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THE BELL,
The Bond Expires and the Property Pur-
chased.

About four months ago 1t will be remem-
bered, the Bell mine owned by McDermott
d Lavell, was bonded to T. G. Meader for the
sum of 100000. AT that time the bulk of
the surface ore had been stopped out, and tho
owners of the mine having no facilities to
work base ore, had almost ceased active
operations until smelling facilities could be
obtained, so that they could profitably sink
below water level and find a market for what
ore might be discovered at an increased depth.
Mr.. L. G. Meader was fully acquainted
with the previous record Of the mine, which
from the upper levels had yielded some of the
richest free milling ore ever produced in the
district, and was firm in the conviction that
though the ore might change in character be-
low the water level, it would retain its pro-
the water line the ore contained a heavy per-
centaee of copper, and being then in charge
OF several copper mines, among them
the Mountain and Colusa, the value and per-
manence of which had been fully demon
strated, had no reason to doubt that the Bell
would prove equally productive and rich.
Mr.. Meader, therefore, ON learning that the
property could be purchased, al once began
negotiations,I the result being that a four
months bond was executed. The bondee
took immediate possession of the mine, put
on a force of men and resuned the sinking of
the middle shaft, which at that time was
about 70 feet deep. At a depth Of 80 feet a
level was started east, which at a short dis
lance from the shaft opened up a shoot of re-
markably rich ore, carrying from 500 to
81, 800 in silver per ton and from IS to so per
cent. copper. Encouraged by thisd discovery,
sinking in the shaft was continued, and at q
proper depth another level was started east and
west, where the same quality Of ore was
discovered, between walls beautifully regular
and fully 20 feet apart. The ore taken from
these two levels was shipped east for reduc-
ton, and of course Melted returns so hand
some as thoroughly to convince Mr.. Meader
of the expediency of taking the property on
the expiration of the bond. The first pay
ment of $25, 900 fell due Yesterday, and was
paid over to Messrs. McDermott & Lave!l.
The MINER congratulatrs these gentlemen on
their deserved good fortune, and congratr-
lates Mr.. Aeader on the fortunate possession
of one of the best properties on the coast.
1t Is the intention of the new owner of the
mine to employ a large force of men as fast
as room can be made, and to begin the i'm
mediate extension Of the west level from the
bottom of the 1G0-toot east shaft, where ex-
cellent facilities for hosting have already
been provided.
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l. OF

The shaft is 60 feet deep, and shows a good
body of rather high grade base ore. Sinking
has been suspended fort he present, and cross
cuts north and south have been started from
the bottom to prospect Tor other lodges. The
Belle of Butte is entirely free from water,
being drained by the Alice shaft, so that the
ordinary expense of development is consid-
erably lessened. The mine is owned by
Roudebush, Young & Marks, and by its prox-
unity to the Rainbow ledge, of which most
likely it is a spur, as we'll as by reason OF the
ore body already exposed, it is regarded as
one of the coming bonanzas of the camp.
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SHOT AMI
Smith. Meets His Fate at Brown.
Bridge.

newhat Indefinite particulars were re-
d in Butte yesterday of a shooting scrape
b occurred on Saturday night at Browns
e, B~eaverhead county.
Reral days ago a party composed of a
known hereabouts as -'Big Smith," Ed.
and two Park street women left by pri-
conveyance for the terminus, and on Sat
night campedat Browns bridge. About
block, it is alleged, Smith went to Stofer's
md proposed breaking into the saloon
be purpose of stocking up with whiskey.
very properly refused to become a par
such a transaction, whereupon Smith
ming greatly cnraged began a most bru-
(ttack OH his companion, jumping on his
kicking him in the face, and inflicting
severe injuries. Such was the sudden
OF this totally unexpected assault; that
few moments Stofer was unable to offer
resistance, but finally succeeding in pull
fpistolfrom beneath the pillow he shot his
liant four times, producing almost instant
b. As may be imagined this midnight
Ting caused great excitement at the
Be, but there being no officer present, no
It was made. On Sunday morning the
women continued their journey to the
linus, but %otofer, convinced that he was
fed in defending his own life by taking
fh's, remained neal the scene Of the atiray
he purpose of delivering himself to the
pdy of an officer as o 0 as one should
e from Glendale. The inquest was eN-
ed to be held on Sunday, but as the stage
not arrive until very late yesterday the
1t could not be ascertained.
be above are the particulars as gained
a passenger who arrived on Sunday
us coach. They may not be absolutely
tct in detail, but in the main are believed
E true.
ATER-From the driver of the overland
h last night, we learn that the inquest was
; that the jury gave a verdict in accord
with the facts as above stated. Stofer
a hearing before Justice Brown, and was
harsed from custody.
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LETTER FROM w1CKES.
A HiSh-TOned and Moral MiuiMS CaDf
Promising Appearance Of the Alta
Montana Co.'S Mines.

