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A Hint.
Mr. jerks,

MR. JEhkSS
rs many f,eUus in tbs Dyqria bays nst yet hris1y
HtfeHt,d 70 that part Of t5e bzafh4 Lazv, d;ref
Jig q (41hy Of ammunition, SIC you are rsqu,Qed
10 bn516 he jf7ion making Eacb brovjfoa. Ii Il
T34 e4rnjay bo5ed that The proper officers qviA
pay sOeTy attention to ii al ibis iateye2izq and
0arm.4g c,yE. wArcAMAx.
SECTION 81.
" Ha4 Be i tzriber mated, That everv town
within this Commonwealth, fhall Be conAantlv
provided with ixty four pounds of good gun
powder, one hundred pounds Of mufket balls,
one hundred hints, and three tin or iron camp
kettles, FIR every hxty four folders in The Mi
litil of iuch town, enrolled as aforefaid and
the fame proportion Of each Of the aflrefaid ar
tlcleS tor greater or lener number: Aad
every town which ihal neglect to keep conRapt
ly provided with the faid articles, ihalI forfeit
and pay fo' The ule of the Commonwealth, for
every iiyty four men in zach town which NAL
be unprovded with flid articles, the fun Of tx
PoHads, TO be recovered by Prefentment in the
Court Of General SetIions Of the Peace, in the
county TO which fuch town fhall belong And
isesSHl be the duty of the Brigade Irfpeaor
annually to iufped the magazines Of each town
w;thin the brig de to which he belongs, and to
make complaint to the Grand Jury Of The
county ag2inf all towns which fh4Il neglect to
keep contantly provided as aforelld."
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vember, one thouflnd ftven hundred and nine
ty-tour, and fhall be permanently binding up
on hisMaj-Ry and tn United Staes.
in witnefs whereof, We the fad underGgn
ed Plenipoten'iaries Of his Brit1nnc MaeRy
and the United States Of America have fgn-
ed this Pr-fent Article, and have cauied to be
affixed thereto the feal Of our arms. Done at
London this fifteenth day Of March, one thou
iand ieve1 hundred and nety eight.
ISi8red) GRENVILLE, IL. SD .
RUFUS KING. IL. 81.
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Science of Electricity.

Fyss5 tie Columbian Ceati7J.
Mr.. R.6I-Purfuant to a Of the American a.
cademy OF Arts and Sciences, at their Ian meeting,
have 70 requeit you pubHh in the Columbian Cent
mel che following communication from the Hon Loan
mi Baldwin iuggeiting al improved MODE of conAruc-
ting Lrgh ming Rods. JOHN DAVIS, Res Sec
Bgsa, JJ'ny 80, 1898
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ArHAerjhs q Engineers,

!. 70 terve tor tn term Of years, unlef5 looner
v adiic1arged- PORTLAND IS eRobllhed as the
r5Pr'n iPaI place OF readezU0us, for the recruits
raiied II the DitTIf VI Names where pr0viiions-
rioithing, and other receIare5 are provided
q. Tor them AMI to which all pe'lons, who are
I, p oPerly qlalined, and who ambitious To
!. lerve their untry, are invited to repair. II j.
+, requtl that al recruits (excsp; n1u cia0s) be
", s fc-t a inches in height--a owe rs ana
/ -under 40 years at age-h5althy ana ro5uG-
able % bear the fltIgues, and TO acquire the
zSAonors IT lO.d ers. Each recruit viii ne emit
tled 70 IL dollars b un-y-Gx Only of which
f wll be pail him At the time Of cnliGment the
Z other ix viii 6e PAL him on his union with the
IMteg men, cr be included ii the fri monthly
4 pay roll. Hi, daily rations will confiE Of one
u ~ md AMI a quarter Of he-f or three Quarters
Y of pound Of pork, eighteen ounces Of bread
n O. -four and one gil Of run, brandy or whkey,
.s cXcllilve Of prop0rtionable allowance Of fat,
Nineg r, iOaP, and c4niles. He vii receive
Js4rT tie following articles Of cloathiog, VIZ.
" one anEet ore bat, one fock and clalp, one
y goat one vet, -four lhrt,, two pair Of voollen
\ ard two p lir Of ln-n overall, four pair Of
iocHs or ito. kings, four pair If h0es. and one
par Of buck The monthly pay Of The re-
n oru't5 IS efab'iAli as follows, viz Seriesnts,
Is do.iers C7-PoraL, 7 dollars; Muicans, 6
dollars; and Privaras dollars "A number
'Eot ar.if-ers faoh as W>'eehig5ls, B-aekfeifbs,
Cqrfeair~j, and Ajaa2urg, are al(, wanted
am ten monthly pay WI he u dollars. N Ne
% i'leh As have l-rv-d regulr apprenricefhips
IA th-ir refp@fti9e trades, need NIKE apDlica
/. uo1' h-te erlral descriptions Of rren If they
T. I'a'e an n~Hoat"n % e-Eaee il f2rvice. may
( Apply II th= fualori5er at lie CoLUmBIAv TAI
Z, vgEa, ID Portland.
Il AMOS STODD4RO.
II c-5t m E.9i. ai Cal.}s.a .1t III Ezy7.:rt.
/ P,ra47i, A4gg2 l. 1893.
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Lift Of Letters,

