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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1870-02-04
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TR USTE E'% LIE.

BY virtue of Il deed Of trust executed by s..
a. Marstclar, on the 18th Of February. 1867,
and Of record in the Clerks office Of Prince
William County Court. the undersigned will, on
MONDAY. the It'll day Of February, that being
Court day, al the front door OF the Court House
OF Prince William county, offer for salo. for
cash, the TRACT OF LAND conveyed by
said deed Of trust contsing about THREE
Greenwich, in said county,
and is good land.
Selling rs Trustee, will convey only such
title rs is vested in mo n such, which IS beley'
cd to be- unquesLionable.
EPPA h u NTON. Trustee.
Prince VIM. CO., dec 3leOts
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1870-02-04

WASHINGTON ITEMS. In the House Of Rep.
reseutatves yesterday Mr.. Tanner introduced
bill TO incorporate the Washington Market
Company. Tho bill leases the ground to the
corporators for ninety nine years, and author
ICES the company to locate and construct L suit
able building or buildings at the Intersection Of
the canal and Seventh street, running to Ninth
street, with stores, public halls, etc. Among
the stockholders named are some OF the wealth
lest and most prominent OF the citizens.
Thomas Blagden,an old and highly respect
ed citizen OF Washington, died yesterday at
his residence. Argyle, near the city. lie was
gentleman OF much wealth.
Paul Gerard, whose recent marriage with
Miss WormIey, the pretty octoIoon," created
such o sensation, has, it is stated, received
funds from home, with directions from his fam
lily to proceed with his bride to France.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1870-02-04

STRUCK Down AT PRAYERS The venerable
r. II. Harwood, about 20 years of age, was
stricken down with paralysis, at the Menokin
church, in Richmond county, Va, 4 lew Sun
days ago He was at church at the time and
had been called upon hythe pastor Of the church
to lead in prayer. He, with the congregation,
knelt at his seal, but the pastor hearing no re-
spouse, led in prayer himself and at It's close,
when all others had arisen. NJ r. Harwood was
discovered still in knecIiog position His
family which was present with the pastor and
many members of the church, gathered around
and lifted him up, when he was found to be
sperchiess. lie was removed 10 his home near
by, receiving every attention dcmand'dby his
condition.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1870-02-04

BAD CONDITION is asserted that near
ly every man in this part Of Virginia is either
running for some office or is plaintiff in some
suit to strip some luckless debtor Of the last
shred he wears; or is defendant in some other
suit to protect himself from being Invested of
his own last shred by some imporlunate credi
tor Which doesn't couvny to our MUD any
very encouraging idea OF the business situation.
-LmchLwq Republican,.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1870-02-04

me report OF the committee OF tue Ameri-
can Medical Association on the relations Of al
cohol TO medicine, submitted by DIR. John Bell
chairman. has been published. The report
presents an exhaustive examination of the sub.
ject, and in summing up conclusions opposes
the popular theories as to tho value OF alcoholic
stimulants, and regards the habitual use OF al
cohol, in its various combinations of distilled
and fermented liquors, as antagonistic to indi
vidua comfort and health as we'll as to social
order and progress, and as the truthful source
of long list of diseases and crimes. A strik.
ing idea presented 10 the report is that the
shock of large dose OF alcohol on the nervous
system acts like blow on the head or d kick
in the stomach. Prussc acid is not more dead
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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1870-02-04

NAN WHIPPED. The Montgomery Messen-
ner reports the following occurrence Mr..
Charles Thomas, living eight or ten miles south
east of Floyd q. H., Va. was forclbly taken from
his house few lights since, by party OF men
in disguise. and most soundly and numerically
whipped. He received several hundred lashes,
we'll laid on, with stout switches, the bark,
splinters aud broken fragments OF which were
found next morning embedded and sticking in
his flesh. He has been suspected of reporting
persons in the county, to the officers oil the
Government, Tor illicit distiIlng, and it is sup
posed that some of the underground boilers of
corn juice who have been reported by him,
gave him this severe castigation. LynchbWy
ReDu}Hcns,
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1870-02-04

DR.. LIVINGSTONE Probably no man hiss
DR.. Livingstone, the African traveller, who has
been drowned shot. starved, smolhcred, died
of every kind of fever, and by last reports burn
ell as i wizard, in his explorations in search of
the sources OF the Nile.
We hope that the late news may prove ny
untrue as previous report OF Livingstone $
death. 1t does not. however, reach us in =
shape that We arc now able to question.
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SARGENT.S PLACER BILL.

