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The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1876-08-11
And N Deposition Shoots and
Kills the President.

The following from the Eldorado
Times of July 2s, gives clear account
of the bank failure and tragedy in
nat Woe, with the exception that it
-elate the particulars of the
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1876-03-09
VAST nCoCK oRrREp GRANT,

Attorncy-Gcncral Picrrcpont letter 10
Mr.. Lord gives the circumstances rclat-
ing to the origin of the letter to the Dis
trict-Attorneys at length. lie claims tlat
the letter was not intended to intimidatc
witnesses and was written because the
President and the Attorney-Gcncral were
led to believe that many criminals were
promised Immunity from punishment in
case they testified against accused per-
sons, and that bargains OF this kind were
being carried to unnecessary lengths.
As this course did not comport with the
Presidents order To let no guilty
man escape, the letter was writ
ten at his suggestion. The At
torney General had II copy and the Prcsi-
dent had copy. Mr.. Perrcpont asccr-
tanned that 1t was not made public by the
District Attorneys. but that Gen. Babcock
''or some one for him. who had access to
the Presidents papers, obtained Il copy
OF the letter without any knowledge on
the part OF the President. and that the
'"h'c. was us'u III tiIe iIbHIcI NOV huUNI
10 ALL Gen. BabcOck has ceased his
connection with the President as private
secretary and has been transferred to the
post Of commissioner Of public buildings.
Col. Fred Grant, who filled Babcock's
place as secretary to the President while
the former was in ST. Louis. has been
suddenly and uneXpcctcdly ordered to re-
port for duty on the frontier. An inves-
LEGATION into all the minutim of the wills.
ny trials at St. Louis, which has been or
dered by the House of Representatives,
will bring out the points untouched by
Mr.. Pierrepont.
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1876-03-09

wiihstanding few hounccs and lacos are
seen on the dresses oi revolutionary
times, costumcrs today add a deep
ilouncc Of silk or lace around the train,
and pass IL up the sides To the waist
graduating 1t to narrow riliiic at the
top. Ladies who do not wish TO expose
their necks and shoulders use the snowy
kerchiei, n square of sheer white lawn
organdy is bcst--toublcd like a three
corncrcd shawl, folded to cover the neck.
and g ends tucked in the. square cor
sage. The muslin cap. with It's tut bag
crown and plated irill i worn Just back
of the POmadour roll OF powdered hair.
Long white kid glove are blittoncd to
the elbow. CoStumcrs display such
dresses made with ro-c.colorcd silk
quilted front, and train OF blue aud white
brocadc. trimmed with LOUNGES OF point
| applique lace. Another has u crimson
| petticoat with pcarl-gray hrocadoI train.
trimmed with black lace i'ollnccS. a
| third has orangc-colored quilted satin for
the front, with .lrcs' of anilquatcd
| chcne silk.
| a more youthful Lady Washington
dress has n Wattcau polonaisc, with
trained back, very short apron front,
square neck and elbow sleeves. This is
made up of white satin. TO be worn over
any blue or rose silk or velvet skirts the
wcarcr may choose. II trimmed with
pearls. The couture. without powder,
should he strings of pearls Topped in iii,
back hair; the front hair should be drawn
plainly back from the face.
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1876-03-09
rNI.lIICALNOIES


