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Middletown transcript., 1876-11-04
THE PaEs1DErT1AL ELECTION.

FL Delawareans !! As citizens Of the
J. sovereign State Of Delaware and Of the
great United States, you will be called
upon, on Tuesday next, to assist, BY
your ballots, in the selection Of chief
magistrate Of this great nation Of one
Of your own citizens to represent your
interests in the general Congress and Of
legislature to make and revise laws for
your State and county. The elective
franchise is an inestimabls privilege Of
the American citizen, conferred upon
him by the constitution framed and
adopted BY the founders Of our govern
ment. who risked their lives, their for
tunes and their all in securing the in
dependence and freedom Of the country.
II is therefore q right, inherited and
inalienable, Of the greatest Importance
and to be exercised with grave and care
ful consideration and be who would
cast bis ballot without having bestowed
moments consideration upon the act
or given thought to the consequences
that follow, but votes in careless,
thoughtlsss manner, thereby abuses his
privilege.
An election, but more especially, .
Presidential election, is always an
event Of the greatest Importance, ,fraught
as it is with questions and issues Of
grave moment to the interests and vel
fare Of the people. and no good citizen
can neglect or refuse to avail himself Of
bis high privilege Of doing his part
10 the selection Of his rulers and law
makers without dereliction Of duty to
his country. his family and himself.
The election to be held on Tuesday
next is one Of peculiar and especial
interest. The issues involved are Of
more than ordinary weight and should
be met in full and intelligent compre-
hension Of their importance.
All--the rich and the poor; tho
high and the low-are alike interested
in this contest. It is one Of the peo-
pie against an army Of Office. s.holders,
who, kept in their positions by venal
Chief Magistrate, are draining the rev.
enues Of the countryside very, life
blood Of it's existence. It is contest
Of honesty with corruption battle
for constitutional right and to wrest the
government from the hands Of men who
have most fearfulIy abused the power
entrusted to them.
THE DEMOCRATIC PARTY.
Men who style themselves non-par-
tisan are in the habit Of croaking about
the dishonesty Of politicians and Of as
sertiDg that one party is no better than
another, and that the Democratic party
would be a corrupt IS the Republican
Middletown transcript., 1876-11-04

Our Philadelphia lady correspondent
sent her +" Centennial Notes" too late
for publication this week. They will
be found on the first page Of the TRANS
CRIpT next week.
Middletown transcript., 1876-11-04
Political Notes.

| Senator Bayard addressed crowded
audience in Horticultural Hall, at Wes
Chester, on Monday evening.
From the long delay in tho arrival o
Tweed, it is now believed that he ha
stolen the ship and carried it off.
Talking about ''the rebel claims, th'
Chicago Times says: "Even if Haye
is elected they may not be dead loss
Send 'em to Logan and promise hin
half"
There is renewed activity at the ma
tional headquarters Of both parties il
New York city. and desperate effort il
to be made by each in New York, Con
necticut and New Jersey.
The sam reminds its neighbor, th,
Times, that the election approaches; the
remaining tsme is short, and ''there art
several crimes Of which Mr.. Tilden hal
not yet been accused"
Many Of the leading business men Of
the South give public Endorsement o.
Tilden's letter on the :" Rebel War
Claims" They say: "Its not money
we want, it's peace and protection"
Fifteen citizens of West Feliciana
Parish, Louisiana, were, on Monday,
taken to New Orleans by United States
deputy marshals and held to bail in
$500 each for trial on charges of in.
timidating negroes last July.
Governor Dorsheimer's estimate Of
Hayes after visit to Ohio: "A man
who said nothing as Congressman and
has done othing as Governor a SOL
dier without victories. statesman with
out measures, and a ruler without q
policy"
The Nations greatest fear about the
return Of the South and the Democrats
to power is mot that they will strip the
Treasury for the satisfaction Of war
claims, but that they will follow Repub-
lican precedents in the INSCRIPTIONS
use Of power for partisan purposes"
The Washington Republican does not
think 50 we'll Of negro politicians as it
used to do. It says: Their mission
is simply to create dissension and strife
in the republican party, and the sooner
they are remanded to insigni6cance the
better it will be for all concerned
The New York Tribune remarks that
Governor Chamberlain is now denounc-
ed as scoundrel and liar by the very
same papers that few months ago
praised him. The Tribune ought not
to find fault. They have only got round
to the position Of the kitchen organ a
year ago.
Says the Springfield Republican ::
"While Tilden's chance Of election next
week is at least even, neither gold goes
up nor values down, and even the men
who are predicting disastrous conse-
quences from his success are neither
stopping their business nor selling off
their property at any lower prices"
Chief Justice Moses, who testified to
the peace Of South Carolina, has held
office for over thirty years. He is not
Judge Montgomery Moses. who was
impeached by the Legislature, nor is he
Z. j. Moses. the robber Governor. who
was also recently elected judge by the
Republican Legislature.
Some Of General Wade Hampton's
open-air meetings ia South Carolina are
opened with prayer, and hymn, COM
posed for the campaign. "God Save the
State" is sung by hundreds Of women
and children. white and black, accom-
panied by parlor organ. At one Of
the meetings there was procession of
over 1,50O men and nearly 500 women
on horseback.
Middletown transcript., 1876-11-04

