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The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1893-03-22

Last October telephone was estab-
lished between New York and Chic
ago, the line covering over nine hun
dred miles, over which conversation
can be plainly heard. 1t is the longest
in the world. There ia one between
Paris and Marseilles, about four hun
dred and fifty miles. The third long.
est extends from Vienna to Gratz and
from Gratz to Trieste, one hundred and
sixty miles.
The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1893-03-22

That fishes may be afflicted with
cancer has been shown by Prof. Scott
of New Zealand. Those having this
disease were all specimens of the A
merican brook trout confined IN one o.
the ponds belonging to the Dunedin
Acclimatization Society. Males ano
females were alike affected, and the
diseased fish never recovered. Prof
Scott has examined several specimens
showing the disease in various stages
of advancement, and gives in his pa
per short account of the naked eye
and microscopic appearances OF the
growth. The occurrence of cancer In
the lower animals has been frequently
observed of late years, and it is by no
means so rare among them as 1t was at
one time thought to be.
The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1893-03-22
Some Preacher GIN It."

The following from the Gazette leads
the reader to suppose. naturally OF
course, that some preacher has been
"feeced" and it comes from saltwater
where the preachers vote the wrong
ticket at election. Please explain
Brother.
"There is couple travelling through
the territory against whom ministers
in particular should be warned. They
apply to preacher to perform mar
riage ceremony and then give him q
500 counterfeit bill and ask him to
take his fee of S. out of 1t. They
make Sis every time ceremony is per-
formed. ."-Oklahoma Advocate.
The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1893-03-22

The United States Senate, March 20,
confirmed the following appointments
made by President Cleveland
Isaac p. Gray, minister to Mexico.
James B. Eustis, minister to France.
Theodore Runyon, minister to Ger
many.
John E. Risley, minister to Den
mark.
Wade Hampton, commissioner Of
railroads.
On account of his wife's continued
ill health Bishop Haygood has come
back from California to Georgia, and
will live at Oxford, Ga. He amd:his
afflicted wife surely have the sympa'
thy of friends within and without the
church.
The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1893-03-22
Let the Nation Rejoice.

Washington, March 16.-The Secre-
tary of the Interior to-day accepted the
resignation Of Green P. Raum as COM
missioner of Pensions, ard has desig-
mated Deputy Commissioner Andrew
Davidson to take charge of that office
until the appointment by the President
Of Raun's successor.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-02-19

For the benefit Of TnE HEsALD's
readers. W. X. Coats. the eminent
hydraulic engineer. has furnished
treatise on the relation between pub
lie health and public water supply.
Every resident Of Grand Rapids. who
makes . practice Of drinking water.
will be interested in Mr.. Coats dis
cuss,on. Hs views are the result OF .
lfetinae's study OF the subject. Public
health 10 absolutely dependent upon
pure water. and the fact 10 generally
recognized. except. perhaps. by public
officials. Ali the sanitary appliances
IN the world are helpless to prevent
disease, II the source Of water supply
be bad.
In city Of any sife the most dan
gsrous OF oil sources Of water
supply ID. unquestlouably the pri-
vate we'll. From it depth OF .
few feet below the surface It becomes
. reservoir for oil the unfiltered sew-
age in the neighborhood. Under the
guise of pure water the dead Hest poisons
known 70 science are taken into the
system. The public strangely imagInes
that water from . private we'll must
be pure, is surprised and grievcd
At the outbreak OF An epidemic IN its
midst, aud immediately traces it to .
cause far remote from the real one.
TIE water from . private we'll Is .
thousand times moro dangerous than
that taken from the middle OF the
river, even below the city.
1t has already been sufficiently dem
omstrated that public well system
would be inadequate to supply the
city's needs. The source of Grand
Rapids water supply must b Grand
river. The sooner she public realizes
ii the less the taxpayers Will lose In
paying for useless experiments. By
building . CRIB IN the middle OF the
river above the Soldiers home, using
the best tilterers and building an sde-
quass reservoir and settling basin,
Grand Rapids can secure water sup
ply second TO no city of its size in the
the country. Other cities have obtained
comparatively pure water from streams
far more contaminated than Grand
river. Properly filter Grand river
water. let the consumers boil it In
times when contagious diseases. are
prevalent and Grand Rapids will have
as good water - this city or any other
OF ito sire can reasonably expect.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-02-19

