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Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1864-06-30
ssIcIDE.-Almon s. Wheeler, Of East
Berkshire, committed suicide by cutting
his throat with razor, on the afternoon
OF the 2lst. ,....t... ..s.-... g,

MASONIC DRDIcATIoN.-One who WaO
present at the exercises mentioned BE-
low, which we were unable to attend.
has furnished us with the following a.
count of them. e'
"The dedication Of the new Hall Of
Center Lodge No "a, took place on Fri
day of last week, present at which were
the members of Lodge No. "a, together
with large number from neighboring
Lodges. After the usual dedicatory
services the Lodges formed in process
ion, and preceded by the Fort Edward
Cornet Band, marched to the Congrega-
tional Church, where Prayer was offered
by Rev. Leland Howard Of n0tland.-
An address on the subject of Masvnry
was then delivered by the Rev. Mr..
Haven of Shoreham. At the close
Of the exercises at the Church, the
the procession was again formed and
marched back to the Hall, when they
adjourned to re-assemble at s O'Clock in
the evening, to enjoy the festivities Of
the Levee, for which the most complete
arrangements had previously been made.
OF the Levee (the first entertainment Of
the kind we ever had the pleasure Of at
tending, gotten up under Masonic aus
pices) we must say it was among the
pleasantest social gatherings we ever
witnessed The exercises Of the evening
were opened with prayer by the Rev.
Mr.. Hubert. After the guests had en-
joyed themselves for while in the cul-
tivation of the social faculties, they
were invited Ia part to the Bardwell
House and the remainder to the Central
HQpse) to partake of supper which had
been prepared for the occasion. When
the physical had been provided for, they
repaired to the Hall to engage in the fur
ther cultivation of the social and mental.
Short addresses were made by Hon. J..
M. Slade of Middlebury, Rev. Mr.. Hull
bert, Col. w. G.. Veazey, and Lieut. r.
M. Edgerton of the Second Vermont
More appropriate and interesting ad-
| dresses were seldom listened to. They
were Masonic, patriotic and Christian
like. The number present could not
have been less than three hundred. The
interest of the exercises of the afternoon
and evening was greatly added to by the
music rendered by the Rutland Glee
Club under the direction of w. f. Smith.
When we left the Hall at late hour,
many were enjoying themselves in the
social dance" a sx
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1864-06-30

Plain Talk from n British Consul.
The British Consul at Buffalo has ad
dressed the following expressive letter
to drafted man who claimed exemp-
ton as British subject:
BRITISH CONSULATE, BUFFALO, N Y,l
May 81, 1864.
Richard Fitzgerald, Barracks No. |, El'nira,
". T..
SIR II am in receipt of your letter of
the Goth inst, complaining of the con-
duct of the military authorities at Ell
mira, in regard to the manner in which
you have been treated.
have to inform you that on the Goth
inst received letter from your wife,
stating that you had been arrested, and
writing of you, she says: They will
hold him because he is voter. He new
er voted but once at town meeting" /
must now point out to you, in the face
of this admission from your wife, you
have committed perjury; and if | had
not been deceived by your false swearing,
should never for an instant have endeav-
ored to protect you from the conscrip-
tion.
In voting you have assumed the char
acter of an American citizen, and you
win now have to take the consequences.
| have written to your wife MAY 20)
and informed her that you have forfeited
all claim to the protection of her Majes-
ty's servants in this country. You have
contracted an obligation towards the
| Government of the United States, by
voting, and for your own peace and
comfort you will find that the best thing
you can do now is to make up your mind
to fulfill the obligations you have been
| placed under by the military authorities
and by doing so quietly and peacefully
you will find that in the long run yor
have saved yourself from much miser.
and suffering. $f}
I am, sir, your obedient servant,
DENNIS DoNoHoE,
Her Majesty's Consul.
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1864-06-30

tg 1t appears that there are two
Democratic National Committees, the in
heritance of the Breckenridge and Doug
las feud of 1850. MIR. Belmont of New
York runs one as chairman, and 7. B.
Florence Of Washington the other. 1t
was the first. we believe, that postponed
the Chicago Convention, and it is the
other that is to meet on the 30th "to
consider matters of Importance to the
welfare of the party" .
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1864-06-30

