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Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-02-26

SsnIh Bend proposes to give COliax a reCep-
ton on his return. The House Of Represents.
tivsI came within IhFes votes Of il.
NOb0dy was killed and Oalv QUE man Was
seriously hurt IN The political row al Quebec,
Monday.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-02-26
For the Gazette:
NEwARK, DEL. Feb. 24th. 1872

NEWARK, DEL, Feb. cath, 1873.
MR. EDIToR:-SIR.--0n reading your GAZETTE
,ast h week noticed that the word carpets" had
words, and by another In G{ words. and as the
challenge was accepted and is still open, | have
traaslorIed Carpet into eighty-6Ve separate
WoFds. IL the WestChester citizens can "a anv
better than this, would like to hear from them
C,,, T.. L. NJ.
CAkPEF,-car pet, rae, tep, pac, tao. arp, tar
cap par nat Tap art, apt, at, cat pear pare tear
lare' peer carter, prat, trap trep, pee tat, e ate
ape are, tea rale Iat tape, tap, bret, tGre, part
ott, sI, Ars ore, pl pate, rate cape, race, tree,
ct, ee pec, pete part, pa, IA, re, crane tnpc arr
tact, accept, tat tFet, crep, erept act reap tFsat
'af'' tarter, trace, creep, peace, rep, rare,
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-02-26
Tha o0Ila1 sloIsn Sends.

Schuyler CoDfax, in Washington. on Friday
night last. we're recovered ID BallimOFS, on
Tuesday morning, through the aid Of tha inde-
pendent detective firm Of Smith, PelFsOn q
Wet TIE coupon SIOhs am0ahted TO upSSFds
Of twoAesaHads sd0laREE ss3 ca
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-02-26
2ublit SaIGs.
PUBLIC SALE.

q The undersigned will sell at Ppblie
I'm sale at his residence. on the farm OF Mr.
N~ haohel Miitiin. on the State road one
nv 4. mile from MeDonoueh. on wEDNEs-
Mafeh 80 the following Stock and FaTna-
ihslC ssoslls: Horses, several OF which are eTeeI
lsnt drIEsTs the rest are good workers; odd Muie
this mnls 70 OF hno siz4 a.d a good worker. 4
mileh Cows. three of the COWS have calves A. tbsir
v; Svees; yoke OF Oxen, four years old; 10 head cf
IOunE Cattle, Fat Steer Ito be sold for essh., Z
2h9ats, Chester hites: iron ale Wagons Des eh
oea Win sDrinzs. lot Of peach basket York car
Ii9se ana harness, coin bined reaper and InOSer
kt1n drlll with phosphate attachment, 1 corr
snsuer nearly new; grain fan. steel tooth horse
IssAel roller. Ssets 0t good wagon harness sets
o. piohsh gears. brides. collars &c; 3 twin hSr.
9, I9ss, noke harrows. euitiVators. 4 HeekendoTn
pIOWs. eoneavS plOWs. 5 corn blows por< no ~ :
pound. lot Of blade fodder " - - 'ne
Household and Kitchen Furpiture
$50. % acres OF wheat in the ground
Sa!e g commence at 10 o'clock a m
IbhMS--AIl sums Of twenty dollars and undar
ea5n' over that amount a credit Of eight r1onfhs
wi wi o9 gwen BY the purchaser RlEing judemont
note Or bond with approved securiN
N. ENOs. Auct'r. lStSjTH .5st3Gi;
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-02-26
I NV ESTM ENT'
SECURITIES,

he Northern Paoi6e Railroad Company. through
ts BlaahciAl Agents. is nov selling at par and 40
esaaa interest ttS First Mortgage 710 Gold bonds,
ne taa purpose o. eompistta9 tAe oonstractlol anu
aaaiRment Of line of Roa9. Amer thorough In
Y0akigatiOn. recommend these securities as \
th0 following
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-02-26
SOURCE OF UNEAsINEss.
While Mr.. Poland w.s addressing .h. HOu.

