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Polynesian., 1844-06-15

On the 18th. Feb, ult., a verdict of guilty
on all the principal charges was brought by
the jury, of the Queens Bench, against
O'Connell and the other accused. Mr.. O.
Connell addressed a letter to all the Catholic
Clergy requesting them to use their influence
to maintain peace. "Be quiet" says he,
in six months, or a year at the farthest, and
you will return your parliament in College
Green" O'Connell has appealed from the
judgment of the court to the House ofLords.
Queen Victoria is again in an interesting
situation, SO says an English Journal.
We extract the following from the N. Y. Herald
Of March 10 =
Sour squadron on the coast, consisting of
the Macedonian, Saratoga, and Decatur, de-
stroyed, early in December last, six towns, a
great many canoes, and several lives, includ-
ing the African King. After this the Ameri-
cans had it all their own way, and made a
treaty Of peace with a large tribe of Africans.
In one of the towns destroyed was found the
register and other papers of the schr. Mary
Carver, the destruction of which vessel led
to the attack on the part of our squadron"
Polynesian., 1844-06-15
For Sale.

For Sale,
A Boston built four wheeled PUGGY, lined with
"A drab-colored cashmere. Also, a harness. In
quire of J. j. JARVES.
May %. If
Polynesian., 1844-06-15

Money Safe.
MNOR SALE, at this Office, an English made iron
Il Money SAFE. If June Is
Polynesian., 1844-06-15

Queen Victoria is again in an interesting
situation, so says an English Journal.
, 1844-01-20

NoaSfrosiiNs in the way of child
rem. seem to he peculiarly prevalent
in this country. A child was lately
born in Toronto, with three eyes.
having two, half an inch apart on the
right side OF the face.
A child was horn in New York on
Tuesday week without ears. nose and
eyes: the mouth was in the centre OF
the face. 1t lived three hours. The
Coroner held an inquest on the body
which was delivered up to the mecl-
da! faculty.
A more remarkable case than Ell
Their %! the above occurred recently
in Vermont. where 4 child was born
with the face on the top OF the head,
which was covered Ill over save the
small spot where the countenance
was developed. with long black hair.
| had four arms. two of which protru-
ded from the sides Immediately under
the natural arms. which were also
covered with long hair. A tail. also,
similar TO a cats. was appended to
this wonderful freak Of nature.
, 1844-01-20
Josiah Baker,

h3S A Z hAlE h-N4F iil9 ~ 60
Have YOU ever been in Windsor.
Vermont? II so, you have heard OF
Josiah Baker. Indeed, you have
not BEEN in the State, for he is well
known in Boston as the greatest poui-
try dealer in all New England. A.
bout thanksgiving time gen may see
in all parts Of Boston, Josiah Bakers
wagon, literally crammed with tur-
keys. geese. chickens. and ducks, to-
eeiher with pumbins and squashos.
and all manner of thanksgiving sauce.
1t was thought by some, that if Joslah
should die without an heir t. laherlt
his virtues and perPetuate the stock
nf poultry. that thanksgiving would
have to be abolished altogether in
that region; for. as to being thankful
upon an empty stomach. it could not
m the nature of things, be expected.
Ia fact. they tried it on one occasion.
Josiah did no, die. to be sure. but II
was Just us bad, for the time being, is
YOU shall see.
Contrary 10 all rs1Cas, and prota-
bly, for the sake of d"iag something
where with to distinguish himself, the
Governor Of Massachusetts appoint
ed Thanksgiving on the same day
which had been set apart for that rur-
pose in Vermont. Now. no zeal Var
kee will absent himself from his kind
red on Thanksgiving day. not even
for gain; and Josiah, though an old
bachelor. was in the habit Of having
all mis- blood relations 10 make merry
with him on that occasion; and you
know that the habits OF an Obi bache-
Tor are not easily broken in upon. Be
sides. his worthy sister. Hester. would
have thought herself scandalized ia
deed, if she were denied the priv
Iege of clustering and scolding, and
storming about as usual, in the hurry
of preparation for the joyous festival.
Not that she was ill%-natureo, or given
to scoIding under ordinary circum-
stances; far from it; but there is a
time for every thing. Then Joslah's
numerous relatives. land you've no
idea, unless you have been there,
how numerous ones relatives are IN
that part Of the country0 who were
always expected to partake OF the
Injuries of the farm-yard, and to de-
YOUR, with an appetite which iortun-
ately returns but once 4 year, Miss
Hester's buildings, pies, tarts, &c''
would have felt any thing but thank
fol if Josiah had gone to Boston IN,
stead Of keeping T~hansgIvIng al
home. But he had no idea OF such
athing.
He could as well afford TO keep his
turkies as the Boston folks could DO
without 'em, and he'd teach Gov. LIN
coin to appoint the same day as tne
Governor Of Vermont. SO JOSIAH
kept Thanksgiving as in time past
though his heart was not so light as
usual, for he pitied the Boston folks,
and could not help saying now and
then, as he cuta slice of Turkey. Gov.
Lincoln ought to have known bet
ter
, 1844-01-20

