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Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1874-01-06
BcthcI Items.

The "Co,d Water Temple" tenn
perauce organization of children. had An
exhibition aud leyoc at Pailce's Hul last
Thursday evening under the direction OF
Miss Lydia L. Burnham aud Mrs Cyrene
= IWitcheil The dyclamllious. tableauN
AMI singing were very finely performed
arj showed much good taste aud patient
labor on the part OF the directors, rs
well - marked ability and perseyeiiug
eaor, on The part OF the members OF the
Temple" The refreshments were
abundant, the Hall well filed. and the
Iu'e lliks had good time generally.
anal received more than twenty i've dol
ts, into their treasury.
G,u.u'- Academy has about seventy
>choial, and j. in llouri,hing condition
under The charge of Mr. Thurlow The
village schools are likewise having
profitable sessions. the one under The
care OF Miss Ella 5. Goodwin. the other in
charge oil Mr.. Wesley X. Woodbury..
assisted by Miss Ada Fos.er. W
Al The annual communication OF the
X. A. c. No. %. the following officers
were chosen Tor the ensuing year:
Cuas. H. Jersey. NJ. Z H. p; Edgar
H. Powers. L. X. Charles Mason, L 5.
;. +. Gibson, Sec; Cyrus Wormell,
Treas; &. r. Wiley, c. H.; Z. 5. Xii
bou,u, p. S; 5. Il Shehau. II. A. c.; M
4. Mason. NJ. I. v; A 4. Trull, NJ 5.
v; O. c. Houghton, NJ F. V.
The Argus leans that Frank Russell O!
Bethel. while at work in the woods il
Enrol. was struck by falling tree and
received severe injuries 10 his spine and
TX. He was not expected to live.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1874-01-06
IOcko'H MiNs.

On Christmas day had an occasion to
visit this smart little village. the home Of
my childhood. where in memory ] was
carried back to The pleasant associations
of youth Many OF the old structures
that used to be OF interest to me hltc
been removed and new buildings reared
in their places Strange faces | met on
every hand, and OF the old residents
twenty five years ago bot two families
are now lett. Many ofmy old ncighbors
ard former associates the cold earth ha,
now m Keeping, aud others whom dca,h
has spared are settled in different sec
lions O. The country. ~ walked down
he street noticed upon the steeple o.
what ascd to be our oil WOODEN factory
(vhcre have worked many a day), a
,aue representing % Toiiiug horsr-thc
old building losing many OF it, oId Tea
tu,c, by rcmodrImg and Us beautiful
coat pi paint. My first impressions were
that tbc building was occupied by some
sporting man whose greatest idea. $50,
that oi thc horse, but upon further "a.
,miuit ION discovered my mistake and
found IL TO De supporting institution,
giving work aAd support to some Thirty
nmtue,. thousands oi dollars being paid
Yu. annually lot labor aud birch lumber
100 lhy manufacture OF sp0o... ! learn
that the suiugeucy OF money has had
uul d.tc elect upoa this business.
With a live Yankee, such as Capt. John
Dearborn at the head. we should expect
lust such results. In the evening visit
ed lAe Christmas entertainment ut Beans
Hail in The new hotel The hail was
beautifully decorated. aud two large
trees were heavily loaded with presents
tor the many. The entertainment con
sisted OF determinations dialogues, tableaN
&c. which were very good. The decla
nation by Mr. Jesse Libby VAS we'll
spoken, aud the songs, Boston IN Ashes,
sung by Airs. Macy Eigcrly, Mas bc,.uti
iully executed The stump speech aud
tahieaux were good. The farce OF the
Barber Shop was overione, rs is apt TO
be The case in many OF our country cX
hbi'ions; bat upon the whole il was u
ctcdiaolc entertainment and the evening
passed OF spleudIdiy.
The new hotel, large and commo-
dious builing. is nearly completed and is
now receiving it, finishing toucs from
the brush of the painter. Mr.. Warren
Bean has bought out the Mcssrs Rand
and Colin, and is its proprietor.
Few places of r greater inducements
to summer travellers than this, being
located a. il is on G. T. Railroad, and
rs superior advantages for boating aud
AXE fishing. What the people very
much need there i, a telegraph Office
learn that union meeting house is
to be built there mex, Summer; the lot
is already graded and ready for the build
ing.-Rcgisier.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1874-01-06
DenlinrG HcHis.