BRowNLow ON THE RICHMOND "WHIa."
In speaking of this journal the writer
Of the Ke,n, K., Ventilator says
Why the editor Of the Richmond or
gan should be angry with Lincoln, we
are at loss to know. Lincoln's eman-
cipation proclamation liberatcs half a
dozen of that editors children, whose
several mothers are American ladies of
African descent. Lincoln should be
looked upon by that editor, and thous-
ands Of other southern parents, as ben
efactor. He is setting their mixed blood
offspring at liberty, thing that they
could not do, as they are slaves, and
many of their fathers-this Richmond
editor among the rest-are not able to
purchase their freedom.
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1864-06-30
FOURTH REGIMENT.

KILLKD,
Co K-Arba b Ford, Granville, June
9Th.
WOUNDED.
Co A-Saml F Dunbar, Bridgewater,
June s, slight, Nathan Mann, Searsburgh,
June 9, head slight.
Co C-Joseph Woodbury., june 5, NOR
tally.
Co G-Sergt VIM Stevens, E. Mont
pelier, june Q, leg slight.
Co K-Corp Peter Smith, Northfeld,
iune 6, arm and side, corp Dorman Bar
ton. Northfield, june 9, side severe, Jo-
seph Titus, Straford, june s, Lowell
Stearns, Plainheld, june s.
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1864-06-30

BENNINGTON County CONVENTION. The
Bennington County Union Convention
made the following nominations
Sesafors-Lemuel Bottum of Shaftsbu-
ry, j. B. Hollister of Manchester.
Saerv-Ess::.1nder Powers of Benning-
J ton.
States Attorney-A. L. Miner Of Man
chester. 53,2a
! High Baaie-Martln Wheelock, Shafts
bury. je ecoa es .st .s...
Asststant Judges Of the County Court
Harmon Myers of Pownal, Ira X. Batch
elder Of Peru. eot t9
Judges Of Prodate-Thomas White of
Bennington; J. w. Batchelder of Dorset.
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1864-06-30

BEER SPLLEp.-Two barrels of beer,
seized by deputy Sheriff Briggs, one at
the saloon of Mrs. Perkins on Merchants
Row, and the other at Brewers on West
street, near Merchants Row, were "con-
fiscated" and spilled on Saturday.
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1864-06-30

The ORWELL FrREs.-The selectmen of
Orwell have offered reward Of $1,000
for the discovery Of the incendiary who
Sc. the fires of last week in that town,
mentioned in our columns on Saturday.
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1864-06-30

DRowNEp.-We learn that son Of
Mr.. Dana Hall Of Pittsford. aged about
twelve years, was drowned on Friday
last, while bathing in Otter Greek.
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1864-06-30
SIXTH REGIMENT.

SIXTH REGIMENT.
KILLED. =..t
Major r B Crandall, Berlin, june Z.
Co F--corp Eugene NJ Farr, Ripton,
june 5.
. WOUNDED.
Co A-Nelson Nj Chase, Berlin, june Z,
head.
Co F-Henry Baker, Dandy, june 6,
body. .
Co H-corp VIM II Rising, Roxbury,
June 5, shoulder,
Co willis B Jordon, Colchester,
june 7, hip slight
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1864-06-30

offered for the education of the mental,
moral and physical faculties, "That we
may be prepared to act well our part in
life, whatever and wherever our calling
may be-" Ngv ea r ss
HFt tI.Nf q n Htrr
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1864-06-30
West Rutland, June 9th, 1854! =

AccIDzNr.--A man named Guiran, In
attempting Friday afternoon, while in
toxicated, to get upon the train leaving
Burlington for Rutland at one O'Clock.
fell, was drawn under the wheels, and
his left leg 50 badly mangled that am.
putation became necessary. 'a edi
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1864-06-30

PETIrroN.-It is stated that nearly all
the Windsor County Bar, at the late
term of court, signed petition to Gov.
Smith to remit the fine imposed on two
soldiers for riding Bethel secesh on a
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1864-06-30

Co, E.--Sergt Lemister M Parks,
Springfield, ~.
Co. K.-Iiram ETupper, Underhill
'Recapitulation-killed ! : wounded
70; missing g.; total Is. H
7 tfla,4. WILLIAM WELLS,
Mai. Com. lst Vt. Cavalry.
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FIFTH REGIMENT.

