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Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1860-04-13

cufT. from his poke, and proceeded 10 put
them on my wrists. ! standing In my own
house wi,hou, hat or boots, only In slippers
OF cloth.
"a whistle was given; come men rush
ed in. none Of theu, known 10 me, and car
ried me by force TO the street, where stood
n carriage with two horsc'. They lifted me
from the ground. and tried to put mo In
the carriage. resisted with my feet, for
INV hands were fa., in the manacles. They
tried two or three times without success.
breaking the carriage but the horses start
ell and they could no, 20, me IN. In the
mean time my cries and those OF my sister
had called my neishbOr' from their homes.
who surrounded the ruiIians and prevented
them from carrying me- OF.
- stood in the street in my slippers half
an hour. wearing the handouts. until Dep
uty Sheriff Moore took me by force from
the ruiiin.' hands under writ OF ha5'ai
corpus, issued by Judge Iloar. Their names,
given after n long time and reluctantly,
were Silas Carlton. - Coolidge, -
Tarleton and - Freeman. There werc
two or three others, whose name. have
no, learned.
Fifteen minute. after was handcud sd,
standing In the street, Freeman read mo
warnn, signed by Vice Prc.idcn, Brcctcn'
ridge for nv arrest, with an endorsement
iron McNair. Ssrgcant.atArn' Of the Uni
ted State. senate. authorizing Sla' Carlton
TO seize me. How he did II | have said.
People Of Massachusetts,. act q, !, seems to
YOU hes, 10 ,hi. case, r u. SLspoRS."
eli. said that. with two exceptions,
the democrats entered mos, heartily into tho
spirit OF the people Of the town. All were
indignant a, the manner in which the ar
res, had been made.
1--WE arc informed ,ha, Mr Rufus Hos
mer. aged 50. died at Concord Of paralysis
this morning, induced BY the excitement &C.
ca.ionsd by the arrcs, Of Mr. Sanborn.
ION. Official fron Concord, when asked
why the United States officials did not sue
coed 10 getting their man into the carriage,
explained ,ha, when the ladie. who bad as
seublcd around Asscr,ainet what was soins
on, they crowded into III. earrias, with
their ample erinolinc', fllins ID completely
up, and the officer, found !, impossible to
remove them beior. the wri, Of ha5ssi oor'
yus WAS received"
Mr. SAnbOrn wa. SC, a, liberty on the
writ Of haI,ai corpus.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1860-04-13

RxroRr on rur DIcrAroRnL MissAos
The Judiciary Committee, through Mr.
Hickman. have made report on the pro-
ties, Of the President, which Is complete
answer to IL. The following points made
by She Committee, destroy the whole force
Of his message:
"Tho President. II will Be observed
throughou, hs Message, assumes that the
resolution TO which no makes reference
charge, him with the commission OF high
crimes and n,i.demeanors. This was nsces-
sary to the argumen. he has advanced. IL
is for such charges only the House has the
power Of impeachment. The grdranon Of
hi. complaint i', that the accusations are
OF such u nature rs. u true. would subject
him 10 M impeachment. and that the House
has proceeded to pas. upon them. or 10 NOV.
ing to pa. upon them. through form OF
proceeding not authorized by the Conss',u'
ton. Herein lies the fallaey. and that
which. uneIposod, nigh, operate as the de-
cep,ion Of the plea. II this were, in truth.
n charge ag,in., the President, calling for
tie form OF trial prescribed by the Constr
tuiion, then tho determinations Of thI.
House might possibly 10 open TO animal
version. Unfortunately fof tho attempted
NJ - A
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1860-04-13
From the Daily Advertiser.
The Result in Rhode Island.


The election Of Col. Spriguc !. neither Z,
Republican defeat nor democratic victor,
IIs wa. nominated originally by the Con.
,rra,,re Republicans who bolted IN. p,IL
ford ,iels, then he wa. endorsed b,,h.
remnant Of old line whis. In that Stat,
,bitdl,. he was udop,ed by the F,llu,,,
Au.,ican. and when the combination "a
progressed thu. far. tho democracy Ab,0.
do,oJ the idea of running CANDIDATE u
,h.,, own ,.r,v. and concentrated ali ,b,i,
.,r,n,th on sprarue. with the view Of A.
o..,;., p.s.lt,,d who W., the re,ul,, p.
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Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1860-04-13
BLICAN
STATE CONVENTION I!