/, commenced showing here Saturday
evening alJ. six O'Clock and continued
until Sunday noon, which the winds last
nigh. piled into huge hins. blocking up
some OF lhe eros, roads badly.
Samee' II Dawes OF Harrison, having
bought some four hundred tcrcs Of tim
ber lands Of j. bennett OF ,b., town. is
operating qIi.e extensively IN hauling
oah. poplar. ash. ba,, and p..e timber 10
/ ,le mills %. Augustine Ingalls,. hi, paH
ner in he lumber business. They w.l
,tw some tao vi ,aree hundred thousand
Of rya-.
William Bean, Esq, O.. this towD.
slaughtered Two hog eighteen mJa..,
| old last Friday. which weighed twelve
hundred and hiy tTo pounds. The
I largest one weighed 7o2 pounds auI the
smallest j50.-Pre,s.
The people OF East Denmark, Old aud
,our1. held4 Christmas gathering the
o,yuin.. oI the 2j'b. 81 10, residence 81
Jerry BMi-de.l When ,hc company
had all assembled, the exercise, oi the
evening opened with music by the choir,
followed 10y prayer by Rev. Nj. Lidslonc,
oi the Methodist Episcopal Church after
which there was more singing. ami then
thc distribution of sii.s from the Tree, by
wel.pcrsonated Santa Claus. Among
the gilt, should be mentioned that 90 =
nice Bible to Miss Maria Ames OF Dem
marx. teacher .. The school IN District
No. 6-Loweu DIs',.~t-by her pupils
Al a proper hour th, elderly portion
Of The company wen, their several ways,
and the young folks indGlged in PIri0r
games, plays, &c, until past midnight.
Al who were present speak ia high
,crm- ol The kind cIcit, ui The host aud
hostess. Mr.. and Mis-. BIsisdcl, 10 make
lAc event happy one--as indeed it was
The same night there was bail at
Denmark Corner, at which some thirty
couples, who believe in Lively as well
rs eight fantastic" observance of this
sacred anniversary, were present. The
music was by Manchester & Morton, full
quadrille band, which with the dancing
and excellent supper, made up an enjoy.
able bill.
The long term of school at Jordans
Corner, taught by Miss Clara +. Libby OF
North Bridgton, closed Thursday, Dec.
oath The session every way fully sus-
tained Miss Libby's excellent reputation
Is teacher. With but few DAYS Of lest
Miss L. has commenced teaching the
winter term OF school in the Piuhook
district, in Blidgton.
There was social party at the resi-
dcnce of E. p. Lowell, Thursday evening
Of last week, which proved to be very
pleasant affair Plays. games dancing
&c, made up the programme oil Tue
evening, and was much enjoyed oy al
present. --Bridgton Aews.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1874-01-06
Canton ItfNS.

y correspondent co. writes: The
church at Canton was beautifully dec
grated and seven trees were generously
flied, on Christmas night, with 3 thou
sand presents or more, varying from a
pc ny's worth to several hundred dollars
The pastor, Rev. A. c. Herrick. and
family were kindly remembered with
rich and choice gifts The exercises
commenced AT six o'clock, ana consisted
OF 4 prayer by The Rev. 5. W. Perkins,
singing by the four different chors which
are connected with the congregation,
led by Mr.. John Dearborn. The relig.
ious elements OF this village for nearly
three y ears have almost unanimously un
nitcd in worshipping together On
pleasant 5 ,bbaths the congregation mum
bers about three hundred. We have only
one sermon day. The afternoon is de-.
voted to the study OF the Bible. when
nearly two.third of the people stop. Our
devotional services, Sabbath evening,
are largely attended.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1874-01-06
OEfOrd Items.