'emairing ia The Ps9QF-e al, WaB, July IS
n 1893
I'D An Clark, Wells.-John Evil, ke1qs
BENJAMIN MaCon, ArundN-Tho-
nas M4rfhall, KnncJunk -Tolsthln Stevens,
Iannab Symon,, both Of WsAf.
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'@ NOTICE is hereby given, that the
dFrA Commiaioners appointed bv the Hon
aa 5rEPHEs Jonas, Eft. JUICE Of Probate for the
wupuny IF Wilmington, % ecejve and examine
Er be claims 10 the f-veral CreJi ors 70 the ERate
2 at Nathaa LozgfA,-y, "a lie If Mlchils, lie
rur af-d, repreGen Cd mi Ive0t, that they vii L
aiP 9nl for that purp'f. at The hoaf Of RALPH
& aiowlss. Eiq. AZ laid NIa1hae, n, It TIE Isy
B rat tn ) an4 TIE hv- fol owing months, from two
e pro FIVE o'clock in tie afternoon on l4id days.
ira Ms5:as I7t5 3ny 1898.
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Soldiers Wanted /!

RY an aa of Congrefs of the 27th
- Of April Ian, the prelIent Of the United
Sites is authorized TO engage, by voluntary
enlitment, an additional rig ment Of
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Commercial Information.

70 i5sf L1.rc5artf oftbr Ua;tsl Slater, qy57 haze
J46ersa from be Agai caftare Of 1b.ir Prep ~ 5y
Brtj3 v6aS gf lyar.
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bic. His voice has always been heard on the
iide Of our injured country, and thus far thro'
the political fotn. he has ice J ti.m, and aticd
TIE part Of an Independent American. L IS
probable that thole among the friends Of gov
eminent aud their country who attend the mee1-
ing, will give him their votes with rcadinefs--
But let Us not merely cleo him By irnlll nra-
jotity--let Us aiI.mbl. aailrria7y on the day
appointed, and fhow our decided appreciation Of
his conduit, By a full exp-eGi5n OF the Voice of
the Dilrif in bis favour There i. another
rea.on which renders a fuh attendance tyu.E.nt
at leaf--The Rev. MIR. Fairfield of Pepperrel,
ooro' IS, by his flea95 Of the folIfiek kind. Or
IN other words by the .1aco5iss il the dihria.
let up IN oppofi:ion to Mr.. THATCHER, as a
candidate for Consrefs. IF, ia exiang circum
itances, he.is the moi fntab'e maa-if his mo Ie
OF life and profsiEonal audies s, purflits have
naturally qualified him 70 be afeful il chofen.
iet him be elected. But hope ihall not be
called ausar.Ea if fay, that at tine when a
mans political principles are all important, pub
lie confidence may b. placed with far greater
iaietY IN orr Prefent Representative, who for
ten years has never lolt or ceaied 20 delsrye it.
c1 AN EEECTO2.7
Ct77Jer :, 1908.
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TO Readers.

