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PARNELL,s VIEWS


va tho Sohuluou uL lFolnuu-hO VIII Fight
the Government.
DUBLIN, Dec. 22,-It can he authorita.
lively stated that Mr.. PArnell is convinced
that the position OF the Irish tenants Is
worse now than when he introduced his
auti.eviction bill. That the "plan Of cam.
paing" has, as asserted, procured abate.
mentsln rents where everything else has
failed, he regards as improbable. He
thlnks 1t remarkable that the Government
should prepoie q coercion bill as the en-.
tire absence Of crimes leaves no excuse for
coercion. The suppression Of the Irish
National League would inevitably result
in the formation Of secret societies that
would rival one another in the commission
OF crimes, and thus neCessitate the land.
lords asking Parliament Tor further coer-
Give powers.
The present situation, says Mr.. Parnell,
points strongly 10 the probability OF the
government being Obliged to introduce q
bill reducing rents TO the standard fixed
by the recent decisions OF the land COM
missions; also admitting leaseholders.
The governments illegal method OF re-
dncing rents through General Buller's
action failed except where "asslstsd" by
moonlighters or the "plan OF campaign.n
Mr.. Parnell will lead a strong attack
upon the whole policy and action Of tho
government towards Ireland at the OPEN
ing ol the coming session ol Parliament.
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cln..lnen,Ion o. COTTON 0ood,.

NEW YoRK, Dec, 22.-The Southern
Railway and Steamship Association has
decided to change the classification OF
cotton piece goods from first 10 third
class when shipped from New York and
the east 10 the southern towns after Jan.
uafy 1St. The Board Of Arbitration Of
the same association has also decided that
the product OF the southern cotton factor.
lee shipped 10 the north shall be changed
from the sixth class 10 the fourth.
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RteSIyer Coolor on Dock.

ST, LOUIS, Dec. 29,-Judge Cooley, the
newly appointed receiver for the Wabash
lines east Of the Mississippi river, held a
lengthy conference with Mr.. Talmage,
General Manager for the receivers OF the
entire system, and said afterwards to a
reporter that lie would make o tour OF the
entire system with MIR. Talmsge with the
object Of determining whether or not the
cast and west lines could not be operated
under one management and run accounts
separately. II this could hO done, he
thought 1t would be to the best interests
OF all concerned,
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ChlcAdo, Dec. 22.-At2 o'clock this Ai.
ternOon the Judiciary Committee Of the
County Board met in special session for
the purpose Of auditing the bills incurred
by the States Attorneys Office In the ar.
rest and prosecution Of the Anarchists,
The members Of the COMMITTEES were some.
what staggered by the BiSe oi the pile ol
bills placed before them, but soon buckled
down 10 work and took up the bills be.
longing 10 the police department, Ohiei
oi Police Ebersold, States Attorney Grin.
nell and q large number Of Taxpayers were
In attendance and watched the proceed.
ings with much interest.
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TuRRE ID good news from the Ohio
River Rlilroad. The work Of CeRstruc-
tlon Ia practically ended, and soon 1t will
be possible to reach Charleston without
tramplng over several States. The enter
prizo has been pushed with intelligent
yigor, and it's promoters deserve praise
anj nroft
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HOTEL BEAT AND FoneEn.
Tho Son OF New York phllant nthroplSt Ar
rested In lIOAtOn,

inc son OF n Now york PhllnhthfOplAt Are
rested In boston.
BosroN, Dec. 22.-A finely dressed
young man, claiming to be Now York
lawyer, was arrested yestcrday at the
Hotel Brunswick for beating that hostelry
out oil q bill oi $50, under The alias Of
James Cayton. He had previously left
the fremont House, owing q bill Of SO.
At the latter plaCB he 10 registered as j, @,
HutChlnBon, OF New York. The young
man spent last night In Charles Street
jail, To-day the police became convinced
that HulChinBon WAS none other than
Charles A, Curtis, Of New York, who has
recently Bwindled several Boston mer.
chants by passing forged checks. Finally
he admitted his identity.
Curtis father was 4 prominent New
York philAnthfopiSt, and spent oil bis
money In charities. Curtis has mother
and two sisters In New York. On OCto.
Der 4 he went to james A, jackson, hat.
ter, % fremont street, and bought q hat.
He presented a forged check for $i2,
which Mt. jackson Cashed and after de.
duGtlng the price Of the hat returned the
balance 10 Curtis. October 10 he bought
a ton Of coal Of W. II. 4 8. L, Emery, 28S
Federn street, and passed on that Arm an
SIS forged check, October q he pasAed
one iof 8l2 on John Bell 4 Co., 2S1 Fed.
efAl street. September 81 hs passed one
lof Sl9 on John II, Rodgers, boot and shoe
dealer, on Washington street,
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wlGIRLEp no DEATH.
A Mercer, Pa, Miller Gets Caught in the
ShaftIng and ID Hurled to Death,

