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The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1881-03-31
Mahone AgeiD,


Malone delivered !s:,n"cNoc LIZ
speech Ia the Senate on ,..yH;!nv, ,,c.iu.
Ing Lis position aHd ut;achiay the
South generally ana Joe j}:own il war.
ticUiar. The latter, in Ata.,vuc'y view,
Is tho prince Of tNlMcrats. Ma.!onc
cause" 70 be rc%,. list of regulations
by 20 NAcrh States, b. which t.c!y.& #
S343,Go0,cOo 10; been 2c@ia.!! to &Gi,
oU0,OOO, bat omitted 10 &ut t..at !,ysi
OF the repudia,cH debt Lad E?ca H.
Cured Ivy The spawn CT tic Radical
party down Sout!! and sgAmGcrcl b.
them III personal riotousncss, nor thn.
good deal Of this reputation was
done by Radical Legislatures them.
selves after they had sold the bonds.
The only thing Of general interest in
Mahonc's 81 ecch wns Lil s;alem".s. a.,
the issue IN Virginia.. lie says tlaLis,
1871 the Legislature, Of Viroi.lsr. ST,
inside onc-third Of tie total deb, t!:cn
due, aa payable by WcGt VIRGINIA,
which had been cu, off from the O!t
dominion after the deb, lad been H.
Cured The remaining two..hird&,
with accrued interest, was to be fc,nd.
cd. This Is the purpose, wc.tNac it, of
the Debt'nayers or "Fundcvs," and it
proper as West Virginia certainly
should assume her portion Of the o.u
debt. The ReadjUstcrs, Oh the other
hand, rcpuaiatc, not only one.third OF
the original debt, but all the war III
teres; on the remainder, and 70 scale
tho rate Of interest down onc.balr.
Malone ca, make nothing Of the ar.
ra'EnncAt OF Southern States .or dis.
owning Radica! obligations, and Il
brilliant opportunity OF replying is
offered to aDy Southern Senp;er- witt
"Acad for Gs1rcs." We shall ;,Wai
Joc Browns reply with inttr2nt.
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1881-03-31
GLE HIS SALE.
STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA


. = :GoUaTY OF FAIRFIELD.
James ID. Fraser, Plaintiff, vs.. Rosa
). Law, Roberta J. Law, Janc G..
Law; ;Dcfcndants::
| N pursuance Of an order of:thc Court
3 of Common Pleas, made iii the
above stated case, | will offer for sale
before the. CoQ,t House doorin Winns--
b"ro; On the first Mondav in April
next: within the legal hours of sale, ut
pu6l1c outcry, to the. highest bidder,
the tollowing-describcd property, to
wit:
All that pie;ce;, parcel or tract of
land, lying. and being in the County Of
Fairfield and State Of, South Carolina.
situate about ono mile northeast from
tie town Of Winnsboro, containing
iSEvEETY. .AcsES,. more or less. and
bounded by, lands of Henry l.. Elliott,
Francis Eldcr and David r. Ficnniken.
TERMS oEsALE:
One-third oftHe 'purclase-moncv to
be paid in cash, for the balance T. cred
ii OF one ard Two years from the day
Of sale, tlle purellascr 70 give his bond
and mortgage ofstGc'ploper,y to Sc
cure the payfl1Gnt of the ~nnrcirasc-
money, and to pay for all" ncccssary
.pnperS. >..!i& W. II. KERR
:, CLERKS ONCE =. &C: -C=-p; z; nc.
y :" Marc% lI''~1"iS: e: ]ssi. Is ST. !" ~ />%Eo !
mch ~ = : ~ -
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1881-03-31
Conk!ing D'sGyuItled.

