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The herald., 1893-10-14

County Educational Association.
The next regular meeting OF the Los
Angeles County Educational association
viii! be held at the High school building
in this city this morning, beginning
promptly at 10 O'Clock a. m. The pro-
gramme is as follows:
Reading of the minutes and report of the
treasurer.
Paper-The Best Teacher in the County and
What He Thinks of Us, G. NJ Drake, Long
Beach.
Discussion.
Physical Training, @. J. Rohde, Los Angeles.
Annual eleenonof officers,
FLORENCE A. LUNuAM, Secretary.
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a eesAcn or PROMISE.
hut the Girl Found . Golden Plaster fof
Her Brokss Heart

II was case OF phenomenal interest ana
everybody was ready 10 have q niger III
the ME saws the Detroit Frrn Press. =,
F;rst there was the engagement. Hank
Stevens. good-lookiug and rich. Dry
goods merchant. and middle s2ed nacno-
Tor. Almiry Smith. a little cierkess ~ 'n ,,
,,n.. -offioe. what Iuck!" the girls AZ,
lps;d wban they saw hor riding behind
Hanks team of prize bays. Ana the httlo
thing folded her hands aud tried 10 De
For il wasn't NIL plain sailing. She had
s,ruck a snag early in the voyage on ioVc:
hImiry didn't love Hank one llttio pit. anu
che dit love somebody else. she was mar
rvinp HIM 20 help her family out of tho
usual financial difficulties.
She had about made up her m ,n"s
che cnnIdnit marry Ha5k after all. ana
ponner,nc how she would be ablo TO tell
him and break his heart, when he tnrew
himself on her mere aud SAID ne ddn
Iocc her and would bo dong m awiul
wrong 10 marry her, aud offered 10 settc
prouisc case without luuGe or
iurv by paving her $4,000 damages 10 hef
affections IN spot CASH
Almiry was so surprised NJ the carrYIhg
of the war into the enemy's camp tAat sbe
nearly tainted: .,o,,,h.
" Poor glrl. how she loves me- thought
Hank. .
Zen thousand dollars isn't to be sneezed
NJ - thought Aimiry; but she looked SAD
and distressed. as If 1t were cheap plaster
for broken heart.
But sne accepted sure ard even said
contidentiallv TO Hank:
I'll spend / oil IN your store. so youi
get u ali back again."
And she did. She bought her rp'@-
sedu there when she married the other leI-
low.
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The sweo, Girl Graduate.

Twin J. Hampton In New York SUM-
" Standing with reluctant feet.
Where the brook and river mcet,"
Soon the sweet girl we shall SEQ
GrE1uatei properly;
Deck0d Ia gown OF white or blue,
Pink or msuve or soft ecrn,
She will read her essay, deep
As an ancient dOnlon keep;
She viii give advice rs sage
Ar woman's twice her age;
Enc Will sun you by the thought.
Out OF her experience wrought;
She will make you think that she
Must her mothers mother De!
VIVA: lot she thinks she knows,
As from point 10 point she goes;
What u 10. We know that she
Doesn't know at AL, as ne.
Who have played iife's doubtful game;
stu We love ner Just the same,
" stsnitog With reluctant feet,
Where tae brook AID river meet"
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STANDARD Of Value.

To ne Editor Of ne DisDG,ch:
Personalities are generally thought TO
indicate poverty of argument. There il
no necessary connection between ones
and his arguments. for one
may be very good and his reasoning very
bad. or very bad and his reasoning very
good. do not, therefore. see the necessity
when purporting 20 discuss the merits OF
my pamphlet. Standard OF Value,n of
procislming abroad the mortitying fact
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-06-11
on the Crest OF the way,

the lendsman tourist or comm erciai traveller
speedlly begins. an1 not only begins, but con-
tinus-- ~ teei Tue extreme OF human misery
during his trsnslt ecross the tempestuous A.
isniic But u With Wise prcscenco be mas pro-
sided himself with . supply OF Hostettcr's
Stomach Bitfers his pangs are promptly mifi-
gatei ana thea cease ore the good nhfp again
drops anchor. Tits Is worth knowing, ana
tnoasands o. our yschtsmsn, summer voyagors,
tourists. aud Businessmen DO know it.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-06-11
One for Ills Sobs.

