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GENERAL NArURE-No. ISL.
An act to regulate the taking Of testimony
in rases

]aA tse1 ~ 1cS uidte tHe tithlus VI ttslliAouy
III certain cases.
Be it enacted by the Senate and House
of Representatives OF the United States of
America in Congress assembled. That no
witness shall be compelled to appear or
to testify before any commissioner or officer
appointed to take testimony under letters
rogatory. issued or to be issued from any
court in any foreign country. III any suit or
proceeding in which the government of such
foreign country shall be party Of record
or in interest, except for the purpose of an.
swering specific written interrogatories is.
sued with and accompanying such letters
rogatory and addressed to such witness; pro-
vided, that when counsel for all the parties
attend the examination they may consent
that questions in addition to those accom-.
panyiug the letters rogatory may be put to
the witness. unless the letters fogatory ex.
clude such additional interrogatolies.
SEC. :. That no witness shall be required.
on such examination, or any other under
letters rogatory, 10 make any disclosure
or discovery which shall tend TO criminate
him either under the laws of the State or
Territory within which such examination
is had, or any other or any ture!sn State.
Approved March 3. 1873.
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GENERAL NATURE-Ne. 74l

AN act to restore Absalom Kirby as second
assistant engineer in the navy,
Be it enacted by the Senate and House OF
Representatives of the United States OF
America in Congress assembled. That the
President of the United States be. and he is
hereby authorized, by and with the advice
and consent Of the Senate to restore Absa-
Ion Kirby to his original position on the
active list as second assistant engineer in
the navy of the United States.
Approved March 3, 1873.
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THE WEEKLY REPUBLICAN

"A published every Saturday morning and contains
the news by telegraph, miscellaneous reading, sol
sorals. local matters Of general public interest,
COMMERCIAL and monetary reports, and every thlng
tbst annrars in the Daily except such items as are
Of little or no public moment. The WEEKLY NE
PURLICAN is an excellent family paper vaiuaple
A. web for instruction and amusement as lnforHa-
.lon on the current topics of the day.
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pproyed March ,. 1873.
fGEyERA. NATUgr-Eo, :OS.

lGEEERAI AATCRE-No. iOS.
An act for the relief OF Howard +. Moffat.
Be it enacted by the Senate and House of
Representatives of the United SVHes of
America in Congress assembled, That the
President of the United States be and be is
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IItU dIIU rCNVHt " .
1proyed March 3. 1873.
GENERAL NATURE-NO. l0f. |

4 y
An act to authorize the interinent OF hon
orably discharged soldiers, sailors and
marines in the national cemeteries of the
United States.
Be it enacted by the Senate and House
of Representatives of the United States of
America in Congress assembled That hon
orably discharged soldiers, sailors or ma
rines, who served during the late war
either in the regular or volunteer forces,
dying subsequent to the passage of this
act, may be buried in any national GENE.
terry Of the United States free of cost, and
their graves shall receive the same care
and attention as the graves of those al
ready buried. The production of the hon
orable discharge of the deceased shall be
authority for the superintendent of the
cemetery to permit the interment.
Approved March g. 1873.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1874-01-27

The Governor of Maine wants the capital
punishment business taken Oft his hands,
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GENERA. SiTURE-So. FL


