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Arizona silver belt., 1885-11-21

A Ghinaman was sentenced by a San Francisco court on the 16th., tc pay , fine of $l0o0 and serve five years in tho panitentiary for attempt ing to gam . residence in tho unitet States by personatiag Hher cs. lestial.
Arizona silver belt., 1885-11-21
Firat publication Oct, 10, 1885.
 EIGS- sDzG9- Pre- Empticn Notice.
LANp orFIcn at Tuosan. Arl1ana.

October 9th, 1885, Noticois hereby gwen thht tho following named settler has filed notice Of his iatention to make final proof in support of his claim, and that said proof will be made before the Judge of the District Court Gila County at tflnbe, Arizona, uli November 2l, 1883, viz: Emery \. Mills, Globe Arizona, for the &. ". of N. w. Sec 22 Township 1 ". R F E
 He names the following witnesses to pioYe kis continuous residence upon, and oultiya- tien of spid land, va
 Niliiam c Eddy, If Artner, Arizona. J0senh F. Elippins of Armer, Arizona Jhhn Ninyard, of Afiner, Arizona John Reubsrtnn, of Afauer Arizona,
 D. M THOMAS, Register. -lAlaa 1A.la .a
Arizona silver belt., 1885-11-21

Itis hereby ordered that tho foregoing nos tice Of application for patent De published for tie period ot ten consecutive weeks in tho AlIzoNa SILVER BELT weekly newspaper
 B. M, THOMAS, aug29 l0w Register
Arizona silver belt., 1885-11-21

g200 0O sss.ss.s ss. s,.. s'sss a " y N. s;ss ss
 " E seu " wiil get TREE packsgeof goods of large value, that will start ynu in work that will 70 once bring yuu in money faster than anything else iu America All about tho S200 coo In presenta with each box. Agents wanted everywhere, of either apx, for all the time or spare time only, to work fos us at their own homes. Fortunes for all workers abso. lnteEy assured Don't delay, II, HALrRT & Cps Portland, Aiaias sqb2i iv
Arizona silver belt., 1885-11-21

All persons indebted to me will find the amount of tho ssyaraI suns due in the hands of B. F. pascoe, to whom they are requested to make a payment without delay and save costs
 GiHARLgs SEHuLzE
Arizona silver belt., 1885-11-21
Horses Ranched, h an Enclosed Pasture,
 Apply to TH0s. A. PAsCoE.
WARNiac.

All perspns arc hereby prohibited from trusting David Freeman ou my account, from all after this date, ss l will pay no debt of hiS eaattacting ROBERT AN DERs5t)N. Globe, 4. T., October 3, 1885,
 oct,3 4w
Arizona silver belt., 1885-11-21

We respectfully notify our patr0ns and the public that ws arc making
Arizona silver belt., 1885-11-21

The Water Canon eOncentrator will work next week.
Arizona silver belt., 1885-11-21
Best of Meats

for at least the next ensuing Twelve Months. l also propose tn furnish fat and tender hut toI and corn fed pork, and further
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1885-11-28
The Tencncrs' Insafeule.

State Superintendent williams and
City Superintendent Harlan of the
81 the public schools have completed
the arrangements for the New Castle
County Teachers Institute TO commenoe
In the Institute Hall next wednesday.
The first session vii be held at 4 O'Clock
Wednesday evening. Tho toachers Of
the Wilmington public schools have
been given permission by the Board Of
Public Education to attend the meet.
|ings ON Thursday and Friday. Super
intondent Harlan has extended an i'm
vitation to the teachers from the
|country to visit the schools In the city
lon Wednesday, the first day Of the ses-
sion .andthe will deem it o great pleasure
10 himself and to the teachers under his
|charRe II many of them would accept
the invitation.
Tho day sessions OF the Institute
will bo devoted to the discussion Of
methods and principles of teaching. The
services OF DIR. French, formerly State
|euporintendent Of schools for Vermont
Dr.. .6chAeffer, principal Of the Keystone
Normal School Of Pennsylvania, and
Professor A. N. Raub of Newark, Del.
have been secured as instructors. The
evenings win be devoted to popular lit
orary entertainments, for which Mayo
RhoadB will furnish music. On Wed
nesday evening John Do Witt Mile
viii lecture ON " Our Country's Posi-
bilities and PeRils." The Rev. john h
Vincent, d. D., viii lecture the follow
| ing evening on =" That Boy" and ol
Friday night Will Carleton. the poet
will give readings, and Miss Cynthi
Ib9{e the vocalist, will sinc.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1885-11-28
"Mary's lamb" with snow.white
fleece only needs Days! Horse Powder
to make 1t strong.


