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The Meridional. (Abbeville, La.) 1856-1906, 1885-02-28
TOWN COUNCIL,
-.l)-R H.
ABbEvILLE, JAN. 18th 1885.


The Council met pursuant to aa-
journment, present Joseph }. Alb
adie, Mayor and councilmen Wise,
Bourque and Broussard.
Absent Young.
The reading Of the minutes OF
the previous meeting was dispensed
with.
The reports of the Collector and
of the Treasurer were read and
adopted aud ordered to be spread
on the minutes.
COLLECTORS REPORT.
To the Honorable Mayor and Mem
Lers Of the Town Council, l the
undersigned, respectfully
submit this my report
up to date 3any
26,h 1885
As Constable and Collector
of the
Town of Abhe5ille.
amt Of taxes received on
rolls 81 $ S74 %
amt coll on same lip to date 657 Is
amt remaining nncoIl ZIG 20
amt of licenses uucoll at last
report of 'S4, 2S9 5O
amt coll on same III 81
amt remaining uncolt III w
amt of fines coli up to date 70 so
Re CAPT u a on.
amt Of taxes of 'e4 nncoll s75 o5
amt of licenses for 'S4 nncol 289 81
amount of fines up to date % 50
S 1887 O5
amt col on taxes Of '.S4 657 76
amt col on licenses Of "a ll2 81
amt coll on fines up to date % 81
amt remainin uncol on taxes ZIG 29
amt remaining uncol on
licenses ~ uo
5 1887 O5
By rcpt Of Treas Of this date 1913 Ii
Respectfully,
GEO. E. LYONS.
Con.Collector
Approved, Abhe:ille Jan. 26, '84
Jos. j. ABADIE,
SOLOMON WISE,
Fin Committee
| 7REASURER'S REPORT.
70 Jannary 5th 1884.
To the Honorable Mayor
and Council of
Abbeville.
. General Fund.
1884.
Dec 5, to bal on hand S 247 9
Credit.
Jan S, by amt paid since
last report % q
}h.,o,Sa this day l38 q
Street and Bridge Fund.
| Dec S, 'S4 to bal on hand IA 3
Jan 5. 'S5, by amt paid
since last report . I
to balance this day : ~ .
Sinking Fund. i.
To amt on hand : -o4 .
Respectfully.
E w. B. WHITE
!. Treasurer
After examining this report "
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Tuesday, February 3rd 1855.

Tuesday, February 3rd 1855.
Jury met pursuant to adjourn
ment. present Howard Hoffpauir,
president, members : -Messrs Le-
blanc, Green, Bartels, Putnam, Nor
gan and Broussard.
On motion Of Mr. Bartels,
Resolved, that the old iron of the
AbbeviIle Bridge be placed in
charge Of Mr. l. Sokoloski, for stor.
age, also the old lumber to be sold
by him to the best advantage or
delivered to road overseers for
building and repairing bridges.
The Police Jury has received
from and receipted to the tax col
lector for the following unpaid Ii
cpnses. tO.wit
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ghe s9er'a'onal
=z7I,uED EVERY SATURDAY,
az SUBSCRIPTION

r.nns OF SUBSCRIPTION
,yyAaIABIY IN ADVANCE
H . 80
.,v one yesrs 49, '........... / 2s
onc cops' 81 nauu US i've new cash su"ser's,t. he
person s:sses. :sss viii be tn,''sd to copy Of the
7 tlhs,sss.rs, b sa.v gratis. for one Sear'
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4. D. LE MAITRE, N. D.

From Par1s Daslme1TlqAe Iast7ule,,.
Hopes to locate himself in Ver7
milion-clailns as an opening all
chronic diseases--22 years cxpc-
rience-no conditions whateyer--
neither bargains--but satisfactions.
Located at Simonc, Leblanc.
Nov. % 81 I'm.
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The police jnry of Vermilion par
ish met at the court house, town Of
Abbsyille on this I'd day Of Febru.
ary 1885, pursuant to adjournment:
Members present Howard HQff.
.pauir, president J \ Leblanc, r
Gregn. FL Morgan, II II Bartels.
and j H Putnam.
