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, 1840-10-31
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The Journal OF commerce, though Wing
ISh, cannot, like other Wing journals, entire.
ly take leave OF common sense, when the
paramount interests Of the merchants are a
stake. In their paper ofTuesday last, the
editors expose, in a very forcible way, the
folly of attempting to regulate commercial
matters by means Of a National Bank. We
quote part of the article:
at is now pretty generally acknowledged
that the administration of the United States
bank has been bad; bad for the stockholders
and had for the public. Mr.. Biddle, who
was once considered a very great ~fnancier,
is now thought poorly of. He made a great
figure at one time. He said it was necessary
to make money scarce, and so it came to
pass, and merchants failed by hundreds un-
der the pressure. Anon 4 committee, com
posed of our most respectable merchants.
went respectfully to Mr.. Biddle and reques-
ted that money might be made plenty, and he
said, "Let money be plenty"-and it was so.
Mr.. Biddle made darkness or light at his
pleasure. If he said a thousand merchants
must be ruined, it was done. If he said
stocks must rise and the bulls make fortunes
at the expense of the bears, it was DONE
Every merchant in the country who was
largely embarked in business, held his for
tunes subject TO the pleasure of Mr.. Bid
die. 1t is a grave question whether we
shall put so terrific a power again in the
hands of any man, whether he be a wise
man or a fool. Without a National Bank
merchants regulate their affairs by the law:
of trade and the indications which lie on the
surface of things. With a National Bank
what they want chiefly to know is, the char
acter and habits and opinions Of the maj
who holds the controlling money power il
his hands. Is it worth while for the mer
chants OF these United States to put them
selves, for any advantages they could posi-
bly, secure by it, into the hands Of any fu
ture Biddle?"
, 1840-10-31

2. If the receipts for revenue are large, the
administration is not allowed to have any
CT edit for the prosperous state of the country.
Which that evinces; but if they are small
the whole censure is cast on it. ,
8. If the expenditures are large, the ad.
ministration is abused for it; but Il they ara
reduced, no praise is given.
a. ifthe crops are not abundant and the
country not thrifty, the administration !,
charged with the calamity; but if the reverse
happens, no commentator is bestowed on
the administration for the favorable change.
S. If war occur or disturbances the whole
blame is cast on the imbecility of those in
power; but ifpeace is preserved amid MANY
Perils, they get no acknowledgement from
the opposition for either vigor or prudence
What consistent, candid, and amiable gen.
tlemen this Wing party must appear to be to
the conslderate and impartial portion of the
community!!!-Glob
, 1840-10-31
From The Baltimore Republican.
MARYLAND ELECTION,

We give below 4 comparative statement
of the popular vote in this State in the late
election, and that of 1886. 1t will be seen
that in 1886 the Wing majority in the State
was 1854, and in 1910, their majority, ac-
cording to the Wing accounts, is 2,424, be.
ing a reduction of their majority of LILO
votes since 1886. 1t must be bore in mind,
that in making out their statement Of votes,
the Wings have taken the whole vote in sew.
eral counties in which the Democratic party
had no candidates, and set them down as
Wing majorities. When we recollect that
Baltimore county will increase her vote sew.
eral hundreds in the Presidential contest,
and those counties where no ticket was run
are added to our vote, it will be seen that so
far from the Wings having good cause to
rejoice over the vote Of this State, the Dem
ocratic party have strong hopes of carry
ing the State in the Presidential contest
by a handsome majority. With proper or.
ganization, vigilance and activity, this can be
done; then let our friends throughout the
State go to work heart and soul. and Mary.
land will take rank among the Democratic
States of the Union.
Popular vote Of Maryland for members of
the House Of Delegates in 1910, compared
with the Presidential election in 1886
, 1840-10-31
MAINE

