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The sun., 1890-07-20
Tho Lovers Return.

"I-I-that Ii, you will excuse NO." he STAN
mered as he entered store on upper Broad
way yesterday and was accorded an interview
with tho proprietor.
What did you wish, sir ?" was the cold but
polite rejonder.
We'll. you may think mo foolish. but
must run the risk. About u year ago you had
girl over there behind tho railing type
writer and private secretary. | presume"
Yes SIR
and her speech and demeanor showed good
blood"
Well II fell in love with her,"
She was very coy and shy. but aftor time
l thougnt | Gould dotect signs that my feelings
AM Indeed! L2ok at you in tender way?"
.i thought so: FOR weeks 3 made It rrac-
TO get sight OF her. She got 80 she looked for
mo at that hour
That is. / thought she did. l thought her
eyes lighted up as she caught sight OF mo.
IN anS ask You ntroImee e
one, hestates over those things, you know"
About a year ago was suddenly called to
Chicago. While there ! met with II bad ucci-
Dent. and only, yesterday returned TO New
circumstances could not
II follow"
But I thought OF hor daily. aye hundred
times day."
THAT was correct"
And now that | have returned called to
catch sight Of her dear. sweet face once more,
but don't sec it. Is sba with you yert"
"Oh. yes.'
:" Is she i'll 7"
"Oh. no."
Absent temporarily?'
Yes: over at the house."
Your house2"
Yes Perhaps you'd like to walk over? I
married her about year ago. and this Is the
hour when tho baby is asleep and she is at lib
erty."
The axe fell. With a moan OF anguish on his
pale lips the returned lover walked out OF the
store In blind. staggering way, reeed down
the street as If drunk, and uttered 0 word un-
I'll he reached tho drug sLOrs at :ho corner.
Then he made great effort pulled himself to-
gether. entered, sat down on a stool before the
soda fountain, and hoarsey whispered:
Give me lemon and vanilla. with plenty of
troth on it. for | calculated she'd earn enough
to support uS both !"
The sun., 1890-07-20
Cannon Balls Not Inciunod.

We had with us in the --th Now York a pri-
vate named Williams, and from our very first
battle he used 10 declare:
Boys. the rebs will never mould bullet to
kill NO."
1t seemed as II there was something IN 1t,
for while almost every other man In his COM
pany got a scratch now and then, and every
fight reduced tho roll call, he was never hit.
At fredericksburg he stood for fve minutes
alone, with the men on the right ind left shot
down and yet he wasn't hurt We got around
to SpottSylvania at last. and only the day be-
fore th9t light he cracked his heels together
uttered n crow. and said;
Boys, we shall have a fight tomorrow, and
I'll bet ten to one don't get hit
Next day about 10 o'clock wo were advanced
In support OF somo Ohio troons which were
hard pressed. aud Just us We swung into posi-
tlon the Confed9ratos opened on MS with solid
shot. The very first ban | saw come our way
bounded along the ground and hit Williams on
the left thigh wi th an awful thud. His hip waA
smashed to a pulp and he hadn't i've minutes
propped his head uu. and then, rs l put his
canteen In his hands, said:
Poor old boy! We thought you had q
charmed life. but they've hit you at last"
Yes. I'm done for" he replied. rs he drank
off half the contents OF the canteen: but, you
fee. was lguring on bullets. and the cussed
rebs. have gone and worked In solid shot on
meW
The sun., 1890-07-20