Mr.. Weed, writing from Paris, says:
The bread here for families is baked
in rolls a yard long, and stands by
the table, with one end upon the floor,
while the other rests against the wall.
In commencing dinner, the mistress
cuts a slice of the end, and then pokes
the loaf round the table-each cut
ting for himself, and the roll is again
placed upright against the wall
, 1844-01-20
BY L. ADAMS.
POETRY.
From the London Keepsake for l644.l
THE WIFE TO HER DYING HUSBAND.

From the London Keepsake for lS44.l
THE WIFE TO HER DYING HUSBAND
have loved thee in thy beauty,
Thy glory, and thy power
And shall now desert thee
Tn tby sorrow stricken hour7
There is no hand, save mine, TO wipe
The dsath.damps from thy brow;
Oh, false as thou hast been 10 me,
will not leave thee no,r.
They friends and boon companions
The gallant and the gay
Thy lovely and beloved ones,
Look round thee-where are theyl
No trusted friend is near thee now;
No gentle love appears,
To hang DER thy death-swimming eyes,
And battle them with her tears.
And l alone return at last,
My right in thee TO claim;
/, with my sad and broken heart,
My %blighted hopes and name;
/, with my love, which, strong as DEATH
Alike in good and ill.,
Hath chung to thee, in scorn and shame.
Unchanged, unchanging still.
But / come not 10 repreach thee
(Ah! would l came to save.l
/ can but smooth the rugged path
That leads thee to thy grave;
But 81. forever at thy feet.
Weeping in hopeless woe,
All, best beloved. would for thee
Mine own hearts blood might flow.
/ have loved thee in thy glory,
Thy beauty, and thy power,
And | will not notD desert thee
In thy sorrow-stricken hour;
There is no hand, save mine, TO wipe
The death. damps from thy brow;
Ga. deares: to my heart and soul!
| will not leave thee noD.
, 1844-01-20
The Weather in New York.--T
of the 9th ult., says:

Express. of the eth ult., says:
sit is within 4 few DAYS of the first
of the wear. and we have seen the
shortest days. and yet not a cake OF
ice has yet made lis appearance in
our bay or harbor--a circumstance of
rare occurrence, and one that we do
not recollect ever to have known be-
fore, The North River is fee OF ice
as far up as Ponghkeepsie, and the
boats get up to Kingston without diff
fcultv."
, 1844-01-20
Vol. ElI.--E0. ii