LAS. summer wien t'.r War wc:,
raging IN tho Republican camp be-
tween The Grant ana the pn,;.(;rant
forces, Conki;ng forced tho unit iulc
upon tho New York Convention, and
boastcd that he had seventy votes III
his brecchcs pocket, with which to pvt
tho third-tern'cr through with q rrsh.
Eul at Chicago about twenty New
Workers bolted, and enabled Garfield
10 win the Presidential prize. Chief
Of these vas State Snrator Robertson.
who is said to he both personally and
politically hostile to the hero Of Canon.
chet. III his recent appointments Car.
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1881-03-31
CHASED bY DoGs--A tclcorum to

| StaSED By DOGS.r--A Telegram TO
tlie HeraLfE fi.on Charlotte gives tho
following strange story: ga very re-
markable occurrence at Shoe Heel, a
small tOwn.bctween this city and VIII.
mington, has just stirred up the whole
country contiguous thereto. Mr.. w.
-. Baldwin. u highly respectable citi-
zen, Of the firm Of W..D Baldwin &c
Co., merchants, was returning NJn
j triuay hight from u trip oD horseback
t" tho country, " hen, on nearing tho
town about midnight, ho was furious
" attacked by q pack of fifteen or
twenty dogs. They bit the horse ho
was riding. caught tho bridlo in their
teeth pulled the stirrnps from Mr..
Baldwin's feet aid made frantic efforts
to tear him from the saddle. Finding
that he could not scare them OF lie put
spurs to his horse and rode tor his
liic followed by the yelping, barking,
their glaring cyes and protruding
his dcslructio,r The' Citizens % woro
aroused and came to Mr.: Baldwin's
rescue with gums and pistols and the
inturiatcd brutes welln compelled to
take to tho woods Where they remain
cd until Sunday, attacking and Grip
plug grown cattle. BY that time the
! excitement had greatly increased and
! the dangef. was.'so manifest that the
ii.S'toc Hcef Rifles, tho military compa-
| ny pf that place. were called out to
hunt the dogs, the people of the ncigl,-
borhool. ioiiliDg III the pursuit, aud
iAtfc4;a wAU1e day spent ia the effort The
pack was Drokcp. ,p, many Of the dogs
:haVing :Bcan killed. The curious part
about the whole story is that the dogs
belonged to people in and around Shoe
Heel, and no one has yet been able to
explain their conduct or:tU accohnt for
their combination. uydrOph0bia was
suggested, but those who witnessed
their behavior say that 1t was not such
as to justify this theory" ~..:. -
president Garficld's attention hav-
ing been called 10. an article stating
that Delegate Cannon, of Utah. was
presenting that the President dis
s;htcd entirely from the action ofGov-
crn!pr Murray. on the Mormon matter,
II "turnod TO- distinguished Western
S'nu uor then present AMI said: "Scna-
tJr, as Il personal favor to mel want
YOU 10 take up and champion this Nor
mon question in the Senate. We must
amp out poiygamy. | want this to
bc one n the. distinguishing features Of
wv al d!ni',:>tlution. Rr. w" must save
IF IN lleE timacy the 1000 rhiltr II
~ i,o have been born ul,itr Mormon
rIlc." The Prcsilon Mt has decided TO
renominatc GeIornl Bane, an anti
NJ .rmon, to the p..sition Of a Il ceiver
oi Public Moneys ut Salt Lake City.
Lord Bcaconstieid made an anus
ing mistake the other day as, buried in
thought, he entered. tine House of
Lords. He absifactcdly strollcd up to
the ministerial bench and was about
to take his old scat as leader of the
H%hst when he recognized Earl Gran
vi'le already in possession. He im-
mrdiatcly, retired, aud, skirting The
table, took'h scat opposite. The mis-
take created great nlcrrimcnt, Lord
BeaconsGeld himself :hcartily joining
in tie laughter.
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1881-03-31

The article on taxation in the Reg.
sster, from cone WHO Thinks" re-
forred to in Il previous article, contain
ed al error i'll saying that Fairfrll re-
turns five hundred and ninety watches
a. a total valuation OF only s2,5tG. CT
four d>'lars apiece. We knew it was
wrong, but preferred to consult tie
report OF the Comptroller General he.
fore replying, This reply haa been
So we'll made by another corresponds
ont that WE publish Ills communication
instead. 1t will be seen .ha, the aver
age value Ct watches is forty dollars,
which is not one under valuation.
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1881-03-31
MANY COMBINATIONS

