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Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1870-01-07

A New York paper says that the Methodist
custom Of waich-meetings &c to see the new year
out and the old year in " originated with John
Wesley, and it adds that he loved the practice
20 well that he used to indulge in it "a as often
Is once month - This is worthy Of m Irish
Newspaper.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1870-01-07

FIRE.-The saw-mill, shingle-mill and cider
mill of Milon Wilson at Colchester, were burned
Monday about II O'Clock. The fire is sup
posed to have caught from the chimney CT the
cider-mill. Insurance shout $500.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1870-01-07

VIZ have had the pleasure Of seeing in the Pho
togrsphic Gallery of Bi1by & Co, Of this CITY. a
medallion likeness plaster Of paris, of Rev. Mr..
Dayton, pastor Of the Methodist church Of this
place II is of half size, side face, and was model
ed by Mr.. II. L. Bixby. We learn that TIN. ia
one Of MS first efforts Of the kind, and il i Ger
tainly crelitable to his skill and artistic taste
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1870-01-07

THE. vergennes market, on Saturday, was
very quiet. Butter ruled at 30 and 81 cents
Two thousand and eighty pounds of poultry
were shipped on Monday.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1870-01-07

If any t7ly supposed that the advocates Of
Woman Suffrage were going TO allow the ques-
ton 30 2, ty d,f,ul- in vermont, they rill soon
discover { cir mistake. The season Of quiet
since the adjournment Of the Council Of Censors,
has been only the lull before the storm. The
organization Of the Woman Suffrage Associa-
ton Of Vermont. yesterday, at Montpelier, re
ported elsewhere, and the calling of State Con-
vtu;i,n on the subject, we understand to be
preparatory to a canvass Of the State, between
now aud next June, in the course Of which
Woman Suffrage Conventions will be held IN
every County in the State We hear hear that
Mrs. Liyermore, Mrs. Julia Ward Howe, Col
Higgins, n, and other well-known orators Of both
sexes are expected TO address the coming Con-
veutior at Montpelier, and will thereafter, we
suppose, stump the State
Al this is all right Let the subject have full
discussion 1t is free country and if the re-
formers can persuade the women of Vermont
that they are now held in a miserable bondage,
and ought to desire TO be set free-to vote and
hold office or can convince the men that it is
expeiieut to add the burden Of political duties
and labor to those which now occupy the minds
and heads Of the women, they have a perfect
right to do it. We think they have begun none
too early for the extent of the task before them.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1870-01-07


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Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1870-01-07

The irrepressible " Mark Twain visits a
fortune teller in Boston. This is the result Of
the interview
must have silence. Yours We not in the
beginning a criminal nature, but cir cumstances
changed it. At the age fifteen You stole money
At twenty you stole horses. At twenty-five y0u
committed arson. 1t thirty. hardened ia crime,
you became an e,litor. Since then your descent
has been rapid. You are now public lecturer
Worse things are in store for you You will De
sent to Congress. Next to the Penientisry
Finally happiness will come again-all will be
well-you will be hanged.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1870-01-07

fAIENrs'-Henry Fairbanks of s. Jobn.
bury has been awarded a patent on a naoh;n.
for milling knife edges of scale beams. tho
tent bearing date December 18th. 1869
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1870-01-07
Wexford.

