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Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1884-03-08
THE GLAscocK TRAGEDY.
Additional Particulars OF the Revolt
ting Crtme-A Quarrel Probably Pre-
.eeded 1t.

Addtd0nal Particulars OF the Revolt
ting Crtme-A Quarrel Probably Pre-
.eeded 1t.
REoToRTowN, Va, March The quir-
tuple tragedy in Fauquier County contin-
ues the principal topic OF conversation IN
this vicinity for miles around. The Coro-
ner hss examined the case, but no inquest
can determine more than is now known.
When John Glascock married Maria Frazier
he was twenty-one and she just blooming
into womanhood, a belle of the neighbor.
hood, sprightly, vivacious and coquettish.
he always had tondness foc fast horses
and kept Lumber of them. Within the
past two years he had periodically been q
heavy drinker. His wife was sought in
marriage by several others when he mar
risd her. She brought him some land and
q competence. The house in which they
liyed-a low stone mansion-was as CON-
Portable in all its surroundings aud ap-
pointments as any farmhouse in Virginia.
GIasscock was always quiet and business
like; Mrs. Giasscock chatty and gay, fond
of company, ana popular at every gather
III tAOy 6ioNeu'
The volatile disposition of the wife never
suited the husband; the birth of children
did not bring peace. The wife's desires
and the husbands will often ran counter.
A year ago efforts were get on foot for an
amicable Sc eparation, but newborn babe
came to prevent them from being carried
out. Still domestic troubles con tinued.
The wife was woman that Glascock
- u. Ia.
whom he could not part, because he loved
her. Last Friday night there was a neigh.
borhood party, and Mrs. Glascock was the
gayest there. Last Saturday Mr.. Glascock
drew upon Mr.. Jameson, Of Alexandria,
for 800, and, it is said by some, began to
play tragedy and escape.
A score OF statements woven of the cir
cumstances are current. 1t seems probable
that quarrel had took place after he had
washed and dressed the children; that he
slot his wife near the bed, killed the Oldest
boy and girl to prevent them from telling,
and the babe to get it out OF the way; that
he then used all the coal oil in the house
to Crench the floors, furniture, etc., block
AIDED the door to prevent quick entrance,
and. setting fire, left, in the hope that the
dwelling would be in flames before any one
in the neighborhood was awake. From the
top Of the bill near by he could have seen
tie tolored man try the doors and run off,
giving the alarm. Then he called by the
bou,s of the colored woman at Beverly's,
al d. 10 divert suspicion, sent her to get
b, eskfsst for his wife. Then going to the
top of hill sgain and seeing the neighbors
hGd srrivsd and the flames were extin-
guished, he saw the ruse would not serve,
and in remorse or fear killed himself with
the same pistol that had murdered his
family.
The interment was at the family burial
the family to the grave. The life.like ex-
pressions OF all the countenances were
much commented upon. The baby was
slightly burned, but the two elder children
Rodney and Enily-appeared as though
they had dropped into peaceful slumber.
The bodies were laid in separate graves,
side nv side
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1884-03-08
A BuzzARD WITH A ssll ON.


He fs Soaring over Georgfa and send
ing Terror ThrouEh the Hearts sf the
superstfttous.
buzzard, whose fight over western coun ties
of Georgia has aroused 50 much supersti.
tious fear among the ignorant whites and
blacks, passed over q field today where
four men we're blowing. One OF them, q
negro, quit work q, once, and said the bird
was warning the people OF another cyclone
in which hundreds of people would be
killed.
The story Of the celebrated bird is an in.
teresting one. Nearly two years ago Ii was
q pet in q barnyard OF q farmer named
Freemsn, in Psulding county. One OF his
children one day attached q sheep bell to
the birds foot and the tinkling 50 scared 1t
that 1t Immediately flew away. The frat
night out IL alighted on the roof OF negro
cabin In Heard county. One OF the inmates
went out to ascertain the cause Of the bell.
ringing, and Immediately the buzzard rose
from its perch and dew away. The night
was clear and cold, and as the inmate:
rushed out and beheid great black object
and heard the tinkling Of the bell hundreds
OF feet In the air, great tear seized them.
They al took to their knees under the i'm.
preston that the end Of the world was ..
hand. Ever since then the bird has pur.
sued its migratious way through the State,
arousing the fears OF the superstitious, who
regard its visits as omens Of evil. The ne
groes and many whites, too, along the
track of the late storm insist that they
heard the fateful bell before the terrible
wrath OF the wind had come upon them.
In 1867 buzzard was similarly belled in
Putnam county, and up until 1850, when
his presence was las; reported in Greene
county, he was vouched for as having Wis.
tied points as far west as Meridian, Miss,
and several northern counties Of Tennessee.
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ONLY SIX MONTHS
Gwen Coe Who SIsw His Daush-
ter's Slanderer.
DEATH OF RANDE, THE DEsPERADo
Who Took the Lives of Thirteen Others and
Then His 0wn-Tweny-SeYen ThOus'
and Dollars Stolen From
Chicago Safe.
Special 10 the Register.

