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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-03-12
McDoNALD'S CASE POSTPONED.

ALBANY, March 1.-THE habea- corpus case
of Mcdonald the NewYo contractor who declared
n contempt los the Senate Cor refusing to answer ques
lions Put by ia. ccmmtec has postponed week
on account Of Oh" non preparation Of TIE counsel Ter the
seuate's Clues C1iamiltee
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-03-12
80 PRoIEoIIoY AG4MST McourErESoK.

PHILADEIPmA, March ll.-At the last meet
ing " the Board Of Health application received
from graduate Of q medical institution the charter OF
which has been forfeited for the e sal OF diplomas
10 be registered IN the Health Office physician OF
active Practice The application referred TO tho Reg
straIon Committee OF the Board, which reported to-day
that under the present laws, the registration be
made ana that ia the net the Legislature bearing upon
the subject there II nothing 10 protect citizens against
cOmpeLent peIsOns pra0llaIng ~ pm! aclans
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-03-12
IMPORTANT BUSINESS.
Erom INC ohNaaeLnhla can

From INC INUNtf7pI 10 Vu'I,
"Now my dear, pack few things in my
yslist quickly possible. ala summoned TO Harris
bSrg very important bu-uc~8.'
How long viii you 1s gonei" asked the WIFE, az she
toiOTsa his Instructions
= don1 know," be replied; the matter is very i'm
Y6rant indeed and may lee two three days before
telprH.' And be hurried OF 10 catch the train
The next day OF ths Harrisburg papers had the fol-
yeglng pCTaOnalf
Af T.. Of PAilade pbia, arrived last evening and Ia
company viii " the D0. paiated TIE red"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-03-12
FIRsrcoruNro TIE NEr.YoRK NEWsBOE

FTO0l
The boy newsvenders on Saturday evening
hit upon a happy device sell their evening papers
Horrible attack upon Mr.. Gladstone In Pccadyl was
shouted by young urchn close one Of the clubs OEs
rushed the porter TO purchase the paper and when was
perued the horrible attack turned ont be Lord Ran
doph Churchii's speech al Princes Hail. gentleman
IN Hareys, hearing the cry, went 70 his door
70 purchase paper lie found getting that be only
had hsfcrOwn. The boy offered Ia change No."
said the gentleman. How do know that you won't run
away with my halfcrOwni" "Oh sir! " was the reply;
you hold my papers security for my honesty with
which he took the hafcrOWu thrust bundle OF papers
into tho geneman's arms, aud for change As tho
bundle only contained tYentyOne penny papers, IL Ia
needless 70 say the boy never reappesred.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-03-12

CLEVELAND, March 11.-Danlel Nolan who Is
euployed in A laundry attended the Thompson-suith
boxing match last night As no was going up shernst
70 his home about Il o'clock he was suddenly attacked
hv foopads one Of whom dealt him blow over the right
eve rendering him unconscious his pockets hrIe 'hoh
rned lie was badly hunt, but be will recover.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-03-12
UoyoRs 70 4 JEWISH PHII4YrHROPIsE

ROgORS 10 4 JEWISH PHILANTHROFIsE
CLEVELAND, March 1.-THE Supreme Lodge
Of tb, Hebrew order Of Kosher she Barrel to-day ELI
dopes The Home for Aged and Infrm Israetes situated
f. ti. city IN cammcnoration OF the birth Of 5r Moses
Noutefore The gaue Of tho endowment Is 10000
III, h. he lrst tribgs honor Of the Jewish palahtAEo
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-03-12

TRIBUNE OFFICE, March 12.-1 a. na.-The movement In
the barometer yesterday was downward Cloudy and
fair weather prevailed The temperature ranged between
300 and AZ the average GO4o being ss' higher than
on the corresponding day last year and 9i2' higher
than on Monday
Rain followed by colder, partly cloudy or clearing
weather may be xpeeted to-day this city and vicinity
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-03-12
WENDELL HOLMAN.

