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Mr.. Henry c. Dowen's Indictment OF
Mr.. Deecher.

Mr.. HENRY 9. BowEN's letter. herewith
published, defending himself against the
charges of Mr.. s. V. WHITE, marks one of
the most important steps IN tho BrEcurn
scandal. Mr.. BOWEN has long kept silence.
but now that he breaks IL, he speaks TO
good purpose.
He does not hesitate to express his con-
viction that HENRY WARD BEEcuER, with
out even the shadow of a doubt, ais guilty
of the awful crimes OF adultery, perjury.
and hypocrisy" He also plainly declares
that he has had communicated TO him con-
fidentially. facts regarding other assaults
on the sanctity of home" by Mr.. BEEcHER
than that he committed within the house
hold of Mr.. TIIToE, and announces his
entire willingness 10 testify TO them before
any proper tribunal
1t is impossible for Plymouth Church 70
refuse to listen to n statement like this and
yet maintain its position as a Christian or
ganizaton. One member. Mrs. MoULToN,
has on her oath declared the pastor to
be confessed adulterer. Another
member now renforcos her solemn
declaration by publishing the fact that
years before the present scandal came to
tne uRnt, ne knew OF cases Wnero All.
BEEcHER had craftily betrayed the sane
tity of other homes than Mr.. THROWS.
No church, not even that strange one
which still owns this adulterer aud per-
juror as pastor, eau allow such charges as
these to remain uuinvestigated.
The blackness Of the character of HENRY
WARD BEEcHER is so deep that the public
were slow to believe in the possibility Of
depravity so awful; but now that it has
been made apparent to them, it is folly for
either the criminal or his foolish par
tisans to try to suppress the testimony
against him. II is no time for ad-
visory councils. The case is beyond the
tricky treatment of Brother SHEARMAN.
Partsanship cannot help this man, nor is
there any medicine for his disease except
his own total change of character. IL was
always madness TO suppose that he could
stand up against the truth, to which so
many witnesses were ready to testify.
Now that he has piled upon his accumu-
lated adulteries, perjury, blasphemy,
treachery, and vile SANDER, he VIII stand
as a towering monument of human viii
lainy and human credulity. He cannot
much longer ward OF his fate.
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orthodox character to the column. Of that

orthodox character TO the columns Of that
Journal.
We do not think that this effort Gun be
successful, like that of the Witness. IL Is
too big a sum, and the security Is too shad-
owy. Owing 10 the enormous investment
which GOULD and his young editor have
made in the idiotio building they have
erected, 1t has become impossible for the
Tribune to make money enough to pay the
interest on it's debt and afford a dividend
to its stockholders. This is as PLAIN to cap
italists OF orthodox views as TO anybody
else. JAY GOULD fnds his advantage in
using the paper for stock jobbing; but re-
hgion cannot look for any such profits, and
II docs not seem likely that the stool pigeon
Will be able to separatefrom GOULD 10 this
way. lie who once sells himself to the
devil must find IL very hard to pay the
devil of and obtain release.
There il another point In which the VII
ness is infinitely superior to the Tribune /,
II tells the honest truth about Its own cir
culation and state, while the Tribune lies.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-02-05

Every day we hear of the appearance OF
some new female preacher. Their multiplied
ton is one OF the singular features OF these re-
vivals. We cannot keep triok OF those at q
distance; but we have had reports OF the
special success of Sister FISHER at MONT
cello, Sister LowERY at Port Jervis and else
where, Sister SMILEY at various places, Sis
ter widow VAN CorT at Newburgh and else
where, the young woman among the sailors OF
this city, and Sister AMANDA SMITH (noored) al
Hayerstraw. The success OF the ooored female
revvalist last named Is not only among people
OF her own complexion, for there ara many
whites among her converts. After she gets
through with her present neld she can Ind a
hard neld among the colored sinners OF this city.
There are no tougher specimens OF wicKedness
than some of them. They are as crooked a. the
whskey out West, and as hard as the cider
down East. II she were to wrestle with them
successfully, she would deserve avictor's crown.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-02-05

