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The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1881-03-06
Death OF senator Carpenter.

Senator Matt. Carpenter, of Wiseon-
sin, who has been dangerously ill for
some time past, died at Washington on
Thursdsy. His wife. son and daughter,
DR.. Fox OF Milwaukee and G. W. Viii
liams Of Washington, were present at
his death. The funeral will take place
tomorrow at Washington. but the re-
mains will be conveyed to Wisconsin,
the former home Of the deceased, by a
Congressional Committee.
The question Q: SUCCESSOR 10 :he
deceased Senator, is now agitating the
minds of Wisconsin's politicians; the
two parties being 30 evenly represented
IN the next Senate rendering it impor.
tant that Carpenters place should be
supplied with KepuLlican in time for
the organization. There are difficulties
in the way OF the accomplishment OF
that object, which may, should the
Democrats desire to take advantage Of n
techricality. prove troublesome. Under
the law Of Congress his successor can.
not regularly be elected until March 9th,
the vacancy not having occurred during
a recess Of the Legislature. The bug.
gestion has been made that the Lcgisla-
ture adjourn after Indicating its prefer
ence for Senator. and permit the Gov
ernor to appoint successor. The
question might arise, however. as TO
the legality of such appointment and
action OF the Legislature.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1881-03-06

A SPECIAL to the Times relates the
discovery Of n gold and silver ledge in
the town OF Hamburg. y. Y. nine miles
from Buffalo. which appears we'll nu
thenticated. The names of several
prominent men of that section are given
In connection with it. Lad was dis.
covered last August. Pieces Of the
rock subjected to II careful assay yield
id $l,l5O to the ton. Mining opera.
items were commenced last October
uuder the superintendent Of Chas. L.
Reeves. formerly Of California. and eI.
caVations reveal sunken ledge. with
overhanRing walls on one side. The
lntest assay from the depth Of the exca.
vaiion shows S6.92o 80 per ton. A
company has been formed.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1881-03-06

SAYS the Sal, Lake Journal: Eastern
people are worrying themselves unnec
essary about tho State of Nevada.
Nevada does not owe the East anything.
while the East owes Nevada great
deal. Nevada is out OF debt; Der credit
is better than that of the State of New
York; she buys from the Eastern States
and California more than four times ns
much as the same population in any
other State does and does not seek to
trade anything she has for anything she
wants, except gold and silver. Eastern
people need not worry about Nevada.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1881-03-06

Two YOUNG farmers. Martin Ross and
wm. Pickett, living near Waverly, Mis-
souri,, had difficulty Thursday after
noon. They met neur the line dividing
their farms, aud after few angry words
Pickett drew n revolver and sent bul.
let through Ross right lung. Several
shots were exchanged when finally
Pickett fell pierced through the heart
and died instantly. Ross has "A wound
in the thigh as well as the lung. and
cannot recover. Both were highly re-
spected young men. Prickctt leaves n
wife. having been married only six
months. and Ross is the eldest son OF II
widowed mother.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1881-03-06
Festive BOdIe.

In Bodie, Friday morning, couple
of miners named Durgan nnd Weir, got
into discussion over game of cards,
AMI in the row Durgnn began hitting
Weir over the head with revolver.
Another miner, named Donchue, inter-
ferred and knocked Dngan down with :
cane, the three falling together, Durgan
in the meantime firing off his revolver.
The shots attracted the attention Of
Jack Roberts and Dick o'Mnllcy. two
policemen. who inierfcrred, bu. were
received with shot from Durgan.
O'Malley at once turned loose and fred
at the crowd, empiying his six.shooter.
Several OF the bystanders were more or
less seriously injured. Donohue is lying
in n critical condition. being shot in
tho groin. the ball passing upward.
He claims that Durgan committed the
deed while thoy were lying on the floor.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1881-03-06

