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Alma Grange, No. 20.


VI. F. LOCKE. Master,
A. j. Steward. Overseer,
f. l.. seward. Lecturer,
j. +. smith. Steward.
W L. Boiling Assistant Steward
\ II. Dohh.. Chaplain,
4. ". Boiling, Treasurer,
\. Is. Howell Secretary,
+. r. Byar., Gate Keeper.
Mrs. y. \ Locke. Ceres,
Mrs. Il 7. Renfroe. Pomona
Mrs. NJ. \. Pride Flora,
Mrs. VI. 4. Smith, Stewardess.
Prairie Grove Grange. No. 11S.
CnAs. T. PERRISE Master,
Wm T. Morgan, Oyer>eer.
Samuel Ramsden, Lecturer
j. b. Smith. steward,
j. -. Parker. Asst. steward,
Saml Il Bourland. Chaplain,
John B. kiblcr. Treasurer
l.. +. Bryan. Secretary,
John kblcr. Gate Keeper,
Mrs A j. Winters, Ceres,
d. G. Hiblcr, Flora.
" Kate Shields. Pomona.
" Emma Micrs, SteWardess.
Shamrock Grange No, -.
: Il Cox, Master.
W. B. Shoemaker, Oyerseer,
Icondas Neal. Lecturer,
Houston London, Steward,
James l.. Shoemaker. Asst steward,
Eli Oliver, Chaplain,
Manson W. Hill Treasurer,
II. B. Hale. Secretary,
Samuel llill. Gate Keeper
Mrs. Rulha Hale, Ceres,
Elill Y Shoemaker, Pomona,
Narcissa Shoemaker, Flora,
Judia London, Stcwardess.
Meeting. Saturday morning 0 o'clock, aftc
the full moon of each month. Grangcrs Ii
good standing are invited to meet with us.
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Mulberry Grange, No. 1871.

Mulberry Grange, No. l3'.
Z. IlorrER. Master.
w. =. BAILEY. OverSeer.
w. J REMY. Lecturer.
T. REMY, Steward.
]. .GoopM.N. Assistant Steward.
JosEPH ScOTT, Chaplin.
L. W. MARLER, Treasurer.
WILLIAM WILKERsoS. Secretary.
Eli MORGAN. Gate Keeper.
Mrs. T.. a. QUEsESBEgY, Ceres.
Mrs. FREDoNIa SCoTT. Pomona.
Mrs. MARY BENNETT, Flora.
Miss JOSIE WIGLEY, Asst. Stewardess.
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Oranges in Crawford County.
Crawford Grange.

JAMES SANGSTER, Master.
IltRAM BRoD Oyerseer,
". 4. B. DAVENPORT. Lecturer.
TnoNAs : FOSTER. Steward.
:. c. CoTTRELI- Assistant steward,
PEARSON MAYFIEiD. Treasurer,
P. B LoID, Chaplain.
i. G. HATHAWAY, Secretary,
4. J. FOSTER. Gate Keeper,
Mrs. JULIA FOSTER. Ceres,
Mrs. HIRAM BRODIE Pomona,
Mrs. SUSAN 4. LoID, Flora,
Mrs {. NJ. HOLMAN, Lady Ast stew d.
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IUST RECEIVED.
y ) bbls Julius II. Smiths old reserve
Whi31NSy,

warranted not to cut in the eye--not head
ache in hhds. of tit j. no sooner in your
belly than lis on your back in a pound of beet
and it carries bead like necklace; for
sale 10y
GEORGE AUSTIN.
, 1875-06-17

been created here by the publication in
st. Petersburg circles of an article advo-
eating an alliance between Prussia and
England, because that between the three
Empires has lost the power of guaran-
teeing peace since one member thereof
has become suspected of war,like de-
signs.
LONDON, June ia special dispatch
| to the Times says Don Carlos has given
his son the title Of Prince of Asturiks.
He has also convoked the Biscay Juntas
to contrast the attitude of the Carlists
with that of the Alfonsoists whose Gov
ernment he says is afraid to summon
the Cartes.