The house Of Eugene Wool. With contents
was destroyed by FIRE Jas. sunday night. I,i,
though. that ;as FIRE was o.-ts.ael By mice
playing with MATCHES.
T. G. Beach ami l. W. Howe Llve each -,,, f.
'alaable horse recently. from being ch1aei 90
death IN the stall
Rev Gec. p B.ynon, la-eg Benson, has be
cep;cd a csi, from the Congregational church 81
Westfori
CHRIsDus ,sD NV TE,a'sIr E,sr CaE-
l7rE-The occasion Z the holidays wss very
a''y improved By the people Of the east par, Of
Charlotte in promoting mutual happiness anil
good will On Christmas eve q t,~,iya. Wa.
held in the Baptist church, the house t..r- we.
a-lei. Two large everg-4eus were -o4iti with
gifts, besides many heavier articles which, with
tapers, eyersreens, illuminated transparent.
fruits, etc, were tas,efluy arrauzaI In ;He
background, and formed a picture Of uuu-ua.
beauty. The amount Of the presents dis-ribu-
ted WAS several hundred dollars. many Of them
being costly. The pastor, Rev. Nr. Jones, aai
MS family were kindly remembered Addresses
and other appropriate exercises we're included
IN the programme. Music was furnished bv
the Charlotte Coruet Band. for whom the trees
bore fruit In the form Of a so rreeuback, the
s'it OF their patron Mr.. John H sherman.
The success of Christmas being in good part
Que 10 the energy and taste q llr. and Mrs. B.
H. Iaggart on the evening Of New Year's Day
large company visited their ience. bringing
oyS'ers anu other good cheer, and amid feast.uc
ana iauca good humor presented a valuable ,es-
umonisl Of silver ware.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1870-01-07
.UkLINGToNAND VICINITY.

H. A. Buttolph, Of Burlington, killed a piv
nine months old that weighed 42O pounds.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1870-01-07

Cleveland girl has dressed in mlie attire
anil driven borse-car for seven years.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1870-01-07

\ serious fire occurred at Whitehall n T.
Monday last, destroying the Western Union
and Montreal telegraph companies office, and
several stores, among the latter are Messrs.
Corbit & Idly druggists. The fire originated in
the basement of the store next north of the drug
store, supposed to be the work of an incendiary;
amount of the losses is not yet known. We
understand that the telegraph companies lost all
their books and papers. They have opened
temporary Office in Halls Hotel.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1870-01-07

HE CUsToA House AND Posr-oFFIcE. The
repairs Of the Custom House ard Post-oiH,e, in
'nis city heretofore alluded to by Us, are now
very nearly completed. The new story aidei to
the building gives some very pleasant rooms and
oLn'es' and much-neeied addition to the accom-
nOda'ions Of the building. The southwest
corner Of the third story is allotted to the
CLERK Of the United States District Court. b. B
emAuey' Esq, who has good sized office, with
'ne necessary cases for files and papers, together
with private room adjoining. Both are hand
somly carPetei with Brussels carpetine Of an
unusually neat snd pretty pattern. From the
windows the lake and mountains are seen over
'ne roofs Of the houses, and there is beautiful
view OF the bay, Shelburne Point. &c. to the
south The Collector Of Internal Revenue. Hon.
a. J. crane, occupies the rooms on the east side
Vi 'he nail, at the south end. The Collectors
O'l'e mas Its counter, with broad mahogany top.
o'er which cur citizens can pay down their
income taxes. The Collector has also private
room Both are neatly carpeted like the Clerks
All these rooms have gas chandeliers Of new
aes'gn' with central Argand burner and shade
AT the north end, in the east side, is spacious
H.e-room Tor the keeping Of the papers and files
VI 'He custom House, with suitable shelving and
Gases much-needed convenience. On the west
s'ue Is an office for the entry clerks Of the Gus
%" mouse Passing down to the second story.
principal changes are in the main office Of
'ne custom House This spacious room. run
Jung entirely across the south end of the build
s' mas been remOdeled inside, some of the
e's removed and handsomely carved rail- /
Jugs substituted, leaving a convenient space !
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1870-01-07

MT Of the Public Debt.
WASHINGTON, Jan. 3.
inc following Is the statement Of the public
debt for the month ending Dec. 81
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1870-01-07

The custom of sending cards, in place Of going
personally, to give friends the compliments Of
the season. is coming more and more into vogue
in New York every year
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1870-01-07

ser-.nr rn., NJ. saseth. anee asrs.