The subscriptions towards providing
building for Moody and Sankey in
Boston amounted on Friday to $16,15
leaving $4,000 more to be provided for
before the work can be begun.
Middletown transcript., 1876-11-04

There is such rivalry among bar
bers in New York that there are shops
where shave and glass of lager are
given for Eve cents.
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The number Of postal cards issued
during the month ending Tuesday waa
%, 116, 900, being an increase Of y
977, 500, or nearly fifteen per cent. over
the issue Of October Of last year.
Middletown transcript., 1876-11-04
Eor Levv Court,

WILLIAM P. LODGE, Brandywine.
JAMES CARSWELL, Wilmington.
ADOLPHUS HUSBANDS, Christians
ALBERT n. SILVER, New Castle.
ALEXANDER WILSON, Pencadsr.
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MARRIED.

WARsrR-CoRB1r.- the 1st inst, At the
residence of the brides parents, BY Rev. 1onn
Crowell, D. D., Mr.. E. Tatnall Warner Q. o
Wilmin gton, and Miss Mary @. Corbit' ol
Odessa.
Middletown transcript., 1876-11-04

For Representatives,
JAMES W. WARE.
JOHN w. R. KILLGORE.
JOHN E. BARTHOLOMEW.
THOMAS HOLCOMB.
THOMAS BIRD.
JAMES NICHOLSON.
EDWIN r. COCHRAN.
Middletown transcript., 1876-11-04
DIED.

ALrsroN.-At his residence near blackDiro,
Oct 9th, W. G. Allston, in the 6sth year o
his age.
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THE DEMOCRATIC PARTY.

Men who style themselves non-par-
tisan are in the habit Of croaking about
the dishonesty Of politicians and Of as
sertipg that one party is no better than
another, and that the Democratic party
would be a corrupt IS the Republican
Middletown transcript., 1876-11-04

