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Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1881-12-02
Makes a Bad Showing for Himself
Generally.

WASHINGTON, D. c., December. L.
A heavy shower which passed over
the city about o'clock this morning
served to keep many from going to
the courthouse to-day. At the
opening of the court, however, every
available spot in the court room was
occupied. A majority of the visitors
to-day were males, put still quite a
number of ladies were present.
Upon entering the witness box
Guiteau, before resuming his evi-
dence,
Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1881-12-02
THE PUBLIC HEALTH ASSO-
CATION.
What the Doctors are Doing at
Savannah.

What the Doctors are Doing at
Savannah.
SAVANNAH, Ga, December 1.-The
second days session of the American
Public Health Association was very
interesting. The following papers
were read: By DR.. j. j. Speed, of
Kentucky, on inside sources of dis
ease; DIR. A. J. Miles, Ohio, on his
tory of sunstroke mortality in 1881 );
DR.. j. F. Adams, Massachusetts,, on
malaria in New England Hon. Eras
tus Brooks, n. Y, on duties of the
citizen to the State in maintaining
public health DIR. Isaac Jones,
Scranton, Pa, on school hygiene;
DR.. Albert G. George, Z. S. N, on
the perucious effects of tobacco on
youths DR.. Lewis A. Fulligant, on
fraternity among scientists /; DR.. G..
B. White, of sanitary association,
yellow fever epidemic of 1S7S-read
by Dr. Gustavus Devron, New Or
leans DR.. III. T. Runnels, Indians,
impure water and it's dangers; DR..
T. G. Dancan, illinois, the atmos
pheric element in local cps
idemics DIR. S. Herrick, Of Louisi-
ana; on railroad sanitation; DR.. B.
j. Jeffries, Mass, on the control
of defective sight on the land or sea-;
DR.. A. L. Gihon, U. S. n, on health,
the true nobility. s
The association went on an excur
sion down the harbor this morning,
rendered by the citizens.
Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1881-12-02

TBERE was method in some of
Guiteau's madness yesterday.
Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1881-12-02
GUITEAU
STILL ON THE WITNESS
STAND.
He is Pressed Closely in the
Cross-Examinatio
Becomes Excited and Very I'm
patient,

And Then Obstinate and Declines
to Talk
Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1881-12-02
HE MUST ANSWER.

Witness was readily driven from one
position to another until confronted
with the evidence of his own wit
nesses, when he would imposingly
pronounce their evidence false. Once
he emphasized his contradictions by
saying, Anything that 1 swear to,
Judge, is true; you can put that
down as a fixed fact" Being pressed
as to how he proposed to raise
funds, which he said he was
expecting to receive The witness
replied Il intend to borrow it
from some of my friends and told
how be borrowed the money. The
witness was questioned as to the pur-
chase of pistol. Guiteau este
Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1881-12-02
BECAME VERY INDIGNANT.

at Judge Porter's use OF the word.
murder" and shouted fiercely;
" You seem to delight in the use of
the word murder There's no use
OF your whining in that way. The,
mere outward fact OF, how he to-
Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1881-12-02

MASSACHUSETTS isagain excited over
the liquor question
Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1881-01-15
LITERARY NEWS.