PITTsBUIG, Pa, June 12.-In the libel
suit of W. D. Moore Us. the Pittsburg
Post in the Common Pleas Court, the
jury this morning returned verdict of
ten thousand dollars damages for plain
tiff. The cause of the suit was an arti-
Gle published in the Post in January,
| 1874, wherein Moore, then Chairman of
heDemocratic County Committee, was
accused of abandonin, his trust as
chairman and being traitor to his
party.
ST. LOUIS, June 12.-Adv1ces from
The west say that ". D. jenkins Dep
uty U. S. Marshall and W. D. Street an
Indian Agent and guide, had despe>
rate fight with band of Cheyenne In
dians in Rawlins county, Kansas. few
days ago. They fortified themselves at
the head Of a ravine and fought the
! Indians four hours. They killed seven
and finally drove the remainder off.
BROWNSVILLE, Texas, June 12.-This
rorning Capt. McMeely, of the state
troops with a few of his men. pursued
and after forced march of 25 miles
overlook, band of 12 cattle thieves
twelve miles below here. They showed
light. and in the engagement that en-
sued the whole band of raiders were
killed. McMeely lost one man killed
named Perry Smith, two horses killed
and one wounded. They recaptured
$50 head of stolen cattle.
ST. PAUL, Mimi, June 12.-The court
of Queens Bench of Manitoba was con-
vened Friday, Chief Justice Wood pre-
siding. In his charge to the Grand Jury
he made direct attack on the Ottawa
Government, designated the Dawson
route as delusion and snare and saws
the Pembina brrnch is no better.
SAN Francisco, June Is. - Advices
from Mendocino, Sonoma, Napa, Sac,
ramento. San Joaquin. Santa Cruz and
Santa Clara counties this evening report
heavy rains with strong southerly winds.
No definite information yet received as
to the effect on the crops but it is feared
it may prove disastrous in many locali-
ties.
, 1875-06-17
Ruaet Saana 1ispateh.

Poon TAcoMAl Poor PRoscH.-I ht
venerable editor of the Tacoma Tribune
tie organ of the Land Ring of the North
Pacific Railroad, and his Industrious
and enterprising son. the publisher,
have at length been absolutely starved
out of Tacoma, in common with every
body else who attempted to make set
tlement and a living at the great Rail
road Terminus; and what would be
matter Of deep modification and hui
initiation to persons endowed with Or
dinary sensibility, they are forced tc
come to the people of Seattle, ss tie
Israelites were forced to go to the de-
tested heather Egyptians, for bread
prepared to eat all the dirty things they
have said of us for the past two years
if they may be allowed to share with the
dogs the crumbs that fall from our more
bounteous table. But Prosch has q
most remarkable faculty for adoption to
circumstances, he is not ambitious OF
personal consistency or position, but
has learned in the school of necessity,
to do dogs work for dogs pay. with
little care for the character of his mas
ter. He can readily reverse his engine;
the fulsome pufs which he has been
wont to give Tacoma, will answer just
as well for Seattle, by simply changing
the name; aud for the scornfui vituper~
alton which he has poured upon the
representative men of Seattle, we may
expect essays upon the notorious mems
dscity of "Skookum" Smith. the we'll
known perfdy of Gen. Sprague and the
mearness of Capt. Ainsworth, who at
the last refused him the pitiful subsidy
for which he proposed to remain in
Tacoma and DO the dirty work of the
Land Ring. We harbor no malice
against the poor old man and highly
respect the industry and energy of his
son. That they will getas good living
tere as they did in Tacoma, we hope
and believe; and that their paper can
be made useful to a certain class of men
with personal ends to serve, we have no
doubt, for it is an openly marketable
commodity to the best bidder.
, 1875-06-17

New YORK, June IL dispatcl
from Montreal says Mr.. and Mrs. Bloom
of Green Bay, Wisconsin, were amoni
the cabin passengers of the wrecke;
steamship Vicksburg.
The Grand Jnry are still investigat
ing the silk smuggling frauds and it
probable that by the first of next weel
several more prominent merchants ant
three or four Custom House officers vii
be indicted.
