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, 1881-12-13
REINKE,
Communication or Ilts Sentence BY Gov.
Cutloin NJ tho ncqHtst Of Well
Backed Petition.

Communication or Ilis Sentence by Gov.
Ga1tloin nj Tho licqtic.t Of u Well.
Backed Petition.
Sptetut Dtsputeh to The Chicago Tftbune.
Srit1SGrlELD, ILL, doc. E.-Thu Governor h.
day eotntIuted tho seutcneg OF al Helnkc, ID.
stcua Of granting him full pnrlou, ny requested
In tito petition aud pnpers utcd In the case. Thls
will niakc bis Imprisonment wlAt 1t would haso
been accordtp9 to tho representations muIe tn
tho uovuruor hkd bo pleaded guilty ouly tu ono
Indictment. according to thu Usual pruetIce In
siiullur cases ln tho Cuok Cuuuty Criminal Court
Thts would htlvo satisfied thu prosecution and
thu Court, hut when lie pleaded H.iity 10 buth
Indictments sHntUnde wis NECESSARILY pasaed On g.,
buth. The petition asks for un unconditional
pRrdon, Gnd sets forth thAt two Indictments weta
roturae1 ngalnst lscinke-onu ror cuu,plracy
with Eaton In fHlstfytng tho tax records, nnl
ONO nKalnst Rcinke nlonn forr lItrceuy-bub
thut both wero buscd upon acts doao BY
hlul III connection With tho Irregularities
In tho tux department Ut tho County CIetka
olIue. 1t Is statrd that liutnkc'saut!on IN plead.
tnY guilty to tuth indictments WIS iuproyideut
anu unnecessary, because when thero are ser-
Grul Indictments pundug rctnttux to acts Of
IL simltur nature. md tho prisoner wishes 10
throw himself OH tho tnDrcy 1T tho Court, 1t il
commonly tho acc0ptud praottGo OF tho courts
to rtserve The Plea Of gullty IN onD tndlct.
mutt nnd RbAnaon Tho others, "uud your petl.
tioncrs believe that III this instance tho oou1ants
Of tustlco would dnv0 boen satisfied had tho
said Reinko pleadctl to but oau ,uIlctpeut tLe
p!rn OF guilty, uld thAt tho prosecution aud tia
Court would Aase ncq,tI0socI therein Ihe
potltton goes un to,Rltc tho circumstances Of
lsclukes mlsdouds, settling forth tho bullet Of
tho petitioners tint ftainkG wis tho .east guilty
Of the couspfrntora, while tho otners hnva ceaded
Justice; tint thS lnnaeys out Ut whtch l4a
county wis d1lr4udeu Huvo brGn pA!I buck;
that Heink0s lltu and Churltctor hid previously
bcus, wlth.ut blsta'!sh; uni that bis witowsd
llutAgr ss tauen1Gnt upon aim f0r Aupp0rt. This
petitlon Is ssXntl By Judge .Anthutiy, stato's.
Attorney Mt!s. County Clork Kls'xkc. CunRfcss-
Condee, aud Mumcr,, ,aul ltoprcssntat!vcs Col:
Inns, Thotnas, Mobvr, SextUr, unu Potke, sherlB
Alnuh, i. Il. llunch1tt, JAeub, GroAs, Juhn j.
iiea,y' John sytenhent: 1eoFgo y }ioEae, l,or;
Washington lesiuy Nciiiko entered tie joliet
ponlteut!nry Muy II. and Wurdun McCUughry
reports d,ut slneG his Incarceration Ills conduct
hts paen K.'od. The, Qpvernur aIso rcceiSel per-
sunni tetters frui. Judge Antliony, slntes.At-
turn1y- Mills, Austin d. Sextuls. + Senator
dcorgo L. Albums recommending tL~ lslrdun.
, 1881-12-13
TUESDAY, DECEMBER 10, 1881.