WOUNDED.
Co Corp Geo Husband, Sheldon,
june s, hip,
Co G-Chas T Miner, Tinmouth, june
7, leg.
Co Holm L Scott, Benson, june 6,
side.
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RUTLAND HERALD.
MONDAY, JUNE 27, 1864.

Reports from Vermont Regiments
Adj. Gen. washburn forwards to us
the following reports from Vermont
regiments.
LIst Of Casualties in the First Vermost Brig
ade since jane Al, 1854.
SECOND REGIMENT.
KILLED.
Co A-Hiram A Fuller, Brattleboro,
ISne 9th.
Go H-Joseph c FELTON,, Fairfax, june
9th.
WOUNDED.
Co AVN Z Blowers, Arlington, june
5th, leg slight.
Co B-Chas II Bailey, Rutland, june s,
leg severe.
Co C-Sergt II A Richardson, Brattle-
boro, june Z, foot slight.
III A Comstock, Andover, june
g. shoulder.
Co H-James Pratt, June s, head, II
Shonion, june 8, arm severe.
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1864-06-30
THIRD REGIMENT.

KILLED.
Co T-Geo F England, Maidstone, june
9Th
"a. WOUNDED.
Co C--Chas f Jones, Groton, june 10,
side slight,
Co Holm Wark, Richford, june 9Th,
chin severe. ....r. ......
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1864-08-16

On the ahcls, i. would seelh ihct ali tho
beas!e,t snssnaity of tho iankses. combined
With thuir unlimited tonimsud IF tho beat OF
materials aud ths highest =ki!l, has not emu
hlei thaiu 10 equal. mIns lsss to dGrpass us in
tbs ba,il,nE " irJrr-ulais. W.!loeo ws Are ia
ier,1:. hclthor stisnes 10! workmanship hayo
boon ut iau!i: bat ne have bal to pay ta pen.
tlty OF employing interior iaAterial. That wo,
With ail the difficulties in ous way, strictly
lirnltsd u y VIC nra to the soanty available re-
sontoes Of tho South, aud deprived Of all man.
uul labor aud csper. skill from abroad, with
oat espsrisLce sGd almost without tho Meaus
Ut testing our Norks. should yet taVe achieved
80 inucti ..ad suffered 70 l!ttI5 from the i'm
'rioi,sd!y superior naval tuIsa OF the eno1ny, is
bot a..oti.ar nTuni ri t.:a ..ahs We hefs 10 suIy
ou ".sIsoi1es only. aud 70 ,:ou:.t CT tas bless.
iDra ifon. IA High.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1864-08-16
f.Est rEs.I!,uSS.