truth
II saw you drinking with Jackson to-
day."
Yes"
You'd drink with anybody, l believe"
No; wouldn't drink with you, unless
by "a miracle"
Indeed? And what wolld the miracle
be-"
Your inviting me-"
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-06-11
German Gutiurals.

Hostetter McGinnis: Have YOU spoken
with the Herr Professor yet, Miss Upper
crust.
Miss Uppercrust No; the German gut
turals are SO decoiiete that they offend my
ears.
Er-decollete?
"ies--so low in the neck, you know"
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just Cause fo- Alarm.

Dusty Rhodes Hear about Waggies DO
mo uulled m by the Board OF Heath
Fitz william: What's he done
Dusty Rhodes: They found him up on
the Croton watershed preparing TO take a
swim
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-06-11
Too Heavy for transportation.

fAtienta CONSTITUTIONAL
Hotel Clerk Chicago: SIR. you are
leaving without your board bill
Guest: OF course an Don't take me
for freight traln--do you:
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EAST MAE sTK

2I24 EAST NAE STREET. RICHMOND. VA.
DR.. ". T.. DOssef extracted FOR mo several
teeth. which were very large aud nrnily SCI,
without my realizing the least pain. ] can gladly
recommend him 70 al WHO may need 70 have
teeth extracted ms w. W. CBILDREsS.
my 2S-Su, ruGTh
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w. +. DORSET, d. d. $,
IO2 north Seventh street. Richmond. Va
TESTIMONIALS OF RICHMOND PEOPLE

906 EAST LEIGH srKEEr.
Dr.. Dorset pulled for me very 0aily-innqined
tooth with bis local application vithon, any pain
az all desire all wnO need any teeth pulled 70
70 ~ him. l.. H. tINSEI.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-06-11

iOl wgsT CARY STREET. RICHMOND, Va
DR.. ". r. Dorset removed for me several
teeth without tho slightest peiu. can recon-
mend him 10 all who may deere HAVING teeth
pulled. JOHN v. BOWIE.
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INSURANCE srATEMtNT



Amount e.. t..
iH' anu no amount Of insure eaeaeo ~ ,.o.,-..,
thereby DIS sl''-''''''' I'-
IRE the amount ot a6rios I5o'o2o 90 sst
The amoun.o, premiums re,cys4 lanps The year
amount all
Tho amour. m,ae saia"asa.. pe'l aaaa< a'
Inc o diSaonds .....
The amount , Of s ss se %s enio~@ea''
Tho amount o a.sesa and b
Ls9s sSo' s and . ioo1 Si i,Sa By real
f3.S li a@ @5n ai3 ~ s Sa 20 aoi saE
All other asa
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..
BUSINESS N VIRGINIA DURING l.o@
Number amour, policies n December sis 49, -
Yunp6sr AMI auoia pae, it6ol,
Deduct and TO-, .
roai uqme., amount Of poiae' in force De- ~, . -
ccmoer 81 l8o' 90 'lil''' .-' t'
-Aes4,.
inso'Is1 asaas y''' +
What ss.essn,utl were iete
duaS o year IN aa eai nss or e1t "iai any non .f
:!S630 rctalLr, s:So7l6s, Accident s'eI , .....
O. HlFrrorO-s@:
Re tai 99 ae ih ioy nj Fssry S a. no
aI se pelsn hiy 1ppearsi Blis@sy i,
i lays
,.emsa' Of tac a.,a9 ,,a aaoa san
49, VIC .aoaec ~, sia.4l
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-Acc1enf.-,
40. Amount e..
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.rrnIy1Na 40 nrlLTHFrL.

