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Aid for the Cuban Patriots,

The SUMS San Domingo correspon-
dence, dated August 2Sth, says: ".On
Saturday an expedition sailed hence for
Cuba 1t was almost Insignificant, but
was we'll supplied with arms. 1t con-
sisted of only ten men, but each one
was provided with Spencer and Rem
ington revolver. They carried, besides,
lots of matches, abundance of ammuni-
ton, and a quantity of medicine and
clothing The news which we lately
received from the insurrection is most
flattering. and the enthusiasm, not only
among the Cuban exiles here, but among
the inhabitants. is very great"
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The Scales Have Turned.

Four years ago the Republicans nom
mated in the person of General Grant
an hitherto life long Democrat. They
had nominated other lifelong Demo-
Gratis, such as Todd and Brough for
Governors in Ohio, and Butler and Lo-
gan and others for Congress. They
won with these cards, and taunted us
with their political sagacity. The scales
have turned, and the Democracy have
taken Greeley and Brown, Republicans
formerly, during the existence of the
Republican party; and now that they
see we are going to succeed, they cry
out in anguish, and ask Democrats if
they are going to sell their principles,
just as though supporting Grant and
his corruptionists was Democratic
This year it is Democratic to win, and
we are going to win.
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Another FiZZle,

The committee appointed by the
GRANT Convention, held at Louisville,
the Sd inst, TO notify CHARLES OCoN-
NOR of his nomination, perfol med that
painful mission on the 11th inst, IN
New York City. .....
Mr.. O CoNNoR declined the honor of
being sacrificed for the benefit of GRANT,
MORTON 4 Co He said:
Whatever l might do in this respect
to any other Office, could neither ac-
cept the nomination nor become can
didate for the successorship to Wash
ington 4 As l have said from
the beginning, must say, cannot"
Thus endeth the second act in the
GRANT, DUNCAN fzzle. The Radicals
will please dispose Of the remains, as
It's their bantling.
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Endorsed: OAKEs AMEs, January 80, 1868
The letter signed OAKEs AMEs, dated
Washington. January 25, 1868, and al
dressed to H. S. McCoMB, Esq, opens
rs follows:
DEAR SIR: Yours of the 23l is at
hand, in which you say Senators Bayard
and Fowler have written you in relation
to their stock. l have spoken to Fow.
ler, but not to Bavard nave never
been introduced to Bayard, but will see
him soon. You say must not put too
much in one locality have assigned
as far as have given to-four from
MASSACHUSETTS, one from New Hamp
shire one, Delaware; one, Tennessee :;
one half, Ohio; two, Pennsylvania :;
one, Indiana; one, Maine; and
I haze three to place, which / shall put
where they will do most good to US. I
am here on the spot, and can better judge
,ohere they should go. think after this
dividend is paid we should make our
capital S4,000,000 and distribute the new
stock where it will protect Us. Let them
have the stock at par and profits made in
the future. The so per cent increase
on the old stock want for distribution
here, and soon"
The New York Sun says in this con-
nection:
"As bad showing as Ames' list
makes for the great lights of the Grant
party, it Is not as bad as it will be when
the whole truth is known. The Ames
list is not complete. 1t will be observed
that it does not include the name Of
James Brooks, of New York, yet Col.
McComb swears that he received fifty
shares.
But Brooks was not the only one
omitted, We have been informed by
one of the legal gentlemen employed in
the case of McComb VS. the Credit Mo.
bilier, that Robert c. Schenck, of Ohio,
Benjamin NJ Boyer, of Pennsylvania, in
the House, and Pomeroy, Chandler,
Cameron, Nye, Stewart, Sherman and
Morton in the Senate, also received a
number of shares McC0mb has the
proof, and will produce it, or compel
Mr. Anes, who all along refused to ap.
pear before the examiner and testify, to
produce it.
"From the same source we also learn
that Ames pursued the following novel
course in bribing some of these men I:
He would first hard the member or Sen
ator certificate Of stock, and tell him
it was good thing. II asked how much
money was required, he would say, Not
cent at present. Then in few weeks
he would again pay visit and hand the
gentleman a check drawn by the Treas
urer OF the Credit Mobiller, and say
Here is your first dividend The first
dividend was sufficient to pay for the
stock at its nominal yalue.''
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The. Award.