BALTIMORE, March 11.-Wendel Bollman,
age seventy died this morning He was for many years
proprietor OF the Patspsco Iron Works was welknOwn
bridge builder and constructed many large railroad
bridges throughout the country, known as the BOIL
man bridge"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-03-12
oENSuRING oOLONEL WARp.

The uniformed veterans of tho 23d Regiment
met again last evening Ia Brooklyn to DISGUISE the recent
aotion by The officers Of the National Guard in reference
" the veterans. The committee appointed 10 arrange
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-03-12
Postponed.
The Undersigned

MANUFACTURE FINE PLUMBING MATERIALS
SUCH AS ARE REQUIRED AND USED IL WORK
WHERE QUALITY AND NOT PRICE Is THE CON.
SHERATON. AMONG THE sPECIALTIEs MANU-.
FACTUkED AND CONTROLLED BY THEM MAY BE
MENTIONED THE ROYAL" PORCELAIN BATHS
THE "BRIGHTON AND "HELLYER" WATER CLOS
Ers. THE "MODEL " sLOP SINKS. THE TUCKER"
GREASE TRAPS. THE "DOHERTY" sELFCLosINd
COCKS. AND THE FULLER" FAUCETS.
THEY HAVE HANDSOME sHOWROoMs ~ NEW.
YORK BOSTON AND CHICAGO WHERE THESE AP-
PLIANCEs MAY De sEES FITTED Up WITH WATER
CONNECTED. \ VISIT TO THESE ROOMS WILL
PROVE sUGG T. TIVE AND INSTRUCTIVE To THOSE
WHO CONTEMPLATE BUILDING OR REMODELLING
TEEIR PLUMBING.
THE MEYERS NIFFEN co ,LIMIrED)
90 AND - CLIFFSE BRANCH SALEsROOMs, l
PEMBERTON SQUARE, boston AND 81 ADAMS ST,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-03-12
OPERA on 7Ha Pacific COAST.

SAN Francisco, March 11.-Gerster sang III
sftSr The first act Patti will appear Thursday nlgat
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-03-12
A SLREPING QAR CAPsLZED.

BUFFALO, March 11.--Train No. 10 on tho
Michigan Central Railroad due here at 1880 H., struck
broken rail- 100 miles froa here, this morning.
which completely overturned she sleeping car caro-
gan There were fifteen palsepgsIs aboard. 1cpaiqg
Carrie Swain the actress Ind d, A. Gaylord, tho one
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-03-12

LITTLE LEARNING, ETC.-Ihe people OF
Tombstone Ara hang man V ieIeyI +Pn pore 10
Vas da.tb by eIl1hy-ema" This was mighty CieYe!
dodge 70 head on fnrrLer investigation ss nobody would
sat iii he a 'dRt GSnE Fhat snphYs0na mesnL-lbI-
Wauka - -eHtiLel
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-03-12
5peclal Aonces.
Artistic Memorials.

The NEW. ENGLAND GRANITE WORKS. Hart,orL C1ll
Quarr.es lnl Workshops, Westerly r. l.
FinempnI mental AL Ilul{ F)rk "a y u-A DrAElp
furnished without cIArHA CDr3spon ttlcs -
nctcd y. Y. OhCe, LII Bway c. W. CANFIELD Az
Postponed.
Tie Wendell Phillips Memorial NJ Plymouth Church.
Broosiyn This "Wednesday owing " unay0d
able absence OF the principal speaker.
Due notice " meet hereafter
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-03-12
TRIBUNE LOCAL OBSERVATIONS

TIE diagram ShoF bsroassA vaasnB 10 this ty 0y tsaA
pspsuiouS Inca give divisions ofsime fof the q h
preceding insh irregular Tie oscillation
MERCURY daring Dotted iue
e Indicated ~ tue taesn1neG - HI
nut . Pharmacy Broadway
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-03-12
rEnnLNG -rESLERDAT

