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The Career Of u Great Rem, 2Gy.

Twenty summers have elaspcl .iutc it briefly
bearing the of IIosettcrs Stomach Biters, had
been added 10 the list of preventive and restorative
medicines. The modest advertisement which invited
attention to the preparation stated that it lad been
used with great success in private practice for
dyspepsia bilious complaints constipation aud inter-
mitt.nt fever 1t discovered that the article
possessed extraordinary properties. The people, Of
every class tested its merits tonic stimulant cor
receive and restorative and found that its effects more
than fulfilled their hopes and expectations. From that
time to the present its has been upward and
onward and it stands to-day the head of all nedi-
cncs Of its class, American imported i'll the agni-
tude of its sales and its reputation safe agreeable
and potent inv goran and restorative. For languor and
debility, lack of appetite and gastric disturbances
during the simmer months it is absolutely
infable. Indigestion bilious disorders, constipation
nervousness, periodical fevers, and all the ordinary
complaints generated 10y initiated and humid atnlos-
phcre, vanish under its renovatng and regulating
influence. This is its record avouched by volumes of
egent testimony, extending period of fifth
of a century, and comprchending the of thous
ands of wellknown citizens belonging TO every class
and calling. In Europe it is thought great thing to
cine, but Hostetters Bittcrs has been spontaneously
approved by millions Of independent sovergns and its
patent consists in their endorsement
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THE YELLOWSTONE EXPEDITIoN.-Col
E. ID. Baker, Chief Quartermaster to the
Yellowstone expedition, has returned to
Fort Lincoln with train of 40 wagons for
supplies. He left the expedition about so
miles from Fort Rice. Heavy rain and
mud had compelled slow marches. The
engineers of the Northern Pacific road,
and military escort which left Fort Lin
coin to join the main command, had suf-
fered heavy hail storms. The mules and
horses stampeded, breaking the wagons
and entirely destroying one. Two or
three men were badly hurt, and nearly all
were beaten and bruised by the heavy hail
stones. The hail was two or three inches
in depth on a level, and foot and half
in drifts. Several young antelopes were
killed by the hail. The horses and mules
were aftsrward recovered. The main COM
mand was 30 miles distant, and did not
suffer from the hail, and has since Joined
the engineers. The success of the expedi
ton will be in nowise affected by the storm.
Prof. Allen, the zoolegist, has already
made extensive collections of birds and
flowers. He has found the nest and eggs
of the Missouri skyiark, never before
found, and also those of the large bunting,
a rare bird. The expedition now expects
to reach the Yellowstone River by the 1st
of August.
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The Oxford Extension Suryey.-Ch

The Oxford Extension Suryey.-Chief
Engineer Jackson, of the Wilmington &
Western, concluded his preliminary survey
of a line from Landenburg toward Oxford,
on Thursday. He went from Landenburg
to the West Branch of White Clay Greek,
and followed that stream up what is known
as "Mercer Valley" leaving it near Schlo
gels Mill, and crossing the divide to Big
Elk by way of Franklin Summit, Big Elk
is reached at the Spring Lawn paper mill.
The line then crosses to Little Elk, passing
1 mile West of Lewisville, and near to the
Maryland line. After reaching the Little
Elk, Mr.. Jackson proceeded no further,
there having been, already, survey made
by Mr.. J. NJ. Hood, of the Peachbottom
read, up that stream to Oxford at the time
it was proposed to build the railroad be-
tween Oxford and Elkton. The whole
line, this survey shows, is a comparatively
easy one, with grades entirely practicable
for the trade of the road. The expense Of
construction will be much less than that of
the Wilmington & Western, there being
less and easier rock cutting, less bridging
and it being practicable to conform more
nearly to the ground traversed. A meet,
ing will be held in few days by the peo-
pie Oh the route to hear Mr.. Jackson's full
report. liz Was IeCeiNed Will Sledt kinu-
ness all along the route, and a deep inter-
est is shown in the proposed line by all
concerned. Wilmington Commercial.
A meeting of all interested in the above
route is called for Thursday, July 18th, at
Washington School House, ON the Lewis
vile and New London road. The report
of the survey will then be made by ensi-
neer Jackson. The following speakers are
also expected to be present: S. G. Boyd,
Rev. Sam'l Dickey, NJ. Landenberger, S.
Megargee, G. G. Lobdell j. T. Head, l..
d. Carter and DIR. Mackall.
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Successful Laying OF the Fifth Atlantic
Cable.