TIE Republicans Il Nains ~,u mset IN Coz
,,ntion 10 Noruuil--r. Ill., nsngus, o. rAafs'i',
The ssyeuih "a, q Jaue nsNi, "a ten o'clock,
NJ, o. u1miuais a candidate So Govetnof, to-
easd,d.is. 'ar ELctois "a large, apd 60 trsussSi
On, bee b,is,usss that ma, prupetb cotse bsioU
tAs Couventtou. The hasis II tcptesrntsitsn ~.
- a. 6li~s;
Earh Cii,. toss and piiniation shsl u suiitlr''
% on, d. gate. Each cav. tosn ati pl,uisiiat
that rist ssveoiy hye votes g. ihr '.h'scst
e.si,ia . So Cove nsf ~ isi9, shall l. satiils,
% On sd.'iii.ual delegate. sni onr delegate - ~
a., huadrsd votes Sc ,aii candidate IN ls3s, a
boss t~ysaiy. 6se.
Thr state Ccuiuitt-. ~in - a. sr.siou ~ ih'
Rs,,cuf ilnuss he s,snirg = iary ihr Coaveuilua
JOSIAH n. pKJNNONn,
LEONARD ACnKEWS,
FREDERIC Robe.
JESSE :. LNfORp.
JOIN n. MARROW, Esrul
HANNIBAL HEtCilER.
EDWIN FLNE,
JAMES :. PINE, STAT
MM. VI. RUST.
a 4. iiWEN.
GONG HArnORN, Con
AMOS PtCkAEp,
JOHN N. RICE.
S.P. BROWN.
ELBRlDGE q. DUNN,
Apfl 9. i-6O.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1860-04-13

Mexico. The capture OF MiramOn''
steamers. by tho United States, seems TO
have put an oIiingui'her upon the hopes Of
that gentleman. Ilo has given up the seise
OF Vera Cruz, and is Withdrawing bic
troops. Juarsr va. short OF ammunition ;
and could probably have held out bu, little
longer, fac. Of which MiramOn was igpOr-
ant.
Lord John Russell proposes an armisiiee.
between the two parties, for year. during
which time National Convention shall be
assembled. and form new government on
permanent basis.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1860-04-13
JOHN J. FERRY. Editor

Terms.-ous Dorist s-d Fiiy ceuis reT wear
L. ApVasct; Two dollars At The cod IL ths
CIUantSa. Toacoo-mo,isie sura asafe VIII
ins 20 40 IN eNtcudisg The e,fsua',oo oi howe
papsr. whsretA nousy accompanies the "fde''
~swiu seui
10 Copiss. isr zee war, for Sls.so
81 NV
E-S. Y. Mars, No. I Scollsy's nuilI'sg'
Ccoft irys,, Bcstou, u au,houIed 10 rrcsi'e ~
,s,,.cmsuts lor this paper, a. the tar.e ra'e' 10
quissd n, ~. o..
rs. ". PrrrrNsttI \ Co. 10 state -
Dc.ion, anil ~ Nassau 81, Nsw NoiA' are oe'
uu,hafissd afcuis f,r pFccaf,ng suhset p''ons aH-
ior~ sftisg sdvrrtissusats.
Erraymer iGsr allad,rStisemenisish heal 10 u
Do Tea, The ,..ie oithe 6fst iassftion.
- Commemorative. shssld Il directed Z"
.las NGsfd Democf.t," PARE Me.
Hook and job Printing
RoNPTLY AND NEATLY EXECUTED
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1860-04-13

That portion Of the Sub-AIPno Kingdom
which Napoleon Ill. purposes adding to
suffering France, which hasn't bal a bite OF
Europe these fisy years aud more. Is about
as large as the two States OF Connecticut
aud Rhode leland. and contain, about goO,-
900 inhabitants, moro than tvo-ihird. Of
whom belong to the Duehy o, Savoy, and
the remainder to tho County Of Nice.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1860-04-13

EFFICACY or AMERICAN MISSIONARIES. The
Levant Herald. an English paper Published
at COns,antinOple. says; 1--WE nsk no.
body's contradiction in Affirming that the
American missionaries have done more to
advance civilization and pure religion
throughout Turkey than all the other asen.
cics. diplomatic or missionary. which Eu.
ropcan policy or prOpagandism has ever Get
to work upon the country"
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1860-04-13
/" The PRESIDENT
ENnuRNENfNT.