have been tried. hut none With such happy re-
suits us Rnpkin'S Extract OF Buchu ana JUMP
o.. II YOU are suffering from rny derangcment
OF the Kidneys Or Bladder. Gravel. P,in or
weakness In the Back Or Hip, get q bOttie-one
or two viii relieve you.
This article has been before the public for
crcasing-and that with very little adI ertisng
which proves 1t to be an Article OF merit. We
have testimonials from some OF the leading
nhi slclaGS or Georgia. South Carolina and
F'orlda. and Other States In reg I'd to It's re.
liability us Dilrlit, and remedy Ior he dis
Prepared only by Hnni Rnntin {, I,mor
Druggists, Atlanta, Ga, and for sale by all
Druggists.
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1881-03-31
Eoply to "One Who 1hirlts" -FaIrfold's
"e;chcs Valued al $40 Each and Not EsI-
a Stntolnont Relative TO Other Property, 1t"

Eoply "One Who 1hirks" -FaIrflold's
Watches Valued al $40 Each and Not al
a statolnont Relative TO Other Property.
Editor cf Registers: I.witll to-, call
the Attentions of."Onc Who Thinks" ti,
an error in lia article in regard to tic
vaiuc Of watches returned in Fairfield.
The araonnt is. S25,6G6, aud average
over 80, and not respectively $2,366
and s.; as reported bv him. Every
lover III justice ami tair-d*.aiing mus!
commend the cntirts mNir by "Onr
VINO Ih!nk,' in showing the great in
Justice to sister counties practiccu. un-
willingly u'.ubllrss. by Sp.nc of The
no*: pruSp"rnnS ant wealthy counties
in til" S'a'". FaiItirl; d.si'...!o Nr,n
ul share ~ :tli state H.. 'rs. -
! think that, taking into consittcra i n
al t..e lnr"- ;,utl ii!rkinE Il IuI So. ,
parison, She Will 10, be found lac'ii!.y.
"A large proportion 81 the best build
i!'"S AMI nearly all The personal prop
cray Of Fairfield was swept OH hv
Sherman. TIE people arc yc; lahuri.u
under debts contracted to proyi.ic
means of living anil rcgaining som. of
their property. Many Of the Gncst
lantS IL tie county arc rrui.r rvu u.-
mos valuclcss by the nlultitud" .. ne
gross " hrh are congrcgatrd upon
ti:"E', HciM@ \>ad 10 speak id the only
legacy l"ti t. the rountv bv their form
pr.ng"ly owners. The average vulur
( ;crrtorc, OF Al. property must nrrr, '
sAri'N tr les than in those counties ut
equal natural advantages which were
!r,t %t:v.' tie Y: with some capital to
operate with. Keeping this in view
let &ny one compare the returned rnl-
nr rf property in Fairfield from sheep
- pianos and to lands with, for in.
e:aIrc, ADbcvi|lc county. | 10 moi,
.ay that the assessment in Fairfield is
TOO high -rathcr the revcrsc-hut thai,
relatively size is not behind.
1t seems to nc That "fNne Who
i'iiiEs' would have obtained q faircr
average hy means Of the white popu-
ia'lon CT the counties than the number
oI Democratic voters. If the SUPER.
vision Of the returns Of personal prop
2Ny should, by law, be also Imposed
upon, county n!ia. State .Itsouiu W.
a aid in The correction Of the OWL com.
/ .:ned Of. II is 70 be loycd that
"D." H,:D ThiNk>' viii purSnc lis in
VH'.:TN .on.&MN !'aiu '.i,lu that every
G, H"yH II he STATE viii be ready 10
NN iHs>fE in this matter when they
:ATe INC !:Hi,! hc!ure them.
=: =, 1.hIRFTELD,
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1881-03-31

;. THE colored population of Conncc-
: ticut is 1900; Of Illinois 5000; OF
Indiana $4,000; Of Ohio 10000; OF
Pennsylvania $500; Of ,NEa$saclusctts
$4,000; Of Michigan $1,000; Of New
Jersey :9S ,ooo; Of New York $4,000.
!: AS: most ofthis. population :hds:: eeu.e
b9: Immigration, It is tu;E ia. Estimate
that nearly one-toufJh Is com posed oi
voters, and that they carried tie
doubtful States nr Connec;inat, Ohio
ano Indiana for Garfield. q majority
ofti!e whitea III .:lcse States Are Dcmcl
Lclata.. .-''---"
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1881-03-31
DON'T BUY

