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Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1866-05-12

PRESIDENTIAL JoKs.-Mr. Lincoln wa !
celebrated as Joker, bu. we doubt if he
ever said anything truer or more to the
point than the reply Of Andy to the in
curing republican Office seeker, as con-
tanned in the following statement of one
Of The New York papers:
"A simple minded republican Office
seeker from CONNECTICUT closed rccen Mt
application to the President with the in
qniry Whether tho breach between the
President and Congress could be repair
ed. The President, on the spur Of the
moment, replied b. mai! .ha. he was not
now repairing breaches SO much as he
was'
The Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1863-1886, 1866-05-10

| Roll OF Honor for the Winter and Spring Term OF
| Twelve Weeks, ending March 10Th, 1866, arranged
into three classes: No. including those not once
absent nor tardy during the whole term; No. in
cuding those not once absent during the whole term
but tardy once or more times No. in ludlng those
not absent more than one day during the whole
term.
HIGH SCHO0L-MISS ]. NJ. BECKETT
1st Class-Ella Hte, Alice Ream
Sd " Sadie Bell, William Davidson.
NORTH GRAMMAR sCHO OIL. G. HARTZLER.
lstClOss-Emma Mthof, Alice NJ. Springer, sam'l
Efiinger. II. W, Grlswod, Willis D. Kutz John Lat
ia, James D. Light, W. S. Rising.
Sd Class-Ella Rising, Fanny Spybey, Julia Wilson,
FANNIE Wilson, Fannie Wright, Willie Shut
2ND INTERMEDIATE, NORTH HOUSE-MISS NJ.
V. FRIEND,
lst Cass-James Davidson, Charles Towson.
I'd Tallmadge Effinger.
Sd Willie Baker, Tommy Julian.
lsT SOUTH HoUsE-MIss RE.
BECCA sCHLEICH.
LIST Class-Hattie Bnghurst, Azaras Gray
I'd " Frank Gray, Frank Reich, Jas. shoppel.
Sd Flora Ream, Mary Work, Harry Work,
Henry Wiscman.
1ST INTERMEDIATE NORTH HOUsE-MISS MA
RY HEBRON.
LIST Class-Clara Beck, Jennie Embich, Lizzie Nc
Clelland, Ida Miller, Frank d. Kutz
Sd 4" Clara Raughman, Edwin Martin.
End SECONDARY, NORTH HOUSE-MISs S. P.
BRUMFIELD.
1st Ciass-Annc. Davidson, Lizzie Ge.scr, George
Cless.
2nd George E1ithoff.
Sd +" Addle Etinger, Hattie Hcnnick, Hattie
Julian, Mary Leathers Julia Plout, Charles Baker,
John Snyder.
End SECONDARY, SOUTH HOUSE-MISs ABBIE
LIST Cass-Fannie L. Davis, Clara Jacobs, Louisa
WeitEel, Joseph Harshbarger.
Sd Ella Eversole Lzze Fismer, Frank c OK
John Pierce.
lST SECONDARY, NORTH HOUSE-MISS ELLEN
ELDER.
lst Class-ophelia Beatty, Ida Kinney, Ellie Leon
ard Ella Needham, Minnie Reese, Lima Williams,
John McClelland, George Spahr.
2nd Cass-Charles Bell, Frank Lehman, Charles
Rising
Wilson, Jacob Zimmerman.
lST SECONDARY, SOUTH HoUSE--MIsS OLIVIA
TowS0N.
End Class-Charles McLan.
Sd " Ida Shelter.
2ND PRIMARY, NORTH HOUSE, MISS. A. WEAK
LEY.
End Cass-kate Derhng Charles Wagner
Sd &c Clara Wells, Charles Roland, George
Snyder, Willie Webb. John Wagenhals
End Primary, South House. Mary A. Hitc
LIST Class-Charles Fismer.
I'd &" Lizzie Cook Louisa Jacobs, Linus Kauff-
man.
Sd " Frank McKone. Willie Schleicher.
1SI Primary, North House, Mrs S. ". MeWhOrtcr.
lst Class-Mosgle Efinger, Fanny Noles Willie
Cless, King Casse, John Geser, Willie Kolp,
George Stafford
I'd " Ella Blackburn, Jennie Blackburn.
I'd " Mary Cassell, Maggie Little Alice Noles,
Samuel Ge:y, Theodore Mthotf
LIST Primary, South HouSe-MiSS Z. s. Reed.
LIST ClassMary Work, Annie shiscI, Almira
shlsler, Charles Brenneman, Harry Cook.
I'd Cass--Charles Davis.
I Sd Z" Ida Graham, Ida Oarc, Howard Downs,
James Shsler.
The annual Roll of Honor will be published next
week.
J.F REINMUND, Sup't.
Lancaster, o., May 5th, 1866
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Be.tn Fruit Tree 1nvigorator.