Yesterday forenoon a tall. slim man, wearing
q faded Greeley hat nd well enyelOped in d
linen duster OF a cles ate, entered the Wood
bridge street station II said TO the Sargeant;
Just came In on tle train. Look AT me and
see II resemble Capt. Kidd or Charley Ross
can see that YOU do" piled the Sergeant.
But people are MI look ing at me and grin
Mug. Anything wrong in my dress z
Weil. that-that duster IS little of. per-
"oh! It's the, dustor. People don't wear EN-
a. Not that style and color"
~ 500; m little aneientY
Well or sho comes. bought it In this
town six years ago. The man warranted 1t to
me as combination o. dusler hammock, nv
lilo rreseryer, and certlilrnte Of moral char
acter. and II has pulled me through Il steam
houi explosion. lWl railroad sma5h-ups, Il
h ,,Gl lire, and lal doom free fights. Kinder
hate 10 go back on her. but style IL style II
the styls mas changed, then I've gottO change
with it.
lie pulled It off, rolled it into Il bundle, and
laid II on u chair aud said:
Give II TO some poor and disoonsolate man
-some one who hasn't q sensitive soul. II has
Kept out tho flies, warded OIL the moths. and
saved me from rattlebnakeB and mad dogs. but
the time has come when we must part. When
] strike Detroit and hear u boy call out IL
that thing alive ] know he means me aud
that duster. When | 20 up,strset and man
tnat duster aud me-. When get into car and
SEQ the women look me over and then hitch
away, know they arel wondering which OF US
Is who. and whether. IL will bite or not I'm
TOO sensitive by half but can't help II. ]
leave har IA Jnnr banda Good.bLP
The sun., 1890-07-20
Making u Mnn Crawnsh.

When five or six men get together and begir
| to tell storios there is always moro or less
! lying done. especially II they are only casua
acquaintances. Going down on the boat from
| Natchez there were three or four rings
which hung together. and each OF US told some
pretty tall stories. There was u man from
Syracuse who laid himself out for whoprer
and when the rest OF US were through he
settled back and said:
to India WIS burned off the island OF Bornco
and got away il boat with single sailor"
sippan. who was taking u lot Of mules down
my In iH8558.'
We had neither water nor provisions in the
boat" said the man, and after drifting for
three days wanted to druw lots 10 SEQ WHO
should die. Tic sailor refusod"
:. His name r asked the MississIppian.
Foster. believe"
You are right: go ahoad."
:" suffered one day, moro and then. Rs he
slept, killed him with my knife and drank his
blood, II saved my, life. Next day was
And YOU killed the man. did you Z"
And drank his blood2"
,o We'll: you are the man I've been looking
brothoT ny big brother tc only brother |
ever Eo% o%H"
In another boat saw him 70 or with you
and told mo OF II. Stranger. tho man who
drinks my Urothor's blood has got to die"
But You must be mistaken. II hardly
think his name was oster"
Oh. yes 1t WAS Name was Fostor-ship rot
aflre-on the island OF Bornco- drilsi about
in boat. LIS all straight, and now I want
satisiaclion;, Havo you got bow,e kulle
Look here boys" said the Syracuse man
ps he caught HIS broath. " I'm i1 boY ana
about That adventure from start to GpiHh,"
"Sura Of 1t ~ demanded Tho MisHsslpg!au.
while everybody else laughed.
Il know WAS
Didn't Kill my brother Rud drink his
blood'
Certainly not
Wen. then, that's nil rlSAt and Pm glad 10
hear II. I'm as humn'e as a lamb on ordinary
matters, but when II oumes to kilIiLg my
hrother-the only brother / ey.r EaI-Why.
who wouldn't ilgit,'
We asked the SyEanusc man t. give us some.
thng else. but A0 wouldn't 10 H. lle went or
10 his stateloom aud tod hi, head w win
towel,
The sun., 1890-07-20

them. 1t was this club which promoted and
carried through, the commemo1ration OF
Donatello at the time the facade OF
the cathedral was unveiled. and was
largely instrumental also In insurlnR
the success Of the historical procession. after
the manner nude familiar t.. Germans by Ma
kari. and q the historic9l bal held IN the
Hecchio They have also plaGed flne bust Of
Donatello on the piazza del Duomo, outside
tho house where hie atelier was. Thus they
promote present art life and worthily preserve
the memories OF the past
Before closing entirely, may giyo n word to
two humble workers in art. the Ftscali, father
aud son, tho " lepairers" as thoy call them.
solves in contradistinction to "ltestorers."
Tho son, who has worked on the frescoes ut
Pisa, ia now at San Glmignano; the father Is
busy at Ravennn. The former is roally. u true
artist. and il is interes ing to study how In
him tho artist and artisan meet. He has
invented all manner OF processes both me.
chanical aud chemical, to arrest the decay OF
the grand frescOes OF old There Ia something
touchingy noble about his thus spending his
whole life in saving the works of others, With
out ever hope OF recognition for himself.
HELEN ZIMMERN,
The sun., 1890-07-20
rlre ne a fountain balou. II uns nooonnt.d

