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Mr.. Frame Withdrawn.

Before the totals were announced, howev.
er, Mr.. Frame came to the platform and
after feelingly acknowledging the steadfast-
ness with which his friends had supported
bis cause, and asking nothing from the con-
vention hut the privilege of voting for the
candidate of its choice, he announced his
withdrawal from the race. Mr.. Frame was
listened to with close attention, and was
greeted with hearty applause on retiring
Ohio county then asked for permission to
consider preparatory to changing her vote.
Braxton county changed to 8 4-5 for
Brannon and Is for Wilson amid cheers
Doddridge changed her vote so as to
stand ) for Brannon and for Johnson, but
in moment changed again. giving for
Brannon and for johnson.
Ohio County.
Ohio county then announced her vote as
Brannon 10, johnson 81, Pendleton j-l-7
Wilson Is 81, amid loud cheers
Marshall next changed, giving Newman
III and Wilson 81
Doddridge again made change. casting
her solid vote for Brannou, amid great
cheering.
Ohio county followed with another change,
giving Pendleton 81 and Brsnnon ii 81.
The vote was finally announced as fol-
lows:
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place an obstruction in its path. Out Of
Difference to my faithful friends l have sat
by to-day snd seen myself voted for in this
convention. / have never sought the honor
of nomination at your hands. merely
came here to-day to look over the field and
see the situation. We have the votes to
carry this district and as desire harmony
and the success of my party therefore
beg to withdraw my name. Cries Of mo,
Wilson" and cheers
Ohio county then announced her inten-
ton of changing her vote.
Mr.. Smith, move the nomination Of
Judge Brannon by acclsmation. Cries Of
"No, NJ" Wilson" and much confusion.
wetzel Changes.
Wetzel then changed her vote to l6 for
johnson.
Mr.. Pendleton's name was withdrawn.
and Hancock cast her votes for johnson,
amid great shouts of johnson" and cheers.
Harrison changed to l6 for.Brannon amid
loud cries of johnson"
Marshall changed to III for Brannon,
after which Col. Johnson's name was with
drawn, and amid great applause and cheers
the nomination Of Judge Brannon was
made unanimous; the vote standing:
After the Changes.
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DISASTROUS FIRE.
An Ohio Village Nearly wiped Out hy
Raging Conhagration-Fightin IL with
saltwater All Gone.

An Ohio Village Nearly wiped out ny n
Raging Fighting IL with
Saltwater All Gone.
SARAnsvIILE, ONO, August al Exclu-
sive. AT half past ( o clock last evening
fire was discovered in small building in
southwest part Of the town. A strong breese
was blowing aud the fire soon
passed entirely beyond control.
TIE flames sprung up many
feet splitting out sparks that ignited houses
q square away. The excitement was in
tense. The long continued dry weather
had exhausted the water in number Of
wells and there was none with which to
fght the fire. So many buildings burning
at spee in different portions Of the
town seemed TO cause the people to lose
their prosepce Of mind. Women and chill
dren> ran
Screaming Through the Streets.
The confusion was Undesirable. No
organized systematic effort was made to
save property and consequently the loss in
that direction is large To add to the gen.
eral excitement quantity ofpowder stored
in the cellar Of burning store, exploded
with terrific force, scattering debris in oil
directions. A little boy named Willie An
son was badly hurt BY piece Of 6y-
ing timber Great quantities Of salt
in lieu of water were used TO
Check the Flames
but without avail Large crowds Of coun.
try people attracted by the blaze came in
and rendered valuable aid The fire final.
ly exhausted itself bat not until thirty.iye
buildings representing $4,000 were de.
stroyed. There is but little insurance.
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FAIRVIEW.
Hnnoock Count, Democratic Ticket.

Hancock County Democratic Ticket
FA1RvrEw, August Exclusive. !
The Democratic County Nominating Con-
yention for Hancock county has named the
following excellent ticket: House Of Dele
gates, DR.. +. J. Owiugs; Clerk Of Circuit
Court Frank ". Stewart; Clerk Of County
Court. A. G. Lee; Sheriff, George B. Cham
bers: Assessor, Breckenridge Stewart; Pros
ecuring Attorney, ". J, Huff; Commis-
sioner. Rober. VI Cunningham. The fol-
lowing County Executive Committee was
,6ppointed: Grant A. o. LOwary; Poe,
Samuel Patton; Clay, Van OreSOry; But
ler. Br. E. J. Owings; ]. R. Donehoo,
Chairman. The following Legislative con-
ferees were appointed: Robert Morrow
John CuDaingham, Samuel Allison, J. Z.
DOYehOO.
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THE BLACK POISON.
Seven Men Dead In a Coal
Mine.
A TERRIBLY FATAL ACCIDENT.
Ex-senator Thomas E. Grady Resigns From
the New York State Demo-
cratic COMMITTEES.

