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The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1888-09-02
THE BEAUTIES OF PROTECTION.

As Congress canno! possibly Sit much
longer She canvass on both sides will be
soon reinforced with number Of the
speakers who have had The advantage Of
ora rs well as documentary instruction OF
the tariff foT the last year, and eXaclly or
the lines laid on, as the respective posi-
tons Of he two parties We look to see
q grand tournament: between Carlisle and
Blaiae or some other big chief q
the proiec:ionis's, ana numerous
matches between such champions as
Breckenridge and Reed, Blackburn and
Kelly. Tie campaign Of education on
the tarif Is somewhat oyeTsha1owed for
the rresen. by The Fisheries Treaty. bai
the excitement j. rot so great as 10 eiimi-
nate tie issue or which the Democrats
CHALLENGED their adycrsar.es and or
which the people Know tina. they VIII be
voting. =: is q clear case Of reduction OF
taxes AM 10 arguments can make il out
otherwise The reduction is not great
enough 10 hurt even protection Itself
and the promise is made by the reform
ers that e they win in this preliminary
battle. the great task of reduction will
not be pushed so rapidly as to endauger
the business of the country Next to /
the proposed reduction in the prices Of /
clothing and other necessary articles Is /
The great principle laid down by the Dem
ocfa,ic party that free raw materials will
give he American workman more work
and more c0nsian. work, as the manuiac
trres will increase a. the foreign demand
for American goods increases.
To our vast farming community We
address Tie simple argumen; Of the in.
herent light Of the citizen to purchase {
bis goods at fair prices without being
taxed except for the economical mainte-
nance OF The Government To the poor !
nan we have simply 10 say that the
laptrap argument Of protection il AT
oosh, and the proof is that the Republi- ?
AN plan Of import duties taxes the arii-
les used By the poor a third or half more f,
han those used by the rich The sharpest q
Illustration OF the fellacy OF the Replb- s
lean doctrine is that instead of consent Z,
no to make I'M plate free they propose .
o double he present duty and thereby n
ak htiy PEI cent every cup, plate, coffee a
.ot, pan, rcoi, gutter, canned vegetables. u
aimed fruits, canned fish, canned meats
nd the tn in which tobacco and ether
r.ices Of orr manufacture are pat up -,
0r foreign markets "a
Ponder on ;hat, you tax burlened sin C
ere, and Il you are prepared longer TO e.
roaa lnder the yoke Of protection in .,
ne name Of common sense at least learn ~
Lat il j. ~. yourselves that We protect "
u the u b mouopoiists who control the y"
afkets ana the manufacturer just al
.ei. own sweet wills. ~
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1888-09-02
PRESIDENTIAL. ELECTORS

PRESIDENTIAL ELECTORS:
AT Large,
RICHARD +. BEIRNE Of Hanover.
JoHN r. HARRIS Of Rockingham.
First District,
T.R. b. WRIGHT Of Essex.
Second District,
d. GARDNER TYLER Of Charles City.
Third District,
TAzEwELL Elicit Of Richmond city
Fourth District,
WILLIAM r. McKEENEY Of Petersburg
Fifth District,
H. G. PETERS Of Henry.
Sixth District,
". w. BERRY Of Bedford.
Seventh District,
MrcAJAn WOODS Of Albemarle.
Eighth District
Z. Z. MEREDITH Of Prince William.
Ninth District.
Jong A. BUcHAEAS Of Washington:
Tenth District,
r. b. PooRE Of Appomattox.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1888-09-02

II the Republicans bring up tariff
bill in TIE Senate, Of course the Demo
Gratis will insist on IL full debate TO show
at every clause the difference between
the bill and the Mills bill, which can
only be avoided by The Republican ma
jorty voting to adjourn, and the ad-
journment could not be effected without
the concurrence Of the House. So there
appears to be but little capital for the Re
publicans in tariff measure
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1888-09-02

