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Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1868-01-10

DEMOCRATIC LrGIsLATtvE NOMINATIONS.
There Is curiosity. some, ines. TO see
who our Democratic friends complin.cn, with
the empty honor ola nomination. Hence
We give them For the Council
First Disirici-Alssh BLACK of Paris
second district. Sc~au c S,ruu, of Port.
land tbirl district. Calvin Record OF Au-
burn fourth district. Charles Whittier Of
Rome /; fab district. William II. simpson OF
Belfast; sixth district. Joseph Chase Of
Newport; seventh district, Thomas A Sta
pies OF Machias.
TOE Argus says the Democra,ic Caucus.
Thursday night. nominated Samuel W.
Jackson OF Waldoboro'. State Treasurer
Charles w Roberts Of Bangor. Adiulan,
General; William II. MeCri lis Of Bareo-.
Attorney General; William :. Badger of
Augusta. Secretary OF State Edward p .v,on
oil "e''erook. Land Agent,
lbe Argus thus map. the policy Of IL.
democrats; AN attempt viii b. made 20
put through the repeal Of the Cop,,,b,,,,x
act without reference to the eonm;,,..
Democrats arc determined upon thi. and
the repeal OF the amondaiory liquor law.
While the radicals desire only modification
OF both"
/; seem, this programme vas attempted
m both branches. bat isnally failed. /.
Is evident 'ha, the democracy are trying to
make some political capital on, OF the Ten
peranee legislation. They either wan, to
have the credit Of shaping the LEGISLATION on
the subject. or rcscrving I, for political
capital IN another camratsn They DO
no. want The Law modified and perieei cd
oh no--'he good Of the temperance cause
Is nothing provided ,hoy can make any.
thing politically.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1868-01-10

STATE TEMPERANCE CONVENTION The
following is the call o. the State Temperance
Alliance. for grand mass convention oil
the friends OF Temperance. to take counsel
together. There should be 4 large gather.
ing OF the earnest, influential advocates OF
the cause. for there i, crisis in the history
OF the reformation, in our State. which calls
for wise coanseis. \ political party. the
democrats, arc working in the Legislature.
Tor political purposes, aud asa political
move. for the repeal OF certain Legislation
IN relation TO the subject--bu; the majority
have promptly snnbbed them, and propose
to consider The whole matter with doe de-
liberation This is righl--ior ha,ty Iegis.
is''on, ON either side. is 10 be regretted.
AZ this particular junc;are OF affairs. !, is
einineniiy proper that the friends of the
cause should take counsel together. We
hope ihere will be fall attendance.
IAN those who are determined 10 nainiai,
our frohibitory Legislation. as essential Il
the success. Of the Temperance cause. and
all important for he peace. prosperity and
morality OF our people. ar invited 10 as.
semblc. ia Mass Convention. at Augusta.
on Tuesday Evening Jan. IL. 1868, to con.
suit together concerning the respon sibililie.
aud duties Of the coming year.
The Convention will continue in session
during tie next day and evening.
lao gxtranr1fp.r..
the Liquor Dealers and their friend, TO
check the progress Of prohibi,ory Isgislai
ION IA ihis couotry--tbejr temporary success.
IN Msssach1s,tts, and their avowed parno.e
to do il IN this Sta'e-eali loudly upon y,
70 awake. and Organize for the conflict
We are eonhdeni that no step backward
wall be taken; but our confidence rcue,
from our reliance upon the men who have
twice ratified prohibition by popula- vote
and have always been ready 10 rally 70, H..
support
Especially do VIC appeal 10 the Christian.
OF this State. Of all denominations. Nesrl,
al OF them are pledged by public resolves
TO stand by our present Law And We cal
upon them oil laymen and clergymen. "a
come together for conference aud PRAYER
that. by the blessing Of God upon on,
efforts. Maine may still take The lead in n,
great work holding up banner 10 cheer
and a light to guide, the noble company o
men who are fighting the battle in oihei
States. and other lands
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1868-01-10

