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tic, and ouiet at 24c per bu and 81 35 per brl.
Liverpool coarse remains quiet at 81 15al %
peg sack. Turks Island is worth 8baS7c per bu
and dull.
sEED--Clover is quoted llISa12c on arrival
and l3c per ID in store, with limited de-
mand. Timothy is quoted 81 75al 80 per ou
on arrival and S2a2 10 per bu IN store, and de-
mand moderate. Flax seed sells at 81 15a1 25
per bn. for good to prime,
SUGAk-Ihere is steady market with
fair consumptlve demand. We quote yellow
refined 955a1Oc, extra "Cp l0hal0%c, "B'
white lOKai0%c, and "A"white 10Xallc, per lb.
Hard is quoted nAallAc per lb Ior crushed,
powdered ana graduated.
TALLQW-There is fair demand and the
market Is steady. We quote prime country
8aSZc, and city SIC per ID.
pOBACCO--The offerings at auction yester-
day were 336 hhds as follows: 100 hhds Mason
County KY, Distrct--i3 at $4 2Oa5 95, 28 at sea
1885, 81 at $oa9 9j A at $l0a14 ~, Is at 5al9 rs,
/ at $23: 80 hhds Brown County, Ohio, Istrct
"A at 81 SUa5, IA at S6a7 05, IA at So 20a9 90 2S at
$0al4 rs, ~ at $l5a2J IS, AT $50 25a22; l3 hhds
owen county, KY, District 3 at 81 O5a5 50, 4
at 81 7Oa1 IS, 4at $SaS u, at $10aO rs; 81 hhds
Pendleton County, ky., Dlstrict--5 at "a 9Ua
80, 10 at $Ga7 w, 8 at s. 5Ja9 95, at Sl0al4;
hhl Mason Comfy at $2!; mid Indiana at
IS 10.
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FLASHES.


The drying house of the Alden Fruit
Company at Ypsilan.i, Mich, burned
yesterday.
A dispatch from Tucson reports the
death OF the Hon. John Titus, Ex-Chief
Justice OF Arizona, native PhIladel-
phian.
Mrs. House, wife of the late New York
divorce lawyer, charged with killing her
husband in Newark, N. j., was yester-
day acquitted.
George Smoot, Write, and Isaac How
ell, colored, were liked, and Ben. Ford,
colored, fatally injured, by an explosion
Of four boilers on Tuesday at the Carbon
Hill Coal Mines, Goochland County,
Va, fourteen miles from Richmond.
Brigadier General Jacob zeiliu, Com.
mander Marine Corps, has been placed
on the retired list, and Lieutenant Col
onel Charles G. McCawley has been ap-
pointed Commandant oil the troops with
the rank Of Brigadier General, the
changes to take effect November 1.
The rainy season in California began
Tuesday, with a considerable fall Of
rain, lasting throughout the day aud
night, and threatened continuance. Dis
patches from various points in the in
terror report the storm general. Con-
siderable damage is feared to large
quantities OF wheat piled in the vicinity
Of railroad stations and river landings.
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PHILADELPHIA.
Women Suffrage e'AssOciatiOn-The
Cincinnati.

"OMcn outrage ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
Cincinnati.
PHILADELPHIA, October 19.-The an
nual meeting Of the Pennsylvania Wo-
mems Suffrage Convention was held at
st. Georges Hall yesterday. Resolu-
tions were passed tayoring the object of
the Association, and declaring that
while the Association rejoices in the
fact that new avenues of profitable EN-
ployment and better education are open
to women, and that she has gained par
tial access to the professions of law,
theology, and medicine, and that Legis-
latures OF many States now protect to a
great extent the property rights of mar
ried women, they protest against the in
justice which Withholds from one-half
of cur citizens the power to exercise
their right OF suffrage. The resolutions
also oppose taxation without representa-
tion.
The Society of the Cincinnati met yes
terday to commemorate the surrender
of CORVALLIS. Members were present
from New York, New Jersey, Maryland,
Massachusetts, and this State. They
will visit the Exposition in a body to-
day.
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THE SOUTH.
The PrOclamatiOn-PO and
Such.