AN ADDRESS OF THE DEMOCRATIC MEMBERS OF
H LEGISLATURE, To THE DEMOCRATIC PAR.
TT IN H STATE OF MAINE.
The result Of the late election has been,
TO all Of us, a source of modification and
chagrln. 1t was as unexpected as it has
been disastrous, and affords another proof
that eternal r~igilance is the price Of liberty.
Repining, however, is useless, ~inaction
future exertions, to make amends for the
past.
Our partial defeat, however it may have
been brough about, should now engage our
attention only, so far, as it may serve to
throw light upon the future, and guide us in
the way of duty. elimination and recrimi-
nation can do no good. If all have not done
their duty, the approaching election affords
ample opportunity for amends.
With a candidate of eminent abilities.
tried patriotism, and acknowledged worth,
let US, under the broad banner of democra.
CIV, enter upon the great contest for No
vember, thinking only of the victory to BE-
achieved. With such an exponent of our
principles and such a cause, we have every
thing to hope, and nothing to fear. If the
Democratic party sometimes suffers disaster,
and defeat, we rejoice in believing that i, con.
tains within itself the elements of renova-
ton. Truth and right must, ultimately, pre-
vail. The great principles, which lie at the
foundation of the social, moral, and political
well-being Of man, cannot be overthrow.
They may be thwarted and impeded, but no,
arrested. They may be discounted occa.
slonally, but not conquered. Stamped with
the seal OF Gods appropriation, their destiny
is eternal progress.
Among the causes of our late defeat are to
be reckoned the unparalleled exerlions of our
opponents, combining the three principal
factions in the State-Fede-alists, Conserva.
tives, and political Abolitionists-,heir un-
scrupulous use Of means-the numerous and
gross frauds, committed by them at the bal
lot box-importing and admitting, where
they had the power, illegal voters-deposit.
,g Federal votes in the ballot box before
, 1840-10-31

QUESTIONS N ANswERs.-What was the
purport OF the alien laws2
10 drive all foreigners from the country.
What was the purport of the sedition
10 punish men for taking par, against the
officers Of government.
Who approved Of the alien and seditions
laws?
John Adams, an old federalist and modern
wing.
Who appointed Gen. Harrison to ofice9
The same old federalist and modern whig
John Adams.
Who is Gen. Harrison2
The candidate Of the ancient federalists
and modern wing for president.-True A.
mericdn.
, 1840-10-31

In a city well known to every body, If
they can find out the name-a poetical genius
was hauled up before a poetical magistrate
for kissing a girl and kicking up a dust, and
the following interesting dialouge ensued.
Mag.-ls your name John Jayf
Pris.-Yes, your honor, so the people say.
Mag.-Was it you that kissed the girl and
raised the alarm!
Pris.-Yes, your honor, but thought it
was no harm.
Mag.--Yon rascal. did you come her to
make rhymesl
Pris.-No your honor, but it will happen
so sometimes.
Mag.-Be off you scamp, get out Of my
sight.
Pris.-Thank'e your honor, then III bid
you good night.-N. Y. Union.
, 1840-10-31

STATE nEBr OF VrRcrNrA.-The public debt
OF The State of Virginia, according to the
Norfolk Beacon. is at the present time So
100000, exclusive of its liabilities under acts
authorship loans for works Of internal i'm
Provement, which amount to S3,442,l2o
more.
, 1840-10-31
MODERN WIG ABSURDITIES.

I. If prices fall, it is entirely attributed to
the administration; but If they rise, no Gre
dit Is given to the administration for il.
, 1840-10-31

"rll stand to my post" as our Joe said
when he held on to the lamppost, finding
he could get no further.-CliPper.
, 1840-10-31

Wing maj. in 1896. 1854
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1840-11-14
Pnalcs Vegetables dc vie,
FIT sIROPs AMERs DU DR.. MoFFA'

