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Aeeideafal Death.

ERIE. Pa. June l9.-Yesterday little
boy named Charles Young, attracted by the
color In vial Of laudanum, drank the con-
tents from the effects of which he died In
n short time.
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CHICAGO, June ls.-Jas b Doyle, the
counterfeiter was sentenced in the federal
court this morning TO twelve years in the
Chester. Ills, prison.
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RAILROAD MATTERS,
Officials on n TOnr.

SvILE, June IA party OF Penn
'aaia Central railroad officers have been
'-.s city since Saturday, on tour OF in
saOn 0! the ecOmpany's property in this
'-lty and leave for the east via CiHcin-
a. o'clock this evening. Among the
s;,;S asc GeO. B. Roberts, President OF
J snD,ylyania Railway and Pennsylya-
Company; J. y. Mccullough, Vice
hstent Of the Pennsylvania Company
Z ? Green, Assistant TO the President;
Is NCCrea. Manager of the p. c. & 50.
.ni southwestern lines; NJ. ]. Becker,
Engineer, and L. II. SOule, Superin-
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Nv York City is getting its share of
,,bor troubles. SO far strikers have
| With more success in the metropolis
| 90 II most places.
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Springfield, His.

SPRINGFIELD, June 19.-The heavy rains
in this vicinity have done great damage to
the corn fields, lately. Wheat and oats are
also effected.
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~. u.s>r~ath Msraes.

New YoRx, June l9.-The inquest IN the
Gntermuth case wss continued to-day, bat
the testimony thus far does not throw any
new light upon the circumstsnoes Of the
murder or the motive therefore. The
mys,rrious. Mr.. Russell, was in the court
room. and proved TO be an soquaintance OF
DR.. and Miss Cspp.
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p.tler Mnkers, strike iu Cincianati.

CINCINNATI June l9.-No change in the
situation of the boiler makers strike, as
both sides are firm.
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sACCALAUnEArE sx.se.

Delivers by R<v. Jas. =. nsAsst.
]. PfIER, 1: 4, "Parakers Of the Divfss
Nature"
A living writer describes the ehost
made by scientific students Of nature -
an effort to express the whole cosmos
"in q single mathematical formuls-s
formula which worked out with plus
signs shall give every phenomens that
shall ever occur, and with minus aSns
every event which hes ever occurred -
the past history Of the cosmos" u =
an enchanting pursuit, whether u shall
ever be crowned with success or not, nor
can 4 be Denounced - useless and un.
natural, for IL accords with . gsnssl In
teIlectusl trait. All men seek ut knes 70
express their knowledge coaprehsn-
siyeIy.
When I consider thst ! An. sbob 70
addres. q cIass Of young meA stAA6ng
on the threshold OF ofprnctical Ne. eopo 70
be earnestly eunged In " vaeSee pWs
suits, and no longer b b uAdDs fAeoco-
troll nor subjecl 70 the ooeueeb q Q
faculty, I long ~ . formula ~ JeAn
be called the expreuion Of . nneNm, bon
or.bIe and successful LIE, one thet ]
miaht impress upon every mind - thee
| Il NAV be carried 70 the.ea1 q eveey
earthly carver, one that, whether voek'
ed with plus of minux a9nA Kk b
only worked, spPiisd, HAL dessenina
ri~iSt settoo n sveu eovironmeoe
vDh.x - khns,~S,k IN n sAAk a IN
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KOrns.

Miss Ella Caldwell. OF Fifteenth street,
is visiting ct Mr.. McKinleys.
Mr. Dan List has been spending several
days with his friend, Mr.. Ernest Crumrins.
Messrs. T. G. MofYst and John Nohse ass
here for the commencement sesson, visiting
their brother.
judge q. l.. Cranmer and wife are st The
Valentine House. The Board Of Trustees,
Of which Judge Cranmer Is . member, Will
meet Tuesday morning
Rev. Joseph p. Graham, . brother Of W:
T. Graham. Esq. cashier Of the Bridgeport
National Bank, 10 visiting Pr~sidsnt
Moffatt, OF whom he wss class mate. NJ.
Grahsm has been laboring - Q missionary
for ten years, In Southern lndis, and II
home on vacation.
Mr.. Hszlett Cummins 10 the guest Of Dr.
McKennon's family.
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q, and Mrs. Seoville, of Guiteau no.
-Jr are said to he in the rural dis
:. of Wisconsin. They can't get too
MI, ofthe way.
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Nusing mothers gain strength by Hsins
Brova's Iron BitteIs. II acts like 8. charm
in reioring to health aud strength over
straixd nature.
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c,,tics are still muddled in Pennsyl-
:, bat the oil wells run smoothly
| :, ;,crrasing volume.
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v.,., o..rrel in . Wheaa FIELD

