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The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1894-08-19
POLITICS IN THREE STATED

Notes and Comments on Affairs in
Georgia, Florida and South Caro-
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CHANDELIERS brass and bronzes rehn-
~ ished lhe savannah Plating and NJ f'g.
Co., Coz gress and Orayton streets.
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1.-TWO Joung men want room IN private
4 family, prefer on Liberty street. between
Drayton and Barnard, sept. /; est references
given. Address A. d. j., care Morning News
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IGaIPEHOKA MEET,


Frnncls Joseph Visits the Kaiser INT Alb.
bazLt-IInynlIJ Entertained.
AIBAz2I, March 20.-Emperor Fran.
els Joseph and suite were met on the
platform Of tho MntugIio railway sta.
ton, upon thor arrival to-day, by Elm.
peror William, who had personally su,
perintOnGed al! tho arrangements for
tho reception Of tho emperor.
Arches spannod the streets through
which the two cmpcrors were to pass
the town was handsomely decorated
with bunting and enormous crowds
checred themselves hoarse rs tho EN-
peror drove by.
After reaching the residence prepared
tor him, Emperor Francis Joseph paid
visit to the empress OF Germany, who
presented the young princes. Lunch
was served in the apartments OF the
empress.
Emperor William took Emperor Fran.
els Joseph for 4 sail on his yacht after
luncheon, and later in tho afternoon the
two emperors were present at q reccp.
ton on board the German warship
AloltEe, at anchor oil Abbazzi.
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WASHINGTON,


Lo" AN'ltcS on thc baltimore y Ohio.
Washington. What host Of recol
loctions flood tho memory at the mere
mention OF the name.
There is no place in the world which
should be 80 dear TO the heart OF every
patriotic American.
Washington, Adams, Jefferson, Jack.
son, Webster, Clay, Calhoun. Sumner
Seward. Douglas, Stephens, Scott, Lin
coin, Grant, Garfield and Blaine-al
the great statesmen and soldiers whose
names ara like the stars in the flag o
our countsy-this is the theatre OF theil
great achievements, the forum OF their
memorable debates, the arena OF their
struggles and their triumphs; aside
from its historic associations, Washing
ton is justly called the most beautifn
city in the world-tle city OF masnif
cent distances. perfect arsenal OF in
teresting ieaturcs-public buildings
statuary. art galleries. monuments
museums, paintings, parks and gardens
AL are yours; they belong to the
citizens OF this glorious country and can
be visited without paving one cent for
admission or fee. As IN educator, a
trip to tho National Capitol has not an
equal,on the globe.
By taking land only by tal;ing) the
Baltimore Il Ohio; you will SEQ river
hal!owcd in America beyond all others
oy historic recollecLions-thc river on
whose banks sleeps tho father Of his
country-the river ior whose possession
moro lives have been sacrificed than
wero lost to guard tho German Rhine
Tho river, the memory haunted
Potomac, is closely followed for more
than one hund. ed miles Of its most de
lightful scenery by the Baltimore 6
Ohio Railroad, ride in itself dream
OF scenic loneliness and beauty.
Tho Inst OF the series Of reduced rate
excursion, to Washington via the BaIti.
more " Ohio, is announced for Thurs.
day, April 5.
Trains leave Wheeling 7:20 q. m. and
$50 D. IN. Parlor car on morning train
from Pittsburgh and sleeping cur on
the night train. Tickets $40 for the
round trip.
Corre'pondinsly low rates from othc.
stations.
Tickets will be good ten days. and
will be valid Tor passage from Washing.
ton to Baltimore at any time within the
life OF tho ticket.
For Pullman car accommodations and
guide to points OF interest in Washing,
ton, address nearest b. Il 0. agent.
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ElNANCE Am ,rliAnl:
ThU Fstsuroi OF ina MJUoy nIi StnoN
MNFiIpts