R. L. Stevenson's &c Essays" will shortly
appear in single volume.
Dr. Cunningham Geikie's new work will
be called Hours With the Bible.
The Rev. Joseph Cook is preparing an
English edition of his Monday lectures.
Dean Stanley's new volume of ecclesias-
teal essays, entitled christian Institu-
tons" is very nearly ready.
J. E. Rowbotham, formerly scholar of
Ballot College, Oxford, is engaged upon a
General History of Music.
On no other work have so many Ameri-
can artists co-operated as ON the subscrip-
ton edition of Longfellow's works.
Petermans Porsa Linguarum Oriental
ium, of which five parts have appeared,
will be completed by other scholars.
The death is announced of Miss NJ. L.
Charlesworth, the author of I" Ministering
Children and other popular religious
books.
Professor Martens is preparing diplo-
matte brochure on the conflict between Rus
STA and China. The work will be pub
lished in French at Brussels.
The twenty. third volume of the Theo-
logical Translation Fund Library, just pub
lished, is Dr. Ewald's commentary on the
Psalms" The whole work will be COM
pleted in three volumes.
Vernon Lees Studies of the Eight
zenith Century in Italy, pronounced by
the italian reviewers to be the most COM
plete work hitherto written on the subject,
viii appear in an Italian translation during
the winter.
The two novels which at the moment are
engaging attention in England are "The
Clerk of Portwick, by George Manyille
Fem, and The Two Dreamers. by John
Saunders.
The Forthcoming Diocesan Histories -
for England and Wales, two volumes of
which are now ready, will furnish, when
completed, perfect library of English
ecclesiastical history.
Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1881-01-15
BARBARA pR1RTcH1E-NEw VERSION.

Id was droo der streeds of Fredericksdown,
Der red-hot zun he vas shine MIN down
Bast der falcons all fit NIT bier,
Der rebel y.llers walked on der ear.
All day droo Fredericksdown so fast,
Horses, und guns, ind zogers bast.
Der rebel flag he shone him oud so bridt,
AS if, by Jinks, he got some ridt.
We're vas der Onion flag? Der zun,
He look him down not on q Won.
Up jumped dot olt Miss Frietchie den
70 oldt by nlne score year and ten.
She grabbed up der old fag der men haul down
Und fasten id quick by her nidtgown.
Den she sot By the window yer all could see,
Dere vas none vot lofe cot flag so free
Purity soon come ridin' up stonewall Jack,
Sittin' from der mittle OF his horses back.
Under him brow he squirt him's eyes
Dot flag dot made him great surprise.
g Halt ~ Each Teller make him sdlll.
Fire !" vas echoed from hill to hill.
Id busted der sdrings from dot nidtgown,
But Barbarie Frietehie, she vas arount.
She grabbed der flag again 20 quick,
Und oud of der window, her arms did stick.
"Obuse if you would dis olt bald head,
But leave alone dot flag p she said.
10 soon, 20 quick, as Jack could do,
He boiler him oud NIT face so blue,
"Who bulls a hair oud of dot bald head
Dies awful quick, go aheat r' he said.
Und all dot day, uud all dot mite,
Till efery rebel vas oud of site,
n
Dot flag he vas sthickiu by dot nidtgown.
Dame Barbarie Frietchies work is done,
She don't forever got some fun.
Bully for her Und drop tear
For dot olt vOomans nlitoud some fear.
Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1881-01-15
MANHOOD RESTORED.

a VICTIM OF EARLY IMPRUDENCE,
"A causing nervous debility, premature decay,
ETC., having tried in vain every known remedy,
has discovered simple means OF self-cure which he
will send free TO his felow-sItferers Address ].
REEVES, No. 43 Chatham street, New York.
n2-lyIuThS
Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1881-01-15
CONSUMPTION GAN BE CURED
R RE Halls
l For ,s s.ay1ls1a,l1tlnl

Cures Consumption. Colds, Pneumonia,
Influenza. Bronchial Difficulties, BrOn-
cIitIs. MOarseaess, Asthma, Group.
WhOOping Cough, and all Diseases of the
Breathing Organs. 1t sO0tsies and heals
the Membrane of The Lungs. iniiamed and
poisoned by the disease, and prevents
the nighf-sweats and iisifness across the
chest which, accompany il. CONsUMP-
TEON is NOT an Incurabie malady. IL is
only necessary 40 have the right remedy.
aud Halls BALsAM is that remedy.
Don't DESPAIR of RELIEF, for this
benign specific Will cure you, even
though professional aid fails.
NJ Ask for VIM HALLS BALsAN, and take
no other. IL. 6. Kirk AZ Co., agents.
Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1881-01-15
BoCHEFoRT's STORY.