The Geneva tribunal awarded the
United States S15,500,0O0 for satisfac.
ton of all claims. That is the sum to.
tai of the Alabama Claims, about which
the Radicals have been blowing. It's 8
small affair, and won't do for an elec
tioneering document The individual
claims of Englishmen, against the Uni
ted States, which grew out Of the war,
will, when settled, leave this country in
debt, Notwithstanding the above award
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Adams and staempni, Dissent.

GENEVA, September l6.-Hon. Chas.
Francis Adams and Mr. Jacob Staemp.
fiji have dissented from the Judgment
pronounced by the Court in so far as
regards the case OF the Retribution.-
They also dissent from the decis-
ion regarding the indemnity to be paid
to America for the cost of the pursuit
of the Alabama and other cruisers
whose names are included in the arbi-
tration.
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-sPRAGUE STOCK BELOW PAR.
lFrom the Athens Journal. 1stb in

From the Athens Journal, 18th inst
"Hundreds of Republicans in Athens
county will cast their votes for R R.
Hudson because they knoto he is not
owned by the Revenue and Court House
cliques of Athens county, who bargain
ed for the nomination of Sprague. Mr.
Sprague belongs to these men and the
people know it. They would be willing
to trust Mr.. Sprague himself, but they
cannot trust him while he is in the
hands and the power of these men,"
Mr.. SPRAGUE's vote in Monroe Coun-
ty will fall considerably below that of
1870. The Republicans, quite number of
them, who voted for him then have be.
come satisfied that he is not Repre-
sentative of the masses, but of the Pro.
tectionists, Land Grabbers, those ia.
voring Bayonet Rule, and the bogus
civil service of the GRANT administra-
ton; and they acill cote against him on
Tuesday, the Sth day Of October.
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Tuesday. q
The Sth day Of
'October is election
day. r. Let every
Democrat go and
work to. win, E. ...
,ARad.lcai Falslner.

u, The Athens Messenger, of.the 9th
inst (, .eontain'd, q letter fromsa petty
rscril,tder in Woodsfield, who .hiea to
make it. appear that W 7. MoRRis and
JaHEs O Amos and other Democrats
were opposed to Mr., HUDSON, for Con-
gress we hare not seen the Nesse"-
ger; 1.-The editor knowing, perhaps, that
the letter WAS made up OF falsehoods,
failed to send us that number. Had he
instructions? 80 ~ a. ~
r 's The truth is, Mr.. MoRRIs, Mr.. Amos
and every other Democrat in Monroe
County heartily desires the election OF
Mr.. HUl.soN and are working to accom-
plisll it.
The scrilller also declarel that MT
sPRAGUE would not lose Republican
vote in Monroe County. He riH lose
me rotes Of Republicans in crery one ?t
the eighteen Townships IN Monroe Coun
tn. AMI Republicans here who kno" any,
thing about the politics. OF the county,
The scrlbbler is not included in this list,
acknowledges this to be true.
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VOTERS,

The election of the Democratic
State Ticket and our candi-
date for Congress, RICHARD R.
HuDsoN, can be accomplished
by turning out toithe election
on Tuesday, the Sth day Of
October. e
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The Emperors and the pope.

NEW. YORK, September ia dis.
patch from Rome states that Cardinal
Antonelli had received communication
from the Papal Nuncio at Vienna that
the Emperors, in their conference, had
agreed to request the Pope to break
from the Jesuits, the Emperors promis-
ing to intercede with Italy in behalf OF
The foreign religious corporations at
Rome. 30 .-.5 i4.a
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REVENUE REFORM.

In Congress, on the 10th day of
April, 1871, Mr.. Parker, of New Hamp-
shire, had the Clerk read the following
resolution:
Resolred, That the tariff should be
so reformed as TO be tax for revenue
only, and not for. the protection of class
interests at the general expense.
Mr.. Sprague voted mo" on the de-
mand for the previous question.
On motion to refer the resolution to
the Committee of Ways and Means,
where it could be buried by the Protec-
tionists, Mr.. Sprague voted AYE" and
it was referred by 9S yeas to IS nays.
Our readers will please remember that
the Radicals of this District are on the
record indorsing Mr.. Sprague's Con.
gressional Record. That record is
against the interests of the working
men and in favor of the Protectionists,
Land Grabbers, Carpet Baggers; Bayo.
net Rule, and with Grants corruption
policy generally
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Will. no doubt, see some new men at
the election on Tuesday, the Sth day Of
October Challenge and arrest every
man of them, who attemptto vote, and
send them to Jail ate1 Il Il 9j
A reward of $500 is offered by the
Democratic. State Central Committee for
the arrest and confinement in Jail of all
such scoundrels
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The Radicals

In Weodsfeld have commenced blow
ing for SpRAGUE, but their shouts are
those of badly scared men. They are
defeated, aud are shouting to make their
timid friends in the country believe they
have chance to elect she candidate of
the Land Grabbers, and advocate of
GRANTIsA. -..rF oya. ~
RICHARD R. HUDSON is the Peoples
candidate for Congress; and he will be
elected 10y from 500. to 800 majority on
Tuesday, the 9Th day of October.
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THE BANNER COUNTY.

