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5DAGER0USLY#CUT.
A sERlouslAFrnAY AT. a DANCE
AZ Martins Ferry saturday Sight-Isen Fra.
aier Cuts George lturbank Through the
Right Lung with IA Large Kuifc--The
Injuries Probably Not Fatal.

4 serious cutting affair took place at
Martins Ferry Saturday night at a dance.
Ben Frazier well known young man
OF 70 or2l years who lives ut that place
with his mother, became in some way in.
volved ina quarrel with another young
man named George Burbank, and In The
progress of the difficulty Frazier drew II
wicked looking big knife md stabbed
Burbank in the right breast. ],
Burbank was removed from the hall
and medical MD summoned. An exam.
inalion showed tha, the knife Ind pen.
ctntrated l,utbank's right lung, intlictinp
grave and necessarily dangerous wound,
though the doctoBguvc 1t rs their opinion
TINT with proper attention and euro the
wounded man would recover. 81! ,l'
Frazier had not been arrested ut n late
hour lust night. He belongs to a respect.
able family, but is Of very ugly disposi.
top and has frequently been involved in
serious difficulties. l,l' NJ 5,TT i,
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THE REGISTER SALE,
AND Jews nAK:En,s RETIREMENT,
...lt.. 4fhU1s u Fg-iIrfl :. 80 H'etlNI. 3
Ills Stock Nousht by james j. Iancy' WHO
1isconics nusi,Acss Nianngrrt-Thc Trans
SghsIer on n lltasis OF 500. 900 for,
PA ~ Itilit tho staHiishhienE ''r,,si

q
Negotiations which fulnor hadN reported
TO be In progress for several days werc
co,s,,,n,na,eI saturday md t,c ;n,crcst
vw. ",'',. 49,. ~, Il. p.,,.,.. LII.
VI W.. 'Iu"'s ih"Nef nh, INV. iu9'.' ""'!,
weekly anu sunday, with INC JOB printing
otllcc md bin,lory, was transferred to Mr..
James Il. ,.E,noy anJ n,h,n. II IL sajt{.on
,,.,,,, go Ill. A., ,,,ns...h...,
P''|'! soo' ""ttoii'y '"at VI. l'u' ''''.
was made on basis Of Sbo,0M for tho
property, exclusive o. tho bullu'nss, whtch
Mr. lssSe retains. Tho proper has, since
tho form alton OF tho West Virginia Print
Ing Com rany, been tho property OF this
corpor''ion, but Mr.. Bake, owned con
trolling interest. The purchasers arc Mr.,
fancy, Auditor Miller, Secretary Of state
S 81 Scr. State Treasurer oi'rien and
Thorn rs Hughes, all but tho first named
holdi ~, nominal intNrsts., The former
stoeNlloldons, except Mr., Haker, still retain
Their interests. They are: W.J. johnson,
SS,ooo, Fred Happy. 5. wv and James I.
KoseIs, GeorGe Hook, j. a. Miller, X o.
lArr, August Rolf and I. NJ. Darrah, ST..
NY each. ~ s'-,. rs.,| -2E
ne property includes Issues machine !;
~, fixtures ana good VIII, ase taSseesased
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\ SESG nHYSsr IN WHEELING.


