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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1867-05-29

FRAUDS On all sides We hear complaints
CT lranl- On theinterna revenue. Complaints
are loud especially with reference 10 the VIII
key tax. and it is Il damaging fact that iii a"me
Northern cities Whiskcy eau be- bought lnT alb
soluttly less than the tax. Government 9TH
cials are using their Positions to cHt1rt from
the people, and the Richmond Examiner {"
the 2llh n~tant makes some most damnGnG
accusations against the way in which they have
acted in that city. 1t charges some officials
with having commenced proceedings by way
Of libel against many citizens in that city,
shortly alter the fall OF Richmond, which were
stopped with all the parties on the agreement
to pay the lecS-a legal method al lrvyinE
black mail 1t also makes grav" rhargri
against the special agents OF the Treasury,
These things should be invests Gated, and il
wrong sci right. -NM. Int.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1867-05-29

MILITARY vs.. CIVH.-By an advertisement
in the Cupeper Observer ii appears that Gen
Schofeld has ordered the Commissioners, Jas
W. Grcen and JAS. Barbour, to suspend an adj
vertised sale and all proceedings under Deed
OF Trust dated October 1860 and Decree Of
the Circuit Cont Of Culpeper, Of January
9th, lS67-prior to the passage Of The Mill
tary Bill Fred. Neivs
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1867-05-29

The New York Herald, tackled ship, for a
day, last week. and said, ''the bad policy of
the Radical party, and the headlong precipi.
fancy Of its frantic leaders, have driven the
white men hopelessly beyond the Radical
reach" We hope so We wish there was
not man in the South, at least, who would
affiliate with the Radicals in their present po-
litieal course.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1867-05-29

Mr.. Jefferson Davis is now ia Montreal, liz
log entirely secluded. His wife is with him
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1867-05-29

Several of the persons engaged in the late
disturbances about the eight hour law in
Chicago have been arrested for their outrag es.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1867-05-29

TheNew York Sun thinks that at no period
within the last ten years have there been SO
many unemployed workingmen in that city as
there ere at the present time: -
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1867-05-29

The. Radical Club of the Fourth Ward in
Washington, have nominated G.. W. Hatton,
(colored as their candidate for the City Coun-
ell, from that ward. e.a
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1867-05-29

The Secretary Of State has recsived a dis
patch from London announcing that the CAPT
tai sentences of the Fenian leaders, Burke and
McCaferty, have been committed TO lmprlson-
ment for life
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1867-05-29

1T is.reported that ruaaors are ahoat in Wash
logton that Surratty is not to be tried at ALL
we, we eo'not know that there is foundation for
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1867-05-29

The Mayor2of Richmond. Yesterday, closed
the investigation Of the recent riot, and sent
on for Indictment two colored men and two
white firemep.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1867-05-29

GOLD.
NEW York, May 29.--Go!d to-day, 1879.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1867-05-29

Whatever may be thought of the honesty OF
dishonesty of the proposition, there is no deny
ing the fact that some people are beginning t.
discuss the probability of population of the
national debt. There arc indications which
lead us to believe that the suggestion may in a
short time be popular, especially ia the West
Mr.. Henry Clay Deane lately made speech il
Iowa, looking to reputation.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1867-05-29

Attorney General Stanbery has left Wash
us'oa ,ior New York, to hold a consultation
sight. p''s0 '4' s.sa' op t y a'a JUS
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1867-05-29

The Richmond Dispatch says: Numerous
applications, both from white citizens and from
the colored people, are received almost daily
at the Freedmen Bureau, for the establish
ment of colored schools in localities in Virginia
where hitherto there have been none. A
number of Southern ladies' of the highest
social position have engaged ia the volunteer
labor Of teaching the colored children
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1867-05-29

TAXES We are paying War taxes in tine
OF peaca About forty six millions OF dollars
month 20 into the National Trca-ur7 from
tie pockets Of the people This vast sum,
under our present system OF taxation, Is 'uade
to bear uhequa!5 upon The ptoducln" interest,
aud when that suffers, dissatisfaction: discon
tent and i Want OF confidence follow. Iaxes
are too heavy for return very soon ~ cheap
living, This ia made evident by the leen& Of
The country But it is not the laryc amount
Vi hich is taken from he incomes IT Tie people
D. the National Government, alurc, that
makes The bnIihGn 20 hard IL bear: that bur
then Is vastly increased By local taxation. -
" hat the extent OF this increase l., 1t Il Very
dihcut in the absence OF statistical facts ii
deteiLninc; bnt when the annual growth ;t'iI
the National debt are added together, the 10 al
is too great Inr the labor Of the country t bear
without SUFFERING And not until this srr0u.
fact Is fully undcrstuDd and has il Legitimate
effects in producing change III our SYSTEM Ol
taEallOn 10 Onc more IN accordance with lhe
theory Of our Government, can We look lor
cheap living. aud that general prosperity which
makes Il people contented AMI happy -1"J.
fIea amt Fjtrm
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1867-05-29