"S-pt. Is, 1853.
The inclos,d letter !rom Col. Patterson
Of Philadelphia. is submitted to the Attsn.
ton Of the Secretary Of tho Navy. j. b."
CENsrEI OF PERSIcIous PRioTicE.
Z" Should fhi' praotios (buying vo,e-) iHasd's
until The roiors and iI,ir Representatives. ~
ne S,a,' ard National Legislatures shall b..
come ml,,i,i. ne JouHid,a Of Fro Gorrn.
menf ,S,H hea b poisoned al rs source. and
irs must eH5. as history proves, N a military
d,spoii,m. A democratic Republic, all
agree, cauno, long survive unles, sustained
~ public virtue" lJames Buchanan.
TnE ApucK ME,sr roR 0rnER PKorLE.
The covOds Investigating committee has eI.
sminsd George Baker. editor Of the Penn.
sylvAnian. who testified to holding salary
OF $1,000 in the philads'phia Custom
House. bot could not tell wha, Office hs
held, or wha, duties ho performed, or why
hi. name did no, appear on the lie. OF eu.
ployses.
lie admitted he was a rtidiire Of Prc.idsn,
Buchanan.
George II. Parser. Of New York, testified
TO various matters connected with the gov
esnmen, contract relative to the public
storage in New York, stating that RESPONSE.
bic par,le. had offered to take tho contract
a, $50 900 per year les, than the amOun,
paid by government.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1860-04-13

The sale Of that remarkable and truly val.
uatlc preparation, Perry Davis Pain Kill
Ter. 10 constantly and rapidly Increasing.
Daring the pas, year tho demand for this
grea, remedy hs, been altogether unPrcec-
dsn,sd. Scarcely week passes by darias
which wo do NJ, hear OF some remarkable
cure having been performed, within the CIR.
Gle Of our acquaintance, by the uso Of ,As
Pain Killer. PROV. Gen. Advertiser
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1860-04-13

The Lewiston Journal states thar the new
Congregational church at Auburn will te
ready for occupation in May. Il i,eOmmO-
dlous. convenient, aud thoroughly built.
The whole cost OF the ediGcs will be about
$4,000. and the society will 90 into the
house with means to eI.ingui,h nearly all
OF their indebtedness.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1860-04-13
CONGRESSIONAL CONVENTION.
Second District.

The Rsruh'inns q the Second Congrcssional
D,stict MI meet in Cunv.r',ou. "a Auloin.
TEIpAN. NAY 4th. ls6O, % 10 20 'closk 4. N
So ths rurpo-e of seleciin- tao tc 'sgatss to The
Naiioual Rcpuilicsa Coa,sution v hch u@sts 20
ChicaEo. Msy i6ih. Zoe the ruipose II uounnst
ing gsp.Aiican csliiiaisi ior Pre-. iJcui aad Nicc
irssit-rt
i've, tDsn and plHntion vil - eniillrd o.
90 dssgate g. even az, vote. ihrowu isf the
Espuhhrs candidate 1t D,ovHru1f 81 1853.
a. a.. WJ~S
WILLIAM KIIBoURNE, District
BENJAMIN fJRHt I'll, C0maittSs.
J. ". FAIRBANKS.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1860-04-13

In South Reading, Mass. Friday. Nh
Irish wedding party disturbed the neigh
bOn. Mr.. Thompson started for the poles,
bu, was overtaksn, and attacked by three
Of the party. all Of whom he stabbed in de-
Tending himself. Two Of the wounded have
died. Thompson Is under arrest.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1860-04-13
The Scarlet Letter.

The following Is the Scarls, Letter. y"
alluded to 10 our las, isne. together with
the endorsement Of j. H."
PHILADELPHIA. sept. ID, 1858.
"DE,R STA venture To suggc., 10
you the importance OF awarding the con-
tract. for the machinery Of the 'loop now
building ut the Navy Yard 1T ihi, time, and
IL u can he done without prejudice 20 the
public service. % Merriek 4 sons. Theirs
!. the only establishment in the il. District
which employs large number OF mecban'
io. at ihi. time, 500. when IN full work,
40.
Tho managing partners (Mr. NJ, sen.
heing absent in bad healthy arc full Of en-.
srgy, .iraihing every nerve 10 keep their
force during this depression. aud, in % far
a. know, the only Old Wing. Of any in.
nusnee In that District who arc in favor Of
the re election Of Col. Florence.
=" know, from iormor influence, tho val.
ne Of that influence. and feel persuaded tha,
/, /. tho iu,ers., Of the Democratic party to
increase IL.
"The IL, Di,,rie. will. hope, be carried
in any event but with that shop n, work
illl.hanled, two week, prior 10 the cleo.
ton. the result would. | think. 10 placed
Leyond all doubt. With much respect.
"W Z. PATTERSON.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1860-04-13

AMERICAN AGRiouLIuRsLisr. We have
the April number OF this thoroughly alive
monthly. I'll always well filled with mat
ter suited to the seasJn, always fresh and
original. a feature valuable to every sub.
scribcr. is the annual gratuitous dsiribu.
ton Of vegetable seeds. Orange Judd. pub.
Usher, New York. Price 81.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1860-04-13