Monroe is the Banner Dem
ocratic County OF Ohio. Let
us work to poll a larger ma
jority on Tuesday, the 9Th day
of October, than we ever be-
fore polled in the county.
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II You

Want Amnesty, a Revenue Tariff, Lands
for the People.and Civil Service Reform,
vote for RICHARD R. HUDSON for Con-
gress. ...i,E
If you want Bayonet Rule, Monop-
olsts Tariff, the public lands to 60 to
the Railroad Land Grabbers and dis
honest officials retained in Office, vote
for w. P. SPRAGUE for Congress.
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Senator Tburmau,s speecb.

We publish, on our first page,a speech
delivered by Senator THURMAN at Tiffin,
Ohio, on the 9th inst. 1t is short, but
full of sensible advice and information.
We hope every one of our readers
will peruse it carefully; when you have
finished it hand this paper to your
neighbor and request him to give it a
careful reading.
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~T The inside Ring of the Union
Pacific Railroad is composed of the
leaders of the GRANT party. AMEs bri-
bed them with the stock Of the compa
ny to legislate against the People and
for the Land Grabbers. That's the civ
il service reform of the GRANTEES.
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A REWARD

Of $500 is offered by the
Democratic State Central
Committee, for the arrest OF
each and every illegal voter,
who offers a ballot on Tues
day, the 9Th day Of October.
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LET FOREIGNERS REMEMBER,

On the 23d day of December last Mr..
Morgan, of Ohio, offered the following
resolution, but the Radicals refused to
suspend the rules to allow its considera-
ton: .-.-
"WHEREAs, Political equality is the
true basis Of republican institutions, and
whereas all the citizens of the United
States under the Constitution, as amen
ded, without regard to race, color, or
previous condition, are eligible to the
offices of President and Vice President,
except naturalized citizens, who are
alone excluded therefore, be it
"Resolued, &c., That the following ar
ticle be submitted for ratification by the
Legislatures of the States, and when
ratified by three fourtbs of them, said
article shall be declared to be part of
the Constitution of the United States /:
ARTICLE.
"SEcTlsN-. Naturalized citizens who
have attained the age of thirty five
years, and have resided fourteen years
in the United States, are hereby declar-
ed eligible to the offices Of President
and Vice President"
w P. Sprague, the Radical candidate
for Congress voted against a suspension
of the rules and the resolution was de-
feated H-E
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A FEW CHAPTERS OF HON. w.
r., SPRAGUE'S CONGRES.
SSIONAL RECORD, b
"a
He Voted Against Amnesty
he VOTED WITH TUE LAND
~ GRAREsERS.
He Voted Against Revenue Reform,
Be Veied Against COasi derlrg a
Resolution TO Permit FOretgd-
+ ers to Hold the Office Of
President AMI Vice
President.
HE vOTEy WITH THE TARIFF
N1ON0POAESTS.

In order that our readers may know
the Congressional Record of the Radi-
cal candidate for Congress, we present
the following from the Congressional
Globe: .a
AMNESTY!
In Congress,on the 10th day Of April,
1871, Mr.. Hale moved a suspension OF
the rules to pass bill for the removal
Of legal and political disabilities impos.
cd under the third section Of the four
teenth article of amendments TO the
Constitution of the United States. The
exceptions were: Members of Congress
officers of the army and navy, and mem.
bers of State Conventions which adopt
ed ordinances of secession.
Mr. Sprague, the Radical candidate
for Congress in this District, voted
against suspending the rules, but they
were suspended, and the bill passed by
/ 134 yeas to As nays, notwithstanding
Mr.. Sprague's opposition. Let oul
readers remember that Mr. Sprague op
posed Amnesty, by his vote, after the
war had been over six years.
That's part of Mr.. Sprague's record
indorsed by the Radical Congressiopa
Convention that assembled at MARKETS.
on the Sth day of August,
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THE TARIFF.

