The Express.
London, England, 1865-10-18 00:00:00

;tom, OCTOBER

Thti RRALTH OF LORD PALM N.
ALARMING IiiILLETINS.—(THIS illki.)
Lord Paipssees is sinking fast. 04-;
Shortly tater 5 o'clock last evening the follow-
ing bulletin was shown to his lordship's friends
"In consequence of having taken cold Lord
Palmerston has been seriously ill, but he has
steadily improved during the last three days, and
is now much better.
" Taos. WAdsox, M.D.
" Brockett-hall, Oct. PRLI7, 1186%7E" SaiTli, M.D.
At a later hour the following was issued :
"Lord Palmerston's illness has become worse
since the morning."
EXPRESS FROM MIDOKETY BALL—(T ins DAY.)
, At 9 o'clock this morning the following was
issued :

LATEST,

ST INTFTIAGENOZ.

(azoveMe enehitass)
MANSION-HOUSE
THE CHOLERA IN SPAIN.
0131.1008 carats.
MADRID, OCT. 17. A geetierneoly-lookiog rasa named Thomas Henry Rev
The number of cases of cholera yesterday was who was described sa an ofilow in her 1iammy,eg0,,....1
, was this morning brought before Alderman Stone,--wh,...
174, of which 53 proved fatal. , for the Lord Mayor, charged with felooloualy
The Correspondencia of to de. says that at a stab a woman sawed Elizabeth Wainer. att4LtbaliM
meeting of the leading members of the Constitu- ' itil"" tiwtoxiiebV widescowl* hsinlartuithe
_lc an 4 dim**.
tional Progreesist party held yesterday, it was de-' ow, idol is meeeseeceere. arattr.:t.lbs.
cided that they should abandon the policy of &baton- and last night. about 9 o'clock. she 11-174 , Th.
' turd/nos in the strait, sad on wing out ebe ...,
tion, and should take part in the approaching . the prisoner, who was very drunk, tad 1 sssbg
elections. iof people shoat him. He was very much welted, ml
ruaUd at bar with • knife. sad made use of wry by ii,
gasp. She ram away from him and he followed her, in,
owls; to his stated istaxiestion he wag not able to em. •
up with her, but she believe-1 that if he bad its sail
haw dose her some serious mischief. A. palieeicuihb-• '
came up and she told him what the prisoner had deek
sod wished to give him is charge for having "Amapa a.
stab her. Whoa the prisoner beardl this, be ma jail
wasehouss clone by, sad the eons/able followed Meal
took him isto suatoiy. Tbe complainant added SS
knife was Wows to bee that was hum the ed..
bat it wee not the same knife that thi
eveprisoner had
sued her with, but much mailer and shorter is I:Z.
Henry Leman; • boy liviag in the niio .1
welistasil the endures of the isompleasset with tee
geed to the violent emidvat of the defsadmi, egr
the iddeful jaeguage he made use of. lie Mae slaw
that before the primmer was sporeheaded, be sty
to Ida, " You rues I'D kill you,. sad be la
"mart* prom% him from doing him any ilium
Alfred Harman, • City pormemonstable, said Mee iii
based a dlatarbesses is St. Mary-at-Rill, sod foaad Seib
fondant drunk and a mob el people about him. llama
her,
told him that e
id she wished ite, prisoner m
itinul threateasadati4:
Donor the. rah MON the road into a *
tel:
he followed him and took him Into custody
was drunk, but not helplessly is Vomit overhang jid
he found a small instrument wed in rifle met= sad a pa,
knife, which he predated. The primmer told him tilt h
we as *Mow is her Majesty's Customs, ead he bed Imp
Weed that this was aorwat.
Aldermas Stone inquired if the prisoner Lela* ieb,
volunteers.
re
He plied that he did.
The primmer, in avower to the chars*, said Math sea
tra• be was • little the wows for liquor, and is is eie
pada' through St. Xatrpst-Ilill he was halted by a eek
of persons, sad some ore knocked his hat off. He thirty
it was the oompleinast who had doss so, and he "wee,
her sad
ha she threstwed to get some boys to best ha. ile
denied wing a Wide in his bands at the time, eel nil
that what the oomplainast thoot was a kids mitts
Instrument that bed hew produced by the Aar.
Alderman Mos* said that the defendant's cerise isi
bees very diegraedsl, and he might think himmil WS
nate be wee not called upon to =ewer a mom mews
chugs. The mart he soul do was to ins his Ws, mf
be hoped it would be assertion to him in future.
CLERK .EN WELL.
DSZADITTL ASSAULT 03 • WOXA2I.
A rough-looking fellow, a outlaws:spa, who me ije
name of William Swath, of Willow-row, at. Luke's, tie,
chsarrgged with assaulting • female with whom he lei
• foe eight years.
Mr. R. Allem, prosemiting Alcor of the ANWes
Institute for enforcing the laws for the Protests of
Waimea, welshed the ores.
The prima" is • low, druisken, dissolute Mow, WI.
been in the 'request habit of Rinsing the promeateb,
Yesterday be had some words with her. and, ass mains
with 'mottles the stall with which she wan panda
livelihood, he struck her in the face and blocked her dem.
Whoa she got up the primmer spin struck her 'Sid
blow is the ism, which felled her to the ground, sad Isis
woe shout to get up the prisoner kicked her to the has
Daring the lost Bor 9 maths the police stated that its
=fortunate woman had hardly bees "day without shall

