davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1883-12-20
The Paris J0urnAIR
IYsxt*Al


All tha Paris l,ur,,als publish moro or less
fats divers. but some half dozen of thprn
keep enc or two reporters rAmcrieaines
witt s'nir of ,ahaitesns under them. Tho
'r.partar f.imencainen has a speciality Of
interviewing. tlr celebrity Of til, hour, Of
Wrestling secrets from diplomatists and states
men, AMI 81 hrie.ns the yal.ts of kings en-
voyage ~ tell ll.,a ~hst the nionarshs cat fos
breakfast Tho Hporter rAnel'icainer
doubtless arrives Of a certain number II in-
ter.tiag facts, hut his prose j. utterly un-
Trustworthy and Too full Of bis own person
Atty IL h. practical The whole system Ut
reporting aud naws1atserlns il trivial.
Ih.l. j. not a sing. far.aaaa journal that
gives an adequate and thoroughly unbiased
repof; q = po,iti.al meeting. Asfor r.pidity
IN Publishing Ilews. II j. out Of tho question:
A catastrophe happens at Lyons. say On
Monday n,orning. the Havas Telesraphic
agency receives Dispatch Of tn lines.
Figaro sends down In reporter rAneri
ca.l.e. AMI in The Figaro u Tuesday W.
read: Terrible Catastrophe at Lyons by
telegraph. iarised here to nna the Whole
city in Lasoiatlon. Tho latest reports mention
t.rnty killed and tLrss hundred wound.I.
Full details tomorrow. tWrc Glfani."
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1883-12-20
Llghtning.lsod Hero0tA
TEvahanvO

tNASus60s1
Il have seen tho time when ] could
make go day putting up lightning
rods. Drive up to . house and talk
with nan about roading his barn, 1t
SO much foot, and no would figure that
il would cost, Guy. SIC, and he would
sig. an order. Before the ink was cold
/ would have seven or eight men, with
ladders all over that barp. They would
no over it like cats on back fence. put
POINTS on every corner and conductors
down every side. Tho farmer and his
family would look ON in amusement, aud
be SO pleased at the improved look Of
the old barn that they would not kirk
at the number Of points. Thon we
would go off without collecting
the bill. and in about . week
our collector would como along
with . bill for s3S7.47, and Tho
farmers note oil signed. and demand
the pay. The farmer might faint away,
but he had 10 pay it. Oh. OF course, il
no seemed hurt, we would throw OF
tho odd cents. Just to show Christian
spirit. But the condemned newspapers
have kept talking about highway rob-
berry under Nic disguise Of lightning
rod pcadlers until Il is as much as
mans life is worth TO 60 through tho
country on . lightning-rod wagon.
Actually, they chased me out,of Dodge
county two years ago with dogs. At
least l thought they were after me-. but
found out after got out Of the county
alive that il was pack 0f hounds be.
i longing to Van Brunt, of Horizon. after
| a fox. But want to say TO you in con.
| iidenoc, that wheA heard those hounds
| and saw the men on horseback no streak
| of creased lightning ever made better
time than did with that hghtning-rod
! wagon"
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1883-12-20

3dllsOn. fIiehu1AAP 1mpIOsU0 OuS
happiness aud aLates misery by doub-
hing our Joy and dividing our griei.
There arc number OF distinct rAces
OF Yea mays. L., the corn plant. which
receives popular recognition by coIn-
mon names. Snch are the Pops. Fliats,
Dents, Sweets, Tuscarora or Solts, and
tho curious variety known ~ tho hask
or poslded cusn. These differ from
each other More or less, In Nis stsuct-
ure OF tho kernel. and in the habit u
ripening and growth. The flint corn
kernel, when split open, is found 70
show three structures the chit, or germ.
lying in y starchy substance. which il
surrounded ty cofneous envelope.
This corn ripens from outward inward
The dent corn has the chit, the starch,
and the oorneous snselops, but the
corneoas portion occupies tho siles,
while at tho terminal portion the starch
comes 10 tho surfsea This kind Vi corn
rir-us from within outward. Tho Ius.
carora or soft corn ]. composed OF The
chit, and starchy portion. the o0rneoua
portion being absent This ripsGs from
the oniside inward. The sweet corn
shows tie chit and the corneous portion
without visible starch. To thee tour
types We can ut present refer all the
kinds that We kno~ Of. and these types
preserve . constancy which y baiy
remarkable.
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1883-12-20