CRos1os, KY, June ls.-Daniel Hopper
,ho, dad John Chambliss, with the latter's
gun, during . quarrel in a wheat heid, In
Caldwell county.
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MosrIz, Ala, June is.-At chancsuia,
yesterday. q negro and wife beat . three
year-oid child 10 death and thrsv the body
IN tie street.
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y,v York pOstoffiee employees have
notified to put up $40 each for pO-
,,.,l ASSESSMENTS.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1882-06-20

,-r,,, Bismarck has a brother who
] mt completed and duly celebrated
hrtieth year Of his service to the
/ IAN government.
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HfO4HBu1USI
Anaio

Muatc.
Master c'''nieEw ws., p Il M,ssi.,Sss, sSsa,:s =.
Class ora,io.-r III. %si @osIas Gods,
Jas. 4; Wiley. Washington. -
Class poem-w. c. Mccisiland. Pit,sbursh.r
Music.
Class History-D. A; Miller Manor. -
Class Prophrcy-H. &. Ferguson.
Tree oratiou-J. II. Graham, Washington Pa
Music.
CLASS SONG.
We'll sing q soug OF "auld lang syne,"
When we were Freshmen green;
And livelier boys than We were then
WIZ never more be seen.
We'll sing song OF "auld lang Sync,"
.Wheo S0phomores we were;
More hnowing lads than borc our nsms"
Are now not anywhere
We'll sing song Of days gone By.
When We were Juniors 6litns;
As gay young men ~ we were tien
Are now nowhere alive.
Well sing OF times that unto u
Nome I but n. brave brave dss.rv: the fair.
None but the fair. the brave,
We'll sing this song In days 70 come.
And it will make u glad.
For ali iiie's storms cant take away
The good times We have hsd.
Nusic.
The music consisted OF admirably rsa.
dered selections by Toerge's orchestra IRON
Pittsburgh, which had been secured for The
three days OF commencement
The Glass koog
was rendered by the members with vim.
The class poem was an unusually GOOD one
The poet, Mr. NcClelland, is the hrst honor
man and valedictorian. The tres orstou
ton was the most finished performance on
the programme. Mr.. Graham II . very
eloquent and graceful speaker.
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AtIOwaC Cify
At Boone.

Iowa CRY. June 19.-The loss OF life at
Irish Ridge is ten or twelve.
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rs,e are too many unSolved mys-
:. in the country. Howgate ought
am UP some day with Charlie Ross
+ Sewart's body. 1t would ill an
.ar void.
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FLUSHING. o.
vita, s..,i.sie.-Geserai Sevs and Gss.
Ssectdl % he Reofstr.

sip.
SpecG, 10 the Reofsr.
FLrsuISc, O., June 19.-The Assessors
report for the year extending from April
Ist, 1881. 70 April lst, 1889. gives the mum.
her OF births in Flushing township as p
and the oumbet OF deaths 10. In Belmont
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., pray Register tcm be mailed to
~, c,t Of tosR for sirty.fee cents
s,,,,,b. .Address changed as often
sssred.
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0~setinG Msstiie AUaehss. I.

cu,arauUA, MEX. June la-Tseuty.
seven Apsods Psisonen tatea ous eao
th0t, -.. -
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1882-06-20
JUNcTA JUNANT.
BseeaIameste Sermon Of Rev. James D. No.
fatt-Address to the !. \. c. T. by Rev.
George ?. nays-class Day
Exercises.
most PROSPEROUS YEAR or ALL.

