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Decorah-posten., 1875-06-10

aoiprspe bans Ssm9rflombeo. Eli
ptnns piit msset iislone Opora9slies'
fom o9iaa, at Den lille Ybl.
lip al Natursn isIp bar blspen be.
anpst meo be lpffsIisite Nn!9s %
piite en- breubenbe 8inebssi9rlisbec.
0a Ybilip bar to Nar sammel,
bssbnbts Saceren at lere bam at
laie - naturIisuis Srauif. oa bette
par bans Mobersmaal. 6or at Sipe
bam emit BERTH, iOrfattsse ban en-
basIis Ell Barnebiitoris, iOm ban me.
get net os slrlist meb reot. blaat
euer fort BIUt bapbe ifrspet / lmaa
Bigger, % bper Sang Ispsrsoe til
Barnet meb ben Soriitrins. at en-
ifien gussI bauos brast bam ben.
Naar Srensen paa9nsoe ON Wor.
sentn, bar berfor altib bans ferite
Sperssmaal ON Den itienns gnssl
bapoe brast bam en- np Siitcrie, %
of bpiIfsn 6arve Den uur. Derpaa
Iaits os sisntOs ban Den Here @anse
msb Den itcrite gssierli9bso. @er
osnne of Saosren anusnots Wstboos
fom 9rensen. uagtst ban leo msset
ai Senoer, i ct Iar iaa piot, at
ban mso ftsrite 6erpisbso funbs
lGie snbper franif BOG. os fOrbst.
msite osiaa pso ben &unoifab. Sa.
bsrsn bibraste BAN ON Sing os 8s.
srsbsr, foritop, buao ban leits. @u
gift 6anersn oper til at bibrinSe bam
geographic % bitoriife 8unoiiaber.
% 6orieSst lpftsoss Osiaa sanife
soot. SmioIertio ioranorsoe 6aoe'
rem lin Ylan, os latte Sprog iitsost
Dog unbloo ban at fploe BAN fuIo
af erammatifaIifs GseIsr, bsrimob
pusbe ban melt Den ellie / at tale,
Saalspss maatte ban iteoie men Sic.
nsltsfuIfsne tale Spolf, mso jim Wo.
Der Sranif. % meo lin 6aosr 9atin
5ranit bsnplteSs Saosrsn Jig men
Senipn til Scnuen aleris ar uoen
uaar ban Dttrsos zig bablenos uper Den
lille Tsriou. gnonu isrsno bun
bapoe iplpt IRE Qar, taIeos Den lille
9hiIip RET hpOsnbs 9atin. Gu loite
Sansrsn oaslist ylbelsn meo bam
3 SprOg. Seo Den eisnta9us @lsn'
nsmI9suine al oenne os Scgsr, ben.
bersnos til Nsn samle Siitoris, Jam.
Ieps ban eunife ufOrmGrtst en- itorSfat
af 8unrlfaber. "a ban bar baIu.
iemte Nar CANNED popsbe ban ii9
ifero mep BET srUife Sprus os gior'
De iaabanus 6rsmlfribt psri, at ban
auersbe sftsr ct ballot 4ars Sorleb
bupos IGit en- Del af Oct Npe Ssita.
msnt. Giter at ban MI ferit pao
oenne WaaNs bapos tiIssnst iisSpru'
acne, bi5ragte bans 60per BAN %.
iaa BE 9rummatifaIlfe 8s9ler. Ser
eiter lGits ban Den graifs Suerirt-
tcIis al BET 6uulle Ssitamsnts. ga
ban ianIsoes baope tilba9eIast iii
icmts Iar, prog ban o9iaa BET be
braiife Sprus ino unbsr jim @lbeis
Smroaoe.
Oct er berries marfparpiIt, at
Den lille Saratier PED benne an'
it~rsnsslis % liplise @anpmppenber
alpeles life blep lat ~betppelis tils
baee. Sam rar ell munter, ia nn'
pertlpen pper9lren Oren1 Der lep'
pe / ct &parter funne bape I'm
Opmarficmbep alpcrlist bsnpenpt
paa en- % famine @ienitanr, %
ipm fun med @an1telisteo ON III
tsuen rar at faa iiens, fprei 0a'
gen altip icrsfpm BAN for fort til
at lese, fiaie, Hapre % lere. @r'
%pepiassn rerpep rar, at 6apsrsn
itepie bitraste bam Msast talpt
lcNenpe, ~ III ben eseutll4s un'
Nernianinn fnrlctmeife fun fpr0re.
Decorah-posten., 1875-06-10
JorrctningsfOrt.