@ This days CAztrrE i occupied with
much interaing mater. The bubbles and
pi,iful falihoods Of Talleyrand. the cat paw
ofthe French Directory, hould Be read as the
lalt miferable effort of French cunning and
hypocrily. This is their game of iniquity--
this is the game they have 10 fuccefsfully pl4y-
ed 10 Europe-tby do NOT Win for zuzr -
No, the mercenary tcoundrels had rather
plumber without oppoGtion. Provoking IN
infult After we have looked on and feen
them rob US of more than thirty nillfons Of
property, they, for tooth, do not qvj6 far quar- /!
and ~ III blame Of rupture is thrown on
abuied, and infulted America My God |.
when viii the long-fuferings of our injured
country end when viii the leepiHg ven
geance Of Americans thoroughly awaken to
arenge her aggravated wrongs? Mua we wait
for iomsthin gmore TO c0uViscs US that France
Is putting our deltrucion, and that her
fpecious declarations are faje az bell Pr
Forbid it, Americans. Mr.. Gerry's an.
fWer 70 the French miniler, claims an atten-
tive perulal.
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II qyord 10 Corrsibondents.

1t is requeRed that Communications, &c. for
this paper, may be poR paid. Poitage is a
mon!trous heavy tax on printers. IL Is fur
ther requeaed that ali communications maybe
accompanied with the authors name. Thsy
may Be ient in the ptnloa confidence.
Cr e n ns-u Sq1g''-and other matters, lhall
receive proper attention.
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Try order Of the Hon. Dawn sew
~ Alt Elq Judge 81 tie DiaTf9 Court VI Maine
Notice is hereby given, that Lbcl Is fled in ad Courr
by JsRsMiAH HUI, Efq. Collector Of The Cuaoms foe
the dariG "A DdJeord and Fcppcrclbrotgh. within
the faid Dfrict 81 Maine, againif tho
Schooner HAvNAH, IF Kenne5urE.
of the hurhen Of about cumberland FIVE tons tore
Their with her tacki apparel and furniture found ~.
board aud belonging he fame, fizcd 1t Wells within
faid Diltrict the aga day Augua aa for breach
Of the Revenue Laws Of the United States-That the
ira Tuefday Of December text Portland 4 alipnea
for hearing thereon the end thar any perlon ca-
ing properly in The fad fchooner may appear and thew
cauie f any can be iewa) wherefore the fad rhooner
and her aPPurenances afoTefa fould not BY decree
Of lad Court. Re declared forfeited
O4te5 81 Portland ID SFoJsr, 1898.
JOHN HOBBY, Mar9ak
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FOR THE GAZETTE.
To the Federalilfs of the County Of
York.

YOU are foon to cLoofc member of
Congrefs for two years to commence next
March. know you honor and edeem the
Preient one, ard are dipcled that he ihou.d b.
eleled-But, " if ye kaazv tlete things. hap y
are youify e do them. My defgn IL this LILLE
address, is to inform you that Mr.. Fai.fed the
late miniter Of Pcpperelboroueh. is TO be Oh fen
in the room Of Mr.. THATCHER, If podibls.
His friends are bniy as bees, and flying in as
many directions TO gain votes for HIM. Let
me caution you therefore .againa flecPing upon
your arrns--aile'nhlc as mary as Podible, ard
not fuher tire Jacobins TO carry any more points
1t is time for them to be completely qicled-
Shall il be ftid that at tbe very time your 10
erties were moa in danger, thar you MT and
chofe Jscohin to guard thern The idea is
as wicked as il is abfurd B4fdes, if one Of
that osed NUT be ohoien, take one that is not
between fxty and faven'y years old. In a
word, my friends, look out-you know whom
to trua--let him be chofen
''Nor loofe the bieiing by delay"
ours, sc, CENTiNEL.
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ELECTIONEERING.
FOR THE GAZETTE.
To the Electors of the Third Eafern-
Diltricl.