An act 20 amend an act entitled an &C: :o
prevent smuggling, and for other purpo
scs, approved Jaiy eighteenth. eighteen
bundled and sixty-six.
he it enacted by the Senate and House
| OF Representatives OF the United States of
America in Congress assembled, That the
seventh section of the act entitled an act
to further prevent smuggling, and for other
purposes. approved July eighteenth,
eighteen hundred ana sixty-six. is hereby
amended SO as 70 .ead as follows: That it
shall be the duty al the several collectors
of customs and OF internal revenue to re
port within ten days :othe district attorney
Of the district in which any fue. penalty .
or forfeiture may DC incurred for the viola.
ton Ok any law ot the United
States relating 20 :he revenue. n
statemeH: q; all :bc facts and
circumstances OF the case within their
knowledge. together with the names of the
witnesses. and which may come TO their
knowledge from time 70 time. stating the
provisions Of the law believed 70 be yio.
for condemnation or conviction. and such
district attorney shall cause the proper pro.
ceeGings 20 be commenced and prosecuted
without delay for the fines penalties. and
forfeitures by law in such case provided.
unless, upon inquiry and examination, he
shall decide that such proceedings can not
probably be sustained. or that the ends of
public justice 90 not require that proceed.
ings should be instituted. in which case he
shall report tie facts in customs cases to
the Secretary OF the Treasury. and
in Internal revenue cases TO the Com.
missioner Of Inttvna! Revenue, tor
their direction: and for the ex.
penses Incurred and services rendered in all
such cases the district attorney shall receive
and be paid from the treasury such sun. as
the Secretary o! the Treasury shall deem
just and reasonable upon the certificate
Of the Judge before whom such cases are
tried or disposed Of: provided, However.
that the annual compensation Of such dis.
trict attorney shall no: exceed the maxi.
mum amount now prescribed by law: and
il any ccllec;o: shall in any case fail to
report 10 the proper district attorney as
prescribed in This section. such collectors
right to any compensation, benefit. or allow.
ance in such case shall! be forfeited to the
United States. and the same may. in the
discretion of the Secretary Of the Treasury.
be awarded to such persons IA may make
complaint and prosecute the same to ;ud..
ment or conviction.
Approved March }, 1873.
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hoats or vessels Transporting the same at
.. the expense of said owner or person IN GUS
todv thereof; and said company, owners,
or masters shall in such cases have lien
upon such animals for food, care, anu Gus
t0dv furnished, and shall not be liable Tor
anv detention of such animals authorized
by this act. Any company, owner, or Gus
todian of such animals who shall knowingly
and willfully fail to comply with the pro-
visions of this act shall, for each and every
such failure to comply with the provisions
of this act be liable for and forfeit and pay
a penalty OF not less than one hundred I0r
more than five hundred dollars; provided,
however, that when animals shall % Car
ried in cars, boats, or other vessels IN when
they can and do have proper food, water,
space, and opportunity for rest, the torego-
ing provisions in regard to their beng un-
loaded shall not apply.
SEC. ?. That the penalty created by the
first section of this act shall be recovered
by civil action i'll the name OF the Unlted
States, in the circuit or district court OF the
United States, holden within the district
where the violation of this act may have
been committed, or the person or corpora
ton resides or carries on its business ana
it shall be the duty of all United States
marshals, their deputies and subordinates,
to prosecute all violations OF this act which
shall come to their notice or knowledge.
SEC. ). That any person or corporation
entitled to lien under the first section OF this
act may enforce the same by petition filed
in the district court of the United States
holden within the district where the food,
care and custody shall have been FUR
nished, or the owner or custodian OF the
property resides; and said court shall
have power to issue all suitable
process for the enforcement OF such lien bJ
sale or otherwise, and to compel the pay
ment of all costs, penalties, charges, and
expenses of proceedings under this act.
SEC. I. That this act shall not 90 into ets
feet until the first day of October. eighteen
hundred and seventy-twO.
Annrovel March g. 1873
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fGESEEAL EATURE-So. ST.

4, &c: 70 establish a board of local ;nsrec.
tors of steam vessels tor the customs dis.
fric. Of Michigan. in the State Of Mic!i.
gan.
BE it enacted by the Senate and House Of
Representatives of I'll. United States OF
America in Congress assembled. That there
shall! be a local board Of inspectors desig.
mated and appointed for the customs dis.
:rict Of Michigan. in the State of Michigan,
and the inspector of bulls and the inspec.
tor Of boilers, composing the said board.
shall receive q salary OF nine hundred dol.
lars year each.
Approved March 3. 1873.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1874-03-10

