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EAtroCt efa Artrr Erem Ca6:s, G!tcl
We III 4 JInUurU, 1905.

J
he - 9fJ.muu,u, 1905:
"t 6>g our * ference to M, letter Of
the i+th DEC. m',er, which was dispatch.
ed by the Am.rican ship Fam, Cap.
tain Wood, via Norfolk. This vail
serve to Acqu'Int You olthe hish Pr'ces
oil tob.H co, four, heat and rice, own
to the great scarcity Of those necessary
articles, all occ asioned BIZ the complete
failure otthe crops throughout all this
Kingdom. Knowing this to be the &C
tual condition Of this country, in my o.
pinlon von could not do better than to
adventure here Tobacco is very high
and much wanted. Flour is this day
% dollars per barrel, wheat rising S dol
lsts-pcr Eu.hel, rice is 9 dollars to IS
per qu:ntal or nett lOOlhs. All these
pricesmust unQucstiona',lv hold good till
the north Eeas are practicable, which will
not be lal June next, and the supplies
from the Mediterranean are very limited
and partial, the emperor Of France hav-
ing forbid the expOr,atioA otwheat where
his influence extended, so that most, If
not all the supplies must come from the
United States, Froma full view Of these
facts l have no doubt in my mind that
shipments from America, in the above
ARTICLES will Yield a handsome advau-
taEc to the shipper. A rumour prevails
that this port is or will be bIockaded in
consequence Ola letter written bv the
admiral, Sir John Orle, to the COVER
nor Of Cadir, declaring the painful ne.
cessltv he was under OF placing the port
in state OF blockade. The governors
answer was dignihed-still however a
num1er OF neutral vessels have arrived
without being moletied or forbid b> the
English squadron however it is always
best to guard against evil consequences,
would advise, in case >ou make any
shipments to this couAtrv to direct the
matter or supercargo 10 g. into the port
OF St. Lucar, whl&h . Only Av. or six
leagues distant llosn Ga ~ provided ne
is not pcrmI'tcdby the tn: i'>h A1u.ir IN
to come in here. The port OF S.. Luz
car. - thr only sea port Tor the great titv
Of Sen 'lls, anl wherS, III tact, every
thing Is >le2r.r III = even a, THIS place"
Flor At Havana 1" !cHsrs
I1ur~u ST I honxs, :nc !l,h Febru-
ar>. - I"!'-f,,
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~ ~ / X A..

4 S guardian for Rtt,ert l.. lie, .undrv
n obl'ganons (sisrnl for prop. TT pur-
chased At the sale OF the estate OF Kosrre
Lyle, dtc.) have come into m, hands,
which, if not paid before tn. 10Th ia, Of
May next, viii b. put into tins hand. Of
an attorHev for collie tioE.
JAMES CAMPBELL, Guardfan.
Middle Creek, Mar, h -. 1905.
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IOvR IIctr

T HAT famor. st.d horse YOUNG
J MEXICCN, The prnprr,4 OF MIR.
Davis Of Mar, land, Uni. h stoad the
last season " Crp plain J"h" kohinAon's,
will stand the p,eSent SEASON and cover
mares at the s,aale Of the subscriber,
where the terms and his pedigree vii De
made known.
JOHN M'CLEARY.
MartiaSburg, March %, 1867
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hfmngcrG3Coober

X ILL thank thess indebted to them,
- Tor the whole or part of their res
peotivc 2rton0ts, an or before the first
dav g. Aful.--lhrv have several
load. If Flour :hev wish hawl,d to Bal.
timor, rive for horse feed will he fur
ni>h' !t''x shillings aud Elk pence per
bush,l, Ifrequired.
March -, 1905.
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Captain Bennett from N. OrleanA ar
rived a, N. York, informs tia, tive days
before he sailed, MIR. Lewis brother-in-
law and srcrrtar. to gore rnor Claiborne,
frl! iaa aucl with Mr.. Sterry, ~of Previ.
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The -h2 Notice.