CHICAGO, June ia dispatch re
ceived at Gen. Sheridan's S Headquarter:
from Commanding officer at Fort San
ders, Wyoming, says: "a party of In
dams came into Rock Creek valley or
Saturday and ran off $50 head of hsrses
The Indians have gone northwest and
will probably cross the Platte near the
mouth of Sweetwater.
NEwBURGH. New York, June IL
Mount Snnpre House was burned this
morning; loss S25, 900.
LEBANON, n. Y. June 1.-THE main
buildings of the Agricultural Works OF
this city were burned this morning; loss
$4,000.
New YORK, June 11.--Thirty million
dollars five twenty bonds called in for
the sinking fund fell due to>day and
the payments of gold on this account
during the morning were 81. 200. 900;
specie engagements for to-morruw, ag
gregate 50. 200, 900. 1t is thought the
shipments may reach $4,000, 1000.
The railroad war is continued and on
Monday next the Erie Co. will reduce
fares between New York and Rochester,
Buffalo and Niagara Falls. The reduce
ton will be more than three dollars on
round trip tickets.
NORFOLK, Va, June 11.-Capt. Brown
arrived here to-day in charge Of the
iron safe of tie U. s. man of war Cum
berland which was run into and sunk
in Hampton Roads by the Confederate
ram Virginia in 1862 Divers had been
at work on the wreck ten years baving
in view the recovering of the safe. The
lucky man had only been at the wreck
As hours when he found the safe. The
water at that place is 78 feet deep.
NEW ORLEANS, June IA quaran-
tine of ten days has been proclaimed
by Gov. Kellogg against the ports of
Havana and Vera Cruz from the tenth
of June.
NEW YORK, Juue 1.-THE executive
officers of the Pennsylvania and Balti-
more and Ohio Railroad Companies
have been in session in New York to.
day, discussing points Of difference be"
tween their Cos. The meeting has been
most harmonious and basis for perma-
nent arrangement between the conpa-
nies will be submitted to their respec-
tive boards of directors within the next
ten days.
WASHINGTON, June 11.-A telegram
was received to day from Hon. Abraham
Comings, of Missouri, accepting the
appointment as one of the Commits
sioners to trea. with the Sioux.
Gen. Terry has been elected on the
part Of the army.
Bishop Havens has been rendered the
appointment but has not yet accepted.
Senator Allison and Rev. Hinman
having accepted there is one moro Com
missioner to be appointed.
D. Tinderman leaves to-day for the
Pacific coast to examine the mints at
Carsoo and San Francisco. He will
remain on the Pacific coast about two
months.
, 1875-06-17
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Exc1us1vEIr TO THE nA11Y DISPATCH.
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RE,uN1sCENcE.-In the year 1870,
otter dl save one of the band OF Pa
tr;ots yhose signatures are borne on Tue W
r no"la ,o: r,tion Of Independence had de-
acendei to the tomb, and the venerable
SSSaerrolIalone SSe remained among the living,
tLo G ao,srnilent of the city of New YORK
dep9te committee to wait on tae 1l;s, iiiSs sar
tr;ous urvii;vor and obtain from him, loi
denosi' in the public hall OF the Guy, !
ooG oopv 4 the Declaration of 1776, .gracceo
ouGS' and Authenticated anew with his sigu
unanuiI ,,.u The aged patriot yielded to the
renues and affixed with his own hano
% IN ths ,opy of that instrument the grate
ful zolmn and pious supplemental declar
aye; IssGrshfll sh to Almighty God for tn
Messing which, through Jesus Christ ou
H,ord. H, has conferred on my believe.