Ths iatsst ssyle adopxd by young
ladies ana missss is 70 have their hair
cut short, which A called the Tammany
Hall Ont. This style was irst inanRu-
rated by the world renowned Ellen
Terry. Now, whether We approve. Of
Ellen's style or not, We are compelled 70
allow the angels 70 do just - they
tel inclined a thie pastlonlar n fact
get the scalp shAvsd II they desire Il.
One thing u osftnin, u the style Il
strictly followed there will be less hair
pulling. Get your hair cut - short ~
you please, dsxlineu, but while you ar6
doing 20, 60 TO gentleman Who fully
|undefstands his business, and that pet-
sonage 10 George Metzner, l08 East
Third street, who will cut your hair
~ mode. H0 will not only cut hatz
for ladies, gentlemen and youths, bat
|he takes OF tho beard Of . gentleman u
double quick timet and 90 very cesy
! that you scAroe know when be has dn-
ished. All. 0sorgs keeps keen rasors'
hs does. !
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1885-11-28

George W. Childs. Of the Pb} b}iladel-
phiA Ledger, IL mone widely kuoyk for
his philanthropic disposition thsln any
other man in this section Of our coun-
try, and his name will be remen kbered
With feelings Of gratitude by thor fssnds
OF citizens long after the present 1g6ner-
alton has passed away. - heis enga-
ged In constructing . memorial that
will prove moro enduring than tablets
of brass or columns Of stone. BE has
lust added another wreath TO his chap
let, By the presentation Of : hanl !dsome
10. @. T., ON which his name ~ we'll u
that of this order 10 handsomely en-
graved and the ceremonies Attt tbndinu
the Same have been duly chro {nicled
We commend his conduct TO the limitA,
tion Of other gentlemen who aro bplessef
with ample meono.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1885-11-28
Ie Waan,a brown.

We clip the following from the Potts
vtll9, Pa, Chronicle: This morning
there was q knoek-down ON Centre
street. A young man who was walk
ing up the street with his wife and
sister, suddenly left them, and walking
back gave q drumnner who was stand
ing ON the sidewalk blow back of the
ear which laid him ont, at the same
time exclAimiug, "I'il teach you to
l1su1t 1adles. The drummer found
II Qlrefuoe e Lloyd's tobacco store. He
looked something like Harry Brown,
|of the Philadelphia Press, who is spends
ing . few days in tswn, aud as he kept
his own identity close and himself
shady thereafter while the news paper
|lnau was everywhere ab9ut t0wn the
story got out that he was the victim.
It was . mistake.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1885-11-28
OIara Merris.

Clara Morris appeared at the Opera
House last evening before o fair sized
audience in s'The New Magdalen." !"
The play is true life-picture, and con-
veys lesson which, although 1t was
first promulgated over nineteen hum
dred years ago, it will probably take
the world until the end OF time TO
learn.
II shows in delicate, but thrilling
manner, that although poor, weak,
erring girl may through chain OF cir
|cumstances and surroundings practi-
|cally beyond her control, stray tar
from the paths Of virtue, she is entitled
1 TO forgiveness, sympathy and even
| love, when she, Is o repentant Magda-
/ len, seeks to retrace her steps and lead
Id yirtuous life.
The character of Mercy Merrick
Iwas presented by Miss Morris In that
Vivid, realistic manner 30 peculiar to
herself. The representation taxes her
| Iwonderful powers to the utmost but
shc proved herself fully equal to Ill its
lrcouirements, and maintained her re-
putation Is the finest emotional actress
On the American stage. The charac-
| ter Of Julian Gray was very ably sns
tained by Mr.. Ebem Plympton, and al
Though In many Of its parts it is very
diflcult, he proved himself fully equal
Ito all its requirements.
! llr. Ogden stevens portrayed th'
character of Horace Holmcr0ft in /
VERY excellent, manner, and Mis-
Bijou Heron enacted the role Of Grac'
| Roseberry in her unrivaled style. He
Il acting, especially in the scene wher
i shs visits Lady Janet's house was yer,
Ifine, while Mrs. Farren's Lady Jane
| Is entitled to the highest praise. tn
lentire performance was ene Of the bef
lever given in this city, and the hous
should have been packed.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1885-11-28

The patent pipe covering of James =.
Wood y Go. he's been tested and il all
right. Peraons that have 1t done, say
any kind OF meats or vegetables, NJ
the same time get the hest in their
rooms, where It properly belongs, and
|eavos them considerable OF coal. The
saving Of hest 10 from twenty Ave 70
|hfty per cent. !.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1885-11-28