THE President Of tho Board of County
commissioners las not disappointed tic ex-
peesatiojls of those who know. hl,n best in
the selection Of his Committee on Charities.
That committee Inns Tie opportunity to flsten
hundreds Of loafers, tlealbeats, nnu sl,tftless
vngaboutls OH tho public for support, The
sIcw committee consists Of Eudcr, l1utt.
l:heinwald, Farrc1,, md Soln,ner. All .that
class Of PERSONS wio are too lazy to work,
too sl{ftless or inteinporate to make living,
or not ashamed tn beg, viii OK pcrience lively
hopes from tic composition Of this commit,
ICE. three Of whose members haye records
which sustain such expectations. It Is
slightly Improbable TINT they will tlisappoInt
taX.eating inerdicants mid sturdy beeRars
who believe that Cook County owes them a
living. Dave evidently knew what lo was
about. Dave etnbqdscs his Ideas Of economy
md rotre|,chnent liz tue composition ot his
Committee on Charities.
, 1881-12-13

urs'ur 10 propose MI Increase OF the number
mud OF tho salaries OF t;uyernilel,t elnpt0yGs,
declared 1t out of order to amend by reitu-
clnK tho humber or compensation. Iii 1879,
After n pH,tractcd struggle. tho rnle WIS
changed to It's present form, nnl las so re-
nlalnrsl.
IA soon rs the IfousG organized on Mon
day Of last week. Mr.. Haskell. 1T Katisas,
submitted n resolution declaring tho rules Of
tito last Congress shall 10 the rifles Of tho
present 1t9uso unit, olllcrwise ordereti.
"but Tint tlle Committee Oh 1ltiles may rc-
rort nily amendments tllcrcto at my ttmc.o
Thls resolution OF Mr. Haskell Is explained
by io,tr Washington correspondent rs under-
STOOL AT tho Capital to bo the first stop iii
brtaklng down. tic frcutU:Arst rule, no fur
rs 1t reluies to proposlny amendments 10 tho
appropriation bills. The Committed on
Rules, tf,ns authorized tn report 1T my tfnsct
is expected III somu way to represent the lsc-
publican pnrty by removing sonfe vt Tho
w!apst and must Wholesome regulations That
experience has proven necessary to project
Legislation.
Tho Appropriations Committee has Charge
Of nil expenditures. Under tho rules all cstt-
mates alnl applications for expenditures arc
referred to aud scrntintzet by tiiat commit.
Tee, mid they report hills embntlyinR apDrt,-
prtations for every purpose authorized by law
aild warranted by the previous estimates f,'r-
htsllcu ly the several departments of tito
Gavcrueaeilt. When tho hills urs reunrtcd
they nre protected III tho 110uso by lulu q
lrotn being ,nade on,rlblses for every intag-
Unable scheme OF pLnntler, md tho raiders IN
, 1881-12-13

o"cn more offensive than outsiders because
their official position, gives tem access to tlla
departments at nil times, atld t,oy Cannot be
shut out, ordered out, or kicked out when
they become troublesome like tho outside
gang. rioY have exceeded their constltu-
tlonal function, they have violated their
privileges, they havc neglected their duties,
they have pretu1'eed .he public acry'se by
neg1ectng legislation to join IN an Indecent
rush for Offices fpr their IlencI,mcn, md to,
demand tho dismissal OF n'ett without cqnse
to mnko room for them. They neglect thctr
own legitimate business, they Impede Tue
business Ut tile public Offices, they plls1lt
, 1881-12-13

In short. tint Is Drctrn.e Tint thorc Is my nch
thug RnH inspiration mn lhWynr ia going tHurRtl9
Tho ny thing iawynr Will Htfinit. 0r any Wnrih-
~ nnin fnr tint nut ter. In tint IersON NGlFnh
Rtnlaulf inspired. HuItGan hnra INT believe II.
brGAtFsc ho relies t,pnn bis M[EllltneFs nf Mt'tl,
ha EFtnt Wit. his fcxtrrbty. ote mud wns1fH u
pmy hGforn the cn4ntrE A. n prllshnt tl.nn. II fs
nnly whr,i 1Io ferris htn1Reif EoinR tn bo hanged
lfat hs !htcrpuscs Divine Inspiration.
unttcan realizes TINT t'e Il 1T Imminent
danger Ut l,c,rR hanged. A new expetlicnt
must DO tried. 1t Is tut convenient for him
tn take Ills place III the aeotIretiesk, aud tle
directs Seville 10 ptny tlte role.
Tho public Will neither pay lts money to
tsuttcau nor llston to his nttornay In his ttc-
fcnsa outside tho courtroom. Afr. Robinson
represented tho public In the defense of tho
assassin by direction Of tic Court. Mr.. Gat.
tcau md 1fr. Senvllle ttroye him from the
cnse, abused, insultnl him. To ask the pnl'
lie to volunteer MD to Gnttuau or to yo|u1,-
tccr 10 ropay Scoytllc the expenses incurred
III Ills behalf is n picce Ut all.taclous pro-
sumption. Tho public hopes to sec t;uitcall
i1angetl IN STRUT accordance with law, for the
public puts no faith III his n1cn u insanity
Thc l,lbllc wilt iut donatu fartIinE Ia
sayo t.,,iteau from tho gallows, becatse the
public Inns made up Its mimi from the owl
tlence That he Is responsible for Ills great
crime.
, 1881-12-13