yesterday,
Mr.. Biggs. Of Delaware. inlsEFuplinR the
sermon like argument Of Mr. Poland, asked him
% state whether or not the evidence showed that
these leading members 10 whom NJ. Amos was
Peddllng this stock, knew il to be worth from
200 to 300 per cent.
Mr.. Poland suggested TO HE friend from Del.
aware that il he would wait he IPoland1 WOuId
get along to that point. ILans hier.1
Mr.. Big2A We will wait patiently.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-02-26

A FrNwFamt breath ahd IssaRIy Teeth.
Are easily attained, and those who fail to avail
themselves of the means, should not complain
when accused Of gross neglect The S0z0DQNT
will specdily eradicate the cause Of foul breath,
beautifylng, preserving the teeth 70 the Oldest
age.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-02-26
( SPAIN
WAY AAtADEUs ABD fcATRp-Itrs DrsAPPurv+-
MINT


NEW YORK, Feb. PA london SPECIAL
adeus to abdIcate, the possible deeIaratlont OF
the Spanish Republic was never for 4 moment
contemplated. Il was Q complete surprIsa-- :
Verltable e0Hp d'etGt. Amadeus would nJt
nave abdicated had he deemed this cOnse-
quence OF his act In any way probable mas
much as the two Latin nations, France and
spain, having each a republican goVefnmeT1t.
would have an enormous influence on the
tnlrd Latin nation, thus directly endangering
his fathers throne.
Amadeus abdIcated In expectation that he
would be recalled by the army, whose side he
mas taken against she ministry for this he re-
manned In Portugal The artillery officers are
nonaFchists all members Of old families. He
believed that as he cast away the throne. "a
tner than act with the ministry who deter.
mined to humillate the army, they would pro
nounee IN his favor, and he would return at
tnelr head, his dsbeing then free from
constitutional trammeIs. But he was com
pletely checkmated by the turn Of events
apparently 1t was some suspicion Of this that
nducedmany memlcrg Of the Cortes. not re.
puDlicans, 10 vOte with the republican party
IN order to OVerreach tho royal manOeuvrc. -
Amadeus. however, seems not to have relin
pushed his hope for recall. --,-.,
SOURCE OF UNEAsINEss.
The Spanish Republic Is q source Of uneasi
ness at Berlin. The Emperor now regrets hi
1alse steps In France, and Is sorry he did no
e-establlSh NOpoleOn, or s0uaB other monarch
and accept the payment Of o slight indemnity
rather than let things take their COurne. HI
regards the spanish Republic as the conse
quence OF the French Republic, and Is uncer
tam Where this deSire Tor republics will stop
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-02-26
DEMOCRATIC MASS MEETING.

The Democrats Of White Clay Creek hundred are
Invited to meet in
So MASS CONVENCION,
At the Deer Park Hotel. Newark. On
Saturday, March 1at, aG 3 0'al00k, p. N
To take into consideration the recent action Of thC
Legislature regarding ''Wids Resolution" on Sum
ner's Civil Rights Bal.
]. II. Ray, VIM. Reynolds,
Jas- Springer. Stiles = Kenne ly.
Heo; Y: Evans Vim. y, SmAll0Y,
Urah Weir, John TlliOtk -
Levi Ruth; Mm. II. Robinson.
Alex. Lowber. Sr., Wm. u. Smith,
VIM. Dean. g Y Wilson
q. W Hudders, John T. Sinex
VIM. McKeown, Wm Wilson,
Israel pTitchArd Jos. Dean, Jr
Whl. q. Weir. .4 J. Pogue. TT ll
David POgue, A. T. Laws.
John Middoes. JOhn ". WhitsmAA.
Franklin RastDurn, John RamhO.
John A. Reynolds. Jr. Wm. X. bean.
A. LOWber. Jr.. John A. Moody,
John AtkinsoI, Drank 0riaRth, st
Wm. K ReeA Samuel H.sHeFdman.
w. II. Kelly. James Snead. 7 II
James JefrieS, L. Coates Mote.
Wm. Austin. A. ]. Lilly,
VIM. i. Griffith, A. W. RUSSELL
Benz. Wilson. Wm. McCsalh
Nimrod Worrel. s., FeraNsoA.
]. W. Pennington. ], u Snlith.
5. Garrett, John Lemon.
keEi Darlington, Nm. n Russell, y
BEN. Caulk John Wall.
teh9TdkWtR
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-02-26
gotkts.

