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The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1882-08-18
BRIDPORV.

The village school will commence
next Monday.
r. w. Swinton is doing good bust
ness with his thrshing machine.
- j. j. Crane is putting up commo.
dious and convenient horse barn.
Prof. Brainard occupied the pulpit
in the Congregational Church last
Sabbath.
Rev. j. w. Bradshaw of Rochcs.
| ter, Mimi, has been visiting friends IN
town this week.
Several Bridport thermometers
indicated over one hnncrcd in the
shade an Sunday, the 9th inst.
Miss Nj. f.. Converse, an efficient
teacher in the Port Henry graded
school, is stopping at Mr.. Gc,. Brucc's
...enI5, 81, ,ontg 1ycrne facl that farmers
were obliged to pIow up SO much land
i'll consequence of the grass being killed
| out last season.
The grain harvesting is mostly
done in this town, and now farmers
have little time to sit down and dis
cnss the slim prospects Of the corn,
and potato crops,
DR.. Charles +. Prcntiss and wife.
of Washington, ID. G., are spending
the season at his brothcr-iu-law's, Mr.
Il. W. Crane. DIR. Prcntiss is q grad.
uatc of Middlebury college OF the class
OF 1864.
- Bridport village has reason TO be
satisfied with the well kept and we'll
served store of ID. S. Bennett, which is
a credit TO the place. Mr.. Bennett ha s
equal reason 10 he pleased with the
large amount of patronage hc enjoys.
Our fishermen complain of the
backwardness of the fish in the lake in
coming forward TO the hook. Perch
and "pumpkin seeds seem 10 be the
.hivfIcwards OF The spOrlsmcn's efforts,
and those in small numbers. Only
a comparatively few cases OF good uc k
have been heard of.
Squirrels, both gray and red, arc
numerous in our woods, and sporlsmcn
are anticipating finn soon. BY the way,
a visitor at Mr.. Prosper Eitharp's shady
premises would be very much struck
at the multitude Of gay and lively reds
which have taken possession, TO dispute
the possession of the fruit crop with the
rightfnl owner. They seem TO keep the
branches and leaves in continual mo-
ton.
The additions and changes on the
buildings on Mr.. n. IL. Hills place are
nearly finished. The house is very
handsome and ornamental specimen Of
the Swiss style, and makes very fine
summer residence for a man oe wealth
like its owner. The barns and out
buildings are finished on tho outside TO
harmonic in appearance with The
house. The effect of the style of the
buildings is peculiar and pleasing.
Mr.. Hill and his family viii we
believe make ii their regular summer
home.
MIR. Il. ". Crane, emnious OF Inc
glory of tie man whose whoa. turned
into rye, declares that he had lot OF
herds grass turn info the same valua.
bic grain. lie sowcd rye on a piece of
land last fall, seeding IL down io grass:
IN the spring he found the rye winter
Killed, and ploughcd up and sowcd
with oats, excerpts on "a "ridge" where
the grass had made good catch. I'm
this grass only n very few scattered
rye plants were visible, yet he has har.
vested from the ground very fair crop
of rye. From This result he deduces
the very reasonable conclusion above
stated.
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SHOREH1M.

i%.N''N' 49, 's''N 80 S"i 'H9i iH1hN D
The community is saddened thii
morning by the death of Mr.. Jane,
Forbes which took place during last
night, Aug. 9.
The money drawer at ID j Wright's
hotel was robbed Sunday by lad OF
twelve or fourteen summer, Henry
Harmon nd by name. Mr.. Wright had
missed number of dollars during the
summer, and being on the lookout
caught the young man in the act. Ve
are not informed what kind of a settle.
mcnt is TO be effected, but would sug.
Sest a l'u'me AT tho Rerorm scnOol.
Noticed in your last issue an item
from Bridpori concerning some Young
ladies in want lof bcaux going ia
Shoreham where there is an abundant
supply. The fact is, Mr.. Editor, Shore
ham girls are no more than ordinarily
sell-sacriiicing, but in view of the grade
OF supplies drawn by those Bridporl
girls they will gladly submit and meek
~ repeat the old saying, Good rid
dance to bad rubbish"
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County Nows.
ADDISON.