Absent j Z B:onssard:
Minutes Of two previous meetings
read and adopted. .,..-
Report of Finance Committee
read adopted aud ordered spread
on the minutes
R E p 0 r I
To the Honorable President and
MEMBERS of the Police Jury of
the Parish of Vermilion, Gents.
The finance committee met this
29lh day of January 1885, for the
purpose of settling with the parish
Treasurer and submit to~you tue
following report.
Having examined books, vouchers
and receipts, We end that he is to be
DR. & Or as follows
1884, April 8, amt reed from Ex-
Treasurer $6,403. l6
tota! amt reed from col
lector and sundry par
ties from April -Sth '84
to Jany -24th '85 inclu.
sive $9.S96.89
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tax collector be authorized to re-.
ceive from said Watkins the tax
that may he due on his lands a, the
rate Of l2a cents per acre, on tax
rolls Of 1854, and that, the collector
be credited with the difference aris-
ing from this deduction as figures on
said roll.
On motion Of J Fl Putnam.
The tax collector is authorized to
accept and receive from r p O'Bry.
an the sum of seventy FIVE dollars,
in full Of all parish taxes, which may
have been unpaid by the succession
Of D O'Bryan, NJ Alzerith Perry,
widow and heirs of 3 O'Bryan and
Of R P O'Bryan for all years previous
TO the year 1878, and the payment
of said $500 shall be in full Of all
demands against. them as aforesaid.
On motion of Robt Green,
Resolved that the lumber lying
on the public road leading from
Perry's Bridge to Cypress Point
lying near Mr. Stansbury's place to
he placed at the disposal of said
Stanbury, for the purpose CT making
and repairing bridges for the use OF
the public.
On motion Of j A Leblanc the
jury adjourned until 9 o'clock to-
morrow. ..,. :.
HOWARD HoFFpAU1R, president.
l.. c. LYONS, clerk.
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Total - $40 w
On motion of J II Putnam,
Resolved, that above unpaid il
censes be placed in the hands OF Il
C Smedes, District Attorney, for
collection.
On motion of j Fl Putnam,
Resolved, that licenses for the
year 1885 be placed by parish treas
urer in hands of J S Nunez, tax
collector for collection, and that said
tax collector be required to make
final settlement for, same, not later
than April lst 1885.
On motion of j 7 Broussard.
Resolved, that the sum of SIS or
so much thereof as may be necessary
be appropria ted for the purpose Of
procuring transcripts from State and
q S Land Offices Of all lands sold
and unsold in the Parish Of Vermil'
ion up to January lst 1885.
The following claims were allow;
ed and warrants ordered to issue on
this 3rd day Of February.
State vs witness amt
Stephen Wllby, J johnson 5 | 25
j Bowie l. Butaud 3 70
Ed Mathews, Henry Deyot l 81
Chas Murphy 6 ! ~
"A l. Leblanc, con, State vs. :.
A Moss 2 90
J Henry Blanc 2 So
Gradey cases 5 ~
Colin Leblanc, con, State vs
+ Gabriel Sawyer, Joe 80
) Francis col, Jim Reaux ~
Jaques Senegal 2 81
6 E Lyons jailer,
5 Wise assignee 2lO OO
l. Laporte med for prisoner "a 85
Eraste Thbeaux, bridge
keeper. bal due 1884 Z o1a
w D White keeping ferry J.
at Abbeville, bal l3O W
F F Feray building approach :.
es to bridge s Wise assignee 80 Ol
AF MaxGeld, overseer on
bridge. G Godchaux asgn 126 O(
Jean B Bertrand bridge
liu 2nd ward IL ..
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omcial Directory.

1,;,t,ic. Judge. nrn,,,, ,ov
district Attorney. = c,,nnrs
p'' ROBERT U. SMEDES.
c,s,t Of 9istsie, &C. Court, ',sorsa,.D
representative. = =, nnencp
Sheriff & Tax Collector; >,
coFonc'' ne. ". b. WH'grE.
Police Jury.
Il. HorrpAu1n, P President.
