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UNES'S MILD DISSIPATION.
sitSfyG HiNDs tND or IFIN0 RUBY
NM ~ fHE err HfLL.
,t., y, - Hr~nhn,s, With john J'c"h N""r'
and AcnIu " ith cN-Gov. Morgan ~ t""ther
,,.,,,t,, ON for " Arlington To-day.


r.fh,,frl L. HAYES passed the night,
,tr liis r.'fion w cV-Gov Nnrtln 's'
noe. In i.. npnrimaut. in the Finh Avenue
=. u.o-,.nnnd lroll TASTED lat Yesterday
-.trin-. and hal scarcely prepared hitns'n
., rulli, nrpcaranrn when servant an
,.. Tho arrival of his escort for the OIL
..f nr.4. ntntian to tho pcoplo Of the city.
n,t a.l,.k two carriages driven by coach
,nf.ary rolled into the cry Hall Park. In
W.T. Rutherford -. Hayes. William W.
rt.criS hnr1. and Mr. Theo Roosevelt.
.. r..thrr wore Gen. inaon q. VI Cook
u.,,, r r4irr AMI Mr. Webb c. Hayes. As
Ma. 0-~ n..s rrn he'd tho main entrance to the
~t.ff.n d. frhlo cheer won't up from the crowd
~ .Hf -fv sockers. Having alight"d from
d. r.arrn-o-. the Fraudulent President and
,.-l.t.wOr. cs 'ortrd by Police Capt. Walsh
.n, % two lines OF pouce OH .ers.
iru.A h1 main corridor OF tho City
n.U r Ar MAJORS OH 'r Mayor Ely met
I... fla i1Nr aad led them into his inner
.. Ml 10 NDs took q drink of witer. ami
.ntl.ug tlr MN1rs arm walked through
hrmHn 'orr1'r End ~ the grand stairway
~ tHrG tv.ruor's room. H. was followed by
RHnm NJ l,Ari- and the venerable rhurlow
Mt Carl Shur1. and Con lohn Cochran.
Or. Me,urk ANA Henry NJ laher. MIR. Van
dragon. the AiaNor secretary. took charge OF
"f.'i n. itm',th " ~ II tho main room.
N'or INV pltr'd Mr. iiav"s Ht the right OF the
n... Wlu.u- LN..0 on H USED - Drer-"
.-'I. .iNH.. III front ui him "a tho
d.. trut.f tfr1.uti .r of his Country. ON
u.'u auu 0l.- Mis- q. "AA g.. t.ns AGAINST
iN nt % FOO 'l Nr, l itN ii
r..lu.u L Nlla Ur do.r- w"rr opened amt
.. 900 hUu4 ia.r ,utHr NJ. Hay WAS. busy
vino WNrrrurluu- tn-''' tine man who had fraud
DtN obtained tIIr lnt-.i ton in Viii % samuel
I'D. v.I.u Mr. NcNfull.u who WAS Suh-,iurnt-
IlfII-. AuIur- iI.-t llf. lk N.- extended
were rN-shrrn lrunan. as n.tor
,..li O., -ur JAu.- HAYES. Lawson y Fuller.
t. lu-itr" Wand u. rN-touin s-lon'r
Hrpn'n, Upte4 Sigiies Comps .er
aI k.man Of the Comitrlu,r's I'm 90.
~ b lnican Am"rmen, Counsellor Vol
as.- t Count amos. wit III, 'N"'p,i n
rs ,DNDr. TIA" sole Demo rau' ON ial WHO
s..e ,u hV.s- ngni Wis city marshal.
.Hl.I"i - iNst ln tlc lime W re all ot the
,f hers eni 20 Hree NUMBERED boot
.. "-' D. W7Nafs' an" "iH'F u"N-,, Inv tl"
.r hl"cd~ tor tnHnl WAS shown hy the
,a. .r ui ah who shook his hand airing
N'e". ony iit'on w.r" n"srn =
InlrNtd u..i d.. ia Nlr mNn wa- never
.t l.l-s durln- q Z, ptI'n Than VI.
D .- nAs. H. manner. anl pHiiieuiurly his
|'.- ff peculiarly cNlr s~Nt' ordinarily. ia-
If.' .i Do Us. COUNTING nluN~t Co. lula-
'u'-. II -r.n. n.It .u~|Y r.a . o.
4Hl ..-- b. .rtnN "Nt - every 'n On % Hi-
''''''. n "a ~ ." ~ "' 'i7'',N. KY,
r. t' NI- position nou'i r.t 90" .nutr-t,d.
Of me boys NN0 camr tU sr"s' nlm
SNOW thai h- iiii nr..Nito tir ttls oi
u ui oi tne lLf"i -rif-. onn.nr lNi'"
Id. Boz. innI upon " p .Ii-f Be- f.Nl...- (
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LoSDoN, MAY lG.-Count Won Arnm has SUI
'.l,4 ST. uvu,, "'l q f'al'i a iuiair'la.se.
, 1877-10-10