-. n. 90
b -. .
SON eon - w
iese wl,n !" ns Nop.' .o' oav =.
count OF ~ p'oAy, ou' " "s
wide repusssson' % iose esAotisneo - IN
, insti tat tioa q learning, and also beeauss
many of our vell-known citizens are num-
- .,,,,; r,.,,,..,sr-
oeNo An''As eiu' 'N'
Of this commencement wAf possess moro
than ordinary interest, having - peomi-
r.,,t s..sp,. IN. ;n.nOnrst5sn of tbs nev
n~'.SS. n.- - n rn,s.. n N
hes' -.
who hsa hosH - wsrn usse4 AS8 ~
peep1a - - la1sa1 -sso1->0- o1Baoo ~
re.non .; hi,;t,e, N Ia pr,.ent ~osition.
- -. -II-.
A"s nas sn ~ "oe' Pfs'Vu' y'
since the union OF the two colleges In 1850
The number Of stue,rnts enrolled ~ two
h,nA.a .n6 th,.. and ths ,,>6pstin~
class numoe" WY Wo !" Wno" sV
Wheeling boys Edgar +. Boyd, sou Of 8.
]. Bovd, E,o,. s,A John K. Grier. son of
D. = G.. "a En-. c,,. Ro,h In
ne'' - S
s'aho naHn IN ME e's7' hnAins 'n~
The bsccaluresss sermon, which We pre-
sent below, was delivered 70 the sraduatss
Sunday sftsrnoen nj O'Clock bv
~, 80. =. -
'ne Prs'"ea"
always been customary 10 have this,
'ss we'll as all the exercises, take place In
the Town Hall, bss owing % the largo
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THE NEWS.

THE NEWS.
., R1ay Register ,cI be mailed to
~, ont Of toscR for sirty:fse cents
-~o,,,h. Address changed as often
s5sso'd'
r,u York pOstoffiee employees have
notified to put up $40 each for po-
al easements
cJitics are still muddled in Pennsyl-
:, but the oil wells run smoothly
~ Increasing volume.
q, and Mrs. Scoville, of Guiteau no
.Ir are said to he in the rural dis
30 of Wisconsin. They can't get too
/, I'd. ofthe way.
y.u York City is getting its share of
.,,bor troubles So far strikers have
|. With more success in the metropolis
|. ~ II most places
,.r,,. Bismarck has a brother who
r.t completed and duly celebrated
|, brtieth year of his service to the
nan government.
~ fragrant names of ex-senator
=, n. tAIItehsI and -sx-AttaFney-
r,,rsl Williams are already mention
~ the Oregon Senatorship.
r1s-e are too many unSolved mys-
!. in the country. Howgate ought
am up some day with Charlie Ross
I, ,S,ewart's body. 1t would ill an
IN void.
rcongressnen rave much more, and
one another maniacs, seoundrels,
l ETC., the people will believe that
|. hot weather has given them the
|rtOPhObia.
- general drift of comment on the
\ sfa sea serpent lately seen, 80 feet
green whiskers, ETC., is said to be
[-pImeutary to the strength of
Ia whisky.
-sievant Herald states that good
tnr,ies estimate at over 100000
amber of Russian Jews who are
sag TO syria as a possible asylum
prrevuted Israel.
Tie Mayor ofChieago has issued an
-s,l 10 the Chief of Police ordering the
sagofall gambling establishments,
hin Is said to mean the extermina-
v oigambling in the Garden City.
Tie colored citizens of Kentucky held
aaveution last week, in which they
I-,yel not to support any party or any
AZ until he pledged himself 70 stand
them in their demands for social
aIty.
sHsland's failure to take such ven-
a1ce on the mob which butchered her
et, in Alexandria as history led the
tito expect she would makes it look
Ethe scare over the Channel tunnel
b II evidence of growing timidity in
|sioftemporary insanity.
Every time a murder is committed in
saad-agrarian or nOt-the English
.ges Seem To think Mr.. Parnell
k-d % down on his knees and apollo
hrit. But when the police shot
u boys and girls in the west, on
r OCCASIONS than one, no one was
rsc,ed to apologize.
gycruor David Wallace, of Indiana,
ather of General Lew Wallace
hi, seat in in Congress because he
I'll for a subsidy" to Professor
~ which enabled him to complete
iaal successful experiment in the
|-yaph. His constituents accused
Z Of "recklessly wasting the public
|ley."
he lawyer who has withdrawn from
defence Of the 1lalley boys observes
!; ii is nonsense to seek vindicatiOn
murder trial; what the accused de-
an scquittal.n There is q great
!. otsense in that remark, especially
his case. A man who barely escapes
-ying l. never vindicated unless the
| murderer turns uD.
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he lawyer who has Withdrawn from
defence of the 3Ialley boys observes
), ii is nonsense to seek yindieation
! murder trial; what the accused de-
! i an acquittal." There is q great
h LOtsense in that remark, especially
!aiS case. A man who barely escapes
lZing Is never vindicated unless the
murderer turns IN
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,,r, On > "O''y any longer With paia; AXE
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WHEEIINe " VA TUESDAY MORNING. JUNE 20. 1882