p. Kent is most of the time on our
invalid list.
Mr.. II. Warner is putting up q
new piazza.
A-Some of our grain, threshers are on
the war-path.
Miss Alice Norton has recently been
AT home on vacation.
-Josephns says he "can't find that
uncomm OH pious nominee"
Lord Raglan has on exhibition q
new and improved farm wagon.
&C. W. Whitford's "Reaper Hall' is
progressing slowly during harvest.
E---y u.ins, even politics and
Christianity, is secondary to harvesting
We noticed number of our far.
mers at work last Sunday. One in
stance that of deacon's son.
E. Whitford has found q new
pleasure wagon necessary for the pro-
per transportation of his numerous and
increasing family.
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TERGENNES.

The dredge has wound up work in
the basin for the season.
Mrs. Dudley Gordon, an aged lady,
had a shock of paralysis on Monday,
and is very low.
The Catholics, or rather Father
Kerlidou, is trying TO raise funds for a
bell for their chapel.
Mr.. Hiram Adams, one of our old
residents, died very suddenly on We'd
nesday morning. lie had been unwell
about week, but was about the house.
The cause was apoplexy. Mr.. Adams
was the owner of the franklin House,
where he has resided for some yeats.
His funeral occurs to-day.
During the heavy thunder storm
Yesterday afternoon the lightning was
rather familiar. Tho barn of Hrs. i.
G.. Lyman, in Panlon, was struck and
destroyed by fire; only a small quantity
of hav had been PIT in. The ,annery
of G. ID. Kccler and the residence of p.
N. Adams were struck bnt not scri.
ously Injured. 1t is also said that Scion
Burroughs had similar call.
e. At Gen. Grandcy's Office may be
seen n splendid oil portrait of Gov
Stewart, of heroic size. IL is excellent
both as likeness and a work of art
and very crcditablc TO the artist, j. G.
Converse of Panton, who, though mn.
taught, shows a mastery of the techni.
pected in the schools. If the governor
will keep that particular expression
S feS"h his hT Mouth Cohgress 10 be lie Tes
tcemed n great man. ~
John T.. Young, the wcll-knowl
druggist, diod very suddenly on FRIDAY
morning of last week. lie was found
on the upper floor over his store after
only short absence, with life quite
extinct. lie was probably stricken
down in n fit. lie had been feeling I'm
well for some time. The funeral las
Monday was largely attended. Rev
Mr.. Hall ofliciatcd. Mr.. y onng was M
honest man and good citizen, and hclt
the esteem of all who knew hm. lie
had built fine residence ON COmlor
Hill last summer. His age was thirty
seven years.
- iC plcdS'lnl ItHluciCc vi Ia ID
Stewart, Esq, OH Main street, was lh,
scene of n happy event Wcdncsda,
evening, the occasion being the mar
riagc of his eldest daughter, Miss Augi
L., TO DR.. Charles Wellington Allen o
South Hero. DIR. Allen is graduate
of the University of Vermont, in In
class OF 10, and also Of the last class o
the medical department of the Univer
sity. lie is n bright, promising yOun!
man, ana, we doubt nor, mas & Drilllan
future before him.
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t'OHN VAN.

The haying season is over, ant
harvesting nearly SO.
Fine weather; the occasional show
ers are Just what we need.
Tho lhreshcrs have commenced
their work of the season with GOOD
prospects.
- Mr.. &. N. Lewis and wife of Bos.
ton are spending their summer vacation
among rs.
The daughter and sister of the late
Col. Il, 5. Stowel are visiting at the old
homestead
Tho pink-eye is among us, several
horses suffering from ii in the worst
form II is feared the distemper will
predominant among us.
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Notices..

