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Holmes County Republican. [volume] (Millersburg, Holmes Co., O. [Ohio]) 1870-1895, 1871-07-27
Hunnor.

/ have said myself somewhere,
do not know with what correctness
for definitions never are complete
that humor is wit and love. / am
sure, at any rate, that the best hui
NOR is that which contains most
humanity, that which is favored
throughout with tenderness and
kindness. This love does not de-
mand constant utterance or actual
expression, as a good father, in con-
Yersation with his children or wife,
is not perpetually embracing them,
or making protestations of his love;
as lover in the society of his mis-
tress is not, at least as far as / am
led to believe, forever squeezing her
hand or signing in her ear, "My
souls darling, l adore your He
shows his love by his conduct, by
his fidelity, by his watchful desire
to make that beloved person happy;
it lightens from his eye when she
appears, though he may not speak
it; it fills his heart when she is pres
ent or absent; influences all his
words and actions; suffuses his
whole being; itsets the father cheer
lily to work through the long day,
supports HIM through the tedious
labor of the weary absence or jour
ney, and sends happy home again,
yearnings towards the wife and
children.
This kind of love is not spasm,
but life. 1t fondles and caresses
at due seasons, no doubt; but the
heart is always beating fondly and
truly, though the wife is not sitting
hand in hand with him, or the chill
dren hugging his knees. And so
with a loving humor, think it is
the genial writer's habit of being;
it is the gentle spirits way of look
ing out on the worll-that sweet
friendlessness which fills his heart
and his style. You recognize it,
even though there may not be a
single point of wit, or single pa
thetic touch in the page; though
you may not be called upon to sa-
lutte his genius by a laugh or a tear.
That collision of ideas which pro-
vokes the one or the other must be
occasional. They must be like pa
pas embraces, which 1 spoke of
anon, who only delivers them now
and again, and cannot be expected
to go on kissing the children all
night. And so the writer's jokes
and sentiment, his ebullihons of
feeling, his outbreaks of high spirits,
must not be too frequent. One tires
of a page of which every sentence
sparkles with points, of sentimen-
talist who is always pumping the
tears from his eyes or your own.
One suspects the genuineness of the
tear, the naturalness of the humor;
these ought to be true and manly in
a man, and everything else in life
should be manly and true; and he
loses his dignity by laughing or
weeping out of place, or too often.
-THACKERAY.
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A SLIGHT Mistake.

A well known minister, walking
along the street a few days since,
met lady for whom he had recent
ly performed the marriage service,
Desiring to renew the acquaintance
flor the lady had interested him
greatly at the time), he accosted
her with the remark:
Madam, did / not have the pleas
ure of marrying you a few days
sincef'
al was married few days since,
STRIP
eyes, l thought was not mista-
ken; l married you"
Indeed! well, / thought my hus
band was much younger man than
you are; but / have not seen
enough ofhim to make his acquaint-
ance thoroughly. By the way, my
dear, my chignon is getting shabby; !;
please give me some money to buy
a waterfall"
Evidently this was more than the
minister bargained for, and with
hasty bow accompanied by the re-
mark, mo, you are not the lady
I'm mistaken" and took his leave.
". o. Picayune.
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M1L1ERsBURe HOLMES COUNTY, o. THURSDAY, July 81 1871

that he may be worthy in his mis-
sion; above sense, that he may be
worthy in his happiness; above
brain, that he may be worthy in his
plans. And to the man in his place,
and helping others lto their place,
all things are reHkrds,-the skies
that drip with stars are jeweled
crowns overhead; the earth with
shrubs and flowers woven into its
grassy surface, is pathway of gar
lands at his feet, and his approving
heart, within, is harp tremulous
with sweetest melodies, and crowns
and harps and garlands are God.
Oh birthright of Heaven to be one
of the human race!
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Drumming VS.. Advertising.

