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The war in Texas, one OF the Mexican
provinces, is beginning to excite keen in
terest in this country is situat-
ed pn the Gulf of Mexico, and is bound
ed north by Missouri and East by Loui-
siapa. 1t is settled principally by Amer
icans, who hade done much 10 elevate the
character of the corntry. 1t IS eslimat-
ed that over 10000 have emIgrated there,
maiLly through the instrumental,ty of Col.
Austin, who received an extensive track
oftoLntry from the Mexican general goy-
ernment, to be distributed among them
The soil is rich, producing cotton, rice
and sugar cane, and the climate is delight
fui. Texas is one Of the States Of the
MexEan republic.
The causes which have led to an open
rupture between the Americans settled in
Texas and the Mexican government, are
founded in the attempt Of the President,
Santa Anna, to erect military govern
ment there. The Constitution adopted
by the conlederacy in 1924, retained most
of the inviting features Of our own Repub-
lie, but local causes have operated TO de-
stroy that, and new one has been pro-
pared for the government Of the provin-
ces. Texas, settled by Americans, dis
covers IN it's principles opposed to freedom
to education and to the great interests of
the people, and hostile to what was held
out to them as an inducement to emigrate.
1t protects only the military and ca,ho-
lie clergy, securing privileges 10 the one
and intolerance Of religion to the other
To bring Texas into subjection to the
general government and the ne consti-
tuition with the other states, is now the
delerminat ion of the Mexican. Hence
troops from different parts of the confed-
eracy are concentrating on the borders Of
Texas, and the Texans are making warm
appeals to their brethren Of the United
States to come over and help them. AL
ready, companies of volun teers from
New Orlelns and tho adjacent country,
have gone to their aid, and in the few bat
ties fought, the Texicans ure as yet con-
Querors
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A paper in Goshen, New York, con-
demns the law abolishing public execu-
tons in that State, and complains that at
the execution OF Crime, which lately took
place in that village large number OF
persons who had come miles for the pur-
pose of Witnessing his death we're disap-
pointed.
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A chemist OF tho city Of Durham has late
ly discovered, by accident, that the sting
Of wasp or bee is an acid, which will
yield to an application Of "a powerful aka.
IL
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DR.. Madden tells us that when the fire.
fly Of Jamaica is irritu,ed, its phosphores-
cence is SO strong, that in dark room he
was able TO read some lines Of letter by
holding the fly over tho lines, and moving
it along them.
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EFFECTS OF REMoRsE. is n
young man named Barnwcll, in prison at
Northampton, for the commission of lar
cenies. He was arraigned before the
Cour, las, week, but by reason Of insani-
ty, was unable to plead, and was returned
to prison. This incident forms theme
for the subsequent reflections by the edit
or of the Northampton Courier -
1t literally makes the heart ache to
witness the nero wreck Of this once no
ble and proud-spirited boy. What mo-
raj spec!acle for the young as well rs pa
rents TO contemplate /! Here is ayoulh
of much promise Of future usefulness, en-
loving the confidence Of his employer and
The esteem Of all who knew him -parta-
king Of religious and moral instruction,
having his necessities all supplied and
free from the irksome cares and response
bili,ies of mature life-suddenly detected
in The commission Of crime and confined
with criminals of every grade in prison.
He is overwhelmed by the awfulness Of
ba. so fearfully broken around his mind.
His tears avail him not, and the sorrows
of heart-5roken Mother strengthen the
acuteness ofhis anguish, until reason tot
ters. Suddenly the father dies in DIS
tan, land, and the only hope of earthly
succor seems now cblterated and quench.
ed One long and deep burst of grief
follows, and reason is crushed and the
lgh, Of intellect is extinguished, perhaps,
forever
Since tho hour in which his fathers de.
cease was communicated, he has not spo'
ken a syllable nor uttered word lie
] seems doomed to eternal silence and i'd
ocy lie is wholly unconscious Of !h'
existence Of any object around him Ill
knows nothing and heeds nothing. Th'
familiar voice OF his mother falls as pow
erless on his ear as the grating Of his pri
son doors, and prOifered kindness an
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As proof Of the extraordinary degree Of
instinct sometimes found in cats, il is said
that when the Duke Of Norfolk was COM
mitted to the Tower, his favourite cat
found him out by making its way down the
chimney.
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Fifteen insurrectionists, or agents OF
the secret societies, which have been
formed to considerable extent in France,
were arrested by the police in house at
Batignotte's, and conducted before the
prefecture Of police There were seized
with them many important papers and let
ters belonging to the associations.
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A most wshappy geniieman.-W: q.
Olds, Of West Stockbridge, has sued tor
a divorce from his wife Eliza. He mar
RED four years ago at the age Of fifteen,
has been a good boy ever since, and yel
Notwithstanding, the =" tickle, faithles'
queen" has married another, besides do
ing sundry Ransaty things,
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Tapping the Head. 1t is affirmed tha,
Drs Bayard and Livington, Of ST. John
New Brunswick, have tapped a chiId's
head in dropsy ofthe brain and extracted
a pint of water. The child rapidly re-
covered. The operation was considered
a last resort, and is the first instance we
think Of its being attempted-though Il is
manifes,ly not dangerous and very easy.
IN. Y. Star.
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Al 81 Jago. Csps ds-verds, = July s2tth, ship
Gold Huassf. Coffin, from Fall River, for South
Atlantic Ocean.
Arr at Boston. 9th, brig Arabian, Gardner, Of
this port, from Cape Hayden.
Sailed from New Bedford. 5th, ship Robert
Edwards. Howland. Paeific Ocean.
The schf Pee dee, Tolson, from New Orleans,
Of and for Charleston. was capsized in very hea-
w gale. l6lh ult. off Tortugas. All on board IL
IN number, Including passengers] Perished, ex-
cept negro, one ofthe crew, who after being on
the wreck days without sustenancs, was taken
of ny the ship Marengo. from New Orleans for
Havre.
A severe hurricane wns experienced at 81. Croix
18th uIt The st. Thomas amp St Croix Packet,
Formerly the Journal Of Commerce, Of New
York; was lost, and . persons persisted. The
captain was saved. having drited down to Porto
Rico ON the main hatch.
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The Subscriber

