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police Itomi.

This morning the only cases before the
Mayor were two drunks, upon which the
usual penalty Of 50 cents aud costs, was
imposed.
The police were ordered to don their
belts and Datons this morning. The
cIauge looks decidedly better.
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Ness AA.-dniara rIrn,.

J. v. Carlisle and Jacob Pusey have
purchased the hardware establishment
of the late E. W. Hopes, No. 900
Market street, and will hereafter con-
duct the business. under the firm name
Of j. V. Carlisle S Co,
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NOt Partial, but Complete.
ALExANDnIA, "a, Aug. 4. 1SS1.

AHNNANDHAAl FA'I a uK A. 1851.
b. q. WARNER & Co.. SsTs Your
Safe Kidney and Liver Cure has effect.
cd an entire cure in my case. 4 suffered
every form OF kidney difficulty.
W. j. SUMMERS.
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Personal.

Mr. J II. Thompson, Superintendent
OF the Wilmington 81 Northern X. r.,
was IN town this morning.
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NEW ADvERTlsEszENrs.

EOR RENT.-A large front room oE
Il second story, at 4101< Market street.
suitable for aR ONCE. Possession immO-
diRte. Apply at this office.
NOTICE.-The annual meeting OF the
N Christiana River Improvement Co.,
for the election Of seven directors, will be
held at the once of the President, Tth
and Market streets, on Monday, n. eth.
1882. at 7 p. m. M, NJ, CHILD,
dec3O-St Secretary.
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From the N. Y. Herald to-day.
TO TINE POLE.
Arctic stations 70 be Essablfahaa
BY International Co operation.

Arctic stations 70 be EaenblfshoA
~ International Co operation.
PARIS, Jan. 2, 1sS2.-Our st, Peters-
burg correspondent telegraphs a. fol.
lows The Russian expedition 10 tha
mouth Of the Lena, organized by the
imperial Society Of Geography, which
LETT st. Petersburg on the 2s.h OF De-
Gambler, pass year on the coasts Of wa
frozen ocean. In sending this expadI-
tion the society fnlAlls the oblieatIen
contracted toward the International
Commission.H The following States take
part In the enterprise projected By the
commission -
HRCTIC STATIONS.
l. Austria--One station ct Jan
Mayen Island.
2. EDgland-One station at Fort
Simpson.
.. Germany-Two stations, one on
tne Gulf Of Georgia, the other &C q place
not yet decided upon, in the region Of
the North Pole.
4. Denmark-One station on the
western coast OF Greenland.
o. Aorway-One station ct Alien.
gard, In The province Of Finnmark.
o. kHssia-One station at the mouth
Of the Lena.
Z. The United States-Two stations,
one ct Point Barrow, on the east Of
Bonring Strait, the other At Lady Frank.
i'm Bay, Greenland the latter is al.
ready In operation.
O. o'France-One station At Spltxbergen.
EQUIPMENT AND EXPENSES.
There are nine other stations in the
Arctic region and two in the Antarctic
region. There 10 every reason to believe
that there will be one or even two addi-
t1onal Arctic stations. These may swell
the list Of persons engaged to over two
hundred, all taking active part in this
enterprise, which will cost altogether up
ward Of . million rubles. II it be con.
sldered that besides all this the magnetic
observations In the more southern re-
glens will be immensely stimulated the
lw portance and costliness Of the enter
prise will be fully appreciated.
AT THE LENA.
The Russian expedition will UNDER
take the heaviest part Of the work. It
Will have TO traverse about ten thousand
versts 1880 miles), and establish itself
In an exceptionally cold region At tho
mouths OF the Lena, close to the place
where the lowest temperature in the
world has been noted. In January the
average temperature is 40 degrees below
zero,the point at which mercury freezes.
The greatest precautions will, therefore.
have to be taken to prevent the members
Of the expedition from losing their lives.
II may be presumed that fortunately the
survivors OF the Jeannetta boats, who
were all living to the end OF October,
according TO the news of them received
fortnight ago at Irkutsk, will have
been transported ere this to . more hos.
pitable CLINE by the people with whom
they had taken refage.
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American AgrfsulturIst Club,
1882, $100. q. Stern, Ill Marke ST..
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WANTED.

