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Gloucester County Democrat. (Woodbury, N.J.) 1878-1932, 1886-08-19
CHAPTER cxxvII.

An Act to authorize the sale OF church proper.
ty and vesting q valid title thereto III the
purchaser free from uses for church pur-
poses.
l. Be it enacted by the Senate and General
Assembly of the State Of New Jersey, That
any incorporated religious society, BY its t1us-
tees, eonsistory, OF other board ur persons
managing the temporalities of such religious
society. 30 and they are hereby authorized To
sell and convey, IN fee-simpl6 cf otherwise,
any lands, premises and real csaz1a owned bv
thems, ioBetheF with the appurtanances, and
to execute and deliver goOa and sufficient
deeds Of conveyance therefor Or for any part
thereof, TO the purchaser or purchasers Of the
SANS and that every such deell o. deeds OF
Conveyance shall be good and eifecttstl in law;
and the grantee shall take t1bsr flseretO freed
aud discharged from any trust O., condition
requiring or directing said property to be used
for church purposes; provided tho said sale
shall have been duly authorized by majority
vote OF all the members Of said religious
society
Ailsl be IL enacted, That this act SHAH
pc deemed public act and tnhe eject inn
madiafely
Approved April ), 1886.
Gloucester County Democrat. (Woodbury, N.J.) 1878-1932, 1886-08-19
CHAPTER cxTv

An Act fixing the compensation of commits
sioners constituting city boards having con
trol and management of water works and
the supply and distribution of water in cities
of this state having over une hundred thou
sand inhabitants
J. Be it enacted by the Senate and Genera,
Assembly of the State of New Jersey That
the commissioners constituting city boards
having control and management Of water
works and the supply and distribution of
water in any city Of this state having over one
hundred thousand inhabitants, shall each re-
ceiye and be paid, in lieu Of compensation
and repayment of all expenses he shall be en-
titled to receive as commissioner, under the
provisions Of any law incorporating such city
board, an annual compensation Of five hun
dred dollars, to be paid monthly out Of any
moneys received by said city board provided
the provisions Of this section shall not apply
to the commissioners of any city board in any
city Of this state while the bonded indebtedness
OF such city exceeds fifteen per centllm OF its
ratables liable to municipal taxation in such
city, nor where in any city the said commits
sioneIs have charge Of or control over any
other department Of the city government
8 And be it enacted, That all acts and parts
OF acts, public, general special or local, incon-
sistent herewith, be and the same are hereby
repealed, and this act shall take effect ilnme-
diately.
Passed MaEch 50, 1886
Gloucester County Democrat. (Woodbury, N.J.) 1878-1932, 1886-08-19
CHAPTER CXX.

An Act to authorize a subscription on the
part of this state to a supplement to the
s'Reyision of the Statutes Of New Jersey,
published in the year one thousand eight
hundred and seventy y-seven.
l. Be it enacted by the Senate and General
Assembly of the State of New Jersey, That
the state treasurer be and he is hereby au-
thorized and directed to subscribe for on
thousand copies Of a supplement to the Re
vision Of the Statutes Of New jersey pub
lished in the year eighteen hundred and
seventy seven, to be edited by Garret ID. W.
Vroom and William NJ Lanning, and which
shall contain all the public acts Of the legisla-
ture of this state now contained in "Appen-
dix A. and in the stAddendan Of said re-
vision and all the public acts Of said legisla-
ture of this state now contained in "Appen-
dix "A y and in the ''Addendan Of said re-
vision, and all the public acts of said legisla-
tHre which are general and permanent In their
nature passed between the time of publishing
said revision and the close of the present ses
sion; together with abstracts from the public
decisions Of the courts Of this state expound-
ing or constituting the same, and which shall
correspond in arrangement Of statutes and me-
chanical execution to said revision, published
in eighteen hundred and seventy seven
sF2 And be it enacted, That upon Gie-ssssEsz5s A
ire said treasury of olzS tilessazlL copies ~
said work, well bound in good law-sheep, the
comptroller shall be authorized to draw bis
warrant upon the state treasurer In IaYOT OF
the publisher thereof for the sum OF seven
dollars for each copy.
3 And be it enacted, That the said treas
urer deliver to the governor, the secretary
of state, the comptroller, the treasurer, thS
clerks Of the supreme court and chancery, the
chancellor and Justice Of the supreme court
the attorney-gener the clerk, surrogate and
board of chosen freeholders of the several
counties, the judges of the courts of common
pleas, the clerks of the respective countless
and to the members and clerks Of the pres
ent legislature each one copy Of said supple
ment
4. And be it enacted, That It may be set
forth on the title paper of said supplement- 10
the revision that the statute laws of the state
are published therein under the authority Of
the legislature.
5. And be it enacted, That this act shall
take effect Immediately.
Approved March 5, 1886.
Gloucester County Democrat. (Woodbury, N.J.) 1878-1932, 1886-08-19
WOODBURY., n J., THURSDAY. AUGUST 10, 1886.

