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DROPOsALS FOB FUEL.

oFFICE PUBLIC BUILDINGS AND GROUNDED
Corner PeRHSy trdniG 0rsHHs and 2lSf street,
6AsHINGIoN. ID. O., August Ist, 1874
seal Proyosals will be received BIZ the under
signed, until y O'Clock m, on the Sd DAY OF SEP
TIMER, Isl to furnish this Office with Fuel for the
year eECiDg June 80, 1873 Information ~ to luan-
THY, &C., &c can be obtained application at this
ONCE The right 70 reject all bids or 10 ac-
ceP sny bid Is reserved and each bidder is required
% deposit with Ihe Treasurer Of the United states
!hs sum OF $500 guarantee of faithful perform
ance Of the contract IL the contract ia awarded to
him. o. r BARQOCK
Colonel OF Engineers, Q. 8. A, In charge Public
Bniiolngs and Grounds. auRS.6
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THE TRADES.

A VIKINGS AND IRON AWNING E5AMEs
"A FOR STOKES,
nsnufscturrd by
III. G.. COPELAND,
otS Louisiana avenue, one door east Of yth street
pLa.! niSGs Tor Stores, Public Billings, Hstels
fryess hesidences.
FLAGS, OAMP-MEETiNG TESTS Tor sale OF
rent. "
Agent for the Improved MIldsw Proof Awnin
ococs. marS-tr
A VIKINGS And AWNING Fh AMEs
"A " improved Style and Patfua,
Tor Stores, Hotels, Public Buildings, City and Ooup
ny Residences ct factory prices.
Manufactured by
JOHN o. HOGAN,
tbs Market Space, between 7th and eh streets
Flags aud Camp Meeting Tents for sale or rent.
sole agent for the only Genuine widowed Proof
AWNING material. apl6-tr
PAIN
have Q method Of preparing Paint which
| viii warrant 70 efeetIslly prevent damrnsss
roof, provided the paint Is applied bY M own
bands. Price 3% cents per square foot for three
HOUSES and SIGNS painted In the very la.s-,
sCSle and In the most durable manner.
Being thoroushly equipped for every Kind OF worn
70 my line respectfully ask Q trial from those
Rnon naye not heretofore met professionally.
f.sdS n ''i''' 0e'~'sn fsaa a ' 6URsT.
DLUMBIHG, sAs-FIrTIHa AND sIWTR.
4 AGE Promptly attended to, On reasonable terms,
" JAhkS y. BRIEN, Practical Plumber, No
9os Loutsiaas avenue, near 9Th street. north side
fsrb SeS Stn street northeast Speciality TIE
GissoE BHoIHfEs
i0lS Psnnsylysnia Az venue, south side.
novB-J Fsas Wsvh SSsesstts.
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pY LATIMER CLEARY,
- AuotioneeYs and Real Estate Brokers,
Southwest corner Pennsylvania avenue and 18th 1t
star once Buildings.
SALE OF HORSES.
DEPOr QUARTERMAsTER's OFFICE,
WASHINGTON, d. O., uly 40, 1874
~ VIII be sold at public auction, at 10
Ng O'Clock N AUGUST IL 1874. at the Quar-.
- termaster's Stables, corner OF lath and q
streets southwest
Seven "a Horses.
Terms cash. WIN. MYERS,
Depot Q aarterm aster,
Brevet Brigadier General, u. s. A.
iy2sfd LATIMEB Il CLEARY, Aucts
syY THOMAS E WAGGAMAN,
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THIS Is TO GIVE NOTICE, That the subscriber
u has obtained from the Supreme Court Of the
District OF Columbia, holding . special term, letter.
Of sduinttr alton on the personal estate Of EMILY
OR, late Of Washington city. District Of 90.
lumbis ldeceased. All personsIhavinR claims againss
the SAID deceased are hereby warned to exhibit the
same, with the vouchers thereof. to the Subscriber
on or before the 18th day Of July next: they may
otherwfse By Law be excluded from all benefit OF
the saio estate. Given under my hand tins 30 day
ofJsly, @t. sARaH CLARK,
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~ sod. VIM Day fair, prices Tor ssoond- hans
nai. Ne. slI D sFest,. kesvssn ssS and icfl
oreeos nogthue8. y H1Rxoo. tal1e-lJs
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OfFICE OF P0BLIQ BUILDINGS AND