The women of Des Molnss uill hriid
their city IN flowers ~ TIE ~ofic's far.
Dubu9ueis women will Reproduce q
mineral cave. while The women a.
elocx City will contribute q replica OF
Their lkst corn palace. sluflinrfon viii
90 IA Tor geological EXHIBIT Thu
Iowa will be unique.
The youngest English bride on record
WAS yeArs old. She Was the daughter
OF sr William Breretcn, IN the nr.
teenth century. and her hubby VA
only = year her senior.
Eighty of the popes are honored "a
ssin"' tfirty-ons a. msrtyrs aud forty
three as confessors.
A good Eeypusn mummy, warranted
5000 years old. can be bought any dsy
for 500.
A body weighing 10 900 pounds ~ the
equator would re,gh lo.o,i pounds in
London.
A average Of %. 900 letters are posted
without addresses an Englsnd every
day.
A live cottonwood tree with pet-snec
roots - growing near Atchison. Kss.
Csnnibslism is silil pract,ced n four
teen places IN the world.
Philadelphia has q. 100 more girls
tksa boys.
A Wisconsin man viii start . snsil
farm.
Boston has two negro ooancilmsa.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-02-19

Of CIVILIAN frisncs vlii volunteer Their
ssrvloss TIE newspapers III -
pl<a1sd 70 dssoss . reasonable amount
Of spscs " encourage sne sale II
gcksta WITH ell trsss agencies ~
work ne psl.csmss themselves vIll re-
,2sa their tAeitarn disnisy aad the re-
eeipss oil smount TO more tnsn under
The OH sysssaa Of sollci.isg ia usiforn.
Urdsr tnis disposition Of the matter
the police commissioners viii be Abupd-
sntly justified Ia resembling the order
prons,1tlng TIE benefits With this
eoncsssloa 20 pubic sentiment the tees
sarn~i by ofheers By attendance ~
eorru viii ie placed At their personal
disposal. There 10 absolutely no Al
tnorssJ for the present order. II cam
not hs enforced on any plea whatever.
The fees belong 10 the men - VII
nessss. not - policemen, and The city
simply sobs them Of % much. under
duress. when 10 assumes to take them
ender any pretext.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-02-19

Ne Gees sess< N. Yoass. tns fnxi,<sl
sfttef ~ fnDfe t1lsH s1s taLaf&d t<iss.
recently e.ea<rs<<a a an trtrrtttr 9Th
e. 2ieefiexn s.s'toE ~ : ts<s neetst,y
supp esssd "a her Tie ct heE ccsassh.
slte isss BISHOP Solsfi1Ee fsss1so4. tai
tao itfoocssls - Anf earliest 4ad mcst
Nsdel3 g sifate1 too&, The ii4lf ~
tse4e4tne." FURNISHED lie weasel. Ale
soufhsiB tross. co which rae nasrisre1
missionary made he fnenlorsi,ls vos-
a<es sms'ag the south sss isisnos
Afs- Henry n sssnlss. sllheafh On
artist, bWs absolutely uo taste IA drcss.
fisf tstprits blouses appear. even "a
OCCASIONS or fnH arsss. aDa they are.
ss seine 'sas effphlcaliy describes thssGl.
''sueh bip1ss bleos@A loo"
flersnoe Hlgtns. nov Ara Frlts ".
hinckits ~ San ffsncsco, ~nos< IN
hffitsnot sEn0nns~c 10 about AGO.
80. - ssia @ have paid tsss .S1s "a 10
her attorneys and the exxculrsx Al
ogtef ~ secure Asr estate.
A son has been born 10 ths Prince
sui Princess krederlcs Aogoxsns Of
><xonf- The csnas Of TIE s0unk pf .l.cs
q ffiedricb August george Ferdinand
ALERT ksr. Actoa Mara fxnius Nss,
esliuk
Ara kiIzsheth Akers kiien. TIE ro< !,
has feosnIy teen dangerously IA WA
scarlet lever. she 10 noe. as wsl. A
her daughter. A-ss Allen. vho -
simiisriy stricken. rspldly improving.
Dr. sarah n. sherman q s<Lsm ~
elected president Of the fasssrf ns~ts.
surgical and ouscologlcsl soc.sty a. ~
recent annual meeting. Al TIE Other
okbosss are men
hrs- Ada NJ. Bittsnhsndsr. sfs~r A.
voting nesrly -four years 10 work IN ~
half II temperance measures In go.
grsss. has resumed her Law practice al
Loucon. Neb.
Nlss Adeline L. Knapp be- s,srs~c
Tor Honolulu. having been selected bs
The san Francesca Call 70 represent
Wat paper there during Tie an1sx.-
ton cflss.
Out Of the $50. 600 availatl. for bsr.
safies ano scholarships Of ~. Andrew
university, Scotland. ons-half 10 re-
served exclusively for women siudenss.
The duchess OF Fife. othsrwiss fr.r-
Gees Louise Of wsles. 70 preparing TO
add 10 tue great grand mothsrly rsspon.-
sbiiities OF Queen Victoria
Au.' Pierre Lorillard has written
some pretty stories tat Sreat of fasn.
lonAeie life. Asr style i pleasing add
natural.
RAINY Davenport has . horror OF
tsris snd ascribes cleopairs's ~ incx
70 the bsfos painted upon the scenery.
Pundiia RsmabAi has started q circle
oil kinR's Daughters among her p8bas
IN lndis.
The governor Of Missouri has sp-
pointed thirteen women a notar,~s
putl.c
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-02-19