IrSt 0SSAG 10 AAOA ksrI AAA&0AinU}
The final rupture between block
and its ancient bed is AN interesting
process. Let ns suppose the two cuts
10 he made. one nearly vertical, and the
other, or horizontal one, alright angles
to it, and both one or two fect deep. A
series Of wedges 10 then inserted iNto
tho openings, aud man with . heavy
hammer goes along tapping them
lightly one after smother. Al they arc
driven in. Ne men liaten sharply for The
effect. the crack gradually wi4lens, tho
great mass Of stone begins 70 hcAvs and
swell under the stRain, the quick ear oi
the experts detect the critical moment,
and q simultaneous blow on all tho
wedges throws the monster loosc. Now
and then. OF course. u failure is made,
aud block splits in two. But the
judgment III the worknen is singnlarly
correct, and the block is generally
thrown out in its iail integrity.
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1883-12-20
. sea9g Ag7st 1sss
AT COPENHAGEN.
A Dcserlption Or DcnMark'w Charm
tng Capital.


ing Capital
lcor. Boston Advcrtiser.l
Tie approach TO Copenhagen from
the sea Il picturesque. Situated on tho
sound, tho water highway between tho
Baltic and k,0 North sea, II II covered
with hundreds Of sail passing IN and out
tho great thoronghfare, which, ut Elsi.
more Is not mare than two and q quarter
miles IN width. Tho entire shore 10.
tween Copenhagen and ElsinOre Is made
accessible for 4 fine road, along which
villages and villas arc located, run close
by tho sen, tho distance being twenty .fyo
or thirty mica. Upon this ROAD Is attn.
atcd Charlottenbusd. \ royal palace and
park, consisting Of eighty acres, and tho
Jrgersborg Doro Have. or deer park.
OF 200 acres, in the southern part OF
which, upon some $500 acres OF magni.
flcent beech forests, vast herds Of stays,
red deor and fallow deer may DO sccn
grazing in its gladcs q lying down an.
der the welcome shade.
Copenhagen, although dArting from
Me twelfth century, wears, COMPARE.
lively speaking. . modern aspect, owing
somewhat 10 tho extensive fires that
have devastated it, for in l71s.
LAO, houses were destroyed
in 1905, $50, and in 1907. 9O5
were laid in ruins by the English bonn
bardment. The city consists OF two
neutrality-suspicious. proper. on the
island Of Scaland, and Christianslavn,
on tho island Of AmageS. Tho streets
are exceedingly well paved. and ore
kept clean in way to put Boston %
shame. Tho people arc cheerful, md
appear to be occupied about their own
affairs, although courteous 70 the wants
Of y stranger.
Tho cab service il excellent, and 70
nn American the charges judicionsly
low, being for course in tho city about
10 cents for each person, aud by tho
hour ~ cents. Tho cabs carry four
passengers, aud arc obliged TO carry .
tariff-book in sight. Horsc-cars travcrse
the city in every direction, sporvel, O
stations, being established at convcn.
lent points, between which the fare, 10
ore, or about q cents. 10 paid, thus
making the cost OF riding short dis
tanccs about half what is with no. Let
ter boxes about tho city for tho coliec-
ton OF letters have m excellent ar
rangement in tho form Of dial, which
the postman collecting sets to the hour
when hc next visits tho box. Tho
postage Of letters, without respect OF
size and weight, Within the city itsslf
and precincts" is about Il cents.
Tie Scandinavians are fond Of bath
ing. and the bath houses abound IN
every direction. There being littlc or
no tide in the Baltic, permanent houses,
with every convenience for private or
public bathing ore erected. Every
where the police regulations seem to be
perfect. The cost Of living is reason
able. Excellent rooms, with light and
attendance, can he had at the hotels for
| IS cents aud upward per diem, tho
European plan for board being uno:
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1883-12-20

