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The Hawaiian gazette., 1881-05-18
Kamananui, Waialua,

Island OF oaau. being the same described in Roya
Pa-eut No. 80
Also
BIZ direction Of Alex J. Carturi-ht. the Mortgages
named CD ce-tsfn Inieutur- % MCrt-ac dated tis
dav ~ Seurz11btr t>, reccEe in Lher - paes : q
81 inside tv ktllaSa1uiia - and Maloe o. % said
j. Carsu1izhl all that certain piece and parcel Of ant
AIR a ~
The Hawaiian gazette., 1881-05-18

All thst piece ard p1rcti o. Isuj situated a. Ksa-
ualfla. Kspa's.na Isisud - Oahu bgiEg the ssmc
sorss toey,ber vita sl Improvements on above des-
criteS lands
The Hawaiian gazette., 1881-05-18
Waikiki. island Of Oahu,

Rein. ths same described IN Royal Patent Nc Sis,
containing Sloo acTes 81 ALL togciher with an Improve
neuts thcrcou-
The Bossier banner. [volume] (Bellevue, Bossier Parish, La.) 1859-1952, 1881-11-24

we drove away, '.but it would have beea
the same old story; work, work, work,
without rest or change, from years end
to years end. NY mother killed her
self by her attempts to get ahead of
Time. Two sisters have Travelled the
same road thf.t Anna has started on,
one OF them absolutely dropping dead
IN her kitchen in the midst of her work.
This is the kind of thing could not en-
dure to see go on. knew it was all
wrong as soon as / knew anything, and
when | became old enough to have a
voice in my own education persisted
IN taking a different course. NV sister
Anna has tried to getsso far.ahead of
time and make things lap over that she
has abused ard prohably, killed. herself.
besides criminally neglecting and mis-
managing her children. I don't sup
pose she. has averaged over five hours
sleep out 81 the twenty5four during the
lastdiye years, aud think of that amount
OF rest for a woman whose brain and
muscle are forever in use! Every year
come up hereA and find things going
from bad to worse among my relatives
and most of my friends, and the horri-
bic parteofit is that nothing one can say
OF do will ever have the slightest eff,
"Den't you think your very natural
anxiety aboutyo sister may have col
sored your diagnosis little?',,, I INQUIRED.
+ ''Not in the ileast,n my companion
answered. ''Anna's pulse was one
hundred and twelve. The respiration
was labored and ominously FREQUENT. :.
There is-no mistaking such signs.''
~How could she keep at work with
such a pulse as thatP" i asked. ---.a
"By the exercise of viii power said
the doctor. I'm our sfanilyswill power
is a direct inheritance If it could only
have been pat tosa goodsuse how much
might have been accomplished! NV
dear, this will power eats salt pork
when good beef, and !. the most nutri-
tious food are absolute necessities. IT
makes all its cream intosbutter that the
cash may LAP over It drinks skim
milk cahdARolk nineteen hours out of
twenty-four.' -
s Soon after this the doctor dropped
mesat my clearinghouse. AAf1 7 q
Z 'Now you know all about it." she
remarked in parting. .sand if any one
ever. asks you Why Mary sStednian did
not remain among her relatives you
can. say that she declined to 1--WE AMONG
criminals and suicides" s'3'5 ~ 2
Five months after the above incident
sister Anna died, and one year from
that date the widower married again.
The second wife is duplicate Of the
first, working night and day and: .,lay-
ing up lsfor a future which it is moIel
rhan likely she never will enjoy.A-i|
Eleanor KIRK, IN Christian Union. -, ~
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re The Snake River Falls.