The PrOcl0matfOn-POI and
Such.
COLUMBIA, S. o., October 10 The
Democrats are indignant over the Pres
idenps proclamation, and denounce it
as unjust, but express the determine
tion to make no resistance whatever;
and appeals have been issued to Demo-
Gratis throughout the State to avoid all
collisions. 1t is proposed to withdraw
the Tiden and Hendricks Electoral
ticket under protest, on the plea that
the proclamation and flooding of the
state with troops is deliberate plan to
carry the State for Hayes and Wheeler
and Chamberlain by the bayonet. The
proposition, however, will scarcely be
entertained by Democrats without due
consultation with the National Demo-
cratic Committee. The Democrats are
confident of carrying the State, even
with martial law, If fair election is
allowed.
CHARLESTON, s. c., October 19.-The
Presidents proclamation has depressed
the Democracy, who regard it as an in
dication that the national adminjstra-
tlon is determined to secure South Caro-
lima for the Republicans. 1t is rumored
that Hampton, Democratic candidate
lor Governor, will withdraw. But it is
unlikely that this will be done. The
Charleston Rife Club will abandon their
arm0ry and the individual members
will take charge of their arms. Mean
while arms are rapidly furnished to the
colored militia, VINO have already about
ten thousand stand.
There is nothing new from Cainhoy.
The steamship SteinWaV is twenty
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BOARD OF PUBLIC WORKS.
Business Transacted by the Board
This Morning.

The Board met in regular session,
all members present, and President Bell
in the chair.
The report of VIM. Kirton, superin-
tendent of the Water-works, stating that
it became necessary to lay ten-inch
line OF pipe from the sixteen-inch line on
Elm street, on Liberty to Plum street,
and six-inch line on Plum and W ade
streets; also to connect the four-inch
line on Providence street to the twenty
inch line on Findlay street, was ap-
proved.
The suggestion of Arthur S. Hobby,
Assistant Engineer, of putting down
two eight-teeC inlet CRATES at the corner
of Freeman and Liberty streets, with
direct connection with the sewer, was
approved.
On motion, warrant was drawn in
favor of Bolger q Crowley in the sum of
$lO2 SO, for the payment of the cIty's
portion for improving Straight street.
A petition Tor the Improvement of the
alley west of Western avenue, running
from Mclean avenue to Dayton street,
was referred to the Committee on Grades
and Improvements.
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WHEELER & WILSON'S
New No. 6 Sewing Machine.

We, manufacturers OF Boots and Shoes, are
using Wheeler 6 Wilson's New No. Sewing
Machine in all kinds Of stitching on our work,
and confidently believe that 1t will superseds
all others in this branch Of manufactures, for
the following reasons:
1. The work done by this machine is superior
to that of any other in variety, amount, excel
lence and beauty.
2. This machine is more durable than any
other Of it's class, requiring much less outlay
for repairs and renewal of parts.
8. 1t does the cording or staying OF button
holes in a most elegant and substantial man
ner. without the expense of royalty.
In short, because by the use of this machins
We can turn out superior work at less cost than
with any other.
TSIGNED BY MANY.l
B6g> 1t is fast superseding all other ma
chimes for leather work
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row the CbarIie Bowen at Mason Citv