| There are said to be 20 ,OOO drum
mers sent out of New York city
alone. These average at least 81, 500
in salary and commissions, or $37, )
100000 paid to the whole number
in salaries. If to this we add their
travelling expenses, 81 per day, and
estimating they are upon the road
$50 days during the year, We have
an item of SIS 200, 600 more, and an
aggregate of $50, ,00O, 600, which is
added to the price Of goods sold.
AS there are about 500, 600 retail
stores in the country which the
goods eventually reach, we find
every dealer taxed $175 per year to
sustain this army of "drummers"
from New York city alone. We
would not be understood to say that
in all instances and under all cir
cumstances the employment of trav-
cling statesmen should be dispensed
with, for under certain circum-
stances it is an absolute necessity.
In introducing new article to the
attention of the trade, or a new or
improved package or manner of put
ting up goods, in specialties gener-
ally, or whatever cannot be de-
scribed intelligibly, or understood
clearly without seeing the article,
then such a course becomes indis-
pensable, and an advantage to both
buyer and seller. But even then,
after such an article, or staple or
manufacture has become universally
known, the drummer can be dis
pensed with to the advantage of
both parties. Leading firms in every
line of business, who have hitherto
refused to make known their bust
ness in any other way except
through the expense of maintaining
a dozen or more 'drummers" scour-
ing the country, have dispensed with
their services and returned to a sys-
tenn of judicious advertising, which
cannot fail to be highly remunera-
tive. Those who have tried the two
systems are loud in their praises of
the latter method. A firm laboring
under the necessary heavy expenses
of maintaining a dozen statesmen at
a cost of $25, 900 to $50, 900 per an
mum, cannot afford to sell its goods
at as low a figure as a firm whose
expenses are reduced by the same
amount. Indeed, experience proves
that competition by the latter against
the former is almost impossible.
While very small portion of the
hitherto expended on agents
(who, at the best could visit but a
small portion of the trade would
enable the firm to place their bust
ness and prices weekly before every
merchant in the country, and bring
larger returns. Orders would be
found to in nowise abate, and at the
end of the year fewer bad debts
would be found on the books of our
wholesale merchants. Country mer-
chants themselves can. compel this
change for their own good by refus- |
ing to give their orders to these per
ipatetic statesmen, and by sending
their orders to headquarters and in
sisting upon the prices which houses
not under this unnecessary expense
are willing to give.-Ne,o York Gro
Ger.
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Farm and Household.
Water Your Cattle Often,

Horses and oxen at work need
water often. The ploughman car
ries his jug of water, or leaves his
team to rest while he goes to the
house for a drink. But the team
works harder than the driver, and
probably needs drink as often; yet
many teams are taken out early to
the field, where there is no water ex
cept in the drivers jug, and worked
five or six hours before they can get
a drop. Is it any wonder that they
are injured by drinking too much
when they are led to the spring at
noon or at evening?
Holmes County Republican. [volume] (Millersburg, Holmes Co., O. [Ohio]) 1870-1895, 1871-07-27
The Latest Engine Invention

NJ. D. Conway writes from Lon
don to the Cincinnati Commercial
as follows:
One invention, however, did inter
est me, it was steam type compos
ing machine.
A Mr.. Mackie, of Warrington
has patented this affair, and it is
now used in several printing offices
The invention consist of two ma
chimes. 4.
One of these is small one which
has a keyboard, like a piano, Of
IA keys. The operator sets before
him the copy which is to be put in
type, and manipulates the keys.
whereupon there is involved beneath
an interminable strip of paper, two
inches wide, which is full of pune.
lures.
Each one corresponds with q let
ter of the written copy. The whole
manuscript having thus been copied
in punctures, the roll of punctured
paper is set in a machine that looks
like an iron center table. The top
of the center table has all around
on its edges little boxes contain
ing--type.
The top of the table then re-
wolves. The punctured paper runs
around, and when a certain type
needed is reached, a little lever falls
(by reason of the opening allowed
one end of it by the hole in the pa
perl the other end touching and
selecting the letter that is needed.
The type so selected falls into place
and the row of selected type pours
in continuous stream out upon a
regular composers stick. which, as
fast as it is filled, is removed to the
form.
This may all seem complex in the
description, but it seems wonderful
ly smooth when seen. A man enga-
ged at the perforator, and three boys
at the composer to feed the boxes
with type and space out the lines,
set up a newspaper column as large
as of the Times in one hour, which
Mr.. Mackie maintains is equal to
the composition of eight men. It
economies so per cent of outlay.
The inventor has been ten years on
it, and has now certainly gained a
success.
When our commercial houses have
Babbidge's caulculators instead
of clerks, and our newspaper offices
have revolving center-tables instead
of compositors, why should not Mr..
Carlyle's dream of an iron automa-
tic Prime Minister be realized? The
of England will do the
handsome thing by any Yankee
who will invent an automaton
Queen that can sign her name and
not have large family.
To return to Mr.. Mackie for
moment, 1 may add that his ma
chine costs $500, and the inventor
that he is prepared to un
dertake type-setting for one year in
any house that purchases, at three
pence per thousand (whatever the
size of type), set in 1S-inch lines.
is proprietor of the War
rington Guardian, the largest paper
In England, equal to 112 columns of
the Times, and it certainly is set up
very neatly, set up by his machine,
all varieties being used-small plea,
and nonpareil.
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A profane coachman, pointing t,

A profane coachman, pointing to
one of his horses, said to q pious
traveler,-"That horse, sir, knows
when swear at him." "Yes," re-
piled the traveller, and so does YouT
MAKER" The coachmen felt the
rebuke, and Immediately became
silent.
The woman question has split in
to two branches, to-wit: "What did
she have on?" and, "Will it washr
The fastest horse on record-tht
one that's tied.
Holmes County Republican. [volume] (Millersburg, Holmes Co., O. [Ohio]) 1870-1895, 1871-07-27
Cows that are Worth Owning.