UTANTED-Au persons who are In
w want of anything, to make knowp
their wants through the columns OF the
GAZETTE IT,
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ID inches front ON south side of Beech
street; 80 feet front on Van Buren street
and 81 feet mont ON Maryland Avenue;
fronts on the city line, and lies in Chris
Nana hd. Apply at this ONCE. II.
The daily gazette., 1882-01-03

WANTED.-A purchaser FOR two timely
w located cottage lots at Rehoboth.
near the beach. or an exchange fer city
property. Address, ID" this office.
Dodge City times. [volume] (Dodge City, Kan.) 1876-1892, 1882-11-30
"Oh, How Shiftless -

One of the shiftless ways some men
fall into is to use the postal card on
which to write important business.
The postal card is all right. and
Indispensable in its place, but when an
order for goods is scrawled over its
surface and then written cross-ways it
is no wonder that the receiver gets in
dignant and puts the sender down as a
slovenly sort of a fellow. The man
whose whole stock of stationery consists
Of postal cards does not carry on, gen.
orally, a very extensive business. More
over. the inveterate postalcard sender
gets into the bad habit of still further
curtailing his expenses by using PEN
ell instead of pen and ink. and more
over saves his valuable time by not put
ting any date line to his card. He
trusts to Providence that his message
won't get oh liberated. and TO the post
master that he will put the stamp of
the p. o. upon the face of the card. so
that the receiver will know where it
came from.
In case the postmaster stamps the
name of the pOst-otiice too family, or
not at all. as is the case nine times in
ten, the receiver is at sea As to which
one of the ten thousand or more post
offices in the country this particular
card came from. Granting. however.
that the postmark is legible. ad-pencil
marks are usually indistinct. and des-
perate guess is made as to the contents.
If it happens to be lucky guess. all
goes serenely. but if not, trouble begins,
and we believe no man is SO unreason-
able as the man who does postal card
business. I'VE pay no attention to
postal cards is remark now frequent
" made among business firms. The
sooner these nu sances are banished
from place and work in the business
world that they are not suited for, and
were never intended for, the better it
will be for every class of business
StatiOner and Primer.
Dodge City times. [volume] (Dodge City, Kan.) 1876-1892, 1882-11-30
THINGS THAT NEVER DIE.

u never dies-a mothers holy love
Strengthens with every III that may betide;
la every phase of hfe it, waters move
with current strong, and fathomleHs, and
wide.
Pro.n the hearts altar other flames may rise,
And while they seem as warm. and grand.
The incense of one lives TO reach the skies
A mothers tender love can never die.
Tnov never die-tbe songs Of other days
The unstrung harps all covered Ger with
dust.
With many other wrecks OF love and trust
At eyentide when all around Is sti |.
Each harp throws OF the dust with gentle
sigh.
And voices long since hushed our chambers
Win song. Of other days that never die.
II never dies-,he memory OF a wrong
Done to an innocent and trusting heart:
Though outwardly u secmeth well and strong,
A pain Is there which never can depart:
Time o er the spot may weave fair new skin,
And every trace be hidden from the eye,
But ali the agony is closed within.
And wounds thus healed are never known
70 die.
They never die-the kindly deed and word
Given 90 the needy without pomp or pride:
Sooner or later they rear their reward
Who pass not over 10 the other side:
And crumbs thus cast upon the sea OF lie
May not return as man Is sailing Ger.
But wnen ne rests from agony and strife.
He'll ind the lonves upon the other shore.
II never dies--the how OF promise set
In every landscape, be il bleak or fair.
There's hopo for all upon life g biilow yet
For Gods own hand had placed the token
there;
Though overwhelming storms OF wind and
rain
Chase every sunbeam from the pilgrim
sky,
After much peril twill CLEAN forth again.
For raInbows come and so, but never die
They never de--fhA moon. and stars. and sun
Have shone upon the wicked and the Just
Since Gods most glorious handiwork was
done.
And men arose SO mighty from the dust:
For when we close our eyes upon this world,
To open them in Heaven by and by.
The same blue banner there will be uniurled.
With sun, and moon. and stars, that never
die
Mrs 4. %. Jelre7. Ia Cdmhridye GMdss.) Trib-
Dodge City times. [volume] (Dodge City, Kan.) 1876-1892, 1882-11-30