Wuu udVo uolu HlSu pusltlUu unucT tuo
Government, and who are among the
most idolized favorites Of the party
have been found guilty Of participation
in the grossest frauds upon, and rob-
berries Of. the Government A man
upon whom was proven the most glar-
ing villainies; who had, while acting
as chief Of commissioners Of the Dis
trict Of Columbia, enriched himself, BY
bribery and misappropriation Of millions
Of the public funds-whose crimes were
SO notorious that the Senate removed
him from his Office, was urged for rein
statement by Republican President,
without single attempt to clear him Of
the charges against him. Another
prominent member Of the party. occu.
pying the important position Of Minister
to England, was found guilty Of par
ticipation in most villainous and gross
mining swindle, whereby millions o.
funds, both public and private, were
stolen, but that man lost nothing Of his
standing in the Republican party. A
cabinet officer abused the privileges O.
his position, to add to his private
wealth, by the sale Of Government off.
ces and patronage: A confidential sec.
retary Of the President was charged
with, and tried for, compliOity in sys.
tenn Of gigantic frauds upon the revenue
Of the Government, and though he es.
capped conviction at the hands Of jury
his guilt vas 50 apparent. that ever
journals Of bis own partisan faith ad.
mitted it, and declared he could not e.
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overthrown in the Empire State and
honest government restored through the
able management Of Governor Tilden.
Such is the man whom the Democratic
party presents to the people for their
suffrages on Tuesday next A man who,
by the most trying and practical exper-
ience, has proved himself in every way
worthy Of their most perfect confidence !;
who has shown himself pre-eminently
qualified for the position Of chief magis-
trate; the man who, Of all others, is
best adapted to pilot the ship Of State
through the storms and breakers into
which she has been driven by the mis-
management Of notoriously corrupt
and incapable party: the man to des-
troy fraudulent rings and cliques, who
will show no leniency to thieves and
rasoals under whom the country will
not be disgraced by nepotism, nor de-
graded by the humiliating spectacle Of
cabinet members selling governmental
patronage and confidential officials par
ticipating in whiskey frauds and land
and mine swindles.
Delawareans Voters! We have laid
before you sketch Of the history and
character Of the two great parties and
their candidates. Choose ye between
them Every vote cast for the Repub-
lican candidate is a vote for the contin-
uation Of the notoriously bad and cor
rppt administration Of the party Of
Ulysses Grant: for deny it as they may, /,
Mr.. Hayes will, if elected, be subject
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1876-12-12
'tA'siiIy k.lm;lSrr.'

It was T Trumlored lad recentlx tbat il cosSer
1uenca 0f the trouble ia Tho threX duubtfui
Sohthe4 1 n6fxtss thu laadafs Of the Grand
mtAsnies to plaza that organization on )
Var fottiDx. IL vas 'Assorted that orders
he'd been iaauedI ftonc the hsadqnartsri Of
No vsiiQus posta asking that complete lsts
Of the msm6ers Of the several posts be sent
at onoe 10 Asadq uaftesS, allowing the nalhe
ut. tho member, rank last heid in the A4NN
and the COMMAND in which he last served.
The oifcalas, IL was AAseftS1, clod3si With
tho feSommendaiipn thst tho various pests
>heRld strengthen themselyeA - far - pos-
aibl4 By enrolliI6 slf ex-soldiefs ana ohiSett
Who WIN h s5mpathJ with their ossanhEae
flDa t.vae stated. more0ves, that printed
si9enhfg to- thlb effect hid been. issued
thfonGhGn4 The x1Rie0s asseAbly da1e1jct6
II ~ oiky, an6 t6at Il Wno D1opoeed =,
p1see eA6h assembly district under the az,
Seet c4mhana Is some ore oAcer. 1feAit
-bsfS ~ tAe, ongaNiSatiQa upaa being Qoak
ssdss 10 sSsassss 81 would "a a. sn cfsssiss. ia
TN 81 ItlD 0handaAsm4 tf,tii RsplSl1t ~
s sss SeAsat - = s2s' rs ss2 ssszE
dmilar! h1egaof3on1 14aDeea ssas tA'a1li
~ f%!laa sssse I, ~ ttt y 49, ansee.festea
81 - ~ 81 e5o ~ 81 ~ ~ % & 81 y isnes ss
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e. 04inedts- ArS III; sslkixg lwaH1MaS.
1fss& Hrssd.i se!os srinsi..oo ,asssiioe
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1876-12-12

