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The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1884-03-18
Favorite Preachers.

Speaking Of the curious and unseemly
custom which at one time was common
In churches of applauding favorite
preachers, DR.. johnson instances the
cases OF Burnet and Sprat, two eminent
rival divines.
.ssWhen iBurnet preached" he says,
"part of his congregation hummed go
loudly and so long that he sat down to
epjov it, and rubbed his face with his
handkerchief. When Sprat preached, be
likewise was honored with like anima-
ting hum; but he stretched out his hand
to the congregation, and cried: Peace,
peace! pray you, pesce.!" Once,
when Burnet preached out his hourglass,
which he always kept BY him IN the pull
pit, "he took it mp and held it aloft in
his hand, and then turned up for another
hour. upon which the audience set up al
most cry of joyl'' s 81
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PERSONAL

DIR. JAS. A. Reed, superintendent of the
Dixmons insane asy ylum, died suddeuly
Thursday, OF kidney disease.
MARQUIS OF LONpoNpERRY ia dead
His iuii name was 9solge Henry Robert
Charles William Vaue Tempest.
REV. JOHN w MURPHY, pastor of St
Mary's Rolnan Catholic church in Bapgor
Me-, has been appointed vicar general o
.he diocese OF Portland
LIEUT. A. W. GREELY was prese nted
With an elegant silver service by this
Greedy testimonial committee at New
burypors, Msss., Thursday evening.
DE Voc, the msteorolo2ist, says tha,
potatoes left in the ground after the top.
are dead rapidly lose their favor, and il
not dug before November are practically
useless for human food.
N. Z SLAYMAKER, JR,, OF Silverton,
Colorado, aud formerly Of this county, re-
turned to h!s new home ut Siverton, Col,
on the 1l:l0 last evening after pleas an
visit to mis- parents 10 Paradise township
RIGHT HoS. HENRY FAwcETT. Eag
lands postmaster general, Is dead 10 Lon
don, at the age OF 81 years. He lost his
SIGHT by an accident while out shootipR y
in 1858. When Mr Gladstone becam .
premier, In April, 1880, he made Mr..
Fawcett post master general, and he has
managed, despite his b indness, to dis
charge the duties Of that position with
success.
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70 nSpIleSt4y urCidteu'
DANIEL MAEaIHe.
sHALL NEW YORK BE STOLEN,

A JonoeTtsi Enort to Capture the State
Tor bIaine.
New York Dispatch to the Times
There is no doubt about Cleveland hav-
ing majority of some 600 over Blaine
Ia New York |; but it may now be regarded
as certain that concerted action has been
taken TO manipulate and reverse the ma
jority. Jay Gould and Elkins have been
in consultation frequently since the cleo
tion, and they have decided that Blsine's
election must be claimed although they
know him TO bs beaten, and that the vote
OF New York must be manipulated o
transfer the state from Cleveland.
The preliminary step to this contempla
ted Introduction of fraud as factor in the
contest was an order to the leading organs
of the party to claim not only New York
for Blaine by several thousand, but to per.
sist 10 claiming Virginia, West Virginia.
Florida and Indiana for Blaine, although
they know that all of them are lost.
Bsine's election is, therefore, to bs
claimed as secured without New York to
inspire the party to support the fraud that
must be practiced in New York By the
time that the full vote of the other states
claimed becomes known, they hope to have
perfected and executed the fraud in New
York, without whi1h Blaine ia defeated.
The organs have been instructed aud now
claim everything-noto only New York, but
both the Virginias, Florida and Indiana,
and dispatches are now sent out fro m
leading men connected with the head.
quarters claiming large msjorities and
blaine's certain election. They know that
they must drop all claim to the other states
in day or two but they mean to concen-
trate everything TO manipulate New York
= THAR final RftDFt IN ERya RIaina Hn1
or where they will strike is not yet known /:
but the associated press reports OF to day
and tonight have been cplorsd and mad
confusing rs tar as Gould's Western Union
could do it, and to morrow will probably
develop where and how the Blaine majority
is 10 be manufactured as directed by Gould
and Ekins, That they mean to do it, is
40 longer doubtful. They will stop only
when they see that they caanot or dare
not do it.
Chairman Manning takes In the whole
situation in his bulletin of this evening
He has the Off oial returns from every
county /; he knows that Cleveland has the
state and he proolaims the purpose of the
Democratic board of canvassers to count
and declare the vote as it has been cast by
the people. But for the board OF couyasseIs
Gould would undoubtedly succeed In the
attempt to eturn Blaine by fraud bat
JhaC onst acis Is insu peTabe aud the fraud
will not sacceed. II attempted 1t will
greatly disturb the couutr5, but the santi.
ment of the entire business community
here is intensely hostile tn any and every
form of fraud, aud it will bs very danger
Gus for Gould to persist IN h 8 desperate
attempt 90 commit the second theft OF the
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CONNECTICUT.

