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Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1880-05-27

/, aow looks as If the democrats would
questions of Governmental policy upon the
right solution Of which depends in some de-
gree the well being Of the people. Upon
two Of these questions. Currency and Tariff
the democratic party have heretofore taken
positions that secured for them. the approval
Of the people. |, abandoned these favorable
positions TO do the work Of the slave hold
ers, before the war. and Of rebels during and
since the war. After the rebellion was
crushed and slavery abolished, il would
seem to have been the part Of wisdom. for the
party to havesworked back as soon as pos
sible TO its former favorable positions. In
stead Of that however. il has ignored them,
and made itself simply a party Of reaction,
snarlingl " resisting the march 81 events in
the history Of the country. In 1865. il pro-
posed to upset the new amendments TO the
Constitution, and denounce them as void.
In 1872, il proposed to remove all penalties
for rebellion In 1876, it turned itself
wrong side out, to oppose specie payments,
doctrine that long before had been its
pride. 1t got beaten every time and people
have supposed that now it would stop max
ing up faces and snarling and Sc, itself 10
work TO deal with important questions, and
recover if possible It's lost positions, which
are now occupied by the Republicans.
II seems however. as if all these questions
are to be ignored, and the Democratic party
is to abandon Hard Money. Free Trade, and
all other old democratic doctrines, and con-
tent itself with snarling about the decision
of the Electoral Commission. tribunal OF
their own creation. Democrats say they
shall force the fraud ISSUE" and at the
same time they will nominate for President,
their old man Tilden, Tax-Dodger, Cipher
Dispatcher and Vote Buyer. Tilden is q
good man TO fight fraud issue" with
The real grievance Of Tilden and his friend.
seems to be that Republican Electors would
not be bought, and here hi. plans failed. Il
the Democratic party wishes TO Try that
game again, We have no objection
The Fraud ISSUE viii be particular,
good one in Maine. II that is all the Dem,
oc.sss have to offer us rs an issue, we shal
accept it With thanks.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1880-05-27

SPELIING REFoRN.-Dr. J. a. II. Muir
ray. president OF the Pathological Society.
writing 10 4 member of the English Spelling
Reform Association, says: As 10 practi-
cal measures, strongly approve Of gradual
steps. II spelling reformers will agree on a
list OF immediate changes, and pledge them
selves 20 use them ,rhenerer they can. will
join them in doing so. If some hundreds Of
men will do this. il cannot be laughed down.
would have list drawn up Of words on
which there would be general agreement,
excluding for the present all doubtful words,
but including all those like hGr, gir, cdtalog,
tung, Diet, don't, eotd, sore1lR. lord, presf,
derH, whose superfiuous letters are both
mphoHeiic. and uahistoric in order TO make
beginning, and in fact to make the matter
a practical one. that people would be
forced to say. Some people spell this word
so-and-so; think theirs is better way"
N. E. Journal Of Eiucafion.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1880-05-27
The late william, 4. Crosby.