sa sd' EAeNsw pRlss4s nlsas. I. % I
70 TAs hinecter sf the Mimi in sAis sqnusl
yspsst, Pahes kindly sssssenes 70 The .k'lt Ut
IN aa1s p?tyT Ia,oi9sl., ga 10 s.a.5. ods
= Aheold any lava Be- enacted At the %.
pEeaahinS Se6Gaoa of Congress rontemplat-
fnk the d1ses q. siiNer IN: any etheE mods
thanfhe redemption Of fractional eusreney
,And in e4chanHo for gold coiu, the necessity
Of providing for tie 6oisise Of silver assthe
9 NV Oflea1s Mint - Feepeesfally uhnitteas'
Thas ilsHtptiou AID be put. in condition
for such coins9e ID about three months,
md 81 an.expenba.N ab6nl 475000.. 1nlad-
ditios to tho regular coinsgs ope!ntianS
there were maugtaetured. at the Philadel-
phia Mint 1851 Lmsdslso and lt11 Dies In
donfl lance with a Fequest, made hy the
avenezuelan government, ana M conformity
with law, preps srasf6ns have Ueen made at
7Aes P4ila4alphis Mint TO rsptke foE othax
scyoesns e sAs ,s s3n s'sts & G in as
tho yesr peSpafatidns s&eua bee1 ne1e feI
fitting up and opening ftAe Assay OHcs at
HelenA Montana, for melting and, saying
buaion, abdlaiSoh the Lint q Nov OrlSaHs
a. an Assay ONCE for the came purpose. 8
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1876-12-12

:Haass - {, 7s.1.. u, !.
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fapeA4 cyh4e4 - epane isSe ~ Niegtp-
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>. II. ,9asi,gs 3e.e4 ts ss91ss1 ths rslee
asd adeft : tbe!S alesIanE 1 =, tae snlo.
XNuidsna s1sts1ieD 11e1rd4 Sentoe
06efman'S reHQs1 1T Re9ai91af, And call
1nr Vni 6s ffeG81eit ~ sc6pie9 1tVm the
~. jDQaI ninSAGos - M Sfooeo 81
,oorrespbndsnce u 6cnesetton with 0suecal
$780, ssss St re: 1s9' aso% :, tns e., e.
i9,tee1 IA te 50 aes ths necasazy tive
II: GsSDoassal s6sSed . reolution for
IL spRoiatm1nt Of aeleck committee on
electiOl frau0a, 20 fOll0We: A Sommittee of
ufpe for New York, Brooklyn and J0r1ey
City; ot Eve fDr VlI4inls tths second and
toleeh Sopgressi9na4 ediQtricts); Of nine for
MishssipbG Of 1v4 NJ Philadelphia, and
I tkreelfpf AlGb1a1f Nekssived. Yeas l2l,
AAyG@a a-DQt tXQ hir0% 'sT ~~ 4.
Mr., Cox, e8SF&4 = resolution for COM
mitte2 t6 if4u4dlSnf III kfStfatioA and fraud
aalSnt voting &sxAalittes Of New York,
Pa1sas3Rhia' Pa1.ts ls HFqphlyp and Jersey City.
Tot mosibn q Mr!esode, Of Virgins; tss
an1i6aryt Committee. are instructed to in
quire iltD and report on helegality Of the
circular AteeH addressed by the Attorney
saeneesl during the late presidential cam.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1876-12-12

XH11S ESe r'1a'qa
The Nv Cta ahi51Iil5 - EsiRiifas; ;9}Y:
psinasd St's1atSzAHsdf ~ N1tsS1k3
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sss. Of tpiasih hsAahniA SaethsDH1lsss
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Blsskb} u, la1l,o of KSsas21; Elyia i Hssde,
Of New iYSfk;t Jsi11S fAsiba, a. colSsere
cut; Nils HI, ef NS1 Jsfssy,, sud Jim
Z. HaniAiSfTAanessAs.ead o-F ,:rsg.14a
IT'D DsppukainaG:s1isss saWashalstol'
Townsend - Pnnyas..ase iLsissso. Dass
ford, Of eOAias AAeshasqsAb HszabsAsaf.
nlinoiey WAlia4r We 0eepa N MeseeaAa..
setts, AID Ghaslea h. Jeyos, sfs Vseneat. u
Considering that ths Dsnosrsta - The
committee are tyo, r. ops aRainat tAe Re;
publica3s, tho committee 10 othprvAe -
fairly cSnpojsd ~ could bs expected. 20 :
These eentisnen are nov III IN tho city,
and the doiamaetee 5wnl hold ~ hrst 20.
sion at kHtaet Ckaslss' Hstep tsdayV h
oonversAnixroh1assn6ees 1s1pssss sthsn.-
selves d Ae>ertaised 10 6sd out kkab theH
d not fnsy sieut ~ ees4sesS9 ths ssH-
paizn II thte StAsa. s.o.1 o;o.g ..igow i
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| NEW YORK.