be served by working oat the results to
which We have been deyoting our energies
since the beginning of the movement
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ievant Herald states that good
5,f,ies estimate at over 81 ZOO, 900
amber of Russian Jews who are
gag TO syria as a possible asylum
7.r+yutcd Israel.
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vCongresSmen rave much more, and
one another maniacs, seOundrels,
ETC., the people will believe that
4 bot weather has given them the
srIOphObia.
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- general drift of comment on the
s,h sea serpent lately seen, $50 feet
green whiskers, etc., is said to be
[-Ylimeutary to the strength of
Ia whisky.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1882-06-20

~ fragrant names of ex-senator
=, n tAIRehsH and -sx-AttaFney-
,srsl Williams are already mentiOn-
- the Oregon Senatorship.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1882-06-20

9ycuor David Wallace, of Indiana,
hther of General Lew Wallace
hi, seat in in Congress because he
I'll for a subsidy" to Professor
~. which enabled him to complete
iaal successful experiment in the
|.gaph. His constituents accused
Z Of "reckleSsly wasting the public
ray"
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1882-06-20

he Mayor ofChieago has issued an
=, 10 the Chief of Police ordering the
sagof all gambling establishments,
,ir Is said to mean the extermina-
" oiyambling in the Garden City.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1882-06-20

Tie colored citizens of Kentucky held
aavention last week, in which they
-lyel not to support any party or any
aa until he pledged himself 70 stand
them in their demands for social
,-,Iifv
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Al warren,

CLEVELAND. June IA special from
Warren announces that West, Lake Co.
tonight made an agreement: with the EN-
ployes 10 sign the Pittsburgh scale con.
ditionally, and orders were given to start
the rolling mill Wednesday,
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Every time a murder is committed in
sali-agrarian or not-the English
Lges seem To think Mr.. Parnell
Id 90 down on his knees and apollo
6rit. But when the police shot
u boys and girls in the west, on
n OCCASIONS than one, no one was
|rcsed to apologize.
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snsland's failure TO take such ven-
aace on the mob which butehered her
ct, in Alexandria as history led the
5ito expect she would makes it look
Z the scare over the Channel tunnel
81 evidence Of growing timidity in
! |sioftemporary insanity.
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pARNELL AND DAvlTT:.
Two land lsagss Leaders at Odds
About a Policy. .
Iateriew with PameII-Dayitt's Scheme Sc
verely Criticised as Needless and tspeh-
sive-Land kationalizatiou vs.
Ownership. q.
SPECIMEN OF DAWTT's HoQUENcE

NEy YORK, June 19.-From the Herald's
interview with Parnell, We condense the
following: Mr.. PaInell said: In my judg-
ment, however theoretically sound the plan
of the nationalization of the land may be
be considered in the opinion Of its sup
porters, cannot see how it can ever come
in Ireland within the region Of practical
politics. The original programme OF the
Land League movements claimed for Irish
tenants the right of becoming occupying
owners, and the cutting down of rents was
to be a necessary preliminary to attaining
this right. This was the platform adopted
at the Westport meeting in the spring OF
1879, which was practically the first meet
ing of the movement, and certainly the
first whereat Mr.. Dayitt and l attended.
The organization OF the Land League,
which was formed subsequently i'm the au-
tumn of the same year, adopted the same
platform, and, so far as am, aware, IL mas
never been departed from in the resolutions
adopted at any of the hundreds OF Land
League meetings which have been held
since, or at either of the two national con-
yentions.
Correspondent-what is your interpreta-
ton of the phrase,
s.The Land For. the People,"
which you have yourself used, believe, on
several occasions?
Mr.. Parnell-In using this expression
never intended to convey my adhesion TO
naturalization, but Imeant that II Irish
tenants were converted into occupying
owners the land would be. held in such
way and cultivated in such a manner as to
be of the most advantage to the whole peo-
pie; because experience has, shown that
under this system it could and would be
cultivated to the highest pitch and pro-
duce the utmost food whereof ii was capa-
bic; and the taxing power, which for the
purpose OF freeing any other classes Of the
community from the burden OF taxation
and throwing it upon the land all Irish ma
tional government might hereafter have
under the plan of naturalization, it would
equally have under the plan OF occupying
ownership, which, as have said, originally
const;tutad and has al ways been uD to the
Saturday press. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1880-1885, 1882-12-02