Ser2ior Tusi Ms speech. anee horS'
Mr.. Editor You said the other day, . we
think that if NJ. had the speech before him.
in full, he would own that the Senator had not
earned the sneer at his care for the morals Oh
the working man." One may laugh httle'
Mr.. EIitor, without sneering although own
| felt little indignant at what seemed to me
slanderous Of the working man. And then you
know that, in writing, a few sharp sentences
little irony or good-natured sarcasm, like pepper
i'll porridge, serve to render more palatable the
dulness of the main ingredients. | have read
the Senator's full speech as you advised but
mus; say that while find some things well said
in favor of repeating the law, think the speech
on the whole. deserves much severer criticism
than supposed. l suppose the sayings and do
ings Of " our servants" as the slang phrase Is,
arr fair objects of criticism by their - masters,
that l., the.r constituents. Some Of the Senator
doctrines seem to me TO deserve TO be earnestly
combattel. Perhaps, therefore, you will allow
me a lit;le room 10 discuss them, possibly Tor the
benefit OF some, and the amusement OF some
others, although some of my talk may smack Oh
the -erion I hail from
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1870-03-14
tier The Rssat'.--u.. A
TnE uHIyOLE ALLIANCE.

The ErlsA Eeeissiaisieal Record, a month";
Journal, which Il from time 70 time pubIish-
Ing the Latin text Of Papal receipts and do
orees, gives ne A. full length, decree dated
January 10, 1870, IN which the Pope has do
creed aud declared, that the Bocisty whether
American or Hibefiflan, called Sof the Fs.
nlana, 10 comprehended amongst the socio-
ties forbidden and condemned IN the eonsli.
tutions Of the supreme PontlhIs, aud IN the
very latest Of his Holiness, Published the
Ides Of Of October, 1869, beginning Aposioii-
CO Ssdisi t.-.H fIa#ITI.T u
whAthaye we done 'Eaintt Church or pilaat
Tits Whig-coined curse TO feart ,
EnGland and Romei beauty and beast :
Oh, souls Of martyr. hsSIl ..>
r Who dares TO bldthee down." ~
Old n.g without = CROWN ~
which kith and kin-the son and sire
Through ages red with uword And Gre, :
Flung out Oct held and town ~ :
EnEland and Romsl-thsre,s ttsASh'ry there,
- Whsn wolf aud lamb embrace, D
But Irolani spurns the goddess snare 2 {
= To sell her martial raoe; #-
. Does Plus legaliIe ST.
y The Norman robbers prize, VtN
And aAnetify the crimson crimes g.-
Aeenrssd By Rome in otheI timsli N
Noi-some one, somewhere lies. q
iris known In France, and here, and home
The God Of Feniana knows E
That oladstons's "CAwl holie'S" at Rome.
Are gallant IrelAndis foeti We
For Bull, the bully, eoW'b
Before our unseen pow'ra,
nna asks the Pope, good, guilsless soul,
10 play an Adrian BreAkGpeAf'a role,
ImPtoVed By birthstone shov'Is. r.
Thseauss our fathers left In trust
For which they hung away
Broad lands and lifo-by anthat's Just
That cause 10 ours todayl T-'.-,
And none but renegade
Would have these mem'Tlea fade.
which cheer the soul, like Easter morn,
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1870-03-14

nSlIHpYu9n koT GF, JPnRo4 On ,Frtdky
yyenihk tAe'Irtlng Literary AsscclAtlou we're
hTored BY lecture from Gen. =, A, Pierce,
tho Mountains bf America" Among the
audience NeEp several membeu Of ConETeesy
Tho lecture wia devoted TO descriptions OF
mountain scenery aud incidents Of trayel In
the Rocky, sierra Nevada aud Arides noun
tains, choosing points OF great interest and
grandeur. Tho lecture was listened 10
throughout With the deepest Interest and at
teption. by some unacohntAble ndJlAy the
hal was not opened until EpeaTly slEht
o'e9ck, and great many went away, think
Ing the lootNreshAd been .pdstpousd. 4 yie4-
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1870-03-14