We regret 10 state that SO good a
paper as the Wells County Times
published at Button, Indiana, ap-
pronriated to itself in its issue oi
Nov -, two articles prepared by the
editor Of this paper and published
in it Nov. l, 1853, entitled ''The Peril
OF the National Banks the Peoples
Safety" and
The Debt and Bord System for
the National Banks"
We observe these articles in our
exchanges some times with proper
credit, at others, credited to the Wells
County Times. The American Sen
try 113, Liberty street. n. Y, in it
issue OF December. published one
article and gives the credit where i,
does not belong. Ii IN article il
worthy OF being copied it il certain.
~ deserving Of proper credit.
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1883-12-20

Few realize what difficult task
and constant care it is to raise a
child whose lungs are weak. and
subject al any time, day or night. to
an attack Of Group, cough, cold,
ssre throat. or other throat or lung
trouble. Proper management and
treatment will almost wholly obsiate
the matter. Use Chamberlain
Cough Remedy, and their lungs and
constitutions will soon become
strong aud healthy. Sold by ]. j.
ClemMer, Cresco. Sta
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1883-12-20
PLAIN DEALER,
s-.-es
THURSDAY. DECEMBER 20, 1883.
IT. n. MEAD. Editor.

Congressman Weller, we learn
from the Congressional Record, page
81, has introduced n ILL H. II. i5i1,
removing the duty from lumber and
fence wire, which was cd first and
second time and referred 10 thccom-
mittec on ways and means, nnl
ordered printed. As the people oi
this di:tric; arc deeply interested In
the success Of tli- measure We will
Keep them inf, rmed Of its progress,
and will prin. it us soon as copy
comes 10 hand
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1883-12-20

Neirher the democrats nor the
grrenbarkers will ask for Mr. Wei
ler's return to Congress. non will Mr..
Weller under any circumstances
permit his name to be used. We have
some knowledge whereof we speak.
In this matter, at least, the Postyillc
Review predictions are lame New
Hampton Tribune.
Its altogether probable that the
Tribune is quite too previous in its
dictum. The Anti-monopoly conycn-
ton will settle the question Of its
candidate and who he shall be
Hadn't the Tribune better wait bit
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1883-12-20

There Is some hope OF converting
the negro IN lis native ianglss Of
Africa to christianity. The Des
Moines Register says:
"The international distilling COM
panp shipped 100 puncheons OF
alcohol to Boston, Nov. q, for cy-
port to Africa for missionary rur-
IasrSn
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1883-12-20

When the lower branch OF Con-
gfess convened, the Republicans and
Greenbaekers found themselves on
exactly the same footing, both in
the minority, and hal they acted
jointly they would not have been n
majority. Congressman Weller had
no choice Of two good things -
choose the greater one. Thercupon
OF two evils, he pleased his eanstit-
uenc, by choosing the least. He al!
liod himself with the producing and
nearest consistent clement Of the
democrat party, and helped elect
carlilsc speaker. II Cariilsc docs
not snow like Andy Johnson, go
swinging around tho circle" very
much has been accomplished to rid
Congress Of tie snobberu In h"pub
iicanism and q Democrat Randall,
ism. which together for four years
past have made little short Of van
dalism. Will the Times tell us any
thing done by lis party yet? Are
they Ill ovarsorieI 10y setting and
picking Ut tlialg noses, ut six thous-
and dollars per year. Stephen A..
Douglas OF Ihad. Stephens never
poeketcd tie peoples money for
such Service. ID.
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1883-12-20
Gasbed Wirc ". Fax chastnaL
lln.4r Oxeanl

