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The independent. [volume] (Oskaloosa, Kan.) 1860-1874, 1860-10-24
slAecident.

We learn from -shs Star, that the soa
Of Christian Miller. near Springboro.
was Instantly killed on last Wednesday
morning. The boy. his father and an
older brother went out in the NOR ming
to haul rails with apair Of mules
While the father and older brother were
loading the rails. the boy went oss on
the tongue Of the wagon to adjust the
lines. and. while doisg so. the mules
started off At q furious rate. throwing
the boy under the wagSp. breaking his
neck.-A;ansi (0.) Vsitor,
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The Territory.

The Republicans Of Douglas County
have nominated the following excellent
Representative ticket: Geo. w. Deitzler,
Paul ii. Bsrkau, Hermann Thonan.
In ArcHIsoN County Robert Nc cBrat-
ney and AS. Speck are the Republican
for election TO the Legisla-
Times.
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remained there about three weeks, watt
ing for the statistical reports to come
in. that he might have something on
which to form basis 10 operate upon.
When the reports we're received and
footed up. the want and des.itu.ion of
the Territory was seen to be much
greater than was before anticipated
Mr.. Hyatt gave Mr.. Pomeroy $500 of
his own money to expend to the best
advantage. and left for New York to
raise funds TO relieve the necessitous
families Of Kansas. The Gen. had spent
the $500. left BY Mr.. Hyatt. and about
$500 Of bis own, in addition. and had
sent the provisions-aour. meal. &c.,
TO be distributed in the southern coun-
ties, where the destitution seemed to be
the greatest. He had also purchased
about $4,000 bushels of corn in Illinois,
which would be shipped as soon as
possible.
lie made some estimate as to the ef-
feet the drouth has already had on the
territory. At the single ferry at Atch-
ison they had crossed SO. 900 hogs this
fall, and a considerable number had
gone out at other places. That at that
place. as at others. large numbers Of
cattle had been taken out Of the terri
tory. That both hogs and cattle had
been sold at extremely low prices
From information gathered from relia-
bic sources. be estimated, that about
1000 persons had left the territory to
winter. some Of whom could not return
until they could raise a crop where
they go to.
He stated that there was another
project on foot for assisting the people
of Kansas. but that it was not in any
way. directly or indirectly. connected
with the present benevolent movement
in Kansas. rs some Of the newspapers
charged. 1t was q new Railroad oper.
alton. designed to build a road from
Atchison to the Kansas valley. at some
point on the river from Lawrence to
Topeka: and as soon as 100000 could
be raised the work would be commen-
ced. and the money paid out for the
labor. that it might soon get iato the
various channels of trade in Kansas
That many men would prefer to labor
for wages than to receive charity from
their fellow citizens. and this would
give them such an opportunity. besides
doing permanent good for the ter
ritory.
lie approved Of the meeting and Of
It's plan Of operations. lie thought it
was best TO send agents to the States to
solicit contributions of provisions. cloth
my. aud moucy tU pay freight. II
enough could not be raised that way to
supply Jefferson County she could come
IN OIL an equal footing with other coun-
lies for share Of the means raised thro'
Mr.. Hyatl's movement.
On motion the Ccmmitte was re.
luested 10 convene again at a public
meeting to be held in Oskaloosa on Mon
lay. October 29.h. at o'clock P. NJ,
o report the wants Of the several tosn-
hips. andto transact such other business
IS may come before them.
Meeting adjourned to o'clock p. NJ, |
October 29ih. 1850. /
j. L. SPEER, President
JAMES MONROE. Secretary.
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POPULATION OF Kansas the CEN
sus returns to the U 8. Marshall for this
Territory. show = population. within
the boundries prescribed BY the Wyao-
dott Constitution. Of l09. AL.
The inhabitants Of tie Pixies Peak
region will number about 1900
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TIE DRourH IN KAxsAs.-In an ar
ticle upon the above subject. the New
York Tribune makes the following sem
sible remarks: ss sae ase@.=<
"The drouth which has devaAtated
so large part Of the Territory il quite
an exceptional misfortune. Others have
preceded it.but none, we believe. so gen.
eral nor so serious; and while it creates
a necessity for organised charity in the
more fortunate States. it does not prove
that the fair land beyond the Mississippi
is an undesirable place for emigration.
Such q disaster may not be repeated in
a generation. and should no more effect
the prosperity Of the Territory than :he
severe drouths which have this year Wis.,
tied the Southern States, and parts Of
Kentucky, Tennessee. and Missouri.
should destroy the prospects of those
S6CuO0S. ..ra.. 7
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agarriea.