MoD,ts. August tl.-IIe.Sy iliny rspo1ttd
G. Fo.i Morgan, Tuaatay " sLine.i!.y " AMI t,-
day. The !rteHTarh wIre IL chi ke:sssn tie
rii1 aEI thr :nii.
Two Nta-;ls .re N Dog River Bar this sSea-
my
Cue bay sh5Is6 ais 5a7sred with the d.5ris
0l Fedeial vess.ls.
L.'Tse qn=ntiios 81 IL: ptc api ta!pautias
have bsru iura1l. &" prs,sh; Tho eusiny troiu
getting up.
Tr'Dia "rc ,ta,!y arriving, aa.l good issl.
ir.s exists.
nrlST1N. L., August II, via Mobile !2lk.
--NeT o:leans F.pccs oi the 9lh h4Ss been
racorS4. Thev say tlt, tIa Yankee mu1ito:,
ie;nuso!' tisnlk torpedo opposite Fo.t
Morgan. aud Hent down immediately All On
board per!si,5i inaIul:nk the saptsinj es9sm
nihe re.son-.
Alter pa=i!Gg ;Ls f.ft iho TenHe5sas same
dr tii;"nRh tho wJ;,Leu Vessels 81 'Iio lioo; h:
llEartS br3alr.!us, aud locking icr tio IA. :
ford, the has ship u .s,;liGG! i'alJ,.sui
The acaorHahela bore ihp1h and ::strucs tie
Tennessee auaideh:ps. Tie Tslno.ces aol
Hartford the. got SIDE ty s.dc,' l,a lnrnsr
pouring 3 full broadsidh into tho Hartford,
psrt holAs, cahin%, ss The True Delln' reyp.
/. fearful loss rf life IN TIE latter.
Tao Lank>wnna and others Gama mp ant
took part in Tho :.tivn, uuiii the Ionnessso
surrendsrei.
TITS papers r.f"rt tt.A! Ainiral Iindl,aual'4
log Will be sayej. ie told theuI lo T0l,d
hsse .bedh willing 70 die tsn n,nutss altai
wards could lie havo SUNK tho Hartford.
1:ieuteatant C5mstock, GohtsjsIa,s. Gt
f,outs"art f.s"t;Gs. Yankee. s1e Ea,k saPasi-
oil jen,t
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1864-08-16
FROM GEORGIA.

hri.sri, August II The slsH.y Ysst>s
DAY ADVANCED bis hight atan, aiio EIls at t.,
saEis ,iale e.ts.i'iing liz leil short aial2hcs.
hl! h"f'ieiiy Withdrew b0th this n0rnins.
trvin =oTie caIat as yet unknown. L. Inc orie.
nal pnsiti6i.
Their line ciicers attempted frequently, Al
different points ulong the line to-ds ,, ooG.n,u.
aication with ours. In seyeral iustaucsa;tLsy
proposed CESSATION OF picket urins, whioh
Has not entertained in consequence Of its Los
coming through proper channel.
No shells were thrown INTO the city during
the night OF to-day. with the exception oi
slight artillery IIny in tr1at OF Detss.
bfigsdier d..e1al Jahn g, Eraan, ii Ten
ne5sse, has lsea t.lGp5ra.iIj promoted = Ito
fanE u aiej Is Gss.oral.
LisutsiisnI CaIdnel Jamss Es5.laJi, Cyn-
fsInrato :,is.ed' Artillery. l.ss tssh assigned
to Ioty AZ Chiei Of OT3uau.'s ol ,he AlalJ 81
Fehaea-es.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1864-08-16
"ARGEST OF a REBEL HOUSE BURNER

"ARGEST OLA REBEL HOUSE BURNER
"a .uran nn,Std William h. ma0il. aon 81
DR.. MGill, uf HsEsrst,wu. WIS caught ty eut
scouts Oh Friday night last near The State
line. lis belongs to the First Maryland Cav
st,y. When brought TO Chamhersburs. rn his
way hsrs, he Was ht "Gcr recognized by the
cti.sn as nue vi tho LEADERS, Jl hlcCuusahi's +
house tueuinE party. While ut chanbsIs
bury hr lnads himself particularly olhIo1iruz
10 tho citiso ct that plaoe. Mat'i!l Was
placed in thu oou4tY Jail hsi9 last night. :,s,1
this morning Gor Couch o1ieI5d him IL bo
ksps for rial Philadelphia inqs,lsr.
Steps have been takan. We aIo glad 10 siiow
t. place ia 81! Federal lTisoasi tu =;Al,i
hostag5 fer VI 81. 3. Ms4iM.
The fullest retaliation will mark tbs ,utn1e
"Au oye for MI ey6 lIi t1otL l0I iOolk. !:
tho order itGG tie authorities ih KiaLmGiil. -
Golcnel Grlok, faneaa. is IL Us put ii. ',,'os
for Colonel !. W. Mcdonald i-anI :.!io.4ci
Yankee Will DO. pu; iu all 10 suffer czaa:l5
the same trestEeat that Young M>'|i!i us}
ryusreuca
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1864-08-16
FROM ATLANTA:

