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Wisconsin herald, and Grant County advertiser. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1844-1845, 1844-10-12
pLATrYILLE ACADEMY.

FEylllS Institution continues under the objection
a ofMr. ID. K. CARRIER A. NJ; who is al
ready known TO the pubic. Tho present session
commenced ~ lilo 10Th Aug. Pupils are receir-
ed at any time during the quarter. Any iaoma-
ton desired by Pa,engs o. gaardans, residing al a
distance, can be obtained by Addressing the fnn-
cipnl, Post Pad,
Board caa be obtained, in private families, At
from ST. so TO S!,0O per week.
TERMS OF TUITION.
Common English Branches, per or. $3,23
Higher DO. Do. AS
Mathematics 5,35
Languages, Anc't & Modern, 4" {,
No charge made for i.cidcHtals,
j. w. CLARK, Sscty.
riauyille, Sept. "a, 1871. - II
Wisconsin herald, and Grant County advertiser. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1844-1845, 1844-10-12
Lancaster, May 10, 1874.
Old and New Stage Line from Platt-
willie TO Lancaster.

I'D EGULARITY Is the order of the day-the
III, great cry Of punctuality and despatch is a
tcmbug when compared with the regular action OF
the wheels o. time aud OF the regular live OF daily
COACHES from Pait;lle 10 Lancaster Notw''h-
standing tbs cfoi Of one OF the most polite mea o.
tho . end one who is highly pleased with h'F
own image, because he mas been told il was fac
simlie OF the Wing Candidate iot President, the
old line is st;l in operation and ever at the service
ofthe travelling pu5'ic. The new line 10 now in
nv service; that is, the proprietor erdcavors 10
get passengers and If he does not succeed he char
ges them il they 8 - the old line tho same as il
they went with him and Ipay him for has services
Gentlemen wishing to travel between the two
points can be accommodated by the old line as cheap
il not cheaper than they can in the new, because
wish to discontinue This new line as It is consld-
cred an innovation.
Very respectfully the pu5llc's sery't.
Sept. %, III. 81 If IL. MESSMoRE.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-10-01
a Brazen Forgery,

II The Democratic Union, Harrisburg, "a.
has taken the quotations made by the Wing pa
pers from British journals, stating that the money
raised by the Free. Traders in Eng was 20 oe
used in part to pay for the printing IN ew- ore
Of Ftee-Trade documents for circulation IN NE
United States, and has deliberately transferred
and falsifed them so as to make them move
ment OF British aolders Of our repud'afed State
Debts 10 cid the election Of Clay III order - ge'
The State Debts assumed BY The GeneTc! G'reTn-
ment This forgery is headed, "Ahempt to de-
feat James X. Polk through British mterie-
renee ," and it boldly declares that
BRITISH GOLD -
to the amount of nearly HALF MILLION OF p4.h. nGS
been subscribed by the Brokers and Stock Jobbe oi Ehsnnl
and ,en TO tins the steamer B'l,annh % asss' III
he 4SSU.NPTfO.F OF SI-ATE DEBIS!
by the Gene,l Government OF the United Stctes &c &c
Can any one doubt that those who perpetra'e
such fo.genes as this will concoct some still dark
er villainy for use on the eve the Election, when
too late for contradiction Wings can you be
dcfrauded by them Caution your neighbo's to
be on the lookout.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-10-01
How thew Keen the Peace.

There exists in this City an association OF
whole-hog Loco Focos who rejoice in the cogno-
men of the Butt. End Coon. Huaters At late
meeting, of which the official proceedings appear
in The Plehcian, after resolutions IN favor of Polk
and Dallas, Wright, Gardiner, &c they passed
the following:
Resored That each hunter keep IN. flint picked, hl
der dry and whan they the white Of the eve let spt
" Resored That the thanks of the Butt End Coon Hunters
be presented Capt John Oei for his present 10 the Club ni
300 Young Hickory walking sticks intended for the OF
the members rhen IN chase Qf the rdrmint.
OF course, these gentlemen will be very eff
cient preservers Of the peace whenever Wing
Procession is attacked by gang ofruffans. How
can fights ever occur where one party is imPelled
by spirit so peaceful as this
New-York daily tribune., 1844-10-01
Fire IN the Jersey Pines-Immense Whig
gathering OF jersey Blues.
Rxp BAsK. Monmouth Co. sept 20. l.

