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1sle - Re-! 1stass-yhe large three story brick
bail1lng on It's wsss sds ct 18Th, between Crate
I'D nsoed 1rests, ownsd By NJ James Einuaird,
Was sas6 yesterday q public vsudus, by Memr1
4odd1n = Appcsson, for ttO. Er. Wm. J. E0wen
beocmine the purchaser,
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LAWS.

w RANDOLPH has just published MIL.
TARY LAWS OF the Confederate 6:atez smbrac
iIe ell tbs les ilst.on Of Cons appertaioius to
miisGy fl airs from the first to tbs last session. In
cl1siys, with new and cepisus inGex. Psiss 81 s5
f. 1-1.*
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door Ann saoy N1NurAcrOaY.-rs
10 subscriber bsss Leave 70 lnlbfm his hieaAos,
tlas public gsuesaliy thsshs has opened B.oeaei
mae Factory On 4ta st<ss4 art dsof nost1 q
Btosd, where he viii - paeaNd 10 receive ~
orders f,r al work h his hne. which be psocDs
e execute u tas very bsss raaarsf aad q "
- nEpAiRNa srss.,aa IN n. s.assss -
b. . style lfs T-lssl Jas H9aTc1
000 1uS lRl8a f6Tx1Ols.
Sap. q ovss Seed
Is Ibh AvelsA
Rsc,iyiAe. - g aais = esaslgansa. ky
- , yO,pnNs Z 1s0
h1-1ss Essis -
SstaMUOD. L.lAWUVD, M. hseMocy;
IL 1ADO1A pxlme axteae Vepgsrss
ckfb s9ds, Rask rsppE. Orr TsA Cam ~ H.
Lanp oaaee. ooe1 nsseee9 sn1 eecsse''A'ss- "
r !. -. s.:. sn < - ''''A v rows.
6TO1 SxTs-,As eIseaaa Ol1ssonssseA 49,
(aol1 Nux1W0 WATCH; maker -
S31s = O.. Uteepenl; WQIan1ed = spassa!e
$500. t11DA ole9 49,, Ssesse ~
Hsavsx 0vz1QnA3t peceev new. y, -
lom alsssA uAsA ! ~ - = - s 80
h9s S A:as's - = - 's''s r '''
n600X Alb nA0N1 - - fsis9s. IN
Isl go ~ aaA ~ - = eees4e,esse ~.
& 1ueU - lanG1A - b ssse g. -
0Aaves9 sDe1sw - otesqh asIseesS ~,
- - 9ooev -. 49, ~
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II = - - = d Day ~
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q a .5SSS - ZXx4os
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DRoAD STREET. THEATRE.-
90 and see HAIRY xACARrHY.
Niss SALLY BOwaAM, - " As1AALks
And the Grand Oorrs ds Ballet Ct ss,,v 49, ~
gents.
1. The Bonnie Blue Flag. I" rlua.sA.sd By thir,e.n
lovely women.
Iceland ~ II d. with her sons and daushteeu n
their great National Dance.
A fall Orchestra, under Tie difsstion IL Prof.uaor
Benediek, every night.
Atnissisn rs ssuta; 5esvanss 81 csu.s n,s,.
cPea e ItaL1 x1S9 - .. A7-1te
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THlEg Poiristn this Laws Ut War ana Neu.ral
ity, Search and BlocAads-With the changes
Of 1856 and those now proposed. By John
Fraser Mscqusen. Esq, one Of Her ksjessy'i
counsel. Price. o.; By mail, el.25.
<xs This admirable little work is frtm the pen
Of an abls aud learned pritish jurist slsssly well
known by his many works Of tie highest aathofi.
ty among the legal profession. The present pro
cuction 10 Of great interest and rsaearch and should
be In tho hands Of every statesman and scholar.
from the Richmond Dispasch
"This book Ii the most important work en- IN.
ternationss law which has been issued in the Con-
fedsFscy, especially bearing, 1t does ON questions
which are how uprefmoet In ihis country
From the Richmond Whixl
"This 10 reprint OF IN 1aslish work, the ap.
pearencs Of which in this country, at the present
period, is most oppOrtune. II should be In the
hands Of every member CT Congress and Of every
other man whose station renders Il esssatial that
he shou d be familiar with the important sutiscts
on which II treats,"
Address orders to
WEST 4 JOHNSTON,
Publshtrs and Booksellers, 80.
Is lit 145 Main IT.
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A PPLss, LEATHER. SUGAR, &C.