=. a. kspassis1a kissssss 81 tas stats .;
"a. a-s-bllssn siscsors a tbs state Of Nleh.
ixaa. ssl a. stAsrs $40 mxs desire - ~ -
slss ihsz n ssteicie< she ptiasig.<s 81 in.s
rspsss saa 2zs.f - 1selsssd "a - plsner.ts.
asras4ls hal. ssrnsr - cnsDplain aast
k-aabssa stf.se< . lns sisy = bssroI< o,
. s.ess a "a, lsr 40 perpsss % asmia.ti az
. cas- 4ate fof g4stles ~ ths >apro1e to..fI
cal t~s Ess~ats u tts taissssss. sae us
EEkakseli4s ~ s1ea ether enssness - 2aN
trstsrf eo1s bssors lA< co1seatlo1-
htsl7 se4nty Mi b. sGfitl q - qns d-le<ats
fsf $50 sog o. ne totsl vote s.ss ior Ss.@
a. l1a kas slSls eleotion - osc a er. iesz' Ansi
ass a1litieaal asIexats fof essfy trsfl On
slaaanttnx - 10. oel sacn orssnLtsi co4n1
Nil - sattea - - SIS, ~ aeieShLss.
Laasr ne ressiufisa q Is "a dale I'll
- enElslsd g. sci n tas coutcaiien sas,
eses sos reside IA The esuais 30 psssosest !"
fs~ tsssx,ses Rom each congressional
4 srrIet sfe fr4u - "a o. meet n cAac.ls ~
80 a. fsH - ~ ksrssnts hsi, % selscF
sssfitatss a fsi.e~s - ss ptssfa,sa - aes
pfsslae.L lns asssstAat secretary sad enf
ia~n cer skcn Or Ire esfauiftee "a fcarn.
ta.a- .+F1rufa1ert oEzsnixaiion sd Osdcf 81
4a1ets 49, Aes5lltloax and Ter me
tl1ssafus e ar ether business propefs
.oulrg eeiofe t1em.
Iaac - ISL. "a crr.rrs - each eouDtg con-
s-ut.s1. are ec,. oestf9 % fer~sr1 - tte
llr4 80 fne = 80 rrntrAs Gonna tee -
MOSTLY 1ai1i1x. Ieti1itl. ~ the a est
laai atief tla tei-a arrs g. me state co1srii-
.toa have oec1 cro,rn- rsrtd fd 81 Of slsca
q efArrs aad tHer IctE+ttiRe posfafrcc
stffs. ten tetir resp uye coolti's. IS
tre eEtil,<i g teats Ira 80 eanss ten.
v4 IL aAffA JAMES MCMILLAN.
arV CHalgna1.
Tie a1tarLo4 le1r OF DELEGATES 70 Wnifh
To- f4fI ~ ftau-r 30 ar rHfif.~d - o. tie
fssis 81 re tcta. srte s8r <eseraor AoseH .''r
{. - i4e - trrtioa. enc ier sacA - .s
iraef.rr tHrr-cf 30 ~ cg m.fo. nc cp1iifY-
n0NHarf 80 ar sngf - % less tnal tie dele.
=. ,,l. Is sarl,s~d - fity.tafre dei-<sfrs
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-02-19