THE CHOLERA IN PORTUGAL.
LISBON, Oor. 17.
Cues d cholera continue to 000ur in Elves.
The cattle disease is reported to hsve broken out
in Portugal

"Ocrt. 18. 9 a.m..

" Lord Palmerston's condition altered suddenly
for the worse in the evening of yesterday, and he
is now gradually sinking.
" TIVOIL WATPAN, M.D.
" Psonimioz Strive, M.D.
"Cues. DRAIINIE, M.D.

TURKEY.

(non A

CONSTANTINOPLE, Ourosza 2.
When the modern history of Turkey has to be
written, the late fest of Fuad Pacha will be thought
one of the greatest wonders of this age. I allude to
the extraordinary way in which be has persuaded
the Ulemas and other religious bodies to give np
willingly a very large proportion of the " wacoofs,"
or mosque endowments, for the benefit.of the State.
The Ulemas of the Moslem religion may be said to
correspond to the bishops of our own church, only
that as a general rule they have more influence
with their flocks than the right reverend fathers in
God of the English establishment can boast of. In
Constantinople there are several of the ulemae of
whom the Sultan
s, hmself is afraid. Most of them
are, in their Mart fanatics of the old ochool, men
who would tomorrow, if they dared, rails the old
Moslem cry of " Dam, den,
but who are so
cowed of late years that they are almost as tame and
submissive as well-ordered clergymen in England
and ' France. These Irma& are endowments of
mosques, khans, mravanserais, fountains, wells, and
arch like, either for the use of religion or for the
1 benefit of the poor or of travellers. Few Christians,
and stlil fewer strangers, have any idea to what an
extent religious hospitality is carried amoagst the
followers of the Prophet. Provided you are of
the faith you may come to Stamboul as a bouseless
beggar, and provided you merely assert that you
are a stranger in the land you can live free
for weeks, nay for months. Of course, the
wants of a simple people are simple. With •
bed to spread on the floor of some outer
chamber of a mosque, a mat on which to
lay your bedding, a quilted cover to keep f
ries
im
warm at night, • few kaboobs and a little
twice • day from the nearest 000kshop, and a Turk
thinks himself most comfortably off. There are in
Stamboul a hundred or more establishments where
any poor traveller can find house-roo.n, food, and
even a trifle of money to enable him to purchase
tobacco, and to go to the bath. All these are
maintained by the various waooofs. These are
1 mostly endowments in land, or houses, or both,
left by pious Moslems foe certain pa:pos/08A° oar lain
mosques or other places. To induce the Mamas to
surrender the surplus wealth that had accumulated,
whilst they retained quite enough to carryut the
intentions of the donors, has been a Pet 'Memo
of Fund Pacha's for the last five or six years. He
has ax last succeeded, and that in a way which
proms what wonderful tact he pommies.
favourite amongst the Moslems, being a liberal in
his ideas. As • Moslem he is not over strict in his
observances; : the flavour of ham is not unknown
to him, nor does he affect ignorance respecting the
different vintages of France. Nor does be strictly
observe the hours of prayer ; in fact, it is pretty
well known that, gave in name, he is as much
a Moslem as be is a Christina, being simply a
clever, far-seeing, well-educated gentleman of un-
doub:cd capacity, wbo has in more than one is-
stance proved himself the saviour of his country. It
is curious that, known as he is amongst the Moslems
to be little better than an unbeliever in their faith,
he has effected what ministers of the most un-
doubted orthodoxy have failed in. It is calculated
that upwards of two millions sterling will be thus
placed at the disposal of the Porte, and for this
the government will pay a merely nominal interest.