SansfOreninseu "2nren"
- atboloer tine regulare Sanlmscer
paa sos rlbsrss Sau bper Manea1 N
Sorsea3 @ften. Attipe ~ pasiire Wteb:
lemmer fan pptales peb bpert Weoe.
y. Nuunolen, Yrei.
pans Gaifpn, Setret9r.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1875-02-26
Chased by a River.

hanging up my barometer To give II
Il few minutes /" settle. occupied MY
self IN collecting r">iu from the Pinlon
pines. which were found III great
abundance. One of the principal oh
iectS of the climb WAS Ia get this ru~in
tnr the purpose uf >mealing "ur boats.
bat had with me no means of carry
ing il down. The day was very hot.
and my coat had bceu left in camp. 81
had no Innings to tear out, but it oc-
CURED to me to cut off the sleeve of
my shirt and tie it up at one end, and
gallon of pitch After taking ohServa-
tions for altitude. | wandered back on
the rocks for an hour OF two. when, sud
denly. | noticed that Il storm WAS COM
Ing from the south. sought ii shelter
i'll the rocks, but when the storm burst,
it came down as IL flood from the heav
cns-not with gentle drops III first.
slowly increasing i'll quantity. but as If
suddenly poured from an immense ha-
sin. | WAS thoroughly drenched and
almost washed away. 1t lasted not
more than halt an hour. when the
clouds swept by to the north and | WAS
in the sunshine again.
In the meantime discovered Il better
way of getting down, and started for
camp. making the greatest haste posi-
bic. On reaching the bottom of the
side canon found thousand streams
rolling down the cliffs on every side.
carrying with them red sand. and these
all united in the canon below i'll one
great stream of red mud. Travelling
as fast as | could run | soon reached
the foot of the stream. for the rain did
not reach the lower end of the canon. and
the water was running down ii dry bed
of sand: and although it came i'll waves
several feet high and fifteen or twenty
feet in width. the sand soaked it up and
it was lost Wave followed wave and
rolled along and was swallowed up. and
stil1 the floods came from above. |
found could travel faster than the
stream, SO | fastened on to camp and
told the men there was 1t river coming
do Nn the canon. We carried our camp
equipage from the bank to where we
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1875-02-26
In the Bottom Drawer ="

SAW wife pun out the bottom drawer
of the old tImily bureau this evening.
aud | went softly ont. and wandered up
and down. until | knew that She had
shut it up and gone L" hcr sewing.
We have some things Laid away in that
drawer which the gold of kings could not
buy. and Vet they are relics which
gricvc H. until both our hearts are sore.
haven't dared look at them for 1t yraI.
but | remember each article.
There are two worn shoes. Il little
chip hat with pant ~ tnr hrim gone.
some stockings. pants. a coat. tW" "I
three >pu"ls. bits ot broken crockcIN.
At whip and several toys. Wife poor
thing goes to that drawer every day
al her life and pIay> over it. aud lct-
her tears fall upon the precious arti-
rles. but | dare. not 20.
Sometimes We speak of little Jack.
huI not often. l. has been a long time.
bat somehow We can get uvci gIicN-
iug. He was Sdch Il burst of sunshine
into our lives that his going away has
l,cu like covering ouI very existence
With pail.
Sometimes. when we sit all alone "i
.,u evening". | Writing and she sewing.
. -hild "u the street will call out a. our
hoy used Ia. and We will both -taIt up
with heating hearts and a Nild hope.
only to lind the darkness mur,. 81 "a
burden than ever.
1t i - still and quiet NOW. look
uI, At the window where his hlIr eyes
used /" ~pnIj,lc 1t ny coming. hur he l.
not there. listen tor his pattcfiuG
feet. his merry shout aud ringing laugh.
hut there i no sound. There j. nr "ur
tn climb over my knees. no one g.,
~,sach my packets and tease tor lu,.--
cut-. and never find the ,hau> turned
over. til" broom down. al ropes tied Ia
the door knobs.
| want some one to tti>t me ton my
knife. to ride on my shnuidtI. 10 lost
NV IKE. to follow mr To the gate when
| 90. and he there tn meet me when
come. {" call "gn"d night" from tn,
llftlc bed nov empty. And wife Sh,
misses him still more there aIc new
no little feet Ia wash. no prlNc;> t. >tN.
II" voice tca>iu" ton Jumps OF sugar "i
>ohhiu" with the pain "t n huIt toe
and she would give hcI own life al
/ most t" aWakr at midnight aud lo"R
/ ACROSS the crib. aud see "uI hnN thcI,
~ he used to he.
80. We preserve our relies. ami Whri
We aIe dead we hope that stranger
( will handle them tcndrIly. even if they
/ shed uu tears over them.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1875-02-26
Forgiveness of Injuries.