NoTICE-EXCELSIOR LOAN ASSOCIATION.
~ SUBSCRIPTIONS are now open for the sala Of
STOCK "a this AssOeiatiOn at the Office Of D. T. HaW-
hlns. No 4t4 Market street An persons register
oeg their names can vote Ia adopting the Bylaws
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-02-26

rlahsfar tAasnts q Delasara taF LHnHAlB'a -
taa R1sast Collar Saleh = Sas a ahs @e4e hegaa:
10 ~ iinlA And Win ho lasllng hono2t q 80
hAsa I'd oadsl, its helnR - eonstIaota1 thaf ~
ekoksd ald ekaiSa % The breast. q 3 dsaS u tks
cellars rev Used. doe1
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-02-26
wants.

WANTED-To buy or rent Mil. Those hav-
w ing good GFist HiIl to sell or rent please
address "NSW Castle" at this Office. fcSli-2W
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-02-26
RegIster,s Order.
REGIsrER's OYFIcE

R.GISrER's 0EgIeE.
U9ou Ss SpSIssfop TSsls " vfcf6R bSPST
Executor of CHARLES j. DuPUNT. Jr. hate 81
{ ordered and d9es;ed n SS ST iSs RS@s,et
that the Executor aforesaid give notice Of tht
ssss Of the deesSsed SiS Sc asP PSf Sf t4sns
ing thereof. by causing advertisements 20 be
posted within forty days rom the date ef such
County of New Castle. requiring all persons hav-
ing demands against the Estate to present the
ease made and provided. And also cause the same
TO be inserted within the same period IN the
min gton and TO be eontinued therein tive months.
-, Given undeFthe hand and Seal Of Ohee Of
49, Castle County afcreaid, the day and Year
above written. u. 0lbBS, Register.
NOTICE ft..srsal
Allparsons haVing claims agAinat the EstateS
deceased must the same duly 1ttsstea tsehe
he Act Of Assembly ia such case made eAa RESvi-
Wilmington. Del. jan IS > sm IN ~ : -'A's'ts''
TUST RECEIVED Direct from Nav YSgk. .
~ nue Tot OF chatoe Singing CAnarg Biras; ALEC.
Geld RiPehss, Ball hssAss. faeasaai fIaSh,
PaFaqaits, &e. Also. Canary Hen birds iO9 maaiaR.
Al W.E. CHANDLER'5gs
@anratianaI. sasa
" w. A. REYNOLDS IS
CLASSICAL 4 Mathematical IAstIlRGs
A Day snd Boarding Schoelst
WILMINGTON. DEL. t1e
OOens Fall Term. September "a. 1872.
VHNNgTF SQUARE ACADEMY AND SEsfT-
/ m NARY. CAesteF County. Pa. WhOle eSfEase
sS es.is,s Is f'' 0'' sa0RF LIDaR NoRS
H. c. SNTTCHER, M. b ,
SO2 Delaware AvenDe.
Opposite ne BaptSss Church,
l WnGINaFOS DEF
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-02-26
W. B. THoaaP8 son,
s. nts, 4arAOsa end Coasr Maker
q - 600 weat FrOat Street. @
WILMINGTON
bnLAWAnn.

A fall assOrmsn, q
Slngle and Double
~UAas N4lt UlnT
aid Wagon HaTraIs
eaastantIY ca knS
"a mada 10 OTaes
MJobhingPanGll. /.
..0'as. eG.eE..A-
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-02-26
NOTICE

AllporsOns having claims against the EstateS }
deceased must present the sane duy atteS1od to
ExeeatOF 81 before January 1th. lS7A. OF ahide Q
the Act Of Assembly IN such case made ana PR0vi .
ded. VICTOR DuP0NT EXccnior
Wilninston. Del. Jan .. an
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-02-26
Sixty Thousand Dollars
go, ,0OO) WILMINGTON CITY LOAN,
(NEw ISSUED
IS now iOfRered for Sale.