+ EPsnoE uPGMoH so0IHgns-0h salufday
afternopu she members 0f me Epsilon. upai-
Ion Society Of Columbian College entertained
q number Of their frlnndS a n idluner speci-
ally prepared 10 their hall at the College.
AZ the copeluslon of the banquet the prSsl-
dent q tpe Society, M, 3, 4. Atkinson, OF
Opby members Of the College claFsee and
otheis, The eEteftainment WAS highly sue
eessful, and the affair ~. Arranged reflected
much credit upon the committed.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1870-03-14

THnhArHB. u. AdoHsHuL.=Atth the monthly
meeting Of the Metropolitan police magii-
trates, held on Friday evening ~ she Sixth
precinct statioh, teries' or resolutions e.
preeslye Of their respect 10 the memory OF
we're adopted, ahd siort speeches. suIoristIe
OF hla No ADD ehArsster were made by JusIl
tees Harper, Pearson, Wall and Chase.
folio Wig lines o. dc death II is friend
Al uprIEht mASlAir4te, Z faith full friend, els /,
~. pastei ANt1, and poAeafuI wAs kil,ends
9ptdsd " lpsllee, and rel lon, too, 10
For forty gAataAnd more Knew HIN well. =,
And the great sorroVl Whloh hls ooursa SSfsll.
Respected friend and kind colleague, Adiou /
ipAeao lscDla nA6s dedicate to you, 7TT1 e.
In ohTihtlBu hope, 10 meat Yon. once again, ssl
"hers hsaTsnly Joy succeeds Y aArthly pain
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1870-03-14
DIABoL1sM.
TVO NOIRD ,DgsPERllOE, .ClPruREp
Desperate Ai'lait d Police OOmo.r.

Some months ago a man nafh6d I'm.
Hourihan, who has become sonnaNhat nolo-
rlous In the Fourth ward, was tried IN the
Criminal Court for the murder Of Michael
Carr. On the trial Il was necessary that
several OF the police officers Of tho Seventh
precinct should testify against him. He
WA hnAlly aequittSd Of the charge, and
ever since has expressed great sntlpatbY, 70
the ofncers mentioned, voWing vengeance
upon them FOR, what he has termed their
persecutiona. Some Of the men state that
no takes every opportunity 70 Insult them
Tiis feelings ykIIerday broke forth In a
manner that resulted rather dIsaslf Gus 70 him,
As folloWsi About $50 O'Clock yesterday
stternoon, az Sergeant Robert johnson, ofthe
Seventh precinct, was paaalnQ The cornor OF
second aud haaaaahnsetta avenue, on biz
lwayto the statlon-honpe, Hourihan, with ia
prother Patrick and others, feared him a ne
passed BY. The otacer turned round when
he was ~ once set upon BY the two Houri-
hans, who undertook 70 beat him, The her.
Officers McColgan, Drane, and Howe were
quickly preleni, - we're oHieera hcElfresh
aud Fox, who are doing special duty Al The
Executive Mansion, and were In the yleinity
al the limo OF tho row. Tho HonIihapa
fought desperately against the arrest, John
being particularly violent, and Il Was peees-
sary for the officers TO use force 70 protect
themselves. HTr.H
The "roughs" were finally captured and
conveyed 10 the statlon,house, where charges
Of aasaultlpg and resisting ofi1cers, ldisor-
derry sondpct and profanity vere prsferIea
by the policemen. Atthe solicitation OF Mr..
Cahill, Who appeared a. the counsel for the
accused, the hearing Of the case gyaS post
poned, Jeremiah Costello became their 40
cprly In the sun OF $3.50 each, and they
were allowed 10 depart The affair ,oeea,
aioned n great deal OF axcitement In tho
locality In which i occurred, n a,s
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1870-03-14

gT1h GEoRgETQWH, QkBlL,-The yChesa-
,Peak' 40 Que. ceaa le9iiRg l4tP SPrse:
t9wn hASi btea thoroughly lTepairedi and
leyol this morning Trade win bA reaumed
" q few days, and boat loads OF coal Will
soon beatfltlbg from Cumberland 3 ,iSE =,
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1870-03-14

