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We continue to act as solicitors fas patents
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Gle Sun.
NEW YORK, 1888.


More people have read THE Sun du ing the year
just now passing than ever before since il was
hrst printed. No other newspaper published on
this side Of the earth has been bought and read in
any year by so many men and women.
We credibly informed that people buy, read
and like The sun for the following reasons among
others.
Because its news columns present in attractive
form and with the greatest possible accuracy
whatever has interest TOR humankind the events
the deeds and misdeeds the wisdom the philoso-
ply, the notable folly, the solid sense. the i'm
proving nonsense--all the of the busiest
world at present revolving in space.
Because people have learned tgt in its remarks
concerning persons and affairs The sun makes
practice of telling them the exact truth to the
best of its ability three hundred and sixty-fve
days in the year, before election well tier,
about the whales as well as about the small fish
in the face OF dissent plainly and fearessl y as
when supported by general approval, The Sun
has absolutely no purposes TO serve, the in
formation OF its readers and the fnrtherance of
the common good.
Becaesc it is eyerybody's newspaper No man
is so humble that tbs sun is indifferent to his
welfare and his rights. No man is so rich that Ii
can allow injustice TO he done him No man, no
association OF men, Is powerful enough to be ex-
empt from the strict application Of It's principles
of right and wrong.
Because in politics it has fought for dozen
years, without int rmission and sometimes almost
alone among newspapers, the fight that has result
ed in the recent o erwhelming popular verdict
against kobesonisn and for honest government
No matter what party is in power THE sun
stanus aud will continue TO stand like rock Tor
( the interests Of the people az inst the ambition
T OF busSes, the cncroachments OF monopolsts, anu
the dishonest schemes of public robbers.
All this is what,we are told almost daily by our
friends. One man holds that THE sun is the best
religious newspaper ever ever published, because
its Christianity is undiuted with cant. Another
holds that it Is the best Republican newspaper
printed because II has already whipped half oil
the TasealS OUT of that party, and is proceeding
against the other half with undmnished yigor.
a third believes il to be the best magazine OF
general literature in existence, because s readers
laf Inv rt in
the world OF Thought. So every friend of THE
Sun discovers one OF its many sides that appeals
with particular fore TO his Individual liking
ii you already know THE sun, you will observe
that in 1888 il is little better than before.
Ii you do not already know The SUN, YOU will find
II to BE- a mirror OF all human activity, store
house of the choicest products OF common sense
and imagination nainstay tor the cause of hon
est government, sentinel for genuine Jefferson
ian Democracy, seourge for wiekedness OF every
species. and an uncommonly good investment for
the coming year
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DANGEROUS ERROR :: Just down the inter-
vale, where the brake ferns grow rank, she
placed her easel and sat by it sketching
from nature. please. maam. is that me
you're drawing milking that COW in the pic
ture |" 'Why, yes, my little man but l
didn't know you were looking" "Coz if
it's me, continued the boy, unmindful Of
the artists confusion, "yott'ye put me on
tie wrong side Of the COW. AID I'll get kick
I'd way of the lot "-rNe,c Haoea Rsgister.
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CivI.IzINe TIE INDIAN. Sitting Bull, MS
prisoner Of war, SO to speak, draws pint
of whisky daily, and when he gets that
much down him he feels as il he were lead
ing captivity captive. --LoaoeH Citizen.
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Terms to aran Subscribers !,

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and literary, scientific, and domestic intell-
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VETERINARY SURGEON.

cvaTn Gi cat chance to make money. Those
AMI IA who always take advantage OF the
vVvHElEU good chances for making money
NUAU ethat are offered generally become
wealthy, while those who do not
improve such char ees remain in poverty We
want many men. women. boys and girls to work for
rs right IN their own localities. Any one can do
the work properly from the first start. The bust
Expensive outfit furnished free No one who en-
cages fails TO make money rapidly You can de-
vote your whole time to The work or only your
spare moments. Full information all and all that
Z needed sent free, Address sTIxsos 4 Co., Port
isno, Maine Jan. 4-1y
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WELLINGTON SWAPS
MARBLE
AND GRANITE YARD,