Youru's TrNrKRASeK visIroR. The nee.
essAry number OF subscribers having been
pledged, Mr.. Vos, has commenced the reg
ular publication Of this journal for youth.
The number before us for March, contains
a Temperance Glsc. written by Hon.
Stephen Emery.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1860-04-13

The Boston Traveller says a crazy
man has offered himself as wI,nss. to tho
Senais's Investigating committee, on is'
principle .ha, before that body he would
DO tho rish, man in the right place ba.
the committee, with ,ha. strange 'hrswi.
ness which j. often exhibited by tho mad u
detecting their own inarmiiy in Others,
would not hear him"
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1860-04-13

roRr GoEGs. The Secretary Of the Ma.
Wy. has conferred upon the new fort. 10
Portland harbor. the name OF " For, GOrs-
e." in honor OF Sir ferdinsndo Gorscs,
" the original proprietor u the Province OF
Mayne. and tho father Of English eivilira-
ton IN America"
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1860-04-13

Negro sam, believed 10 have been up
wards OF lao years old. lately died On the
plantation Of hi, master, A. j. Billing'y, Of
Jones county. Georgia. When captured IN
Africa he va, IS years old, according to A'
statement.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1860-04-13

Isaac T. Shepard. the Saving. Bank de-
faultOr. is again a, large on bail. lie was
acquitted on the charges Of forgery prefer
red against him and has now to DO tired
on charge Of embe,rllng the funds Of the
hank
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1860-04-13

Samuel Moreley'. cotton shed and seven
building, at Memphis, Tenn. wsrs burned
Sunday night. The shed contained COO
bale. Of cotton. Loss $4,000 insured for
500 900.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1860-04-13

The Cosmopolitan Art Journal for March.
1, one Of the bes, we have ever received.
The subscriber. to this association receive :
full equIvalen, for their money in the en-
craving and journal.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1860-04-13

Mrs. Elizabeth Daveis, wife Of the Hon.
Charles s. Daveis, OF Portland, died on the
sd inst. She was the las, surviving child Of
the late John Taylor Gilman, Of Exeter, y.
m
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1860-04-13

TnE Ilux,S voIcE: its right management
IN speaking. Reading. and Debating. In.
GLIDING principle. OF true ElOqusnee f; 10.
gethrr with tho function. o, the vocal or.
gans-,he vocation Of the letters Of the
AlphAbct-ths cultivation Of the oar-the
disorder. Of the vocal and artieulating
organs-origin and construction Of the
Engh.h Lingusge-propsr method. OF de-
livsry-rsmedial efforts OF reading and
speaking etc. by Rev. W. NJ. Carale,
4. ~. New York Fowler 4 Wells.
PIP, IS. lemo pamphlet.
The above title givsss very good idea Of
contents Of tholiitls volume before us. We
have not had time to examine u fully /;
bat We can ,ay that the reader neei have
little fear Of aBy work bcarin: tho imprint
OF these publishers.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1860-04-13

1t rumOrcd tia. Paul MOrPhy is to re-
move to Paris, With his mother, with the
intention Of making the French capita!
their home.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1860-04-13

The corner .,on, Of tho new Penber.on
mill, at Lawrence. wa, laid las. week. The
company will manufacture the same class
Of goods as before the destruction Of the Old
mill.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1860-04-13

STATE CONVENTION. In another column
will be found the call for the State Conven.
ton. 1t will be held At Bangor on the 9Th
OF June.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1860-04-13

Asa Gstchell. E'q., has been appointed
and commissioned as Register OF Probate
for Piscataqui' County.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1860-04-13

TIE Reporter learn. ,ha, Moody Walker
Of Briision. had leg b'oksn, on Friday,
being run over by loaded team.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1860-04-13
a" cOScOED. Mass. April J. 1850.
IL l.. O'Clock at night.

=" To The citizens Of .MdisaehuSsiiJ
IL have to inform you that cowardly
assault, was made upon me this evening at
about quarter pas, nine O'Clock. in my
own house BY four or Eve persons claiming
to have authority to arrest me. The facts
are these:
=" came in from call abOu, nine o'clock
and was sitting, in my slippers, a, my desk,
when a knocking called me to the door. I
went down stairs. opened the door. when a
small man entered aud said, Does Mr..
Sanborn live here?' That is my name,
sir. said | At the same time putting out my
hand to welcome him. Here is a paper
for yOu,' handing me folded one, which
took.
"At that moment gray haired, tall and
stout man entered the open door and said
= arrest you Mr.. Sanborn.' by what
authority said I. and wha. is your
namey lie gave no name, but said . I am
from the United States Marshal's Office or
something Of that sort. What 1, your au.
,bority-yOur warrant repeated I. We
have n warrant. said some one, for by this
time two moro men appeared. Show IT
read it, said I. A small man calling him.
self Freeman. taf,erwart) for none would
give their names. began to read paper.
but had only 90. through few lines, when
the gray'hared rufiAn took pair oil hand.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1860-04-13

The new democratic Board Of Aldermen,
In Portland, was organized by the selection
OF L. y. Kimball ms President
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-05-10
HOME MISSIONARY SOCIETY.

