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Louisiana capitolian. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1879-1881, 1881-06-02

Mr.. NJ. ]. Williams, the enterprising
manufacturer and worker in iron, tin,
ETC., sent us the following, which is
taken from the Almanac issued by the
Buckeye Brass and Iron Works of Day
ton, Ohio:
"Baton Rouge has lately increased her
police force to two men and dog. The
dog is depended on to stand guard over
the officers while they sleep"
Who the "lucky dog'is that is allowed
to 20 about unmuzzled, when our Off
GERS are exterminating his species, &C
cording to the ordinance, Chief Hillen
cannot say He knows that the fling is
not made at him, for the reason that
he'll be switched if he mounts guard to
accommodate Messrs. Bryan and Schoen-
brodt. After the custom of the geadG-
merle of France:
Dams la gendarmerie,
q QUAINT TN gendarme rit;
Tous les gendarmes RENT,
Dams la gendarmerie;
when Baton Rouge policeman sleeps
all the policemen sleep. They won't
organize into reliefs, worth cent, says
the Chief, who, strange to say, finds his
assistants awake as long as he keeps his
eyes open. He's not responsible when
his weather eye is closed, for what hap.
pens. The dog, in this case, is myth.
Gen. Leon Jastremsk has been pre-.
scented by the citizens of Baton Rouge
with an elegant Waltham watch, costing
$500, as a recognition Of his services IL
securing the restoration of the Capitol
at Baton Rouge. We hasten to remind
the citizens of the ancient, beautiful at.
tractive, delightful, hospitable and liberaI
city of Baton Rouge, that the Farmer
also strongly advocated the restoration
Of the Capitol to that most divinely
charming city. Our address: Ed. Farm
er, Covington, La.
We would inform our friend Kentze
that grand distribution of watches
will be made III the Senate Chamber Of
the restored Capitol, on the first Monday
of September next, to the newspaper
men who, ike him, fought and bled
for the re-establishment of the Capita
to Baton Rouge. This ceremony vii
take place on the occasion of the meeting
of the Press Association, As brother
Woodcock, of the Morgan City Review
would say, there amt a single newspa
per man in the State that won't beai
wdtChing.n
Louisiana capitolian. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1879-1881, 1881-06-02

TOR sALE--RARE CHANCE-A / Garden,
l. in good running order, containing arpents
of land New House, Stables. Good Well, etc.
Situated on Continuation of North Boulevard,
Square rs. Apply to j. COMBOUZOU Oh the
premises or at the CAPrToLIAN Office. apr3D.
Louisiana capitolian. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1879-1881, 1881-06-02

A "move on" ordinance, to punish
idlers and disorderly persons for stand
ing around churches, stores, saloons and
public places, when ordered by the po-
lice to "move on" is to be submitted to
the City Council on Tuesday next The
ordinance also provides for the punish.
ment of proprietors of public establish
ments who give countenance to and al
low the nuisance to exist.
Louisiana capitolian. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1879-1881, 1881-06-02

ATTEMPTED Non Sun
day night, Mr.. Mills Whitaker, en- route
to his place to pay off some hands, was
fred at from the bushes, the ball going
through his satchel, doing him no injury,
fortunately. Too much of this business
is going on, lately.
Louisiana capitolian. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1879-1881, 1881-06-02

Mr.. Edward Whiting, Jr., whom eur
readers will remember as q racy advertis
ing writer for the firm of Z. Whiting, at
this place, a few months ago, is getting
a national reputation in bis peculiar
line. We notice q number of certificates
from some of the most prominent bust
ness men in the North concerning his
ability, among whom Mr., William Clark,
editor of the Model Printers Guide, very
truthfully remarks: "Mr. Writings
originality in writing advertisements is
remarkable The talent of this kind of
literary work is born, not acquired"
We were sorry to part with the citizen
ship of this rising young man, but at the
same time, as his genius called him to a
more extended sphere, rejoice in his
good fortune. Advertisements written
by Mr.. Whiting at once attract the eye
of all classes.
Louisiana capitolian. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1879-1881, 1881-06-02

By reference to notice elsewhere, those
interested will see that meeting of the
Confederate Memorial Association will
be held at Mr.. George w, Buckner's Of
flee this evening at halfpast four o'clock.
Louisiana capitolian. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1879-1881, 1881-06-02

TOR SALE-DRAINING MACHINE, COM.
L plete--Engine Cylinder IL inches diameter,
4 feet stroke driven by two cylinder boilers SO
feet by SO inches diameter and driving wheel
90 feet diameter with an iron fly wheel IA feet
diameter all complete and almost pew. For
further information, address P 0 box 2255 New
Orleans La, or ANGER e. NICOL,
no3s.lot. For!orn Hope, Ibervlle parish, La.
Louisiana capitolian. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1879-1881, 1881-06-02
FOR RENT.
FOR SALE.