The Fosaire appeared in the morning,
and that evening at seven o'clock Roche
fort arrived at the office of the journal in
a great state of excitement. He demanded
to know who had written those falsehoods,
but the director refused to disclose the real
name OF Historicus. After while Mr..
Rochefort became calm and commenced
a long and diffused pleading he
said it was a shame, for he had never
made the first step towards obtaining
modification of the accusations brought
against him, and proof of the fact was
that he had been condemned to be exc.
cuted. He said that he had been assured
that the President of the Council of War
had called attention to the fact that the
article by virtue of which he had been con-
demned, had been amended, and that a
political crime could be punished only by
transportation. He continued: " re-
NAMED four months In prison without
knowing what fate was in reserve for me.
1t was only the night before they came
Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1881-01-14
800 additional copies of S. Bs. l. ?, and 1ls, was

500 additional copies OF S. Bs. l. 2, and It9, was
adopted
The Hospital Committee was granted leave of alb.
sence for six days and empowered to visit in its of
cal capacity the insane and orphan asylums OF the
State.
message was here received from the Governor
embodying his views on the debris question
On motion of Mr.. DAVIS, the usual number of
copies was ordered printed and the reading LAID
over.
Leave of absence was granted to the Committee
on State Prisons until Monday
motion made by Mr.. ESos to adjourn was lost
Mr.. Taylor was granted leave of absence till Mon
day.
The Senate proceeded to the third reading of the
following bills, which were disposed of as recorded
below:
S. B. Is, to repeal Section 1870 of the Code of Civil
Procedure, concerning married woman as admin
istratrix, by Mr.. Nye, was passed by vote of 20
to l.
s. B. 81 to provide for the removal of civil officers
for violation of official civil duties, by Mr. Enos
was passed unanimously.
S. b. %, to amend Sections 1911 and 1872 OF the
Code OF Civil Procedure, relating to sole traders, by
Mr.. Httell, was passed unanimously
S. b. %, releasing to William Scholle and his
signs certain lands in San Francisco, and authorizing
the Governor to make conveyance thereof, by Mr..
johnson, was passed by vote Of 30 to3
S. B. 43, to amend Section l46S of the Penal Code.
in relation to appeals in criminal cases. from Justice
or Police Courts to the Superior Courts, by Mr..
Glascock, was recOmmitted.
5 b. Al, to amend Section HI of the Penal Code,
by Mr.. Glascock, was passed unanimously
5. b. AZ, to amend Section 2209 of the Civil Code,
in relation to damages awarded when teegraphic
messages are refused or postponed by Mr. johnson,
was passed by vote of 81 to I.
S. b. 80, to amend Section $40 of the Penal Code
relative to pawnbrokers charging an unlawful rate
OF interest, by MIR. Nelson, passed by vote Of
30 to 2.
S. B. 20, making an appropriation for the pay
ment OF mileage of Senators, by Mr.. Sears was
passed by vote Of 30 to2.
S. B. 46, to amend Section 216S of the Civil Code,
defining what are common carriers, by Mr.. johnson,
was passed by vote of so to 2.
S. B. 50, to amend Section 1l6S OF the c. de of
Civil Procedure, relating to the property set apart
for the use Of the family, by Mr. Wendell, was
passed unanimously
S. B. GO, TO amend Section 500 of the Political
Code relating to operation Of statutes by Mr. Davis
was passed unanimously.
S. B. II, to amend Section 1879 of the Code of
Civil Procedure, relating To the granting of letters
OF administration, by Mr.. Httell, was passed by a
vote Of 25 to 5.
S. B. so, to amend Section 243 of the Penal Code
by NJ. G ascock, was passed by vote of 26 to T.
On motion OF Mr. NEUMASS the Senate adjourned
at 2:45 p. NJ.
Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1881-01-14