(From Our Travelling Correspondent
Editor Butte MINER:
After a three months absence from this
pleasant little hamlet, I return to find every.
thing much improved. The paint brusl
seems to have been judiciously applied t.
many of the neat little residences and to tn,
offices Or the company, which makes tht
tired traveller.
Every one who comes here, leaves favor
ably impressed with the town and Its inhahf
tants. The reason is quite plain, anyone
whether laborer, banker, or what not, VIII
chooses to visit Wickes is sure Of conrteou
and gentlemanly treatment from officers an.
employees OF the Alta Montana Company
No Objectionable or rough characters ar
employed by the company, hence the tow
is quiet, peaceful and q desirable place fo.
those loving a quiet life.
The reading room luilt and presented t
the employees by W. w. Wickes, Esq, j
we'll patroniZed. All The current lite-aturi
of the day is to be found on the tables, 5
UilC lilCA lJCu llOt db "olk, Cdl lldSS d plSdS
ant place to spend their spare time. !
| find it is a mistaken idea that has gon.
abroad that religion and temperance ar
forced upon employees here. Such is not tn
case. Both are advocated but none are con
PEELED 10 accept.
The mines of the Alta Montana Co. al
looking and producing very we'll. The larg
Water Jacket furnace is running in goo
shape and producing bullion which is no.
averaging $50 ozs. of silver per ton, an
about $40 gold. The new 80 ton smslter h;
not yet arrived. When it comes it will in
mediately be put in place, and then the CT
! pacity Of the works will be more tina
doubled.
1t is not necessary for me TO 90 into detail.
about the future prospects OF this colnpan.
Suffice it to say that their future looks t
bright as any similar enterprise in the Teri
tory their mines no doubt, are good the
have abundant means to increase and in
prove their reducing facilities, and also ba,
the energy and pluck TO make a grand final
cal success out of their undertaking. WI
there is so much jealousy against this con
pany is one Of the many things l never couA
understand, yet there seems to be a nImbG
OF chronic croakcrs, the II told you !.
prophets who are predicting its downfal
Truly, The company has failed twice to NAL
a success. BY their failures they have learnes
better how 10 proceed in the future. Thd
have always paid every dollar of indebted
ness Incurred, aud should be praised ratht
than ridicuIed. H.
WICkE>, June 20, 1850. I
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Local News.
H
[From Tuesdays Daily.l
THE RACE.
Dung Man From the Valley Badly
Left.