Large blocks of Pacific Mail stock are
apparently changing hands In wall street. On
Thursday over 5000 shares were sold, according
to the reports. and on the other DAYS of this
week similar amounts were set down on the
oficd list OF sales. 1t Ia safe TO assume that
very little Of this STOCK has got into the h inds
Of hona-nde purchasers. JAY GoULD's brokers'
favorite occupation for the last six months has
been the selling OF their clients stocks from one
to the other. 70 Ia as n JAY GouLp should
transfer the stocks from his trousers pocket to
the pocket OF his uister. II he enjoys making
the transfer, no ono has any reason for fault
folding. There lie healthy feeling OF diatrust
regarding any stock which the wall street shark
controls, and, az a whole, speculation In the
street Is almost dead.
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The English Government have been trv.

The English Government have been try
ing to buy from France the French fishery rights
10 Newfoundi nd, but II Is announced in a Man
chester journal that Sir JoBN GLOVER, who re-
Gently visited Paris to urge the project has re-
turned homo without having met with any
encouragement. Indeed, he represents that the
French authorities show considerable resent
ment at the discussion Of the subject by the
English press. This 10 a matter which for nearly
half century has given the British and French
colonists periodical ANNOYANCE. According to
tho treaty Of Utrecht, the French have the right
OF prosecuting the fisheries In that part Of New.
foundland known as the French Shore, and In
their own possessions Of st. Pierre and Miaue-
Ion For the past three summers disturbances
between the French ami British 0shermeD have
been recorded. The chief grievance OF the
English settlers Is this existence Of species OF
fishing gear called bull tow" which the
ropes, extending In some instances a mile In
length, having equldstant nsh lines and batei
hooks attached. The whole is buoyed In vari-
Gus parts by large blocks Of cork. BY this means
tine French have the advantage OF intercepting
the schools of hsh that migrate to and from the
Straits OF belle Isle at the close OF summer.
Often at night time these "bull tOws" have been
cut by the English Nswf0undlanders to let the
dsh reach their part OF the coast In such cases
miniature sea fights have been tue result, Me-
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-02-05

The first real snow storm of the winter
was In truth a welcome sight. The outlook yes
terday morning was positively al adj dening, aud
the sound Of the sleigh bells during the day I've
ones spirits freshening. II Is pleasant at last
to get touch OF our own normal winter. But
II IA only the nrst sight Of city snow that Is so
gratifying. The pure garment will soon be de-
died, and the graceful lines OF Its EMBEDDING are
things Of brief endurance. But IL was pretty
sight the snow-wrapped city, early yesterday
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-02-05
THE LABOR PARTY.
A History and a Defence Of the Oreani ~ a on.
aud an Opipion of its Enemies.