Last Wednesday evening several coup
les OF Young people from this village
went to Oxford TO hear Pres. Chamber
lain's lecture. but were much disappoint
ed on their arrival there, to learn that the
lecture was postponed until next Tues
day evening. Nevertheless they found
the sleighing excellent, and had a very
pleasant time.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1874-01-06
.InckSon,s .lIiLls-- Pdris.

Thinking that you might like to hear
from Juckson Mills Pulp Co.. | will say
that The panicky times have not struck
here yet. The pulp mill is running full
time, or 10 the extent OF water, being
iiom twenty to twenty-five hours out Of
twenty four. making from fits to sixty
live hundred pounds every twenty four
uours, and giving employment 10 ten
men who receive their pay every month
eeularly, for which they should think
themselves greatly favored these hard
lines and scarcity of money. The Co. is
putting in about two hundred aud fly
cords of poplar FOR their summer use, the
most of which comes from Woodstock.
and is superior to any eat in this vicinity,
being larger and clearer. Mr.. john
Whitney OF Hebron. employed in the
mill rs wood filter. met with a severe
accident the other day by his AK glancing
and entering the knee pan, making cnt
TWO inches in length and to the bone,
which will probably lay him up Tor The
winter. The company have lately Sc.
cured the services of Mr.. ii. II. Jackson,
Of South Paris, as foreman, who is highly
satisfactory to all concerned, the late
foreman having taken himself 10 matri
mony. The pulp mill company are sell.
ing their pulp as fast as they make it,
having a standing order for car load a
week for the winter So the men stand
in no fear Tor hard times this winter
Register.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1874-01-06
tr.ntas e..ri Register. Jan aa

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Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1874-01-06

ira ,u-ihy aud Interesting leNir"
OF the events OF the past year the Press
sgys:
For a lille movement in the right Oh
r..tiun We must credit Messrs. Amos,
k5oo,t X Co., wooden manufacturers oil
Dexter, who divide ten per cent. oil their
motifs with their operatives"
THIS IS Step ain the right direction.
and shows that some OF our manuiac
,arcr, ate not only interested in the wei
..,c Of their operatives. but that they
have found the true Key which will alone
solve the great problem. called the Cap
a..l and Labor Question and having
discovered that key, they are willing TO
use il. As our State is developing her
manufacturing interests, she must also
be preparing herself TO meet these ques-
lions which relate to the lsboring classes.
!, will be a happy year. indeed, Tor her
when her manufacturers adopted this
liberal policy toward their labore's, and
ibus nip in The budr those disgraceluI
exhibitions of trade league tyranny, AID
the still more harmful STRIKES which
have di>dgurred the historic pages o.
other manufacturing States
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1874-01-06

The eoroner's jury on the recent
Eastern Railroad collision near Kenne
bunk. has rendered verdict charg .ng
.l', the accident was owing to the in
competency aud neglect OF Mr. Wiag,
ne dispatcher; the gross error in judg
meut OF Mr. White, the Kennebunk
operator; and the culpable recklessness
OF Petite. the conductor, and Morrison,
the engineer of the down freight train.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1874-01-06

The publishes of the Waldoboro'
Monthly Nt,cS, Messrs Miller & Atwood,
haze found their enterprise 81 promising
i.-, ihey announce The issue oil = weekly
+ .'.r on the first of January. 10 be called
O. Lincoln County Meas. which will be
.l independent newspaper devoted 10
]. ..i news, interests and business. The
e.. displayed in The get up" OF The
...ulhly NcrS is guarantee that the new
s..aiy Wii, De q Valuable acquisition 10
t.e local journalism OF the State.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1874-01-06
,aristmas af Rnajord Point.