:, IHlvR sSS On hama 4 NJ l,ssy hShS.Omssl
pstternIJ or EBgliIhl easalnSrSas 1oT p9nIa-
looms, which WI b, difAcdit 10 get later, 10
tho seAbong A great variety oE5hadss and
eql9rl, such az sAge, -psAyl, laylendef, drAb,
, PAd 1fHS ID W. 4 tsIa s.5lr3ds
.Enf Nd.,6t1setenIE a. ~ ! 36I IL vest %. .
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1870-03-14

ALuNSI NETTING Ion Saturday evening
the Abound Association OF the Medical de-
partmont Of GEORGETOWN college held meet
Ing at the Medical college, corner Of Tenth
and = stfeetG Dr.. Warwick Evans, presl-
deuL IN The chair, Dr.. O N. Tree, secretary.
Several new tnenbers were elected. Qulte
an animated dibeulalon took place Ia regard
To tho fOraation % she w.shI1Htou MedI-
cal clnb, proposed 10 DO organized at the
faculty supper few evenings since. The
principal object OF the meeting, however,
was 70 pcifeet arraneements for the Alumni
reunion which y 70 taks place on the 2lih
Instant The committee reported that Mr..
Joseph b. shafiieid had been selected 10 fur
pIh the snppsr, aud that tho reunion would
pe held In the perlorh Of Mr.. shafield's e.
tabllshment On Pennsylvania avenue. Tho
society voted 70 print the vBryS able address
ofDr. r. O. Crosgon, delivered at the late
eommeneemeni, and a committee WA ap.
Pointed 20 request a copy for such purpose.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1870-03-14

PnDHsTRIAHIsn.-.-O On Saturday, afternoon,
heasrA Frank H 0aasaNay ma r.. NJ
Nourse, clerks IN The FifSt Nationhl Bank,
arrpgued for q walking match. al followS;
The ,ktaf az point was the cornar Of FIJI.
tenth and q Etreets- Mr.. 0assaNay.was to
walk up 70 SPsnnsylyanla ayenue, through
Georgetown, across the Aqueduct bridge,
Through YItgipla, and home across The Long
bridge Mr.. Nourae 70 start down Fiftoeuth
street, aud cr1ssing the Long bridge, togo
up through Virginia, and home aetoss tho
Atkr the bask closed, The partles, viii
thelr friends, assembled, and all prslimina.
Res being arranged, the start was eifscted,at
eighteen minutes OF four O'Clock. Mr.. Gas.
thway was the hrat 20 reach the aiartIng
point, winning the match Al twenty-five min
utea past hve, TIN distance Travelled was
fully eight milea, and the time made By the
winner one hour aud forty minutes Is con
aldered very good. Mr.. ,Noufse aid not
reach the, starting point until twenty seven
Minutes 10 slx, eleven minutes behind hb
competllof.a t!t-. atN4f .-.a olisl -
NJ. saIboru was tds referee, Nssssa.
SchenarhoFn aud LsopArd riding Ia lhs wake
Of Nj 9AiaaWay, while hessns. Middleton
and etndley accompanied Mr.. Nourso. 10 the
same manner. Mr.. Hay, an EuglIshman,
and VIM. Blake, 'the coach Of the Har-
ward crew, @Whose athletic prowess Il pro.
verbal, walked With Mr.. GassAWay, and ar-
preased much admiration At the qualities for
wind and endurance displayed by that gem
tlemAni The whole affair Wa gotten up
without AM previous training on tho part
Of either OF the competitors. rt'1l.TE- 81
The wager was for the loser to entertain
the party, consisting Of a few Invited rriendi,
70 bird supper at Welcker's.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1870-03-14