We notice With regret that this bill, which
the Gazette truthfully says might we'll be
entitled "a law to depopulatc the mining
Territories" has become . law. Some
months since We published it, pointed out
its evils. and suggested the propricty Of &C.
ton against It BY miners mee.ings-
Through indifference, or a different view
from that entertained by Us. no public OK.
precision has come to our notice. It is too
late now. We believe in all its results It is
IN evil to Montana 1t gives ono person or
company privilege 10 acquire government
title to 100 acres of placer mining ground,
the same as agricultural. All that parties
are now required to do Is to gobble the
plscers Of ,1a~ss~.a, and get title. Repre-
sentation by work ends with that, oil local
laws IT, the contrary Notwithstanding, and
wherever capital now finds ground that 1t
will be more profitable to let lie idle until
the day Of cheap labor. can withdraw it
from the produc!ies resources of Montana
for indefinite years. Montana is not in con
dition to require this; Is lily in condition I"
bear it. Title by working representation has
made Montana prosperous sargenrs bill
is tourniquet upon its life arteries. Fran
chise monopolics were bad enough, but pla.
Ger presumption is tho inita i've to system
of mo nopoly many times worse.
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Gvasd have alady Started Il 10 nov thoeeht certain
that The Empesoe designs closinR In q Prussia b
tween Theonvfls aad wsisserbsrg. throwing % army
On the German sds Il TIE Rhine. This army 10 COM
posed Of three cops commanded By Generals Fa'ley
Denney and xcNahon.
There b large number Of woskmsn gagged on the
fortiAcatioua Of PARA
Salt Lake, July sath-Iaet night, q reception BY
Co,onel Hipdlsy Asds.on to General Augur and stat.
Q large crowd Of Nosmons gathered In front Of the
house and ipsulted tho Cosossl asd HE 9uests and
finally broke up the party.
Nashville July 9Sth-John Wilson, the oldest steam.
boat man in the West, died yesterday.
Four or i've vessels to b added to our European
squadron.
Atlanta. Geo, July a6th-Nases Bentley, colored
messenger in the House Of Representatives, shot dead
Malcolm Calhoun, . colorcd Representative from
Burke county. It wss thsfeeult Of private quarrel
The sutro tunael 10 in sS feet. The posphyry r.
quircs blasting. and the water Il increasing.
COlbrook, Maine, was nearly burned down last Mon
day.
Fortress Monroe. July 36th-Thrce companies Of
artillery have gone to Raleigh to aid Governor Holden
In enforcing the laws.
Cheyenne. July 3oth-- Infosmation from South Pass
says the soldiers who sont by Government after
the Big Horn expedition overlook them but were I'M
able to bring them hack. The soldiers returned to
South Pass and the expedition proceeded to the Big
Horn country.
Stevenson declines to be candidate for reelection
In the 81 Ohio District.
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THE CEDAR CREEK COUNTRY,