Srw foEe, March ?2.-AOucr on call easy NJ
rcr cent last imu PR cent; clo,cd NJ per
cent fhme mercantile Narcr 9aiii per cent
Sterling exchange dull HlI casler, with sexual
Ju'luys, IL bdnkcrs' bills al s4s7iiaiS rs Cor dc.
mand and II; 81 SG4at s. Tor Axty day.; posted
rates 81 Siliai 80; commercial hills 81 Sll,alsl,@
sHgtr ccrIlhcatys aye Tue total sales Ui Stocks
to-day aggregated l1lsUJ share.
As wis suggested ln lhp.c Dispatcher yc.tCr'
dny, the veto NJ tho bylgHInflgu bill was r..
CCIvCd IN Will street IN M II told yuu 20" i,Oin
the speculative fraternity The banking clg'
mrit dea!srd 10 rrnd tbs nrnNntr ctTriHNy to
ascertain the l'r'sllrutb vtcWstu;lrIlng lrsi,la
ton IN tho monetary question In, 81 Tar ~
tho Stock market VIVA concerned the failure Of
tho Band I'LL hal been inlly discounted hy Tho
professional operators, whu uUw were tcndy To
sell NJ the HdVnurC established In anticipation
VI the Presidents action II was rNlG ted tunt
outsiders would he uUHIccd IN the market Nv
buycFa on the strength OF the veto, hit the
lambs lld not hppcnr. The market was no more
IMAM stchdy during tho inutnlng hour for the
HCiirc list, with Hu occasional rally or reaction
IN sOmrui the specialtlCS, due In manipulation,
Consolidated Gus selling up j., Il, PAM Mime.
npOlis Il Manitoba Oregon Short Lille anil
Union Pacific, Oregon Improvement and Iowa
central common and preferred | per ccnt
About O'Clock selling movement wax ln8rg'
urhlrd, which began IN the taking uf profits
Hul which was RwCllcA by sales Of tilnid holders
anu Tor Ihn short account. TrNulllng In decline
ranging from y 10 ~ per cent nnd extending
along the cutlrc list. AtChiSOn made tho hcAyi'
est loss, Southwestern and Lead preferred rrCed-
Ing ! AMI LUut'yllc Il Nashville per cent. In
TIE lihnl dealing u feeble rally took PLACE. hut
there was n heavy unuptlunc 10 the market II:
the close, and prices In tho main were i,Nl9 per
cent below the bnnl quotations Of yesterday.
The Railway nnd miscellaneous bond market
WnS strong during the greater part OF the day.
Government bonds firm,
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TIT: rAllIEE NIL.
Senators Mnrshnll,nG Their Forces for tho
Great Flnnl Contest.

N'NNh 4 AHll NuWNNAls
WAsiuSGToH. March 90. Senators on
both aidns OF the chamber urc marBIlnll.
ing tholr forces Tor tho tnril debate
which ia to bo begun OH Monday next.
Senator Voorhees, will open tho discus.
sion with speech OF about two hours
in length, defining the Democratic par.
tvs position on tho question rs viewed
by tho majority Of the committee lie
will DO followed by Senator Allison on
behalf Of tho Republican members. Be.
You'd thia nothing IL known as to tho
order OF speeches on other aldo. Soma
tors Lodge, Halo and Washburn RrO OK.
pectcd to make speeches on tho Ropub.
lican side in tho carly stagCs Of tho gon-
erNl debate, us will also Senator Morrill,,
but hG will ContinO himself largely to
the income tax. Senator Hill is also
expected to speak in opposition 10 tho
income tax featured OF tho billneXt week.
Senator Mcpherson will probably fol-
low Senator Voorhees, on tho Democratic
side, but this is not definitely deter.
mined, Senator Vest said to-day that no
did not know weather no would mako IL
speech during the general discussion,
Senator Jones will make no general
speech at all, and Senator Harris is also
doubtful as 10 whether no will do more
than participate in the running debate
without making a speech.
Senator Aldrich will probably with
hold his speech until tho close OF tho
general debate, nnd un!il just prior to
the taking up of tho schedules. Tho
Republicans will not move to rGCommit
tho bill.
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LONDON, March 29.-The United States
ambassador, tho Hon. Thomas +. Bay
ard, in an interview to-day in regard to
the BerinG sea negotiations said that
there was perfect accord between the
governments in regard TO the plans and
methods OF enforcing the award. l!e
secuted the idea that there had been
danger OF complications since the award
was made, saying in conclusion: "No
danger whatever need be feared between
the United States and Great britain on
this subject"
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FOR MEDICINAL USE
NO FuSEL OIL
THE IRON TRADE.
Moderate Activity During the Woclt-Thc
General situation.