L,OR SALE--5O COLONIES OF BEES. AP.
i ply to JAD0T Way, Auctioneers Third
Street, Baton Rouge, La.
Louisiana capitolian. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1879-1881, 1881-06-02
Reeds Gilt Edge Tonic prevents Malaria

Godey's Lady Book for June, 1851, just
received nj Chambers Book Store.
Louisiana capitolian. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1879-1881, 1881-06-02

That gallant "Grayback," Col. Ben
Clarke, of West Baton Rouge, was in
town yesterday, as big as life. He drop
ped in to see us, TO swap a lie or two
with u.s." as he termed it, He was stop
ped however by one Of orr attaches, who
has just finished reading any quantity
Of chapters of the revised Bible, 50 that
that the Colonel was soon brought to
the aesthetic side of the mutilated book ;
and in consequence, walked away in a
thoughtful mood. We regret very much
that we were down town when he call
ed and were thus deprived Of the pleas
ure of greeting him. We hope to have
better luck next time.
Louisiana capitolian. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1879-1881, 1881-06-02

The card Of Mr.. J. Mulcahy, tailor,
whose establishment is located on La
fayette Street, will be found in another
column. He guarantees good work and
perfect sa Ssfaction, which is sufficient
reason for any one to give him trial.
Promptness is one of the most common
dable traits in workmen, and of this Mr..
Mulcahy possesses a large share.
Louisiana capitolian. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1879-1881, 1881-06-02

The amount subscribed By a number
our citizens towards purchasing twenty
five acres on Mr.. Gays place, in West
Baton Rouge, for depot grounds of the
Branch Railway, was paid over by Mr..
VIM Garig on Tuesday, who also signed
the necessary papers.
Louisiana capitolian. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1879-1881, 1881-06-02
SATURDAY.. the Cd day ofJnly.

next, A. D. lssl, between the hours of o'clock
A. NJ, and o'clock p, ~, of said day, the follow.
lug described property, real and personal, be.
longing to the succession of EDWARD l..
RE1DEL, deceased, to.wt
A CERTAIN PARCEL OF GROUND IN
that part Of the CITY OF Baton Rouge laid out
by Ellie Beauregard being the rear OF To- No. 10,
OF square No. TO- measuring titty.three feet
more or less American measure, on America
Street, ~ the depth thereunto belonging, being
portion OF the same property purchased by
said deceased from Mrs. Mears, as will be seen
by reference 70 the deed in book V. folio $50,
Notara Acts OF the Recorders Office.
ALSO 4 CERTAIN STRIP OF GROUND
adjoining the above and measuring two ~ feet
front on America Street by depth Of fifty l5o)
feet, being the same purchased from Louis Bar
rillier per Act recorded in book No. l, folio a.,
Notarial Acts OF the Recorders Office.
ALSO a LOT OF HOUSEHOLD AND
Kitchen furniture.
| Terms of Sale--CASH to pay BITS,
| v3.ny5D j. W BATES, Sheriff
Louisiana capitolian. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1879-1881, 1881-06-02

The citizens of Baton Rouge, on Sat
urday, May 18th, presented Gen. Leon
,Jastremski, editor of the CAr1ToLIAN,
with an elegant gold watch, which cost
$780, as a token of their appreciation of
his services in procuring the return OF
the Capitol to their city and other pub
lie services of interest and profit to
Baton Rouge. We congratulate our
gallant friend on being the fortunate
servant Of such an apr 'ciatiye people.
---RiChland Beacon.
Louisiana capitolian. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1879-1881, 1881-06-02

The tow boat Jay Gould, passed down
yesterday with four immense barges in
tow, laden with grain for the Crescent
City. Opposite our landing, she made
feint as If to heave to, but the pilot
just then.must have noticed that the
Baton Rouge Branch Of the n. o. Pa
ciic had not yet been completed and
that the grain elevator was not in sight,
neither the ocean steamers that will
come to set their cargoeS soon at this
seaport; and the Jay Could passed on.
Louisiana capitolian. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1879-1881, 1881-06-02
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
AT 8 e. AL 6.
NOTICE.