Miss CoIdeia Z. Boardman was married to
1ou,o. J. Macpherson yesterday at the house OF the
bride No - East Fory-dfJh-st., by the Rev Dr. r =
Howland rector Of the Church OF the Heavenly Rest
The bride wore "A travelling dress OF embossed brown
velvet and hat to match Only a small company was
emf
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-03-12

Be good to yourself for once, if troubled with
a Bad Cough Or Cold and DR.. Jayues ExpectOrant
remedy for Asthma Peurisy &c. well Throat
Complaints
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-03-12

Cocoaiue compound u cocoanutou, aIisy an
itching sad Irritation VI the scalp
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-03-12
.undborz's Perfume. Edenis.

IundbOrgs Perfume. Marechal Mel Rose
LANDLORDS Perfume, Alpine Violet.
Lundborg's Perfume, Lily OF the Valley
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-03-12
DIED.

is the hest known air purifier Sc Il Tor Malaria
Fever and bad air No better To Plsts ChOrdes.
IL can be seen al y East l4th.sL
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lhr l.rrnI -nrrr.s


The aFrfnt success
Achieved by CA-WELL. Massey q C5'- ENT L-eI ON
OF COD LIVER OIL. with PEP~IN AND Ql NINE, has
induced many limitations Get tne original I'LL bfOid"y
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1884-02-21
ARemorkublo phenomeno n.

A special dispatch from New Orleans
Louisiana, says: A remarkable physical
phenomenon has been observed by Captain
w, l.. Marshall, of the U. s. Engineers,
stationed at Vicksburg and in charge OF
river improvement work at Lake ProVl-
dence, Louisiana. for the Mississippi river
commission. Captain Marshall, in report
lust made to M. b. Harold, of the commits
sion in this city, communicated his discov-
erv, The statement is as follows: "a few
piles have washed out of the fve.row dyke,
at Myersville chute. There was thick
foot-mat aud q cubic yard OF stone pier
running to the foot OF the dyke. A re-
markable phenomenon is shown here. A
pile five feet longer than the rest, marked
at high water, still remains standing up
right and firm two feet below the lower
row. The drift 10 erched across the open
ling, and there is no pressure upon the pile
t has travelled 81 feet down stream erect.
and firmly embedded in the sand. Such
cases have been reported heretofore, but
discredited by me. This case l observed
myself. 1t can only be accounted for on
the supposition OF q bodily movement Of
the sand Foundation"
"In other words" said Major Harold. 1T
would seem that the material in the trough
or bed OF the river was In motion like an
Alpine glacier, which, although q solid
river of ice, winding through the rocky ra-
vines of the mountains, has an actual pro.
gressive motion. We may suppose the mud
and sand which make up the deposit is un
dergoipg bodily translation like glacier.
In no other way, as it appears, can this
pile, maintaining its solid hold in the mud
and Sand and its perpendicu ar position,
be accounted for.'' This phenomenon,
while it is not unknown to science, has not
heretofore been observed in connection
with tho Mississippi river.
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1884-02-21

Commodore Oliver H. Perry, 10 whose
memory a monument will be erected in
Newport, r. / (his native place., died in
1919. when Queen Victoris was three
monthe old and Abraham Lincoln in his
eleventh year. Perry was but twenty.seven
when he schieved his famous naval victory
on Lake Erie, for which congress awarded
him gold medal and promoted him In
rank. MIR. George q. Charming once wrote
OF him as follows: I'm youth ana Ia riper
years Oliver II. Perry was noted for per
sonal beauty and precocious manliness. He
was one Of the handsomest boys 10
town. His beauty was after the simili.
tude Of David, when Jesse presented him
to the great prophet Of Israel. viz: Now,
he was rudy and withsl OF beautiful
couutenauce and goo6ly to look to- His
department in early manhood was indica-
tive of that firmpess and resolution which,
in later years, forced the fag of England to
strike to the stars and stripes" Ia 1919
Perry commanded fleet which sailed to
Colombia and arcended toe 0rinoco river.
While returning he died of yellow fever at
Port OF Spain. Trin.dsd, when thfrty-four
years old. A marble statpe OF Oliver H.
Parry WAS erected at Cleveland, OHIO. in
1860. Thu 80 cent stamp beais the head OF
Perry but this of course is eel ION seen by
q majority OF the people. 1t 10 fine out
line OF face and head.-[Chicago Journal.
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1884-02-21
----------OVO---~
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The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1884-02-21