SoZo,OoO' Ohaii his !uh0 De applied
10 objects of great utility; such works
as will yield the State a revenue and
of immense service to its citizens? or
shall It share the fate Of the road and
canal fund? We finally trust that it
j, the wish of all our fellow.citizens
that this fund shall be so applied as to
be of lasting benefit to the State.
By investing the portion of this
fund in improving the Usage river by
locks and dams, we firmly believe
that a greater amount of good may
be done. and the State at large DO
more extensively benefited, than
would result from its application in
any other manner. The immcdi.
ate benefit would be
A saving TO this se. ION Of the
State in transportation alone at the
present time Of one hundred thou.
sand dollars per annum.
The produce of the country with
its present population, would be in
creased four.iold. by the certainty
and cheapness Of transportation TO
market.
The population and business of the
country would be immensely increas-
ed, causing a corresponding increase
of rerenue, and thereby tightening
The bnrthen OF taxation in other parts
Of the State.
The mineral resources Of the coun-
try would be devolved. Iron would
be MAIDEN sufficient quantities to sup-
ply the Sta.e--and in the course Of
time we see no reason why manufac-
tnres should moi spring up at the DIFF
ferent locks. as noted as those Of
Lowell or Fall River.
One word more, fcIiow.citizsn,,
and we are done. THE seventh arti-
Gle of Our Constitution declares, that
'lnternaI improvement shall forever
be encouraged by the Government Of
the State. and il shall be the duty OF
the General Assembly, ns soon as
may be, TO make provisions by law
for ascertaining the most proper OBJ
l"cts of Improvements in relation 10
roads and navigabIe waters; and il
shall also be their duty TO provide BY
liaw for n systematic and economical
application Of the funds appropriated
to those objects"
Now. feIlow-citizen,. the General
Assembly have complied with ,hs
first part Of this article of the Consti-
stution-they have made "provisions
By law for ascertaining the most prop.
er objects for improvement" and
those OBJECTS have been ascertained
by competent Commissioners and
skiilul engineers-and first and fore
most Of all in point OF ~practicability
and usefulness stands the Usage river.
Means to raise funds have been op-
propriated by the General Govern
meRt to the State, for purposes of ia
terna' improvement-we have &C.
copied and received our share-shall
the funds when realized be applied,
and shall they be applied to the mos,
proper objects OF improvement? If
such shall be your will, let the mem
he's whom you elect 10 the General
Assembly know it--and relying on
their patriotism, justice, judgment
and discretion, we rest our cause,
with the foil anticipation that our
hopes shall soon be realized. in tho
Improvement of the Osage river.
, 1844-01-20

John Smith was acquitted in the
Criminal Court, on Wednesday, for
the fourth time, Of a charge Of selling
liquor without license. and keeping a
house of ill-fame. near jefferson Bar.
racks.--Gaz.
, 1844-01-20

.Wifei wife, our cows dead-cho-
ked with a turnip!
tod YOU so. ! AWAY, know'd
she'd chuke herself with them tur-
nipS.
But twas a pumpkin-a darned
big on.
Wal, It's all the same. l know'd
all along how 'twould be. Nobody
bu, a ninny like you would feed a
COW upon pumpkins that wasn't
chopt.
The pumpkins was chopt. And
'twasn't the pumpkins mother, what
choked her, twas the tray-the end
ou't sticking out Of he her mouth
now.
Ugh! Ugh! There goes my bread
tray. No longer than yesterday. l
told you the COW would swallow tho
tray.
, 1844-01-20