There will be a meeting of the Confederate
Memorial Association on Thursday, the I'd day
Of June, ISL, at halt past four o'clock =, ~. at
the office Of George w. Buckner. Members cor
daily invited to attend
GEO W. BUCKNER, President.
/. D. BEALE SECRETARY.
Louisiana capitolian. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1879-1881, 1881-06-02
Tea! Teal!

Tea! Teal!
In q cup of fine Tea-Black, Green and Mixed
Buy your stock at Family Grocery of
NAV 81. JOSHUA BEAL.
, 1881-07-04

Special Dhpatsh to Tas Chicago T+tnuas,
PoIu lIopE, Ont july :l-'rIle EucnlNH
Nc.vs says: "l'restlM,t Garfield was one Of
tho few l,o,.ls OF Natautls ot tho world w',oso
assassination wns mayor thought Ut, ltwonnll3
s0 not prove iatal, It will lot bo bccarsu
tho assass!a dl.l not Intend them to bo so.
Tho attempt lO taso ,fr. t}arelA's l1fo Inns
ITO political Significance whatever, f0r uar-
Held not Only ehJOys tho esteem OF his
fsleMtls. but thu rvspurt Ut his el,ellllca III
l'oltt!cnl life. 1t IL not!!lns but tho mud
sehGnlo ot so.nu insu'.e ,nan win Inns llatl
unly Ills own private eln!s to serye.
N0ne OF tho circumstances TINT prompted
I,ooth 10 fro t,le fatal s',ot Mt Lincoln uStst
1ioW, TlIiH Is Il sui commentary 0E thu
boastel cly!llzatla,, Ut tho Christian. natloAs
thought Of, l'l,at Garfield ,Ilny reeoyur Ii
tho duvoNt wish Ut tlIe ~, ,O0o, ,ttU over Wlt!c'.
he rifles, a1,l Ut tue millions Vt llrltlall a,l
joets throughout thu world. Tle.u cnl bn
10 question that 0vory class Of suctcly III Tic
Staies IL excited beyond aescrlptlolA
aluNgIlKAL.
3loNrnH.as4 July a.-Tl4o principal topic Ut
conversation t0-Nny Ii tho shooting Of lrcst.
tlent unr1iUt.l, nud oyory scrap ut llaws alas
buen cugsrly looked lOr, Thu utuInst Aetest-
alton TOR tho act Ut thu assaastn ~ utturott
ulu,,o oyury st.le a,,d by all elasses.' Tho Star
publishes ul1 uxeullcnt portrait ot tlle fallen
President, ul,A e4ttosIally says: "llapplly,
tic worst has mt faIlet,. Tim President IL
stll! ati1u, unl tllo physicians !,apa tAat Ills
wounds ara mt nlor,nl. Notwithstanding
peup!s tho worlti uyer, fur they nre onu people
after all, viii feiolco II tho lIfo Ut ono ut
the must prUllltnpnt ut thuHl IL sayud, This
atteutpt II Il .lhuutlurbOlt ont ut y alear
sky, 3Ir. {larlet4 " y nlpa stro,,g, true, ca.
uabIe, ard kindly, agatnst whom no cM.alty
is sllini isul tn Hytst jn tbn World nxCeDt tl1nt
, 1881-07-04
TIE TRAGEDY,
4 cONNEET1.rl ACCOUNT. !,
Epfe[0f Ufspdffh ID The Chicago Tribune,

