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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1880-09-11

MILWAUKEE, September lO.-The Se,,R.
nel's special says. Hon. sias Richardson, a
prominent citizen of waukesha, blew out
the gas on retiring, at the residence Of his
niece in Madison, and was found dead
this morning. He was absent minded,
which accounts for his blowing out the
Deerfeld Kelly, of Madison, and wo.
man named Bridget 0maher, OF Beloit,
were capsized in boat on the lake at
Madison, and the woman drowned. Kel.
ly claims that she tipped the boat over to
drown herself. Kelly was held to await
developments.
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THE RAsoALLY REDS.
Arrival OF seminoie Prisoners nj FORT
smIth-The sioux In the Northwest
The Hostile Apaches.

Arrival of Seminole Prisoners nj Fort
Smith-The sioux In the Northwest
The Hostile Apaehes.
LITTLE Rock, September 10.-Deputy
United States Marshal Kyle has arrived
at Fort Smith with nine prisoners from
oklahama. Among them are two semin-
oles, charged with numbering two white
men, Bateman and Davis, In the Chicka-
saw country, 200 miles west, in November,
1878. There were elk full blood Seminoles
engaged In the murder. The deed was de-
liberate, Bateman being shot of his horse,
and Davis met the same fate six miles from
where Bateman was killed. The murder.
ers had no rest from the Marshals since
that moment
One Billy Bowlegs, son oil the famous
Florida Seminole War Chief Billy Bow
legs, shot himself through the heart, an
other was killed in a feud and but two OF
the six are left. They live in iull.blood
settlement, and the officers will soon have
them. The murderers found only thirteen
dollars on their victims, which they
divided.
CHICAGO. September 10.-Gen. Terry
telegraphs from st. Paul to the military
headquarters here that the commanding
officer OF Fl. Keogh reports that Big Road
and two hundred Sioux Indians suriend-
cred at that post yesterday. The impress
sion prevails at the military headquarters
In Chicago that the Indians will soon sur.
render en- masse, being thoroughly dis
gusted with the uncertain and restless ex-
istence that has been their lot.
SANTA FE., N. NJ, September 10.-Col.
Buell. and command returned at Z p. N.
yesterday TO Fort Cummings. the hostile
Indians having crossed into Mexico about
fifteen miles head OF the troops. The
frontier detachment has been increased
in order to preventive hostiles from again
eluding the vigilance OF the scouts and
getting inside OF the lines unuoticed.
DRNNIsoS, TEXAS, September 10.-At
Atlanta, Indian Territory, an Indian
named Dixon was executed for the muir
der OF Mrs. Washington, one year ago.
The medicineman made speech and the
prisoner barred his breast. Abner
Woods, his cousin, the chosen execu-
toner, fired the ball true to Its mark and
Dixon's head fell forward on his breast.
He expired without a struggle.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1880-09-11

Tim, /, tie waythe New Hampshire Re-
nSIie,ns put itin their platform on The
..'nc,I ..' question, and they put the whole
litter in nutshell:
Dl That party that has maintained the
..,DciSI integrity Of the republic by the
alT as.%",ion Of specie payments and the
SsSest s discharge Of national liabilities,
s,teby i,. lifting The industries Of the coun-
T y rom unparalleled depression 10 un-
s.,.,sjented W prosperity, should not he
i.'nl,n,ed BY a party which has repudiat;,
y X. financial obligations and done all
! 4. ~ power to debase the national cur
!, ,,,sy ~ ard TO throw perpetual blight on the
i.ia,ries and prosperity oithe nation.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1880-09-11

ceLuMpus, o., September 1o.-James
Reel has been arrested charged with the
murder Of Kate Grimes, whose dead body
was found east Of the city yesterday.
There are several circumstances leading TO
the belief that Reel, II not guilty as
charged, knows something about the
mnrdar.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1880-09-11

NEw YORK, September lO.-J. X. Emmett
returned to this city from Troy wednes.
day night. At an early hour yesterday
morning one OF Captain Bergnold's officers
found him helplessly drunk at Twenty.
seventh street and Sixth avenue. When
taken to court Emmett was in terrible
condition, and could scarcely talk with
the Judge. He was remanded until he
could get over the effects OF the liquor.
His son was In court and helped his
father into the prison hospital.
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CLEVELAND, September TO- 0.-ohicagos, s;
cleyelands, s.
BuFPALo, N. Y, September lO.-But-
faios, o; Cincinnatis, II. At the COM
mencement OF the ninth inning the Buffa-
los went TO the bat, when the Cincinnaus
refused to play on aecounto the darkness,
and the umpire gave the game TO the Bui-
faloes. Score o 70 0.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1880-09-11

GAlESA, September lO.-Genenl Grant
arrived home from his Wisconsin trip
Yesterday. He goes to Chicago on the 27th
inst. and will depart from that city for the
East on the S0lh by q special train. He
will spend the winter In New York and
Washington. During his soJonrn at the
capital he will be the guest oil General
DeAll,
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cold stIll ConIng over.