The members of the Penobscot Bar assem-
bled at the Court Room. in Bangor, the DIST
instant. and unanimously passed the follow.
ing resolutions:
Resoired, That we have learned with deer
regret of the death Of WilliamC. Crosby. who
for many years was a prominent and honor
able member Of this Bar. and that We canno,
permit the sad event TO pass without an cx.
preston of the high Appreciation in which
he was hehi by the members of the Bar. fbr
his many noble qualities and virtues.
Resolrtd, That We have noticed in him
great apiness for his profession. mind
acute and discriminating, and that while he
was vigilant aud patient in the investigation
and preparation of his cases. his vigorou.
and logical mind enabled him 10 look beyond
mere presidents, and scrufinize the prinei.
piles on which the cases we're decided. Tha,
in presenting his arguments to the Court
and jury. he was clear. methOdical and for.
chile that he VAS safe and judicious Coun-
sellor. and that in his professional :ntcrcours,
with the members Of the Bar. he vas cour.
ieous and dignhed.
Resoired, That in the management of pub.
llc affairs, his organizing mind made him
conspicuous, that his marked individuality
never degcnerated into vain egotsm. nor nj,
independence in thought, and frrnness Of
purpose. into offensive obstinacy that a. 4
public func;ionary he was interchangeable. and
conscientious in the discharge Of his du,ie.
letting no personal or private interests bia.
his judgement, and was, in all respects. q
model officer. In has social intercourse. he
was pleasant and agreeable. in his domestic
relations. he was kind aud afcc,ionatc. and
as a citizen, he was respected and honorcd
for has integrity, and the spoilcss purity OF
his character
Respected. That the memlers ofthe Bar
tender TO the bcrraVed widow. and family OF
the deceased. their coincidence and sympathy.
and that copy Of these resolutions BE- trans
mittcd 10 them.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1880-05-27
4 Republican State Convention
Will ~ HELD
GRANITE HALL. AUGUSTA,
Wednesday. June %, $50
All O'Clock q. VI.

or the purpose Of nominating candidate Tor
erno- 10 be supported at the >cptcmhcr election.
and two candidates for Eiectors OF President and
Vice President Of the Uaiiei sistcs and 10 trans
act any other business that may properly come
before the Convention
The basis Of representation viii h. as follows
Each city town and plantation viii be entltlri 70
one delegate and for eycry seventy five Notr- cast
for the Republican Cand date FOR Governor IN i-7s
a. add nonAl delegate. aud fraction al forty
votes in excess Of seventy five Will be accorded
delegate.
The state Committee vail De IN session in the
anieryboUn Of the Hall al O'Clock. The morning
Of the Conyehtoa, to receive the credentials Of
delegates.
For the frst time in the history OF Maine the
attempt wa. made Is7y 70 deprive the people #
the night 10 choose their own officer. aud -
rupty continue lin power those whom The people
had rejected. The authors Ahetinrs abd accom-
pliers in this crime against ire government are
nov s-el ing oofnc before the people under
new party namc-availnE tbcmsely-~ Of al aiAIs.
the common resort u those Who -eek u c.sapc the
responsibility and punishment ofthcir crimes
Against theHe men. under whatever name ihey
NAV appear. ali those citizens who condemn tIe
nefArlogs plot 10 destroy he rgbis OF suffrage.
are inriLed 70 unite without regard 10 past party
Affiliations To preserve honc-i Government for the
honest people Of Name
Bs order OF the Republican stAie Committee
{. a BotTrLIE, -,
PIED y bow, I ,.,-...'i,,..
GEoEsE t WING, >
J. o SMITH. secretary
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1880-05-27
Letter from Washington.