The English papers seem to appre
ciate fully the difference between the
method of retaliation approved by the
Republicans and that of President Cleve
land. The former meant TO exclude
Canadian fishing vessels from our ports.
The latter means forbidding entirely the
shipment OF goods for Canada in bond
across our territory
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1888-09-02

Perhaps some people may think that
Malone considers his responsibility or
"trust" just as Mr. Blaine does-a pri-
vale affar-for nobody has seen OF heard
of him yet
Nevertheless, we know where his hole
Is, and anon our artist will photograph
him as he cmerges to pounce on The IN
suspec,ing colored brother with elabo-
rate descriptions Of the beauty Of pro-
lection
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1888-09-02

\ certain means OF stopping a dog
fight IS shoWeriug something oges the
dogs that viii produce succzlng. T. lis
Will ever So good, the motion az sneez.ng
Involuntary opens dogs jaws. Pep
per answers very vel. bl, snuff is peoaa-
bly the best, as .t can baused AL l.itIm.
and sill certainly produce the effect ii
enough is n.el In large kennel .
suppl, ct snlI should always be kept
on hgnd.-toresta and Stream.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1888-09-02

The current number of the Journals.
presents very fine portal. of John A
Cockerill, Managing Editor of ;he World.
Tie Colone4s personal portrait is
thoroughly indicative Of his intellect and
character, somewhat cynical, but always
strong aud manly and true to every oc-
casiCn.
Tie short biography accompanying
the portrait calls attention to striking
proof Of Cocker.ivs character in the fact
iha, his brilliant success has never
maIred his popularity.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1888-09-02
SERVANT GIRLS FROM INDIA.
oucen Victoria Delighted with Them.
InotnrN Nrl.ns i,ifc.--n.

Queen Victoria. according ~ Truth 81
london, has become perfectly delighted
with The female domestic thai one Of .nc
ladieS of tie royal household brought 10
her from Bombay several years ago. She
ha, recently 90 orders for servants
enough to PERFORM Use vork ia Osborne.
Bal'lofll 49,. Windsor castles. II Is
7 ssid that those girls fsom "irlia's coral
Strand repre- MT a.i tire virtues and none
f Of the vices common - the average city
/ domestic. They entertain nO ieaus In
the Kitchen. cat none If Tie choice meats
7 LEFT over from "a meal, have 10 impe-
cInious relatives o. supply with sugar
and spices. lO NOT want il go o. picnic
every week. and never give notice that
tncy aro going 60 leave jus; before house
cleaning trAc they are represented
rs quick to learn. while they cone
slider obedience as virtue. They
SOON acquire enough Of the English lam
guago 90 enable them e. understand an
that Is said ,o them about their work. but
never learn tie words necessary 20 use
lin iawins lack" They are scrupu-
lousy neat and orderly 10 doing their
work. Whom it is completed they go to
their own apartments and nothing is
heard from them
II is thought that the fashion of en-
ploying Indian servants viii extend from
palac' 20 mansion AMI from thcse %
smaller houses. With ali the complaints
about The difficulty Of obtaining employ
mcnt Do Great Britain. mo-. hou-ckeeYcrs
have trouble M securing domc-tics. As
a rule no sirl viii acecf; domestic scr-
vice If She can obtain employment in q
STORE, shop on factory There has leen
30 much SAID and written about HIGHER
occupations for women that faw are
willing 90 work on the ground floor Of a
house.
Female lrman mature is the same in .
America a3 in EncInd The disposition
in both couuiric, is 10 leave the occura-
lions ihat are fairly rmuncrativo and
which offer constant employment for
those whe-o the pav IS small and the
tenure uu,crtain. Ioueoworb is con
,idercd as meuial While doing piece
work In "a factory is regarded as clerat-
-. IL is claimed that there is
certain Independence about work in
! factory that does not pertain a.
Employment in a private house
The sorr' of Independence that girls
ave in establishments where cloth IS
lade into garments that are 20 be sold
% great clothing house has been shown
% the var'ou. articles now being printed
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1888-09-02