ATLANTA, August le.-ThsIs ID brisk shir-
raishine Oh the entire left. Tba batteries up
manstts street aud The East State road opened
cn the city at o'olook this morning, and have
continued to FIRE up to the present, striking q
number Ct houses on MoD0nough street, no
casualties reported.
The enemy sTe still Hlsssing On the lat, but
arc rsl:2g e ofc-ts r. c1ts7d ttec -:Sh..
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1864-08-16
FROM M0BIEE4Ss
iUFFIciAL DESpATl

MrHllz, Auguss li.--Nothink IIss from
Fort Morgan. The wires are btoksnss Gan.
Forrest drove the 5neuiy's advance cut of Ox>
lord last nig:,t.
All ts's particulars It tue Falt Daina5 s.t7-
rendot kd1~ii. al . ;tst tbs cauiGisu1jir aL:>
sSr communicated Titn lie ersl,y. al;i .uaa5
terms. rtri;,'ut authority. His iaTt wui iu
&'JA ''ani,t'"a- iis GARRISON lsSins s,ir::l7i
little.
IL n.sie Il" reply 20 rai'a,si og!srs ANA
''Gh"l5 ir2.l CtB. t'afc {, iJi,t h.z tri, All
suiicn':;;sd ur,g +o,i:,.o.:. ,...: s;.aS.i hs,s.
Il Il MaraY, &l.ar u ,nrrii.
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; 81 al dispatches i:aTe y:t .ae' :.!5iv>l !."a
.,-..
iaY - rgs GoT.Y.C.

AZ i''''1iss . SsN' '~' S'' - - -
Admiral f.r:=Gat.
aaaY - TIE foT,Y.c.
'r!,: mail s.au: hr,nm. ioit,;r.. 1t iat:r3,,
ir,..n I!,, ii,uY "i :he i'@s IA: IL Jay !',':
Il L:in% :,i'i .,-'3:.-.Ii..ily l ndoi, art!iriy
.;nol -. lis ,;i.Iy r,utseL~,l {. r.s, H.. IL;
..s..n, IL l!e rt+.oal ...u> tho gu,r.:i..
have ,ii>.}paG::d from tie !"i:ks =; 10 ..ii;a
,i,sf .! Lave a.; ahoHa tAym9=l,.: H.. ;i.o
Ia. IVA i;tys.
s.Ga.4ART fsssEsDgy.
:. y is reported that Secretary F1ssendea will
'G-'fn :a souE ~ hs osn 30 III ath5li, injury
ln .;!s u0v:lnlIon., H.. iro.s ttai lis stI ahgti,
department. 1t il sai! b.; vii te ). .,ant;u,i.is
',els 'h'es Tor i;ir N"'ssa 5tst'a Saaa:.--
Gga.saG,aEn00SEr
i'aaerui lldCkar WILL eh5!l, v;s,; hi. :na
SISTER in h.@ York Sta:e. wh1M, :.s has ..,s
sotn for Ilset1, ye,is.
usAplsy JoAssoa', ssa.rs.
Wh=n He raha! General bradley It,.a,.a
WAS captured Lg .Are:ii. 10 wsrs u5 .uS,7n,.
of his rsnk. II aaA aHl5 Anuru Rifof ,h,s
ssaap5 th:,: h, WAS anluux tbs al3-!ea., "a, =
Tired This is tia se'ai,a t,ue L.; :.A, u;a,S
a similar escrie.
:. fALsc REpoRr.
Tho ropHrs that General MaLto!iaa viii b,
assignei 10 Eli important aui s;,7r,ai esu:.
n,and is r!ih"ut sny fvuniasivn
-kIRhfsT HEAR ALD!s--CAFrORE 0Y TaIsfY-
FIVE GkbEL LOADED GRAIN WAGONS
GA :inudsY 3 rsbal train under charge OF
0ne ci Tie Kirst!osr brothers, was mat bs
You'd Aide, in Lpndoun county. Virginia. Tts
rebels Lsl in:a2i!od soms Of their, wagon.
lAdsn With ;''urd*r from the msiusSo1y. and
moved in Gil rasserly direction fsom tho moar.
taios. and IN tho meantime, were followed
by . body Ct unoa cavalry, who wsrs. nor;.
however, Il: .uticioGt tores 10 maks!an. .sttscb |:
A; or nsar A!die the Union pursuiue fosoa
Yves aGgmSntel b. about sixty ca1slryasu.
nnlel conmani Of Captain Bliss, who had
besu cut oo scout. Tho rebel force was ss-
tackled, aud some thirty.iys gasOns; iosdsd
with grain, were taken. thosxSlsiapsa 81 AtS
train ilayinY abandoned Is. ,3: 4, -. !. IS
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1864-08-16
COL. ANGUS MCDONALD.