FIT sIRUPs AMERs DU Dir. MOFFAT.
ES PiiiAe4 de Vie ont et6 NOMINEES ainsi
rar plfSseIrA individus i aui elles ont
yans6 n vie. Ddns une inkni,e de cas- feur eff;
cacsAk 4 paru pressure m~'raculeuse, par Ia ia.
cultGe qi' Giles possedent de purifier les organcs
titaux et de icur don9etNdu ton ct de Ia vi
ssieur. Ces pilules sont purement e entiere-
nent compost Is de vegttauxs Giles ne ~ennfien-
nent ri merc,lre, nj arsenic, nj antimoine, ri
aacHn a,itre metal. Files sont e~xtraites de plan
|kcs rares, do.t les 4ycrtns sont connites dep,n
3ong-temssdes tributs indiennes, et rscemmeAf
de quelqnes ehinistes ~tistinguts. I'm de sleds
principaux efTcts, est de d1tach<r des paro:s dc
r~estofnac les impurities qtii s'y depoacft eouti.
nneiiement Ct de donner mn ieu libre id foic
ct aux poulnons, dcsqueis depend Il rkgularitk
de plisicurs osganes.
Les Sireps Amers du Phoenix .soHA a,ISsii en-.
tiesement cnmposeeas De vagata,fx, ct sort un
remede infaiiiible nusrr toafes Tspeces de- fes
vres intermittcntess in chassent le mercarc du
s~ys.sme, & en- dstruiknt svec proraptitude lei
nauvais ef9rts. u
De plus arpples daails se trosveut iur les
prospectus qif accompagnent ehaque boite ~
LIE depot fsAton Rcagec ~ chez 3. JnrR.
NAV. Phsrmaeien, qui est>chsrge de IL ventc d.
mes Medicines g, chez qui on poarra se procu-
wM. n. MofFAr.
New York. IS septembre 1889.
Graincs de Jardinage.
r. soussisn4 Wont dc ~rsceeair in notsel as-
sentiment de- CRANES de jsrdinaRt, gafa s.lss
banliss ~ ffatrhes. NV. bAElN.
; / Fsvnsr So.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1840-11-14
Il ecss3S-2f PIERRE GRANGE.
ORDHE DE FREGfMENT
Or. General, Zine Regiment. n. L.
II Ration Rouge. ~ Octobre ia1O sMs

~: ueHe'n1' TINE HeS7n1eu1s ~. L.s
Baton Rouge. Is Octobrs 1910.
n0NFDRMEMENT asun 6rdfe general rem
" do par q. sIatta, faissaas les f~onetions de
nrigadier General, pour l'orssnisa,ioa des reg
raeFs de Ia Sine brigade de la Millice Louisianaise
Oh a etabli les Districts s~uivants, pour les ompa
gnirs da file seginlent1c Miltice L.ouisianaiscsde
la Paroisse d'Est Ba.on Rouge. y
La Compagnie A, commandee pat 10 Capt. W,
Noble, aux PLANES, s fesstrn 6oinrns ellie slais
su,safavant. s@as
La compagnie B,eorams hdes ps.fe Capitaine
Andrew kleinpeter, ssr!es T'errts-E 9ntes, res,efa
cofine ellie e;eiteaahlie a~spspsaat.
la cofnpas piss ca commas&e par lie, Capitaine
F,eiieeic Arbonr, dans la vile de Baton Rouge,
conszfsat ae tut cesgui EST srjsl anx devnis de
= N alice, .e Ia rue ID l'Egiise au Boulevard, dams
are gue. drbite IL 1cnye Mississippi aux Inni,es
Issst "a "a Cosporatiob n
La cnopagnis b, conu1andse par lie ia pi,aine
a mos Kent, dams Ia vile ds Baton Roaga, consis-
AsHr des pfrsonnes sdJettes aug .leyoirs de la Mil
&c depui. Ia rue de rEglse Juis4u'aux /! mi.es Nofd
Corporation. s
La compsgsie E, eamnandee pas le Capitaipe
Sanl. .Watson, ressef1scomne aulpafavant.
Ia compagaie =, spmmandee par lie Capi,aine
Jesse W. Hooper, restsrs conme ellie est etabIie.
La compagnie G, consis.era a tous ceux sujets
aux dessirs astia IT. comp1eSsss du Boulevard
aux iimhes Sad kkpe.a.asR.
MA ,SsshGUSSENDEN.
1t Col. CnmssaafaAf d. lie Regi:
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1840-11-14
WIS.

l. srra ve'd, par 10 sou.sigdt Juge de Paroisse
n Hercredi Is Nosemhc p~rdeEaiu, 10 terrain
No. 3ds filet No. 5 dams cetts part;e de Ia wills
divisee par A l;ras appnrteaah, 4 IA Success ion de
fen Peyronsaa deeedo.
Cette senie sera fate aux ftatg s'e RI. Gandalph
pt,i en- await fat l'achst Ia 6ao court. II az, ma
pas frmpii les conditions de Ia venie sayoii-a TN
Z tleux ans dc credit 90 billets eu,dosess pay ahses
q Banaae, e portans hypo,haiue jnsau'a parfait
ssavmsni, E
Ocl 24-31 CHI. TESTER. ]. p.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1840-11-14
AVIS.