eroY, the Charlie Bowen at Mason City
and the Little Condor at Syracuse.
The Coal Bluff, recently sunk AZ Beaver
shoals, has been raised, and is lying at
Rochester undergoing repalrs The
Barnard arrived Mt 1880 A. M. from
Wheeling with three barges loaded with
miscellaneous freight. She added very
little, but discharges 70 tons freight, and
mas 100 tons for Louisville, she will
proceed to st. Louis this evening .. The
Robert PEBBLES arrived from Pomeroy
this morning with tow of bark and
stone.
MISCELLANEOUS.
Cotton rates from below Pine Bluff to
Memphis are 81 90 per bale, and from
above Pine Bluff 81 10 per bale =. This
morning Captain j. V. Raynold tele-
grapned from Hanging Rock to his agent,
George Charter, Esq, that the Vlrgie
Lee would arrive tomorrow morning.
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The following marriage licenses were
issued since our last report:
LII. Blakemore and Imogene A. Bonte.
+. L. Billings and Nellie s. Clarke.
Napoleon Mattox and Martha j. Green.
j. e. Risk and Annie s. Voss.
ii. Reneeh and Carolina WesLemeyer.
Fred. Kallner and Augusta Kurguer.
VIM. Cromwell and Julia Hood.
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STEAMBOAT MOVEMENTS.

The OHIO No. A arrived this morning,
and will return to Pomeroy this even
ing .. The Bostona will leave at her
regular hour this afternoon for Hunting
ton. 3. The Golden Rule left for New
Orleans last night with 40 passengers
and 100 tons freight. The Andy Baum
departed for Memphis with 200 tons of
freight and about Is passengers. >. The
Andes will arrive to-day from Wheeling
and return tomorrow :. Capt. Wood
burn has decided to load the Fannie
Moore for New Orleans, to leave Satur-
day -. The City of Portsmouth ar
rived this morning, and will return to
Child this afternoon. :. The Bonanza ar
rived from Portsmouth this morning,
and returned at noon. The Champion
No. 8 arrived, and will leave for Madi-
sou this afternoon from the wharf-boat
foot of Vine street. d. The Vint Shinkls
will be the next Memphis packet
leaving Saturday. .....The Glasgow
left lor Evansville last evening
with moderate TRIP. Capt. Nichols
new steamer Florence Meyer will raise
steam Saturday. The John l.. Rhoads
is again ahoat and on her way down. :.
The Katie r. Kountz is loading at Pitts.
burg Tor st. Louis. >. The Emma Graham
arrived this morning from Pomeroy, with
a moderate trip Of both freight and peo-
pie. She will leave for Wheeling this
evening direct. The u. p. Scnenck,
from New Orleans, was overdue this
morning. Sue is advertised to return
Saturday.
ToWBOAT MOVEMENTS.
The j. IL. Blgley, from St. Louis for
Pittsburg, is due to-day. She has twen-
ty-four empty barges. -. The Kanawha
ana Norton are laid up at Middleport,
and the Storm No. 3 and Condor at Pom
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creditable affair. There were over eight
hundred men with uniforms and torches,
and the procession presented a lOrmid-
able appearance. Ex-senator Wright
son made a short speech, contining him
self mainly to charge that Hon. JOhn
q. Carlisle is an enemy 10 the public
schools. He read from the journal OF
the Lentucky Legis ature to show
that Mr.. Carlisle supported an
amendment to exempt Catholics who
were paying a sum equal to their school
tax to support their own schools, and
who would make oath of conscientious
scruples against sending to the public
SCHOOLS, from paying taxes for the sup
port of such public schools. Mr.. Wright
son was carefully listened to through
out, and the meeting pronounced COM
plete success.
LEXINGTON. KY.
Blazeface and Eric were the winners
in Tuesdays races.
The second days attendance at the
races was somewhat better than the
first.
Harper's Ten Broeck will not run this
fall, and the challenge race will probably
come of next spring.
Mrs. Gains, one of the victims of last
Sundays coal oil accident, in Woodford
County, can not recover.
The damage done to the Press office on
the night OF the jamboree has been re-
paired, though the editor wears an old
hat supposed to be the gilt OF some kind
friend.
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FINANCIAL.
CINCINNATI, october la-1:su r. NJ.

