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Courts Of Reconciliation In
Denmark.

WASHINGTON. jar. ia despatch
received at the Department of State from
the American Consul at Copenhagen,
gives an interesting account of the work
ngs of the courts of reconciliation in
Denmark in reply to a letter from the
President of the Board OF Trade OF Du-
huge, as to whether such courts some
what modified might not be advanta-
geously introduced into the Uni ed
States. The Consul says that these, as
far as Denmark is concerned, are morally
and practica ly Of great Importance
They not only prevent long aud expen-
sive law suits, but in many cases amica-
bly, settle the existing disputes. Their
| efficiency is based upon tie creation of a
be ter feeling between the disput ants
| Claims, disputes, etc., are settled with
out the interference of the judicial
courts. Ii is only when court of re-
| Cancellation is unable to bring the dispu-
tants to an amicable agreement that eases
are referred Ia a court Of justice. Per
feet secresy is maintained in courts oi
reconciliation i'll /, gard to the evidence
and disputes brought before them, st
that in many cases parties prefer settle
ment here rather than undergo the eX
posnre inciden al TO trials before court,
oil justice. With the selection of disin
terested men of the high st honor an,
intelligence, as is always the case il
! Denmark, TO preside over courts OF re
Cancellation, the Consul does not hesi
tate to say that their introduction int,
the United States could lot fail to exer
beneficial influence III the administra
tiOu of Justice
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Brief Locals.

The Christiana creek, is still tight with
ice
Ninety-six men were hanged daring
last year.
Business in the General Assembly, is
increasing.
Rosewood is fast coming into favor
for furniture.
The National banks hold their annual
elections to day
Call on X. l.. Russell at the "Bee Hive"
3O6 Market street.
The ice dealers are buslly engaged in
storing their Ice houses.
This day week, John W. Hall, will. be
Governor of Delaware.
DR. Gallagher, No. S35 Market street
| is very obligng dentist.
1t has been threatening to snow for
the past few days, but SO far it has failed.
Go 10 the "Bee Hive" BOG Market
street, for Richardson's linen shirt fronts
| cheap.
The annual full dress reception of the
Uniform Division, No. !, X, of p, takes
place tomorrow evening.
l. The GAZETTE was the only paper il
the city that published the annual repor
of the 2. w. & b. X. Il, yesterday.
Prof. Aarinksen, Hasslers's orchestra
Prof. A lfredo Barrli, and Nine Zippor;
Monteith in grand concert this even
ing, at the Grand Opera House.
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And yet this is precisely the position
taken by the Republican. 1t charges all
the Democratic people Of Delaware as 1t
charged all the Democratic people in
other Democratic States with being "dis-
loval;" yet it boasts that the government
rightly paid back bounty money to all
the States but Delaware, while it asserts
that Delaware should not be paid because
her people were disloyal. Many of our
Democratic citizens openly admit that
they were opposed to the war and III
favor of other means of healing the dlf
ficulties; but they were not in favor of
disunion. With the late Stephen "A.
Douglass they believed war was disunon,
and sought to have matters compromised
so long as they had any voice IN the mat
ter. But the t me came when they were
not allowed TO give any opinion u at was
not for war to the knife and the kuife o the
hilt, and hence they were silent. Ii now
turns out that even the unborn children
of the poor people of Delaware are pro-
scribed and forbidden the advantage
given TO children of "disloyaf citizens
OF other States, to crafty the treasured
political hate of the tanatical politicians
of the past sixteen years. Could worse
and more unfriendly and unneighborly
sentiment be cherished, and this, too
against friends and kindred? We think
not,
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A Social Conspiracy.
Dtecorery Of Frauds Upon the. Odd
FciloUS.

Diecorery Of Frauds Upon tie. OBJ
Fcit0uS.
NASHVILLE, Tenn. Jan. 1.-THE grand
officers of the Odd Fellows have DIS
covered conspiracy TO defraud the socl-
ETY. OF insurance money, involving A. o..
p. H. Seborn, Past Grand Master living
at Murirees boro', and ID. G.. Howell, of
Chattanooga The parties collected So,
600 insurance monty, and recovered
1900 from the Lake Shore and Mich
gan Southern Railroad Company, by
claiming the death OF a ticticious person
in the Ashtabula disaster. The matter
has caused an uproar of excitement in
the order Seborn and Howell have con
fessed, and the lodge has taken legal
steps. The amount involved IN new
schems to defraad the benev Ole mt so ciety y
of Chicago and the United Brother no ID
of Pennsylvania il estimated at 81 900
The conspiracy had grown to such large
proportions that probably not half tn,
rascality has yet been developed
The daily gazette., 1879-01-14