For tWe5er three miles. above .Sho-
shone Falls the river flows through i'm.
7 mense chasms, with walls on either side
hundreds OF feet high. The river is
full of rapids for miles. the descent be.
ing. SO great at the. upper Shoshohe
Falls, known as Twin or Little Falls. the
river is divided By an island. and title
two streams rush oyer the .precipice and
fall into the cpoofi75 feet below. I.4s
viewed from the bluffs, hundreds of feet
above the sight is grand, and from be-
low there is still more to admire and to
awe the visitor Some four or five miles
down the river and we come to the great
falls, where the entire river descends in
| one sheet e210t feet. We remember
roaming around Niagara Falls, the rap
ids and other places of interest for sew
erA days once, and with all that there
| is to admire and excite our wonder,
there is as much, if not more, to interest
the visitor to this portion of Snake River,
and should this place be connected by
railway with the outside world this will
become a great resort for travellers.
Some thirty or forty miles down stream
is Solomon Falls. extending quite dis
tance. The greatestof these falls is only
about twenty feet but The forms and
the great number of the falls and cas-
cades make it very beautiful = But q
short distance above these falls IS the
most remarkable sight.swe have ever
seen. the high bluffs along the river.
there ) issue Numerous great springs, !
the waters of which fall over the rocks
and safe lashedeto silrery streams and
spray in their descent The, first OF
these pours oyer d Cliff : in semi-circu
lar form andafalls novere250 feet. AS
.seenafr6ni the opposite sidelofs the river
At is very beautiful Further down the
river it is d much grander sight. A
stream OF water equal to that of a small
river pours out of the bank and falls
over the rocks in silvery. streams of al
most every conceivable shape and form,
while the spaces between are lined with
green moss and shrubs, so that, it. pre-
sents an appearapce Sof am immense
grotto. These falls cover space OF over
100 feet in height and several hun dred
feet ins width. Further down the stream
for over one mile other similar springs
issue, and each possesses its own feat
ures of beauty Where this vast body of
water comes from is q question that will
probably never be solved. Lost River
enters the Snake River Valley at point
up stream over 100 miles distant, and
there sinks out of sight in the lava.
Other streams along the western and
northern borders of this vast lava plain
for. distance of nearly 200 miles come
in from the mountains andssink. These
united streams would probably furnish
as much water as pours out of these
springs, but no single one of these
streams weuld supply any of the larger
springs. SO it is only speculation to as
sumo that the source of supply comes
from any particular stream. m.--C Cor. O,na-
ta Bee. ains1 aiis sise is~te ~
The Bossier banner. [volume] (Bellevue, Bossier Parish, La.) 1859-1952, 1881-11-24
I PUSGENT PARAGRAPHS.
-It is always u falllelectionl for I'll

q. 1t is always ~ fall election for the
defeated candidate. IN Q. Picasa1pe. !,
5, advice from the Greek: ..Know thy.
SELF is good advice. And to find Oh:
all abohtn yourself in the. shortest time
get nominated for Office -LoweH CN-
They asked him if he was the best
man at the wedding. mo" he said;
81 don't know as l was the best, bat
belabers was as good as any of 'eml''1
n Boston Post ,l.s.,w Il a4i s, - J,
Fashion has .decreed that the blonde
takes the j front seat this season.
As soon; as the brunette finds out that
she is questionable she will be willing
TO dye. = Tsras Settings. sifeiisla & ~
s5i -TheI Chinese Government is going to
build some railroads, and soon will be
heard in the land the voice of the Celes.
stial brakeman, s.Hoop-peeis Yang-tze-t
khan junction! Tlainee stoppee ten min
utes eatee and dlinkeers- burlington
Haaok-Eye. isaW ig.e asisi a41sr a, {,
- :" / remember said Brewer, II
remember two young men who used to
board at my house l-they are both dead
now.n'. The crowd broke into a. mean
ing smile, and Brewer wondered why
they didn't wait for the funny part OF
the story TO come. - Lot0eU Courier.
"This butter, Mr.. Spicer,',, said the
dealer, carried or the prize at the
farmers fair' and Seth spat out taste
of the compound and remarked: ssUn-
less the prize was q ships anchor and
chain cable, i should think the butter
could have. carried it of easily. los
ton Commercial Bulletia. sii lafoD
= Bread is the staff of music as-well
as life. for do. not the scales Of notes
start off on dough?- Webster Times.
They d do.-C -CnmbridgB Tribune. !; La,
me! is not this ia fetched. ELEVATED
Rdilway JosradL Not bft of it.
Bread has ito start off on dough before,
it can rise. SIP Cambridge Tribune.
Would you like to see the paperp
asked 3 lymphatic looking gentleman
at the hotel. after he had kept the sheet
for nearly an hour. Would you like
to see the paper? There's nothing in
it, Seems to rne,n replied Fogg,
somewhat ill-humoredly, perhaps,
''you waste q good deal of time over
nothing. = '-Boston Transcript. M 4
The Bossier banner. [volume] (Bellevue, Bossier Parish, La.) 1859-1952, 1881-11-24
Some Traits Of the Monkey Tribe Deei-
4, dedly Human.