Honhrntn CAsn or MASIA PoTU.--An old
ono-legEed soldier, named James Quinn, was
found By countryman on Saturday morn
Ing snnaring with mania potu. The stump
OF hi. leg was badly bruised by his era Wing
upon u He was taken to the 7th precinct
station and placed In a cell, where a few
hours Afterwards II was discovered that ho
had eheved the ends OF his fugers on, aud
vas acting like mad man. So violent vas
he that Il vas found necessary 20 iFoa his
arms buhind bis back until be eould be sent
70 the hospital Of the Washington Asylum
I or Treatment.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1870-03-14

"a.
w n,E q s.dillgsnt In buBlneal, ferVont In
aphit,1 The eolportsur Is not book agent.
ne leave4 bghind HIN line Of light. This
" the work sof The Church to-day. The
work q ne tract society q tho work Of the
Ohurch.
NV d. Stevenson, secrotary Of tho so
cietyl next poke. He ukld God has pre-
pefed this netlon for me convstalon o. China.
Llp,OOO OTTO ,OO0, 300 Chinamen arc thrown
~ upon our coaAS We are 70 elylilKe and
onnsusntfe them, y God has PREPARED Call
Iornla lot tnem. This a tue only country
, MneTe All na.lensilnea haye mat. The qusi.
.e1 " os trled hers, Whether Christianity
49,. sleH. ~ enaH conquer. Only one
son.n ~ tne Onnstinn people generally work
nov, muse % onanged, nlhe-tenths must
Vol. me ynrnIan people must wake up
rI1 49, Nsl ,.,. ihhneneo 40 the conversion
..a''uuaes OF bninamen coming 70
our saotes. -ta' .i,..Hoil ~, ~ iii
,,, Lns meSnng ~, clQsed With the bene,
dielion ~ NV VI. raFkef. atals. 4 y; "
OK ,lLsE tEa ------s-c--,lI q rs.w
ApphEaa 70 InhoHnns.--The addruaa OF
Non .. .. Ihher, Oommissiouer Of PhtentB,
% The puelic school teachers OF this District,
on Saturday morning, Eaa In all It's parts
Instructive, and displayed 70 q good adVant.
age the rips experience OF the eloquent lee
turerae i.hf ~ -. .'.ll ~ =,
Tie subject Of tho lecture, "Tsaohing a.
lanoths hat ~ A., t.u = a., So A.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1870-03-14

! Y, Y. N, H0tuBE tea sstGlS 6Rsht, 40
VIZ, as5s' 4 'S a !! Il " DaiIHs.'
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1870-03-14

"a a, bUff or fUnbdsnRD RoO1Es arc wanted
on the lat Of April bylai gentleman and hia
win, IN nrSt-elAal1siNIU hm0pGaH
iii ,TEaE ulaAN 20 rsAlg ahT ait
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1870-03-14

tThH PANORAMIC ExuImyToS ct white
hurst'B gallery, 467 iPennsylxAnls avonne,
will rsnAin opon a few nIghts longer. One
half the proceedA goes 10 thu Ahdleuco In
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1870-03-14

RssUHED sPHcm PAyliINg, al Bsper's
Bowling Saloon, under Metropolitan Hall.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1870-03-14

O4s,,. .., EAtgEIeI9g' }. March 9ls5o,
Ia: s.x ists sSieiiieH. u 4
la9, and 70 ;iSllsd GA TIE laih day 81 go@.Sk
Isi,l;iSr an improvement y RslilisTl Aha VsSi.
" IOEdsEsd Del he ts.tlRoay IL ,As Ss,.S,
ES n y. "a S:ulis 'ntS ~ as;;..tsin
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