Get your weekly papers Of NJ. d..
Batchelder.
--Leaveyour orders for books, pa
pers, magazines, etc, at N. ID Batchcl-
der's-
"A small place for sale. For par
ticulars inquire Of j. L. Fem, East
Middebury. POL
My Office will be closed from the
10Th to the 26th of August.
l.. T.. MELLEN, ID. ID. S.
ALI persons owing the subscriber
on account of subscriptions TO the
Register, or of advertising, or other
wise, are respectfully requested TO set
lie up. Every cent due me is needed
Immediately. IL. M. BAILEY.
C. ID. Miner Il Co are forced by
continuous absence from home to dis
pose of their stock of castors, cake bas-
kets, butter dishes, pickle dishes, card
receivers, fruit dishes, .&c. nc. These
they offer at prices regardless of cost.
Also their stock of spoons, knives and
forks Gall Roger Bros. make) at cost.
hch ycWcuy, WatChcs, Cllhilis, NC',
they will sell to suit customers. Sta
tionery at cost.
Letters remaining in the post office
at Middlebury, VT, 80 days, and not
called for. Persons calling for these
letters will please say advertised"
GENTLEMEN. LADIES.
Amidon, Alphonzo. Daniels, Lucy.
Baker, Chas. ". Peet, f. ".
Mitchell, M. Seymour, Mrs.G Il.
Perkins, Lent.
Phillips, Prof. L. e.
Spaulding, G. F.
GEO. HAMMOND, Postmaster.
The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1882-08-18

Hoe CAKE.-Scald one quart OF corn,
make with just enough hot water to
make thick batter; stir in two large
spoonfuls of butter; beat this little
before mixing it with the butter so it
will rise readily; add half d teasp oonful
of salt. This should be baked at least
three-quarters OF an hour; butter the
tins we'll in which 1t is baked; serve hot.
The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1882-08-18

Now that good times are again upon us, il i.
worth remembering that no one can enjoy IA,
rleasaniest surroundings il in badhealth. There
are hundreds transferable people going about Ia
day win dlsordercd stomach, liver or kidneys
when bottle of Parker's Ginger Tonic would Il,
Them more good than all the medicines they have
ever tried.
The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1882-08-18

Malt Biiters arc the best 'bitcrs.'"
'Ihey promote sleep and allay nervousness
Hest Liver and Kidney medicine we sell"
"Ihey knock the 'Chlls' every time"
"tpnsumpliyc people gain flesh ON them"
Aali liliters have no rivals in this town.
bc3t thing for nursing mothers we have"
1--we like To recommend Malt Bitters."
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ASK your physician and he will tell You Thai
Tor all those tonic properties which strengthen
anu lnyigorate, there is nothing known m the
vegetable kingdom equal ia hops. They are a
prominent ingredient In Hops and Malt Biiters.
The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1882-08-18
H. G.. Ellis arrived from Washing
on this morning for two weeks va

ton this morning for two weeks va
cation,
"A well-known citizen oftbis village
being ineligible to the pleasing and con-
stantly,increasing custom of commence
rating golden, silver and various other
/ anniversaries of wedding days, remem-
bered his birthday last Tuesday with a
tea.service in ancient style. The urn,
teapot, teacup and spoons, sugarbowl
and creamer, plate, decanter and tum-
bier, tablespread, old armchair, flower
vase, cane, vest, silks stockings and
knee buckles were, with possibly two
exceptions, from one TO three hundred
| years old. Mine hostess was moi a little
lsurprised when grandpa's old wallet
appeared well-filled with gold, silver,
copper and paper money, and the bill
settled with bill from the latter, all of
which were over one hundred years
old.
LAKE CHAMrLAIN SPIRITUALIsT CAMp
MEETING.-Thc spiritualist camp NEE
ting at Queen City Park will begin on
Monday next, Aug. 21st, and continue
until Sept. 18th. A large number OF
the most talented and popular speakers
have been secured, and all the arrange
ments have been made for q successful
meeting. Ample musical entertain
mcnt is engaged, including brass
band and string band for dancing
parties, besides prominent vocalists.
All the varied amusement resources of
the grounds. which have been largely
added to, will be open TO those atten-
ding.
III This fJBl eggka With plhtlf Ael9SiSef Aas
Association, of which DIR. L. A. Smit b
Of Brandon is president. They propose
to conduct it as heretofore, as picnic
and camping ground, for which It's well
known attractions make it perhaps the
best place in the state. The campmeet
ing will doubtless draw large numbers
of people during its continuance, and
| liberal arrangements have been made
with the railroads for carrying eXcur-
| sion parties.
EAST MIDDLEBURY.
Mrs. Chapman is still improving.
IT. Smith is quite indisposcd for G
few days past.
The abundant harvest yield will
the hay crop is nearly secured.
"A little unpleasant pugnacious in
diligence occurred the other day be
tween some of the younger citizens
induced, it was thought, from too mucl
of the fluid.
Mrs. Jane Tucker, of Oakland
Cal, sister of Mrs. l.. Russell, and Mrs
a. NJ ontgOmcry, of Mass. daughter o
the latter, with granddaughter from
Rutland, are visiting at l.. Russefs.
Camping is rampant with some o
our community. Some of the family o
A. Peck, A. Enos, Mrs. Partridge will
Miss Judge and others, leave this wccl
for Lake George, where they WI
spread their tents for camp.
AT the regular meeting of Coll
Spring Lodge, No. "a, /. O. of G. Il.
August 5, 1882, the following member
were installed as officers for the quartz
ending Oct. 81,
w. &. r., Austin Peck.
w V II, Eliza Eldrdgc.
w S, Lucy Adams.
w + S, Sarepta Smith.
w II, Stillman Hill.
w &, Reubin Damon.
w M, George Ross.
w o g, VIII Turner.
w l G., Ellen Piper.
w A S, Fannie Day.
w ID M, Sarah Partridge.
" r II $, Lon Enns. ~.
j. w & T, John Nash.
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Worth Remembering

