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Tombstone epitaph., 1894-07-15

On Monday Judges Baker and Bethune wired from Los Angeles to Judge Rouse to meet them Tn Pres colt, for a sitting oi the supreme court. Judge Rouse started at once. He went by way of Pheni':. Judges Franklin and Barnes, who have cases before the court, did not go for the reason that they believe no court can be held till the next regular term. This state of affairs vas produced by the inability of the judges to reach Prescott and open court on the day set for that purpose. Should it, however, te decided otherwise, attor- neg: from Tucson will pull out" as soon as advised of that fact.
Tombstone epitaph., 1894-07-15

rEEMs or SUBSCRIPTION
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1894-08-21
ROW AT, SOUTH BEACH.
deputy SheriH LisL ilrid for Fight
Ing Police Officers

SOUTH BEACH. Aug. 2l.-At 2 O'Clock
this morning a hight occred in the bar
room of the Cosmopolitan Hotel, kept
by Charles AZ RADIUS, at this place.
John W. L.sk, a, Deputy Sheriff; William
Carolih. Albert Oates. William Winter,
ana Jonn SchmelZvr We're ARRESTED as
result.
RADIUS GAINED that Lsk ordered three
ROUNDS OF drinks Tor the crowd, but only
Ddld Tor two when he asked payment
Tor the third round, Lisk refused 10 paN
Tor then. iiaDus went from bch nd the
har ana pulled u revolver. IsK, as Den
uty SherIft, placed RADIUS under arrest.
io.icfmcn Young AMI wilson heard
the, row and entered the saloon. Thcy
pulled their clubs. which Wrr" taken
away by the men, and then Wilson fired
MS revolver, ihu nullCt STRUCK ,aronu
over the night eye, but glanced of. The
men then submitted to arrest
IneS were taken TO StaplrtOn and ar
rhlHn"d before Justice huIlman Rabus
Witndrey his charge against. Lisk, but
the prisoners were h'id Tor interfering
with the officers. caroln was not mucn
hurt
Deputy sheriff I.isE. about n year ago,
obidlneG notoricty by arresting the Rev.
Thomas Dixon, Jr.. of New York Tor
shooting birds out Of season
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1894-08-21
BETRAYED BY A WIG.
DHisY's Artificial Trrsscs Cost Her
~, Months Liberty.

Daisy Bell WAS arraiSnCi before JUS
ticc Hogan. in the jefferson Market po-
lice Court this morning, charged with
lettering in Grand street last night.
Daisy was IA tail and rather attractive
girl of the most pronounced blonde
type. Her hair, twisted in large golden
masses, supported fashionable hat.
while her dress was n very credi:able
gown of Powered .urah silk. Justice
Hogan had jus; given six months to two
similar offenders, but Daisy was I'M
disturbed ana advanced to the bar with
confidence. She began an indignant
protest against the ou,rnge of the pro-
CeedingS against her, and the JUICE was
seemingly impressed. wnen suduenly "a
ncighbor,ng prisoner iostled heavily
against Daisy ana a singular disclosure
was made,
Her hit and her yellow trcsses rolled
back together from her forehead, dis
closing about two inches OF short black
hair. DAISY gave hitch ana shove
which restored her. but the Judge had
observed the mis- nan,
II that your halr you are wearing ."
he demanded stern.y.
Wen. no. II ism t. reluctantly con-
feSsci DAISY, biting Ter lips.
~ months" drdwled Ills Honor
and Daisy was whiIk"d away.
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ACCUSES HIS WIFE.
Nrs. de- saliva Dcnic.. Tint She Is IA
DrupLNr,i