VI c Of rTni"rG which wl be the largest chca
um"pe @ n my & goods are ~nan,sd to be
av S"% ana cSv , iy G ce"pSr Bea mind that ship Ridge
new % :unnv s is ] of the quality
r Th ,rsn 14m0s' @ hat Rks and Book Shelves cheaper Cheapest
o" bn cR @ and see m supply Sewing
ua % nvs IT, h tnemoer 1 % that most Of The machines that largely
out merit Tho will
IT, e%on ITO lis noscIcss light and vii long have
owa nio lily @ can refer YOU to that usg has
M ra"y All orders entrusted will attention md a
to make to order Lumber and Shingles
n boht "'l to call 's"
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1881-03-31
- : -" - = =
EXAMINING Il WIrHESS.

| Everybody knows Mr. II. the rattle,
successful criminal LAWYER of Philadel.
phia, saws tho Mercury, and the pecu
liar tact with which lie usually sue.
crcds in clicitinY the truth from q wit,
ness. He once in while, however
meets with Il queer customer, with
whom he can do nothing whatever
Such q Que turned uHhctore a Commit.
ting magistrate, on Thursday last. :,
~ Mr.. Doyle was complained Of fol
kcepipga diSorderlv house in Shipper,
street. The complainant engaged Mr..
II. to attend to his case and put Doyle
through Il course of sprouts. The first
witness examined was Cornelius
O'Aeil. We give his examination by
"Do You know the defendant, Dir.
Doylcw
."Niscr man better"
"Wnat kind OF a house docs he
koep?"
"A brick house."
~ don't mean that; what are its Pc
culiari:ies"
"rwo stories, with "a back kitchen
that joins out to Mc(iariry's fence"
You still misunderstood me; | wish
-
l. it good or bad?'
bad eutirelr." -....:
Mr.. r.: called the attention of ,hb
Court to this answer, and desired, ,tho
magiStratcdo take note. The ,nagis.
tratc did SO. :. -.
J: ".What ato YOU: Inean:whrn you sag
the sp,, Tsp%ta'jon "a h". Of II" ,s, "asc s a' vs.
and tl,,t lro ~, .
"You e!i!l misunlers:anE Nes Mr..
of people ',:i yisit the house;>: :: -: ::
lcas, that's The only kind ever met
there" -. -. ':.:.. 500. .. ;. 49,.
"Wcll, what kind Of women are
theyi'. .,::~,: :. WIZ.
.:Fcmslc women, as a.: dear as I could
Judge"
We'll. what is ll.eir ci,arar',r?"
'On'v one Of them has Ii q i;!c?'
- hr II az. Will plea ~c...n3,e that.
Oi'F go" "i t." lrmnIr' has charuc-
t2r. a / witch one is !lar:" =
"a Hoana' lady BY the maine of Me
5 ian"'
isle. you think, has charac er:'
-. nH! Know il. saw it on
Monia>.''
"Saw what p
"llcr character. 1t was written by
Father Dale. with good per-"
Your >till persist in mi$und.rsinnd-
inE me. Let us try once more. Have
YOU ever seen women of the town at
Dovle's?"
No, sir, not from tho town. but
rhit "f them from the country.' -.
"By women from the town, O'Ncil.
| mean common, vicious women"
"What do ye say2'
IL say bad women. Have YOU ever
seem such women drinking and tt;tnc-
ing ut Doyle's?' >>'.
"Ah musla listen to that An ix
il the likes of Doyle that would allow
'snck people to misuse his shop? Bv
!hG powers of Cromwell, if his boy
Mick was here, but he'd twist yer nose
till V" could use it for gimlet!"
"But--'
"Arrah! 60 sway wild ye b!ackgurl,
to say that OF dacint men, Fit were
not for molcstin' the Court, I'd peel
me coat and make a founder Of YOU in
less time than Il donkey can cat a
thistlc!"
Here O'Ncil became so excited, that
Nm,hhc' room for the next witness.
The trial resulted in Il verdict of ac-
quittal.
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1881-03-31