The Norwalk (Ohio) Reflector
has the following: Mr.. S. Sparks of
Berlin, has cow that yielded from
June 18th an average of sixty
pounds of milk per day. This
would be considered something re-
markable; but Mr.. j. NJ. Campbell,
of Greenfield, is possessed of a cow
that detaches the dilapidated linen
from the shrubbery. He kept ac-
count of her yield of milk and but
ter for four weeks-twenty-eight
days-and has handed in the fol-
lowing figures as the result: first
week, 406 pounds; second week, 432;
third week, 433; fourth week, 436;
total, 1,7O7 pounds. The most Civ
en- in one day, 65 pounds; the
amount of butter made during the
same twenty-elght days-saying
of the milk, cream and but
ter used in the family-60 pounds.
The cow is Durham, and had moth
ing but grass for feed, nor was she
stopped during the twenty eight
Argus.
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Nos. and daily except Sunday; Nos. 2 and
8 daily except Saturday.
breakfast Dinner. Supper.
Distance 493 miles. Trains are run by Chi.
rago time
Missouri River Steamers for Benton and al
Upper Missouri River Trading Posts and I'm.
ion Pacific Railroad.
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BUSINESS DIRECTORY
Physicians.
7. w. GUTHRJE. M. n.

PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON. Office in first
building north of Post -oflice, Wooster, Wayne
County, Ohio. Office hours, Wednesdays and
Saturdays, from to - A. NJ, and from to 1
Pm. Ali accounts considered due as soor
as services rendered.
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A couple in. Connecticut who
were married recently on Sunday,
are said to be in despair because
some one has informed them that
contracts entered into on Sunday
are not binding.
A young lady of sixteen, who had
wore short dresses all her life, posi-
lively told her mamma she would
wear them no longer.
A little boy having broken his
rocking horse the day it was bought,
his mamma began to scold, when he
silenced her by inquiring, what is
the good of horse till it's broke%
What is the difference between a
plan.of a battle field and a roasted
pipin? One is war-map the other
is warm apple.
In a famous horse case in Bing-
hamton, n. Y, the attorney asked
veterinary surgeon, Have you ever
made any examinations in the alb
dominal region? To which the
witness replied, mo; all of my ex
aminations have been in Broome
County"
The Rochester Union tells us that
"Olive Logan says she is thirty-two
years old." Yes, that is about her
age we remember hearing her say
so in 1S27-says another editor.
"Do YOU believe in the rod as an
instrument of discipline:" asked a
mother of a school teacher in Neva-
da, to whom she had sent her un-
ruly son. mo, madam" 'Oh, I'm
so glad! What do you substitute
for it?" "The Revolver, madam"
Exit mother and unruly son.
Some girls will never learn to re-
strain the natural impulses of their
nature. A minister was baptising
a girl at Ripon, Wis, and when he
had submerged her, and came out
of the water, he asked her how she
felt in her mind. Her answer was,
"All hunky, only a little wet
A German who had not paid
much attention to learning English,
had horse stolen from his barn the
other night, whereupon he adver-
tised IS follows:
"Von mite, de oder day, when l
was bin awake in my sleep, l hear
something vat thinks not yust right
in my barn, and l yust out shumps
to bed and runs nit de barn out;
and ven l vas dare COON, 1seez dat
my pig gray iron mare, he vas ben
tied loose and run init de stable of;
and ever who will him back bring, L
yust so much pay him as vat bin
customary"
At one of the Summer hotels the
guests are called to their meals by
the discharge of a piece of artillery.
We wonder if the landlord considers
this canon aid to appetite.
Holmes County Republican. [volume] (Millersburg, Holmes Co., O. [Ohio]) 1870-1895, 1871-07-27