feed. and gradually large share of the
grain, too.
If there is no danger Of flooding the
meadow, as fast as the manure accumu-
lates draw it directly TO the field and
give the meadow a good coating of
manure. spreading as fast rs drawn.
Also manure piere for mangels next
summer, and the remainder of manure,
if he has any. should be scattered over
the poorest parts of the pasture. In the
spring the sheep should sell at good ad-
vance over their cost, but he will no
doubt find that the lambs have paid
much the best.
BY buying fresh lot of sheep each
year. and fattening them, and selling
for market each spring. he will need to
feed more grain than in keeping store
sheep, and of course will make more
and better manure each winter: and if
he learns the business fairly well, he
will have no desire to change it, but
will soon be moving more and more of
the fifty acres beside the other mead
ow. and will be growing a larger field
of mangels each summer. and pretty
soon will need larger harm to accom-
modate the sheep he shall keep; and he
will be buying more WORKOUT land on
which to put his surplus manure.--De-
trout Post and Tribune.
Dodge City times. [volume] (Dodge City, Kan.) 1876-1892, 1882-11-30
Romantic Search for Hidden Treasure

A reporter Yesterday had converse
ton with one of party of three men
who have spent the last summer in
searching for the Lost Cabin" about
which there was so much discussion in
this Territory several years ago. IL was
built by party of four men, who in
1868 made wonderful discovery of gold
at point supposed TO be somewhere
near the line between Montlna anu Wv
Oming, In less than week after the
discovery was made party of hostile
Indians made descent on the discover
ers and killed all but one of them. The
survivor. a man named Thompson,
made his appearance in Alder Gulch.
and sci the camp on fire with the tale OF
the wonderful discovery which he and
his companions had made. The dis
coyery was said to consist of ledge of
quartz several feet in width. with
streaks of pure gold running through it
averaging from one to seven inches
wide The story was marvellous, and.
il the public pulse had not been at that
time in feverish condition on account
of the vast quantities of the precious
metal then being taken out week ly from
the placers of Alder Guich, its truth
might have been questioned. But under
the circumstances no one thought OF
doubling it for an instant, especially
when Thompson exhibited several rag
ged chunks of gold that had the appear
ance of having been broken from mass
Of the giittering metal, and this Thomp-
son asserted WAS the case. The camp
went wild. A hundred men stood
ready and anxious TO follow Thompson
TO the spot if he would only lead them.
But Thompson suddenly disappeared.
and afterwards news came of his death
in the Big Horn country.
II had been in California several
years." sad the last searcher TO the re-
porter yesterday. "when. in company
with friend, visited the State LuDatic
Asylum. This was last winter. While
going through the asylum the Warden
called our attention to a peculiar case in
his charge. 1t was of man who occu-
pied all his time in drawing rough maps
or diagrams on the walls of his cell
These drawings were all alike. and the
walls and floor Of his cell were covered
with them. They were of some noun
famous country, with river running
through il from the south. and a small
er stream putting into the river from
Dodge City times. [volume] (Dodge City, Kan.) 1876-1892, 1882-11-30
Fence Posts That Will Last.

