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IN THE NoRTHwgsT.
Indians Set the Prairie ON Firs-Mors Settle
.-L--L.l .,anta Ballad o.. D 80

ments Raidsd.
WINNIPEG, MAN, May 20.-A ,Battleiord
dispatch Of yesterday says: The situation
here to-day took on q peculiar change.
Poundmaker's Indians, evidently encour.
aged by the capture Of the supply train
and by the quietude Of otter's troops, came
closer to the barracks. It is supposed that
over 200 Indians were riding about in the
vicinity. They set the prairie on fire in
several places not far from town aud the
barracks. Their actions gave rise 10 a
fear OF attack and steps were Immediately
taken to meet 1t. Forces were gathered in
and around the barracks and the town put
In position for defense. The private Can
adian Pacific wire has been out OF order
all day, and 1t is likely nothing further
will come through till very late.
WINNIPEG, May 20.-The Hudson Bay
Company have adviees that several Of
their most important posts in the North
Saskatchewan district have been plum.
dered and burned by the Indians, and
the officers and people turned adrift in an
almost starving condition. At Green
Lake post, 200 miles north Of Edmonton,
probably 10000 worth OF goods were
destroyed or stolen. Lac Iabiche station,
800 miles north Of Fort Carlton, was also
raided. The plundering OF this post in
dlcates that the Indian disalfection ex-
tends much further north than has been
supposed.
w1sS1rre, May 20.-General Middle.
ton expects within short time To leave
Prince Albert for Battleiord. Halfof his
force will be taken with him and the re-
mainder will be dispatched to Join Colsnel
Otter, who will then begin a vigorous
campaign against the Indians.
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Rork Paeking Stnti.ties.

.CISclNYArl, May To-morrow's Gins
cinnati Priee Current will say: A small in.
crease oyer the preceding week is shown
in the setarnset The number ai hogs hand
led by western packers during the past
week, the total being $4,000, making an
aggregate OF /, l,3l0, 900 hogs since March |,
against IL 10000 q year ago, an increase al
200, 600 for the first one.third Of the sum
mer packing season.
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Rs,yoiationists Defeated. .

La LiaEKrAD, May 20, VIA GALVESTON.
Yesterday after five hours sauguinary
fighting at the town Of Armenia, in Saliva
dor, the salyadorian army routed abe rev
olntionists and captafsl d large quantity
OF arms and scannons. The reyolutionists
are led by Afenendeg The arms and guns
captured were supplied him by Guate-
mala. Many prisoners were taken by the
Salvadorians, who are In full pursuit Of
the retreating insu;gents.
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c1selssATIjo >, ,stayg0 The Cincinnati
Commercial Garstte to-day quotes the fol.
lowing from an, interview with General
Beatty concerning Ex-Governor Fosters
statement that shermsa- q. candidate
iof reelection to the Senate: "This is an
amiabIe fiction gotten up in the interest
of harmony, brt that lie (Sherman) in.
tends to accept and serve Is untrue. lie
has never said he would, and never will. y
The Commcyci1l Gazette adds: Senator
Sherman says in 9 letter before us, dated
March %: ~ have concluded TO allow
my name to be canvassed with the rest
and to accept II elected"
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saiya,Ionists sIohssd.

p sA sA6tlAAkstoso o1t,; May 20. The salYs-
ton Army had d grand gathering tromthe
different cities Of the State to-day. After
aparade through the city they.went to the
Sixth Street Church, where twas The in,
tention TO hold an all night prayer meet
ing. While the Salyationists were etl-
gagged In their exercises the church was
invaded by q crowd Of several hundred
men aud boys who mobbed the Salvation,
lists and wrecked the church, smashing IN
the windows aud everything movable.
The salyationisss He'd from the building.
The mob followed ind STACKED them on
tho steeig Many 81 the members, male
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A s1cKENiNG TALE.
The Siege of carthagena-People Living on
cata nn,i noys T45ei 7lHE


Cats and Dogs.
Colon, May eo.-The United States war
vessels Tennessee and Alliance have re-
turned from Carthagena. Admiral Jouett
was unable to arrange terms ofpeaoe. The
rebel Gytan, with 1000 followers, made
an assault on the walls of Carthagena, on
the night OF May7. After severe battle
the insurgents were repulsed with loss
Of 500 men.
THE rebels finally withdrew in their
llotilla to Baranquilla. The American,
Ickett, who commanded the flotilla In
the assault on the city was killed. One
wing Of the attacking land force was led
by Preston, the rebel who burned Colon.
General villa, Presidentof Panama, with
1000 men, arrived at Carthagena day be-
lore yesterday and with these troops and
1000 Caucanos, will proceed to attack the
rebels at Baraneuilla. When the siege Of
Carthagena was raised, the people were
living on the flesh Of cats and dogs. 'iii4
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Fp,uia,Iur n, San, Patch.