Republicans, have been elected a Represeata-
tives ia this county, yet It Il feared by some
that the former HIS been defeated by Hornel
Democrat Gillian, Republican candidate for
Sheriff, is probably defeated by David Carscadep,
INDEPENDENT,
, 1877-10-10
IOWA.
NsaRKuoH.

Spsaa! DtspdscA 70 Ia Chicago 1f8AAn&
Mc0REooR, H., 0ct. 9-The day paused on
quiet1y. Full Yo.e- Returns tonight aro
meagTs. Thomas updegra6 and Chszlea Aspt-
aell, Republicans, are probably elected.
CHQAK KAP1Dt.
4psaa& AspatcA 10 TA4 tAe10o Tribune.
cxpAa RAPIDS. H., Oct. e-0win9 to the
storm hero to-day only light vots has been
polled. Returns are very slow coming In, but
what have been received indicate that Gear has
fallen considerably behind ths remainder of tho
ticket. 1t Il thought that both Jordan and uzc,
, 1877-10-10
POLITICAL.
Disastrous Defeat of the
Republican Ticket In
Ohio Yesterday.
The Democrats Believed to Have
Walked OF with $4,000
Majority.
A Light Vote in General and
q Heavy Democratic
Increase.
The Workingmon Evidently
Contributed Largely to
the Result.
Republican NIa1contcnts and
Stay-at-U0mes Like
wise Assisted.
Reduced Vote and About 3O,-
600 Republican Major
ity in Iowa.
How a Democratic Sorehead Con.
vention Was Called
to Order.
An Opportunity for Anti-Tamma-
ny to Punish Its Arch
Enemy.
Lessons Suggested by the Recent New
York Democratic Con
vention.
How a Democratic Sorehead Con.
vention Was Called
to Order.
An Opportunity for Antl-Tamma-
ny to Punish Its Arch
Enemy.
Lessons Suggested by the Recent New
York Democratic Con.
ventiou.
OHIO.