PARKERsBURe, March THE first chap
ter in the noted Coe-Williams tragedy,
which hiss attracted such interest during
the recent trial, was closed todsy by Judge
J. NJ. Jackson, of the Circuit Court, who
sentenced Walter Coe, yesterday found
guilty of involuntary manslaughter, to six
months in the county Jail and three hun.
dted dollars fine. The second scene in this
bloody drama will be witnessed during the
next term Of court in the trial OF John F..
Coe, son OF Walter Coe, who was jointly
indicted with the father for numbering
Williams.
4 The election which was to have taken
place under the recently rescinded order OF
the Jackson county Board OF Commission.
ere related to the subscription to the West
Virginia Midland Railroad and not upon
the question of aid to the Ohio River Road,
which has not yet asked Jackson county
for en- hscriDtiOns.
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kFloAT ON A CAKE OF ICE.
Five Chicsgo Boys Drift Out on the
I.eke and Are Supposed - he Lost.

Five Chicsgo Boys Drift Out on the
I.ake and Are Supposed Z" he Lost.
CacAeo, March 1.-The residents OF Hyde
PsIk were startled this morning By the an
nom cement that five boys residing in the
uei,hborboOd cf Twenty second street, and
sons cf leading citizens, had drifted outinto
tie Jake on alarge cake Of ice. Immediate
ly party OF eco men was organized. They
pa,-rlled the lake shore for miles. About
ll:3O o'clock this morning some objects
were discovered far out in the water, but
they we're SO indistinct that those who saw
them could not say positively whether
they were the lost boys or not. The objects:
which were mere specks on the surface OF
the water, were several miles to the south
east Of Hyde Park. Boats were at once OBJ
tanned, but owing to the fact that, although
the ice was frozen out for nearly mile and
a half from shore, the ice was not thick
enough TO bear horse, and that the snow
on top of this was quite deep, thereby hid
ing the dangerous places, no attempt was
made to find whether the object seen were
the BOYS or not.
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PREVENTION OF FRAUD.
Agreement on New PostO flee B II,
and How the Contracts Wtii be Let


suoCE -.
WASHINGTON. March The House Com
mittee on PJstUi!i2es and 10 troaCs to-day
agreed to report bill to the House to reg
ulate the letting of mail contracts, which
is combination Of three bills which have
been pending before the committee. The
bill is designed to prevent Star Route
frauds. The principal provision OF the bill
is that the bond OF mail contractor N lst
be approved by postmaster IN or contigu-
GUS to the route for which he is awarded
the contract. Now the postmaster at Wash
irgton can approve the bond OF contrac'
tor for Texas route. The sub.letting OF
contracts for less than thousand dollars,
and of any contracts without the consent
OF the Postmaster General, is prohibited.
The House Copmittee on public lands
to-day agreed unanimously to report
favorably the bill forfeiting the land grant
of the Atlantic and Pacific Railroad
amounting to about fifty millio :" ~ 1cres.
The House Census Comm I.day
agreed TO report bill approp: : S2j.-
900 TO continue the work Oh tue ZENITH
discharged yesterday, and this appropris.
ton is for their reinstatement and reten-
ton.
In the Senate Mr.. Pendleton presented
the resolution Of the Legislature OF Oaio,
urging the passage OF legislation prohibit
ing the importation Of foreign labor. Mr..
Conger presented the petition OF the dele.
CATION OF the Cherokee Indians against the
construction OF railroad through the In.
dian Territory. The bill to regulate the
practice in patent suits was made special
order for next Tuesday.
In the House the bill to appoint Alfred
B. Pleasanton Colonel AMI place his name
on the retired list came up as the untinish.
ed business from last Friday. Mr.. Steel
lind. moved to recommit the bill. Agreed
TO, yeas l22, nays ll5.
The German Minister has received the
Herr Lasker resolution from Prince BIS.
marck, and will submit it 10 the State De.
psrtment at once.
Proposals are invited for the purchi ise OF
the VI essels Benicia and Cyane at Mare
Island as appraised. The value is 600
AT $12, 900 respectively.
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plGNA IGNORES FLAGS OF TRUCE,
And General Graham Begins HIS Ad.
vance Against Him.