An editor OF Il weekly paper. publish
ed in Il little village in Missouri. called
at the White House and WAS admitted
to Mr.. Lincou'> presence. He at once
r"uImol ced stating to Nh. Lincoln that
he MAS the man " hn first suggested his
name for the presidency. and pulling
from his pocket an old. worn, dcfaccd
copy ot hi~ paper. exhibited 10 the
President an item on the subject.
''Do You really think" said Mr.. Lin
coin. that announcement WAS the oc-
c;iSion of my nomination :!
.'CcrtaimlS. SAID the editor. ''the
suggestion was 81 opportune that il
was ut once taken mp hy other papers,
and til" result wa> Nnur nomination and
election.
"Ah, WE'LL" said Mr.. Lincoln. with Il
sigh. and assuming rather gloomy
cnuutrnance. Il am glad to see you and
to know this. but You will have to cN-
cllSr me- am just going to the War De
paItmcnt 70 see Secretary stanton.
"Wcll." said the editor. Il will walk
over with YOU.
The President. with that apt good
nature 50 characteristic Of him, took ur
his hat and said:
Come along.
When they reached the door of the
$ecrctarv'S office Mr.. Lincoln turned to
his companion and said:
II shall have to see Mr.. Stanton alone
and you must excuse me-, and taking
hin hy the hand. he continued
"Grod-hye. | hop" you will fee
p,'rtertly easy about having nominated
me Don't he troubled about il. for
rive You. . Washington Chr0nicic.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1875-02-26
Something That Threatens to Rum
the Match Trade.

\ n,w and very important invention.
the handler light. has just been cNhin-
ned at Edinburgh. which seems to
thr;itrn the lucIicI trade with cXtiuc-
tt"m. Tine apparatus i. III outWald
appearance. Il little tube thcr ur four
inches long. havirg at one end a rcv0lV-
mg button which tJuns Il screw, and at
the other end minute angular point
ot metal. which also rcvolvc>. passing
over Il little OTitice in the closed head
of the tube. y continuous fuse. formed
OF 4 delicate strip OF >ulidIticd cullodinu
With ridge ot hardened phn~phoru> on
one of it, sides. Is slipped int" til" tube.
aud. once IN position. can he "loVcd up
Walds 10y the screw. BY the same aC-
tInu which PRESSES the upper end OF the
fuse against the opening at the top the
metal point l. turned against the phu>
phuru>. and a small point of the COLO
dion J. thcreupon iguitcd. When the
apparatus i affixed To Il gas-hurner. on
/, Il ycIy transient flash i needed toI
the purpose ot Iguitiou. and not more
than seventeen par of the collodion
tu~c i in that operation consumed
W here. however. the wick Ot a lamp
has L. n, lit hl the same means. i LARGE
i,3npoIfiou OF the fuse. the thITtV->ec-
cad part. i'll fact. i burned. The ap-
pJratu> Is c;thr, portable al adapted to
he uses indicated. If a Lamp goes cut,
], rgu hc instantly re-lighted by the
tDiu of screw. instead of by opening
ih, ease. renewing the chimney, and
striking "a luciirr match where perhaps.
llrg" quantities "t straw are lying
about The cnllodIuu fuse i littl,
liabir Ia lie affected lay damp that il
will ignite after having been immeI >ed
III unrcr: and lis action has never hecI
known To fail. Being rucascd III clos,
fitting chamber within the tube, il can
not burn hcyoud the requisite point
where It's duty i discharged. and tn,
cotton wick OF invisible spirit of 81.
~tart~ into light. and makes the lghtcl
-tuIt
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1875-02-26
Squibs.