FoREIdN News. -l'he British House of
Commons last night had passed all the sections
OF the Reform bill providing for more liberal
extension Of he franchise The clause pro-
vidng for redistribution Of seats in Parl;a-
ment Was defeated The House of Lords
have passed he bill continuing the Suspension
OF the Writ Of hab. a. coipu 10 lrcland.--
y Bnen, another Of the fcnlan prisoners, has
been convicted aud sentenced to death, bat it
- auppoi#d a. III the previous ca>rs, his
punishment will be- committed 10 iml.risullmelli
lor lilr. The ruluur that Prussia Was con.
tinuing 'hc work OF STRENGTHENING Rat.aLt Is
officially deHied Co,,,yl3 clo5t 1T 93l; Unltei
States hold4 at London al 12i, and at Frank
tort 7Ts The Liverpool Cotton market was
quiet and unchanged. The trade report from,
Manchester is favorable .....
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1867-05-29

The GREAT IROT BETWEEN DEXTER AID
LADY THoRN-Ne1o York, lLay The
great trotting match between Dexter aud Lady
Thorn. two of the fastest horses On American
trotting turf, for two thousand dollars mlis
heats, in harness, came off to-day on the faSil-
ion Course. The attendance was IMMENSE
fully ten thousand persons being on the course.
Dexter was the favolite at one hundred TO fifty,
and the betting was very heavy at these odds.
lime bets were numerous against 10 Dcllg
beaten. In the first heat Dexter led 4 clear
length throughout, and won by two lengths, in
2:24. Il was now one hundred to len on Dex-
ter, who led as before throughout, trotting the
first bali mile in l:l2 and the last in l:l0 and
distaocing Lady Thorn, in consequence OF her
breaking badly and repeatedly on the home
stretch. lime, DID.
The Fremont weekly journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County, Ohio) 1867-1877, 1867-07-26
REMARKS OF AlR. STEVENS.
ON THE SAME SUBJECT.

Mr.. STEVENS having allowed 9 portion OF
his time to Mr.. ELDRIDGE.
THE SPEAKER. The gentleman from Penn
sylvania Dir. STEVENS has now remaining
tvsaty EIGHT minutes of this hour.
Mr.. SrEvEHs, Of Pennsylvania. i trust
that in that time l shall be able to state the
position which | hold to be the correct one
With regard TO this bill, without attempting
to answer the various remarks which have
been made by gentlemen on the other side.
] confess, sir, that small portion Of the
blame with reference to the acts Of the Presi,
The Fremont weekly journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County, Ohio) 1867-1877, 1867-07-26
Fevers and Fruit.

Let's have little talk about orchards and
gardens as life-preservers. Many farmer
thinks be cant fuss about garden" with
vegetables and small fruits in ample variety.
hardly about an orchard, especially beyond
apple trees. So he goes on to weightisr
matters Of grain, or stock, or dairy, and
potatoes, wheat, bread, pork and salt beef
all summer long; no fne variety Of Yege-
tables, no grateful berries, no luscious peach
es, or Juicy cherries. By October fever
comes, or bowel complaints Of some kind, or
some congestive troubles, most likely. He
islaid up work stops month, the doctor
comes, and he ~drags round all winter, and
the doctors bill drags too. The poor wife,
meanwhile, gets dyspeptic, constipated, has
fever too, perhaps, and she -iust crawls
round" Whats the mattsr9 They don't
know, poor seuls. Would they build hot
fire in July and shut the doors3 OF course
not-in their rooms; but they have done
lust that in their poor stomachsg How sol
They have been eating all summer the heat
producing food fit for a cold season, but not
for q warm one. A Greeniaader can eat
candles and whale-fas, because they create
heat. In January We are up toward Green
land-in climate. A Hindoo lives on rice,
Juicy HulIs, anu uOpAC NegesaDle6s cOOilnS
and opening to the system. In July We
move toward Hindostand, in heat almost
tropical. Diet must change too. Have
apples, pears, cherries, etc., from the orchard
every day, of early and lzte kinda. Let
there be plenty of good vegetables, raspber-
ries, rawberries etc. 1t takes little time
and trouble, blt rs Ehs chedpest ssey 10 pay
the doctors bis, And bless your dear souls.
these things taste good, You study what
feed is good for pigs and cattle. All right;
but wife and children are Of higher con-
sequence; and it's a shame If with all our
great gifts of intellect and intuition. We do
not obey the divine laws in our own physical
being so well that the doctor shall visit tie
house less than the horss-doctor goes to The
barn. Don't fail Of vegetables berries, and
fruits. Try it and you'll say We haven't
told half the truth.-RuraI Nee fofker.
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Personal Items.