In accordance with an ordinance passed November
II lsi2. The Bonds will be sold at par ani accrued
inserest. n"1
Intsrest payable January and July Of each year
]. L. KILLG0RE,
HOv3o-u City Treasurer
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-02-26

OFFICE OF THE CITY TREASURER,
~ WtLHISGTOS. DsL.. Nov ~ Is.2
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1873-06-27
Fire fran Railroads.

Some little time since u Pennsyl-
vana farmer hadDa barn and stable
consumed by fire from locomotive,
and sued The railroad company for
damages. The buildings were some
distance from the railroad, but dry
grass and weeds In abundance oceu-
pied the ground over the intervening
spacc, and by this II long train commu-
nicntcd the fire 10 the farm buildings.
The jury found II verdict for thcPlnlnl-
IN, aud $1,000 were awarded. The rail-
roud company appealed to n superior
court, In which the decision Of the first
trial was OVcrnlcd, on the
ground that no one IL responsible
for accidents from remote, but
only from immediate causes. The
sparks from the locomotive did not fire
the barn, but the grass, aud II was the
grass which fred the barn. 1t was the
duty, 40 the court decided, Of the far
mei to guard against the possibility Of
such accidents, by not leaving a train
of litter TO communicate the fire,
While party was liable for damages
within reasonable limits, It was for the
purity lnJuTtu W HllbN NIl'AN lll'A INV
taken reasonable precautions on their
part TO avoid the chance, The dam
ages were therefore reduced TO two
hundred dollars, the value of the grass.
This being high legal decision, Will
no doubt rule in similar cases, and II
win be as well for those who are in sit
nntions exposed TO danger to sec
what may be done on their part TO
lessen the risk, In Australia they
have found much protection nom fires
by the use of live hedges along tho
lines, but we suppose the railroad en-
bankmcnts are not full of the luNurant
weeds which ill ours. When our fires
once gel under way n mass Of green
hedge foliage is but Il feeble protection.
Still it would often check II weak fire
which might in time become strong;
and ii might be worth while both for
railroad companies and for those who
own property along railroad lines, to
consider whether il would not he better
for all parties to have fences of This
material These fences would also
serve for snow-brcaks, Much trouble
Is frequently experienced from snow
drifts in cuts, and live hedges would he
the most effective of protectors.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1873-06-27
T,,r cOyyEyTIoN.

After the first 'lltfll loyer" oursla''
papers are about quiet on the subject
of the State Convention A few hon
est Journals, who are laborlng for the
good Of Che people, Midwho are will
lng that the most pllglblcphc should
be named, independent Of any per-
sonal preludlccsor jealotslcs are avow-
cd IN their favor Of Dallas q few
others, who imagine that the highest
mission they can accomplish Is ia
work against the growth, prosperity
and development Of this city, are
opposed to this place being designated
rs the choice of the executive commit
toe for holding the Conventions All
we have to shy il that Dallas Is bound
to grow, that her people arcllyc, cner-
gelic and willing to work IN any cause
calculated to build up ourmctropolitan
success.
We are willing for any place IN the
State, that may he named by the EX-
ecutive Committee, TO enjoy the honor
Of entertaining the Convention. We
only want IL held in this city because
We think that we can doas well, yea,
better than any city in the State, in
properly entertaining those who may
he delegated by the people to attend
the Convention, Itmay not be credit
cd by the old cities Of Texas, but we
stand really to prove ON assertions,
that Dallas has greater and heiterhotel
accommodations than any city IN the
State. II is true that our city Il young
inyears, but Its growth and success IL
rendered none the less remarkable.
We have more enterprise, more elc-
ments Of successful vitality importation
among us, than any place IN Texas,
and II little played out places arc un-
willing for us to aspire to the dlgnidctl
honor of entertaining the State Con-
vention, all we have tosay Is that we
arc independent Of thelrcondesccnsion
and will gladly accord our support to
the most needy Of our competitors
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1873-06-27