The submsrgence of the fifth telegraph
cable under the Atlantic ocean was begun
on Monday, the 10th of June, 1878, by the
departure of the Great Eastern from the
coast of Ireland, for Hearts Content,
Newfoundland, which port she reached
June 81, paying out the cable over her
stern as she proceeded. Only eleven days
were occupied, during which seventeen
hundred nautical miles of telegraph cable
were laid. This is rapid work. The ex-
perience gained within the past few years
in the construction and of laying sub-ma-
rine cables and the facilities afforded by
novel machinery, relieves the business of
all substantial difficulties. Telegraph ca
bles can now be laid under the ocean with
apparently as much ease and certainty as
land lines can be erected. Eleven days is
not long trip for passenger steamer in
crossing the ocean. The success of the
Great Eastern suggests the possibility of
providing our ocean steamers with means
of constant telegraph communication with
the land throughout their voyages. From
day to day. during the recent passage of
the Great Eastern, the public was supplied
with intelligence of the ships progress,
ana THIS Wnlle she steamed along as rapidly
as many of the Atlantic steamers are &C
customed to do. 1t is beyond reasonable
probability that some ingenious inventor
will yet discover a method of making an
extremely light but strong cable, which
any vessel may easily carry and unreel or
take up as she sails? The first Atlantic
cable was laid down by the British war
ship Agansemnon and the American ship
Niagara in 1853. Each vessel took on board
one half of the cable, sailed to mid-ocean,
spliced ends, and departed, one for Ireland,
one for Newfoundland. The cable was
successfully laid, but its construction was
defective, and it ceased operation after a
few messages had been exchanged. The
second cable was laid by the Great Eastern
in 1865; but before the voyage was COM
pleted, the cable broke and was lost. The
third cable was laid in 1866 by the Great
Eastern with success, and the second cable
was, by the same vessel, also picked up
and completed. The fourth or French
cable from Brest in France to Newfound-
land, was laid in 1869 by the Great East
ern. The fifth cable, as already stated, is
just put down. The cable consists of seven
fine copper wires, insulated in gutta per-
cha, covered with jute yarn, and sheathed
with wire and hemp, which is passed
through Clark's silica compound, an ex-
csllent preservative.
Germantorn Telegraph.
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Facts and figures.

The Singer Manufacturing Company,
publish in Pen And Ploao, list of sales of
the different Sewing Machine Companies
in the United States comprisin. twenty
one different machines for the year 1872,
in which the HOWE MACHINE COM
PANY is estimated at 145, 900, and the B..
P. Howe Machine, sometimes called the A.
B. Howe, is put down at 14,907. The
former machine is sold in Elkton by JOHN
WILKINSON, agent for the company in
Cecil; and the latter by another party from
Philadelphia and Wilmington. To the
better understanding of the difference be-
tween the two machines by the public, the
B. p. Howe is designated the bogus imi-
tatinn -
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Our correspondent "B.' in his Town
Talk appears at his wits end to know who
or what to defend or censure; and appeals
to, and expostulates with us, as if we were
one of the parties engaged in the contro-
vsrsy Our share in the matter has been
their views on town affairs, which they
have done in the most profuse style, it
can't be denied. Our correspondent seems
disposed to defend all administrations that
have ever had the opportunity of misman
aging town affairs, and squandering the
peoples money. This is simply hopeless
task. The fact is patent, and will not be
denied by any observant man who has suf-
by ecery administration that has had the
corporation in charge, than was judiciously
expended. 1t is the miserable system which
causes the trouble; and things will never
be better till the present charter is super
seeded by one less clumsy. 1t would be
writing to some purpose, if some of our
citizens " learned in the law" would draw
a new charter for the town, and submit it
to the examination of the citizens at a pub
lie meeting; and when the Legislature as
sembles next, send the bill in with a petit
ton from the long suffering people, pray
ing for deliverance from the seven plaques
Of Elkton, the seven town commissioners.
Judging from past experience, we have no
hope of seeing town affairs managed any
better than they have been, which every
body-except the commissioners perhaps
has invariably pronounced as bad as it was
possible to be. We have concluded that
the system is the cause of our corporation
ills, and not the Board of Town Commits
sioners, as all have succeeded in giving gen.
eral dissatisfaction, if nothing else. Let
US have a new charter, with limited powers
of taxation, and increased facilities for
business
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Notice to Creditors,