carminc De saliva, OF II Canal street,
made Il charge Of habitual drunkenness
against his wife, Iiary, In Essex Mar
ket Court to-day. She held a wcll-kcpt
infant In her arms when arragned and
did not have the appearance Of being II
heavy drinkcr. She admitted that she
occasionally drank beer. but denied that
she ever became intoxicated Several
tenants of the house testified that Mrs.
lie SALIVA was a sober, INDUSTRIOUS wo-
man.
Your Honor" spoke up the prisoner
when | married him ne was very GJou
To lac. After the frat year he told mo
that he would only live with mo three
years more. rs iour years was enough
Tor him to liN" with any womah.''
DE SuNt denied this ana SAID that ON
two occasions he found men hiding them
selves in II trunk In his wife's apart
mcuts he said that In each ease the
man Eot away before hc could get his
revolver to shoot him. The woman said
this WAS false.
rh" Court adjourned the ease to give
III" husband time 10 produce his wit
nrssrs., tn,il the hearing the wife was
parolpl
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1894-08-21
TROUBLE OVER A PERIOD.
II Makes IA big Difference In the
New Trrih Efn.
nBy Associated Press.

WASHINGTON, Aug. 2l.-An impor-
tan: mistake was found to-day in
Section of the free list OF the new
Tariff bill. This section provides that
articles of foreign manufacture must be
stamped with the name of the country
of origin, and then says: ".Nud untli 80
marked, stamped, branded. or labelled,
they shall not he delivered To the i'm
porter should any article OF imported
merchandise be marked, stamped" &c,
In excess of the quantity actually con-
tained In such article, sc.
1t Is assumed that there should have
been IA period placed between the words
imported" and "should," but as there
Is none, the paragraph as 1t stands is
unintelllglble.
Up TO this time Secretary Carlisle has
not requested an opinion from the At
torney- General upon any of the many
antiquities in the bill, and probably
Will not do so until after the bill be-
comes law.
The Secretary, however, has expressed
the opinion that all goods now in bond
which have been changed from the
dutlable tn the free list will be subject
to the duty in force when imported, If
Withdrawn for consumption.
The goods can, however, be exported
and then reimported, and thus receive
the benefits of the free list. 1t is
known, however, that this was not the
intention of Congress.
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1894-08-21
CANAL MEN IN ALBANY.
Thcir Proposition a Deepen the
Water ROndS.

ALBANY, n. V, Aug. :.-The Ex-
Ccutive Committee of the Canal Associa-
ton arrived in this city this morning,
aud are sounding the Constitutional
Convention Canals Committee on the
subject of a minority report to the
Convention on the proposition submitted
by the canal men.
At the canal conference held the lat
ter part OF June proposition was
drafted which provided for the deepen
Ing of the Erie to nine feet, the OsWeeo
To nine feet and the Champlain TO
seven feet, and the lengthenng of all
locks. This looks to the expenditure of
between sl0,oO0,OoJ and 81, 100000. OF all
the amendments presented, said one OF
the canal men this morning. this was
the least expensive, yet the committee
totally ignored y.
The canal men, composed of Secretary
smith Mcsars. Clarkson. Hefford,
Drake, Carroll. Sloan and others, will
mold conference this afternoon for the
purpose of arriving at the best means
OF securing from the committee "A mi
notify report containing their prJposi-
tan, with the hope that the matter may
be considered in committee Of the whole.
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1894-08-21
EMBEZZLER TOOK HIS NAME,
AnnnndnIe story Of Ills Arrest,
ExtrnditiOn and Acuuittnl.

QUEBEC. Aug 2l.-Quite n scnsa-
ti1nal story has been told here in con.
neCtion with the arrest at baltimore,
Md, in February last, of Hugh An
Mandate, under the charge of enIDcZZ. e.
ment from the Bank OF Newcastle,
England. Mr.. Nnnandalc, whose extra
dItion had been granted by the Amer
can authorities, was tried in England
and acquitted, his innocence DeinI
clearly proven. The following liz n sum
mary OF the story told by Annandde
himself, who came to town with i,r.
Spur, member of the Royal College OF
Surgeons. of England
In December last bank employee OF
Newcastle. England, named Arnott.
sum OF money belonging to the BAN;
a,d went IL Baltimore, where he met
with an accident, and was taken to "A
hosp. tai
RI" made the acquaintance OF another
patient suffering rom grave disenS so
of the lungs. The patient was Mr.. An
Mandate.
Thinking that the latter would never
leave the hospital alive, DHfauter Ar.
mott, after his recovery, travelled under
the name of Annandale. He was killed
in a railway accident at Baltimore.
Later on The police. put On the false
track. made the. arrest OF Mr. AEnan-
dale, who had recovered and left the
hospital. He was delivSrd to the
British authorities and tried in England.
with the result heretofore mentioned.
MIR. Ann. ndale viii claim damages
from the American Government and
VIII institute AN action for $25,np
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1894-08-21
GUNS TO GO TO JAPAN
The Steamer Cam Is Loading
Munitions of War Here.
Tons of Cartridges and Cases Of
Firearms Now on Board.
She Is a British Vessel and Sails for
Yokohama Sept 3 or 4.