Grant has begun reading the news
papers.
The legislative appropriation bill, re-
ported in the House on wednesday, eff
iects saving of 100000.
"A Mississippi farmer sends his ticket
for 1876 to the New Iorl, SIM. II is
Allen G.. Thurman OF Ohio, for Pres.
dent, and Benz. II. Bristow of kentucky.
tor Vice President.
The Mass chusctts Senate, by vote
of - to II, refused third reading to the
bill to give women the right to vote on
municipal affairs in cities and towns, and
to hold municipal offices.
"A year ago. the Philadelphia navy
yard on the showing OF Secretary Robe
son, was estimated to BE- worth three
million dollars, but hc sold it at onc-third
that price. He will be required to cX-
plain this discrepancy TO the committee
oh naval affairs.
Chicago journal: "Iion. T.. b..
Washburnc, during his long service in
Congress, earned the title of Watchdog
of the Treasury seem. ,ous he, inst
A. ,a, 49,, n -. 49,,
u ~, ~, :,
,"'' '> WV ''', ,". ~ "' '"'
| But Grant says no Illinois man should be
"heH min, ,.,,,, .,.
,.,'"'F -" p''''0'''
pa,,,I,.. 49,, 80 ''
.ni,,d u,"i,i, n,," A. c"'',,, '.
,a,,,1. ~, 1Y'''.''"H
No e.. ~ - ,,i.i,,, 80 >, =,
no,,,. oa,,,,. -, ~
ru,ii,on o,nd;Ia,, c,n u,a - ~
'''' WV '''''No"'!'
, The Chicago Jo""gl says Of Attol
! ncy General PicrrcuDut: "In the uolitica
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1876-03-09

10 punishment II claims too much. Ab.
solute knowledge has long existed that
has been the rule aud not the
exception in the Republican admnistra-
ton. but until Democratic congress took
hold and pressed these things home. the
party In power did not attempt to work
Its own publication. We have The tcs,i-
mony fcX-Commissioncr Douglass that
it.dciaycd the exposure of the whisky
frauds on account oi the effect they
would have on important elections.
Does anybody believe that if Prcsi-
dent Grant had not stumble
on man who held the integrity at the
government higher than party considcra-
| tons when he appointed Bristow 10 the
treasury, that Joyce. Mcdonald. Avery.
| Mum. Mckee, l,abcock or any OF the
rest of the whisky thieves who were "hgh
| in the confidence of the President would
have been brought To trial? That with Il
Republican majority in the lower House
of Congress, the dishonorablc tranSac
tions OF Minister Schcnck would have
been brought to light and held up to the
sccrn of all honest men! Or that Secrc.
tarics Bclknap and Eobeson's official con.
duct would have been investigated and
the shameful results spread before the
gaze oi an indignant people: With a
man after Grants own heart
in the treasury department, will
a Republican majority in Congress
none of these exposures would have
been thrust before the public view in
J all their naked dctormity, on the eve Of
J the Presidential clnyas:. The necessity
of carrying The election before exposing
the party corruption would have been re-
allied in its full force by the entire ring
OF party managers.
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1876-03-09
TOO LATE.

II is astonishing how many l,cpubi'
can newspapers knew all the time that
Belknap was little crooked. All sorts
Of stories are told about him-hc was dis
honest In private business spcculations
during his collcctorship. rumors OF
rings and corruption in his territory
were rife: after he was made
Secretary of War, the knowledge OF
bargains and sales in post-tradcrship-
appear to have been the common prop
erty OF the Republican press, and with
out solicitation these papers are coming
forward and adding their contributions
to the past history of the cx-Sccrcinry.
These people arc too late. The Con
grossonal committee do not need their
help, aud IN exposing their knowledge OF
Belknap's corruption, they are en-
posing the fact that they wnked at
crime in high places and only dcnouncc
it when il would be political suicide to do
otherwise.
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1876-03-09
THE DEMOCR arse C0NGHt.s
HAVE DONE ~

But, whenever before in the history ol
this nation has the party in power under
taken the work Of It's own puriiiralion
entered upon ues.tlsk vi bringi'. lis
own unworthy servants to punishment
-lSprt"qfeh journal.
How Is this Its own unworthy SER
wants. so the Jouraqi admits that the
men who have been bringing disgrace on
the Republican, party and dishonor 10
the country are ''its own unworthy ser.
wants. Some OF the organs are trying
to rid the party Of the o,,ts OF the Bel.
KNAPP affair by declaring that Belk,u,p i,
Democrat and that Grant aan.inistra.
tion has been personal ana moi
partisan. But when, on the contrary
the Journal claims that 1.-The part,
In power hes undertaken it. owl
publication md has entered On
the task ofbringing H. unworthy servants
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1876-03-09
WARRINGTON MArERIA