ONthe fyG Mouday Of November next, we
are to alemhle in our REFLECTIVE towns for the
choice of a Representative to Congress The
election of a member TO that body, has ever been
matter OF imPortance-tut at the rrefent cri-
teal and alarming ftuation Of our country, the
quefion, " Who fhall be cur rulers % involves
in it consequences the mott intrreiting and mo-
mentous.- rhe pubic opinion is lEil il fome
degree divided. We may find among our
fellow citizens few. 10 completely attached to
the French nation ard all their intereRs, that
their love Of our country is forgotten and lolt
land in place of it we find an averiioa TO our
own governmental meaiarss, and under that cloak
an averfion TO our government aislE 1t il true,
the number is daily dmiuilhed, and their iuhu
ence disappearing. The fpiit that aauates
them, however, is always awake and bufy and
tbs prudent to be or our guard againit its inps
Gtons.
The queaion before US is this" Shall we
fupPort our own government, and defend il
againf the ravagcs of lawlefs nation, by choo-
fling friend OF that government to afIilt in its
administration: or fhall We chooic one who is
oppofed TO that government and its neafnres,
and thereby pu; in jeopardy or throw away cur
freedom and independence !" Your vote will
decide which opini7n you embrace. For the
honor of the Dltrit hope but few will be foud
70 lott to f-nle Of dnty, al 70 give their fuAra
ges for Jacobin-- Some believe there arc
to them this addres will be ulelefs and unac-
ceptable. prefent Representative, Mr..
THATCHER, is well known in pnbhc and
briDafe life--aad to his honor LET it be laid,
that few fur iis cb .raders more fair and anna
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- The eic3ioneering campaign is opened
Citizens the times demand vigilence-be on
your guard in fealon. There are yet few
jaco6ins, and they are eteinally upon the fcent
Of mitchell. In the county Of York, they are
uling their feeble exerticns againR that firm
and perfevering Federaiif, MI TAATcAER--
1t reifs with the friends Of order and laws, to
frulrate this wicked attenPt. Our Prelent
representatives have proved themlelves wor-
thy the iafrages Of enlightened Eleaers.r
Let us then continue TO fuPport them in this
critical moment
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FoR THE GAZETTE.
MR. 1ENks.