flrmod as in this act provided; but in such
cases the deed shall not be given for the land
until Aftef the expiration of one year from
the H,na Of sale, during which time the owner
or any party having any interest in or lien up
on The s6id land may redeem the same in the
marisaer and on the terms in this act provided.
a. And be it enacted, That ali acts and parts
Of acts Inconsistent with the provisions Of
this act be and the same are hereby repealed,
and this act shall take effect Immediately.
Passed March 3d. 1886.
Gloucester County Democrat. (Woodbury, N.J.) 1878-1932, 1886-08-19
CHAPTER CXXIV.
-.
CHAPTER. CXXV.

Supplement- to an act entitled An act re
specting the court of chancery IRevision'
approved March twenty-seventh, one
sand eight hundred and seventy-dve.
l. Be it enacted by the Senate and Ger
Assembly Of the State OF New Jersey.
the court Of chancery shall have power i'm
suit for the foreclosure or satisfaction OF
mortgage covering real or personal proper
or both, upon the petition Of any party
such suit, where the property mortgaged
such character or 50 situated as to max
liable to deteriorate in value pending
suit, OF to make its care or preservation
cult or expensive, to order sale to be n
thereof at public or private sale, through
ceiver, sheriff, master, OF otherwise, Al
said court may direct, and the proceeds oi an'
such sale to be brought into court, there 70 re
main subject to the same liens and equities y
al parties ia interest as was the mortgage
property, and to be disposed Of as the soi
cot1fiAy its decree or order shall direct
q md be it enacted, That this act Shd
fect Immediately.
roved April 5, 1856.
Gloucester County Democrat. (Woodbury, N.J.) 1878-1932, 1886-08-19
GBY AUTHoRITY.l
LAWS OF NEW JERSEY.
CHAPTER CIV.

CHAfIER CN.
Supplement to an act entitled An act for tn,
punishment of crimes" approved Marcl
twenty seventh, ammo domini one thousand
eight hundred and seventy-four.
J. Be it enacted by the Senate and Genera
Assembly of the State of New Jersey, That
If any person or persons shall, by means ol
any boats, scows or vessels, or in any manner
whatever, cast or cause to be cast, thrown
dumped, or deposited, any mud, earth, soil
ashes, gravel, refuse rock, or other solid ma
teyial into the waters of the river Delaware
below the head Of navigation, such person OF
persons, for each and every such offence, shall
be deemed guilty of misdemeanor, and on
conviction thereof, shall be punished by a fine
not exceeding three hundred dollars, or by i'm.
prisonment not exceeding two years, or both
at the discretion of the court; provided, how
ever that nothing in this act shall be taken tG
interfere with or prevent any person or per
sons dumping or depositing any such material
within any bulkhead, or by the side of any
bulkhead to be forthwith thrown into the
same, or where the same shall be so confined
that no dirt or refuse therefrom can escape
into the waters of said river or with improve
ments made upon lands under water which
have been or mey hereafter be granted or
leased by the riparian commissioners OF
granted by legislative act, but all such inn
Dfroyement shall be so made that no portion
of such filing in shall escape upon the lands
of any such adjoining grantee or lessee; pro-
vided, the same shall not apply to any person
acting under and by virtue of any act of Con-
gress of the United States OF authority of the
Secretary of War of the United States.
2. And be it enacted, That for any viola
tion of this act done in the view of any cen
stable or police officer such constable or officer
is hereby authorized and required without
warrant, to arrest any carry such offender or
offenders before justice of the peace of the
county where such arrest is made or OffenSe
committed, and such justice is hereby required
to take from such officer a complaint in writ
ing, under oath or affirmation Of such offense,
and upon receiving such complaint, the said
justice shall proceed as III criminal cases.
8. And be it enacted, That if any constable
or police officer shall neglect or refuse to per-
form the duties required of him by this act
such constable or police officer shall be
deemed guilty of misdemeanor, and, upon
conviction thereof, shall be punished by a fine
of fifty dollars.
4 And be it enacted, That this act shall
take effect Immediately.
Approved March 26 1886.
Gloucester County Democrat. (Woodbury, N.J.) 1878-1932, 1886-08-19
CHAPTER CvII.