WASHINGTON, u. C., MAY. -. 1850.
some Democrats. fearing that senator
BlaIne's repeated ad,ancrs laic!, IA the cleo
ton Of delegates. NAV make him the Repub-
l.can candidate fur President. have had ca
ouIa,rd reports. y hich arr rather singular,
coming from BuuFi,uas Ia tn, effect iha; hc
uoi the man Southern Republicans should
have confidence in. |, ma, b. aid ia Ans
sver 20 this. IL general. that thu democrat
&c terror aroused b. El. success, bcst rcfulcs
the ial,,hOod. No man Ia the senate
Chamber has ever stood tirmer for the
right, Of SogihrTn A. well a. Northern men
than Senator Blaine. \; the yer, birth Of
tins Administration when man, Others were
IN doah, as TO their duty. his voice a.,
loud and true in behalf OF the men " HON
the Democratic party has oppressed and
well nigh suppressed in the South. On the
second day Of the extra session. after Prc,i-
dent Have Inauguration. Senator Blaine
made noble speech on the Illinois case, in
Which appeared this passage: Il propose
for myself. IS long A. may be entrusted
with a seat on this floor. that whoever else
shall halt or grow weak in maintaining IT,
80 long n have the strength will stand
for Southern union men o! both ooloEs and
hen cease 10 do that before any persons.
North or South. in official bodies or before
the public assemblies, may my tongue eleaye
TO the roof Of my mouth and my right hand
forget lis cunning" The Democrats will
lind that..it is hard work TO weaken Senator
Blaine OF any other Republican candidate
for President By this kind Of tactics.
The action Of the Illinois Convention
causes some ill-feeling among our friends.
MANY say that under the call for the Nation
al Convention every Congressional District
should have the choice Of it, delegates If the
Illinois Convention did wrong, the National
Convention will correct il, and adni, dele
gates elected by the District Conventions.
Justice will be done to all classes Of the
party.
Congress seems in no particular hurry TO
get away by MAY 3lst. At least one would
not think so by the slow way in which they
are moving along. The Sundry Civil bill was
brought up in she House Yesterday but was
recommiited again. In the Senate the Bay
ard bill passed. This bill provides for the
/ marshals and contains the rider" that
caused the defeat of the appropriation I'm
mediate Deficiency bill. The Democrats are
about ready 10 bring forw ard their plan for
stealing the next Presidency. NJ in the
form of an electoral count bill, and is <ath-
cred by Senator Morgan Of Alabama.
kATAHDIN.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1880-05-27

Tobacco using is especially injurious 10
boys before they obtain their growth. Careful
experiments recently conducted by an eminent
physician affords convincing proof Of this.
lie took for his purpose ~ BOYS. who were
in the habit Of smoking, and examined them
closely. In - OF them he found hurtful
effects plainly 10 be seen, 20 having various
disorders OF the circulation and digestion,
plpiiaiiOn of the heart and more or less
craving for strong drink. Twelve Of these
boys were frequently troubled with bleeding
at the nose. 10 had disturbed sleep and / .
had slight liberation of the mucous membrane
Of the mouth. which disappeared after discon-
tinuation of tobacco for 10 or l2 DAYS. The
physician treated them all for weakness and
neri business, with ne avail until they had
given up smoking. when health and strength
were speedily restored. The use of tobacco
is injurious to all but especially so to youth.
DIR. Rankin, DIR Richardson and others who
have made special study of the subject all
agree in declaring that il causes in them i'm
pairment in growth. and premature virility
and physical degradation. One Of its worst
effects is the pro,ocation Of an appetite for
liquor in both young and old. Men who
want to give up drinking usually have to give
up smoking at the same time. for they say a
cigar or pipe exeites a desire for liquor very
hard to control. The roofing out Of the
habit of tobacco using will render it easier
to eradicate liquor drinking.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1880-05-27
Hifsh District

RocKLASD. MAY 2l.-A large Republican
caucus this evening elected II delegates and
Il aliernates to the Congressional con, ention
in the fifth district. Judge Hall presented
resolution denying the validity ofthe asser-
ton Of Waldo to the right to name the can
didaie and claimed that il belonged to Knox
by usage. He also presented the name Of
Gen. Tillson as the choice of the Rockland
delegates which was unanimously adopted
amid great enthusiasm. The delegation is
composed Of prominent men of Rockland.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1880-05-27

The Boston Herald in the course Of an
article on Maine mines congratulates the
people Of Maine on having made a most val
liable discovery this spring. They have, it
SAYS, found that a hole in the ground Is
no, mine; that a man who can dig we'll
or blast ledge or do submarine work is moi,
amincr; that ASSAYS arc deceptive. and skilled
miners from California pan out no better than
assays. They have found tina; money must
be- put down before any is taken up, and that
the business upon which they have entered
!, one which may Yield dazzling returns TO a
few, but for the many only promises the
Same reward A. any other enterprise sobcriy
entered upon. Judicious!y presented and pa
ticntly carried through to It's conclusion. In
short, that mining is business and no; fun
business which requires capital, experience
and time before results are reached This
was not known last wear. Then il was
Thought starting new company mean; sud
den wealth to all fortunate enough TO h. in
tcrc,,cd The discovery that this vAs a mis-
take II fortunate one Tor Maine"
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1880-05-27