October 24th ls60.by Rev. S.Bsoois
Mr.. ELIAS COBERD, TO Mss HAsuAa
CsoHr. All Of Jsfisr.oa County. Kan
sas.
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Movements Of the Royal and Popula.
Sovreigns.
BOsrox, Oct. &

At9:3o this morning. the Prince and
suite left the Revere House under the
escort Of the Lancers. and proceeded to
the Eastern depot. where they took
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J. CoorER. has been oppointed Re-
ceiver Of the Land Office At Lecompton,
Kansas. e.na- l9llraq So EI
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The remains Of ca. Hank and wife
who lived alone. sb1&t one mile and a
half from Marion lhd. were found amid
the ruins Of their house on Sunday last.
which had been consumed the night be-
fore. lndicati6bs showed that the old
people were, tie victims Of cold mer-
cenary murder. They were known to
have a considerable sum Of money in
their possession, and it is thought to
secure this the murdsrers frat killed the
old people. and afterwards fred the
house that evidences Of their guilt might
be destroyed. He served seven years
in Bonaparte's army. was in Spain under
Marshall Ney. fought battles in Italy,
and traversed the whole continent Of
Europe to Moscow as an infantry SOL
dier.-Miansi Visaor. ~
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@eM, Adrsrtisaa
DI0LUTIoN OF CoPARTNERsHIP.

Notice u hereby given thaa On ths 3sth dsy d
August, A. d. lseO. The psrsnsrship b. rssoioss
existing between William McCsriy and Frsak.
lin Finch, under the firm. name and style McCsr.
y 1 Finch, was dissolved BY u uiu.l conssns.-
The business VI the fism will be settled jointly.
WILLIAM McCARCY.
FRANKLIN FINCH
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His calculation Of the extent of the
destilution in Kansas was based on per-
sonal observation and the statistical
reports Of the different townships and
counties. In company with Thadeus
Hyatt. Of New York, and w. F. 81.
Army. of Kansas. he had visited several
counties south Of the Kansas river. and
found the destitution much greater than
they had anticipated that there was
almost a total failure of corn. potatoes,
buckwheat. &c. Judge Army proceed
ed Immediately TO Illinois 10 solicit.
contributions Of corn to supply the
immediate wants Of the people until
they could raise crop.
Mr.. Hyatt aud Mr.. Pomeroy eontin-
ued their journey. calling meetings
wherever they could get few farmers
TO ascertain the amount OF old
corn on hand. aud to organize societies
in every county. and they 10 form aux
illary societies ia each township. to re-
port a statistical exhibit Of the crops
for 1889 and 1860. with the probable
amount Of corn there would be needed
for consumption. and for seed in 1861.
They had Travelled more than 1900
miles. aud visited every county south
Of the Kaw rycr.
Onsheis return 10 Atchison Mr. Hyatt
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Oedel, - lette raS Weiier 3miI9en @uno unb
Oedel unp perlu4te eS obermal8 Die &ilte auf-
5ulpren9en. @rdb(id mar er an5uIeben, lein
@eltdt mar rotbblau Drn ber InItretgun9, ieiz
ne 9el9rpo(lenen Nu9en, gang nit glHt nnter=
taa!nten, traten Welt aus Dem &Opfe barou8, feline
Slppe1 lparen trOfen nnb auf9erilien, feline
;3abne l4lu9tn tpie i'm falten 6ieber aufenan>
Der, - paa 6leil4 unO Die Nd9el leiner Sin,
ger bIn9en blutl8 in 5eten berab, = er feuGte
lluo 1tobnte, tpte ein @rltdenber. Gin 9elpalz
tiger Jfuf Der Oefel ldien etpaS na63use>
Pen, - nr9 eine Inltren9ung - ba perlas>
lbm bic Seine, er rutI4te aus unO iiel auf ben
Sopen Der 3Ilte, aber i'm Sale fubr baS pere
9lftete WfeIler our4 feline 91np uno blie6 bar
in lteden.
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Oebrimni0e nun st. Gonis,
s einri6 B6rnhetn.