Captain Ilpnsley Is rcndyio plrchasc
from 1900 10 10000 bushels Of wheat
per week, for shipment to Germany
and h Inviting producers 10 deliver
their aamplcs and take the money FOR
their wheat, through the columns OF
or paper No liver business man ever
took up u residence IN our city than he
~, but why should we send our wheat
10 Germany TO be ground into -four,
whom we can Greet mills IN Ollr own
city 70 do this work, and thereby save
all the profits incident to manufacture
IN our own midst? We are IN favor of
our young men, the Building Agociil'
ton Of Dallas, taking this Touring
business IN hand, We want TO see
them put up n good mill aud begin the
desirable work Of feeding hungry
mouths beyond the Mississippi, We
trust that this idea will be thoroughly
discussed and sufficiently understood,
by the next time the association meets,
us to insure the success Of This enter
prisp
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1873-06-27
a. CARD.

~ &<fAAhlys
We are doing an auction and COM
mission business, ut the corner of Elm
and Market streets Appointment point,
in this beautiful and growing city, and
we solicit consignmcnts of flour, grain
live stock and everything needed by
this rapidly increasing population.
We are also doing real estate bust
ness - buying, selling and locating
lands, examining titles, paying taxes,
collecting rents, etc. We sell at public
or private sale, as instructed, and make
liberal advances on consignments. Our
motto: "Quick sales and prompt re-
turns" Respectfully,
NJ. A. HlBBLER h co.
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Pine nlroei, Cincinnati ~ - 80
l0s vlllc street .u.hod every
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The Commission to try the Modocs
will convene about the first of July.
A Cincinnati letter says the cholera
has obtained an unmistakable footing
IN that city.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1873-06-27
A GREAT CHANCE.

We wish to exchange one ofthe finest farms
IN southwest Missouri for Texas cattle. II
abundant water, fine brick house, splendid
orehari, ETC., etc. Price $500; terms ensy.
). JOHN HENRY BROWN = son,
ii5-Dlm-W2t pailns.
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B q A II ID 1 n q

Mrs. MARIA BINGHAM IL nrenaraa ..
entertain boariers at her residence. nesr ,be
solicits patronage. 'Se's sd nnu
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IlCkET oFFlCE-No. 100 North Fourth
STREET,, corner Chestnut street, st. Louis, and
~ all principal railroad offices In Texas.
, 1873-12-26

It was piping hot day in July last and wo
woro oil III tnis house tairly exhausted with the
long unbroken drought and leat,, whea my
trlotd said; Let us join tue ladies' Tomorrow,
aud gor " bath in tho river" The thought OF
any cllango to break tho ,nouotony Of DAILY life,
especially by tue cool1!cas of bath IN tho 'Gua-
taiquivir, WAS tempting. aud thankfully ac-
copted tho proposal. Wo had q long ride (threo
milea) ACROSS thu campo" or opon country, TO
set to the rivor, 30 1t waB arranged that wo
Should rilo down thitllor at sunrise. o'clock,
the. following morning, the Aenoras going In
springoas covered cart bofor liz. At last wa
wore ut tho river; and for tho first t1mo stood
on tho banks Of tho far- famed GuadalQuiylr: Our
battling place and our method wero al follows'
First NO unsaldloa our horses, put halter On
them, aud gaaly tEoy plunged into our bathing
place to enjoy tho bath. stood still to 800 tlie
place. magnificent yl1w it waB. A fow nllloa
III front, stretching further tlan the oyc could
roach, lay tue sorrated edges of Tho Sierra Mo-
roma, ~ tho rlyor-bca all waH fertile aud green,
aud all along itn peaceful 0ankB and oyo1liai,g-
Ing itB watars weta tue beautiful rose.piuk
o!oanlerB, tho "liEleH Of thq valley" Of vol.
loyod Htory. An old ulill-houHo. With its c!nu,By
Wheel and q oonplo Of pr0mopranates SHADED
ono cornor of this part OF the river; and under
their shade, aitting up to their shoulders In the
water, OIL tho huge round bouIders Of which the
bottom Or tl|a. river IL composed, were groups
OF Spanish ladles.. Truly " waH . pretty aight..
1loy sat, as though Oh oiiars clothed to the neck
tu bath4ug'QoWns at tie aRadlsst oolora-xod,
, 1873-12-26