4! We admit the communication of Mr..
Sites to our columns, for the reason
that the necessarily partial report Of
the remarks of Mr.. Fetters at the last
horticultural Society meeting may
have had an undue influence to the in
jury of Mr.. Sites. The writer of this
being the reporter in the case referred
to, it is proper for us to explain that
in the remarks which were made be-
fore the Society, the intention of i'm
putting any design of "humbug" or
"traud" to Mr.. Sites was expressly dis
claimed-and the opinion was express
cd that if there was design of that
kind In the framing Of the language of
the Circular called in question on that
occasion, Mr.. Sites himselfwa proba-
bly, victim, as we'll as others,
1t should be further stated that
there was no action whatever. on.
the question of the merits of the "In-
vigorator,"6y the Society," 1t seemed
to be the general understanding that
the rymarksmade were merely intend
cd as precautionary in their character.
We have no hesitation in expressing
the opinion, individually, that our
fruit cnltivators should make trial of
the compound of Mr.. Best, on the con-
ditions offered, sufficient to test beyond
dispute the question of its merits or
deInerits. N \ IT'D aE.a
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ANOTHER LOSS TO FA1RFIELp.-Our
esteemed fellow citizen VIM H. RICE,
late of Pleasant township, with his
family have removed to the vicinity of
Shelbyville, Illinois, having left their
late residence on Thursday last. Shell
byville and its neighborhood are large
ly indebted 10 old Fairfield for the con-
tribution of valuable citizens to their
population. We had rather not part
with such, but must wish them pros
perity wherever they go.
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SUICIDE IN JAIL.--Isaac Harrison,
late of Chauncey, Ohio, where we arc
informed his wife and parents reside,
committed suicide in the county jail,
in this city, on Tuesday last, by taking
opium. He had been confined for
some three months on charge ofhorse-
stealing, and would have been tried at
the late. term of the common Pleas but
for continuance at his own desire. He
had managed in some way to procure
the poisonous drug, and is supposed to
have taken it during Tuesday fore
noon, death ensuing at about s o'clock,
p. NJ.
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p0rThe announcement ola Concert
ON Monday evening next, in which
Miss Schneider, who is probably un-
sarpasse d in America as pianiste,
takes prominent part, with the mu-
sicaily gifted Schneider family, and
some of the best female vocal talent of
the city, is commended to the attention
of all lovers of good music. In this
city of their residence, a concert by
this family of musicians should never
fail to attract an appreciative audi
enee, filling the Hall to its utmost ca
pacity.
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Grand Concert.
Monday Evening, May IAth, 'oe.

Miss CAROLINE SCHNEIDER,
assisted by her father and other mem
bcrs of his family together with some
of the most accomplished lady vocaists
of the city, will give GRAND CON-
CERT at the City Hall, at the time
above specified. The programme will
be choice and varied, consisting of or
cbestral pieces by the well known
Schneider family; PIANO solos by the
unexcelled artistic, Miss CAROLINE.
and songs by amateur vocalists who
have kindly consented to lend their
valuable aid on the occasion.
May 10, 1866--1t
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4 CARD.