A. B. Il (by Mr. Young)- Repeats Sections 315
and 3l6, Code of Civil Procedure, which provide
that the people will not in respect to any
real property, or the profits issues thereof, by
of the right of the people to the same unless
the right accrued within ten years, or unless the
people, or those through whom they claim, have
ceivsd the rents and profits within ten years and
that no action can be brought in respect to real
property by any person claiming under letters patent
or grants from the State unless action might have
been commenced by the people as herein specified,
in case such patent or grant had not been made
Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1881-01-14

A. B. 25 (by Mr.. McCallion) Amends Section
1897 Political Code, that shall be registered
proof by affidavit that party az eiector etc. OF
upon returns of the Assessor, or certificate Of
naturalization issued ninety days prior succeeding
election his own affidavit that it is lost and
which affidavit must state place of nativity and time
and place (dHd Court of naturalization, ETC. cs in
the present law to the end. rhe only change to be
effected by this bill is in the omission from the pres
ent law of the words and Court" as and in the
place italicized in parenthess above
Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1881-01-14
Ae,erpoou session.

The Senate reassembled at half-past l, President
pro TEN. Johnston in the chair.
The Committee on EngressmeBt reported S. c. r.
and s. Bs. 81 80, ST. 55 81 and 65 as Correctly en-.
crossed.
a resolution, offered by Mr. ZucK and amended by
Mr.. JOHNSON, directing the State Printer TO print
Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1881-01-14
ESPECIALLY GsATIfIED. "
Lerass valley Free Lanee, Jannary l2th.l

[Grass Valley Free Lance, January 12thl
We are especially gratifed to note the way the
SACRAMENTO RECORD UNION is talking to the Legis-
Iature. That paper is sayiDg some things on certain
topics that the Legislature should heed. We cory
to-day an article which concerns the action uf State
Controller Kenfeld in wanting to sue the State for
work he has never done. The people Of the State
generally should read that article and then watch
what course their Senator'S and Assemblymen viii
take in the premises. The REcoRD-USIoS puts the
matter in strong light
Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1881-01-14

S. B. 101 (by Mr.. JohnstonEAmends Section 60
of the Civil Code and declares marriages of whites
with negroes, mulattoes or Mongolians illegal and
void.
Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1881-01-14
CONSTITUTIONAL DEBATES.

AB. Sc (by Mr.. Estey)-Amends Act providing
for nnblIcation of the constitutional debates and
roceedings, by directing how many copies shai oe
printed and how they shall be dlstfh@ea'
Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1881-01-14
REMOVAL OF CIVIL oFFIcERs.

s. B. 81 (by Mr.. Enos, as amended in Senate jan
uary 1Oth)-Proyides for removal II any civil officer,
director or commissioner in charge Of any pubic
building or funds, or Of anyone holding under
authority OF any Board or such officer, who violates
wfuy any law under which elected defining the
duties OF the trust or is guilty of any other wlini
violation Of official duty Complaint may be med
officer cited, and Superior Court hear case sum sum,
rnarilv and enter iudgment for complainant for 800
and costs [Repeals Act on same subject hareh'
1874
Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1881-01-14
WANTED, LOST AND FOUND

Advertisements Of i've lines In this department sr
inserted for IS centB for time three times for
rSnts or &c cents peT week.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-02-02
no PlllLAprLP!llA
VIA
PENNsN LNA%lA RAILROAD