:. "A keeper in the. GEOLOGICAL Gardens.
while kneeling ON the fio6r of the cape.
was tslnddenly iattankedosby asfierce
babooH,, a little, American monkey.
which was d warm friend 81 the keeper.
lived in the same cOmpartment with,
and was dreadfully afraid of, the great
baboon. But as soon as the poor little
fellow saw his friend. the keeper, lin,
peril he rushed to the rescue, and by
SCREAMS and bites SO distracted the
: baboon that the maniwas enabled to EFF.
sfect his escape, not, however, without
having run great risk OF losing his life.
according tetbel opinion of the aurgeon
who attended him.
Monkeys Have long n1effiories. and
SONS of them can anfiict cruel punish-.
,ment.
Mrs. Lee tolls of having greatly al, ]
noyed one I'M the Jardin des Plantesc at
Paris. by tapping him on the, hands for
ill-treating one OF his feIlowlprisoners,
and he never forgave- her. Whenever
ne saw her on future occasions, or ereuf
when he heard her voice, he flew into a
passion and rolled about in rage, iii one
instance seizing her gown through the
bars OF his cage and, tearing piece out
of it, although it was Of stout material.
{ OF another monkey, whose place of
exile was in the West Indies, a crueler
revenge is known. This individual,
kept tied to q stake, was often, robbed,
ofhis food by the crows. This was how
he revenged himself He lay Quite Still
on the ground and pretended to edead.
Rv daOraps fha birds or,rcooLaJ .~I
repeated their thefts. The artfur little
fellow never stirred. but let. the crows
steal to their hearts content until he
was sure of them. When he was sure
shat one was within reach of his fingers
he made a grab at it and caught it.
When he had got hold Of the luckless
bird, he sat down and deliberately,
plucked the feathers out of it, and then
flung it toward its screaming comrades.
FIJI. aas4.,l.ls ~ ts
The Bossier banner. [volume] (Bellevue, Bossier Parish, La.) 1859-1952, 1881-11-24

4, There is . society in Europe known
as the Rhenish Cigar-tip Collecting As
sociation, numbering 1882 members,
and the report is made that they have
gathered z, 569 pounds Of cigar tips
Quits p, which have sold for 25, 600
marks, all of which has been spent for
useful gifts to 1,728 children. afa
The Bossier banner. [volume] (Bellevue, Bossier Parish, La.) 1859-1952, 1881-11-24
The harher's ehildre,

The barber's children are little
shayers; the upholsterer's are little
tackers; the butchers are young lambs;
the carpenter g are chips from the old
block; the bakers are cram baby tarts,
and the angry mans are little pets
Neso York Daily Nesos -
The Bossier banner. [volume] (Bellevue, Bossier Parish, La.) 1859-1952, 1881-11-24

The last church attended by the,
late President Garfield was that OF ST..
James at Long Branch. The pew he
occupied was on one of the side aisles,
and is indicated by drapery on the wall
The Bossier banner. [volume] (Bellevue, Bossier Parish, La.) 1859-1952, 1881-11-24