M. M. GRTswoLD tenders his CRATE
ful Acknowledgements for the patron
age so liberally extended to him by
citizens of Lancaster and vicinity du-
ring his recent picture making sojourn
in the city.
He would state that the negatives
made here will be carefully preserved,
and that pictures from them may at
any time be ordered of him at Colum-
bus, where he will be permanently es,
tablished in the finest Photographic
rooms in the Capitol city.
May 10,-1t.
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COUNTY CONVENTION.

tiIInU J ] Ji i--T--t .i,. ..liH...
In accordance with the suggestion
of the State Union Central Committee,
the Union voters of Fairfield county
are requested to meet in Convention,
at the Court House, on r..
SATURDAY,JUN 9th, 1866,
. &. w. no a. s-s'ss
for the purpose of selecting delegates
to attend the State Convention, and
for the transaction Of any other bust
ness that may be presented.
49, M, L. wlsEMAN,
Chairman Union Cen. Com.
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GONE TO MoNTANA.--A couple of
Fairfield boys, Messrs. Percival Stuter
and Alphin Messcrly, loft for Monta.
ma on Tuesday last. Both were sold
iers in the war, and have gone to help
make new State to add to those they
assisted in preserving to the Union.
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GRAPEs.--The Circleville Union
says gentlemen in that vicinity have
purchased Of Mr.. J. D. Clarke, of Ian.
caster, grape vine roots and cuttings,
to the number Of 10000. The pur-
chasers show good judgment in this en-
terprise.
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The undersigned Marshal and Police,
men Of the City of Lancaster, hereby
notify parents and guardians, that the
practice ofboys collecting on the streets
after dark and behaving in a rude and
annoying manner, is becoming of ftoo
frequent occurrence to be longer tole-
rated. That hereafter any boy or
boys found on the streets after dark,
using profane, insolent or boisterous
language, will bc arrested at once and
lodged in the Calaboose. Let all con-
cerned take notice and govern them
selves accordingly.
MICHEL STICK,
PAT. POWERS,
VIM. BODENHEIMER.
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TonnerAnce Meetings.

Rev. A. T. THOMPSON, whose tenn
perance addresses at the City Hall
some two months since, were received
with such satisfaction, will deliver an.
other series of lectures at the same
place, on the evenings of the 10th,
18th and 18th, inst.
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Wosed Nn6Ac:e.

NOTICE Is hereby given to all whom 1t may con.
cerh, that at the next session of the Commission.
ers of Fairfield county, to be held in June next there
will be presented petitiuh prayingior the establish
ment of the following described County Road, aterat
ton of road, to-wt; Commencing in the center of
the old State road, near the dwelling house formerly
occupied by A. c. Ford in Liberty township; thence
south to p. l.. Crysys mill; thence west on the half
section line dividing the lands off L Crysty, John
Shmp and Jacob Himeberger across the line between
on the line between G. n. TussinS and Jacob Picker
ing, in Violet township, and there terminate.
April 80, lSGG-IwS MANY PETITIONERS,
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@Our genial friend HENRY SPRING.
Err, whose business sign appears in an
other column, needs no newspaper puff
to bring into notice the merits of his
new enterprise. His old friends and
lots of new, will be sure to find his
whereabouts right speedily.
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B@ CHARLES PAIRAN offers unusual
inducements to those wanting groce-
ries, provisions. and various nick nacks
and good things kept by him at the old
well-known corner, just west of the
Court House. See his advertisement.
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g, aeA- The grand opening at Gebelein's
on Tuesday evening vas grand sue
cess, and will doubtless rebound to the
continued and Increased prosperity of
Hehfy's popular establishment. And
all his friends will say amen to that.
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s@ Parties have gone, and others
preparing to go on fishing excursions
tothe great Reservoir, fourteen miles
northeast Of this city. The sport is
said to be fine,
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ATTENTION Co, A--The members
of Co. A, 1st o. V. l., three months
service, can get their discharges by
calling at Buttcrfeld's Cigar Store, one
door east of Tallmadge House entrance,
Main Street, Lancaster, Ohio.
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SATURDAY, JUNE 9th, 1866,

r@-Advertisers arc requested to
hand in their favors not later than
Wednesday morning, when intended
for insertion in the succeeding Thurs
day paper. ..........-
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@-There were foHr successive frosty
mornings in this vicinity last week,
and two, Sunday and Nonday) the
present week, making six in success
sion, in all. Yet the damage to fruit,
&c, is believed to have been incousid-
erable,
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Medical Notice.
CONE WAY BE CONSULTED