An eminent bankers wife Of ~
Y, has induced the proprietors of that grea,
medicine, Hop Bitiers, to offer 5000 in
prizes to the youngest child that says Hop
Bitters plainly, in any language, between
May I, 1850, and July 4, 1881; This is a
liberal and interesting offer, and everybody
and his wife should send a two cent stamp to
the Hop Bitters Manufacturing Co.. Roches-
ter, n. Y. U. S. A., for circular, giving full
particulars. and begin at once TO teach the
children to say Hop Bitters and secure the
prize.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1880-05-27

iia.co,k. $ Court Of Insoly ency In the case
OF frselan, Il bunker, InsOivent Debtor.
n orc = i hereby given that 4 petition has on
~ this Ion day Of April. \. u. i~~J. been pre-
-enicd Ia said Court for said county, b. freeInud
X Bunker. Of GO-ihsbDro, in the County Of Han.
COZ praying that he may be eCEeed 10 have a ull
discharge irotn all hiz debts lroyab!c under the
ln-nlvcui Act OF the state u Maine approved
February q. ls... and upon said Petition, IN Is
DIFFERED by said Court that hearing be- had ~.
on the same before sAld Court In Ellsworth iu said
County Of Hancock. on the sixteenth day Of June
A ID lN-0, AZ O'Clock III the afternoon and that
notice thereof be published IN the kll-N urth Ameri-
can, "A newspaper published in ssid County Of
Hancock. once week for three successive weeks
the last publication 10 De days before the day OF
hearing aud mat All creditors Who have proved
their debts, and other persons Interested, may APP
peer at -aid place and time, and show cause II
any They have. why discharge should not be
granted said Debtor according 70 the prayer Of his
petition.
Aiscst tHAs. !. DnRR, Register OF said Court
Of said ounty Of Hancock 3u-s.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1880-05-27

Are those democratic and greenback
papers which already issued an extra con-
tanning the public laws of the State of
Maine, passed by the ffty-ninth Legislature,
$780," and received fee Of ten dollars there
for, going to publish another extra contain
ing the laws passed by Speaker. C.'s '.what
do you call it, which was adjourned to
someR lay in August? OF course the 'thing ,
will pass laws, and the people will want to
know what they are.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1880-05-27
THURSDAY. NAY q, 1850.
FOR PRESIDENT,
JAMES G. BLAINE !
REDUCED FARES TO THE
Chicago Convention.

The Executive Committee II the BLAINE titB
or MAINE. having perfected their arrangements
for an Excursion a. Chicag" ~ attend thc Rspuhh
can National Convention, make the following an
nounosrnent for the benefit ~ th"-c Republicans
who may desirv ~ attend ani AID IN nominating our
honorS~l senator, M - d. BLAINE, A.
candidate for President the cunning clettun.
special train over the IosfsrE AaIlT,-ad will
leave Portland. Tit RsDAl. MAJ g-th. on the arrtv
al Of the morning train fr.m Bangor, arriving IN
Boston IN SEASON Tor tea The party all leave Boz
FIR Chicago dirrci the evening. hy special
train, with Wagner slesviuE carr. the Boston
4 AihHaE. krpr York Ce.frsl. lair Stors and
Michigan soasAeya Rsllro.sis. taking hreAlfaH m
day morning At .Ssr7cnss. dinner NJ Esa HsFaia.
and lea At Clerelasd, arriving At enc AGO -aiur
dzy morning Ample hotel Accommodate. have
been engAs-i for 80 peT-pl-. al the tariinrr and
Madison Houses, aud r,H'ms Will D. assigned on
the trsn IN the ENcgr-ioui-ts avoiding obnfu-lun
their arrival H,sel hill- - - e. e. pr 'iaF.
PARE from PoKTIANp o. CHIC Aso ami rriurn
e19. Wagner sleeping car b thlcas,". So
ENrursionists taken q AMI from Portland fr7'fu
stations Natac Grafras X X. At one far. tirk
10 IT, procured At all stations Persons desiring
,, ~ can have their hcrth- ia sirepinE assign
ell bv encis-ing o. s. To the Treasurer - the club
IL : O-sspuD. Portland. Those wishing to urc
rrp1n- should aidrsss the SECRETARY. !. SWIFT
ROVE, Augusta, ~ early A. pe--ible. Al Rcpul.
ncsns are Cordially nstiszi u iou the eNcur-iuu
The Committee have sucrc.ri,-i In ara uEtrs that
the lickct- Ia Chicago and hack shall lie ysl for
fifteen dAv, from Nav .. The train vii run l'y
the way Of Niagara Falls and arrangements viii
be made u make = stop there ~ thre hulrs b
view the ohj,sts 81 Interest
J. X BoDwELI g'rcsidrHi
J. SWIFT ROVE. Ssr-efarp.
Augusta, April = isso
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1880-05-27
BosToS, Mass, Nav 2lst, 1850