sssfs, Oe. A Hssfe fsrSfisf ssted
riuftF Inffs Hafts gesieidsg aHefnnon
" the ttuf softsd under ths rev Fsneffl
fnaf Lev shd wss snsseftd ihat II difs
The Hrnstn published q iss dsYs ag1 inis
Tfneffl road law snd ne fhiei fiefN ~ tie
ssnsis CHit q u thai he bill paHsd the
ssssts Wy vote I'll tos this hslnF tso
tAIIa nia I'll The votes oasi. II this
Nas TIE " & NJ The tenaie, tie neg general
rpal lsg " not In ilics and " not ~
untl D1 days sf.ef tbs adjournment ~ the
Tis.rtnte. fF pfoof ~ this assertion
reference ia a. ado o. section 80, article ~
ihe t,ais consultation, This section ssys u
takes htso,ihlris vote If oil the members
az btl houses OF tho legislature, the emer,
seaoY tl,use being understood
/ 3D. make AliE 70 into Immediate operation.
sixteen memtars ~ the senate are not two
thirds Of all the mem 0sFs OF that hOty, -
/ it Z, composed Of 81 members, and
tHO,thifds Of thst number are - ? B or IN
round numh6Ts n Nov, Whatever action
the comm sdOneFs' court may have taken
nat Is not Ia conflict with tbs old law will
| tAnd good but u tue bli passed tho senate
by Oulv III % whatever may have been
done under il in e0ntlio. wish the old law
viii net stand
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1884-02-21
CITY COUsCIL.

CITY council Wet In regular session last
night with full board. Mayor Caeell pre-
s!uIng.
A letter from p. II. Thompson, OF New
Oilsan-, representing the Barber Asphalt
! Paving company, wHs read, aud tho city
engineer was instructed to advertise for bids
20 be received NJ the same tlme. that bld9
the ilh OF March.
Tue following voting places were estat-
lished for the election on the Sch OF April,
Wig: Fint ward. courthouse; Second ward
Bets store; Third ward, corner HarIood
aud l. 50 avenues; Fourth ward, corner
E.vaY and Park s,Teatsi Fifth ward, corner
JACKSON and Preston Pireets; Sixth ward,
Garner Live Oak aud Hawkins streets.
A dl,tslot drain was ordered built on
COmmeicy street In tho post-oiiice block, 20
empty INTO the town branch.
A petition To open Harwood street
through tue property OF Mr.. w. q. Randall.
was referred 10 the committee on streets
and bridges.
A committee consisting of the Mayor,
man, to visit New Orleans aud examine the
asphalt paving OF that city, and report
same 20 the city council.
a proposition from the trustees OF the
DAllaa female college, to sell the college
property. four acres With Improvement, 10
the city Of Dallas Tor publ'c nlBn scncol.
A resolution offered by Alderman J. ID
Carter 10 the effect that the mayor order an
election TO be held ut the same time and
places OF the city election OF April, as to
VINE there tax Of one.halt of / per cent.
should be levied Tor the purchase OF said
property, was adopted.
Tne mayer was instructed to Issue q
proclamation calling IN election ut the
line and places above stated on the stock
ordinance.
Sundry accounts were allowed to the
amount OF $500.
A petition from citizens sskiag the coun-
@ ! to grant the right OF belt street raj
way 10 begin NJ the intersection OF Lamar
and Main streets and south on Lamar
street To Jackson, eat on Jackson to AEard
avenue TO ST. Louis street, thence on mat
street to Harwond street ana thence on
that street 10 Mckinney avenue and thence
70 Cochran street. and thence 10 Lamor
street, thence southwark on that street. to
the place OF beginning.
Toe ordinance granting the right of way
was laid over under the rule until the next
regular meeting.
Council toe adjourned until Saturday
night, when several important ordinances
will bo considered.
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1884-02-21
aous IN : bushes. -.y, sed her soon lean