ShaftIng and is Hurled to Death.
MERCER Pa, Dec, 29,-Mr. Oliver Arm.
strong, the miller In Mowry & Fltch's
steam grist mill, Of this place, met with q
terrible death this forenoon at 10 o'clock.
He had gone into the second story Of the
mill to oil some OF the machinery. Just
after he had gone up stair0 the machinery
was stopped to fix a belt, and before start
ing up again another employe OF the mill
had occasion to go to tha same part OF the
mill that Mr.. Armstrong had gone to,
where he discovered Armstrong; body
hanging by his clothes to the shafting.
The clothes were 80 tightly would
around the shaftiug that they had TO be
cut in order to get the body down, when
life was found to be extinct. The shaliing
on which the unfortunate mans clothes
were caught makes over 200 revolutions
per minute, and the shoes and stockings
had been thrown from his feet. The body
had but few marks on 1t, butit is thought
the neck was broken. Mr.. Armstrong
was past torty.nino years Of age and mar.
riad
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CHICAGO has u peculiar form Of tho boy
colt. A number Of girls, who have been
working for middle men under what is
known as the "swest shop" system ol
manufacturing clothing, set up cooper.
alive concern for themselves. The middle
men threaten to boycott the dealers who
pltronia, the girls, AT last accounts the
girls were holding the fort.
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rnE MORMON DEAL
With the DsmOcrats-Ths Scheme Attract
Ing Much Attention,


PHILADELPHIA, Dec, ga Washington
special to the Prsa says; The despatch
yesterday in regard to the Mormon De-
mocractic programme created considerable
Of a stir in certain quarters, There 10 q
good deal OF speculation as to whether
Apostle Cannon has actually had q con.
ference with Secretary Lamar or not, and
II am correctly informed that the inter
view took place in the presence OF Mr,
George HCknor Curtis, who, 1t Is thought,
was with the fugitive Apostle. At any
rate the story has not been Contradicted
to-day and additional proofs Of the fact
are In my possession, II may have been
that the gentleman who recognize
ed the Apostle on the sofa
OF the SeCretary'a room was
mistaken, and II he was Mr., Lamar will
hasten to officially inform US that repre-.
BentRtiyes Of the Democratic party and
Cabinet ministers have held no secret
consultation with q fugitive from justice
with view Of capturing the possible
state Of Utah Tor the Democrats. It was
hoped that the Mormon bill would come
up before adjournment, and 1t could have
been brought up had not Mr.. Tucker,
who has 1t in charge, been called away on
pressing private business. The mind uu-
tutored in public affairs would suppose
that the private business Of any one man
was q less important matter than the
passage OF this bill for the relief Of thou.
sands, but our statesmen don't view mat.
ters that way, l asked Mr., John Corbin
Young this morning II he knew anything
about Apostle CAnnon's appearance here
and he said he did not and that he had
not seen him.
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rrl,a i.lri,t Iniarr,,,,isIi.

NKw YoRK. Dec. 29,-JameS Burke,
aged 20 years, Of jersey City, and Alex
Snder Masters, aged 81, Of Brooklyn,
while engaged In 10 prise Hght Rt Evastlna,
staten leland, this morning, were inter
rupted by the police, who arrested the
principals, thsif seconds, the referee and
twenty.eight Of the spectators The prlB
on0fo were taken before Justice Autbebul
who committed them iot examination,
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TIE SOUTH PENN,
CARROTS BombshelI-The OHer Made the
syndicate,