are amply maintaining tnrse judges
snsss t~o are amply ssinclstN-
Il . z-so charged taat the movement
e <5olisa ths court . purely from
political motives This. too. % not
Hes. Essa 4 : sers. 3 wou be .
praise vortay incentive IA the matter
nav st2nds snrss ~ TIE most sstnss
democrat politicians IA thssesty are paid
good salaries for 4oiex notalng pors
beneficial 70 the pubic than 70 match
schemes % keep themselves N ofles
ana - csfest republican eandsdates-
IL thls regard their time . effectively
Weoecupssc. Win republican legs
.~,ars sAis political lFlunvrsts ougat
10 20 removed from oftics. That 10 lie
political measure 81 the case.
Lastly, u 10 urged THAI Judge Barlin-
game - . very proper and impartial
Judge. that q would b . pubic cslsm-
~ % remove him from the bench.
Let this be conceded. The democrats
are securing TIE Dy-vAys - md . can
dldsts for clrcuit judge as = running
mats for Judge Adslt Wall not Judge
BoflinsAms I'll the b.ll' IL The people
desire TO retain nIs services no better
opportunity will ever present itself for
taem 20 express their wishes.
20 one by one the sympathetc rea-
sons assigned Why the superior court
should remain 10 EFFORT money from
the taxpayers fade away under the
cold logic 81 faets-
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-02-19

Frank W. Fletcher of Alpena is n
candidate for regent of the university.
Nr. Fletcher has many warm personal
friends IN this city who are delighted
20 know OF his candidacy and Will do
AL in their power to secure his NOM
nation. They support him for the
reason that Mr.. Fletcher, in their opin-
ion. q prs-eminenily qualified for the
position, The university should have
men on is governing board who are
thorough business men and At tho
same time are broad-minded, educated
gentlemen. capable OF appreciating its
needs aud loyal 10 10 bcs, Interests.
Such msn 10 Mr.. Fletcher, . native
OF Detroit. After graduating from the
Detroit high school he entered the 1T
eTary department of the university
and graduated IN the class Of 1875.
He a. once embarked in business, and
today - one Of the most prominent
and successful men in the state. The
Alumni claim with reason that they
ara entitled 10 have some OF their
members on tns board. Who more
worthy to look after the welfare of a
loving mother than her own de-
voted sons'
Mr.. Fletoher 10 one Of the mos. loyal
sons Of Alms Mater. and would give to
hsr service the test energies Of his
trained and vigorous manhood.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-02-19

There II tear and CONSERVATION in
the hsHrts OF tie New York democrat
hos.s. The appointment OF Wilson
Bissell, Cievslsnd's old law partner. 70
be postmaster general has stirred up .
hornets nest. Mr.. Bissell has never
figured as an active politician, but
s.nce his appointment the subject nas
been canvAssed, aud avery UNPLEASANT
prospect for the Tammanyltss Is
brought TO view.
The postmaster general is distinctly
the chief political power in the admin
istranon. In the appointment of
loursn-class postmaster. he ia politi-
@. sutoerat His judgment there IS
none ~ question. Ills decision Is the
Alpha aud Omega Of All aspirations.
WITH this fact unpleasantly forced
upon their attention the New York
democrats are in state OF perplexed
anxlsty over the outcome. The Tam
many men can see no rag Of cheer in
the future. Mr.. Blssell ls an ardent
sati-sua2rer and the sting OF his snap
will he felt by the men who have
fought his illusirious chief.
The senators from New York are not
exactly IN sympathy with the admins
tration. II is doubtful whether they
will take al active part in confirming
the cabinet appointments. But they
will be confirmed asa matter OF course.
Then Hill ard Murphy will expect that
the appointment OF All officers who
are subject to confirmation will be un-
Objectionable to them. But the great
army OF fourtn-ciass postmasters is no.
included 10 that list. Mr. Bissell will
have the opportunity to build up in
his own state tho most powerful pollti-
cal following a president ever had.
HUI and Murphy are powerless to pre-
vent IL Hence the troubled condition
OF New York democracy.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-02-19