bhu hn DpuiOn OF It's snemles.
To THE EDITOR OF The SUN-Sir: The
great Autobiography Convention in Harrisburg
year the parent OF the Harrisburg
Anti-Mononoly Convention that closed its ses-
sion on Thursday last. The object of It's
schemine authors and agents was to sell out
It's honest and unsuspecting delegates and de
stroy tn h influence In the true Labor party.
Their object was to present memorial TO Con-
gress IN favor OF an appropriation to the Tom
SEQ 1exas Pacific Subsidy Ring.
The Convention OF last wear authorized great
council at Cincinnati in September, which de-
yeloped the following facts: IL showed the
percentage of so called labor advocates VINO can
be Induced hy money to turn IT iitor to their
cause, and that percentage Is majority Of the
whole for they DESTROYED the conference. Ii
proved that the so-called Independent party is
monopoly-se, Wing fraud, for II took into It's
sessions scheming uolticlans and l0ud-mouthed
Tex Railroad men, Notwithstanding our pro
testaions against them. IL developed the pru-
riencv OF such men as A. c. Cameron and Robert
SchillnR and tue sad decddenCe of honor am png
the leading Gran ers from Illinois and other
true Llhor party to draw clear line between
the faithful few aud the knayish majority. In
short, II z We birth to the genuine l. lbor party,
which was tnen and there kicked into All org an
ism 10y the angry tumult Of defeat.
The Independent party, like buzzaTds and
scorpions Is an unClean thing. 1t ufects and
bli%h both meh and NOR lis. ] Is as insidious
and ire cherous as the monopolis 5 II was or
Ranzed To serve. and VIII keep spies al the heels
o every votary and fool whose LOYALTY to the
Texas Pdcl0c snbsidy Ring rs suspected. Ia
New York tins Independent rty, after adopt
ing, agreed 10 publish the platform Of the Llb n
patty but did nothing Of the kind, showing that
here, AS everywhere else. IL Is under the slV die
tation OF the money mOnarchs AT Washington.
VINO judge and dispense the gag law for the T
dap ding expo tants OF ONCE. The public could
not expect anything therefore on ben II Of the
poor miners and othe whose delegates attend-
cd the Autobiography Convention Of this year
50 long AS such men as &. Ben Johnson con
trolled Il 10 the interests of the money KINGS oi
Pennsylvania. G. OSBORNE WARD.
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Such az " The School TIE cher At Bottle Fat "syyie's
Cowarllce," "A hieni Among the Roooeri " the Blue
ladg ." Mr. smythe's Mistake" HiFar" "Tnc
liuutcrs Escape" ana Chased Dy Grl41iy" viii be
foundi III the cheapest and most attractive VI maya.
Eines frdHk Lesaes fVBaidr noathiy, tor February,
now ready price 20 cents, for 1913 pages ana ~ usra
llops Tor sale by al news agenis.-Adt.
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The Emma Mine Fraud.



Messrs. ShIpman, Barlow, Larroque ar d
Mcfarland have declined all further connectiu n
with the suits Instituted against lrenor W. Park
and Others for damages Or fraud In the sale Of
the Emma Nine, In consequence OF al insinua-
ton oV the directors that there might possibly
be some arrangement between the IN and Park
aud Grant They offer To submit their conduct
Of the case to the arbitration OF Cdef JIstI -
lite, Charles O'Conor, or W. VI. Evarts, and to
refund ~ fees II either OF these gentlemen de-
al
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-02-05

CINcGNNATI, Feb. i.-Some significance Is at
iached BY many persons 10 the statement In the aiat
% ex Postmaster Green OF Dayton, ONO, VINO Is on
tn Al here before Judge Swing TOR the mi apprnrria.
son VI G0Yernlnont money, that the Hon, Robert O..
schemes viii Or here In Apill next, and Will testliy IN
his (GTeens) case. II IL Understood TO mean that DR.
Greeu Ia, puailiye information that Minister heheugA
Will be TeGA led by that line
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Am.sements Ts-Day

Hssths Theatre jallui Cr"f hsia''.
Freehlyn Thtatrr F'iw shsn. ns,in's
GsweVy Theatre uas, To ., Csbta.
ttltsssum Ssr' o. f.u'
frrls Theetrc-Rp,.mi st,n. Msus'a
Inn Avesue Thratre raa, M.tn"
Estiensi Academy OF Design An ~ Eshtnloa
eb .'p'e Ihrstre Sc saw M.rg~y Osr. N.u"...
fsvisisn Varieties -ish s,..s-u nsusse
s'einvay Hall Theodore Thorn, MWns..
Ser frsneiseo Min.tres V"', h.uss.
Thtsirs Corioue variety. Maun".
1eny Pastor. Theatre -vsn,y.
htA,snue Theatre L." Fon N.vais"'v VAIN"
mir y.fesrth street THEATRE. r,sn Bale. hsus''
Tivsli 1hssus-ts. Goid.u af.nca.
sien ksusrs 1hestr Re-" Meb'L hsts'.
riireh'. Theatre Maud - lies. M',es~
Wset's Mus,ur, Nero, the Cootlnssl Msun's
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-02-05

