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The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1886-08-25

Death in a Distressing Form.

YOUNGSTOWN, o., August pa week ago
Frank kurfess, the 9-year-oid son of Jacob
hnrfess, a baker, living AT 627 Federal street.
tpod upon the point Of rusty nail, wound
ing his heel. His mother bound up the
wound with a bandage, and a. the boy COM
planned but little, no further attention was
paidto ii until 3 O'Clock yesterday morning.
when the boy awoke in great pain.
4 physicrn was Immediately called. and
the ailing heel was laid open with a lance.
A sac Of pus was found al the base Of the
orifce. though the mouth of the wound had
closed and was apparently healing. Lock
jaw had SET in, and, from he hour at which
be awoke until : O'Clock this morning. when
he died, the boy suffered from a succession of
commissions. His jaw was set and he was in
continual agony. The contraction Of the
muscles drew his head and heels nearly to-
gether backward. The body was in this
position when the boy died, but relaxed and
came straight after death.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1886-08-25


THE sale of the Memoirs Of General
Grant" now amounts TO 100000 copies,
and the total receipts TO ~s2,25o.000- The
cost Of publishing and distributing the
work stands at 81, $4,000, leaving a profit
of 100000. OF this Mns. Grant receives
$4,000 and the publishers $4,000. 1t
is estimated that foreign and future sales,
as soon as the work can be translated in
several tongues, viii amount 10 another
100000 copies, from which Mrs. Grant
will receive $4,000. If future sales are
not over estimated by the Publishers. the
entire circulation Of the work will mach
the unprecedented and enormous total
Of 10000.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1886-08-25
Reheaded on the Bridge.

CORY. August l9-James Briggs, a brake
man whose home is at Meadville, WIS in
stantly killed at Hemlock station, on the
Buffalo, New York & Philadelphia Railroad
early this evening. He jumped Oft and ran
ahead of the train 10 turn Il switch. A. j. e
did So he had Ia cruss a bridge. and in doing
so fell through, the body dropping 10 the
shoulders. where it was firmly welsesI be-
tween the cross pieces The train, unable IL.
be stopped, came ON TO the bridge. instantly
cutting Briggs head off.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1886-08-25

W,-IuNeroN. Pa. Aug 81 huy namei
Charle~ Mackey sscl a. while l'-ikins into
an I'll tank ihi- aasmo-n M the Farley NJ.
. inhaled too muci, and died from the
cffect- of 4; Hi bsrly ya- found hanging
over an apparatus Ia the cover Il The tank.
The boys IN this ~neiehi-fhopd ave been
accustomed to iuhalc the 1is from the Far
ley'> tank until they became dizzy, pretend
ing 10 he drunk. The above accident result
ed from this dangerous practice. The lad
inhaled - much ga that he was unable to
stir from his rec1Imbcnt position and thus
met his death.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1886-08-25
HoIsteins as MlIk Prcduosr.

SyEsor-EN \. August f7-Ihe Ha
COW 1Cofhi,ie owned hy smiths Ea
a Lamb. of th- atty. cl,-od Der efe
reoorl tonight she has nsen duHas u
time a htiic m,r- rhan sssu rnln
milk ar ah.gf seventy raun'. d1 Tr
hizia-r rrgtinus soslui Ua- G-7a ~
masle thrce yeir- sEp by the ors
aVnel .n Afrioa y Y
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1886-08-25
Calve ston Inundated.

GALVESTON, August "a violent easterly
gale prevailed here to-day. The wind il
blowing al the rate of Is miles an hour and
is constantly increasing in velocity. The
whole southern and southeastern portion of
the city is inundated by water, and many
families have been driven out and compelled
to seek safety and shelter at the hotels.
The street railway along the beach has been
torn up and the waters ofthe Gulf are now
breaking over the lower gallery of Beach
hotel. Much apprehension is felt for the
families residing at exposed points and for
the shipping anchored in the outer roads.
Heavy dashes Of rain are falling occasional
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1886-08-25

At the Democratic Convention held in
Harrisburg on "Wednesday Of last week,
Chauncey Forward Black, Of York, was
nominated for Governor; Colonel r.
Bruce Ricketts,. 81 Luzerne county, for
Lieutenant Governor J.. Simpson Africa,
~ Huntingdon county, for Secretary Of
Internal Affairs William, J. Brennan, Of
Ptfsimv Tor Auditor General. and Max
we'll Stevenson. Il Philadelphia, for Con-
rr--smanai-IAne. The only man Of
note IN the ticket j. Colonel Ricketts,,
vloi j. the gallant soldier that command
81 the famous battery bearing his name
during the late war. Black is well
known 90 oGr readers as the son of his
frther. the late Judge Black. Africa is
the present incumbent Of the office to
which he has been re-nominated Bren-
nan isa lawyer in Pittsburg, and Steven
s1n a lawyer in Philadelphia.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1886-08-25