Correspondence
Rxp RAsK Monmouth Co. sept 20. l,+I
The largest Mass Meeting ever convened IN
Monmouth County came off last Saturday at
this village Early in the morning carriage after
carriage poured is contents into the village, to
say nothing OF The hundreds tha; wended their
way toward the Place OF meeting on foot.
4 little before i2 O'Clock the professions began
TO arrive: and such professions IN one process
sjon alone the vehicles numbered 3is, pre-
cedsd bv 60 horsemen Time will not permit
me 10 SPEAK Of the hundreds Of gay banners that
decorated the long lines of freemen Three
separate stages had been erected, calculated 10
accommodate 100 persons they were all deco
rated with banners. inters2ersed with wreaths
and yerlancs, which served to show plainly that
we are cheered on bv those whom our principles
protect Al the time Of organizing the meeting
two OF these stages were gi7eu up to the Ladies
and were completely packedby them, although 1t
had commenced raining.
The meeting was calico TO order by H. W.
Wolcott. who nominated ] d. PoLHEMr OF
Freehold, as President, assisted by several Wee
Presidents.
Hon. JAS +. R.sDoLrH vas first called out,
who IN pithy speech Of hef an hour, narrated
the objects Of Capt. Socktons Monopoly N noml-
mating such man as John t. Thompson, or
John RGrodd Thompson, as Randolph calls
him. for Governor iir H. spoke also on several
cree: National topics. Hs was succeeded by
VAH WAGNER. the Blacksmith who gave very
lue i explanation Of the Tariff and rs eitcsis' ~
his plain. u1assumirg way
Hon. WV l.. DAYraN. L. :. Senator from thlF
Stale. next occupied the attention Of tic meeting
Mr.. II IA 4 noble orator eW men IN TINS c9un-
try or any other, are gitoG with an equal flow %.
language, combining tho same eloqUenre. Iiu
logical reasonines aud simple manners have
waged successful war, the effects OF which are
felt severely by our opponents by constant soces-
sions from then ranks.
H. ". GREEN of Trenton, was the last speaker
that addressed the meeting, when Il was ad
ourned to meet At he pills on the -h and Oh
Of October.
The zeal Of Jersey Wings was well tncd on
Saturday. During the whole time of tho meet
ing heavy North east storm was rsglng, not
wilhstanding which, not 'css than 5000 per
sons remained exposed 10 the ncomcncy of tho
weather, beng unable to find protection even
under the Ice oi the crowded stages
Capt Stockton's crertions Will Prove unnvaiI
ing in tins County, although re has bought out
our late candidate for Sheriff, but We hHve sc
lccicd another and better one, one thar can be
bought but means to run, and Wc mean 10 elect
him, in spite of stockton, who is still at work
with his coat or as 1t were, m oar township and
county.
New-Jersey may he set down as safe ior STRAIT
ton. our popular candidate for Governor, and as a
matter of course FOR our glorious champion,
CLAY and his associate, New-Jersey's favored
son, TnEoDoRr FKtLINonursEN MoSMot rh.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-10-01
Poiice Onice.

On lhc murmug 90 the -ith lnsf r1arrj man
1ut- jaime. ~ HtF, with smother OF fs enof a,.
-nglg-i the efk % conversation iie other aii "i
OF 1rs ,E. pisce' 0 Ne.yT and pnr r D,nUr. 'i
sethr worth ~, covered less h which fhHg
oh officer tDctHde has rffsfsd ih' rafr,i 1un
White and he WIS committed though DHnr ~ sHass
recovered
Last nigh. thr store IT Mcaa4 iils,siu,N N tau
Vert Zoo We,,f. -f~T- Hnt foab" a a'i' rtri'r
tsa, 5 and p s1 10 money si winch ' 0ufs lt
scapef
The NtJ'ury AccngifeWFHt r-tnhii-hmenf ui H..
II u pagcf y fmnkior 70 vac enirf. Ia.f afil fst
hHfsiaf lped.
y. Conner Nas srnf fa PRISON ier Stealing o.
uau,ly ul boots ilum .oms usuaFn r~taf Fh.sH ssfe
found H aIs pof,-ra raan
slu'l1ri ll1Nsr hra-s frta i.e naH ai l,t.e.4
fisgreft ~ l.a - -4Hiat sH- fH5 i aHaa
led after 'tfins tvu silver -laous N ie'ef' aGr5 ans
Detained hir uit hu-iau3 ebsr be ,.rrfed
AMI eni ~ nc --ef fl-ce uI-r. lll uLeIce ~ nI.ln
New-York daily tribune., 1844-10-01
CIT Y AZ + AIR :
MONDAY.
Rnnr,i nf Aldermen


