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RAILWAY NOTES.
The Canadian Pacific.

A special dispatch from London to the To-
ronto Globe says: 1t is officially announced
that the agreement between the Canadian
Pacific Railway Company and the Canada
Northwest Land Company has been modified
by mutual consent. The original agreement
was that the Canada Northwest Land Com
pany should purchase, at "a rate agreed upon,
1000, 600 acres of the Canadian Pacific lands.
Inc land company has already acquired 1,500,-
600 acres and the change made in the agree
ment is that the land company, instead of hav-
ing to purchase $780, 900 other acres, is to be
released from its liability in respect OF $780,
Wy acres, and is to be bound to purchase only
100000 acres in addition to that already ae.
CURED. The land company is also to have the
option to complete the purchase of the original
quantity within two years from the present
date. 1t is understood that the first purchase
shares.
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Two Alarms Rung xu-A Woman Severe
ly Burned by the Upsettiug of "A Lamp.

Two Alarms Rung Gu-A Woman Severe
ly Burned by the Upsettiug of "A Lamp.
About 1890 last evening an alarm was struck
from box IA, and Immediately after another from
Dox 81 The first was a fire in tb house of Con-
tractor Shannahan on Madison street. 1t ap-
pears that Mrs. Fitzgerald upon retiring took
up her Kerosene lamp after getting into bed
and fitting 1t somewhat blew down the CHM
ney to extinguish the flame. The lamp either
exploded, or the oil overlooking ignited, and
set fire to the bed and the woman's clothing
Before persons who rushed to her rescue could
extinguish the flames she was very severely
burned. DR.. Hardy was summoned and
dressed her wounds.
The second fire was in the carriage and
sleigh mandatory of Charles E. Whitney,
rear 81 Green street. The damage was slight,
perhaps 5000; probably insured The FIRE orig
mated from some defect in an air-tight stove
The value of what is known as the running
card, by which only portion of the engines
start at one alarm was fully demonstrated last
night. Under different arrangement the Sec
ond fire would have had a chance to get great
Roadway. A later account states that Mrs
Fitzgerald cannot recover.
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The Brunswick Telegraph says: "At the
organ concert in this village Tuesday even ing,
the new instrument Of the Congregational
church was shown in all its best moods, under
Mr.. II. s. Murray of Portland, a young man
of p years of age. He showed a touch OF
great delicacy in all softer strains, but want
ing in power in full chorus, and exhibiting q
taste in selection quite remarkable. His two
selections from Buck, Rondo-Caprice and
Wedding March, double movement from
Scotson Clark and E. M. Scott; the Priests
March from Mendelssohp, t. 9 Offertoire being
by Lefebure- Wely, gave variety enough to dis
play the powers and good points of the organ,
and to give the organist an opportunity to
show his own skill in handling the keys, and
to bring out whatever there is in him of the
artist.
A delicate appreciation of his work was also
shown in all his accomplishments to Mr.. Pen
nell's songs"
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Am Inyenfor,s suicide.

Ezra f. Beals, formerly of Pennington but
of late years resident of Everett, Mass, COM
mitted suicide Thursday afternoon by shooting
himself through the body with revolver.
Hearing the report, his family discovered Mr.
Beals in an clubhouse in dying condition.
He was carried to his house and physician
summoned, bnt when he arrived Mr.. Beals
was dead, The deceased was senior partner
of the firm OF Beals & Snow, engaged. in
manufacturing machine desi gned 10 COM
pete with the Mckay lasting machine. he
was engaged during the summer in forming
factory in East Everett had just started. Mr..
Beals was about4 40 years of age, and during
large part of his life was occupied with inven-
tions. 1t is supposed that the arduous mental
somewhat unsettled his mind. He leaves
wife, son and daughter
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SUBURBAN NOTES.
Ferry village,