MONUMENTS. HEADsTONEs, POSTS, MAN
Tells, BUILDING MARBLE, AND
GLADSTONE.
Hsr Designs constantly on hand and the work
executed in the best manner, and Of first class ma
terial
Sole agency for the Patent New Style GENE
Terry LOT ENCLOSURE. 1t is better and cheaper
than the plain pipe railing.
Mar. y, 1881,
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Great reduction in price Of Parlor
Stoves and Heaters, at J J. LARS, AZ
Bridge St. Now is the time to buy.
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American politeness "An American"
says an exchange, may not be so elegant
at dinner party bnt he will not ride half "a
day in railway ear without speaking to tho
fellow passenger ut his elbow, as the Eng
lshnan viii (" No, INDEED be willnot fore
George he will not. How often, oh how
often, have we wished that las would But
he won't He viii pounce upon a stranger
whom lac hasneyer seen before in all his
life and talk him deaf dumb and blind in
fifty miles. Catch an American holding his
mouth shut when he has chance to talk to
some man who doesn't want to be talked 20.
--Burkinaton Horkeye
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PAFisa's. - - . S-AFscesIae
pnfiehie &8gAp taJ ca4 f } a. 81 ieai.san
Pine l;oar, IN 10 lur, burning saba from Tie
saw 81, eight iout len4fha.
Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1883-10-10
MINING NOTES.

The Belmont mine, in Placer county, has
changed hands to Eastern parties. The price
paid is sos, 600.
A rich strike ia reported from the Gala
verss side Of the Mokelumue river. The dis
covery was made by some of the men en-
ployed at the Mammoth mine.-
One day this week pound of dirt taken
from the Juniper mine at Hayden Hill, Mo-
doc county, was washed out carefully and
found to contain SIG 70 in gold.
There are now about seventy-fve tons of
ore at the Exchequer mill, Monitor, Alpine
county, ready to be worked, Of which the av-
erage assay value is $75 per ton.
Shutting off the water from the main ditch
necessitsted the shutting down of the Quartz
Mountain mill, the Little Gem mine, and the
gravel mines in Table mountain, Tuolumne
county.
A pocket mine, from which has been taken
more than 81, 900 within the past few months,
with good prospect of taking out moro, is a
mile and half south of Georgetown, Ell Do
RADIO county.
A couple of men lately made an important
strike in an old mine in Cerro Gordo District,
Inyo county. The ore vein is twelve or four
teen inches wide, and consists of silver lead
asssying 81, 900 to the ton.
The hydraulic gold mines in the San Ga.
briel canyon are again being worked. the re-
cent storms in the mountains having supplied
them with plenty of water. Many srastrss
are also in operation in that and sdjacen
canyons.
Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1883-10-10

that Nine. Naskow, authoress, is banished to
Siberia for the Socialist troubles it is said she
has been causing in Russia.
The CzarOwich stakes.
LONDON, October 9fh.-The Czarowich
Stakes were won by Don Juan, Hsrkness
second, Cosmos third. There were twenty
two starters.
Death OF Sir william BeresfOrd.
LONDON, October 9th.-Sir William Beres-
ford is dead.
Surplus Revenue.
OTTAWA, October 9th.-The surplus rev.
enue of Canada for the past three months is
So, $50 0O0.
The Stricken Clergyman.
MONTREAL, October 9sh.-The physicians
who have just left DIR. Ever say his vital
forces are gradually sinking, and his death is
only matter of a few hours. Mrs. Ever,
who has been completely Frustrated since the
sad event, and whose condition yesterday was
beginning to cause alarm, is somewhat better
this morning. She is confined to her room
adjoining her husbands, st st. Lawrence
Hall.
The Russian NOvelIsf's Funeral.
ST. PETERSBURG, October 9sh.-The funeral
of Turgeneff, the novelist, occurred to-
day. Thousands followed the remains to the
grave, and the streets and windows of resi-
dences were crowded.
Serious Railroad Accident.
MATTAwA, October 9th. - Through the
breaking of an axle baggage car and three
passenger cars of the Canada Pacific Railway
were thrown from the track and burned near
Deux Rivieres. Nearly 200 passengers were in
the cars, and number were severely in
jured, but it is thought none dangerously.
Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1883-10-10
SAN FRANCISCO ITEMS.