" Brockett-hall."
When our correspondent left Brockett-hall at
10 o'clock no hopes were entertained that the noble
viscount would survive the afternoon.
The Earl and Countee.s of Shaftesbury, the Right
Ron. William Cowper, M.P., and Viscountess
Jocelyn are staying with Lady Palmerston at
Brocke.,t-halL

face.
The prisoner said be had no Usage to make.
Mr. Barker @esteems' the peisoner to tons menthe lid
labour in the house of comention.
•
ILARLDOROI7GH3TILFST.
tinnovOuen AMIAKTIN.
Mr. Arthur Clsarks Davis, of Ho. 52. Alleirishml,-
liorsingtosnremiont, geaVaiman, Iris charged Infige lk.
Tyrwhitt with meanking Mr. Maria Mills, a mid
student, residing at No. 65, Guilfordnweet,
The menplainaat said be was in the Fly* Elam Twin,
Ozterd.etreet, list eight taking some refresbniest,
without the least provocation, the defendant kweimi
down and struck him several times while he was es in
ground. He thee sent for the police and pee the delesid
into custody.
The defendant asked the complainant whether Wed
made remarks about him and the corn plainest mid ha Ishii
Mr. Frederick Doswell, of 16, Stamferdwirest.
waits %Mtwara taking a glass of ale, and nobs,
strike the 'oemplainant without any provoratioliPV.
pewees ware straegere to him, and ha had 'timid et ear
tremble to himself.
A poUoewasseable mid that hearingng lest night a wish
the blic-Masa, he looked h saw We Wolin
striking somebody who was lying down.
The defeedant said the complainant was making made
over the her. He asked the complainant if they me
meant for him, sad he replied,
meant Yw, d en
lid 0 Ho then invited the complainant to yet tei
bends, and oa his doing so he struck him.
Mr. Anthony Hart Davis, brother of she defeediek oti
be heard the complainant making offensive reasets, rig
that perm= came to the hones end preteeded to be pile
=giving themselves aim. The complainant pat split
and then there were blows exchanged hitless*
complaisant end his brother.
Mr. Buewsil said be del not believe the lark whew em

MELANCHOLY DEATH ON AN OMNIBUS.

Mr. Humphreys the Middlesex coroner, held an
inquest, at the Wellin'gtos leveret Canoonadrest!seed, last 1
evening, relative to the death of Albert Haeneford, aged
20 years.
George Hazed ord, 31i, Goa-stmt. 9pitelffelds, said that
Jost Thursday evening the dseessed left home in good
health and spirits, to go be Poplar to see his sweetheart.
Witness never saw him alive after.
William Spittal, the oondostor of a Bleakwell minibus,
said that deessesd hailed him in the Bess ladirrood, Pop-
lar, Winos l 0 and 11 o'clock on Thursday night. He got
up on the kalle-t oard, and issued to be in high spirits.
When near OLODOnstreet-reed some of the other pemengere
belled sniper's atteetiou to him. He seemed to be asleep,
sod mould sot be 'roues& He was lifted down with the
Dr.
aid
of poliee-ooneteble Fitsgeraki 189 S. who then fetched
1"1;;. Kay said that the police celled him to the demised,
who was quite dead. lie had evidently died without a
struggle, from disease of the beers. The post-mortem
missiles showed that his heart was unusually large, and
was somewhat feeble. Excitement from running after s
omnibus or asy canes would tend to over-tax Quo powersel
the heart, and so products death,
The Coroner having remarked upon the melancholy nature
of the ease,
The jury returned a verdict in accordance with the medical
' testimony.

prese-nt.
Kr. Tyrirkftt aid b. considered it in usprotekei ewe
snapshot, by s person who from his dress ow wan**
would know better.
The defendant wee beef 400. ;or month'. imp*
meat

THE inuirs OP LONDON.