The ferry boat, Mary W. Libby, is receiving
anew coat OF paint and repairs in preparation
for winter service. The Josephine Hoey is
running on the line while tho LIBBY is off.
Mr.. John Collins of Portland will hereafter
be found in the Sentinel composing room, the
publisher having secured his services.
Scarbor0.
Twenty-three carloads of hay have been
shipped from the station at West scarboro this
fall.
A COW belonging to Lemuel Miliken re-
Gently got choked with piece of cabbage
stump, and he was obliged to have her butch
cred.
Saccarappa.
The Keller & Bailey Underwear Company
are manufacturing camels-hair goods.
The Haskell Silk Company are putting in a
IRE and burglar proof vault of sufficient ca
pacity t, hold their manufactured goods
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On Thursday evening at six O'Clock lady
living on Cumberland street while passing
through Locust street was insulted by two men
one of whom took hold of her and attempted
to detain her. She Immediately proceeded to
strike him on the side of the head with trav-
cling satchel which she carried in her hand
IDENTIFY felt it. Should the parties desire to
try the experiment again they may rest assur-
ed that their reception will be such as to deter
them from again attempting anything of the
kind There is SO mach of this lawlessness
going on in our streets, not only after dark but
10 broad.day light, that it is time that an ex-
ample in the shape of a sound thrashing,
should be made Of the perpetrators.
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A brakeman on the Eastern Railroad freight
train from Portland was qnite badly injured
near Berwick on Wednesday evening, the 21st
inst. In ascending to the top of car to
reach the brake his head came in contact with
an awning post, and his scalp was torn off and
turned back from near his forehead to the
crown of his head; had he been two inches
higher on the ladder at the time he would al.
most certainly have been killed. On his arfiv-
al in Portsmouth he was attended by DR.. Pot.
ter, and afterward left for Boston.
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Attempted burglary.

Early Thursday evening provision dealers in
and about Milk street market observed four
hard looking fellows lurking about One of
them stepped into stall and requested the
proprietor to lend him fifty CENTS ABOUT
$50 window was broken in the rear OF Amos
Winslow & Co.'s store, 81 Milk street. The
crash of glass attracted the attention OF pass
ers.by, who promptly notified the police.
Meanwhile, frightened doubtless by the noise
they had made in endeavoring to effect an en-
trance the rascals made off.
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1. o. O. r.

The foitieth anniversary of Ligonia Lodge
was very pleasantly observed last evening. A
mock Initiation was great feature of the oc-
casion This was followed by interesting re-
marks by Alfred Woodman, Esq, and Hon.
Benz. Kinsbury. There was an attendance of
some 300. The entertainment concluded with
an excellent supper furnished by Mrs. Ulmer.
Ligonia Lodge reaches its 10th year with a
membership of 571, and with an invested fund
of over 1874 600
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woman,s Tudian Assoc;.,;o..

The Woman's Indian Association of Maine
met at the Friends meeting house yesterday,
and was both enthusiastic and encouraging.
Many items of special interest were given. All
were favorably impressed with the Importance
OF the work, and the grand possibilities for the
future. A full attendance is desired at the
next meeting as something especially interest.
ing will be brought before the association.
Adjourned to meet Friday, November 80.
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Dealt, of a Native Of Maine,

Judge Charles A. Winslow, member of the
Supreme Court Commission of Missouri, whose
death was mentioned in Fridays PRESS, had
been i'll since last spriog when his constitution
broke down from complication of troubles
brought on by too close and laborious applica-
ton TO his professional work. He has been re-
gareed as the ablest lawyer of his years in the
state and had he lived would have risen to a
place on the supreme court itself, being emf
nently qualified as jurist for the position.
Judge Winslow was born in Kennebec county,
in this State, November %. 1897.
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ADVICE TO MoTHERs.--MRs. WNsLows
SOOTHING SYRUP should alwsS- 70 used when
children are cutting teeth. 1t relieves the lit
tie sufferer at once; it produces natural, quiet
sleep by relieving the child from pain, and the
little oherub awskes as bright as q button"
1t is very pleasant to taste. 1t soothes the
child, softens the gums, allays all pain, relieves
wind, regulates the bowels, and is the best
known remedy for diarrhea, whether arising
from teething or other causes. Twenty-Five
cents bottle.
deed WSM&m1u
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superior Court.

BEFORE JUDGE BoNNEY,
FRIDAY-There being no business court adjourn
ed until Wednesday, November 2Sth, 9.45 am.
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NEW ADvERTIsEmENTs TODAY.

ENTERTAINMENTS
Queer Man@uveres-LectureC Congress St. Charcl
NEW ADVERTISEMENT
Special for Sarurday-owen, Moore Co.
Opening-Wyer Green g. Co.
s. G. Andrews-Attorney at Law.
Notice is Hereby Given.
Allan Line of Royal Mail Steamships.
Dominion Line.
Puzzle-H. n. Downs Elixir
Wanted-Experience Shoe Help.
Observation-Disclosures Bros. & Bancroft.
To Let-Desrable House.
Wanted-Brown the Shoe Dealer.
Cheap Excursion to Florida
Morrison's Lecture and Musical Agency.
Ribbons-Millett & Little.
Ladies Winter Underwear ines Bros.
Winter is Coming-Coe.
To-Day-Merry.
Elocution-Miss Sarah E. Laughton.
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DIR. o. FITZGERALD, Natures Wonderful
Physician and Surgeon, will be at Falmouth
Hotel. Monday, Nov. 10Th, when he will ex-
anime all who may call on him, and illustrate
the deep and marvellous insight into the hu-
man system, which has bafled the greatest
medical skill of the age. All examinations
of charge. ncv22d4t
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NSM&w1y
AuOwners of Ca,t.e