The "Old Roman will proceed 70
rally TIE Democracy Of New York city
at Madison square next Thursday night
and it IS expected to be one of the very
biggest rallys ever witnessed in the Me
tropois.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1888-09-02

The Senate yesterday passed the Fort
fcations bill, which proposes to sQuander
81 900, 900 per year IN mounting guns and
building forts for the beneii; of coa,rac
tors-N. \. World
Exactly; and who could be found ADLER
at tina, business than Senator Bil Chan
der, the former great contract loibei Of
the Navy Department and present sena-
tor
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1888-09-02

The Republicans having cried aloud
all along the line how England ad
mred and loved Cleveland, are now at a
loss what to say, when suddenly We read
in the English papers general abuse OF
Mr.. Cleveland.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1888-09-02

If the Republicans are opposed TO the
hostile spirit Of ;he Tetaliatory mes
sage and are for peace, then why the
deuce does the Senate propose such
enormous sums for tho manufacture Of
torpedoes and cannon
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1888-09-02

Il loohs now as il Prince Ferdinand OF
Bulgaria would have to retire aad carry
with him only the memory Of q slorf
reign Ike those Of his two predecessors.
is in process OF discussion among the
monarchs to unite Bulgaria and Roumelia
under another Prince.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1888-09-02

How aesthetic The Cotton Ba-ging
Trust" is not combine bu, a "syn-
pathetic arrangement"
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1888-09-02
NOTIONS 'BoUT TIE SEA.
Popular Proverbs and Sayings Conce- ns
the Ocean Maritime r,-~r.Ston.


verbs and SAYINGS. D vlo',.o,n. lear d..
the sea. O. acknowledgements
as wei a. many curious notion. .......
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lis characteristics.
The saving If Dr. Iohnso, .N.
man VIII be- a sa.i,r .r.
c0ntrivance e,e,.h D., .
self into a ial ~ NOR. 49,, .'--
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thc slmo .al.. F.. conceived r,s r.f..,.
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when YOU eo % te married. rrsv ti~..
times. '
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ihe oangeran. character Of t... ..,. ...'l
lis tiacherms naur.. n. r.at.fa,.c
and li- Imm.ns.t.. afo pointed o.. l,
other proverbs and aplu-ms
"Ihe sDa makes some rich. 0ti
lolr. Us "A .r.. neral fII.f..... .f..... ..,....
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1888-09-02

REPUBLICAN Hiro .Rsy - Senator
Gray has made a magnificent speech Ia
the people OF Delaware on which The
New York Sur comments as follows
The applause Of the audience showed
tina, The working men have come 10
fully understand the hypocrisy Of the
Republican party's false preiense that IT,
tariff legislation is designed to protect
labor.
This Wa. oven more clearly manifest
when Nj Gay alluded 20 the real bene-
iicalies OF the existing tlriil the trust,
and monopoacs Every mention of the
word "irusts" called forth q storm OF
Kisses ;Aat ought 90 prove omnOus To
the gent emen who are already preparing
to grip the people By the throat in anlici-
patton Of the election of Harrison and
Morton.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1888-09-02

ArrTAL TO loHoRtscF- The New
York Times in reviewing the contradic.
lions IN The Republican plan of cam
paign. says hat there was not one of the
men who helped to frame this platform
who did not know That If Tie Presidents
message ana the Mills bin we're measures
Of free trade then The Republican part,
was free trade party Presiden. Arthur
had recommended a revision reduction
aua simplfcation OF .he tariff aud a Re
publican commission appointed hy him
had recommended a reduction Of duties
in the same line rs that OF the Mills bill.
but very much more sweeping, inasmuch
as II proposed an average reduction
throughout the whole tariff Of 20 per
cent, whereas the average reduction
effected by the M;lls blll IS less than bali
that rate. Yet member Of the Arthur
commission sat in the convention that
denounced a. tree trade measure the
bill that imperiec'ly carried out his own
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1888-09-02