It ap from the return issued by author,
of the 1 that in the week that earths
Saturday, 14th, the birdie registmed is LOIS
end tea other large low= of the Mated Kieglime me
3,690 ; the death aregietered, 2,795. The sauna isle deth
telitY was 16 per 1.000 =noes living. In Lorre the Hits
of 1,007 boys and 980 girls, is all 1,987 children, Winn*
tared I. the week. la the toorreepeeding weeks of Ise
mere, 1856-64, the average member, corrected fee area
of popular°, was 1,909. The deaths registered le Wit
during the week were 1,261. It woe the forty-fart wedit
the year, a= the average amber of deaths for dater
is, with • eserrection for increase of populatke. VI
Tha mewl number =reads the estimated nam=e lea"
The morality from diarrhoea, which was meistaissi di
baldly may Ithetuatiou daring the Oa !weeks setsaget.
LA's INO THE MLWOMIAL MTONZ OF A 00NOWBOA- Saturday, August 26, and which averaged 87 weekly ibehf
TIONAL Cutieca.—Yeeterday the memorial stone of a oar that period, showed last week a very decided thereorAl
caemearioar thumb was lard ai Mthdoltravet Welt deaths them that oomplant haring been tonly st;
,yam
Brampton, in the proem= of a camber of neaeonformist were two , deaths referred to " cholera "or ehalark
didoes, and tar= and geatlemee. Mr. Jan Kemp &whim. ;" •••, of Mass ocoorred •• a child, the ails .ea
Welth, of Clapham, was the duty, end the Rev. registered as to lows :—" At 42, Jamaica-steer. Mad
Dr. Vaughan delivered as thiwerlet• widgele. ' 'rho *est. Obl.town, ca Oth Gaither, a watchman in tee awe, itt
Messrs. waiter (the Pectel. _S. IHElrood. W. B. ihethant. 75 yea, =aerate diarriosa." A patter to • oho& OH
S. Berd, B. Macbeth. B. Oa* S. Carsithrl, M. Goshawk, from "laudation of aquafortis ; bronchitis"
prank Made, he., also took part in the prayme sad hyenas The followiag six oases were regtheted
wainhich 00:0611
wch were part of the ceremonial. The building will ow the them= by borer and carriages attired
seatl.2oo Paso's. and Ikeda the work be completed as fatal meats :—Oe 12th October, the me of a
it appear. on the design, will be an ornament to the dh polisher, aged 2 years,, rue ever by a cart ; died in 4
trice ; but the barb, fried is at meant is a very
_back- street, Bt. Gila,. Ow sth Ostaber, samosas. lei 0
ward data, although the trustees bare be= enabled to fell from •• ear is desemreed, Idlest= ; dial .___,...64
obtain the site from Oaptain Ouster on favourable terms. tholemeres Hospital. On 411 e Or., • master ears ..".
Yaws. Dove 81,001021, of laingtee, are the matter:tors. aged 66 years, thrown eat of • carriage ; died at 92. we'
A WITS KILLED BY HMI HOSBLND. On Tomo miester.bridgeroad. On 10th Oct., the wife of a man*
day Mr. William Ray= deer, comer, bold as inquiet as aged 42 years, fell from a vaa ; died at Stegoard, Witt '
the Sawyers' Arms publichosse, Rearrest. iialreasees. ea werth.road. At Woolwich, oa idh Oct, • leatherlerakr,
the body of Jame Franklin, aged 29, the wife of
Edward aged 46 yews, fell from a cart ; died at Gay's
Franklin, nailer, who died ea Saturday last, cadet =cum. Oa 4th Or., the sae of a outer, aged 10 yaw, ne5.741171
stores detaited in sou
smiaa gives below. The (squill • waggon ; died in lisigrave-place.
lasted Dearly three hour :bat the following is the gist df The ritual rote of mortality last weak was 22 ...,y:
the evideree :—Hannah Rately stated that the was the in Leaden, 27 ia Edinburgh, and 23 in ALUM ;_151,_.„„a•
100.
—The MEN'S COLLIDE, 45, GALT 011WOND- mother of the draftee& whom age was 26 years. She went pool, 33 in Manchester, 31 is Salford, 25 in Br liiiN
to visit the diseased on the 2nd ler., and Fouled' thee 34 I. Ueda, 21 la primal. 27 in Hull, end 33 is 6,