Mr.. Spencer, of Modus, Conn, cast
drspainng look upon his twenty first
child the other day. No wonder they
call repeating rifle a Spencer.
Mrs. LANG, an Omaha woman,
glided softly up behind King Kal-
akaua and stole kiss But the joke
OF the thing is that the Omaha wags
I,--ed OF good-looking negro for the
kn".
They tried to scare IL man in Missouri
hl threatening :" tar and feather him
but he replied Come on with your
olh tar: I've been there six times, and
I've got receipt for washing it off"
I'm advertisement for dry goods
clerk reads Wanted. young man to
hc partly outdoor and partly behind
tn" counter" 1t doesn't specify what
pat of the Young man is to be out
.,unr.
! Western editor lately returned "a
taIioI' hill with the Endorsement, ''yOur
manuscript j. declined il is illegiblc.'
Douglas Jerr"ld used to say of fem
mi writers, If YOU once dip wo-
nl'I's finger in an ink pot, she will go
"n writing tor ever"
The homuupathi~ts are going to
gi,ca grand bah in New York. We
th"ught the! always gave pellets.
BoSfoa Baiichn.
i;">t"n mcu complain that the coast
in" boys on the common ''catch pedes-
tl'u> III the legs ~ tack-puller does
tack.
Mr. Wallace succeeds Senator Scott,
of PcnsN lNania. He is one of these
'.S.otr~ wha haze vi Wallace hled."
BoStnH POST
Guizot'S colrr of th" order of the
GriIcn Fleece. which was the one worn
H. Philip H.. has been returned to
Spain. GUlzot. never partial To decOra-
tionS, always felt ii little sheepish with
the order of the fleece om.-MissOHri
Hcpabijcan.
\ sch""l-mi>trrSs in Frisco, by the
d"NjcI0u> manipulations of a friend in
Consolidated Virginia, has realized
$500, 900 from 800 That ought to
altar hen condition in lifc.-NeU Bedford
Mercury.
The donkey that Beecher rides at the
TwiI Mountain House during his sum
mer Vacations has not been summoned
as vet BOStOn Post.
\ hired girl in Delaware got rid of
the Job of milking seven COWS by set
ting he barn ON fire. All she has to
do now is to mend a few clothes for
State Prison conyicts.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1875-02-26

out, If I'd IL loved. and If she'd "a
loved. and II we'd all on lis loved" |
sot pretty near him, and says | to him.
kind o low, What if We had a loved ?"
Well. lie sot down. and up jumped that
triSky little gal o Smiths.
Mr. }. Qaaghing heartily And what
did pretty Jenny say
Mr.. G.-She was as bad As the rest :
she looked up sort o sarcy, and says
she, II can love. and he can love-" and
she Went Oh with Il pack OF NONSENSE
about folks that can love.
Mr.. j am interested To know if
your daughter recited again.
Nh. G.-That'~ what I'm goin to tell
ye. Up she got when her turn came.
and says She, Il shall or will love. and
he shall or will love but then broke
right i'll, and SAYS 1. right ont l"ud. No
Y"u don't neither. unless know who
the trller is. and something about him -
Mr.. .J-Why. Mr. Green, What was
the effect of your speaking right out
III meeting ,"
Nh. G.-Why. Liza Jane she began to
cry, and Taft looked ut me awful .trrce,
and Jenny she went up and whispered
=" nething to him, and he laughed right
6T ..i!d 81 . Tie rest on 'em, they
laughed till was glad to get out o
that school. and into my sleigh with
Liza Jane, with the old gray mare
streakim it for home and ! declare
fort. if the very sleigh bells as they
.iinglcd didn't seem to keep sIyiu'. Il
love. you love | love. you love -
Mr.. J.-But how about poor Liza
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1875-02-26
How Curran Corrected an Anticipator.