sptc'0 As'd.en 70 Me ta1edoo tes 1'1o"af.
cohu@nos' ~, oct' u*-AAe 'no!catIohs NJ
this hour q o'clock a. m.) are that the ont'rc
Democratic State ticket has been elected. TO-
gethcf With joint ballot majority IN tie Legs-
latufe. Dispatches received from Cincinnati re-
port that tho bcnoe1ats hase carried
Hamilton COUNTY, and with that tho political
complexion Of TUG LEGISLATURE 10 changed. also,
to Democratic. The heaviest Republican losses
arc in tho Rescrvo counties, WhcFe 1t acoms tfat
little more than shrcc-1oarths vote was cast,
thus giving the central and southern counties,
where Bishops greatest strength WIS 1ocat-
cd, prcpondcrnnco. The labor question
entered into the campaign IN several OF
tho larger counties, but 1t las not proved to be
10 important feature In tho election rs Vas ex-
pectod. In uapilton County, Hhcro 1t. OF
COURSE bad tts greatest strength, they ypol}cdloss
than lo,ooo votes IN the CITY Of Cleycland.
whcro they "ofo al r. greatly lcarcdt tho tc-
publ'esns hare aueceeded In elccatng their entire
ticket, Legislative anu county, though W
greatly dce1eased majority from that Of last
year. Ihe hcpuolicans lay thclr ue1cat
to the apathy In their own ranks
rather thnn to any marked increase Of Demo-
cratic strength. Tho election Of Democratic
Legislature defeats tho aspirations Of both
Matthews and Garfield for the scnatorshIp. and
will Cause lively scramble between Pcndlctou,
Ewing. Morgan, and Payne when tho Lcgis-
1atature shall meet in JANUARY.
CLEVELAND.
Special Dttposeh 10 7n~ Chicago Tribune.
CLEVELAND, O., Oct o.-Tho election is this
city has passed. on unusually quiet for State
contest, there being literally no excitement 70
spcctlnE the candidates On tho general ticket
Local matters, particularly relative 70 ono Or
trxx An$A $3H$ ~fR1A -
dfdacY for Treasurer Of CuyahoRa County, an
Office paying. according to report, not much BE-
low that Of tho presldcnt Of tho United States,
created considerable lUc, but not enough to
t,r,n~ mi . mi vo,c. Thcrc va. m ,mnrr.e
uInR wv = '4t ,,. .o.s. 4ne.' "-s ~ s4"saeo
amount OF spnttlh9 ana sastenlnG' now
ever, In the eountY and Legislative tickets.
T1tero vna 1tttfo CHALLENGING. Counting IN the
rttv IN. o,rotlv facilitated IN coD.en,,enc, of
working under the new registry and precinct
law, hut on account Of local scratching It Is taxi
tt,r an c1traortltnaYv amount of Tins to ascer-
, 1877-10-10

W!a"a eounsJ' t"o to"nso'pss OemoGtfc
ptckaway County two to.nshios and tEo
wards fC!rcleEilfel Democratic gain =.
I1ke County, three Townships democratic
Portagc County, eight townships, Democrats
gain ~.
rrcb1o County, one township, Republican
sa!n !. a ., .,u.. ,...,,,..
Putnam County. ooc precinct, Republican
gain q.
M;h,and County, TWO toTn:hiPs anu oee
Iss:s Coanty, tye townships and ono ward
san,l1uskey County, ona township Democratic
gain H.
Ssf,ecn ,sa Go''1ns5, ays a soMn5a5!ps 59 aoo 1oos
STARK County. tvo Townships, no change.
summit County, az to"nsh'p atd on1 ward
fAkronA ~, nc5aoeratic '1 gan s,,,a ~ ,aa u;,..
ctty, Democratic sain IA: $500,
ltcan gain 4a: .,. n..,
eatn 1s. ~ v
we5t ctty' nepalcan gain a:.,,n ., n.oo..,,,
gain IT, u: ,,o,n.r .,.,. .o,,,.,,a, n.n.o.,,,o
gai1 3y, H.. -, f.,na.~ ,,,,. .,xn.,,,. 49,, i.
wanl Of Marietta, Demossatl; I gain ~ ~; ,voo..
cfty pc1noeEal,s aGtgE ga'n go; n,n,, ponn,,,,n
Mlnams county, cue to"nsnips tcpuol'cho
sawin sw;s2,,ott. a. conntv t,rco tovn.b,n1 n,,n,.
cratic gal" "
,...... LATER. ~
County, four townships. Democratic gain y:
gain; t
Asl'lana lss'.l =! County, three Townships Demo-
Akhtabu1a County, eleven Townships, Demo-
, 1877-10-10
AUCTION SALES.
A FINE FARM

AL "A. OCIloN-
THE STIRRING PLACE, onn Of tho best and mort
desrah!J nc4ted fa1ms n Kane Countr. stuatd on the
S. Chsrle. only IL. ninusea rtde fson t1o depot.
and ltsA thsn milo from two chtcso fartorica, 70 bo
sold It suction Oil MuNDAY. OCT. IL lb7I. nt p. w.
sharp; y comprAes snont al ae1cs. I'll sancItor land
Of which about - acrrs hre covrrrt wlth second
q gat.,a ,tons trout and I s!su.tea ~ msRriaesnt
sEds that produce weI Never: tdl!nk .atcr ana &C.
n!arks.. and s1es!!sat s.sety. nraInaxs !. pcTeei
csth. and hasnce In ohc. two thrte anA four Jeszs
atH psr cent fac.s terms Will u slightly varied tu
fFon Chicago Aurora, and tho Dtxno and FrneTort
sfternoos. elsns saipis limo - sttcnd Ihe Sic
, 1877-10-10
CHICAGO. WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER

iEts hare dcvcIopcsl unexpected ttrcngtt, and
llarc pcrhap4 elected tome rnnttfhates, but It IL
impossible 70 tell yet, as cTctJththg + IN high
mix. It Ia believed, however, that the Rcpnb-
and ono Representative. Thc. balance Of the
ticket h contested between tho Nationaltsts ant
Democrats. Il sharp fight Hias been made over
.hr Sheriff. The chances now favor the Demo.
cratic candidate.
ToLKpo, o, bet. 1o-1 d. m.-Returns from
result rhnnot be etated With certainty to-,i9ht.
The Nationals have carried lilo tt :, and will eject
= part of their rnnnty ticket Cummings,
Treasurer, koantz, Recorder, aud Nes.cr, Rep
reecntattsc on tho Republican ticket, arc pfoba-
bly, elected. Tho Nationals probably elect Kcf-
loE4, Representative.
CoLr1tnEs, O., Oct. 9:-Miah beautiful
weather, the election passed of more quietly
than for years, Scarcely any attention was paid
to the Registry law. but its provisions requiring
The t susd'viston ot wasls ~. generally esm.
c.nc.s. y flir vote IVES pollcd, but very badly
scratehed OH the local t!ckrt II Will be late be-
fore futl returns Of the city can bo obtained.
State: wl1:h is usually considered favorable to
Republicans, hut tho fair weather " Offset by
the apathy and withdrawal OF Republican votes
70 tic Workugsncn'a nnl 0Tccnt'aek tickets.
l.cturns arc cunning In slowly, and Indicate
Democratic gains. In tic compilation Of tho
or Worktnrmcn's vote, although tho latter Is
.a[d tn have polled heavy votc IN Hamilton
County.
Returns arc coming In slowly. Comparisons
aru tnadc With the voto for Dcll aud Barnes ia
~ $50 p. n. NC have returns from thtrty-one
seattetnE precincts, showing net Democratic
gain Of l,U99,
, 1877-03-31

far more numerous and effective
than Packard's, while an additional
force from adjoining States can be
procured if necessary.
w1nM1sar9s, N. G.. March Is
Gov. Hampton with Gen. Conner
and Gen. Butler. reached here this
morning. An immense crowd OF
people, accompanied by band Of
music, met them at the depot, where
a speech of welcome was made by
Hon. H. Waddell. Gov. Hampton
said he would ask no recognition at
the hands of the President. He had
been fairly elected by the people OF
South Carolina. and he believed that
if the Democratic party administer
ed the government of that State,
peace. prosperity. and happiness
would follow.
New YORK, March 28.-A special
from the scene of the Stafordville
food says that little is left but shat
tered walls, wrecked timbers, and
here and there gaunt chimneys. Tim
bers, machinery and uprooted trees
bristle everywhere. and over once
shining meade vs.. now buried deep
in mud, are scattering remnants OF
some sort. Men are at work repair
ing. Converse and Granite Mills.
although seriously injured, will be
preserved.
A letter received here from Cape
Colony, Africa. states that the en-
tire Cora Ope. a troupe was murder
ed by savages in January. Alice
Wren, the youngest daughter of the
famous English actor G. NJ. Wren,
was member of the troupe.
New YORK, March 28.-It is stated
that fresh batch of $800,O0O of
counterfeit Missouri State bonds
has been discovered, and money
lenders are cautioned against the
possible fraud.
BosToN, March 2S.-The steamer
Istrian will leave for Liverpool on
Saturday with $40 head of live cattle,
the beginning of proposed extensive
shipments.
New ORLEANS, March 2S,- Three
members who have heretofore occu-
pied seats in the Packard House
IF. J. Davis of St. Landery, Bar
nard Davies of Point Coupe, and
Olger Romero of Obera) were to day
sworn in and took seats in Nichols
Legislature.
WASHINGTON, March S.-The fol-
lowing gentlemen, having accepted,
are announced as the commission to
visit Louisiana: Judge Chas. B.
Lawrence of Illinois, ex-Gov. Brown
of Tennessee, Gen. Jos r. Hawley
of Connecticut, Cen. Johr M. Har-
Ian of Kentucky. and Wayne Nc
Weigh of Pennsylvania.
, 1877-03-31