THE TAXPAyERs AND RENTERS OF
the twentieth ward of Philadelphia have
formed an association, which already has
a membership Of about eight hundre +
with the view of defeating the city office
holding ring by the election of certain
men to councils. Connecting on this
move, the North Americans says: at is
imperatively necessary this year, and
indeed, every year, that men should bt
sent to councils who are slow 10 spent
lhe money of Il e people, for the tax levy
is small, and will need IA good deal d
careful stretching to make it go round"
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JANUARY IL 1870

The CASE OF Col. W. FISK Town
SEND, now before the Legislature, is as
founding to most of our people. We had
not the remotest idea that that gentle
man had given way to the demon of in
TEMPERANCE. He holds one of the most
important county offices, and it is not
surprising that the sober, moral and re-
flecling men of Sussex should demand
his removal. Those who drank with him
and led him on may well reflect upon the
misery that now befalls him and his
family.
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Conveying Heat and i light .

Great progress is being made in con-
veying heat by means of steam-pipes. In
the oil regions,on large bosler frequent ly
runs five or six wells, scattered over a
large farm-the steam being conveyed
several hundred feet to an engine at each
well by means Of pipe, generally two
inches in diameter, enclosed in plank
box, filled with sawdust.
In many towns and cities number of
large buildings are heated by steam from
one large boiler, conveyed in pipes of
various size, under ground.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
a CARD

To all who are suffering II ON The errors
and indiscretions of youth, nervous wes X.
ness, early decay, los- OF manhood, &C,
win send a recipe that will cure you
FREE OF CHAkE. This great remedy y
was dis covered by "a missionary in South
America Send a self addressed envelope
to the RFv JOSEPH T INMAN, Station ID
Bible House, New York city.
deco cod Awly
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ELECTION.
Ia 1he stockholders of this Institution
are hereby notified that the annual Elec-
ton for twelve Directors. TO serve the en-
suing year, will be held at their Bank ing
day OF January, next, between The hours OF
. and 4 O'Clock, p. IN. BY order
W. NJ BELL, Cashier.
The National BaEk of smyrna, Deem
ber 5th, 1873. dec,i-lti-3tw
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PUBLIC SALES.
lIXECUToR's SALE
REAL ESTATE .

BY virtue of an order of the Orphans
Court, nf the state OF Delaware, IN and Tor
New Castle County. mad at New Castle,
on the second day OF september, A.
1878, will be exposed at public vendue. at
the Delaware House, Opposite the Clty
Hall, In the city Of Wilmington, on
SATURDAY, the LIST day of FEBRUARY
A. D., 1919 al 3 O'Clock. p. M, the follow
Ing described Real Estate, situate In ire
city of wilmington Aforesaid. being the
property OF eau arine McMenamln. de-
ceased, bounded and described rs follows,
To wit:
No. l. All that certain lot. piece, or par
Gel of land with IA Brick Dwelling House
thereon, beg inning at point on the north-
erly side OF Fifth street, between SpI uce
aud Church si~eets at the di tance OF one
hundred aud hity feet from the westerly
side of Church street, thence northeriy
4 parallel 10 Church stre ct eigh y-two teet
10 corner, thence easteriy parallel to
Fifth street eighteen teet to another cor
ner. thence southerly parallel To Church
street eighty-two feet To the aforesaid side
/ Of Fifth street, and thence along the same
westerly eighteen feet 10 the PLACE OF begin
| ming.
No. 2. All that certain lot, piece or par
! Gel OF land beginning at II point on IN
northerly side of tifh street between
Spruce and Church streets, b-Ing c 'rnei
of lot late of Thomas Askew. deceased, al
the distance of one hundred and thlrtytwo
| feet more or less from the westerly side o
church street, thence northcrly parallel u
Church street eighiy-two feet TO II cornel
stake, thence easterly parallel TO FIN
street eighteen feet To IA corner, thence
southerly parallel 10 hu,ch street eighty
two feet to the aforesaid side OF Fifti
street. and thence herewith eighteen fee
TO the place of beginning.
/ Attendance viii be given and term
made known at the time AID place afoIe
i. said by BERN ARD DON HOE,
II Executor.
Or by JOHN WALES BIssELL,
ri HIS >ttorDey.
Attest j. NJ. HoUsMAN, Clerk Orphans
| Court ianIl tsS,Jlfebl
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l,LECTIoN NOTICE

lNLkCTION NOTICE.
Ia UNION NATIONAL BANK OF !
WILMINGToS, Dec. "a. iss.i
The annual election for nine Directors,
will be held at the banking house, on Tues
day the Fourteenth day OF january, 1879,
betweeu the hours of two and four O'Clock
In the afternoon. JOHN PEOPLES,
decii-codLe Cashier.
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WANTS.