s ls3.s rsu~ac GoAA.rl sroa.. s4sts 49, s
NEW York, December 1.-The steam
ship Weser. which arrived this morning,
brought 18l pounds Of gold coin. =
uo5sF ! 81: Marine! e'4-'it s4A .'-
The schooner Harry Elliott. OF Th6mAs-.
ton, Mainss wss yreeked on Lng hlanA
shors. Tbs csptqh. his wif& 6pd1hill md
the mate Wefe drowned. Th1 snainder
Of the crow are SAFE The 'vS11H n Almost
4 total wreck Da91 80 e~E5to ta de-
/, The schooner TAimey- Blevin. from Port
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1876-12-12

"a. ] . F
Mr. John Hand, one OF the propristors Of
the Galveston Ne,cs, IL in this city en bust
ness, and makes the eppertunitx aesys hin
to renew acquaintance with old hienda.
Years hge Nr. Hand VA n ensfesttc aad
worthy member Of. tho typographical ftar
.tssniti Fl New Orleans. .~,-.f; .,~--
Mr.. John coodwix, agent for tie Aimee
Opera, ,BSadb c6mpssy artivsd h q. city
yesterday. LiSa aAiss6, viii . faH ,Eosps
Of Frensh Ssttsis; win, upAhsAss y ~
weeks saxagssleA1 q - HaEsehas fbiatH
On Sunday, ~ sWAnAy-tAisa iatsot. aav II
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1876-12-12

eov4aSsi q xsaiess : aail1S II t];giaS .is;,,a CON- :
MISSIONS TO the officers returned - elected,
Yesterday ali those Of Plaqus&iaesi Tsrre-
'bonne, lafayette 81 Chaslai, ,tAeh distsiot
isdrss and s0pee, M 4, et the ediskist attqkaaza,
received theirs Hess Emile HonsFs aiAp.
received hisss SECRETARY Of State. .s-eH
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1876-12-12

On Exehsase alley, near Casal atFeet.
Staub has his counters full Of overriding
in tho psriodiss1 line that Rev Otlssns
readers can desire. The holiday number Of
tho Popular Monthly" and the lsssss
Lakeside. with Essas's '.AruuAd' tae
Mosn,1 a. twenty csnts sash, sss ansag
his latest o4tni1tibaE, 40, sHR4sk,S odd
the Griphic, Nth paptsseaAsa paEtraiis Of
the Lofisiple RetarnisW nPesds s:.uige 81s
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OF .uV.. J3I 4AA..l5.l. - :
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III: rs. Z, 4 |. Z 4! re-.
,e1tativ1S md SsSl1s6rs eiset: rhSy dKafe
1tuss hsfssisys ii the Bsnats ss1a 4Afes 81
:thk HI HduiAoe eNsuas- AiEa dvss, ia eenaAs
this stakihg good, otnss Rspualha4 Bop
esasptAises .ars mixs1ia with rta& Dem
ocrat. to viz sKsssedyo and Dsesa, Of
Jefferdon, and Estepina'.. Of st. Barnard.
The fact il, the Democrats can not by, their
own gpres y ,; sAov sqso.pm in the House, 3 i
and h ines als forced 70 steal to make good
their Q4it6s.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1876-12-12