the action of the grand jury, which
meets next Monday. John Mahoney,
Pleasant Slaughter, II. G. Wright.
VIM. Haulderbaum, H. T. Jones and
James Fay are all held for arson.
All waived examination. having
made sworn statements of guilt, ex-
cept Mahoney. who was held upon
the evidence of Wright. The pris-
oners, about 2 o'clock were put in
wagons and surrounded by strong
guard left for Oroville. There was
a crowd of three or four hundred
people assembled in front of the
station. and the anxiety to get u
sight of the prisoners was immense.
SAN FRANcIsco. March 27.-Ex-
Governor Hendricks was serenaded
at the Commercial hotel this even
ing a large crowd being present.
In response to calls, Mr.. Hendricks
spoke at some length ON general top
les. Regarding the recent political
struggle, he said. in effect, major
ity of the people believe Mr.. Hayes
not rightfully President, but mas
much as he had been seated accord
ing to due form. it being the duty
Of all to accord that respect due any
officer de .facto; but the manner in
which he had been placed in the
Presidential chair, far from beng
legal or right was dangerous pre-
cedent, and it would devolve on the
people four years hence to say who
shall be the next President in an
unmistakaLle manner.
, 1877-03-31
PACIFIC COAST

SAN Francisco, March 25.-A few
days ago mention was made of the
discovery of $1,000 worth of opium
in the cargo of the City of Peking,
which was seized by the custom
house officers: Since then other i'm
portant discoveries and seizures have
been made on the same steamer.
The value of the opium taken from
the Peking since her arrival is esti-
mated at $12, 900. The authorities are
pursuing the search diligently and
do not despair of ascertaining the
names of the smugglers, who are in
creasing in audacity and boldness.
The venture is so bold in all its
plans that suspicion arises of snug
Cling in high places.
SANTA Rosa, March &c. During
free fight between some dozen men
in q saloon at the mouth of Howard
canyon, a man named Robert Alex
ander was fatally stabbed by Thos.
Reed. Reed fed but was captured
this morning and lodged in Jail.
CoLUsA, March q. AT James
Yates farm, four miles above Colusa,
this morning, five little children
were playing in a granary where
there were some sacks of grain and
bran piled up. The pile of sacks
fell on the children. killing two
year old daughter of George Farley.
+ One of the children was able to give
one suppressed cry, which was heard
by a Chinese cook, who vent to their
rescue. All the children would
have died in few minutes more.
CHICO, March 27.-To-day the ex-
element came to q climax when
pref larations began for the transfer
of tho prisoners by the sheriff to
Orovjlle. The prisoners were taken
before Judge Hallett this morning
and charged IS follows: Eugene
Roberts, arson al murder; F. Con-
way, murder and arson; J. Slaugh-
ter, murder and arson Charles
Slaughter, murder and arson; Thos.
Stainbrook, murder and arson. All
! these are held without bail to await
, 1877-03-31
DR.. N. w. LANE,
PHYSICIAN and SURGEON

OFFICE OVER MoRR1IL's DRuo STORE.

~ Particular attention raid to surgical
cases. Residence at Mr.. Alverson's. fe28 II
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General Carleton who was by no means
favorabIy disposed towards West ordered
Military Commission to examine into the
shooting Of Corporal smithr and West vas
exhenorsted from all blame. West shortly
after received his commission as Bzigadier
General, and was assigned to the command
Of the District of Arizona, he did not 20 10
El Paso to escspe the vengeance Of ths
abused eomPany : for the reason = TINT ths
abussd company had left MesilIa beSbEs
Nest did The Tshse sbs=e are the facts IN ii the
case, and ander the circumstances West waa
eomPelled % do Is he did, or suTTsndeg lia
authority.
OEE or .Tng .'0As1
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THE aoFERsoR,s RROcI Is.rna ]

From the proclamation which w ,ps6lish
below. il appears that our Terriseriaf aaaAos.
ities have at last been awakened to the con
dition Of affairs in Southern New Mexico
Now let Us have reward for the appsshen-
sion Of the armed banditti that are over
running the country and for the arrest Of Ait
persons who have tArbOEed tided and
abetted them; and lawIessAess WIN receive
= check.
Reward for MHrderers-PE -PEoclamation
BY the GoyeEnor.
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By tfe Governor
SAS'L EtLlsoS,
Assistant Secretary.
acting Governor.