1: is with ina1prsdsib!o r.'i sind !aii :.u.
ton tha, we read letter, publishsI in tAu
mornings papers, from Dol. Ansu5 MapJu
aid Wilton in Cumberland jail. HI, lula
E,3ua !va have locked :, ielol's lnnieui5
upon i!,e I'D sctesbled limbs" Vi This gpi,iIe
mAu and patriot and have cust Liiu int u
prison cell And for what rrinle LIST il b..
known by those who boss: of the freedom aud
civilization Of the Federal luion, that it - :Si
having resisted with arms in hia hands The il.
vadsr5 Of his native land. Tell. Wklisce ADD
Washington hsys bsen houoroi with inrior
tslity for tie acts who'll have coisiEle,i Ma-
Donald to The fate oia fslon rot he tails his
children ans grandchildren. ''th"t ,ts l'1al'i'
and Independence Of themselves aud their na-
tive lard is .wotth a1f tbat have done and
suffered, and Is hlnch more as lmay he CALLED
on to is.or suffer" Will it be possia!e for
the opprss5o.s b crush out the spirit oI free
dom which breatheJ i'll this d5olhfat.on p.,ra
Lincoln or Butler expect to uppshao the l'a
trei which such cruslties ehgenier Not
oa!Y will Ibis gallant old man and his Io'no
ss5t dosoaddahts a1h6r AMI Iosiot tho srclT.
sad rule, but avery ono nh" rsads II aaats
tho tradition Of his Wtdhgs. will swear vivf-
nal resistance. {: will bs suuio 5olats II The
prisoner in Cumberland JUL to kuua that
tho brother OF Crook, his captoF, ID aaid To lie
in our hands, and that measures aro lit pro-
grass to subject hila to equivalent treatment.
We sincerely trust that this, as we'll Us rs-
turning senas Of Justice, may inhuercs the
Federal 0oTerDtucn. to reheW their sarlel. IS
inaugurate again .ystem 0t eSoltauaes, aud
rcssore this muei wroIgsi gaolismaa to lbs
family AID friends.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1864-08-16
Tu .'HE fnIsHDS OF THE s0LDIRRA
THSDGGHoUf THE CGRFkUkkACY.
QUaKTHRGiSfER G1AHRaE'S 0rF:UE.l
IHIJ1FIFKU . LVF n y :
inh.r...I - -. 81 ,

RicGa;aId, FehLAi's ig ista
'i'HG !fisnL AID rssIEes Gf EU:drr. 10 no a,Y u
L ua'thera tifsinh tre heTsey ,no.nei tn1t ~ 80
r.a5sEeDt tSs tle Gay tsr sdeetsl f't1 Soib-.a
ktp.s:: Jona"ny 20 'a s:l i'sssss'' - i"-' aaA "s-
So teInSs TIC s.+3ats;:s itos eu:siHe1 u.IooSl ls
Z,sfss ud1DaI7 ,as taiIs"s l'caSi'"us ias' t. .t'
sstSlL;'
PaSsaxts lG.. lo, cou,su5 Ilor. thAa oi.a adi,j.a
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