Can you or anybody give any reason
Why the public does not chow more ~
apsot Tor the memory Of our Vice Prssi-
dent? It appears 70 me that = good
many look g Il moro - . political A.
fhir, whsreas it 10 nothing more nor less
than : national calamity, such -
should b.ine forth more sympAthy. II
Il not for M. Hendricks that We ara
oallsd % mourn, but for Vice Prest
dent OF the United States
A REPUBLICAN OITIzEN.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1885-11-28

DpEvHE1ED.
IA riaos ,e,te Sup sets AZ.
III, - sSssi. E.ssne7s. EsSssss.
~ Bnsn's eoal |; you VII IKE It.
0t1ong oodgh enndy atFszgusok's.
| a(411> \, xfodgs4 ~ Bhip3eyfseFeet.
X6yo yoa read The = Home Weskiy ~
~ Bud1sS - i 10 viii oaSs1v uk6 y. tH
zgany CnIfsfnas Toys hays comb. .ooe STORE.
AfE1s ond eaEss ct fafksEs's. kAst 1nd q
xg11a66 =. Dayfs,, jsws1er. =. "a Gosst
Oity IAundry, Sixth and Shiplsy strsets
Fins 10 X. Rings. at Hanfs, lS 4 Youfth
UnrflnG, 0gn psfuter. n west 6vyouth et
man hint that he 10 acting too Trash u to
|(gost him 10 pret2els.
Never be discouraged BY trfnss. When
|xoex credit runs Soot q the grocery store
deo't worry txy another.
zElsphsnts ere just like men IN one respect.
s sSsaSs sssm sss shsy ddad man people begin e
| f1~6Si1a E7s1Ion, Ssr Sais 81 John D. NY
| 81 80 shiplsy stfsst.
Burning Oh. Harrison paint, psrlhnay'
~ ~ ssi32lss seS nSc,e,nss q sysry kind =
DsI1e.s ~ S.,ss ,ss v., SioC c,,,; r.
~. ~ steo down snd ont,
Nffas be any expensive habits ~ He hal
Sx N ~, !. e ~ oHs 49,
AssAnk.
n Y11e Y ~ steseo Insnnglving oay y
70 eo0pse AufAey ~ sne ssmss
Al msn. ms the Dscl.ration Of Indspend
~ ~ cx.Sr -. 80 S4usa' - ou
ne - sesm ~ hAee.
N Wa1kef = Adntoh, 70. - 1nlpley streel
.s@isss sbSsSSifv TstsSssSS SsvrisSSt
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0o & "; e .iass ..,scr n.I H.s.0ss. ssSs
= spsclalty Locksmfthing and Doll hang
~ :.senoso ~ -.-s-..-.-.
s vssy ssmy SapiI,nsc ah., ny ~ yoI g., ~
r. SI6i:v serSst. tSsn 81 ssvons ~, aS am
IDlcju no canvsssers, hut Eivs1 the customs
NM 0nuVnnrnr 4 OOmua1nn1011g. W.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1885-11-28

IL 7 IL II LA
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A n 6i6urt,sa rn6o1s6Rt of Cfty ooun- |
uai V1SS fSi6 lSsf eVc1l1i8. vfth Pxeol- |
4 112x TSxr2 n fho o6 S63 M sh1 roll w.
cSiiS6 en6' ~ so3nnfor al the lnSt |
SS1S6d mSr1fnr par1lV rcaA. vkon On
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TSS7S1 NJ 1mlf6Ss roporfed rhat
thoS kS6 cxssu mn ~ or5Inanoe 20 AZ /
sz1x c~SohIiah fko ern6o 81 & port al
OiSv1oonf efrouf. - fcnnd notklng in |
4 ~ 1frary u lov of.fho city ohartoS.
~ OIfy TrSaouror 5opofto6 = bol-
ance of oii7 282' e in tho Union Nation.
Fl 1nnk % t6e credit of cufrsnt ex-
66 fro1n tho ssle 81 the sand lot. Hel
81 ~ % rsneStsd ~ tSst durins fhe week 81
he'd resolved the following anounts:|
Tax Receiver Kane. Soo0. % IN "a
ceiver Moody, v6l7 Clsy Auditor Hous
17B. p Chisf Of Police Doughssty, 49,,
tho Gtrsot OOmmissionSe yeRostod'
that durinG the voek ending NovombnE
-S 49,. srr--~~3- -.Sav. =
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Iresolation adoptsd By Council week
Icr two since. The City Solicitor says
l that water loans Nos. and 8 wer0
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II 49, oisocsSl g sSnu 3 c,oyy ~ sno oP'n
ZION y sne wasor Conis.
The petttion OF John OArtor, hav,
about 20 yards OF eAe vel side o
Iwenty'secono streets % marker street.
cuxbeds paved and gutteroos iwas re
fsrrod to tho btreet Commissee, VIII
Ipowefto act.
A communicssion Wa receaved fIon
the Maser Oommisnions rsquesunl
Council 20 pnss AZ oroinence ausnofix
ling Shom 70 ISSUE ponos fos vuvsuOOs ~
tho purpose q paying ior tne nov
pump and making other syprovns
mo0os xuo mbteox ~ koAokxou " "a
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1885-11-28