gron whan be layishc! MS .enrly ,!ovo.Ion: ~,
litter nft in l!fH With Miss rouIig. to 'whn,, "aa
TnIr mxrt rInt y atc, ms iesSrns! M IT. us
Mr. 1,ra,lEA,tsi. llas, III Now zsa,,,d
bruther wllo Is nl!sslun psenV!,ur, u,l, WIN ~.
hing nsn. publicly prayed fur tic fut,tro ,n,,,' s
uni wolfnrr Or his lsllctyt!c rela1lye l{Is tra"s.
wns accotutAnled Is sounds trUtl bis itI,r9ytSee
Of "fIoaF, llear," uppihtsc, atld cries or li,h3
lit Kentnoky II poll tux Is Im,anr,l uo o,,.
grocs on1y, anl Tho htato autool fuul i, nunro.
prIatud tn tile csll,thtlnn nf wl,!fu r.l,rrn nn,
Even tl,sA c,llnl ,liytstn, Of Irssx. II ns,
stactnry, at,d suit ,has taeu hsaah, In sesi, IT
tho Fourteenth Amendment nIIows .llt 10 linz,
lienry Ciay'4 grandson, ltrnry Clay, wLo
went usIt with III Arctic expedition, ,cor my
and was grounded IN tho tctbGrr4 hy tfn,xrn'ss'
fnirp, concluded to B, up Rf'1 iind Inn t,o,s
himself, hui. nfser travelling several days nv tov
tt,lt'i, G0Ialnhci tM1t tue lMla Is we'll snnnufS,
Whcro It ls, nlld cAtHe llntue. s"
President 4trttnr's sleeping ctlunber In t,,a
White tfuuAo Ia I'm lntrns1 sky biuc. cve,, ~
woodwork alsnut tito wallis, tl<t.,re. anl v,ndmrs
bcinR VI ttlut vivid hue. Tic wits urs rnnn,a,
with Kttvpr. tlecutely t!nwcrcti In roiJ. ~
fttrnltire. Giirtutns. md tnmbretlutlls @rr ,es
8atllt tinnMekt with very slnll gold .l9werr
Nti It. 'SA
| A. 1ltsle Ohio girl mixing n contribution Ia
tho unrflrti monument fund.- addressed u,,un,
letter M"sir. Committee" In which sho sad.
~ nm little girl ytnrs ok, und l.yu !s,s wills
from lliran,. our Heir Presidents Turner bo,Do
Now, my Unclo Oscnr, living in CIcsrluuJ. sniJ
callltl not s['uIl hIppopounlus. lie tut uo N
dUar. won tl,a bet. 1t Is tho tlrst t,otlnr :
over EARNED, ani Wnl't hkp y,u to please mr.
sent dst s '*S IL: f t'e liz Sirs y SF 9Ssss s % :
May Folder. UNI her noule Is III slattlla, q. >A
llAifacle lsubattttiu, to whom Italy Is deem.
ly Indebted fur what 1p It'd to rcstDr,, hr nc,o.
, 1881-12-13

THE Tn1nuSE has already directed the at
tentlon Ut Its tcadors to the Unprecedented
extent Of railroad building during tic yenr
now drawing to n close, nnd new evidences
Of this conspicuous condition of prosperity
mud development are furnished nearly every
day III tho Southwest and Northwest. Sta-
tIstlcs OF railroad construction In tile NORTH
west, embracing six companies, show Tint
a.osl snites ,qf new track haye been laid III
1bst rs nenlllst 1,47s miles In 1850. Tho
Northern Pacific has added rs5 miles md tho
oregon Railway T. Navigation Company :s,'55 :sss,,'55
miles, making tho total construction qf TINT
siigio system Of us miles, Tlle Chicago, ST.
Paul, Minneapolis u Omaha has added t7s
MILES; the Chicago T. North Western, sonlilcs;
tho 1owa Southwestern. 81 miles; tls Gil.
cago. Milwaukee, j. st. Paul, AL mites. The
Southwest has not been boh!ndl,and. Iii
1st5 there wore only dyo linps OF railway III
Texas; now thyre nro twonty-etglt lines in
active operation, and l,c9i miles Of road llpyo
been constructed within the year. Several
Of thesa roads era pointing into Mexico. Now
Urteans has now connection with tile Pa-
citc coast, though tic 1atn> lino betweo,,
Shreveport and Now 0rleals Is not yet cou1.
plotcd. Together tho Northwest aud So,itl,-
west I,ayc added 3.7l5 miles of nov railroads
liz 1851, :.
, 1881-12-13