- EUNSEEllsl1 tCA;1uftt :
6pfe(at Uispatth 10 The Ghiea9o Tribune.
WAs,ilStroN, D. e., july:,-As quick rs tho
telegraph could carry tho torrbie Mews, It WIS
known In Dyury guKrter Of tho city, at,d In oyery;
city ut tho lnnd. Tho soeno ut tho t1Dpot wns or
tho ll,ost oxcitlng olartoter. TITO 1lrst thonrht
sconlctl to ho tn secure tho assassin. Special
Onicor Baott and Otllccr. Kpnruey Immediately
eruspctl him n1st p!nlol,od hts nsts to hs sIalo
In u ytco.llko "Trip, whEo thu stas!on.AKont
loudly shouted "l50r NIL tho Windows. ''l.et no.
body cscapo." chartcs 0.tteau, Of Chcago.
for thas Is tho w.ly tho assassin writes
h!a nR,i,o, struggled violently to escape. tto
hui planned to la that, A feW minutes bofnre
tho Presidents cArrtnKo ArrirCd untcnu hull.
a.kotl IL haok,nan stRndIng noar II tls lYssos
woro parttculnTly ,tNsl. flciu9 Informed 'tllut
thpy ,yurc, h0 enlI ho woul4i engage thel,. ffo
wis mNklnK towards lho oHtrancc, near which
no caused tho cnrrlago to stat,il, when no wis
seized md Instantly !llrrlpA oH to JUL tO avoid
tho nlub.
THE 8Tol,y OF GuIrEAu -
nfter his Rrscat will 10 ta Tutor Oh In theAn dis
putohes. Meanwhile will Gcek IN follow tho
nlurdaycd I'rosltIcut. Gell. GARFIELD. US ho lay
upon hla tualtrpas ln tho lpppr Toatl,
Is Raid by those whu wero Mholt hlm to hnyo
bcen brave mud cheerful. Ills flsat Impulse wna
III llRyu lia WIFI Informed, mud hg dictated Ills.
pntcl,, found Dtsdwherc, to Col Noekwe!l, IN
wh,uh to informed; her TINT ho hHd Icon
W0tfetlGtts HnM eGFguHHty Hu Nl1A GtHIA HA{ tHRA
10 tcsIrUd iiur 10 enste Immediately, tsu WIS
conscious and eont hta lUyo. At tho sano tInIu
aBotnor l'lspmtbh Was scat to Mil Awain, 1ltsIgu
Ai3yoento.tonoEal,W Whu haa ehArgo Ut Mrs. GAr.
tla!.l, Informing him Ut tho naturs VI tue shout
lnv. md directing hitn
To KEEP, TIM INFORMATION FlE0s ,I1kS
tl.tHF1EI.it.
Wlilo this was benR lono, tho earFI1go of QUO
Ut tho Cabinet o!llcors 'whn wts present was
driven with ercut apec to tho ot'Ica OF DR. Hiss,
IN y atseut. whtl with blu !nstrumont-oasc. WIZ
hastlIy driven to thu .laput, and wus tho first ot
tho physicians TO arrive. iiu instantly pro.
lious,ut,l tho wdllnl Il dangerous mic, hut not
necessarily fatAl. Afterwards he HaId It wRs II
w0.l,ul Of exceedingly aayQro character. and all
tho pllys!p'auA cVl,currcd with hin, 0arlo&tl
,raurutly tuiGud ehrorfutiy with h!a frloatla,
nn,nns tllon. col, llobcrt 4ngcrsol, "a
w!,a,l ho cordially extended his hAnl
anti said, NJ Hn,' Rlnl YOU catno." 1t was tholl
ful,n!, upon pxnallnaEtou, that 10th shots tired
| by tho aKsasIu bud takon et4cet, Itha Arst was
vol nitnetl. II bud ontoTe4 the baek; lust aboY0
| tho kidney, aHd, ~ tao probn1 lato thls eyeA.
| !uy showa ::
HAD pEllrol.ArEu: THE LIVER. =.
| Tho secuH4 khuk N14 tireu Whl)u taU PRESIDENT
wax falling, Hud went undar thu left ara,. barely
Frax!nF tho skin. 1T seayis that ueu. GARFIELD
has hablt Of always turning to hla lott when'
ever hs Ia saurpFacd aud wishes 10 lanrn anything,
shat tue phytlelaus thlnk that, II ho had tufnct
, 1881-07-04
THE SHOOK.


1pfeta1 uApateA u Ths chisaao grtbuus.
NEW YoRt, July 9.-W'cn thu ANNOUNCES
ment was lnnao IN Brooklyn TINT ti,o l'rpst-
deMt Int been slot tho cg1wtla Bwar,,.IIlg
down Fulton street 10 the ferry begun to cul.
lect III great numbers round tho bulletins,
and to c!aInor Tor further llows. Thu Vx.
element grew rapidly n,long thu pcot,le,
Changes Of feeling coull hu easily ohscryp.l
as tho constantly usrlyiug dispatches brought
llope of the Presidents recovery, Or toiu of
the serious nature Ut Ills Injuries. business
seemed to bo abandoned. 3Ien ot all eol,dl.
tions jostleA each other round tho bullutlls,
aud eli the faces ot all could to
read deep dismay nllu consternatIol
Fierce dsnunc!asIons OF tho assasIsl could ba
heard here aud thera ut llrst, but when tho
full import Of the dFeadfal truth was ascet-
tsinod . roar Of indignation went up that
echoed from end to end OF the town. Court
proceedings were suspended whtlo the Judge
, 1881-07-04

