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Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1873-09-03

set faded and the twilight shadows gath.
cred thickly-sat and brOOded until sight
had descended upon the village, and the
west had forgotten the sun. lie took
faint note Of the hum. hum Of women's
voices, in the room below, aud the rough
heavy voices ofmeu on the piazza. lie
saw troops Of girls 80 laughing aud chat
tering through the stroe,. A young mau
and a light-hairel girl strOlled slowly past
on the other side. Happy village lovers
A sharp paug Of envy vent through his
heart, and awOke him from his apathy.
How very little We kpoE of the emotions,
thoughts and aeliops-Ke excite in our fel.
low.mortals! That fair hair. floating past
him in the dusk, brought visions of an
other head as far, as young, aud perhaps,
far dearer to him than tbs girls was to
her loter. -.- 10 -..
Lights appeared here aAd there, in the
neighboring houses, aud eroked pictures
of domestic peace; a tired father, whose
days work was ended, sitting, with slip
pered feet, by the evening lamp, with
book or paper; rosy little ones knesllng
at the mothers knee, Tipping ''now lay
me;' young girl TO whom,he old, old
story, for which she had waited, was be-
ing told. Peace, contenlment. friendship,
love, all these choicest blessings of life
for others; and for him, flesh from the
horrors Of a Southern prison. bereave-
men, worse than of death, aud a dull ache
that would 90 on forever.
Tho evening grew late aud dark. Pres.
emily the full moon came uTS and flooded
the street with glory it touehed the hous-
es with silver, aud dcepencd the shadows
to ebony. The village curlew rang, and
presently, one by one, the lights went out.
The night was sultry hardly a leaf
s,irrcd ovor tho ronlo-.h,do1 ror,,d,,L
i''o''"'N'0 'e' '"o""
the room below aud the verandah gradu-
allv ho.ono s;Iert. 6noIIv hrooL;n, ,Lo
'"0
tranquility, tinkle, tlnkle, sounded a piano
from II darkcned room across the strcet
-,
iheh womahs voice, clear and sweet,
sang an old ballad th,, ,bo sold;or had
9'"s a" 0'u '",'au 'Aa' tue S0'aier nau
:, '"'' ~ '"'" '""'' "O' '"o'" 'i'"s0'
lie heard every word now, and every word
corr;od n mai, ss of 6ro and or k,;yos
" "'''' 0''
''It was in simmer timeo. .year,
When Ions II; }fv1 vailed ohra;d
An, J,mio wnILod otwecn
Wc roochnJ the hr;, y ,or Won woo linn
nnr Lonnv hr;,, COO .n,a,.
sJo,,ny .,id JoT .morn Wall hahn,
Th.re,s noo roo,n for tro.
Tho,o,. az room for t,yo coil bo
oh a9ia h"S wors rov lUr Went 'E, a. nv heart
There's nae room for twaN
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1873-09-03

A remarkable engineering feat is
now being accomplished in the crossing Of
the Andes by theSenia Oroya Railroad.
The mountain chain will be crossed at an
altitude Of Is, 600 feet by aitunnel 5000
feet in length. The grades are the steep
est known on any ordinary railroad. The
workmen employed are Cholos Indians,
the only operatives who can endure for a
prolonged period the rariied atmosphere
at this great elevation.
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1873-09-03

--One Of our Freshmen, lately, in CIV
ing the divisions Of an Grafton, called the
last .Perforation." s"That is right"
said the professor, ''if' you intend your
grafton to be BORE.
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1873-09-03
The song ceased, and the accompaBi
ment died into slence. 5.t