In the case Of Charles d. Owls against THE
SIN, motion Was made yesterday In the Chambers OF
the Court Of Common Pleus, before jug Van Brunt,
for an order requiring the defendant to furnish u
particulars OF the facts pleaded IN Justification Of he
aeEel lt1el The M lion Was argdeu by Mcssrs. sii.
wi q rdlHcr Tor tn plauiin, aud as opposed 40
behalf Of lHE Sun by Mr., Willard Bartlett. Duc,slOh
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-02-05

Some OF the Liberals are fooling around
the Republican organization, and manpu-
wiring 10 get back. This is very well for
those who want Offices, but not for those
whose aim is clean and honest gov
eminent. The Republican party Is hope
less. Its corruptions are iucurable. II is
like hog with trichine. Physicians are
In vain. There is nothing for it, but TO kill
and destroy.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-02-05

Now that the Charity Il ~ Is over, the next
social event Of the season IL the ladies' reception OF
the New England Society, which Is to take place at
DemuncO's, on "Wednesday evening Of next week
lhe ucAets are iOr sale at lhanys
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-02-05
Academy Of NIusic.

number OF prominent actors appear to, night
In "Nan,' "Cus,om Of the County" and "HoneY-
moon" for the bencnt OF the Y, NJ Il. A. Mrs Barney
others will appear.
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MORALS have frequently bcen sent by the y itish
Newfoundl nders to France, asking for the abo-
ntion Of the "bull tow" which 10 considered
ruinous to their fishing interests No notice has
been taken Of the memorials. and the bad feel
ing between the two Hshine factions is oonse-
auently growing more intense and dangerous.
The recent failure of Sir JoHN GLOVER to clpse
negotiations for the purchase Of the French
fishery right. forebodes a season OF riots between
the different factions of fishermen on the French
Shore In Newfoundland that may lead to serious
complications.
Short work would be made with any dis
turers who attempted to interfere with the
services in Or. rYNo's church, or the FIFTH Ave
nue. synagogue, or 81. Patrlcks Cathedral
Dlsturbers have just ~ much right to interfere
With these places AZ with the meetings OF PETER
DwYgR In Vandam street. There " Just as
great cul' ability In breaking his windows, turn
inc out his lights, and DESTROYING his furni-
ture, as there would be In doing these things 10
any one Of the fashionable churches. The police
men put on duty at DIVERS place must be
made to realize these flcts, and to understand
that his religious rights are 20 be protected just
AZ carefully as those OF the Rev. DIR. HALL,
Cardinal MCCLosKEY or RABBI GOrTHEIL II Is
very likely that the rouehs enjoy a Jamhoree
but they can't have Il a place OF worship, how
ever humble.
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HEARTRENDING SCENE-A little child AZ
fecied Win Group lheycl a be renewed Oy Admit.
teriDg DR. !. II. NcLeau's wonderful cough aud luuE
h ahpg 9lnles an nialhols remeiy on an euIurl'
new principle TRIAL san pics tree al the IN of Dr.
H. AcLeau 3li Chestnut 81, St Louis, Mo.-Aar
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II Is veil To get clear If a cold The first week,
bpt IL much beer ard safer 10 rid your cit ~ t. the
met fortyelght eou-the proper reedY fOr the pur-
pose beng Dr. JIBss Expect0Tant.-A4P
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-02-05

The Hoboken Land and Improvement Com
panY viii reduce he rents OF their houses tIO 10 " 70
per cent on aud after May J. 1870
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-02-05

The difference between the genuine in
dependent voter and the bogus independent
voter IL that one wants once and the other
doesn't
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Eyerybody speaks MellarIt.

