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NoFrHrgy Wryrrr. .SD Tg.nr Ii NAV bs
rc-7,nberei that some fine aro Mr. G,ijwin
Smith b-ou,b- from F7qlspi n number of ri.ts.I
arti,qrs In 7---l, AZ Council -rivarsir, 6oe cF
tba-e has v-ri--sp sooo ve-v ev,srio1t lstters >,
tho To,5o, S,s..e.,r i, which .,..-- o,b.,.
tbirr. he er,resses his srirrrisa ~ the ,orrlets
breat vbicb or- ro-rber., v-it.- ,,.l.. ~ ou
ONT -.4oor o.,r,,t,ops cor,raIl;-,. mo, ,rt,
in epmner arc brickIavers rnaso,,s rI,s.sro-s
Of. ~ b..,rss tssn,sters l,n,harrt, las
bi,-yers 49,. IN nh, y-i,,a- tr-o-,s ~ 49,
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neni, that he may properly perform his duty
These town Congresses serve also an excellent
purpose in furnishing opportunity for ambi-
uous gentlemen to bring themselves before the
people, aud win popular favor. Economy and
reform can be as properly aud proftaoly enforced
and commended, and extravaganza ami corrup-
ton as faithfully deelAimed sglinst snd deuouuc-
ed, in these lesser forums Of the people. as upon
the floor OF the National Congress, and it Is. per-
hsps. quite as often, and quite as well done.
la my opinion. the sound and self-relisnt
judgment Of the people Of New England in pub
lie N .t,ers, is largely due to the e1perielce ani
training given them by these to Fn governments.
Dir. President. l have detained you 100 long,
and will close by Offering the foilosing senti-
ment
New England Common Schools and New Enslaud
Town Meetings nurseries scholars and sta .e=nen,
may they become universal IN our land.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1870-01-14

SKErcH OF THE PoPE The PontiT only wears
the triple crown on the grtndest and most
solemn occasions when be celebrates Poutif,al
High Mass in ST Peters, or in the Sistne, he
wears only An episcopal mitre ; when IN his car
riage ms -nowy locks are crowned by plain
bl .ck sIiN -kull-cap, which IL also his headgear
at the receptions nj the Nsticln. When the Pope
ahghts from his crr;ags. as be frequently does
during promenade on the Plncian Hill all in
his vicinity kneel down He puts on his GRIN
son velvet % shovel tucks up MS white ,uuel
peiticOat, and looks about. smiling hengnly,
and blessing, with two outstieicbed fingers, the
poorest trastereriH0 asamiably rs he bestoRs his
bereliction on the wealthiest yic4n convert.
Personally, nobody has ever 4 word to say
against Pic Mono. His hand is open AS day to
melting Charity lie Is so good 20 the poor,
who dog mis- footsteps everywhere, and lag wait
for him on the Scala R-gis, and at the ap-
proaehes to the Capclls Pao!ins, gatii they sre
driyea away by the Swiss guards, ,hst she
chance Of his giving away bis head, fit were
loose. is anything but a remote probability. his
rqiet dc chdm5r, once asked him Tor fifty francs
to buy dozen shirts d" for a poor mao - - vs. no
i the poor msny'' asked the .Pogs, the tear Of
compassion trembling on his eyeliis. your
Holiness repiel the vqlst dc ci1m5-e. d" You
are always giving away your body linen
Sine that period the CGnericri Scyrsii have
made ii somewhat more diiieul, To '' get a; 80
the Pope; but he is still accessible through the
medium Of petitions; aud he must be clumsy
begging letter writer indeed who, ia response 10
an artfally wOrded supplieation, fails to extract
something from the Pontlfcai Treasury.
Has Plus TX. any faults, any ftiiings? Well,
always taking his inflllibility into account, the
censorious do say that his Holiness is rather
too much addicted TO the consumption OF snuff
And then his Holiness. suufiing incessantly As
he does, will persist in using only the common
est blue pocket-haudkerchiefs sith white spots
{" birds-eye fogles,'' to be faInilisr-whch have
an unscemly, not TO say disastrous appearance,
when ne receives distinguished visitors at the
Vatican. 1t is said tha; Lady Herbert, of Lea,
was awfully shocked on the fret occasion when
she was introduced 10 the Pontif. and saw him
snusiing, with periodical recourse 10 the blue
cotton northumberland But be Is a dear
old gentleman for all that. One Of the prcttest
stories related Of him is in connection With a
pert young English lady, I" Girl Of the Pc
riod, although not of the presen; one, who ah
solutey refused 10 kneel down aud be blessed as
the Pope was passing through one of the CALLER
les Of the Vatican. '' I an Protestant she
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1870-01-14