A scheme is on foot to establish police
gymnasium in one of the unused Court-rooms
in the old City Hall.
About two hundred Immigrants from
Kansas, Missouri and Nebraska arrived Mon
day by overland trains.
An effort is being made to have Worlds
Fair in this city in 1887 A preliminary
meeting was held Monday, and il is expected
that another meeting will be held in a few
days.
There have been seven wheat cargoes
cleared during the past week, and seven ves-
sells added to the engaged fl eet. five of which
were chartered prior to arrival, of which one
gets 52s Cd, one 55s, one SIS Cd, and two Cos.
At meeting of the Lake Tahoe Forestry
Commission Monday, it was resolved to ask
the Central Pacific Railroad Company to
withhold from sale, until after the meeting of
the Legislature, the sections of railroad land
on the California shore of the lake.
The number of through passengers over
the Central Pacific Railroad and leased lines
for the month of September, 1888, was as
follows: East, 5, ,462; west, 5,407. Total,
10,869. 1t is rare that the movement ia so
evenly divided. There was net loss of 50.
The Bay District Tract Association has set
apart October 29th as Seeretary's Day,
when Mr.. Huechmsnn, Secretary, will take a
benefit. In the free-for-sll, Nellie R., Allan
Roy, Abbotsford Star King and Marion will
start, and in the 2:2S class Laura NJ, Frank
Moscow, Bismarck, Hun, Nellie Burns, Bar
ney B. and Ursin are entered.
Quarantine Officer McAllister on Saturday
released from quarantine twenty-five of the
people who came from Mszatlan on the New
bern. On Sunday they were transferred to a
barge, and before coming ashore they were
obliged to exchange their old clothes for new
ones. Before being released the victims of
quarantine formed in procession and gave
vent to their Joy by marching around the
barge deck to the music of an ACCORDION and
tin whistle. They were landed at the usual
dock, and quickly disappeared.
Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1883-10-10

LADIES Who SHAVE =" I'm in about as
big a hurry as yourself TO. day." said the
barber, as he dabbed the shaving brush in
the reporters mouth while hastily describ.
ing the lather line around his chin, "this
is my Cbambersburg day." "What do
you mean by your Chambersburg day ."
asked the reporter through the mountain
of soap. "That's the day l 90 out to the
borough to shave certain lady who lives
there. Oh, you needn't be surprised. I
shave her every two weeks. If she let her
mustache grow it would beat yours. l
have one other lady customer who would,
but for me, have growth of fine, soft hair
both sides of her face. shave her every
three weeks. The first lady is married.
The other is not. No one outside of their
own family knows that they shave There
are other ladies, l suppose, who could cul-
tivate beard, but l don't know them.
Once when worked in Philadelphia had
half dozen to shave every fortnight"
Doesn't the shaving make the hair grow
on their faces worse than ever?" 81
think not. use water instead of lsther,
by their request, and while shaving makes
the hair grow sitter, don't think it causes
it to grow any heavier. One reason that
they shave is that they cannot properly
powder their faces when growing beard. :"
How much do you charge them? !"
Twenty cents shave, II Trenton Times.
Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1883-10-10

SHAPIRA's FRAUDs.-Mr. Shapira's good
luck in obtaining SIS, 900 from the German
Government for the inscribed "Moabite
pots, which are now known to be clumsy
modern forgeries, is universally acknowl-
edged but, says writer in the 81. James
Gazette, "the first event in the career in
which he has obtained so much distinction
is less generally known. This was his
great discovery of Samson's coffin. A
few years ago he made his appearance in
London with this venerable relic of the
period of the Judges, which he endeav-
ored to persuade the authorities of the
Palestine Exploration Fund to purchase.
The genuineness of the article was vouched
by the name of Sampson legibly in.
scribed on the wood in archaic characters.
Mr.. Bessnt, we believe, consulted DR..
Nebauer as to the probable date of the
inscription, and it was cnly when the Ok.
ford savdnt pointed out that the Philis-
tines had unaccountably misspelled the
name of the Hebrew hero that Mr.. Sha-
pira and the coffin simultaneously disap-
peared. If the proper authorities had
decided on giving for the Moabite
sheepskins the million sterling said to be
asked for them, it would have been only
reasonable to require that the remainder
of the Shapiro museum, including Ssmp-
sons coffin and the rest of the Moabite
pots, should be thrown in"
Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1883-10-10
FOREIGN NEWS.
TonqaIn Affairs.

PARIS. October 9sh.-La Telegraple ques-
tions the wisdom Of attacking Bacnimh, as
the delta is inundated, and also regards the
step as involving the gravest question, mas
much as it will bring the French forces in d.
rect contact with the Chinese regulars. Ii
Bacnimh is attacked, La TeIegraphe thinks it
signifies that France will not accept the
basis of settlement on which China is willing
to treat.
Spain Likely to Receive a Rebuff.
PARIS October 9sh.-Is is stated that the
Sagosta Cabinet is pressing its demands for
satisfaction for the insult to Alfonso, simply
to improve its position before the Cortes. II
this course is persisted in, it will only expose
Spain to rebuff. SPIN has had ali the
apology she can fairly demand.
Banished to Siberia.
LONDON, October 9sh.-Is is reported here
Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1883-10-10
WIRED WAITS.