The British steamer cam, Matthias
Coosaw. 5. e.. whence she sailed Aug
is. This vessel will sail iJr China and
Japan ON Sept. or t. and 1t IL reported
In shIpp-g circles, viii take Il large
consignment Of arms and munitions OF
war to japanese por,s, including Win
chester rifles and small arms.
The Cams capacity IL 3.O22 tons. Par
Der 4 Co. are her agents here, and
they have already taken eight tons Of
firearms FOR shipment to Yokohama.
Other and large consgnments are ex-
pccted before the vessel ~ ready to
load. She was anchored in the bay this
afternoon and viii 20 " East Central
pier. Atlantic dock. Brooklyn, tonight
or tomorrow morning
As soon as she Is partially loaded the
cam VIII come to bier .Sorth River
ana finish Taking on her cargo.
biloTr 20. declined II give the
name" OF the parties to whom the arms
ana ammunition were consigned, bu il
was sal Ina tie whole cargo would lie
government.
AS In" cam flies the British tlas no
tiJubl. Is expected. by her agents mere
Wh'! sht +" 'HcS the scene at iGu war.
me :. ullhito komatsn, Of Jupin. and
ms secretary, hiyn.nprI y Sa,us.k,
immoaiatey after brclktastins TINS
morning started for tn, downtown.
inc frlnee said that ne was in better
MEATH thln nj any time SINCE his ar
was much improved.
lie expects - start Tor his home in
japan va san Francisco on Friday.
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1894-08-21
BANKER ARRESTED.
DndinsLH Had No state pcrn,i,
and IL Accused of Larceny.

Eugene pudinsky, who. in company
With i'm;le Null;ay, runs the Office #
the Russo and Slavonian Bank. ut III
Attorney street. was prisoner In the
EsseA Market Police Court to-day. lie
WhS charged Win rlnn'nt "thp bhnking
uIilce without tn regular permit irpm
DE superintendent Of iinnas, and ALSO
With. 3vand lure my. Tn" after char,e
was nrrI,rrcd by Kate k'n,te2, Of "a
S,co"d street. SE1 alleges that un June
~ last che deposited $'j, in ttc bduS.
Sht ,ule.rurrh - withdraw TIE money
slnce then aud EaY been unabl, to 40 -.
ms rISNL &"N Sh WAS refused her
.inuGcE, she slated, was because one of
= III pirtnrre Informed her that ha could
OF give the ~ 1ney unti the other
parnr1 waN plvs,ul, ana she allies ~
lhat sic never found them In the bank
-ii'g eiu,e at IN" same time.
Shc reported the case To capt. Sal
beri. Of tho Union Market station, who
detailed Detectives Farrell and Iirtnnrh
TO inre1tigatc the matter.
me woman learned, she SAYS, that the
bankers whr' about q close up Shnp
9pd skip from the city. The detectives
thcn arrested lJudirskN, hut his partner,
Nolkay. la already gone. 1t Is alleged
tnat l'EdinshN VIZ about 20 follow
when HI " 9 arrested
Justice rc,nrr nc.d budlLslSy fer EN-
ANIMATION.
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1894-08-21
COL. WATSON SENT FOR.
The MikndO Wants Him to Conn
mnnd His Forces