WHEREAS, some time since, I
w gave notice i" tn puo!ic pA,'rrs,
that necessity cOme,!l Il, i me t" settle and
collect my out.s;An 'ns debts, whhh
notice has not produced the DE- sired rf-
fect.-rhat NV trIeni. and customers
may not complain "i my transferring
their obligations and A>,o cunts without
dur notice, 4~aEsrn inform thrmyh tne-
ces.itv will compel me to assign and
transfer to my creditors all debts due
me which will remain unpaid on the 10Th
Of April next. upon which suits Wih
then be brought indiscriminatetv.
LUKE PENTOEY.
Mart'nshurg, March %. Ir"5
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TAN +. " the plant tom o. tao suh..
" Scriber, about the 2Sth oflAst month,
two Estravs, one = brown MARE, a.
bout 10 years old IS hand. high shod
BEFORE with small white round three Of
her feet; the other light hay HORSE.
9 or 10 wears old, shnd all round, both
natural tr"tters, no PrrceivAtle brand on
either. The owner is desirsd to come
forward, prove his property, pay thar
ers and take The m away.
ABRAHAM SHEPHERD.
Near Shel herd's-Tn"n
Nlarth %, 1908.
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4NeuU Constitution for Prnrsvfrania !!
A project is started BY Duo"e, Tor call
ing q Corve rti, n to tom : new Csn.,i-
tuition Tor this degraded state. The pre-
sent one hsH Lrrn in operation IS YEAR.
and is row considered a. He arh wotn out
by the democrats. 1t i. indeed won.
der that it lasted as lorg as i, has consi-
d~rIng the rude hand. i, has tA!I,n Into.
In France they have had half dozen in
less time. A .morlal. to be pre.r,-
ed to the Legislature is pa, in circulate
on for signature. I,s,st.s, as tr,nI.
pal srieoa"ces, that" the Senators are
chosen Tor too long period" = Hsars-
that the governor has toO much SStrom-
eye and that Judges hold their ofires
during good behaviour, ~htn they eusht
to be chosen annually.
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Al arrival a, Salem from M.rseille.
Lfings an article Of iutsliisence~which, if
j. could be depended upon, a. interest
ing. The captain informs that on the
Cd Of January he Was boarded bv boat
from the Geet Of Lord Nelson and in
formed, there WAS a prospect efteace BE-
t0een ne United States and 7r!esE psyu
shavfi4." 1t is probable that some ne.
GOciAtlon' NAV have taken place between
commodore Barron and the Rashaw
SINCE our last Sd"ices from the Mediter.
rAnesn, but it is far from certain. And
though some intercourse had occurred,
i,bv ne mesas follows ,ha, speedy peace
would be the resul..
Mercantile AG.ertistrl
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Captain ,St,,le lrom Jaql,mtl in
forms that Preparations were Bni"g on
there to as Il Isl tie litv Of ST. Don.n-
Z" III c"njun,tlon with the British, and
the opinion was that they would succeed.
Nr,v-11rx paper.
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Flor At Farsnua i" !c!srs.
IAur~ ST I hon;ss, :nv !l,h Febru-
arN, - uulI-fs.
Fl""r q, St. Domingo i. so collars.
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denee. Mr.. T.. was shot through the
heart the seconl Gr>.
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1805-07-13
FROM ENGLISH PAPERS,
By the Gate, .from Liverpool, arrived at
Nev 1ork.
DESCRlPT ON OF DUNKlRK.