Worn with the sorrowful vigils Of tho
past night, faint with his long fast, and
shlvering with cold, the soldier hurried
through the chilly rain-mist Of early morn
ing to the train. An hour later he was
ut B. He remained all day ia his
room at the hotel and then, just after
night-fall, having ascertalncd Mrs. Parks
address, went and concealed himself in the
garden at the west of the house.
IL must see her face though | dare
not trust myself to CALL" he said to him
self. He sat on the grass, under some
syringa bushes, in a remote corner, and
waited Tor lights to appear in the window
The night was dark and rainy About
nine O'Clock room on the groand floor
at the southwest corner, grew bright with
in. Then woman approached the win
dow, and sat down near it. ut is she,
he thought, and his heart beat thick ano
FAST. He rose from the grass, and crep
stealthily toward the house. He coulf
see her, now distinctly; it was the fac'
he had loved SO well, framed as Of old Ii
its golden hair, but older and wearing an
inofiable sadness. From where he stoot
he could see that she was alone, for tn
room was small and well lighted. Sh
was looking in his direction, and perhap
there was some mysterious attraction !
her gaze SO fixed and wistfhl, for, forget
ing himself, he stepped out Of his concea
ment into the path. Tho woman starte
! slightly, then, drawn by some stronge
, 1873-02-14

What the Board Of Public Works must do with
the Lake front park this spring-ther lerel best:
Dick Lane, tho notorious robber, was yester-
day sent to Centrevllle, Mich, for the purpose
Of standing trial as being connected with the
wen-known St. Joseph records robbery
The annual meeting of the Woman Suffrage
Association viii be held in Myers Opera House,
on the 21st inst, from to p. m. Matters Of
i1uportauce will be discussed. Susan B. An
thony Mrs. Matilda Jocelyn Gage, and other
prominent persons will speak-
The regular scientific meeting Of the State
Microscopical Society of Illinois will be held this
evening at the Office of Dr. n s. Davis, No. 1872
Wabash avenue. A paper will be presented by
Dr.. Curtis on the Ct Histology Of the Lobule Of
the Liver" with illustrative slides. Some new
infusorial earth will be exhibited anddistributed.
The special bail law, which provides that when
an arrest is made the person arrested shall be
liberated upon depositing with tho station
keeper sum Of money which shall be twice the
amount OF the regular fine in such case, and 80
additional, will go into operation as soon as the
Law Institute shall provide proper blanks.
Minnie Marks, whose successful operations as
thief, burglar, assassin, and outlaw, have given
him notorious character, WIS ar1aigned before
Justice Banyon yesterday, charged with the
crime OF robbing a passenger on the Chicago d
Alton Rai1road, few nights since, OF 81 200.
Marks has been identified az being one or the
occupants Of the cur with the passenger who
was robbed, and in default Of 81, 600 bail, WAS
sent to jail to await q further examination On
the 22d OF this month.
, 1873-02-14

recovered at law. It includes stock-jobbing and
is intended by its author to promote morality.
TIE CANAL BILL.
The Canal bill was read second time and re-.
ferred to the Committee On Appropriations
sHAWc;EEToWE.
The House agreed to the Senate resolution
providing for sending q Joint Committee to
shawneetown to investigate the claim made BY
that ancient burgh against the State.
OTHER NEW BILLS.
A Deficiency Appropriation bill was intro
dnced by Mr. Hildreth and bill to abolish
the State Board Of Charities On the ground that
it was an expensive luxury, by Mr.. Casey.
Senator Short introduced bill to allow mort
cages Of corporations, whose property and fran
chises may have been sold under the mortgage,
to reorganize under their old charters. and en-
joy all Che rights and be subject to all the liza
bi1ities imposed thereby. This would revive
many old charters, confirming advantages that
cannot be acquired under the general 1ncorpora-
ton act.
, 1873-02-14