BIYARD DAILY, OF Logsnspert, Indk
ma shot his betrothed wife, Annie
Becky, last month, because she feinssd
to give him dirk with which to Kill
rival whom she had just disnrissed ~
favor Of Daily. She was given ap 20
die, but surprised everybody BY slowly
recovering; and few days ago, % sods
as she could stand on her feet, she was
married to the man who had so neSfiy
murdered her. It is to be hoped tl1st
he will be moro SUCCESSFUL the nsat
time he tries to kill her. So f1S'
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1881-03-06

THE papers devote much space to the
curious story Of Marion KaIish. who
was rnticed from her home In Nov
York City last week, drugged. taken to
a strange place, kept under ths indu'
ence Of opiates, and then taken out In
a carriage from which she escaped, and
was found in semi clad condition by
the police and taken home. She 10 .
young girl OF II and disappeared or
January 10th. She says she was NOS
insulied or ill.troated. She appeared,
however, like a woman Of 80. although
her checks we're ruddy aud full. She 10
unnerved and hysterieal. Her father
admits TO detectives that she may bS
telling falsehood. and her account In
iia details is contradictory sud impfobs<
BILE N'. r#tsIl Hs 80
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1881-03-06

A NEW witness in the Kalloch trial.
P.A Humbert. Of Virginia City, testi.
6ed that he was leaning against the
window Of the ChrOnioi. building during
the shooting, and saw the affair. His
testimony oorroboratos that OF other
witnesses regarding the action Of the
parties. His testimony also cleared up
the mysterious hack which was standing
near tho Chronicle oflicc, which It ap.
poars, had been engaged by witness. II
had been previously supposed by many
that tho hack had been engaged by
young Kalloch.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1881-03-06
S,ys the Son F,oncisco Port. "Ano,,.

SAYS the San Francisco Post: "Anoth.
er OF us gone" said Louis II. Lnll, Of
tho Pioneer Club, TO Jas. c. Stebbins,
sadly, yesterday. on Montgomery street,
ms the two veteran legal luminaries
grasped hands; while with his Olsen
gagged flipper Mr.. Lull pointed to the
flag over the Pioneer Club dropping at
hnlf.mast. Another OF us gone. Nj
Stebbins, and the old flag recording his
departure, reitcrattd d Mr.. Lull in a
voice chokcd with emotion. "Yes. "
and II You don't stop selling half mast
whisky up at that club, responded Mr..
SteJbins. ''tbere'll bo a - Of lol
more of US gonO pretty soon"
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1881-03-06
NO.


We have been permitted 70 maks pNbiia
a few, bTiaf isss,. fro,,, = v,~tvsAs l.AA.. ~
Il. d. Scott Of this pl.oe. frooa ~. q,
Seamands, now Of the, Wood HivST,
country. which possess interest %, on
readers in this section. The vritsf
went out to Bellevue several nonIh1
ngo; located good ranch within 4 tniiG
and = quarter Of the camp, ana -
since secured what he has reason 10 b.
lieve several valuable mining claims.
One of his claims, the 'New YoGt"
situated mile from camp scfoss NE
rrirst,. is being worked by parties. for
the ore they extract They are Tlns,
ming tunnel for the lead, and styuGka
three foot vein Of solid ore on the 2lss
instant. Their lease expires June Lei.
Bill has drank no intoxicating Liquors
/. for several months. and, II so v6il
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1881-03-06

The Battle Mountain N,,'enger say ::
"Tho Humboldt river has been higher
the past week than known for the last
Ave years. The house Of 4. A. Ward
was surrounded. only wanting nbou,
four inches 10 reach the floor, and the
promises OF j. II; Crum were rather
damp the wa,er running nrouni his
dwelling and through his slabls."
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1881-03-06
so LOSS TO the Emitted states.