Frank LG4iies Popular Aonthlu for February
eonlan6 IN pages FOr sale al all news depO. Pueo
Pokrok. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1867-1878, 1876-08-15

pupku pana Krista ano = kus masa 81
t6la onoho slova, iez t6lem uGineno bylo.
(viz evangelium sv Jana: A slovo t6lem
uGin6no iest) N6kter6 totozn6 ostatky
svatych okazovany seuGasn6 n6kolika
m6stech. TAX zname hlav Jana Kftite
lie, pet rouch krista, n6z zoldnefi losy
metah atd atd.
Nedle t6chto svatych ostatkd Jest asi
1900 zazracnych obrazi, nimz do roka
statisice lidi putuie. A tito poutnici jsou
poneivice ba vesm6s lide chudsi, ktefI
zna6nou cast rocni dspory sv6 "a tento
nestoudnY humbug katolicke cirkve vyda
i, nebot boha6i jsou prGfizkem osvicenei-
81, pax mali dosti prosttedkd, ably puto-
vani n6kter6mu zazraen6mu obrazu ma
hradih ST n6iakym darem cirkvi nebc
kn6zst7u, kter6z Sc ustrani blahovym
poutnikdm ma vrch hlavy vysm6ie. A
tax trpi poverou neivce lid chudsi, kite
rfz neien rozumu svGho ale hmotn fch
prostfedkG zbavovan Jest. A iezto tlovek
hloupejsi, nevzdelanejsi, ma duchu obme
zeneisi chytfejsimu nebo vzd6.antisimr
We vsednim zapase zivot snadno podle
ha vzdy hloub hloub upada az dplnt
hyne, musime pov3ru ddsledn6 "a nejv6t
siho sk6dce lidu obecn6ho, kteryz meme
vzd6lany a zamozny jest povazovat
Pokud tento lid povery Sc nezbavi, potud
jest ieho zapas niiskovateli hnotnymi a
politickymi marny - nebot pov6ra nic
silly ieho jiz samem zarodku, poyera cd
nina mu nejen odhodanost ale smysl
pro zdatne nepfateIskymi zivly zapase-
nj. ProGez prvnim hesem vsech ptatel
lidu must byti: Pryc poyerou! Yit6z
styi rozumu! =
Pokrok. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1867-1878, 1876-08-15
y eZiS "A - buh.

Kdoz by opovazil Sc pfedstaviti 81 Yse-
mohouciho, ysndy pfitomn6ho Styofitele
vsehomira, Bytost, kteraz vyplhuje ysech
nu prostoru mad Mani, vedle mas, mas j
pod nami, Bytost, ieiiz obrovitosf cd to p
no neispodneisiho zrnka hmoty az K te
nejyzdalentisi hvezd6 nebo mlhovine ma
hofe dosahuie, iez miliony a miiony sve
til objima pronika, pretvofue a move two
ri, ze by spustila Sc ma nepatrn6 zrnko
vsehomira, ma pouhou skvrniGku obro
viteni svet6 planetarnim, ably zde zacala
ziti zivot 6loveka, pOuhe to infnsore V
obrovite nadrzce stojat6 vody, pouhe to
bunky tisicilet6 platan6, pouhe to mo-
made v spoust6 organicke hmoty! A pax
pfedstavte 81 semohouciho Tvnrce vse.
homira, leziciho We zlab6 mezi Gtvernohy-
mi hovadky vselikym plazem hmy-
zen, Boha spiciho mezi yoy a osly We
staii. Dale namane Sc nam jako pasto-
rex ma ulici hraiici 81 druhymi d6t,ni
kutaleie oblazky a soupaie tazule, anizby
mel neislabsiho tuseni o pdvodu, povaze
poslani SVEN. Kdoz dovede pfedstavi
Ii sobe onu hrozne majestatni Bytosf, o
niz svat6 Pismo samo di, ze cl0vek il ne
mdze ztiti, lee by zemfel, vida il, ktcrak
denne Cd set tisic6 jest vid6na a neien
videna, ale obcujici mnohymi tech
neibidn6isich povrhelG spoletnosti lidskel
A ii lide bidni nejen ze obcovali nj ia
ko kymsi sobe rovnym, ale neieden z
mich "a nehodnou sve spolecnosti, "a pfc
mrstence, posetilce apo blazna a vyvrhele
il povazoval. Col mohli ii lide y6fiti, ze
tato obycejna Bytost jest totozna bohem
vsemohoucim? Nemozno! Nemozno!
A kdoz by mohl potom vtfiti, ze ten
vecne steiny nezm6nitelny Bah podlehal
hladu ziznil (Jako JezisD
Anebo, kdoz mohl by vefiti, ze ten wee
n6 Bdely, .iehoz oko nikdy Sc nezamhouH,
jehoz mysl mad vsim stvofenim dstavicn6
bdi = upadal spanek, kteryz tn podobu
sc smrti ma, ze na vse kolem sebe BIZ sa
mi na sebe zapominame, sve sebey6domi
pozbJvane? A Jezis po tficet roki kaz
de snad noci Y tento stav bezv6domi upa
dali A dale, pfedstavte 81 Bytost tax We
iebnou, ze obrazotvornost sameho op6vo
vovatele velebnosti bozi, slavneho basni
ka Rusd Derzavina, nedovedla ami PIT
blizn6 zobraziti 81 il, Bytost, kteraz ma.
klady zeme nebe otfasa," nemohouci sa
ma sebe zastititi proti plvajici posmiva
jici SO ldze zidovske, kteraz konecne Cd
nepfatel svych udolana ma sibenicni
kfiz piibita byla "a trest ma potupu, ia
ko SO yypravuje Jezisi.
Tazte Sc rozumu: Mohl to bfti Bdhl
Pokrok. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1867-1878, 1876-08-15