Arrangement. to- n lss nae Mex. Ssly
-s,rs.alr Ses o. Foot -
The GeriSsss oi tie (;er-asasa, Bss.ho-
YEA, Mozart sud MSaaerhos Singing s.
ese.Ssss> wha were delegated ey thsis n
SFSrssre sssstits sscae time since 10 rGsks
Arrangements sc- : iEss,ses sa>2sesssss,, 10
he asS ia this rE;y nsSs July, sasse..:; ysS..s.-
day aiSeszoar ia The hall o. The Mxaas..
Choir SISiesy aud elected = p.ssztxneas o.
Sanisstioa by sfeSsi-ss The hat,ovsec Ss-
ttemeo to The usSesS n11s,{s A.CrNsye-.
rtSsSieats Charles, Ecrssatasn- SHs
T, C Arssl--, E5nazeza
>SeSssry< William SnSaSes-Ha, Cce1-
st>pN,,iv,s $SSoe.S,s, Julius li,rsSSS, T-ets-
Nres, 81 The eamai,sss which WIS 1op.,E.s-
"a alta ,SGmNrn.<Ssias 70 saINsss sebeczssn-
tioa,S. fora guarantee !aua reported ys:E,
iavNrsSlS. lg
|, il tho Nur,<se Of The ss2.isns2
who have inssr>SssSs themselves Ia sASs
nS,,es toarpaNs>e sar an affair Tia: ssAs.s i
every way heS credit TO :!<eestr. NJ a
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AEour rSorLS,
Strangers In sac City and Wheeling felk,
.tEsg Abroad. I57. 81

Strangers In sac City and Wheeling feis,
Abroad. 81
Governor Jackson wea: down 10 Pas
Se7<bass ssaiu yCstenasy.
Judge loha Hssunea went down ;s lyle.
caSnty "a tho River soad yesterday.
Scceyc- .oi Customs Esaeh returned
Sa:urisS evening fao:u : business TIP
dewa the river.
Mr.. joha c, Ns:,es, ct CiAsSSAucs, hiss
returned hOase $i.es : pleasant visit to
Mrs LEWIS Nses.
Nzaer ErSShrc his re.a:1sti srs.:s E,a;n,
erl, Nina, ans resumed his position 3.
the bGssaeSS eclless,
In the cNa,es, fas o.s.es between the
Sc2ta:S q the eollss,s :, Washington. Pa,
last week. the honor was c,ate--sN. ay,aa
1uGns l. Erss soa Of d.. }, c, uupp, o:
this city, g.
Ghssses Copp le:, Saturday IL. Virginia
to a,SEc hone hSs ..so.hes and sss.ss. His
SSe-, Mis- Carrie. recently suffered s
sewers I'LL in Virgins, aSaoeAeSns her
shoulder. =.
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\ MAN UNDER The Fed.
Not a Burglar. but a Nt>ttos-ae and HI,
: : L y

Hostess LeeSedrp, ..s
Shortly after l o'clock this morning \
telephone call was received at Police
Headquarters Tor an otscer 10 proceed ST
once 10 No. lGi1 Chapline s:rSe.. Office.
Bird responded and was intorr,;S; bv
the gentleman OF the house that his
vile had heard and seen 4 man in 5l,.
rear yard some time before Snd was undo,
the impression tia, he had entered the
house, Ne also told the officer ths. he
had n,.de Q Sea,rh 0; the house anI iud.-
ing isom the ssi,a;ei air Of the hireIi
girl was Pretty sure that the Intruder was
under the bed in her rom. He and the
officer st once preceded 10 this rom,
which sher found locked. The
sirl pN.es.eti ssainss oreuin. il. bv,
knslly unlocked Il and The olNees cs.er,,i
and pulled out IRON cades the bed = man
who gave the name OF John Slhmiit,
Both he and the girl were a. iis!s!t.'s.ii;il!t.
Thsywes bo.h wal:Saao of to the loeSup,
The e;r gave the name Of Mary Never,
but her right name is sid 20 be Fririe
Selbe.. She has been employed at the
p,sce sheas three weeks. SShIii;!s sssa
10 Be .aGsSe:s2 who hss been here a
short time. 5i5
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TnENA1LsRS' SrElNE
-Asnsessis Settled at the Eelnaoa, And I.