one I uHelt amon- the untrod en- ways
BESIDE the su-ing, of Dove.
a iale "n"a' there were noe 20 praise.
AI1 very lev O. love
A virlet ? yamos.y --a1e
Hsif nidder from the e-st
Far tar, when Is one
Is -hiniu- 10 tho ,Ey.
She lived un- nOWu a d Few ccu,d kno.
When Lucy ceased g. b..
But he IS q Aer grave. snf. rh.
The difference % ne Won it,r1-tt.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1870-01-14

TIE MIX FOR CITY CoNsuMPIoS.--Theoth other
day the Milk Producers Association of Boston,
published a statement to the effect that twenty
Eve per cent cf the milk used in that city was
adulteratei. What is truo Of the * Hub - is
true Of New York. says paper of that city. Only
q small proportion Of the article reaches New
York in y pure state. The dairymel dilute it,
The peddlsrs dilute it. and by the time the fluid
reaches the table 1t has not unfrequently been
subjected to a treble dilution. But, not satisfied
with imposing water upon the public, many
dealers furnish along with it an unhealthy, dan
gerous article of milk President Bergh, who
mas been looking into this matter, reports that
he found in one Of the milk establishments of
Brooklyn, cows confined in badly ventilated
stables, without exercise, with scarcely room TO
lie down, and positively rotting-tle poisonous
virus sometimes actually dropping from their
bodies. While in this condition they are MIXED
The dead cart makes daily visiis, where it may
be seen in some instances waiting for the very
bodies Of animsls then actually dying while be-
ing MIXED. This IS enough TO make city msn
utterly banish the lactesl fuid from his table.
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SAID sternly to an attendant chamberlain who had
ventured to suggest to her the prrpriety Of genu-
ne1ion. 9 Never mini. mic fylia," :" obsprv. d
the Pope, who had overheard the alteration.
" the blessing Of an Old man vii d, YOU no
harm, and so he laid his good OH hands on her
rebellious young head, and blessed her against
her WiL-The Perfof
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The Storm.

The tempest RACES Wild ana hiyb.
Z he waves lit ~ tleI voics aud cry
Fisrcs answers 70 the ansry sEyi
sitsers5s DonIns.
Through the black NJ git and criv.nr rain
A ship i ruggling, al 10 vain,
Z. i've upon tue -torry Insi
uiss-c-c DonlInr.
The thundeTs roar, "a" iigi things glare
an = q now O. strive ~ dare;
A cry goes up of goa de-pEir,
His. rsrs Donias
The stormy voices ol the main,
The meaning wind and lel-inE rain
Beat on the lursery wind w-psne,
Misfrsre Dozias.
Warm curtsiued VIZ tbe little ed
sJt pi.ioE. q was IN iitt!e ret0.
Tie si-rm will w-ko ;n- 1il q ." trev said.
Nisrrcr- Domino.
SSoSerng among hl pillows iro
~ nr pray his biuu eye diu " q { sht,
Father. save th1ss u - 70 .ish'!"
Ms rere D0nfae.
ne morning shone all clear and gay
a a sAi1 a. anchor In the hoy,
Anu on lite child AZ play
G!,Tia fi5f Do-7izs.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1870-01-14