\ New YoRx; May 90! Yesterday RFof
6dlum jumped off the Brooklyaibfidga, I
distance Of 1856 feet. He was takenfron
tho water alive but died soon afterwards
To-day James Hsagatt, yRe agcompan'
led Odlum on his mission to take the iataI
lump, was arraigned in the Brooklyn
police court ona charge oil aiding 0dlum
In committing an act endangering the lat
ters Iiie!. Another charge against him Il
pptraging public deceHcy iR aiqins thf
act. Ttia ACCUSED was committed g jail
REORGANIZATION. ts-t
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CARTER HARRISON says he offered to bet
Morrison $4,000 to 5000 that hs'could
be elected Senator il the Democrats would
support him. He claims to have had
enough Republicans pledged to carry him
through. Carter omits to say how much
those Republicans were TO get for signing
the pledge. Note the strong odor of
Doodle in Carter's craftsmanship.
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I Wl1rHsrARRE, Pa, May 20.-The E1ecu.
tive Relief Committee at Plymouth sub
mitted their official report to the commit
toe Of citizens to-day. The following is q
6a May s, itheSeiwete al cases oity-
phoid fever. SINCE that date VI new cases
have been reported, making 915 in all.
The deaths In the past two weeks have
numbered 55, which leaves $50 cases, 1874
being convalescent. A majority of the
sick are reported to be on;the mend, but
many are still in a critical condition. The
tataI number Of destitute families receive
ing aid is gi6. The total disbursements TO
date reach * 1flO !ssi I-lt = S,3i t;5. =
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LONDON, afay 2O.-The papers relating
TO the seizure Of the French newspaper
IL Bo,phore Eggptiea at Cairo by the Khe-
dives government with Tie knowledge
and consent Of lsugland, were laid before
Parliament to-day. They conclude with q
letter from Lord Lyons, the British Min.
ister. THIS letter is dated at Paris. April
20, and quotes tho expression made by NJ.
DeFreycipet, FreaGh Foreign Minister, in
which be speaks in warm terms OF the
high sense Of friendship which Eirl Gram
vile displayed towards France during the
controversy about the matter.
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He was There.

\ Culc1Ge, May sot-A local daily thil
morning publishea the following card ID
the editor: 4.
The article In your paper headed eWae
He Kidnappedg' Is not exaggerated, bui
100 true. Il was one Of the unfortunate
victims on board the Ella knight, which
leftNew Orleans for Puerto Barrios, Qua
temala, and can corroborate the state'
inent Of Edgard Santa Rose. lam OF the
same age, 10, and can carroharate the ter:
rible stories OF suffering, hardship and
brutality. RICHARD H4disr,
tts2 No. 27 North Clarke street; Chicago.
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SENATOR slEGIAx, in letter OF March
%, quoted by the Cincinnati Commercial
Gasclt, says with reference to tho sena-
tOrship: shave concluded TO allow my
name to be canvassed with the rest, and
to accept ifelected." Now designing folks
must stop saying that our Uncle John is
outoith contest. II we mood him to "go
up higher" we shsn't have far to reach
for him, and a Republican Governor will
sppOint Republican successor.
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Mn. rnrLINenvrsEN,s pEAru