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state Al Az Hondey g tie Cour(
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lh;@s sirssi3v Ks.H e1rseSd 81 distin.
~uishsd nsrscns from Shrood. The
II SnSo1asI 1o13v and o6S1f reprensnta
I | f1S~~ n ~ 6ngernrn1S viii arrivl
frcm Washineton on Monday night
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hundred messages Of condolences sine
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4 Lney are e Iolows' uvsoh4, Ac 49,
N, IHon. w. Al. Woods, Judge Of Il
Unifsd afs1eu Oourt Hon. John
IMoMnater. Mavor Of Indiannpoli
A0niIln Jonee. David Macy and judI
/ Fscdsrink Rsnd. ali Of this city,
tOI The Oitv CouncIl ana Board n Alds
man hsd mscisl meetinr this eve
Inc. and. after appoiutipe 8 commit
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1885-11-28
Fine decorative work by Rosin s
Bro.


THE SCIENCE, (publishtd at 742
Broadway, N. H. for November, CON.
tains supplement- Of ten pagees IN
which ID laid before the reader, IN cd
dition to ofher Instructive reading an
article on China Productiveneas Po.
litical Science In France Stare In
Rapid Motion, and Alpine Crefiniem.
Prics Is cents. II will pay to send for
the November number.
The Christmas number Of 81.
NICHOLAS, published by the Century
Company. New York. should b pro.
cared for tho little ones. No family
should bs without this entertaining
monthly 1t any time, - 1t not only
amuses the little ones, but those OF
lareer growth can find 10 its pages very
much o while away An idle hour.
TINE GRAPHIC, Published at Cincin.
|nati, O., comss 70 Nc regularly each
weak and ID always welcoues The
plates this weak are rich and rare
Our Tommy" ID separate from the
others and Il good enough to bc framed
: ~
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1885-11-28


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massss 1sSs. 49, asnssssa.s.
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Accee.f ianlpg &opds1 ~ q ~ pex-
l01oeHUs oeoym - 4Nqoes
= ~ intsnd 1zving enr entire attsntlon1
g ~ ~ sE.de, <eSsnI
g ~ 3: 81 'sssIslss s'ss'ss: ssss:
J. q. Rssnsls = ".
- Hkan the stovo stose Of n. ~
IoEels At No 3 Last Fourth etseet,
|hovo received larBe lot Of steyess
|roneeg and hsatseB o. dt4Gsnt styleos
end - prepezod p seli them. at low
|Pricc for Cd. and ats also pfspass6 81
DO IL kinds of sepairinG q room
pairine q sboves sra hsaes1s = short
SSs. So. 5 = ; 1oassa Ssss 's2sss. e.A'
HaGneise - oRaanang.
| Waltss Joseph, pfaa1jeal house enA
|elgh p4o4t9s gIo0mee 81 glenSer. -
11na6oe fug1l6ne1. Al work Guarans
60 n 1lnsk4 stseek
Bnbbea nage,
|1foah and puse, Inst tho thing fos
|9eseee. %ss!l eold y "a \. =. .. as,ss 1snr
|coknGr Second ana Makes.
A xnaoe PSans
| x superiof quality sscelysd and for sale
III Jnmw 0k66o. $40 Wet 1lxsh atvoo&
IxInQ . Rs9ea 81 2aooa. Both grea1
Hmnmoom9s
xilahnan Dannoe, houss and slen
| Ipolu&r. No 10 Mis1oe Goroot JOB,
ling proRnly stssnded p md esimstss
Tnsnnsgtving.
You can get the best salt oystert q
stuG your turkeys, . 502 King streee
Resolved daily choice stock by tn
Tor sns nsss nusas Boxes.
H. 0Autschi y Sons. ManufActursrs
I1o00 Chsstnut st1sst, Philadelphia
Look for trads-mAxk 81. g. and 8.
uv6eogns OyseeRa.
i rns bsst place IN The eiey @ get aoct
oissse sss Sessas MIA Sysss ss.sss n..sss. Z 4 T.
n Coal.
Go 70 ysll d Joseph, 71s West From
Istboet, for he best coal-wel screenel
and promptly delivered.
Il For the bensdt Of inquirsrs 4 VIII y
| that I have 10 moro interest In the otog
lon Third street. bat you will alwAy
lind me at TIE greaa tobacco mart 6ev
Ienth and Orange. A.. OHAF1AN.
"A vvritten anArankan aivon Wit
Ievmy CanaEy Bird so!d ~ ,. r. Hal
Al Ik1no. You fun no III ~ Go<fing
: singer st No. 200 W. Fourth sfreet..
81 Tin ware and house furnishing good
. Let greatly reduced prices. 6Ohoe
d Hsatsr and Stove o., zl6 Market an
. sAl4 shipley street, Wilmington, De
Ainscow has MS own bo6ts that brin
] his oystsrs fresh daily TO 7oI SIMPLE
9 Istrest. Oystsss, Is. 80 and 40 cents
! lquArt. +.
u Gall and sss samples OF fancy cards |
\ the REPUBLICAN Office. win prii
! Icheap.
III yranss fbr sahinst pioturss for 2Bc.
I'll Lax Baxnay'ss No. 8 Hast Seventh strse
vi Davies b S0ne' rosewood uprisl
. pianos, e26O, 1t 800 West Sixth street.
Hay BY the car load or by the hui
2 Idrsd q jannsy'A s0s King strsst.
II Bargains y Rosin g Bros, go We
81 Second street..
Bush's. French street wharf, 10 Il
'eI plaos TO buy your GOAL.
N Pleasant rooms with board to ord
I lat 502 King ssfsst.l
II win sell ycn Ave pounds Of string
s,If1 a the REpUuLrJAN ONCE.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1885-11-28