ioW ~; ,.,s "s W. =. -. sst.as, a..;Ss an o'o
,,,rw",.S" .,4, .'"'Ii'" ~ ;ni"nrt, - ~ % rr"s,ionr.
t,,.., ,1,,, ;, r,,sS 49," In oo,n ~, ,.ss
tsro" @ "nr";n', rrn;,, sfm,nr ,v,,"r" t,,nv mr.,
may .4 at"m, +'ts s,.o ,',"s s.o ,s "sI
hv t1leIr uue!e lus4,,i, lknlnli, ut tl1e 4tut.u,
f',,' .s.'''' W.
oltt KEPT seetet 1lnlla tHel'l uht1l 1'ley NJ
rived hero a'ld heartl 1t OIL tho STREET. rhoy
We're very AsHcIl nll!rn'etl MIL grluf-atTtckull,
pAs eoAlu ho1. OF col|Ese. RppFeela1t tl1e 1All
'l!nportUt thu terr!blo news. \ reporter of
tln JlcrHtu HlSlttll 6Ulun to BGH how
, 1881-07-04

tsutrredi.ct1. When sttbstantfated. It sprcah
l'ku Wild tire, null from MI potnls Ut tic
surrounding co,lntry farmers hurristl tn
Atpitur. Wlcn tho word WINS received Tint
Garfield WIS dying, strong men weps Elko
children, MD III sorrow turi,ch their fMces
holnuwar,i. i will never forgot tho last
words ho oycr sa1d tous.' sattt onc Of Ills
neighbors. 1T was Just as tho trnIi, was
about to leave that was to take
lin TO- Washington. Ilo stood upon
tho platform. niMl, ~ the tcars
cane tn Ills .oyes ho said: 'Nelghbors,
frtell.ts, brothers ln.tst leave you wlloni
accept II position Of great responsibility.
1 may never ruturr,, bit 1 trust that my
wortls u,nl also my aetlon will bo relnoli1-
bure,l by nll.' 1Ic remained nn tho platform
unit! tho trim was out of sight. Llttlc did
hu think wlat'a strange propliesy WINS III
lila words, mud that ic would never comc
alive to tho people.
fatally s0t was
utsor0itr 10 THE 11oafE
by Dr. 1lnbfnson, WHO received 1t about l0:p
n. III. It was not believed. md It was not uli-
III authoritative telcgratns wero received llnt
The members Of Mr.. Nudolpl's fnlnily could
bc nlHtle to glve cretlencu 10 tho news. Wllap
.., ..,.,
tao flssiaencs conu'to a." .os.ssa n..tisn ...a, ~,
ot aouo1' olu Mr. hNao'in'' WHY nn ..s.'a "
'.'ue hls emotioh any,
aowii. a1t cfletl llKe cllta. .aas % son a.'
aso sets ~.
~ l,ie news peeaine 'aoto Rs"e,".s ~; Ano%'', .
no!Enposs nl! tto"t.s sn ,,,e '" eu ao"sy' n,',
ahSlous'i huuarns .os u.,Mt .nme ,,,ata a,t.
slerl, mud heartfelt sorrow. At noon Irwin
as'" ~. nn1'u. .. .a,.es, a.,
Stscsnss ~ nM ~ M.au' ai.,a ~ H., " .a,,,, ' ~
!Ic't .s"sMsn ,',.a NV hn't 10
the esiuen1 .es "vss ~, ~. s tp.t,,ta ,.n,ss .o
.uwM ~ "pns t",,'aa ~ ~ ~ tn,.o ~ "os,l
c"aesaut SMs. .as..' a.;', Ar. 1,"n,,,i, .si,.s
"o'N ~ a'ds -, I H. ,,,a., ~ ~ tr,,a ord
eatso wv nopetl t4At ~ i'"y l"t 70 t."o' ~, a.,s
now t''at II 10 tfue we a!''osl leas 10 .oil
tnen'. lhey hro JOYOUS n'u h"pp3.
llttlo 10 thoy fca!'5o uo p1ow eaoy
lave Feee'Veu' lAtuo w aly u
III roa!lze II. VIC cnnAo. lho news n1s W.
1tefsetl ns' u NoMnsoh' o'o ~ ualnsMe ,''s
war!iicst anu eiosest tFs,as, haa lust leMe1eu
tlic house win an naolt.ona1 te!oHta'a so ",
l,t'l'l'cih9 tiia ites'ne,' Mo'a" nus Ivy 'ae
tfan ''Ye nt'Nta ""o'' sout eoi'eslo''a'"S
feactlea tho house. il
IN a. tn.nn'"u ,.' '.s;,,''..sas, susn a., ,,.+,,s
h'u WIN te"'.ui ts.a ~ "".otI" .'ts
, 1881-07-04
A. FASTING FOURTH.
GOV, rosrE:l.'a l'ItocLAaI.trIuN.