Tar ToGus fiRE.-A correspondent o.
the Lewiston Journal gives The following
account OF the hfe a, Togus Spring,
The fine building formerly known a, the
Togu' Sfti"g' hasel. add lately a, the l.
5 Asylura for disabled soldiers. va. barned
TO the ground on Sunday morning last.
There are several statements Adol, in
regard to the cause Of The Ere. bu, the most
credited - tina, explosion OF gas on the sec.
o0d toor of the lett sing vas where IL org
mated. This hrss Are IA, exits nguisbed,
after great ox0i;soas. bot the soldiers so
Madame Rumor states wishing To see
some more fun. set the building on FIRE "a
o'ber placer, and IN mass< broke into The
dispensary stores. Knocked oaI the bead,
OF sundry barrels and kegs OF liquor therein
s;o~cd for hospital use. and siih their din.
pcrs mAdo such free use Of the ardent tia;
mes: Of them were IN state OF beas,ly i.,.
toxieation IN a very brief period. OF eour,.
nothing could be done With them, and the
officers OF the institution succeeded in say.
ins but very little OF the furniture and
other contents Of the house-hAsing al they
coald 10 ia Carrying out those patient. wbo
were unable 10 move without assistance.
The night was bitter cold and IN CON
sequence. there wa much suffering amOng
The soldiers. Oao. wbO,e name We Odd NOT
learn. vas losui dead-either from tbs
ieets OF TOO much i'qpoF on boArd. or Il ON
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1868-01-10
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Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1868-01-10
Our County-Its Officers. &c.

A writer in the Lewiston Journal. who
dates his letter Paris, Jan. LIST. and will DC
recognised as tho late proprietor OF this
paper. pays the following tribute to oul
County Officers.
The Board Of County Commissioners va
organized Jan. l.t, BY the choice of Hoe.
f. NJ. Carter as Chairman. The Board
now consists OF Hon. +. NJ. Carter. Nho
has bad five years experiences in the ONCE
Hon. G. c. ushman. who has served tour
wears, and Hon. n. B. Hsbbard. Who has
served full term and sacAies the Chair
that the routine msy DC followed. They
are all men Of good business ability and
s,r;c, integrity. who guard well the inter.
cs,s OF TIC people of the County. All the
busipess of the County is carried on with
The same amount OF tax raised twelve years
ago, Notwithstanding the enhanced cost OF
everything, with increased pay to nearly
all officers, and the added cos, of criminal
bills.
Horauo Austin was qualified As Treasur-
or. ard catered immediately upon the dis.
charge of his duties.
The report OF the Treasurer for 1867 OK.
hibits the finances OF the County IN a Ia.
vorable condition. The total habiline.
amount to si,2lo 6. while the resource.
are S6.oss.4S. large portion OF he latter
sum being cash in the treasury.
The principal items of cos, last wear
were Salaries. $500; current expenses,
S2S54 03; CommISsioner's bills, S747. 90
Jurors. Sl7ls. 90; Sheriff.. si2e S3: Grim.
inal costs, s2o23 IL. Las, year bat 1854
Sc was received on account OF fnes and
costs, which is much less than usually Ia.
been collected.
There has also been change in tie Office o
Register OF Deeds. Alden Chase. the faith.
fal incumbent for the last ten years. is sue.
ceeded by Sumner Il. Newell. Esq. OF Pc.
ru. Mr.. Chase leaves a peculiarly nea, sci
OF books. which alone would bear ample ties.
timony to has merits IS an officer bot more
Important is the fact that in the work OF hi,
whole term we believe an error has never
been discovered.
Enoch Foster, Jr succeeds w. W Boil
sier. Esq. in the Office Of County Attorney
who has Sled the position Tor six years
Mr.. Foster Is a young lawyer in prsc,ie'
at Bethel. who has promising future befor
him.
Hon ~ III. Walker. the Jasi.rs of Pro
bate eject. has occupied the position for Il,
months past under the appointment, Of III,
Governor. and is giving exeellen, sa,isisc
ton to parties having business in his cour,
These are all the changes thi. year Mex
season the people viii selcc; two now Sena
tori. Register Of Probate. a sheriff. /.
County Commissioner anil County Treas
urer
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1868-01-10