a committee of three. who trust a" that
their names will he sufficient for all fair
minded people," writes to the Chicago
Times that Oh the 18th OF March, at Terra
liaute, through the mediumship of Mrs.
Stewart, the spirit OF George Washing
ton materialized. lie appeared" says
this veracious committee. "as perfect and
unmistakablc as his image in his most re-
nowned portrait. Several spectators on
the front seats called out Washington as
soon as the towering torn was visible,
while those on the back seats plainly saw
the commanding height aud the snowy
hair thrown back from the noble brow
and those who sat at the corner OF III,
platform, in "A few feet of him, disccrncC
the familiar cOuntenance aud the old-tim
attire that all have seen outlined in hi
iull-length portrait. lie bowed low whcl
his name was called, and waived hi, hand
toward Us III u graceful, downward gcs
ture several times, As il blessing us, \
this We struck up the national hymn:
Ny country, Ills OF thee
lie joined in our singing by waiyin
his hand around over his head repeated
"a il calling for three cheers. lie bowc
low when ready 10 depart, and dematei
iaiized in plain view; sinking down III
I'll only his head WAS visible, when ia
door closed"
Tins truth-telling committee OF tire
says that the General shook hand
with one OF the ladies present. Why iii
not some one oi those present intcrvic,
him on the subject of the whisky trial
Beiknap etc., and tell the result TO
brcatlilcs, world!
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1876-03-09
Centennial Costumes.

i'Nt ilIl"l balals }
'o,tumor, lay that the present choice
ol Fancy dresses l. tor Centennial COS
tunes, ~, Lady Washington ica-partic,
are the fashion OF the winter rather than
GENERAL masquerade. The reader Will
mud excellent model, tor such picture, in
Huntingdon, picture OF the "ltupublicdn
Court, ol which an engraving was given
ia Harper, icskiV during tho past sum
mcr. to>tumcrs, however. do not COPY
hi, picture literally, but u-c rather the
drc,, OF Lady Washington, youth. ,ornc-
time. omiltiug altogether lllr handkcr-
chief, ald exhibiting the powdered hair
without Il cap. 10 give the difference In
detail ln-cad OF making the dress to be
laced ~ front, the custumpr, use a puiutc
wait, with a hall-high square neck, an /
lace 1t behind.
Two materials appear IN .uclI dress b,
VIZ brocadc or striped ,ilk for the 90 lrt
tram, and plain ,ilh or satin for the pet
titoat Tho brOcadc or material of III,
tram forms all the waist except a vest
Lib" piaStron IN front, which j. o. tho
plain silk. Thi, plastrOu is live or siN
niche, broad at the top, dc.ccl.ds sharp
10 "A point. AMI 10 be in keeping, -hOul,!
he waddcd lightly, and quilted in small
diamonds 10 match the pctticOat. 4
bow Of velvet j. at the end oi the point,
and lace garniturc, beginning under thl.
bow, passes up each side OF the plastrOn
aud trims the square neck. The sleeves
OF the hrocadcd silk are straight, plain
are made 10 reach the elbow, where they
are finished with full rulllcs OF lace.
Instead of separate petticoat cOstum
crs merely quilt wide front breadth OF
The plain satin or silk, and simulate q
court train by making back breadlhs Of q
brocadcd skirt, and sewing them straight
mp the sides OF the quilted tahlicr. Not.
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1876-03-09
THE SCHENCK DISGRACE.
g. secretary Fish "a Party ton?