And General Graham Begins HIS Al
vance Against Him.
LONDON, March THE rebel, Osman
Digna, refuses to negotiate with the Eng
lisb, and ignores flags Of truce sent out
from Suakim. General Graham is already
beginning to advance sgainst Osman. The
sheikhs OF a number Of tribes are arriving
and offering submission under the terms
OF the joint decree recently issued granting
them protection il they come in.
The chiefs of the Amara tribe, with l2O
men and forty cameIs have arrived at
Suakim. They report the losses OF the
re bells at Teb amounted to 6,OOO killed and
wounded.
General Gordon has requested that the
first ipstallment of six hundred indian
troops be dispatched, to form the nucleus
OF an army at khartoum.
Mahmoud Ali, the leading sheik. who
has been regarded as friendly to the Eng
lish, has stopped Admiral Hewitts proc
lanation to the tribes, on the ground that
If psrdon is offered before the rebels ask II
more trouble will follow.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1884-03-08

QuAcK doctors. electric belt aud other
.yiudles who live by frightening. our
young men and young women BY hasty
circulars, will find their occupations gone
when it becomes generally known that
DR.. Guysott's Yellow Dock and Si'sa,
parilla is a certsin cure for all weakness oi
the urinary organs, nervousness, etc: o'ey
rhe laws of health, take few bottles OF
his simple remedy aud you will soon be
resrored To perfect maahood and wonsu-
hood, FREE from all worrimsnt of mind snd
distress Of body.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1884-03-08

To cure an ordinary cough or cold take
one dose of Dr. Wistar's Balsam Of Wild
Cherry before going to bed at night. IL
will cause q suspension of nervous excits-
bility, allow you sweet repose, and BY
morning the consh will be gone. 1t is the
best and therefore cheapest cure for coughs,
colds end consumption; is snId hy druggists
senerslly. and ought 10 be found in every
intelligent household.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1884-03-08
INTO A MIRE OF DEBT.
A Reckless Extravaganza which Gen.
Iuries VIII Not Overcome.

OTTAWA, ONT, March There is great
indignation over Sir John MacDonald's bill
introduced last night to whitewash Sir
Charles Tupper, who has for the past six
weeks been sitting in Parliament while
holding office under the Crown, which is
in strict violation of the independence OF
the Parliament act. The Tories are so
powerful in Parliament Just now that 1t
would surprise no one If they were to bring
in bill to repudiate. the national debt OF
the country to which this year hes been
added over $64, COO 900 or at the rate OF 30
per head increase. The reckless extrava-
gaDce and incompetency of the admins
tration OF public affairs is fast sinking
Canada into a mire of debt that toe efforts
of centuries will never raise her out OF.
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FOR THE OLD TICKET.
A Growing Sentiment In Favor of I'll
cen and HendrfcEs Among Demo-
crais Who Are Opposed 10 rarin Re.

4.
a..,.roy March The develop.
-. -. {. the meeting of the Democratic
Ar,.-...! Committee show that all the can
didstes fear the "old ticket" There can
be no doubt that tlst fact had something
to do with the selection OF Chicago as the
place for holding the convention. This
fact has gra iually made itself known dur
ing the week since the committee met,
and it appears 10 be caus ngs mething OF a
reaction in favor Of the ticket which all
other candidates oppose, Hendricks and
Tilden. From everything that eau be
gathered, it is safe to conclude that all
those who have claimed to be Mr.. Tilden's
successor IN the Presidential race and bis
choice as the proper man to represent him,
have done so gratuitously.
Every man who desires to obtain the
nomination is glad to gain whatever
streb 9Th this claim will bring him, and the
result is that every one OF the would-oe
candidates make this clsim. The TACT
seems 10 be, however, that Tilden has not
delegated bis claim TO anybody else. On
the contrary he is permitting the develop
ment OF q strong ''old ticket" sentiment
without the slightest. intination that 1t is
distasteful to him. II is very evident tnat
the Eastern wing Of the Democracy, the
element opposed to tAriii reform, would
prefer Tilden above all other men. An
active Democrat here. very close friend
of Mr.. Randall, said to your correspondent
few hours ago:
There is only one thing that can save Us
next fall"
What is that?' was asked.
The nomination Of the old ticket" he
answered. "The tariff reform element has
msde such a division in the party and
lessened our chances Of success SO greatly
that have really little hope, though three
months sgo il seemed to me that We were
sure of q Democratic President this year.
| suspt ct that we will be beaten again, and
that by our own fault; but II there - any
success for Us it will be through the old
ticket"
DO ycu think Mr.. Tilden would accept
il pominated"
Il think he would. / do not speak by
authority or with any positive knowledge,
but believe be would feel il his duty TO
accept II the convention and the nation
should call upon him 70 do 30 at such
time" =,
Tbis is only O sam pie of the quiet bits OF
Of conversation that one may here any
where. There is feeling all through the
Democratic party that Tilden is the only
man to thoroughly unite the enthusiastic
party this year. The breach 10 Democratic
rspfs in 1884 seems likely 10 be as vide as
was that in the Republican ranks in 1880,
though on grounds less personal in their
pstuTe. With Tilden, however, as the can
didate, II is felt that every maa IN the
psrty would rally. Be the platform what
Il rnisbt TiIden's usu,e UonId bring every
voter to the polls snd the breach, which is
growing wider daily from the tariff discus
sion, would be for the time st least healed.
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DYNAMITE RECEIVES A BLOW.