IN p PUTNAM, j. I. BRoussARD
~. >, :. cprrv Il. J. MORGAN
= n0JI q R,RTrLs J. \. LEBLANC
CLERK Gt Of Police Jury,
Wv LYMAN G. LYONS
Parish Treasurer,
' elijah WISE.
Town Connect.
~. ABADIE, Mayor.
> q svrnrs, O. BoURQUE
s. WisE, LAs1lE bEoussAND
Constable.
7,.,i,es Of the Peace, 3D.. Ward
i. G. LYoSs. w. hAbAc'h
Surveyors,
" " EDWARDS. y MnNTAGNh
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lector and sundry par
ties from April .stl '84
to Jany 9th '85 inelu.
sive $9.se6.s9
Say total s l6,3O0.O5
Cr by vouchers, &c
turned over to commit
tee and receipt given
for same 12,36s.25
bal in hand Of Treas 1881 80
this 29th day of Jany l885-three
thousand nine hundred and thirty
one SOll00 dollars.
Respectfully submitted,
lSigned) G. GoDgHAUX,
SOLOMON Wise,
Filed. Febry 2nd 1885.
(Signed) l.. c. Lyons, clerk.
Report OF. Parish Treasurer, read
adopted and ordered spread on the
minutes.
R E P O E I
Abbeville. Fehry End 1885.
To the Hon. President and Mem
ber of Police Jury of Vermilion
parish.
Gents.--I the undersigned res.
pectfully submit this my report
showing the financial condition of
the parish.
Receipts.
Jan /, by bal on hand at
report 5 2,O46.0S
Jan 8, by j S Nunez, on
roll of 'e3 5l.74
Jan 81, aunt from moneys
of 1884 10000
amt from j S Nunez on
roll Of 80 1882 28.74
From this amt $2,226.56
2,268.62 must be deducted as war.
rants presented aud paid, which
makes an amount of $42.O6 over
drawn on the surplus funds of "a,
besides amounts paid by Mr. Nunez
on the rolls of 'S4, he has paid
$2l8.25 as fncs collected in Novem.
ber term of court, which makes d
balance to tie Or OF the moneys on
rolls of 1884 Of $3,G8365. l have
handed besides above amounts
s2S9.75 same being paid as license.
This makes an actual amount on
hand of $3,93l.34.
Very Respectfully,
(Signed] ELI Wise,
Parish Treasurer.
Filed, February 2od 1885.
L. G. Lyons, clerk.
Report Of committee on approach
cs to bridge is hereby accented, and
bill for work done by F F Feray is
ordered paid.
On motion of II Fl Bartels,
Resolved, that the funds now in
the bauds Of Treasurer, and all un.
collected moneys Of 1884 aud pre-
vious be called the surplus funds
Of 1884.
Mr. H Putnam, hereby tenders
his resignation as member of finance
commltle, which was accepted and
+ J Morgan. appointed in his stead
The Jury then took recess unit
2 o'clock.
Jury again met after recess a
hour appointed.
/ We're present ali members excep
J r Broussard.
On motion of J ii Putnam,
! It is hereby resolved that the pc
tition of cirizens of Prairie Greie
asking for public road from =
is hereby granted, provided land TO
said road be donated to tie !parial
and the same be made part of ll,l
road district.
On motion of q b Ba,tels,
Resolved, that present assessmen
on lands of J B Watkins, appearin;
after characterization to be exce'
sive the same shall be reduced TO
uniform rate Of twelve and a hal
cents per acre. price paid by said
3 Wetkins for same, and that th
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find it correct, Abbevillc, Jan 21, '84
Jos. J: ABAD1E,
SOLOMON WISE,

January 70. 1850
Received Of Geo f Lyons, Col on
taxer of 1884. this day S 657 10
on licenses Of 1884 ll2 50
fine coll to Jan 26, 'S4 % so
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Col. 4. =. Aidrtch VANS the Negro Placed
II"rs d. Soe, ,st.

BAKNwELL CoUEr HOUSE. Jan 1G. 1868.