As 1t may take week q two to write ~
the Cedar Greek camps in detail, and th'
question what do you think of Cedar ?
Is nsked with considerable interest by near
" every ono, we will make . brief genera
statement of facts and opinion.
The population Of lhe gulch is about 2,
00l. From 1000 to 1900 men are mining
some SEQ Of whom nre working on the l0(
sluiccs now running. the remainder open
ing claims. The Eulch is yielding FROM q
to SO per day to The hand. The claims
already opened will probably average wages
or little over. Tie Grnund 50 fur opened
Is principally the shallow canyons. come oi
it is very poor. The deep ground is the 70
lance Of tho camp. Every deep claim ye'
opcncd 10 bedrock is paying we'll. Nearly
every company from below Kiyus Bar to
far s!svc Forest CITY is working probably
on eight miles of gulcl'. No companies are
lying buck waiting for others. The work
Is earnest and systematic in the deep
ground, and all have full confidence they
will strike it rich. Not . days work Is
wasted, being in drain bitches, shafts
and side bitches for permanent work. There
IL scarce an idle man in the gulch, and there
are fewer men in tho streets of louisville
than deer Lodge. The entire community 10
at work. We believe tho deep ground of
Cedar is good, hasing the belief on the &C.
tual developments 90 far as made. If It is.
it will he next year, the best camp in Mon.
tana. Tho bars, too, prospect and yield
well. The times arc fearful y dull. The
saloon and store business Is overdone.
Everybody nearly who went to Cedar was
broke They have been living eight
months on credit Every dollar taken out of
nineteenth Of the claims IL to psy those
debts, and the disposition to pay them be.
fore spending any money but for necessi-
ties makes dull times. So, although .
great deal Of money Is being taken out, and
from 800 {, 1000 ounces of dust ID being
sold In louisville every Sunday, and more
Is carried West for coinage, there is gene.
ral scarcity of money in the camp. In two
or three months the deep ground will be
opened. II good it will employ more men
than arc now ut work in the gulch. Old
debts will be by that time cancelled, free
money will be in circulation and good
times in CEDAR be the word. If the deep
ground and bars do not pay, the camp is of
but little account, and will be worked
down to 800 or 400 man camp by mid.
winter. Until demonstrated to the con-
trary. our opinion is it will employ profi!s.
bly, in 1871 more men than any other camp
in Montana.
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MAouIRE, of the Pick and Plop, has
sensation article on Em;grant gulch, based
upon the card of John Cone, who says he
has struck bed rock. is making $50per day,
and 10000 men can find profitable employ.
ment on the Yellewstone. Bed rock has been
worked in Emigrant gulch for five years
Gulch and bars prospect well. Crevice min
Ing In the upper gulch has paid, but tho
boulders are % thick in gulch and bars that
We do not believe Mr. Cones story. Humid
reds of good miners have failed there, and
many thousands have been expended WITH
out success In the endeavor to open up pay
Ing hydraulic, ground .sluice or shovel dig
gtngs In the camp. We wish tho induce.
msnts were better, but from personal cxped.
ence, We warn our miners to 20 slow on Al
Emigrant gulch excitement. We came out
of 1t one winter, after . summers work,
with just money enough, on reaching Wiz,
ginia City, to sleep in stable, and were
not worsc of than many Others Who
mln00 there. i
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LEWIS and CLARKE REPCB.
LICAN NOIINATIONS.

The Republican Convention met in He.
lena, July q. Alex. II. Best,is Chairman !;
jas. Mcpherson Secretary. TIE following
ticket was put in nomination:
For Council Cornelius HedgeA
Nor Noxse-6eth Bullock. w. L. Milligan,
T. J. Andsrs, John Kinns, David South.
wick.
For Assessor-Jos. Woolman.
For Svperiatendent-Rcv. 8. g. Lsthrop.
For Commissioner-Jamcs Mcpherson.
For C,roaer-Dr. W. r. Billiard.
E5r Justice-Wm. Haskell.
For Contradiction Robinson.
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Our Cedar Greek Column.