The Grass Valley Jai1R says the
EFam5Uef claims to he about the true~t
and b.ue>t democratic newspaper i'll
California. notwithstanding lis Dem
ocra,ic fail ii recently gave Ven tothe
following str2u-ep paragraphs:
We believe i'll using every LEGAL
means 10 resist the ,iouiinien OF drunk
enne>>. We are an earnest advocate OF
the sacred cause OF temperance. no,
only in the Use of alcoholic liquors.
whom, ~,imulant~. and all manner OF
intoxicating beverages. but. al>o. intht
tie OF tahaeeoan1 every osler article
consumed hv man that tents - dahili-
lis body. enteehle his intellect. de-
base his moral >cu>c. iull all his Gei-
giving faculties. and finally ana forever
rum ids Immortal soul.
>ach a course * prescribed abovs
may help the Individual. but when the
Democratic party ome to lie Tut
through the course OF sprouts "
indicated by our contemporary.
the "Grand Old Party's" existence
will be ended.
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III ITEMS.

From the Ninnemucca itegi>trr. March =.
THERE is more SHOW in the noun
tain> this Winter than has been known
since l>6l. Shoul! ;hi> mel; suddenly
i'll consequence Of heavy rains. ~ wa,
the case in ls6l. settlers in the Hum
hold; Valley may prepare To meet a
Hood on The Humboldt tlat viii sweep
everything before it. The chances are
there Will not he bride left on The
river from the Wells to the Sink.
\ sHEEr-H\I~rR residing noar Car
lin WAS the owner of 6.6G0 head OF
sheep last Fall. His sheep commenced
dying about the first OF January. Last
week oNcr 400 head died in one night.
which Was the last one OF The entire
flock. Twenty thousand dollars will
not oNc his loss.
SEVERAL COWS running at large i;
this place have died from exposure
and starvation within the last week,
and there are quite il number more
that will soon 90 the same way if their
oWners do not take better care of them.
FIVE car loads of cattle. on their way
to California. troZe 10 death Il few DAYS
ago. near Carlin. We haze uot learned
the name of the owner.
HARDIN & RILEY have lost over
$4,000 worth OF cattle this Winter. in
III gum River Valley, and the end i,
not Yet.
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IsEo(EsE ITEMS.

Wa
CRIMINAL Br~INFSS.-The criminal
business To come before the district
Court during The present term. con
>!>tS of tour " ect>e>: RO>amur-
ray. for murder; Mccullough and
pea>lee. for man~laughtcr. and Lam
bert. tor -rand larceny. The present
ia long term. continuing Till the first
Monday i'll August.
HEALrHY.-The health Of Phoebe
continues good. The N~intcrnoW clos
ing. which has been II OF unusual
rieor. has not been marked lv II I'M
USUAL number of deaths. owing 10
better housing than people had two
Years ago. pneumonia. which has been
very severe in former Years. has hard
y fcen known.
"SuIIEp poVEs.'->everal of these
untortunate> who fell into the hands of
the law. The Other night. toI disturbing
The peace and making night hilcou>.
We're brought before Justice Van Hagen
yesterday. The evidence was sufficient
20 cau>e tNvo OF them To hc fined. ami
i'll default OF pay tley Were SEM
the County jail.
RECOVEEISG.-Julre Fuller is still
improving. though not rapidly. Ii
Will perhaps lie another week before
he Is able TO hold Court.
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AEpN:. EisE. RAILROAD,
From Measure for Measure


