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FRESH FREDDY
And His Ridiculous rawlings Over the
Lovely LaDgtry.

NEW YoRK, December 14-Mr. Frederick
Gebhardt has not yet returned to New
York. 81 don't think Freddy will be apt
to turn up for several days yet" remarked
a millionaire broker, He'll get an awful
chafHng, but guess Freddy can stand it,"
"You know him intimately then"
oueried the writer.
"Yes. fancy there are few who know
him better. Freddy is great swell in his
way. To use the simile of lady friend of
mine at Saratoga last summer, "a hand
mirror is his textbook, and tailor shop
his university"
"How much is he WORTH"
81 suppose million and a quarter He
is of reticent disposition, awfully loose
in his grammar, and spends good deal of
his money on himself. His great crony is
Bob Travers. Freddy belongs to the Union,
the Turf, the Coney Island, the Jerome
Park and the Jockey Clubs. He keeps a
stud of horses worth, should judge, about
$25,000 He was presented to Mrs. Langtry
BY Oscar Wilde, who, by the way, is some
what 'off:color at the clubs just now. 1t
was. one night during the second week of
her performance. he was Immensely taken
with her, which was q remarkable phenom-
enon on Freddy's part"
"Did he express himself about her to his
friends?'
Express himself! Why he raved about
her-went to see her every night. Mrs.
Langtry appeared certainly interested in
him. She would join his party in their
box during the performance, and took him
behind the scenes-a favor she never showed
TO any of her friends"
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DESTRUCTIVE FLAMES.
A Railroad depot with = Large Mar
Der or Carr NestPOyeA.

New YoKK, December l4.-The extensive
depot and wharf, together with sixty cars
and ten locomotives, the property OF tho
Manhattan Beach Railroad Company at
Bay Ridge, were destroyed by fire at =
o'clock this morning Just how the fire
originated 10 not learned, but Q strong
breeze from the bay famed the flames %
vigorously that IL was bnt short time after
the fire was discovered before the entire
depot was in flames. A large pile OF lum.
Der belonging 10 the Sea Beach Railroad
Company, adjoining the Manhattan depot
the canal boat Mt the dock, wharf and oil In
IL were burned. The Manhattan Beach Co.
had sixty passenger cars and ten locomo-
uyes laid up for winter. At the time the
fire broke out there was no one about but
the watchman. who, finding II impossible
10 check. the flames, gave an alarm and OBJ
tanned help, but there were no means of
checking the flames. The police tels-
graphed the Fire Department for help, but
the chief engineer responded by saying he
did not know that II would do any good
sending assistance, as there was no water
and he wanted information from some
source than the police. The fire, he said,
was outside the Brooklyn city line. The
com mpany estimate their loss nt $500, 900,
covered by insurance. The loss on the
canal boat and lumber was not learned.
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CASUALTIES.
The Lo.. Of Properly aid u@
Frsm Various causss.
A Tain Breaks Ia Two and One Part .
Wrecked-Fire 10 Hampton Court
England-RaiIroad Depot and
Cars Destroyed.
A BRAKEMAN InpAlIo osA CAR LINK.
s,,c;oI D;,notrh 10 he Rtoisttr.

Special Diputch 10 The Register.
srruBKsvrtIr, o, December l4.-Auothef
railroad accident by which I. 8. DauGh.
erty, Of Pittsburgh, loses his life, occurred
at Yorkyille, on the @. 4 p. rosd, six miles
above Martins Ferry, this morning. Mr.
Daugherty is Q brakeman ON the local
freight No. GO which leaves Bellaire at 0iO
An. While on the siding at the above
place and Just before one section OF the
train met the other, Mr.. Daughtrty az
tempted to run between the two sections
when he was caught between the bumpers.
the link entering his stomach and running
through him,
Innietisg . Mertal wssad.
The cars we're separated and he was taken
into the depot and cared for. He was taken
TO Steubenyille on the IL 30 passenger
train and died on reaching that city: He
was new hand, having only worked one
month. Hewas about - year. Old and 70.
sides at Pittsburgh. His mother ~ -
ter, who also reside nj Pittsburgh, were
telegraphed for, but the unfortunate young
man died before they reached him. He -
well spoken Of.
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WASHINGTON.
The Latest Items from the Ma
tiOnal Capital.
The Republicans Of West Virginia and the
SenatOrship-A Short Chapter About
the lrepressible Congressman
Ben Wilson.
CONGRESSIONAL, LABOR LEGISLATION.
Special Dispatch to the Register.