Tomorrow promises to be from clear
70 cloudy, With stationary temperaturc.
Monday. CLEARING and warmer.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1885-11-28

ThAnksgiving eyentne was pleasAnt.
With addresses b. tho pastor and
supsrin tsndspt. A Christmas story was
eiso Ieod b. Mia Magic Hilles. The
money coilocted By the children, TO
repleniah tho library Of the Sunday
school, amounted TO e77. There are9a
nv 70 report yet. which viii aggregate
|about go.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1885-11-28

Window shades complste on sprins
axtures for e5c. each, 1t Roain q Bros.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1885-11-28

Window shades complete ON co1rd nx.
lures, ct Rosin b Bros.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1885-11-28

@oneo Of smo Znermonoook
|at tke REPUBLICAN office In the shedA
O'Clock 10 o'clock II 0'cI6ClI
$50 800 40
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1885-11-28

For GOD coal 60 to Bush's. ysendA
street wharf.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1885-11-28

Rosiu 3 Bro. are psper'hanssEs them
solves.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1885-11-28
IN BLANKETS

we offer a pretty good pair
Of white blankets at 80. "a
very good pair at So and
$3.50. A fine pair Ia at
$3.50 to $500. A good
gray blanket, 11-4, weigh
|ing7 pounds, for $3.50.
All sold on our regula1
easy terms On Ten Doll
lars worth, One Dollai
down and One Dollar 1
week.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1885-11-28
PLUSH COATS.

A very desirable garment
at present. We have them in
several qualities, and call the
special attention OF any one
who intends purchasing one
to call and examine ours and
compare them with any Of
fered elsewhere. If ours is
mot Of superior value, we
will not expect you to buy
them. We sold three coats
yesterday to out of town la
dies, who assured US they
had been in every Cloak
House in town. and could
find nothing to compare with
our $40, $50 and $500
coat.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1885-11-28
SHAWLS
AT astonishingly low prices.
nTJD
OUR,
& CLOAK
DEPARTMENT

Is very complete In all
the prevailing styles. Plush
coats at $40 to.$5O. A few
very fine squirrel lined circu-
lars, we viii sell at less than
lit cost the manutacturturers
to make them.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1885-11-28

II IL blind confidence to supposs
yours6ls incapable Of mistake. It is
Indeed . serious bluDder to refuse to
take DIR. Bulls Cough Sy1up when you
even suspect you have taken cold.
Price Is cents. ~
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1885-11-28

z'1ee1ss ~ ~: p:s 80. scs,s 80. % Z, &,
s::ssiy = s:ss:s s;Fs; : . s;s s:;llss =
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