Chicago 1mc-.J
Even the Bclkuap inlamy is not moro
di'cfelilablc TO the country than the
shameful tcrglvcr,a'Ion OF the government
IN the case Of -rAcuck. lt now apucur.
that a change in our representation in
London wa formally demanded by the
brltlsh iorei2n minister. but an appeal
Tor delay wa ln,crpp.cd, and Schenck
a9ithpu@h M resignation had
been required, wa. permitted ,o
use the official Immunity OF hi, Office In
%cttiug safely away from the sWindl.d
stockholders 81 Tho mine. A. soon a. he
was lalrly out Of British waters, the true
,late OF the case Wr practically confessed
~ NE Ollcr Of the position 10
u. H. Dana, Of Massachusetts
an "lrr which w1, not made OF course,
without the resignation OF Schcnck be-
~ ~ the hand Of the department.
! M development put, the secretary of
S'a'e IN a very awkward position, he
l1Nli@ olIlclally reported 10 congress, a
Ie" days ago. that no correspondence
WIN Schenck couccrning the Emma
hIllIc bore lalcr date than that submitted
W answer 10 Inc resolution OF the house.
u tiat statement can be rccOucicd in
good faith with the circumstances now
see IL done.
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1876-03-09
49,
4 40 a,inttrS

IL }, now conceded that Mr.. Coleman
the laundrcs,, No. II Fourth street, be-
tween Washington and Commercial ave.
nucs, Ina, one Of the best conducted laun-
dry establishments in the ,ily, aud land
Lords ol hotels and boarding houses will
find 1t 10 their advantage TO cali upon
her, Her prlrg, are as follows; Hotel
and boardibg-hou-c washing - cents
per dozen. For piece work prices are as
follows. Single shirt and collar, Toe per
dozen, soc: socks, b two collars, &c
two handkerchief De; vests, Zoe; and
all gentlcmcn's wear, soc. per dozen.
i.adies plain calico dresses, 25c; calico
dresses With extra trimmings, See; white
dresses 81 25c ladies undcrwae, fine
! and'com,c, s. ~ per dozen. l-23-ti
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1876-03-09

BABcocx has stepped down and out
from the position OF private secretary Ia
the President IL this had been done two
weeks ago, 1t would have been more cred
liable to Grant.
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1876-03-09

Mrs. BELKNAp says that when all the
facts come out, 1t will be seen that her
husband Is more stunned against than sin.
nlng. This Is fayoritc expression with
all the Republicans who get into trouble,
but IL Il Rct&ing stale.
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1876-03-09
JOHN h. oBKRLY. Editor.

Tng Republicans are 30 uscl to taking
what does not belong to them that they
are nov trying tostcAl the credit of tx.
poslSg tkeit own 0licycs.l III
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1876-03-09
GOOD NEVs$ SM0KERS!.


to oertan
M
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1876-03-09

r,mclctiom N New Hampshicr prom
ises to bc holly contested. The Repubii-
cans are leaving no stone nnturned 10
carry the day.
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1876-03-09

HIEI'S fpr sale the best Beef Pork, Mutton
IL veal, Lamb, Sausage, Hc.. and Is pr,
Ursad Il serve lmiiics IN AN u,rs0tahle manhif
, 1876-11-30

diet hatte, obi9on basGcuer. oas lire uns
terenyartieen periensie. ibrS6lenqualen
bereitete, lonoern iis fiiblte ichr rroiid,
uno lod aud Elm bobcs Nttcr crreiht bo-
ben. Oas Der tdno Gin Yeromann in
eAottlano iGon beller. Sic beuti e
Observation-Disclosures bat eten aud
ben Selbftmoro ii9erer sema6t. Sie-
Ter S6otte, Ouncon 6ieB er. gramte ii6
barber. baB feline Na6barn in Nitibic
SDies itber i'm iaoten. uno na6 uno
mad wuroe or melan6oliih uno ipoGte
iterbcn. tpie jene ihwdbiihe Sunsfrau.
Mber or 9riif es tpiienl6aftIider an. gr
faufte ii6 siuei 9funo ODnamit, perbano
bies init einem 3%iinbfaocn uno iebte lid
mitten auf Der Cambridge oarauf. 81,
nise &uaben, iiber ,ein Sbun peripun-
bert, mdberten iid ibm, or bei@mor iie
aber bel ,0sn 3eilisen. ia fsrne gu blei-
ben. uno auf MISUNDERSTANDING ers
bob ii6 cine meiBe WoIfe uno ba, 100 Der
melanAoliide Duncan nod chen seiel-
len botte. mar nidts m:ebr. als elm bret
S6uD tiefes Sod i'm Yohen. go fog
Elm Sdotte auf nno betros Den Goroner
uno ben 9%ootengrdber nm ibre @ebUb
rem. Wir e~mpfeblen bieie 5obssart al-
len ansebenoen Selbtm0rSern, iie III
srinSli6 unb reinli9. Oie goroners
ano Sootensrdber werhen frsiIi9 prote=
itiren.
, 1876-11-30
S6iIIer's @eburtstoa.
Gum 10. Ropember 1851