IL Mr.. Quay can keep the sabbath
from being dssecrsted bv the worid's
fair. aud Mr.. spreckles can save Havsu
from the lottery and opium shsrks.s
'sS will be proud year for the uesl-
ern hemisphere.-St- Loos Clohs-Dem-
ocrat.
Notwithstanding ell our intrscass
election machinery. Mr.. Cievolsna kas
received neither com missnon nor sn
Official notification Of HE election. scr
viii be receive snch--Louisville Ccu.
fier-Journsl.
TIE girls employed 81 the tusf-isn
village IA the worlds far are net % pc
allowed 20 marry during the shov.
Look out for tlopemens frpm that
Austrian vIlisge.-St Lous Globe
Democrat.
n - alleged that the governor os
New Zealand objects 20 the ANNEXATION
Of Hswsn BY the JBitsa tsstes TINS
!. highly important II uus.--Nsw York
World.
Mr.. Cleveland has the general ar 81
Q man Who 10 disposed 70 attend - be
own business IN be own vsy.-lnassn-
apois Ness
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-02-19

fs~s be had ss<er., q thea loaded With
provisions he wss Assisted IA hs> 5oar.
ney b kalf doxen lntl&1s
'sNsll. when he l>ft. after selling eof
LIS e@rxsr<. nc had skoes a. The Tcia
dust The uil-ers had washed oat IN foer
o. Eve months Of steady sork.
We ran siorx 81 prsvisiuns snd had
snhsLstcd on bear nnnsi aud ether game
- long that we willingly parted with
nearly al We had ~ set sonae civilized
esssblex.
"Nsit. this tradcr-hi< name wa< Er,-
sDons-sold the several sacks 81 spz.as
he Lad with him ., the rate Il from
thirty 10 ffiy cents per potato.
"iii> flour s,old for twensy dollars =
sAck, and VIC we're ,usi glad eaoagh -
pay ave dollars pound for tie very
poorest quality Of ia he had with HAS
He had several sldes II o.nen IN bis
stosk. which he dispe~ca q 81 seoat
one dollar . alice A fsw sacks of tie
despised bean brought one dollar .
pound.
We had been out Of tobacco for near
~ two months. aud had drawn bat lst-
tie solsoe oat Of p.pefais of dried leaves
and mos~. When this fellow appeared
on the scene We took him 20 our hearts
- a benefscsor and gave him ounces q
gold for plusp Of tobacco. An ounce q
gold brings kixteen dollars IN Alaska
and nineteen dollars at the mint here.
We bought hundredweieh, Of on
IONS for which We were assessed siE
ounces OF gold.
II tell you what. we poured out the
dust upon that fellow Emmons. and he
had - much Of II don't think would
like 10 take the contract 10 pack IL frosn
here 10 the city hall.
"Yon must not think from this sp-
palling price list that we were starving
10 death We had plenty OF game and
fish. but that kind Of grub pals on the
appetite"
The ''boys.- however. appear 20 have
made money ON the Yukon river bar<
Mr.. Niles states that al of them have
stakes" and he came down 20 Victoria
with several Of them who had cleaned
up" from twelve thousand dollars %
twenty-eigh, thousand dollars apiece
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-02-19
NOVEL METHOD or TAxATiom.