rh- Board rnc, at O'Clock. Present, ,ts- rrs-i-
ieui and quorum Of members.
The minutes OF the last meeting were read aud
approved
iqri'lt,oas-ro ,isij ,ns f.ma Aagdsien
A.yium :, iorktle. t,rrg,ed tor FRIDAY q. D.
To,tt,a rrya'. Erhi1iiilr q ,- G'le,y ct fae Ai'
Acrsu.~t
aeii lcegptri
P,tttoas Rerrrre3-,t pster Scaertu.rhlra.
navit Aa,la and 80 1the-,. Is, Raf1s 1 i.radsaf
relation io the present l'H#Hes 7slreH go th8fr' D.
NhIts, i1' correction o 'fs ti ta .s.f 'arnaf '.
3any. ~ ps-Rle.asI =. ~ t7e'' "a t. -i'h t''
~ ! t.,isf. i'f sa1a .n y -ief ''f 'toti ' l'
'fencss, ~ ,,s-t rf.-t 81 aaallsa,, ts-ri 'rfe.
Ha,- 80 ~ ,.t.s
4fqlt pt fH- NaEfaea bacy-eat s' tft iaI s' 'i g.
.cy.ef DI,uad.j aastlaal, q, H4.,s s4r.i. .I-, '
~ " Ra'ea ar re hl.,ar' .n ts'sesr '-'
CuulsJ spereysre .a- rHffl' 20 Ff-'sHt '"'lt.'''
Rspsrt,. In favor Of allowing persons t8at.Ht
on The s5 Avenue ao.'h of -. .tfre 90 .., ls i-r
u tbe house, u eggr fsrHf- Ni'eIs" '' atn ..
Gfnyr. aui u Hryca fl tarlts"' .4'la ..l ~ ~ar
t'eNef- From tas ae h1s
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snmupaipiUpr fnHfH,e ,'n tsH asaH
tutas, pprat- 71ri apH 'tad ''fr g. afp
An urarn-nr,. ta rra.r,. Ny ~ paussr ptls
u.-lre. .al iar.. p..saa,a. t1sl. q fH. .le ra.
Il.- r,u.e 'af.rt'g 'g -.a l.ffa. tie
Paaar. Fou Baaiaf ttfuffat ...
Ta appiupnair s'-za ial JHr ns .i tf.a.-H e..-i.H
,ae6jrsr, ous 1,aosaee lid .Ianoo .at-utaaf
'brruuri
Document So ~ teus sa pullHuita ig f..ar00
flr Cleansing o sinks. -. ',0f tkeH HfstI Finf't
Report of Committee 100 'tut of ruHulm ia
n Pear street go 4 Zoo street. sud . et' bs ro.,"r'
Adopted
Adjourned to wrdne-ds, sseninf ,f slee4
New-York daily tribune., 1844-10-01
Connecticut,

We have done injustice to AUSTIN BALDWIN IL
copying a statement that he had been remoUed
from Office by John Tyler, to make room for o
Loco. Mr.. Baldwin has resigned, as he long
ago purposed to do. While in office, he obeyeo
the orders given him by the lamented Harrison
and kept aloof from any interference in politics
but, now that he is free once more, he walks into
the canvass with determined ardor. The an
nouncement that Mr.. Baldwin and Hon. f. Jack
son would address the Clay Club of Mid
dletown on Friday evening last called tc.
gether an immense, enthusiastic meeting, and
when Mr.. Baldwin came forward, there was
such burst of enthusiastic feeling as Con
necticut has rarely witnessed There were few
dry eyes in the house. Sixty-three new members
joined the Club that evening.
MIR. B. will speak from town to town through
the remainder of the canvass, and we hope his
efforts will not be confined to Connecticut. His
old friends here, the Wing Mechanics of 1884
and Anti Monopoly men in the struggle with
State Prison competition, would gladly hear him.
Will be not be with us before Election?
New-York daily tribune., 1844-10-01
Timer polic. nmc..