give us fountain below. II was accounted
nothing less than u miracle, and the chief Of
Tered to send an escort with me whenever
desired to return to the coast
Every tribe OF Africans has itS sOrccrers
This tribe had two. and, naturally enough.
they were very jealous Oi me. They declared
me to bo fraud and " bud medicine and 20
demhnIed that he sent away. In this Cmer-
Eency the chief called for test to prove that tho
charges OF tho sorCerCrs were instgated by
jealousy. In the presence Of about 500 Teople
each of the three was asked to cOnure IN u
rain storm, OF which thero was great need.
From force OF habit | had Kent an eye on the
weather. knew from the shape and lritt II
the clouds and the ieel OF tho wind that no
rain could be expected tor several dHys. one
OF the sOrcerurs declared that IT. would rain
that night, while 'ho other nut IL twentv.fOur
hours later, | made NV guess Tor tho morning
OF the fourth day. The first surcorcr pro ught
no rain and was ridiculeI The second also
the morning Of the four, Ii Hay II began raining.
and the people came and chcerrl NO This
settled the cnse for all time. and the sorcurers
were sent out with tho cattle and made TO
work and live like the others.
For four long years lived right thore among
tho villRgere. being ono OF them except in
color, but then began to sigh for civilization
had but to express II wish to return to the
coast for the chief to start me on for Tnilon. |
did not 20 empty-handed but lie presented mo
with ivory which sold for nearly Sl,3yO Mt that
port and week after reaching it had shipped
on vessel bound to tho capc. ! have hero
given but an outline OF my life among tho na-
tives shall hereafter take rleasurc IN de-
failing some OF the queer and startling advpn-
lures which befel me while nominaiiy II mom-
Der OF the tribe.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1890-03-26

I'm the last campaign attention was
was frequently called To the fact that
the protected manufacturers of the
United States sold their goods much
cheaper abroad than they did at home.
ON account of the war tariff which en-
ablcs them 20 charge a higher price in
this highly protected country. Agri-
cultural machinery was especially re-
fcrrcd 20 as am example. Attempts
were made TO deny it. but il the denial
was based ON fact, 10 is difficult to see
how American machines could success
fully compete with the manufactures
of England
Attention is again called TO this differ
encc in prices by trade catalogue is
sued by Philadelphia bicycle import
ing house which does not hesitate TO say
that .'manv American manufacturers
charge their fellow Americans more for
goods than they charge Englishmen
and Frcuchmen." The circular pro-
ceeds To give few examples from
firms that everybody knows" 1t cites
WHruAM watches. which. it says, an
English mechanic can buy for less
money than can am American mechanic.
The saws made by HENRY DISSroN X
Sons. OF Philadelphia. are mentioned as
Illustrating the same thing. The canned
fruits of the Golden Gate Packing Com
panv. of san Francisco. fetch 80 cents a
can I'm the United States. but are said
to Dee sold for IS cents i'm England The
Office files made by the Shannon File
Company. of Rochester, cost - each TO
au American. but we are assured that
au Euglishmau can buy them for Sl.32.
The circular even asserts that Minnesota
-four and Western beef are sold at lower
prices I'm London than in New York. but
experts declare this can Dee true only
under exceptional circumstances. There
is uo question, however, that bicycles of
American manufacture which are sold
here for Sl35 fetch far lower prices i'm
Germany and even In Canada, after pay
ing duty in those countries. inaSmuch as
they compete with the same English
machines with which they are ia COM
petition here and which are listed i'm
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1890-03-26
THE MODE or PROCEDURE.
Legislators Criticise Detectives Conduct
in the Burcheli Case.

