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Frostburg mining journal. [volume] (Frostburg, Md.) 1871-1913, 1875-02-13
STRAW PAPER.

In manufacturing straw PAPER, the n,a-
chinery needed is one steam boiler. one
bleach-tub ten by twelve feet. with a false
bottom; one rotary straw-washer. two en-
gnes six by sixteen feet; one machine not
less than forty eight inches wide. Tho
straw is first packed in the bleach-tu5 and
saturated with lime water at the rate Of
about barrel to a ton; then boiled for
about twelve hours, OF until it becomes soft
and pliabie. 1t thea passes through the
washer. which is we'll supplied with water.
to cleanse ii from linn, AMI dirt; then it
passes to the engines where it is beaten to
pulp, suitll,lc for tac machine in which the
paper is made
Frostburg mining journal. [volume] (Frostburg, Md.) 1871-1913, 1875-02-13
TOOK AWAY HER TEET;y.

True love has it, usual unpleasant course
in the bosom Of Il woman in the upper
part Of Evansrillc. Ind. who loved not
wisely but too well. Her lover presented
her with late style of false teeth to re-
place those missing from between the lips
where his wero won't t. stray and steal tho
dew of love. But col,iness finally came,
and he sought another object for his aifec-
tions. SAc. too, happened to he toothless'
and tho lover hld recourse to her whom he
had desc rted, and tho teeth were wr'sted
from her and presented to tho new love.
No. wants the assistance Of the police to
recover tic apparatus whcrewtA she dis
poses Of her usual pLbuhtm.
Frostburg mining journal. [volume] (Frostburg, Md.) 1871-1913, 1875-02-13
BEWARE OF "TuE Ivy GREEN"

The Harrisburg Pntriot ;ells the following
that city. from poison, endangered by
contact with the plant known us the poi
son ivy"
About Il week ago. q Young man named
Logan Ellis. aged nineteen years, and
comrade named Dare. aged seventeen. son
of +. O. Dare, Esq, Broad street, went to
the island opposite the city, on iosgy
morning. for the purpose of shooting ducks.
Visitors to Independence, Bailcy's and
Ripley's islands, have no doubt noticed
bright green vines, running up the trunks
of tho large trees, ut those resorts. to u
great ist,nce, clinging to the branches in
some instances, till they crow down again
to the starting point and along ground.
over logs and debris, many feet away from
the stem. Among these vines the young
hunters remained, and, owing to the fog,
the poisonous matter penetrated their glr-
mcnts, poisoning their neither cXtrcmities
in a fearful manner. A few days after the
poison broke out over the body OF young
Dare. in the shape Of an eruption, but the
young man was kept in doors and promptly
treated and is now in n fare way Of rccov-
cry. His legs, body and arms. however,
were frightfully swollen.
Young ELS. who WIS in the employ Of
Mr.. Swope as driver Of a team, was affected
in the same way and continued his work up
to Saturday. when he complained of being
sick. and was shortly aftcrward taken ILL.,.
He took spasms on Saturday night and
suffered the most cXcruciating pain till
death relieved him of his suiTerings some
time during Saturday afternoon. The
poison, it is thought, struck into his system.
reaching the vital parts, causing death.
Ellis resided With his parents on Fulton St,
near Sayfo-,l ley. The vine referred to is
styled tl,a common wool ivy, found cling
ing to old oak trees in most of the American
forests.
Frostburg mining journal. [volume] (Frostburg, Md.) 1871-1913, 1875-02-13

Ir was only the difference Of an 40"
and an Il '-Snya tie Cincinnati CONNER
cial Bullct,n:
"Wherell you have thc5c?" said hard
handel man OF Athens the other day in the
nrt gallery Of the Mechanic Exposition, ut
tho same time putting down two gigantic.
gaudily- painted tin jars on the table n.
which the energetic Slack was busily writ
ing, with q thump that made everything
dance again.
"Who-e will hcavc thcm?" said the
journalist, leading back il his seat and gaz-
ing in astonishmcnt ut the two tin horrors.
"Why, will heave tlem ofl this table
in the first place, and out of this room i'll
the second place
"Waal, yoa needn't g2t huTy about it.
You told me to bring 'e,n here and you d gin
'em a good place"
al told you to bring them hcre?' said
Slack. "Whcn? where: how? ?"
why" said the would-be exhibitor. "you
! writ it on my Letter and sont it back to me;
here it is, in a big hand, phin as print"
and he praduccdalotte'w which. sure enon sh.
was in,iorscl i'll the bo.l hand Of the editor.
"Sond them to the art gallery, and if they
arc what yon say they are, We vii give them
good place"
Pnzz!ny over it for a minute, he turned
back the leof. andhi3 astonishlnentsub
into II smile as he RAD:
81 have got two Of the h'nlsomcst
painted water colors in Boston, which want
to show you in the Mechanics Fair
Young man, 90 east, to the Quincy Hull.
and perhaps you can set space, but ne:t
time you write letter about your merchan-
disc, spell coo!c, With two o's AMI an c.
Frostburg mining journal. [volume] (Frostburg, Md.) 1871-1913, 1875-02-13