LONDON, September lO.-The steamer
st. Laurent, from Havre on the 4th inst,
for New York, took about 100000 in gold
and about eSOOOOO pounds have been
shipped from England for the week end
PARIS, September 1O.-There are large
orders IN the market for gold. Rsmittances
TO New York are expected.
LONDON, September l0.-The steamer
Frisia, which sailed from Hamburg on
Wednesday for New York took $500. 900
In gold.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1880-09-11

JERSEY Cry, September 1O-The large
grain elevator Scotia of the international
Elevator Company lying at the Red Star
steamship dock took fire at two o'clock
this morning. 1t supposed that the fire
started IN the boiler room. The elevator
burned to the waters edge and was taken
from the dock by the ilre steamboat Tul
Ter. Loss, $50, 900; fully insured.
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was called for at the close OF Gen. cox's
speech, and responded in a few neat re.
marks going to call attention TO the con-
trast between Mr.. Folletts Democratic
speech last night and the one they had
Just listened To. Col. Poorman was also
called out by the audience, but he de-
clined to make any speech, simply calling
for three cheers for Garfield, Arthur, Cox
and Victory. r. Q. +.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1880-09-11

F,lioy, STEVENSON says be has made
,,T few speeches this campaign, but
ma s. he heard that rebel yell at Ripley
.,S Monday he can feel 10000 speeches bub'
Esgnp in him, and will now take the
s55u and do what he can for Republican
.cre.s-Jachun County Netrs.
ltsnot only Gov. Stevenson, (who was
n,h,msfully interrupted at Ripley who
yllI,el stirred up by such an occurrence,
bt,gea, many other personsalso. The
Rpl,y affair will prove poor investment
plho.e who engaged in it. The people
dTs. Virginia are net SO solid for tho
Solid South as to approve Of any such pro-
nsdipga
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1880-09-11

BKLaRAnE, September lO.-A serious
quarrel, resulting in the death Of six Ser
vians, occurred between Bulgarian and
servian peasants at Konla, on disputed
frontier territory. The seryian agent At
Sophia will 90 to the scene Of the dlStur-
bAnce.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1880-09-11

.,.rell TO remember that the man
- i" .,y. Ma name Is Jackson has never
". l,,,,sl tbe invitation extended to him
s',E = '%s Republican State Committee sew
" y, ..sk. ,rO to meet his rival in joint
q. e,.,,,jDu before the people.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1880-09-11

LONDON, September lO.-A violent storm
occurred in Paris on Wednesday. The
Cathedral Of Nore Dame and the ruins Of
the Palace des Themes, built In the fourth
century, we're struck by lightning, but
only a few stones were dlslodged,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1880-09-11
rha, REORGANIZATION In rurII.h waters.

Tint tDemohNIfhIIUh IN Iurkish WhIeFs.
LONDON, September l0.-A Paris cores
pondept denies that the French Admiral
has received instructions differing from
those given TO other commanders. 1t has,
however, been agreed that the feet will
not 20 beyond mere demonstration ex-
cept by unanimous agreement OF the
Powers, none Of whom shall act separai ely.
II, accordingly, the Powers should cease,
none, except at their own risk and peril,
can undertake to prolong the demonstra-
ton or alter its purely demonstrative
character
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1880-09-11