N.Y. ANTrD.- Fine shirts o make at 20
w dozen, IS "A half dozen. In su-
perior m amer for rs cents apiece A goo I
ut guaranteed. Cali at a26 East tighth
street. VIM. MILLER.
a. cpb-tf
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EDUCATIONAL

Az ESLEY AN FEMALE Cullpcr
w WILMINGTON, DELAwA Az"
Atthe opening OF the Fall term a..
day, Sept. o, 1913. there will h.. "A pr W.
President, NEW furniture, NEW re,.
throughout the building, NEW usT. a.1
the modern convei iences NEWLY ,,..N
duced To add to the comfort OF tie ya,l1'
ladies both In the public and p,,Sls
rooms, ana all this at the OLD Nv ,'%
For catalogues address the pr,sld.nt 'e
REV. j. N. WILLIAMS, A NJ
iyI-tf 81
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The St. lonis Gnslicht Company PRO.

The st. Louis Gashght Company pro-
poses to release the city from all unpaid
Gains for gas, amounting to about tS2b,
600, sell gas to consumers Mt - - per
thousand, with the usual discount for
prompt payment of bills, pay the cost OF
the suit and consel fees, and release the
city from all damages because of said
suit, tn. city to secure de cree OF the
Supreme Court, where the suit Is no "
pending rev. rsIug the decree OF the Cir-
cult Court, and turn over to the Ga>llghf
Compauy all the works, records and
property of all kinds now held by the
city, and ,xecute a fun discharge of all
claims of the city against the Gaslighi
Company TO date on account OF said hti.
CATION. The proposition. will be sub
mtted TO the municipal assembly.
The daily gazette., 1879-01-14
In ,hc Matter orFree shi ps.

WASHINGTON, Jan. 1.-THE House
Committee on Commeice have decided
TO hear delegations on the subject of tree
ships on Friday 18th inst. Itis estimated
that powerful Influence, under the au-
spices Of English ship building Interest
has appeared in New York, and that II
will be exerted in an effort to modify the
statutes relating 10 ship building SO az to
make them conform to their purpose.
The daily gazette., 1879-01-14

NJ Office To Delinquents of CITY and
IN School taxes ioI ls7s. Bills have been
rendered and called for, aud The year hav.
ing expired, those who wish to avoid
tIuubie had better call and settle or we
shall proceed o collect the taxes with costs
EDMUND PROVOST.
WILLIAM NJ kYNk.
Office, No. 10, +. sixth St, between
Market and King. Hours, a. m to II m
2 TO ana To u, IN. janl-2w
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oTICE-To WATER kENftKs.

NJ OTICE-TO w AlEk KEN rt.KS
~ OFFICE WATER DEPARTMENT.
WILMINGToS. DEL, Dec 10th, ls7s
The bills Tor RI3 are now ready and pay.
allie at the registrars office, No 1000 Mar
ket street. The law requires that all bills
paid on or before January 3lst, 1873, the
face OF the bin those paid during the
month OF February, tive per cent adui-
tionBl those paid during the month OF
amount remaining unpaid alter April lsi,
1873 the registrar Is required to have the
ferrules Withdrawn and suit instituted for
the recovery OF the amount due, and The
water Will not be let into such premises
until such arrears, with assessme ents and
81 for drawing ferrules are paid. Office
hours, . a IN 10 p IN.
W. j. MORROW,
decll-eod jan feb cod Registrar
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NOTICE is hereby given that the annu
IN al me. ting of the Stockholders OF
'The Wilmington Navigation Company" :"
VIII be held al No, 33 Market street, Will
ming ton, Delaware, on thursday, the 9Th
day of February. 1879. between the hours
OF and O'Clock, y. M, for the purpose OF
electing three Directors TO serve Tor three
years. JOHN A. GRIFFIN,
tano-wtm President,
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THE DAILY GAZETTE Is published ever,
Afternoon Sunday excepted,) at 4lo MARIE
street, and served by carriers 10 subscriber
IN all earts of the city and surrounding
towns and villages, for six cents week
payable weekly. Yearly subscribers, 81 i
advance.
THE DELAWARE GAZETTE, establisne'
q f7S4, Is the largest and most hourishln
weekly paper in the State, and has large
trcu latioy tnan any other on the peninsula
Published every Thursdayafternoon, al >
peryear. in advance.
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NOrl, E.-The annual meeting OF the
IN Members OF the New Castle County
Mutual nsuraHce Go Will be held at their
Office COZ Market street. on Mo day, Jsnu-
AIRY Goth, 1853, from 10, IA. m. TO y. M, at
which time there will be an election for
five Directors 10 serve for three years.
The Directors will meet at O'Clock, p.
m. to organize.
WILLIAM TATNALL,
Jans-t20 President.
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NO1iCLS.