"cleanse his skirts" without unnecessary de-
lays. Mr. Hugh Hastings paper, sitting IN the
seat Of the scornful, remarks: "As al invoca-
ton. this is melancholy; as sazcasm' it 's III
-Fifty-two Indies Of Atchison, married and
single, have addressed letter Of coincidence to
Senator Pomeroy, which is indicative Of his con-
tinued popularity with the sex. The dear little
innocents don't believe word about those Bal
timore and Topeka scandals but that is woman
like all oyer.-SL Louis Times.
Reading both sides OF the Credit Mobi1ier
testimony. We are gradually driven to tho con-
clusion that the Saturday Reuieso's criticism Of
hlr. Ftoude is applicable to many OF the Wit
o;ep says Mr: Ffoude's mind Is "ieherently
inaccurate, - although he is never guilty of vii
full per7ersion Of the truth. There arc several
"inherently inaccurate" people mixed up in the
Oakes Ames business, and yot We trust nome OF
them are capable OF - Nu1ul perVers1on- -bt
louis Democrat
The New York E1press-Mr. James Brooks
pewspaper-has for its motto the following pa
triotic sentiment: 'tOne Country, one. .Constitu-
ton, one Destiny" How would it do for 1lr.
Brooks to adorn bis colora WITH thts motto;
81 Ono Pacific Railroad, one Credit Mobille1, and
one Bon-iu- Law" - Cincinnati Enquirer
The testimony in the Credit Mobilier inres'
hgation at Boston, Friday, suggests two peril
nent questions, which Mr. Chairman Wilson for
got to ask and Nr. Secretary Ham did not vo1un'
teer to answer, but which, II correctly answered,
might shed some light upon the mysterious recip-
rocai workings Of the Union Pac1fca and Credit NO
bilier, and the whereabouts OF the much sought
after missing bonds: ~ Who instructed Mr,
Ham to 'slock up his safe and absent himself
from New York until he WAS sent for7" (2) Who
is it that regularly presents at New York the
coupons Of the bonds that cannot be found?-
Springfield Republican.
The conviction is taking strong hold Of the
public mind that the makers aud executors OF
law have ceased to be adequate to the protection
OF society. It will, indeed, be an awful state oi
things when the people, in their original soyer-
eighty, discard the forms and ministers Of Ia"
and take naked justice into their own hands,
Ne,o 1IorK Obsercer.
, 1873-02-14
Foreign Markets.

LIVERPOOL, Febx I3-11 Il. 1n.-MaEtet unchanged.
Flour, 90 3D. Winter, 1as 2d@1es 81 spring,
11a 6d912s "A white, 1os91os I'd club, 12s 6dGl3s
Sd. Corn, CTS Sd. Pork. 6ls. Lard, s7s 3d.
LIVERPOOL, Feb. 13-1 p. 1u.-Breslstu1s quiet and
unchanged. Pork, Cos I'd.
LONDON, Feb. 13:-Consos, money, s2.<@97A; &C
count 92A@92N s2os of rs, 92s do 81, o31 1o-
40s, 9lH new 5sf SON. .-
The bullion in the Ba1t Of England has decreased
:c355, 900.
erument securities is Il lower than the bunk rate.
FRANKFORT, Feb. 13.-Fiye-twenties OF 81, 951<.
PARIS Feb. 13.-Rentes, 55f co..
LIVERPOOL, Feb. l3.-Cotton heavy. 11iddiing up
land 9a<d; orleans, l0@101zd. Sales, 1o,0o0 bales
American, 5000 bales; speculation and export, 1ooe
bales. 49,.
Breadstuffs quiet; red winter wheat, 1os 2d91os 3D.
Flour, 2os Gl. Corn, 27s Cd.
Pork, els I'd. Beef, sGs. Cheese, 71s Cumberland
mlddles, 34s- Short ribs, 35s 3d.
, 1873-02-14

Superior merits and capabilities, cheapness in price,
and ease OF operation, hayo p1aced the New Wilson
uuder-Fccd Sewing Machine on IN equality With all
other machines in the market. The public eho"s ta
approval Of Ill that It is and does by purchasing The
machines as fast as the company can possibly manu-.
ersr yet inaugurated but what ha been used On the
improved wilson, and in every case has Go; come OF
ansaa s7arsd in the material used in It, tie work
paasbp q its make the wilson svs5y
wv oue Of te best most pleasant, and most durable
eo,J IN easy payments salesroom at No: 3'8 West
adison street. aud in all other cities IN ne tns un,Teo
Statea. The Company want agents IN Country to"us.
, 1873-02-14
MARKETS BY TELEGRAPH.