Cohen Retfer-Murder by Woman in ST.
Louis-ReveIt In ST. Petersburg-Figh
Between the French and Chinese-Cen-
yentten OF Mining Engineered Bottle
nOsed Whale AshOre-Three Men Killed
by Falling Tree" The Government +"
Returned TO WashIngtOn-Etc.
Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1883-10-10
HOME AND ABROAD.

The Ohio and Iowa ElectIOns-Alfhea
Hill's Family-DestructiOn by Fire-Besi
Harness Record Lowered by a PAGER
Freak OF n Maniac In Ge0rgia-Murder
and suicide in Isdiana-Free Fight I'm
an Iowa Church Items of Foreign
Eews-Etc.
Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1883-10-10

Foster q, RoFEs, Springfield, Mass. says
that his mother had been troubled with
lame knee, and could hardly walk. She
made ons application of the magical pain
rslisver, st. Jacobs Oil. and was cured
Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1883-10-10
LATEST STYLES

kzTON ACCOUNT OF THE JEWISH HOLI-
DAYS. MRS KATZENSTEIN's GRAND
OPENING or MILLINERY WILL BE Gov
TINTED To-Day. 7-lptf
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IcoSDENsEo PROM LAST NIGHTS DlsPATcHEs.I
Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1883-10-10
DOMESTIC NEWS.

ESPECIAL DISPATCHES TO THR RECORD .UNIoN.I
Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1883-10-10
MILLINERY.
FALL MILLINERY!

DERMIT US To STATE THAT A4EzA
we have been receiving for the kS1SkA
last two weeks the Finest Line OF
Trmmed and Untrimmed HATS, 49,
FEATHERS, BIRDS, VELVETS, RIBBONS, etc
our lines OF Ribbons are now complete in all the
Shades, and we shall sell them at LOW PRICES. We
areprepared to fill all orders promptly at MESDAMES
BARBER & PEALER'S, No. 62I ; ST., Sacramento
au30-lply
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NEW YORK, October 9th.-Several frenen
we're overcome by heat and smoke st the Elm
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A Free Fight in Church.

NIeUoKETA Qa.l, October 9.h.-During
the progress of the Union meeting at the
Methodist Church Sunday night, Il. A. Nc
Csrron. Prohibition Greenbacker. arose and
asked if the meeting was for temperance and
Christianity or for the Republican party
He was hissed down and ordered out of the
church. Then he turned on the ministers
present and denounced them as hypocrites.
The deacons, aided by number of mem
bers, made a rush at McCarron, but he was
sustained by a party of friends and free
fight ensued. McCarron and his friends
finally left the church and the meeting pro-
ceeded.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1883-12-21
Seras.

= 9ie stpil6en Cisco uno grotunz
tuoo6 fabrenbe Yoitfuti6e lpurOe am
Is. unb 19. bon einem eil1aelnen @tra=
Benrduber iiberfallen. gln eriten Sage
tpar ber &duber erfolsrei9 unb pliin=
berte ben poifIad. Mm stpeiten Sage
in6eB befanb fi6 Elm Yaifasier Namens
6enberion in ber &uti1e, Der auf ben
Gduber Geuer gab, tpDrauf 2ebterer 6ie
Glu9t ergriff, babel aber mebrnals auf
Bic poitfutfd)e fdoB.
= Oarbrougb's @afe in glpbe,
8ropn @ountD, 1T am offenen Sage
beraubt tpor6en.
* Sam GbDteau, elm farbiger Seuerz
1ndnn auf Dem Sampfer ugrtra" franf,
tpdbrenb ii6 bas S6iff BEL Orange be-
fanb, 5 pint Mbisfp un6 perfudte
bann in Der Srunfenbeit, Bic Geiten-
ipanb bes 9ampfers nit feinent &opfe
einsurennen. Sa er bieIe 0eriu6e ni6t
eintelte, ipuroe ct berbaftet unb ma6
Orange binter S9loB unb &iegel ge=
brabt. Die 9aft fa6te feline @utb
aber nur mod mebr an; bieieibe ri6tete
fi6 gegen Die @efdngniBtbiir, bic er 10
Iange NIT feinem &opf bearbeitete, Big
er entfrdftet suiammenifiirste.
Nm IS. tpurben 10000 gufbeI
&orn BON 2are6o na6 ben merifaniz
fden @taoten 2ampaaos, 8ilal6ama
nno 2arebO peri6ifft.
Sn 9oufon bat bic larbesiibli1e
Seier beg Meibna6tsfeftes bereits elm
Opfer seforbert, ebe i1ur bas Set erz
f1ienen 1T. %. 6. Wurpbp, elm iun=
ger Manm, tpollte einem B6ller in Sfan6
feBen, I'M bantit am gbriffabenb su
fbieBen, un6 feuerte eiuen probeI6uB
ab. Sabei serfprang aber bas 8ei9ib
un6 elm 9tiid belelben serl6metterte
MurpbD bic 0iifte.
= Ser Staatsf9abmeiifer sc. s.
2ubbod bat iid nit Mers. 6. 6. pors
ter berbeiratbet.
3pei iunse 2eute, Surner unb
Opung, legten in grnipn County cine
S6afran9 an. sic benubten basll ibr
ganses &apital, lieBen Genaen, G6uB=
BIDDER &C. erri6ten. SEPT babeit bic
Gen55erff6rer Geuer atgelegt ilnb Nlles
nie6ergebrannt. gu glei6er s3eit 1T
ben beiben Mdnnern Woti3 gegebem
tporben, bic @egenb llngefdunt gu ber=
laiien.
Sie @attin bes Serrn Marcus
9ammer in @albeiton 1T ON 20. pl6b>
lidb geiforben.
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Serft6ramssmittel.