This is to civ" notice that the Subscribers of Cecil
county have obtained from the Orphans Court of said
county, letters of Administration the personal
IF THOMAS TllACE cry.
late of said county, deceased All persons having claims
against the said deceased hereby warned To exhibit
the with til" vouchers thereof duly authenticated
On or before the 9Th day of july. 1874:
they otherwise by law, lie excluded from all hcEct
of said estate All persons indebted 10 said estate
requested To maxi, immediate PAY the sul-cr
hers Given under hands. this 18th day Of July, 1s1
Administrators c. 7. A. oil I Thackcry, deed.
T'st-RErHRN D. JiMAK, Register.
.ulY u lSI!-i:M
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The PHILADELPHIA CATTLE MARKET.
For the better descriptions of Beef Cat
tie there was moderate demand this
week, but other grades were neglected and
entirely nominal in values. Sales of
choice and extra at 7(G74c.; fair to good
at 5tG6ic., and common 4(t5c. Receipts
5000 head. Cows and calves were dull at
$5O975. Receipts 800 head. Sheep NOV
ed slowly at 4l&5!c. for fair to good and
S193 per head for common. Receipts
$4,000 head. Hogs sold to trfling ex-
tent at s7s7.25 for corn-fed. Receipts
5000 head
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For Loss OF APPETITE, Dyspepsia, In
digestion, Depression of Spirits and Cen
eral Debility, in their various forms,
FERRo-PHosPoRATED ELIXIR of CAIIsAYA
made by CAswELL, HAZARD & Co., New
York, and sold by all druggists, is the
best tonic. AS stimulant toni: 70 pa
tlents recovering from fever or other sick
ness, it has no equal. If taken during the
season it prevents fever and ague and
other intermittent fevers. [G9
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NOTICE

OrdineHcc passed hp tie Board Of 70Irn Commits
BE IT ENACTED, That any person persons carrying
on the business occupation of sau9htcrinS cattle,
sheep or hogs. or person persons Who shall de
post ui or rNCrcmrnt of nature whatever within
the limits of the town, vino shall slow their slau liter
houses. pens enclosures t" become Offensive Ly
thereof. to he Injurious and pr,judicial the
health and comfort OF the citizens of the vicinity
where such nuisanCcS shall he fund shall lie find not
less than five dollars than dollars for each
and every such oitnse. Hy order Of the Board.
ROBT. l.. FRAZER.
July L. lS12-Sw Secretary
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- Prof. Agassiz has founded school
for the study of science, called the Ander-
son School of Natural History, on Penikese
Island, located in Buzzard Bay on the
coast of Massachusetts,. The school was
formally opened by Prof Agassiz on the
Sth, inst. The Professor explained in his
address that the design of the school was
to teach less from books and more from a
direct examinature of nature, than is in
vogue in our present system Of education.
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THRIFT AND UNTHRIFT.

There is no better barometer to deter
mine the state of business than the news
paper. If business is prosperous and
the owner forehanded, he is always prompt
to subscribe and pay for his newspaper
He is a special patron of, and prides him
self in having his county paper. If any
thing of special note occurs, any big stroke,
the result of successful management, hap
pens in his experience, he reports it to his
county paper. His county paper is
special favorite with the family. 1t is
always examined first and all home mat
ters scanned, before the business of the
big world beyond is glanced over. But let
mans business GO down at the heel and
out at the elbow, the mercury in his
badly adjusted composition begins immedi
ately to show signs of decay and demon
alization, in his indifference towards
his county paper. He "can't afford to
take so many papers" He takes the
Blood and Thunder Love Yarn" which
his wife can't do without; and the Metro
polls Tattlsr, published in city hundred
miles away; besides several other publica-
tions, which tell him of what is going on
across the ocean or in the busy marts Of
trade, but nothing of what is transpiring
in his own county and at his own door,
He commences his curtailment of expenses
by neglecting to pay his subscription to
his home paper; and finally things grow
worse and after getting in the editors debt
several dollars he refuses his paper, or
moves quietly away from the neighborhood,
forgetting all about owing the publisher
bill in the next town.
1t is safe never to loan man money who
doesn't pay his subscription to the county
paper promptly. In nine cases out of ten
the lender will have more trouble to get
back the principal than all the interest, he
receives, is worth. The distinguishing
feature between a thorough, live business
man and Mr.. Shiftless, is the fermer cordi-
ally supports his county paper, while the
latter peaches upon the publisher. In
making an estimate of mans merits al
ways examine his subscription account.
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EXAMINATION OF TEACHERS

