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Holmes County Republican. [volume] (Millersburg, Holmes Co., O. [Ohio]) 1870-1895, 1871-03-02
NEWS ITEMS.

The Ohio Legislature has indefi-
nitely postponed bill to abolish
capital punishment.
AT Pittsburg, on Friday, Abram
Shaffer was sentenced to the peni-
tentiary for seven years for passing
counterfeit money.
The German immigration into
New York city has fallen off thirty
thousand compared with the same
period last year. f.. -4. -.7. '..
At Philadelphia. George E. Blake,
the Oldest music publisher in the
United States, died on Friday fore
noon, aged ninety-five.
Massillon will present the name
of Hon. Robert H. Folger of that city,
as a candidate for Lieutenant Gov
ernor.
Dispatches from all parts of the
country show that Washington's
Birthday was generally observed.
1t is denied in Brussels that ne
gotiations are on foot for the trans
fer of the Papal See to Belgium.
Louis Bernard, who died in New
York city on Monday, left 100000
to the Society for the Prevention of
Cruelty to Animals.
The Coroner's jury on the New
Hamburg accident have returned a
verdict exoneratlng the men on the
oil train, but stating that the express
train was a half a mile away when
signaled, and might have been stop
ped, if the patent brakes had worked.
Letters from Florida speak of ripe
oranges, open windows and tenn
perature of seventy-seven degrees.
Pittsburg is included as one of
the places to which goods in bond
may be transported.
Thursday ast,about midnight the
family of John McGraw, supervisor
of the Pennsylvania Railroad, at
Downington, we're nearly smothered
to death from the escape of gas from
q coal-stove in the sittingroom be-
meath their sleeping apartments.
DR.. Evan Dudley, a young home-
opathic physician, was found dead
in his bed in Philadelphia lest Sun
day. He had been suffering from
alteration of the mind the day pre-
vious, and took a dose of strychnia,
which killed him. ''.H-' -.I."
Mr.. A. T. Stewart is sending five
thousand barrels of flour to the suf-
fering people of France. 1t will
cost him from 81 to sS barrel.
This is handsome gift, and does
credit to the giver,
Gen. W. B. Hazen, of the United
States Army, was married On the |
18th to Miss Millie Mclean, daugh-
ter of Wash. Mclean, Esq, of Gin
cinnati.
The Patriotic Sons of America
will hold a State Convention, in the
hall of the House of Representative,
on the Second Tuesday of August
next,
The Camden and Amboy Railroad
Company, offers to carry, free of
charge, over its lines, all provisions
that may be donated to the suffer
ing French. This is a liberal prop
osition,an might: be emulated by
other roads to excellent advantage.
A generous spirit on the part of
large corporations, will often do
much toward infusing liberality
among the people.
Chicago complacently considers
that the Celestial Cinnamon" treat
ed Mr.. Seward SO graciously and at
tached such prestige to him because
he came to them direct from Chicago,
and thus became thoroughly sur
charged with the glory of America,
and enabled to make the liveliest
impression upon the public opinion
in Japan and China. - I
Holmes County Republican. [volume] (Millersburg, Holmes Co., O. [Ohio]) 1870-1895, 1871-03-02
DISTRICT OF COLUMBIA

The President has signed the bill
to provide government for the
District of Columbia, and transmit
ted it to the State Department for
record. The appointments of Gov
ernor will be made soon.
Holmes County Republican. [volume] (Millersburg, Holmes Co., O. [Ohio]) 1870-1895, 1871-03-02

Congressman Knott,of Kentucky,
made famous by his speech on Du-
luth, has been invited to lecture in
Columbia.
Holmes County Republican. [volume] (Millersburg, Holmes Co., O. [Ohio]) 1870-1895, 1871-03-02

Marbles Bands here, as on all other
occasions, delighted the audience
with their fine playing.
From the Rink we then passed to
Commerce Block, the headquarters,
and for the first time had a view of
that magnificent building by night.