will convey moro than passing interest,". Nine
or ten yools ago Daron Dolonu was tho Froncll
Consul at Now Yoik City, trusted and respected
by tho Government, aud popular and nccom-
piiBlna tu lis Intercourse with tho pooplo of
Amoricn. lilo 1nnrrietl, wllIo Consul at Now
York. 9usnti. dangltor Of Col. 1llon,aa II.
Benton. Tho marriage WAS a most happy
ono. Da1on Doilenu waB afterward appointed
Minister to Ecuador, and It waB wliilo pcrfornl-
Ing tho functions OF his Office In tint locality
that ho was recalled and discharged by tho
French authoritios. Dn1ing bis stay in Now
York he had become involved In rallroad
echomca, aud Ind boon Induced In. m evil llo"r
to recomiae1.d, In Ills capaulty aa an oflcial
Memphis Il Et paBo railroad boudB. In this Ito
violated tho plain Inv Of his country. Rigid III
all Buol mntlors. thoFrenol1 Government carried
oat tho law to its utmost and imprlHonod him.
Fremont IL q brother. in.luw OF tho Daron, aud
tho snm8 court which tried and found his
connection guilty also sentenced the Gonoral to
aerve torn Ut years. 1t mndo good lls
escape from Frauoo, however. aud III tho ab-
senco Of any thing lfko ai extradition treaty will
probnbly keep 1t goud. There was once poriod
in tho affairs Of Alisaourl when Col. Donton
was ita political autocrat. Troubles not Il fow
hive como to those whom he lalrtnred alld
loved. AlrB. Fremont Is the vito OF o man wllo
has boon declared q folon, becatlao Of Hpecua-
ton which las lnincd llia brother-in-lnw, bank-
rupted hiB fan,ily. mud consigned Ills vito and
chidreu to charity. Auothor daughter, Mrs.
William Cary jones' now q widow. residing in
San Tfanossco, CAL, Inns felt utmost terribly tho
misfortune Of lito and, though not ouoaring oil
the prlvations Of extreme poverty, iB support.
lug herself aud elildron On tho smnl wages paid
to her 0a toaoher in tue public schools.
, 1873-12-26
LADY BLANCHE MURPHY.

Ehc Earlss Daughter who Married nn
OrGAMIst-Sho Protests Agllnat Ne,y.-
pnpcrs NIcddllng With Her Domestic
Aiauirs.
10 the Eaitess oftht baltimore Ga.tits;
hope you will allow mo tAe space Of few
lines tint may correct an nlsuid nBrepresent-
alton Of f0ctH ond All utterly false impression
which hcoln8 to lave got abroal concerning N.Y.
self In your Issue Of tho 10 h Inst, there al1-
pcured under the head OF "bltuor TOPICS, !" u lie-
cubsion Of which torbore to take auy notice,
deenling snch things IN general to be unworthy
Of remark. may say OH passant that the art'-
clio referred to contained at loust Que groka
violation Of truth. iusonlnch AZ it pretended
that my father. Lord Qninsborough, had re-
poatedly III sod mo to leave my husband. This
il perfectly untrue, and indeed impossible, as nv
father il a Catholic like ourselves, aud too good
Q Christian 70 aeslro thug which wo in our
paHs from this subject to tue supplementary lot
ter which you publish In your Issue OF the 18th
iuas., and Which contains tho Misrepresentation
ttlat feel bound to correct at once. Since 1t iB
70 necessary to lay betolo tho public n full and
detailed statement or ones private affairs {at
loaat it seems to to 80 in al small pIaoos), will
say for tho benefit Of such Of your roaders
wlose curiosity may hayo boon piqued by thiA
discussion concerning az unoffendlng yIsitor to
with Tie intent,on Of buying land, m luton
circulars and alno tho groat desire Of
k
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tata " arts a'a oauGn tno nhaDl
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tuue y. Gvae''hn lng.a. ~ olvol 70 na'o ah
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alf Mnspny nas uosoeeu hle !lio s!nco boyAooa
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