A MlsErLY old l1dy kept an inn. One
day famishcd colder called on her for
something to cat. Some bones that were
pretty well pickel were placed before him.
After finishing his dinner, a little son of tho
landl,dy, noticing that the soldier found it
very difficult TO make cut much of n dinner,
put some money into his handsaS he stepped
out of the door. When his mother cIme
in, he asked her how much it was worth to
pick those old bones.
"Sixpcnce, my dear sail the oil lady,
expecting to receive the money.
Il thought so,' rcplio1 tho boy. go
gave the soldier 4 sixpence for doing it"
Frostburg mining journal. [volume] (Frostburg, Md.) 1871-1913, 1875-02-13
a EOESAkES WIFE.

A telegram was sent to q Chicago police
station sitting that the body Of a new born
child, supposed to have been murdered, had
been found and the mother was undcr0rroSt.
The poor girl is pretty, petite, hlack-eycd
Young female of unusually modest, and
even timid, demcanor. She is nineteen
years old and looks as though the thought
of committing great crime would amply
suffice to scare her to death. A reporter in
tcrviewed her her at the Chicago avenue
station, where she told her story in n
straightforward way, and subsequent in
vestigation failed to disprove single state
mont she made. Her maiden name is NJ lry
Kern. About year ago she was mNrried
to Spence Marson. in the city of New York,
in whose fathers family she had been e!n-
plovcd us domestic. Last July the heart
less husband deserted his young and mex
pcricnccd wife, and sho had not since seen
him, but supposcs he is somewhere i'll New
Jersey. Without friends in New York. and
almost distracted by her forlorn condition,
she sought TO better her fortunes by seeking
new home il, Chicago.
Frostburg mining journal. [volume] (Frostburg, Md.) 1871-1913, 1875-02-13

The head is ouc-third the entire length of
A spe.m-whac. and in Obtaining the valuable
sprrnaccti which it contains, the wllalemcn
divide it into three parls-tIe ''cn>c, the
Junk" and the bone. The Junk is first
hauled on board and slowed away, and then
the case is hailed The ease is IL mas
sivc part of the head cellular in the interior,
the walls of cells Running vertically and
transycrSclv, 1t is filed with oily substance
of n faint yellow tint, translucent when
warm. The oil-bearing flesh forms ahoGt
onc-third of the mass, and in n large whale
il has Welded three and half tons. The
case also contain, the respiratory canal, and
II cavity of extraordinary depth flied with
OIL An opening is made at one end for the
purpose of baIing, and it is next hauled
to verticie position beyond the reach Of the
water A deep and narrow bucket attached
to line and pulley is then lowered, and
brought up full Of transparent Spcrnac"tl
mixed with silky integuments, having shc
odur of freshly dlawn milk. The sore tIanls
of the crew bathcd in this rich substance,
are relieved and healed. and the grecnhorIS
dabb.e in it with the inctinbie satisfaction
displayed by the city youngsters IN mud
puddle.
Frostburg mining journal. [volume] (Frostburg, Md.) 1871-1913, 1875-02-13

OLD Ira Thornton was adreadfully mean
man, and had difficulty, sometimes. in
drawing his breath, because he bcgrudgod
the air necessary for that operation. Ono
day the old fellow WAS at work up"n the
high beams Of his barn, when he lest his
balance and fell heavily upon tn" floor
twenty feet below, he WAS taken up for
dead, with fractured skull. and carried
into the house. All efforts to bring i'in to
consciousness were unavailing, and the
doctor was called. Finally, the doctor
having trepanned him turned and asked
Mrs. Thornton for silver dollar to put
in where the piece of skull was wanting.
At this remark, Ira, who had been breath
ing heavily, turned in bed and groenct
out Wouldn't cent do as wellf'
Frostburg mining journal. [volume] (Frostburg, Md.) 1871-1913, 1875-02-13