Christmas dt RH'ajOTW Point.
A fine entertainment was given at the
Universalist House. Rumford Point.
Thursday evening. Dee. 25lh, gotten up
by Doct. Hiram Abbott, assisted by ladies'
and gentleman from The several societies.
Long before the opening exercises the
Church was crowded to its utmost ca
pacily, every loot of standing room being
appropriated by an eager, and expecIant
people.
The Church was tasicluliy decorated
with Christmas garlands, and the stage
WIS perfect gem, surprising anything
OF the kind in the county. Its canopy
was formed OF American Flags, at is
lroni-was greeting in evergreens. 'Mr
rs Christmas to all - over this WAS Sn
evergreen arch from which depended a
Cross of roses and vines; then abovs all
was a crescent, formed ot thirteen sals,
on fine wires. ;hat twinkled with every
movement of The stage. On either side
was Chri.imas Tree. laden with ails,
mauy OF them costly and elegant. Much
Inconvenience usually attends the dnw
mg of the curtain, but here il moved TO
aud fro as 10y magic, so perfect in al It's
appointments was this stage, in The ut
rangvmeul of which was displayed Iht
genus OF Docl. Abbott
The tableauX. under the direction ct
Mrs. Daniel Ma,lm, - lady oI refine
menl and taste, were choice selection,
and admirably rendered The opening
taOieau. "rne Lords PGyer,'--a pya
mid OF children. clothed in Whit, in an
attitude OF prayer, while in the distance
Was chanted Our Father whih n, in
Heaven" Other tablcauN, lie God.
dess OF Liberty" "Cioss. aud Crown, 80
Captive Maiden. were apply inter.
>persed. every feature perfect.
Song, aud glces by "a Qdarielc, Mrs.
Kate Blanchard. soprano; Mrs john L.
+ holt. Auo; Mr.. Jacob Elliott, Tcaor;
D,ct. Hiram Abbott. Bass. Ms Waldo
P,uengiu presided al The Ofstu, and
played Tie accompaniment, wsh mech
TASTE aud feeling. Surely E'niori is
highly favored in the possession of 50
many bcamuul voices \ sweet scIc
lion. aud swcctiy suaS. "Slr OF Bcthe-
h,m." Ito the Gates came AjaL"
Tome like q, beautiful Dream. Chin
in, Bells "Sloou'isb, on the Lake"
each bad d. fitting place in evenings Pr.
srmmc.
A splendid thing was "Iiarba,a
Ee,chic." spoken ~ Master Harry
umchins. lis c,ocujiln WAS very fine.
ail worthy .u older aud more expert
,uccd Orator
The FIRST face, The Greatest plague
in lie" Character, sustained 10y Mrs.
Wa. Pniuncy, Mir. FRANK Mat,toa, Mrs.
c w kinDtJ, Ms. Kate blanchard
NJ. john e. Elliott, Miss Dolly How.
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ENcu lIe h''pH'A'' Pu' !" u" appearance
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1874-01-06
LATE8P
By Telegraph to Monday Neon.
Coup d Fiat III Spain

90 Saturday last, Jan. 81, Pres. Gas.
toIar and The Republic was voted down
by the Coriez, when Gen. Paria. friend
of CASTELAR,, with cannon and 1900
soldiers took possession OF The govern
meut house. and dissolved The Cortez by
force. A new ministry was formed.
What will grow out of it remains to be
seen.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1874-01-06
-Tre Lewi,lon .Iournal saw. Simmon,

TIE Lewiston journal says Simmons.
I-c sculptor, has received orders to ex.
',u,c several marble bust, from gentle
men IN Providence, Il. / lie is aso TO
execute a bust in marble Of Admiral
Porter, and viii leave on Tuesday for
Washington, 10 model the same. lille
SIC statue in mMo.e Is also to be ex.
C'at@d by Simmons, Tor Providence
Sut.euau. These works will be put in
Rome, whittier the sculptor is to return
j.. q ieW weeks.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1874-01-06
Newspaper Decisions.