So insidiously harmful has the usc II
wire fencing--.specially in patching
hedges become in certain parts Of
Great Britain. that many hunts have set
apart regular fund for replacing il
with something which may DO seen and
ayoids>i. The tearing Of hounds hides,
no, to speak OF any worse mischief, by
the harbel wire Of this modern fencing
is especially u cause OF complaint
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1883-12-20

The public be damned. Wander.
bilt.
The poor be disiranchised.'-
Kassou.
Timely and excellcnts--State
Register.
Your candidate again I canno,
."-kasson.
For which let us return thanks.
The Public.
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1883-12-20

write this communication for the
benefit OF those that arc afflicted with
terrible cough, u was, 50 that
could not sleep. got aoottle OF
hambc rlain's Cough Remedy, aud
/ would recommend Il in preference
to any other remedy l ever tried
S. +. SEARLEs, dealer III live stock,
Littletcn. Iowa. Sold by J. J. Glenn
mcr, Creseo. St4
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1883-12-20

The Republican party OF Worth
count Is demonstrating against itself
The party says through tho Index
and the Worth County Eagle: The
railroad commission system was in
augurated by the railroad companies
themselves" Yes, "Inaugurated" by
the railroads, accepted, ratified and
made into law by the Republican
party. through legislature chosen
by that party and representing it
Yes. the law is farce and fraud
rs the Eagle says, but in that it i:
just what was designed by the party
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1883-12-20

During the fai, OF 1882, while my
daughter was teaching in the coun-
try near this place, she contracted n
severe cold and cough. / sent her a
bottle Of Chamheslain's Cough Rem.
cdy, aud the effect was SO satisfac.
tory that on hel recommendation the
entire neichborhood began its IL,
with the most satisfactory results
which has continued with increasing
confidence ever since. J. II. REIN
HART, Druggist, Bulls City, Kansas
Sold by ]. ]. Clemmcr, cresco. Sta
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1883-12-20
pARKER'8 TONIC,

Makes fast and Firm friends of all who use u.
InyiCorat<s this Kidneys. Liver, Bowels anu
stomach and puriias the Hood. Plesses the
palste stirs the circulation and cheers the
mind. To women and aged persons u imparts
strength and hepciulnsss. The best known
antiduie 10 the liquor habit. soc. and 81 SHes.
iota IiIScox 90, New York.
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1883-12-20

DUBUQUE, IOWA

MAKE NIL kinds of lscsal and Ornamental Nirs-
wark. Enu are naw putting upon the market
Wire Flower Tot stani~ or Superior quality and
nntSh.
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1883-12-20
Gool CauVassers Wanted!

we ocer rare Inducements TO good agents.
Every reader Of this paper who desires Ferma-
merit work and Large pay, with Fne pure 1old
watch presented Free, should send NJ once TOT
our large bundle OF particulars. Large supply
al ealnples aent fYee. Address WASHINE
MANUFACTURING CO, Charlotte, Mich. f0ta
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1883-12-20
largest line u
BOOTS 3 SHOES
In this market.

Fifteen years acquaintance with the
wants OF the people u Howard coun-
v, has enabled W. TO consult their
interests equally as well As our own
u purchasing stock. Our goods are
sold upon their merit, and unless
they sustain the recommend We give
them may he returned and the mon
ey refunded.
All reasonable efforts will be made
on our part TO maintain and continue
the pleasant relations which our long
acquaintance and pleasant business
associations with tho people 0f the
county has seemed TO establish.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-04-24
TIGHT AS TO THE CARROLL THBFTs.