NEW YcEK, Feb. 13.-Money is SIN close, though
made Ut Ter cent gold TO 116 until the close when
thew were done at 637 Per cent.
Erchanoe vas depressed by the report that large
loan Of sterling made TO atock people. Prime
is ouoted at 1099109i<.
God was d:n, ranging from III to max, with nost
Of he busiucts ut 114!8@114a, closing, however, at
1f4Gl14. Lo1ns 19s per cent for carrying, and 1at
to 1-64 for borroEtng c!earinga, ooo Treas
dovernments were quiet and strong at IN ativance
ct -
locking up OF money By The gold clique, aud prices
were somewhat Irregular with the bulk Of buzinesa
confined to fex shares The market c1osed qute but
firm.
Sterling, 102k. 80.
- GOVERNMENT RoxDs.
Coupons, .1s4{Coupons, 67......-. .11eH:
62os Of 8c. <Coupoos, .u6E
, 1873-02-14

Some New Facts Concerning the
Alleged killing Of Mrs.
Sclteyers.
Statements of Witnesses to the Bru-
tality Of Her Husband.

a reporter OF IHE TRIBUNE, WAlle Vlsllane tAo
House Of Correction on Wednesday, with the city
of1icials, interviewed the man scheVers, who was
there incarcerated for breach of tho peace.
Scheyers' name is before the Chicago public at
present az q candidate for tho gallows, prospec-
lively. It will be remembered that his wife died
very tecentIy, and the cause Of her death is at
t1ibuted to brutal assault by her husband.
The remains which had been buried, have subse-
quently been reviewed, and undoubted marks OF
violence have been discovered The reporter
learned from schevers that he WAS the victim OF
malicious prosecution on the part Of one Charles
Matthews, living at No. 1863 Canal
port avenne, to whom he applied
the namo Of "Peoping Tom." This
gentleman, Mr.. Matthews, was interviewed by
reporter yesterday, and his statements, il sworn
to before jury Of intelligent men, will, without
doubt, get 11r. 6chevers into trouble. MIR.
Matthews, who expresses his readiness to testify
to this effect under oath, states that he was
living with Mr. Scheve1s and his wife at Mr.
Pardams boarding house, and VAS at the time
On good terms with them. Mrs. scheTers had
been ailing for five or six weeks previous to the
assault which led to death, seriously 30 at times,
On the evening Of Jan. Il, at o'clock, Mr.
Matthews came home, and went to the bedroom
OF the deceased Aer husband was s11tlne az Tue
pleasantly with them for q short time, and
then vent down to supper. While st bus
meal he heard screams from up-stalrs,
and ran immediately to the s19k
Woman's room TO learn the cause: ne
the bed, his foot upon his wife's stomach, and
one hand on her throat; Mr. Matthews ls not
positive, but he beheves ne saw sehevers strke Y
TIE poor woman wlth tne othet hanc: I4a ne a1a
his best to separate them put the in1urlated
assailant helo on 70 nus Mlle n1gnt aIese, ana
tore It rather tnan rennqn1sn nls holo. ne
assault was proven 1u5ther oy bruises on the
poor creatures tofehend, @ anq scratches , On her M
throat and breast. when Matthaws pulled hum i33
amy; scheEers shouted - Let M me 60 and VIII
knew but little OF the family, but, 80 Tar from
nlayng TIE 1py and ptepng ro1nd IN ne ~aa s.
, 1873-02-14

HARn1sDuna, Pa., Feb. 13.-Ths funeral Of
Governor Geary took place to-day. The body
was taken to the First Presbyterian Church in
charge Of guard Of honor, accompanied By the
psr-bearers and Joint Committee of the Senate
and House. After services at the church, the
cortego formed and proceeded to- the cemetery:
the he grave. g aany private residences along the
routs wero draped in mourning: The procession
was an hour passing given point
PrrrsnunaH, Feb. IL. AT . call Of the Battle
@ snect to the memory Of Ex-Governor Geary to-
day. Business vaa suspended
, 1873-02-14

-. .Inve8tment Bonds.
The Northern Paciho 730 first mortgage gold bonds
bear per cent interest in gold and have the fol-
lowing elements of strength and safety, viz:
I .hev are the obligation Of strong corporation.
:. Tbey are first mortgage on the road, It's rights
franchises and equipments. :
8. They are first lien on ita net earnings.
interest lind grant Of H. per mile through
The States and COO acres mile through tic Terri
over 600 milep OF the road Is completed, and tho
earnings Tor 1873 will be 1argc.
The Company receive the bonds at 10 per cent pre-
MUM in payment for their 1ands.
jar COOKE Co., Financial Agents.
For sale by Lunt, Preston + Kean, Chicago.
, 1873-02-14