Am RHElN.
Am Rhein! Acain am Rhcin!
In boat oopon der Rhein!
De castle-bergs soft goldnen
I'm Abendsonnenschein.
Nit lots of Rudesheimer,
Und seitenklang und sang,
Und laties singin leider,
Ash We go sailin 'long.
Und Won fair English dame
Vas dere, so wunderscheen;
yene' er der Breitmann saw her,
1t made his heartsen pain.
o, dose long tailed Veilchen Augen,
Witch yoke soosh hopes un fears,
DER shape vos not like almonds
Boot more like fallin tears.
Und shpecdagles were o'er dem.
De glass Of pince-nex kind,
In mercy to de beoples
Less de pc shdrucen blind,
Und gain in dem glasses
Reflected he pehold
DE Rhein, nit all de shdeam-posts,
Und crags in Sonnengold.
o English engel maideni
o schweed betaubend dolel
o Rheinwein I'M cigarren!
o luncheon, mixed init lofe;
o Drachenfuls und Nonnenwefth
o liebesiust und pein. fff fFf
Dus ents de second -ehapteFaet, t,----
Of Breitmann on der Rhein.
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PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON, MILLERS.
burg, Ohio: Ofice-First door West Of Cor
ner formerly occupied by Mulvane. Resi-
dence, second door south of L. b. Raif's
corner. Office days, Wednesday and Sator-
day afternoons. ltf
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W G. STOUT. NJ. d.

SUCCESSOR OF E. BARNES, NJ. d., ECLEC.
tic Physician and Surgeon, Oxford, Holmes
County, Ohio. Special attention given tC
Chronic and Female Diseases. Consultation
free. Office hours from A. NJ. to P. NJ, on
Tuesdays and Saturdays. 39mSs
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German Physician. Treats Chronic Diseases
especially Female Complaints, with grea
success. Office on East Liberty Street, Woos.
ter, D.
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Entailed property-A tin stew
pan tied to a dogs tail.
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j. POMERENE. M. D.

PHYSICIAN & SURGEON, MILLERsBURG,
Ohio. Ofice-On Main St., doors East Of
the Bank. Office hours-W ednesdays, from
to O'Clock p. NJ, and on Saturdays from 8
O'Clock A. NJ, to 3 O'Clock p. M. 1tf
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DIR J0HN LEHMAN

PHYSICIAN & SURGEON, MILLERSBURG
Ohio. Office and Residence, at South part O
Washington Street Itf
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DR.. 6. WILSON
7. O. RIGHAM M n

PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON, OFFICE AND
Residence, West Liberty Street, Wooster O.
All accounts considered due as soon as servi-
ces are rendered. 3t9
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PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH.
DISCIPLE CHURCH,

ELDER WIN. SHARP, PASTOR. HOURS
for service II O'Clock, A. n. Sabbath school
8 o'clock Evening service u O'Clock
O'Clock
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S. P. WISE, NJ. D.,
PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON, MILLERS
burg, o. Office with DIR. PomeIene. soft
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A fascinating youth of Louisville

A fascinating youth of Louisville
was recently very badly "sold' by
the matron of the Kentucky State
Prison, in whose daughter he seemed
to evince very strong interest
while travelling in a railroad car
Thinking that the Irritation had con-
tinued long enough, she suddenly
changed her seat to the side of the
young man, and whispered in his
ear, "Sir, you are total stranger to
me, but 1 feel it my duty to warn
you of impending evil. That young
lady is just out of the State Prison"
A passenger got off at the next sta
tion.
CREAM PUDDING.-One quart of
milk, five eggs, four tablespoonfuls
of flour, one tablespoonful of salt;
boil the milk; moisten the flour with
cold milk; add to the hot milk and
boil three minutes; add the eggs
and boil up half q cup of sugar;
flavor, turn into dish for the table,
and, Just before sending to the table,
strew half cup of sugar over the
top.
How to be happy-take the RE
PUBLICAN and pay for it.
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AM RHEIN.

Translated: From Leland's latest Breitman
songs we print "Breitman's adventures on the
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Misce1laneOus.
MILTON W. BROWN,

AGENT FOR THE MASON 4 HAMLIN Or
gan. All communications addressed to him
al Millersburg, o., will receive due attention
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Pittsburg, Ft. Wayne & Chicago R. r,
TRAINS GOING WEST.
TRAINS GOING EAST.
c., r. I. & P. Railway.