" Chr yssssssa. II r. ssb M.
OrfosrrIoH-Ths hsst Of he ven ap.
pointed stages Of 0ilmcr & Saulsbury e..
rived It the mouth Of the Greek yesterday,
and departed this morning I learn that one
Of the proprietoss hes expressed his deter
nination 10 assist largely in building the
long contemplated, patty built. but never
finished wagon road 20 Cedar Junction.
Many Of our citizens hail this arrival with
delight, anticipating prompt express con.
nScetca with tho rest Ut The Territory hence
forth.
6Ux. RnE-Thc latest and best discovery
IN this vicinity il fully proving itself Ill &
was expected There Win b, or % now,
TIVE miles Of rayinC ground, cainmeacing .
few claims lDeDow discovery and extending
that distanos mp the gulch Ply Tuns
from d @ 90 per day . the hand. The
gold u IT 6nc quality and assays equally =
we'll 20 Cedar Creek dust The ground b
easily 0poood and The next month viii pro.
dues large amount Of dust IL the water, OF
which thc6e = no large stream, holds out
NnFHD- william Cafitey NJ arrested
on To l0eA inst " Deputy D. q Marshal
JomM 9ab6oe. aa4 tAkea % Helene 1eg
mekisg ~ ev., e paalisg osbeg thaa Uacls
Sans pssabackA. .'. =. s..s..ss ~
7: !. AxnEnA Assistant .. 6 NaIslal1
sos 1l.sasa essaiy; e i q e LEA
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Cedar Creek and the surrounding country.
July 6.

AccrDENr-Thein infant aughtes Of N. W.
Kennedy, ut Kuyuse City, was kicked by .
mule and received an ugly, but am happy
now to ray, not dangerous cut over the eye.
New PuMPs-The company on No. 80
below, In O'Keefe's district, put up China
pump In place of their suction apparatus.
and are now going down. The Homebound
Go. on No. II are 40 feet from the surfsce.
NO pay yet.
THE PRISONERS arrested for the murder
of two men in the Ceur d'Alene Mountains
were sent to Missoula this morning.
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AGIINS1' CHINESE OCCCP.4.
TON. fal

The follow irg resolution was adopted BY
DE Deer Lodge Democratic Convention on
lsst.sa.urdsy. 1t Is not well considcred
expression, but shows the penl,er spirit o.
tho question .of Chinese immigration and
occupation: g-ssa.l tr-. 49,, ~, ~
Rsessssd, That IN every conflict Of labor
with capital. our sympathies Ire now and
always have besa Oh tho side OF heor, e0d
thas ~ 40 utterly 0rpnoed - paupogising
ChiaaGe immlgsaiios. AND ,taas we :rs h
GlvD IT their pseae. = .p4' &C - :
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THE SJl.lLL POK ROBES


The cases Of small pox on the Missoula
road, asserted 10 have been caught from in.
fccted robes purchased from Missouri river
Indians, suggests some information we lave
received concerning the robes at Fort Ben.
ton. There arc ut Benton some $50, 900 tn
&200, 900 worth Of robes. and 1t other posts
imnicnse quantities. . large proportion Of
which were purchased from tho river tribes,
known to have suffered dreadfully from
this disease during the past few months.
The War Department recently stopped the
shipment of them, fearing their transport.
tation down the river and distribution
throughout tho States might spread tho pcs.
thence over the land. We are informed q
medical officer ut Benton bus been ordered
to report whether any means Of fumigation
would certainly purify them, and should
his report bc adverse, tho Department will
order tho entire amount To- bo burned. We
notice however that on July 18th tho Score.
tayy of War issued the following order to
frontier commanders: "Whou thcre Is 4
.'ressonablc certainty that skins arc not IN.
Effected from having been In contact with
''ssnall pox, the Secretary OF War directs
''that existing orders on this subject are not
ITO be 90 construed a. 10 prohibit the ship.
''n,cnt thereof" #s+a' aa -"
30, We irfer. the traders will 10 allowed
10 get q large proportion of their robos 70
market. II secn.s 10 - this order b too
loose. md tho foul discasc 10 liable 10 glide
ihrDueh. Il were better % burn every nbe
an tho river, than lhnt one infected robe
ahnald b. shipped. In questioe Of dol.
lars against lives tho latter should 10 rick.
oncd high. The opening Ut hank locks has
less Of sadness than the cresk Of Cemetery
gales. An ounce OF prevention h wOrtl, 4
louaA Ut cure, and prevention Is ret one Of
eve possibilities ... ...,.a- .,.., ..sa r,
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THE TERRITORY.
Gazette g.