ANY person who lakes paper regularly
N-l tl.s Of1ce- whether directed 90 MS name vi
ll. t.,rr's o. whether he has subscribed or not
ii. -.sran-i1ie for the pay ment.
Z person orders his paper discontinued .,
mus. rsy an arrsaragcs, or the publisher may
..-.iaa. GO send q until payment Is made. anu
r.ilcct the While amount, whether the paper Be-
al Sen from the Office or not.
q The courts have decided that refusing % taNe
uttrsuIp crs and periodicals nom the post once
or rlmoving and leaving them uncaiteu ivt' u
8r.GE fIcie evidence OF fraud.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1874-01-06

The death OF john =. Hale brings to
light u fact often limited at pretty broadly
b.ote. but in which no lIdy's name has
c.er been given in priut till now, to our
knowledge. The tact IS that it was a
d.gShler Of Mr.. Hale who was engaged
20 Wilkes Booth. The man who shot
President Lincoln. In Booths diary.
which was taken from his body, there
was p'etCre oi this lady Concord
Pjyio,.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1874-01-06

The Boston Globe says; Governor
Pelham aud his associates in office arr
Winding up the affairs Of three years ad
uiiuisualion OF the Government in Maine,
and Will show a. clean a record as can be
prosecuted ia any State OF the Union
Their keenest opponents can aud little
GROUND for hostile criticism, and Gov
cruor Diuglcy will be able TO present IN
Lis message to the coming Legislature
u very cheering statement OF the condition
90 The Pine Tree State la these three
wears The public debt has been reduced
- 600 900 and the annual interest account
cll down So. 900. TIE ship building in
t,itS, has started into new lille. aad
promises To regain It, old prestige. The
Swedish Colony in Aroostook County has
become selt-supporiiug, aud forms "a
nucleus Tor tho Development OF the riches
..lthat vast wilderness \ system nee
.ii.h Schools has been es;sb iShed, aud
,hc plan oil public education otherwise
improved; means OF transportation have
b,ea enlarged aud Improved, and the in.
. ,:rial interest generally have been lie
v,0opod. Aud a0oyc AL. there have been
81. delaicatiou j. office. and no evidence
60. corruption in high places"
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1874-01-06

We want l, 800 more names upon ou
list before the first OF March, aud for thai
purpose we make a special offer TO new
subscribers See advertisement "A New
Offer.n
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1874-01-06

- We have received several commnni
,..iou,. OF .ale. directed 10 The editor 81
..e Oxioid Democrat and Register Per
sons also frequently come into oar office.
.al a,s "a, though the papers were con
taclcl 0y ,be same managers This l. "A
mistake, aud We wish il 20 be distinctly
iels;ood That We have nothing what
,eeyer 60 DO with the editorial department
O., ,hc Register, nor wilh ii, businos,
Management. Neither have they ans
.1.h relations with us. We print the IN
-.ll OF lhe Register upon our press; but
further than that. We have 40 more
dealings with &c, than does the firm 10
HiJeloiJ, who pgiui It's outside; aad Ihc
opie,or~ 81 tie Register do '.o. ''o"n
.-y Interest" in our power press, n has
te reported.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1874-01-06

Congress met again on Monday OF
this week.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1874-08-15
* =
LOST

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4 ElNG WITH TWOlRINE-D
n kc>., one watch key and ag'O
small 20 g whistle. ihe finder will please
return tasIi to the International Hotel. augl
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1874-08-15
ASSESSMENT NOTICE.
;NUEEXA MINING AM S,,-,r

IL ing Company. Location OF works. -
ka. Eureka county. Nevada. Irincir al ~,
Of business. san Francisco. Ca!iiornina iSltc
tee is hcreby given. that ut Il meeting If u,
Board of Trustees. held on the .;ryrntnsr,h
9TH dav of February. ISL. an assessaa.
tNc. ~ Of twenty-five cents per shar, Ut
levied uron tho capital stock of said c" e.
any layable immediately in United Stats
Company. No. III Montgomery strcet, S san
Francisco. California. al"
ANY stock anon which this assessment Sb,,
ralaain unpaid onTt ESpAN. tho Eisitsrntb
lsihl day OF 49snst' ~, will be delinquent,
unless parnent is made before will La saiI
on MONDAY, the Seventh t1ii) dav of Sa ...
tamber. 1874, to pay said delinquent nsss..-
meut. together with the costs Of advertiser,
and cNpcnses of sale.
Tll1S. p. BEACH, Secretary
..Gfice: Ne. ~ Montgomery street. SAN
Francisco. California. I
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1874-08-15
Sst1eEin'S Sale