WASHINGTON, December 14.-Col. Wilson
made an argument to-day before the Ways
and Means Committe, advocating the re-
tention of the present duty on soft coal.
Judge Loomis and Postmaster Scott, OF
Parkersburg, are still in the city.
Col. S. Chancellor and Geo. Thompson
left tonight TO attend a meeting of the
river road directors at Parkersburg on Sat
urday.
Cards were received here for the marriage
Of Victoria, daughter of Capt. George
Harrison, to Doddridge Graham, at Deer
Park an the 26th inst. Ian.
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Capital Notes.

WASHINGTON, December H.-This morn
ing the Democratic Senators held caucus
and agreed to oppose the bill TO admit Da-
kota into Statehood. The agreement was
unanimous. and the bill will be kept of
the floor if possible.
The Postoffice appropriation bill is before
the House. 1t appropriates $4S, ,94S 40,
which is $685., $50 less than last year. The
bill provides for two-cent letter postage.
The Ways and Means Committee finished
the schedule on chemicals.
The House Judiciary Committee finished
the consideration Of the Davis bill provid:.
ing for eighteen more Circuit Judges, and
agreed 10 report the same to the House.
The bill, should it pass, will take effect
September, 1883:
authorized the National Bank Of Sandy
Hill, York, to commence bushes. Capital
$4,000.
The Ripley National Bank. st Ripley, O.,
was authorized to begin business. Capital
S1nO 600
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A Big Haul.

CLEVELAND, December l4-Between 12and
o'clock TO day man walked into the store
of P. L. Miles, manufacturing jeweler, and
asked the proprietor to put a new spring
into a cheap watch which he held oUt.
While Mr.. Miles was repairing the watch
the stranger quietly picked up a bag con-
tafning about SO 600 worth Of unset did
monds, rubies, emeralds, saPhirss. opal:
walked off unnoticed, and It was not until
Mr.. Miles happened 10 want one OF the
gems 10 set that he discovered that he had
been robbed. A reward OF 81, 90 Is offered
for any information that will lead 70 the
recoyery of the Jewels.
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THE JEANNETTE INQUIRY.
Testimony Of Mr.. NeweOmbe, Natural
ist and TaNidermist.

WASHINGTON, December H.-R. B. New
combe, nationalist and taxidermist of the
Jeanette expedition, was examined to-
tay before the Board. He bad no charge
to make or recommendation to otter as to
the conduct of the officers and men. He
knew nothing about the tIouble between
belong and Collins. Collins kept a large
book of notes in a wooden box. He thought
il was lost with the ship. Newcombe said
he never knew Of Dellong ordering start
ta be made early in the morning, and then
delay it himself by remaining in his tent.
He thought the tine consumed in reaching
Bennett island might probably have
more protitably been spent in making
their way south. So far as he person
ally knew Collins was always treated with
the same respect as the other gentlemen
of the expedition. If he stated anything
further it would be from hearSay.
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AGood Old Age.

BUFoRD December 14-Mrs. Sarah Wood,
sged l2l years, died at this place yesterday.
She was born in Caharrus county, n. c., in
the year 1862 or '63, came to South Caro-
lima, near Spartanburg, in 177S or -, was
married there TO Mr.. Wood, was the mother
of eleven children, TWO OF the youngest
living near here. She has others in Ten
nessee, Ohio, Missouri and Texas. She
came here about 100 years ago Her bus-
band was in the battle of King Mountain,
\. c., before they were married. She has
been a consistent member of the Baptist
church for more than fifty years. She left
no will.
We have a lady here in her sixty.ffth
year who has now and is cutting her
third set of teeth. Mrs. Yother is her
name. Another old lady in this place is
Mrs. Wilson. She is about one hundred
years old.
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A SMASH UP.
A Train on an Incline Breahs In I've
and Dashes 20 Pieces

and DAshe1 10 PIECES
ST. Louis, December H.-While freight
train Of twenty cars belonging to the Iron
Noun tain railroad hauled by two locomo-
tives was being taken up Poplar street grade
this forenoon It broke in two. The rear
part, consisting Of fourteen cars, dashed
down the grade toward the river. On the
way down Il collided with Q wagon OF the
Transfer Company, killing the team, smash
ing the wagon, and then threw the first car
of the track, which rushed across Second
street, demolished the southeast corner u
kalab 4 Co.'S drug store; on the east cor
ner of Second and Poplar street dashed into
the yard in the rear Of the store and spent
its force upon O stock Of chemicals and
glassware. The second chr then left the
track, tore of the front OF q saloon ct Biz.
ty.ffth and Poplar street, and five other
cars spread hemselves In q huge wreck all
over the street. Intense excitement pro-
vailed and number Of teams In the victn-
ity had q narrow escape. But luckily no
body was hurt. The damage TO Kalab & Go.
is about 5000 and to the building 5000.
The total loss will probably reach $4,000.
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Shot His StepmOtber