VEnr satisfactory prURrt,ss III tho manages
mont Of tho French l'ust-1!1lco Department has
In latn yaars bren tnt,Iu, Two ycara aHa tho not
profits wore n l0o,. Goa francs, In iSs9 taoy wero
IiO0O.O0O fr,lnes, Mnd It Is est1nMtrsi TINT whui
tho proaont yonr IL ended rottlr,ls will ho Hatie
at IN aU110 frnnes 1T tct prtlflts. On tho lst Ut
january tho shylnxs- bAnks III connuctlou With
tho post .o1lteo viii bo opcnud.
, 1881-12-13


THE President Inns nominated Frederick
T. FrelInghiiysen, Of Now Jersey, rs Secre.
tnry OF State. 'rhls appointment has been
expected for son,o tlmo. Tile most Tint Gun
be said Of it Is that Mr., Frellnghuysen il IN
':'cinincptly respectable" ,nnp. ]te Is q
nepltew and adopted son Of Theo,lorc Fre!-
llugAuysen, who was well known rs a United
States Senator formerly, and was 0,,ce WhIg
candidate for YIce-rreyldent. Tho present
Mr. Freiinghuysen WIS nlso in the Svnato
one term, between 1871 aid 1877. but was not
acoAspc0o4s n,embor Of tllqt body. liz is
strongly attached 10 Con. Grant, who offered
lin tho position OF Minister to England,
which wis declined. Mr.. Fral!ngiiuyscn Is
q cautious, soi,syrypslye p,ap, ppd sui,l to bo
so'ae'sllpt SLOW and dull wltlqy. lle is q
Hsn OF much tho same character NJ ilamil-
ton Fish, Grants Secretary or Stqta, but Of
considerably smaller 'culibre. Ills a1tulntss-
trat!oni Of tho stats nfpartu,eut VII! prob
9ply pe IN Strong contrast with that Ut alr.
H)atne, .9lio gives wayto lltHl. lii Is . third
teriil :'StaIwart" III politics, md practically
: New-losker In his synpath'es aud attach
nsenss. lie Is ,nal about u years Of aKe,
md 1t may be expected that tho State De-
partnenr, Under Ills direction, will relapse
Into thu CALM md placid condition wh!el, Il
Inns maintained ever since Seward left It, ex-
cept during Btatnfs brlef occupancy.
, 1881-12-13

SPAIN Is very apparently III earnest about
the proposed tunnol through The Pyreaees. Tbs
ktug'a wsshes have boea promptly secondstl BY
the coFtes. ~ which TOW woaks ago VIVA pasasd
y llll authorizing thu CONSTRUCTION Ut tho Npes-
ca'Ca9frApa taaIlway.-whlpa Ies4a to tAa pUlpt
where tho tunnel would begin with suhyau.
ton Of 6o,QM pesq1Rs per kolnatse, 1t il otti.
mated thnt THO coat ot tho tpnacl itseIt nlll he
, 1881-12-13
! TRIBUNE llltANCi1 OFFICES.

1nE CftfoAuo Tn1n,,*E has established branch
colete tor the tccolpt Ut subscriptions std advortise"
mcn.a IL fnIfnws:
NEW YOl,K-juou, . Tribune building :. Il. Nc
FAnnEN, stnrnxos. -
ELASGuw Hco,lnnd-Alan's American News
ARcncy, u nenhnidkL ..-- -.
lUSDuS, l.nx.-Amcrtcnn Exohau &C., ~ atFsnd
uESllY /. GIhttG, Agent
WASHINGTON, u. C.-t3la F strcot.
, 1881-12-13

' THE lion. Edward Mcpherson l,as glreatly
been for tweivo yours Clork 0f tho Ifn.laa ot
Representatives at Washington. II ho livus to
complete tho torln fur wt1lch ho das now bcah
etootul ho will ,nro hud tho lauEust aorylec ~
Clerk Of tho Ifuuse ut any INCUMBENT OF TINT
pf'oa from tho fntnMtiur Ut t:is 8pvcs,tssseHt.
ALREADY ho has had tllu ionHe1r continuous
anrV.ra
, 1881-12-13