A writer in an exchange says: II dis
covered many years ago that wood could
be made to last longer than iron in the
ground. but thought the process so
simple that it was not well TO make a
stir about il. l would as soon have
poplar. Eastwood or ash as any other
kind of timber for fence posts. i have
taken out Eastwood posts after having
been set seven years that were as sound
when taken out as when first put in the
ground. Time and weather seemed to
have no effect on them. The posts can
lie repaired for less than two cents
apiece This is the recipe: Take boiled
linseed oil and stir in pulverized coal
to the consistency of paint. Put coat
of this over the timber. and there is not
a man that will live TO see it rot"
Dodge City times. [volume] (Dodge City, Kan.) 1876-1892, 1882-11-30

SEAMS still i.ne wa iah 80 Ii, ,Lanoo
poan ma ~ - IL. ~ an,,,h1
:, .oI I,:.'a ~ ,hs ,an,,h =. aaoh
s "a, o" ~ r. o-,rar,a
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e"u VI VI. nm, H. " - .n...r A. co.. 81
Iios' IN 'no oon'ei- 80 ."
iooheu az 'ne La, " MP on IS
iiiIeu MN, 81. H., st,ar o,n;,u 60,
supsel"en'iS C .o,u 'nN ai'e III
fohlana " Sa'i .I ma, ne - -,
ms nvney an" u - -
"it,' ie.oi va, sHJ
anu sem 10 .ho a.. i. Ill WI" H. -. .ouAU
MN ne nau DIe NJ. mel ~, Iii III
..eppeu ihto '.s Ill "a
al,ihsu u, .ne maps oh .a' "' IL
asheu on III .ha,,t
seeiieu ".s 'un 'n 49,
olher ha''en 'y =.
ilalihsi' no"1 now ~.
G ,;,ar =. ,h", ,ha n mo-, ~.s Thomnson !,
i'hu'hS 'h"' 'ne n,"n
iliineu'a'eS oJI =, ~ ~. ne .n . -.
IE-L: - - -
mni S .ns Ios' Am , anu 49,, .ne III
~! .ui uePo,S VI ~ T ~ ~ 49, ~,
'hc qa''S'i '.'l., Will .,;, ~ ~
pounueu WIN ue~ W se'e"s III.
Ai'er qoes'i'ns nun snsuo'esS'. ny
icr some ,ine' Pu' ~. on 'A0
circie IN .ie map anu '''he" HIM.
rs ina. eoio.
MS answer was " sP.,.s ~ MI ~
VIII raSe' Ane" nun 'li,S 'nat hAu
guesse" MS SECRET We az ".nue"
rom inc oe,i' anu q. .no n OpPos
tuhity l nsd an ,h. . WIN one =,
the pnysic'ahs ., ,he ,hs','T ~, an"
Iold nm ~ha' . IN. hnew va. aoou. ihonPsU ~.
also 'oiu MN 'nae 'aere was .eis nv
Tie aoup. Oh 'ne eSis.e n; VI .he ' ue,
post Oh gori' ai,u una. ihohPsoh couiu
iead US 10 IT, Inc Ph!s'clan hau P'e.
viousiy informed me Una. 'ne Pa.ie .Il
was SOMETIMES ~ AZ, Pun PoseS pe,.e.u
sane ior "eehs' anu l NJ" ,
ihai the mex. .llhe one VI .nose IuIla
intervals occurred we shouir see Wnat
we conid 90 WIN him' Inc ooc'or
agreed
In ABOUT TWO weeks no'e was sem
TO my notei. informing me 'ha' ihohp,
son hao enoereu upon one Vi his i"Iiu
spens- 1 imiheuialeiy wen, up " 'h9
asylum; IN company WIN 'he uoclor !
entered thompson ce,. anu Gh'el1u
INTO con- ersa.ion w.u nm NE an an
"h h., fI hour' a ;n,srv;ew he annealeJ to
nai'-n 4; ,', ot ,ha 80, Th;s
my " 49, Tha .,oc;or ;,,mad;.
MaS ouf .ns y, g., IL, tro,, ,ha as,
Inn 70 he would show ms the wsv 10
.u ,h., Int n ;nd;cat;ng II with his fin
Una. FL .,a 80 ThnSnson bes;,a,ad
s. om ,o uu brt nrasan,Iv consen1ed
tn" III nv r.an,aa Thora us
NJ n' d;s;o,,,r IN oe,,;nn him ont of the
ns,.,um, Tha dec,nr cart;fed that he
asss '' nnred .n5 discbarae soon fol.
,oS W. ;,,,,ad;a,aI,, s,.r,ad ~
W"n,an. whence We ;n,onde5 70 nro,
Dodge City times. [volume] (Dodge City, Kan.) 1876-1892, 1882-11-30