SIR; the threatened advance Of tho enemy
through our stale exposes II lar-e NUN bor %.
negroes to- capture. whioh. II po~sihi-. ehou'd
lie prevented. do not recommend to families
10 desert their homes. because some have not
tho means To move. Most of tho rts'idencus oni
# the line Of march have been taken w. and
experience has shown that refugees hay not
gen"rHilv bothered their condition in leaving
the comforts by which they were snrroundod to
seek new residences. unless they possessed
very amri. means. l am therefore not at all
SURF rissd that many have drt-rni ined 20 stand
their ground and no 10 their homestead,
rather than seek safety IN Hight.
WAT ] moet fear and what | desire To cal!
your attention TO. * thr nnmprr OF ahi.'- bodied
young rr.rots that n.hy TAI INTO tho hnris NJ
the enemy. hold it Ia les criminal in slave
owner t. niiow hi- youn. f"tiOw- to be cap.
au ab'e-brdi-d iAbpr-r. Int ii furnishes the in
Naling army with a good recru t. who makes
NJ hast II" Eonl der ~ tue 'gn, rant aud
who have seen service. Ii" Is mnr,. b-tl-,r mae
rial. NOW. wat | At present wish e" hr'ng 10
your attrn !on is I he necessity OF mrktn. some
arrangement by which THESE r-cruits from cur
iIuprrrs mas le mn ont OF the reach of tho
enemy, eflh"i hy the owner u the save "r Ny
ia" state ~ ~" rAuens- OF tho owner. 1t j.
very r"mm"l rrply now oi m"u who own siar-S
to say: DO no. nt,nd t. moyr: | Gay. no
y ace to 10 To-. no pud on which 10 put my ne
grpes, and. II had. no money with which 10
nlUV" ana ~upport them.
l. it not muth better for u man who has two
ten or tity young ia W. H. -Yi q lh'Tu or one
Ia -. tnrm u tti-" the nrau- to srN- the re-,
mainnrr inau to eve % nj them to lne enemy
What good les "a Tor 5 nth Carolina 20 call
out three or four Thousand ml.itia, Cd men
and boys iu"prHbio of nc i've service. " th"nt
cpmprtnnt officers. MT htS.u! the Orllupry
camp epuipas" aud snrpi'F. with no di,r-
give 20 the enemy "i!:h' or ten thousand Rhl--
bodied megrnn-. strong, healthy, active. acru>-
VII" Wi hc nmsdia,riy ,l,etrlbn,ai anon On al an
nrnY Of veterans ANA made good troops against
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pride, 's 'N
Drawn ~ te ful! moon driven by the fierce wind tide
utun ilit, '' 1870
Flooded our roor little Channel. A hundred anxious
>'N"-
Were watching hreHCh nav brOh en-vb,n ,u,,,.,,,,
" bat .ouns !I-ani, rounding the mir bc ad A, n,
lul her briurr 49, ' ''"'
There SUR enough Was strAng smack cad
Tor he shore ~ '"'"'''
How viii sh- land where each wav, A. IA unnuut.,,
Too late Tor hr,
H'" ur a ht. ~. 10 show her tho right PLACED shs
She h. close With "a rush on the eullouiny wn,., =.
stand
a. ~" water Sirks from beneath her her nose Just
hhl men - rrle nan j. -acking city greedy of prey
''s- M seho uttered chamber, cld's toy IiYhtIy
AWAY. - ''""''
sf,nI wave rose from behind and lifting her lowered
And nung her headong down on the hard beach close
10 tue tok '' N'''
Crash, nat us only her bowspri, gone-shs IL
And csrr breass cut for hundred hand hEve hold OF
her nov. ''" VI
And they say twas hcr howsprt saved her or Abe m
have gone over then. - ~'''''
Her b4wsppi WAS that saved her and little they think
those men, '~' '"'A'~'
or one weak that we'd aha NJ, a. -
tempest driyenl WV ''"'N te"'
They say twas her howsrrit saved her .sy ,,ws.
'""' prayer ana heaven FwB
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80: "a :: ! e, 49, ssss7: Y Re
III prsy.ili 6nk re- h.ys been i.Drsss,,d 2
this way. ihsvs aoS heard Then n vssif bot
cannot doubt T. Oea. Hasood q nov with ne.
and ~ have eouferred freely. He agrses with
me- that 1t viii b criminal TO allow our young
feliows 70 fall into the hands OF the enemy. My
sons are also at homo. They are oil in the SER
vice, and. ~ you know. hnve had opportunities
to form opinions entitled to weight and consid.