a Supplement to an act entitled s.An act re-
specting the compensation of the clerk in
chanceTy and the clerk of the supreme
court of this state, approved March four
teenth, one thousand eight hundred and
seventy nine.
1. Be it enacted by the Senate and General
Assembly Of the State of New Jersey, That
the first section of the act to which this is
supplement be amended so as to read as fol-
lows:
/. Be it enacted by the Senate and General
Assembly of the State of New Jersey, That
the clerk in chancery and the clerk of the
supreme court of this state shall each be en-
titled to receive for copies and enrolling pro
ceedings, for each folio of one hundred words,
five cents, and no more, of which sum they
shall respectively retain two cents and such
portion of the balance as shall not be expend-
ed and actually paid out for enrolling proceed
ngs, copies and recording shall be paid into
q And be it enacted, That this act shall take
effect Immediately.
Approved March 26, 1886.
CHAPTER CXIX.
An Act to amend an act entitled san act t.
establish system of public instruction.
tRevlslOnl approved March twenty seventh
one thousand eight hundred and seventy
four.
/. Be it enacted by the Senate and Genera
Assembly of the State of New Jersey Thal
section sfxty-nine of an act entitled IAN ac
to establish a system of public instruction
TRevisionl approved March twenty-seventh
one thousand eight hundred and seventy -four
be and the same is hereby amended to read a.
follows.
Ga. And be it enacted. That the fund above
mentioned. together with all the money
which shall be received by the treasurer il
pavnlerlt of the principal or Interest Of th
bank or turnpike stock belonging to the funs
for the support of free schools, all the take
which may hereafter be received into thu
treasury from any of the banking and insur
ance companies in this state, the capital stocl
Of which now is, or may hereafter be liable bl
law to be taxed, all appropriations to sai6
funds made or to be made by any law of thi
state, and the amount Of all gifts, grants, bo
Gloucester County Democrat. (Woodbury, N.J.) 1878-1932, 1886-08-19
CHAPTER CVI.

A Supplement to an act entitled San act t;
prescribe the notice to be given of applica
tions to the legislature for laws when notice
is required by the constitution approvee
January twenty-sixth, one thousand eight
hundred and seyenty-six
l. Be it enacted by the Senate and Genera
Assembly of the State of New Jersey, Thai
for the passage of any bill for the purpose o.
approving any lease, union or consolidation
or merger, pursuant to the provisions of al
act entitled San act respecting the leasing o.
railroads. approved May second, one thou
sand eight hundred and eighty-five, the notics
required by the first section of the act to which
this is supplement shall be published in {
daily newspaper for at least six consecutive
days prior to the introduction of such bill.
2. And be it enacted, That all acts and part
of acts inconsistent with the provisions of thii
act are hereby repealed, and that this act take
effect Immediately.
Approved March 26, 1886.
Gloucester County Democrat. (Woodbury, N.J.) 1878-1932, 1886-08-19
rHAPTFR GYXI