Mt. PLEASANT, IA, December H.-Pat.
S.attery, living three miles south of
..is city, shot and instantly killed his
eImother last Tuesday. He left a note TO
: brother, saying, This is what drink
ls Zone for me, " and fed. The home h td
zen the scene Of turmoil and alcoholism
Or along time.
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THE FATAL DIRK.
Another OF Trazier's Pupils Dies From
His wounds.

Special Dispatch to the Register.
CAMBRIDGE. O., December l4-Chas.
Luse, the young man stabbed by VIM. c.
Frazier in the fight in the Cumberland
school, which resulted in the death OF
John Hays, died yesterday. According to the
best authority the fight between the teacher
and these two pupils arose from their re-
fussl to study grammar at the teachers re-
quest. When they refused 10 enter the
class they were ordered to stand on the
floor as apunishment. They at once arose,
both being seated together, and started for
ward as if to comply with the request, but
when near the teacher, Luse struck him
frrcihle
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Diekson's Trial.

WASHINGTON, December l4.--In the Dick
son case this morning Smith outlined his
cross-examination of Brewster Cameron,
apd said he was prepared TO prove that he
had engaged to entrap the jurors, ana EN-,
nioyed many disreputable men for that
purpose. The court ruled that Smith
must confine his inquiries to Dickson's
connection in the matter.
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BOAT RACE.
ArticIesof Agreement signed by Han
Ian aud Kennedy.


NEw YORK, December I4.-Eiward Han
Ian, OF Toronto the champion oarsman OF
the world, and John 4. Kennedy. Of Port.
land. Ne, met at the Office Of the Turf,
Field and Farm and signed articles OF agree
ncnt 10 row three mile, with turn Tor
s.. 500 a side. One thousand dollars for
felt was deposited with Hamilton Busbey,
OF the Turf, Field and Farm, and $1,000
more will be put up on May Ist next.
when the referee and the place OF
the contest will be agreed upon. The
final deposit OF $500 is 10 be made
May 25th. In case no refree can be agreed
upon, the stake holder will act. All monies
deposited will be forfeited in case either
fails TO fulfill the articles Of agreement,
which are iron clad"
Kennedy returned 70 his home on the 10
o'clock train tonight. Hnnlan returns TO
Toronto Monday. in January he proposes
10 make n trip South, giving exhibitions at
New Orleans and other places.
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The Arctic Search.

WASHINGTON, December 4.-Secretary
Chandler to day received the following tel
erram from Lieutenant Harder, dated Bu.
l9n. September l6: The Jeanette men
in charge of Ensign Hunt are proceedingto
Yakutsk, Schultze and Ireman to complete
the search OF the coast by sled. No trace
of Chipp's party has yet heen discovered.
will reach Irkutsk by the middle OF De-
cember."
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Death Of a aCentenarian.

MoRRIsTowN, n. Y, December l4.-Mrs.
Maria Apply died in this city yesterday,
aged lO4 years, I months and days. She
was born in New York City in l77S. She
was one of the thirteen girls who repre-
sented the thirteen original States in Gen.
eral Washington's mock funeral procession
in New York City.
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rbeC.uadias KaIers.

OTTAWA. December l4-It is understood
that the Marquis of Lorne and Princess
Louise intend making tour OF four or
Eve weeks in the United States visiting
Los Angeles South California, and other
cities Of the Union. During Dord Lofnes
absence II Is probable that General Sic Pat
rick L. McDougsl will assume the duties
of the administration.
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Cbstrma. Appof.ted.

s1EuBESyLLE, o., December lI-Chair-
man NcFadden has officially notifed Hon.
J. NJ. Estep, Of Cadiz, that he has been ap.
pointed Chairman of the Congressional
Convention TO be held at Bellaire, O.. on
the 10Th inst. II Is intimated that Judge
Frazier, OF Noble County, will be the Re
publican nominee for Congress in this dis
trfrt
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IRELAND.
Measures OF Relief for the Needy-Ths
Phoenix Pork Assnssfns.