done In business vsy, and ihsy soon learn
~ regard II IN that ilfht thsmsslvfs."
How Do the lsfs ard aims N isoalsyil's
Fllls eompsfe With ihoss Of ihs Eifls N
Hysry asorsbly. The beet dsvslopsd
aud brightest Girls We have had vsFe w
baltimore In Cinelnnsii We had good
ETs. The lover llmbs OF the ~ Louis
Eirls seem 40, % hav. ran 70 iss,, ~ y,
I, ISs stage here ,6an any oibs'
city We have been In. Philadelphia fiIli
are not only badly formed, but they are
abs lutsy stupid. Ii 10 with the utmost
difficulty that you can get them 10 learn
anything, IL II odd how perysrse woman
can be. II one OF them goes wrong once che
Is liable 10 DO tbs same thing over end over,
"ls there much padding among balie''
"Nons at all. A Girl who pads can't
dance. II 10 Impossible, There u very J L
tie padding on the sage anyhow The
staFies about II are very much e1asesia'
ted"
"whO dance the best, lean rilis or fat
gir,s!"
beat, and sometimes lean ons. OF course
the audience will prefer girl Who 10 plump
aud hux0m to q skeleton, with limbs ike
broom sticks. You can't have any idea OF
what ghl will do till shs begins to
dance"
sis there mueh jealousy among themi"
"Very little; and in that again they dii-
fer very mueh from singers, who are The
most Jealous set OF creatures In the world.
The girls ueem to enjoy the life they lead,
and ltuph aud go on among themselves du.
ring Tehet Fsals alter business 10 through"
"H0w much do you pay TO the new girls,
whoIa you pick up In the various cities
whers you shown"
I've give them SIS week. and extra pay
for extra services. We don't pay for re-
hearsals. "-[Cotrier.Jo ul nal.
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1884-02-21
ATTACHED.

Attachments were run late yesterday
evening on the wholesale aud retail sad
jlerv and harness house OF Lyons BrotheTs,
on Elm street, this city, bV the, following
parties, tor the amounts nnmed, ard the
establishment closed by United States
Marshal Mckee, OF the North Texas federal
district: H,lsu A H4ddocks, Louisville,
Kentucky, IS O20 GA: j. M. Scott, Louisville,
Kentucky, 81 024. 20; James +. Lyons, Dial
les, 81 655. the liabilities aud assets Of the
firm could not BIO learned. hut the former
are believed to be very heavy and fer in ex.
rasa of tho latter
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1884-02-21
LOCAL LITER AZURE.
rhs New HAM thrliened-A Ptdes'
tflan's study LamssL
The Coming Bllllmd MaieA-A Ire.
mendous Tooth.
ttsrp, LEGAL Ia Nature,
TIN. NEW Rank.

At4o'olook Yesterday afternoon the i1i
lowing biucEholisF5 ~ the new national
hsuk, 10 be STATED IN this city ab,u. me
6lh 81 March, Gfsa1 blel A. the law yiiluu q
Nessfs Crawford & Cav ford; W. H.
Thomas, q, G. 6Agshler, Z, M,l'nn, "
J, NJ OfAm, u, r. Taylor. FfAuE HnEse
John A. jackson, J, W Webb, W, 4
Rodgers, philip SAagsr,. w, l., Crawford
Lawrence Kuepny, Eiuln Smith, W, q.
Padgitl, J, MoToney 81 l., Crawford, and
william KAN,
w. II. Th0mss WAS osllsd 70 the ehA'
aud M. l.. Crawford aoIrd 80 secretary
The principal business before tue mrtNGt
was he a. lection Of name. II Yves hnaliy
dotermlned 70 ehglsten toe baLk tho Amer
can National.
An Informal ballo, Tor officers rssulltd
W, Ii. CASTOR, prsMdeUl; q. q. Slaughter
vice president; y. j. Cannon, cashier,
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1884-02-21
--1C ,
A CUTTING LETTER.