u8plf!" pinielte Sim leile, made MIDI
lDS, : vid BABE 3ebntuuIeno Dollars i'm
@aloe persraben, = le ipllen Dein sebSren,
= uber made MIDI los, Otiutm Elm Weier
unO ldneiOe bic Stride burd. vBOlfI bilf
Oeinem 8ater!"
Sci benz @Orte v8ater" oudte ber @abus
iinnise 5uIanmen, - baum trat er ndber uno
la9te: u8iit Ou men Nater ?"
vSa, @plf ia!" iammerte Sim, - yDetn
gutter 0ater, ber Did auf ben 6dnoen traeen
tpiro, - ober rette MIDI, WOlf made MID
lO8."
vDu tiIt mein 8ater ?" idrie Wolf unO
lprans Don ibnt 5urid. vOtein, nein Du bilt
mein Toter nidt. - On bilt Der Geufel I"
Der Wabnliunise lebnte 0itteruD an einem
Yfeilcr be8 Sd9eraum8 uno faBte meduuild
cine Gette, Die BON benz Pfeiler berabbin8.
vWplf Wplf !" i9rie Sim, ltd wie Elm Ser
3lpeifelnber friinlmeno uno lpeinenb, - yriibre
bic &ette ni9t an, = tcb pdrc perloren." Nber
l6pn bate 9Brlf Der &ette einen se1palt amen
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itaute gBaller ltitr5te ii4 nit fardtbarer @5e'
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lid)en yIrll. elltlett ppu Sims perNpeifeltem
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= nod trat ct 5uriid, unO ltitr5te inter bic
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binob in pie 6lut6en, - Die l9aumenoen Wel
len be9rutcu ibn auf INNER
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petcr ppr0eriidt uno ldOn Don Der Sd9e erz
f1Bt mprpelt, - jeet itteB Sim ELL 9rdRlide8
@5e0eul aus, - bic S1ge ldnitt en III letn
SGentein, RAP pa8 Wtart fnirI4eno empOr
ipritte, = Bob, Sbaw uup 2pm ltitr5ten iiber
bic Greppe 1eruuL : &'roulen uno Gnt tesen
perlteiuerten lte, - bic Sd9e aber tan3te lpeis
ter, ber 8aumltamm nit Sim riidte intner
mebr Dor, iein Seulen peritumute, ra8 furdt=
bare Sraf9eridt mar pcll5o9en.
p5d,edlid4 ! eutietlid !" l1ste Sbaw, iein
geltdt perbitlIeno. -
st BATS 5eGnfad peroient" ia9te 8pb fin
lter, - voaS lit bic 9ono bet 8er9eltm9.
@ebt ieet ben Nnpern entSe9eu, uno laBt mid
bier ollein. - Sure Sanp bleibe rein; = id
lperce erfilen, mas mein Ant lit. @ebt!"
Sbaw uno 1pnt, bonn Gntleben 9etrieben,
perlieBen id)pei9eno bic Oeitble, - Sob ober
ltie9 ipieber in bo5 unterirpil6e @eno1 bin1b.
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gSdS i'd 9elobt IN lener Stltlee bltteter Aualelt
SIT eae 9eiroe Gc9uI0 - it muB fie 5a9len.
G6ilIer.
8eu9enp unb 1tGbneno orbeitete Snlartborn
bara1, bic balls einserpiteten Sdraubeu lo85u=
preben, -- talter NnsitldmeiB raun in StrS,
men iiber feline 9libenOe Stirne berat, - per
Otougel an Suit eritidte ibr, - er mar benz
Wabnltnne na9e; uStnouS !" feu4te er, nur
biual1S, mDSen ite MIDI AUDI trbten, - bel>
ier, al8 bier 10 fiirdterli4 lan9lam 5u @rmpe
5u se6en." - gnpli9 tparen oret S9rauben
berau8, aber boS S9lpB mid nidt, nit fteiz
9enoer Salt unp 9tn9lt arbeitete SnartbOrn
an Der lebten Sdraube, - @nplid mid audi
piele, - baS S4lpB fiel auf beu 8pten bet
Gilte uuo nit einem 9emalti9en Nniate ltemmte
li6 ber Der3mei felnbe @efangene I'M 9egen ben
Dedel Der Silte, .um i9n auf5ubeben. = 9tber,
@ntleten bet Dedel mid niGt Die aiIte blieb
gu, = SmartbOrn freil4te punlpf auf Dor
S4retf unp 2lnsIt, ct trdnSte bic Singer 3mis
ideu ben &ienranb unp ben Oefel, INN bic
&ilte auf5ulpreu9en, er fleuImte lte wittbenb in
pa8 Spl5 - uber er rib lid Die Ndgel Don ben
Tin9ern, ba8 8lut ipribte aus oer 9equetI9ten
Sanb, - bod ber Defel ipi9 ni4t.
Seet beulte Der @efon9ene wilD auf in ratb@
lpler Ser5meiilnng, - er bate ba8 StnberniB
entpedt, = ct 1pubte Ii9 nun Die 9emulti9en
8eildld9e 8pb8 auf cen Oedel 5u erlaren;
Sob bate sroBe Na9el pur6 ben Oefel in ben
@ano Der &iite 8eldla9en unO pieie luBen 10
felt h1B iie Jeoer Nnitren9un9 SmartbornS
lpOtteten, SaIb wabnlinli9 Dor 9tn9lt, immer
,ansltlider nad 2uft i4nappenb, ppnnerte
SmartbDrn leet an ben Defel per ailte, = er
maste 9lueS I'M iein 2eben 5u retten: v8Ob !!
Sob beulte er srdBlid mad mir out lab
MIDI biuous, = t9 9ebe Dir hulpertstauleno
Dollars @epiB, Bob! i& bolte @Ort -
i4 tdulde Did niat, = made nur eine tlelne
Spulte uuf = td iAiete Dir pos gelo 9inz
au8, - unD er1t penu Ou eS Se3dblt 9alt, ldBt
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nod mebr aber mad auf - l4ueu i4 ert
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fen bes @alierS, bas 9fauiden Der &doer unp
bas &lppfen Der Gage, bic Cben Sims 3adeEpe
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Sett itiesen an9lt uno @ntIeeen uuf tas
SS6ffe, = er raffte li@ nod Elm Ulal bon benz
Orange Der 2ehenSerbaltun8 9etrteben aut -
er ltemmte leinen &Gdsn uno &Opf sesen ben
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8ead)tet ToIQenaes BET 3eitel..