Moderate Activity During tho wocIt-Thc
General situation.
CLEVELAND, O., March @0.-'Hho Iron
7rdic RcrieU this woel; says: Pitts.
burGh and Chicago seem to have fur
nlOhOd most Of the moderate activity
tho iron market has shown the past
week, while in the ono item OF pig iron
Cincinnati has perhaps gone above her
average record OF tho last few months.
AS ii monopoly Of the finished mater.
ial trade oil the east wore not sufficient,
Pittsburg producers oil pig iron have
found that Sl,50 freight to Philadel.
phih and Sl.SO to llarrisburrhlas open.
ed tho door to wider markets on that
commodity and eastern furnaces are
feeling the competition to some extent.
Tho general report east and west rs to
finished material is that large orders
arc scarcer, but tina. the demand for
small lots is well maintained and the
outlook in building lines is generally
encouraging. At Chicago structural
work is OF increasing value and good
business is promised in plates.
There arc evidences that tho con-
sumption OF Besscmcr pig iron is quite
in Keeping with the increased produc.
ton. 1t is certain that Lake Superior
Bcsscmer ores form larger percentage
OF furnace burdens to-day than at any
time. The foundry interest continues
depressed, and less than half the melt.
ing capacity OF the country is active to,
day. There is belief, however, that
foundry work is increasing, even
though very gradually.
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AOnnrtcr Century Test.

For quarter OF century DR.. King'a
New Discovery has been tested, and the
millions who have received benefit from
its use testify to its wonderful curative
powers in all diseases Of Throat, Chest
and Lungs. \ remedy that has stood
the test 80 long and that has given so
universal satisfaction ia no experiment.
Each bottle is positively guaranteed to
give relief, or the money will DO refund
ed. l, is admitted to be the most reli-
able for Coughs and Colds. Trial bottles
free at Logan Drug Co.'s Drug Store.
Large size SOC and 81. 6
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Perhaps no local disease has puzzled
and bahlCd the medical profession moro
than nasal catarrh. While not imme-
diatelv fatal it lie among the most maui
scous and disgusting ills the flesh is heir
10, and the records show very iew or no
cases OF radical euro OF chronic catarrh
by any OF the many modes OF treatment
until the Introduction OF E!y's Cream
Balm low years ago. The success OF
this preparation has been most gratify-
ing andsurprising. No druggists with
out il,
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No Paper Combine.

BosroS, Mass, March 29.-Cartor,
Rice * Co., extensive paper mill agents
OF this city, say.there is no foundation
for the recent statements OF paper mill
combination to fix schedule OF prices
after January l, 1895. They say that
owing to the great number OF paper
mills and tho sharp competition such
an organization would not hold together
for week. There has never been any
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PARIS, March 20.-Adviccs received
here from Grand Bassam. Western
Africa, announce that NJ. Poulle. tho
administrator OF that district, has been
killed in an engagement with tho ma
tiyes. Dispatches from Senegambia
say that it is reported that NJ. Dosmoy,
the administrator of Casamanza, Sene-
gambia, has been murdered by the na-
tives.
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FoRr WAYNE, IND, March 29.-The
order recently issued by the'state board
OF health requiring all tramps entering
this state to be vacinated, went into
effect to-day. DR.. Miller, health officer
hsrc this morning operated OIL thirty
tourists" and hereafter overy tramp
coming hero will be subjected to his
care for treatment.
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4 SIto for tho Now MIL.

CLEVELAND, O., March GA. J..
Mcxham, the president of the big steel
company at JohnStown, Pa, and Hon.
Tom. L. Johnson, ono OF the heaviest
stockholders. are in Cleveland seeking
II site for new steel mill to cost about
100000. The plant will probably be
located within ten or fifteen miles OF
this city.
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NEW York, March 90. - Charles L.
Morris, OF tho town of Gravesend, was
brought before Justice Brown. in the
court OF oyer and tcrmincr in Brook
Ign, to-day, and pleaded guilty OF con-
spiracy in connection with the Graves
end election frauds and was sentenced
to six months in.the Kings county pcni-
Tertiary.
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Mrs. MISSIONS SoorIuSG SYRUP has been used
thc!r children while tCeyhing. with perfect sue.
CESS. ltsOoihGs the Guild, soiIcus tho gums, a.
lays all pain. cures wind collie. and Is tho best
remedy for DlGr,hTA. It will relieve the poor
little sufferer Immediately. sold By druggists
IN every part OF the world. Twenty-Five cents a
bottle: 10 sure aud ask for "Mrs. WusIow's
Soothing syrup" uud take no other kind.
"
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ALBANY, y. Y, March 2O.-The joint
session OF senate and assembly has
elected Father Malone to succeed Bish-
op McNierny as regent Of tho universe.
". AssemblynIan Melody DEM voted
with the Republicans.
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SEw NoRK, March co.--ordcrs 10 co7niss,o,
merchants were fairiy DumcrOus though Tor
moderate quantities they absorbed Q good cum.
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Many Persons arc broken
down from overwork or household cares.
Browns Iron BitterS ltebuilds the
system, aids digestion, removes excess OF BILE.
7cd cues malaria. Get the gcau.ne.
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Wheeling Bridge & Terminal RY
c. y. BREWSTER Receiver.
Tine Table No. u, 10 lake etTrc: G:1l u III.
SUNDAY November ID 1891