A TEACHER in Sunday school in R.
was examining Il class of little boys from
Scripture catechism. The first question
was, "Who stoned Stephen?" "The Jews
Second question; Where did they stone
him p Beyond the limits of the city"
The third question: "Why did they take
him beyond the limits of the city = was
not in the book, and proved poser to the
whole class; it passed from head to foot
without an answer being attempted. At
length a little fellow who had been scratch
ing his head all the while looked up, and
said,'' "Well, don't know, unless it was
to get d fair 1s';;n;5 III H'r+ -
Frostburg mining journal. [volume] (Frostburg, Md.) 1871-1913, 1875-02-13
RIGHT LIVING.

1t is hard saying, but true one. that
many profcsscl Christians are not seemingiy
happy themselves. neither do they help to
make others happy around thom. Why
is il so? Is it because they are trying to
y,' r"aly for the next world. altogrt ler for
getting it is their duty to make themselves
and those around them happy in this2 1t
is very important to know how to live
wisely and happily in this world The
earthly life is to be lived here. We do not
know much about the other world If the
heavenly gates are MAR. we can only catch
:, faint glimpse, now and then, of the beauty
there is within. God loves beauty in this
world every flower that blooms, every tree
that waves. prove this; 81 it becomes us to
mak. our own live and homes aS beautiful
and happy rs within lis Ii Is, trusting the
future in the hands of God. The religion
that does not make and those aro'nt us
better and happier in this life is not worth
having and they who striv" to do this are
serving God as truly upon their bonded
knees, or III the services Of the sanctuary.
Then, if we are ever striving to make 9th
crs happy. it will increase eur own htpp'-
ness, i'll this world and i'll the world t,,
come.
Frostburg mining journal. [volume] (Frostburg, Md.) 1871-1913, 1875-02-13
SUSPENDED ANIMATION.

A most remark lblc instance of Il suppos.
ed corpse having been found to possess
signs of animation and of the person really
being restored to life, has just transpired
i'll Ionkors. A seven year old child OF
machirist named Miller, having been in
delicate health almost from the time of its
birth, was attacked by an unusually severe
fit of illness last week. 1t is understood
that the medicine prescribed was power-
full opiatc, but whether this WAS the cause
or not, it is assorted that when the medical
man called the second time, u glance at his
late patient induced him to pronounce the
child dead. The services of an undertaken
were procured. and by him the supposed
corpse was prepared for tho last rites.
The undertaken and his assistant. on
transferring the body to the casket in which
it was shortly to bcintcrrcd. were struck with
astonishmcnt at the peculiar appearance Of
the remains. 1t was noticed that there was
marked absence of riyor mortis, or that
stiffness which is IN inseparablc concomi.
tant of departed life. Three or four ply
sicians were sent for. and they ut once COM
mcnccd thorough search for any linger-
ing evidence of vitality that might remain
in the subject, resorting. among other
means, to that of tying Il cord tightly on
the fingers, whereby it was seen that the
nails changed color, plainly indicating that
the heart hnd not ceased to perform its all
important functions. The most approved
resorted to, and accordingly y more palpa-
Bile degree of vitality was produced. al-
though it is doubtful if the little one who
was so providentially rescued from a living
tomb can long survive the protracted ordeal
through which it las passed.
Frostburg mining journal. [volume] (Frostburg, Md.) 1871-1913, 1875-02-13