Editor EUsrortA 4iH.ericda-
The night express train which left Port
land for Boston, on the Eastern r. X. at
2 o'clock. A. NJ, on Friday, May 2lst, mar
rowly escaped very serious accident, when
about two miles from Boston. just after
crossing the long bridge and tressei near the
Someiville depot, one of the forward wheels
of the engine was wrenched off. the axle
having heated, and was thrown about 100 feet
across the Boston and Maine r. X tracks
which runs parallel. The engine left the track
and with the tender and one baggage car
was completely wrecked; another baggage
car and mail car left the track, which was
considerably torn up the engineer and fire.
man stood at their post till the engine turn
ed over, when they jumped off uninjured.
The passengers felt nothing but the sudden
stop when the air brakes were applied
Had the accident occurred one minute soon
er, we should have had terrible casualty to
record. J. H. I.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1880-05-27

There is some talk among the York
County Republicans Of bringing forward .
York County candidate for Congress against
Hon. T. B. Reed. We sincerely hope they
viii not do it this year. Mr.. Reed Is an
honor to the State, and his services in the
House are invaluable to the County and the
Republican party.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1880-05-27

BLAINE BADGEs.-Miss \. O. Getchell Of
Augusta has been awarded the contract by
the Blaine Club. OF manufacturing 200
badges, TO be worn by the friends Of the
Maine Senator at the Chicago Convention.
The badges are of white satin with silver
bullion fringe. Al the top is printed: The
peoples choice for Presidents" and under
meath is an excellent likeness of Blaine, and
facsimile Of his autograph. The whole
thing is very neat, and in perfect good taste.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1880-05-27

The great popular remedy Of the day,
for Coughs, Colds, Asthma, and all Lung
difficulties, is Adamson's Botanic Baisana.
inexpensive, reliable, pleasant to take, cures
as by magic, and gives universal satisfaction.
A trial is the best testimonial. Price, 50
cts. Trial size, 10 cts, '-'
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1880-05-27

The Democrats of Oldtown give up the
ship. They have declared in caucus they
will support for Governor and Congress,
anybody the Greenbackers name.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1880-05-27

The Greenbackers Of the second dis
triet ,haye nominated. .'Tabulator Fogg''
for Congress. This was very kind Of them.
We congratulate Mr.. Frye.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1880-05-27
LOST.