should know that Giles Liniment Iodide Am
monia acts with wonderful rapidity and never
fails. The hardest lunches are removed, ali
scesses healed, lameness disappears, corns and
contracted hoofs speciality. Sprung knees,
shoe boils, ringbone; cure guaranteed. Send
for pamphlet box 1882, NewiYork Post Office.
Trial bottles 25 cents. Sold by all druggists.
W. E. Phillips.
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ED physicians indorse Adamson's Be-
tanic Balssm as the safest and mrst effectual
remedy for coughs and colds ever discovered.
Sold by druggists and dealers at. 80 and 70
cents. nov19MW&S&w
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The Heal,I, Lift.

Read what DIR. Ludwig Gays of the Health
Lift exercises 80 person engaged in seden-
tary pursuits, the constant use of the Health
Lift will prove great blessing. Unlike all
other physical exercises, it does net exagger-
ate the strength of one part of the body at the
expense OF the other parts, but it brings every
muscle into prompt service at the same mo-
ment, causing healthy action and renewed
and lively circulation OF the blood. OF its
merits / can speak from personal experience,
having praoticed on the Health Lift about
eight months. Commencing with lifting 1870
pounds, which was a full lift for me at that
time, ut the end of the eight months could
lift $40 pounds with as much ease as could
the $50 lbs at the commencement. / cheer
fully recommend the nse of the Health Lift
Mann's Reactionary Litter is the only reliable
machine for exercise.
GARDNER LUDWIG, NJ. d.
Health Lift Room. 1899 Middle street, Port
land, Me. diff
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Coughs, Colds and Sore Throat yield readily
to B. 81. Douglass & Sons Capsicum Cough
nrnna
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OhflLNEfS
Health Lift Room, 1899 Middle street, Port
land. Ne. diff
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For passage apply to LEvE 8 ALDEN, General
WALDRON, 40 Exchange St., t. P. MCGOWAN,
422 Congress St., for passage freight to ii. &
A. ALLAN, Agents. No. l IndiaS St., Portland.
noy24 diff
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OFFICIALLY ANNOUNCED.

Moscow, May a.-The prOclania
ton announcing the coronation was
,.,sde this morning by the heralds II
arms, attended by several dignitaries
from the circular platform before the
kremlin. which was used in ancient
times for the PRONUNCIATION Of ukasss
and also for executions. The foreign
ambassadors, who were formally ap-
prised Of the time the proclamation
would he issued. were present At
tended by . large escort. Aftef bugle
blasts from the heralds the secretary
of the senate read the proclamation ~
follows:
''Our most august. high and puts
SAINT sovereign, the Emperor Alexan-
der. having ascended the hereditary
throne Of the empire Of all the Rus
sias, the kingdom Of Poland and
the grand duchy Of Finland, which
are insepeFable from IL, has designed
following the example Of his prede
cessors and their glorious ANCESTOR to-
command that the holy solemnity Of
coronation and anointment in which
the empires will participate shall,
with the help Of Almighty God, be
prepared on the 9th Of May. The
solemn act Il announced 70 all his
majesty's faithful subjects In order
that on that joyful day their m0t fer
vent pr1yess may be offered 70 the
King Of kings and that they may be.
seech the Almighty to send grace and
blessing upon his majesty's reign for
the maintenance Of pesce and tran.
Yuillity To the greater glory q His
holy name and the constant prosper
ity Of the empire.-
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nesluent AnouI says tne New
tork ordPosc: ~ tne only member
OF the aumlnistdau0n VINO ms no feiA'
yves IN once Iois Is mistake.
rreSndens At1urs YOUNGER orotner,
Whiism. mas oecn Pyusaster 10 the
army lot twensy,nve yesn- II tne
0rnpnsc esd seso toet the PRESIDENT II
the only memoer OF toe administration
wno nes aPPosnteo DO relatives 10 OF.
nee u wouio nave oeen correct. ana
stated what cannot oe said Of any of
ms predecessors. Even Washington
was guilty OF "hepotism.
We learn from the philadelphia
NeUs that IL takes four ladies of the
bed-chamber, everyone . peerless,
eight common ladies Of the bed-cham.
Der aud twelve bed-chamber women
to put Queen Victoria TO bed" This
implies terrible state Of Affairs In the
royal palace in this country IL seldom
takes more than three policemen tO
pot . man to bed. no matter how CO.
PtOusly he may have lmbibed at the
banquet.
In . recent opinion the Commits
siOner Of the General Land ONCE holds
that In making proof upon pre-emp-
ton and homestead entries. witnesses
must he persOns entirely disinterested
In the claim and cOgnixs0t Of their
own knowledge Of the facts In the
prOUf during the entire period Of the
alleged residence aud cultivation.
The. fact that homestead or pre-
empiiOn claimant can not furnish the
necessary proof by his neighbOrs, but
has ~ depend upon his attorney and
hacker to make the same. casts sus-
picion upon the transaction, and tends
to show cOllusi0n In the making Of
such proof. This opinion was called
forth from w. W. Burke. OF Huron.
ID. T. calling attention 10 the fact that
in many instances hon,esleaslers and
pre-emPtOrs In making proof have for
witnesses their attorneys, or parties
from whom they are borrowing money
with which To perfect their claims.
people who do not reside near the
land covered by the entry, but gener-
ally reside In towns.
Special Dispatch TO the Globe-De.orr.s.
Topeka. Nav N.-As indicated In
these dIsDstchss a few davs avo. the
temDernnce ps,onle have caSse,l n
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OCEAN srlQUeTU.