I,SHANoKlN, Pa, August 2l.-Seven men
lie buried in the Greenback colliery near
this place victims Of the deadly black damp.
Their names are:
WV. TAYLOR.
VIZ. CARE.
PATRICK HEARLY.
WV. SHANEwElLER.
WV. Fox.
RoBr. WHITE.
FRANK WARDRor.
The Greenback colliery is located about
two miles east Of Shamokin. On Wednes-
day morning Buckridge colliery on
the Renshaw and johnson tract
was discovered to be on fire. The mouth
of the slope was shut up. Greenback col.
liery lies next to Buck Ridge, on the Fulton
and Brady track, a live filter of fifteen yards
intervening. When the fire broke out S.
B. Whiting and other mining experts after
careful examination decided to
drive a hole from the Greenoack into
the workings of the Buckridge. The
men who we're engaged in driving the hole
worked all night and had made good pro-
gress, and everything at daybreak seemed
favorable to the plans adopted for extin-
gushing the FIRE. BY 6 o'clock, however,
the FIRE had burned through
the old workings of the water
level and great quantities Of gas began
penetrating into the Greenback workings
and the seven men, whose names are given,
were overcome before they could get out OF
the reach of the deadly poison. Valentine
Depuer made an effort to recover the bodies
and narrowly escaped losing his own life.
The fire is burning more 6ercely than ever.
Both colleries are likely to be q total loss.
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ed for the members of the various counties,
as follows
Permanent Organization.
Hancock-D. W. Griffith.
Brooke. B. Sommerville.
Ohio. c. Pickett.
Marshall. w. Gallagher.
Wetzel-W. D. Snodgrass.
Tyler. b Mccoy.
Rarrison-E. NJ. Turner.
Doddridge|. B. McGregor.
Lewis-W. W. Brarnon.
Gilmer-J. S. Withers.
Braxton-J. W. White.
Basis of Representation.
Hancock-E. ]. Owing.
Brooke. B. Wilson.
0hio-Peter Ferrell.
Marshall-D. S. Thompson.
Wetzel-J B. Baxter.
Tyler-Hugh Thorn.
Harrison-E A. Peck.
Doddridge-J. " Blair.
Lewis. E. Williams.
Gilmer-S. A. Hays.
Brsxton-Martin Mulvey
Rules and Order of Business.
Hancock. Cunning ham. 20
Neutrality-suspicious..
0hio-Wm. II. Shaefer.
Marshall-A. ]. Martin.
Wetzel-J. r. Baxter.
Tyler. B. Lacey. -
Harrison-V. B. Davis
Doddridge-T. II. Lowther.
Lewis-A. A. Lewis. ..-
Gilmer-R. r. Marshall.
Braxton-J. w. White. ..sa...--- 2
Credentials.
Hancock-Blank.
Brooke-M V. Davis.
Ohio-A. D. Garden.
Marsball-Geo W. Bruce.
Wetzel--H. l.. Smith.
Tyler-Jas. Staley.
Doddridge-Z. 0fit.
Lewis-M Bland.
Gilmer-J. I. Withers.
Braxton-Ellis Singleton.
Resolutions.
Hancock-Blank.
Brcoke-C. B. Turner.
o. io-Charles J. Bingell
Marshall-Alex. Dorsey.
Wetzel-Sep. Hall.
Tyler-C. Z. Williamson.
Harrison-W. W. Ball.
Doddridge-J. Y. Blair.
Lewis--J. C. Foglebray.
Gilmer-R. R. Marshall.
Braxton-J. II. Camp.
Committee on Executive Committee.
Hanpck-Blsnk
Brooke-W. II. Billings.
Ohio-John Waterhouse.
Marshall-T. Calvert.
Wetzel-S. R. Martin.
Tyler-G. d. Smith.
Harrison-E. N. Turner.
Doddridge-F. NJ. Davis.
Lewis-H. LsngtJn.
Gilmer-S. A. Hays.
Braxton-Martin Mulvey.
After the announcement that the COM
nittee on Executive Committee would meet
Turing the recess at the office Of S. |. Rob-
nson, and the further notice that before the
hour OF reassembling Hon. Henry S. Walker
would address the delegates and voters in
he convention hall, a recess was taken until
2: 80 o'clock. W. c. B.
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Presidential Elector.