THE Augusta Chronicle denies, an
toto, tho assertion that Malone bullic,l
Hill into silence. On the contrary il
ayers that when the litt!e rcpuh!a:o.
" performed his mimic war-iancc on the
tlooT Of tho Senatc, Hill laughed at
him, remembering, the Chronicle adds,
that on former occasion Old Jubai
Farley and Bradley Johnson had igno-
miniously failod in bringing Mahone
10 the scratch. The Ch,onicic also
denies that Malone is wortl the tenth
: rart Of two million dollars.
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1881-03-31
MACON. GA. NOv.

MACON. GA, MOI. /, iNtU-
Dv. c. j. MOfctt- Dear S.r--Wc nave Nrnu
N'iia.lrH zee ;h!nh for several yea ) Nun ne
G"Da:,u Increases aS ,Er HTliG,u becomes IAN T..
iu2e: q 'id Is X iowa. Onr SAG, Gv,.n.e from
Two 70 tnret So,i pCr n.cnih We D".'"v' TN,
youi Te"Lhinh iTgctA!ns Fpwdcr>) with tyCntti
ally become oiahd:ttu ana j:ui:pc:.aihl. ;,r;t-
cle Tor in M sing instance hls - 'lfirG 70 r,c
satiStaction. NO complaint has ever i,ypy riI,!r
to us, hence we conclude that IL does all yUy
claim Tor Il. i!erii is 6oaa' to Succtca
HUNT, RANKIN 81 LAMAR D;riggistr
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1881-03-31

All persons Indebted either to mvselt
or +. Elder & Go. on past dine notes O,
accounts are herc notified that thcy will
be given thirty days in which to settle,
after that time suit will be entered against
then. Nobody-black or white, rich OF
poor, will be mado al exception.
mar +. ELDER.
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DESSOa.UTHON.

ME firm Of i. ELEER g. CO. is dis.
~ SOLVED -LS-- mutual consent. to take
effect from Fgbrnnrf NJ, 1881. l.. Elder
assumes: MI 1hs liabilities. and is alone
AUTHORIZED to sign in liquidation.
Il IL. niGR1.
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1881-03-31

MACON, Ga, March 81, 1879.
From having been intimate II number OF
years wit the proprietorS Of tSwift'S Syphil-
llic Specific" have known much or its manu-
fhcturr and use. There arc men in this COM
munily-wcl known citizens--whO were vie
TINS IN carly life to Syphilis. the most terrible
curse tha, ever afflicted the human family. am
who have taken the $. 8. medicine, and ar''
now, IN all appearances, and In their own br-
lief as free from faint Of disease as the frSl
man, fresh from the hands OF his Maker. Dell
cacy, OF course, 1orDds thei- public recon-
mendations OF this medicine, but am allowed
endorse everything that can be said In its
lhVnr. Being professionally much opposed TO
ondorSlng or recommending nostruu,s or secret
remedies, 1t iSwlth hesitation that attach nv
name to this article but kno,u ,chcrcof / sneak
Mnsn n say mat our science has not made pub
nc combination equal TO ''SwifL'S Syphfiftic
3 Spccltlc" lor the purpose indie: ted. The great
GSI Doon the government could bcStOw on hun
drcdS OF thousands or It's citizens would be to
purchn*c this receipt OF It's prOprlct0rs, ana
maze It public for the benefit OF the present
anu all coming generations.
.,,, Y. l. MASSENBURG, PHI @.
THE SWIFT SPECIFIC COMPANY, rropric-
tors, Atlanta. Ca.
sold Oy all Druggists.
Call for copy or Young Mems Friend"
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1881-03-31