IaE Republicans are either the most
tlibente iAlsifers or the veriest towards.
Altbs Warld ever saw. They claim that
d, Sorh with its S5,OOO,0O0 Of people is
,Atiu and that they really have hall, II
pdl naiority, Of the voting people, men,
dhs South Yet they say they are ter
HHy sard for fear the Southern Demo-
ul will take possession OF and destroy
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS Gdtette.
he Goate can find a very appropriate
plIe to the above paragraph in the last
is.Oi Llapa'' Weekly. For It's benefit
uVill quote it, as follows:
10 remark that 1t is ridiculous to sup.
pss that bali the people OF this country
re hossie to Its Government there arc
iEorpies: one is that there Is no doub,
Ihiteyer that a few years ago half ofthem
proved that they were SO; and the other
sthlt The views recently stated by them
Ee the views by which secession waf
laif.l. The question Is not whether the
llty which holds such views will attempt
DsnIOre them in any way, but whether
ttss IS anything 10 be gained for the
S1aty by calling such party to power"
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1880-09-11

oswEoo, September lO,-The schooner
Isabella from Whitley, Canada, to sodus,
with iron ore, fank of Charlotte. The
vessel aud cargo Is a total loss, The crew
were saved.
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. nepre.entn.iye OF lhe worGinE Glasses.

FoRr WAYNE, IND, September lo-Jim
Wood, Republican Irish miner, ad.
dressed a large crowd Of workingmen here
Tonight There was q large representa-.
lion from the railroad shops, and he aap-
peared TO make his points tell. Wood is
an honest IriShman, who evidently Is sin.
cere m 10 his utteraucss. He will be Of ser.
vice 10 his party in laboring with the
working classes.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1880-09-11

LONDON, September 1O.-A strike Of
10000 nail-workeu Of East worcester-
shire and staaordshire, began to-day, in
opposition to any further reduction OF
wages, which they sllege have already
been reduced % per cent.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1880-09-11
ernna Loase o. CoIorta oad FOLLOW. IN

coluABus, o., September rlO-The State
convention Of colCred Odd Fellows met
here 10 form Grand Lodge. About so
persons, representing 10 lodges, were
present.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1880-09-11

WHITEHALL, N. Y, September lO.-Mrs.
Cynthia Largent, aged seventy years, liv.
ing alone, at Ft. Ann, was brutally muir.
dered last night. There was nothing dis
turbed in the house to indicate that tue
crime WAS for robbery.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1880-09-11
An Ar,esInn well al Ynnktou.

YASxroS, September 10. The citizens
OF Yankton subscribed $4,000 for an eS.
perimental arteslan well here and boring
will begin as soon as theoontracts are con-
cluded. There is Q great interestin the
experimeut In this section.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1880-09-11
A Rr.Lemnn KILLED.

cMcrSxArl, September lO.-stephen
Darter, brakeman on the Cincinnati South.
ern railroad, was run over and killed in
this city tonight. His home was at Glas-
gov, Ky.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1880-09-11

-. ,,,e Of taxation over at Woodsheld,
~ l.'II' ri. wear is $40 on the 500, and
V'%I C,,,irgtou I'M s2.Cl. At Beallsyille the
-,hSH.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1880-09-11

-, remarkable fact that Henry G.
NJ .,rlJ moi be induced tosay anything
p',sy pa.S.lmy Grabin his FairnOnt speech
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1880-09-11
GEN. cox ar aELLAIRE.
A Large and EutnusIasiic Audienee. and
nspereh Worthy OF II.

nspe.eh Worthy sr IL.
BKLLAiEE, o September 10, 1880.
Special Dispatch to the Intslligencer.
In spite Of the cool air tonight a good
audience asseipb!ed to hear Gen. Cox dis
cuss the political questions at issue be-
tween the two great parties in the present
canvass. John A. Gallaher, the attorney,
formerly prominent Democrat, intro.
duced the speaker TO the audience. The
speech was received with great enthuai-
asni, and listened 10 throughout with the
rlnneAL attention.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1880-09-11
@ecTA BLISHED AUGUST a. 1852 w

y.r York Herald lis letting go the
~ IT, ssr .ince the Vermont election.
D'Sos'1H Sor the wind is blowing.
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.. r<orRsoLL is just as much a Re-
5l,.,n s2s ,Ss ss he is an infdel.-SeItbenrfte
',ggI p.,I how about Thomas JeaersOnR
r. "ia' !. 4. much Of a Democrat as he was
,lpinddel? 4
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1880-09-11
A DAYS DOINGs
IS VARIOUS yIorNITIEs OF THE
COUNTRY.
Big Purehase OF Jewels by an English
NobIeman-Tho Equine.Human
hace NJ Chicago-nr. Buch.
anan riagsed-Emmet
or Again.
THE DEAD ALIVE.