Gold is more steady to-day. 1t opened at
1l0X in Wall street, rose to 111h, and now
stands at 1l1X. Here it is worth llO5S buy
ing and Ill selling. Gold checks ON New York
are quoted lllH.
Eastern exchange remains steady, with mod
crate demand at previous rates. We quote it
10 discount buVing and par selling.
Sterling exchange is quiet and steady to-
day at 81 81 for sight draft, and 81 IS Tor ~
day bills per e in gold.
There is a quiet local marKet for Government
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WHEELER & WILSON'S
New No. z Machine,

Now for the first time introduced to the pub
lie, ranks in excellence with their famous
No. Machine, but has some notifications
adapting it to special classes Of work. The
Tailor will find it as well suited to his work
as is No. to leather work. 1t might properly
be termed the Tailor's Machine.
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NE WPORT.
The hunting season opens tomorrow

hO oS0oOh OPOho
Fred. Bauderman was fined SO and
costs by Squire Buchanan for breach of
the peace.
:. Prof. N. G. Shaler, son of DR.. Shaler,
of this city, is stopping at the Gait
House, Louisville, Ky.
The funeral of the late David Page
took place at 3 O'clock p. M. from his
late residence on Southgate street. The
remains were inferred at Evergreen
Cemetery.
The residence of Mr.. Coyle, No. 95
Madison street, was entered Tuesday
night, the burglars breaking open rear
door. Several hams were taken. 1t is
supposed the "forLies" are the guilty
parties.
The alarm from Box No. 8, shortly be.
fore noon, was caused by slight fire in
the roof OF a house on Columbia, be-
tween Taylor and Southgate streets,
owned by Mrs. Payne. The fire was
out before the engines arrived. Loss
trifling.
CITY CoURT.-Fred. Lander, breach of
the peace, 80 and costs; Mike Conlan,
disorderly conduct, $40 and costs; Nick
-Otting, breach OF the peace, $25 and
costs. The latter two not having the
wealth to pay their fine, will have to
work it out on the stone pile.
The Covington Congocation closes its
session to-day. Services were held at
hali-past 10 this morning. Rev. G. A.
Weeks read an essay on 1.-The State of
Adam before the Fall" Rev. w. P.
Kramer, of Calvary Church, Louisville.
breaches this evening. Rev. M. NJ. Benz
ton was reelected Dean OF ConvocaLion,
and Rev. g. A. Weeks Secretary. The
rnh ion, mil hA h,ll
8, 1877, in Paris, Ky.
HAMILTON.
The improvements ON the Colored NJ,
E. Church are rapidly nearing compile
tiOn.
Sigmund Elble was appointed admin.
1strator of the estate VI j ohm Palmer.
deceased.
: VIM. p. Cooch was yesterday appoint
ed administrator Of the estate OF Asa
Cain, deceased.
ball will be given by the Ancient
Order Of Hibernans In Beckett's Hall
on the evening Of the 31st.
A valuable mule was stolen Tuesday
might from the stable Of Jas. Il. Hancock.
A reward OF $25 lor his recovery has been
offered.
Quite number of Hamiltonians are
gong to Cincinnati on Saturday to
see Miss Dickinson in "A Crown Of
lThorns."
Dr.. Beauchamp and his wife were in
Cincinnati yesterday, the first time the
Doctor has Ventured from home since
his late illness.
| The funeral of the late Charles Am
mon, which took place yesterday after
moon, was largely attended. His re-
mains were inferred in Greenwood Gem
.etery.
ii. II. Wallace, the Republican iude.
pendent candidate Tor County Auditor.
comes out in neat little card thanking
the voters OF the county, Irrespective Of
party, who supported hun. Mr. Wallace
made a gallant fght, but the Unterrifed
were too much for him.
s. n.vroN NV
Jerome Drown says that, notwith-
standing the big demonstration, thar
chicken is elevated and cheerful, and
old "kentuek" as solid as ever.
The Hayes and Wheeler torchlight
procession last night was very large,
very orderly, ana in all respects very
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HOGS-Demand moderate for light weights :,
and heavy are dull. We quote common $4 9Ga
l5 and fair to good light So 4la5G0 and fair
TO good heavy $52ia5 90 per Genital gross.
CATTLE-Market ktlady and moderately
acllve. Wequote common S2a2 40, far to me-
dunn 81 50a3 so, and good to choice SO 75a4 80
per Genital gross.
SHEEP-Market firm and prices unchanged.
Weguote common to fair 81 25a3 70, and good to
choice SO b0a4 rs per Genital.
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RIVER NEWS.