WAsHINGTOS, ID. O., August I. 1874.
Sealed Proposals y i'll be received until THURS
pay september Sd, 1874, at ~ O'Clock m at this
office. for the construction q substantial Irsn ana
Masonry Bridge and OF q Causeway across the Ana
costa or Eastern Branch " the Potomac river
Persons proposing will furnish complete drawings
and Gescriptig2 of the structure they propose to
erect The length Of the bridge aud causeway will
be seventeen hundred feet. Further information
ba obtained on apple alton to the undersigued
ProPosals must be iidorsei " Proposals for Iron
BIiS &c, N as0Dry AID Csuseway.n
The right IL reserved to reject any or all bids or
eccept any bid. q. Il. BABOOOK,
anss6t OoloneI NJ Epoinaar. II
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IsTRE sUPRinE4SS0YsFo! fHI DIsfRIo1

10 The matter Of the viii Of POULU5
on the estate Il Poulus Thyson, Of the city Of
Washington, District Of Columbia, has this day
interested are hereby notified 70 appear in this
court on TUESDAY, the llth day OF August next,
At II O'Clock q. m. to show cause why letters tss-
tseptAry on the estste OF thu said deceased should
not issue - prayed. Prortdsd acopy u this order
Evening Star and once in washipgtsp Law Report
er, prev tous 20 the said day. Test:
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CITY OF MANITOWOC WIS, JAN l.. 1871.

lheir accumulated supply of particular ar
ticles. These changes when they oecsr
frequently battle the calculations Of the
shrewdcst and mes experienced merchants,
who are lei 10 keep their stocks up 10 pre-
riyus standards in the believe that tie
change Is only temporary, and tbat the de-
mani must scan set ia again with It's nsual
fureo. Many Ecep ur their stocks IN TIE
hope that Others will contract or retire, and
that they viii be able to realize extraordi-
nary proets when the reaction scts IN.
Ia the fourth place, there is in this coun-
try vicious monetary system. Violent
fluctuations in prices are among the worst
fruits cf this system. These fuctuatisns
cngender speculative habit, even in the
most conservative minds. Men who lap-
pen tt lie iosi' z just a present arc encour-
aged to hope that prices viii take a fnyora
BE turn presently from some cause. or for
no assignable cause AZ all But as the gen
erai tendency Of prices is downv ard "a
iD'E IL tiS 'oidHIJ W tuTftlcF = dpNoIuic-
ly Interchangeable, while the business Of the
country is constantly growing, the persis-
tent hope cf rise in staples IS dclusiyc
Net clearly percfiving this, however, i'm
roiters, and probably many who arc not
importers, still cherish the deiusioa, and go
on and submit 10 losses which they bors
will be more than made up t3 them hy
sudden reEcund Of prices.
Finally, there is the mischief Of COVER
mcl;t intervention, il one way or another,
20 help this CT that industry. or to revive
trade, or relieve tie market. This prac-
tice IF government intermeddliGg has
most demoraizjng effect on business men
II induces them TO rely more on congress
than on themselves. When their business
ceases 10 be paying, instead Of contracting
as reasonable mtn would, auI as they
would If IefI wholly 10 themselves, and IN
stead Of fur.liug a rltisnal estimate of
probabilities, they - on their ways rs u.-
u1l, and trust to Congress 70 hep them if
they g"t a. & Il scr0ge. Tlus tie tea and
coffee importers who haye accumulated
la~ge stocks, wait congress to help them
by les .orinG the duties on those articles
So, tco, iiic Members Of the New York
board Of trade want congress 10 help thom
by rc>uniag without changing the volume
al hat tb,Ca Of ti.Y,,
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The CAr1m9 } 2ls:lass.