IN the Bufthtli Vase
ToRoNro. ONT. March 25.-In the
Ontario Legislature. yesterday, Mr..
Meredith. leader of the opposition.
called the attention of the Government
To what hc regarded as a very improper
mode of procedure ON the part OF Gov
eminent Detective Murray i'm connec-
ton with the Bcnwcll-Burchcll murder
case.
lie referred To interviews with De
tective Murray published i'm several
Canadian and American newspapers, in
which the detective commented ON the
ease and gave information which, Mr..
Meredith said ne thought was likely To
prejudice people against the prisoner.
lie had nothing to say against Murray
personally. but considered such con-
duet highly rcprchenSiblc ON the part
of am officer of the Crown. and that it
called for immediate attention from the
Government.
Attorney General Mowatt Premier.
said he regarded Detective Murray as "a
very careful and efficient officer, but he
agreed with the leader of the opposition
that the alleged interviews and the in
formation contained therein might have
"a tendency to prejudice the people. and
were improper. Now that his attention
had been called 10 10, ne would invcSti-
gate the matter. and if Detective Muir
ray had been guilty of the indiScrctiOn
aScribcd 10 him he would take steps TO
prevent 10 occurring again.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1890-03-26
Trustees Sale.

DY VIRTUE OF DEED OF TRU ST Made
ID by William Porter and Margaret Porter. his
wife 20 me as trustee. bearing date the 18th day
of Iauuarv. a. ID. 1SS7. aad recorded in the Office
of the Clerk of the County Court for Ohio cuun-
tv. West Virginia. in Deed OF Trust Book No.
- Page 80 ! will proceed to sell 40 Public
Auction. ut the front door OF the Court House
for said Ohio county, infhe City OF Wheeling on
SATURDAY. APRIL 26th, 1870,
beginning at lOoclock %. M. % certain let oi
GROUND living and being i'm Tr!adelphia District.
County of Ohio. and State of West Virginia.
about three miles east from the city of Wheel
ing i'm said county. commencing at "a point
about 10 feet East of the National road and
with the VIM. Porter line and the Wheeling and
Elm Grove Railroad; thence ca~tWurdlN to open
ing OF 20 coal bank; thence southwe>tWardlN
with fence toward Edgingtou> Lane 10 the
lower end of % stone quarry. past an apple tree
toa raViuc. thence with said raviuc WcStWurdlN
To the line of the Wheeling and Elm Grove Rail
road: thence with the said line of the Wheeling
and Elm Grove Railroad enthusiastically To
the place of beginning. il being about five acres
more or Jess. II being part OF the same prop
rrty conveyed to- the said VIM. K. Porter by
samuel j. Boyd and wife 10y deed dated october
1~t 1857 and recorded i'm the office OF the Clerk
of the County Court OF Ohio county. ". Va. IA
Deed Book No. SO, page "a.
TERMS OF SALE-Onc-third. or as much
more as the purchaser may elect cash M hand
ON the day OF sale aud the balance in TWO equal
n,talmcnts. payable respectively in six and
twelve months from the day oi sale with inter
est The purchaser to give his notes for the de-
fcrrcd in>tulment> with good security and the
legal title 90 Dee retained as further security un-
iii the said notes aud interest are paid.
LOUIS +. STIFEL.
mrob Trustee
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1890-03-26
To down. TAYLOR.
The Guernsey County Boss Has a Big job
ON Hand.


ON Hand.
Special telegram TO ne Rsgis'.r
SrEUBENvILGE. o.. March 25.-The
redistribution of the State has placed
jefferson county in am overwhelmingly
Republican district. and already the
braves are beginning TO put ON their war
paint I'M preparation for the battle for
Tine Congressional nomination. 1t is
certain that j. ID. Taylor. of Guernsey,
who now represents this district. has
tine fight of his life ON hands. Men OF
brains and shrcwdueSS are against him.
and n hc wins 70 will only Dee by a lavish
use of That barrel which has hitherto
been SD potent I'm Mr. Taylor's career.
40 least three distinguished Republic
cans will contest the nomination with
TAYLOR. jefferson county will present as
her candidate Hon. John VI. Cook
thc leader az the jefferson county bar.
and one of the braincSt and most popu-
lar men m the State. Harrison county
will. as usual. offer HollingSworth as a
candidate. and COlumbiana will bring
out a man in Judge Moore, who is now
Probate Judge of that county. Cook
will have jefferson county practically
solid at his his back. Taylor never did
receive any support from Harrison,
and hc will not this time. The vote of
Carroll county viii probably 90 to
Moore and Cook The situation is an
exceedingly interesting one, and the
tight promises To Doe warm. Taylor is
lat great disadvantage from the fact
that he is located in the extreme south
cru part of his district. and il will be
little less than miracle il ne wins.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1890-03-26