AEpublic est presenu de neintod reee-
voir en- pavement un billet 80" scrit PAR moi
en- faveMf dc Green B. White date lc 2a Juil-
let l8S3fde Ia somme de deux cents ~piastres.
portant iNseret 4 dix pour cent du jour de.ia
gdste jusgusAu psiements q in bon de Ia mAme
saase de vingt qhatre pisstrea, Giant h balance
da Jtvix conyenu dune maisop a d'am tefrasp
que r. sodsaigae . occap4 pendant slss;eaA
snnees. spses avo;r pave trois cent so,xsnts
caze niastreAe ct les oblgat'ons ii dessas men.
sftonnses. Dormant 4 totAii,s du prix De Fac.
QUESTION. IA personnss ay~nt refteS de men
dnaner ktitre ct aysnt ycnda cetsr meme pros
priate aua autre iene naverai mas les ob.iga-
tons susdites 4 MONS d'y ssre forcA par Ia ioi.
4juillet III. G. N. BUTLER.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1840-11-14
AVIS IMPORTANT Aux HABrTaHs

AVIS IMPORTANT Aux HABITANs.
fENDKE =" Peni,en,iaire de Ia L.on,sia-
- re, des tnasRuEs de tonies descriptions, ia
br'f"ecs dams CO, enlrai,, ~sayoir.
Tie Iron raneor Hurry Cane Plough.
An impruassd .Jaeob;san Eagle Pouga,S
Tie celebrated Hubert Plough:
run usagr gdaeral et qui est IAN, esfi,,st> dana
EHet Quest Fsliciana sinsi qua Ia Riviarra goa.
&c. II y q Aassi en- magasin ~queiques Harf5,cs
perfsc'ianaes, que l'on fsss soir sux psAo,ns ! l a.
desiseraieut en- faifs l'aeiftnssisios.
10 juinEl6 s. Il. fSE"rT. Comp:,.
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avis
lie sogssiand 4 Oliver, us1Psss,os dams l,.p-
partement va ste ct ccmr,ole, otcape an,ref,is do,s
lie ma"e tut, PARA. Woods, sftue a,2res du Mar
chs ct pres de la Mais6s, de Cour. IL soussisns
est maipienanr pref a sesommode les Pen.ionn
res "a ies voyageurs ii espeIe que Ii public i,hs-
noreta De So visiie.
Z n3-Les sotaserss qui v~isi,effof.s rfIo,e,. son,
rrevtnus 1,'o' srreters ls.r passsgl sur lc. paqae,s
IA n~'isnrorte queile heure de ID mutt
10 oct Ia A. NADDILL.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1840-11-14
Fiat &c la Louisiana.
Jour do TroislsI0e Observation-Disclosures
Il b., Balan Rouge.
Arm M.aWbfte. A

s# @4 vs. .@@sA NO. <odJ
Jasepb Pesny,soa mari $
I'm ser,a Dun writ Dc .fsri Ifaeias . moi adres,
81 par Honorable Gour do i'saisieMe Dis
tricty dsIa Parcisse ct Fiat CT dsssus, II sesa expose
HAM.sDI. 10 Decembrs 1870,
sir las jicux, ark. he,res dfiinaifes des ventes.
tous les arais4, Tires, intese,s 81 pe1epthpns du
deifl,aenr Joseph Penny, dams ct poar Il pfopflese
c~taItes desrite, sasor: AZ
Unes piece de Terre conale sous 10 nom
,ds terre de .Vaimonde, c%ontensnt clnq
c en,s arpen 81 q ieire ipigpan. q
saivan,e, connpe cQnune IA ,esrc DC
Latkey. csmieaant qeatre cents aspens,
an ca acsaChevarx, Besiiafsis, et tors les
sastensilaa de ferme apparienaut az &C.
fssndeur.
De fLus-30 tstes de besail. 3 cheyanx'
5O ietes dacochons, un bnuf ct une
eh.srseste, ei IN cheval ct 10 dray.
saisi pour s~alisfairs q jasemeat u aux ffais
dansls psoces q .dessns.
s1onditioas-Au Compliant.
III noy-40 A. DuPLANT1ER, Shefif.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1840-11-14
Etat de la Louisiana.
PAROISSE EST BATON ROUGE