,R1op Fowd numbering perhaps 400, assembled
0FFId Butte race track on Sunday to witness
7th, 1 keat foot race between Crandall and
ceyoT BIS for ST. 900 a side, distance 100 yards.
@ was very spirited. Phillips was
+ OF by all his friends from the valley,
ndersa of whom, besides putting up all their
.ntaind wagered their horses. A number of
e to be- men in Butte also put up literally,
lodd impression had become current that
n reied bs in previous races had never " let him
, was ht;" that he had a greater speed than
ne east ID received credit for, and that on this
on having his own money on the result,
only uld strain every nerve to win the race.
EN- all again, Crandall had been lost sight of
years, during which time he might
II inst lissipated to such an extent as to be I'M
IablisN } equal his former record, and Phillips
thin young, temperate and confident, the
y plcN had a full share OF hackers. As soon
kndall stripped, however, he became the
e mo he. He is much more heavily muscled
nnlctl bis opponent, and it was at once appar-
rlor d BIN his movements that he had lost hone
~ REID 8 superb running qualities displayed
he distanced Hammond two years ago.
perry be- men at once began to give odds as
as ~ las two to one on Crandall, and many
3, and reds of dollars were put up and covered.
he time appointed, the track was cleared,
Oh ,i unners took their positions, and with
aims little scoring got away. With scarcely
sgest apparent difficulty, Crandall took the
nts d rom the start. They fairly flew over
ne sig round, but though Phillips put on a
Colg burst Of speed, he was clarly over
bed, and the gap between the runners
"nters ptably widened as they approached the
nj iad me. Crandall ran like a deer, straining
Ie t1 muscle to leave the valley boy behind
OF I'M as possible, and finished the hundred
propa at least ten feet in advance of his COM
seem II.
vas the best foot race ever seen in Mon
OF th1 and more money changed hands on the
ave to than was ever known before in any
andA br contest in this Territory. 1t is esti-
'lthin that not less than $4,000 was put up
ortlon e friends of the two men, and from in
sources it is learned that both Crandall
expe1 Phillips were confident of winning and
are heir level best to capture the stakes. II
oput square up and up contest. The time
DO: taken, but it is certain that it fell be-
Of Il en- seconds, as last week Phillips several
n the made 100 yards in 10. with only q
'onhd ing start.
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Taken UP

Came to The premises of the subscriber, AT
Browns Gulch, about four years ago. Il small
Iron Grey Mare 12 years old, branded with a
"Spanish brand" Oh the right shoulder. The
this advertisement and take the mare away.
iun3-W-St w. 5. WRIGHT.
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MARRIED

PIERCE-WooDs.-At the residence OF Mr.. Nell
Lowery, Butte, sunday evening, June nth,
1880, by A. H.. Barrel, .. p. Mr.. Allen Pierce.
OF upper Deer Lodge valley, to Miss Carrie
NJ. &. Woods, of Butte.
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tmp0rtant to Farmers and
and RanChmen!

A supply of the celebrated Mccormick Iron
lower and the Challenge ~Self-Dumping Hay
Rakesj just received call and examine before
purchasing elsewhere.
July l-tlw 1t LEE MANTLE
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China and Russia are going 10 war. "
may now expect t" have dispatches Somethii
after this style:
china H0ttc-M" mcr;ce heapee Lussi;
Hoops mc knockce EN- all into Il clock
hattce. CHING CHoI.AE, Bosse-Genelal.
The corresponding Russian dispatch Won
be as follows:
CHindwHch HU{Hbrjtch The Celestial
witch truopokoif We're lastaski nightovit.
knocke,miott higheroski than a kithositch.
oIl.I MARC ARINEoNSKl TRNNoII.ovITR
Maior-Grncral and Second Deputy CziI
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New Millinery.

Large and Elegant Stock. Fine assortment
of Gloves, Aittens, Hosiery, the best ever offer
ed In Butte, at Mrs. Lou. P. SMITHS,
Junel-w West Broadway.
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Bullion.

The following bullion shipments were
made yesterday Dexter mill, $2,230 Leg
gatt's, S 5000; Silver Bow, $1,000; and Cen
tennial, $1,000. Total, S19,23O.
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BORN.

BAwsoN.-ln Boulder Valley, jefferson county
Montana, June -, 1880. 10 Mr.. and Mrs
Thomas Dawson, a son.
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New Dresses

Silk. Linen and Percales. Beautiful Sea
and Neck Ties. Hair Goods; Elegant Paras,
to match dresses, at MRS Lou r, SMIrA's.
June l-wA West Broadway
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Both Grant and Garfield were tanners.
deaSt the latter once taught schooi.-Nory
tOlrn Herald.
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MARKS 4 SON

Carry the Largest Stock of stationery and Fan
cy Goods on the West Side.
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, 1880-05-04