1t was brilliantly lighted up, the
windows on every story being hung
with appropriate notices, transpar-
ancies, DC, such as: Educator of
the People-the Press; ''Our Weap-
on is the PEN "Welcome to the
Editorial Fraternity" and many
other excellent notices. Passing
up the broad stairway we were ush-
cred into most elegantly decora-
ted Hall. Inscriptions were upon
all sides. Six long tables, capable
of seating three hundred and fifty
guests, stood loaded with the choic-
est refreshments, prepared by Dow
ney Of the Empire House. The
tables were soon filled with ladies
and gentlemen. Babcock's fine
Cornet Band was in the gallery and
discoursed pleasing. music through
out evening. A blessing was asked
by Rev. w. F. Day, D. d. Pastor of
the Methodist church, after which,
the guests discussed, with hearty
gusto, the magnificent feast spread
before them.
Several toasts were then announc-
ed, and responded to by members of
the Convention and citizens of
Akron,
At . o'clock Friday morning the
was called to order and
proceeded to business. Several reso- |
lutions were brought forward and
discussed. This session was the
most interesting one during the
whole OF the two days.
The convention adjourned at u
O'Clock to meet in Cleveland on the
11th of July next.
In the afternoon the citizens cs-
corted the editors in their carriages
through the city, visiting the vari-
Gus places of interest. The first
of these places was the Akron Iron
Company. These works were in full
blast and were examined with much
interest by the visitors.
The new Rubber Factory was next
This building is not yet
finished but will be another addition
to Akron's numerous manufactures.
Next came the Chain Factory, which
large number of boys.
From there we went to the new
church. This is mag
nificent building. We have never
seen finer Sabbath School rooms
even in the larger Eastern cities.
The audience room is not yet com
pleted, but when finished will be one
Of the finest in the State.
Holmes County Republican. [volume] (Millersburg, Holmes Co., O. [Ohio]) 1870-1895, 1871-03-02
THE PRIMARY ELECTION slLLAlAw.

The Senate receding from its
amendment to Mr.. Baber's Primary
election bill, it has become a law.
We present below the following syn
opsis of its provisions:
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1871-04-13
!. Neuet1e Natbri @ten..

l. Mtw 6ascn, St., A, Mpril. Die
@ablberi@te aus ben 9an3en Staote 9e,
Zen Gnelilb, beut benz. Ranbtbaten fit
@oupernear cine Yluralttdt pom nur 20
Snmnten. n fa# " .F.xE.a~.4@}|
Mtlm s. Mpril.-Dit alte
otmpfratil9e Bure, MilmaAfie ertpdblte
am lebten Dienftas 9errn $. Qubtn9ton,
Republtfanex, nit elmer Maiort>
tat pon 1900 Sttmu,en 3uu, MaYor BET
Stabt Wilwaafte. ::
New yort 5. Aprtl. - Da6 @e<
fultat Oct @pnneetteutS taatspabl 1T nod
ni@t ent@@iepen. .t.@
@oute i& Der fribere Bsrt&t beadti>
een, rab Gn9li1b, BET ten,. &aneipat fdlr
@ouperneur 1ur cine pluralitdt BON %
5timmen bat 70 tp1rpe BE @s1eteebuno
pel@e cine republttanil@e Majoritdt
bat, ben @oupsrnenr 5u ,pdblen baben.
@t.2puis> $. Mprfl. 49, Brcrn
BET BEN. 3anbieot far1Rayor 1T 9e>pdblt;
ebenlo Mattbtas (Dem.) fir @@abuet>
1sr.
Son ben IL @%tabtrdtben ,pel@e 8e>
rdblt rurben, fnp 10 Dempfraten.
S@ulratb 1T republifanil@.
Sbglei9 $4,000 & timne1 reeiRrtrt
tparen, baben wenieer al6 10000 0e<
timmt uno III namentli9 bieiem umfan<
pe Die @abl Der pempfratil@en &anripa>
ten 3uSuiareiben.
6ortforb, S. NpriI.-Die @abl>
beri@te tinp INNER nod unBenou unr
bleibt IS nod apeiftlboft ob Gn9li1b
(Dem.) pber SepeQ (@ep.) 3un@p our er>
neur Don Connecticut ermdbIt wurre en-.