Succession de Gen Fkfeher, axcfds..
4 sera ~ens, Mss-di ie ~ Vows ,nbrr pr,ehsYz
= sur les lienx. an Terrain srnas,snam i "a d l.
sue sssion, contenapt 4 art,rns. moins nm ,e,-sit
de Sd sssfis de fsce sur lgJ1 pieds de profond4ur !.
diie piece DE- tsrre est sifnee daus In vile Esp,
snoIe, ifiai,ee . FOREST par Ia strrs appar.ensa !
Iaaei''o"s-PayahIe Il premier Janvier Pm
char" pour ~sasisiaire a fhypo,heguc q,i kiss
sur le dit ~,.sraia.
Is oct az CH. TFSSI.R y,..
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1840-11-14

les lf0ai,ies sIui ont en- lieu a New York
poIs les e'e-tians. ie detail saisant
ale lun,ii 26. . raadience dn soir, hes
papiess furcut deposts Scr lie bureau
dn recosdersqai en- motiva lag saisie par
de tongues considerations leagaies. Puis
'e paqaet fat passe de mains en- mains
raar constzter que lessselies d i tent pas
e.e yiolss. Gientwor,h ayant defnand de
a veriier, les papers lni farent donnss ;
Il sen saisit brusgssemen, eties gglissa SOFAS
ses habits en- s.seriant aces papiers,
soni "a moi On ne lesd IRA qa'ayec ma
vie Ls rsrordsrypIAcE pres de Client
worth. porta aussiiid 81 main SIR ce.pi Ct
pour resaissif leg pisseyd De esnsiction
ct une lutte s'elgtgssAe htr'eax III LIE
gaE3 shelf do COMES qni, iuslsS a.
s's,ait tenu iin,passibls dss 1
worts, ~in.ervent alen64e< s6elara gus
etait porseur dan mst Of ref Exsyte'
de main ieseel De "a eaa1B
~Ordonnant que les plpicfS eraIed
RMS ; el CONNIE le record
une iesNtme defense, ~ Bbda
le sheriff d4end;s, dams Il eraSe s
Glen,worih ie. spapiers qa'itAdl
sa proprie;e. ct poria IA MAIN sdlrsy4
corder. La melee dsvints.lor-
LIE MARE, les jagss, les haissi q set Z
~den,ocratcs presents sprirent fsf Acanss
pour h recorder. lie sheriff. A e6lt
qai est whig, fit yigaurenfeme nt 7ppss
par ses asuis peaitiqaes.s Les pozl
Ia sale fssseM fsrmses pendant A. Sgpes
ias,ans, ct lessbsyeu:s sen do1 etept !
ceur jo,e. lie cpafblt cessaee e
s>corler resta naiire g. champ
esflle.
"Apuss lex comps. on nntsvinf Raax Il
p'icatias-. lie shzrif dktfasa avcir ssiy
uiaif son serA of .rYlsran e fecoI,Ier7
protesya ne ps@rayoir eaienji 4 sjedtNl
n'ailleirs qp',l e.ait preiA a somMetifr
eli tnene ! Sc cnns,itner priso0nier. mai<
que, qasnd ) rsndre he's papiersS4 mr.
pruvaii. pas, assenin1 qa'itsta'e;ajsxs pa.
en- 81 rs.sessions O., Gbfworsh ne
les await plus. q s'eiaii- done deve-
tue cetts+ podshe De dErcoH3e. be grn~
moss f,.seat kchangks Aee Ssiet entire ie
sheriff q le vccordee "a n d5ereiie alIah
penf slsess 'engageraenccse tarsqsc- ce
desnier annoscs qn'H scnaitssje Iui ttrel
donns avis q,,e celni des iuflears ,qui
remporte fe prix Dc "a yictoire sengar
geait d le.se<tifner- Rendezvous o.
aIors pms pDur ailar Il. lendemsia WIDER
Ia d~itIicpItks dessnt III juge E4xsgdr.-l
La foule ktaii nombreuse Ace rendez
vous. Aapelk ! s'sxpliquer, Ii recorder
n rensn COME dn scandale de "a veiiie.-
II a declare gu en- renani > ce'te audience
il emit parfeir dcs famcax pnpiers, nais
qu'ayanf ii 40 rasssnblemeatA i,imol
ueax ct catanda des propss mcaacsn's,
IL a'svxifpss err - persenne fen s0rete,
II swat jjhssf prndsni de metre. 1 r'ahri
de "a siolence lie Ikt6's don't ii 6saif res
poasabie. ct aa'l les prsdarai, DIES qu'if
en- .serait 5Eyaiemens resuh. LIE sheriff
a yoaia %reiefer sur ie recorder \
nonssbiists d. cpsnha de Ia vease. iDsis
ie jage Elsatas issn as'i asst whig. fukl
a infosA silence ct iai a nrdongk de prp
'sger la srsoBns dr. rac6fder. Qsknt
3 y qaga b &c n III sc des papIars.
qsae'a Rpfsss desanl I,islf ssa afxfaae
incompetent. CONNIE r'ayans mas une
l1Ta:e5aaksspfr eare Z SIC d. recofr
&E4A& "a
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1840-11-14