HALIFAX. y. :. March 4-Thc St
Johns n. F'l Herald. I'm "a fierce article on
the Anglo-Freuch arrangement respecting
the Newfoundland fisheries, says:
lit is safe TO say that what has been done
% this colony would not be attempted with
any other self-governed British dependcn-
cy. or. if attempted, it would cause IA reyo-
luton We were promised In 1891. by the
famous Labouchcre dispatch, that nothing
should be done to prejudice our rights with
out our consent, and 10 this arrangement
our consent was never given. No precedent
exists for the outrageous diSrespcct shown
10 us iu this matter. and the terms of settle
meut show how grossly ignorant OF colonial
affairs are British diplomatists'
Newfoundland is excited over the oXpul-
sion of two of its members Morrison and
Moriue-rom the House of Assembly be
cause of their disaWecing with the Speaker
on points of procedure and refusing 10 abide
bv the decisions of the Assembly on them.
Morine had to DE elected 10y force. and the
struggle created intense excitement in the
House
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1890-03-26

sentatives were not elected by the people Of
Silver Row county The Territorial Board
of Canvassers on the 18th day OF NoVen-
Der. 1859. issued certificates TO the nve per-
sons not elected by throwing out the votes
of precinct No "a i'm said county which
had given a large majority 70 the Demo
cratic candidates for Representatives, who
voted for Nfessrs. Clark and Maginnis.
This act was done without any right or
authority on their part 70 do the same.
They had the fun returns OF the true vote
of that county before them. Without any
cause or reason whatever. that board being
wholly Republican, and anxious TO serve
their party I'm what they thought was %
great emergency, refused TO count or can
vass the real vote of the people OF Silver
Row county. aud certified 70 the election OF
five persons not chosen by the people, IN
the hope and with the expectation that
these spurious representatives might IN
some way vote for partSans OF their own
political faith as candidates for the United
States Senate
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1890-03-26

G,EALED PROPOSALS WILL BE REC ED
- at the oiliceof the Board OF Public orks ol
the CITY OF Wheeling until T. o'clock noon, of
saturday April 9Th. 1890 Tor furnishing all the
Sewer Pipe 10 be- used by the City during the
wear 1870. Proposals To be for the best quality
of Double Strength. salt Glazed sewer Flpc
made of pure Fire CLAY. delivered along The
line Of the sewers.
Tho successful bidder viii Dee required To give
"a bond i'm the penal sum Of 5000, conditioned
for the faithful performance oi tie contract.
The Board reserves the right 90 reject amy OF
AN bids
Proposals To be- marked "Propo-als for Sewer
Pipe" By order Of the
BOARD OF PUBLIC WORKS.
Tuo. " DARRAu Clerk. inr$Ol
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1890-03-26

asked the reporter of an old druggist
Or. Piercc's preparations he replied.
They are sold under u positive guar
Rutee that they viii. in every case. give
satisfaction. or the money is promptly re
funded Ills Fayoritc Prescription. for all
those chronic weaknesses. nervous and other
deranCemc0ts peculiar % women, is used with
unfailiug success. 10 cures weak back. bear
ing-d0wn sensations, Irregularities and weak
ncsscs common ID the sex, and being the
most perfect If tonic medicines builds up
and strengthens the entire system. Tho de-
mund for 10 is constant, ana am convcrsant
with scores of eases cured 10y IT,.
Returning after few moments absence,
the venerable wielder OF the pestlc remarked,
1.-THE number OF sTsapariilas and other, So
called, blood medicines Is legion; but DR.
Pierccs Golden Medical Discovery outsclls
them all and il is the only blood purifier out
0f the many which ! am Obliged % keep upon
my shelves, chat is guaranteed 10 benefit or
cure in all cases for which IL is recommended,
or money paid for it is refunded
"In the line OF Pills remarked The old gen
tieman, "thc little Sugar coated Pellets D
nut up by DR.. Pierce lead all Others. both in
amount OF sales and the general satisfaction
they give my customers.
Copyright, ISIS, ly WORLDS Dis. Med. ASSN
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1890-03-26