he said, with his eyes fixed upon n dirk
holv approaching the 'gagon- train from the
south west. III th vre Apachcs, Ross.
we want to keep car distance for the
present
yes" was the reponsc. Well watch
Them from this point
1t was soon distinctly seen tnat the NOV
;ne. mass was / ban / Of savlges, and some
consterr .tion seemed to prevail among the
emigrants Men wcII socn hurrying to and
fro, seeing to their stecds, families and
firearms.
By.and-by the savages reached the train,
and the slyrr-huntcrs saw thom minglo
with the whites.
For few moments the intentions of the
Indians seemed to be peaceful; but sud-
denly yell rent the air, and the report of
firearms followed.
Heavens! they're massacrcing the
whitesr' cried Ross. We must help them,
Kyle"
"No!" was the response. They are do.
ing the work you We're to do"
81 care not cried the young hunter. "I
want to see that girl. TAey SHALL not kill
her"
He un5l,,ng his carbine, and gave his steei
the shining spurs.
"Hc is mad !" calculated Bains. ,lashins
after him. But I'll follow him 70 tho
gates of Hadas!'
H. soon caught up with the excited
Ohioan, and together the twain dashed
among the comhatants, and dealt deadly
blows right and left. Several wagons were
already in fumes. @na the cmisrants
We're fighting for their families ike
tigers.
Suddenly Chalbcrt Ross heard his
name called in wpmAn's lesparing
tone.
He turned and be'',ld white face in
one OF the shtttarcl w Agons.
The next instlnt, I. ;lr,lless of the lances
that glttcral about kun, he cleared a path
and WAS alon ssilc.
"kAto!" he cried. chow came you
here -
81 had hoped to Gnl you, Chalbcrt," WAS
the veal, reply. 81 i'ft Buena Vistn-My
God look, for your lite!"
lie turned AMI ST Ick tho lance aside,
and slew the Apach, whose hands clutched
it madly. The IS of foes bore him
back; but aga IT, II q minut = desperate
fighting, he came to the wagon.
Kate Aylesforl's face was stil there; but
it was so very pale.
"kl.c. klte :"
No answer He lifted her head. ana
thrn cried:
dead! the devils havo slain the woman
lovel!'
How mally he TUNED. then, and
how trrccly he fou. h., the reader can
tell.
By-and-by the fortunes of battle
brought him face to flce with Kyle
Bnins,
Come" he cri,d, We mast e.
cape
"Agvcsti," stid the giant, and the two
men fought themselves clear of foe, anu
rode away like the W 4.
Holly the Indian pnrsncl; but they
never caught the III / who, tor the HI.
Of Kate AylessorJ, took terrible ven
scance.
She was Chalbcrt r - OHIO love; h2r.
was the face on the Z, ,l,llion, and it va:
her life ih4t th@ silver hnntcr had pronisrt
Ncva to take.
The Indian girl never mot the huntcr
again In their lru for vengeance the,
forgot the lost min, and years attrrw.ur'
A man with gray hai' entered the ,'llas'
of Bucna Vista.
1t WAS Ch!lbert ECss, and he told n tai
Of vengeance that chilled many 4 heart
Kyle Btins fell before an Apache arrow
but not until he could hoIst Of $atlstyin.
his hatred Of the red race.
Where Nate Aylcsr. rd sleeps 'lo no
know; but there is al old man who coul,
tell you, reader.
Frostburg mining journal. [volume] (Frostburg, Md.) 1871-1913, 1875-02-13
ELOOD OF TIE HUMAN SYSTEM

The axiom that eve die daily is rapidly
illustrated in u parlgrlp lph of Prof. Reitcrns
paper on Biology, recently read before the
British association. Referring tothe blood,
il is sud that the duration of life in any
of its ptrticlas is but short; thy die and
their places are occupied by others. and 50
continue IL substitution which only ends in
death After every meal an amazing num-
Der of white corpusclcs are added to the
blood; breakfast doubles Their propo!t on
three times, and dinner rakrs ii four times
us great. They come from such solid glands
us the spleen. In the blood going to this
organ. their proportion is one to tw" taous-
and two hundred and sixty in that return
ing from the spleen, it is us one to sixty.
Perhaps the most stupenloGs fact of or
g,nization is the st ady maintenance of
but slight variable characters in the living
and moving blood. which is every moment
undergoing changes Of different kinds Is it
crculltes through each tissue and organ ot
the body
Frostburg mining journal. [volume] (Frostburg, Md.) 1871-1913, 1875-02-13
DROSTBVEG EsOVk.s..
G.. LYNCH, PRorRIEToH
Mnin Street. netg HsHp1s.