ny VIRTUE GF AN EXCEPTION Il.
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Errr,d u,.r - irdp,ne,t re,ic,,d in sail
tS}urt ON thn 6f' dny Of Nav. i p lt-a
in favor Of Niiianl il. Sfrcat. n|l0iui5ir. and
a@.;ns, lLa L.man Min anl Ni,inr C"a'aa-
ny 'T,&udut4I. for tLr rrstjtutinn o; c.IJai,
Tr,y1is,. tLsrsin named and three tbousaYd
IN i$t !. g: o' % in I,.E :. n .,@iJ "r cnin. c" "Ha Of IL y N TT,
irt,r,.t i,nr-ru =. he rntr Of I'm Ia nI
eert. nor "legm from the 6fh da" of NAV,
bit7s in HEf. @rld coin. tornfhcr WIKI ar.ri.
in. costs, Amounting to five - dollars in I.
= 5, s ,,i c, in, and 4.M v hioh may here" ter 'eera'
i In his First day o. August. \. Il.
ISL levied ON The following dcsc.ibed rIo!-
flr.t- hat certain iceo or rarcol q lard
sit,at,l i" IL tn,t, I'D .orntr of Nm n
sat. Of \a,aia. b1ninninr a a. = pcipt on fts
ss1isgttL . ,, not ~ - s",,i- a. : Mi n e;t" 9f|
N@.ror"iiIao \. 4 NJ, CO. Two Hundred AID
tig1ty-three-.S3-fr"t y, s." each ilom thu
fHsnr. = 81 = fG INV. 81 :,yc en"lg "f fSer to sla>e
ourast .jdc Of read in no s1nnr; ,honrs y.
&gfrp! f., to n nuint: thence : - ". ifre;:
tL,rcGS. IL !. - lcct To- lie rIare ui basi!-
Ming. Also that certain tract ol iaai immadi-
a r. innri, .'If ia.j =, "a f]ronta.s oflM feet = ard
extending Lack to the rear Il tha aloye d.
/ g! ;hrd lIart. and al Of the above properly
f1rthcr IasrTifsd as b ing and COMPRISING ii,
mill -ifr OF The Lemon NH. also the nttccu-
= stamp ora!t rilI, Together with the ma-
rLiqfrv and ca.til = CONNECTED til ,rc1ith and
5eirrsing thereto, ana ,itaated upon tho
land ,lr,rribad n afolrsait.
Also the toiiowir described mining POP
eriios situated IN Eureka Mining ~ilstIict,
coartY and STATE aforesaid. to-wit:
The / lorida Ledge. containing SIX hundred
-Ua-tact, en- The wySt slope Of lrus. ect
mo. rtain.
ihc"tid trt' lcGgc, or MINING claim On
Isd.e. cortaiii.g tx h5nlIed 900 fctt, on
~; ,lopr Of Prospect mountain.
h., I" a. ~. s'",I irosr, ,ir ~ ~ " IF
r.t VA i''''0' u N"'
! !'hn'V. ILL.,. r,..o .rso ,orr - : fl,
=. ,"5"t 49,; !" ~" r",i- f.rf,
,n n IL. nf nsnt', Iony y " ~
N'pn"a y" ~" - ;. nnr,,oon,
~ iU,a..i a n - ro, aim, .x
brm1 a : an, n = =, ,,e , 81 si i,4 ~
n rnnan ,a, ~ ." '"' '"s"'' ""'
Tn|' h ",nf" ,H4;, a.rt,:,;,r sv l,r-
IN" M'9"Nf Ninr'e e"hlt'iin3 - n mt-
" .'rt ~, ~ u ~ '"9t,a,H ,Ln Pan
49, N;,a- "i"' "'''
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