Mr.. JENks,
CAN it be pofi5le that the enlightened
citizens Of The Di6ria of Maine, fhould think
Of dhPlacins a tired and proved friend to bis
country, and putting in bis ffead denas Cler
gyman, who. if judgment can be formed
from his pat conduct, would facri6ce every
thing Of Others for gain to himfelf? How
ever incorfffent this may b., il is reported
that fome perlonsare attempting fnch change.
-Citizens, conGder well-enqure into cha
raeters-trY them-prove them--hoId fat that
which is good. ~
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1zzD-At Falmouth. AR Thomas Gould. aged ,s
years.
AZ Gorham' Mrs Fairy Tyler. aged ~, the amiabls
comfort Of Mr. Tyler, and OILY daughter Of the Hor
William Go ham Ed. n her were couceptratcd nv
met aniab : virtues and ptaGng manners
~ CaPei'zshcth, Dir Samuel Jordan aged s; wears.
Ar Philadelphia Mr. William f. Palmer. printer
Mr. q Rutz Printers Mr.. II. Kzmuiercr, pr nrcr
Mf. Dsbolbawer, printer Mr. Samuel Cnfhing,
Pnn'er MIRA Rule, printer, Mr. J Dow Driutes.
Mr. = Webiteg, priEie-. MIR. Thomas Hail. printer.
~ Trenton Nh. Greenbury Hughcs, printer.
AtNewycrk Mr.. JofcPh Darling printer
lntlD5town, Mr.. MOSES HOWELL, AGED r. years.
only ign Of Mr.. Zeeh4Qah Nowsl Of this town *
was Proniling Young man.
Drowned, la Saturday evening, n c-n7inr thc river
70 caPeliz4besh, Mr. Whiteford Alayhsw.
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~ he TrE1-L --c-5---s -zs CD--ge-e era-' l bT
= iIl7-era-e nea-o. =hot= zhc.e Gock r zcquir-
-4 k1ou'e5zs l-zrc=lT -rr=15-d beyond tie
-zsch of a fsgzr csne : AfIer r. departure ct
S7nt-s1-zr, thz .o.zl Command III re CzPe de-
Fo.vsd IL TcDEz.nt-; Rzvm-n1, ]: IS tire re-
mains tf1=-e. w5.h t1e ti.l= cf C0nElld4irzY BIT
he i n.-= tcoi u TIE blzcE general
TcrE41-t j. nearly fE f=et high, q A aCife--
connz-ding cru1tens1ce IDPGTlr1s ~ i1teIi-
.oss. LII hCnsne aad re1eToUs % ibe un1or-u-
-7--. F= kezrs -he b=4 company, and The mrl
opulen- za1 rzt2=az5i= c1-5z=-s CONCEIVE tls1-
fzIres favc-=i By N 5aFlzzti7n ? his table
Anznourols zrrarhnEz- 70 ~ r1-rzo-1i1z-
n citizen geDtrzl. has II many ir.-a1czs froyzi
ben=fcfal ~ II nyl4n=-i1zn traders r7 tl+Car=.
4 white gentleman TeE5eat there, hzs nero
wife rzhe is iUPPo.ed To be The only P4-LJn 80
Tie Cape Who has ar certain inf-e1Ce oTer
Tonfzirr- a captain Of 2 NzwTork Telti fzzT-
-ng thai the zdn5niiirztrn might take fancy
% fun- part Of his cargo, emitted 70 =1-er
Ico bis. Beef, ard g h4 k1z b9r-er: -h= ir7uF-
gi-g cf lief zricl=s Ol ia-Te bag Gi.10T -rcG,
ihs vrfTzi zn5 cargo was Immediately li5zled.
The captain bsl Y aPP-il1d Ct tie importance
q Inc black citefs, made SIP i-atOu f0T ber il-
antpc4 with The ccur-zn1a1t to- the lb=rztioa
of rs D P=lrT. TIE csptzi8 Ezs c11iEed.
FIth a5u-4rc= ol hzr fnteril-a1c=-i- was eleven
X Z ght vh=n he l5nt .cr To1Ezint, zld 4
FAY lght- TIE r=rt morn nF. he lzn- diirhzrE-
TIE vsiT q and cargo, . lie 0acsrs who held
hem z Po4 Goo.
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BIOGRAPHY.

S5m, GccsNnt b General T0gss1zyT.
TOUSSARIT Is At prefnt commander in
Il chief or Care Francois, il n-g7o, born On
plantation IN that i1zni. From a gentleman
vho las relid-d iomstime at the Coz, the tol-
loving anecdotes CT tbs extraordinary nan,
lave t,aa communicated
Whel youth, Bis maher dfcoveTed IL him
= d roaf rsten'iFs memory, oonG3erable iudg
meat and dffcrinil7 7ation, and gave hm charge
Ga gang Of his fellow 1a-es as their driver, il
which fitua,ion be was when Po ver-l and Sar-
thon1I arrived a. the Cape, with the decree Ut
the national convention, for the r,anumisiion OF
tie l7veE. The whites rPP1itd tte operation
Of This decree; and from this o?Poiition, Tie
cruel and incend:arv 3elrn6tion at thar Popu-
lous city euiusd. Tcahaint was among the
hrlt IF the negroes, who declared independence
Of tl4eir matters, and took up arms agzia9 IT.
whites. He hea5ed party al h attack Of
the CaFe, and after its detru6i4n, er-aed hrs
aandard ata neigbour,Rg PLANTATION, 70 vbsch
all the rev republicans re.orteI. HIS 7artv
fooa became f1 formidable, thai il attached u
MIN conidera5le importance, and rendered him
aflbieG Of terror ID the whites, w5c1n he Con
tinBed 10 anrov, until thev evacuated the i(l.nd
70 the negroes and their followers /; lie then ar
rora.ed TO himI.lf the rite of general, which
Santhon8x confirmed with ! commiGir Te
nacious of she afcendency whi-h the -ene-al
had gained over the negroes who now { orlpo.-d
nearly allthe inhabitants Of the lGarI his next
attention was turned to the rrm0vz Saatho-
nax; this h efe9ed wihrat II ch trouble.
for availing himie,t of Prapoi4l aich S,ntho
max had made him, in conlideace, d engage ire
negroes in coercion with SIS fav0rte plan cf
alternating she Cape from tie ju'iioi6ion of
France TouGiint aocufsd Inn Of ant;-reru5-
iieaai!m, ana managed his accufstion with luch
adt'e-s, that he laOn had him clipped otF-thus
FaSn oE e-uc2sIea sRl talents. ccnriiTzire
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THE COLLECTION.
y TEfse OF IHEEDf kFD Fz7cHE-."