COLUMBUS, o., July :I.-Gov. Foster has
lust iss,lct the following:
ExEuur1vE EgrAnrNEST. GovEnSon's OFFICE.
coming to ,1,u to counsel mayors Of citlra AId
Villages und tho people ol tho atAto to suspend
tutc tiiorofor t,xoeolses. tn harnlory wifi,
tho uniyorsut feelinK u distress over tho lt-
tulnptud assassination 0E tho President. Those
owii feelings, enrncstIy rGttlt'At TINT the
peuplc assemble lii tho churahcs NJ hRli
pnst lo. n'elok III tho morning nnt!
that ttlr celebrations Ut the tny bu conducted III
accurtl with wtat may thcn bo known OF thu
physical condition ut tho President. -,
Thnnks tu kinh pruvtle,loo, It IL Il Kseat JOY tn
a.ll tint prusgnt htlyces give hopo Ur tho rtcuv.
ury OF the prusidGnt.
ClgAtsLgs Foarcll, Governor.
, 1881-07-04
SYMPATHY.

ypfetui Uspatch 10 The tAtcaao Tribune.
NEW Iutsx, July .--Yuur New YOrk City
rupl t3ent,ttyu WIS passing over tho Eric
llaIIroal yesterday wIIcli tho iluws Of tho
shooting Of President Gnrliuld wins flushed
oypr the country. As tho passengers al[gh.ctl
for dinner ut llornrlsyile tllu ltrst inli,it,-
tlo1, was received t}lut Lilo horrible atfatr i.ul1
occurred; n,,tl II Is not exaggerntion to say
tint. OF tic lur9u number tint entered tho
,llning-roo,u, nut oiic received the nuws wlt!t-
mt manifestations of horror al,d supreme
sorrow, On every hand wero heard tile most
y1Dlent Recommendations Ut tho wretch who
cou<l enter into s,trll u ltolriblU scheuo to
fcur,yn tl,o country of II Cl1cf Magistrate,
nu,l nj, ptiku s,tggcstotl tic most summary
| ,u,,tsI,,nut rnr tim ,uurtlnrrr nynu
rsn,,m,t env un,l,1ur ,uor, nhout nu.s1u ii
,vna ,he t"rus If u,,yrnmu,n,ic commentary nr
ann n ,,o irin ,n",, WIN ,vns tlisc,iss,,,. tha
u,falr witt, son,n n his nssorintrs. "Amd
i,n"o ~" "cn.,," Nox,rnu,x"fI u, ,vna lin s,,v.
."'T naa,1ya ~ on,rr ~ sona ~ ti,c hott"r.;rfo
t'assan,,ars Snsu 10 t,nv turo nycr tho ',roo, ~
ta,r ~ ,,,s o' s",r"a ~ !, ,li thnt
,"' "S ~ T., ""1 ,i, ns,",,tt,.. ,,'r .h,t 'It
sunn. 'so '.t, uS.n pe'"n'1M - ~ , a'.. "s'
um''s ." W. ,;'os "s ~ starr"'o ~, n,.Indipr
so',' ~ s.x sa,,t IT,. to,,''. n',,.. -
eun." tt"s .,,.is s.'.s IT, t,',t ,,t s , i.
p1onuaI , 1I ,a .''IS Mrs,s Tn' @
n" '''.. sas"o .,, .',,ose, 'ns,,,t -, III ,,.o
.n.os av,,, ""o eo eI.'" ,n, y. ~.
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