Il Pat the following times and places
In NEW LEXINGTON at the COibOrn Rouse, on
Arril lst, May and q; June % aud q; July Is and
%; sept. and ?; Oct. q and :.
In LANCASTER, at the 'IallmadCe House, on Mon
days after the Express Tran arrives going West;
mtil it goes West on Tuesday, May7; June %; July
30, September 3; OctOhers
DR.. CONE cures all forms Of Chronic Diseases, as
Dyspepsia in al its various yarietieS all diseases OF
the Lungs and Air passages, as Laryu gifts, Rfonchi
tis, and Consumption; all diseases Ofthe Kidneys,
eases Of the Heart, Blood and Blood Vessels: all
diseases the Brain aud Nerves, a. Epilepsy, Cho-
rea st. Vitus Dance, Neuralgia Palsy, and gene
nl neryous mnutritou; all diseases Dt Females.
enlarged TOnsll~ and all forms of Scrofua; also all
diseases ofthe Eye and Ear, and all other Chronic
Diseases
EE-No charge for consultation. bur ca h for lnedl-
c'nes. April ., lsC6-2-lyl
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Assignee's Sale Of
Real Estate.

TENIE undersigned will offer at pubic sale, on the
! premises in the Town of.Brenen, n the County
OF Fairfield, in the State Of Ohio, on the
26h DA Y OF Ma y, 1866,
between the hours Of 10 A. NJ, and p IL, of said
day the following Real Estate, the propert? Of sam
ucl T. Widner, to-wt In-Lot No. ly ia tic Town oil
Bremen, in SHid county.
Appraised Value ofthe premises Si2I.
Terms Of sale-The said premises Will not be sold
at less than thirds OF the appraised value hereof
one third to he cash IN hand and one third in one,
and one third ia two years, secured Ivy notes, with
interest on the deferred payments from tho day oi
sale and deed to be made on full psyhea; Of PHr-
chase money. -
ELI :. GANINER,
Assignee of Samuel I. Wldnor
VIRGIL L. SHAW, Atty for Assignee.
April 2G.4w-J
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nA- The notorious II. II Dodd, the
chief conspirator in the Sons of Liber-
ty organization during the late war of
rebellion, has returned to Indianapo.
lis, from Canada. There is little prob
ability of his bcirg molested under the
present order OF things.
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Woad ~ NO6hce-

NOTICE is hereby given to all whom it may con-
y cern, thatat the next June session of the Com
mlssioners of Fairfield County, petition will be
presented for the vacation OF tine following de-
scrbed road, to.wIt: That part of the oil State
Ford and the haEsecton line dividing the lands of
Jacob Pickering and g. N. Tussing, in Violet Town
ship and also that part of the road running through
L. Crysty's land between the corner of John
Shlmp and Jacob Boyer's land and the old State
Road for the following That part of the old
State Ro ID is already vacated
April 80, 1866" MANY PETITIONERS,
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TObaccOs, Cigars, Cents COllarS, Canes,
&C.. Nc. 6Lc

If you want good article of Chew
ing Tobacco-Plug and Fine-cut, go
to Butterfcld's, You will also find a
good assortment of Cigars, Gents Col.
ars, Canes, genuine Meerschaum Pipes,
and other articles in that line. One
door east of TaIlmadge House entrance
May 10. At
The Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1863-1886, 1866-05-10

% Messrs. Reber, Kutz u Ulrick
have done good thing in procuring
immense supplies of the finest pota.
toes, and atfording them to our citizens
at reasonable rates.
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"DEMoCRATIo" VICToRY.--At the
late election in New Orleans, the rebel
General II T. Hays was elected Sher-
iff. He had been pardoned by the
President.
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-
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
Christian Rugh-Personal ExpIana

Christian Rugh-Personal Explana-
ton.
Mrs. II. Bell-Stray Cow.
II. Springer-Merchant Tailoring,
Clothing and Gents Furnishing Goods.
Charles Pairan-Groceries, Provis-
ions, and sundries.
A. White, Secy Masonic Calendar,
Postmaster--List of Letters.
Schneider Family--Grand Concert.
NJ. M. Griswold-Card of thanks.
Butterfeld-Tobacco Cigars, &c.
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BS-Ths attention of parents and
guardians is directed to the notice, in
another column, over the signatures of
the City Marshal and Policemen. All
should cooperate with the authorities
in; efforts to obviate the evil complain
5ed DE- aA & - ~ r
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Road Notice.