On tb- evening Ut the lJif lost about % clock
ferry boat Porear having boat 1nt l.rf under
he direction u samuel ludlow t-r ppf .+afiBg mo
foot OF lhrstnqnef e. -grne er JUsuf ~ l7rr- yGUH
OF ean anthu' fatrf under her l-s srd continued t9 d
Until she Ind iu 'suRfh beyond ns au4 ~ tho ua
sBHri On beafd .rheo1ef thE Hih narnuiri n her
range. hus sihu l. srl ~ winch teaHHsf .
were VI, Thompson, h@,'e' 7thrf' ana h's- tf
named Jryg, 1f ti-f tDnmI.larsr uf F1. ~ lo hl
-, ra steam terry boai -1c frguri-d beg po ifFs i
t-i h- sto0 tfs rnt hu' 7efDf iTf would
be- sea- d-d Ludlow epbet lb lbo.", ,nd ioi i" l2 ."
4ut of -h- wa di boat shrh try rogf not t
The 1s7 and bai wHtef pqutns great luaaiiue. a -
ises & lf choans SOL eud~rs"frg ls S, u' OFF
hoard luni sai-fy hv rushing INTO Ire ,7hDthrf
theu,s outside INFO s1H boat md gt
args ye,se rusds, where re elm. rt ug tH- bo~surf
.hout,-nrd NIL escaped fhe Nsery ,'rany friugs
Compliant made te Justice Gilbert NJ The ppsf F.-a
4i the above gentlemen mod lfos tine u.lf l-' r-f
lroush h@t0fe teai mazatas, who h-t tn n bail r sBY
d anspsr
Last nshi Dr Jacot K duncan. who had been de
insd ia arc hour ai The Fsar ifsog care g 1.ihnz
establishment HFes a,rk driver ~ pc nsr b" "'~f' >'
w=n me employ OF ", Nui'gsa. y 'n.a ii'r-'
,tke higs -csisice a. afhsr a. in reaching ite
door he pi.d me ff- the f'fe ~ rr h-H *1'
rotns 20 srrn The a0Fef trty effHH -i
mat DR. .hlG-i pay sf r ni+' at Fu a- i-f'7'
% the esh who we're entirely gHkn9WH i9 niH Pc DE- 20
rte- to DO Sb-feupon Nelson ergi nm ~ 10 e'lf,
.aorEed ntm down ard pence ng - o,fer 'loFae".
.h.a crowd aeul cd rescued the Doctor -rd -s. -i"
.,bosr m ne ,rairh day Juics Gib-r held he
.ahnaa a. tnii n s5D 20 anfSef-
New-York daily tribune., 1844-10-01
Pennsylvania and Nsv-Jersey.

The Eueniag Post wants to know whethet
our own advices from the States above-named
confirm the anticipatons which were inserted III
our last from Southern paper. We are most
happy to crafty the Post with the assurance that
they do, to fraction. NEw-JERsEY we have for
weeks felt sure of-ever since Thompson was
nominated for Governor. PENNSYLVANIA we have
feared would choose the Loco candidate for Gov.
ernor but we have letters every day from that
State which month ago only hoped for Markle's
election, and now speak of it with great conf
dence. We econsider Marke's chance fully equal
to Shunks, and have no doubt that Clay will do
5000 better than Markle-not from Wing votes,
for Markle will get all these; but from moderate
Loco. Focos who will not vote for an Anti Tariff
President
New-York daily tribune., 1844-10-01
By This Mornings Nad

Ttu WtlrtgSe- ~-tur.la, MORNING 'asfr
after da4 igHt 'srrr rla.o 's,orrd ~ifH
rain. which continued sitt 81 t' in.rfui.siaH gH.
sunday morning pnu 'hr tm- coming
sIfh prresi ri-e. shrh WI iaHt.iless t.I
Mills rulr n t.l ,br g1IiN u sf1
also sad frv -irlti .pr'ai.ss stsirr.iaf.
~ss "a coli rae i.-sFfe-ah.. ia, rgiefus
s.sf..srI bie-or, tr.- ana tift4s hai
a.e I,.lafi vr i.-fH hs Rsss'r-rrs ifHir
isua iif,f la ~aIfIaS HtrH Hra'7
4. 5n tsar ulaanta-es. .s tH+ IaHt n~4f d"
rass H7tl frsfff
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New-York daily tribune., 1844-10-01
The whis Meeting and Its Moral.