Grafton. They all agree that while the negro
dOes not make . soldier 10 compare with the
mon who oil up our ranks. ho does make a sol
der who compares favorably With the soldiers
who hll up the ranks Of the Yankee army. and
generally Ia better soldier than tho enigrant
and the Yankee negro.
wish you would take this matter in your
own hands and order the thing done at once.
know you are not ARA ID OF responsibility, and
4 II 10 right that you have the nerve to do 1t.
But II you hink II 10 better to have tho sane
ton OF the Legislature. and that your order
may be disregardod becuus there IL no law
for y, then call the Legislature together to do
II. But AM afraid II you DO call II tbey may
get up debate on the subject. and u tho vote
should be against the accommodation you
Will feel yourself trammelled. would rather
do tho thtng hrst aud get the sanction Of the
Awmaking power Afierward. j know this
matter IL 30 important that II will commend
Itself TO your serious attention, and have only
brought II TO your notice because In tho multi
tude And magnitude Of affairs now pressing
on you you may not think OF II IN time. Yours
truly, A. T. ALDRiCH.
Gov. MAaiiATH.
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The e5ts u January. 1sD5.

From he london St0ndard
In Eastern akies the dawn wHroh,
But yet the heaven itrclf must know,
That lis young morning bratts are sE0d
Upon poofN.r World below
H. VIII" for England helpet hv None.
80 kong h,s crn-tt nR burdens toce,
A- grand huu lonely ~ tho suu.
set yesterday to rise no more,
Aud thus mighty life IL mnrred
~ tsb'4cr> th"ut heart or shame,
Who r!a. I'd II a. Ineti play u rsrd
To via their worthless party game;
Let il.-iu rrI-nt: "" may no. pause
ln this DARK hour 10 note that criuie
But trust /, 70 the R,cr"al Laws
And IT, Gods safe nccnEer. TIME.
ThUrc are two Thought, tia, MI the lana
Leaving u" roUtu tar M Ut h.siae,
Gprl"n's proud cud and r,n-e al hand,
our Mother In whose nam, he dirdi
Pale Ensnui. stckcnine A. abe hears
bf h.Oud. that IKE Iiver runs
Ana Watching fhint with dread. thfoNgA tears
Thv usclcss slaughter OF her .Ona
Mother arise. out " eep not vet
Rn, ~ al Our souls i'nt We MAJ Arrive;
There II n hight bc!'r- Us Get,
Svirit 10 h. kept alive:
with Go,don- strength WE ust he s'rorg.
,s.re.s,h "a" d"nnt no storm could .h.se:
10 dat! true for knkiAui's sAko,
Yes He n,u.t follow in his track
A. tIprc whc, colniLg from nfar
Wtih"ut thought of l"uking hnck
Follow ed IN cnrist tina, Onlhing star.
W. nave tu struggle toward our xusl
sI~t -irri Icy voice. { .u thu past,
su.Iainc,t bN hun sho.r death words toll
~ ErvHl u" any. thoush Tie last
Ard when rr toe our beat have DINA
1EN tofn anu tatieTrd II * - rai-e.
And t"t.ei ~. til 1t ~. sivud nave won
lhhi niRjA "a Ceptsncr, II nos h!se.
Then without r.s ines. ur rr,nors-.
lear. l"ng ptit ~. may well he ehed.
And rarr"w ,lku its naIurnI course
fur hini and them car n"ii- deal.
fM,scis uAer,sas Down.
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Ha nshetsa Con futeA.
Frop, The ExHmi uer.

when sehoclcd to rrrirn.tion, J. had, ceased
To yearn for my lost Ellen; when knew
And ao.e could 50. n. coming in the Eaet.
s s1m s,.rs NJ my et re- s.us"
10 re .sesi o,d my,hs We i.nderle.s the Grace
oh, 3ori I found the storm new law reveal
Ko,nance more rare than poesv creates
VIM 6 E. I, .%@ !. y, khd,sd wit, IN the
.. In some dim .,.e tho tree r.errocntss
Even ~ drysd, all the love you fecii
You and the great glad earth arc kith and hin.