It's Manufacture for Explosive Pur-
poses Prohibited in New Jersey.
TRENTON, n. J., March 7.-Dynsmite re-
ceiyed blow in the Legislature yesterday.
Assemblymsn Keasby introduced a bill in
the House prohibiting the manufacture or
preparation of any dynamite, dualline,
Iitro-elycerine or other explosive mate.
rial, or any contrivancs or machince for
causing explosion, or the transportation
thereof with the intent OF causing uniaT-
full injury, wounding, etc, in the State.
The penalty is from 500 to 5000 fine or
imprisonment of fron thirty days TO ave
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Eoo,b, Keene and Irving 70 Appear.

CTNCINSArT, March 7.-Arrangemsnts ars
being made here for dramatic festival to
take place in Festival Hall in April. The
principal stars who will appear are Booth,
Keene and Irving. rhe committee in charge
Of the affsir have been in correspondence
with Mr. Booth on the subject and II was
at his special request that Mr.. Keene
should appear in company with himself
and Mr. Irving.
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WITH DAGGER AND AND LANTERN.
school Boys YsFm sTesSestsisG "Jesss
James Gasg."

Pos1os, March Within the past few
weeks several buildings in Quincy have
been entered and several article stolen.
The officer who was given the case discov.
cred there was . regularly organized body
Of youpg scsmps, composed OF seven pu.
pills OF the Codding,on school between the
,ees OF twelve and fifteen years. The boys
dylsd themselves The Jesse JsneI Cans"
and tome OF them wore badges OF ribbon
o1 which the letters J. J. were intcribed.
Their leader, who Vas known % This
Csytsin," was pr9yidrd Win d.xssr s;d %
an upoccupisd stable. A portion OF the
missing property has been recovered, and
The information gained placed In the hands
OF the school suthoriiis, for thar sction.
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Ex-Governor Spraxue TO be Elected

PRovIDESCE, March TN the suit of the
Union Company to eject Ex-Governor
Sprsgue from his home, whsch was recent
ly bought by the company, the Supreme
Court has decided against Sprsgue. A writ
of eiec,ment was issued to-day. returnable
in fourteen days. Sprsgue will probably
90 peaceahly. He has now no place he can
call his
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RUINED By DIME NOVELS.
A sos, Wtld with Fight. Draws .
PistSI ON HE Father.

EAsros, March The dime novel hAs
had its effect here, and numerous boys b.
tween u and IS make practice Of carrying
revolyers. This morning iis result vas evil
denced when Harry Beatty, . boy 10 yesrs
OF sge, drew cooked pistol on his fsthsf.
Benjamin Beatty, when the lsttsr chsstassA
him, because Of iil.trestmsnt Of bis young.
er brother. A scuffis snsued, 10 which
both father and son fell 70 tbs floor. Tbs
pistol discharged and the ball struck the
breast bone OF the father. iDficting slight
wound. Harry fed and has not returned.
He In Wild and fuil Of ideas about shooting.
fiehtipg and the like.
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Meath af Dr Up Scott.

srIuBESvILLE, o., March 7.-Dr J. P.
Scott, an old and respected citizen, died
this morning from pneumonia. He has
been identified here ss prominent physi-
clan for years past, and has been a leading
dry goods merchant, having retired from
business about one year ago.
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A Wife Mnrderer's End.

LAKE PROVIDENCE, la, March Noah
Jackton, negro, was hanged to-day for the
mnrder OF his fifteen ear old wife on the
7tb of July last. The execution was wit
messed by 1000 people. Jealousy caused
tho rimp
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The Old Scale a Probability.

PITTSBURGH, March THE district con-
vention of the Amalgamated Association
will be held here tomorrow 10 consider
the scale of wages for the ensuing year
from June first II is the general opinion
ty,at no advance will be demanded and that
the present scale will be adopted.
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The Bu.iness Failures Increase.