PREF.nArioN- FOR CHRIsTHts AND Nav
YgAR'si IL PARi,-ihe letter OF Partisan cor
RESPONDENT, written before Christmas, ssys The
sorkuen are stil, actively engaged IN completing
the erection Of the lille Tooieu shops along tue
bouleyards. the numbers Of which may be mag
iped by thoss acquainted With Paris, from The iact
thsi between the P.ace ds L. Madeleine and the
Rue de IA Paix there ere nearly eighty. These
shops will ouen on Christians I've and remain 20
for fifteen dsys The tenant pay one franc per
dsv. The Vile lie Paris possesses upwarts OF
six hundred, number totally inaiequa'e - ;rs
demand. Tney are not Sufficient for the line Of
boulevar,ls from the Madeleine to the B+-tile,
and, in consequer z. carpenters and private
contractors erect shsds in large NUMBER. Walch
,hev LET a; a reduced price, sixty 10 seventy n's
centimes Der dsy. This latter class OF shed j. oi
very primitive description, little stronger ih "a
Nu,cttel rsisin boxes, and Sdoriiug bat iit'ie
protection from rain. snow, or tre oius'etlus
wind Of winter. " nen the weather Is "e, ou'-
inr the Christmas season, il Is ptifois 20
the vendors Of small wares shlverins snh snsA
ing in their shoes, often drsnehsd TO tne sAi"'
but still shouting themselves hoarse IN tne h"Yss
If catching some stray pedestrian "neh inc
air i crisp and frosty, everything goes merry a.
the marriage bell The boulesards ara crowded
-tbsv are imnssssbe-sud the ioeatdtrss OF the
,,,,;,,. barraoHss drive roaring trade, not only
asl,,, tho hoalessrds, well known 10 strangers,
hu, as far as the Colonne de Juliet. the Fau-
ho,ry ie 81. Antoine, the Rne 81. Au,oine, and
The Boulsysrd Richard Lsnoiy.
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Sir your Very Humble Sert.
Hoube. Mesheck Wear Esqr. ETHAN ALLsN.

SorH AFRICA The Cape correspondent Of
the pail iI1ll Ga=eits write
We are hearing of fresa discoveries OF dia-
monds, gold and coal from 81 parts Of the colo
nv. One OF the most interesting discoveries IS
however, the fact that coal has been found with
in fifty miles Of Cape Town. The Surveyor
General has gone to the spot, ana reports most
favorably on the prospects Of finding coal. On
the 27,b Of last month terrific explosion was
heard eouallY distinctly at Cape Town and 81
mon 8 Bav. twenty-five miles distant. was at
Wvnberg, ten miles distant from Cape Town,
AMI thought it was thunder, IS | had heard the
ssme instantaneous clap resulting from light
ming very close at hand. The people Of Cape
Town we're running about all the afternoon 70
find out whst boiler or magazine had exploded,
bu. nothing Of the sort had taken place. It
has now transprei thet It was an aerolite, which
exnloded on the top OF Table Mountain.
piece of this is to be seen At the Observatory.
Two women, who were On the mountain, saw
the pieces fall n the moment Of the report. |
looked ut the clock at the time ; it was Lilo.
precisely the time taken at the Observatory.
dense cloud was settled on Table Mountain at
the time. There was no fash.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1870-01-14

THr Fr,.uE SEprceR Mr. Ans. y o
New York I4drpsadenf, qdnits that woman IS
Of on the ssdacer o. MAJ an Hast ae'H y
the lluw n pen portrait
know .ach a " man-a woman Of fA-hl'n,
allied to man higl in posiuon- sne is = NO
man Of large personal and mental magneti,m-
For what god purpose does sEe use ~ Shs
uses y To =. attract " men frpm their ail@giance
10 dnty. honor, and pure love She boas'ed
IN sdrsxipc-roor. that 'she never slw mar
ried man whose love she could not win away
fror, his wife. i she ctooss." Ny dear hus-
had said fond little woman 'yoH could
,o. ro5ody couli take him from me" "Tne
r,,Is simplston 80 declared tie Lsmia, after
rsri q. In less than SIX months she crme 70
me CRYING, begging ne to give her husband
bacs 10 her; that he neglected her. hat be up
b-ai lei her constantly because she vas no
more ike ne. | don't want your husband. Z
s.id. only wastel to show you that | conld
10 what pleased, ard to teach you not TO trust
10 any man love There is msnya Lamis.
She stands the central figure Of many a circle.
In silken attire, in a luxurious home, surround
ed by all the slluriny accessories Of wealth ard
cultivation, herself fascinating, If not beautiful,
What wonder that she draws within her charm
ed sphere the macy homeless, wifeless. dissai-
isfed men Of Der acqusint'nce. The power OF
a woman thus poised AMI surrounded cannot
be estirnsted.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1870-01-14
Ni-s Lydia White bad two lovers.
LII, .--.ar nnl MiIIia Llnos