80 Loss to the Emitted states.
A New York dispatch of oath says:
Evidently the Canadians do not expect
the Pacific Railroad to- draw any trade
from our Western States and Terrific
ries. The charter their Parliament has
given TO the new syndicate prohibits the
construction OF any branches OF the
line within fifteen miles OF the Amcri.
can border. Instead of reaching out
for our trade they are afraid our rail.
roads will grasp a portion Of that yet to
bo developed in their own north western
provinces and divert it from Montreal
and Quebec.
The Canadian enterrIise. although a
highly important one IN its bearing on
the settlement of the Manitoba in Brit.
ish Columbia, or the problem of the
Dominion's future. will not be likely to
exercise any apprcciable effects on the
current OF trans continental trade in this
country. We shall have three Pacific
roads in operation before the Canada
line is built. They will all be compe.
ti;ors for the China, Japan and Austral.
ian trade. and each will possess q de.
cided advantage in the matter OF dis.
tance from ocan over the far Northern
railroad. to say nothing Of better climate
for Winter operations. ...
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1881-03-06

THE Enterprise is informed that "thc
Frenchmnn, who owns .he herd OF
camels ranging to the eastward in the
valleys bordering the Carson river, will
ntilize his ships OF the desert tlis
Summer in carrying goods from the
terminus Of the Carson x Colorado Rail.
road into camps ont in the wilderness.
The canels now numcer about forty, all
but two or three OF Which are natives Of
Nevada.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1881-03-06

AT Chico. CAL. two mon, named
Dankonspeck and Morrow had an alter
cation abou, the lu,ter's son, when a
scuflle commenced and knifo wns
drawn by Morrow. Dankeusprck picked
mp a broom. handle ard struck Morrow.
aud the knife was plungcd into his
right breast, penetrating his lung. he
fingered until ~ o'clock when he died
Morrow was arrested.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1881-03-06
IMMoND's
ABOB d"
Pure Whisky.

EXpERIEgcE N sIiowN THAT MA.
- BOB WHISKY ono Of the host msdi.
commended blythe ncnIiT for ali sn.gs Of
NeIyousnc7s, Weakness, Debility, DrspspsIs,
indigfhllon. etc. Iis popularity Throughout
ihe Eastern States hos been great, and IL
eomcs lo the Pacific Coast indOrscd by the
certificates of DR.. 4. Dams Hayes, State Assay.
SI q Massaghusetts, and Dr. ~. G. Louder.
Daek ~ Sti Louis, Mo. These ccrtincatcs are
most direct lu thcf statements, avafriny that
INC Naboh Whisky, without exception, Inc
pnfr.t Mtlclc that can 90 used either mcdi
o!iaslIy OF for Indigestion and Nervous AiTcc.
nons, ana can be used with the utmost conn.
uehoc' TIC snalysis shows that this Whisky
y. rec from naroring ole nclds, metals, or
o.net net nclcleilont bstsnces DR.. Hayes
lnWhH saIg mat pure, OF superior uuaIj.
y,spd suitable for dietctie aud mcdieInal
nnfposcs' Sueh recon ~ on ndations nte IN.
strongest that can he furnished, and as there
nre " mthensagdrpi letter. tss,ib ing to ihs asr
ius 81 The, whisky as = family remedy and
Ionic, no fnrihcr proof OF lie excellence need
pssEiysn. since the Nsboh Medicatcd Whisky
een been introduced. the Medical FAcnIy has
~. o,se2nSsd nI Ifcpet!ies which make /, vsfasbis
NNH7T' TH7 CsH aa- ESQ
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1881-03-06

SCIENTIFIC MEN have proved by actual
measurtment that most Of tho greatest
silver mines lio 10000 foe; above the
present sea level, and among the rich
est are some which lie 1900 fec. highet
still. Very rich mines have been found
MS high as 10000 feet. 1t isa notable
fact that rs a ihlc, the riehrst silver,
mines lie over 1000 feet above the sea
level
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1881-03-06

A vInotSiA dispatch says: Work has
been commenced on the upper levels Of
tho Bclcher mino preparatory TO extract.
ing low grade ores. The superintendent
expects In timo TO keep two mills run
ming, and will ask tho Miners Union
TO allow mon to work In that part OF the
rnipe at reduced wages. IL is possible
this Is tho beginning Of movement that
will result in general working Of low
grade ores OF the Comstock at reduced
expenses.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1881-03-06