As seen from the railroad stations there
is very little toindicate TO the traveller the
size. importance. or beauty Of this town.
Il j.. therefore. with no little surprise that
the visitor fow minutes after his arrival
finds himself III tle midst OF thriving
industries and healthful progress de-
monstrated by busy streets. handsome
stores. graceful churches. fine school
buildings (priyate aud public. elegant
private residences, mills, factories, found
dries. and other unmlstakable evidences
OF commercial success and social welfare.
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? Al N LESS
EXTRACTION OF TEETH.

No pain. no danger, no sleep, no chloroforn,
40 ether or gas, no cocaine, no swelled gums, no
unpleasantuess / have control Of u prepara-
tion TOR use IN this city, which, when applied 10
tho gums, RENDERS EXTRACTION PAIN
LESS. III applied dirs;tly 10 tie gums. By its
use teeth can be- extracted perfectly painless.
10 swelling u tho gums sfterwsrd Tho "a
tient rssains all his senses VALE having his
teoth extracted. No danger. Particularly
adapted 70 persons VINO cannot take gas. Cal
on me and try my system Of painless extraction
by local application, and 1 guarantee you vii.
use no other IL the future.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-06-11
fHRoUou THg BRxlkERa.

Inc vspor has closed IN thicker than
ever. shutting out from view the cutter
the gfud sound OF whose steam. " histie can
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maturei enlo@men Pea lnrn; ''
TIE nnounl purposes except e'
BIO dividends paid
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STATE OF coyyrcrrcrr. cry OF HaprrorD-ss 4:

NIATt OF IUNNTT IIII 7, 7 ~ OF NV IWT-0"--''s
Re Il rerrembe.eI, that on the sth day ~ feb
Henry +. Talu-ot, 90 missioner for virginia, re
qualihei under tnc laws az the state ~ virginia
seal. &c. personally appeared VI. q. bglkeisy nr'
Life-InsuTan"e Company Of Hartford. Conn, EA''
self says that they are the ebove-cescr bed 0ire
n true and correct statement Of inc actual con llf
year-to-Wi,. tho 3lst iay 81 D~cemI~r 1892, ac
ton. aud belief respectively. AMI TIM, the zeal n,
49, In testimony whereof nave LersIut0
}SEAL. the eth day Oi February, 1893.
t--)
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-06-11

Tho number Of policies issuei during inc year
nni tho amount OF insurance eue'teg
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-06-11

The amount Of losses fnaturet endowments Enlai
the amount OF all other Aabhtes.....-...-...
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-06-11