the Squire who was awaked ont of a
sound sleep by his wife Jumping into
bed.
Nothing said size. only I heard a
great cracking just now, | thought at
first twas Your shoolin' gun going
off. bat ! guess lis only the Frost com.
lug out of the grouod.
At the mention of his gun, tie
Squire got up and opened the door
into the sitting room.
'Ssllv, are you up' What noise was
thatf'
'Twas-'t"as--I just shut tie
front door, that's all the noise thai !
hcara.'
'Wst. ySea better put the nail
over tac latch, andgo 10 bed.'>
The next morning the old lady
gave Sally a severe scoiding for slam
ming the door So hard when the peo-
pie were asleep.
That Interesting interview, and a
bove all the parting kiss was @
than Sally Jepsen could stand on
mnved-and on the next Sunday
when she went to church, and got Il
sly wink and a nod from JOSIAH, lor
her lie she could rot tell whether she
had Il heart left among her goods ard
chnttles. although she tried all meet
ing time 10 decide the doubt. josiah
repeated the kiss that very evening,
and performed more. FOR he pupHed
the alternative. and had the sa'isiac-
ton 10 SEE Sally blush-an infaIiib' e
symptom that his questions had gone
s~trai2hiway TO the heart, and caused
i, 10 flood the cheeks.
The parson soon blessed the happy
twain--and 'hrv became one flesh
very much 10 the delight of all lovers
of Thanks living dain'ie=--who IN
that union ~i"resHw n prrpetuatl"n 81
Josjah's inCompmabl" breed Of tar
keis. as well as of some other things.
AN EvECrrloN Ell TIE GrGLLoTtNn
is described hy Mr.. Walsh. 1t took
place in g small square in Paris. AZ 8
A. NJ. in presence Of Il throrg-chiefy
women and children. The scat1old
was about 8 feet square. On it were
two executives, in =, cent black, with
ou; masks--heads bare. Tie victim
was frs, placed. with his feet tied ard
hands fastened behind his back, on
an erect board, his face being toward
ii; the boards was then turned down
so that the neck should correspond
exactly 10 the sliding axe of the appn.
ratuS. On n mere touch 1t fell IN
simultaneously, the trunk of the cul-
rrit was showed at once into a large
box at the side on a level With the
I platform, by one of the two attend
ants; the other seized the head and
deposited it also in the box. the lid
J closing nj TIE III second. The
whole affair did not consume more
than two minutes. DR.. GuillotiRe
who invented the m1chine. is said to
have been a mar of humanity. who
meant to temper capital punishment
with the msrcv Of the greatest posi-
bic despatch. simplicity and gertrude.
This account Of him nav be believed
at the spectacle. says Walsh. The
halter is barbnrous; he old axe and
block we're often atrocious.
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enomt9 surg, i'm &6ni9rei6 gGiirtembers
Seffentlide earuns 3u Grbebun9 eineS gcrmS9eus,
unter SIusfduB SebrObung.
01idael s. Toe II brano B bon Qubrptoeburo, oe-
bOren Su SterretBad1 81. Sft ITO bat c1 III Ser
9dhe oOn Steubenote, @runtD Seffercn, ,Stuate Obic
III ben Ser. Staaten auf9chalten Der(clbe bat bier
776 Gucsm GermS9en lteten.
Sim 20 Gooemb l942 bentubte (Id oas be(Ioc Sber-
dmtszgertd hn Dcer feline @rten ouro) Gin i'm oipps
nlotifden QSe9e bcfcroerte5 Sd)reben au6ufDrDern,
inter DEN 9eleblldh erfcreerldlen Yladpeungen unr
lSoUmadt6s@ s@rthelungen oas 8erm6een su empfauaen.
gs 9elauq nid, cine @rSnun9s llrtnuoe 3u eron0en.
3par fchreb ain IA. Mdri l843 Der bfentltde gtotar
Tb. lln1b0dtcr aus 9iclp Qi6bcr, @DIumbiana @cntD
Staate Shio, haB SSiloen ram Dor 4-5s Sab
rem eetorben t uno caB er &iuoer binteraIen tdbe,
audi Oer1prdd fir bic, be(en Gnoern ou oen 0ruub
oes obaeoodteu Sdrcbeu6 r6lie9euoe llrfuuoen Il; for
gen olleiu es fam nidtS Gin.
DeIe unteerilnoete 0tahrht rpciS nun ba6 @eriht
uih su bead,ten, pnrern e6 muB, ha Don Scbenbrauo
Ilelblt felt "a Sahren nichts tcannt it, oa ehlte Sfl
Ioer oeTelten nidt bcfannt io, oa er elb 70 Sabre
cit 1910 3urlsele9t habeu mu8te, uuo ao fincerIo6
foot bon oa 9clcBltd au9enCmnen weroen mus, bic
oentlice 9lucrt eruu9 ge9en ibu uno ietne gcicBmd
B9e Qebes @rten, ,pie hermit 9eieht er9ebeu bin
ueu fed,s Wonaten, bon @tnrildung refeu i'm 9eger-
mdrt9cn QLatte AT, ihrc 9iehte at cbi9es 8erm69en
in glaubbatcn unb be9laubtoen llrfunoen barsuthun
wtcri9cnfalls noh Dem 9erfuB Der feds Wonate Der
Iu6lprud erfpl9t, ooB Widael Soilbenbr branb
NIT Dem q Oct 1910 tinoerlp6 seorbcn Su ahten fe
porauf ien JtacblaB ieiuen Seeuuerwanrcu
|au69efcl9 wlrr.
So belb[clIen inn &6ni9lid MIrtemb, Sberamts
@erieht
2uomio6burg am 21. Tebruar 1914.
9erb.
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Neuee gtabG0ement.
Vle6, 6upfer InO GifenhEenh.