TIE Buffalo board of 1ratlo ias Adopted
n nemprlal tu Congress urging, the immediate
CONSTRUCTION or tho ,protcctcd flcnncpln Ennut
III Wcstorn llliua!s, NJ tho bose ntrans of mntn-
taiitinE water. ruuto commerce to the Atlantto
Rrnbpnr1.
, 1881-12-13

SINCE the war botwee,l Franco md Cor
many the growth OF the two countries iu pOp,t-
lntIon has bten curious in its contr4sts, Ger
n,nny us Increased by 4,500,0 GOO solla but Frnnco
by 0uly ala.000. births IN Franco In 1867 were
.6!s In prery l,000 inhabitants: but In 1873 thoy
wcro only @a.s III oyery 1,ooo. Tho tguros which
correspond to thcse In Germany Hrc 81 10 and
;nI. For 1897. tho excess OF births over DEATHS
IN Franco was 10000; In 1878 It was only ~ l76.
UorMany, on tho nthor hand, shows an excess
for lsBa ct a.s,a0o, and for lE18 one or Gaa.d0
With these llgurcs as atArtlng point 1t ID intt-
mated tlMt at tho end OF tho century. provided
emigration anb Immigration do not lnterfero
with conditions as thsy now are. Franco will
have sc.trpcly 4o.00o0oo pooplu to tho u 0o, ,0oo
that 1cstnWny will have. And this growth oe
GUrmany Is In despite ot an lmWouso om!gra-
ton Ia tho United statcs and nther countries,
whtlo nobody ieavos Franco. Tho faot 10, that
tho Germau$ hAve lRrgo families, while tho
French are lust tho roversa In this respect. Tho
average French fauity oonslsta OF but two or
fhreo chillrun. while tho 0eruaua number ut
itisst hntt.A.duzou.
, 1881-12-13

HEcnErAny blaine hns cnbiee his thanks
10 UArou Htoubon fur nauttnH us sun affcr him,
and bus urlorru tho sitlcst syur cup thAt Tlllnhy
eau tns.ku TO sond to young I3u4no yon stcNlen.
, 1881-12-13
BA1LIHq CONVICTED VEL0NS,

The practice Of admitting criminals Ia bail
In other tllnn capital cases nfter conviction
rs a tnatter Of right Is wholly h,defensible.
Tho power Is rcpusrtl by the statutes in tue
Judges Of the Supreme Court. md IL coulldetl
t0 their discretion. 1t IS Intended 10 ht exer-
cisctl will great caution. and only In extreme
cases. Yet 1t Inns become tho culn1,,on a,al
lnbitlal practice. Not only t1le J,ulgcs Of
the Supreme Court, but Judges Of ttto Circuit
Court, ,hase assumed the authority to exercise
II, When I4csser Frletlhcrg was convicted
on Ills second tr1nt, Inst .tu,iuary, his counsel
moved for now triul. Pending tic decision
Of this question hal1 was liked At ss,0oo.
Tile motion WIS not oyerrulctt Until
March Q, OF some forty 4ays after
1t wns ulatlc. Fr1cuberg was ut that
time unable ~ furnish thu sum required.
lie was mora fortunate III April, wien. n
suparsedeas- having .,heen granted by tho
Supreme Court, tile Judge Of tho Criminal
Court admitted him to bail In $500. In
passing on this motion tile Juslgc suId there
was some doubt about tho power Of his court
In tho premises. liz llasl conferred with
Judge Dickey and was Of tho opinion TINT
the Criminal Court Ind tho right to bail after
conviction; hut III order thut there might be
no Question about 1t he would simply tree
olnlucnd" tic bailinE Of FrIu4orry and
qualify the suretics, leaving Judge Dlckey to
complete tie record. Tho law Is:
When the court or Judge Is Of opluTon TINT
e bssae saY sa s 'S %f &c 9t5ef e %
mad he IA at tho tIsuo 1T custody, thU aAld Court
or ,,ndse 2 ,aY @ inakc an order TO aan't such
I'm Z II tl,..A A1,,.
court or Judge referred to 1s the Supreme
Court or oue Of lis Judges hut even In this
case the power is discretionary. 1t was
wholly gratultous for the Criminal Court
Judge to 70 out nj bis why TO exercise, or 10
t'recouilclld ;" tllo exercise OF. 4 power w1,Eel,
WAS discretionary III higher court, p,,si never
ougltto haye been exercised by anybody,
There were this two distinct efforts to
have Lesser Frlvdbesg admitted to ball after
conviction, Tho ilrst was lnnte lit January,
pending tho nlotiDn form liow trial, nn1 failed
only bccatlse the accused could nut got n1ls
responsible person to enter Into q recDgnl.
zance for him. Tho second was that of last
April, and 1t succeetsed. Fsledberg being se.-
sluirel by his surcttcs to deposit cash In bank
equal to their liability. lie hns been at large,
with Il brief iutermtsslo., since ,AprIt last.
Ills sentence cani,ot ,bu affirmed anl carried
Into effect sooner than tho middle Ut Jani.-
Nsy, 1Sss,,, or three years ana one-tAlsd after
the commission Of tile crime.
Now, tho defendant after conviction holds
an entirely different relation to the law fran
that Of tho accused person before trial. Tic
accuscd person ia entitled 10 presumption
| of Innocence iu Ills favor until lie Is proved
, 1881-12-13