8ie bereits in onceren Depel1en eencl:
bet unterlieat e6 fat feiuem 3weifel n,ebr,
oab bic 2eetslatur, wel9e cine republic
fanelhe Majoritdt bat ben @ouperneur
3u pdblen taben miro, ba feiner per3an<
pipaten cine abfolute Majorttdt bat.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1871-04-13
Bur 8e1etuna Don Gil

Sur 8e1etuna Don Gliab
unpQotbrin9en aus Dem 8erei4e Der bi6>
beri0tn nsroptuti&enMr mee Rno fel0enpe
o9t SnfanterieR seimenter befimmt mor>
Den: Das 4. otpreubii9e .@ren.sR ee.
SO. s. paS 3. pommsride Snf. @es SO.
H. paa Z. branpenburet@de SO. 70, pas
2. niecer1hlefide SO. AZ, ras 1. pber>
idkfl9e No. %, ba6 A. rpefpbd(il9eNp.
II, pos 1. ,teiniide SO. rs. pa6 braun
lbwsi0i1@e SIC. so. Gerner DON @apal>
lerie: Go5 pRpreubilde Dra9oner Seq.
SO ~, bas 1. pommer(@e ulanen Re8.
90. 4. pas nsumdrtil9e Drag Reo. SO.
IA, ro6 3. 5Gleffde Drag 8e0. &c.. IS,
pas @dleswia> bolReinii6e l1lanen &es.
SO. IS. Gnbli& ron @rtiQerie je 3wei
g.b,beilunoen pes rbeinil9sn 6elpart,lle
tie Re9. SO. s, pte bann6orriide unp bel<
flde 6eftunesortiQtrie Abtbetlunoen SO
10 unp II, 1omie Don ptonieren ros nie<
per@9lefl9e unD ea6 1aleswiszboltsint,
ptononter Battalion So. 5 uno 9.
l1eber benielben @esenfaup idreibt Die
q. MQs. 3t9.: Die 9an3e 8elaBuneS:
Nrmse fol- auf etna 10000 Mana &C.
bradt rperoen. &uBer ben bereits nam
baft oeu,a9ten Truppentbeilen Ter bis3ez
rieen nurooeut5aen BunoeSz Mrmee' >perz
pen nod an Der 8elabun8 tbeilnsbmen :
cine bapi(de Snfotnte Brigade, cine
bapcril6e Snfanterie Brteape, Gin miirs
temberei1des Snfanterie Reatmsnt, Elm
lnppeutlhes @opa1erie Reaiment, Elm
f6ni9l. fd&Fides Snfanterie Hea. unp
cine ttni9l. Id9dlte 6eltun9sartiQertez
%btbsi!une. Disls 8slabuuestruppen
rpsrpen vnter benz @entral Wpuoernez
nnent pcs &llab ols General Gommonro
fteben uno III ;met Diui1oaen for
mirt werDen.- l%lnabbdnsta pon pie|em
General @pu1manpo wirb pit 8eIaBuns
Don GbionpiIe aus 2 8atailonen res
rbeintlden Snfanterte 8ataiuons No.
80 be1ebsn, pieltlbe perbleibt jepo6 i'm
Yerbanpe bes 8. Aruee @orps.-Muber@
Dem 1T nod befimut. oab aus pen taotz
1den &ruppe1 urter Dt1ju3lepua9 Don
3mei preubi14en &esimentern pas IS.
Mrmee Corps (26. u. 81. D1pidcr 9tz
tilpet perrtn fol-.
Deut5@<a meritantltt5B u.
re d II. 49, Sn GraKffurt a. M. miro Elm
reut4sameritanil9es Bureau errt@tet,
>psldes ben 3wed bat, fowobI ben Be-
feerr amerifantlber Gfeften ;uperldlV9e
Mittteilun8en III MAIDEN, ais aud Sn:
ruNrieuen. &au1euten. Au6wanperern u.
I. 10. nit Mustunft ouerArt in Die Dano
3u eeben. ;3ablr.tdt 4eenten in allen
Gbetlsn per Union iouen Ue! an|talt oae
erforpsrlt9e @ateriaI ;ufabren. Wit
pemBureau iR fpeeteu etn fir ame:ifaner
eineeri9tetes 2~sftfabinet iopte bic 6er>
auSeabe etnts Bo&tnblattes L,Deu'i&'
omerif. Sefcnomtf"] rerbuRosn, peldss
G& BE Auftldrun9 Iber amcritantf4t
@erbdlmiGe uao BE paese etrB eatebun>
Aen 3mii,be, &merifa uup Deutl&lane
3ur Mufaabe rao9t.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1871-04-13
Nner.ifanif4eS urtbeit hber sic.