There will be an Examination Of Teachers. Eli ton,
on TUESDAY, July 10Th, 1879 and at Port Deposit on
WEDNESDAY, July 30th.
All teachers wishing a State Certificate will please
attend, it is expected Prof Newell will he present
examine them. BY order. JOHN S9UIER,
July Il, lSI3--3w Examiner.
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- Most destructive hail storms and hur-
ricanes have visited Ohio, Indiana and Hi
nois within the past fortnight, which caus-
ed immense damage to crops, and destruc-
ton of life and property.
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United States Internal Revenue,
DEPUTY COLLECTORS OFFICE.
III IL Ii. II L

DEPUTY COLLECTIONS OFFICE.
:rd Division. LIST District. Nd.
Hartford, Cecil. Kent and Queen Anne's
Counties constitute the THIRD DIVISION of the FIRST
COLLECTION District oi Maryland All persons in these
counties requiring L. s Licenses, will apply to
l." A. c. GERRY
Deputy Collector 3rd Division
July 12-ly Port Deposit. Cecil county. Md
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS,
FESTIVAL,

A GRAND FESTIVAL will he held at the BETHEL
NJ P. CHURCH, Bay View, FRIDAY and SATURDAY
the 18th and Goth of July, in the afternoon for the
benefit of said church BY order of
July IL, lS73-2w COMMITTEE.
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is acknowledged to be one of the safest
Mutual Fire Insurance Companies in oper-
alton. It's Agents do a large business in
this county. Risks on farm property taken
at low rates. f. E. EWING,
Agent at Elkton.
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Think il over,

INK OVGT IHaCIVT UFVT,
Be it what it may,
Give it consideration,
A little thought will pay,
When other people offer
Their clothes for you to try,
Think of these words-Remembe Der
"Ours are tie best to Juy"
Being the cheapest and most reliable to be
found. Every garment guaranteed to fit
well, wear well, and give satisfaction
BENNETT & Co., Tower Hall, No. 51s
Market street, halfway between Fifth and
Sixth streets, Philadelphia.
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An Opinion Worth Considering.

Mr.. Henry Stewart, agricultural editor
of the american AgricuHurist, is author
of the following, which is brief extract
from long letter to Mr.. Touzalin, on the
subject of the railrnad lands
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FREE TO BOOK AGENTS

for the hest and cheapest Family Billie published
will be sent ire" of cg" any book agent. 1t contains
Nearly 700 fine Scripture illustrations, and agents
meeting with unprecedented success. Address stat
ing experience. etcaul will show you what
are NATION |, PUBLISHING, rhil;. PA
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lO4 Acres. More or Less.

lying i'll Cecil county the public rod leading from
Elkton to Newark. about miles from either tOwr and
adjoining lands of William Bowen. james l.. Foard
Charles H. Shippers and others. TIL Elrln contains
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IIF. w Il ITLS'
EXTRACT OF jURUBEBA
Is pRFrARIrn DIRECTLY from the SOUTH AMERICAN
PLANT and peculiarly la all tho-, ilcultirs
It will cleanse the VIII tTED BLOOD. strengthen the
LIFE-GINING row Frs aud REMOVE ALL Oh
STRUCTIoNS from IMPAIRED AND ENFEEELED
Organs.
IT SHOULD BE FREELY TAKEN. JuruhrIa is pro.
nOunced 10y medical writers the efficient PURI-
range of medicinal plants.
JOHN q. KELLOGG, is Platt St. New York
Sole Agent for the United States
Prize One Dollar per Bottle Send for Circular
TOAI..-
~ The Ceeb atrd Baltimore Company Goa! for Fam
lily Use, hand and fOrt de. u. SCOTT BRO
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Hreecuadin,r Shot Guns. $40 to $500. Double Shot
Guns. IS To $3.50 Single Guns 81 To so. Rifles = to
Rrvolyers ST t" SO. Pistols 81 to IS. Gun Material
Fishing Tackle. Large discount to Dealers or Clubs
Army Guns. Rey"lv,rs &C. bought traded for Goods
sent 10y express COD to be examined before paid for.
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FARM AND TRACT OF LAND.