Ansessts Settled at the Eelraoa, and Top
Mia.
\ injecting between Committee Of The
striking nsilsss s; the Belnson, mill ani
the csaalpsny wss held Sssanasv...snd an
a:.sEeah.s adjustment Of the existing 6ifh-
cnlats MAS arrived Al, The ssseemea. is
Substantially the same IS shst under which
the laHslls na;les resumed work. All
hrsskaSs which. in the opinion q the
letscs committee, are cue 70 the cSresess-
neS @ The nsi.es or Otherwise 10. blame
upNa him, whils those tac which he is no.
10 blane $re 10 be bosus by the Company.
\ similar adjustment v4s as7SSI upon
* iAs Top mill md these two ,nsi.s vii!
rsuu>e NN.S IN full hlSs: this rse,nis,,
The Eeasrcd mill Is the oaiy eae ,smssS-
ins idle, and j, viii Gonb:ieSs ss,es a. an
eA.ly day 10 the Amalesuis.eI ASs>as.
,son's proposition. BY which the same
se.nas ses offered IS saep:sd BY the o:hes
rNSlt< = an =. ira ~
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RNT YnR .XYrRiNE

Sit1$ ese,- .yrI-- Cr,5sr-. A.,ra.sssss Sc az.
.sxs1 ..A.z.-s II sSssse. t=a 10y Sr>sG = IA
i-1Ssat = IL q - sea 20 eCtnrSsSs1t. az ~
- .asst Z eeZZT1 A1S -:tac4tes es1s tvt -!
sIse gee tad tx taFt4Ere
. NIr--L IL. * ~ 80 : " = : S.1S-TyIS
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N'. John Tao.abare, 81, Died las. svea.
Ing st s Oeiack :. ;hs residence o: bis
dSnsatss, Mrs Snyae-, aeas TssS6sleh:S,
sSsa q ysSss> He WIS born nsar where
he SisSs, and IN all the years .: his long
he hSS seves lived svo miles l:s.aas ion,
his &;th plsee- He rSS hsoliss. living
nSaye Of this PSF. Of Virginia. Up 10
within 40 hour .. his death he retained sll
his fseat,ses in their o-sSinxl-vfs..s,- sx.
es9s his sight He hsi hssa hind fos, the
ssss nrs os SIX reS'S, &c 1Ss IS, 5. .s.s:
sa-tS years railing elder 0; the posa..e.
rs1-. eAavh sess- rhs-e he LIVED, known
Is tie Ssaaa chr7ea, md ,vil Dc hussei
lo-ar u TIE graveyard ,ssrs- 4i,.5i55
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DELLAlRE.

r u 81. ID. 3. j b
No Democrats To yAtart.n's rerry-Dig De.
mand for Houses, Etc.
Amos Shepherd has refused to make
oath to his charges against Officer Leach,
and consequently the matter has been
dropped rs tar as tho Council Committee
Is concerned. .g.z h n
The demand forhouse room has hurried
lot owners into building at once, notwith.
standing the lntcncss OF the season. One
gentleman reports twelve applicants to
rent his house, and the cellar walls are not
yet done. F
The majority OF the Democratic Club Of
Bellairc knew nothing about their march.
III: in the Martins Ferry procession Sat.
urday night until they read about it in
yesterdays papers. The extra train was
not run ut all. g,
Bellairc's total vote in October was
about what i will he in November. II
was a,otS. The average in ti!ty-ninc OF
the large cities is one voter TO every 5.7l07
inhabitants. This gives Bellairc a pcpu
lation OF 1855. -.
An unusual number OF country wagons
were in town with produce Saturday, and
both Friday and Saturday, both the i. 4
o. and the b., Z. & G. accommodation
trains were crowded with country people,
and each person Went home loaded with
goods boueh, here. i.
There were The usual services in all the
twelve churches yesterday. According to
this years arrangement, there was service
1T the South Beliaire Church in the even.
ing only. At the F;sst Presbyterian
Church the morning sermon was preached
by Rev. Mr.. Reed, OF Colorado, a class
mate OF Mr.. MckaiIip's. Eight children
we've baptisei u, the close OF the sermon.
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CHI lntta|,|lli9tllcea..
Ne~ Advertisements.

ossSe: w. Il A=,3 : 31oGTtcrs,A Sr~es.
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Pvt. aa,..>. n.aeaas Aesas=,,..