Curlan was often annoyed when
pleading before Lord AvonmOre, owing
to his lordship's habit of being influ-
enccd by first impressions. He and
Curran were to dine together at the
house OF Il friend. aud the opportunity
was seized 10y Currau to cndeavOr to
cure his l"rdShip'S habit of anticipating.
Nv hy. MI. Currau, you have kept us Il
full hour waiting dinner for YOU -
gIumhling out Lord Avonmore "Oh.
my dear lord, regret it much. You
know it seldom happens. but I've just
been witness to Il most melancholy Uc-
currence." "Iou seem terribly moved
10y it-takc il glass of wine. What
was it ? What waS it 2 Il will tell
You. my lord. the moment | can collect
myself. | had been detained at court
in the court of chancerN. Your lord
ship knows the chancellor sits Late
Il do, | do but 90 on" well. my
lord. | was hurrying here us fast as ever
| could lid not even change my
drcSs--I hope | shall be excused for
coming in my boots 'POOlI. pooh.
Never mind your boots. The point
come at once To the point of your story.
''Oh. ! will. my lord. III Il moment. !
walked here l would not even wait to
get the carriage ready. 1t would have
taken time Vou know. Now. there is
II market exactly III the road by which
| bad to pass. Your lordShip may per-
hap> rccollcct the market You :?
#" Ice sure | do: Z" on. Cm1an 90
on with your story" Il am very glad
your lord>hip remembers the market,
t"r totally forget the name of it-thc
nlmc-thc namc-" ''What the
deuce signifies the uHmc oi it. >ir 4! Its
the Castle market. ''Gnur lordship l.
perfectly right it i called the Castle
market. Well. | va, passing through
that very identical Castle market. whrl,
! observed Il butcher preparing I" Kill Il
calf He had huge knife in his hand
il was as sharp H. Il razor. The cali
was standing beside him. He drew the
klIitc /" plunge it into the aiiimal. just
H. hr WAS in the act of duin" 50. Il little
boy about fouI Years old. his only son
the lovcit~t little baby ever SIM
IAN suddenly across his path. and lac
killed OH Heaven he killed
The child, the child. the child - v"-
cltcIatcd Lord Avonmorc. No. my
lord. the calf" continued Curran. very
coolly: he killed the calf. hat y"ul l"ld-
ship i in the habit of anticipating.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1875-02-26
"Owe No Man"

There is no worse demoralizer of
character than debt. The sad records
of dcfaulting. emhczzling. and dishon
est failure which we meet With so con-
Stantly in the daily press. are often. III
deed most frequently. the re>nlt of the
decentralization of debt. and consequent
desperate efforts at eXtiirati"n. The
financial props have given away. The
little debt, which at fist WAS us small
as grain of mustard seed, like the
rolling snow ball, has gathered weight
and multiplied itself IA thousand fold.
And still it grows, and like the fabulous
hydra which Hercules was sent to kill,
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1875-02-26