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r.. nm tr,t4 ,yc West PIN a, pll l".D 5:l5 rs.
Z -:, . 3d. aLd II n tIIHci r.r ~ loo r. M ]. 3.
4 ,.f., T. am D. m ON SUNDAY, l-ul. .tj. .:,J -
1. Z, aud = 70 ltlvN PhIWrlphit W. tah .. t.'
ami - o. IA. daily r1r.pt sunday. IT.. H., .,
t. T i,sr -1t aud t,rttgri, sis Couri.,t ann B.oO,.
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ilG is Hudson IInbIk,. station Jersey ir En-
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ne ~" ~, =, = Us iih ,i' t,Il.",,' " w
bIEGt,'% X .ii.nV,Sn" ' '''''''" 7. p FAINFR.
lNN ~ t,ri'l Pa .,rugtr \
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TINUE TRTE RAILWAY. now known rs the
~ 80 - t','iI ANu WESTERN RAIL.
ROAD. ......., $500. - $500,
o, , ~ a S'a figS} @ i1a't Drawing
o.. D. H. tjAiIy PAST ~ Louis express. arriving al Bui
% NJ \ a M co,ur.it,g win flst frlms Ia West and
:. ntiH,s T,uans lat Draw neOoin III rpiug olchcs
Ia Iundlo. . -,
?, ut1ly. Pacific Express Tor me vel oePay
rs without clSnr 1 Iio nuin. car, Cnl,IsJ.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-02-02
REAL ESTATE.

NEw-YoRK Tuesday. Feb. l. 1881.
~. following sales we're held at the Exchange
eslesio' " Bv John r. Boyd.
,,uus ynown ga Greenwich Foundry Co, with
1sSt Of land 1856 57 and l5S perryst oSa
Itnet, W Of Washing iOn-st, plot OF land 0oXIuOoA
,9ySxYsxsGx65 g. and . STORY brick stable WIN lot
10 aS1 Nest Ii th.st. g. $50 IT OF Westst lou ,-o
.cexin0 las Richards. SAO'"'0
Bp PQn Tasseu RedrTeD
o.,orv f,a,ne dwelling with lot NO 427 West ga;
sns 400 20 OF lotn'aVe' 10. E0.iooo' 6,o55
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-02-02
STEAMBOATS, ano RaiIroa6s.

FOR BOSTON.-NEW PULLMAN LINE via
Il n Y: n H. and II. R. R. Leave Grand Central Depot Depot
Ra aRS D. m Get va NeNi0'- -Dr
NETWORK CENTRAL and HUDSON
through trains viii leave Grand Central Depot
s:0U H. Western and Nortnern Express to Rochester
lO50a ~, Chicago Express drawmgroon cars TO Canaan
IlIO a. n to Albany and Trov with connections to Utica
Saratoga Glens Falls ana Rutland.
$500 D. M. st LOUIS EXPRESS dtuy with sleeping cars Tor
for I Auburn oa station, Sy S Say B a. TeeSS AMI De-
trot and excepting sunday night for Montreal VIA Pats
$50 p m Pacific Express, daily sleeping for
ani exreRg Iaday R Tor 1rsa ys 81 Adams
ll3Op Night Express vita sleeping cars 10 Albany
Tickets sale Nos 3d. 2l2 anil 4l3 Broadway and at
Bry@i%ay NewYork AMI 535 wasIinSloa.si brooklyn.
j. 81 iot'Ei Gen sup, [. b. MEkhEa. Gen Pess'r Agt
NORWICH LINE
VIA New LonOn-steamors leave Pier No. 40 North River
at i:jOp IN lIJ sundays e1cep''L LnneG tIcAe's "
DOCKAWAY BEACH.-New- York. Wood
IA maven and koesawT RnrP 3l daily except
Leave tockI say 7;iOa. m: 81. O;l0 =. N
&2 TO BOSTON,
VIA TIE
STONINGION LINE,
CONNECTING FOR ALL POINTS EAST
ana on aeSay ny' s1S S1 ssa r
4:SOP. NJ. FROM FER 80, y. r..
Foot Of Jay5, arriving BOStO at A. NJ Special Limited
Frst.Class Tie aud fostOl GOOD
ON LY as specified on their lace-S1 eaoh.
1cAets Tor sac at al principal ucke Offices Staero!ms
?o3 20 Brori"ay. and McIropoht'n aud Firth Avenue
teas. ana cave Pr - ortn
River foot OF warenst dairy ,exccpi ouniays IL NJ
Freight clcr line rix'n a lowest r1' u..,.o
l.. w FILKINs. General PASSENGER A1el.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-02-02
Ocean CLEANERS.