'o\' "iitG" h~!Ircil'ill III AUS
an aNer"aft n TAUNTON, and iila!r
supposed HOW 10 I've in Noknhama.
.IaIan. He dpflll. cI n County Treas
urcr. ana di>appcared - leaving his
honlSlncu to suffer-. They coruuro-
mi~cl affairs wishthc county. HUrin.
his career in White Pine II. .nv, NOES
to the National Bank of Hamilton. Tor
several thousand dollars. signing the
tIaIli ii'''I' oi '9'T If".ltT>. lll>
9i".ifI lIa1r an! 'oi'if 'o1k' fefn,,
-, T.'i'' NJ ''i'y ~ mn ma"
tpesr,'~aH - N.'lNtt'' ana 'Ildl -
- - M n!ii>. III IN"
i i,>i' H. o"', tao oie ga>e "Ta'ii>' 2'ill! y
~ l ~ 80 80 - ''I', T.
appealed 10 The supreme Court. He
Wa> sustained. the ca>c remained for
error. AMI Il neWtrlal ordered.
~ ~ ~ I'M iioIt>e' -
~ Nv ! - ''ctC!leI3I
i EXPERIENCED there. bv the ground
giving way AMI Il section of track Sc
ding. The ground * light stuff. re-
>einbling ashes. and the water makes
L up mo something like a nice loalnv,
hurkWheat bItter-nOt good for mOnOp-
ORE >IIIrMENTS.-The shipments for
HE pas week are: AnlinonY, to san
Francisco. LOO" pounds: copper. for
Liverpool wa San Francisco, 5000
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of prosperity in all departments OF its
industry. In his Cabinet there had
never been II dissenting voice 10 any
measure of his administration and
upon his retiring from office a letter
was addressed 10 him by all ot it,
members, expressing their united ap-
Areciation of his abilities. his integrity
M hi> devotion to the public >erNirc.
At the National Wing Convention Of
i>52H.@l;housh his administration. tusi-
ASe >lAxe law and al, WAS Endorsed hH
xtGNe o.. against 10; and although
NM IBIS Cabinet. who was known t"
have approved allNs measures. was
uominaNaaor The Vie rreSidentN.h he
Nuld not command twenty votes irom
~ free >tsaes.,
Ms departurefsom tn seat of Gov-
ernAent was emsAstcre,flSa heavy
domestic grief. MIS-. Fillmore. whose
early advantages had been vastly >u-
perior 10 his own. died at Washington.
Marrh SOth. I>5S. Ev this l%ercaNe-
ment he was left with an only son. In
lie Spring IF l>55 Mr.. Fillmore sailed
for Europe. and remained abroad I'M
Ill June. i~55. He was everywhere
received with marked distinction
bv the leading statesmen, and al the
principal courts OF Europe. While
II Rome he received the News of his
nomination ~ Il can l.date for the
Presidency hy the American party.
He accepted the nomination.; but WAS
badly beaten. receiving the electoral
vote OF Maryland only. The real con-
tt>;. II Will he remembered bv many.
between the democrats AMI Re
puhliclus. the former lei 10y Mr.. Bu-
chanau and She later Ivy Mr.. Fremont.
This ended Mr.. l1limore'> political
career. In February. l>5>. he married
Mrs. Caroline Mclnto>h. of Morris
town. NJ. and from this time until
his death lie led 4 quie.. retired lie
Peace 10 his ashes.
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CARSON ITEMS,
From Tie Carson TribHne. 9Th

lTIUm Tie ValSon TnbUIe, DIN
SENTENCEp.-The tolloWing-namcd
persons We're brought into the district
Court for sentence: Jas. Lang. GRAND
larceny: All Hing, burglary frhiclon
stealing or atteuP. thorca ]. and An
,tfea> i-aVeroni. for burglary. The
Judge sentenced the first named To one
year, Nh Hing % two years and a half.
and the latter 10 three wears. 1t will
he remembered that all three lead
guilty a> charged iii the Indictment.
IAFh"NEp,-Amo> Salmon and Tim.
~ofiahcriN were to-day pardoncd and
restored to citiHcn>hip-thc latter after
>iSnin" Il pledge To abstain from in
toXicating drinks during life. 4 very
excellent idea. and one that ought to
DE followed up in all such cases.
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TAN LEVITT will be seen by rc:er-
nee to the proceedings OF the meet
ingotthe County Commissioners. pub
li>hed elsewhere in this issue, that the
tax for State and County purposes
Tor the year 1874 is fixed al
s. 90. This is u reduction. we believe,
from last year. and a such will be
duly appreciated by the taxpayers OF
the county. The present year Will
doubtless see Il county even with the
Morll.
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DICK GENvRY.-Yestcrdav a,onr
tn" 6c.avcd passengers from The E,.t
arrived Il. l.. GENTRY. He j. fapil,,rIv
known a. Dick Gentry. and i an ax,
sheriff OF the county, and is also ono
o me proprietotS of the National tx
change llo cl Of Nevada city Ga,tr,.
mas betii IN Il tour +" Sou'h America
TO lp;k ai[tr some gold mines thore. in
which he has an interest. lie rnin.na
rom III, VISIT 10y the way % New York
KY. lhcre was very warm Greet
ing icfc 70 the returned traveller, and
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Dead - f1lviienA Incorporated =
Failed to Appear.
SAN l'RASClsCo. March