ryMr william H,an,.a respectable r

IS-Nr william EvAns.a respectable FAR.
mer OF Milan. y. II vas robbed On Wed.
nssdAy u about $50. while catering the
Cars Of the Grand Trunk Depot. Portland
on wednesday. Of ihis week. ia similar
manner TO that resortei 20 in Mr. L p.
Chasc's ease lie took out his money at
'ho Iicso, Window, anil replace h,s wallet
in the ''de pocket Of b., inner coas. While
entering tho Car. one man ahead Of him
caught hold Of the line connecting the Cars,
and appeared 10 he adjusting 10. bui blocked
the way while the others Jostled AMI crow.
dad Nj. Evans. and effected Tho robbery
Mr = discovered bis loss after taking his
seat and notified the police ba, the scamp,
were gone.
The Portland people owe u 10 tho credit,
o. their good city to keep strong police
force about The depot t. check .uch com.
mon occurrences.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1868-01-10

" The Spring term Of Paris Hin Aeai.
eny "'l' commence March Sd. under the
instruction Of NJ r. Kicker. Princi,,l
Miss MARY ;. Holmes. Prccep,res.. Mis-,
Helen d. Paris. Teacher Of Music and
Miss Sarah J. Pren'iss. Teacher Of Draw.
ing and Paintings
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1868-01-10

MAsoSic Toe following resolutions
were adopted by Paris Lodge Of Free 81 Ac.
csP;ed MasOns. al 50. PAris, on the 9Th inst
Whereas, II has pleased the supreme Ar
ehiiect oil the Universe to remove our Broth.
er Joseph Gallson. Who IN age. a. a Master
Mason. enjoyed the happy reflections COZ.
sequcnt on = we'll spent life. And our
Brother HorAtio G.. Russ. who ~ manhood
as = Fellow Craft. lived TO sppIy bis KNOW
edge IN discbsrRing his duiie. to God. BIS
neigbbor. and himself
Eesolsoi TIA, IN their death. We lose A
portion Of the original Foonla;io Of our
Temple
Hs'aIroi. Tia, this Lodge remember
With gratitude their anbul services and
the zeal anu fidelity with whice all their
masonic du,ios were Performed
Fs'olr,i. Ths, we deeply deplore ,h,ir
los and extend the sympathy Of Il,t aud
upr sbt masons TO tue boreaved inend. IN
The house Of their affection
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1868-01-10

~ F. Butler. Esq. Of The Turner
House. skoWbegan. has splendid pair Of
Black Hawk colts, : years old, we'll match.
ed aud excellent troiters, valued a, 5000.
., we lesrn from ,be Argus.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1868-01-10

aud the columns OF local and general ne~s
are we'll 6iied. Terms two dollars tor tho
session. or one dollar for the thrice weekly
edition.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1868-01-10

Toe members Of thc Bethel Brass Bani
surprised their leader. Mr. Ripley. With =
valuable bora i5r a CHRISTMAS present.
Dir x has been un,iring and very success
to- 10 bis efforts 90 promote tic intcfes, Of
tie Band and ii must have been gratifying
to him. a. veil IS pleasure to The msu.
bers, 90 show. ia this manner, their h.sb
ssi nation Of his services TIE Baal boz.
tends 70 give grand Concert soon. a. An.
dover Corner. and we trust tie good PEG.
pie Of that place will give them liberal
reception
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1868-01-10

T1'rhe Directors Of the European sud
Moth American Railway have got Al logger.
heads with some Of the stockholders. and
there appears to be trouble 10 The corpora
ton. communication appeared ia the
Wing Of Monday. supposed 10 have been
written by the President Of the corporation,
which is replied TO by John A. Poor. ESQ.
IN the Wig Of Thursday.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1868-01-10