Presidential Elector.
Pending the appearance Of the nominee
nominations for district elector were declar-
ed in order and NJ r. Frame, of Ohio was
elected on the first ballot.
The Executive Committee.
The District Executive Committee was
then announced as follows
Hancock-E. J. Owen.
Brooke-W. Fl. Billings.
Ohio-John Wsterhouse.
Marshall. W. Gallagher.
Wetzel-John Slender.
Tyler-G. D. Smith.
Harrison-. V. Blair.
Lewis-G. W. Bennett.
Gilmer-S. Fl. Hayes.
Braxton-W. J. j. Crowley.
Judge Brannon.
Just as the secretary finished reading
the names Judge Brannon made his appear
ance, and was received with loud and long
applause. Mounting the stage the nomi-
nee returned his thanks for the great honor
that had been bestowed upon him, and
pledged his word that no effort would be
spared by him to achieve success in the
campaign.
After the adoption of a resolution Of
thanks to the citizens of New Msrtinsville
the convention adjourned with three hearty
cheers for the nominee. WEB.
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A CRISIS AT HAND.
Disagreement of Premier Ferry and the
Chinese Minister Chinese Legation Pre-
pairing to Leave Paris.

Disagreement of Premier Ferry and the
Chinese Minister Chinese Legation Pre-
pairing to Leave Paris.
PARIS, August 2l.-The excitement over
the Chinese difficulty is intense, as every in
dication points to war between France and
China. The feeling in the Bourse is fever
ish owing to the warlike reports circulated,
the most important OF which was to the ef-
feet that the final interview Of Prime Minister
Ferry with Ii Fong Pao, the Chinese Min
lister, to-day had terminated in disagree
ment; the Chinese Minister refusing 70 &C.
cede to the demands Of France for an in
demnity for the alleged violation Of the Tien
Tsin treaty at Lang Son. The official an
nouncement of the failure Of the
two ministers TO come TO terms
is expected to come every mo
ment, as the Chinese government is making
preparations to leave Paris, and it is expect
ed the members of the legation will depart
before midnight.
The London Times Pekin dispatch Of
this date says The French consul lowered
his flag at o'clock to-day. The interests
Of French subjects are entrusted to the Rus
sinn Minister. China absolutely refuses to
admit the French claims
Another Pekin dispatch to the Times
says: "Tsung Ii Yamen processes to be
prepared for war a | outrance They are
secretly hoping, however, to involve the
neutral powers in the quarrel respecting
treaty ports ,,
The Viceroy of Canton is a rabid hater Of
foreigners, and his head men and officials
and the common people are wsrhke. The
N erchsn1s OF that city, however, are pacific
An English corvette and some German and
American gunbOsts ore lying at Canton.
Taking Their Passports.
PARIS, August 2l.-Li Fong Pao Chi
ncse minister has received his passports.
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EX-SENATOR GRADY.
He Resigns as a Member of the New Yorh
ST.. n.,,o.ru a., Cap, nittee

He Resigns as a Member of the New York
State Democratic Committee.
NEW YORK, August 2l.-Ex-Senator
Thomas F. Grady has rendered to Chairman
Manning his resignation as a member of
the Democratic State Committee. Grady
says ut is but fair ] should add
that this sction is entirely per
sonal on my part and does not in
any way involve the organization to whose
representatives | am indebted for mem
bership in the committee have com
municated my determination in this respect
to the chairman Of the Tamnany hall dele.
CATION to the Chicago convention.
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The amendment was rejected by large
majority and the report Of the committee
was then adopted. .
The Chair-The report Of the Committee
on Basis of Representation.
The report was read as follows:
The Committee on Basis of Reresenta-
ton met and organized BY electing E. D.
Peck chairman and j. E. Siddlsr secretary.
The Committee on Basis of Representa-
ton
Unanimously resolved that the Guberna-
torial vote cast at the election Of Governor
jackson in the year 1880 be taken as
basis, allowing one vote for every 100 vote.
cast, also one vote for every fraction OF
100, over fifty votes, which is as follows:
Votes.
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The best interests Of humanity depend on
the good health Of our women folks, and yet
those with brightest intellects seem 10 sn6ss
mos. with ailmeuts peculiar 10 female hfs.
i, is well TO remember that the whole female
system can be buik up 70 proper state o!
endurance, pimples, sores, ssollen hmbs
monthly pains and other indicstions Of 70
male disease, made to disappear snd robust
health Of mind and body tske Tie place d
illbess and distress, Il timeiynse i made
use Of Dr. Guysot's Yellow Dock and San
sparilla. II restores the blood 70 perjscl
health, II strengthens the muscular and ner
vous system. It gives tone 10 the digesdvs
and urinary organs II alAys I'll irritstios
ofthe mucous membrane. In word, It I
q perfect female medicine, and aids ever
function Of female lie. No other remsd!
equals il Fave your drugsia sstit. Tss
10 ssLE.itrts
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AGONE WID A COON"
Mr.. uIu smith Rembrandt style EloPes
WITH m NuIaffO.