DoDGiNG RErUrIIcASs.-The New
York HeralG answers a criticism by the
Ma. and Erpress as follows
Yes, neighbOr, we have read il care
fully, word for word. ana regret 10 say
that we we've quite right in our assertion
Regret Ceftainly-just that for we are
sorry TO see great party like yours trim
and truckle. shambe and shuttle in a
crisis Ike this Ii i.s members have any
faith in themselves. or any fixed copvic-
lions, and really believe that higher taxes
viii help the farmers Of New York State
to lif; tie mortgages oil their homes, why
in The name of common sense didn't they
say so openly. boldly and emphAticaly 2
Wbv did they dodge into a hole, like
coyotes on the prairie when q hunter
passes by Have they lost their vim,
snap and pluck y
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1888-09-02

DoDGSc AGAIS-TLe desire Of Mr.
Blaine to turn the discussion into a tariff
debate Is confession of Republican
weakness The silence of the Senate
with its expert body Of Yankee debalers,
in answer to Mr.. Cleveland's message is
significant Il anything could be said il
would have been said before now
The fishery business is another evil
dence of the habit of New England pnb-
lie men 10 consider the American Union
as existing only for the good OF New
England States-N. Y. Herald
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1888-09-02

\ BOON ~ AMERICAN CEEEALs-Dis.
patches from EuFore slh-' .niiate in de-
tail the statement recently made in these
columns 'hai the European and Asian
cereal crop has been sn unqualified fail
IRE so great las been the resultant
effect IF This news upon ,he American
market thai for ile first time in many
years wheat has passed tie dollar marx.
with every indication of srll higher
rise
Since Tie meeting of The cereal com
giess. ield n Vienna on Monday lasf. 80
which the crop outlook Wa, described as
ycfy gloomy all over Europe. violent
storms have played havoc N.th the French
ard English standing crop, and conscr-
vaiive estimate places ;he amount of ae-
hcii az s000O000 bushels il wheat alone
Bali Herald
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1888-09-02

LEsviSG TuE kSIGUT. 1t is evident
that Luchman gets out Of the order of
Knights OF Labor and offers his services
10 tie Republican National Committee
because there Is nothing more . be- made
ont Of the knights. The organization
seems 20 be going 20 pieces, and fnan
ciaily il has simply been Quilted "
There is an inpre. sion that Liicbman
offered himself TO both National Com
miitees, and while Mr. QUAY has not yet
accepted bis services. be- has cut him OF
from ne other side by publishing his let
tcr-N ! Times
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1888-09-02

EyADIsJ Thursdays midnight eau
Gus a, the house Of Senator Edmunds in.
dictates that the Republican Senators
will make another attempt 10 introduce
tariff bin after the Maine election The
measure agreed upon will be almost ey-
acily as fore.old IL The Star last week
IL will constitute a clumsy evasion of
tariff revision rather than an honest At
temp, 20 perform that dufy.-N. J. star
REPUBLICAN BLrNDrRs- Under the
weight Of the depressing audaciiies and
hllnders of Mr. Blaine and the terrific
ihpmp between the ewes delivered by the
President I'm his retaliation message The
spirit Of the Grand Oid Party has
dropped Perhaps no better proof of us
shakiness has been furnished than the
neglect of the New : 0rk ~;s'e Convention
10 put a word about "PIoieciion' IN ms
platform 4 Republican platform with
out "Protectiou" IN L. is ike sherry cob
bier without any sherry .-Philadelphia
Record.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1888-09-02
CREAM OF THE PRESS.
BRIGHT THOUGHTS FROM Bril-
LIANT BRETEREy.