This wcll-known House has recently 'N'h
renovated, repaired and rclurn'NLrH' aita =
now open for the accomn"da'!on" Oh I'e pun
lie, S1abing and the best attention I" l,o!S'7
furnished. NHVt oV-IN
Frostburg mining journal. [volume] (Frostburg, Md.) 1871-1913, 1875-02-13

WHEN Peoria youth goes to spark
Girl, he finds the old Lady in one corner Of
the room, the old man IN another, and dog
under the melodeon, and he is required TO
spank Up Ike an orltor.
Frostburg mining journal. [volume] (Frostburg, Md.) 1871-1913, 1875-02-13
FRANK r.. DAVIS.
ARCHITECT, a

An CORNER CHARLES & FAYETTE aTS.,
Entrance on Faycttc Street,
ISOom No. /. BAL lM'hh
Baltimore, June IA, 1S,.3---y
Frostburg mining journal. [volume] (Frostburg, Md.) 1871-1913, 1875-02-13
LAW and REAL ESTATE

RROiDWIY. FROSTBtRG, MD.
IN connection with the practice Of Law,
/ the undersigned will give special attrn
tion to the
Purchase and Sale of Real Estate,
And shall cndcavor to make il the interest "i
persons wishing to purchase least, or rent
property, to first apply at this office rF"p-
cr,y entrusted to him tor saIr or "'h'F "lH
position will be advertised at his own '\-
pcnsc. He has at present for slir, or rem
several desirable houses, several 2""' GUS
ncss stands, and rooms suitable i"r "Iilc' 5
JNO. ). GROVE,
Sept At'"f''tl ~ Law" -''...
Frostburg mining journal. [volume] (Frostburg, Md.) 1871-1913, 1875-02-13

READrvd the great Spurgeoa'1 (.oc!ar1-
ton that "a cigar is thing to thank G'i
for.t school boy in R.iae bought cigar.
He WAS aftcrAari a2cu .ug.pgpr,r@t t,-.cc.
tat Le w1s NJ, G:.-;ng tA..l&4.
Frostburg mining journal. [volume] (Frostburg, Md.) 1871-1913, 1875-02-13
G. +. HAEsTZEAE a. CD.

UNDER "JOURNAL7 FKINTIN" VFFIVE,
Main Street. FrOstbIrg. 9d..
SADDLE AND IIARNESS-MA
III AVE on hand and for sale Fine and
IL Coarse Harness Collars, Hamcs, Trace,
Halter, Br, ast and Butt Chains, Men : amt
Side S",,dles, all qualities; Riding and Blind
Brides, Horse Blankets : leigh Bells, ,ag-
on and Buggy Whips, and everything per-
tanning to trst-class shop. We make a
specially of putting up Fine Harness.
and in this line we defy competition. Best
quality of Mining Work always on
hand, and orders promptly filled. Work of
all descriptions mnde to order, Repairing
neatly and promptly done. Prices rcasona-
be s7~ Orders solicited NOV ! Y
Frostburg mining journal. [volume] (Frostburg, Md.) 1871-1913, 1875-02-13
New Tin Shop!

NEARLY OPPOSITE THE
Enslish Lutheran Church. Main ST.,
w HERE there is kept Il full assortment
w of all kinds Of
Tin and Sheet Iron Ware.
At Wholesale and Retail.
Also the Celebrated N0EEsarcii
Cook Stove. Heating Stew rs. etc
Prompt attention given to all kinds OF
JObbing. Roofing. SpeNtSa".
etc, done at VERY LOWEST PRICES
May 3O--y JOHN 2,giglr1sy.
Frostburg mining journal. [volume] (Frostburg, Md.) 1871-1913, 1875-02-13
GENEsGE HILL.
q EVDKSV H hE Wiz. -,
nANTFACT,'RFRO OF ALL KINDS Ot'
e1nrni1y Soaps.

AXES this mcthCd of informing the
public generally Of Allcgany county, tia'
lie is prepared at all times to fill orders for his
SUPERIOR FAMILY SOAPS. NoH20-y"
Frostburg mining journal. [volume] (Frostburg, Md.) 1871-1913, 1875-02-13

HARDW A Re
J. IL. IIt'NTiTE.
Dealer in Kas sdware nc,
MAY 24-Y a FCs. ~ . ?. 80.
SIMS li0'I2i-

DJEDMONT, Baltimore IN ! pH.' "a.
l road,) West Virginia,
Nov .JP. \. ENTLER Prop'r.
Frostburg mining journal. [volume] (Frostburg, Md.) 1871-1913, 1875-02-13

HOUSE AND e-e,7 rs-@N-r : y
If YOU WANT HOUSE OR SIGN
PAINTING DONE, GO TO
James EE. Has. iSc.
Auo o2-y Frostburg, Md.
Frostburg mining journal. [volume] (Frostburg, Md.) 1871-1913, 1875-02-13

nEALER in Wall Paper, "in""W
Rlinds and Notions Also contract
or for House Painting, Papering and Ola
ring Main St, 3 doors east of Water St,
Frostburg. lAPiA'
Pennsylvanische Staats zeitung. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1843-1887, 1875-09-02
SeifrrInn 9abis.