Mr.. uIu Smith Rembrandt style ElOPes
With MulRttO.
A':,NTA, GA, August 2l.-Mrs. Lulu
Smi,i q mulatto woman, the wife Of the
Rev. George Smith, colored, who resides IN
NOrh Carolina and formerly had q charge
IN Qrcens county. l. l., eloPed few days
ago rom her husbands house with young
'co!oryd Sunday school teacher Her lover
ted With her as far as Washington and
there deserted her.
Mrs Smith then travelled on to her
mother home in Astoria, which she reached
laSt Saturday. On Monday her husband
and an officer made their appearance
armed with a warrant for her arrest for
Stealing SIS, which she had borrowed be-
lore 'sking her fight. She was bailed ont
o. Jall BY some Of her mothers friends,
EVERY one should tell his neighbor that
me best remedy for curing coughs and
Soios and the only sure cure for consumP-
Ioh' Is Ir, Wistsrs Balsam Of Wild Cherry.
" pleasant to take and very soothing snd
- "A Ia eIvslS
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* reading the Republican papers Of the
East one would conclude that Hon. W. Il.
BArSvE is the Democratic candidate for
President. They have dropped CLEVELAND
and taken Up BARSUN.
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ANOTHER ONE GONE,
Lived Together Happily for Ten Ysais Then
One ElDped.

Lived Together Happily for Ten Ysais Then
Ono EIoped.
NEw Yosz, August 2l.-Jossph Molin.
eux and hiswife lived happily together for
ten years Two years Of that time they
spent in America, and four children blessed
their union. They lived nj No. 23s East
One-hundr.d and Seventh street, where they
recently added boarder, John Daggitt, 70
their family. Ina short time he began
have more TO say about the care Of the
house than the husband. BE ordered the
children about and vent out with ArA
Molinesz for stroll Last Saturday Mrs.
molinesax went away with the bosrder Who
only short time before hsd abused hef
Dothss for asking him to lsaIs the house
The woman took her husbands weeks
wages and has failed TO return Mr. Mol
ireul appealed to the Society for the Pro
yention Of Cruelty TO Chhren 70 relieve
him Of the care dtwo Of his children, and
Agent Wiison reported the facts 10 Justice
Wside Yesterday.
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TaS New York Independent has taken
another turn at the CLEVELAND scandals.
fit keeps on it viii turn the stOmachs Of
It's readers unless they are pretty tough.
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II Ohio county had, at any time, cast her
forty votes solid for either WILSON or PEN-
DLEToN, the one receiving the vote would
have been nominated.
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IT Is not often that Convention has
Il rec such strong and prominent men to Sc
lee, candidate from as BSNNNON, WILSoN
and PENDLETOS.
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PourNAL action, like any other import
snt act, should be based only on reason and
Conscience. That's what the independent
Republican movement in New York means
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1884-08-22

C,vyErAND's admirable letter is written
in that calm, let-us-ressOn-tOgether vein
Sbich should pervade all political discus
sions. Voting through passion or prejudice
Produces only bad dresults.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1884-08-22

Hox. EUSrACE GIBSON rises TO an explaua-
Ton of his. Washington interview in this
mornings REGISTER.
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As long as the New York Independent
had no hand in nominating CLEVELAND it is
> little cheeky to ask for his removal from
khe ticket.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1884-08-22

ONO county carried off the compliment
.srv honors at. New Martinsyille on yester-
dav. A double craftsmanship and one elect
Ior Is no, bad.
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EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE MEETING.

Organizing by Electing w. @. Bennett
Chairman.
Immediately after the adjournpent of the
Convention the members of the District
Executive Committee assembled in the par
lors of the Point House and organized by
electing W. G. Bennett, OF Lewis county,
chairman. and j. W. Gallaher, treasurer.
No secretary was chosen at this meeting
it being the sentiment of majority that
the selection of that officer had better be left
to the discretion ii the chairman.
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TuE elegant nominating speech Of young
|Mr. wIrHERs was snsNcelleAt send of tor
JUDGE BRASSoS's candidacy
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c NPHELL PLLMER's presentation of
Prot. PENpLEToN's $ claims to the Convention
was one in splendid style. Brooke county
= WAYS shows up well.
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MR. crane was highly comPimentsd for
.he graceful manner in which he withdrew
from the contest.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1884-08-22

Tvs Moundsyille Zouayes made q 6ne
,,.rrsr in their scarlet uniforms.
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Tho Break.