A Further Supplement to an act entitled Az
act for the organization of the national
guard of the state Of New Jersey, approved
March ninth, one thousand eight hundred
and sixty-nine, and the various amending
thereto
/. Be it enacted by the Senate and Gen
Assembly of the State of New Jersey,
in all sea coast cities of this STATE, and in W
cities there are no regularly enrolled comp
of the national guard, there may be organ
a company Of artillery Of not less than Il
enlisted men nor more than one LII
dred and fifty officers and enlisted IN
to each company, which company shall
be entitled to all the rights, privileges,
benefits and allowance of like military
organizations in the service Of the national
guard, and be required to perform thei
like duties and services anu SUB j5JU to the PEN
alties provided by law for the discipline and
efficiency of other state troops, as well as Tor
the special service for which these companies
may be organized, excepting hereinafter pro
vided.
z And be it enacted, That any such com.
panY Of artillery shall be furnished with thq
regulation state uniform upon the terms
forth in the seventeenth section of the suppleM
ment to the act to which this is a Supplement-
approved March fourteenth, one thousand
eight hundred and seventy-nine, as amended
March tenth, one thousand eight hundred ane
eighty.
g. And be it enacted, That all acts q
parts of acts inconsistent with the provisic
of this act, in so far as inconsl
emit, be and the same are hereby
pealed, and this act shall take effect immed
ately.
Approved March 5, 1856.
CHAPTER CXXIV.
A Supplement 10 an act entitled = An a
concerning idiots and lunaticsn lRevisiol
approved March twenty seventh, one thS
sand eight hundred and seventy-four.
/. Be it enacted BY the Senate and Sc
Assembly Of the State Of New JerS
from and after The passage of this au
and may be lawful for counsel on each sitlA
address the commissioners and jurors upon the
inquisition.
Z. And be it enacted, That this act shall take
effect Immediately.
Approved April 5, 1886.
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Thsfe il as muah, II net more, real
houoE, purity, domestic happinaga and
charity n 81 dramatic profession than
sgen is bsai ffieD5s 10 their NUS esu-
oEous moments give h credit lor. WeFa
the good iu ii cited ofieneF, fhe liltlo
bad would soou sink iuin oblivion. BE-.
iieve me. 20 living s0ul is as bad ns u q
reported, and When an upiagt. eFuel
thing i aait of a. artist. fet a. nae -
psat i, bul remembsF that the peaaltg
u 4 pabiie life il 20 BE- tfadncad. Lee
a. ssak for sons good thing the person
has done 81 said, and - Tcuiiiatina
thai, the memory of fha blow vii -
foleatten, lsayina nol she falntasi
bFul@A bahind i8
We can lock with TIE araafent aaflu.
facti0n spa car STAGE today and thass
uho exaIt and raise g. We dnd fhass
eountFies the wisegi 4ua RFoa1oa1 and
ths moss pEaepeFons where fha ntana
sxisfa IN VigoE, where t1 u supported
ensouraasd and admired, shers iha ~
fosis 81 the prstadsoed oannot Gsalfog
it nor maii1a8ua cOndemnatiuM eEslf.
usfe 4. Lea oae and aiI aonnaFnaa Ia it
strive foQssher 10 make IA tha maana of
lranresement, anu1oment. iualrueilen.
and Fs4nerna1t. and tTaiF. 10 So words
n fhs afeal aesar a1I1oe. To E1Ia a.
isBere tbe mIfsor 90 ~ nainras to shaw
Vsriue hsg auu fasiufH. Fiee her ewn
insgs. and fts FeFY EEe aaa be1y e t1s
time lIz fern Eu1 rta1zufn. - za1e
Elusz1aFi . Af1ai' W Aaq1eHe.
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ANrI.aaLaoz aaPrnLlcAna.