On that and thi- side ., the microscope.
And i a : n.y. s. G:k ~ csr. I ."'
hay r.d.ien ds,.y on an nnrl-l lawn
Tomorrow DER the plains where Hon stood.
No jot is lost or ~corned or d,ssilowed;
ont 10. rer r. over .l. Is.e you , w. cav. T
And new cycle waits for yo ~. AMI Is SarS
To melt away. like r'resks Of norning cloud.
Into lilo ihhniic azure OF thinHs that spru-
Ami soon the selfish ciinsing u to sense
The longing that thtu Ne should never fail.
,r Lonsed quivering hands, for obi Of whnt svan
II all the great nnd sooa Of days gon. by
Plat. ilypa,in shake Gear,eIh"d .urcesaed
And God were but amy thos OF the sky
And when i thought, o'er.hadowe ed with strange ava
win Iw Nv, 1l. ~ W., a.s nsd srn-ed =, ~, sr voc
felt n, FIRST = sense Of bitter itss
1 n% oe " Mn, srcS nn sa ss.
But when my chiid. my one cir, !heb- lay desh,
The blossom, Of ,nr. nv dresu and my desire
And uushed tears burned in NJ, e,-~tk" are
Sues With rhrSts iiaaxnsa !" my despair.
with CHRISTI y Cod and where 10 Ctrtst 90
Ny one poor bAhet and ~here the ooxntesa dsaAt
Tue great glad earth my hin Is glad q. th,a,eh
Leans like u isu;hing f.cs "s,.r- NY rr,-i
Issh" t ssna los, , t"-s'sii i.w :"sI .n.w,
for tuiiness Of belief or unbelieff
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0sv. Vsnce Dspres~tes u. hat - willing 90
l"augurste Revolutionary MeaAurcs un-
der CertMLn "n,imwenclcs.

STATE OF North CAROLINA.
ExEnnuriyE DfrAEIMENT,
GOVERNOR: Tho present condition OF affairs
makes n pr,ner TINT 7 should ay,in a.et com-
mnnication with my brother Governors. for the
purpose Of mutual counsel aud assistance.
Tho march OF Sherman through Georgia. his
threatened advance through South Carolina.
aud the recent disasters involved In the defeat
OF uen HOOD ana the fali OF the principal de-
iehsive WORK OF Wilmington nave necessitatod
the desire for a State Convex ton for yaguc and
,nd.an,t,. ,,rrnoaa.
'" ~ "a, ~. . PURPOSES.
can be called in North Carolina, unless your
State should ,ona In tina movemant md sea
many Indications OF such an intention among
your people,
I..,,.,I,s - =. - ,, H.,
isuppose you are aware OF my opinions IN
regard TO the danger OF such q movement. /
expressed them TO you in letter las. spring.
uhu hao 'ne happiness 10 receive your concur
renee in my conclusions then reya'd il as
;,.,,. ,,,t o, a., &c.. ,,,,,., - . A.;
M",ieJ yy ~. ua h, .n s on s %i;
1870 s ,u,,yt.e, "'v'. ou' also VI uon,estic snDe
severanc" Of opr ax.ini, rela,i,ns c", IN 90
sro cohS,u"Iao,o minority. oacfed " u,f alny.
hn uni n s.a.o oi anareny more
noi no" .uuu .h( th!us VIZ hh'e ye, ehuureu
n.nnI, 1900 "" s,nh a. Jfs,,f y, ", Wn
p"np,". rsShru sush uepiofapIe result as
II san ru' -, M, ,bo, M, s,o,, cov.,,,,s
t ~ a. II ~ .at .uu ,'hte upNei hhcIltS;
49,, N, t.io', Nv 80 anu d VIII
me az ~ unrSsiIy h'rhi %.lEn,: aau can
-. vNoi ~ ooI''et shu VI I"No-
u,on am tnat % ,a,Iis u convention We can
h' ' 3Dsct IN view aXca, revn1u !,
~, !, u IN, J.. !. 'pu ,hnt Ent ~ our
.ui =. .us 'iihp ~ ipiu we uib o,allneu
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