TUE Et.E1}SD
4 meeting Of tho l1ourtl ut Officers Of tho Soc
ofd tcKnlcnt wns he'll Inst evening ut tho sher-
tnnn l[o,lsc. Col. Q.tirk IN tho st,tlr Tho trntn
object Of tho n,cuttn9 wns tho election ut 4
Lieutenant .Cn1oncl. Vice lsend, resigned. After
lilo trY,tsnctton Ut tho rsMltine business NJ tho
etflllnn,ltl. tho s:tnlrtttcc tn Arnnrt rclWrtGtt
that nv suitable .)1Mrtets hn rcn folilMl. ~.
thtuiHh scyGt1 Pfapostiuns h6'l htcf' fiilttto 10
tho Eoinsnittcp. and thcy were granted infther
t., c1 pu,r> sn,l ,l;at It was n,,to,utcly ncccs-
elry to tho welfare Of tho command to- have
permanent Headquarters ut nce II, nrtlcr ~ Oh
iMIn tic regiments etnre ut tho 9into Nrrr,pr-
,ttpn. Capt. Mekcn,xh Etnted that tho nrt,,s
Ad nseo,trcrnts Of iio trK;.a,!zatlotl h''i nee,
f'"F Eo,, = Hq ins,e !! Ell srs rfS GaI
fr'm nj o!lieGro Of the I'ltst Regiment III whels
II wna stated that iT tho Stcnnd ftcYncnt 'lls-
banded hn would like tu sre whit hrtnhEcn1cilta
ct,ll hN tnHt1b to tt1,!itre Company ~ 10 1oln
tho Flrst. Gnpi. Ford world mt give tho nAng
Ut tho alrner, int sa!.E 11n WINS nc olleor. md
IN thAt account Cnl. Qurk Thought best to tnko
tl1 nrtlOti ", tho communication.
The ballot fnr ILeuc,ats- -Cof'ncl resulted tn
giving Mai. lIG1ltltasy ten ytttea anu l.lcill.
kccfo one. On nntlon. Mai. lfonncssy's cleo
tion WINS !natlo unanimous:
Col Qnlrk urged ttln officers tn turn oyct the
l,tnet t.f tho Irish pnor given ut linvcrlys Tic
ntrr. Tic Mceti1ig then adjourned tn meet t,pxt
Monday night Mt tic siIlle Ilncc to !lgnr the re-
port Of the Ar1Mnry CUiMnIlttce and tn elect n
Ma!or to I'LL tho vacancy made By tho promotion
OF afn1. 1Icnnrssy.
staff WIS held lust evening Mt tho 0nr'lner
House. No lnlsiness pf imrprtMIec wns trims
acted. Hereafter tho staff Will meet every
evening for instruction.
, 1880-05-04
TIE UNITE1, STATES.