"a lie
20 tbls superior 0sesn Apples In g,od order;
70 do do Dried Applss;
- 90 do Brown Sugar;
ECO do do 6rper end Extra Rlours
! do do Old Apple Brandy;
! d. do Otdaf Vinsgxv;
16o sacks do 90 and Timothy Seed;
60 Losss do Taiiow sna Wax csrdl.s;
1000 do do Manufactured Tobacco, part
chddie,;
10 ktKE do Nails, escorted;
4oo lb; do Lead Pipe;
500 do do upper Lsatte-
800 do do ecrep co
leo do 90 Shoe Thread;
SO do do Grasd Biackberzisa,
500 Go do Dry Eices;
10 bales Do Co,ton Yarns;
loo do do Sinking Tobacco;
Cd.tco medium TO Hns .isar;
lo0 pa.rs Mems Served Erega,s.
n 5.ors AID for sals by
3 Z goBaErS, CONN Merchant,
fs7--4tH Cor.er Gary and 18th sta.
DLaNtiE-This celebrated racer aad station
eis maks season this spring as Broad Rock
m;iss from Tia city Of Redmond ct elo1 the sea
son. with 81 to the groom-the season eo:smeneiue
the 81 Of March, and ending thu 18th jana.
This psdgres Of Planet is too ~sli known, xna
uaas OF this sh arsctsr IL alssttsr, it Is only
Necessary 10 say that out OF twenty six msJes b.
served last gpsins nearly Eli a-a with teal.
kr. Mcdaniel viii give his particular attention
20 thu care acd management Of mares sent ta the
h,rss, bus In .veas b. responsible for aesdsass
He VIII feed Them with grain at u per day and
zone win be received % rsnaain any Time without
being grained.
All shalssa mus: be paid baors tho usrss are
fs7-is: THoKAs 4 THos " DoswELL
DEFEND ofFiO1 FOB sALE.-Ths a..
j dsriisnsd. proprietor Of the BxCHQRD Dim.
OCRkT. the publication Of which .was diseontn.
Ssd Ies =, The ssn,rsas:nons q shs va. s;.s
TuaEs, &C., tssonetas to ne sstaS;kamsat The
Press, Type and ell tie Fixtures Aye In excellent
crdsr. icing almost entirely az w.
There ia 9 good jon cFx1C1 connected WIKI
Yessons acs ssuy to parshess may eonnunisAts
with A 4 Artlus, OF ryssH at Liberty Eedsurd
eo = ans y: JOB. : 9 P esss .,.:.
E0R GALE-s1J fsss q arouad q o. ioWn q
IL Fulton. with large Bsahis. sheds ana Iwsil.
stfset Iss an Gary, bsswsse 1osh sn1 2las sts /,
ircendx ioo tsst oa Gary street. snd les fset =
dspsh 10 N sstsy 30 fsst lat nsar fntoa HIN :
ss & Iis s 1890 &c :: 81. .s; z IS g c
Pins Weed dslvsred q Us pr ees4 Tens ..
sonnss 8, = So, Ayp,y y ADAo1D 1o.sI,ux
T1POKTANT NOaI a -Fessess 7svin1 -.
l nitrrs IN Ia depot Of thh ObmpAn1 6re -
Ssss1h = . r.sss.: = = ne :: ny as
6onpsuy wi1 noA s ss3pss 80
Hsrsafte ~ A1EniD - ~ e. heouane Aouo ~
- 49, egxAnG - 0o1k - - eoQnos1e
s =, 4 IN ~ y ~ $500. p e. 4
49, 4Sds
4 1A1l QHANQ - z - :
w - Qay, hfS41 0 1lT7> - GIG1or
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SUBSTITUTE NOTICES.