OGoShlF ON OF DONklRk.
Dunkirk, or Duynkerk, that is The church
upon the Downs. was originally small
hamlet with church. Its advantageous
situation near the German ocean, induced
Baldwin, earl of Flanders, to enlarge and
Surround it with walls. BY the emperor
Charles V. it was further strengthened by
castle, which hardly vestige remains
In 1858, Mareschal Turenne having rou,.
ed the Spanish army under John of Aus.
tria, the city of Dunkirk surrendered to
him. after eighteen days open trenches !:
it was then delivered to the English by Ma
zarene's treaty with Oliver Cromwell, who
made Loo khart its governor.
In 1866, Charles II. sold it to the
French for Ave millions Of liyres.- Loui.
XIV. employed the Chevalier de Vile to
fortify it in the mos, formidable manner.
by erecting strong citadel, ten large bas.
tons with half moons towards the country.
and numerous forts and batteries to the sea
1.-The harbour was then dsepened, and
made capable Of receiving vessels OF seven.
ty guns.
All these Notifications, with the moles.
slulces, and Fort Louis, were demolished,
and The harbour filed up, by virtue of the
treaty OF Utrecht; bu. they have been oc.
easlonally restored, though not efFrctually,
I'LL The close of the late American. war.
when the former seipula,ions agains, the
improve mens of Dunkirk we're .rescindrd.
and the residence of the British commissa.
res no longer rendered necessary.
Dunkirk is large well buils town, ex.
itmely regular; the principal church de.
dicated TO ST. John. stands in the great
square it is detached from the s,eeple by
the intersection Of a street. A noble pc
d'ment Supported bv six Corin,bian co.
iumns' was lately erected at the ives, end
OF IT, church, and face. the insulated
tower. The interior is occupied by fifteen
affairs I; over that dedicated to ST. George.
Is seen an excsllest painting of thar mill.
tary salnt. by Rubens. On the .ummit
OF the s,eeple is erected small watch
Aouse, 10 which guards arc placed every
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1805-07-13

Why mould Tic InuNephtS ty. Jou"@ ~ ~ |,
mild. meek and placid as he j., De figmat'zed
with deisfting his country when his fervices were
reouiredl Why lhould he be charged with e.
c,;6cine The pablo intereRs 70 his owns Why
;rGnuase that be is little, forbid, fel6fh, and
counterpart of that man s. pasfism qsiysndidis
auro" I The anfwer will be found in. she mot
to of the sviLy el:asss
Why ihould cob Harvey be counted our a. an
invalid, and OFF. for lervicei Is he TOO hoDsit
for the simesl Or is he too much Of a fedeial'8
Or does the .Enqsirer expea from him 40 fH'rss.
ase -.
But Mr.. MsRea, !. feems, is, toto czlo, na.
e. for governor. He runs into another ex-
treme. He ont Hereds Herod !! And 70 be 10
difcarded.
Doctor Foufaee is then noticed, and he too is
fpsedily dilpatched. By defcribihg what Mr..
Brent il, we are taught TO infer what the dotsof
Iu,a Mr.. Brent il mild, aniabie, conciliato.
~, and no, /" Affected by party fchifns." Will
the dottor bear with shisi Mr.. Hay would not.
The ENQUIRER 10 forgetting AZ fatt IS he can
that excellent Greek proverb, g know shyfelt."
For certainly he mutt know very little OF aim
felf if he inagines that his denunciasioas OF, or
.pcomiums on characters will have any weight
with the federal or anti federal yasty. His itch
for (cribbIing viii undo him. He is proving
hufelf every day man Of arong political Pre-.
;sd;es,, but net of arong political p,.se.blt
He is already abzndoned by Tome Of his earlleit
patrons. on account Of the !evity, aad GckIenefs
and me taphihcalMy tif we may ole the word} OF
his politics. He is more delighted with iouod
than with fcnfe, and never ieems TO be 10 happy
as Wien he is running after painted butterfly
: Give him PRETTY essseif or 40 uncoinmon WORD
OF six lyllables to play with Ouch as gu-ber-ua.
toria) and he will dandle is all day as girl
Noes her doll. He wants expcrisaee and he
wants knowledge, as Duane Jays, and whenever
he ventures to write on political lublsets of any
monaent, he never fails 10 betray tbs dehcien.,
cies. But be has the ingenuity to hide them
from Superficial readers and thinkers, under .
fort OF 4' patchwork calico coanterPane Ryte,"
which, while il attracts the admiration OF the
ignorant, excites the pity Of the learned. 1t is
painful to Zee young man Of geniu, waiting
himlelf in tsiaes. Simplicity, which Solomon
Eays, i. wiaon, paaes with him for folly. He
attempts 60 loar higher than the arngh of his
pinions will warrant. Unleis he refume. his
ea,ly modsay, refrains from pe,lonali,ies, and
determines, IN future, not to ihtelfeIe III eleei.
on,, (which fhould be lett free ana unbiaded,)
either by praiGng or abuGng candidates, he viii
fink, perhaps, never to rile again. He fhoull
remember that he i, not Hhggetbe, an uniuipea-
ed character. Birth. ba,fxfagt, and <dsfansn,
are fxxsrs that paint THY are ets tia. 5qxiut
land, in fome men, they have an /" awiui
fquinsing." Sat verbun.
City of Warrington, JUL, l, 1905.
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NORFOLK. Oetober Is.