A COMPETITION has broken ont for the
Chinese trade b.iween tho Chinese
Merchants Stonmsphip Company and
the Pacific Mail. The steamer Nico
Foo. OF the former liue, now in port
offers to take flour at So per ton. The
Mail Company, II Ia reported. offers
half less. It's believed that The Chi.
neso company is backed by the Imperial
government. .
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1881-03-06

LEE wAnDEs.s Of olots. Amador
county, Cal, last Tuesday, went 10 an
old prospect shat, took Off his boots. hat
aud coat, tied his feet and hands, and
jumped in. Iie left u note asking a
friend to bury him as cheaply as posi-.
bic, aud stating that he was out Of
means, had no credit, was to proud TO
beg, he took this means Of getting oct
OF trouble. -
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1881-03-06
MEXICAN
Mustang Liniment
FOR MAN AND BEAST.

ThiS1inlmont very naturally originated In Anssrs
N, whevn Nature provides In her laborat III soSi
surprising nntidotes for tho n liadIes of hcr cin
lrsn. It's fatno has been spreading for Is ysar5
intIl now It oncircles tho hnbitabio globe.
Tho Mexican Mustang IInimcnl Is n niAtehlsa
semcdy for all ETERNAL ailments Of man and beaSi
Te sock oNnorrand farmers u Is inraiusbieL
a single bottle often saves n human Ilie cr N
Ttores tho usefulness ot an excellent horse, OF
,ow, or sheep.
1oQNes,5ootrot, hoof-oil. hollow horn. Erua
pcrewwornn, shoulder rot fnanS.e, tho bites an
rings OF poisonous reptiles and insects. and e1-se
Vueh drawback 10 stock breeding and bush life.
Il cures every external trouble 81 horsos. SOD
Aeiamsncas, tcratches, swinny, sprains, foundsa
Rtadl gall, ring. bore, etc., cic.
The Mexican Nustang Linimcnt "a the qulohss
cure In the world for accidents occurring in N
family. In tho absence % physicisn, such Q
burns, scaids. spraini. cute, etc, and for phsur~
tism, and stiffness cnscndercd by exposure. Pa
tieularly valuable TO Miners
II isfh0t\ Spest remody in tho world. for 2.
penotrAtoa I. III, 10 TO tho bone. md sinsi
application Isl 1ersIy sufIlcicnt TO cure.
NAxtcan Mustang LInimont IL put up in thrs
slpe.cf bctsiea, the larger ones being propoqtta
~ nnch tbS eANspest. Sold o-cryrbcre
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1881-03-06

THE Brooklyn Eagle thinks tbings
haven't improved 80 much In the State
of Connecticut since the good old Blts
law days. In those times, when rnart
wanted to kiss his wife on the Lord't
DAY, he used TO take her behind ths
door to do it. Now whom he goes DO,
hind the door for that purpose he takes
some other man 8 wife. sy al ~
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1881-03-06

The lottery bill passed both houset
OF the Legislature, and now only awaits
this signature OF the Governor to beootAS
a law. The bill provides for tho giving
Of Ave gift entertainments Of S6OoioOO
each, Que half Of that sum TO be gissu
in prizes, and the stats is TO receive
$50. 900 from each drawing. 'fi Pf.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1881-03-06

SENATOR elect Miller d Caliiotui.
says tho Alaska Fur Seal Company has
paid the goverpm.n, $4,000 900 OF the
$1,000, 900 We paid tpr Alaska, and be-
fore his giant expires will have paid the
whole snm We paid Russis; whilc the
aesls honestly ptolt o,ed are moro plCn.
tiini than ever. r
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1881-03-06

FAus1ISG @. GuiTTERREs. ono OF the
murjorots Of Colonel Potter. was taken
ont Of jail at Albuquerque. N. NJ,
Friday night aud hanged In the same
place where tho other two mudcrers
were strung up.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1881-03-06

wM. Youso. who was TO have been
hanged at Silver City. New Mexico.
was respited by Judge Bristol few
minutes before tho execution was 10
take place. s.4.-
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1881-03-06