jest yeru spatna poklona jiz Stvofite-
Ii naSemu cini bohoslovci, uGice, ze ne l..
mdzeme dGvefovati pfedmetdm iez vidi-
me, aniz zvukdm iez slysime, aniz my
slenkam iez myslime, aniz mravrim, mi.
i2etnym nebo nabozenskym pocitim iez
cltine; ze ami pudem, .ani rozumem, ale
pouhym bezeimennym svedectvim mtize
me ujistenu byti, ze Balamova oslice pro
mluvila nekolik hebrejskJch slov, ze ne
d6litelny tfeti dill boha narodil Sc panny
Marie, trpel pod pontskym Pilatem, byl
ukfizovaR, stoupil do pekel tfetiho dne
vstal mrtvyeh, aby usmitil hnev, iez
druhe diva dice nedelitelneho boha proti
clovecenstvu chovaly. Vsecky tyto veci
podivn6, pudu, rozumu, zkusenosti po-
vaze nasi Sc pficiei poznati pry a o mich
Sc uiistiti mdzeme jedin6 slepou virou V
bOzsky pdvod knihy, jez ma kazde stran-
ce nese nepopiratelne stopy pdvodu ciste
lidskeho.
Divno veru, proc Stvofitel nechal mas
tapati We tmach slepe viry, kde Sc jedna-
10 0 veci tax vazne a spasitelne.
Pokrok. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1867-1878, 1876-08-15
Oznamky pOkrOku

vytisknou Sc .ien takove, ktere So napfe8
zaplati Yyimuty isou toho prayidla
spolky, !iimz zaroven oznamue Sc "a ,,po
sc06Gn5 ce2tu.
palec sloupce stoii $500 "a ttikrate
vytisknuh palce S4.OO, palce $500.
Oznamka dele uvefeihovana tim Jest lev
neisi elm dele SO uvefeihuje,
Oznamky nistni, tisknute obyoeinym
pismem stoii Is eta. fadka.
Oznamky: ,Kde JEST ,,Naproae5'
,UJedd Sc" stoii Is eta. "a tfikrat otisk-
uuti.
- Podle toho necht Sc kazdy fidi
do Pokroku oznamovati chce. Necht
siuda kohk tadek, ti kolik palcd koli.
krat uvefejnit necht 81 sam vypotte a
zasle pfislusici ga to castku.
sA Kdo 81 preie miti oznamku v
titydenniku neb tydennikd necht laska.
We podotkne.
Penize posilejte v7dy postovnich
poukazkach Money orders) psani adre-
suite vzdy:
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