ADVICE rJE THE Tl..fs .. va.
nois talks In this way Ii y,I 49,,
single dollar 90 and pay him. vbao -
Little money We ought 70 keep il r5ysr, -
lively Jim owed Us, and we ovs5 i5;n u
Bill owed jim. Jim got mad because ~ -.
him paw oue uorning last week :; hug We -
Bill and Bl pad Jim, ana Jim vent To he5
that night hapoy as q clam, with just a. mpgb
money as he had in the morning, aHd three men
ont Of debt
The Western S,ales are acquiring handsome
foundations for educational purposes through
tie liberal land grants from the National Govern
1en. For instance, the sale Of school lands in
'ae State Of Minnesota last wear increased the
-choo. fund over $500, 600, making the school
i1ad over S2,2l),o00. The sale Of Agricultural
College lands has increased the University fund
over SIl3,o5D. In Wisconsin $4,000 have
been added 10 the fuads Of tho Agricultural Gel
i7ge Of the State University by the sale Of Agri-
cultural College lands during the past year.
4 Numerical Code has been authorized by the
English Government. 20 he used 10 the transmits
sion Of messages over the telegraph lines, now
entirely under exscutive control. The code book
resembles z dictionary, and contains particular
Words, phrases ana sentences with their eouiva-
len; symbols Of formed NUMBER The pages are
numbered, and also the lines Of each page. and
the message Is com Huuicated by transmitting
the number OF the page and the number of the
line where .he identical sentence is found. The
code contains . copious collection Of the messages
ordinarily sent by business men and by private
Individuals
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1870-01-14

Ort Of the be som of the Air,
O.t of the eloud-folds of her garments shaken
Over the woodlands brown snd bare,
over the harvest fields frssken,
nilert, snd soft, and slow
BtE,ends the snow.
Even as cur cl sudel lancies take
suddenly slape 10 me divine expression,
Fv.n As the troubled heart doth make
In the white csuntenance confess on,
TIE trau.le9 sky reveals
TIE grief Il feels.
This IS the poem o. the air,
Slowly Ia silent syllablCs recorded;
Thi- is the secret Oi dispaT.
long .r cruiv bosom hoarded,
S1s whi -rered End revealed
20 wool ana field II ~ Lonqfslo'-
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seH -.-- ,-,,,., ~ l.at 81, .,,s5 ye5y cool!
I.Ie.l1. ~ me-, f9-1s. cv-,,,,
Boots under ,hs Bed.
tri..fv5ia White had t,v, Ioyo-s
Tan Green and Willie Jones.
p.-l r-,-s ,-,,i l,1lir, ,rslI-t,-1., ,.,,.,,...
.a-..anfc,. ana both loved her devoteilv #
-5ei- own vehement assertions c,uld he cred
.-.5 Ia 5 in s-sin, ~ - ,l;,.,-,[.
- -. ' '-'-'-''i7 o' D u''eIi'l'A
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1870-01-14

NV FacT N OpSITHoLoGY.-lt IS nov stat
Cd ia New Hampshire that the robins 90 not 90
south IN the winter. 4 few years ago, two men
crossing the Sandwich Mountains, discovered
deep valley. sud approaching it, found it clothed
with hemlock, spruce, FIR, and tcmarack. grow
ing 20 near together that it was with difficulty
they could make hesiwav between them Before
they came to this growth the snow was over
foot in depth after entering it was not six
inches. the reaidus lying on the tops of the low
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1870-01-14
EdTPr.-G. W. snaley, the EelI-knoWn cor
respondent of the n. !. Tribune, attended the
opening Of tho Suez Canal VI Egypt he says;