John Holmes. of Alabama. has
raised eleven children. seven boys and
four girls. He has serenty-three grand
children, forty-three boys and thirty
girls. Mr.. Holmes is seventy-nine
years old, weight 800 pounds. has
killed fifteen hundred deer and one
bear. The entire famil, live in Morgan
County, except one son. who lives in
Blount All the older ones belong to
the Missionary Baptist Church. CHica-
go Times.
Decorah-posten., 1882-06-14
WluHeiOta.

Gnwaro 8aibin9ton, ell pan0maas
Ter, o. bans eebia9er, en- un9 3po'
fier 5rteorl6 Serba6. blsp for ncale
Daae toen IunDne mproet | 2Cwn.
lblp &eb Gpe, % man bar IN faaet
far RAJ WCrDeren, Sobn SeSitts. ell
8ut fife mere eub 16 Nar gammel,
bcs bplS Sor9lore be TO Wtpr0eoe
bapDe 8oft % eO9t. Den enc bar
laaet tilpeoe, Og VlaDlen, bpor ei9et
laa, pllte Spor ar Ell pOlDlrm Stamp;
ben anoen bapbe faaet Ell Saontn9
stope Sae9el baa Drst. De TO Gig
fauDtes nRfeu Ell bllp Nll fra bin
anben. Woroeren blep paa9rebet
Blsma,t, Oa befjenote lt9 ltraI iipl'
big, men paaif00, 1T ban lite par
alsne perom. @an blep bra9t III
Sen9flet I Yerbam, % Der lprenate
an SlCf mafersbe Wennefer lt9 ino
Nat I'll &olSnag, bem9at!9e0e JIG
Sanaen % Dan9te bam l en- Stl8e,
Der FOB cp I'll en- 3eiegrafitolpe, tno'
iii stpet par ubluffet. @ltsyat bape
eitsrlaot its nO9le Wafier paa Sts'
bet, Rites De 40.
Dette sr ben anosn 0pndtn9prceea
Der / Staten / qebet at nc9le fac
Tiger, % 9laoelist err Oct at le, al
flele al Stalens apiler / bgifte 8raf
f%Crfaiter ben Slaes Sufits.
Decorah-posten., 1882-06-14
Wabin q n.

0ulet bar peota8et ct SODpfotlla9
OIL at iors8e YsnIonen for enbpsr
SOIoat lom bar mlItet ct Ben. en-
Saanb sler en- SOB / ben iiofte &rig
sQsr CT bltDsn leml0itst / en- li9nenes
8rab, til $40 rr. Waarsn. Nntasel
blep o0Iia en- Joint resolution ON,
at Der itlIbe u~tlaanss 1000 mlliter,
Selte til Brug for bs LAM lpgtise Wus'
Ter peb Yiuslano / Ntp Seriep.
- Sen Somite, Der lfuIoe tass fOr
n9 6sprsisntoutsn 8an 8oobis 8op
10, iIa9. bpilfet bsitsmmer, of Der al
busr Gmi9rant, Der anfommer BERTH
Sspsi.u, itaI bstaIes en- Ifaift Of so
Gsnts, oil 9ips en- 9unfi9 Rapport.
Sc bsrueo lumlsbs YsnSe itol inobe'
tales til Dc Soreneoe Staters Sfattams
msr for at baune ct SOnb, Der al
SefrstGreu ital bru9,s I'll at o9tfe b
mso Snbpancriuser forbunene no9if.
Ter, til Sielp % 8sileoninS for b,
0ptommers, iom bsbeusr bet. % til al
bsfoits Sorbrpoere, SinosiUase 90 Sat
ti9lsmmer lilbage til oct 9ano, buOr
DC bersr biemme
3 De SOrensbe StaterS Senat
er osn laafalote "armp bill" pasieret
osrunoer inbb.fattst Ell &laulul ON
at Gle @rmrens SHicsrer esrunoer o.
laa luobsfattst ben nuU9renoe 8ene
rnl % lieutenant @sneraL. aaa af
naar be opnaar en- Mlosr al GA Mar
Sensral Sberman er nj 81. Sor
aaGtt er M eonst Oprr I'll Sulst.
Decorah-posten., 1882-06-14