child, Ex-Governor Bedle, ex-Attornsy
General Frapcis g. Barlow, William Z
Whitney, Gouverneur i. Lowery, Francis
X. Coudert, James &. Carter, Francis L.
Stetson, District Attorney Pc OF Il. o ney,
Charles b. Miller, Albert Stickney, W,
g. Peckham, w. ;. Opdyke, ex Secretary
United States Treasury Benjamin. Ii. Bris
tow, Congressman A. ), Hewitt, W. ii.
Barnum and others. Mr.. James C. Carter
was elected chairman and Mr.. Charles z
Miller, secretary.
After remarks and discussion regarding
the election laws in the state by Wander
poel, Carter, Peckham, Stetsnu, Lnwery,
Lillor, Coudert, Bristow, Whitney and
others, the following was adopted
Rtsolted, That comgitttes o. tive be
| appointed by the chair to take such
measure as may be suitable to ensure full
and fair returns of the vote in the recent
| election in the city, and to take such fur
| ther actions as they may deem advisable
| in respect thereto.
Reso.Ctd, That committee of five be
| appointed by the chair to procure all use
| tul information concerning the recent vote
| in the counties of Richmond, Kings,
Suffolk and Queens, aud to observe the
| canvass of such vote and to take such
other measures as may be deemed advisa
| BILE To ensure an honest canvass and dec
laration, with power to add to its number. -
The names of she first committee oi
lawyers are {: Aaron J. YiudeIpoel,
Francis G. Barlow, Francis l.. S,etsOu
Albert Stickney, Charles 2. Miller.
| The names of the lawyers TO act il
Kings, Queens Richmond and SHffols
counties are /: E. NJ. Shepard aud Horace
E. Demiug in Kings county Joseph $
Auerbach, in Queens county; d. j. II
Wilcox, in Richmond county, aud Wilmo
Smith il Suffolk county.
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Obsd r ,hinsnn xYss nrosao,,sd ,o.,..
dav bsfn,s hIdsrnnn Fpr6noy - ni,',
eommitred an agsapIt and h,t,erx os
n raca Wal Tha aac,sad o,,,ouod ~ 20
tnr a HEARING ''''
JohngPotts was arrested bv OR,er Al,
on a warrant issned hy AIdsrman r.
John had been on a sprea for sevara, JaYs
and a member cf his family had hin,
Io,ked nm to civ, him a chance 70 aa,
sobar W e''
Samuel r Beck was arrestsd Iast n;cbt
nv Ofi,ar Pc on a w.rrsa, iss,aa ~,
Alderman samson. charging hir, wi,b
larceny. The nrosecn,or is A Ian S,o;rar
of Py5videnca tnwoshin and hs ciai,,,, !,
that Beck who was a tanant ., b;s nn,i1
rece,tIu moves .waU and tooL LEI. ~,
a Ia,ca ,ot of corncn5Ssr ,ha r-ons..n @ nt
the rs,.sc,tar RsoI 80 IaoS a ~ Va
sta,inn bouse ard viii bs hs.rS ,hpis ~ anons sne
inc ~ '''"'
J,hn MAYNARD NJ Wac. uan,so,a
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LANCASTER lNTELLaENCER FRIDAY NOVEMBER 1884
In their collapse in which event their
condition IL pitiable indeed.

THE doubtful states seem to be elimi-
mated now, and Cleveland and Hendricks
score 2l9 electoral votes with solid
South reinforced by New York, New
Jersey, Connecticut and Indiana. Mich
igan is still somewhat uncertain, with
however strong probability that it is Re.
publican. 1t seems that the wonderful
crop Of doubtful states was made so big
BY the deliberatingly false news of the
telegraph. There never were any very
doubtful states but New York, and that
was really doubtful until last night.
Now there is an assured plurality In ii
for Cleveland Of not less than one thou
sand, which may reach two thousand.
The New York Suns tables makes it
1,l94. The York New Times foots it up
1879. The Herald makes it l, $50 aud
the World about {, $50.
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TaE OFrIUlAL UuUsT,
secretary OF State Carr says There 4
Ghxnra af sfenIin0