Tho ewtss f'fsn Throw the Greater Fer.
den Progressively on the wesithisr.
The method - taxation In Switzcr~
land IL novel and almost amusing No
Official assessment IL made OF property.
IL seems Blanks are distributed To
every house. TO Be- filled out by its CO
cupantS The system L. known a. the
progressive tax scale. says the
waver!ey Magazine A. who owns four
thousand dollars worth Of property.
pays taxes on only half Of II. d, who
owns twenty-five thousand de,lars'
worth pays taxes on eigh,-tcnths Of A.
while @. who owns che hundred thou
sand dollars worth 81 property pays
taxcs on the whole Of IL The resalt n
that G. pays not The proportional tw~n-
ty-fsre times the amount Of As tase<.
bat a fly times ~ much
The income tar IL managed after .
similar fashion The rich par out 81
ell proportion IN The poorer Glasses
They probably would NOT change places
with the poor. however, even % save
what they decry &c untust taxatson-
The plan IL nos always = popular obe
Leaving every man 20 ssse<s himself
has the disadvantage that the rsch.
with stocks and bonds. Sometimes do
not make returns % thers When .
rich Swiss dies however. the ro~~rn-
ubeF4 control q his e<fst. quickly
makes smends sor ~ his rsst rnisd~-as
In TIE way cf Assessments. aud every
penny 81 taxes bod hack y nov De-
Quoted together with compound interest
and fpe>
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-02-19

Since the notice OF . purpose to ia
trsducs q b.ii IN the Legislature 30
sbol,sh the superior court VIA filed the
persons most Interested m tie continl-
snce have sxertet themselves 10 stem
the current OF pubic opinion against
t1s nsedlsss expense tue maintenance
OF the court entails TINS exertion has
crystsihzed into aromons,rance. when
has been numsronsly signed by many
citi1ens under . misleading statement
Of alleged fkc.S.
IL 10 represented By the supporters
Of ths superior court that IL IL be sbol-
isnsd d VIII be necessary 20 create
recorders court 10 try criminal aud
strsssopsr.ng cases. There - only
one defect n this epre~Etston--i.
= nos true. The police court has lurs-
dictoa 10 try all misdemesnors aud
violations OF ordinances. The circuit
court hss original Jurisdiction IN al
cases TRAILS IN any court OF record.
Before TIE superior court was created
there wa never any difficulty IN reach
irg the GREAT courts with any qass-
ton Of Litigation no. tr.abis IN inferior
ooarls. fgs true that there isare-
corier's court n Detroit; but i wss IN
existence befors and during the time
~ ths existence Of the Detroit superior
court
II ssiso claimed tha, tie pressure
o. BUSINESS oa the circgis court % now
90 grsss that . could not receive the
EXTRA rork. Here again tho elsmsnt
Of truth i lacking. During ne decade
OF 1875 S. there wss more litigation
bsfore the circuit court OF tbs q street
fhsa "a any Ike period before or nnss-
The avil Effects Of imitation. the Dis
farbst condition OF trade. the conspli-
cstobs Srowing out Of tho bank
raptty ers following tns pa1ic Of
1874. ths vsrishlsrsss OF business
snrceed'nx the resumption OF specie
yeyrisats n 1879 AL contributed 20 the
's07rnsnsa mast of litigation waich
cnnteFed IN that decade. II VA al.
9spc Red x ~ one Judge st tnsmn-
nlheaot sa'ary - 81 500 per arnum.
Ihis rciadsd TIE sr Fosnsi b1.nssa
Is y frae taas no present Judges Of
lae tlreult have plenty 20 do. hat
thpif tns = not crowded With en-
ges7f calendars II busness we're
ai.pg tensf On ne iheery q cle.r ns
tns jhiendsrs "a Fspsdiy "a poss Be. he
tml - - e.reuls judges would be
xreJtir -nlsrx=a ard extended. Isis.
ar bag cammsoisry % eur ja4lcsl
~ \ tasis e t.siag th.s t~s iudsss. a.
Al srpenss 81 & 90. sfs necessary 10
81 - ansounf % actual wo-k m
ys.H ihAn ea> iasrs a g. 500 a len
yss4s go. che ~ 10 h>a ssd
oi1ekt a~ssrs a tas ely q sathsfisy
fss 80 stsssment
Atain. u = cisin,ed tAss a.. rsr W
e q aotnrx. hut iess q coar.nssas
rintsiss ( ihs supsrior coaf1 sasl -
shel hare- Ta,s = not true 81 az
safolt .sseems 80 srxnsi bal fra.
~ "a for lee pssmeai ~ she sssss e
ne fsaxe's ssisfT - - - iary ~
- coaafF go smarslss tarnuxh tha
ie0'sIts1-s. fas = sa s,urs ~
Astb ceariF sd statr. fsr ths es,9rt =
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