" In The State Senate, Thursday. Mr..
Linden OF AnarOseoggin. opPo,-d the or
der TO provide each Senator with two copies
of,he Legislative Journal. ON the ground
OF necessity for economy. On motion TO
table and thereby defeat the resolve. all
three OF tho democrats in the senate voted
against ;aSling and thereby in favor Of the
extra expense provided BY the order-iliu..
traiins. as Mr.. Laden well said. the sin
ecri,y Of tho democratic cry for economy.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1868-01-10

FoCND.-Last !all, Melander Forbes, Of
East Buekheid. found in that vicinity Mud
Turtle. about 10 inches in diameter which
was marked on the under she'll. J. Z. 1926.
being much worn. which were the initials Of
Capt. Josiah Paris. OF Buckfeld. decreased
IAiher Of Hon. V. ID PArri, OF Paris. Be.
sides cross. il bore the initials O. =. Of
Orren Pbilbrock. OF Buckfeld. deceased. OF
later date. Ii was minus one half Of one
Of ITS fore legs. Alter marking him again.
be was permitted TO run at large. Martin
Drake, nov ofBuckfeld. saw The Paris tur.
tie. so called. in 1910. hall mile FROM the
place where last seen. marked } p. II some
one OF your reader. will give me the age Of
ihi' specimen OF creation. The probAble ter
n'ory be would be likely to have passed
over during the 81 pact years. and tell il
his sheilshiP has been seen by Others. IL
would thankfully be received bY
Hartford.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1868-01-10

Inv PROPOSED TAxATtoN or Gowns.
sENT BoNDs. The Tribune, specisl s.v,
scores Of Communications have ba., 90,
from Wall street agsius, The clause. FISH
mans bin providing for the taxation Of III,
bonds and Directing 10 the bill in general
From n canvass Of the House II nav he nos.
itively stated hat a majority are in favo,
Of that section Of the bill. and though the
laws say that they shall not be subject 10
State or municipal taxation, the sla,u,s.
now here define that they shall. be liable 10
taxation by Congress. II deemed advisable
There is q strong disposition to snbies,
mem 10 taxation nov. and before the 6nal
soJo"rnm,nt Of the present session take.
place, a bill eTec'ing tha, purpose will m.
doubiedly be passed.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1868-01-10
CONGRESS.

IL The House n large batch Of bills was
offered, inCluding full .hue OF financial
biils.
The Committee on Rcconstraetion we're
directed TO inquire into The eSpediency Of
constituting the unrecons,ructcd States a
single military district in command OF Gen
Grant aud also to consider the exped icncy
OF declaring by act OF Congress. thai the
Governments hereto lore set up IN said
States by the order Of the President are not
republican form, Of government.
The House adopted resolution by a
vote OF 10 20 %. utterly condcmaing the
conduct OF Andrew Johnson. President Of
the United States. tor biz action IN rcmov-
ing tha, gallant soldier Maj. Gen. Philip II
Sheridan. from the command OF the 9Th
military district 4 resolution rendering
thanks to Gen. Sheridan. was then adon,ctl
by vote OF 50 TO CD
Mr.. Banks introduced. by unanimous
consent bill enaeting tia, eight hours sLal
constitute a days labor for all lsborers
workmen and mechanics now employed. or
who may hereafter be employed. by or on
behalf Of The CniteJ States Government.
The bill passed after long debate
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1868-01-10

rP-SenaIor Wilson has a tso column
article IN this weeks IndspOndrnt, in which
he ;akss strong ground IN favor OF Geu.
Grant Tor The nSst President lie says III
The Republicans iaaesibly adhere to the
policy Of cqaal justice TO all, and wisely
legi'la,e on the national debt. the currency.
taxation. and expenditures. il will be in
their power 20 give GRAFT three million of
votes-the vote, OF thirty. And possibly
thirty two States. and House OF Repre-.
ssnia,iVes ~,sh one hundred majority.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1868-01-10

~ Attorneys are reminded that order.
Of notice in all Suits and Libels for M,,cb
'errn' should be sen. in immediately. or they
may not get published sessonsbly.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1868-01-10