The Foreign Intelligence, which has osea
received down to the I'd of SEPTEMBER, -
highly interesting, inasmuch as it contains
a sarle,y of corro5oratin, circums'S"'
ces, indicat ng a continental coalition .
eainst France, that we can scarcely o0O'.
that before this day actual hostll'''sS nave
commenced.
A combination so powerful on t''e 'o's',
nent, as Austria, Russia and SWedeR' "'uo.
no doubt excite serious rehecttoas ~ u"
French cabinet, but will certainly call ic.."
repetition of those wonderful ensr6iea'
which the French nation has SO often Wv
played, since the commencement OF tue 49,, ~
volution. We have seen with what ta'l. Nv,
France has resisted confederaeles equay
formidable, not only resisted, but des"b b.s
ed them, and triumphiug in war; sue ~, -
imposed peace upon the powers oppose ;c
her. upon terms that Showed that she al a,
tated them. This was done at a 'ine' WI" he
France was divided by factions anu 10.
torch of civil war burning in her own ~
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BALTIMORE, October so.

Arrived, ship StaPleton, Corton' ~
days from Liverpool September Il c la''
46, 80, spoke ship -, Lsborte' from
New Bedford for Flushing son. so@
Betsey, Jones, from Philadelphia tor Ant
werp, out II days, in lat. SO, long 81;
Also, schooner James Baxter, IN ~ Gays as
from Poiat Ps,re (Cuad.) Lett there I nSt
instant, schooners Nymph, Gove' OF Dali
timore, Just arrived; Baltimore Yen'
rice, do. in 10 days Sailed in conpa.
ny with brig Orient, for New York, and
northern sloop for Baltimore. Inc sen'o
ner Two Brothers, Watts, tor baiton ,
sailed 2 days before. An English G"l"'"'
man, mounting Sc guns, was 0rougn' , ,'.n
Point Petre by French Privateer Ge,a =.
before the James sailed, the master anu i''
aud 2ti mate dead.
The ship Montezuma OF Baltimore a.
rived ct Dover on the. Sd OF SePtemO',,'
The brig Joseph, Beard, hence, arflvs e.
at Biboa en- the 9th ultimo, alter Pa''as'
Of 80 days.
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vioans wa, neees1s ~ H. part Of the court d
'llne Of that event, involving dirr aJ@ the
interests and the balance Of the 10y the
were produced by the subsequen, l, eos
queness Of the war between France s. 5I Sc
gland, and from the time tia, b;s = En-
y the Emperor OF the French has nn u'llss'
declared that the final settlement, o fl -
fairs ofyLombafdy should be defrrrs sas At
TIL the conclusion of this war. WIN, W.
would be included in the nepoc;a u
which would take place for its terminsm .'
From the time the court of Vieana Wv
fas possession in Italy andtowsrds vbo
engagt ments were entered into respee,,n
that important par, of Europe, found EaE
sell Immediately interested in The su,es4
OF his negotiation for peace; and she b.
IN consequence declared, on diferen,nc,s
sions, how anxious she was 10 have !, IN h..
power to contribute to accelerate Their q
Pening.
!" Il resulted from this disposition on be,
part, that nothing could be more satsfaeto
ry to her than the intelligence Of the pacifs
made at the beginning of this war
by his Majesty the Emperor OF the French
to the court OF London land of that of
this late power, IN which she referred, IN.
on that point, the interference Of his Ma.
iesty the Emperor Of all the Russians; pro.
posals which announced, on the part Of
both powers, moderate and conciliatnc
disposition, which il was hoped the mis-.
sioa of NJ. NovosILTzorr to Paris, offered
an1 accepted with equal alacrity, '3ouldre.
alizs.
II is therefore, with The deepes,rge.
that the Emperor had learned that hi. mis-.
sion has been cut short By the recent changes
in the condition of the republics Of Genoa
and Lucca. Finding on his side, in these
late changes, reasons Of sdtjticaal'weight
for desiring the SPEEDY commencement Of
cenciliatory measures, and not being vii.
ling to relinquish the hopes which chad
built upon the spirit of moderation PROBES.
sed and solemnly confirmed by the French
so, ereigu, the court of Vienna hastens to
offer i,s'good Offices. in the hope that the
general expectation which was entertained
from the conciliating temper Of all the Pow.
srs should not be sgain disappointed. She
therefore invites the Courts Of St. Peters
burg and the thuileries 10 irimedlaIrlyre re.
new the Negotiation which was on the
point of being opened; beng ready to
lend her most earnest assistance to this De-
sirable object, Rattering himself that the
court of Berlin will also contribute towards
it on her sfde as necessary consequence
of his lively interest which she has always
professed to take 10 the re-estaGlIshment@
the public repose." Aug 1905.
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1805-10-31
DECLARATION
Ofthe Emperor of Germa,lp.