Syndicate,
PITTsBuRoH, Dec. GA special TO the
Chronicle Telegraph from Philadelphia
says; N interviewed Mr., Ralph Bagaley,
Of Pittsburgh, this morning, on South
Penn affairs. He said; 1t is apparent
to all that South Penn matters are rapidly
approaching 4 climax. Another week
will probably decide whether the minori.
ty will be granted the justice demanded,
or whether legal contest Of great bitter.
ness shall be commenced for damages
The syndiCate meeting held yesterday In
New York, at Bangs & Setson's office,
was simply q conference Of both factions
to discuss u settlement. lam not a mem.
Der Of the present syndicate, but WAS pres.
ant as q spectator, because lumors were
current OF settlement and peace. Mr..
Twombly suggested that as was willing
TO accept peace, 1t was in order and
would be interesting to the meeting to
know just how big price l would be
satisfied with. Mr. Gowen submitted
letter addressed to him and DR.. Hostetter
from Robert Garrett, proposing 10 Join the
enterprise, take an interest and aid 1t
financially, providing he would be given
a preference ut equal rates on west-bound
traffic, He also suggested that the cost Of
the line could be reduced by joining his
system at Somerset, He also proposed a
fair and equitable interchange OF traffic
with the Vanderbilt system westward,
This letter proved to bs a veritabls bomb.
shell to the Pennsylvania Railroad sym.
pathzers ut the meeting. Nothing final
was done. Another meeting is called for
next Tuesday,"
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THE DEER CARVER
OF the Mountain state KSunA's Great Deer
Roast,

kkuAAIs
CINCINNATI, Dec. GA Washington
special to the Commercial Gazette says;
Tonight Senator Kenna gave his unique
dinner at John Chsmberlin's. The deer,
roasted whole, stood upon his feet stuffed
with cslsry dressing, and Senator Kenns
carved him standing, The deer wore his
natural horns, and glared at the crowd
with his glass eyes which were natural
enough to make some Of the dser-hunters
and Venison-eaters nervous, The thar"
did not turn up, as he lost his way under
q misunderstanding about the passage ol
the Interstate Commerce bill. But 1t
was very enjoyable dinner, and lasted
in merry-makinR until the small hours.
The guests OF senator KennR were as
follows Senators Beck, Blackburn, Vest,
Grey, Plumb, Manderson and Camden,
Secretary Of State Baysrd, Congressman
Gof, Snyder, Wilson, Gibson and Town,
send, Mr.. Mndrow, Assistant Secretary Of
State; General Black, Commissioner OF
Pensions; Mr., Stevenson, First Assistant
Postmaster General; Mr., Joe Miller, Com.
missioner OF Internal Reyenne; Mr.. Mont.
ROmery, Commissioner OF Patents; Mr.,
Benedict, Public Printer; Captain Hass-
Ter, Appointment Clerk lu the Interior
Department; Phil Thompson, ex,Con,
gressmaui Nh, Peters, Ben Wilaon, Air,
Cuppy, j, S. Jourdan, DR., Townsend,
Larry Jerome and Captain LeRVy.
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Major BHdgea Gets a "sIt,r

Special DIpateh 10 he IHtelIigsaetr.
WASHINGTON, D. O., Dec. 22.-Major
W. L. Bridges, formerly Superintendent
Of the West Virginia Penitentiary, has
been appointed TO a position in tho fold.
ing room OF the Government Printing
Office. 1t ia the position vacated by
W. O, Vanmeter, Of jackson county, who
was mentioned u few days since in the
INTRLLIdENcER As having been promoted.
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nu.Ines. nlork Ilnrllptl

CHICAGO, Dec. PA Daily News special
from Des MoineH, Ia, says; A most dis.
astrous FIRE, which 10 still raging, broke
outiat 0skaleosa, in the postotfics, about
l o'clock this morning. Progressing east
ward the flames enYeloping the entire
block In which was located the postofliCs.
The postolHce, Tmsl building with all
their contents, Baum's bakery, Henfy's
large furniture store, the Opera House and
the adjoining buildings were totally des.
troyed, involving a loss Of more than
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BosroS, Dec. 29,-united States Dis.
trlct Attorney steSnrD, has begun ave Buits
against the Bay State Brick Company, for
violation Of the law In importing Tor.
elgn labor under contract, the com.
pGny having brought French Canadians
from Canada 10 work In lie brick yard,
The punishment for the violation ol this
law is o hns Of $1,000 for each offence,
These suits which are important "a re,
RArds the interests ol native workmen
will probably come DIP ior trial next May,
The President oi the company has given
'hbhda.
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nnl Awnr win lhn "anlt.n