secretary OF State Carr says There 1. NJ
Chsnee OF stealing.
In an interview with Troy, n. 7
Telegram reporter Thursday night at Al
bany, Daniel Manning said 81 think
Cleveland has carried New York by l,50(
plurality"
Governor Clevelaud--"I believe have
been elected president, aud nothing bat
the erossest fraud can keep me out OF it
and that we will not permit"
General Carr, secretary of state, who
lives In Troy, was seen at his hous.
Thursday evening. lie said There ID
no chance of stealing this state, not az
long as l have charge of the affairs.
don't propose that anybody shall steal
the state. II Mr.. Cleveland has plura lity
large or small, he will get 1t The same j,
true to the other candidate. don't pro
pose TO play any Southern game. NJ
matter whether it Is friend or foe with me
he has TO have justice"
The following table OF pluralities In the
different counties Of New York has beer
compiled from ths official returns trans
mitted by the Associated Press and from
special dispatches
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The RsrupIio ,n rag Hauled DovD.

Commodore Hisstand, General Simon
Cameron and Senator Don Cameron
arrived in this city on the fast line this
afternoon from Philadelphia. The COM
modore reported that the boys in Phils-
delphia give the contest up and conceded
Clevelaud's eleeJion. A few minutes after
the commodore reached the Examiner
otfoe their Blaine and Logan flag was
hauled in. The Rs0 Era flag will be
hauled inswhen he smart young man has
finished making calculations on the true
returns from New York.
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The DusiBess Portion of SILVER ri,

The Busiaess Portion of SILVER PIune
Oolors soO, Harmed.
A special from Silver Plume, Colorado,
to the Denver Tribune reports that tn.
on ire business portion OF that town was
burned Thursday morning The loss will
reach Si00, 900 Tue streets are tilled wi b
crowds Of excited aud homeless people.
Sevsral lives have been lost and but one
body has so far been recovered Silver
Plume 10 . small mining camp OF lev
huadred Inhabitants, three miles west {
Georgetown. IL is impossible Mt pIesent
10 obtain an accurate account of the loss of
lie and the amount OF property destroy ed,
Fire on Dsuphin street. Mobile, Ala.
Thursday night, Destroyed +. B,om
oerg's piano aud fancy goods store and a
millinery store adjoiuing and damaged
other property. Loss, $4,000.
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CHAIRMAN mANyIsas STATEMENT.

MIR. Daniei Manning, chairman OF the
Democratic state committee, has sent the
following 10 the New York Euening Post !:
ALBANT, Nov. G BY the official return 8
reported from every county Cleveland aud
Hendricks have carried New York state
by safe and sure majority. No ma
chinatious, or false claims, or pretended
doubts of Mr. Blaine's managers can
change this result. Friends of honest
government and honest elections can be
everywhere assured that tho Democratic
state board Of canva-sers will see that the
true vote Is correctly declared.
DANIEL MAEaIHs.
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wATuuIsa rsE OuUsr.

Committees OF ID mao -to Lawyers Ap-
poiatsu Go sup-rvi'o tho WORK.
A meeting Of eminent lawyers vas held
at room II, Fifth Avenue hotel, New
York, at s O'Clock Thursday evening, to
consult aud take action to insure scrutiny
and Ia n canvass of the votes cast at the
late election. There were present Aaron
yanderpoel, ex-Attorney Gen. @. y. Fair.
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NEW JERSEY.

Ties which have not been eff icially reported
and compared, indicate that Clevelsud's
plurality will be considerably increased,
teaching nearly 200 IN the state.
The official returns last received have
shown heavy Democratic gains compared
with tho nor-offl cial votes first forwarded
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DisUOvEnINa EKRORs.

The Ass.cistsd Press say thst Oisvsixnd's
PiursIiiy viii ~ scn 1000
1854 m.-Ofii ,ial returns from West.
chester county, New York, give q Demo-
cratic gain over previous hJures OF 4Ss
This makes Cieveland's plurality in the
state III.
1855 a m.-The official county returns,
and very close figures on tho twelve ooun-
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The county. omeiai Vote,

The reading of the election returns
from tho several districts of the county
was completed shortly after three o'clock
this Afternoon. Tao adding up of the
columns will not be completed until late
tomorrow.
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sale oI stock,

Jacob B. Long, broker, sold to day at
private sale 35 shares Columbia water
power stock at 90 per share.
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BEYOND DOUBT! !
The Agony Now Over
TIE IRON HAND or LEADsN-
HsELED JUSTICE.