4 country !, her emancipation, and on my
self in permitting me, under nd H. carcan. ana !
stances O. mercy, to live to the age e 6. :
eirhty-nir years, and to survive tne ~ II
10th Wear # American independence, an
certify bymy present signature my al
violation tf the Declaration OF lndepel
dence deUce'a adopted by Congress Q on the 4th &
INV INV i77e: which I originally subscribe
on The p day of August OF T. the ] 1 s,t san IL,
wear, and of which | am now the lasS 81
living sigacr, do hereby recommend Il !,
the nrcsent and future generations u
nr;ncM;nles rr r. Of that important document
pilnIiPie' o III, ;nberitance their ance
tors tor cor could bequeath to them, and pr
that t.a tbe IUi civil and religious liberties tn
, have secured to my country may VI =, !"
petuated to remotest poosteri!y, anu
tended to the whole family o. mail 1i.,
/ @CnARLEs CARROLL, of Carrolitoh'
;, "August 2, 1926"
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snifkins staked his all on the result
of game of euch1e the 9tnel ta cards En' very Sy
lost. Throwing down tine tn .sa cafon foI1owinr wins
peevishly he broke forth IN inc .i,s iU,soS frorS
pathetic strain: "T'was ever th'.s e,ndoat nHs
childhood's hour, Pye seen my IOioMaJ AOhuuaS
hopes take flight, and every time Ill Rl"ySSa tSa
the left bower some one took 1t WIN 'i'e
right"
= Mr.. Theodophilus Popp, OF pP1, popP1,
vile, in Popp county, fanScying hlIlse, nmo
to t,'S, be- very popular With his lady.lotyse We,
nonned NJ m the question to her under tn
poplar tree, when she referred req ,ia INN CON
her poppy, who, when asked a,anoe ioa m,s oon u
sent, faboring under the lnnIencg tIs JoO y
ginger-pop, popped him out q OF 1ne T1oosa1 ayo
to The tune of "Pop Goes the weasel
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Tho History Of Postage.s'tamps.

The introduction of the postal system,
- - ot nresent exists in all countries on
ah aSa Globe 10 has been credited to England,
When in 1S4O, covers and envelopes @ were
devised to carry letters all over Ine kIpS Tbss
dom at one penny the single rate. -t;ans in,s
uIn, u1an W was adopted through the exertions
p ppfSir Rowland Hill, who has been aptiyy,
tarmed the "father of. postage stamps.
Tt It' w owapuears, however, that there is an
~ athor nv" ospirant for the Introduction OF the
otan otnel ~ system. In Italy, as far back as
1918 1918 letter sheets were prepared, GUY
stamped in the lower corner, s1nlle n;ntad t;r,ea
we're we're delivered by specially appolnoeu
carriers, on the prepayment OF tae Tt. IT,
ev which the stamp Represented: Anu o,
es essr,v stamp represented courier On =,
Sar:ehack and was of three values. II
nu,' ,no. discontinued in 1886. Whether lta
M"s W. ~ Great Britain first introduced post
y ol .on,Ms @ other countries aiterward be
a asn to avail themselves of this methos
for the prepayment Of letters, al'Hode' *
they did not move very prorap'iy III v"
'naSS Great Britain enjoyed the monopoly. I,
l otamns for three years, and, though III III
n fSs srst Stamps were issued in 1S40, she na
n,sS nasi,s fswer changesiin hers stamps tina
5 MAUI nnw other hero country and has suffered \
: change at all in the main deslgnahS. ~,
!, nortrait of Queen Victoria. IN s"n; OH;
il pOti ppOuntries notably in our own, the oani
y % U,;ch islands, and the Argentine hepu, J,
/ ,ic % the honor of portraiture on u u
i atomns sts, ms is usually distributed among =
N S r;ons high public officers but IN gre e
}; Rritain the Queen alone figures On ~ 4
le stamps, and not even the oranges gar 70 fa
a. ih;rtv-fye % years. have made In her Ia II:
of oI o.a shown on the national and colon'
Sc poT1sShe TSe next Country to follow the exa ; "a
as pie of England was brazi,. m ;s.rad ID consi sU
r series of three stamps was issueu, ,ouot; ounsi
tn ing simply of large numerals a.,e oenTS, Th
es, value. and all printed in BLACK. Z
act oo oar ,oe tha cantons in Switzerland, 9
nl- f TrIand With envelopes which to-I
M .a saai" vsrv rare, Sc and soon al
no them. ahe Bavaria, Belgium, Fran
ne n Hanover, New South Wales !uscs g
III Austria. British Guiana, Prlssla' 2 2
,eit onv Schleswig Holestein, Spain ~
the Un5l uoark Italy, Oldenburg, Trinidad, " W
ce- @ 4embnrp and the United Stases. W
the cnuntries followed in the train, until
OF tSe tb nresent moment there is scarcely
is nrortion nor Of the globe, inhabited by
ion f;ged people, which has not post
mai sta s amus.-a. Nicholas for Nov.