PlrrsDuso, Pa, Dec. 22.-1niormatlon
has Just been received here that last even.
Ing as the family Of CaSpar Carl, Of Clear.
Geld township, were leaving the supper
table three masked men entered the house,
tied the old man TO q chair, abusing him
severely In efforts 10 quiet him, and then
demanded his money. The old gentleman
sternly refused their demand, when they
proceeded 10 ransACk the house, securing
about 1850 In gold. They succeeded in
making their escape.
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BALTIMORE, Md, December 99.-Mr.
John W. Morris, q reporter Of the Sun,
was before Judge Duffy again to-day in
the matter Of his refusal to answer ques.
tons bearing Upon certain information OBJ.
talned by him from the grand Jury room.
Mr.. Morris again declined 10 answer the
question, and Judge DuHy Immediately
committed 10 iail for contempt OF court,
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"MAGNlFlcESr mRusoIeum to dry goods"
is wha. the New York Star calls the A. T.
s.swa! cathedral at Garden City. No
man ever lived to less purpose than this
same A. t. Stewart, who amaSsed millions
and was unhappy because ho could not
take them with him.
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the operators. It 10 the general opinion
Of labor leaders In this region that settle.
ment will be reached, as neither side
wishes to push a agbt. The Lalrobe Coal
Oompany's mine at this place, which has
been closed down for some time on &C.
count Of the burning Of the tippla, Is
now ready to start, The men held q
meeting to-day. Itwas reported that the
company would not employ any man who
was q member Of the Knights Of Labor,
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NKw YoaK, Dec. 9e,-The steamer
RhynlAnd from Antwerp which arrived to.
day reports that yesterday abreast Of
Nantucket she passed the seA monster re-.
ported by the steamer Thlngvalla. II
proved 10 be q dead whale Of gigantic
blIs, floating about fifteen feet out Of
water, II had apparently been dead Tor a
long time.
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ANOTHER BuoK.
To bO Forthcoming From tho FOclle Pen of
MIR. nlAIne.

To bO Forthcoming From tho FNclle Pen of
MIR. Blaine.
New YoRK, Dec. ga Washington
special to the Herald says: Mr.. Blaine
will not return to Washington this win.
ter. He expects to remain in Augusta
until the spring at least, He finds the
quiet and seclusion Of that place very
restiul to him after the long years OF
political excitement at the National Oapi.
tai. Moreover, he Is gathering material
for history OF the war Of 1879. The data
are nearly all in hand, and 1t is probable
the opening chapters will be written i'm.
mediately after the holidays.
Mr.. Blaine will 10 to Europe next
autumn. He will be the Vueat Of distin-
Gnished man in Great Britain and on the
Continent. He will spend tho major por.
ton Of hiSStine in France, Germany and
Ireland. 1t Ia expected by his friends
that his presence in Ireland will create q
great iurore. The effect OF this upon the
Irish race in America, II 10 thought, will
be to add greatly to Nr. Blaine's popu.
larity with them. In Germany he is ex-
pected to make friends, but his piece dc
resistance will be his visit to Ireland. The
present programme is for him to return 10
the United States about sixty days prior
to the meeting Of the next Republican
convention:
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BALTIMORE, Dec. GA conference was
held at the First Presbyterian church this
afternoon for the purpose Of arranging d
programme OF exercises for the Celebra.
ton Of the centennial anniversary OF the
General Assembly Of the Presbyterian
church 10 be held In Philadelphia In
1887. Several States were represented by
prominent ministers and elders,
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wns nnL n snarn1nInr.

LONDON, Dec. 29-PrlnCe Alexander
has authorized q denial Of Madame De
NoyikoG's statement that he used his
position In Bulgaria TO CLEAN fortune.
He says he received only the money
voted to him by the sobranje, and that
he is now as poor as when elected 10 the
Bulgarian throne.
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OHIO RIVER ROAD.
coMPIETIoNTo FONT PLEASANT
Assured by the First of January, and Trains
Running The South Penn scheme,
Garrett Throws BonlbShsl Into
the Camp of the Syndicate,
speelal pi.paleA toMe Mlelliaenest.

sbscial Di,DaicA oAs hitaigmeT.
PARxERsBURa, W, Va, Dec, 22,-The
track OF the Ohio River Railroad Com.
pany was connected to the bridge across
the Little KanawhS river to-day. Super.
McMahon, in charge OF the iron
visduct through the city, says he will
have the work completed by January lst,
Our expectation ia to have trains running
through from Wheeling to Point Pleasant
the first week in January,
GEORGE W, THoMPuoN, President.
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BALTIMORE, Dsc. 22.-President Garrett,
Of the Baltimore 4 Ohio Railroad, was
seen to-day in regard to the ruuor Of the
probable acquisition OF the South Pennsyl.
vania by the Baltimore 4 Ohio. He said
when be has anything to communicate he
will do 1t freely to the Associated Press,
but now, on the matter spoken Of, no has
nothing to saY and would say nothing.
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Ma, L. B. KiMgR, Of Lancaster, Pa,
wrote usi Having q Bpfalned log Of almost
Thirty days standing, and alter trying hall
q deEen advertised preparations In the
market without Satisfactory results, tried
Salvation Oil, aud In less than three dRyI
my leg was oil fightagaln, There's moth
Ing Ike II
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oI,olern in south America.