XIV EiiSll'E Cal, Aug. 3i.-On of the
most important men In this country in
MS relation to the present controversy
between Japan ana China. ana who Is
likely to prove an important factor i'm a
direct way, as he Is certain to in an in
direct way. In the war now raging over
''orea, Is cot. j. K. WATSON. of Scdalia.
Mo, Formerly well-known utiicer OF
the United states Army.
The Japanese Government has sent for
Col. WATSON, ana charged him to repair
AZ once 10 the scene Of the conflict and
There to take command OF the Mikados
forces.
lie has ben asked to do this because
of his familiarity with the japanese and
their methods. an. his known ability Is
details know this from Col, Wasson's
connections with the Japanese army at
one time az military Instructor.
during President Grants hrst term
the Mikado requested OF this Govern
ment that a young military officer of
marked ability be sent To japan to in
troduyc into the japanese army Ameri-
can hctics and methods of warfare.
President Grant selected Col. WasSon
a classmat" at the West Point Military
Academy, and a close friend and great
Iavorite. WATSON had previously been
sent upon u similar mission TO Egypt
upon the request OF the khedive. and
Sanlzing the military forces and earn
Ing considerable rcnuwn for his tact and
ability in that line. hut IL was in his
relation with Japan that he achieved his
greatest fame.
In 1874 he accompanied Gen. Salgu us
/ chirr of stan, with the rank of Colonel
In the expedition against fOrmnsa oh
WATSON conducted the expedition to A
successful termination. Tine success OF
the enterprise and the satisfactory man
ner In which II was carried through, 50
pleased the Mikadu that he hcstowe ed
ON COT. WSssun the deCnra ton at Rising
| sun. of the Imperial Order of Mciii a
distinction no other foreigner ever en-
ioyed.
\ warm personal friend of the Colonel
residing in this city l. In recent of a
letter from the eX-soldicr. giving the
facts as to the offer made by Japan.
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1894-08-21
h'L0AG TALE OF BRUTALITY.
Leyendeoker's Wife Says He
Abused Her for Years
Now She Sues Her Artist Husband
for Separation.

Application was maze to Justice Gay
nor in the Supreme Court. brooklyn
this morning by Mrs. Leyendccker for
alimony and counsel ices in her suit for
separation from her husband, Jacob
Leyendecker.
The Leyendeckers were married in
April 1891. Lcycnd"ckcr - an Arrest and
Formerly lived at 252 Graham avenue and
. lIcbcvoisc street the papers IN tie
case allegc cruelty. commencing almost
performed.
lIeatings kickings. chokngs aud other
physical abuse Is alleged by the plain
TN ii have been inflicted upon her
almost daily. On Aug. ~. IL Is alleged
leyendeckcr struck his wife on tn"
right ear. impairing her hearing. ON
NOV. ~, she says, he knocked her against
a stove.
or December 6, 1891. Mrs. Lcyendecker
left her husband but returned on the
promise that he would treat her dit
icren. ~. ON July |. 1892. while she was
N Il delicate condition, she alleges that
l.eyendecker 81 'Ick her in the stomach
ma mat on July 10. while sim i'll in
bed. he beat her. threw her and their
rIlE rin,. infant out on the Moor in,
shorty afterwards.
ON March 10. 1884, according to her,
lHEehhtckcr struck his wife on tn" head
WIN a frying pan and threw her down
says that on March q last her huS-
PAM ilahhci her In tho back VITA l.
carving knife. and she was confined in
~. GATHERINGS Hospital for several weeks
Afterwards
Mrs. Lcycndeckct says that she IL now
snhcrihS from lung trouble As II result
OF the stab wound.
Ltytndeckcr denies all of the aliegd-
lions He says that his wife by her I'M
wlfely conduct Is to blame for all the
trouble they have had.
Justice Gaynor took the paprrs
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1894-08-21
'sNlA6lE1 / HjhDRt6 MEN.
Two Italians Held on Complaints
of Their Countrymen.
Said TO Have Got Money by Prom
Using Work.