chickens. give them ShoeDfeld's Stock Feed
freely, and they Will recover. IT is best, how:
= little ahead OF tue cholera season, which will
pfeVettthem from taking the disease.
QUITMAS, GA., April 10. 1878.
es,csl in raising fowls take pleasure In ,onl
mrpdlng shosnfeld's Medicated stock Feed I
ss mss sf sfySrs t with Shosys and BY
to directions, all nf them got well. md nrc now
III healthy condition. WM. TEESILLE.
1ully concur IN the above.
Sold by the druggists OF this county.
... MACON. G..
Messrs: Lamar, Rankin q. Lamar, Dear sirs-
your Consumptive preparation. with something
~ IKE r MSthn ana nItcr using only two bottles
fectly free, and have felt no symptom OF thu
disease since. 1 ain confident your medicine
who are suffering from Asthma.
Yours truly,
JOHN u. ROSS.
MACON, GA, March 20, $3.50.
Mcssrs. Lamar. Rankin & Lamar Fear sirs--
Ihave used your Brewers Lung .RestOrer for
Vertigo, and have never been, troubled with It
much Tor IT, and chcerfuly Recommend II to
ail'wloc Iced relief from Vertigo. -
YOURS ':Hy M:cos. Ca, March II; H. g, NsiSsf ISs5
:. Mcssrs. Lamar, Rankin & Lamar, Dcar Sirs-.
suffered Two ,years with Consumption. and
during the time WIS treated by DDrS. Read,
Thomas, Ghalton and others OF this city, and
also by a prominent physician OF Macon. Ca,
without finding any rel!cr. My husband bought
mn SiX bottles Of your Brewers Lung Restorer,
which began 10 take at once, and found i'm.
mediate relief. l have used tho SIX bottles and
nave never fclt a symptom or the disease since,
anu my general health Is better than 1t has
been In years. I therefore recommend it to ali
who have Consumption rs q Pearl beyond
Price. Very respectfully,
..:,.': MRS. NJ. GOOLSDY.
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1881-03-31

TNs Nih:iists i.Hvc sent word 70 The
Pope that tlcy have fixed the ,,ay eui
hour for blowing hin up, too. lIcrri.
biol >:
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1881-03-31

will continue the business heretofore
dntfeh Z MY F:: Elder & Co. ut the old
S'and, and solicit 1t continuance of the
liberal patronage heretofore bestowed.
T. ELDER,
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1881-03-31
SIIERTET'S SALE,

.T2Y virtue Of >ap cxetution to.~me di
~ rcctcd. VIII ejias- tor sale, bcior,
the Co rt H"uso door in Wjnnsboro
:. c.. On tna arstipst .alonIay III April
next between the legal hours of sale. tr
tho hi%hesE6i.lasr-tho following dcscrib
=: "Ii that tract Of '.nt'lyihS, bcin.: and
>i;nato in. 'FairtfaiA corntW .cnniniu;n
fifty t5Or rGcfes. NOR or IS, l,;nr two
mites snnth OF Winnsboro. ~bonn r,l b.
lands of D., r. a.. Rnchanen, I,.A. chi.
lnrl and MfA - IL. SlMson, 'ovicl unSn
ns tho proptttN 6f Noah johnson at thc
suit of M. Geillsrd, ,.. :. -"
TERMS CASH. -. - ..,
.-';$J: D: "o"AntEY, SEC.
Sheriff. = Olfieo, :, -,
".nn. Gosro. 5; g., ,l1arn: IA. 1881.
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T,.-,, r-,-, ~, ,,,

.Tr.1 E1s, q, ,v,>, , .,,
N.y,ni..a k"uErr,r - WV "
"Ainrniny. 'S;o,irr five ,o,. f,r a.,
crJ,..' '0' VIZ
'I2. In. what il tho ,n,ttor ,.;.,
rour face, Reuben? Van hnvo ,,",I =, =
tini,:, fancy" -. '''>' q
"Why yar *cr. :Son;ro mo o,,,.. 1;,,
iiockins, We hal an nij ,c.,;,,,ra ,.u,,, ",,,
LIS, nip!;! 20 81 !, nuI e.xt... "''
".,r;, which w,;;nod Ron,,o,,
"W'eU, 'Enn;rn. 't we Il ~ ,nns;doro,,o iJ =,
"Ics, vfs. ,ro,v. Int ,,l;oh. ,;. ',.1';,>
pcN:' r
"Wc,1, 'St,:'yc, we 6. co,sidorol,o
nu;,--" ~ '''"
"Hcuhon, suspect Won ron,v
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