Mr.. FREL1NeHursEN's DEATH
After Lingering and Painful IIlnsss-BrIer
Biographical Sketch.
NEWARK, N. j., May 9o.-Ex-secretary
Of Estate Frelinghuysen, who has been Iii
for a long time, died at IS o'clock this. alter
noon.
Hon. Frederick 7. Frelinghuysen comes
OF distinguished American family. He
Is the nephew and adopted son oi Theo-
dore Frelinghuysen, who was the can
didate for Vice President on the ticket
with Henry Clay in 1874. Theodore Ere
liughussen was the son OF Frederick Ere
linghuysen, delegate TO the Continental
Congress In 1875, soldier Of the Revolu-
tionary war, Major General, and
q Senator OF the United States in
1893. The present Frederick T. Ere.
'linghnysen, retired with ex.Presfdent
Arthnr's Cabinet, as Secretary OF State.
He was born at Mtlltown, Somerset coun-
ty, New Jersey, August 4, 1917, gradu.
ated at Rutgers College in 1886. In 1861
he was appointed Attorney General Of
New Jersey and reappointed in 1906. He
was appointed q United States Senator the
same year TO gil q vacancy, and was lect-
ed in 1867 for the rest Of the term, which
expired in 1869. The following year he
was chosen Senator for tho term begin
ming In 1871, aud was appointed Secreta-
ry OF State by President Arthur after the
Garfield Cabinet resigned.
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3DR. BAIRD chose for his address before
the State Medical Society a timely topic.
The lesson Of cleanliness in It's relation 10
health cannot be too often taught, and the
higher mission OF the medical profession
istOprevent disease and death. The sad
story Of Plymouth. which has been run
ming through the columns Of the press tcr
weeks, ought not to lie thrown away on
intelligent people. Every community can
help itself by rigid personal and public
cleanliness, and 10 community can afford
to Oneglect the precautions which common
sense and science suggest.
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araaps Condition.

Nrw YoRk, May ao.-The usual semi.
weekly conference Of Doctors Douglas and
shrady took place this afternoon at Gen
eral Grants house. The throat Of the
General was examined. The doctors
lound nV marked change. Some part o.
The swelling below sud behind tle eaal
has subsidized and less pain Is the result
Since Sunday the General has experienced
none Of the pains that lastweek centered
at the esS. Both the physicians referred
10 tie excellent rest day and night by the
patient. N-@ q.
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Np Pound. il lhs NnYr Ynrds,

WARRINGTON, D. O, May 20-C6mmo-
dore Trnxton, commander Of the Norfolk
navy yard, has directed tho foreman of
the ships smith and the foremcn Of tho
laborers at The yard TO deny over
their signatures statement that they
were members Of recent democratic
city convention at Norfolk, or be dis.
charged. The Commodore has prohibited
political discussions in the yard, and says
that any employe who takes a conspicn-
Gus part politics will lose his position.
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pa,i nln.

HARnlsylLlr, Pa, Nay s1-rhe cov.
ernor returned to. tie House to-day with
out his approval, the bill authorizing tho
president and manaees Of turnpike road
companies to sell or abando the turnpike
with the consent Of q majority Of the
stockholders. The reason assigned for the
veto Is that the bill would,open the door
TO serious wrongs on creditors and stock.
holders.
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Expre.sIon. ID lcondoIenee.

WAsniNoroN, D. q, May 2O.-Upon Tho
receipt 1.-THE news Of the death Of Tx.
Secretary Frclinghuysen, Secretary Bayarl
telesraphed Mrs. frelinghuysenas follows:
"The President aud his Cabinet have
Just heard with deep lsensibility Of the
death Of your honorcd husband. Accept
from each and all Of Us. expressions Of
sincere sympathy and condolence."
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KtliSd tiio Mo h..