TUESDAY, tile 18Th day Of august, 1878,
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1873-01-30
Scr sGneauf Der Samana SaD.

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trce 0Gsn pppoiftiUntIlsn Qarmrns mt
@ri&rsts f6liselt6 bod nod auf ben
sails trtcmmsn. g4cbIwttsIib ldbt bic
9tsstsruns lire 5anp aus Dem SpisIs
unp ss fne nur 3wEIf VriuatIsuis, peI&s
pae tIbne llnternebmen stnsr lhltrblttsn
Inrtr!cn Res @nttllsnsEianps pprbrret
ten.
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fannie ganauier 6eurY Glsws, Der nod
betanntfrs ,,9ar- Yuaman," Der General
anwaIt g. 8. 81. Sarlow une sSm. y.
Sarge in Buffalo babsn Fd auf anra'
lben RES Or. Samusl o. 6pmr, bar bic
Gan Domingo Grpsttttpn ais aSsnt Ter
Ntatsrung mitsema6t unb tte gortBsile,
wtlhs pas giIanb fir ben amsritanti6sn
Sanprl rarbistst, nit fadfunttSfm Nuse
aufssldet battr, ;uiammeuaetbar, um i6
unatbdniS ron Der 8sstsran9 stn tlstnss
ecmmercitlrS 8eth untsr ben wsftnbt'
Ihin 9uIrIn aububauen. gu rtsitm
3wsd tratsn pbigs 3wSIf 5trrrn NIT Bag,
Drm pr1ftenisn Gan DpmtnDcs, prssn
antaufs bsr Salbinisl uns Sa9 BON Sd'
mana In 8srbanplun8sn, baIo naatsm
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fiibreu, ibre tisent pcItItt' unp 3oube-
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banaiess epmmsreItllss 8stA rtHltautrsn,
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pasnts une rer hpmiuso'lasn Nes,sEuni
etpa ausbrs@sn fOltfn, wsrrtn Jul
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bsim ssestsn psrren.
aus Ter ltsttn Stipulation sriirbt
man, fne Die 9pmpasnte gang unab'
bdnsts pUn unisrsr NtBisruns ssRantsI
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nrotei, crdt pirb bnnn bic Aun,riOn bee
oau,sn GLANDS sins 6raSs btr Belt lstn.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1873-01-30
@O9cnblatt.
sGrirSri1 Wasucr, 9trausgcber.
eerautOu, ben so. Sanuar 1878.
Sie @auf. IraAe.

Der ssbradts 3afanb bss G'tIbmart'
tts III cine fir Sspen, oh reid Uber arm,
wi6tiss 5rase une iGpn 0lan6sr bat
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leEb ;u I5Isn. lin ater sinem urbsl ab'
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@runb OtEslbsu ssbsn. aSte bet allen
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8prruib ssrins, 70 ietssn bic Sntsrtlisn
3u elmer 6Sbe, bic ptsutiat Elm Spstu'
liant, atsr tsn lUIiper @si&dftsmann be-
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nil, an sinfn aspiIsn Srt Rtnwdnesrn,
upsr in riniBsn wsntsen SanfSspUltrn
aufsslysi&srt psgpen. QBia nun Ssmanr
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20 ntresnUs lOn1pO ju bstCmmrn tl.
Die Santsn absr 9aItsn gtFtIsntli& tbrs
Gapitalien juriit, um ben 3insfub In bic
SSSs 5u trsiben uuo bapur6 eniltfAt bic
8nnppbsit i'm @sIpmarfte, tsnn btr auI
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ppsr 8auimGan iGeut id Ursr tann niGI
bic ssiOresrten Snterefen bs5abIsu.
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SsotaGtsr mub i6 bic Babrhrit bee
pbsn @siastsn aufrrdn8sn. Dor stpa
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bas MtYIsr!' Snittut ben Veg nlsS 5Ist'
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foIae rad Die SeraRtpn Savings Banf
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60. unb Savings SanF unp brittle NatiO
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prcUirsree unp 6prs 9nrt is etns BaEt
70 rag mir innrrbai6 esr Statt8renjsI
itbt NIT neun 8anfen ssisgnet limb.
BON al bisltn Snlttuten Fno nur BIZ
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