WV AutA HAAs
From 500 70 600 persons attended a.
anti ealoon Republican meeting u she
Clerm0nt Aganua h ok. Bfookiyn. The
Rev. DR.. Hiram Huiohina. Of tho He'd.
ford Avenue Baptist Church. presided,
and amonR tho Vice Presidents a.
nounosd Uere the Rev. DR.. b. B. Blorra,
Judee George q. Reynolds, Joseph r.
Knapp, A. A. Low. Charles Prait. A. W.
reuny, A. y. Barnes, Silas B. DutahaF,
Eueene d. Blackford, John Winslow,
stewart I. Woodford and Henry M.
Knight. Ex-searoiaFy Of the Treasury
Windom, - TIE coarse Of q Ions ~
drsaa, said
Il is proposed By The ofqaninoEs 81
this moFemcnt e employ every weapon
IL the aFmory Of legislation % cripple
aud destroy q tFaiiio which % ihe m0al
gigantic crime 81 she niuetoanlh cen
lnrF. These weapons include urohihl-
tl0n, restriction and local opiion. We
rropos8 80 adaDt the remedy % lhe
oharaeteE 81 tie locality, and We aaA
the Prohibitioniats 20 come and help us.
Il rfqnife8 courage. peFasvgFauoe and
Dissemination - afspplf With this mo1-
ster evil, Ia nhioh from 800 090 % SOC 600
persons aFs eneaaed with mn ineame ol
$40 600. 600 Z wear. whiah "a m0rs than
TIE gross reFonne of al the railroads IL
ths Uniiod States. All lhia mighty
power, wish al iis genilh and lndnanes,
IA iatKenohed Ia she nAmpa u the Damo-
cratic party. T1e Rapublio4n party y
ready 70 enter % this siFuRole.
The Reg. Dr.. he8d, q The Haasou
Place MoihOdiai Cnuroh. said Ne Pfohi-
bitlonisls we're trying 70 aininfeRrals nn6
destroy she hsp1bliesn party. n t1o
hope tnal on The rains a. anti mIocn
party iaiRht Be- sgept into power. The
= publican gafiy Would aooa Be En-
gagged ID ~ death gfsppls with fna LAST
BiiheFinR carss 81 the oentuFY.
0snefal CUuway and ne Rev. DE-.
Foster also spoke. Thomeg l. Jamas
aud Jadea Mesh Davis sani letters 81
ranrnk
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ACoihilde.r & oou of the Hniaein-
FfieziNn bred, owned b. seifha Posed
a Eamh, % SgFaeusa. Nsw 4oEk. "a
cfairDad . hare ehe largest milk roeord
ever made that So f1ily verified. A. .
fhree-TsaF-old hef Tscprd uas 1882
poundss a. : iour-yeaF -al8 Il Was ~ 90
ponndss and as six-gaar-old Il was
osras - Pas pee1ds. Ibis bred aes
altraclsd q f0od eeal q atforiian 81
tits EefFiioggs aad pfomlqes % teeous
very sapnlaF. 0avefncF Squire an1 g.
y. Alone. Esq- of tnia eoantg, and NJ.
DAVIS. u ekaaiI cnunfF. have eane
ane asimals e shiet theg are ias,i5
psss1.
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Tha I.shiRh Csas ComplnY i sboas %
huiid ; pie doak e DalaEh e q. co
toaa eaps-tig.
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EAST or THE DIVIDE.
Ohis Resolves nrer Dlatln-
guEnhed Dead.


ONaIzAAxI. 0ss. l1-Ths remains ol
Ohisf snsties Case ueea intsRBed II
WoodlAWn 0esneteEF shla m0rminQ wifh
xeFv impEessi Hs service.
Arriving e Mnsia Hnll. Che csaksi
ua1 ho<ne down tie csassr a. The aisis
and plaqsd % tuo columns 4asilna 90
1ne plh8fuEm il the fFant and center of
the stare. TIE seg8n ealored paIl-
oearers sat oawn on either sids 81 the
Esmains as guard q honor. A. Mrs.
hslhEine Cbass 6pFaaun. with : party
- ooDpauv with heF, entsrsd che h1li
and p2Hssd dogn sha centre % fhe aialn.
the great organ soundsd the funeral
Composition. As iis oonelaalon, Hon.
bens. butler9oFth - sda . brief ad +
dress tfnnaierrinR khe Fsmains 30 the
state of Oei0. and cloaina hY Oommii
ttrR % Gov. FoE9ksr the casksf co.,
Alnina all that rsmained o. ths dis
tlnR1iahed ciiizan of Ohio. 0ovsrnof
koraksE, IN aco=ptinQ the sacred sgast
for the State, said that tne sniire STATE
of Ohio felt honursd by this days pro-
oeedlnKa Tbs aoseEnog shan paid
tribute = the msmsFy of ihs dead
tufisk PRAYER vas then oHsrsd by
Rev. Dr.. Jehn Halieck, OF New York.
auas after bsnsdiceiOn. shs rsnains
uere carried % TIE Spring Grove Csns
ieEy. wheFe thsE we're eommittoa 20
rest in the family lot.
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ne RaiIroaA EIus Coarsnaisa.