EgAsy tAeasand Americans an
DaAtly vs>ss karPc. Of this number
49, sal srcu the poss of New York
ny sTeod ION an average while
sefss4 800 apsece The greater
ns0srr ARE isair>. Such is the state
Ores as1e BY Broadway travelling
esn0sSs<cs firm 10 Journalist The
6esrsance of the>e annual pilgrim
A which are increasinx year by
ys.r, Aas a<ccsapr>i . system Of ocean
seSssesse thai governs the conduct Of
49, eay Be termed the b<ss circles a
-. .s..n-r na.s no. c.ly BE- {. sr.s-
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Sherif's Sale.
Gilbert 4 Gay

Gilbert 4 Gay
Andrew J. Hannah and So NO. -os''
Matilds J. Hannah.
III virtue Of an order Of sale issued out of the
- district court Of the Fourteenth Judicial dis
triet within and for the county Of Saline auf for
the state of Kansas In the above entitled case and
10 me directed and delivered ] will, on
the Sjth day Of juno, 4. d. 1883
At tvs o'clock r. u. Of said day at the east door of
the court house. In the city ofsaiina Saline county
Kansas. offer for sale u pnbl,c auction. TO the
highest and brst bidder for cash In hand the fol.
loving described real estate, to-w.:
The southwest qr. Of the northeast ar sni ihr
northwest ". Of >ection twenty seven ca town
ship fourteen up. range four a. sesi, containing
two hundred acres. more or less. In the county Of
Saline, In the state Of Kansas, with tenesueuts
Establishments and sppurtenanc~s theteunto he
longing. ssd rial estate II taken ~ tb. property
Of the above named def-sdsnt. and wili BE- sold
Without aPprasemeni 20 siisfy said order of sale.
or part thereof.
Give under my hand this 2sd day Of May.
A. d. iss;. Cs RADCLIFP,
E-sw sheriff Of Saline COUNTY, Kansas.
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LAKE. ERIE { WrS'RN ny

Formerly LsvsYtrrg. BIoosisoros A Mus.it
and LAKE ERiE I1rusyILLE kiiiways. III.
shortest AMI n"st direct route. iski1, immediate
connect ions for passenger. East snl Wet
The shortest aud moot iI~rt route L.is see.
Kansas city. ley.iand, Buffalo. Pitisburg S.s
f"rk, cosi"n, fhilaieiphia. Washington Bsi,iIs,r.
aud sii points Essimakisy eI..ss roDu..tlou y ltb
all ihe rnnk Lines,
Firsi class eguiplirai8. stesi rails w~siinghouss
AiH'rnkss, Miller pisiforta aud coupler, -i-szni
nee Reclining Chair aud Dfax log room q . q. II
taeh.d 20 az. through passenger tisins free sl ss-
ira charge 60 all hfst class passengers holding
through iietris. The ieu changes By this
Transfers.
Ash for tnkeis 10 sby poisf Eat sis LAKE Esi-
4 Western ky. xsps aud oih-r infsr,asii.n
mTn'shei Tree upon sPiis alton 60 principal 1st~,
ome"-, % sadf.-s ~. W: SMITH,
''sB1 PAS. Aysst,
Lafayette. Ind
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WHAT Is GOOD FOR BEAST Il
GOOD FOR NAN.
Read OF lis effect on lluman rlexh