SUBSTITUTE WAMTnD.-For native ofthe
~ Ooa.e2sracy. over ~ years Of aga, Of good
very liberal price viii b paid Inq ar of NsaTs
Uozestt Z Audefson.
ss1-lr WIN u pODLA
CUBST1T0f8 WAKTUO.-Fo- a JAN ovR y
~ yesss 81 scs. snd wsn Tssommsnd d lies.s
pstse viii be pail Cali q the store Of 1oaD
LlN0b8 l7th ssraef, cppoxlte Old AHlet
es tit
WI AN1sD-A 6UBSTiTUHD.-Y For one cvsf
w IS years Of age. Whe can cone wall recon-
msndss, sltc)swil Be given. CsI 70 day "
0'csosk n u ~ LEE = JAnnS's grcsioa heeDssa
door, bslow Exehaaes ssaAlsa TfanAInst
feT-Jss
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NEGROES ron MIRK.

KJKQRoEs FOR HIRK-Ws still have for hire
IN several good Cooks. Washefs, and lronses, and
pessor Dining r0cm Servant, and several Wonsn
with children. whom We would pm. o.,s for thse
v.e.u-is and etothsA We have also sood eoans
Shoemaker. For terms, 10, apply 70
CLOPTUN 4 Lynn
to 1-2t Ctyuer Wall and TrsLklin atA
MAJ Il lave Tor private sale . very hxsfy CHAN.
w EERNAID, about 10 years If aga ADply
to 40 ISL PULL1AA 4 CO. Aassih
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NEW BOOKS, STATIONERY, &c.
4 BOOK F0K BVREY SOLDIER

A BOOK fOK BVEkY SOLDIER
by JOHN sse!nback Wilson, A. A. Surgeon r.
A. q. s. Second Edition Prise Is cents.
Upon the receipt of the price 10 viii fors ard the
Book to any Part Ct the Confedsracy.
WEST Z JOHksTCN,
Publishers and Booksellers
las Main street
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The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1863-01-30

south were the chief support Of slavery,
and that there was no danger Of servils
Instructions. lie said, too, tha. tie
south had learne3 that personal coulage
is quality common 70 al sections, and
that in battle the men of tia north, aud
especially Of the west, were Their equals.
Twenty months of war had corrected una.
ny errors and taugh, us the wisdom of =
century, aud If We would on J re unite,
the Union would be stronger and luors
durable than ever.
Stop hgh;ing-make an a-mistics-no
formal treaty, withdraw our army from
The seeded states, reduced both afmies 20
\ fair and sufficient peace establishment,
declare absolute free trade between the
north and the south, buy ard sell, agree
upon Zoilverein, recall your fleets, break
up your blockade, reduce your navy, res
tore travel, open Gp railroads, restabiish
the telegraph, Ieuuite your express com
panies, 10 more Monitors and iron clads,
but Sc, your friendly steamers and steam
ships again in motion, visit the north and
west, visit the south, exchange newspapers
emlgrate, inteIrparry. Le slavery alone,
hold elections at the APT oiuted times, let
US choose a new President in 1854 !; and
when the gospel Of peace shall have des
cended again ftom Heaven into their
hearts, ana the gospel Of aboItionism and
hate, been expeI.el, let our clergy and
their churches meet again in Christian
intercourse, north and south. Let tho
secret orders and voluntary associations,
every where, re unite a. trethren oncs
more-in short, give to al the natural.
and al the official causes which impel us
together, their fullest sway. Let time do
his ofiiee-drying tears, dispeIiing sor-
rows, lnei!owing passions, and making
lie b, grass and tree to grow again upon
the hundred battle fields ef tbs terrible
way"
Whoever believed that the var would
re<tore the union, whoever Was for A war
for tie abolition Of slavery or Gjsuuion,
or whoever demanied southern indepen
dence aud tiH;I separation, wol'd not be
satisfied with what he sad, bNt he ha! al
WAYS been for tie ulion and woUll not
.urrender it now In youth lie desired
to live TO see the l9Dth anniversary Of
American Independence, and as orators
exu'tin oar growing gloriys and greatness
of the siil! Uui!ed States, lie hope, for it
yet sooner if possible. In any event, let
that be the day Of the great restoration
We were IN he mids, of the crisis Of the
revolution. II we secured peace noH,
anA began reunion, al would be we'll
If not, to saw nothing before Us bat re
violation aaI anarchy.
He ccn~la'lyl by reference TO his read
"eSs 10 yieI,I up ler.ontl INTERESTS and ihs
material rewards Of aniitiop Just now to
tie IL ire aud tie good OF lis country.
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.HE WORLD.
AN INDEPENDENT
DAILY, WEEKLY & sEMI>WEEKLY
NEWSPAPER.