xROULD beg leave 10 say 10 the Public,
w as the season for the purchase Of Fall
and Winter Goods approaches, the individual
who buys for him at auction ~ NEW YORK,
10 continually on the look out for bargains sum
ed TO this meridian, and the advertiser viii be
now almost daily in the receipt Of some new
articles Of DRY GooDs, bought in such man
ner as will enable him TO realize a small profit,
and yet offer goods to his friends, as he has
been in the habit OF doing. for the past season,
sonaetohdt under the market price.
My country friends are urgently requested 10
call and look at my stock, before purchasing
N. b. Great bargains are now offered in
broadcloths and woolens generally, ut the
NE w CASH STORE, IN SOUTH WATER
STREET. JOHN DAVoL'
Sent. 8.
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TAX FOR 1895.

"VHE Subscriber hereby gives public
notice, to all concerned, that the
Tax List of this town for the current
year, has been committed TO his charge,
with a warrant annexed thereto, for col.
lection. l would call on all persons
whose names are expressed in said tax
list, to pay their several taxes before the
first day Of October next.
N. b. Interest will commence on the
6r.t day Of September. Those who pay
their taxes IN all September, interest will
no, be charged.
The bills are made out and ready fof
discharge, at my store on Water street.
HENRY w. CHILD, Collector,
Warren, Sept 8, 1886.
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MAR lS led.

In Darlington, on Tuesday evening the
Rev. Mr.. Hathaway, Mr.. CHARLES RkIs,
OF Woodstock, Conn. to Miss SARAHA. SMIrH.
sldes, daughter Of Mr.. Asa Smith, Of the former
place.
In Newport, on Tuesday evening last, by the
Rev. Mr.. West, Mr. George &. Hazard, Of the
firm Of Tilley & Hazard, to Miss Mary Jane, only
daughter Of WIN. Jalnes Tilcy, Esq. all Of that
place.
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MARINE LIST.
PORT OF WARREN g..
ARRIVED.

ARRIVED.
Sept 5th-schr Adventure, Perry, Gardiner,
wit lumber to s. d X Luther and VIM Col
Inns.
Sloop Mt Moriah, Ingraham, Providence.
SIoop Portsmouth,, Minsiow, do.
Sloop " m Penn. Munro, Somerset.
sth-ship HoogIy, Wheaton, Boston, to J.
r. Wheaton.
sloog Eliza, Lawton, Fall River.
9th-sloop Essex, lngraham, Sag Harbor,
with wood.
Sloop Mt Moriah, Ingraham, Providence.
Sloop Eclipse, Barnaby. Albany, with flour
TO the master,
IO,h-sloop Bridgewater, Mason, do do.
SAILED.
Sept sth-sloop Portsmouth, W.nslow. Now
York.
9th-sloop N,n Penn. Munro, Nantucket
lith-schr Adventure. Perry, Gardiner.
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DIED..