.no .a.e,. ,,ard uub Mfoltfe. Z

IN bic aeReer,n' MOO, Sso,, 1ulnS' beipro&ene8
lobnuno bieler 3ntt Mdnner antndpfent
fdut bic uN. 9. Tritane"' dber biefelben
folsenes6 i'm Al9emeinen 8ewte eeoieye,
nee llrtbeil * asax..g 5 '1'
,,Bismard betomnt 1einen 2obn bur@
Bef5roerune, moltte be, feinen our@ e.
men Orbtr. Der ,,eue &an9 8i8marda
If Der b6&Re, ben etn preubil&er Inter
than erbofen tann :; oas 3leiuooM olttee
II pos ret&Re, bas Gin beutl@er Solpa'
~ 9etrtnnet pfru1aS.
rDaSNet@ u,a@t ben Diplomaten, be,
&c eeiaofen, au etnemGarRen zee @eiae'
Das &si@ 8iebt BEN 8roben @cloaten
Der IS tittete rnb befefiote, as@robfreul
ltines erEen 8itteroroeus, wtl@er ars>
I<ebli& ben 6ie9ern In entl@:ipenoen
F61la9ten unb ben Groberen poer erfolBs
rei@en Bertbeiot9eru Ypn GsRunetu ~
Tbeil miro.
uMter ptelt 8tlotnuneer entfpre&en
BEN 8erbienfe bet beipen Rdnnet ni@t.
@eit Sabsbunoerten bat man IN europa
feline 70 erfolereide Diplomatic 9eleben
mte bic Bismard's. 1no 5elbf Napo>
leon /. bat riemal8 cine Mru1te 9el@ofen
pie bic Yon moltte prsaniirte. unp nte
bat Nappleon 1. einen fraftpoaeren &rteB
esflbrt ale BE Deutl@en ouf tbrtn,
Mari@ pom &betn mad puris.
,6ter III 2anpe III mon 8ewobnt> auf
Bismard als einen lifi9en Mann III
ti@eln. &ber leuenen ld6t f& nt@t,
pab feline 2ift unp @@loubeit uue fein
Gbrgei; unermdbli@ nur parauf 9eri&tet
worer, Dtutl&lanp orcb: uno etnfs 3u
MAIDEN. Man barf ni@t per8eRen, oa6
in allen fetnen Iriumpbtn, por ben Gbez
rem pom paris ME Dor oeaG boren@ ten's
feline Rdbieun0 uno @eiebett es perbin>
perte, oab Ter &rtes gun, alleemeinen Gu
ropdil@en &rieee &purre. Dur9 feline
Mdbi8un0 por Ditu p%srbinoerte Il mo-
mentli@ aud, rab f& In pen Deut(@
SeRreiaern. BE man einR etenfals I'M
ter BEN @aeptsr per5oben3ellern 3u {eben
toHt Gin 6ae 1e1en preuben feR|ebte.
Btsmard'8 ertbter Qoba miro erf nod
fomuen, .uenn man Jpn gang rerfebt
Daeeaen miro Moltfe 1hon jeBt poQRdn>
pig 8emirpiet> une BE @elt erfennt Jpn
an als ben er6sten lsbenpen 6clcaten.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1871-04-13
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.H5* BON Minnelota. ....

Die paanj,n unb edntertea bts ,O1ase Drauae. (Hcsle.
IT, sssn| &c., %s' ~ az. az ' etn "a ss gt aet,n 10 sas sfs,S Sr ssI%ss , t,nss:
~ eea 1armesn IN btefens Staate e~tneeflhst wurbe. Seer
kuts 20 esste pRanien urb 6dmerrt anidafeA. aRit Tin W.
taxt Deaas Tam eae Gtnldunuxs. sea $50 Rutteu NIT ent.