SAN FKANClSUO. March 3.
Thomas An>hro. ~eN-priNate deceive
and a man well-known here. died yes
trrdav. He WAS about the stress on
Saturday. but had been i'll several
weeks.
Crown Point has declared a dividend
OF - TT share. amounting TO $500, eco.
PAYABLE on the I-th.
The san Francisco Insurance Com
pany wa, incorporated to-day. Capital
: ock. SIeo.o0o. The Bay SAFE Mining
Company. 20 mine in .Amador county.
was also incori ora,ed to-day. Capital
stock. $4,000 600.
0winrt @ severe illness Miss Neil
son was unable 10 appear at the Cali
fOrn;a Tl.rater tO-n.Ght.
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his royal old right hand Vas shaken
until it must be sore this morning.
While down in South America Dick
captured Il tcn-year old boy. II native
there. and a bright little fellow. That
boy is To be educated i'll the ways OF
the Norh Americans, and his lines
will fall i'll pleasant rlaces.-GrdsS al
Jc,f Union
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PACIFIC COAST DISPATCHES.
FROM CALIFORNIA.
Trial-&ttcmpt TO Escape.
SAN FRANCISCO. March Q.

81 FRANCISCO, March g..
shorty Hayes, the stage robber, was
stared for Shasta to-day for another
trial. having been taken from the State
Prison torthat purpose saturday night.
Himself and several others trice to
break from the County Jail. but we're
discovered i'll the corridor and put in
irons.
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ditchCd and two engines and a gang ot
mon have been nj work all day, bUt :"
far un>ucceSSfullN.
The Virginia Is Truckcc Railroad Is
making regular time. but the paS>cn-
,r,r train was abandoned last night on
arcoun of no connection to be made
CoLFAN. March 9.
The passenger train of to-day l. here
on the s~ide-track. Ii is held there eN-
rst;inu tie track 10 he cleared Tonight
and they will he able To go through.
Weather clear. calm and moderate.
CISCO. March 9.
\ report from Alta SAYS the pI>scn-
rcr tram will leave there about mlt-
night. expecting 10y that time hat tie
track will be clear.
Weather cloudy. calm and moderate;
cold and cloudy al the summit.
EMIGRANr GAP. March Q.
At $50 L. NJ. the snow-plow from
:his side had got within a halt-mile OF
Blue Canyon. The pillow from the
west i of the track mile west OF
there. which left only II mile and a
half 10 be opened on that section.
TRrCKEt, March Q.
The >~now-plow that left here ii noon
has not gotto The summit vet. \ large
force of men are >lloyeiing. and it Is
hoped that the track will be cleared to-
night.
The weather is clear, calm and pleas
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Murder Trial,

NEW York. March Q.
The trial of Joseph w. Freeman. for
The killing OF Mather, Begin i'll jersey
C.ty this morning.
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THE DEATH OF EN.PRESlDENr
FILLMORE.