At one Of Eli Perkins lectures in Ohio
in a hall seating $50 people one-thirtieth
Of the seats were jammed full Of enthu-
siastic admirers Find the number Of
seats which didn't admire worth cent
also explain how far Eli travelled by Foot
4 Walkers line next day.
A dog starts out to overtake cat.
She has seventy feet the start and knows
that he means business. At the end OF
every rod she slips back two inches and
he gains four inches. How far must he
leg IL 10 overtake her and hush her
yeowls forever2
Three sticks OF stove-wood weighing
five and half pounds bend a boys
back four inches out Of plumb. How
many additional sticks will it take 10
make his chin touch his kneesp
A woman calls at thirteen different
dry-Roods stores, walks distance of
three miles, enters three millinery shops,
halts before seven show windows, calls
upon two jewellers, and takes the car for
home, calculating to freeze the human
hyena who doesn't vacate his seat for
her the instant she gets her nose inside
the door. Find how many - Come
to think OF it, youve iound IL all when
she drops down without thank you."
Free Press.
Saturday press. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1880-1885, 1882-12-02
a marry THOUGHT.

An intimate friend of the late Rev. DIR.
j. b. Wakeley tells an amusing anecdote
OF him, Ms follows:
The doctor was most inimitabIe de.
ineator, and fond of good story. He
related to me, with great glee, how he
extricated himself once from most awk-
ward dilemma. Preaching in Hudson
river town on warm summer afternoon
to congregation of farmers mainly,
from the text, "lf any man draw back
my soul hath no pleasure in him." he
inadvertently observed, "My brethren.
sheep never fight" Those who were
awake looked up at him, and showed bv
their interest that the minister had never
seen two old rams trying to butt each
others brains ont. The doctor discoy.
cred his mistake as soon rs they did.
but, not seeing his way ont of 1t. he re.
peated his statement with greater EN-.
phasis. Those of his audience who were
awake nudged their sleeping brethren,
who, on opening their eyes, looked
about to see what had happened This
greatly embarrassed the doctor, and he
was now sadly puzzled. He ventured.
with still greater emphasis, to repeat the
statement, "My brethren, sheep never
fight. when luckily he saw his way out,
and doubling his fist struck il into the
palm of the other hand, adding, with
genuine unction. Except they first draw
back. Editors Drapor, in Har1,er's
Mdqdsiae.
Saturday press. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1880-1885, 1882-12-02
rnE scHEmIxG ELEplIAyrs.

p. I. Barnum gives this anecdote in
temperance lecture: Last winter two
Of my elephants began shaking with
chills one morning. The keepers ran
down to the village aud got six gallons
OF whisky. Hastily returning, three
gallons were given to each elephant.
Fortunately it cured them. They liked
the artificial warmth it supeiinduced.
Next morning when the keeper came to
them he found both elephants shaking
with might and main. No You DON'T
he shouted, 'you are well enough to.
day, and they stopped shaking"
Saturday press. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1880-1885, 1882-12-02
TEE NHwEK ARrrHxEr1c.


A bank has s7s. A2O in its vaults. The
cashier gets away with $50. 3s2, and tho
bank settles with him for two-thirds.
How much il the bank ahead, and what
vii the poor cashier do IL next winter
happens To be hard onep
A house-painter consumes forty-eight
minutes in lighting his pipe; fifty-tive
minutes in telling stories twenty min
utes in watching kitchen girl thirty
ak minutes in binding up sore finger.
and quits work nine minutes TO q. How
much time did he beat his employer out
OF. and how long will il take him to
work himself to deathf
A boy who is sent on an errand stops
10 watch three dogs. plays marbles with
Tour boys, climbs two shade trees, takes
. short ride ON velocipcde. makes
up fAces At three girls, and sits ON a
lumber pile for fifteen minutes TO help
another boy learn TO smoke. What did he
goe when he got home. and how long
dill u take him 10 make his mother be-
lieve that he had some in two minutes
ahead a chain lightning.
A certain grocer. whose scales only
weigh afseen ounces To the pound,
sails $40 pounds OF various goods
every twelve hours. Find what he
gains weekly, and after you have figured
u up do your trading with some other
hDusA
A lady desirsa 10 divide six sun6owen
anlens I've girls 70 that each girl oan
vess oas 70 The party. How can shs DO
u without emitting oas a The sirh in
lvol