TnE total population, assessed valuation.
and per capita valuation nf tho United Atntos,
according to tho figures uf Mr. Robert +, Porter,
ct tho Qensls bureau, nsa "a follows:
, 1881-12-13

l3,0O0 UM pcscta% one-hnf Of which aulti would
hu l,,rnu by Frnnop nad oua. hnt by Bpnsn.
i,csoto il 1vt: cents, at tho sNnp as n French
, 1881-12-13

II the dlsgfaee{al scramble tar palce NOW
kolils ori III Washington: III foilsequeucS Of
tlia murder qf 1resldcut Gaguald were col.,
f'ned to outsiders II might psfhaps po boFlie
wifi solna lvgros qt iDat!pnee. but. as IL In.
frcted with their ma4l!ess, Congressulen
{4ou,selyes tlase loln9a In the rush. apd 20 a.
easer. ns INDECENT, md as auincious US thellr
Pa'pner constituents. tor wii,oui, thpy ayp
working. III ordor tiat they .lay i retaln thelr
political services lii eIectlops. THEY have
EesieGea tho President. the Secretaries. a,lti
every. incumbent III t4e departments who
bus appointments u nuke, TAsy ure suck
Ing oiiIces fur iAclr ftunds wAo ars not II,
oil'ce'W!io usually aro psstllept lul4iaers,
aid Who tan l1efp Them. o. they are sselk{iEitt:: sink iEit:
torctain others il qlllee who I!nyu helped them
a.d Wy! 'ls|p III tAsa' p q.e ts,'lss. ,'fsy are
, 1881-12-13

~, ,,,'..st .t1,,.'s ~ ~, ,h,t l,"nv
-. ,,,"L., ~ so,,1 =, "n I,lvt,,n r,n s,r,.lun
------..r.----
LAKESIDE MUSINGS.
Mr. !. H. A1oofk NM, Ills t,oun1,tcr T,o,,isa
coIot,tsfol thoIr hlrtb,tnv 1st rrI,cs]ay by nj.
,,roxs,n,, nncmv n rnch nt,or II Ia and tn $40
rnthar mi rha s,,,,I, h,,tcr oucnic..
~. 80, ..;....,. nxt
to tho groun,l last wcek, hut, as MI tho r,tce-
ilureus at,d btlll.pupB nN the nIuce worU sayetl,
tho gentetnHn's rusitiun among tho English no.
bllity IL still! Asslsed.
s.What sunsh,ua ts tn f1owers amfles are
,o h,,mnu,tv Hhov'-nro inf frftcs IN hn st,r,
tn,t ar",tcr", nnur iIfe.n nuthwuy tho utod tbey
IL, ID incn,,lclyuhls. Let us nil s,u,o whenever
wo ou. osnoatullv at tho ott,ar tallov'a ex.
pc1,se."-Curl seAa,x::
4 N.hr.at, unu.r snvs that TN cl,1caeo
..,,a.t ,,,,,, ,.n,l ,,a n,,,t,,,,,nr,, ord na,,.
Inn ~ rsnoo,, ;, ,ls,t l,at ,ycnE, mn s,,ny fnr
.hs ,n,n..ns' r,,mlo vim nro t"n,,," IN ..o,n.
', @ ns..s''s -, s,,,ross, sho;it, ,n. ,hla rocs Il,
,.,na a, ~, 'rs,r I,,sa =, o.,1rw In arms ,,,bnr
imal,,v >~'>
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