arthar.—The misdeal, the Rm. Frededek Dodson told her that be had bad • quarrel with his wife shout a The rate in Nieces was 26 per 1,000 dada' tea roil
MAurioa, M.A., will deliver the inaugural address to. quantity of nails. The deceased, overbeerise the oonvene. log
_the 30th ult. whoa the temperature was 3.4 44' oil
morrow (Thursday), at 8.30. tee, mese to the shop dean aed, addressing her harmed, =hat lower than in the same week to Land=
maid, How eau you my so ?" Freebie said that if she came the rate was 21 per 1,000.
Miss (
Bate
has been engaged at the Theatre there " bothering" be would throw the pearl at her. The In Limper_ the births in the week waretate.M
Royal, Dublin, for twelve nightie, previous to her departure dream& did aot go away, sad the husband carried oat hu Ino; in Maneberter the births , the deaths 134 Z.
for America. She appeared on Monday eight for the first threat by throwing • penth at her. The peneb, which was rater the birth:B=th deaths dot in each
op
hot at the time, .creek her as the bead. With= ma to her be
200. the 156 ; in Leeds the births Lee
time la the earl= in the charaster of lamb. The bones was
wooded, and the completely forded the sadism* with her. assistance, and earthed her into the boom. Deceased ap. deaths 145 ;is Bristol the births 100. the deethe.g
very WM, sad coegplained much of the pan in her ' Had the birdie 58. the deaths 53 ; ia Ediabore es
bad from
DE. Prod booms who in 1848 was a member of the wound made by the punch. The deosseed ; 114, the deaths 01 ;is ties births 300. the
THE HEW ZEALAND Wilt ; THE POLITICAL atTIIATION ISI
vICTOSIA. the Freers ocestituti'mal unenely, and emplane= be the -- removed the peach from her heed without sidstaiww. Ire' 168;
..a is Dahlia the =146, the deaths IA 111..
umdiately deer the deemed nerved the wee= • ewer= won 306 death" in Vim= daring the week email vi.
The as between Sir O. they or General reeks a the ""aiti"• died en Went" 1444" Ste acme The Cattle Plague Commieelenees met gaiter was seat for. Ga Fridley lasi the demised bemuse mush . 30th ult.
Cameron is an untoward =egret, ths Thou observes, but it "4118 some the
" mat aliffi„ D,6 °P6°"'
_,of that stagy day, at 2, Victoria-etreet. Present : Earl Spencer, wesse. Ind oe estimiey Est 12
eolith abe ifoL I Sontimineton—Annn.4 the toonlainn a °di Lill
has only aggravated en evil which was its art oriels la the period, w-- -''' --um" o' Purim') '"waYs secur°4 Mr. Lowe, Dr. Lyon Playfair, Mr. Read, Dr„ Finnthe wed the dassasd 1041 Issow sonic.' al"11610 Yam". ' (444111244 a "4" 1ad414 41 1444 P444ens issr 141.11"2"—gonv
=outran relations between New Zealeed and this merry. 44tetoont:taliateuene retired ft histhuetaleniantt.linimgo.
wafterbse a Aboilayo- Berranelsio.Th-rnselL- ,poonDre'r?stdnitillire secretary' Wclrmal.d9 Mr' Caeleh adesesselbeatbrebldwiiwstheudeelpueoh.the .'s-bewtha..---watspeitm.stA"yertstiaidmiEsithiarMldkhusineinmd"""biowwhear:a. , deadersloy,aotw.taft.rh.:irlew"ay9
dwuriez"riallivehrredsbe
wtbeealroweskowholmdisilemere.Looler....l4l.""—"2,l
ito long= Great Britain was prepared to comply with every
Kotohlin was his appellee; end he devoted his latter TOIES
requisition for reinforcements, and taboo ibis whole charge MArnirroms Hor File, Oar. rf.—The annual , gime by Peaaklia intaticsally. (The swesh was eredassa , Uri%
of a military expenditure of which the whole profit was cep.
to 41464.116umii"1""menta.—At 2, liewlie
hop fair of Magetone took Oboe this day, sad brought . awl ithistiAld hr the witness. 0 ill as iE.HAtirUh.r4ol,,Et I
utreekek GeOEH4OIO outobarEaDlMlSsocrearo,.
the
daughter
avaa