Der llntersed1ncte beaatridttst bas publtuns. bos
er cb9es Gehdft 5u betreben an9efaneen ba u. ,par
IN to H. tn Der Suscarapasse setraee, IN oena ers
fen @ebduce 'peftlieb BON gGeirids irtbsbous unb
6einabe 9esenliber BON Soedmanus @rocerp, NO er m
De 3ett berett fen miro, suftrdse fir Gerfertiaq
pom oad'rnen e'cy 70 'pte ttberbapt fir ale in ein
Sad fbla9enOe 9rbeiten ansunebmen.- Gin autes aH:
iortement Dcn "<''
9 eh Supfer Warren
hdlt er betdnots anf anb, bic bon eutem Materiol H.
auf 9cldftSfunot9e Sec perfertiqt nb. Seine reife
Ino ben 3eitnmftdnoeu an9emefIen.
..-.... ga M. .. Gau mann.
01Tslltes &upfer Mehln9 une 3iun miro n Squft
an9enpmn1en. -.
@an olt, 0eat 3, 1914. 4a-4m
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Serna6ldfIG9t niele Jeoti3 ut6t !!

N1e fosIde osm lnereidneteu ulOis nO, rueroeu
re Nehnun9en ODER SHu(oGbeine ab,utrooen Ober onf
anoere sIrt SereOgung Su 9eben. ad, 8erlauf oieer
3ett mnB e leoer, Der beie J9cts perCdumt. es fdb
leof CUR Ea egen tpcnn er llnfoen gu be5ableu tat
s. 81. g Sbneiber.
@ancn, ben 1Oten Stunt 1874.
~ 81. .: s. 81. Sdneioer 1T fat immer in feinem
Wpbnhoule onsntreffsn. suserbem ,peroen aud Be-
}anlur9en 1r thn an9enom1en an Ienem aIten Stobr.
lest i'm 8eIbe oes Serrn Sartpn 49,
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Cine Nfa6!mdble uno Bauerei su perfQufen, ,

(Ginc quito 8'Iescnbtt)
Der lnterl ldrte6ene tietet utter tcu biliafen Be-
otn9ln9el! uno nm ben balben Bcrtb cine 1bSne Ban
ere n'o e'ne Watlnibe, 9e(esen in actlcn Gaunfir,
Sfort ecuntp, Sbio, nno betannt llnter bem 9an,en
an elnem ME febIenben 8al1er, nit % SUE Nau unS
antt betnahe bae 9anSe Sabr btuourd nit bier stei,
ne Sle 1T in etnem 9uten 3utano uno fam @efd1df
ts t'r Saufete uno unoen perrihten, uno [ieat ir1
telpuntt clues Der I7bnften eauotride fir 8at,en
I'M Staate> babtpea9 5tpther NanIlIUn -uro Sutton,
uno WelIen bonn Sbbio Canal.
Die @auerei miro enttpeber aan,, pber tim sbel
NIT Der Mnble oerfaut uno entbdt 200 9lder ausors
ud1te5 Eano IN 9utem uno oer6e1erten 3uftano
Gin gutter Sitel ODER 9tecbt, pirb barorf aeaeben.-
Sur oas Ndbere crfunbae man Ic1 ent>peber of bem
glase Nebt Oeer bel Dem llnterSeibneteu in afTcm,
Ohio. '"~"
George Milter
WealitOCn, l. Au9uft 1914. 4-b.p.
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Cine i6dbbare Baueret 3u perfaufeu.