BUENos. .AYREs, Dec, 22.-TelegramB for
Cordoba announce 26 cases Of cholera yes.
terday and 10 deaths. In Mendoza there
ore 80 cases daily and the number Of
deaths are increasing. In this city DUR
ing tho past Is hours, there were 35 cases
and % deathn.
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sAx FRANClsCo, Dec. 99,-A tsoLtius
race between Oliver ], and Harry
Wilkes Tor 5000 side was arranged this
evening between the owners oi these
horses. The race Will take place In this
city on April ID, and will be beat three In
aSe. The 5000 h1 been dsposlted "a q
lpflOlL,
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lLnilronda 1Io,eottsd br Nsrrons,

JACKSONVILLE, FLA, Dec 22.-rhe col.
ored people Of Florida, led by their min.
listers, have boyCotted the railroads be.
cause the blacks, male and female, have
70 ride In smoking cars, though paying
the full fare, and are subj eCted 10 various
insults. They will not travel by rail to
camp meetings nor anywhere else except
In case oil dire necessity,
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osG Of the demands Of the Brooklyn
street ear men Ia that q stableman shall re-
celye at lesst Sl,75 q day for the care OF
twenty horses This does not seem to be
a glasping demand,
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To pro,oout. pIIIon nnd IIOnIv.

DUBLIN, Dec. 29.-rho government, 1t
is reported, has resolved to prosecute
John Dillon and Mr.. Hesly, for their dec
larations at yesterdsy's meeting OF the
Executive Committee Of the National
League, that they would continue to carry
out the "plan Of campaign" in defiance Of
the government.
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PtrrsBvhoH, Dec 2g,-ThO Coal Miners
Assembly Of The Knights oi Labor met
here to-day with forty delegates. Tho
strike that 10 threat Atehing the ConnellSvllls
coke T.gion will probably bs Ayerted. On
Thursday q conference will be held ID
Plthbutgh between thO coke WotkOta and
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The Baltimore reporter who would mot
tell where he got his news goes to jail for
contempt Of court, The reporter is right,
Presently the court will bO wondering
how on earth 10 get rid Of the reporter.
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powDEnLY on TEMPERANCE.
He Takes Strong Grounds In Favor of Total
AbStentIOn.


Abstentlon.
New YORK, Dec. 22.-General Master
Workman Powderly has written a letter
to the Secretary Of q Good Templars
lodge in Brooklyn in which he says: "I
am pleased to know that my humble ef.
forts in behalf Of the sacred cause Of
temperance meets with your approval. 1
have never said anything upon the sub.
ject that l did not mean and the senti.
ments that haYe expressed fail to con.
vey the full depth oil what do ioel upon
this subject. regard the use Of strong
drink by men and women as the greatest
curse that can beiall them. To use OF
liquor can be asCribed ninet tenths Of the
ills that befall our working people,
and while our working people are
always held up as those most likely TO be
injured by the uso Of rum, 1t Is only be-
cause through poverty their faults are
more easily discovered than those on the
other side who drink iully as much, aud
are as much the slaves Of drink aa are
working people, the only difference be-
ing In the quality Of the drinks. One
has 10 content himself with tiy cent beer,
the other with SIS champagne. The ei.
feet is the same, and the use Of both
should be abolished, Il we hope to have
strong men and women Tor the future"
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THo5s CmcAgo c!e!gymen who held an
inquest on the gsudy ballet are wonder
ins what rev form Of bedizzened vice will
require their personal investigation. And
so We 20 on finding new uses for old
thipna
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snnnrlnr l.rnn, i,lnL issa.

BuTEALo, NJ Y, Dec. 22.--An epidemic
ol the disease known % "plnk eyen pre-.
walls among the hottes In this city. The
tfeet railroad companies have eighty
even hoIuea On the biCk llak
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A Ngw YoRE OAinSmsns definition Of
ahtol; Where all bad Cinnamon Co."
Ihero at least they will find themselves
equals in the hest Caucasian society,