The following letter from Colonel Thnmes
J. Hurley, the rep -esentsiive OF large Eng
fish capital gnd a prominent railway pro-
jector, 10 Colonel George T. Afford, OF this
city, explains Itself. II is full OF TACT and
meaning, coming as it does from source
state at heart. Colonel Hurley was here o
few weeks since with the view of investing
money in lands and rail way from Dallas
to the northwest. This is his letter.
Nfw Yo,x, Feb. 16. 1870 Colonel Geo. f.
Afford.
a few weeks ago called your attention to
The fact that the fence emitting business was
rapidly driving capital from the state. and
demoralizing intending visitors. ! have
now t , add that the story OF the poisoning
of the cattle is Just settling the business. Il
is claimed In financial circles here that over
ono million dollars Of capital has been
diverted from this state in four months. l
incloae you an editorial on the subject from
the Evening Telegram, OF New York, which
is as you know the evening edition OF the
New York Herald. These newspaper arti.
cles are being widely discussed, and
they are having their effect. No newspaper
article can discourage nae on Texaa. l
think she has greater future theh any
state in The Union. During my late visit
to the state travsrsed, | suppose. nearly
thfee-QuarteIs Oh it'auu l. neEoi AZ .h'o '1ih
witnessed even a street fight, TO say moth
Ing of shooting scrapes. rarely met q man
wi IA a weapon nor had occasion 10 carry
one myself, snd do not think that now sucn
thing is necessary in any portion oil the
state. 1 think the only just ground Of com-
pl Amt the gruulblers have is in the fence
cutting. The c. tile poisoning etory was o
press dispatch from Dallas and copied IN
every paper east OF the Missouri river
When the Texans themselves telegraph
wild news sll over She county about out
RACES being cpmmi ted within It's borders
il it to be wondered at If capitalists tightel
their purse strings n little on receipt OF tbs
same. Yours very truly.
THOMAS J. HUXLEY.
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1884-02-21
SUPERIOR CUTLERY,

Messrs, Graet q Schmidt, No. 20 War.
rem street, are among the largest manuf.c-
turers and importers OF nne
cutlery in the United States.
They handle none but the very best. and
chief of this is that unrivaled class that
CON IS from the great firm of J. A. Henck-
Germany. France, Au.t ia, Turkey and
America and the other principal markets Of
the world, they manufacture pocket
Knives. razors, scissors, shears. etc. Every
article is subjected to the closess scrutiny
and tests before IL is permitted to go out.
The firm are arraHging. to extend tbei!
business throughout the Uoitsd States, and
TO this end they have appointed the urn OF
Grsef & Schmidt. as above stated. The
trade. mark is most ingenious device, the
Two twins and buyers will have to be eau.
tious to see that they get no counterieit
article. This New York firm Is represented
NV Mr. q Rretie. who will shortly visit
Texas aud call attention and invite patron
age for his goods.
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1884-02-21

rsms - Asas m Eihh ~
Mos fssidlng mar the iaif
sflunds had elme N her hous and NJ.
0assiei isst ths he aim't'fd ~ ~ ".
nate Ths ~ iHleifefs dfr.insd ~ aimt
Zee. bot shsn the rifl scot afd hsfrsd ~
he raffd ~ during he hifhi che col her
in erd alter lotifg her 40 w 10 Ttlm sent
. rifssenfsf With tote N Msfshsl Afnil ! Z,
who did not stt n nniii the ntEi morning.
The giTl. who hts iust euiFffd haf teens.
fHpfstsi a q dfelFs - ield a ! u al shsmf,
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