9spa,, seesasse u.S &anias 1aSsa sns.fsslr sitr Sasr,u
gad etermtt etnss Dtrfu& stnadt nab fsnu mlx bin iett
5sdea eer Dfase 6sause melenpeit fter.
aese:r &sss. 31 9s1es sser. s4natsset s5nuta tu.& biss
IN. garmr pelae st!eta plan asostren fpasss saae.tst
s,a DeQars. unt erpelea I'D hide 6td.u ali due Soua6n.
bee St&estdt essen 3eresrunj b1 Bra&te txr& Rabe sser
e@par,sttb; lnitr 3lt~a eteat flo sursaett6 fir Guilt
Repbtxme dbnll@ unb ptrb am erhea stai aeYFan,t. Der
esbea mat In susera 9uaaupe ftta snb fret Ssa uuirout ae.
balttn wstbeu. Def 6aaute rtrb tH Netbsn eepRaujt rtl4e
.as.tder I'D 5ue "a tatnn.s, n 5es sntfs.nt tint, aaa tn ser .tn;
rerbeu bic 9Fanisn berausetnosnuatn une q tin n 8eass
0eleot. 9te biefelbep xrueepaau5t wereen, miaeM bic Sptsen
I 8ue BON btr Duriel abeedntnea rereeu Sad ter Inn.
saarsuse rndaen st.i!ten an49etabs sa Sabs stiu eesa1tta
9ede anseleet uereea fou. uueefdbr ster 9sa ssn einanser at-
Rebenh etpRauit nerbtn. @tirbt cine pfanje al. 70 uu6 cine
aneere a. TIRE Stsne eeest nerbsu. !9net SABRE naaesa
ee un1sanjane fatteefunben bat, mahen %bteielbta, ese1 3Ou
Beidreieeu bic 3ede bid unb fart unb ~s<.tiusert q. ta6 Re
III bob rd&fen. 80" .
Die f&arftn D.rnen nader, n trsens etu.aa 4tse.e IN.
ue6ali&, burd btee 5eden ~ fcmnnen.
M1entHrtu tptrben In jebtnt gruntp Ina Staate eablirt rer'
ben.
9. 81. Trtsbee. prinstpa1.
~. warib. @eneruI' Neent.
Nue S,bers fir YFarasn unb eaame u,lRen an 81.
@arfp, :. 8. Sor 2S5, Saint Paul, Mina.. &C.
u 1t uereen.
a~Da'sita~.etrast' s:e:Hssts BEN 'HtatIista mafa,
esmttb s Dorfep. Sadisa etr., 81. gaul. 3mt,s
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~ o<3hatess AnfHsfhs,Iet Sirs bem': 3epArtrea aat
asnAtn IN &etAen jsoewastt. 15atswuh.
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DIR Aabtn j4t aht ttntns Gssrus. dt ND tin Detail.
OsfAxft ~strbunbea uab ku> hur& msbra&f %bsbeutenbe 4ha.
Sxati n hta Stan> eektt, fben 4snbta NIT ostn aDaars
nfb Dfattae n bfttenea. sReraratartn !ve7pt1 tutr ae1
E4ne1ana teortta. fO.u
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r. IS @aIbinAtsn en-, ~. 3. ~.
sesten Ikrm1s MA yabliinn an, BAT fe taS 0e&4h ptbs
8 134ts H@sk bttstil<a r1>tn. Git babtn INT srpfe axl.
1stJ IT lsaeu
Zu@e, @affmereS, @efttn3euee ,c.
III n t1asu aet>sssa &xnbtn ~ tea btQtsaea yttt{ta tistea.
en 61s3fea Bstpsu& htta
9ebrtlber Smaller.