The Tbrty-fourth Anniversary Of the American
Home Missionary Society was celebrated last evening
Mt the Church Of the Puritans The audience ledthe
body of the house.
abe Rev. ABRAHAM PETERS, d. L.. Vice-President
of the Society, occupied the chair
The Rev. DIR. III. Ii. HOOKER Of Boston, made the
opening prayer after which the TREASURER Christopher
K Robert esq, presented his annualrepOrt. The Rev
Daniel =. Noyes, Of the Secret7es, followed with
an abstract Of the report of the Executive Committee
From these two dOoumEente the following facts are
CLEANED:
nch d. d. ofis Director Rev Henry Rowland d. =
and nine Of m Missionaries The number % Ministers Of ths
Territories been O7 OF the whole number GOi have been
th Pasto or stated supplies OF snse nmS 81 bs
extended their abors still wider fields Nine missionaries
E frss 70 W and ls to German eongegaions
and to congregations o. HOlades Norwegian swedes and
The number o. congregations and missionary stations supplied
IN whole q in part s2 The sTegae Of ni1erisl soGr
bath schools s1tyaeven chofcbes have organized
oa aR house. ss %o have i Ss eoped
- repaired and 81 ors II erection One hun
eh1Ioxe are "a PREPARATION for te gospel ministry sixty mis-
2tSs hopeful conversions The editions the cbwches
seay Is ess 9e seersiDd have been 6s7 viz sj
Resssyts- 1895 IL EsDeadfme,s 69-lesvng
S45 ~ m que 70 missionaries for labor peored toward
aAIcejng E1c1 sna meeting further claims commissions
y GTeonsg hot S ~ In all 70 sS7A sa-the balance
ComDayoI1be receipt have been less by s22s ~ tsu
preceding year; while the Expenditure by reason OF
balance hand the opening Of the year been = G3 ~
TesIr and 2O 81 greater than any former year And lie
eeepts the churches have not fallen those OF the
reoedug year but have exceeded them by the re
ipts from 69-beng tSl % less than last
ear The Of issionare also exceeds that
ear BY So and OF any preceding year by 80 and increase
A. Neon saOst wholly ia the Western States and Territories.
g more years labor have been performed than the
1eaf lat reported 50 congregations have enjoyed the
reaching Of the Gospel and ZsO more children nave been IN
trusted IN Ssbhsth-scboos en-
The Rev. THOMAS S. HASTINGS moved the following
resolution: $1,000, Al o.
% dscouIsgenent presumption and only confident energy
III lover said that the Christian work had two
ides-dyi,ae and human If we looked on either SIDE
lone maid d by grace, Encouragement followed the
nonledee Of o,r own weakness, But py eaoracins
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-05-10
Passengers Arrived

In .,tomshp Quaker City from Hacdnd-A Lascnran wis'
seven children and two Miss G. LascuIan NJ ferod
lady two children and servant s. Luhing A Moraes r. =
Ba;e r. Garcia f. Namrsin H. Calera Mrs Jo,efa Rus 90
Apodaca de Fowler three children and two servants fs n
end Miss A. Tying Mrs Bentley Mr. Buison and inend Don
go Coga Jose NJ sorgano d. BiaIt Ricardo Siaon Dh
Boerdnan wife and child; Eugene Fabsr, H. r. Robinson
Mr. ViIeqas and Mrs Josef Demonco and
Mr. Emilio Cabsds lady two children and servant hrs BIOL
lae Mrs H. Allen Messrs Louis Echazanee. j. NJ fzaqi-
ere Ferpe Beiio Mrs Ynez 8zoy and child Mr. r. Poyer
wife two chidre and servants b. Gallo wife three children
and two seryans Mr. Juan arr Mrs s. AIDE NaVaete cnd,
and serys, sfessr A. Bizel and servant Augusta beaper
Robert hmsn Julian Guisaroa Mt MsgnieGr MANUEL
dez MAJ ue Foguirolo Raphael Lopez f. T. Green Jose NJ
Lorez a. H. Green Danato Monroe Manuel Codina, Antonio
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