Miss Josephine Lspham has been licensed
to preach in Ohio.
Anna Dickinson is spending the summer
at Orient Point, Long Island. g r.
Lamartins is eighty years old, and 50 III
that bis friends cannot recognize recent pic
lures Of him.
Hartford is going to erect monnment 10
the memory OF Mrs. L. II. SIGoURNET, the
poetsss.
General FREMONT has purchased the late
residence on the Hudson, of General W Arsos
WEsB, our Brazilian Minister.
DR.. Holland Timothy Titcomb' y is going
TO rusticate at Rocky Point, on the Narraean<
sett Bay, this summer. He could not have
chosen a more delightful place.
James Parton and '' Fanny Fern are suu,-
mering st st. Albans, Vermont. The Green
Mountain State seems to pleaze them !; they
spent last summer in Brsitleboro'.
Cruikshank, the celebrated artist, has been
granted an annual pension from the British
Government Of four hundred and seventy
five dollars, which is small enough and tardy
enough, considering that he is Seventy-6Vs
years old. sf
Rev Charles Beecher, who was founnd too
progressive in his theology for his church in
Georgetown, Massachusetts, has resigned his
position, and it is said that he intends 70 ioiu
his sister, HARRIET BEEcHER Stowe, in flor
ida. Mr.. GEoRGE PEABODY is building a free
churee in Georgetown, which, it il expected.
will heal the differences, and bring together
all the parties disafected by Mr.. BKEcHns
heresies.
Ristcri il going TO visit Florence, Rome,
and Naples, and viii return to France during
the latter part Of August, or early in Septem-
Der, when she viii again come to the United
States. ----t.t
The eldest daughter Of the Queen of Spain
now a young lady grown, strongly resembles
her mother, and is said to be the homeiest
girl in Europe. ~
The Gar, during his stay in Paris, was
imperial in his munifcence. He Epers In
present E2O0,O00. The czarewitan got
through $4,000 on bis own ACCOUNT The
King Of Prussia, true TO the character for
thrIitiness to which Mr.. Carly yle stt5ibates the
success Of his house, spent but 5000, and
the Crown Prince SI,500, which his royal
father presented him with rs pocket money.
The Fremont weekly journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County, Ohio) 1867-1877, 1867-07-26

The beautiful tresseaOf young ladies are
beau-stEiDgs- ,,.,.-.-.
II Is not unfrequentiy female sxpedient
10 tell the truth-haE.way. ass
A Dstrsit man held reception party the
other night to receive c0Bgtatulations upon
having visited Chicago and returned SAFE
ly- 80 ---
The s;lsns usually accomplish more than
fbs c1amorouz. The tail Of rattlesnake
nzkss al lhe noise, but the head does the
execution.
Fanny Fern says to hsz eye, no ststns
that The rich man places onstentatiDnsly in
his window, Is to Es compared to the Little
sxpsctsnt facs pressing against the window
psne, watching iog her isther, When his days
rorh n iana.
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further trial. Eama a0t going 70 sh7ink from
saying that think such punizhn1nt proper.
! deznntr sag, nor do ask that khy ybody
should be azscutsd IN tais country. zksie
haa got 70 be sickly humanity ksre which
! dare not get along sids Of for fear l lmiehs
eatehsits- lszghssrs5 And -is il nov keld =
Hby one Of t6s most liberal and s1lightsnedz
gentlsmen IN he eountFy<-I mean 9errit'
Snith-that We should even pay portion Of
the damages inflicted On the Tehals, and pay
portion Of the rebel debt. CLsughter.l
shan come some day to have an argument
with Horace Grselsy abous that and be VIII
further. I believe have said enough 70
explain my views on the snbjesk and nov
ask for vote on the question. lApplanss.J
L Withdraw fha nofia1 10 recornmif. - -. u.
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W4 gather them in--the bright green leaves.
With our sythes and rakes to-day,
Aud tFFgrqfs ~ q thsP'ts hesves
His Ets Al thf f>veslefsne Ms4 ~ =
20 hof afefd flor The mowers scythe
4 Hath ring as Of destiny,
Sweeping the earth Of its burden 1.-THE,
As it sings in wrathful glee.
We gather them cshe noddi1g plames
of the yellow sfd bendtd gfAiD,F
And the flash n our acklef light flumee
Our march DER the vanquished plain.
Anon we come with the ateed drawn car
The cunning Of modern laws,
And the acres sioop to its changing jar,
Asis recks its hungry jaws. la.
We gather them in--the mellow fruits
From the shrub, and vine, and tree,
With their russell, and golden, and purple
To gafnisa our treasury s
Ard each has juicy treasure stored
OF the nectar we viii bring
To cheer the guests at the social board,
In our festive gathering.
We gather il iu-this goodly store, gsss r
But not with the miker's gust 81 es
For the Great All Father we adore
Hath but given it in trust.
Aud our work of death is but for life,
In the wintry days to come,-
Then blessing upon the Reaper's strife,
And q shout at his HARvEsT HoNEI 80
81 =
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LITTLE CHILDREN.