Ladies prefer Florcston Cologne because they
hnd thi3 lasting combination ofeXquisite pefumea
4 delightful novelty.
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A Delightful Novelty.

Demand it, and take no other iron preparation
Except Browns Iron Bitters. II is the best.
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Get your weekly papers of NJ. d..
Batchelder.
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"A small place for sale. For par
ticulars inquire Of J. L. Fem, East
Middlebury. POL
The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1882-08-18

Leave your orders for books, pa
pers, magazines, etc, at NJ. ID Batchcl-
der's-
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My Office will be closed from the
10Th to the 26th of August.
l.. l.. MELLEN, ID. ID. S.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1882-05-24
JalE G. j., Ry-'rlIy r,sI 4ssil, J.. J.-Opa-
- 81 Isstit =.


The bill Of exceptions Of the defendants as
amended l. satisfactory to the Court.
On now examining the pleadinss We ind that
the plaintiff alleged title 10 and claimed 10 recover
one undivided half Of lands described, which the
proof on his part showed he held as tenant in
alleged the defendants had taken the exclusive
possession.
The defendants make q general denial which
must be taken particularly TO mean that they deny
also that they have taken tins exclusive possession
Of the land By law the possession Of a tenant II
common Of laud Is PEI Hly e per ffnf, by half or
noety and by all Blackstoue's Com, vol ?. P.
~. Is2
As tenant II common, then, the defendants had
right possession of all with the plaintiff but not to
the exclusive possession When the plaintiff closed
his case, If the defendant believed that no evi-
dsnce Of this exclusive possession had been put
IN. he might have asked without going into his
OSn else, for 4 direction to the Jury to ind for
the dsfeudllts, on the ground Of this failure of
evidence See Adams on eiectmeut. D. lbs. note l.
and authorities cited. Had It been otherwise than
a case Of tenancy in common or joint tenancy. the
argument Of the learned counsel for the plaintiff
on the point Of possession and claim Of posse
son. Ii actions Of eectmeut. might have gone far
towards convincing the Court that the old tech
meal rule requiring possession 70 be shown IN the
defendants IN all cases ought not 10 be rrpheld
The counsel for defendants moved for n0nsuit
which being denied By the Court, the defendants
entered upou their defence and by their proofs
fully supplied every fact that the plaintiff had
omitted to shOv. This cures the error, by all the
authorities. see Jackson vs- Lsggett. Mend-
81. Lansing IS. Van Alstyne. Wend. Col. Muir
ray vs. judah, Con. 4s4. McCotter vs.. Hooker
I'll y. f. i97, 5s3. Bradley vs. Poole, - Mass.
If9-7gl-
The exceptions are therefore ovsrruIed-
A. s HaFtEel. for plaintiff; J.. N. Davidson. for
defendants
Honolulu. Nav sth. IS.a-
The Hawaiian gazette., 1882-05-24
The KOhAlA Physician.