2abt nns in frobtm 5anse preiien,
Sen Si6ter uno ben bentiben Mann,
Der in beg I%aterlanbes Sreiien,
@ere6te 9iebe li6 0emann!
Was sroB int 2ebcn ualtet,
Was unlsr Ser; erbebt
Sat lein @eianQ entfaltet,
Scr nnpersdnsli1 lsbt!
Strait nno Wabrbeit.
@eilt nnO &lnrbeit,
Mutb fir &edt uno 9i9t,
SDnet Iein 2ieo bicber uno treu.
Wtdnnli4 uno frei!
Sbm eridien Der Menidbeit piiroe
Stets bas bDdIts ssSbeaI;
@rob uno frei BON @laubes SIroe,
MS oes e,u'sen 2i9tes Strabl.
Seine boben @lanbensmo,te,
Weilo nno I6Dn. bod inbalti6per,
3eisen nns Die beige Yforte
Wahren 2ebens flar nno bebr!
uniere Spra6e. oas Itarfe 9anb,
Sas nns eint' fern pom 8aterlanb~
Sot er 9efle9t nit Meitsrbano,
9Sos lie permae in Sreuo' uno @6msrs
Sublt our6 ibr jeoes beutl1e 9crS.
Sbm, Der ii6 unb nns crbob,
unier'm Sbiasr Yrsis uno Sob.
So.
, 1876-11-30
ht0mpnb pOit Office.
ppit<N rran9ement.
10. 0ktnber 1876.

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m m 1;l5 Wa6m. uub tr' 1T bort ,rrn 9 IN 81
w. EN-. Der IoFmeifhr bi.fet Wrtsf. &.
esn Ncresr, WaGmitsass 70 frib ais mToI,a,,
doaeaebsu iuerben.) S"~
MorSIi@e Gur6poH. 9weiror ,y.u4
IHntnnft g. 81. nnb It's q. m "S,S.
l@lnB 2 rnb 7.35 u. W, you
Norali9e @es.poH. 1Sali6.
40 ". W. pofi9ins 2 anb us D Sp
gacli$e goa- !3peimnl tSaIid. an.
tan1t W. ". nnh 500 81. 81 m az"
f@luB y. ". unt 1915 n. m. Y'F-
Rid'mens& oansiu. eifenbah,. e..
f = so n n Wmsfunft 500 u. ~. ~ goafdi ngs
NI@ntonb & Gnnbine Rw om....
it9. antunft 2.30 unb Q % '9gs'"at tag
l@lHb 40. ~. uns 1915 y. 81 y" vNf
TarmhiHe. Qyndbu.o urh a,,..r
spn~1uss, Easli4. ssnntoos aws "SG'
= me en- antuHft 500 n. 81. Mss
@Detapeafe q Obio gifenbab ss,rs
- poltI6luB $50 9. M. """'4 ".
90resnspiQs. charlottesville. @n
oiHeen atpt den GbarBctespiGe NM MGu"toH~
.an, r Hston. 0pn9bara. une MIL; Ssauas'
meilfg bon GoDine on - MnF,nf. = 81 I I'M
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aappagannad, iiter auet,s, tsof;h w.
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W. @ntaat Muntags, MIttmod V nm
gtsltass. 81 M. = ysiidIns' Tis nna
So"nerfass unS @uaaabents' & M GoM 81 y az
canal Qasct. Or,imoI nSd.a,ca
as y Mt Mittp09s 8rsiaas unp pg omn.,as
~ W.: 49, eff1tuB, Montaas, m;ttnas%ns
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t ma ~' & q g@0tleIns, . snfass unD Srei-
81 SsterfOm aoate. or.imal tpSd,n,ua
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,,n@ goFlbIue [ enfaa, Eonnf,i1aa
"N' Sohna0faS I'm 4 9. N.. 'AS'
, 1876-11-30