God bless the little childreni
Day by day,
With pure and simple wiles,
And winning words and smiles,
They creep into the heart,
And who would wish to say them nsy3
They look up in our faces,
And their eyes
Are tender and aref fair,
As if still lipgered there, ;,
The Ssviour's kindly smiIel
So very meek they look and wise
We live again our play time
In their play;
Their soft hands lead US back
Along weary track
The pathway Of our years
Upto the time when life was May
Ol when my days have ended,
/ would rest aet
Where little children keep E
Their slumber long and deep
My grave be near the little mounds
/ know that God hath blesti
GEORGE CooPEa.
The Fremont weekly journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County, Ohio) 1867-1877, 1867-07-26

A forlorn fellow says thus plaintiveIy:
when Sally's arms her dog impriseD, ] al
ways wish my neck was his'n how often
would / stop and turn, to get q pat from 8
hand like her'n; and when she kisses Tow
ssr'. nose, ohi don't wish were those"
The Fremont weekly journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County, Ohio) 1867-1877, 1867-07-26

"Pray, madam, why did you name your
old hen, MscdufFi" "Becsuse, sir, want
her 10 lay en-"
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CHURCH BKLLks.

CHURCH BKLLks.
Coming in couples, Whispering softly,
Smiling so sveetly, Needing no sermon,
Up the long aisle Wbstthey are there for
Tripping 20 neatly Hard TO determine.
Fiutter Of feathers, On ell round them
Rustic Of dresses, Gazing benignly;
Fixing Of ribbons, Wholly unconscious,
Shaking of tresses. Singing divinely.
Envying bonnets, Prosy discoursings
Envying laces, Don tsuit their whims
Hoddipg 10 neighbors Plain they assemble
Peering in faces. All for the "hims."
The Fremont weekly journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County, Ohio) 1867-1877, 1867-07-26
FLOREMCE
SEWING MACHINE.

The Florence Sewing Machine, unequslled for sim
plicity, durability, case Of msnagea eDt and gTest
range of work. It has obtained excellent TeputS
ton and il rapidly gaining favor. 1t has lately been
much impfoEod and rs very superior in enish and
durability, Few of the many testimonials we are
constantly receiving lie found below: ..--
The Fremont weekly journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County, Ohio) 1867-1877, 1867-07-26
DRUccIsTs.v.
LEGAL,

j. L.. GREENE 81 SON,
A TroRNEYs 4 COUNsELLORs ATLAw, viii
N attend to Legal Business in Ssndusky and ad'
iaIaiu counties Particular attention paid to the
collection Of Claims. Soidiers' Back Pay, Bounty
All PensionIclsims promptly attended to. OFFICE
Front, corner room, up stairs, Tyler Block,
FREA0NT, OHIO.
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FRExeNT, Ohio, Nay 20, 1867.
Nix. J. l.. JAeKsoA:--Sir: have used the Florence
Sewing Machine for Eve years, and find IL in every
respect represented, simple, reliable and easily
kept in oTper.
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s0a tie bill supplementary to oe act en-
titled "An act 10 provtds for the more
efficient government ofths rebel States y
passed on the Cd dag Of March, 1881,
and the act supplementary thereto,
passed on the 2Sd day of Aarch, 1867.
The Fremont weekly journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County, Ohio) 1867-1877, 1867-07-26
aMisesuansons Selsftians.
Charge Of the Light Brigade.