T,tE Rut-Tfcnsary will i'e open for business
Mt o'clock this nftcrnooli.
TuE room devoted to tho Circuit Court wns
finished yesterday. md Judge Dyer ncc,pcl tho
bcnch bearing bankruptcy eases.
1'IfE intcrrnl.rcvGNuG receipts yestcrtldv font
ell up $la,r9j Of which $ln,1f5 wns for spirits,
$4Gl1 f0r to1'acco and c|Rars, ind SHE' for beer.
SUPERINTENDENT MC1)owEt.t. hnd recovered
sufficiently frnm his innE sickness yesterday to
rny q short visit to tho ntllco. 1fo hopes to bo
rcnly for work next week.
As IA ,ta,,nl ut this time NJ tho ycnr, Collector
tllrvrys oIlco was crowded with applicants for
IiGtr ahns permission O scf! ltll,r nittl ElHiss.
Tho E,n nf $'.6 was received trnltt this soi'src
JUNE l.toi0E1T will novn IL tho Iew h,iil-
i0irt viii c cnlIu to- -iftrrr,w fnr,,i,,g. Judge
nrlln,nlui,tl ha nhtninc,i prr1Aissiur frt,.t tho
rarWclls +" ;sc,ry r he 1r"sct a. sansrs rI tor r.
the new rooms.
ALL. WIS h,tstlo and confusion nl,n'tt tho nrw
building yesterday n tho wtlrk Ut fnftfnf tho
cps "S nf # @ So S"' p. ws ro |; s n e TIC
greatest tnfltslun. hui tho nrw quarters Gun
ensily be ptt II. rs'ss,blr condition. It wnMld
TINT tho only cntrnt,ce tn tho new .,tHrs II by
tho taMiii tlth,r ~! fneksHn street. The !st-hf.
s is1nis o. nrk .;r strcGt wsr mter" T. Ssrr r.
tho Uthcr t;nvernnlent oirca. The Sul'-'rrcas..
,1ry ,nny In fallnl ut tho southwest corner Of
ii,Mr arc tho iutcrnni- Hcvet,,in nfccs. md s'n
the cnst s!'lr tho Customs ner.rtt,ent. ~, The M
found on tho thirtt 1toor.
'rfiE receipts nt tho Post. .Oi1lcc for tho month
Of April far stnr,i's. nf-cnsts stamped rt,-
velnts ,SwspaPsr S a. ;r!st,,sM! sas ets:,
seJ @ an."%n,, ; /" % sota. % .ho ynsns n n"e's 70 -
145 The forelRn orders issMt.l foote.l tp Sll,uS4,
an.i tho payncn,s wsre ~ $q:si;l On D. ttG m ,,, tsw
The curriers' during tho nuntt1 delivered Il oil
, 1880-05-04
THE COUNTY BOARD.

A Report OIL the Toll laonds-Trnrsnct.
Ing Htlacc1tnncouN 1kilkthcs&.
President Strwnrt UccupEctl the chair nt
the regular meeting nf Tho County Board
held yesterday afternoon. All tic members
wcru present.
TllE cntfnr-IrolsE.
The n,laiIltnn nf member To tho Committee
on Buildings wns observed by Mr.. Sctl,p,
who waited tn knDw why tlic euiirc DOart
ca,il.l not lie included III tho Committee. 1iu
Thought tllat all wGre grpat,y interested III
the erection Ut the Courthouse. Therefore
hu moved TINT hereafter all lyntters pcrtuin-
Ing tn TINT structure bo referred to y. coin
mittee comprising every 1nGtnl,crnf the f}tMrtl:
this WIS II wise tl,otion.. iiu seconded IT,.
The discussion Of this ntattnr g'lve Cnni-
missioner wheeler nm opportunity 70 ntr l,lnl-
srll. which, he thl ut consl !lera,lg length.
tic motion, mn! 20 fayor u sr,lnll Committee.
cxpetitlousiy trnnsactGtt. llo offered W
amendment, .wlifcl. wns mt secoH|etl, to tllc
ctfcet tliat only contract lnpttcrs bD referred
10 Committee Of tho Whole.
ScnIle's mnt1oi was eventually carried byn
roln Of q to i.
l,itls were opened for tic rcpaving of tho
3n o M"r Mss$ yf fsy yyaf \ 1y sy Sss s"ycts, to w IL
irn',.bo,liMl tops, 1T si; Sat,, II. GROSS nj 81
1er yard, covers. S. encll; .Innes Hamilton
offered to pnyn the yard .accnrtlins ~ tho
hay Is Whitney offered to pave tho yard with
wntNlell blncks at S1.!' PER yard.
,e upol Tue T|eeo',s!9ti ,H nf tG comml
Aiexniltler White, Ills bitl hcIng s,,5i0:
Aceurlng to tile Joint Committee Oh fsufl.l-
tngst Mr. o. Brien would llaye nlnp'e time to
, 1880-05-04