NEW YORK, March The business fail
ures throughout the country in the last
Sc, en- days, as reported to r, G. Dun & Co.,
are 272, of which 2l6 are in the United
States and Sc in Canada. This is an in
crease for the United States Of %, and for
Canada of IA, as compared with last week.
Failures ere on the increase in the Middle
and Pacific States.
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An Incident I'm the Telegraph Wa,

PHILADELPHIA. March 7.-Willism e.
Jones, Assistant Superintendent Of the
Baltimore & Ohio Telegraph Company;
Thomas ]. Fshy, telegraph operator, and
Charles ID. Howell, stock broker, have been
held for trial upon the charge OF forelble
entry in to an office claimed by the West
ern Union Telegraph Company.
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BENWoOD.

The city Lsehup AGsis BsssG Psi sa
Resaissss for ositDqsssss.
Special 10 0s Rsstst~.
BEsvooD, March mo. 4, The evening
train from Wheeling. was behind tims last
evening.
The family OF Mr.. y. MeJiltoa returned
Yesterday morning from Baltimore.
Mr.. Frank Warden 10 visiting his brothss,
Prof. A. 4. Warden.
Col. H. W. Fisher contsmplAtss building
large and commodious baildisE 70 -
used % stors, on the corner propsfsy ~
Gently purchased By him.
The Frank Ovens II still using The niii
wharf - Q landing.
Mr.. and hrs. GeorFs PsIlsy: venesson
compile from the vicinity OF Wood Hi. are
yls,iing si the rssidencs Of their con. 4. L,
PsIl.y.
;einsl foundations Yesterday. and VII q
rtfitied for the comfort OF The mupicipe
Mr.. Aux. Schsd's meat shop , rsateed.
md Il does not look - though Is nsa we
been through the food.
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death oran Italian Cardinal.

RoME, March THE death of Cardinal
Camille Di Pietro is announced. He was
CARDINAL Bishop and Dean of the SIcred
College, and was born in Rome 10 lSOS ano
created Cardinal in Dscemoe DER, 1888.
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a Rf1 Rafen of Grim "a,

Ngw YoRK, March Two indictments
for murder. three for assault with Intent
to kill, and one earh for robbery and
burglary have been found against Charles
A. Rugg, the colored assassin OF Long
Island.
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Tho Ohio Miners strike.

CANTON, o., March The miners at AL
len & Ridgway and Burton & Company's
mines have returned to work, but the New
York snd Ohio Company's men are still
out. The strikers have made scarcity OF
coal in the Connotton Valley.
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CLARA LOUISE KELLOGG Is to receive sl2,-
0r0 for singing twenty nights in Paris
1900 a night9 No wonder she is iu love
with DR.. Bulls Cough Syrup, the great
remedy for coughs and colds, for wha'
would she do without il, IL she should b.
attacked suddenly by hoarseness?
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FUNERAL OF A PHYSICIAN,
Dr.. william GiIlIian Buried At West
Alexander.

Special 10 the Register.
WEST ALEXANDER, Pa, March THE
funeral of Or. VIM. NJ. GilfillsD took place
here to-day at half past o'clock P. NJ. The
delay was caused by the non-arrival OF
trains, caused by an engine being of the
track at Coon's Island. The Rsve. Lester
oftciated, assisted by Rev. Cole, OF this
rIsce, ard Rev. T. A. Boyle, of Allegheny
Gry. The funeral cortege was la-Re one,
and had the trains arrived 1t woulu have
beEn increased
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A had Ball Player.

WATERBURY. Coss., March flames
Egan, pitcher for the Brooklyn nine, last
year, was cent to jail to day for robbing
county man.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1884-03-08

LoUnyILI. March 7.-Luks b'sek
Keniuety's humane sx eovsfsoe. 49,
..bli,h m ssyInm here for iDess'esI -
fanatic. Arssssments hsve slfs:ay -
n,ads With che city fos lesose9 s.ss.sSiv
for The ipstitrsiop. D. nnmsS nns ~ sssr;,.
Of de II Iiogton ssyium, VIZ nsss
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R,.heu Csasksss's PsseaR1eAs Ceees'

ox,pA Nrs March L-Bisbop Osfksos
Loot ground all dsy yestssdsy sne hsa .
very bed night This morning Bic sss.th'
,n. v.s verS lsbossd. Ths sttso1ing ply:
sic;sns ssy ihs patient y bsyced meeicsa
skIIl, and there v Little prooahsiiJ o. -"
YecCyefy. 81