NIoTICE IS hereby given to ali whom it may con-
Y cern, that at the next session Of the Commits,
sioners of Fairfield county, 10 be held nJune next,
alteration OF the county road leading from Baltimore,
in said county, to the city of Columbus on the lands
of Harvey Campbell and David Zerkle, IN Liberty
to be as follows Starting IN the Etna road on the
lands ofsad Harvey Campbell at or near point in
said Ena road where the same crosses Poplar Creek
in said township of Liberty, and also near the
of the lands OF snid Harvey Campbell and David
Zerkle; thence running westwardly along the right
bank OF said Poplar Creek and rs near said creek as
n good road can be made unti the sMd proposed
more anu Columbus road on the lands of said Camp
bell and there to terminate; ami to vacate much
of said Columbus road as is embraced within the new
road hereoy proposed to be made. Dated Aprli IS,
1866. MANY PETITIONERS.
May Ord, 1sG6.-iw"
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E@- The City Council Of Columbus
is not yet organized, the democratic"
members keeping themselves aIoOf
from its meetings.
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Notice.

NATHANIEL R. HAGERTY of the town of Fort
" Wayne in the State of Indiana Is notified that
Catherine Hagerty did on the I'd day of May 1866, file
her Petition in the office Of the Clerk of the Court of
Common Pleas, within and for the county of garfield
and State of Ohio, charging the said Nathaniel r.
Hagerty with wllml absence and gross neglect ofdu-
ty for more than three years last past, and praying
that she may he divorced from said defendant, and
for alimony and the custody of her children which
Petition will stand for hearing at the next term of
said Court j. r. VANDEMARK,
Cl rk of the Court.
Lancaster, May 3, 1sOG-6 CIV PISA So
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I can dispense with any toilet article
but Pestachine, that keeps my hair
black! So say all.
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ROLL OF HONOR.

Receipts on subscription to the Ian
caster Gazette for the week ending
Nav g. 1R6H. -L----
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There are six papers in the South
controlled by colored mon.
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MARRIE ID.

scoTT-HowE-At the residence Of the BRIDES
father, on Friday evening. May 9TH, by Rev A.
Brooks, Mr. Hervey Scott Of this city, and Miss En-.
ma Howe, ofAthens, Ohio.
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Diphtheria, battling tho best of med
ical skill, American Life Drops quickly
cure.
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MASONIC CALEND OAR.
REGULAR COMMUNICATIoNs,

Stated Communication Lancaster Lodge, No. 81,
Tuesday, May 2Oth
Stated Communication, Lancaster Chapter No. II,
Thursday, May 3lst.
May 10, 1866. A. WHITE, Ssc'y.
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pANolso AcADEnrEs.

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A. bgsT ~ JIYEyIu .vs Rsse', ssw r6sD rs'
Pc asvs srswl o.. plsss~ sAas Ia sssa~s
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TTNloN COURSE l.. L-TROTTING.-FRTDAY,D Ec
~ n at1sP NJ Match 81. 900: mile heats. hes, three 4
FIVE Owners x. Monaghan Ranger, IN harness; owner
b. s. Jimmy Lynch, 70 wagon. Rain or shine.
WIN. SHAW, Proprietor.
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buyss or negotiating any q the below described papers
which have been with focsetbook Containing about
~ IN bIAs:-hote No 80, made q. Koseublatt
Do datsI New yerk Apra Isso 81. days
80 brosway this city, either 10 ets fisner. Or their
order aud ~ h~rn endorsed 10 Jse Usher Ch~k dated
New furh, re>snntr y for ts0 drawn by ~ Hos~n.
ks,t order Of y y pnher Mechanics and Trsders
Mat Dnsi benk ths city The nder Who welcome the
uuaey vii otlige ~ reforming said papers, which are
wnrnsss 70 hsm payment being stepped, To Dor sss City
Pet eflet
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REWARDS.


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RROApwAY rHRATRE ADMISSION 70 CknTe:
ID THURSDAY, Dec. ~ las, appearances but three -
Ne pAyEkroRI who WI gsr.cus,s TWO cHA "
ACTERb-THE STRANGER And DUK1 ARAkkA. IN ~
HONEYMOON. Friday rsanius, Dec. u. bcnsht Of NJ
RsycpPort Cher s .ps,ai r.ygssl 3 .ii sppsss -
Gay svsn.as WILD OATS ard BLACK EYED surAE
OHARAcTE Rs-sOIOE kHIS0LK. In the original piea.
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