Die lebten 8o9en baben tpieber stpei
neue 3erit0rungsmittel befannt gemat)t,
gegett tpeldle ole 8ertbeibigungsmittel
tDertblos finb. Sm Nrienal sl Wool=
mid, uttterbalb 2onbon, lieB bic enali=
f9e N6miralitdt cine Der neuen aeapae=
men &ieienfanonen probiren, tuel6e sur
gr0beren Si6erbeit segen bas plaBen
init guBfGblernen 3ingen eingefaBt finb.
Cine 2abung bon 500 pfunb pulber
trieb elm fonii6es @el6oB BON mebr als
elmer Sonne @etpi6t sesen einan panz
aer BON 12-5oll=bifen eilernen uno g.
aDa=biden Stablzplatten. 9ieie Is 3oa
Side ipurben ni9t nur bur9bobrt, fonz
bern bic b6lserne Wanb babinter aus
galien tuurbe p6llig serfplittert. gs 1T
alio tlar. baB ii6 fein Yanaeri6iff erz
bauet1 ldBt, tpel9es einem fol6en @ez
f6ofie tpioeriteben fann. Gin einsiger
S9uB pernag bas md9tigite BANKER
fbiff 10 5u5uri6ten, baB es 5ofort firfen
rnuB. gs tDiirbe aber in einem eiIernen
ober Stablpanser. tuel6er cine Orb
batterie o6er cine 6eitunssmauer belief
bet, eben 10 ein srOBes Sod MAIDEN unb
mas nod biel f6limmer lit, bic Steinz
ober @roman6 babinter 10 eri6ittern,
bob iie einen Sriimmer= ober S6utts
baufen bil6ete, unb auf eine S6ieB=
f9arte treffenb, bic barin aufgeitellte
&anone seritOrte unb bic gauge 8ebie=
nungsmannf6ait fampfunfdbig ma6te.
Sie mntbigife, faltbIiitisife 8emannung
eines panseri6iffes ober elmer 8atterie
tpiir6e fol6en @ei6ofIen gegeniiber ibz
rem ii9ern Sob bor 9lugen ieben unb
bas Sers miiBte ibnen in bic 9oien fall
len beim Oonner ienes @ei6iibes.
9a neuli9 tpuroe in6 6artfor6, Conn.,,
in Der golt'i6en &ebolberz unb Ranoz
nenfabrif elm Observation-Disclosures probirt,
befen Wirffamfeit ausfiibrli9 in ben
3eitungen gei9ilbert tuurbe. Ser er=
tpdbnte M6rier tam jebe glebation Bic
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iiberb0ren; er erbob ii6.. 9as pdre
alio absena6t. gSas sic etma fiir
bie &eiIe notbmenbig balten follten,
ftebt 5u Sbrer 8erfiigung. SEPT aber
muB i6 Sic berlallen, @latbilOe; t1etn
Wagett tpartet bereits.
St ging. &aum bate ii6 Die Sbiir
binter ibm gei6Ioiien, als 6rau bon
9aroer nit groBer 2ebbaftiefeit rief:
Sas 1T bod enbli6 nal cine ber=
niinftige Sbee meines S6magers! Sd
fiir9tete f6on, er tpiirbe uns sumutben,
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no man ti6t einmal feines 2ebens fi6er
ift unb Bel ie6er Qusfabrt fiir6ten muB,
bon bem p6bel infultirt su tperben.
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nteine Nerben un6 Bic gerorbnungen
bes 9lastes fiimmert. Ct pf1egt fonit
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(Sfortfcbuna foIat)