Fully one hundred Italians were in
the Tombs Court this morning for the
purpose Of prosecuting Joseph Chiora-
Nalloti. Of ll6 Mulberry street and Do
nato Marinio. of liz Mulberry street,
on the charge Of swindlinr.
1t Is said that Jos, ph and Donate.
with two other men. induced about one
hundred OF their CountTymen t. each
give them 81, rs II Zee for getting
them work 1t IL Gained that alter
MIrinio and thioravalluu got the
money they left town Tor the ostonsihle
purpose OF arranging for the transpor-
tatiOn OF the men TO the place where
they claimed to have secured work Tor
them. they went to brooklyn. how
ever. and last night returned to New
York
The angry Italians found them at 1915
Hester street last night, and they
started to wreak vengeance, but the
police arrived In time to prevent blood
shed, and the two men were locked up.
Justice Ryan held them in S3OO each.
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1894-08-21
MYSTERY NOT YET SOLVED.
Hody Found ut Rocknwny StiII
Puzzles thc AuthOritics.

FAR ROCKAWAY, l.. J.. Aug. 2l,-
The body OF Tho unknown nan found
on the beach at ROckiway Point lies
at Fitzpatrick's morgue, In this village,
ana has not yet been identified. \ num-
Der OF Persons called there during the
forenoon, hut none IF them Were abi,
to identity the remains.
1t has not yet been determined
whether the Wounds IN the head are
bullet holes. An autopsy will probably he
made this afternoon. Wlen the uuesti IN
will hc settled whether the man came TO
his death by being shot.
Coroner Smith IA inclined to doubt the
murder THEORY. tie says the body has
be en- III the water II 'onG time, PROBABLY
wctkA ana That II appears to HIM to
he a simple cas-" Of drowning. The COR
or.r has adjourn ii The inquest until
Friday.
m, fact that the man's body WAS
covered with canvas * explained ~
Fishr rmap. Helms ana Smilh Foster.
who say that they throw the CANVAS
over the body to cover II untsl the az
rival of the Coroner.
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1894-08-21
FOR A NEW FlVE-DOlLAR BILL
Elaborate Designs Painted by Arts
list ShirlRnd.

WASHINGTON, Aug. 2l.-The Secre-
tary of the Treasury has approved de-
sign for new five dollar silver certia-
cate which had been prepared under the
direction of Mr.. Claude NJ. Johnson, chief
of the Bureau of Engraving and Print
ing. The original of the design wac
painted hv Mr.. Walter Shlrlaw.
The central figure is an angel with out
spread wings. her feet resting upon the
earth and her uplifted right hand hold
ing an electric light Half reclining at
her right is female figure with a trum-
pet al her lips proClaiming the achieve
ments and progress of the nation.
Further to the right Is an allegorlcal
figure of a man representing power, with
his left hand guiding three horses
abreast, while with his right he grasps
from the clouds Il thunderbolt, which is
connected hv ribbon with the light held
by the central figure.
Al the left is an eagle and another
female figure with II dove. denoting
peace In the right background is a half
concealed picture of the Capitol.
Persons competent to judge of the ex-
cellence of the picture as a work Of art
declare 1t to he IA high order.
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SHOOTING MAY PROVE FATAL.
bOEs Didn't know the Revolver
NNs Loaded.

George Taylor. a young Nirginan. was
held to answer in the Jefferson Market
Police Court this morning for the prob
ably fatal shooting Of William Calls
trlng at the residence of his Trend
harry Page =, aunt, Is, Seventh avenue,
about $50 oc.ocli last night.
Taylor and young PAGE were chatting
with Young GalisIrinG, who L., sixteen
years old, and lives 1T lis IVES. Fifty
second street, and rad dropped IN on "A
visit. Psgc showed Galhstring a 32-
calibre revolver. which Taylor took and
commenced snapplns. The boys thought
the weapon was unlCadcl, hu, at Inc
fourth snap IL was discouraged, a IlIlI,t
entering GallistrinG's lrft eye and nun
ninE upward to tue brain. Policeman
McCauicy calnr up, and called an am
balance frOEl st nceuts Hospital. lie
arrested Taylor and Page.
The hospital physicians say that they
dare not probe for the bullet, ami that
GallistrinG Will hardly live the day out.
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1894-08-21
PARTICULARS BILL 1Ht ISSUE.
New Bedford Strikers Say 1t Is
More than the Wage Question.
Five More Mills Have Closed Down
In Fall River.