.tAftes being ltenderly tucked up in her
erib. ,msmms <ei6: "Newr your pfsyef
J1aet.p The response came from the little
0rn. Aslf asleep: "Now~I ~ ln3 down to
1lSep; when the wind blows the cradle will
rock, AneA." ~ 1A'7lFka
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1876-12-12

#. Ars WAszna1asb Defe@bes IL lEs.s
! The De1eeeete u thss sAsse& tale exesp-
tias f. thAt The NsY 9tlseae visiting seu-.
mfttee sAy IN eommendAtfon q. 7. Madkao..
Wslls, ahd bcYe to break W fofcS u shS.
report " putting in - an ehAjst fhs re-
HASvsi eof Wells from the dxorefkotllp il
slsH ~ for that purpsss txSssdM Mslsdts
- IPretidAst fsrhail sesrssDaadsesp N.
tAssshiess;,ns suitasoe 10 ass,eS.
s,fAs S9natA soanitte "a q eysAssigatp z fadna b
,iAi 4eei1iaspHa M se7aisss E9val W.d!eigp,
ll! y: sscssRdE! sS !a r.d AsD Dpe.ld lesye
fct Nav 0fl9ahs td-iA6rfew svsniak ~
oJiaaSisia eliisssssSf sss city, sst 5A.ses
b EsaIe1Y;t& HswoOuats& ssesmpAsg'
.sAsa aeo4uaApsia ~ ods1pez asda spstaAaa.!s
,Aspgp eE1ee4t.ascasgl1tsnns edr aad, :.
fo1hst thegaeaaaA 4ellefi .l u rapafepttatsAll .
s&ss!t1s soHfi nh t5es'ay So Nnea nss! - ;.
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= .ai -. IL 4 ,rs..3 90
-ssyhs thasmenessr n Iaa.s 1HslliaS. No.
81 cAixtres street for tAe pAst tve day,,
stood y Soliows: "a '.''4' :. -. = $50, =. ~
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60 NJ e1.A, S6o. .o.s-s &c 70 .s111. e
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LewSn peiat during ~ nigtsg 4 iDs-
,sembst sakd ia? 3eo.. Ran dsranx th6 ~
and nikheefcDsssalb6e n, taGanaea-SrR
inch. j.. ega1L, ~ .lslc sbI:i.. 8 :: lj,E
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1876-12-12

In respeaas ts4.l ksslgHy ri illeaAd
y the Democratic cs1dldats fer the House
i fRepreieSeittvssls piAqsanisss, in whish
. notiass the 1spgblsesA Eeencsntstive
i his iitsnlipd. to s6itsit h3 esst. thS
upesvisGl q that pariah hss dlsd thA fels
pwing deDosition:v,si.is. 20 .ofr saes.ss
RichaneaDs= Edgswsetb,~ satsrvisdp sf
egstration g - pARish oA Rtaqneninas,
eposes and says: Thet he has sean the -.
ce giveAhys4sP, KanNotan TO- q. C.Wa1.
both, cq9tea3i2s, thA l4tsae's laAt n The
louise Of RsRea0eafadTap pf 4e GAh4ral
ssms,5 .sss35s..e e ssss III sAs
:sas.s,s .san 49, s 49,. e.S .:rs;.ss
be extrssier ~ which 300 white pefsona
|ere deufed al opNcrtunitiea. 20 registsf,
nd therAAy adi1ftS6ih hiGfH and prsSsnted
s@ sacoDani. o0il0f = ,As ustiuSs Il IL.
taudulentaun1usm IN tsRlsteAii1h booi6
!ere voted. ea9 4 = tneyq toH z. Kerno-
han that telt3sA lAA1 sach name to be
tricken eso thV 1Ae&ss whea-1 es0ld de-
BOT it. ia 13e ~ teet eay s!pgle par:
n sysss sss Ssss. sssssse 81 .sss
snsSy,:S a.s n.sla s aS@n;ts s SSSs SiassS fseESs
broughJds ths rsxi1sselida 1tHSs sAlFt6. 81
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