TnE Treasurer ycsterlny rccnlveti $t:es' from
tho Water Department und $40 fro,u tho Cul.
lcetor.
TIE monthly report OF the Health Of1ccr
stIowa Tint IlB nuisnnccs wcru nhntpd during
April md 10000 pounds OF meat woro con-
deinncd.
AMosc tho building permits takon out ycstcr-
lay wls ono l,y X r. CrAne to Greet Il pipe fac-
tory ldoxl5o feet, q ~ ssowart avcnue, near Judd
THE bnynr yesterday revoked tho snlonr-
license Of Wnrd s. I.Mpp. who l,axe been ,nng
business vt No. 1Nb Stnte street: The complaint
}.ns arrcsted soveri'l scavcnscrs who nro sup
EM,sci! to nuvu hceu dumping nfvllt-sn Within
tho city limits md without n rcrtN1t. One of
t'on!-Loba-wns cnught III the nct Saturday
nlHht+
BINS were opened yesterday for rebuilding tho
nbutrnpnta nj tils GnHt end NJ tho Folk Ktrrot
lrltlKo =. i. Courtney offered 10 10 t fnr t53U,
i. ti"s.ls e. bI.l tS:n, No a,yar,l WIS ni1.it..
AMI since there Ia llu appropriation for tho work
thprc Is no tclting when It will bo.
rnE Trustees of tho Police md Firmcns BE-
nuvolent Fund met Yesterday and allowed Tho
tlulnrs: slts. lt.c., s;sn; Mra. !lartuott, s01;
NJ: srs 'IasR a'!s178 s 5's Fnss EaHsSa Fl Ms,s : @
mud Mrs. Reynolds, $ca. Tho ,lt,cxpeu.lrd bnl-
ance III the Truasury Is about f9,ooo.
Asexcltcu Individual, callinK himself q pbys[-
s o en,h @ x es e yth fs"es apeel @
vi pressed cortle.l- -Het wl,lc., he slid hi pol
stH,u4 three lsieilbHrs Of y family ~ No. ~.
IA very fan of corrstsI. tnicf, mud sat down and
Iusrhed ntt 1t. tnnch 10 tho astoni4hment nj thu
Y1tr es 5 ii sd ar h9 @ mif Dr. ops % WIZ VIE
hMs nhprtaa! thu il"'ve tllctns ot satisfying
cornl'EaIi'a'sts that thoy arc wrotg.
THE ftItD DEpAltrMENT.
, 1880-05-04
Setting Forth tito ninucr-Tablc.

Attp 1Hrk ltnfN.
Fashions vary rs much in table-f furniture ns in
dress tnhlo sllay he overdressctl. urt! mn e1t,-
n.rr1ls DO rlchesso 'lnty tnakot It yulHMr Lot us
try md bu us Hubcr M E0ssibls III telling how Il
s,blo should be latd nut, ittHt Insisting that
oa,s nro annie md ti TINT , no pa!ns Mro tq 10
Iqurstinn Of u:sthotlrs Oo4xl t,sto viii ,lo whit
too much monoy would spoi!. First. tho linUn
m,,y, nus y. portcy sprwS Srcs On tnbe:
border. stnnl! napkins uro shnhby things. Very
thtnas:. a French nnpktn ia iurYo e9oi,gh to
cover tho knees. Dr course, yuu slO not want IT.
tSs1 It ;s. sk x 5 ys s sht kJsp Do gp ss
gown, II you ure Indy fr1ln being RttllcS: lted
inonoxrn1lls OIL ,apkis, recalling ulots VI h!ootl.
Iii bnd tnste. Such litcn ~ survcs. for actnnl
,,so loses character when IT IL par,ule 4 Iasce
lhnE1so 's s1Ssy"ly fean r., tn y h's s.ss
Of Canton tann1i. This 1n,,kca il pleasant, soft
lardlng- paco fur dishes. md. bcs(ilcs, pruvonts
Il hot dish. Table nnts nru lu riKucur. Per-
hnl's tho most approved nre nude Vi Chinese or
!nia'nsse strsw wood.n foiins oa'; aro mt 40.
l,oislness III foltltn9 up which In diaagrecablo.
~ 4 souln9 lniatt l'e written oll tho china.
sets, which were ullly brought forwartl OH state
ocGAsinns, hut these, i'losty OF caot1.te tcstHn
tiay. y ~ sl sslcSr Whto at,a, oraented @ nc % With
lnu or two Ut gt'd. IL tlno cnoagh; slunogrlns
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