Tie esHssnr ses>oa has ones E.ose M.
81 s-o11e, saG aow, IS the time sr xoaas
salss 10 perfect :hs:sasssves IN lha TelTtss..
tao-eSn x-t- An Opportunity. IS: SScrseS
n the oeo2sl;es oi f,o:, CsA J. A.1yeSss
Dancing Academy Praf- AISys- hts
ssecaej EE1sshssa aSn and r.sss ea.5.-
aSsse s.Tancsasats so- his ssSsSss. ,Shssc;sa
VII be oa26ncssd in ars csSSs ssyse. rs
aesGe-y Is nox open. Gsstsesns,.Ns
el.ss VII aesS every wednesday AID
Ss:1,siy eNeniHsS Pro-, Nsrss III
e.a1-sace lis asiSss' AMI eaSSsS.'s
esIssss Ss-ssay ss:s,aeaa. NoNGbs. j.
listers tse NaasacSale md Ms sscr..,
tooa 4 N iaSsrce.c- ssoaai 10 aese; kss
tAIssss Aye Ar1ys Ind S7sst SescesS
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ErtsT fs<sss Ct neAsar;e Se1Ssy. Fsn7Sr, S;-yE=.
80 tsstea,4 ssIl cSr4I.cigtss s1Ists v:lE lssS
s - Stts ~ ClSsIr-1 Ees!GTvzi ~ 9+T
sss:sG Et-Sa4<r s-at--scy sa,s Co. so CS:!-
CT $40 s2ss s-es5 sSa t-rs tlNrn,eT.
$50. sTSr7ss.rek FS5as Co.. NNni-s SSu7,
. esrssc SisSfyrrs s. - = -
l so-rfE GrZS ASo EMIs1.,x ttS Es1s-ni
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EMMETT MlrCl1kL1L CAUGHT.
The Murderer Of Charles Gritsith In Custody
.. .-r# In WiScpuNip.

The Murderer OF Charles Grinith In Custody
~ In Wiseou.in.
LIS. Friday Emmett; Mitchell, the
young man who ,ho! and killed Chssies
Griffith, an oldneishbor, near Loyisvillc,
Ohio, several months ago, was arrested at
Black River Falls Wisconsin,. In NJ
Spouse TO 6 telegram announcing the fact,
Sheriff SstiwicS LET, 10. tbs. rlscc Friday
night 4 telegram WIS .retsivsd from
him NJ s.. Clsirsville yesterday saving
,ha: the p-isoue. was the RICH: man. i
photograph OF Mitchell, taken since his
arrest, wss also received yesterday by
mail.
Detective All Burnett. OF Charleston.
had worked up Mi;chells case, and hsd
him located. He Intended to 50 stte. him
early, this week, and in the meantime hst
his movements closely watched. But on
Friday the lo>al authorities :, Slaek River
Fails arrested him.
Several remarks hare been otTs-sI for
NitcSelrs apprehension one ccc:tcs:e
being Sl,6iNc OF this sum 81 ,cto wss Of.
tersei by the Boai 0: Commissioners Of
Esll!0c. COUNTY. tr.rs IS 81 4
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MENFll,s, Oct. 96.-Elaborate services
were held this afternoon at the Jewis.,
Temple celebrating the centennial OF ;S;r
Moses Alontehore. Rabbi VI. Saasell de-.
live.cd an Grafton,
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+ hssENa hsss. ,rosssssd =i,h syGy hsi
e'sSss tos sesaci Two ysa-s 12S2 having
uzsS alness srs-r eocch mixture :h., rs
sTe- snt3e. ] have SSGal none It.z his
s1Tea re s1c5s-eas reSSf Il Dr. R1n's
Se@sa >y-Ep 1S3 siroassiy resp1azoi
L % II 1-.Stes 8Nu. T. D1GsaS, ~. ~
] V gSsts.l p Park Pi-, n Y
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Sore s-sEass,: 5:-.1rs =sv..t--s-- IN rsSa,
Goes g,trr Ersr II alsss.:s sab t-sa:
eSk--.sr.tl-as VIZ. Is@er ts5Grs cG-.t y
u t.ssSlE.cs- Ec1-s SICK -iSrsz rrsSseffys55r
81 sa.aseS &C: N tEu wsefs- Tie, sr:;ssS,
AZ Il sES, s-zt tTI.isEss- md E,ss55s - Z
tie Et--esst styas Il :sts r-eaS tna:r~r7r al.
q soe e3sthls LIZ. ME- sr.s41. iS-5111
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a1oSTEr1oRE,s' cESrgSsAnY7