This IS o good market Tor fish, oysters
CLANS, and crabs, and large quantities are
shipped every season. On the banks of
the river immense shell-piles ore found
buried deep beneath the sod.
The products OF the county of Nanse-
mond are corn and oats. wheat. cotton.
and peanuts. the last-named crop having
- large extent superseded tobacco. The
indications for all crops this season are
good. This section Is well adapted to
farming and trucking. The soil is gene
rally OF light loan and Is free from rocks
and stones, and Is easy 10 clear and cult
vAte. Enormous deposits of mari are TO
be found along the river bottoms and on
the borders of the Dismal Swamp. The
farm-lands each year show teadv in
crease IN value. and the area under cult
walton is rapidly spreading.
POLITICAL NOTES.
The indications are that Nansemond
county will not select her delegates 10 the
gubernatOrial convention until August
court. Mr.. T.. ". Wright. chairman OF the
Executive Committee OF Suffolk, says that
every leading Democrat IN the county of
Nansemond and the town Of Suffolk is
for Colonel O'Feuall. Mr.. II. +. Smith.
the County Treasurer, approves of what
Mr. Wright says. and also states that Sena-
tor Barnes Is actively at work in OFer-
Gratis In the district.
DR.. Lawson. ex-member of Congress
from the Second District, who lives IN
Isle of Wight county. was IN town to-day.
He stated 10 your correspondent that
OFerrall would get the solid vote Of his
county and that with few exceptions the
Second District would be solid for him.
He expects to head the Isle OF Wight dele
CATION. DR.. Lawson further said that the
Third party IN this district numbered but
few and what was left OF 1t only consisted
of sore-head Democrats and office-seekers
In speaking of the Alliance he said there
were a good many Democrats among them
and they would vote for any good man
that our party dominates.
Mr.. Booker, Of the suffolk Herald is
spoken of as a candidate for the House OF
Delegates. The senatorial contest is not
talked of as yet. The candidates for the
Court o, Appeals. spoken OF IN this dis
trict are ex-Judge James Heath and ID.
Tucker Brooke, OF Norfolk. ARAxNrA.
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thereby .......t.....s. ss+.+.ss -'-f f---
TIE whole numper Of policies I'D io7re' ana
tho amount OF liabilities or risAs thereof.
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While by no means certain" OF the
truth Of your ipse d.1t. or argnmen nj, II
more courteous" that the people will
be placed entirely al the mercy Of the IN
principle1 classes" if government does
certain" as you say IN another editorial.
that money cannot be put into the peck
cts Of those who need II By putting IL into
the pockets Of those who do not need it,"
LEWIS III. BLAIR.
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opinion of all that it would be madness 70
attempt TO SEND boat IL on this side Of
the island. The sharp, shrill notes of our
stesm-whistle sound on the frosty air
Ggain and again. We are trying TO
attract the attention of the poor fel-
lows on the island. Carefully the rude
tent Is scanned through our marine
glasses, but no one ls seen near it. An
other series OF sharp blasts, longer than
the hrst, but still no response. BY the
captaln's orders gun is cast loose. loaded,
and hred, but nothing but Its dull echo
comes back from the shore. The theory
that we have come too iaten Is rapidly
gaming converts. Another long blast and
the cutter steams ahead-not, however, TO
desert the ship-wrecked crew, be they
aiive or dead, but IN order TO pick out the
safest place TO land with our surf-boat
REscUTSo PARTY.
Carefully scanning the shore. we rapidly
circumnsvigato the island. and selecting
what appears 10 be the best place-bad
enough though It is-the cutters head Is
broaght to the sea. aud the difficult and
dangerous operation of launching boat,
manning her. keeping clear of the ships
sue IN confused and heavy sea. is at.
tempted. II is safely ACCOMPLISHED. her
crew OF ten brawny fellows take the oars.
Al 0meer takes the steerinc-oar, and
nrmiy balancing himself on the stern.
shee,s. carefully steers the life-boat
on her GRAND OF mercy. Rising and
isiing as the big waves pass nndsr
her, now high upon the crest then desn
Gown In the hollow entirely out Of si,ht
OF the outer. and constantly having ths
Ky spray blown with pitiiess force against
them, the rescuing crew approach the
peach. Closer and closer she cautionsIv
icels her way; Jagged rocks are ali aronni
hef-nsny Just below the surfaee-anv
one OF which would quickly send her 10
the bottom should she strike IL. she IL
knocked and tossed about by the confused
seas caused by the eddies and whirlpools
OF TIE rocky ledge. and many times she "a
on the verge OF "brooching to-" when
quick. powerful sweep Of the steeripg-oar
nnngs her bow again head 20 the sea, and
the most serious accident that can befail
small boat is avoided.
rHaouou THE BRxkKERs.
The vspor has closed IN thicker than
ever. shutting out from view the cutter,
shs gfun sound OF whose steam " histie can
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-10-12
AND th. ana I.nrh..i-