President Cleveland congratulated py Jay
Gouid, the GREAT Republican Joobsr,
VINO rnrows Up the spouEe-New
yorE, Sew Jersey, Connecticut
and tNuisaa solidIy
DemOcratic.
BY American Rapid Telegraph Company.
NEW YORK, $50 A. NJ, Nov. mir.
Jay Gould comedies the ele ton of
Cleveland, and has sent him a dispatoh
copEratulatiug him on his success.
The result Of the presidential election is
apparently not in doubt. The indications
a. to the electoral vote of the several
states are as follows:
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Fit.ssn Lignts Oat.

The police reported one electric and
fourteen gasoline lights as not burning on
Thursday night.
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TsE HMptRE STATE.
Great Rejoicing over Democratic success
New y1rE.

Grest Rejoicing over D-mocfstio success In
Rev SnrE.
The full official returns from every
county IN the state give Cleveland New
l"rk oy good plurality. The World
Claims ? las, the Herald 2. 900, the Tine,
400 and the Sun /, 800. There is great
JOGGING here, the streets being full OF
people shouting and cheering. The feeling
that the Associated Press was trying 10
alter the returns 50 as to enable Gould and
Cornell to speculate aroused bitter antag-
onsm. Merchants held meeting and
Sppolnted a committee tC confer with emi.
ueut l~wyers and the national committee
| aud resolved tn prevent any repetition OF
the fraud OF 1915.
L was learned that Jay Gould, A B.
Cornell ard $. B. Elkins held coufereuc,
| after which Gould aud Mr.. Cornell met ir
the Western Union building, examined
the Associated Press election returns, anC
immediately the Associated Press changed
the inim of its bulletins aud began claim
ing the election of Blaine. Crowds gath
cred and sang out: "No-uo--uo NOR,
1876 y and posted the Tribune, ia,
Gould's and the Western Uuiou buildingl
With large placard bearing Cleveland !
picture. Thousands of people marched
the s,ree's crying: "Blarue-Blaiue-
cOntineu al liar from the ale 4 Maine.
Cnp,sin Williams and his brutal police
mcu made an onslaught upon the Grove
and scattered them about. He gave nl
warning, but exhibited his rank partisan
| ship in bis usual manner. He has heav,
bets on the result.
Fearing trouble, seventy armed police
| men have been stationed in and sroun,
the Western Union building, but all /
| quiet at midnight, and no trouble is anti
| cpated.
Chairman German, Of the Democrats
| national COMMITTEES, has issued an addres
declaring Cleveland aud Hendrick
elected with 2i0 votes aud that no fraud
| ulent count or ccunivauce at fraud wi
unseat them.
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ONE theft Of the presidency in q cen
tury is far moro than sufficient.
"KEEr the rascals out" will be an ap.
propriate slogan for years to come.
| IT will be never said again that the
presidency of this country was stolen.
TIE Associated Press has discovered
that though it may lie, figures will not.
WINTER. R.ouARrERs OF the Butler
Dana.Grady political side shoSs-Salt
River.
'DEAR BEAVER, don't talk" Your
nail factory will now require your whole
attention.
THE wrong Of 1875. the most gigantic
in the history Of civilization, has at length
been avenged.
TIE flood gates are now lifted and
full flow Of Democratic water Is rushing
iu. Look out for some fiue grinding.
SOM people in this county will now
begin to understand that there is a
Democratic party in the country, after
al.
BEE. BUTLER once derided the Democ-
, raoy for its failure to take its rightful
property in 1879. He will not have q
chance to do it again.
WHAT do the Fremont Republicans
think nows They have sesn their first
leader laid low, and now their "Piumed
Knight" is forced to bite the dust.
TEE Widow Butler may MS well pur
chase her mourning weeds before the
great Republican demand for them causes
| o rise in the market.
GRAND old Judge Blacks prediction is
now realized: "The mills of God grind
slow, but dreadfully fine. Justics travels
with leaien heel, but strikes with an
| iron hand"
The bitter Republican partisans who
have been long ola imiug that the business
aud intelligence of tho oouatry belong to
the Republican party will now have a
chance to learn some necessary truth to
the contrary.
TIE PsoHIssoar srRHs.
where ms,s, are Re you gong and how nre yop
"ThirIy dsys and I'm going to protest" she
"And what is the fortune for whicn ycu are
my TACO is my fortune" the little note
sayed.
From me Brsoklvn Eagle.
THOSE who are unscrupulously irving
to defy the will Of the people in the great
state of New York doubtless do not realize
the responsibilities they are taking upon
themselves. Suspended over their heads
hangs Damoclean sword, aud when il
falls nothing can save them.
DocroR BURsHARD might prescribe for
Mr.. Blaine iu his present enfeebled con
| dition.
| JAY GOULD may psrbaps learn to his
sorrow that the man who stands before a
Dem ocrstio avalanohs will never live to
tell the tale.
In the great stronghold of labor in the
country, New York, even st. John has
put Butler to flight.
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rOIlCe Oases.