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emptroT rl ldar itaa iii 8scatnins al ct re,
slenclet initial 6cpptr; &C 5 fprfte Gage paa
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@fpce' s gue I 0it Tor Wabti; ON Sprel,
gene So.n Wobtl. gmpsrcr er en- Tulo,
1ioes.SelL r~sltrrsrst | 6ipotsolles &inalsbea
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MI aptll 1882. cper 10 "Sanes' bel %
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zen lTTotles irliiiIs. bar mere Ben 90 MluItel
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Gdpio MloSap q tea os 8 Isrfte Yrtmier /
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I Slasecp. icm car dateu fer belle StorsY I'll
tan en-, meee 20 entries | b1ns 2iasie. @m:
psrCrs Selbrcetr blep , Aar qammsl iplet icI
$1,000 nj 9ames geQtt Gia. / IA Gale Sc.
~. o. panci fsrit, Brsmie peo S.utncls Stats-
k1ir famine Nlr. gWrgIpTs WpbeT par I'm,
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p~crieIect Seiit az beeie Slaas.
Ssttnseisr SIS Tor al fire Fsl. Sl4 Icl
3ermintu. gsuat Tor aslurtreet Srppsr beta
lee | Gttrtns Sche lite Waris 1888. pepper
MAJ b tnats fren resslmGsf9, tLers icrlln9e
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tDarlis for mulis, ubslo yaa Spppen sut
ssuti. ~. TX. 3obinicn.
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Decorah-posten., 1882-06-14
The Amendment.

& pmtrent Ell Renueffe.4lber bar
Der I Soma rRrst peo Scp fcrbupi
at iRlae Srnneepin ION Drif. Bet
bar altila pep eOp p9ret banlpff fra
be iaafalote SalOrner. Screi man
bar fuuoet ub, ar Der paa mango At
bisie Stsber bog fan faass ben for.
bupne Trlf, frrubsn bpao Der ptb
Cop % mso eicenie er tiaabt at uo.
niRnfe, bar ct Harti troet, at Der
burre taass ct Sfriot where, o. iaa
fcm ba The Amendment ifanb, tielae
bpilfst BET tlatse fOrbpoes AT ialas
al., ~ % Bin, o. paa ben Rlare
pil man, f9es Der, bape sicrt bet al
msb Salcouerne, bpor ale Cater
fcftrss. Guten bar man fer life pil'
let eQer life funnel magic at faa
9opbuoet mob SrRuospiu ~cperbrlot,
men taoer man paa f9 at bOloe Ute
mso apftiQiat Rsre, oa fal Mltius
blipe iaa prRetlgt. Oct er bet nus
parenpe Ssmpersnts.partis Staup.
punft. Srnnpepinsforbube trnbes
unper Sspoer at mango Salccn.9ars
ter, % perfcr ffal aae ben Slaas
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man Der iamptttisbepsfulot bar fulat
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pet at Rapnet Saloon, men man er
meaet trofploi9, naar mdn mener,
at man bsrpeo Oaiaa bar sipet gran.
oepinet Raaoetsoet.
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at NutlDens euIus.arttfler. Oct
er neftsn umulist al tro. at Snolen.
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