OGzctle
The English Government is about to iu.
dicislly investigate the killing of Capt
tain Spear BY sentry. on the boat carrying
circumstance has lIecn the subject of dipio.
matte correspondence and Is unsatisfactory.
Helera operators lost money by tho do.
cline in gold while the wires were down.
Herald a
'Gallon" writes from Boulder. Sam
Perry. who broke Jail at Virginia City \
week ago, has been traced TO this valley.
Yesterday the father of the escaped convict
purchased ham at the store of Joe Cans.
Suspicion became rife and awakened the
citizens of the neighborhoOd, who. in com.
paay with tho Sheriff Of Madison county.
repaired to the mountains and watched the
premises, but II 10 believed that the old
man gave signal which frustrated bls re-
capture for the present.
Ex-Governor Ashley, Surveyor Genl
Washburn, Mr. Richard Jockey, and Mr..
A. Sands will be building new residences
shortly.
Herald IS
Several weeks ago Robert Coburn of Co.
burns ranch. on the Benton road about
eight miles below Kenneday's, lost mum.
Der Of horses, supposed TO have been stolen
by band Of Indiana. He made some ef.
forts to recover his stock, hut without avail.
ABOUT ten days $50 squad Of Indians
came up to his ranch and told Coburn they
knew where tho stolen horses were, and II
ne would accompany them they would
snow him where they were. 1lr. COburn
Assented, and tho next morning started In
pursuit, expecting to DO absent but ~
hours. He has now, We are informed. been
absent eight days, and yet there are no Ii.
dings Of the missing man. Il b generally
believed the Indians referred 70. deceived
CobuTn away for the purpose Of killing
him, and that they have done % seems verv
probable. A party Of citizens from Silver
City lett yesterday morning b pursue the
"Red Devils, and If possible % Ascertain
the tate Of tho unfortunate man. Coburn.
We believe j brother. In. law Of Jno. Green
Esq.. Of Silver City.
W. W. johnson ID about to make the d.
nal surveys on the Park Lake Ditch.
Perry Lane took 600 nugget from
Grizzly lAss week.
Auaey Dahler d Co. have established =
Bank In Corinne.
eoassets -.
Since our lase the news OF war between
vIoacg md Prussia las thrown the CON.
msrdal world int tho widest sxcitament
end completely upoetall former values, AZ
TIE 6e&jnning q the week Gold took sud.
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THE New GOVERNOR or MONTANA
Gen. Benjamin F. Potta just confirmed
Governor Of Montana. won his military title
In active service in the late war, having en-.
tered tho volunteer army ~ Captain In the
s2d Ohio Infantry. and rose through success.
sive grades to Brigad,er General He Is a
native Of Ohio. and u - yesn Of age. lie
received an academic education, studied law
and Vas admitted % the lar In 1859. In the
came year he was elected delegate y the
Charleston tonTcntion, was present as
Chsrlestouoad Baltimore. and steadfastly
supported Stephen A. DouIlaA Upon the
fall Of Sumter - advocated vigorous war
measures, and himself raised . company.
He Is man of commanding appearance.
remarkable muscular strength
and energy. and unusual intellectual ability.
With these qualities and uuqucstioacd BRAY
cry, his military career was at course high.
y crcjitabic one His services IVES chiefly
in tho West under Grant, .and no marched
with shcrman down n the seA While be
has not perhsis The faculty OF winning per.
sonal popularity. hcinspircs confidence, and
will no d0ubt a1akc - excellent 0ovesnos.
m r 1sibsss, II tsTa 9e
3#E#4f5s Gt.#faS E..
OUa AEvEa1l9xo RArnA-We p1blsh
~ the first page sca b of psicss ~ adycs.
Using. taken from tho NEW Eo1f1.W1sT,
being mOse uniform and, taken alsogcshes.
cheaper than The published me- Of any
other weekly paper IN the Territory.
When We slaSs NE III Weekly ~ viii 90.
Itnsc thsas Setss, thesshgs Eiving oer d.
vsst sere The aslvastags e two nom inues
il week, and q tese 1gusee I'm Any
weekly, except w Nsw NoBS1.WDef u
he TerTitosy.-xsassatsss Ss191.tsg 20
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f1sesr oAAAs = 4 Leag Bsaseh.
- In. osnt = - Il - maaoa 0ra.e..
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EAtr0y Notice.