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sH.r1. wE oRaAN1zE.--Thisl is the

SHALL, WE ORGANIZE.--Thlslls Is tne
question s which is now a.ssisaling ths press
and people.-uSSseiX we organize, W.
rotSef ~ ssorganize the Conservative
Democratic party? We 40 not see 0ot now
there can be two opinions on tins suc)ec..
Whatever may be the purpose OF !ne
nemocrats. and shis is a consideration
,vh;ch should not be discussed, lnucn less
determined upon, before the reorganizas,
t;on thew very much need to be unItea
md I'D Iorcanized in such q manner as TO ln-
a"u anre unanimity of action and SO as TO
maIe their whole strength aValiapie
,ha ,nhsn the time for such necessity arrives,
W. "n Il surely will at no distant day.
" Whether they determine upon indepen-
dent action or coalition WIN the tnu oMr
pendent Republicans or any body ei aa our of
Citizens who may favor conunuallon l,.;,i ~
: reform and good government, they WI. WI
need the assistance OF every Yoegf
, n uSo has heretofore allied hlmseI 7
+ with will that party. The organization GI n
nolitical parties is a matter OF too muc9
:. imnortance. and is too we'll understood
!. h hu every intelligent person to require
4 ~ %oyoament or discussion. We have trieo
eve ayerv policy, and have learned that the the
e most most detrimental TO- our interests IS hsns saS
aass;re a,e policy. We have, therefore, PET -
# pr perv much surprised to see some oI "
le Dress again advocating it; It It's. IS coma5 a,Sa
as as r. as Well as suicidal. The best way
n n nreserve ~, Sc peace is to prepare for war
n env fact of interest 10 our peoFie !
,e ne G been developed in the political hls.s a
@ er Of oV our State during the last two yes
d. It is that there are large 9um6er o.
b. n nublicans, both white IsnS ,N.
he have become disgnsta (bs corfapd and
a. ton and proaiggasy sst sltg, psl.,saya. wa
q! are willing isnsg{a%,isbil tS ea essitheYt
,ati which we must be d thst lsssople.
zee zee nuestion is, then shauiSDe kce our
ial Il position to be alb. We ppset a
courage this sentimen toshaN Mt ST.
M % indifference and inactis 0Siscourageeo eo1as me-
a and drive them back ,ora nto tbas e.s sH ns ?
ist. has passive i've policy which ispssosed t0f 10 =
ing EMerckant and Farmer.
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~ lbre readll Cnat COuslRl Delie anu
!, =. lin Dora" I'D taken violent fancy
n NV h b other, d were already quite IN
III Holbroe, a few years Dq'a's
hea9 was a h,1some, stylish girl de-
!. 20 fashionnd amusement, Nth no
ing amour of brain ncLheart, but
skeu{ed of an ,undance of good nature
ndered h a general favorite. :,
ing somehat exhausted herself
Coa ,oaay ie gayetid dof the past season, trav'
.Ise'. KEEP !, ~ a a guietay, during the summer
yer, W had bel recommended in lieu
some ring-placlissipation, which pre-
ones ,,s n had be- followed, not only b,
pu' Hent, bully the Judge himself
with little party of thei
bGed his, deced Judge Holbrook
Eaed lcalIy, wathe very thing to re
hrae, & color topra's pale cheeks like
AsuA- I Which dion he was supporte
4 7 Bartuer, Caldwell, manly
AP gking YOU fellow, who SCENE
T NAY t0ora undt niispecial care; e.