Sdbafsb6rs. IS 1T BON Der
y&i6monb Sobaeco @%Iioeiation" be.
idlpiien worben. Die SabadsbDrie su
perlesen unb Der plan oes Maior sag.
aer. oes 8eiibers beg rSbodoe Ware-
bouie" bic @6rie iiber ben Spei9er 5u
uerle9en, an9ennmmen worben. &c io1
oemna6 Die 9anSe Gronte beg often
vGbodoe Warebouie" abeeriHen uno
Gin idOnes @ebduoe oufsefibrt uerben.
0as 5weite Stodiperf ii fir bic 86rle
beitimmi. Mles mirb anf Bette einsc=
ridtet weroen. NddIten CONNER miro
IS ferti9 5ein.
, 1876-11-30

fen Soradn9c III New Srlca s lino bals
mad oas %crtraue nod iuebr bcab ;ui,i.
sen.
It8 Der Stimmldblerratb bon 2ouilia-
na I'M Scsltff mar, ben eriten i~rtitiach
Oiitritt gu 5dblen, wlrecu Die YeriAtc
i'll eincm ,uobl %uerlieaflten Gouucrte nor
aclegt. DaS@ouucrt entbielt bic ~officicls
ls Stimm3abIung Der Oft itts@
nin,msabler nno cine Nu;a
Yrotcite aescn oieic 13dbluna unb
bic @brlidfsit Der @abt. Nm ftellte es
iid:: abcr beraus, bob Die Yrotete zine
Wode ipdter oatirt iuaren. ole nod Dem
Giutraa in oaS 0te9iiter oas @oupert in
Stem Srtraas bel Der Beb6rbe einaeaon-
gen ,uar OaS fannte nid}t i.immcu, it,
9ene BON rem muBte Elm 8etrua bcab-
iidti9t fem. OaS Scerstdr b bauptete,
ba6 ;iuei Tadete einaeeansen w1ren,
uno oaB oaS slpeite wabriheinlid oas
rtd,tiae iei. IS ,purbe oa1itlbe aud)
nnf9efunoen nno entbie't feine Yrote
ite.
Sn oieler Nnaelegenbeit III ctmoa niht
rihtia III Der 6edtidmle. Gor oem99atb
Der Stimm3dblcr muroe fein belfimmte.
Seroadt nah eiHer Scite FIN laut; cs
1inS nur 5tuei W69l;ffeiten porbanbsu,
ent,peoer lag Elm beablihtiatcr Uetrmg Dor
I'M ben Oiitrift bel Der .3dbluna aus,u=
t%psrfen. ODER bas aanss DING mar aeplaat
un1 Sen StimmSablerratb nod anrii9iscr
Su MAIDEN
Wcnn, wie ieoerRatriot miiniden mu6
Die nannisfat) Streitfrassn ocrAab aui
aeietlidem Bese aelDit wuroen. 70 wirS
bic @ntidciouna i'm Son yrcB ltattbaben.
Bon 9erren Gilben lit fir oieier G3lped
bereits-geni. Butler oils oeiien Sad5z
tualter enao9irt woroen. Gutler fiji
9ilSen! Stun iaoe nod Ssmano, BAG
Iiloen nidt einsn tiefsn f~faatsmdnnir
idlen Slid babe!
(8r. ST. gr., Gep).
, 1876-11-30
bon Hthntoni

5use, irel9s 8idmpnb TIN 1920 g.. @. ~Serlafen, fat-
TEN Iasii@ tSat'nt.es a,rs9enpmmenl unb batter, an Be
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