Altho' the emperor has not as yet taken
any direct part in the different efforts
which have been made in the course of the
present maritime war, to reconcile the bel.
ligerent parties, and effect the re-establish-
ment Of peace, his majesty has not been
the less ardently DESTROYS that an object so
beneficial should be obtained by the exer.
tons of the powers whose mediation was
particularly solicited for that purpose.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1805-07-23
[VoLuME 2.

h'Ge 20 be tsre, as.he right non gentleman terms
-, Pambed good deal. / ale, fell that 7 con-
shut1 mat Practice much too long, ard roR a
corhderah'e fun Of money. M father. M
donht' left me,a large fortune--bnt how ,b,.
r,snt non. gentleman can infer that my manner
OF 'pehd,ng that fortune can af7orc, a. proofnf
my connivance, in what he conGders nv far,h.,a
improper manner of obtaining it---or that wa.
party to the mifappropriation of the pnbrc
money! leave it TO the houie to conjecture IN
sHnSbJ. That thofe who are the relatives. mr.
VINO mad the misfortune Of being in any d.rrss
connected with lord Melville, f.ouiI fe 81 ATS.
ca ny the difgrace into. which b.. has fallen is 7
ADMIT v.ry natural but vet think tha,.f;,:h
feeings fhouid not he filtered to fsn,, in RI,
way or great public dnty--and certainly Il
woni1 be much more delicate not at aI,toe.-
pfeis them IN this houfe--.flla,l now fsyno moT.
'han TO obierve, that ifitwere the ohie4 ofy;
,'s''t non; gentleman 70 wound my feelings, he
mas em,reiy ta''ctl, and 70 repeat, Thar If he tid
% - tisir,s the ipputa,ou of guilt o.,
tns conquer or ny rarteI, Iurrrrs Wn,,in
only tend to asgrlvate the guilt of lord Melville.
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ELLIS g ALLAN