DUBLIN, December 1.-THE Government
has issued circular in regard TO the dis.
tr,ss in the west of Ireland, in which ii
declares that il is determined to rely sole
ly upon the administration OF relief
through Boards of Gusrdisns, as II Is
satisfied the relief works are not
only extravagant and demoralizinS, but
often fail TO relieve the most needy.
The government will he prepared TO en-
power the boards OF guardians TO borrow
money if necessary TO meet the pressure on
their RESOURCES
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A Rorus Eli afLading.

CINCINNATI, December 14.-A man giving
his name as II. L. Spaulding, yesterday
presented bill of lading for lot Of vol
shipped from Columbus, o., to Hayward &
Hurd, commission merchants, and received
a check for $7O0. Later Mr.. Hayward
learned the bill of lading was void and sue
ceeded in arrested the man on his way TO
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FreiEhtWreek.

i;;ASSC,AsTER, n. H, December IA
.SiSht tram ran into another stationary
|, re5ght train on the Grand Trunk RaiIro,1
. |: SSIattord's Station. P. Foley, conductor
NE we rear train, was probably fatally in
ue1. John Lyon, conductor Of the for
Saiq ,,ai u trsin, was seriously hurt One engine
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Philadelphia. Six hundred dollars of the
money was found on him. The man gave
the name of H. L. Dunlap, Columbus, o.
A certificate Of the marriage of William
Henry Clark and Belle G. Adams, Jersey
CITY, November g. 1882, signed by Henry
spellmeyer, Of Trinity n. E. Church, was
found on him.
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nsshseil>n Rrslssl

PHILADELPHIA, December 1.-THE book
trade aoocistion OF Philsds.phis entered .
protest against certain previslons In The
proposed tariff bill, and resolutions we're
adopted protesting aeainst the Enactment
of the provision which proposes 70 reduce
The duty on books from s. 70 80 per cent.
and enables any one who b not deale! 70
import books free Of duty, and admits ire
OF duty al books and pefiodi1ls over tsn
yesrs old = unjust and prsjudicai 70 Amer
lean induStrieG.
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CENTRAL AMERICA.
Loss In Battle-MagaEiue Explosion
Terrible Plague OF Cholera.

Loss In Battle-MaSaZtue Explosion
Terrible Plague OF Cholera.
PANAMA, December 6-The battle be-
tween the Government troops and the
Revolutionists resulted in favor Of the for
mer. The loss was heavy on both sides.
Sixty persons were killed BY the exPlo-
sion Of q powder magazine in Guayaquil.
Letters from Chipias, Mex, state that
the cholera ragged with such violence that
in some places the owners OF and laborers
on plantations all died, and it was not pos
sible to bury them. The bodies have been
burned. Sixty deaths aday have occurred
in Sonala. A terrible panic ensued.
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Get Rich.

When Hops are 1.25 per ID. as now, an
acre will yield $1,000 profit, and yet the
best family Medicine on earth, Hop Bitters,
contain the same quantity Of Hops and are
sold at the same price fixed years ago, al
though Hops now are twenty times higher
then then. Raise Hops, get rich in pocket
Use Hop Bitters and get rich in health.
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mu,sere<i n witness.

ANCHORAGE, KY, December 14.-ln the
case of Thomas Crittenden, before justice
on Friday, Rolo Moseby, colored, testified
against Crittenden. Yesterday the latter
hunted Moseby with shotgun, found him
at the depet here and shot his heart out
Crittenden is q son of ex.United States
Marshal Crittenden, of this State.
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MAIL ROBBERY.
Two Mail Sacks Robbed OF Their Con
tents.

TERRE HAUrE, IND, December 1.-Two
through letter train pouches were found
this morning about 3:3O o'clock, near the |.
& St. l.. railroad in the north part of the
city. The straps had been cut and the let
tiers rifled and then put back into one of
the pouches One pouch was labelled from
New York city with matter exclusively for
Canada, and the other was labelled Colora-
do, New Mexico and Arizona, from New
York and Pittsburgh S. r. Co. The proper
authorities have been telegraphed to by
Postmaster James, and detectives will be
sent to endeavor to find out who the rob
bers are. At present there is no clue and
no knowledge of what was stolen.
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WESTERN CROOKS.
P LnbezElpr CRught-A Prize Pack
Hge Tea SIOre-A SWindler.

P. LortS, December III. NJ. Iced,
|a'ged with embezzling large amounts Of
|Cney from the Texas and Pacific railroad
me months ago, has been Jailed in Colo
90 City. Texas.
Z F!lze package tea store, run by three
- giving their names as Thomas Robin
z, Max Fatigler and Henry Jacket, was
liIed by the police last night and prOprie-
by law.
y. +. Ryan, who was indicted here some
NE since for Swindling various firms in
city out OF $50. go worth of dry goods
td other merchandise and selling them in
PRS, Texas, arrived here. He has given
y d for $, 1000 TO appear before the Grim,
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AnEIectinn Contest.