/ IN soliciting for another year a continue nee
i and increase OF the favor which in so short a
! period has given to THa WORLD its present rank
amo' G American jousnais-a circulation bIsl-
ness p.rronage, ard Influence equaled b. other
journals only after the effort of many yeaIs-we
reuew 10 our old and Lew readers the promise
thai 40 iab0r nor. expense Will be spared to
make H.: y ord what II aims to he
7NE BE>I'NE VSPAPER IN 4 NERICA
II politics, now as ever, THE WORLD is inde
pendent, but never neutral. It's only creed is
a national one of " hich the UNION, the CON
STiICTIOS, and ThE LAWS, and FREEDOM
OF SPt ECH, Of TIE PRESS, of POLITICAL
DfSCU SSlON AID Action are the corner stones.
tte po.it cal events of the past year have
no aoiy demonstrated the need of an able, fear
less, spokvn, first class
CONSERVATIVE JOURNAL,
In the commercial netropo Of the country
whi"h give Constant, beld and vigorous Ut
terrace l., tae Conservative sentiments Of the
best aud honest masses of the uation.-
Opposing every encmv to the
UNION,
whether armcdTn rebellion at the South or in
I'd u'iy planning the SEEDS of disunion at the
Aersh. Opposing every viola ION OF the
ON.oTITUTIOV.
the Only bad al hso. L ion the oaly
er"u q upna ric. ~e eau esu"rt aud compel
the aHeg ance OF the South: Opposing every
iniractlon Of
THE LAWS,
Il his h p'Focs q il believing thatTobedi-
el c. 10 la- Is service to cod. Opposing every
"io,-liOr OF the Ere, com of speech, of the
Pres, OF Political D.,cassion and Action, b,
hCnsucvcr these vie ations are Committed
whether hp he ex CuI.ve Ill its ArbitIa. Y, lie
gal, AID Tn usi AIRES - it refusal Of tie prIyi-
tege II the Wi OF haGeaS co, pas, its denial
the rights and liberties # c,sizprs. It's arrests
without warrant-, its impiisoDments without
trial, lis abI oGatiOn of state AID federal laws,
It's Illegal prcc.auat'on of an empty enlancipa-
tion. Ur whr rther b. st violations are committed
by the party IL power, is orators and 'ts press
e-, advocating measures which must sUnder the
Union for the sake Of de-uoyiug slavery, and
donJur.cing treason against all n .ir political
oppo: e.is,
Loy al to the government always, it wi, give
10 The adnl-'IaEion a hrdrty and vIeorou.
sup 1T wEcIrv-r a:d wherever the 4dniui5-
tFatIon i;>cIt Il -! % h hoEd, he priucrtes
AID the I.Iity OF HE governments.
TIE WORLD will oppose Ill compromises
wh'-h would bar'er awsy the ptinoi ':e, or di-
yide 'he iu!Di!. Tor which alone the Nrrih l.
"a6 : w.r II Viii oppose peace itSeI Ill the
suCce-s y! tlc var assures the permalnnce Of
peace, and viii urge the prosecution of the wGr
"rh n eclno:ry "hicA h4s not htheito "
orAfd r ,zreaauu.ez, and gIsor for winch
the nation during year has PRAY ed in vain
IA, So" care " i'll be exercised over She col
uran7 of the y or!! to exeiui,,, over ,iing Shch
cou,d Offend pu'e, christian tnogaiity, md re
course viii s!ways be lad % the SAME high prioN
,i"."s NJ wed as ~ guard Its 60 ums as to sudo
IL .aGgmeut Q. muL and events.
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NOTICE Is hereby gwen that By virtue of liz
~ ceuse to given by the County Judge
CT Mauito~oc county. shall, on the 18th day
OF December l-52, at ten O'Clock in the fore-
noon OF tiat day, az the oliice of " NJ. Nich-
OILS, in the village OF MauitoHoc, expose for sale
and sell at Pubic Eendue, the premises known
and described as follows, to,wit Lots eleven
and twelve in bocA no. tw, hundred thirty sew
eu, and lots ffieeh and eghteer ~ block no.
three hundred and eighteen, all in the village of
Nsni,o~oc, couaty Of Msnito~Oc, aud State Of
Wisconsin. HELEN u. LAMB,
Guardian II George Emery Lamb, Minor
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ky 4 very sad story has just beea
brought before he notice of the public.
Ia wletched garret in Cook street, Dub,
lin, On bed oI e,rlness, perhaps Of Death,
lac the son Of Sit franei, O'Nei!I, tho
sixth baropet Of hi, family, the undoubt
ed descendant Of = hundred kings, aud he
cousin ofa Iuhe and Of tiiee peers Of the
realm. raIai,zed, speech!ess, nnabie 10
move the scion Of tie great house of
ONeiI ha, lain in Cook stteet. IN a garrett
Tor four weary months y daughter in :
law, indeed, tended Lin, the mother Of
six children, but the means Of support for
the whole family was a pension Of =, 2.i.
4 dag. When discovered by benevo'eI,
gentleman, six mouth rent was over due,
and nothing remained bat he street.
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j. $ GIBSON.