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E2&3 lf8Ex8H 1&&
Rarners Qiuuus 0itae, setr feb'ns Rein II
d. a.ottr Hiutrttnia,r unb selttatss Sera,t, e entpdlt tetne
{@&b ,db.x Drpausu se.r In, etaiete ten uao 1T Tin pssYorat
tar ate s.l&e ntmulirenber Aitt Il ~teeir,en. Itsfes o.ttel
Ia In 1onte nnb s<rf& 1T suteu4 ypttit. uaS III tas ttRe blxt~
r~tiniasnbf N,tts >sr aD,H. O. IL bas anaenebmae aup bs>
hfa,sa.aHi tel, ueldes jemaIs BEN rubhiam ~ausebs,ea = usbe,
bd at n peats az .sssss, sDb ttcp. Ns.a. r,'t.1s eeer
treenk CIR anpnsr ArH Il. T.. II ee lnetr ane hatSr: 81
iSur,n len Q~ebensrstn aeb.an&ea q 4 In Der ztat en
&et.r 10 eebtns. DeisusseS pel&s R& eia.r sa.tu Sc
funhtett trtseueu tasuen uxo wuxn1br, &ener lebbafter 81.
mtttsnin,nune, perbtn uutl tbun, benv 3u asbrau
d n. 80 IL ron auea auperea @tbrandSmit1elu perfdteben.
9Dt.b tt alien Drueetaen serfdxt une and Ia sefettab1eu
6a.ppr NJ. Frets eu Nsuar sr Qxart Gla{1e.
xxsA kI.-z..xs1u4
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g. g. 5ine,8 4
~ 447;tte reselmaete n o'n',.,1tlllt[Ae
6!|f.(bfnk : ] irlloolang.
.3tebuns an. Montas, ,. 1. Mdi 1871
. @@ s.s :.5.' y. $4,000 . .:''.:.: /.
Is @2ta tn wsrtbpouen @ei&enttn r.
1 8aar @etptnn ppt, 90, 600. =
3 Baaf 8emtHue Don je $1,000.
9 @aar Genuine BON ie $500.
5 Baar 9etptnne Don je $500.
Gin Gamilienpa9eu nebR 3ulammenpa(,
fenpem Yferbe9eipann unp Flberbe<
t4laDentm @ei@trr I'm @ertbe
Don $1,000.
fd,Lrr ~ 8srtbe BON $685.
*;::; s sa"''':s ns'":ts''":a' .:''' !:
5xO 9ple nne etlber Mnfer Rus ttnS SAFE lb.
ren tn - estbe pom SIS ~ $o00 iest.
Vsleent Camsa eeon:inea xe'ten ane @e!eene 9trr'xg0e.
ae1ietts1 tstst 7 btrne nnb bs$peltpldthrit lilo une 9kse'
llas, al!esrelatstste 1tfdmenaeen.. rpe ssraYbtf@e albuns
esfbtne Damea 1rsAta sab 6trinse, ss4htat ptrrtn Bu.
kanasess. 0shot17n9s 6eleeae dseTn att t1seTns1 q
@tfeu. MT. Mm,n Ill Der @ewtnue.....soo
<9 %P.tst .' ~ 1fs. s : 1,;s;;;6; a,t1;n;. H A.; 00s
strs astttnesa an W.x.eS. btu 1: 1sat 1871. SO BIZ
arn KIT abtr eetsn.fba s atTen In Gdttnl'g t~.lepfar esoe.
t&aft. sasnne nslaer 8 It ID ~aessu,eba idhrlt&s Berlssiun'
gen, TINT NM erei6ie bal jdbrlt@s umb tta :5aneert une t.&s
nse stsrlte 1ea.elmat'se nsaant9e 8erIestunsen seranae!ts
eabs. 1nb IN ietnem Safe bat cine @er3EAeruua Der Bic
eane aetteefanotn NOD Bat trstne Elm anter.r ;umnans r.
aanstt %; r. S s:s'k s S": 2 s's1,, ssi,l ,aS a. ee.a ssf, ,t
tea, eae .teft 2tshans prompt an tem beaet&netsn Iaee aatt'
tnhen ntre. Gin bsutfher Giesf If anaefslt, UNI I'D aus.
f&!tses'& Ten enfasa Auftrdseu ~ piSm.n.
1lgenten wereen Der. anat, nuu 3opfe au oers
tonten. nenen eine libera'e ommtffisn bespiI'
Vinas,ns 2eefe 81 setbs eeote IS 3moIi
snolt $40; Sunfu' eauana:a 3oofe $40. ,
atrsulare. pcte ehe rsQp6nbi8e Qtae btr yrete, fumt
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