The river here at 8 A. NJ. continued to
fall, with s feet inches IN the channel.
PITTsBURG, October 1873 A. M.-River
2 feet inches and falling. Frost and
heavy thick fog. Thermometer 36 deg.
w ind SOutheaSt
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G. offered at. Bi

The following Is the 2 z. NJ. report On New
York Stock Market, us received by Lea, Ster-
rett 81 Co., rs W Test Third streets
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THE DAILY STAR
COVINGTON.

Nothing in the Police Court this morn
ing,
Mr.. J. Dudly and family left this morn
Ing for the Centennial.
Miss Emma d. Bell, of this city, will
leave in u few days for Peoria, Ill.
"a The Magnolia Dancing Club give a
dance Tonight at Odd-fellOws' Hall.
. A farmer boy, sixteen years old, who
lives near Bromley. was robbed yester-
day i'll Cincinnati of SIT.
The thief who entered D. Oolps feed
store lew days ago, was captured yes
teruay ana put under bonds to await his
trial.
The son of Mr.. Smith Wilson had his
leg broken yesterday by the fall from a
horse which he was riding, on the Lex
,ington Pike.
The Pastor Aid Society OF the Second
Charge M. e. Church give an entertain
ment at their church on Greenup oppo-
site Eleventh street, tonight.
Captain j. II. Boluss and Mr.. George
Thompson have purchased one half Of
the steamer Andy Baum, and will run
her between Cincinnati and Memphis.
Catherine Conners filed a suit for d.
vOrce from her husband, Lawrence Con-
ners, on the grounds OF drunkenness,
abandonment, and failure TO provide for
his family.
A contractor named Monroe, who
lives on Scott street, near Powell, was
severely injured day before yesterday
by the caVlng of bank Of earth at
the corner of Fourteenth and Madison
streets.
Messrs. d. Kennedy and George NJ.
Bedinger were appointed Special Com
mlssioners in the County Court yester-
day, TO make settlement with the FL
nance Committee Of Kenton County and
for other special purposes.
The following promotions have been
made in the Coyington Brigade OF Hayes
and Wheeler Guards: Lieutenant-C olo-
mel j. ID. Eaton to Colonel; Major John
Thompson TO Lieutenant-C Colonel; Adju-
tant w. Ii. Ii. Bowen 70 Major, and L.
.. Beck Adjutant.
Marshal Bolan was notified yesterday
by United States Collector w. S. Hol-
den, of the Sixth Congressional Dis
trlct and commander of Hayes and
Wheeler Guards, of this city, to appoint
certain number OF police tor the pro-
lection OF the Hayes and Wheeler
Guards next Saturday night.
The Court of Claims of Kenton County
finished it's business yesterday. The
county levy was fixed at So. The dog
tax was set at 5O and rs cents. Judge
Il. jeff. Phelps, the presiding officer OF
the Court, was instructed to insure the
public buildings of the county for the
next twelve months. The total appro-
prlations and allowance amounted to
$3,522 IA.
A farmer, whose name we were unable
10 learn, came in from the country yes
terday morning, sold his articles in
market and purchased groceries and
other articles for family use at Young's
grocery, and started for home. On his
way home he stopped at l.. Wirths sa-
loon, Ills Madison street, where he filed
himself with whisky. Not thinking any
more of his horses and wagon, he started
tor home, about six miles from the city,
and as nobody called for the vehicle it
was taken to Donnelly's livery stable
and kept in safety until this morning,
when the owner called for it aud re-
turned home.
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Cincinnati Live stock.