A certain allopathic physician. not
more than . thousand miles from a
given point in the city of Detroit. has
n daughter WHOSE steady companion il
q pronounced homeopath. aud for rea-
sons not at all professional the father
doesn't admire his possible son-in-law.
though the daughter does Some time
ago the old gentleman found the young
man a. his house. and thinking IL q
good time 20 settle matters he proceed
Ell - speak his mind very freely TO tho
youth
We'll. have you said all you wanted
TO say7" inquired the sutton, when the
father had made series of uneompli-
mentary and seditious remarks
NO. I haven't" exclaimed the allo-
path. getting his second wind, Il want
to say that my advice To you IL 90 get
out of this house at once and never
cone back again"
The young man braced up and
smiled.
Well" ne responded. ''you may 20
- Jericho with your advice. I'm .
homcopath. I arm. aud don't allow
any aliopAth ia existence 20 prescribs
for me- Good evening" and the young
man sat down 40 firmly that the old
gentleman conclaied he had made q
mistake and left the house himself
Detroit Free Press.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-10-12
AS TO THE SCHOOLS
Thomas J. Dueey Explains the
Catholic Attitude
ON IHE PARocHnt SYSTEM


The conssiEution of the United states
prssbies that nen shzll have the right
- worship Cod according - their con-
keien<ioas eons1stionR That congress
shall na4ks 40 Law Regulating religion
90 knppoFs kny pArtienizr forpa 81 state
rslixion- The pahlis school system OF
49, oo1ntxy seezzs a. ms % be regu-
ls<<d snd directed ~ this eonsfitu-
llon.l pro<ts.on- Unul lately many
Csthoskrs k<<s been pnwiss ensagh 10
stt.1k the puklie sshool systsm "a
Goril<sz These attacks have provoked
rr0n 1onrC&thoiio citizens . lnLstr,ist
"a Catholics and their reiigion- Well
dspose1 b1s bigotsi aud pretudicsd
nsn-cs<holLcN noe lnforn<d Of catho-
Iis tooLrine. hare been ready and will
lag - al tinl<s "a cry eat before the
coaatry that The institutions OF the
eountry were Ia danger from Catholic
inxasion-s he Toegperella's and de-
noersey In Anzrriea has often been
quoted Ia sestaFian papers against the
tatholia ahhrch- The Auerican people
have heard tine aud tinae again the
words pat in The mouth of Lafayette
tIA4 y ALAIIt3A AAt&AA4hA~A3 W+E8 ~
be destroyed u would be through the
inauenee Of the Catholic church and
its cAsrxy-
To hoasst Catholics and uopre ju-
diced and tnteIiigvnt non-catholies
tha cry always appears - be very
childish. The only danger from such
false lnslnsations u that the vast null
tituae a people IN the struggle for life
have not time % 10 much analyzing
snd thinking aud consequently allow
others g. DO e for them Therefore.
this vast Inultitu3e OF citizens may be-
licvs the uttcranees OF the prcjndic~i
snd ths bigoted aud cultivate a distrust
for their Catholic fellow citizens who
arr only small minority ~ the whole
population OF this vast country. This
distrust on the part o. the multitude OF
noa-Cztholies against their Catholic
fellow citizens can DC aud no doubt Is
intensitlsd by the narrowness aud az
Kr~ssiven-ss Of some few Catholics. &c
elrsiastics and laymcn. no doubt well
intentioned and sincere. but ncverthe-
Les directed b. zeal neither In keep
ing with discretion nor charity Those
people do not voice the conviction OF
the authority and intelligence of the
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-10-12

wife was confined 10 her bed three
months or more with Inflammation
about the womb, the local physicians be
ing OF very little use. DIR. Greene's Ner-
vura blood and nerve remedy got her
around. The little girl had a stroke Of
partial paralysis. and was unable to hold
the urine. This wonderful remedy cured
her when the doctors could not"
There Is no mistaking the fact that
this Is the true childrens medicine. and
that IL occupies IN the household the po-
sition Of the best and surest family
remedy. IL IL perfectly harmless TO give
90 nervous. restless. sleepless and sick
infants and children Of any age. being
made from pure and health giving vege-
table medicines
II your child is sick. send instantly 20
your druggist for a bottle OF this won
derful curcr Of disease. and when you
see your darling gain steadily ia health
aud strength day by day. you. like
thousands q other parents. viii bless
the day you learned II It's marvellous
curative properties. II u recommended
by doctors; indeed. IL IL the discovery %
an eminent physician. Or. Greene. ~ -
W. ifth street. New York. the sDccsssful
specialist In curing nervous and chronic
diseases. and he can In ell eases he con
suited free. personally OF by letter.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-10-12