BprrAIo, May 2O.-The house Of Cap
tain Daniel R. Rogers was besng cleaned
Yesterday, and gasoline was spread On the
differsnt floors to kill moths. The win
lowas we're kept elosed. Ansxplosion last
rinht destroyed the holso snd dstnsged
the two adjoining houses. Captain Rogers
was burned TO death. Mrs. Rogers was
badly burned. Captain Rogers was q
memberoi the ffn of Rogers& 4 Brown,
ship brokers,
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Special Dlspdtca % the INtsalgeReeF.
PirTsBuRou, Pa, May 2o.-The situation
in the iron trade with reference to The
scale question in this district is daily
growing more critical. For several days
past the workmen have been holding quiet
meetings Of their lodges, and 1t has been
decided that another conference must be
held. From reliable source 1t L. learned
tonight that the manufacturers are about
to execute a flank movement on the work.
man
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We are hearing something via New
York Ot the presidential campaign in
West Virginia. Johnny o o'Bhen has been
telling 1t to "Gath", and his story runneth
thus; "NIr. Elkins spent as much money
on the State Of West Virginia to carry 1t
As would have carried the State Of New
York." From this we are to infer that
very little money would have done the
business in the great State Of New York j;
Tor oFyey little money came to West Yir-
ginia. lI .fdf
The State Committee was already hard
up for means to carry out a programme
necessarily projected on modest scale.
ltwas 50 short otfuhds that It was unable
toperlect its organization as 1t desired and
Is the situation would have justified. a
state so poorly supplied with railroads 10
very expensive to canvass, and it is highly
cFedisable tothe committee and to the
party that 50 much workiwas doue.xsth
soIittle money. West Virginia Rspubli.
cans would have been glad 10 make their
aSht without a dollar otoutside help, but
they will feel better about that now that
TIE rich State Of New York Is complaining
OIL being slighted in the apportlonment.
II "a mistake was made It was in not
HN0fttHOH 10 "a. ~
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WASHINGTON, D. O., May O.-Tho Sec.
retary Of the Treasury has appointed T.
Oven Roberts, Of Maryland, to be chtcfof
q division in the Second ComptroIlcr's
Office vice Dr.. w. g. Green, Of Maryland,
disinissed for "oflensiye pa1izanship.n,
Mr.. Roberts is son.in.law Of ext Governor
Bowie.
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SENATOR OANuES wasin New York when
the news OF IOgan's election reached him.
lIeis quoted as saying: "Ialways thought
that Morrison might be trusted to make a
bOtCll Of that natter" When this reaches
Illinois there will be- certain coolness in
the nartv
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QuEuEc, May 90 The crew Of the Nor.
wegian ship Moea, lost in collision with
an iceberg. arrived to-day. They report
the ship having become firmly jgmmed In
icebefgs. Boats were got out. Twelve
men got into the first boat, which was
speedily carried out Of the.yeasels reach.
Az six more Of the crewremained, another
boat was got out, but ahe was Immediately
smashed and hlled. Matters began 10
look serious for those on the vessel when
the FIRST boat managed TO get within hail.
ing distance and the line was thrown her
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nAaaERs OF Tne psEp. {

:. 80 d. y = y
The Singular BEpetteafp Of . stesmship
With M Iceberg.
HAllrAx, N. s., May 2O.-The atealnel
Dracona, already reported arrived dis
abied, presented . curious appearance as
she docked, Her stern from the sixteen
foo. dfauEht mark for ten feet or more up
is tlattened back about three feel gu the
port and live feet on the stasSoard, while
above this the s.ernis split perpendI u.
larly as though struck byan immense
battering.ramT
May 10 we saw what appeared to be . fog
bank on our starboard bow, Being
apprehonsive Of danger Orders were
given TO put her helm hard. 70
starboard, the engines at the sane lms
being stopped. We then saw that the
supposed fog bank was ice. AS itwas, i'm.
possible to avoid this Ice by the helm, the
engines were backed full speed, but they
had not been moving over minute
and crew bad scarcely time to leave the
forecastle before the ship violently cold.
ed with the iceberg, making b terrible
crash. Tho iceberg had come in full
view when the engines started. The
crew thought the steamer would sink and
preparations we're hurriedly made TO
abandon her while the glittering tower Of
ice creaEingly dissngaged and slowly
driitsd Oh. Tho captain made On exam
nation Of the bow aud discovered; that
the damage was all before the collision
the bulkhead. II was also found that the
ship was making no water. Being q steel
ship the plates had not broken but were
simply doubled In, forming asoFt otbreak,
water for the hulkhead. No further acei!
dents occurred, but thick weather was ex-
petienced until the steamers arrival In
port. After dischaTging her Halifax freight
thesteaner viii proceed to Montreal With!
6ueswAiting for rirepairs! Va
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Now comes contradiction Of the ru-
norea trouble in Rev. DR.. sunderland's
congregation because OF The presence OF
Frslerick Douglass. So much the better.
ave shall meet beyond the river"
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rllE MANUFACTURERS sCuRNn.