In Newport, on Sunday morning last, Solomon
G. Weaver, Esq aged 81 years.-Mr. w. WINS
several yearsa Representative from that town to
the General Assembly.
At Westerly. on the 18th ult. Gen. William
Rhodes, aged s3 years. Mr.R Il. has for many
years been Representative in the General As
semby OF this State.
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JUST RECEIVED.

N Bales Brown and blesched shrtngs and
n shesting 10 pieces red fiannels !; pieces
soperfine fancy and checked cassimeres; piece
super English buckskin do; I pioce extra hea-
w twiled mixed cloth case shirt collars,
very low pnce, BY the dozen or singis l balo
hamilton stripes for shIrting black cambr'cks |;
also water proof hats, SC. for sale al q very
small advance, by
South Water Street, Sept 8.
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NnEIoVs
EDWARD II. IHURSTON,

MO. IL Market square, has just o.
~ pened part Of his Fall stock, con-
sisting Of drab, olive, brown and invisible
green, Petersham /; olive and invisible
green Cloths, some very heavy for top
coats: Cassimeres Of all qualities and
shades, some entirely new patterns {;
Vestings Of every description. On hand,
a general assortment OF Dry Goods
Ready made Clothing, constantly on
hand, in good order, which will be sold
very cheap for cash at wholesale or re-
tell. Providence, Sept. t2
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FOR CHARLESTON.
FIRST VESSEL.

FIRST VESSEL.
EEA> The new copper fastened
NSMFH packe, brig CHAPMAN,
yslii5sss& 4, John b. Thompson, master,
will sail for r'e above port on
Tuesday, 18th September. For freight
or passage, (having excellent accommo-
dations for 10 or Is Passengers,) apply
to the Captain on board, at Bakers Wifi
Sept 5.
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sF. five are correctly informed, the
Providence Journa! is mistaken in saying
that the 81 young Gentlemen, graduates
Of Brown University, forfeited their de-
grees. They declined receiving any.
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Outward BOUND WHAI,

OUTWARD BOUND WHALING SHIPS.
Ship MAGNET, -, Pacific Ocean.
Ship HOOGLY, Luce, Indian Ocean, about Noy.
LIST.
tEs Letters and packages sent to this Office.
free of expence, will be despatched by the first op
porlunity.
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Warren Ladies Seminary.
HrHE Fall Term Of this Institution
will commence on WEDNES-
DAY, September 10th, and continue l5
weeks. Price Of tuition from 1915 to
S. so for the term. Extra charges for
Lectures, Drawing and Painting, Orna-
mental Needlework, Calisthenics, and
Music. Board 81 so per week, or ST.,
IS, washing included. Fuel and lights
extra.
1t may not be imp,op to state, that
tho Iatronage already extended to this
Institution fully warrants the conclusion
that from its reputation, it is established
upon permanent basis and we think
that such as entrust the education Of their
daughters to the super vision OF the Prn-
cipal and lnstI uctors of the Warren La
d'es Seminary, will find their confidence
duly appreciated, and their daughters
trained in" wisdom's ways" which 0srs
pleasantness
Information relating tc lhe School VIII
be given BY the Principal, EIr r A.
COFFIN, or either OF the Trustees, yiz:
S. p. CHnD, Esq.
j. WILLIAMS, M. d.
Mr.. JOHN LUTHER.
HENRY II. LUTHER,
Secrefasy Of The Board.
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JOB"P-RINTING.
Charles Randall.

will EXECUTE WITH NEArNEss AND DE-
sPArcH AT THE STAR OFFICE,
AZ TrORNEYS' BLANKS, Of every descrpt-
sssss ion Bank Checks, Bills Of Ladng.
Billeis, Blank Notes, Catalogues
Bylaws ofSocietes. Circulars.
Business and Visiting Cards.
Certificates Of Stock.
Commercial Blanks ofall kinds,
Dealers flling-ont Bills.
Labels, on colored paper.
Notifications Note and Bill Book.
Pamphlets. Policies Of Insurance.
Stsge Bills. Shop Bills.
Show Bills. Way Bills, &c. &c.
c. X. has lately made an addition Of some new
type 10 his Printing Office, and respectfully socls
patronage. Sept, I2.
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@ The Fall Term of the Wa,re,
Ladies Seminary, will commence on Ned
nesday next
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Observation-Disclosures