NJ Office The annual meeting OF tue
N Stockholders OF the Odd Fellows Ha
Company, Will be held In the Hall On
Wednesday afternoon, January l6. 1879, at
o'clock. HENRY ECKEL,
lang TIM Secretary.
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For SALE.

NOR RENr.-Several 81 story roc us IN
l. the Gazette building.
NOR rent Second story front roc m
l. In Gazette building, 4i6 Market street.
Apply at this office
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Doh SALE.
II A Store Property, with IS acres of
land, good brick dwelling house and other
ut-buildings Price s3 BOO A bargain.
Apply to EVANS PENNINGTON.
octl9 Eighth and Market It's.
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hOG REGISTER NOTICE.-AII per-
| sons owing or having dogs about their
remIses are required To have them regu-
larry registered between the LIST and 2olh OF
January. After the latter date the ordi-
nance will be strictly enforced against un-
registered dogs.
WIN. j. MAXWELL.
ian2-lm Chief OF Police.
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DEPTH OF AMERICAN LAKES

DEPTH OF AMERICAN LAKES =
There is mystery about the Amer
lean lakes. Lake Erie is only 90 to
70 feet deep. But Lake Ontario Is
500 feet below the tide level Of the
ocean, or as low as most parts Of
the Gulf of St. Lawrence and the
bottom of Lake Huron, Michigan
and Superior, although the surface
is much higher, anG from all their
vast depths on a level with the bot
tom of Ontario. Now a. discharge
through the River Deti cit, after 81
lowing for the probable portion
carried off by evaporation, does not
appear by any means equal to the
quantity of water which the three
upper lakes receive, it has been
conjectured that subteranean riv-
er may run from Lake Superior, by
Lake Huron TO Lake Ontario. This
conjecture is not impossible, and &C.
counts for the singular fact that
herring and salmon are caught in
sill the lakes communicating with
the ST. Lawrence, but no other. As
the Falls Of Niagara must have al
ways existed, il would puzzle the
naturalist to say how these fish got
into the upper lakes, without some
subterhnean river, moreover, any
periodical obstruction of the river
wonld furnish 4 not improbable So
lutlen of the mysterious fax and re-
hux OF the lakes.
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Beautiful six and Wool DTes. Gona- A. % worth 81.
Double fold invisible stripes and wills ~ Is worth 60
45 inch C4Heis Heir st 81 4, worth e.
Grey mixed Mohnirs (varrsn'ed) ~ 8, worth 30
Dou'le weight q inch Pspn., all color. al s.
w nth 45
q inch 5rlllisntines Ia Brown only At % rth 3S
English Beurcttrs at -, worth 32l /.
Balkan wills ri 90 worth 81
Prra Cloths (heavyl at %, wonth 32l3
\ hlnlsca-, all Colors Al 1919. worth 20
scotch PIl,is at 1919 and T. worth 20 and %
Fancy Poplins at 5, 8, 10, l2l. and SC,
worth 60 per cent, More
Wool Cashmere~ in all colors from EO, ta 81 90
Black Alhpacas from IS 10 ST 90
Black Csshmeres best makes from 5lc to 80 %
Black -i!ks fro T5a to Ct 90
EolurCd silks from 75C TO 81 90
Cloahins Velvet. sfl rofnced
Cloaks Diagonal and Matelas-o At s1o, $12, s15
AMI slS reduced from SIS. $lS, 40 and So
Cioaks (Bea,er) from 1875 to $3.50
former Pre- from IS TO SEQ
Bargains in shAtlsnds and other Shawis
RsTQans in Towels Hspdksrch cfs Coakings. &c
lot Cersets. in sres, - - &C. a. and 2S inches
at ~ and IS cents, reduced on! 81 and s. -
A full linz OF Corsets at POI ular Prces.
II Sending for Samples,
Please name the GOODS AND PRICES desired as
near ms poss bic.
orders flied Promptly Is Carefully,
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Geo. ?. RoWoll & Co.'S
SELECT LIST.
Local Newspapers.