Tomorrow the Western Iron Associa-
ton will hold a meeting for the purpose ot
reducing the card rate Of iron. The pres
ent nominal rate is two and fiye-tenths
cents, but sales have been made at lower
ed fgures! It Is the intention TO drop
the card rate TO about one and seven. tenths
and then announce lowered rate. This
will, in fact, have but little effect on
actual prices, but the operatives in nom
union mills will bereduced In wages and,
according to the manufactured plan, the
Amalgamated men must come down.
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srRErARY BAYAED's desire to Improve
our relations with Missouri docs credit to
the head and heart Of that great and good
man who, Notwithstanding his greatness
and goodness, sometimes goes wrong.
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rspEn cover Of taking a vigorous hand
in lie Augusta, Maine, postotIice fight,
the New York Hor4 spreads before it's
readers the Blaine campaign scandals.
rbcrs are birds that live on carrion.
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Tuosr Illinois Republicans knew what
,bsv we're about when they refused to
D,Syide st. John with a free hall. The
S,iut ought to apply to a Democratic Leg
isature or hire hall.
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emperor william Sick.

BERLIN, May 2o-1tis announced that
the Emperor is again indisposed and that
owing 10 his illness Ring Leopold, Of
Relginni, has postponed his intended visit
on the alst, 10 thank the Rmperor and
Prince Bismarck for their assistance in
promoting the foundation Of the Congo
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great line Of railway uniting the two
oceans, beyond the reach Of hostile attack
and free from the restraints Of apoBsibly
embarrassing neutrality.
Thirty German families have arrived at
Limberg from Russia. They are going to
America. They claim that an anti. Ger.
man feeling is Rrowipgin Russia.
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Iris evident that Mr.. winans was too
handy with his pen for a millionaire.
Ills 'little devil" is making it very lively
for him. Still, he never called himself
100 little POODLE" as Lord Lytton wrote
when he vas framing his immortal love
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III. cabIed that "Mr. Gladstone walked
,,i,h ~ \ Nj. Lowell to Eaton College and
S..t" S,'I Then it is not true that they
."vs,A1 DI the distance atleapftog.
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Sss.1oR BLACKBURN declares that he is
,oinb Ills level best to keep quiet, but IN
,im,tes that the President mustn't crowd
HIM, Blackburn has nerve anda tongue
NJ tOrked lightning.
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As exchange Fsays: "Bartholdi, the
.,nlUtOr, will come to this country to see
Ii. statue Of Liberty Enlightening the
World properly placed on its pedestal ?
That ID. Il he lives long enough.
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SAEorrri, ARcrIc bXp gplrIoN.

This Alert TO Go North to Pick Up Exple,
.rers In Northern REGIONS. aI
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II ,bere are to be any medals struck to
..a'nsmorate +" the campaign in the Sou
SUI 1,n Il viii be the Alahdi who will start
,bo machinery. H.i
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BaAppoRn, PA.s May 2o-1n q quarrel
this evening Rsbert Lane was fatally stab
he'd by George Nature. The fight was the
result ofa long standing gtudge. Nature
surrendered himself aud was locked up.
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and she hauled along side. An the crew
succeeded in boarding her except one,
Jonann Roht, q native Of Denmark, who
was lost. The Captain was the last to
leave the vessel and had very narrow
escape.
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Right Nips Pile.

FALL RIVER, MASS, May e1-The re-
port Of an expert on the affairs Of the
Netamore mill shows John Blaisdell, the
absconding bookkeepef, to be a detaulter
in $i4 ,0S3. -.H
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:, ,base Lall BY electric light can bemade
,'.csss there will be no use Of a man
s.lovsipp : Io to lodge. A game nighteaSily
,n, m daybreak.
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rrrRr Is a good deal Of BIaineTlsss
,,lE among Eastern Republicans. Mean.
.i,,s . NJ. Blaine produces ten printed
a'ss,a ",Ds day Of his "Twenty Years."
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1t is settled that some Of the mills here
will run at a reduction even in case Of a
strike. 1t is the intention Of the manu-
facturers not to announce reduction In
the card rate for several days yet, and
spring the movement at the last moment.
III the meantime any effort by either side
toward a comhromisewilr be quickly sec;
onded by the other. ~
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and female, were severely injured. The
entire police force was called ont, and
after difficulty succeeded in dlspersing
the mob. No arrests are reported.
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~, Council Finance Committee wisely
..aslnJes aJn that ii can't well cut the gar
eoaS' COW, nptil It sees how much cloth it has