The Harrison show The Hepub ican
Evasion The Republican Eiundcr-Ihe
X OIL. -SooG for Whea, Growers i;adi-
cal Boomernns- lodging RAIDS.
The HARRISON SHOW The show-
man Now. ladies' aud gentlemen, r.
gard the figure Of hi. Benjamin Harrison.
,hc grandson of his grandfather You
Il observe ihnt. in order 10 see him NJ
az. We must place him in The foreground
aad IN strong relief against the much
larger figure Of his greater grand
fstaer Note also Ills wonderful and
hitherto unknown optical popularity con-
csrling him. The nearer you approach
him, small a. DO really j.. ne smaller be
get. until. wA,n y01 are within m'c.1-
sCopic distance. he yanishes entirely and
nothing is seen bat his erandfaiher-N.
I. star
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1888-09-02
abe gailu Gimrs.

BE DAILY TINES, delivered In city ny car
riers az l2 cents per week. HaFc dn1ioos
Al tie office or send il by postal card.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1888-04-10
Walled IHnsdlatslV.

PARTNER wIru sl0o CASH IN hsIrK
yer9 nd ownea ~ lorn-st-sE ysrs
msis tools. oafni and svtrsthlns e= scs
o. sseesssf9i sessoa he esss els % the
= Hna sisAasers fnaniss q ssd fra rvery
asy II msies ON citY, On ~ b-ses a.
dr-s- fu.soffce eot ssi ,ussf
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1888-04-10

Thsss vas something psttssie In the
~ days Of jacob Sharp. the New
York boodiss, corrnps cid schsnsf
thosGh b. vas. Al the time Of bis con
visttou, many months aso. hs Vas an
Cd and bssksn down man. Death stared
hin In he fAce, asd his greatest desire
- 10 be spared the diseraee Of DYING
b Ne peuissstissy. With unhmised
nssns ssd he bsss legal talent. hs be
IN sysssmssis Effort VI delay the Ak
oeetion Of his sensenea until death
shosid ssvs him frou prison. One after
snoshss ths legal points we're fought
svss. Dsiay sftsr delay vas obtained
All Ihs time ths life 81 thu condemned
nan vas siosiy sbbine away. II was Z
strange sass-a rase between justies
snd death. And desih Won
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1888-04-10

General q. I. BsAnre9Ard is csDdi'
daSs for commissioner Of public wofhs
q Rev Orleans. aud tbs New Orleans
pagers never lire Of telling the public
What . remarkably ane man be IL. Hi'
high sense Of honor and his unonss
siosed integrity sre particularly dssii
upon, and one 10 compelled TO wondeI
hov such paragon could be indneed
70 seospt public Office.
OF course opinions dider. bat there
are great many well meaning people
Who cannot reconcile the management
Of . svindIine lottery with such snpar.
aiislisd integrity aud such an exalted
ssnse Of honor a. Il attributed TO Gen-
sfAi RsAursesrd. II is true that the
general may be very fine man and be
would donktless make an excellent CON-
missioner Of public works. bot he IL
certainly 10 very bad business.
There IL room for Improvement, even
In Bsaursaard.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1888-04-10

ssaAlas = NJ - - ~ - - ~
e Bensps ahs11A - namp1 - -
hsnn1 Psinn AtsxaDdSs vun1s - -
nassae4 He - su1sssd . viesssss
pssess aesisss ~ rsspsssd ssiss, -
. = ~ ssssssa b ssos Il - 0R-
usn paesn 49, ~ vffl ssu6m h -
e b souss94assd- 1bs s9pssn =
dsfefntss1 shat ~ uassiAos shAli taks
pa@ss. end ~ 6ssisssu II ths sopsrss
= yes - b usde.
" soasss, Qassa visscria ssaid not
1iD sssh . ehases - shisL n 49,
soosuhse pseaiissiy eorssfssesd ~
Icy pesdss besseif % snyshing Ia par
tic1ias. u d 90 hey absiisy - . naseh-
nahss. ssd sbess ere vssy fsv soysi
marriages seve DAYS Win vbseh 80
has nothing 70 Do. shs h. Dossosss,
psrtsssiasiy istssssssd 10 ths Bsssso-
easas shrpsGh hss fsvursss sss-iD-ls v.
fnsss Hsufy. brother Of Prizes AIe1-
sndsr- ehs b determined 10 bring
aboss tie marriage sf Prince Alexander
snd tbs German princsss, snd 10 Aecosd-
ineiy fesesss bsrseif into the Bzrisn
eoust Qzszssi in Q manner which 10 sx-
sfscsiy offensive 10 the supposssss Of
shs shanesiior - -eii - 70 the sfsas
usss Of the German people.
Than h. accordingly. N exesilsus
prosp<es Of all Easope bseopisg in
VOWED In the discussson Of the Proposed
marriage II nsss Be irritating 70 the
iron ehssceiIor 70 have his sssssersft
sabordinsssd 10 The vhims ., . vsmsn
add tbs love Of . bsesas prince without
psiueipaiity.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1888-04-10
T1g TRousLgs ~ rnE GERMAN
CouRr.