NACTOy NOftCC.
E0CND, on the divide At the head Of Browns guk1t
and on the LETT shoulder Has ! star on forehssd
and both had and Of fore foot white. The ovo1
can have the same on paying charges by apPlicsea"
6le Butte Livery Saba
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j. GLASS;,
w0tChmakc1. and Jowclcr

Matchmaker. md .Jowclcr
and dealer In Watches and Jswslry,
DHKR LODGE CITY, MONTANA.
NEXT does b the Posto6iee]
American and European Watches neatly Rsean.
eno Warranted. Jowsly e every description ~
fecsused g order lro0 native sed Of NE hess 90"
NOTICE.
n itseas Ljqsoes 81 ~ ouSntities than On 1s
40 eqalrs4 0148 ~ law o take out ~ 49, =.
ASoec q tt Dollars pr quarter. All peno
ceoV1ng v1lA u above mast su1e. tns sSs6z
~ r. q FRI1RJC1e
- 8SooA op0 ca Oo0 49,
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TICK ana Pow, u.
A large number of families from the cast
are now this side Of Corinne bound for
Bohemian.
. DR.. Sill 10 located in Boxeman.
Gen. Baird has been inspecting the Fort
Ellis garrison.
An opposition stage line to Helena win
be put on.
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oonespeodsnt, writing from Paris, says the Prus-
sian toops ars passng throssh he Back Fdssse To-
wards DaslA.. hiIe Hs- @Na
Csseeal Mcxahoas Aeadquastsss 10 q ssrasSosrg.
atseog 1toaeA foees Wes nassiag 70 pssveoe sss.
prise thrsagh ~ vosss d Fla Troops wsss pour.
ihg ialo etmslosx Asn Disaneon Eyssything tDdi
easss thae ~ asys esae b,sw Win b struck n ~
vieia1y & ss1sAsmy. . gU@s
4 ytssek ~ v1n $3.50 appsas bslsss CspsaAaesa.
s1d nake aneye0sne . ovssthsow TIE ministry and
'ssvsths Daes ftsn 1ssssia II ssies q thsmssavea
nis rspaesA tAss NJ TakisA sssss.neat Aas ees-
tssetea ~iel parties b Anssiea for - aansa
Arsaf ssay 1agish onesD Il note vim enter IL
Paris J,F ssA-xo sast,s : szpssasa sse several
maya 54aaa 73S ai#1
Tos,es, ssly s.s-A sest sal,sa today b .eisasses
that q Casboary.
1ss uahal svaeaas,es Il Rs.s hs bssa dss,sea
upoo.
Or ha,lsel "a In tAessa.a voamscsss Aays ia.
Dsha,. Ssb Msa--ras sympathy q Iss,asd 10 d
.e.e ssa.asnly WITH Francs. Lsys aessiae vss
CAseacs JAN asa-xees tAaa - os.nass i.,,
applied tstAs NssA 0sEnaa csesul hsFe dssking .
y osee ssPssaA - ~ ~ any. 90 81 f4 81
- flhes e Wan - esss = Dssnsk Ss u
p9peseA h1sahlg thesesse1 lob ces1ealy nsslsA
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sae Iraa1laas - usllg Saleoae fee o1oolvasjsaA
Sesse0 sonGlaG mAee ~ walls q rnls haSe bsoo
sesaase = 80 thsk lsaDsA - ~ spassb ssqslssa
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IT, 1s0eA laoo g 0oooglne - egei01ooa 6 q.
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