WASHINGTON December l4-Represents-
tive Springer, ( Ill acting in behalf OF VIM.
p. Black, Democratic candidate for Con-
gress from the Second district OF Illinois,
to-day served notice of contest upon Geo
Davis who holds certificate of election.
The ground of the contest is fraud in the
election and the use of bogus Democratic
bollnfS
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MARRIED SlxTY-FIVE YEARS.
A Couple Verging on Ninety Celebrate
their Wedding Anniversary.

their Wedding Anniversary.
New YORK, December l4.-Mr. Robert
Mumby, an old retired business man OF
Brooklyn, residing at No. SO Cranberry
street, that city, and his wife, Mrs. Rachel
Mumby, celebrated last night the sixty
fifth anniversary of their marriage, having
been welded on December IL, 1917. Mr.
Mumbv is six months older than his wife,
and will be ninety years old in May next
an age which his wife will attain in No.
vembcr. They have eight children, seven
OF whom are living, the Oldest being sixty
years of age; seven grandchildren, the old
est of whom is twenty-five, and one great
grandChild, three years of age. Mr.. Mumby
has never Chewed or smoked tobacco and
has always been temperate, although tax
ing a glass occasionally. On his eighty.
ninth birthday he rode an horseback, OF
which exercise he is very fond, for three
hours He may be seen any fine day rid
ing up and down the Coney Island BOule-
ward for couple of hours or so. lie is
Quick and Active
in his movements and is always walking
about when not on horseback. His facul-
ties are bright and clear and his hearing
good, but his eyesight IS slightly impaired
He has full head of iron gray hair, which
looks almost black at a short distance. All
his life lie has been very systematic in his
habits, an early riser and careful of his
health and what he ate and drank. He
comes OF \ long lived family, his sister hav.
ing reached the age of ninety. He is small
in statue, slimly built, weighing about one
hundred and thirty pounds, and has never
had any serious illness in his life. Born
in England, he came to this country when
twenty.One, was in business in Brooklyn
for forty years, and retired from it in easy
circumstances in 1883, being at present the
oldest living retired business man in Brook
Ism but one. Mrs Mumby is likewise of
active habits, with active faculties and
senses unimpaired, and has always had
good health. She is of medium stature,
rather stout, weighs one hundred and forty
pounds, and has a tlorid compl exion. She
also is a native of England, and came to
this country when grown up. She has
been attending to house keeping all her life
and is able to attend to it tto-day.
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Blow I'm the Face.

4 rough and tumble fight ensued, in
which HAYS assisted his partner Luse,
forcing Frazier down either upon or be.
tween the desks, and while in this position,
it is alleged that Frazier drew dirk from
his clothing and cut Luse on the arm and
in the side and stabbed Hays in the left
breast Discovering the knife Luse at
tempted to wrench it from Frazier but
could not. After receiving the stab, Hays
got up and went towards the door daring
the teacher to follow and saying they
would settle the matter outside, but hardly
had he got there when he fell and almost
Immediately expired. The weapon was a
dirk knife six inches long.
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The Ohio Election Con,s.,.

CC5UMBCs, o., December lA-The State
1 Oaiu 20. OF CanVassers 20 day closed their re-
~. ON the vote for Congressman, declar-
me doubtful districts in favor of Mur-
M IN IN lhe thlrd; Morey, in the Seventh :.
lL Tx Eighteenth. '>''''s!' >
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/ ,Ee French Chamber Of Deputies,
Minister OF Finance stated that the
korr of the public debt redeemed in
vss ID4 $780, 900 francs.
Rrirhmuet, Radical, and NJ.
H. Liberal, have been elected Pres
|, srd Vice President respectively of
>a,>> Confederation for 1883.
nCIlin dispatch says that several
,mcs, extensive cooperative stores
city were destroyed by fire this
[ipr. and q number of establish
| /, .reatly damaged.
,pa,ch from Berlin says that q Pc
/ las been presented to the Reiche-
skim a grant of q million marks
ry,rten years TO be made to
Bismarck for the purpose of es-
.a- German colonial empire.
VglI Mall Gazette says it is au-
.i % state that Gladstone has re-
the Chancellorship of the Ex-
rr and the Right Honorable
q. ChilderS, Secretary of War,
,,u appointed to succeed him.
haug,> in the ministry made nee
7 Ny this arrangement are still un-
.ya,,dygation.