4 When Joshua commanded the sun
to stand still, he intended to make Il
all day with the Gibeonites.
, 1881-09-08

Uonfurcnca ut ilorkfur,l7 -"
Sc's csh M tm9 ' ,,, Gat
River AnlltiR! Conference ut fsouktorl2
Al was.
0-,w,hat tlate a!,l TINT conference oovora
rho rrositfnR EI,inr-plsaso wait tn tho
1lr. .unrfley-Exc1su nm.
Tic uaie!al tiota.talcr-What dhto did that
X.--WUl. ihnk It wus fron, tho 1a,a or l4th-
tlnn't Remainder tho dAto sxaualy-Oat. IL Of Il
-uhDut TINT tImo.
To mike It w,,rsr, tho atonogrnphor was nskcti
nhnnt ,iitio tlmos nut Ut tcn tn repeat tho ,tt-
sw1r as we'll us tho Hesti0H. Altogether It wins
fully st0w nna tolons proceeding. After inv
ing occupied tho wtsnes4-ctnlr for something
over half III hour, tho Information WnH Rrndnnl-
deed bccl1 present Mt TINT conference: that Dr.
Tho1nns. after charging Or. Hatfield with hnv-
Ing Khrblotl II quotation from h!a sermon Ut Uct.
par. . rosd sot'ethus s i"s ai, si Tha
y What ! said; that ho !thc wittcss) fol-
lowed m tho sen;aing. and the ,nAttcr
word with tho report Ut tho sortnon contained In
tho eniy uf tho sumo l'aI'cr which wttt,ess thon
aia ow hs1 IN hls na r. thts Wy the prs
Mttnra,.es on inst'srAttot. tho ntoiteme.lt, md
aWleas punishment, ns get fnrth In tho cllArrcs
n'id specifications, with wllnt Dr. ThHlnns Ill tho
snafcfcnse @ r. ,sgo "i acknowledged "s his sermon Ut
1t wins III this roundabout t,rocces Tint Dr.
hnmas raised bis vo1oo fur tho irst tlino durlng
"Do y"u n,oa9 to say, YOU are rcad!ns nll I
httrst who hui GGn quitting FROM the pnssugo
y hnvo redI uyoryth!ug from whoro began,"
"Thsn tao!o WIS good ,1cal before IT." re-
=" wls !i,t pertinent to tho subject" was Mr..
Thrkhursts response.
, 1881-09-08

lends ~ mAfsr 1nnn lIkr his Snyfnr IN ls,rc md
holtl my uc tho oh, viows is IN bur u W; irw.
sup With ihen ami ! seek /" W" nun !" m.
n!Envr tr,h ns to i. ~ @ 'S ~ !. kSSpa Gf9t
al"n,t IT," And alse ~ 'rsE.rns . the ;;ame. ;;,
I! u nTsnx th Hf q 9 'cnst %sk 'r s!
nilG nls., III snyi.K in il scrlanii trcnctGL in chi
NV, q II at oet !ls,' T., 'c,skinS u TIC te
t"lnw,,,u: " "it WIS .,nt 10 reconcile iii n,,xry
t'o1 nt to r.yenl fhiher,a l9ye @ md % 70 M rca.il
s9 81 5 +, t M Il. Ind tS rahcos,css ; s an IL
ySs y: $ w ss ss'as se,1 r. + S@!s.*
81 M ' not "a ie 70 rcuuSeo y Uoi t a . 6%tis TIT 10
rsso''sa man g g ,,. ,0w1: md aa,l;', AN" y
S a ur n ersss ;rr IL s ssas so a a
lis pnstnrntp In rulti Centenary Church, In SUBJ
@ any s,, " wo =; rs, to ,, ~ !" h
fett mt thoro; md n!su IN sayIt,x. III reply TIM
4,,cston put tn hi,n III ,La ptesy'.s,s mi. l..ar.
l.an,l, my s,untIcaiecs"" Nonc, w uvcrco.no
thrM,ah tho 1.-Two ~ tho fA.mhm; md nls' II de-
ring his pnstnraiu III the City pr Chleago, TINT
my oup viii hn saved thrnah tho ntsictnnns
safno tIn,c, 0nd III tho fclsi.,g .,f ,!iycrs nther
persona, III a!lbstnilec tho sntuu wortls as above.
III this Specification, s.t forth.
PROBATION AFTER DEATH.
Third spsritlcntlnn-fm tcuehng that ttorc
Will l,o II Tins u pro1tlut nftcr duath for thn+0
whu tc III slu, mid also III denying tho existence
Il a @ o .tsrs y du1rSs saS u
mon delivered by him II satti CunfonAry Church
O,l or t'ut tho Ioth tlay Of Dutob1r lSs. In sub-
VIZ to iho r,,licsI.ess ot punishment, I have
s"ss: s aa' 5 s w s wnf sai N% .a, s' = tf tsg
othor statu 1i'lsy piss trom right IL wros!g. or
irnn, wrong IL r'sht a,t " thu @ now ct,eatlonst a,
snnla SUFFERING HnIGr tho consequences Df
, 1881-09-08
NJ. M. 1'xAltKIIURST,