guess the reason why | have ventured
to summon YOU here. You must have
understood the meaning of my atten-
tons. Need Tell you how dear you
have become 10 me? Need speak of
the love you have inspired -
~ ou are 81 kind She mulmuIed.
Il am contemplating an early return
to the city, and wish to arrange for the
wedding. if | can obtain any expression
of YOUR wishes. DO you object to an
early day
Amy day Will he Supremely blest,
She said, softly. that makes me NOur
wife.
"My wife. Bless my soul, my neph
cw told me
"Oh. Nh. Burke, You do not imagine
| have encouraged that bOyr with an
accent of the most magnificent srorn.
He is an amiublc Young fellow, aud |
have been kind to him. Bat love be
tween myself and boy of that age is
simply picp">tcrou>.
II am aware that the disparity of
Nc.tIs-
"My dear Mr.. Burke, do NOT speak Of
that. To me there is IL dignity and no
hility about Il man who has passed mid
dlc life that can never he attained with.
ont the experience of yraIS. Believe
me. your having IL slight advaI tage of
me III age will but increase my respect
and will detIact nothing from my at1cc
lion.
You are only too kind. Then may
tell Frank that You
"Why talk of frank Surely You
may choose Il wife without your neph-
cw : interference"
Il choose Il wife, My dear Young
lady. " hat are You talking about ! |
have II" intention of seeking II Wife.
No intention OF seeking 1t wife a.,
Have YOU not Just made me an offer of
marriage
Not at all. was the cool reply. Il
was under the impression that Nnu were
engaged I" my nephew. As Frank L.
my uraIc>t .rclativr ami my heir. | was
anxious Ia win the affection of his prom
i>rd wife. But since there l. no engage
mcnt bCtWrcu YOU
"Oh, Nj. Burke. Nnu must have mis-
understood me. My only fear WAS lest
You should NOT sanction our love. Dear
Frank has often spoken of your father
J., love tuI him. lou will not repeat to
l'lIh 'i' WI \ ~ N'lN l'II wv ll'iN' ilthi
| my confusion Nou will forget my
Wild word -
''Bur shall not
hc blinds parted aS Frank spoke,
revealing hi white face and anger
lighted eyes. Miss fIuthingham gave
Il scream and Uncle Coleman said qui-
ctk
Are YOU convinced ,"
"Fully The boy Miss Frothingh CHAM.
thanks y"u tor showing him the folly OF
Trusting in the love of 4 coqucttc. luu
have given me Il sharp lesson. Uncle
Coleman: hur | thank YOU that my life
has not been hlightcd hy woman :
rcachcIy."
The pale face vanished. Unclc Cole
man with ccrcmonious bow. took his
departure. while Lucia Frnthingham
vent int" grusinr mysteries on tn,
~oii.
nclr Coleman joined Frank on the
porch. and linking his aIm in his ueph-
cW'>. said kindly:
"F"rgiy'. me the pain cause You, fnI
the love bean you.
II thLuk y"u. WAS the reply. " on
have saved uIt i life of misery 10y show
ing me Il mrICcnaN Woman'> ucdrherN
/ shall m'NcI feel any emotion but graf
itudr thar y"n proved Your words.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1875-02-26
Proving His Words.

"Inrie Coleman I'm g"lmg t" MAJ
~ l."cia Frolhingham
"E.h What ,"
nrlc Coleman rtt d"Wn his mcW~-
paper. pushed his >i'r'tacir> up on hi
forehead, and glarcd at lii nephew.
"G"im% t" marry Lucia flothiug
ham hc cried. after ga>plng awhile ia
sheer di>naI. y on idiot
"Thanks." Wn> the cool reply. Il
know you do NOT admire the lady. hut
~ mere there l. >llong mutual love
strong mutual tiddlr>tirk =" inter
ruptcd Uncle Coleman. cnuIcmptuuu>iN .
'' on may love hct She i pretty and
Fascinating. but ~ hat she loves l. l"u
bank account. ny hoy. knew it
would hr ~ Whcu N"iL Aunt Jennie
lcit luG Il cool hundred thou>..i.d. lur
boys will he boys. only. t"I 2o"dmc>>
sake. wait Il year "l two hct"r, y"u
saddle Yourself with wife"
Il am twcntN-unc. >ir. with au nn-
m n>c uir OF dignity.l
And | am sixty -iOuI. Now. Frank
dr hear reason. Lucia Frothinghnm l..
Il fascinating w"mam. touching thr tIir-
tics if not already over HE line Il lin
l>itrd tlirt. and ~ mcrrcuarN - she i
pretty. know hcl. and i,i Nou her
ittrrtions are. ccutrI,d anon ,niu Aun,
.Jcnuir's lc"ar\ and the halt million in
u,,snectiyr nj my huukrr's.'
IL I.ucI. rnI,.u,.,,, ,,i,I his u,.,L.v
ho,I, IL r.v.r tLni,mI,t nf !, ,,u,.I, los.
snake uf il
81 du,-t supu,sc ,ou ever did Hay
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