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ssil ct.vclv ve tnav il c,nt,;,,ai c,I,r,l
rirtura. oc b;.,i,Iy ,nl,r.5 ,a,n,le. -. =,
possible dog but ve na;J th,. cLar,a.
anl n ,ur l.asrra o.aosJ thu n..L,go
M. ca-.en- ,rith eccdirr ms ono +ber.
were three rict,,ve, IL tl.. racL,,a. .ua
10 make tnc oF.ase the more be,n,u.
the c,ufouni.d .eulch came from Chris.
ti.tn r.rer ,br .rari.ti,n ot W,rg ,r
some sch Impro5.bilirv. We have basrie,
those hlaryu: earic.t!rsg for three days.
riev have frightened some of our best
Gu, toners ont Of the Office. We took oae
y tnem to the barn, aud the COW saw 1t
ana has presi.ten.ly refused to give milk
since. That picture is terror. In the
for, ground is ian old uare AMI two mule
colts, laying down, all unconscious that
40, ~ them two wolves are ia,5 ready to
pounce upon them. The artist seems 10
have thrown 4 gool deal Of soul in;o the
ears OF the smallest muie c,lt, ana the tail
IT one ot the wolves is wuvea into his hind
leg so perfectly thtb you can. tel! rhere
the les ends and tbs tall begins. The
whole effect OF tie pictare reminds the
true artist of a jar OF preserved buckle
berries spitIel ca tie cellar stars, and
stepped IN By number sight female foot.
in state Of anxiety. (Onc ef our frequent
yisiloro saws the picture represents sheen
ard two lambs, i-steai fla mare and two
mute c.lts, aud ,hat instead Of wovc.
there are t0o dogs. Well. there !. no
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VOI..XV-NO.22.

net 10 favor OF change. That part OF the
rumor which Indicates the recall Of Schenek
appears u hsye no foundation whatever.
THg MKT cRITr JCsTIcE,
Among Other floating stories which have
obtained credence tonight i. one to the
eff ct hat the President has assured certain
Senators that the nomination ssill be with
drawn upou the reassembling Of Congress.
lie is said to have accompanied this as
surasce with another to tie eject that lie
would send in the name Of the best lawyers
in tie country for the place. The iren1'
of Jc-r. Black haye forthwith made up Their
minds that this mems HAT GIANT has con
cIu6ed to nominate Mr. Black. The last
assurance was not made, 1t is thought, tor
the purpose Of al,aying any Inflammation
of sensibi,ities which Mr.. Williams may
lave sustained on account of the strange
conduct Of the Senate With regard to his
nomination, Iut as sort pledge to the
couI.trv. That which will defeat Williams
is the unIawiui use that he made Of his
en- tingsnt fund, not only for the purchase
of horses and carriages for his private use,
but also in ether equally unauthorized
wavs. uis unft-ess for the risce wss the
ut objection and, while Senators wer-
Illuminating on this, time was given for the
dcvelopements which have calicd in quss-
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KATHERINE EARLE,

ty Mss TR,Frox. = Il charming Love
Story by Cite! wrI;sr, whic.. Is des,lned to
vile popularity.
There viii be BRILLIANT NGYELEF-
TCS aui the BEST SHoHT STORIES, BY
S.Ae Holm, Bret uarte. AMI other delight;
ful s-orr-tcIlers-
seric, f striking ana unique Poems
with Illustrations, .'0Lp TIME music"
bY Byui f Taylor. known for his brilliant
.utriJutians to the Western Press, will sim.
80 us again he music O.! the spinning Wheel.
The Flajj Yhc STage Coach, The Mil etc.
Portraits AMI Biagr .phIcsl Sketches o.
\ ncyjcan Authors; Papers on Daily Farm
iE- and stock Raising IL Europe, OF House
ao.i Decoration an Furniture. besides IN re
fbau tif'y ether ll.ustrl;ej Articles are now
ia .sTgplratiou
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EIs ANCE.

BsEQuIEs or THz LATE FRANCOIS HUGO.
PARIs, Dee. 2s.-The civil burial Of Fran
co.'s Hugo took place today NJ. Louis
Blanc delivered the funeral Grafton at the
late residence Of the deceased, Victor Hugo
and all the leading Radica Is Of Paris were
present. long procession followed the re-
mains To the place VI intermeut.
PARIS. Dec. 2S.-Upwaris of 20 900 per-
sons followed the remains of Francois Huge
TO the grave to-&r
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81 IN.