church They are but blind leaders OF
the blind
The American people need have no
fear u the small army OF Catholics
subv-rting the institutions Of the coun-
try. This army Of ten millions poorly
equipped and not 50 wonderfully gen.
srAied cannot wipe out the army Of
over sixtt million well equipped with
vast resources and possessed % much
skilled geaeraiship This hue and cry
about the Cathoiie church being op-
posed O. the Institutions Of tho eoan-
Try seems - NE az al times. looking ne
A. calmly. ~ BE- very much like the
tno,ie ~ directing infancy in the uurs-
erv before We arrive at The use Of rea-
son and di--rotion--the fear Of the
buxaboo Nevertheless the bu.rsboo
dse@ terrify the child though IL has
NJ existence. aed n irnrrudent Cath
olics keep on crying ont against the
pubiic -ehuol svsscm and its Goddess
eaarsrtsr. they must act b. surprised
n the vast majority II American nom
Catholics fear and mis.rust them
~ have ga riebt. Ia my Judgment.
ansser the constitution % attack The
puhiic school system. But we have
she right under The constitution %
worship God sccordiog 90 our eon-
scien~s while loyalty supporting every
constitutional csains II oor country.
We sre aot compelled ~ law - send
eur rhildren 20 The pabiic schools. and
81 some - the s-cs ississtics and ssrie II
th@ iaity belirve there i an absolute
necessity for he exi~tence of parssehisl
schoois the ststs has 90 right - aud
d,ses Mt prevent as FROM building sneh
rrh,ols. piseinx an ADDITIONAL tai upon
ourselves ior .heir eiAintenanee and
sending Catholic children - them -
resolve secular esissrstion In the iater-
80 ~ their ~nritiY progress aud ia
a,ttitien - their secular education
tArov~inx aroua3 the ehild The safe
eslsr,ls a morality aud deep religious
eou~ic<tsn We have right. a. every
non-( sffnelie vii ssimse q ID thiN
The constitution projects us IN our
rights Therefore. the Csshoiir acts
vrry anwis~iy aad ersninAily against
the Interests - his rpiTion whsn Ne
attaeks ~ ruhlie scbool system
,shlch tae great maIoritF %
American citinens regard a th- an
~rittra siau-e q cur constitutions for
ths pree~r~stian - Asneriean liilerties
The holy tsther and MS asiersts va
fe,aesest4r. f-u-, Al ta~ pal,lie hss
ieares~i since - ARRIVAL - Nxr Seial-
n ~ ~ Cnitri sfst~s new almost =
vear 49,. hs~e faksa this vtew q the
sitssti~n Mr. sat1lii. az th- Chlragu
e~nrrres - Cafhclies. 49, the sSs~sr4-
HID n,oltitus~ thas they asast practice
taeir reiigscn 10 ke~piuR ~lA fac lib
ersies - this eountrY That thsy
shrsl.f % fcr~s~'i aesng shrir dsty a
a. s{s,es ~fth the espsfitaslsa ~ -
tntsst ssetss tn crs bad ana 80
Tli,e. the es-,A q t.ssfs Truth. - 80
esher 81 ef~sn. - - thle stt~rsere
9. us,gF = parapArssee - tke assg <rfip.
s.sr- xhich tatie - a. 49, - gs.-~ess
49, ns.rt~sf ths ehktirss q CD az.l