erai assortment OF Photogra a.. tum- Gases,
snd Frames, i kept ca hand ,nd will be sold at
low figures.
COKPSES end INYALIDS TAKEN a, their
residence if required !; also Views OF LtndscaPe-
and Dwellings taken at reason bic rates. Hav-
ing had fifteen years exoerieuce IN the ft.e
Arta. we shall undertake 10 dc a. good work as
is done in any OF the Eastern cities.
Office on York street, opposite Platt Villas
Store
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TER HS


The Weekly World coctain5 The led Dg ed-
torisi. OF the Daily, aud copious summary of
all the rews oisthe week p 20 the hour Of pubs
catiod. Ii 10 other weekly paper published
III this country are there found such full COM
mcrci.j and market reports, end general news
in. 5ence, combined with so much editorial
nat. .er aud VARIETY of mi sctliaue"us reading, as
iii the Weekly World Published Thursdays
TERMS.
One copy. one year, 81 to Clergymen 81 :;
Four copies to one address, S5; T"enty copies
$40 Pr a club OF ten copies Ia extra copy
will '. -,... .or one year For club of twenty
the Semi Weekly will ne sent. For ciuo OF
fifty the tily viii be sent. For cluh Of one
hundred, the Daily Weekly, aud Seull-W eekly
Ill be -er, .or cu. year.
kernftances for the World may be made by
Draf's Treasury notes or bank bills of specie
pa, h. 2 b.uks and where the attention OF the
po,tna-I=r rs called to the remittance at the
tim" Il mig tae letter, it my be made ct
our rt-a.
Cou,tr parer- y t..serttng this prospectu
"ne ot 'no'e tl'u,-, ei;itled % a copy Of The
Daily V orId tor ore yeac.
Specimen'Nos sent 10 any address upon ap-
phcaiion. Address
TIE WORLD,
No 35 Pa K Row, New York.
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nR + SIMON announces TO the public that
- lie Las rcuioved his oiFice and residence to
The second hg use west OF BIcnsch's store, On
Jay street, where those ieeding his scrvicescan
md hm when no. olhernise professionally en-
gagged Gmos
Nsntowoc, Nov %. 1852
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tsE1. REED,

attorney and Gouussl}or at Lar.
Has resumed the practice Of hi profession in
K4Litowoc, and car nov promise to give
promp' attention to al! professional business
entrusted 10 him.
sT Collections made in any part Of the State
For few weeks Lis Office win De found IF
bis dwelling house.
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CESAS. A. REUTER-.