NEW BEDFORD. Mass. Aug. 2l-
All the mills of the city are completely
tied UP to-day. The Rowland corpora
lions have not yet resumed work, but I'M
doubtedly will within Il few days, as an
agreement has been fully reached.
Tle spinners' Executive Committee Ia
to-day trying to get the Bennett and Co
iumbia mills, which manufacture the
same line OF goods as the three Rowland
corporations into line. and from state
ments made privately 10y the officials OF
these mills there Is some reason to be-
-ieNc tnat the effort viii DE successful
Inc late OF the strike nov depends
upon the ciotn mills some OF the treas.
urersS are dlspUseu 20 hgnt II out II IL
taxes all Winter, and tncy assert that
an agreement mas been reached WHEREBY
the mllls are to be locked w indehnite.y'
ON the other hand, Individual treas
urerS are quoted as SdyllG tnat they are
looking Tor "A loop-nole to gel out OF the
trouble ana VIII tie glai to find II
quickly.
The bristol mill. which WIS prosecuted
IN court recently for running on Satur-
day aft ernCons, is so loaded with orders
that gentleman very close to the man
agemeht said to-day II could not THINK
OF snutting down for any length OF
time.
1t may be. however. that even If the
manufacturers finally concede the wage
question, the strike Will not Immediately
end. The operatives are indignant al
the evasion OF the recently passed Par
IICuiars bli, and at a mass-meetnS at
the South Park to-day they voteu to
make this an issue of the strike and not
to return to work until the particulars
provided by law are furnished.
The spinncrs' committee does not re-
gard the Rowland concession as VIC
tory, and members express the belief
That it does not by any means end the
strike.
FALL RIVER. MASS. Aug. 2l.-Five
more mills shut down to-day on account
OF the strike. and there Is a decrease Of
fully l,yGO looms in the mills yet run
ninE.
the mills now closed are the Barnard
NarraSansett. Sycamore. Flint, Stafford,
WimpLnodg and Weedtam1e. The Flint
Tor repairs. Tne Union mills, which are
running. nave gained about leo looms,
bat All OF the others have lost slightly.
The manufacturers claim that tie out
look is encouraging and expect to hold
1ut. The WeaveIs are also nrm and con-
iiltntly predict Victory The spinners IN
tae Globe mills are still at wurK, but
threaten TO 80 out If the reduction in
wages is insisted on.
About 9.OOJ Of the wcavers who are out
held a mass-mceting at South Park this
Evans and Richard Bootn, labor dgita-
tors No ac,ion was taken. The shut
down rs very likely to come IL more
weuvers do not return TO work within a
day or two.
The operatives who are out have con-
durtel themselves very quietly, and
there has been no trouble.
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DIAMONDS, WATCHES and JEWtIR ny
Sold on credit to responsible parties
HENRI! SCHAAP
51-53 MAIDEN LAKE.
Horses, Carriages, ac.

90 HORSES for sale; Butler st. and Noe,,.-..
William French. o." ouSihess
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USED WORTHLESS CHECKS.
II Ing accused of SwiudIiur his
Landlord and Grocer.

John kMS, an 4ntelliEonL We'll dressed
man Of !wcHtS-'Igut years, lNing at ,Oi
West Eitty-sINth street. Nj, u prisoner
Al y urkNnlc ruliC" Colnt rnts n,ruln.
,narGgd with having passed two NuIta-
less checks drawn nn che An. t,rlam
Bank uu Aug. II last lie used the
checks n paying his months rent of 81"
to his lam !ord, Aiulph DAVIS. and also
Thomas !. \"ru, Of 40! West FjitN-siNth
strs,l. IN IA" latter U>iuuc, a.. ut
t"I"I u DH"ok III ~ ana received Slior
in chang, lMlh enc chs III III, .oura. al
t." iHN" "'r' returned marked $50
account.
KING h.s been married but a ,huli
Inn" az" h' lltlaS from hi vito AZ
ne Nj i"h h"dN as prisoner was
h"art +, ", ing.
kiuE = dh cHGlncCr and has boon out
81 N"iL Cor SOM time. lie had rCIh'ug
I" - ru IT'S defense when arrdiEnaG
helI q i"lIc" Meade and wac ncld Tor