The sixty-eghth anniversary, Of this body,
was attended with the Gre, Baptist Church IN
Providence, on Wednesday & Thursday of this
week. Rev. President wsyland, Of Brown
University. delivered the Introductory dis
course. upon John Xxx. 2l--" A. my Father
hath sen, me, even 80 ssndf you." DR.. Way
land was appointed Moderator. and Rev. =.
Dowling. and Mr.H H. Brown, Clerks Of the
Association The letters from the Churches
were quite interesting, scme'of them detailing
glorious ,riumphs Of divine grace. Rev. C. o.
KimSall preached on Wednesday evening, and
Rev. J. Holroyd Of Danvers, Mass. on Thurs
day afternoon. During the session important
subjects were discussed, having reference 10
the good Of souls. and deeply interesting ad-
dresses were made, particularly by Hon. H..
Lincoln. Of Boston, urging the claims Of for>
eign missions and Rev. Mr. Kmball in behalf
Of the great western efforts, in our country.
The session terminated tremendously, and
Rev. Professor Knowles Of Newton Theolog.
ical Institution preached on Thursday evening
The spacious place of worshiR was crowded
to overlooking during the seVicys.
The next session is to be held at Wexford.
r. I. Rev. MIR. Bronson, first preacher Rev.
J. Bowling, his substitute. oMMUNIcArKD.
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fD The first quarter of the Warren
academy and Classical School, under the
new organization, will commence on
Tuesday neat.
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Employment Wanted.

employment wanted.
"NHE subscriber offers his services as
IL Clerk or Assistant in q Counting
Room or Store, to keep Books, or do any
Writing u,ually done IN ntransacting Mer-
camille business, having ample testimoni-
ais of his qualifications for the perform
ance Of his trust.
BENJAMIN nj. COLE.
Sept. b. 4w.
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w. s. G..

w. :. G..
bJ~ The members Of the Warren Social Club
are requested to meet at their Hall, this Evening
at o'clock, ior debate.
Sept IL. CHARLES RANDALL, Sec'fy.'
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VESSELS WANTED.

xR Wanted a number Of vessels
EAR%E,to take heavy freight from this
aazza:9X port to New Orleans, to COM
nience loading us soon as con-
venieni, by J.& ID. X. LUTHER,
Sept. 8. Company street.
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s FOR NEW ORLEANS

FIRST VESSEL. -,
AA The staunch packet brig
>N CRAWFORD, sLesnder S.
R4y Franklin, Master, will sail for
the above port, on the 10Th
inst. For freight or passage, having coed
accommodations, apply 70 the master on
board, at Barton's wharf
Sept. 5.
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Al Wilmington, 2sth ult. brigs Clyde, Bait, I'm
Bristol.
AtAlbany 4th, Bridgewa,er, Mason, from this
port.
Cid at Newport. sd. ship Erie, Dennis, Pacific
Ocean.
Cid at Saghsrbor. is, ship Panama, Payne
Pacific Ocean.
A letter from on board ship Washington. Rus
sell, Of Dartmouth, dated July lsth. reports her
with 1900 bbls oil, and 2 whales along side.
Al Oahu, May LIST, ships Wiscsssei, Macy, Of
Wiscssset, I'll i-2 mos out) $50 bbls oil 9th,
Thomas Williams, Allen. s,onnins,on. (2sj 700;
Ann Parry, Ray, Portsmouth,, t2s) 1850 Ipde-
psndsnce. Bray,on. Nantucket, tis) 100 Can.
wee, NsyaOwsr, Chase, New Bedford, 80 bbls.
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Letters from Payta, to June 18th. have been
received at New Bedford, The ship Anne
Swain. Of Bristol, put in 28th May, with 400
bbls oil, Is OF her crew refusing duty 5 Of
the ring leaders were discharged, and after
completing her crew she again sailed. The
schr BY Chance. Govell. Of Dart mouth. arrived
l6,h May, with 10000 California shells, and
sailed for home 9Th Juno. Al Cape 81. Lucas.
Feb 9Th, Luninary, Gardner, Of " arep. S00
At Galapagos Islands, March 10th, AudIey
Clark. Psddoek, Newport, 600 Chariot, Lu-
ther. Warren, l4O0.
Sailed from Somerset, brig Union, Place, of
this port, for Pictou.
Al New York. 9Th. ship America, CHILD. FIN
Liverpool. Cid 9th, brig Thomas Gener, Wat
son. Matanzas.
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WARREN ACADEMY
AND
Classical School.