BUFFALO, Feb. 13.-CATTLE-To-day, $40; total for
the week, 437. Market frner; about 100 disposed
Of. Sales 39s Illinois steers l,l5o to 14o1 at s500@
e.15; 125 Missouri steers ,s7s to $50, At $50
cows l058 at 81 50 152 Te1as steers, G53 to os4
at s350@5o0; 20 Ohio steers o77, ut T. 397 Michi
gan stockers, SCI to s62, al $3.c21@4.N.
week, 12,4oo; market active at @c ndvance; large
number held over subject to shipment on impro1ed
markets East Sales: o22 Michigan sheep, IS to ",
at s5.00a6,75; 1873 Ohio sheep, 50, at s5.a7I.
uoas-To-day, Including % cars to arrive, 1850
toal for the week. 6loo only few cars in the yards
for snle; prices nonna1ly 90@5.10. Heavy dssir4-
b1e hoga would readily command $5.25.
, 1873-02-14

NEW YoRK, Feb. 13.-The Huow-storrn last night
kept most Of the stock us back too Late for the
ket. About 20 cattle arrived yesterday and to-day
with other trains due. Prices were shade stronger
but sales glow at lO@14c for thin to prime
tiEea, and 9AG91sc for Texans. Two Illinois,
1000 lbs, sold 1t lOc SC LIS per cwt two cars
ms uHc.
sHEEr-Wera unchanged, With little doing; cara
due, with some stals lots in the pens. siles-csr
coarse 39-h Iowa, 6hc; lot 92-b Illinois, exc; car
134- II Canala, 7Hc.
HoGs-To arrive, s5 cars. Market fr1ner, two cars
selling at a3!@aHc; city dressed 6@7c, and Western
dressed, 5:x@Gl1c.
, 1873-02-14
Yftv Cents on the Dollar.

The New York Store, Nos. 2s4 and 2ad Weft Madison
street having bought tho stock Of l. Willis Payne VIII
oasr The for the next ten days at 50 cents ea the
dol1ar. Heavy nerino shirts and drawers are offered
It rs CENTS s. wsEh dGun;1 e spy d'F:st
from manufacturers Ladies ana god bsnd
fe1eheis che sV 4 1s<c fu line Of ribbons lases 9nd
hsn aetus soss "ea: we are s s
ioT nrices ne arc now daily receiving great bargains
IN iinens End staple goods Of our owu improvisation
, 1873-02-14

order to investigate the charges in relation to
the management Of the Ponitentiary. Adopted.
PETITIONS
we're presented against the repeal OF the Temper
ance law. and in relation to the Stock law.
Pending the consideration OF 1lr. Collins
amendment, the House adjourned.
, 1873-02-14

Tim Maine Publishers, Protest.
AunrsrA. afe.. Feb 13-The Maine Editors
and Publishers Association, last night, resolved
against the proposed action of Congress requir-
ing prepayment Of poatage Oh newspapers at the
ofice OF publication.
, 1873-02-14
New York Dry Goods Market.

NEW York, Feb 13.-The snow-storzn this morning
rendered ocomotion and transportation difficult, hence
the trade movement was slow. There was little ami
nation in any branch Of trade, except in domestic cot
tons and prints, which fairly active New styles
Of Garucrs padded ground prints introduced By
the jobbe1s, and popular. Wo-sted dress fabrics
good demand from the agents, but inactive
in jobber's hanls. Denins and jeans In
quest. Fancy Casatmeres are quiet with both agenta
and jobberz. Foreign goods dull The dry goods
auction aales were well attended today.
, 1873-02-14

C1EvELASp, Fob. 13.-The officers OF the
Cleveland Society for Savings publish q card to-
day stating that 3 clerk in their employ has
embezzIed funds to the amount Of S2o, COO. The
amount has been made up to the Society. The
name Of the guilty party ia not mentioned.
, 1873-02-14

Pittsbnrgh Live Stock Market.
PITTSBURGH, Feb. 13.-CATr1E-M Market slow ar1i-
Tals heavy; best, 64@6Hc stockers, 3@&c; common,
AH@4xc.
SHEERNarket dull arrivals fair (; best, 8@6kc !;
medium, b@5Ac: common, 4@4kc,
Hoos-a1arket fair; Philadelphia, 25.30@5.5o; por.
ers 81 80G5.OO.
, 1873-02-14
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Read the Following Table Of Contents.