NOTARY PCRLlc, Agent for the MI~sukee n Il
tual Insurance CT renv, and onuty Treas
urer. " i'll at'enI to he payment of Taxes
&c. Office on Ninth street. nl-tf
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and healing spirit of mutual confidence
and conciiation. Thus will the nation re
form itself. tremendous and continued
APPLAUSE
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TIL E PILOT
PURITAUISE IN POLITICS.
Speech of Hon. S. S. Cox, in New York.

/
The sensation Of the day is the speecj
Of Hon. S. s. Cox, Of Ohio, delivered il
New York on Tuesday. Annexed is
report Of ita substance:
The west is aware that New England il
getting the benefits and itself the burden:
of the war Fortunes are made in New
! England wages are high, and contract:
plenty: while the west is charged with
extor,ionate rates in transportation and
in the price of their purchases They
are robbed By tariff on what they buv
robbed on wha. they sell. Why are We
in the west 10 pay fifty per cent. more or
goods and lose fifty per cent. on whea'
and corn? Are the laws of commerce
suspended for class legislation Is free
trade good when it takes off the duty on
madder and coloring matter !or the bene
fit Of manufacturers, but bad if it lets in
free cotton and WOODEN fabrics Is it right
to tax whi>key made out Of Illinois corn
and let the tariff remain high on Rhode
Island screws!
They would bs borne, but 'unhappiIy
,hev are associated with an element hard
e' 80 '',"' =. g: ':,'',,',''' ,1a '''' :.
:" NC I.DI.ol. DJ af ro,ss 1;La hara,s
~,
ny "o''o' "''o''
Win 'he same '''"'F - u ''a'' I oi' ~
er taking success for justice egotisln for
greatness ''"'''"- 'o' "'s''U.I'' ,'' o"P''.'y
'o' en'e' p '~e' S1,'',:'.' ''''' - "''''
c"''' 'o' P,eIy - "o ""i,, Io' To.n =
~ '"','' ,i;.; 7. na,r1 n~..,:,olI,.
u'>o ~ Ir.''1 80 a... f''.1,'s'', -.
'"'-o '"'t'- III a,;a:,u- ~ IaxP Nan Ean
.loaa n,au 10 I,rni,, IN ;,,~o,,ion and
sa,,oro.o,;. :, irdust,,. sbe nav hoast of
har GI,ra,;os ,c,,cors ,.l,nr,,.s- ,ra,s
s,a ,,o, s,,},s;,,;7o M Iora,. ,,rI,.r n,l,ol'
anI ,.hnaI ss,o NOV s,n3,, &c liza .yo,,,
soo. 80, ;, draw thre.d 'f,a an3 l;l.a
,ha ,n;I., how 10 make ,he web she
NAV ho.s. ot a iar Guard in every factory.
Ln, with # al she 1oes not understand
,bo uo.b,,;s,, of Tho ~.a.a Uar ;daolo.
n;s.. boyo ,rodnaed conr,s;on WHARF
,,,do.} l.r.,o,, r,,,,,ron-o !
I, - ha i,,for,,.6 =, ono sila
-, ,ao,as,;on I, ,s not smart +, o,rav
10 y-.in,, a,..;ns, ta,.arf Il is M. sr,ar,
Alu;r, f,n,o,ias .rI los,rov ,ha source
. 1,.,' ,nh;.r, r.ra tIam ~ s,,.a.nls
- 81 fou'ano;,a,;on-bar u N,,,ill ,ar.fr-h.r
y, l'.',' of i:,I ar Iav-ars ,o,
r,ur+$ a,,'ar' - ,"o'a,. on..,.a.a + a.;Sl5u,
~ - na; ;,n,,aool = nraIo .o,,,o c,n
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