Henry G. Alien. Of the District Attorneys office,
said yesterday to q reporter OF L TRIBUNE that
there was nothing new in clio Carroll defaloaiion in
the Finance Department. He was asked whrthrr
there was any direct evidence eliminating
any one beside Carroll He reDlied Not 70
lar as We have discovered. o. course. tn're
may b. some hing BROUGHT to light any time,
bnt nothing mas vet been shown 70 eliminate any
one beside Carroll We have taken \ large amount
OF testimony be ring on the ease that may prove
valuable IN time. ] cannot imagine that Carroll
could hnys obtained so large an amount without
confederate, but far we have not discovered
him"
"Then William C Bennett, the name given by
the MAJ wbn Id the stolen coupons TO bankers,
and William Carroll are iienica
tYes. Carroll apparently sol the coupons to
u lwsrd MORRISON, OF M. II Wai-st, Hngen d.
Billings. of No. WalIst.. and other bankers, ard
they we're undoubtedly purchased in good faith by
th"ss firms
" Have any warrants been issued for the arrest OF
any oneP o,n. Co trox thar. ia
rothlpp on which 10 bqss application for war
ra II. You undcrs AMI, of oorre. that do not say
that the nve tIQati0n Is to be abandoned, but at
present tho OutlOOG is not yere clear"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-04-24
CHARLES BLACKIR.

Charles Blackie, president OF tho Xlllth
Dstrot Republican Asso dstion. died on Sunday night
OF Brghts disease Of the kidneys at Toms River NJ >.
He had been III several mo iths. He was native OF
this CITY, and wJen o boy catered the employ OF
buct. or Ia Washington Market Than no drifed Vest
and was employed In frontier towns. Soon aiter the
outbreak OF the he went 10 Washington When the
wbskey frauds and defacaton OF Joshua Bailey, In
te-na Revenue Colsct In the XXXIId Disrict, THIS
CITY, were discovered M Backie ono OF those sent
here By Sccrsary Bristow 90 investigate tho matter
Afterwsrd given tue position VI weisner In toe
Custom House by Collector Marphy. In 1874 no was
elected e. the Assembly from tue xiilth District TINS
city In 1878 oaudida.e for me noniinauIh or
senator OLD Yea District. out WA beatea ny james
w invention uy vote A. tue ensu hS
erctiou Blacke defeated for re-eccuon 70 tne As
ssmbly by Aured Z. ID aoH. In 1873 Mr.. Biack'o was
erected COur special ocssloDe and 40 dell
tat pJsIton till his deata no was FOR several ears
The eaaer tIe Rep blcin ORGANIZATION of tue Allie
Dls rici. He . la mber OF tho kepuDio.n otate
Committee aud nad several times delegate 70
Rr.ubIcIn National anu stse conventions, he was
one U the 300 votod for General Grant In Chesso
la 1850. ne tho founder anu prcsilens Oh bae
Crescent Club and q inoInDcr VI tue Alaska CluD'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-04-24
MR.. McKEoNS ASSISTANTS REBUKED.

The case OF Mrs. FL n T.. Peck, who is charged
with swindl NJ Is. T. BahDitt, tho soap manutact-
nrer WAS called yesterday before Recorder Smy b
in the Court Of General S-ssions. Counsel for The
prisoner called attention 10 The fact that the names
were not on the Indictment. as was required
by an OF Ter made bv the Recorder few weeks ago.
The assistant who represented the District Attorney
did not seem to know why the rule bud not been
10 ,nraed. toe trouble rs" saId the Recorder
"that ths assistants of the DIs'rct-Atiornry are
continually coming and going. One will be her" for
tue afternoon, and the next day another set will
appear So that none OF hem keep track
OF what is gong on, and uobooy seems
10 know ANYTHING" 10 was directed that
the names Of the witnesses be put on the inaict-
ment. Soon after tuese remarks the Recorders at
tenInn WAS called To n case ~ which the subpoena
seryet of the strict-Attorney's flee had not
summoned witness. thvs me the subpe a."
sand the RecoIuer, and Will SEQ that the witness
Is summoned"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-04-24
OBI rUARY.
DIR. PIERRE C. VAN WICK.