Many persons suppose this list 10 be com
posed of CHEAP, low-priced newspapers
The fact is quite otherwise. The Catalogue
states exactly what the pagers are When
the name of n paper is printed in FULL
FACED TYPE it is in every instance the
BEST paper in the place. When printed in
CAPITALS it Is the ONLY paper in the
place When printed in roman letters it is
neither the best nor the only paper but is
usually very good one, notwithstanding.
The Inst gives the population of every town
and e circulation of every paper. 1T Is
NOT 4 COOPERATIVE LIST It snoi
g Cheap List. At the foot Of the Cata-
logue tor each State the important towns
which are not covered by the list are cnumer-
st'd. Is an Honest Lis The rates
charged tor advertising are barely e-ffth
the publishers schedule. The price for one
inch four weeks in the entire list ia 5635.
The regular rates of the papers for the same
space and time are &3,158 IS. the list in
cludes $40 newspapers, OF which 1873 are
issued Daily ana G07 Weekly. They are
located in o25 different cities aud towus, of
which % are State Capitals, SG8 places of
over 5000 population, and 4f4 County
Seats. LISTS SENT on APPLICATION
Address GEO. +. ROWELL & CO.'S NEWS
PAPER ADVERTISING BUREAU, 10
Spruce ST. printing House So, \. Y. j. 20
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A NEW Rotary ENGINE.-Mr.
Babbitt, the weIl-knovn soap man
utacturer, Of New York, has in
vented a rotary steam engine, which
il said to develop extraordinary
power, with very small steam
supply. A correspondent of the
American Machinist reports having
seen one, four inches in diane ter,
runnin. 20, 90 revolutions minute,
with steam supplied by one-eighth
inch pipe, which defed the efforts
of the heaviest men to stop it by
throwing their weight upon good
lever
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SOMETHING New FOR FARMERS.
The Diamond Wheat, a new va
riety for Spring sowlng-Graihs
Measuring nearly one halt an inch
IN leugth-pronounced the finest
wheat in the world grows from Is
10 a stalks from single grain
head from 10 9 inches long, aver
age grains to the head, 40. A linn
tied amount of il put up IN . ackages
containing about two thousand
grains will he sent by mail, post
pa:: upon receipt Of 50 cents.
Agents wanted in every county.
Sample grains and terms to agents
sent to any address free Of charge.
Hundreds of testimonials furnished
on application. Address, w. S.
TIPToN, Scotsman, Cleveland, Ten
ncssee. Jal8-4t
UranIne.-This is eanost recently dis
covered, and perhaps the most remarkable,
of all the coal tar or aniIine group of color
ing substances, now so extensively used for
the adorament f the finest fabrics. IRA inc
is said by chemists. TO be the most highly
fuorescent body known to science. Its col
orpg power Is astonishing; a single grain
will impart marked color to nearly five
hundred gallons Of water.
most Interesting experiment, which any
body may try, consists in sprinkling few
stoms OF Uranlne upon the surface of water
in glass tumbler. Each atom Immediately
sends down through the water what appears
to a bright green rootlet; and the tumbl-
er soon looks AS if it we're crowded full of
beautiful plants. The rootlets nov begin to
enlarge, spread and combine, until We have
mass OF soft green coored liquid, Viewed
by transmitted light. the color changes to a
bright golden amber hue; while combi-
nation of green and gold will be realized, ac-
cording TO the position in which the glass IL
held. For day or evening experiment moth
ing can be prettier than these trials OF
| Ursnine, h.ch are especially entertaining
for the Young folks. We are indebted for
examples of tie color tc the editors of the
| Scientific American, who are sending ont
specimens, free of charge, to all their read.
ere. The subscription to the paper is $500
for a year, or $l.70 half year and better
investment for the money could hardly be
named
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CONNECTIONS.
MILWAUKEE-Iu Union Depot with c.
y. 4 n. ". R'y., and with L@Iroad ard
steamboat lines diverglng
SHER0YGAN--Nith Shebovgan & rosd
u Lac r. T., for Sheboygsn Fails, Plymouth,
Fond du Lac, Ripon, Green Lake Princeton,
etc.
TWO RIVERS-Wi,b stage fer Kepsen.s,
Ahuaree, etc
FOREST -JUNC.-Wub wis. Centr.I
r Il. fer Green Bay, SteYeus Pojr,, Asa-
asha. etc.
APPLETON JUNC.-witb c. & \ ".
R'y Tor Eond On Lac, Oshkosh. Eccrah.
Mcna8ba, DePere, IT Howard. 10 es1 Psvl
etc.
NEW LoND0N-with 6. R.&HE
for Green Bay, amherst Grand Rlyts.
Tonah, Winons LaCroysc. etc.
CLlNTONFILLE-Ni daily stage Ne
for kmbarras- Shaw &no etc
IL. G.. u, REtD, Il r. RHTTCJAB
Geri Supt. Grt'l t.-s.. ess
NV .ukee. .s.r,y.-- 80
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