Rochester Deaeerat Daring speech b.
Mr., Eyarts yesterday, the cars started sud
denly and the Distinguished gentleman was
made to sit down on The platform with
fTightfui violence. ..lIhats the natter.
said the president anxiously, rousedb by the
ia Its only me, said Mr. Evarts, risina
~ TX IJeEt suEEsfy Y 10 E56sSible and no hsfn
done" !" Heaxsnsl said the President.
pressing bis hand 10 his brow "l'm glad q
hear tllas. / thought for moment it ms
Sc fae sciia Sonsii.4
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sAxr. FwN. NJ. Il ssvts. : "a. is79.

-
SASrA Fr, n. NJ, scpe. 81, tsT7.
+ WHEREAS, ithas been ofilciAIly rrpresenfsd
to this Office that organized sawlessnesa pre-
yaiIs in Dnha Ana and adjoining eounelless
that the people Are powerieaa and serrOean
prevails; that part Of the work Of sid law-
lessnsss Was he murder of Benito Crnz and
assault Of the old man Martinet for the puE.
pose Of robbery by two men directly con.
eerneyt 1t, or neaF c'oiOradiO, in the coansy Of
Doha Ana, On Or about the eighth dAy Of
sepsemhes. 1871 !. md tiiaitt 54id zaaFaasSrs
are still Il largs.
Now, therefore /, W. @. Rftch, Actiug
Governor Of the Territory Of New Mexico.
hereby otter . reward Of Five Hundred Dol
Lars for the arrest and lawful conviction Of
said fizn rlrs before tale District Court, Court Of
reward Of Two Hundred and Fifty Dollars
for the arrest and conviction - aforesaid Of
either Or said two men
Any anl aiI good eisiaens are hereby
anthOrized 70 pursue and arrest either Or
both Of said men, and when arrested to be
delivered into the sussods of the Sheriff q
DOha Ana county; taking his receipt there
for. This proclamation shall be a warrant
Of authority % any such citizen or citizens
making such arrest and delivery, and to use
such force as may be necessary 70 the arres.
Of said u,urderers
In witness whereof have hereunto set
II. $. my hand and the great seal Of the
Territory.
Done at Santa Fe this sSth day OF Sep.
tenaher, A. ID. 1877.
w. q. RITCH.
-z-~ acting Governor.
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have on hand large stock Of NATIVE
WINES and BRANDY o. my Owa manufacture,
which Offer for sale In quantities 10 suit par-
,slasers Ny GRAPE BRANDY Is the best liquor,
whsiher native or Imported, ia the Territory.
THoMAsJ. BCLI,
Mcsiila, n NJ.
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knova a.
ELOCUMS RANCH,
situate % miles Nesf ~ MeAiiiz or the read to sill.
yer City and tins wes6, infoFms the public gen-
orally thai DO is prepared % receive and accom-.
odafe travellers, and to supply passing trains or
henas ei animals wffh water.
This s The only watering place between the Rio
tirande ard Fort Cummings. always have an
abundance 8 wafer on hand, which will furnish
At reasonable rates
Ny table win be kept supplied with the best The
max'zet alE0nGls-
hate pleasant and comfortable rooms far.
HiShca with clean beds for the use Of travellers
Alsa comfortable and secure stahling fOr snimals
alwsys keep good supply 81 hay and grain on
land e
Travellers win ind at my place everything NJ
guiate TO supply their wants and add tO their com
i'Ht, my charges will not be ioslnd unreasonable.
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las a T. 6 A. II. held II their hall at Las Cruces,
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noGlh S1jcu;ning hrelhrep In good AtAldlng
sre frAienaly invited 10 attend
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Mexico WiIl practice in all the opaEtnal E4mw and
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