Yer llnonGfs tIsr mu pbtgen neteIs eesatd If MhEH@
Iuu erfatsea Arlt TenSen, bur relcH Rt
pcr Isinen g&meen bert pb, iOnbern beMbcH aud bid
5a einsn Rrafen cine ebr bGSe &eHuB msea rdsreab
n in een Sduen bic Ssmptpn 3 ess IN bas SSeH
ejr8epur cher bic 3ransst meier f sssrHeH bot u e.
melt srBBereA RtoHuHs bcr.hgt s Seremgnn8sa peer
Shelles" WheH uad einer Tr s. Snit5 sufbe-
fuubtueu Bebanble5 III aeni9eR Eageu o9ns Smtes
Jntpcaisnen Es ben Huttenen ss5lt. ansed esrss
Ar VI g. g. gaes rag tene EuAnhuAg ter ~urettra- II
No. ale Srictles" 6tbaMb perb,g S9hRr 10 cH SkSriaaat
Of, trauriSi*E ipgbeu 5erbefhtrta.
%lnss eeutS S:te 9sb len!aaIsr EtSsSdGc ekSR
cGteu M ttt 3en gsSa ncsH s eteIsn Rnaer naS sreEe
dntDittn tr{narer.
Oh { D. SEil tyI3 bic eadit3s Cir cbtsE SrsnSsst
wu srBgert @trhEtbt eIs gRb Gin awbeEr GJt W Emsra
na " oas btei in en b@ttrtSIten boz Gunb sAs aHA
5 @ouauiou be npranJiite Srah peoer, tnbsm
uoe uit5 8teI anneitet Sein 9Sebtu III tie,
gtYSm u,.h auea uOratiiGeH tem in seaaca btten
Uat ,uberelte tanR Ba D6er rteatbaue eeer Rt ttg
8c, uabnerf ub esm @tbrums III o6den Sernria3ea.
s5ncnl,nen stem Rr bse Gnanhuns eKsesretta R,
0.r6 eae EiniG,rantuna htr 2ebcE8weis HpttHenst9.
au@ ben Granrbler 5e5 Wstb;dea 9eI@eGaS 5si w. j. V.
Snb e etrer 8ebe abren leint bsnbcre Anfisrtaa
;ESNei unh cerpljt aGsg Yeotnhsa etne keeEee &sr.
Or T. y Hibg Srdrentalo ar StaueH texa c5t-
gen. laSe vi. Wsbisn if sai nHb Uurbs HnsrtaLa
yuprei ouberol6cSila BEL sebrautt - Gr& So er-
GnQob, ocr Surtos Dt. g. y n,its portoirtteH Srza
eSsteu uut e Rejsu nE asens t,Re Eeets hes saasss
geititI sTbaIten.
4Ie Surngen bletbca rcn9 prsattt. a eeT OIcs zs ~
parots 3in,nttr ,,ir TispoHjen tcr ga,eutea.
OiItn hag sRrrsenS bIs l5t abcnb8
Ds. 2. u. GnaifSs
So8n.S go. II s5bh sESrek4.ifET BaEAmneA.
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Wtf1brlihe Ghlnfbeit,