F3aslEitf Is Y 4. SHAes aesterdNy. .Tsl Eatg
BAlrlsonE, Nm, Oct. 26.-The celebra.
ton Of the centenary Of ,Alonteaorc was
continued this afternoon at Hanover
street synagogue. Fully 900 were unable
to gain admission. Rev. Dr.. B. S. Zeold
delivered the Grafton, In which lie gave a
full review Of the lie Of Sir Moses, from
his early manhood up to his Tooth year.
The celebration was made the occasion for
the collection OF fund 10 cndowa Monte.
tiore prolessorslip In. the Union Hebrew
College. Tho celebration was not confined
to those Of tho Hebrew faith but Christians
ofall denominations were present. 5i
Nav ionH, Oct. 2G.-Nlontchorc cen.
tenary services were held to-day In nearly
all the jewish synagogues In the city. At
tho Temple OF Emanuel there was a large
congregation. Rev. II. ". Beecher made
an address IN which he paid high culogy
to tho good works OF Sir Moses. Nj.
Bceclcr said: "We are called upon to
ponder ut the prolongati0n OF sucli II life,
but i may be u lesson for our guidance
and pray that all may prof. by 1t. There
may be many men thu. are made
rich that they. may be made mcaner
They pamper themselves and separate
themselves from their fellows, but here is
q man whose riches have been n benefit TO
the poor in every land. His great and
gencious heart has enriched them all.
he has used the resources OF his riches for
the benefit OF all, and in so doing behold
how this great man rose above the sepa.
ration OF the sects OF society. lie knew
no difference. All in need were alike TO
him. How long ago is it that the word Jew
was a by-word and rGprt uch over the
whole earth. But now unchanged. That
change was owing to the benefcence
and goodness OF men who like Sir Moses,
reganiless OF creed, assist the poor, needy
and helpless. We know what all the
world says OF such man. lie belongs to
humanity and TO mankind, not shut up
on the harrow bounds Of any creed
or any belief. In such q case
recognize the breaking down OF the bar.
ricrs OF the middle ages. am glad l am
here today to express my reverence and
heartfelt thanks TO God for having raised
up and let live him whose memory we
are assembled here to celebrate"
CiSctSSAri, O., Oct. o6.-Thc Hebrew
congregation here to-day assembled III the
Mound City Temple this afternoon to eel.
citrate the birthday of Sir Moses Monte
fore. Christians were permitted to take
part in the ceremonies. In the evening
another celebration was had blythe Jewish
iraternitiss at the Allemenis Club hall.
MENHn.s, Oct. 96.-Elaborate services
were held this afternoon at the Jewish
Temple celebrating the centennial OF Sir
Moses Nontehore. Rabbi VI. Saaaeld de.
live.cd an Grafton.
PErEisrrSG, VA, Oct. ?a-Thc Jews
and Gcntiies OF this city nns;ea this af,e,.
noon IN celebrating the birthday OF Mon
tetiore. f5i -.
PTTSnrnen, Pa, Oct; oo6.-The centep.
nary celebration OF Slontefose's birthday
was appropriately observed here TO-DAY
Special services were held u. all the Syna.
gogucs in the city. :
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0sucra1 aoticcs.T