Now that the reduced Tax and Tariff
Law Of the present Congress has gone
into operation, we want the People to
consider closely whether they can afford
to maintain and perpetuate system
which levies such an enormous toll on
the every day necessaries of life as the
following:
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Richard II. Hudson

Is gaining votes every day from
SPRAGUE, the Land Grabbers candidate.
Work for HUDSON on Tuesday, the 9Th
day of October.
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EDITORIAL NOTES,

The Cameronians are preparing for
defeat in Pennsylvania. The louisville
fzzle has killed Hartranft's chances.
There is known Liberal strength Of
over 22,0G0 votes in Ohio. The Grant,
ties are turning pale. They never bar
gained for this.
The Philadelphia Press gives list of
twenty-five Republican papers that re-
fuse to swallow Hartranft. Yet Hart
iranft is to be elected by the Republi,
cans. tE .a
We could fil this column with names
of Republicans of dozen years stand
ing occupying, four years ago, promi
nent position in behalf of Grant, who
now favor Greeley But of what ust
would it be? The results are the main
thing; and the results will tell in No.
vember. ...z-=.l-.-- ,....sz,... .--..-
Chief, Justice Chase thinks that the
"highest interests OF our country require
the election of Mr. Greeley" and af
firms his resolution sto vote for him ,
Thus, Mr. Greeley has on his side the
highest legal authority in the land
Now, isn't it very strange that every
member of Congress, without a single
exception who has been proved to have
been brihed by Oalies Ames with his
Credit Moblier stock is an enthusiastic
Grant man?
The Volksblatt, German newspaper
of St Louis, indignantly refutes the
charge Of land swindling made agaiGs
Senator Schurz, and says that, if the
Senator had supported Grant, the ride
ulous accusation would never have beer
made Correct! - ..... 5..,...;-,5 F..
The New York Tribune calls the 81
lence Of Blaine and the other dozen O
"honest men, hooked up from tb,
depths of speculation by the Credi
! Mohlier "a silence that speaks" 4
good nit, for these 'honest men, hav
not word to say in proof OF their hon
esty.
A question to be answered by tn
smart little bows of the public schools
Why are all the members Of Congress:
brihed by Oakes Ames with his Credi
Motilier stock, such good friends nov
of General Grant? The smart littl,
boys may, after asking their fatner
what the Credit Mobilier is. send thei
answers, under seal, to this office. AT
ter they have answered that, the smar
little boys may answer the other ques
ton: "Why are none Of these bad mer
friends of Mr.. Greeley? After that
they may give the questions to the smar
little girls, ''
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ACTIVE DEMOCRATS.

In each township are request
ed to send conveyances after
those who are too feeble to
walk to the election on Tues
day, the 9Th day of October.
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Send In The Returns,

We hope our friends in the different
townships will, forward the returns of
the election the same night. The ticket
is short, and the vote can be counted
by 8 o'clock in either of the townships
in the county, ........s. H..
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VOTE AND WORK

For the Democratic State
Ticket, and for RICHARD R.
HuDsoN, on Tuesday, the 9Th
day of October. aal a's-r :
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Horace Greeley.

The Democratic and Liberal candidate
for President arrived in Cincinnati On
Friday, the Goth inst. He will address
the people there, at Indianapolis and in
Pennsylvania previous to his return to
New York. f.,.o....
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2 81 Eisetor12Fiftesnth District,
KYLIE d. OLDHAM, Washingto Co.

E SaI AcCEPTYOUR NOMINATION,
In TIE CONFIDENT TRUST THAT
THE MASSES OF OUR COUNTRY
NRN. NORTH AND SOUTH, are
eager to clasp hands across
the bloody, ehasrn which has
leng divided them, FORGET
TING THAT THEY HAVE BEEN
kERMlEs, IN THE JOYFUL CON
sCIOUSNESS THAT THEY ARE
AND MUST HENcEFORTH RE-
MAIN BRETHREN."-Horaes Gree
u bold that, subject to our sslemn
.sssstitutional obligations to maintain the
sdasl rights of all citizens, our policy
should aim at local self-govsrnment, and
ssss at eentralisotioa. s.rr
8 81 That the eivil authority should be ss.-
rrene ouer the military. Sew he l$c
aTRat ihe sorit of habeos corpus should
y jealovsiy sph>d as the safeguard of
2srsonal freedom.
- aTAafthe individual citizen should en-.
jsy sAs largest k6erty cOasistent auth pub
fs order. =
SAND THAT, THERE SHALL BE NO FRD-
,nAAL suByERsIos OF THE INTRRAL, POL
MI OF THE STATES AND MUNICIPALITIES.
but that each shall be ieJt FREE 10
shNFORCE-rHE RIGHTS and promote
ssbss WELL BEING OF its inhabitants by
>srk sseans, AS THE JUDGMENT OF.
ciTSt OWN PEOPLE SHALL PRE-
ScRlBE'-From. HORACE GREELEY's 8
Letsw Of Acceptance, Nay 20, 1872.
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The RadiCalR