The story OF how the German court
b rent Asunder. Of how plots are met
With oeunserpioln, Of hos parties strive
for the Support Of the silent emperor
reads liks Q ehaptar torn from "fhs
Merry War" u is not al all merry,
however. TN the contrary, II Is all De.
eldediy serious, aud the fate of good
many thousand oeople scattered over
this planet depends upon what The de-
eision OF The emperor upon certain
points may be.
II has len1 been known thai. the new
empress, Victoria. is bitterly hostile to
Prince Bismarck and that abe exercises
almost unlimited coetrcl over her hns-
band. the emperof. The enmi,y be-
tween the great Statesman and The am
bitioos woman dates ffom almost the
very day that The latter entered Ger.
many ~ she bride OF the handsome
yonrg crown prince. II has arown IN
intensity with abe years taat have
passed. and .he German ceass ID TO-DAY
divided into hostile parties, one Of
which supports Bismarck and the other
the empress. Az long a. siesoria was
only the wife OF Tho crown prinos, she
vas able to silva Bismarck little trsuale.
bet nos thai her hasbssd occupies the
tmpcfial throne she evidently believes
that her opportunity has come and does
mol mean TO led Il pass uaimproved.
This deep-rootei enmltY between tie
empress and tie chancellor ia one cause
Of The prcssn, tar1oil IN the imperial
court, bot IL is not the enly one. Az
usual, love has something 10 do xith
The sscaele. Tue lovers are The second
daughter Of the emperor and Prince
Alexander % BsstsnevfR. better known
~ Prince Alexander o. Bulgaria. when
Alexander ~ss receive3 a. tie impsriAl
eour, q, Berlin sous years sso b. had
the sudssi,y 10 fall Ia love With the
dsn9hsss % Frederick And Victoria.
A. he 10 handsome ani manly young
fellow wiih record o. whieh sny
psinecling @isa, be gssas. bis sfsssien
vas reciproeaisd- TIE lovers he's
ever. ksps their love 10 themselves -
Ions as the cid enrrras SIS alive lie
locked sowE apan the BslssnbasSs. ara
wcaii nos have considered for so is-
ssant proposition 10 e~srash uaesn
Der Of bis family h. enc u thsm. With |
the death 81 wahau. hawevsr, Ale.. |
sader dared b svow bis sssssiou. sud |
ID IL sgyzrsni ,asl she suessos, es % /
sgcak Uots aeeufstely. size sugssss, /
does not lock spen tie steposea eaion /
With Stsiaxer.
There are, hewrvsx, grave stats rea
seas whs The marriage shoeia PEA tsss
plsce. The Gas Is . bitter sasay Of
AlsxAndcs's aoG regards Aans "a ons q /
his usest dangerous sess- Tas SzAsssAs~
Of the ex prsnce 81 BaiesFts d aAase. I
ter Of the empsrsr Of 9srmAnY ~oula
anqassssesshiy psasss tas ear isso =
ssate Of mind which seaia b. aeasaian
sash q manifestation Of Gssnaa inter
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