A Report that Portion OF the Human
Freight OF the City OF Vera Cruz
Reached Land Away 10 the south.
NEw YoRK, September l0.-The follow.
ing extracts from letters received by Chas.
Dennis, Secretary OF the New York Board
Of Underwriters, from Henry F. Titus,
representative OF the board at Titusville,
Fla, and vicinity, reached the Office oi
Alexander & Sons early this morning and
were given for publication:
SEPTEMBER 2, 1880.
Two persons, one OF them q negro,
came ashore with life preservers, and re-
port that they left on the steamer from
New York bound to Havana. When of
Cape Canaveral they were struck by q
gale and the cabin was taken overheard
with many passengers. These two per-
sons came ashore by the aid Of life pre-.
servers. The white man was injured and
so exhausted that he could not give any
information and the negro said the stea-
mer had horses on board when she left
New York. This will doubtless give you
a clue TO the name OF the steamer.
LATkk-SeplttlucI o-lV " SlVSA' Inv
steamer foundered at sea of this coast
was tho City Of Vera Cruz, bound for
Havana from New York. All lost, ex-
cept twelve persons, who came ashore on
a life raft.
Titusville, where the letters were writ
ten, is 100 and odd miles south Of Cape
Canaveral, and about 200 miles from the
poiut where Mr.. Owen aud other suryi.
vors were washed ashore. Titus had TO
pay passing steamer ten dollars to de.
liver the letters at Jacksonville and have
them mailed TO New York. A letter from
Iitusville was mailed at Sanford, Fla.
Titusville is on the west side OF the Indian
river, about ten miles northward from
Cape Canaveral. Tho Western Union
Telegraph Company communicates with
Sanford, but there Is no communication
between that point and Titusville, except
by private conveyance. Several persons
who had friends or relatives on board the
City OF Vera Cruz, who called at the office
to-day, had their hopes revived by the
above communications.
SAVANNAH. GA, September l0.-A spec.
ial to the Netrs says: The steamer Mag.
nolia at Jacksonville, from New Smyrna,
this afternoon brought John Connel, a coal
passer, and two others, supposed to be Q. P.
Silva and Cuban passenger of the Vera
Cruz. There Is nothing further about the
fourteen survivors reported at Titusyille.
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POLITICAL NOTES.
NEIGaBoRHooD AND NATIONAL oc.
CuRRENCES.
The Democracy Afraid ora weakening
I'm the solid soulh-Two Notable
Converts TO Republieanism-
The Vermont Victory
south Carolina.
ANOTHER CONVERT.

A Prominent Young Democrat at sieu.
benyiiie Comes Out for Garfield.
STEuBESvILLR, September 10.
Special Dispatch to the Wheeling IntelliEeneer.
The sherrard Guards had a prominent
acquisition tonight in the person OF Chas.
Cummins, book.keepsr at the Bank. He
has always been strong and prominent
Democrat, but now turns over for Gar
Geld. Several others have also been con-
yerted recently.
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MAKING IT EASY.
The New York srribune- Courts n Libe
Suit from BeItzhooy.r.

ING new lork "irtbuut' tOuFh LiDel
Suit from BeItzhooysr.
New YonK, September l0.-Under the
suggestive heading making it Easy For
Him." the Tribune editorially reviews the
facts in the Beltzhooyer case, and adds;
"But, Mr.. Beltzhoover, don't sue in a
small way. The Tribune published the
letter. Sue US. Sue US at once. and get
the matter to an immediate trial. Sue for
100000. That Is the smallest sum any
blsckguard asks OF US for telling the truth
about him TO his hurt. Don't you sue for
a penny less. And that you may have no
trouble in proving the essential points OF
our oaense, we herewith repeat 1t in de.
tail: We say you did write the letter.
You lied when you said It was forgery.
You lied, knowingly and deliberately,
hoping TO deceive your constituents. You
did not then know that we had the
original, and you thought you could lie
your way through. There, Mr.. Beltz.
hoover. There's your material for libel
suit. Now come along with 1t. Let the
Carlisle Herald alone. Sue the Tribune"
The matter referred to In the above dis
patch is contained in the following letter
written by Nj Beltzhoover, who is Dem.
ocratic member OF Congress from the 18Th
district:
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HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES,,