DR.. Pierre Cortlandt Van Wick, Superintend-
cn OF the Uuited Assay nee In this city, 90 ~
his In sing sing yesterday morning lie was oorn
AZ the MAJOR House. Cro5n. y. " on Sepe noer "a
1924 his father Philip @. Van Wyck snu us
mother q OF Perre Cortiandt the two fan
being well-knowu DESCENDANTS OF the Original Du On
settlers Ia the country Pierre c. Van Wyck was gra1u-
a,ed nj Prlno m I'm tho class OF lie studied medi-
cino at che Csge OF Physicians aud Surgeons 10 tina
CITY unde DIR Willard and Professor John Torrry
who was after var United sta es Assayer Tor mlny
yesrs IN the New York Assay one, aud whose sou.
Herbert O. Torrey IL now a. the head OF the 30 no de-
parfment Beng graduite In 1840. DR.. Van Wycg was
appointed by President Taylor Unitod Staes Elk GUNNER
OF Drugs at the port OF Nsw-York While holding this
place he became interested in the drm ~ Radwy Co.,
manufacturers o. patent medicines. In whoh no held
consider bic itere Of the OF bis death. In 1867 ne
was ppJinte President Lincoln Assessor ut intrrnai
Revenus for th- IvEa District Of Hew-York He or
gnnzed the dstrrt and continued to administer u uh'
the soidaton In 1871 akug an exere 1t reoo' as
an efficient officer 10 January 1882. Presld mt Arthur
appointed DR. Van WIck 5uporiutsudoat OF the Assay
Oice. TO succe,d Thomas O. Acton. VINO was msde AS
slstant Treasurer OF tho United states.
Dr. Van wyok Was always actively engaged In poll
tics. first q Wing and afterward as Bepuohcan'
lie had house at NJ. 81 Elmsl- In this ety' ga ws
soe s n o. ,ne acne VI nar ieIeea 70 Of and
Sac c,Dvenions and was % az tue 5Do VIM F"Seu
persi5ientlY Tor Grant NJ ONO lH' Va iooV'
fribu tie 3O8 medals that were gwen IN tli oty
His taLler VINO Ia 1870, let nm large aot OF Nd
Ia Wrs.caestcr Gu ty and lie na other properly. .A
lug valuable eu.te lie never married, Dut uvcd
nj sDg sing with his two sisters, of wnon WIDOW
and Ot ihrrieI 10 attended o weG0pg !.
Westouester County prii IL, wIioh he tp0 c0d
g. dey lJped mop etu.onIa ffo whioh nc deu It
Van WICK was mehIDer II tie Unio Lea2ue uo az
va fr twenty years a personal friend %, President Ar
thur expected attend tho iuneral nc Ding onS
Tomorrow. -. nj,
upon tho death OF the Su ,erlnndsns o. tno
say Office IN order that Tue businoss OF tue oInoo No.
cam niue t was said Yesterday that the President would
aG once appoint Mr.. Van WycK's suocosSor.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-04-24
THE LAND OF 1Hh FALSE PROPHET.

ChevaIier Won Hesse- Wartegg lectured last
evening before Acs my OF sciences Southern
Egypt aud tbe Countries OF the False Propbe.' Al
though eggs could b. baksd In tho sau in Nudi. the
,.orer SAID the elm soudan central part VI
Africa was sagrrea5 eas In Nay pas III Europe
ne efforts Of Colonel Gordon aud Ds. iweDurtI TO
stop the slave raie Of Central Africa have
ces.fai Tsousauds Of ana children were KID
nan I'D every year from the ya 81 the
ID, 4 la fhc Al we mar VI Up Egypt oOiIaI
q Il, of tue inos tIs coduries ~ .he worI, ony
:, % riI.a Is % max, IL .ccfssD.e to CAPITALISTS
Ma o.uet Aeanes TIE IA 80 ProoJef, nid saGSoedsd
f,.n mug eoDndenre assistaucc o.
hsr ~ s,a.o,,et.n-. AIS.0dza ignorant naaa 40
mad ~ er It anu rug uev1l0 t-vr.nz.Ay eslav-
lis..d nia~cf Lac Il. op e5 wnJae cyn " MaboneG
a. d,,diug tse MAS ql iasrscs-c as, As la
nuk.ng ne county more fersie &c wodii ueasrIy Tao
IA q nj industry.