A NOTE payable TO ny order anil given on tx
- months time, fer ffiy dollars, signed by Il.
Gray. and dated Ellsworth. dee. 18th. l~1g has
hen iD-t. Thu, Is 20 forbid all persons from pur.
chasing said note, A. IT. payment has been stop
ped
HENRY T.. DAVIS.
Ellsworth. May i2,h. IssO. 3w.1.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1880-05-27

Alexander ii. Stephens of Georgia.
thus speaks of the present Congress, the
frs, Democratic Congress for twenty years,
1T is do nothing Congress"
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1880-05-27

Lieut. W. 4. Greeley takes command
of the Howgate expedition to the North
Pole.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1880-05-27

nv JOHN HANCOCK, SUIT. OF SCHOOLS,
DAYTON. o.
Very many teachers in ungraded schools
do not economize school time as they might
If they followed some well devised pro
gramme of daily recitation. IT is to assist
this class that the following has been pre-
pared. We hope that it may prove Of SER
vice to many
TINE. Forenoan.
900 TO a.l5 Opening Exercise.
9.l5 9.23 Abecedarians
g2j 9.3j FIRST Readers.
935 $50 Second Readers
$50 1910 First Glass in Arithmetic
1910 1925 Third Readers.
1925 1910 Recess
1910 Hoo Second Glass in Arithmetic
ll.OO lilo Abecedarians.
lilo ll.2j First Glass in Geography.
1925 ll.iO First Readers
lliO 1875 Fourth Readers
ll.5j l20o Roll Call. etc
Noon.
1870 Lao Abecedarians.
40 l.jj First Glass in Grammar.
lbs 2.0j First Readers
2nj go Second Glass in Geography.
22o 2.3j Second Readers.
2.3j $50 Fifth Readers.
$50 3.nj Recess
30j $50 Second Glass in Grammar
$50 $50 Ahecedarians.
$50 $50 Writing.
$50 40 Higher Glass Recitation.
40 i.30 Miscellaneous exercises.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1880-04-03

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aru,em ruff l&ea Beaalten fino nun nidt
einmal mebr In ben S&mitbdDeru Dor ben
Nitili(ien fder. 60 beri&ten bic Yeters.
burger 8ldtter, bab am 6. y. W. in ben
Yr.sbrai Aenstii&en @apibtdpern in Der
BafsiaaiasaFe in YetersSurs bon anbe,
fainter Qanb cine Grploacn bswert.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1880-04-03

nit finftaulenp Mann purd bas Gautbor
untsrm Rlanss ber Marleillaile elm. unO
@6am unb Snsrtmm erfallte bic Burger
ldaft iiber bic llebsrsate bsr Stabt an clint
10 pinuss Qrmee. 5rantreias srobsr 5els
ipie iebt @ullins ppmpbaft ssnannt wuree
wa6lte lfdh bic ft1nfsn 8OHe aus benz
urfarali&en Marfall unb fnbr in sinem
pruntppuen, nit Shimmsln befpannten
5ofaalamasen, pon 5ofreitsrn bsbtsnt,
auf bas 8atbbaus, wu er ben periammel'
ten Buraern cine leinsr ihSnen Nsssn
bielt. M6enbs mar 8er1ammluns aaer
Treibeitefreunbe I'M groBsn @dloblaale -
unter ben Dsniosn, pel&e erf&ienen, mar
Doctor Cur, ber nun ale elmer Der sifris-
fen J5rbersr bss WnfhlulIss an bic Ste
putit uirt!e. Mrmer Sdwarmsr.!
Na bas mar incsb stemlid ensrudslos
an mir srrdberaesanSea. 0leihsul'ts
gssen bic greisniiie, NIT trnbem, boTf
nunestufsm gleib lag Id msinsr Sarsiber.
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Cur bei meinsm principal sin, inosm er
mid beim goribsrtommen etmas peniger
Faatis tns ,gust fa5te.. gsibs tamsn
barn III bic Ranget beraus uub Doctor
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Sd bSre, junser Mann,s fina n ni@t
unfrsunsIid ON, Sie lefsn asibis unlers
arsben DtGter. Das tparr ld0n
uno lGblid, wsnn Ste. bic Beseifsrun5
far Bic SeeaIe Der Meniatat, BE iebt in
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baraus f6Gpfen. Dra iullen Gle tstn
Jreunb bsr 8sputlit isin, ,uie Id .bSre.
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