A MEXICAN LINE.
~ FOR QUEENSTOWN AN y LIVERPOOL.
Dnlv ransatlantic Line under ths AN tRItAN FLAG
Sai,lfe every "Wednesday Pht slpmL Al IY5gpJJ-
Extra sdllings on alternate NlttlriAyA
ONO, " cducs Is, rob 3, y a. III.
RED STAR LINE-FOR ANTWERP.
Sailing every saturday alternately rom PhlaieD1l and
Seyl for Antwerp, landing passengers within ic"
hour, ride Of The impOrtnJ points OIL interest On inc Con
tiueE-
Forrates passage and other, nor n anon 40 by,b
PkIEtt WRIGHT Y oON-, tttn;ru As5lth
3O7 Walnut--t, Phia clphiA. - BrollWAY Now forN
A NCHOR LINE /. :. NAIL STEAMERS.
"A %EW-YOKK AND GLASGOW.
Pier No. 20. NOTtlI River. New OrS
Ethiopia CO. lOa. ltr,assa...F"b. ~, . a. m
~. y ] eV' yep % - T. H.
These S'eImcr@do not carry clttn. she p Or pis%
Cabins, 'tr>iOu c6rts lt rel ICED raL)3
second C3bIl 50 ~feeTa %. ~
NETWORK r. LONDDN DIREHE
From Pier 80. as North River. foot OF ChlrleL9f
tto'i ...... Feb -. p %. Au-t lila Frp ~ va IN
Ctblf~ $50. Excursion tex - AZ reduced rue,
MEN DEl:eON FRO rIIEl.s. AgrAts. BOElng-liIeen
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-02-02
Z teamboats an6 RailrG aos.

A REDUCTION OF FARE.
4 no po.-o.. FALL RIVER LINE
81 no BOSTON, FOR SPECIAL LIMITED TICKETS.
Corresponding reduction ali Eastern n.A Magnidcent
rom pS 81 and OLD COL NY Duly sundays ex
rler - N r.. foot Of Murravstat i:3O pm Leave
TschSs p m; Jersey city 400 via Annex boats
siateioOn9. &c. be obtained all principal
steamers - - ~ ' 'NO' U" ''o '' ~ W $780,
GEO. l.. CONNOR BORDEN a LOWELL
General Passenger Agent --' ~ ~ Aren,s
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-02-02
NEW-YORk AND PHILADELPHIA
~ new LINF.

BIlT Nd IiIlIlIk II'I If.
For Ikl.N luE 4 u PiIILADtlPitlA.
tfly--t.
j." rhrslrpul Niath and Greer.,ts at 7:lJ. . 10
lllo a. m; I-".l $50 $50. - ll:jU II p n. On sun
day al * g. a. ~ 80. Z. ll.iO - D. m.
FOR Ihi ana Arfo+-t, 40 J:$l ll:lJ L. nj l3O, 49,!
5:.' T. 100. tu .-ulitF -:i,.L
FIIcrton. trrn ana IiCs rgstS 80 Oh! TO- ilo
q. $780, .. 3d. fl. $50 T. ll.JO, l=p III sunday
-. a. ~. ':;'. :. ll.3u l. =. 20. p, -. Nj,
From ~,a'p1- i.ir ulHl alt pend ~ it. l"r N,nfl
arl tr. 10 $50 9.Hu. II 1 m: I'D = -
tt1,G 1..,I - on sunday at 7:OA 'L 1"l 60
RON Ihr aai Eer@s.is. at -. so, 0lj l. IL; l2j.
3.iu = ll:JI o. ur. sunday ar e:lp ~. i.|n Il:3O
trn TRENTON Warren ant IuD k,r~t. IL, 10. 80.
co = pos luo~ u - rf - 80. III 80 -. SIS
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