EDTrcE GAzE-rEs-The people Of KohalA, both
10 reign and native have been greatly surprised BY
the petition brought before the Legislature BY the
Hol L NJ. Alvchi requesting the removal Of our
popl llar Government Physician 10 make way for a
aeE man The facts Of the case are these: DR..
Thot epson vas the originator Of the petition IN
favor Of Dr.. Hlgen. who Is considered by him as
his b st friend. and Mr. Aivohi has entirely mis-
taken the meaning Of the document. which was in
tended to SAY that thef would petition that DR..
Hssau might be considered in the appointment Of
new rne ~ 20 Dew positions. but IN way vas II 10
reflect uIpOu Dr. Thompson. who has won hosts of
trends ard = considered irst-caSs surgeon and
Musician by both foreign and native citizens.
e latter have been busy since the arrival Of the
- L sicui-bg document saying that they never
uded tol say word against their old and well
II phy stefan, but simply wished 10 show their
hen iShip Tor Dr. Hagen IN q substantial manner
r. largS ,ly signed by the same parties that
the mis- represented petition for DR.. Hagen
le f0rwa-l led 10 the President OF the Board of
-l his week. showing IN unmistakable terms
DO a for Dr.. Thompson
OLD resident.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1882-05-24
WaHzkn Roads

Wu Fu-roz.-= Ns= = the f,4-aser Of ny dis
e1utsuf.~ his . the seaso1 zhe1 czrzing the
ug-.rs that be Is N order More profanity = Essd
=. Ike strrets Ct Waiiaka dzring vet weather than
ts ,-ssIs ..y-l4 rouId imagine II the vocab-
49, ~ - -lIri.siz1Ized eoUmlnlty. We have
I'D only 1upie q uzFs rain and yet the -treets
-. sIrslss insrassabls f5r pedestrlans- l1Eld
hue ogsrhar1s the toEus elslsed no e1eDt- y II
aeczu1Izti1l q via ezscr1iil1 1919 - -
TF55-ifs - throEts u the cItIzens- " gnAt ~
~ 4 vieit frru Mesrs- 5oilllsoa and ralle1,terA
- - II,T A. the rgliH arg sl-ct a Fl1e coLllI-ifn
- ziI r. ruiatt be 1enlsiisd b The eIpeld,tlre
- .Ilf 80 far side1zlk- and y AL -.il- l---iiy
- susceptible q god lr1prsssosss- I'l nseO
4 Fesco1 10 the neieb1EIzlg toSus-
When za rad n tlle Ministerial reports -
orr rrlI fsrf fWhicl tley ad1zr = . iltre1t =
sr1e1d elssgE-rs than n the dhsfrlc, e1iass.,.
- fqf cther puIr.1ses. can yez Eoii1-r nat -
Eish thoss Et0 t1ok our had earned CON 'ss's
- - are pretty p.u nIade- = high y -le
rn5sIIIs - euttezs al the sidez- 1hss nz3s
er.I r.ad f0r Fzgiez a7c i 1es - q11cAly AVE-
rzia. baf Tie tz1-pa5ing hiped has no@lers y
here i - rsssibhe sze'-ss for th5s stzteof ting
tlers i plenrg q money q cheap lumber ana
~ -sc-.zi Ii rsa5sFk IA che Of goux papers
,ha- 4 M1niciTzli GSger1l1zrr = 1e1.esstr5 ~
Wz1laka. z1I 81 the oaher t5Ers speak i1z fherz-
90 c.,-,es tbe fl5F terri, EEeu the L-ilzi1a
nelz..sinl siIi haze y BE er1zse1. au-s czl A.
ss-e 80 ia hroSz1 botrles zL1lz that E11d arr
nos h1lf a. n1neznss the Vie lane14ae 1ezii.st
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The Hawaiian gazette., 1882-05-24
Session Laws of 1882,