NEw YoRK. Oot l4.-At the second
days session Of the Nafionsl Railroad
Time Convention. the question Of the
movement Of trains on asainals track
when the block system IL used, and the
q inner Of giving signals in Gime Of an
nocidenk, we're discussed. The rules
prepared By the committee have boen
adopted, With only q few alterations.
These rules will govern the movement
Of trains on all reads Ia the United
States and Canada after November 11th.
A oomnnnication vas rsad fram the
Car AoeounEants' AsBOutsts~-.s .--A-s--,rl
that q committee be appointed 70 devise
uniform 4ay Of keeping accounts.
The committee wag appointed. The
two committeos on the - hour system
reported progress and vas continued
The general change in time on 81 the
roads 10 tbo oountFy will be made on
November llth. The next meeting Of
che convention will be held il this olsy
on the second Wednesday Of April. 1857
One hundred thoassnd miles Of road
we're represented IN the convention.
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MkxKAro (IIls), Oss. "a This morn
lag abouf - huadred disgaissd men
osarp0wsFed the Sharia. broke into the
Jail. took Henry Wilde. the wife mnr.
dereF, and hanged him ~ tree near
lhe itil. After hanging him. they shot
him eleven times 20 make sure Of their
work.
Ruuds fer tlae Licked cat Werkmea.
RIaHm0RD, Oss. it--Ths Executive
Baard Of The Knights % Laber sent
$500 saoh % the looked out cotton
workers 81 Augusta, Ga, the tanaera ss
Salem aud Psahody, Aasa. aud the
nlumhaFs at Nsw York City. More will
/ - aeHa whan needed
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kIcznoND. Oct. lt.-ii vas deoidad
yesterday % elect ohaiFman and SEQ
fetaEy and have assistants Ii each OF
tho several States. EmmAdiasely after
The General Assembly wss called 10
order thia morning, the work af ballot
lna for she members Of the Executive
Board began. There are six members
Of the Board 70 be elected. Tue Gen.
eEal MasfeF workman. General Gesre.
tary and General Treasurer are sr -effsio
members Of the Board. The entire
morning session vas consumed 10 bal.
lotina for The members of The General
kxecutive Board. The vote atsod &c
loiloWs: Thomas B. Barry. S03 John
". Hayes, -. Barry vas elected On
THAI hailot. The second baiIots JOAN
". Hnyeg. a3S; A. A. Carlston, 1es.
Hayeaelestsd Third ballot: William
=. Bailey. ec7t A. 4. OaFlston, 176. Bal
lsy vas elected.
The remaining ballots for The naeua-
bers o. the 9eneFai ExaanEfve BOARD
resulted in the election Of fhs foliouine: |
4. 4. Oaxleten, I. B. AoGaiEs and Ira
4. AyIeswoFth. The Assembly fhen ad- !
i0urned until tomorrow motuina, when
the election Of Rsneral officers win be
concluded.
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Ashland lPa.l. Oct. 14.-About 10
o'clock this morning, tVo unknown naen
entered AillWorth's bank and al the
muzzls Of their revolvers, Compelled
President Millworih 30 give them the
contents Of the safe amounting TO $4,000.
4 kns EsbssEa escaped. An aEpAa aA.-A..
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CHIokoo. Oot. il.-A heavy wind and
rain storm passed over the oify ibis
morning, wFesking nnmsrons signs, de-
molishine tW0 real estate buiidings. and
ding Rreat damage IN Doagiaa. DAT
dsId and Humboids PaFkA
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EanMmaa fTexaal. 0s1 Ms-lats "a
Visaa frum tndizn EsrEisary a.Aie thai
sfa msas extensive and destructive GFea
aunr knsun II tha1 TeFFileEy are seaep-
ina opsr 80 pfaitsss. Milhons - sursa
e rish Eznniuz lands. uAieh fs9 daga