LiTERAruEz.-How far the foIlowin- R.e
Of literature applies to tie preient dzy, The
reader viii Judge - Many printers few
readers; PhloicPhy abandoned plagizr I'm
encouraged; originality exploded iophiiry
in the teeth Of tru,h; eleEl Eacliice3 for
friPPery: ignorance iuccellful wifdom abor-
tive; dulnefs garfield genius Profcrib-d ;
found niazken fer fenle ; words deaitute cf
meaning authors flrving tate proaitntsd ;
the mules iilsnE !; the ci4iiics forgo;.
CHA&Acrsss-Pablic men dsatute Of de-
oenoy /; magif atss waning aa,hoTity prefs
waning religion; doaors without learning ;
women without chafity PhTicilns without
ikill bankers without money ! traders with
out credh; nen Of Probity ih1naed g;sts
publicly a5ored }, model womea lighfed !;
girls void Of Tnodeay mafrons mimicling :
The Pevtnefs Of girls; boys afFEdirg the cone.
quence Of men {; and men returning all the ia-
Egniican-s of boys
SINGULAR SEsrEscE.-A French paper re-
lat9s, that in cOnieGnerce Of wOman's COM
plants againit the too fTequ=at caretIes Of her
huibahd, which ihe urged had fhor,ened the
days of his fri VIII, dorleaic coart o. indica-
tuFe was colleaej, cOnG.iinE Of her father, mo
ther, and two filters As RADICAL cure vas
the obje9 * the Prniecution, after very ihort
hearing, fentence- a Ia. FEBeY. was pronounced
sgail& the unfortunate CEtnde-, aa4 ss free
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POETRY.
EoR THEs cdZET7E

FCR THEs cdZETYE
ADCR EssED = AllERICANs.
G2ZT ~ mz4zf-s & gr-zs nz,art's5srs-
,,or -. II isd0l-a1-, oP7zz1Ezga's cz1fs
A'ieaa. z1a TeaeTzls yszr s71arrys czli-
Live -z.-h Eozr risFzs, e ri.h thefr raia "a.
Bid ss Dhzz dzri7g Asfsoa's b.ale trzia
H1ri'a tarir mad rhan1er Ger Colznbiz's Pizin :
Fisro- zs she tea7-a brzts tH- Gsb5ora Erzo5,
And aag-F . tora-dos re23 th- lzn5,
EaAr. trezeh'7oas Cz-l4's irPio-s Tievs oPPols,
Aaa III intiEsz a f2-H dzaz-a soss.
JULES.
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FcR ZEL5 G4ZETTE.
"a. TESks,

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seg sggb sf1ssvEt zsr>L - r-e-s iaaerrasss1 =
III 5t1 z-qz-lztza-s e7r=l=- rIrt.5fy I1f7 oar z
far1zrs- II fraf - II 4 e.zl.isz fbat It
es-s sz1tef II arr, onf res1>v,3 u fb. s5fe6-
VI b5 gssf zzsz5-5 riIczi- T5is -=rrggf7zas
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