To AUTHORIZE THE HOLDING OF
AN ELECTION FOR REPRESENTA-
TIVE FOR THE DISTRICT OF KAA-
NAPALI, MAUI.
WHEEE4s, the district composed Of
KahakuIoa and Eaenapali, on the IsIandof
Maui, Is By law a separate election district
aud entitled to elect Representative to
the Legislative Assembly, and
WHEREAs, the said District Is not a sep
arate Judicial or Taxation District, and
therefore there we're not District Justices,
Tax Collectors or School SuperiEsendents
available within the District from among
whom the Minister Of the Interior could
designate Inspectors to preside over and
conduct the elections held on the lst day
Of February, 1882, and in consequence
thereof no election was held IN that Dis
trict; therefore Be It eracted By the King
and Legislative Assembly Of the Hawaiian
Islands, IN the Legislature Of the Kingdom
assembled:
SECu0y J. There shall be an election for
Representative held IN the district composed
Of Kahakuioa and Kaanapali, on the Island
Of Maui, at the school houseia said Districts
Of which, at least ten days previous public
notice shall be given By the Inspector Of
Election.
SBsrIoy ,. The Minister Of the Interior
Is hereby authorized ard required to ap-
point three suitable persons, as Inspectors,
to preside over ard coudact the said cleo
ton
SEcrIos 3. The election provided for
By this Act shall be conducted according
to the law regulating elections, and the
election hereby ordered shall be valid and
binding to all intents and purposes,
and the Tenure Of Office Of the Reprenta-
tive 50 elected shall be the same as #
elected at regular election.
SEcuGs 4 At all elections for Repre-
sentatiyes hereafter to be held the Min
lister Ct the Interior is hereby authorized
and empowered 10 establish q place for
receiving the votes IN the said District
coupoIed Of Kaanapali and Kahakuloas
Island Of Mani, and to designate three
suitable persons as inspectors to preside
over and conduct the said election.
SEcrIos 8. This Act shall take effect
Immediately.
Approved this seeoud day Of Nay, A. d.
1851
[sigued-l KALAKAUA REX
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A Step BaekEarL

H1s1L-L- Nay - I,s--
EBrr1z u lzErzz Big tha Legislative reports IL
tzsses s7apsrs, the pGbIc n iltl-ued that 8 I'll
8 rsfors tie House, % remove the rr1Libisi-l1 ca
opIuru aud rant one u more I-grsss. ara % en-
body a rr17uziou ID the Law tlI- npiEu shall Be-
solt Only - Chinz1sE- Does any sane psrsll
eEecu-sc -lLt the HaEaIians would MT 1btiI1 al
tie spilu they desired Jll=ss tls Legislature
ieslrzs tie sffgr rzI1 q tie ll-Irz rIca- Il the
na11e u -zas1n ard hlnla11IT- Il a. tl BE- hoped
No such A. VII BE- allowed b. pass " bile the
G0TzUle1t l. szpendI-lg tE1Usaz-z q dollars
fq-,t ling tie Islands. shy rur=-E % -ai-.frf
lzstrBg tEE ahcrl-IEzs iLI- rzz1l- l7st
90 De- Is bill nec0uies tEe lls 1f the Eir-ilnl-
L. he question trlul alltL1r rolut- Do
cor pll11zrz desire gTdass 1-as gUezsd % the
b1r5srs q their Piaztafi1us
Look a. tie arzSssDu fr1ul alltl-zr rl5rt- zlE-
Sc trierlis II humanity Il El-ll,1. are pressing
= -1dla GsTernlzeut ca the ilsrl1llF q tie cl.l-
= Hzuaiisn G57EruEert e. l=L--llzz the a..rsHf-
y ffrg I'D sa1s q the absllElLla drug
L0az AZ tie question from sziI su1tner
usl5nt lad Il the treE-lElE e ere Chinese
Ray b u CaiifDrula- the Gl7erun-z-- n the
U1Itsi 1tatss has ilsL ls-1riltz,i a -r1lltF EiEE
Chm o. prasi5it tie traffic n gIll-- % Amer
1an cir.z1s- far a. IL Cll-zsl zl-1I-l o con
es-uef
NoE 81 ia be good poiicY ~ az Iss-islltura u
tLis - I'm - le.zzlIze the z-s-1fsctr-1 a--d
aruz Mark this p1I-r The bflf coz
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