Pattern. MIii-. Washington Go, ~ Y -fsb .iisss
n 3 ktSDsiI. n, b.-D~.r sis-Tbs particular
essr Which used year k~sdaifs SPAWN tusr
q malignant anal spr.in u sinte~a sasaihs
.iAbains. had tfiei many Thing, sui In vain
Your k-sisii's SPAWN Care put the f-st is The
ground ss.a aud. fss the hr-i time -isr~ bsrs. In
natural POSITION. fef family inins~sf 10 ~sesis
any thing Ne ever used
Your truly. REV. - y. BELL.
Pastor N. y. Churrh, Pai,sni. Mill. s. r.
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WUO6s.g, - 10 49, hsssss sssisiy,
- !: css.ss,. 8: 80 : - 49, ssss: = =
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eDs Oessssy esg.- 8sDssIss s1s61 49,
49,. Ne 80 vhS .snUoss ~ - naks 0s1sV
npnly. Ys 90 tsssss ys1 49, Slns p ~
eiss - - 49, = $500 ssos ~. m -
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KENDALL'S SPAWN CURE

Ksnius spsC i -
rS'" sssss-ss
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a ~ sds ire -fss
t.nh.u sns.d. th . q
Pre.u erbAtssra b~h f o. nassus O p
.irr, oa.s-ra Of res b, the prasssr.
DIR. n. j. KENDALL z co
EmssAsrSA RSus Vse0ssf
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Ceusly Sspesiatsadsat's eoeaioe ef)P stitiea
q Sen UDc0oj0od Reel Estseo.

- ail vhSm h may concern boz more especially
y % the helm NJ lau and guardians zd litem Of
hetIs - lsu Of he late John Dosn. Deceased hate
u Saline County. Kansas.
You are hervsy nosiaed thst {. L. A. Dsvn
county superintendent Of public instructeba. did
on tke eighteenth day of May. A. ID. lsss,
Ale petition In the probate court 81 saline eosny
ksssas. praying thai Charles J. belgian. admisis-
trstos ofthe estate III the late John Dolan be su-
thorized and empouexd TO sell said estate accord
ing 20 the statutory provikions fsasd In section
2s5 laws 1879. Oh. H. article Is. section g. ssA
real estate consisis Of the - &. ar. section 2,
tsp IS range vest. and the n Z. ar II section M
tvs Is range vest ssd .s.d pe,ii,on win Be heard
q he oce VI the probate Judge Of said cousiy On
the 18Th day Of June a. u. 1883,
st ten O'Clock .. n Of said day, al shich time and
place esch Of you asd ell othen interested are no.
used 10 be pr~sent and shos cause, 10 any you
have shy an order OF sale pray ed for should NOT
he granted. Dated this the issh DAY Of Nay A. D.
lss3. 1i-&u L. A DAVIS. 20. Supt.
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sssld s-ea&nsssad A~saxif. syssts tar< - eli 60
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nsclalM's wU

GALVESTON. May s4.-The Feet
Worth G0,ette this morning prints Q
four column Interview with 0eo- Gen.
Il. Mcclellan, In which the latter dr.
cusses matters freely He in Texas In
the interest Of . syndicafe u New
York capitalits. Who Contemplate pur.
chasing Sody Of land inKnox coaaey.
He thinks the South In general sod
Texas in particular hAs m6de voodeF.
full progress since the war. He antic.
ipaied that the intrOduclioo Il eseapn
hctoFies woald advance the cpttoa
stntes tn the premier positi0a q TIE
unioa. The Democratic party shooDd
come cot eQ0arely for . tariff for rev.
enue oaly ahsolute free tsn6e ~
impossible. The people vuuId mt
Submit Do the burden II peu6oceioo
any longer. He believed the ehaneep
favored the electioa Of CarlisSe foe
speaker Of the hoase bot spoke vesy
warmly Of Randall's ability aDd ct.
vtcesL Tildea vas out q TIE Ge31 -
presidential possibility and CIevelnnA
was never Q candidate. He sonke
warmly a Hancock and Baynri "a
sid it woald not sarpeiss hin q t.
fofWef vHs sG1in the DeDoesnH3e
no0inee. Boele1 and Dnna vefe n.
pn01ellftteo, = nooe bot sfs1aRht d.
ocsals sAould b. hoooeed. He GnFShar
sid that Nssthesa eapienlisas wee
sexlvtng eageeay % rossfa ths0selvO
- rexas ND. and thoe cattie vnasane
- oecu0iag enoeagio0 VIII NagsS-
En- peepse.