Egypt is inexpre->ibly painful. Another
Eastern country may be equally So, or more 20
| knox ne OF them. Bat IN Egyot | saw for
the dr~t time - misery among tire people that l
could not endure Hea'sl suuWs there IS
enough OF 70 10 Europe 4 m1n need not leave
London 90 nat 70 nlr can b. escape 10 lu any
city nor country. bat -eea lre.ant-Jou
knox what that Is /: | htt seen freuca villages,
where men and women work li hours day On
tso mealo Of boiled greens ! had spent three
months in Spain, tue must Stretched country OF
Europe, and counted Que afternoon 10 the man
street of VI ,drii, half mile long, hun ired aud
foriy-sesen horrible begytrs But IN Egypt The
misery Il ubtrusi,e anI oppressive, aud az l-st
,utulerable The Esyp, OF to-iay Is h'led with
horrors Till YOU h,ve seen that country, you
have DO CONCEPTION Of VIVA, poverty Is The Po'
er,y which WEIGHS, not on intI.ldlt's A. % cot
s.eueusa Of itlrurss or misfortune, or NHat u
work, hur the poverty waich Is the heritage OF a
whole rsce OF patient, industrious me1 and
women SJult give something TO i3rs-t what
>tW-to forget, for instance. The s"arms Of
chihrea suff.rilg, s. almost every one dos,
from Al opnihalmia that makes 1nem ne prey
o: clustering and restoring flies.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1870-01-14

1r--ea raa- Gov. CaICesusS .oras Prrsrngr
Il ~ .--.-.- Il ~. I. .,tr-lrnr


rs-,of
Vermont WHas9E. 2-I pct'r, 151-.
-.-.-I sn dire .el blythe Council aai Assem-
iva.a t;inr, -o scoraint your honor that
t.aF lave bad under consideration, ;ie Sltie-i
o.. ycur Letter 20 me. dated the -2i dayo q al-
gust Last. hereupou they have resolved that
90 additional exercise of Jlri-lictiousi authority
te ali 10y this >lste) east of Connecticut River
f.rtae time being "a which Resolution the Mem
icrs vlo appeared 20 represent those Sixteen
Towns east ot the sail River SAID 60 D. ulifei .
dis State, have entered their dissent 90 SucL
Hasa,ut on the minutes o! the house, AMI
Withdrawn, under which Circumstance they can
have no p-eten,ions 20 any claim of protection
from this state. who are SO far from disposi-
tidu TO interfere on the Rights Of \. Hampshire
as 70 Gratefully acknowledge their Generous.
aud timely assistance at the important Battle oi
Bennington, by nich means this iaiant State
was pr,.r-yei.
This assembly Of this state have appointed
bis honor Ire allen ESQ to wait en- your honor
s. Counsel with this express who will doubtless
be able TO give any further satisfaction in tae
PREMISE.
am Sir with due Respect YOUR
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1870-01-14

NV LoCoNoTTvE BELL-Ihere ha- been a
recent trial on the Detroit and Milsa1kee Rail
way, OF an invention or device for ringing the
locomotive bell continuously The device coa-
sists Of placing an orGlaary bell weighing
about one hundred pounds, on the front Of tue
locomotive Just above the cow-catcher. \ rod
attached 10 the eccentric shaft causes a capner
20 strife the bell each tarn Of the driving wheel
The bell is suspended loosely, and reyol,es from
the force Of the strokes It receives, so that all
parts Of its surface are equally exposed to wear
The advantages Of this arrangement are a con-
tinuous sound, slow or rapid in prop -rtiou to
the speed Of the engine, each revolution Of the
wheel producing 3 stroke of the bell. IN case
Of accident the railway company can always
prove that their bell was ringing according 10
law, that being the point most difficult 20 con-
vince jury, and the one which railways have
the greatest difficulty in proving Osing 90 tac
position in which this bell is placed, in front #
the engine and about three feet from the ground,
the sound can be diatinctly beard arout three
miles III daytime, a0i hy night toIr miles or
more, the ground and the continuous rail. both
excellent conductors Of sound, assisting in car
rying the vibrations. The bell may also he
rung, if necessary, by cord from the foot
board when the engine is at rest
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GENERAL NEWS.