4'As 41&s <AAh41AA At0As
Or. Parkhurst-I upw proposv to offer tho tcs-
ttmutly Ut u. II. Purkhurst.
Tho Presiding Elder anI 3ir. Dunnott auY.
gcsted, III It WIS nenr tho hour OF adjournment
tl:;s), that ho witt untl! this tnarntnY; bur tho
Doctor Insisted, sAying 1t wo,lttl ouly take few
luo'ilcnts. aud hp WIS allowed to prococd. t1o
Halu:
with rtg1tTd to isonytltK the tiaplr,tttpn Ut tho
g. M sistbadlst Ca.itva l,iocE;; where was thelr
Rnlng to attona Il ootnnlttou III TIN sabbath-a
Gotn,nittco composed Ot representatives from
havtig int aud appointed Il cosut,istce on Tie
habbulh. We wore 10 colssitlt altA prupuro ro-
port fur the meeting, nr. l'honas alld myself
tions now z ilscnss!on-tho inspiration of tho
avrlpturss. tho at3netnaltt. nn1 future punish
'. 1uts W. ,, n4d s!x years estnfo n4a ulsYHs. ..
ru ILLS views. Dr. TE,DlrAs then saill to INC;
. YOU hayn been III tho East, und hugo ca'lc In
E0tliuGt With tito traditions A11u fMt1os Ut tho
East: There Aro t',u,ly thtngs, Parkhnrat, IN tho
Olll Testament talnt you Wuutu tIDt l'vIIoVt II
y1n my II then, =. a'y other hook.' IL roply
Now 'Fastnsllent would nut rcpoivU Il Bnw
them t,l my othor book lto thon roplt9d-wo
to my study, Whcro tho cau0,tttuo WIS to moot
-brluyHs hls band down with good denl Of
omnhs!s"'hore nre E. many thl.gs ~ th9
f0ll,t them In Mny uthor hunk, a1,a wont bu-
llst9 them my quicker hocu.!su ttM.l tham In
sood aany taaxs il, tho ol,l TasananI hut tha .
alGthtAaist Church must throw tvcrt!nard or they
VIII .!Mk hur.' ls9nsatosl Tho tlu!v ct THIS
lsIo.'B0, could !duntlfy tho tImo exartiy by
rcrurrlrK to tue iltGs ut tho papers thar Kaya III
sss u 9 Il as tne FSas i
.*Wili you state the ttmo." sa!d .Nr. ncnuett,
"Whluh th,s congregation occupied froin lts bu-
ginning To liz Cilllin9f'
, 1881-09-08
ro THE PUBLIC.

of hW. R1pwaYe ol,i.cstabistcd It. q i,iaa maSot Il
DIES than the hase aud WORTHLESS lniifs n1,niiefs, nuI
thetn, ~ there Rro False issolYenas, md ~
that tha na@s nHsdway'' il o. Nh4' you wv
, 1881-09-08
DIR, t;UltSEl,A TESTIMONY.

The tnklnx Ut testimony uudor thIs curious
r.llo was II solnvwhut nnyel proceeding. Tho
ltev. Aaron Uuriiey was the ti+st witness culleu
uIsd the raldcr Will obtain u vary ncouruto ilea
Of tho way rho th!nu crapt alonx, with snull l-iko
paoe. from tho following verbatim report OF tho
urst few questions and Bnswora:
Oily As, Parkhusst-Dr duruey, Woru YOU
, 1881-09-08

R,itty-,,lir spccai ttoEnnse In refcrenco to tho
sta:nna.s; W. w! nssst; tMo tct that I'M oa-
M ,,J,tsl tt1Usu inlMt*, Ml.i wo VIII 10 III thls
cUn,inIttcn Mt oncU III tho Issue thus ]ofl1cu.
JurOr-T1fAt's fnIr,
, 1881-09-08