TRs Porte has ordered 10000, 900
cartridges from the United States, to be
delivered within the next three months.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1881-03-06

F. b TnoapgS, {. fSasutef Of sfie
National Anti Monopoly League sayS
that within few weeks there viii b
thirty thous mi names on tho roll of
that organization. raLlI ~
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1881-03-06

cnlpEt1 s1ohms spor,ios nsh wsit
known on this Coast, was killed "
Luke Short. In n dispute over fafv
game at Tombstone. last Friday. ~
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1881-03-06

Tnx money drawn ont Of tho Treasury
la this county, as salaries Of tho soufty
officers last month, says the. Reno
Jomnei. amounted to 500 moro ihGri
was paid into tho Treasury fro,n fsts
aud licenses. The excess will probably
reach 81. 500 for tho month Of Rebruary.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1881-03-06

waAr tho German people think ~
policy Of their sovoinment Is shoy y;
the election Of jew as Mayor OF btss-S
lin. in the isco Of the government srn-
sado. IH H sf
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1881-03-06

TniETY.sII successive shocks Of
earthquake occurred at 81. Michael. in
the Azorc Islands. Ono church and
600 housea have fallen, and several
persons killed.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1881-03-06

IT is learned upon good authority,
though not yet officially, tha, Secretary
sherman in,eu6sto pay the $4,000, 900
already rec siysd from the banks.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1881-03-06

The New York Graphic of the 18th
says: "over 800, 900 in dividends were
declared on Wednesday. Investors In
mines should DO encouraged. The
properties representing these dividends
Nre scattered throughout tho mining
regions Of Utah, Colorado, Nevada aud
California. The general scare caused
by the Lcndville smash ups has sub.
sided, and capitalists with solid business
principles are gradually taking hold Of
properties, investigating aud operating
them il favorable. ".
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1881-03-06

Tss virsiuia Chronicle Domfnale0
Judge Jc,e Black Of Psnnsyivauia icf
President In the next political eohStso
on IN anti. monopoly ristis'1,
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1881-03-06
simple nnd Encc,Iy. Remedy

correspondent OF the Scientific Ameri.
edn says: Let any one who has an
attack OF lockjaw lake small quantity
OF turpontine. warm 1t. and pour 1t on
wound. no matter where the wound is,
and relief will follow in less than n
minute. Nothing better can be applied
to n severe cut or bruise than cold tur.
pentine; it will give certain relief
"!most instantly. -Turpentine is also n
sovereign remedy Tor Group. sa,urate
piece of flannel with it and place the
flannel on the throat and chest, and in
every case three or four drops OH lump
OF Sugar may be taken inwardly."
New-York tribune., 1881-03-27
GARFIELD. -S0LDIRR'IND' CHRISTIAN