SUNDAY November 10 1891
"3:ii. ti:%D. ig:60 D. H. ''
!Saye Pen!nsMla-iSod. tO:jl. all:i5a H.. t22::gj
"3:2l, ti:%6. 600 p. m
Leave MARTINS Ferry-ts:l,, 1851, ill:j!a H.,
ft1:S!!. ol:r7. ti:i1 ;9:i2
Arrive Terminal Junction tlO:UJ, 2lI:5i
a. ul., tl.S "I:J!. fi:i5. 2olS p. N.
Leave Terminal JuncliOn-t7:2!. 1000, T. m
$3.50. Il. H.. l3:G9. fi;0j toll. tS.Ij D. IN.
Leave Martins Ferry-f7;2S, lg:O7 d. H., eI2:ij,
Ei:Oj. tao ti:l?. ts:E! .. m
Leave icninsuin-t7:3I. sg:Ha An, "l2:5l, 5i:ll.
tt:l7, ij::j tS:iS y. M.
Arrive wheClIns-t7:iO, ie:9O a, m. "i2:j7
il:lT. ti:!!i, ti:3l, t9:u5 p. m
spaily. tDAily except Sunday. SUNDAYS oaly
All Trains will run OIL EaiIorn Time.
J, f ThUSSIG SunrrID.opdnp.
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LOOK out for tho ISrELLIGEycER's
Special Art Offer in to.morrow's issue.
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RAILROADS
v.nz Pennsylvania Stations.
|HIg1RnSyIV7nid LINES.
SE8 Trains Run nY Central Tine.


TICKET OFFICES AT PENNSYLVANIA STATION oS
WATER ST., Fo0T or ELEVENTH ST., WHEELING,
At AlcLuRE House, wIISEiiSG, ATb AT THE
PENNSYLVANIA STATION. pH;pGEroRT.
Sn,-rrIIrrs1 Srsrr.I-.m Ply Hmm Z Rnr--,.
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FoE hoarseness, sore throatand cough,
take Dr.. Bulls Cough Syrup, tho spc.
citic for affections Of tho throat and
chest.
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often.

CHciSEIrI y, Nnrtn 29,-tOHon steady aud
quiet; mlddiInss 5'l,r.
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RAILWAY TIME CARD.

,Ntfvl' Nn'l lcplftNr, ~ trains m anil af,.
March II iNli. ESPlNSNripH Or REFERENCE
NAh1.' lnly; iSnndit rNcspleis 'MOnlaY
'n'tuly OGiy EASTERN standard Zine
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CHICAGO. March 90. The bears In wheat re.
gained their nerve to-day nGd fought crop dam.
nGc reports 50 successfully Tint May closed &c
lower lhnu yesterday (fhCIc was n Dulllsh ten.
dcncy manifested owing to damage reports. but
Tree selling on the bard spots landed Nav ut GUc,
or l. &c below the high pO!ut In yesterdays al.
vance, The trading was NOT heavy.
Com and oats WpnkNncl with MhCnt and cAch
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OUNDPUGETSOUND
4 COUNTRY WITH MANY NAT.
URAl ADVANTAGES.
Immense forests-Extensive Mineral ~.
poslts-Rich Farming and Fruit lands
-America's Finest Tide-water Harbor--
Coming Port for Alaska and the Orisue.