EN-i rt>N'ei' ".'''''
e'a'' Tue "l>F''S.e> Wv
PF''l>e ."''o :" "'o i"
cdFte"' tilo"''t We it'ei s''' va
H"'is"'A iii'''"'-
mere >ah..aS "'ii7A"7 III -
sehte. ne ".e' u .~ .r,,"e'',s IL
n"i"'9' Ne" ,o'N
posH Ill ioeNe .'f' 49,
county Ne" iotN' ""i"oS -
II "a> "stet'' -.
4" wv Ii'',''> o." u 1T '"e
oe"'''' Ills f"tt"'' WV r., NV
le>ise''- III to"'t"
l. i iel'te0 maj S"s'"-
H'ilS#teH Nt't> "a
oS'''1'' el'He' -eN-i'P"S
~ 1'"t'een ne w. "itt'N'
learn Ihe tuner 'f''e' "'i' 're ~
i've years were ,e'',"
c.7'a' e'fu.i'e WV, ~
i.> IN III
'"'so'
i't'V Noiii''''t'
A"oa - ne otEe.,V
Oh >sada IN '""' ms NV
YORK Iheh required seven Ae'i> f'e-
paratiof lof dd'itt>>i'H y "t "ss"iiie''
lie aad Eet TWO years OF III aIItcH-
ttee>hip 10 serve. Inns 1!iie ne l"i-
chased oil his ellll4oNe Tor e''. giving
his promise 10 pay Ill the SHAPE oA d
note. toFthe next tour years lie ue-
Voted HIS time 10 The business o. 'each-
Ing >chool ana me s'u4N 81 LIS CHOSEN
profession. by the >pflE@ oi 10
he had 50 lar gained 'he con
fldence OF the BAR that by Inc
ntereesslon OF several OF Is ie'eiil2
members he was admitted as an
attorney by the Court OF Common
Peas OF Ere county. lie purchase
- worth eI II" foeN>. paFa7Ie III
three annuaIInsia.Iaieht> ana feiiloVei
II Auburn where a lew years later lie
occupied a leading rank III the te-aI
profession II Wa> III IL lasl enjoy
ment OF a lucrative practice. In ~
he married the daughter oil key. Lem
uel POWERS. IN Io9o he removed To
haHaio' ana eoh.l"ueo III Tue Pi'tt'te
OF the ia" ui'd 10 "Htii lie WIS
elected 'oh'roIIef Oh the SAFE ana re-
lfeu from MS ProIe>>lol' lis P"4Il'ai
lie however. actually commence III
NJ "heh ne was elected Il member 81
the legislature by me Ahu-Ai'>ohie
party. lie erFed three successive
terms Win Market aelIRy. lie par
tcu4afIE distinguished himself ny "l>
adYo.arE OF the a., to abolish tiApfl>-
ment tor debt which was drafted ny
hmm and passed III I>3l. IN the
Autumn OF l>5- he was elected OF
tAe ntl-JacN>e ticket 10 Con
gre>s. After serving Il term
he retirei untlI I>5'. when he was re-
elected % the same position as az
tie was CHOSEN a-all III ~, and al>e
III I>f'. IN ~ iAe nominal was
unlnllnou>IT rendered nm. but he de
c.!nel i. In Congress lie rose -ra4u-
any 10 the hrSt rank Tor integrity. III
du>;fH and practical ability. Nhlle
in ''h-fes ne olp1set The
o. - Iol- a. slaves shot'!d be
he.' tAefe!a' II he also o I'M
ille.'''se le-l>!a,I'i Tor me aooli5loa o.
s.'NtiA III the DISTRICT .! 0olu'lpl''
NJ -{ii'p'e was d cala'ia'e lor lAt
VIC i'eNIec'icS' supporter ny NJ
o"" o.'se an >"hle OF Tue western
o'ases' III the wing NaA'oi'"i '9hNth-
I'M MN ! ! = H'i'i'iipIt' Nay -
" "''',C' oePse,i'2 ei
- y - '""7e Ns" I'm. i''
'''ot4''t' ""' VS. "c1o''et ny Hlia'
'A7''' 49, ~ p0'H7 "e.S"'e" d
'"e ~ I'M t2i .he 1ieat'ciics pA
III o.'i''' - ne va h''Iiiii'tet PN
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