Tux BUcErInD TRAGEDY. The Jury
OF inqaest on the death Of Michael Bridg
ham have given their verde, and esonerate
Thoma, s. BRIGHAM from any intention Of
shooting him. They saw the death VA. by
"mi,ehance.r We learn from private
letter of T. S Bridgbsm tina, he hal no
quarrel with the deceased At the time he wa.
shot. lie say. be never gave him a cross
word. During the winter he had been ir.
ri,able aad savage at times. and once came
at Thomas With a piichiOrk in the barn.
He ha, often been abusive TO the female
members OF the fan'ily. and the dAv provioa.
TO bis death be had taken the ,ones and n
stick OF wood threatening to drive the wife
OF Thomas from the ho3sc About O'Clock
Saturday cvcning, when Michael was .bo,
TLona, 'aid 10 him be hoped he would mol
do so again. speaking very pleasantly to
him. lie said calmly iha, be va. an old
man anil one OF tho family Thona, sal,
yes. aud that be had always treated him q
such Then instantly he became crraged
and soiEcd chair and drove Thomas into
bed. room. shutting the door and iher
opening !, Thomas told him be had a re
Nol'er, thinking Of frightening him. step
ped over The door ill. The sight OF the 10.
'o!'er only earagod hin the more. ~bcn b,
struck Wi'h the chair heavy blow. knock
ing the revolver from The hand Of Thoma.
who soon picked It up. when another blow
was gwen tho pistol Was discharged. n,
ball entering has body jos; above the groir
on the left SIDE Tie Tell and spoke not
Thomas says he has DO recollection OF cock
ing the pistol. aud how it va. discharged
he knows not. Michael Vas sixty. tire,
years Obj and gland uncle OF Thomas
County Attorney Foster vas pre- sent viii
the jury. Press
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1868-01-10


70 Miss SyisAnia rerham, tniIlinor sc.
notice OF whose assignment has lately ap-
PeArcd IN The Democrat. has arranged mat
iers with her creditors so a. TO continue in
business at tho old stand. At Bryan,'s Pond.
HEAVY purchases OF good. jus, before
tie recrn, decline ~ prices. vas the cause
OF her embarrassment. Her numerous
friend, will be pleased to know that she
has charge Of her shop and business.
rY-Tbe contested seats oftbc York Sem
a'ors delays the organization Of the State
government. a. bi sec. s ART = Of the Con-
sltu,ion. The VI. ancics IN The senate shall
be filed before abe iso Houses shall elect
the Executive Council The delay will DO
Tor few days only
tV-rbe Riverside Echo enter. upon it's
third volume With a ne y engraved head and
the excellent motto. With malice toward
none with charity FOR all " TIE Riverside
is The LAndsoniesi and hest Temperance
paper ever Published ia Maine. and as the
organ Of ihe Good Templars Is andoabtedly
sure Of liberal sup. ort.
rz-we learn from IL. p,,l r.. -.
an action ~, tiled IN -. soor.n. 1T,
Cosr, IN that CITY Ia, u..L ,,,,o., CT,
Harmon. school teacher. - hereby John
Bryant sought to recover Of said Harmon
the sum % s2up Tor sound aaccl.s,.on O.
SAID brySn1' son. "ho Wa' Papil ia H.r-
mons school Tho trial occupisd three
HA) anG Tie Jsry could not agree upon a
'''"''''
- The Andro5coggin Herald says
meeting OF the Farmer. and Mechanics
Club Of Mnoi and Hebron came OF on
Thursday evening Ibey bad lecture
and music. and after ibc mental feast va,
discussed an Anilnaran supper vas enjoy
~ u Aa' !'Akt' oui that Judge Back
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1868-02-29
Sic Thu1feier Der beutib ,engltfbetl {,
@bule III @bren wafbinaton's
Gebnrt6tag.