h4a0e '''''Vtd y tie R'lH r0m Leudcn ea,tef tLs;y
SPRING GOODS,
aHo.S't spbirb tie t;.ys4riar articles.
! ONDoN SrPerhne Cloths and Ca!Iinieres.
Il Cuttings ard Din,itirs,
fiandfTnne falhionahie worked & laced Mullins
81, 3D. and 1914 Diapers,
e-i, SIX and 1915 Ddn,afx Table Cloths.
''ertlemen's white and brown COTTON STOCKINGS.
Ladies elegant laced whe do
Do. Tortoife-iheii bent ane. braid Combs.
Chintzes, Cdllicoes and Furniture
Gardeners black fashionable Hats,
Do drab beaver do.
Do. do. patent fix do.
Unlbr elias,
Boys Morocco Caps, plain nifarr'd,
Bet Hemp Roles,
Angiiih White Lead, Spani!h Brown, Yellow Ocre
ground in oil, verdisreate,
Prufian and Fig Blue,
Belt Boiled Oil iniars
Durham Mufard, &c. &c
WHICH, added TO their prefrnt flock, and thofe ex-
peeled daily from Liverpool will render their af-
i'i'''eh' general. May 7. (ept0
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NNEG'cC2 snd Patonsee OF TIE perpendicular eA-
& t"itl'ng in'truments, from Warrington CITY, il
now 1T the S.yar aud offers his fervice to the LADIES
ard geri,e'osn Of Richmond aud it's vicinity as his
V.i, opportunity OF fcrvnt them, in cleanGnp
AID referring the tecth 10 thei. natural clearance
with iarunents that ini;;se the enamel and
without pains in trani?lantcg zeal teeth in pernia-
r'r manner; IN feting artificial teeth, from Gnrls
Torn I" awhale iet, with 20 true I Remembrance
as nor to he diitinguhed from .he natural in pre-
!ef'Hg ho'iow teete ifon fathe decay, and extract
~ !Ht.' a ase too 4r gone 10 iast, with degree
o. e-.e 70 :ie patient OF which other iDiruncts
&c capable r. cures the nioa in e,erate fcurveys
s'tc" all ni-dcine has faded regulates the tech Of
tN0fe', and RELIEVES infants Of the rain of dcr,ton
- 'as .xcs'i' o9uhes q cents, and dentifr;ce
.. ''s = 4 e"oityfr 81 to two dollars per
boz
90 t,oso i zen, tgb 7gGns eiaisfig--Eza,nine t!eps
be0Fe gals, ina clear light, beginning at the mid
4 ir1rt te=th Of tie lower jaw # the gums are
paruoG from their former Place or blsck or ye-
10" cruz adbering 20 the teeth, YOU have caufe Of
aIrni, IS thit corroGve iubaanee called tartar will
ds,aY the r'iaa'el, produce fcurvy or confume the
S'"S and bonY procefs till the teeth drcp OUT.
.rl;s "i SoSr9,aas should pay attention To the fui-
80 Thc tfci. s'afge Is too young too tlought-
rs % jad.e for Il ;r,,e.ves
as Z WIS witiithe utiuol difficulty he could leave
h en'tor'crs 1t Wellington, has .i'ne hrr will GER
ti'ybe hort--tlfecr therefore who win, q, e,rlov
mn az rcqUeled maze early arpicaton. As
hs .rdt,, j. slw1ys conGir,,e in places Of confe
1nTHtc he rcqleits fJch uf his cuGorn4s As ca IL,
"i,h convenience, to call =, his roon as il will
''V tine ard i7'e who win hi1i 20 Hait o. tlien,
o. ''-,r MONIES Il az d,li11.e to ARR him in GET
t'p1 there, h:hey have CARRIAGES.
Jaiy 10
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MOUNT SION ros szls.

HE Ja5sri6:r s6;rs far tlt, bi,pl5,.ioa in Natt5-
a71i'srl1aS eorR:y, kasss'a By I'd. raa7r e MOUNT
oIoN. 1be05soe trsa eort0iai a5se. 500 asres, all
Tr5i's IS equal 10 any land in af part If tie eout,,
j0r :Rj;y Ct J'a, and hr5 ey,r ,ysffr 70 s7aAe il
aiTaSl '"ati0r fer genfel Ja.y'iy Tter- il c., TIE
lzs4 on excellent trief dzreg be ztb ery esnzeri-
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