This return makes the House stand ll2 Re.
publican ana "a Democratic. The Official
count may maze few changes in this list.
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ALL hail ! The era Of honest govern
ment has come at last
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ONE theft Of the presidency in q cen
tury is far moro than sufficient.
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''KEEr the rascals out" will be an ap.
propriate slogan for years to come.
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y ., LORD,
Managing Editor Sun

New YORK Nov. ii A, M,-There is
not shadow uf doubt that Cleveland's g
plurality vii be over /, 500 on the official
vote. County returns, nearly complete,
show this. CHkRLEs r MILLER.
Editor Tunes
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NEW YORK, Nov. 7.-12:36 A. N.-At
this hour the Suns returns show a
plurality OF l,317 for Cleveland.
G s, LORD,
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IT will be never said again that the
of this country was stolen.
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rnsrsYLyANiA lEu,sLAtuss.

Ibs Rcpubiicso mpjurity VIII he About
TweDty-thrre.
IL
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TIE Associated Press has discovered
that though it may lie, figures will not.
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New jersey,

Full returus from every county IN the
state give Cleveland plurality OF 2 $40.
The state Senate is Republican by ma
j,rity and the House Republican by 10
majority. The official rerurus will reaoa
the secretary OF state Friday.
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JAY GOULD may perhaps learn to his
sorrow that the man who stands before a
Democratic avalanchs will never live to
tell the tale.
In the great stronghold of labor in the
country, New York, even st. John has
put Butler to flight.
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President Lavergood, after reading q
note from Secretary Johnston, spologiziug
for his absence and saying that he was
sick, announced the following commit.
tees
Committee on Night Schools-A. z.
Ringwalt. chairman Henry Cast, Henry
Smeych, Charles Sohwebel, John Snyder,
y. X. Lichty.
Judiciary Committes Daniel @. Baker,
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Docros suRsHARD might prescribe 70,
Mr.. Blaine iu his present enfeebled con
dition.
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The bitter Republican partisans who
havs been long claiming that the business
aud intelligence Of the oountry belong to
the Republican party will now have a
chance to learn some necessary truth to
the contrary.
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THOSE who are unscrupulously trying
to defy the will Of the people in the great
state of New York doubtless do not realize
the responsibilities they are taking upon
themselves. Suspended over their heads
hangs a Dsmoclean sword, aud when it
falls nothing can save them.
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pie will have to spoil for it before We get
IT.; and the people do not spoil for it
o. all. Cleveland aud Hendricks will
be seated peaceably. Me-. Blaine and
his comnittee will back water speedily.
Their ally, Mr.. Jay Gould, has set
them the example. Mr. G juld may have
been scared into his acknowledgment of
cleveland aud his congratulatory dis
patch by the demonstrations of the peo-
pie and the uncovering OF the m iliciou.
falsehoods Of his telegraph company, or
he may simply have deserted Blaine
and his national committee when
he had no further use for them
and have left them to stick In
the trap into which he led them.
Mr.. Gould has habit of desertipg his
Allies In stock speculations and getting
oat 1T the back door when he has garn-
ered his profits. Quite probably Mr.
donid has made a pretty penny on
tne stock exchange aud In election bet
elng, by bis manipulation of the election
reporis 10 create a doubt of the result !.
and now when his profits are ready TO
ftss In be quickly picks them up, deserts
Blaine aud halls Cleveland. This would
be jay Gould all over. Mr.. Blaine and
his committee perchance may be part
1srs IN be speculation and have reaped
Share OF the profits In which case they
nave cash as a consolation for their
n,rt hcatien. Or they may have been
1ezt out IN The cold In Gould's retreat
e1d have nothing but bitter memory
= abused confidence to take with them
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TIE PsoNIssoRr srRxs.

Where are you gong and how nre yop
Thirty dsys; and I'm going TO protest" she
5 yed
"And what is the fortune for whicn ycu are
madeS
my faee is my fortune" the little note
sayed,