No country has yet been discovered
In which the natural conditions are
perfect. There are few localitie, in
this world OF ours which from expert
ence and by common consent are
agreed to be unusually favored as 8
habitation for man. Among these the
State Of Washington and the Puget
Sound country especially take high
rank. None will dispute the. well-es-,
.tAbliahad ,fact that sE1leneA SCUM n the
largest and safest land locked tide
water harbor on the face OF the earth.
To the east runs q range OF ma
jestically picturesque mountains with
countless spurs, slopes, and glens,
covered with primeval forests more
valuable commercially than the gold
that Cortez and Pizarro sought.
Stored away in these snow-capped and
forest-clothed peaks are mines of gold
and silver, coal and iron. A veritable
Monte Cristo is even now developing,
which will enrich thousands In this
and generations to follow.
Far up in these snow-covered noun.
tatns are the scOurces whence spring
the multitudinous streams making the
valleys as fruitful as any on earth. To
the newcomer from the prairies there
may seem to be q scarcity OF tillable
land. but quantity Is made up In quail
tty. The fifteen inhabited lelands of
the Bermuda group contain an aggre-
gate OF IL, 600 acres capable Of cultIva-
tion, less than half township In area,
yet last year the export value OF the
potatoes, onions and tomatoes sent to
tho United States exceeded half q mil
lion dollars, and in addition q living
furnished to thousands Of persons on
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the islands. Many times the area Of
the Bermudas can be found In the val
leys and deltas OF Puget Sound, and
intensive farming will bring as large
results here as in the Atlantic islands.
Ten acres enough" is being daily
exempli6ed hero, and each season in
creases the number Of examples.
While nature has been generous In
her timberal, mineral, agricultural,
horticultural, and piscatOrial gifts, she
has been most liberal in bestowing be-
nign climate. It is not the long-drawn-
out, eneryating cline OF southern lands,
but the health-g giving, vigorous climate
of the British isles, from whence has
come the race that rules the world.
ls it too much to assume that like con-
ditions here will breed the heroes who
must 60 north and south and west to
conquer and build new lands?
The mountain barriers to the east
ward of the blizzard and cyclones that
desolate the midland States, and from
the tepid waters of the Pacific comes
the chinook wind to temper the ar
dent heat OF summer and dull the icy
fangs OF winter. Storms Of thunder
and lightning are unknown. Excessive
heat Is as rare as severe cold. Flowers
OiOOu AA VIC Op0u ok 0AA tuTOuku tu0
winter in sight OF peaks of snow and
ice. Vegetables keep in the ground
through the winter, and are dug -
needed.
A study Of the map shows the stra-
tegic point on Puget Sound to be Ever
ett, the tidewater terminus OF the
Great Northern Railway. the shortest.
route by many miles to and from the
east From Everett ships with ium-
ber, wheat, and -four will 60 to other
countries, bringing back in return teas
and silks from the Orient, fish and iurs
from the vast waters reaching to
Alaska and beyond, the ocean being OF
easier access here than from any other
city ON the Sound. Far-sighted men
have shown faith In this location by
establishing here some OF the most
important Industries west Of the Mis-
sissippi, representing q capitalization
Of over %, ,OO0, 900, and giving employ.
ment to over 1000 mon, with q monthly
payroll amounting to 98O, 200.
Visitors to the Worlds Fair may have
seen samples Of paper made by the
Everett Mills, and among others tho
largest continuous roll ever made, be-
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SCIENCE NOTES.

A COMPARISON of the cost Of gas and
electric lighting in nseven German cities
shows that the latter Is from 25 to Is
per cent. higher.
JAPAN has one Of the best engineer.
ing schools in the world, and is begin
ming to manufacture creditable olec-
t.ical Aachinerj.
PETROLEUM, by course OF expert.
ments made by the Prussian Govern.
ment, has proven = reliable scale pre-.
venter In steam boilers.
THE Indian Government IL building
. laboratory at Calcutta to thoroughly
investigate the properties Of snake
venom and test cures fer snake bites.
ZOoLoGIsTs claim that the strength
OF the lion in the fore limbs is only 60
per cent. OF that OF the tiger, and the
strength OF the hind limbs IS or cent.
A SERIES Of experiments 10 to be
made at Yale College TO determine the
relation Of tha nerves to the muscles OF
the human body and test new theory
tina, strength derends less upon the
size OF the muscle than upon tho
strength Of the nerve.
IT 10 maintained very stoutly by ex
pert electricians that the storage bat.
terry Is, after all, . success for CONNER.
cial work: that the now processes for
mAnufac uring them have chsapened
their cost anu that in train lighting
they are especially etticieut and eco
nomicat. II 10 estimated thaS S65 per
horsepower 1, the annual cast oi tho
acct mulator. .-Inyen i've Age.
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SHEAR STEEL.

AMBITION is the minds immodesty.
The will and not the gift makes the
giver.
SOME wish they did; but no man die
believes.
WHEN all else is lost, the future still
remains.
Be careful how you handle the name
oil woman.
HE who never drives his work Is d
ways driven by It,
STLNGINEss and economy are net
akin to each other.
Too MANY remember enemies better
than they do friends
II Is as easy to win y mans love ~ Il
Is difficult to keep 1t.
Or colrse . bright girl ought 4
have spark Of humor.
LIVE 20 that you may die with y
little regret ~ possible.
GOOD resoiu ions are nothing with
out prudent, good sctin. 4
MAKE promises with care, and keer
III the good Orles you make
DIsTRusT others, = yOu know Others
have good reason todistru you.
a nnEAT abunda dance a charity u
jur lousy A@octs txoao aa1 ln aastfy.
I. ]. a1sss os. y. T. y! y 4 ,,.ayss