30 mpbiO, @u9 10. 5eftrlOr
9apiS iiibrt III eiuem 8rieie an ben 9le
ricuItnr.@srsn in 8innebn9O County
SllS., Die 8riInOe an, lueIbe ibn beiuo
gen, belien GinInbun9 bel Gr6ffnunf
Der &uSitelluus cine &eOe Su buIteu
nibt an3nnebmen, SicicIbcn iino ocl
Sauptladc nad:
/. Gr boffte, oab Der perlonIi5e Ser
ftbr eini9e Der @orurtbeiIe befampfer
luiirbe, Die lbre Gntltebun9 Yartei.SSoc
tionen ber6anfen uno pel6e Der Saf
einjeIner SnoiDibuen n6brt Sscrnel
Idien eS ibm, Oa CT Die SntereGen ocS
MiIiiIIippi SbaIeS inn @u9e bat, pafieno
Iid perlonIi1 an Der @derbai. .@usiteI
lung 81 betbciIisen I'M aus berleIber
gtuben fir Die uderbuasnbsn 0iitriett
,u Sieben.
2 gr 0laubte Die. S6Hidfeit bes 81.
rectoriums be$ Gderbau,SereinS amer
fennen 3u tiiiiIieu uno mar ouberbem Der
feIten lteberjslaune, bab feline She'll
nabme ou Der GusitelInn9 Dem 8erein
lutit cher 8ortbeil ais Gdaoen brin9en
mlrbe. Su oieiem 9lanbsn luurbe er
nod beltdrft, ba perldieoenen onbers
@dcrbau.Iereine in SlliuoiS GinIabnn'
gen an ibn erseben IieBen,'
8. Gr 9loubte ourd Die Gnnabms Der
ginIaoun9 einem perionlidsn unb Idn9Ii
sebcsten Bunid &e9uuns 3n tra9en,
ildmIidj in ben @eeenoen, pel6e ibnl
Dor Sabren ais unciiltiUirt befannt tua.
rem, bliltbenoe Seloer unb ben NderbalI
in isiuer bObiteH 8Iiitbe befteben gu ie.
hen
Pennsylvanische Staats zeitung. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1843-1887, 1875-09-02
NerbremeH.

8cnn mir bic 3cituusen sur $ant
rcbmen unb ilber bic Qiite Der 8erbre'
dcu nOdlcbcn. bic unS td9lid Surd ber
8clc9ropbeu mit9etbeiIt Iueroen, 70 milf
fen luir eIuubeu, bub mir aui bem So
bcpunft Der Serbrc6cn on9efpmmeu
iiuS. 8On Sabr au Sabr permebrer
iid Die sdanbtbatsn unb iuerben ardll.
clbaiter in ibrer SOrm, iudbrcnb bic
9eridtSbOfe aber nidt Die berbalmie.
mdBissre Strense Der 8eitrafun9 eines
@auners, lueIder 8eIo ooer einfIubrei.
DIE Qeute 3ur Saub bat, iit uidt MIR cine
Seltenbeit ionoern 9sb6rt tbatIddIid
in ous 8et6 Der llnmO9lidfeit. I'm.
terbeIleu fiiIlsn iid uniere eorreftionss
bdnlcr NIT ilIn9en Sau9eni9tIen tno
&erbre6ern, unb bic J3abl Der eripahle.
ncn SaIunfen, iueIdt ben 6elebeH Sobn
iprcdjcn, ia oieieIben io9ar berausfor.
bern, mcbrt iib init iebem Sage in
Neutrality-suspicious. 8eiie Sin folder
3nItauo lit ni6t mir Elm un9Iiidli1er,
ionperu Gin Observation-Disclosures. .baupt.
iddbIid fir Elm 2ano. Odb iit) nitt9Ieids
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