!" AVIS.
DUTIES les personnes ayant dies recia-
ma, ions contre Ia succession de Mad. Elizabeth
McKcnney decedes, sont prices de les prs
senter daa.srr aathentiquees an souss:gne
Tnteur DIES h~eritiers minears, GU i Messieurs
Elarp ct Adams j Baten Rouge.
29 aout-W K. II. TURBERyuI.E.
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Pour drTE
yuGir les crimes y niiensi.nnes e
pour s'aulre ohIsi-.

l. poasas' autre ohjsts.
Section Ter "a ast alcsa,s mar L.
senat IT ii ch,mhre a. Reoresen.ap.
dc rEFa, de i, Louisiana ; re o,.,soo.
que scrira, imp,iaera. rabtisra o.. rep.
andra to,ts piece ayant une ~tenlanre
i prodaire da u4cor,eotement parsni z
population dc c%o,lenr HIRE on, de.
Is,siinatioa ,,armi ID. s1lxnsce Etai,
ID p~arIcyaas toa,e
Il 3 iatisd,ctiod cssnp stc 4, cn,,dauoe
u YTaSpffMmnetnen aux t:asaux fnrces
pdx,r IN Vim d, 4 il. peineaae NOR, i id
! disc1esis11 Z AZ com. ~
Set dc ssftetes ~.
@tdAfk aaicdSs servMS i d'exprsssia gs
! dams un d IL oars public pa I5once al. Bars
!, tran, III BAD dies iaeeS d 'TAea,re,
il Cha1se. ii. d;aa,is toot len anelcs,n zoe,
sn,,ieos, qleses B,sira sd,sspressions fora
.isase de sisass1 On fera ,Ees actions AWAIT
me teadsai peoJai.e ta .~rjeconfestes
.pent ypsfn'i II pepuia,ion d. rruIeur
sfthrc, 81 a esiser INSTRUMENTATION pa.rmdi
he's esc.aves de csa Eat; ~qniernqpe
J iopaera scierpnarnt IA 4n.iaea importer
] dams ce, Esaty arzser brochsreoa
Iiyre. aysps, aSr1sa.e ,endaace que dss-I
sas, serassar b .iet,ea au fail pa raeyan,I
stou;e caur da iarissic ION com e.eDtc.
Il. da,oaaa j e1s5ri Il Sn,sst nuy ira.
y.,,xs fufSFs paur ,inxer,nc aui a. sera.
nj Suindre IN tro;s !, ouis nesee lara
mas singt Il 81 ans .oa i aa te;;le dosA,od
ala dScre.,oods Ia ro,r.ss
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