Any particulars concerning the famous
charge at Balskiava, drring the Crimean
War, which Tennyson has SO finely immor-
talized in verse, must be of general interest,"
although 1t is now many years since the
gallant Six Hundred rode up to their death,
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Business Directory.
DENTISTRY.
a., j. sALZMAN,
M EDIcAL.
nR.lf,.. w HGGINs.

D8YsICIAN AND SURGEON, No. (second
/ hOor) Fabing & Heius new block, State street,
FREE0ET, o. z es a
rK DR.. HIGGINS viii attend 10 general prac-
lice In Medicine and Surgery, and will give especial
attention to Disc16es Of the Eye. Iv15n20y
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JAS. C. HARRINGTON. M. ID.

IrOMdPArHIc PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON,
III once over Belts Store, corner Of Front and
crcghsu streets,
FRRMOHT, o. e a.
Residepct n h. y J.ziuinermsn's oacs Bours-
From to 10 .. m, from to 3 3P. m, and in the
evening. v15n2O.
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4oshp.


BY 1H.rpr1oa or rnronIo rAaN.a.
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3 RY GOODS.
). C, SMITH a. CO.,

DEALER IN Dry ,ods, Donsstics, Dress Goods,
Dress Trimmings, FooIenG Goods, White Goods,
4oslerv. Gloves, &e, Fabing 4 Helms new Block,
State Street, FREMONT, OHIO.
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D. wv. PAGE.

rroRNEY ATLAW and Notary Public. Insur-
a snr. Real Eststs and 0ensrel Collecting Agent
h.h.Ii tinds Of War and Patent ClGims.
''- CLYDE, OHIO.
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tribunal, any court-martial can try any one
Of those who belonged to bslligerent forces.
Jefferson DsYis, or any man Of the army OF
the coufedsracy conquered by ~, is this day
liable to trial By military tribunal and to
sentence. Mr.. Speaker, vhils ! would not
| be bloody minded, yet If had my way
would long ago have Organized military
Tribunal under military power, and woald
have put Jefferson Davis and all the men,
Ibers Of his cabinet on trial for the murders at
Andersonville, the murders st Salisbury, the
shooting down our prisoners Of war in cold
blood. Every man of them in responsible
for those crimes. 1t was = mockery to try
that wicked fsllOw Wirz and make him re-
Isponsible for acta which the confederate cab
met was guilty Of OF course they should
be condemned. Whether thsy should be ex-
Iecuted sftervard give no opinion. / would
Icarry out such punishment q, in my judg-
ment, the justice Of the country required. i
you'd carry il out through the legal tribu-
mails that ] have mentioned, and which are
as much the legal tribunAls Of the land as the
Supreme CourS ofthe United States. That
is my visw exactly Of what would be logical.
AZ to the question Of eonfseation, / think
that man who has murdereda . thousand men
Who has robbed thousand widows snd or
phanS who has burned down thousand
houses, escaped ssll il owning ele0, 600, be
| II fsed 80, 900 Is punishuent and 70 re-
| pair his ravsgss. ssid before that ! was
not in fsvoT ef ssDEuinary punishnents.
trust, in saying thai, that need net be sup
Iposee 10 eoDdemn them when they are nee
Iessary. For instance, the clamor that has
been raised against the Mexican government
for the heroic execution Of nurderers and pi-
rates, Tapplause,l the clamor finds no favor
with me. 1 think that while they have gone
FAR enough, (though not half - isr as thsy
night be justified in going Jet there Is no
law nor policy under heaven, and no sense Of
Ijustice that win condemn that great, heroic.
imuch-enduring man who for SIX years has
been hunted with reward upon his head
has been driven from one end OF his empire
| to nsothsr until he got to the very borders
who has no parallel in history that know Of
Iszcspt Il be the Willias Of Orangs, Who was
driven from island to island, and from sand
Ipatch 10 sshd patch by Just about a. bloody
Il persecutor a. was to be found IN hsximi-
llisn vhsn ne decresd that every man vsrring
laRsinst hin sheula Be shot down Without
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N wv WTNSLOW.
JOHN mi, LENNON,

TrORSEYlAr LAW snd Notary Public, Also
a authorized agent for collection OF al knos oi
1I11tsrx Bounty and Pension Claims, 4Ayl
CLYDE, UHlO.
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JOURNAL.

By wilcox !, 8 GREENE,
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TRRMs OF THE goUBNLBS &
ne yest, inaasance. ~ 43m
X months, 100
lsrr rponfhs -. 50