CINCINNATI, October t9-2 P. NJ
The receipts and shipments of live stock for
the past "a hours were as follows:
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Jerome Drown says that, notwith-
standing the big demonstration, thar
chicken is elevated and cheerful, and
old ''Kentuek" as solid as ever.
The Hayes and Wheeler torchlight
ordsr,Y ,ast nlga' WAS very iarge
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Selesrapbti9e Sepei9ea.
(Seri3te Der 1aiiociirten Breiie~ fir ben .@Or'
reipon0elteu."j
Saianss9ep:ibsE.
Ser A. SonareE,. erne stsuna.

Der Al SOuGreB> - grNe StBuHg+
gS bingtou, IS. San.-Sm Senate
rpuroe beute cine sroBe an,ahl BON Dent
i@rltten, Betitlonen &C. pnrgele9t.
Sburman iibergab bas greDltip beS SameS
9. @uits bon Xouiiiana uno perlangte, baB
Dailelbe perleien merbe. 2llS bas Serlelcn
Legaun, beantra9te Sberman, es aufsuidlez
ben.
@onfling fragte, luer bas Bapier beideinigt
babe? SaIlelbe m0ge Elm Serld). Der Ser
bauDlun9en lein, let aber felueSmt9s ein Gre
bitiu.
Ntorton uerlanste Serihiebung bis nor
gen.
Jta6 ldngsrer Debate wurbe beid)loien,
bic Bapiere orufen su laIien.
| Ser Sorliber le9te pann etne Senfld)r,It Der
| bemofratilhen Uiitglieoer bon 2outiiana iiber
Die pOlitli9en SerbditniIe in lensm Stadte
Dor.
Die 8il, benz amerifaniiGen Goniul in
Sunis Elm Sabr llrlaub 3u crtbeilen, I'M Oent'
lclben @elegenbeit Su geben, lenen Staat aui
Der gSeltanstellnn9 su pertretsu, puroe ans
genonmen.
@olbtbmuite leate cine Oenfldrift uuo an.
Sere Bapiere i'm Sale Des Senators Speacel
Dor.
0ieSenats -Sin 2O2, wel9e3 3eusen ;minst
Dor Militars SribunalM 81 eribetnen, puro
angenommen.
Oie reguldre Sagesorbnung nuroe iooanr
aufgenommen, Ldnllb Der SelhluB bes Se
tors OauiS, bic
nfrnmme- 9ud,fabrane sts s6asamtes
Su unterluhen.
; Soutrpea bate ben Slur unb antportet
les 2dngeren auf bic Jtebe bes prn. 0apls
Sm Heprdientanten b a Il le9te De
Spreder cine ansabl 9tittbeilunsen Der @rs
intipe Dor.
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Versttfd)te tetc9rapbtIGe
IeDeSd1ett.


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& S'Srlen moaen c!n Wonat5proouft Der
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@rS miiroe $50 SoHuen miegeH uub cinan
g8ertb Don $4,000, 900 reprdientircu.
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6fanm, Der fiirilldl ieiue SgrlObte Qlmelia
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pro5ciItrer, neil man Sepciie entnedt 5u bas
ben 9laubt, bab bier Elm WiorO uorliegt.
- Sn Dem 80riden 9ean5~&Orners,
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OaB er 100000 NIT n06 europa genonlillan,
medje Snume ielue 6rdu OGrfiimmelt babe.
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inter Die 2eute Su brln9en. Der SAL nro
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- Sn Nsm Srlean8 pHr0e gttern Der
9feger Is. 4Rorrt5 megen GrnorOnn9 Der
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