s0tnH her treSeletree un unug Singer tts @nfers
Elr bag sr BEN Ncim eer mer5bafer ranfpeit in It'd
9onnen BAT 10 Sriiebt es tdufS Elm u5see Stdmge.
nNl rre ee 6Irt Vpr @utrsd8 tbn Ithreft lid ene ,u
aun en @rauen gen bnnte up or partet laae his be
oNinrtNme rless rdlten lebeS mis o. Gin mi Gjsdmu
rem snijuttec Qals clue bG N0ie Sdmer ecm Rcpe une
1t (1trtrn Nbnatme G5eidtes 4dubteit lusmutr r
ptr paut Rnrtan ben Sene Arml 6unen IN Ge
ihhI' unt IN Cen GtrCmitaen l gen teIe ltbc
m rirer ittedlben S6neut9 aUr It'd I1reten rt8 ulfg
OCT Vaumtn unt re Naennp4Cn enalen Spitr Yer frG
eGrtn 9rlntbtt Gin egenldn s ittties wirp 3rr
tluen trttltben Yeten tdcu e Gutc ha6 tbn nab
lentm ednef brn1t mdnneI teA N,eer turultetrt.
@a III cine trdur5 lbatde IE lausuhe eieier ft tkdren
6r0brit gum Srir ileu in 6ri1e unse1ifl4eit unr
eutGr Prdbler wtIhe e Anneneung jrnes tGetel Gtes
fft VeEturs re 9rhltun re6en nf cen 0e tse 2c6sns
tn eieneeS Sdiciu perpanceI,
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SaltimOre=2pct= Smpifal.

@e9riinbet 5ur llnterDrifung Der SluadIalberet.
Der etn3i9e pIag, no etne 9:tlung erlangt
1perDen tann.
2tnberun9 In leAS SIunben.
Sein Auedlilber, pas euete WsluaDbeit ppl'
lepD5 rltntrt.
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ST. Solution,

@6rh Tee tfntgtthe GcGegimns Q4uub6re tn qonbsu
@AIuTfr enet Ger ern nei8nbeu Gplegieu DER Der Stud
t Pt GEN 3BN lbsl elnei yebens In ppttaeru rpn
tHuFP PARIS Pbdteipbh uno a6een Staeeu uaebrah bat
cut etF mufrbaren 2eitunle pcenee eenen bic Ce
Rle Der gtet3'n mB n;ltltgs 2eiHenee Bic N QbreuiaI
n NetpptEa uno anerrn 0rantbeen lttten lple g. aud
ct t PlHeen 9rauItfn ietr crbrefe BIZ Al. pft err6
totn Vf 0Prtn5en &lein8eGn u rureen auasatlid8 &C.
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SelDnDera Ill bedti1ttn !

Or rtnrn btete auen Denen ne ulie dn relde f burt
ede 8cttnt uunatrlbe s N0rper ;ertSrere fur
bic Ntb rle @eeG4aft pe Gbe uniaGts maenec 2acr
5eittpltt baten.
3ier inc ftnt9C er durIgu tastnsmerten Bclsn Der
'ubEn VerHhn9stten ees Ydters SUaGe i'm udcn nc IN
tcH WtrrR Stmcrjen ink8Cpf S6rabe ees (etts geruf
oeF MuSraii psrSfIrpf. uerpbis uurube Mdsenffrddc
nrrruun8 cs 8erpauunesS rgnue aIgeeue &ntfrdftlpa
SpmptGr,e etr S1wtnplt1t
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Wftfti1

IW ltrefltttn 9Brn1en bep Qdirs fnb ebr All ftrsen
griuH fet @crdbmis8 Wsprru1a Sheen epribrit Der
l3ttetrdFe tPe Nbnnn9en &tneisrna sr. (Seudafl
sudt nnN Ntn1n!ttt WBrluen 58sa it'd lIbf 6ur tiantt
N. liur ctrl1e Ger tblimmen 6piBeu.
faasnes yen gerlrnen epn Alters 6nen Bt beurtHein
1Hf wt9f udte tpT 0elunphet abntmmt e lire raf
lieren wab bdB dbBcsebrt erben tbem he ene
ei9enttumItbe GrenHs bic @naen uen uup Sic Nn.
i6itnen Ger AuSsebruua tdben. - w.
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or. .9obnIfan,
Der etnSt9e 9lr3t, n,e(@rr Nn3Aat.
(gtabltrt UOr a6nebu csubren.,

[GtdbItrt DOT a&Sebn 3abren,
Sr Bat bds ers wriTamas uni teNs Uttttel In Der ge
ben % osSS%S @ Se easm s
tn BEN Genen ben Neren unh tr rnbld e1 Qerlus 6ei
CsaTlisH 9aIt ess 3erTenFet.es rss sCg Surss Rasn
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