TIME WANTE1, TO DEMUn.
At thu conclusion Of tho reu,ljnY, tho prcsld.
Ing Elder r; ana Dr. aarnoy put @ snSr IN, ns.s , TO-
,hou culca to Dr. pnrkhurs., who erased solnc-
TI,c J,ros,,r I;l,lcr~l,orbnns i. IL woli for mn
>, .a,. =, ,,,s ns,,"so, f,,r ,n .,or,.n t,.t ~
" saJ ~ 9uo 1ounaoA toE N'o esiS"'u l"@t w
p"rkh'lrst erased from tho bsil tue words
"counstl for tho prosecutions" signing tho
charges rs "M. N. parkhurst," and not us coun-
apon this bill Of charRcs?
In roferonco to tho demurrer. who,, wo Id
iournc,l Yesterday wo did II, with tho un,,or-
~, ~" w. ." via .,.,, NV uo
woul, confess the objections which va had
ict, and that whut was nut confessed ,yo should
As ! tho Presiding Elder t specifically upon.
Tho Presiding Eldor-ln othor words, yn'i row
prcsunt dc'uurror to III snuch ns upplics to
sir. 1ie'.nctt-That was tho oSpectation.
YOU 10 do 70 formally IL you DO. i II % Is NO. for m
tic Chair 10 dutort,ino nuw how much OF tho
ne"'ut'et 'uh "'Sn " P1teo"@' ~ - Aoi Soo ~
doturn,inr thMt.
atr. tlonnott-ln TINT Wow OF tho case VIC pre-
pthant ns It now stnnds. .......
Tho Presiding Etdor-Not using tho prcsont
demurrer ut nlIY
Sir. I!ennntt-Not using thAr Mt nll lilo now
dcMnrrcr directly to this complaint.
Pr. t9rKh!lrat-! thing tillt tH ttttor.
Dir. l,cnnntt-Wo will havo to take littlo time
to write 1t out.
Ino presld1ns Edor~tiow mitch tinlo do you
wo vii! 10 raAdy ut : .isIouk.
A. cn!ntnlttuunAli-t1h pshawl
dent! MoiAHrrsr, asiu ~ through u. ono hn!r:
t.yt1,M,t N,,nr rni,it n,i",,, ~. ,,,n M
, 1881-09-08

Prcaltttn1 Elder. hu roetHNlct 10 read. II prs,vrI
tn In, I'm rJtu,rr..r ,n lin ,u,,n1 ,,hnr,es md
spe''itiu"lions. and "as us folows:
III tno a,intter "l .ho n1ae1'nM onasses M ai.a
h,,rst, or tho ltook River Confcrcnco or tho
,ho,'''t.f:p1svopnl Church. nRaInst Hiram W.
her Of FnId conference. ,., 49, ,n..-.
o,1 .nys ,bat %o cnrs uw u~ - dn t,e .sl ,c'
churEs, nn,i, for ca,tsu Of .cmnrrcr, NAYS:
-, l. Ih. ~ Mo M.,therity ~ stanaar.! " which he
tno sAs rht''1'ts ea. be tried Is set forth III sata
cearTS. .T,.. m u,,,,a =, u,,,,.,,, =. ..,, ,,su. :.
.Sre niesea III t. hvc sv" y voato ;i by ill.,
snld IL ,Ihutts. -.
j.: TINT tero aro no Gstas'il:nS,l atnndards nt
Enuf,e0. ny wheh ne' tno sAIA Tho'iias' Gail pe
'fc": ,., ,na, ,e,, x,,,o. ,t .ot ror,h ,,r mann
any cstsSiished s.aI,Isr u ot tinstri"v ot sai,l
GMneen ~, nhuor nn w WnGh . tnG prosaeattoM ~
'h,s e.lse en - ints9 y mi, ~ tfs..
t'.rs IT, to a sA!a third eharHc anu far cn''so of
In,i ,,,r,r,n,, a,3 or ,bo nI.ct,l,no ,f s,,
hr u NV iu s,,,horItv IT. nndp Whit. III 'a ~
s Ssr w. ~ IT,, .l't, ., @ M s0a l%
atnum FL ~, VT H. ~ ~ M III sia
- -" tu ~ t tne ~ WI
i,ssu s,is' s,A1Mafts M .re % %o1ay' wn'is ny sa
n'as ~ ,,%ttrrs "t Gsl!eI Il Mt'uon 70 s''s
nrtGus 'is III i'c19'o" VI ca'"o'snou StahaaFiS VI
nht y, stauna.u " st.'itnI'.s " 4, @ ~ @M,ctao ~
or hre M ~ !nsin nr llaie0 iti sM tu'ta cnt4o 10
"niGm ~ ieAeuinHs s IH nto cunttFHEy 't ,,..,,
M'It ~ NUN ~ ~ uSn,r , ~ en" Mas. opecl1c"'io"
a'!o' I.r cMus. ;., ~ uss1;rrut' w , MY 49,, .t
y VIII ilolttor tnn mug l!oT luhG9 y snS ~"
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