Expect to deceive few Democrats into
voting for SpRAGuE, the Radical candi-
date for Congress. Look out for coun
terfeit tickets with SpRAGUE's name in
them.
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WATCH

For bogus tickets. See that
your ticket has on it the name
of RICHARD R. HUrsoN for Con-
eiNpe'nl " ~ -.--. ~ LII.
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B-"My duty to myself and to my
country require me to give him
fHOrace Greeley my support - Gen.
n. r. Banks Leser, JaS III. 81
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W"If elected l shall be the Pres
ident, not OF q Party, but. OF the
whsfs People. lhrmv GEfelsy.E7 =.
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The Inside Ring oil the Union Pa g.
Cific Railroad Company.
EXTENSIVE BRIBERY or SEN.
ATORS AND MEMBERS
OF CONGR ESS.
Grants Candidate for Vice preNI.
dent and Other Leading
Radicals In the Ring.

The New York San furnishes indis-
putable evidence that the ''inside ring"
Of the Union Pacific Railroad Compa.
nv, called the "Credit MobiNer," dis
tlibuted stock Of the Company among
the leading Radicals at Washington
The following is the list, as '.written in
pencil" ON a paper known as the AMEs
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Don't Trade
Your votes from
Richard R. Hud-
son, our candidate
for Congress. The
Radicals are t.ly-
ing to work that
game on Demo.
Gratis, but it won't
win. q.a @ a.a.
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REDUCED TARIFF OF AUGUST /, 1872.

After this. let any man pirate OF the
heneEcence of the tariff reductions of
the present Congress if he dare. Here
are twenty staples on which the compul-
sorry tax levied by the reduced tariff is
seventy per cent Lnxuries, however, ARE
cheaper. Our beneficent rulers have ad-
dsd drugs and diamonds, besides tea and
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Aerot,..ss and Gymnasts.

. ~ Aer0b.eiS ana aymM0sts.
The extent of talent in this department
can he mentioned only in brief Suffice
it that the immense troupe includes such
noted .sNionarchs Of Musclef as Hollo.
way. Gardner. Miles. Messenger. Tour
naire, lliek Clark. Sessions, 1rewolla.
Ryan, Davis, Van Goudy, and'many other
eapers aid general performers whose
= names stand. high in arsnic, fame. =.
Trained Horses.
The exhibition Of the wonderful Stud a.
trained horses by Dan Rice IN person, hae
proved a theme which has engaged the
attention and study Of TIE. learned Of all
ands, the most eminent divines, the stu.
dent, and philosopher, and is IN itself
worth douhle the price Of admission. No
parent should fail 10 have their children,
. witness this marvellous exhibition Of cult
vated instinct. ~ s{. e. &
NOTE.-At the usual Concert given a.
. the close Of each exhibition may be seem
CHARLES WElGTrNAs, the Man FishI
who cats, drinks and smokes under wae~
~N..l.'E safr.Ia-
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& Q. Challenge q Il
Every person who
attempts to cast a
vote illegally on
Tuesday, the Sth
day of October.

EE Brazilian progress is attended
with grief and wounds, just as political
progress is everywhere. The recent
election was disfgured with riots, and
popular assemblages were broken up by
the police, who charged on the people
with swords. But the Empire has en-
tered on a path Of political progress,
and the people, in spite of these Difficult
ties, will secure larger draughts of the
liberty of which they are just tasting.
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LET Alts4FERN OUE~AND HEAR
st. THE FINEST ORATOR IN
10 THIS DISTRICT. 49,.

The Democrats, Liberals. and mem
bors OF all other parties viii be address
erby' 1r-i s ,, ils a5ea- .1aa
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Admissions. A&%5 so Ce,pes
Children under 10 years. ID q

'AtAATAAoRAs. Wsss ssasy, ~. =.
Z sASs sNsose ksss-