TO CtTYsTiX.PaYFES
AS!Tse ctsF Eise S-r tstY-s- - ~ - =.
= sssst = e: =: q: e SST,Axr ~ "a =
s-'s q ia - X. -. ssnsss &c
- e sS rsr-uc saEresr Gr.Sc a. -
80 ,s 90 saa tzle s ssa. GU &C SsSr5 n,srss
- :, =, - g 4. Ne ~. & .t.s ;rrSyrf :x-
81 :9sSNS CSsCg, ar csls.s.r
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Eiito, Huntington, OF the Grafton .Sa-
tad, IS in receipt OF 4 letter pos:Easrsed al
MaTanS1urs, written in fearful and won
deriul style, threatening him with dire
punishment ii he does no, let up on 7.
Hill Marshall. The e,ii,n. o: the &uada7i,
whose gall was so plainly, shown when
Bla;ae was here. Ihe coward, like all ii
his Class, iai!s 10 sign his name to the
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just SECEWHp.

; 10 Ate>t patterns al Yla, Scset>. Nu.
E.ica;es IL oar rn.annlerea Matte Shirt,
selaSreel hNiat hack aaa frNat, the he>;
in the GSrket, price 81 10. .tlSe, The
seN all MNel knit Jacket, 2s5.
a c. tiGSS 4 SONS,
Merchant TailArS aud Eeut'S fWruiShsrS.
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Will JuSuliSG received on Saturday,
from his brother Charlie. who is running
on tho steamer Prince on the lower Mis-
sisippi, n box containing a stalk OF cotton
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ClNctSNATl, o., Oct. 26.-Thc Hebrew
compensation here to-day assembled III the
Mound City Temple this afternoon to Gel.
citrate the birthday Of Sir Moses Monte.
fore. Christians were permitted to take
part in the ceremonies. In the evening
another celebration was had bvthc JEWS
iraternities at the Allemeuia Club hall
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JOY Arrives.

New Foss, Oct ed.-James F. Joy, OF
Detroit, arrived here to-day iron England.
lie refused,to be interviewed, and said i,
would require him to read wha, had been
published before he could speak with
reference 10 the conversation he had with
Haecher in 1877. - -, - =
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a rxl.SanAM was received from l.. G.
Neidhar, Saturday, dated at Baltimore,
saying no would DO In this city to-day, and
asking II suspension OF the public judy
mont m his ntIhirs. f7 G.I
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BsAesasd eya S,rr.,

sAlTtxoss, Nh, Ok, SS-Thss ai;es.
aooa Michael, Sgd years oa Of Police,
man Crssan, was !assAatly kills! BIZ =
ssreet cas- He WIS crossing the <srtsts,,
when he wss knocked down hv Tie h0rsyS
The whesls Q! the car asSs1s over his
meek, eempls:sly sevstine the head iron
the eN!y. The driver, who hsli ls:s the
ehs!os Q: the horses to cosle:; ta7ss, Is
held for hearing. q M IL.
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Compete Trsstrea: ri,h Eo..lty, 81 Ga

S cue essse EI4sczs c~ "a .oS c.s,-.., -.
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EtT aSE e =. g n t-scris.s &c 9 a. Ask 4
Sn-ir:x En.Se.,Tserr = n G-,.s - -
( coy .ssci=se s-EefS,e we EsSs cE--Ee1
rsnsz=- lie ses. ne Ave $50 /. aS.ss-se -
I-ssz- E~. Esnrsx, ase11 -A.E- =
Sz-ass ks.-rsk ~ Clara ia El!Sas c--e Ars
e:fss.,tsHt -lsr- S =. kHsre EersEz-;;4 =.
dsS- E-+zG-rr LIZ, A=RsAo.e AszG ~ 81 ,lj -
W 0tSG Ay7C zassss. 49, &.
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