Der lluter5etdnete tpinfdt feline Saueret uabe BEL
eart0n ln osrtaufeu. - SeIa9te 8auere 1T Elm Gbel
oes 9: Vs. SlerteIs 9. 10, &. 10, n. 8 uno entbdlt
L47 46-!OO yder. Dae 9ano it bon Der beften Quu-
tdt> bon tpeldem un9efibr 55 lder re;d1er gSieSsm
9rnno it, Die 9ebduoe beteben aus einem QBobnbauie
Ino elmer Sdeuer> uno Die @riet, tpelde burd, ras
S1no tt'eBt> hat bnldn9ben San, Inn cine Seblmlble
gu Ie'6e" Sin src8er 2beil Der 8aueret 1T unter e
ter pct uno Neaels6ens uno lberbaupt 1T aes in 9u.
ober Der prets gu bcd 1T fir etn Serin6oen 70 fann
er oarauf reen, oaB es Elm 9etcs fir i'm fe miro,
pe9en Der Jtdbe CUR Staot eneu Gbe Der 2aueret in
sotten gu oerfaufrn Nur Elm Saufeno Dollars ruerben
ais Nu9eio eeronat 0ae dbriee wtro in fc(cen Cab
un9en nit Snterele ou9enpmn,en, tpie es fur ben Ran
yer am oeqnemte" ut Oas 1Settere tauu man erf1b-
rem ourdb 9taffra9e bel
Santort> Suui 1914 +. w.
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SO Q 1T
50 1epb Numa 9 Q M NEE

0ereIbe 1T 9ebirtts aus r d., sd,pei, serr;,
e1 Saterano in 1885 am Stem Npril, unb lGnbeten n
Otetp Dort ocelbt er d unsefabr etu obr oufb;cft.
Ger unteried,nete tpnft etnen 9lufenthot N erfo6<
e1 uno b'tte baber eoen Menfdeufreunb ber benSeI<
Oen teunen n0dte> bm 9u6funft gefduiet borber oe,
ben 51 ~cIen> u1b Stpar unter folsenoer SlbbreG
Sofepb Old.
eanton> Starf Gounty> Obio. 42-4m.
p%llnere Nerren @rlte9en erfud1en mir sub obliga.
lone al rocproca obt9eS nerat 9edatat eintse Wa(e
IN Sbre rep Sldt:cr anfnnebue gu tpcQen.
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Notice

Il hereby gven that petition will he presented tc
he trustees Of Lake township, on the 26th of Septem
er next praying for road leading from The Smith
,hop Of the petitioner East 10 the C,nlon and Ran
oIph Road all tEose concerned, may attend if tha,
'hIuk proper. DeWalt Smith.
Lake Township, Aug 81 1871.
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$50 ftuo S bann Ioam Guntet
aus SIcia sautenta6
uno
Rareare @lSaGer
aus ercB &aatenta@ 49,
aus bem Sanrsert&h 1l;euau, S5utsreeb Saisrn.
Dieleiben oerlieeeu ibre loenlatb i'm Scmmer 1887
lab baben bis iest nod its BON (Ic bSreu lal1eu -
Der Undergraduate, pcld,er Dor 8ursem Nad,r5t BON
bren 8ertpauoten befommen bait tpelder bielebe NIT
nittbeen iou puuldt asbaloi9e &unoe uuter fclaeu-
Ser 9obrelfe:
SafOeb g deueriua, +.
Care of Lewis Hest,
Chambersburg, franklin Co. Pa.
-Suni Is. 1914. ..a.:.....
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Neue 0rocerp.
cSdcDb Gber

Oeadt ccm adtun9swertben publifunn biermt bic err
9ebenfte nSe9e, oa6 ct ene teuen @rccerDStcbr err.
rtdtet bat ub 3iuar in bfat Santpne aus, fiiblpee
Seite bes Dentliben Martts gereds III tueide csDbm
Bauer bisber Btrtbfdaft bteIt Sein Gtstr irb fets
nit ben ppra9ltten @rccerD @aafeA oasr slrt per,
eben ein ais: sa#ee, Gbee, eonbtes gd,nlpf Roud,
nnb 3antabad, BON auen Scrten; 9aIs, betm 8drreI:
feln, trede bic alsemetnen odusbaltsbebanaE erbe.
den pCbci nod bemerft tpro, oa lebtgebadte r(seoe
tdnce audi in flenen Snantttdten perabfclqt tperben
@s pro iein eifrsfeS 8effreben sein, feline 9nnbe,
burd btlise 9ree uno preapte Bebieuns pSq ,ufrie.
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