No. I, daily except Monday; Nos. s, 3, 8 and
9, Daily except Sunday; Nos. z and 6. Daily;
No. 4, Daily except Saturday and Sunday.
FIR. MYERS, Gen. Ticket Agent
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w M ROSS M n

P. P. POMERENE,
PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON, BERLIN
OHIO. 1tf
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County officials.
Churcla DIRECTORY.
M. E. CHURCH,

NJ. Z. CHURCH,
GA. HUGHES, PASTOR, SERVICE EVERY
sabbath at lO5< O'Clock, A. NJ, andT O'Clock,
Pm. Prayer Meeting Thursday evening.
ST. JOHNS CONGREGATION,
GERMAN SERVICE BY REV. j. SPOERRI,
every Sabbath morning, at II O'Clock. Sab
bath School at 10 o'clock
EVANG. LUTHERAN CHURCH.
SERVICES EVERY OTHER SABBATH AT
ternoon, by Rev. Isaac Cutler.
u. P. CHURCH,
REV. w. NJ. GIBSON, PASTOR. HOURS FOR
Service at 11K O'Clock, A. " Sabbath school
at 10Y: O'Clock. A. NJ Prayer meeting Thurs
day evenings atty O'Clock.
PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH.
REV. A. S. MILHOLLAND, PASTOR. MORN
ing service at II O'Clock. Sabbath school
l2L O'Clock. Evening service 81 O'Clock
Prayer meeting every Wednesday evening at
7x O'Clock.
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Dentists.
w, r, POMEROY.

MECHANICAL & OPERATIVE DENTIST,
Millersburg, Ohio. Objective doors Wesi
Of Commercial Block. 1tf
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LAND AGENT AND NOTARY PUBLIC
Fredonia- Wilson County, Kansas. 4tf
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Mrs. BATTIN,

VNAKEs this method of announcing to her
Il patrons and the public generally, that she
has removed to the room recently occupied by
c. II. Dix, where she is now receiving lager
end splendid assortment of
The sun., 1871-11-07

PAYABLE in cola. PAYABLE In Currency.
FTHsT CABIs ..-..... sol sTEERAGE tS1
Passengers Also forwarded 10 Paris, Ugvre. HNn.
pufg sweden. Norway. and nonnsIk al reduced rates
1ioke can be bought here at mode.. rates by per
sons .shing to send Tor thcir tr euds
IoTiurhSr Information aphiY At the COmpanYs otice.
JOHN @. DALI. Agent.
s. itr.. AstU yrE
The sun., 1871-11-07
proftss.ov7l GaJos.

JNIl.'--' PlLEI! Nf-PTIN,
gem 'u. fItI. eA .I.. H.. + Hr ing. itch,.g.
&C., pos las 4. ..l .,,.l...u.y 81 ..a 1y WANG
O. 80 J. NJ. 20, e 'tli .cl % .pI'a oI .hn a a
90" ~ NchoiA, not T. whc.e Y eau be Visited at
In. n. .,,, W. w. "itl,.,-, , H',u - insure ui
h' lower boy,l. Chn-t, lall T4,c, a e0usul.A
uHu, trtc, ~
A EfltIALfl. Ntiue uulass cured D- CON.
"a M l. nrW Ier - lir SOW pa. UuY9ssit, tAled.
ltai tpl'g ana u. surgeons, Llulo1, can be con
suited wll tut mo- n1nlrtl.e rlundeact On on lels.s
Ihca 20 toAtr' - ,nrrr Champers.
ITn.' S'a:tnmtstS,' ..''7- '''T7' ''''''
Twenty years prn.siin nos .i,lI cxoe-,coca pr,.
al ~ SAN iisea,e. permanently culc1. wl.A ~.
mercury Con'ultauon tue.
hh. nI NTER, 81 B11d st, has mai great eXpe-
AZ fenee IN thc euro OF dteasos. Advice sratis
WHITTIER MEDICALIN-TITU TE cu'r-
" autees cntes ~ Diseases Rui dtbIl a. Con Au.t
Atl0u ues SAArgss mOaGTAts. Onics Wi uadsaI !
The sun., 1871-11-07
sbipptuo.
A NonoR LINE PASSAGE TIoK GT,,, s,i,,'

y NN"Oh LINE fASSAeh TlChBrS,
4 and from any Railway Station IN Great britain Ir,
lAnd, Norway, bNn len. Denmark GERMANY, Hollanj
BclEinm, hnd NE United states, by steamers sailin
weekly, ~ sale
Al LOWEST CURRENCY RATES
Also. Drau Tor auv am cunt
DATES or SAtiINt; ARE A. FOLLOWS.
The sun., 1871-11-07
SptemI Notitts.
RRnrnMAY MARE
Situated Broadway, 7lh Az, t.th ard ,sth ste.

10 MARkEIMEN.
CHARGE 10 establish business vi n nc rent TO paw
from now untl the ed Of December. Atcr that line
STANDS I've had at weekly rent Cf from ~ and
ward Ter week and no OOnus REQUIRED IN 9ee detir-
ts e. @eits.CEa fY.sy yts q ~ TlNP.' Net.
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