The Issue Of the Present Week has the Fol
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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-10-24
nrNNsYLYANIA RALROAD.-Trains leave

JlREN NSf INANIA RAIlIROAD.-I rains leaVe
II sss Or % o9, o. sSs he West and soaih WITH Pail
Pssc Gaze -tlasbsa $3.50 n o. T. and e'oO eoh'H
~ ~ Washington and the Peun,,lvsn' Air Line
81 . a u slo o. ms SUNDAY For Baltimore and wash
ts,-. -. ' Ph asipi : O. ego m 1890 $780,
- 30 70 .sj y night Sohtsy. o T. 1871 $50 an m
For Phaael,h VIA KsnfnFiOn At n AUD eIo IA euHa'h
ESirrsn. .ni ssoon6slss 705 pm:
y, "a, q no SO 4lO 4:3O $40 6.2O 5:4O 6. clio, 600 4
= 30 $40 10 1880 an ~ night suDdA' 02O o'lO
Ssi q G.se ESQ 40 $40 10 Ill; II
On !. $500 8l0 $40 4'lO' 40 90 b;4o o S Ply
go $50 $40 10 1880 y n sna u bea@ SUNDAY S'%O'
iC:i0. Z 80, 20 $40 an go a 10
S2.S5 $40 $40 4i0 $50 500 $40 8 C:iO $50 I 1880.
d 10 10 al u night SUNDAY 62V 0;lO soe ~ n IN
oOcbdss ana Ferih Auooy and 10 2S0 S4O $50
~ s-u Bruss-et and $40 Pm 2 $40. 4lo, $500,
q 10. $50 n and ~ nshL Sgeisy I; 10 snd $40 p n
. Dor laEaegyhe snd lAmirgion q NJ AMI 3p. H.
BerieH: Bsfagoa. Camden, aud $50
$50 3 srd 7 49,.
Por J,Hesbur PsHbsrsoa' CaHsh and boat from PER
s. Srss, - o.,: From P.Oursh s.5O 10 25 a m esS
p N hh.i 522 1918 IA las 900 daiI. MSPdsy:
fsa wasteOu sni Baltimore G;O1 and ESQ 455 ard Boy
40 10 lO5 1l2O ll:55 N, 2lb. 3i55 lbs sos 1925
tGio25 y n ssnlaJ 522 Cos Gao $50 IO25 ii 20 a
% s a. Ss s5 27 and ga Vro.avay No lAaor Hons.
ss oo,o DssbOs Aad C'raHs'. sST5st s.s. oSse No
Si D. n sofD. jr. Gen. Pa.. AGENT
[OUTH SIDE RAILROAD OF LONG
D,po, zoo, sosh ghiAt BrOOEyu As follows
so Psichosne MAI
ia n babylon Accommodate
Ia, n babylon AccornmedHt.oH.
4 p NJ, PsssOgse hrplesA
~ Bsbsion Accommodation.
u Merr.ek Aoeomuoeston
49, d !. m BABY lon Acrolanotation .
saA.1I. a spI Poosevsts Feres heu-foh t~eai' nj
,ts. iefor, leaving time . Soah isAlA''I
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-10-24
Amusements-
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General a m .ion 81; Ranily C,rels. -
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Admission, ~. Rssary-I seats. - ara.
Or AL The sj0Te - DO AaiJmJs also fOl
'''''' On n TUESDAY. oe ~. Gs,RD OpgRA coSeaRT
ARTISTS or rms %%rEa, K6ScG opsn, COMPANY.
PprIul psrt.ealsrsss see Caneas siVerso-eeas
A CADEMY-NILSS0N Matinee - Saturday.
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aErIsTs oY TuB SrsAk0scd orEaA coaPANY.
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