MApRIn. Dee. 2S-Castellar. Solmerou,
and Fi-nereio held a conference yesterday
The Correspondence thinks that it will result
il a complete agreement, but the Impartial
and Diara say an understanding is impossi-
bic. The report is reiterated that the Span.
ish Government requires ofthe United States
the Nirginious and the payment f an ndem-
nifty.
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saw II !. r,.r,r.. r ,;,.r.l f,.,,..;,.i
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T.. Spti:r - T,y,r.ntr received bora y,.
Srar.i r-l- are Tou IN ;h, * ross; u r Il: +.
sl'i-f,c;ioa Il 1he rr,i.a ton o. Upncr,1
Sickie>. uloa i,,cy CHAR. with i,>t:-. lin.
3,q,.r =. IT,. intestine. .,..,.f,rs rho ,,,.,..
-ulf.
Jov2LLAr.s .R~stc ;Ar!ox <,r ,,rrrf.n
The Natri,! Govcr,,arpt has 90, .,.y re-
fused TO ACCEPT the rcSiruatien Of C,.t..in
General Joyei.ar. which was forwar,ie On
fhc 4th inst hut has granted hin, extcnIcr
amt ex,raortinary powers. The nature ol
Of these overs Is not yet known. but il !.
supposed they eGabrac, authority to decitre
the island in state Of serge, should tho
CAPTAIN g'a.ri hni it accessory. The
home government ,lso oTsrS nd ti,ional re-
Inforccnirn,,
WHY rus PATRIOTS LEPasED casrEugs.
The l,ss publishes extracts from letters
recently cartu ed from he reb Is, The orig
i""ls OF "h'ca It ci 'lias "a have III its posses
>lcn, Que being from General fisueredo to
NAAiho J'"tvz- keierrlhg to the ieposi-
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Society is t. have another sensation this
season. IC the latter part Of lnuary.
Ernest, duke Of SAKE Coburc Gotha, will
arrive in this country. where he will remain
about year. lie is q brother-in-law of
Queen Victoria, 4 general in the German
army. and viii be the first sovereign prince
who ever visited this country. But, pshaw
he Is hftv years 1f age.
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A;iorRevs at L,~ O.Ice o1 El-ItI sou
''a''' "'S's'lS l'c.s tir = ore. I3 a.
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The Sabbath schools of Madison, Ind,
are made 20 "jraw" BY advsFtisins an ex-
hibi.ien of stuffei animals, and it is a
pleasant sight two see two hundred good
little children grouped aToEnl the case
containing the wildcat.
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THR SPLENDID SERIES
"THE GREAT SOUTH

the most important AMI expensive series Of
illustrated Papers ever undertaken by any
Magazine. will be continued through the
year. In tie December Eumber we con-
pleie lie papers on Louisiana. The next
"a order wiz he The Lone S:ur State: fhe
Mountain Regions Of the South; The lrcu
Regions Of Missouri. 5>c.. e These with
the Essays and Editorial Discussions of
Litera'ugc, Science AMI Art. Ssetchcr Of
Travel, occasional Poems ans! EtchinEs, viii
make up Magazine OF CA' istsiu Literature
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Business Directory.

SfEiEs a ANDERSON.
attorneys And CsHuSr,iers-at-L:,u ".
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F02LfGH.

Af,airs Eoncertiirg Ihe g'nItcd *3ezcs
IA Cu1-i sad spain. gis 30s.57E sss3sc-
9kl's 'sS s.ac :sse E'.saicoi. E4ago in
Ear-s ,"-'erssg. EIa.cc sz4yes ser
many SatisC:,. t8ry issur&a:scss EEeE
at.Ye ty i!sc E.v-5.ie g,snsrri.tl-.
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SCRIBNER For lS74.

The uuexampled favor accorded to this
Magazine by the public, enables us TO enter
upon the coming year with tae means q
making it more attractive and valuable than
ever teforc 10 its large ami inc, leasing mum.
bar ef readers on beta siies Of the Atlantic.
Tg. Sri. @-.rr ,r fla xaa~
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H. ss ss2EEs

T." Hr iaage7 ,ni Uoholst-rer. Carri - Trimn,s
"ht H'E' -. Mixer. Commercials. between III
nat Nth, MANI ONo- recommends hin-ef il
These branches. ana pro u.sts =, ayecure,I ,yo.,
"Ilh promptno.s and ia the best style Pa,
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heeos all kinds o; HHa's. Sausage Hsrns IqrI
etc, which he "iH sell al the lowest price- 81
GnshlIty aud Kind 10 sgIt puIcna,-rs Ans - p
wing cstle hogs or sheen 10 srl, WIll clI Oh M,
= - It'e''r i'is bi- !est urices. 1? a. "
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AkaEz EG.sEfsEN

Adam i'"'ers. Blacksmith I'D VIZ .r,-r1gsrr
mop on ihe cone oi - sr,i rni Yutg -.
N',ta SIDE, h.Eltowuc. goes al kitIs .
''I "'iN Is Ei"l -N! II a any ot..er ssls5 >
T. 3
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Attorney and C0unseior NJ Law. Two River
W. attend t. Collections an Q ether gas.ne,s :
N~"tbcN HC G ruh.h Jr Nic' Il s., Is IL
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sale BY san.sai,trasar de boniS non