Nem@sburtsta9eb es unRerbli6en8so.
Malbtnotor, Dem 8efreier peo 2anoe8 III
folee, MnfQpiaun0 bate BE oeut{4zsn0lt<
d eShule etneTeter ~ @bren oe1el,en Der
annaltet, mo,u ftb pie Gltern rer Sinner
unp Sdulfrsunce> pa6 ialsdte WeIter
in Betradt ee,oser, 3ieult@ fart etnfanz
ben, melhes Qebrer iopte ben Rtnpern
reuen Muib uno @nerete sum lernen eins
RSBen ptrn.
Die Setter purbe bur9 @slan9 ,porat,
li6 aIe 5duler betbeiltsteu erSfust.
5terauf fplsteu Deflamatirnsn, 8ortrdae
&c. faf ldmmtli6e S6ulenbaben @eoidte
uno Detlsmationen oe!ldtepener Mrt ppr@
oetraaen. Gin pretftmmiees 2iep puroe
;ur 8efrtebisun9 Nuer burdssflb1t.
8eipnpere Nne1fsnnun9 oereienfn bic
2anpfa,ten, an penen febr ptel UleiB unc
MuSrausr III tbrsr Nnfsrtisuna anse<
wanei murpe, IS murcen bret Diplpmen
au6oelsbt fit pte BRET bef' aussefQbrten
&arten pel6e wte folst pertbeilt wurren:
Gmu &oienfrant 1. Dtplom.
gilbert BriSbtne 2.
5ermann plBrtm 3.
Nahbeu fe pertbetlt, fdlpb bte Setter
NIT benz 2tepe n6ail Columbia"
Seeer mar ppQ 3ufriebenpett dber BE
tbm barBeboteuen Benetle ber Gbdtt8tett
bes 2ebrerS unb es perlttB Nteulanb ar>
berS 9etnnt bte S@ule.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1868-02-29
npre

Morsen beeinnt bic 5afenseit
Stun, lieben @brifen, feb sel9eibt
11nb iebt bab ibr tbut, aas gum Seelenbeil
frommt
limb ibr babel bod nidt BON 3rdften fommt.
80 eft ia tein uBeafteat" bic Climb mar
srpb,
Nber bafar 9e9t unb 8arl9' nit pplati9er
u@ob."
l1nb ipa eu9 ni9t ipteBen auf feline @atel
9err 1rian, 70 perlagt Current 5@natel
&albscpteletten unb 8oeuf a la r1obe>
Das MIR Gurer @esle leiblider Sob.
Dasesen Elm clubbing, nit &oiinen seipidt.
Sat np@gfiemanben mu'SYarabieS beridt.
@pr eebratenen 5abnern unb serdu9ertem
S1inten
MuB i'd Gud partea mad rneiaem 8ebinfen,
5iutemal iol9e @peis' aQe neil
gu ellen sefdbrbet Guer beleres 1beil,
sgt pafir cine ludsre ~ eblipets" in gutter
Stub
l1nb trintet Guer Glas9en 8ureunber tasu
Madbem ibr 3usur NIT serau@ertem 2a@s
Gut tur1is sese0en, 70 iast Sans Saas.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1868-02-29
sgDIbea> @Gurc
Observation-Disclosures.

Das fttter I'M 9e0s Der Tarmeritrre 0eiellldaft beFnblide,
an Der Saapt> Observation-Disclosures ppn9tep> lllm s~eleoene, uuter
Benz Namsu u4armer. stpre" bctannte @ebauoe 1T aus FREEZER
Sant su rsrtauisa. Daislbe 1T ~;wsiltStie unb eutealt int
trist, iusbcirncers CUR @rridtuns zines 5tures, eanen. Sn
g%srtiuruns ramit tebt cine @dumltttsit. bic ais ~2assrbaus
benuet wereeu fam. SIM rbern Strd beinren It'd etne Neite
pom 3inmern, bic CUR %9Gpbnuug unp aatern 3weden etenli6
erlbtinsn. Wn ras @etlure itU6t cine unfansreide yare NIT
elmer Barn. tie tcaueme Stalnn9en uno ,peitere Naumltdtet=
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