D.; Fyovr The .ssstsrp CUngree erUandtsk
J The following incident Is narrated 70 me py an
in the cafeh hem occ uPied bone of these copsre.
patlops IN Cincinnat on the corner. OF tdgnen apd
Wanutsts; Pnc asuuat missionary meeting oi ,te tne
place. General tthep Coienenr Garheld hanpcpeg
that daytcsbe passing from his regtment, encamp@
near Louisville to UnIo Inc Exc ~
less gTeB tone put on.th afper
noon feeling had risen toa very hiKh heat o' ersome
topio relating 70 the management OF the chefebwtn
which they NETS The utperances by tho Southern
menbersh beep- very-piaDy not. 10 sag, haushty
and and d,ctstorial. whsle: tbis feetihs was al its
clear aud fuil andthe newspeaker wish his hfss
words began to appreaehthe pldpit. As he rsptdsy
ss ss Ss
,tneked ntofhe tops Of thiek mudss Washed boots;
SOLDIER soyereoat 90 his lefs arm apd o. kepe hs
suwaised right hand. Hssaeesb'was sone1hst~s
Us this the hbr,e Of asd tabernacle ofthe
IN nbelieversfH Are ye loyal and true. men, or nASe
SrOtHers indeed despite t6e noTth s0utbs esa, or
west Isthis the day or hDux. toapestecs ohytWSo
patters, to deubt and heststeI AG ssea soa soi-
SsSisse 1'SSs se y sa RhsS OBJ
aes erz dS Ses % ssa
tho HSlS One. ws by HIS gtsrY and might. gEsoe,
guard aud ppeteet aDd bS HIS ssIfopg: :rlsht hsed
Of saG peses Ss sgs1 bg Ss OSus Of prsspsy
T0Sly a lew sentences had the, speaker Cptonel
Garfield, uttersdsbefore hessood jtthe ftopt
avery ear was tscrtfve tS his words and hssatpss-
stoned spd strong speech of seven or eight minutes
enthnsed apd exalted. eyery soul. Ati desire 10
advocate disl6ypsy seemed brpsd ont by tbs wt s.
ming presence and inspiring. eloquenceT OF tee
speaker. Az. s.,,o,,o,, ,~or,,s.
see@ when we have passed tho great chasR which
separates time from eternity, apo stand blessed ana
,nifed therejD HIS presence where there - no ais-
cord or soTrewing, Sr. Hbpbps. Of Lexio gton, kf,
az by an respiration. caRght tho coming ot
his words and springnR to his feet 10 a stfon9.
sweet tTeieel led Off IN q. famipzf hSAs@ 'p'
ThereItbe No serrewthese.
Tl,e entire audieBee rose. as be, strnek the key
note and ioirsed ina great aad heart felt ho<lss
And there was theHee fortifaR end to- a4l disprte
and cont feyersy In thatdenominatson-on qsestisns
and mattegsspoliticaL
New-York tribune., 1881-03-27

ODDtTIEsgOE TRESlENGLISAaNoRiLfaY TR
rr,,, THAI ,Lpndon. WcrIde

From 1aThe lLDsd0nl WcFkdE
Tfs. personality :Obr the late LORD HuhtinGtoweTs
vhasa iemory hasbeen rev iyedh by the dFselosnnea
OF oanss eeeArS cOnelnded last week IS not ifkesy
soon, to- fade from the minds OF bose VINO ever en-
oyed tina diBtingHshsd honon Oh hlsso1letyyo OK VINO
eVen llew him By sighta He, was preeInsnenty the
nesr offs the payement and had RTaduatedan allnost
every art4 OF eccentric ,biaOkgnardEm" Arleh WAS
forgiven him by the"muksltude beca1sel SINNER ri ~
,nnrnle is only half sinner in bBOadelo6h HIS feli
fes and yieeS it was cbaFtaely said sre hsrdI6arys
and therefore yenial Lkethe tltle4 theS we've part
Of the family estatsraRd twHUa
race because he cOn9eRtIated In htpsek h
ms and pquities OF his as 1sSsas99
has, pbysiogRemN rspEsdqcsd tpR nserfrsits-
Cont ip these daye Is tsg co@%9s
and siAGe bsl OF 10
Saaass Bt thareaxs still seine
ran ceeentTisties g @ aa
ssd ouss Haiysth atJssss
tTa SssTstafes Of State, drripG the lasL twepsy
Yea ~, psoSyi was Was
ssizsd wtbipterRal penRs attes h,ss
CON os,s on that dsbi ip the days. OF tlS nesl
opsade aR ,STS 4. thay .ea
ee!ets as &c canSescead ta ss boiled Mattep efRei
te csPsrSslsf se spp H. o. an
A9thsEtssiys wtSs Ssn the isu Dscprstcss 81
mats. can boast, IN. ness osfa
sops
aFe insta pees. and they mGt BE- ptiRl,ad
.yss 81 endless aud enteEt AIMING Fa5istyy.
saes the asqsssea Of aeaa. ySsetS aSssssss
SzaeR it esjoyed iR the daYss os GSefRe lu Ant
esrp st e nssyr al stsso stsss
casyios ian iheis With tha. Gf of i'm;
fasrtstY, Hs has msde hs VIII as :. IN.
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