To the Editor 2f The Tribune
Though an entire stranger to you, and indeed
to the City OF New York, having only arrived
a few DAYS ago from the . Old Country" yet as
the accredited Wing organ OF TINS City, beg "a
trespass on the columns OF The Tribune.
From the extraordinary political excitement
that | have Witnessed in society, and from the
ovcrfiowing measure OF ire poured forth by Dor-
ton of the Press. calculated as | thought, 10
yrap the Country in iames, made up my mind
to see, at least. the half of New ork in blaze
last night but have been agreeably disappointed.
After fruitlesS endeavOrs to hear some OF the pfln
cipal speakers tried o form some estimate OF
the number assembled but gave II up IN de-
spair-thc mind was Unable TO correspond with
their magnitude. Having heard some dislnter.
ested parties express tte. fears OF unpleasant; oc-
currences at Tammanv Hall, | repaired thither,
took my stand in from, and renamed until the
almost interminabe Ene passed by, and to the
credit-the everlasting credit Of the New ok
Wings be ii told, that even wAiIe passing under
the flag of "Polk and Dallas not solitary
groan. nor other markof antagonisuc feeling was
manifested As column after column approached
the depot of Loco Fo,oism, and behelc the aafed
banner float gracefully on the nlghtoreeze
cneefs anG GHhGFH.OL'VdS -oilg lcHt tie ILL ci!H
drowned even the sEeet music OF hundred IN
s,ruments Language Is unable to express the
deep indignation that felt on hearing OF the al
,ack made on one OF the Clay banners by a band
OF ruffisns asked myself, ii the cause can be
lst that resorts TO such means Wlll II not
nave tendency to drive men OF well regulated
minds from the ranks OF those who, while they
profess TO disseminate the seeds of Liberty. bnc
ignorance and tyranny in chains of ten-fold du
rance
The orderly conduct of the New-York Wing:
under suce exciting circumstances, shall bt
heard of in distan. land it shall be borne or
the wings of the wind, CT tie billows Of the great
deep, reach every hill and valley from "Capt
Clea-" 10 the Giants Csusewsy, from: Land:
End. 80" j I'm O'Grnats.'
An OLD COuNTRYMAS.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-10-01
5000 pc
maryland-The struggie-The prospect.
Correspondence Of The Tribune
H.trryoPK September 15iL l-I4