TN PROBATE, MANiTOYOC COUNTY
! C0URT-
Ia the Ma;ter of the Estate of Ci-istopLer
Robins n. Deceased
Notice is hereby given that by virtue and
in Pursuance Of an Order 5f License made
10 said maiter on the S,h day Of December.
) d. 1873, by the County Court Of said
County. the URd"rs gnel charles Luling az
Administrator de Lon;s non. upon the estate
Of said deceased, will on MOuIay the 5h
lay of January, \. u 1874. at ten o'clock
IL the forenoon # sid day. at the Office Of
rhe Comfy Juiga. in the CiJF Of Mauit5woc
IN said County, offer gor sale at public ven.
due, the following described lands. to-wit.
The south half OF the northeast quarter. and
the east half of tie northwest quarter all Of
section LumEcr eighteen Isl. OF wnsbjD
number eighteen { IL. OF range twenty eae
east. said land Tying and being sit1.4fea IN
the County Of Nanitewoc, State Of Hiscor-
sin. The terms Of sale cl,t
CHsELEs LuLiEG.
As Administrator d t7His soa upon til : estate
Of Christopher Robinson deceased
Dated az alaDi;ewoc, the Sab lavFof Bec4ga.
Der, i. i 1878 -1ea.
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/ as ion@ble Isi''r- ~ rood. made s,y tle sub
fcr'ter Hf' N.7rr-t3."t 81 IL form. Prices reg
stha p. an an GtGud Ju lle.se those MLo -iv.
ne tEelr crsi"rn. ~ p uu YJrA-.t, tuo doors
"es- Of Il c N Niaie .iau,e 1aHI-
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:, '4rl VI "I ff"t~ 90 St.Y.. Az II r. are aa.l
Nauufa"fFrar CoHr.r IA A., ,,.-.,,., ;r, -,
tle .'A-si. S"uta side. us.r ms Gr4.a, Manic
W w. : Il,
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nahtisi. oSice in ShsrmIE's new h1iGing o..
sh' -. A'aiio" &c. Par;.culw aterti.,
i.Nth 70 al tis different hrauces OF the profess
~ifiCgt Dali. 70 -.
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! TIpiNrlS A>D "cUNssLous At Law.
\ "h5e "m EiLajh-strtst Mani.o-oc
Wisconsin. Collection promptly attended
te. l4-2j-Iy
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80 e>'"' or Nusc-@tcfyE II give -s-or. = Vocal m
.'tsI' ueHi@l Ms ia sjc c.t, - NauIrvrt gr,.r
i"o l5'2'>. icsll eues on EisaIu.s,.. near tIc
~ o''i- tl'Is - "a 7
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WILLIAM sgSSrE.

bea.sr ~ .ve- .lso Mann -4ciurAr al 'ri, ,.cs.-
ron an' tor1cr wGrr. Al k nd- q! re,tirIly lone
LIg!t"-.i, HeiWeer l.r~ and Buda.o, Nautty~ ~u,
l24fl
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GER MANY.
-nE EMPEROR wILLIArs HEALTH.

he EMPEROR WILLIAM HEALTH
BERLIN, Dee. 2S-rhe condition of the
Emp erior's health to-day is very satisfae-
tory.
UNITED STATES sECURITTEs.
FRANKFORT Dec 2S.-United States
bonds of 1862 closed at 81 l-2.
FRANCS GIVES SATISFACTORY ASSURANCES.
LoSpos. Dec. 2S.-A special to the Da,iy
assurances to Germany relative TO the hos
tile paseri.ls Of the Freaca bishops.
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iaEN ths ''lG"tst "tit- t,,r " ee.t ,l n,or pr,,-
Gu'e once on the northeast roIuer OF Buf7lo ana
Z Shth SIS. Ggnruw c. IaIl
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A. W Iliams & j. Carifar. Propri,tor. cor t,ight,
ana Frnhlnn SIS, MsnltoN0c. Wisconsin & II
accp modstcn OF tie tr.r.lug guCic Sa-,,lc
rooms Ut aChod. pi---
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The sea 1>hips Sidonia from New isrk,
snJ Caspian from Baltimore, have arrived
out at Liverpool.
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tnF- 'e'an-' ~ ceon sud Acc "a -;arr oalre cr
S'i 81 ever itcpH's hrH. ato-a. pss- zen st "A
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