twill boz wormwood and gall to the
Democratic senators 20 see me Repqoac .t
majority rcn9r, f. in their favor. and thew
seem % Dee I'M fair way 20 get their seats.
u.s. l,-', ,. '.r..-,. N rr,t ,, rte, own
crookeduess -ht,Uga,c1.
$50 One supposed fora moment that
tine hteImapcc- would refuse to endorse
tbe propo,ed robbery of the people of
Montana of their right of representa-
tion I'm Tine United states Senate.
Tb.r.. i. mot even "a legal tecbniralitv
upon which To- base the shadow OF am
,xca,e for the proposed theft.
ON tb. word OLA convicted criminal
th..,.r.afan almost ,olidlv Democrats
,....t..- fl. Sr,.r r,y county was
,l~.,... ..,, ,, ,l. ..l,i, tb,ttb. induces
lil .,..,n, ,l,.. ,,t,. I'm npblf. "a. the
,.,, h,r,, reform la,, r,anirrd The
induces denied this I'm toto but the
pennlican State Carya,>ine Board
tbr.woutthr,or.ncycrtheless.and gave
t,.fr ..rtif.at.. to tbe overwhelmingly
.li.l,,,. fr.,,, Sill
,.r BOW county. which art would change
.t.. -rt.
lh' com pi'N''" "i '"' IT. -iN'"'"''- '''
county clerk of Silver Bow, however,
f....te.s ID, tl,p drry elected
~,
Democratic m'ul''i>- A"'l' "'N "'
claim that thc.N votes OF thc thrown out
.. r.....4..r..., .r.l..,,.-r. ti,..
report oi tlc majority ui thc senate
tv..tf.,.. c,,,r,ift.. ...,. something Sis
p.ciou> ODD lu' "N'I" u'iiiiu- ''i'
.r,fi. rnainrifv [ non this ,uS-
.r.f,.,
ii'''"' i''"' 't''--
that the Senators chosen hy
.f p...t.r..... r.-t.r,-
laturc should nc seated. ANA the uuiN
.l...t.l S.r,tors chosen hv the legally
.l
tlccl'u l'UI"'i@ .'' l''-'''"''i' "D'' '
was recognized by thc Governor, robbed
.f.t..f-..,t. Tb.. r.,,..r- ,,f the Demo-
'' ''''
cratic minority ut lhr senate cum
,..ftt.. 81 nfafn rr.Ipr9fr statement.
when We "pp'"'' 'N p'"'"S '"' S''"'''''''
40 sets forth the facts as follows
..,.... ,t......,
u1l me true Leg si@-Nie or Nlv-.,'.- Il,
coiSlsle -, %, ll. senate e." t IiIus, ,hs,
n.tl Sl '5o O.ol, m ID. S 3D.,
OF t"e TI5'.., anu ill'i .,,,. .,',-,
i'use 't ne - ~ g ....,s
Fe"t.pu 'Dt .U. yl'N ,''.- e- ,i a..
senators D.. NNSu u,"-o.l,s v' on. ~,
members cie'ied Jo lle i.eSlS'"'eIy "ltCel
cd ami acted ON lue Gun dal ol 'oil-.'i = ,
l>.N ne ue1l'e,S on ,lnS yo.' h.,
chose NcsSiS- l'tN anu We .ll".s .1 ~
United states senators lIu.n ,lo 49,
Montana ana 'hc Ho'v.iol, Wu -, ~ 80
ed both tne house anu senate wI.S" YIN Oy...
posed inns l'ie' 'o-l ou ..,.l' -
LARRY ana in que t"IlI ,-@. '. '.'-
uemen Wcrc t"Vseu ''' '''''''
i~latarc or lne Sl-.c NJ. o,,,-.l..,.s
me adverse 'l'-illi..t - ~ - p ,..i t,
and Power pretend % nave ~. y,
JOINT convention Nelu pm VIVA. S - Ni I,
as thc iron ma" tl ...t Isl IA S''' ',. tb.
ary' l>V hu, i'...t l'e l'',.', ..,;,,
members lnereol "u.DN .. o,,,,. ..' .b..
convention "eIc ',C, 'C .,,',.,, oiS.,;on