BALTIMORE. september -oih. l-l|
Baltimore and the whole State OF Maryland IS
now one perfect political battle iield-from morn
ing to night nothing is discussed but politics -
Children in the streets carry their banners and
sing for Clay and FFeIinghuyscn, hurfah
for the Farmer Of Ashland" &c. Flags wave
from many house ,op with the names of Ciny
aud Frelinghuyson The Wings are united like
band of brothers, and lul of enthusiasm Meet.
ings are held every night which arc attended by
thousands and blessed by the smiles OF many
fair one.-As TO the probable result OF the election
in this city, can say this much There If AT
least five hundred Wing malontyoi the Amen
can citizen. in this city, and the Lpcos openly
assert that they mean TO carry Il by naturalIzng
n thousand persons But Notwithstanding all
their efforts the Wing majGrity Will be
hundred.
A large Wing meeting was held at Annapolis
Yesterday We left this CITY IN the beautiful
steamboat Pocehootas in company with 600
Wings and 200 ladies' We were very cordially
received by the Wings OF the State Capital
there were between 3 and 1000 on the ground.
The meeting was ably addressed by ReyERny
JOHNSON, Esq. Hon. JoHN NJ ). CtusIN and Hon.
Jonx z. kENsEpr
\ splendid collation. gratuitously served To
the Whole aSSemblHge. " returned 10 Baltimore
at o'clock and marched directyto the corner
of Lee and Hanover-s;s whe.e q very large Wing
meeting was held. The streets for scVeralsquares
were m8gnifcently Illuminated In the windows
were placed various devices, notices, pictures,
wreaths bouquets, SC. The speakers stand was
beautifully decorated with flowers, flags, sc.
stare 40 feet in length adloined the speakers
stand which was crowded with ladies. As the
procession marched along with music, transpa-
rences, banners, &c. they were salu,ed by the
waving OF handkerchieis from the hundreds o,
ladies' who lined the side walks and filed the
front halls. never saw more splendid sight.
In window opposite the speakers stand was
that same old coon," watched by two beautiful
ladies' The Wing ladies' of this city are numer-
Gus, ana very enthusiastic. BY the by, forgot
to mention that on our excursion TO y. we were
delighted with the singing Of some capital Wing
songs by beautiful lady She lately married
bitter Loco Foco-he Is now q strenuous Wing.
Tne opposite party are moving heaven and
earth 10 elect their candidate for Governor. Amos
Kendall has a travelling agent IN this State cir
culating documents trying TO prove that the
Wings fred the Catholic Churchesin Philadelphia
wonder how many converts the iiar will make.
Bu, the State Is safe. Pratt will be elected by
1000 majority at least, and Clay's will be double
that Be prepared next Thursday night to hear
big gun from Maryla
Sc CENSOR.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-10-01
CITY lNrEIt Ntt
MHruff
Cirtuittoust.

i'ifNH D
trbkiH l{. nve s-. Jaufr D,imt 4 Uu4 BE-.
nail yesr. 1i HpHsr So -1 fa,il nt . e
fence t0 which tha lhr pft# Dos hnus ti
fame & 1u iho knows Ir,s@ Hi which rrHnf fsrffri
inycsi-riny Verdict "l iaiHd tifl NJ. .p5Hs aUUult
of -'am
Moses " scott t- Nm iotn- Action tu
recover she sinouli Of s'li fhe issrc. 5.
I, hal The check uns en iu vi James hrts hu"t ui as
testimony BY Nhrh hnpeAri ftBf fhV -puHfr iei ln
applied iuf the b-nr' Of tine ankp Aci afd sho h, ps
cssdugs p-uing he FUi hs hs triHHd7nf o.
iu have the NJ '' N1us Irrpu' ffe tiFnHe4 Bank
hat BE-. iu Hrtutfr money m " uHHir. fni IfH.
hy ch.rts petlnu-Y s f iltHa .t i. il0 u+,
rptrg parhnr iir sat fu. tfa i4 f r,Hslt at
'ufsrd 'Y ns 'fH il gfyo ho rlres u.,, Natdrt
Tor pntuun
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New-York daily tribune., 1844-10-01

NJ JOHN II. WILLIAMS. VIC rejoice

u JOHN II. WILLIAMS, we rejoice tc
hear, was last evening unanimously nominate
as the Wing candidate for Congress in the 1Vtf
District, now represented by Maclay. He is al
able and excellent man, ran Maclay very hard al
the last Congressional Election, and must run
him harder this time. No Wing in the District
could call out stronger vote.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-10-01
FOR GOVERNOR,
POLITICIANS REGISTER.
Election Returns for Is4O-'43-

Election Returns for 1s10-'13-'44.
T- The POLITICIANS REGISTER, containing the
Elections in the several States by Counties in lo4o
and at all the subsequent Elections down TO this
time, has just been issued from this Office This Is
our Register containing the nearest approximation
can make TO the Popular Vote in the recent Elec-
tons OF Virginia, Indiana Missouri, &c. &c. with
List of the present Congress, Times of Holding
Elections, &c. &c. If you want it, send in, as the
edition is but small Price l2i cents, or 81 per
dozen
New-York daily tribune., 1844-10-01
court of ,oaa,oan Plcos.

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V i,faer Action fa .a,rf igusa 'f sai' tni aiff
.ad have hr.H committed 1g N NrfHr ih, Hff.UH
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sd Nrrcsr, 81. tlH Hl inlr io.sihHCe urf itH
tomb h-m.aL be lLL-r Wi .n -LM-Ln-l D. u. .L--uln
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