EeIs II Gun tclltIulittle puss," sal
OF AC,elle, "youSna we'll feel hate e
jHEsf ssed, seldom sotls a young lad.
lHHg o. |haere are e1ouswho NJ notice hin
lHhsss' not engage&yself, l nev'
3HRl,a Rlao pign him to yol but, as it is,
se,aa ,ae; vol Rat you will suF zach other pc
Al f&hich it may gathered ths
aHNoie '1 ir intimacy, la's new-fou!
|JHESA, Id not as yet fess her enti
Al Rea15IIe tI,I had really loI her, why h
81 Ag tiniVthing furtherter the mig
he, ,aNept Whisper in her ea1
a SrighV long ago rel "What dc
I. Nn death aud Re choose c
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y The forthcoming marriage OF Mr. :.
Marshall o. Roberts is causing a tiuttes II IN
fashionable circles in Gotham. MI; ts: hoIs:
erts e'r is seyenty-three. His intended brlds $
is is % q yery v, Young and pretty lady whom ne n,
srst e. = NJ, met hut short time after the recent
death of his first wife. A rather. rather VIZ ~
ao anologv is made for him, however
apwf some Of his friends, Who assert th2S
ever ever may be said Of M the B 7bassy
It is pardonable. in Mr.: S a
sevenfty-three Sc se has no tid 81
BY rather ,ea ), stS
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mo csa6riells=Aag Aagles-marr!ea

gnzo abrielle-es.seekSSSS--
Observation-Disclosures ten years
" not handsome, but very wealthy;
rs said that was why he married
fhut Belle wouldn't believe he was
le lenarv. Others declared it was be-
/ she was dying of love for HIM him
had no doubt it was out OF pity
thew say Madame Gabrielle is ter
t Jealous of Zarelli. For her part,
L Thought it served her right"
|Ibatter, chatter, chatter-stlli ecn-
II in Dora's ears.
h the CRATE lay spray OF clematls
4 one or two worthless scraps OF pa
/ with writing on them. YESTERDAY
| treasures-to-night, smouldering II
a long future stretches before eighteen
any AZ hopes may yet arise for Dora Il Z
ronc aM faithful love is waiting her &C
.ntance. .oug, Ten years hence may behoI' o.
II pp'a'h a happy wife and mother, or tn tn!
!, Kite q snow now may be drifting down aboy
or n.'o ouiet grave in Bromley church-yia:r,e
s ;eso1e u.s. of course, her fate lies llk
" 'oAI,U omen scroll but we leave it unrt
ealed. . and drop the curtain on Dol 10,
g alone with her first great sorrow, 81
% .ozes t at the ashes of her dead Romano
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RATES OF SU8ScRLP770M-Two DOLLARS
per annum, and ONE DOLLAR for six months. :
Subscriptions are not taken for less period
than six months.
!, III RSTES or IDYERTISLNG.- One Dollar per
square OF one inch for the first insertion and Fifty
Cents per square for subsequent sa
than square. - ~ -
Liberal contracts will be made with those wishing
to advertise FOR three, six or twelve months. Au- M
yertising by contract must be confined 70 the hn-
mediate business Of the firm or individual eontrac-
ting. y,-,,,,,os
Obituary Notices exceeding five lines, Tributes
matters of Individual interest," will be charged for
at advertising rates. Announcements Of marriages
and deaths, and notices ofa religious character, are
respectfully solicited, and viii be inserted gratls
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o A F1END.-An unknown man ssSoaf- Sf
Thirty years old is in the 2 gracses WOOD
ward 1us a avenue, and wheneyeEfIb he sV con.
victim about to g @ up up
"Yes-oh blazes w. ysa to, have it
"And you are YSlns "
pulledq" M ts ,.s
sg. yis aI s2s to fsSs ssa 10th g siSsS ss1
wouldn't 3;srs have Set Gas sd you are bent on
itgo .S ID case os sss any accident I'll go
& $0r And dO the tooth, ache soes !lsa' boms Smae
: 81 ond the victim ges rignat noiAo
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with q toll
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had
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sch of conf t
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.inent m,ostr
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