have beeu circulated in Russia by the iocai BIO.
Societies
Yosemite Valley had l2Z2 visitors, ia year
IL has also Two squltters, who have pre- anpts
~ q the most picturesque acres oft
Ten thousand copies Of Mark twain, book
The New Pilgrims Progress. wers sol
last month.
Capt. Peter Z. Falcon. q Boston .aa-. Ia
made the hrst exploration OF the Chi,s,1 lax
;Janei IN divers costume
Inc record Of TRES shows that the total losse
for the past year a I'll. Uuitei : 8tes esse ore
forty million i7llars.
AuerIotn agricultural implements are highl,
praised .u lesspaper reports OF the ie'ropoii
taa Cattle shos, held recently in Lond.u.
The Lynn T-tasetp, say, one OF ths ii5er4
shoe mlaut,c,urers Of that place has glyet
$1,000 O. Jae Boston Theological Seminary.
d, Columbia. Ono. the other dsy, severn
young laiie1 refused to be bapulei ai,,c a co.or
el m1u hal beru Jet down Iutg the toar py ths
pastor
The directors Of the Cincinnati HysptL hly
been buying 80 brandy for couvalescents al,
using i themselves, and the Griui Ju-v t1i +,
il subject fog remark
4 seALltl so Aftb- ln Tlli-lel4- N ii-s LA'
recently had uine children pru-ua,ei With t.
phod fever al one kline. One son aud ou'
daughter have died, and Ire buriel iu th- SSH,
grave.
Genera. Sl.rid4u asks $1,000 Tor A.- eighty
acre i.im ia Pike township, Illinois. {, ha-
cosl, and s... soon nave 4 railroad o. ID. Ihls
farm s1t nearly year since ~ less tnsu
$1,000.
There are six million Of d5,, IN tpi, c5aDtry.
a- sbi-. 6-e riiUi.n ..,r4 .rtbi-.. Tn. a. r1-
n.,-gp gt Iuts-a.. Revenue pr..,.-., ., . me-.
.ur. u ..t,,u, rfi of tbe,. pests q, .ii..o.u lax
o; - A mead
,.l..-..-.. ....--..-.-,.t...l 90. l.,.--
-.
-. -. 5T-t
..s 49,, ...-I-..ts I., -. ,,l ,o--h..,
- -
Horace o ee-ey went down among u aaei-
oi 'Ae D-lolt Fou'lA' Ia Ne" i'-A' 'nr
other evening, aui TAXED temp Aice Win s1cl
'nec- tnS, numerous h'rI cAsr' came i.r"-rd
AMI -'suvl tnr p'rIs-'
me OF fhe people Of St. John a-e siguinZ a
petition fr the commulaJiou Of the death ssu-
teuce u john A. Muuioe. the murde. er, solely
0n the ground 1i the respectsuiuty of hi, ismIiy.
The correspondent ota European paper vas
r-..l.l Is deprived OF his ears by a band 5f Turk
ish Iespsr.ioe-. Il they mai choppei oa hi,
pen-6s.er tAere would have been s-lae sense IN
lhg.r proceedings.
An imagiua-iye lazy speaker a: th. Ne~
Hsmp,1-r- uomau-s Sutf-.g, Convention sslt
the zag-r.s captain EiiI I.ughe-i as che Spanish
gllao.-s s,eanei out g Nes Yors asroor. AMI
.a, -.l.;grsi timber. Citae savf5ver -ryaued'
r..,,.t.s- ,,i..s ~ -.-'-..,t ..,..,-,,.,si
., ,.... ..-...,, r,--.r.. -.. 49, IN, -...4 H.
-,i.r tai -s.- .4..,. mr.. ~ 1,s. -.,.i .-r...5.
-,,-. -.-.-.-.,.,-.,, IA, m "a ..,-..- -
-.
a " "4--'ns',- li'I''0l s'y Inc '-o' net
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