madura. ii,
propriated by the colony,it could hardlr be expected that any Another meant of Mont Blanc, being the 55th together a large attendance of the ohW hop growers I ahead Ivo lushes are bell a feet be laseth-)
great impatience of this =may word hedisplayedat Mock- thisyser, leas bees amempliehed by a yoeng Foglia lady the county, and many growths which lied stood the the No
ei the or tweedier withers,. wad Woo "il-ta Ol Feorei " midis "bath lo the nervous psi is.
awned &moth The number of =cents now amount to 293.
land. Is was sat tills tiatieet imimation was made to Sir G. c'es."l, 6:eybi hop mart were again oa ode by ample. 1 the who Maud this &sat ws* swasawood Ur Nis from friliki flicriswirse.ol) ; rsosl oon1"6".
...0,
" Via''rd'
. pnompal supply was Kent hops, and mowers are very wooed •WI bog. the Jur! limed • wed" " Moth' Me" 'A the
Grey teas ~,rambing like hay the .A 1 a miatidosig and of them 178 have taken piece linos the ansexatioe at wpm. got hops of high bloom cod I:memo! eared with slaughter' naiad Wend Illre•kbis. wits o.'o tgeteihalk_ °°"44. the to,
mirdiallthth. . IS" r
ea keeps is New &alma aulab thimoshowd b. a., Savoy to prance, that le, within the last five yawn.
frayed out of colonial funds that the mischief of " joist rewire • farther advance is vales, and it ie geomally ten. 1 eommittedttm.Lea a eeroseems
imisasi• wausailistri.u. telsim
ova
ilaisiummisit atm
7wwers. mfoor
imasummee) sreepamossiempard ;
sodoimmth firmorenuathas—Al tr..
.......iii,
Mr. Montagu Chambers, who wan defeated at the coded that maoh of the cathode' of this erase is al Is- I MOW
#„„s 4,, forler quality. Mid and East Kent hope sold at fees
91. to ' eithe• sad
gel is 70d "'entail 4" pared
_parties in street, ea frill Osiethr. a earth and its,riii-
ristlereusi. bllinifiacty" "due ito' dithavidat timulte,"ilath*ew."' naprrickiecaliponeyy 61,0 t rechier ytmartimiterday by the lirrelheLlea4 atontestbnof mehaialt Pre...plaor."—Th; gin(' tit ayilsiceart.y. ksaadebytop lijiaot Piper &swill*); from teb.plaebilims'eesewee et 1 w"Tffita p".ATAPI24"I.i, Mew— ir...—amrhaalP"Tbe Paris Mosaitenr" of yes- aged 48
48
yestia-re Zak" inbffilla.later ?cwt.—art 67711.5426''.0.
Gateher, a mate bramianassamwim). steam lean
• '
though seminally lls the bends of the
ohs we. oil, E
veritt was ""witwa at a diner al which Mr. Jam bethems was tranmeteel at these rates, sod other sorts add Malay wry@ 1—" Lames frees Reath their the 4th at ~. . mows ; thantime
badly ablated by hie ministers, while the military re. Everitt Mork& lat W. 111 e. es M. per ow t. The meat bee= far was 'deo Othther, sawn= thee Ur moreilleg kW do postikol her me mesSIOEPI
worms &model try it ware farshhed withost sliall by The IndEperidanos Beige announces, on white pibskllla'w6sdbus.a.6""dmedprpms.a 11°Dlr scar.' 46151.111".... is gekhotlP'; aadter. 847:7 igAt4Rfabedthumelay sonsenviemistr7 ithea theanarisalserksel mot" matedUsiF
the taxpayers at hems. The interests of GreetMthithe sad I believes to be good suthogar. us“ the opening of rim, moo 25 as en p.m ; pia, mesas amend le weeer, ee fAss aws. Tie Sompoo.. earomg a acaga____“/ ea ame.
__...Yeeterdayt Vier -Chancellor Wood sat atehr
New Sashimi are hen Identint4 led the Tines the every ; French Chambers wall take place between the 34 and Ttla 35 he 40 phew ; sad Mt sotto. 21 sollo gokinift Nairr whale amber teUt tram ba st Itasb memo ea the 000 of s whateer al applications. Da 0
hops that the colonist; fermi to nly ea themminm far January. lister ireee esti TEO tale iota bet eels deg fat appall el the •. • . ... wireeigareally espied in routine welism.
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