--------<--
"HIS Institution will commence IN
- first term, under new Orxsniza-
ton, on Tuesday, the 18th Of September
next. Arrangements have recently been
made which will increase Its means Of IN
struction, and render it equal to any simi-
lar institution in the country. Instructioa
will be given in Reading, Writing, Gram
mar, History, Geography, Arithmetic
bookkeeping, Natural Philosophy, the
Languages, and the higher branches Of
Mathematics, including Navigation, ,ssc.--
Terms Of instruction from So so 10
$6, 90 per term, varying according 10 the
branches studied. All the other branch
es usually studied at institutions Of this
kind will be taugh, on terms correspond-
ing to the above. Occasional lectures
will be given on various subjects connect
cd with the studies. Board at 81 so per
week.
The Academy 10 situated in a central
part Of Warren, sufficiently nstired for the
purposes Of study. The town 10 pleasant
ly located, being generally healthy Il all
seasons OF the year, and peculiarly Crse
from ullurements 10 dissipation and vice.
II is believed that ihs Institution will
afford important advantages to young
men designing to ptepsre tor College, The
counting room, or any of the ordinary
avocatious Of life.
ELIAS MAGOUN,
ALFRED BOSWORTH,
hnstsveters.
Warren, August IS, 1885.
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ALSO,
bales blue, drab, and olive Dufils
do blue, green. and drab Pilot Cloths
I do deab kersey ! do blue do
do 4 and 8 point Blankets
10 do red, white. yellow, and green Flsnnsls,
all qualities
do brown, olive and drab Petershams
do "a and Ga red Paddings
do superior and comn,on Canvass Duck
do Russia Sheetingy
do Ravens Duck
1 do Dnpefs
do Crash
3 do Me,heun Ticks
DO Lowell and Metheun Ducks
do Suffolk Drills
do Stripe Shirtings
case Silesius, all colors
do Brown Linens
do Buckrams
do 81 and 7-8 colored Cambricks
10 do 7-8 and A bleached Collons
2 do "a and A Nankins
do blue, drab, and assorted Sewing Silk
do Velveteens
do Goats Hair Camblets
ALSO,
Valencia, Toilnett, Silk, and Marseil-
les Vestings, comprising very large as
sortment.
Marshall's patent Thread, Twist, Ho-
siery, Gloves, Suspenders, Silk Velvets,
Tapes, sc. sc.
CONSTANTLY FOR SALE.
Robinson's justly celebrated Gilt But
tons, from 62 cts to $40 per gross, among
which are some new and splendid pat
Terms for coats and vests, ut the manu-
Facturers' prices.
Also, WillistOn Lasting Buttons, oil
colors, sizes and qualities.
August %. CIV.
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FALL GOODS.
READ e Or MSBEE,
FRESH

READ Il OH MSBEE,
Nos. %. and 81 Cksaps;d<, Prop;deses,
RE now opening . large sod valss-
GAbss assortment Of seasonable Goods,
which they offer at wholesale oaly, on a.
good terms ~ saa be purchased in this
city or elsewhere. A liberal credh will
be given for good note, to be paid 1t ma
turty. Among the Goods are thu follow
ing-300 pieces black, blue, brown, oil
i've. mulberry, Roman purple, drake neck,
Invisible green, Oxford, and steel mixed
Broadcloihs l75 pieces black, blue,
iawn, stone, peacb, Essex mixed, drsb,
sage, green, lavender, purple slate, ca
det, Oxford, and steel mixed CassiIneres,
Of assorted qualities, 475 pieces Satinels,
all colors aud qualities.
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YnNRENcH UMBRELLAs-of primo quail.
Z ,'his day received by
TvaNHR d SAktsathu,
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Worthy Of Imitation IN .aserica "A
clerk in one Of the departments Of the
Treasury, having interfered in the elec-
tions Of Parliament, has, in conformity to
statute of George iii, been dismissed.
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6isane, eeeen weldos, oa man fis nidt er=
lpartete prn nnfertr @site ssine 8orFsbruno
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te Q cerietben aefansen, ,pomnter Ilb Sol.
0artinS tefncet. Die Com nilji,ulrs
fAbf, entatsn3snjebod i,iaen Rlausn. uae
@besabea Iih nab psuyseu q, a!lpc 80 osr
Goupsrneur beianb. - 'tFt E#SE$ s.
S3vupern%nt ameas N, tssm @en,,nifil.
rness III mad, bus ;nri.6 ,sF brt
ntI, srie tpir oernehmsn frhbe i'm csunY
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