Before the totals could be cast up Col
Wilson came forward. and said: Mr.
Chairman: Desiring the success of the
Democratic party above svery other con-
siaeIalioa. sh.I nsses 10 o-s-: ~
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1884-08-22

HEyEY ;. WLxER's speech was one of
MS best. 1t would make good campaign
document
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Mr.. FRAME received Ohio countys forty
votes on the second ballot in the Congress
Sionsl race.
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Trs convention was very harmonious. A
r,'p 100 harmonious for good luck.
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Third Ballot.

Fourth Ballot.
Lewis \. Newman at this point withdrew
his name amid grest cheering and confusion
and amid loud cries Of "Brannon and
Wilson" the convention proceeded TO take
q fourth ballet
When the roll call was finished the vote
stood as sollows
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1884-08-22

Tug nominating speeches we're generally
Good West Virginia has a race Of born
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1884-08-22

VINO Is F. D. MUssEY, anyway, who makes
srch a mess in West Virginia pOiticsl
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BEFORE BREAKFAST.

Cn,mIE CALDWELL was missed at New
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A ROMANCE.

Csrpkarst Cshsn, Penniisss and Dssgs~s-
SILK, Change. One Captivity for Asethss.
NEw Yosx, Angus, 2l.-A civil oers.
mony Of marriage performed this morning
BY Mr.. Justice Hall. Of the City Court.
formed the elimination Of On East Side
Hebrew romance. The parties were Bsn-
hsrdt Cohen, aged twenty six, . cigas mss
ufaeturer. Of No. james stfeet. end hiss
Francis Marina, aged twenty.four, tsn-
bour embroidrrer. Cohen came from w
enpa and Mss Marina vAs born In Waysv.
They met Ut confirmation party 10 Sep
tenker last snd on tie evening u
October Il last met about thirty
friends at the house Of Mis- MsrinA's sistss.
IN Essex street, near Rivington. and exscs'
ted contract according 70 the old Hsbrsic
Gorn, By which tbsy sgrssd 70 NARY In
January. Miss Marina ct oocs bcgsa par
chasing her iIoassesu and stored sway sup
plies Of table linen, etc., ~ she VS. by cas-
tom required TO do. wbsa Jsaussy esss
the vedding vas Il CoAsa's rsqusk posle
poned untsi Nay. In nsy, CoSsa ssks1
Miss Marina boa mnch mooey - ha4 -
on being Informed that shs ID sxpse4e1
her sayinu On hoassbold fafnitsS - ~
ceSsSs Esssssssss sAsksa.
She cosSuitsd cednscllos, Bsnsd o. bes.
nsrd. Who procured IN ordR q sna1t ffe1
Juss;ee Hall, and Cohss vas leigA u fIsl-
Iov ssssst jail. The s6oes a NJ eossssl
Ns. n. 8. Levy, failed 70 secure hs rsleAss
and be consented 70 mary nie hafise-
The wedding took plscs ID Jss6es hale
chamber. 20 shich Cohen ~ bsoeSk -
Sheriff Gsesns. Af1 H. cGsoeay q -
foupd thAt his scjoarn in ~ Lsdles etssse
Jail had financially embarrassed ka. g.
sellm Levy became responsihSe - nA9s1
Stems for t3.65 costs. Cohea be5evo6 .
bali dollar from hisod asa - ebsiAf p1lp
took Second Aveans strsst 60 - eAsar
home.
AuDy, vhe suffered Ron vsaknen =.
euiiar TO b2 sex, n vitiag y hae1.
said Il tisd yssieo bdssy -
Gina, but only fosaa syssh yesise ...
A friend to,d ~ v - D.. 0syssts To-
lov Dock ss4 BauspasiEA. IL s.ce -
me vas sooa indieated u 3 s2sas 81 bees.
tiful comzSexioa, 3 hss3e1 ltoo ssoo 80
uaips. 8 eorpIs1s rsncvsl q psrveo q
rser;xl, paislss ngshdty b 49, -
resaoa asi slhwsfsa lanaet y1nis -
seneiy toe hiehly 81 tseStiend = sp:s
fisg woasshod end y . nssagihsl
lEsEs;aA