WhsHINUTONI d. O'i April %, 1851. J
DEAR SIR: Your favor was received. l
would most cheerfully introduce aud urge
the passage Of bill, such as you suggest,
but with the present Democratic House
Pension Bills do not have much favor. 1t
has become almost impossible to get con-
sideration OF such bill at all, and, when
considered, its chance OF passing the
House is very remote. and the Rebel Cen
eral who is at the head Of the Pension Gem.
mittee in the Senate is still more ayerse TO
allowing any such bills to pass. Itwould
not be at all probable, therefore, that the
bill will be got through.
Very truly
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This letter was published in the Carlisle
(Pa.) Herald, and reproduced in the Phila
delphia Pres, New York Tribune and
other Republican papers. The publica-
ton Of the letter placed Mr.. Beltzhoover
In very embarrassing position and great
ly endangered his reelection. The Dem
ocratic Philadelphia Times therefore ap.
piled to him for Information concerning
the document and received the following
replyi
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1880-04-27

The constable heard . noise up
stairs. The stair door was open, and
he crept up stairs to find his beloved
overheuling come Of her stolen prop
erty.sI - va W y = - y =
Then there wa. . faintiug scene.
suggested the reporteee
i really don't srsoeubss ~lWAefbes
As tainted 6r not, was her sofs reply.
There are Spartsn fathesa snd Spar
tan sens in Michigan. This consts BILE
was one Of then. Il vas hard posi-
tion to b placed in-lovs on tine one
hand apd'duty on. the ether. but duty
triumpAeds HsaeAss her dead away.
made the arrest. and was Q witness
against her.
The wjdnK.ya gotyissHk nafAn
she stand In heed OF . single article
shs had atslssSi E1sadS1ifS4N steal
;. ;s..sd e P9':sss Assi;sll si sf icdd:o; and
turssa hoasshweehae..o Hes eo0n9o asdi
nerve carried her where plenty Of men
would haveF AesitaAed, ana itiIs fJct tlist
yone cf the farme.'s dogs svsr attacked,
her Vas pfoh6Slt owing to her dress
And sex. .l0eiHeS - |estG corn
shsller she passed the heels Of three
colss. cf6Y1Ad ID hsfi8e hotsl vaf-
ranted to kick at every approach, and
united .snd SIsAR Esaf d6a Nithout fear.
ThsrSare ssme sharp. keen men in the
cells up there. but the Widow Sauh.
dsrs can match the best Of the lat.
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HsxA3a OF SENATOR cRovER.

WAsHINsroN.April SenstU Gro
YER of Oregon has net occupied hi.
seat in the Senate for the past three
m, nHy len hare early n De
. m1&, A1v&g sobtsined have OF. ab-
sence ato@v:sit hin wffs in Central New
York. Who st that time was danger
ously i'll. It is reported that Mr..
Grover Is very sick. His constitution
and b. j thks.Snda, Nth Erlya..
His hiendS say they have very slight
hopes Of his ever being able to resume
his .dpSieC bqhs 6spsaS Again.ft Tos
t~o ps,t;es in the Senate = i'll be very
sv-pl,, divided after MArei lsh, 1881.
Should s1ndisPA slect.s Hepblican -
encosed Xr Mod D.,nald there wes.ld be
80 Democratic SelatosAl lincluding Da-
vid Davis. after the next 4th of March
calculating RApuhlican Senators. a.
likely to be resoroSd from Connecticut.
New Jersey, New York and Penpsyl-
vania. 10 pIsce 0f iSenatcfS Rsndolph.
Eaton, Herman and Wallace. How
Mahons VI ,vjrgipi., suecsssor of, Mr..
-Vithers. will vote is not known. Mr.
f1foyer,s death would imperil the
'Ds4os1isH @sjgity ioeilx Should
he be convinced Of his inability fur
thor to perform his Senatorial duties
and resign, the present Legislature of
Oregon. which u Dslaocratic. would
elect Democrat to succeed him.
~ WAsHrHaroN, April 19- A dispatch
from Wilmington tD~l.) says Senator
GrevS1Pt9 9FP4 p isssE'iQpf "TS
..:. :::: .sE .sEtss3al.:ss. .s.a s;ss "a ~ "
J Aammation. which 10 yielding to bis
treatment. ~ with entirs res: and qniet
bis recovery is not doubted. His wife,
vhoyfrI93eH eHlEtheas6 ps9Mfl.t!!Iis
also Ghdef trSStmept ct the SAINT place
Ut the present time.
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1EHIRspxsgon. .btsach Of ,pronise suit
The 14GSAp ,AWoye = that the man had
Aukged her every night lor six moat6s,
and Sunday nights until three o'clock
In the Herping. The indrslsi6qI e91
|, yntifihk Wsb7 7footer vas Haed 81 and
coats. ssIslSst 10 hV
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