The long. weary trial of the Chicago
Anarchists who brought about the riot
and the resultant murder of a number of
policeman of that city SOM months
since, was ended on Friday last by the
conviction and sentence 10 death of seven
Of the principle conspirator, and the in
generation of the eighth one for a term
of fffeen years in the ~penitentiary. The
trial was fair, the prisoners were ably de-
Tended, and the sentence Is just.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1886-08-25

ArpARrSrIY Hon. Charles ;. Wolfe
has abandoned his chase for the 6uber-
Material nomination On Friday hast he
reserved unanimous nomination for the
Legislature at the hands of the Prohibi-
ton convention Of Union county As
Mr.. Wolfe was at home at the time and
knew Of the proceedings Of the Conven-
ton. il j. inferred that the nomination
was conferred with his assent. His ae-
ceptanoe would leave Mr.. Barker, Of
Cambria county. ~ the probable nomi-
g for Governor by the Prohibitionists.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1886-08-25
The Sea Serpent once More.

GLOUCESTER. Mass, August pa strlnge
story is told by Il sailing party consisting of
Geo. W. Scott, John H.. Mccormick. Prcsi-
dent of the CoInmon Council Charles A.
Brown, of the Boston Custom House, and
Captain David Worth. When off Gloucester
the party Described u strange looking object
in the water about 300 feet away. II looked
like a huge spar nearly 100 feet in length
and seemed TO rise and fall with the waves.
As the boat drew near a huge head was rails
ed several feet above the water and two gilt
tering eyes were plainly seen The serpent
then disappeared beneath the water, but
soon came TO the surface again some distance
away. After a brief glimpse the animal dis
appeared
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1886-08-25

Tue pairsuaee 1T thr Federal Ooron-
meni IN this STATE was rlaoei IN the
hands 81 Mr. Randall and he u~-l b. -
Democratic politicians say to deiaueh
the politicians a. Harrisburg ami ~acuue
the nomination II Cbauncey r Black
This h. what Mr. Cleveland calls Civil
srrvica p.forn.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1886-08-25

Mn CLEVELAND lately issued an order
that o~ficeholden should take no aciiyc
part in polite, and vi thene wa a soore
Of them acting A. DELEGATES in the Demo
cratic State Convention last we-k. and a
score mon. acting a. heelens and whip
pers in Of delegates Cor Black, under the
immediate eye Of that dispenser Of oflices
"Boss Randall
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1886-08-25
A Negro Woman Lynched.

JACKSON, Tenn, August M.-Eliza Woods,
a negro woman accused of poisoning with
Rough on Rats Mrs. J. Z. Wooten, who died
last week, was hanged by a mob to a tree
near the north door of the Couri house last
Wednesday night. Her naked body with
her hands pinioned behind her was dangling
from the elm tree until early yesterday
morning. The stomach of Mrs. Wooten
was SEM TO a Nashville chemist to he ana
lived. The husband of the dead woman re-
ceived IA telegram Wednesday morning
stating that arsenic had been found in her
stomach and also that arsenic was the prin-
ciple poison found in Rough ON Rats, a box
of which was found in the negro's house
among stolen articles of jewelry and dress.
The suppressed excitement which has been
brewing the past week began To develop at
the sight of the grief OF the almost crazed
husband.
Sheriff Person, anticipating trouble. had
summoned a posse Of guards. A mob gath
cred near the Jail. At an agreed signal the
Courthouse bell was tapped and the mob
then made q break for the Jail. yelling. Let
every man who has a wife come forwardr
The front door was broken open. the sber-
lit : guards were oyerlowercd and disirmed.
a second door battered down and with a
rush the men forced their way upstairs.
After several minutes delay the Doomed
woman was found cnouehing in her eel.
she was bome, amid the yelling of the NIB.
To- the court ~luane. vyery rag Of clothing
being torn fr,m her body The NIB Was
divided, ~1nc insisting on burning and 9TH
~ On hanging. FiBaliy she Wa drawn zap
and the crowd Wa told to get away. Then
five shots wen lind nto the body a. il
SWING. Ii j. claimed that the lynciscd
wretch had a REGULAR mania tor poisoning
people. and has during her life If s. YEAR
mi.rier-l more tlian n dozen I-sPlc A ne
gnu Woman Whs walked seven miies insm
thu cguntry ro ~ iser hanged said ~lie had
poisoned clcyen c,ildnn in her n~cighbor-
ho.d Leading citi1In Witnessed the hang
ing. Few OF the mob were masked.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1886-08-25

TIKI Democratic party takes square
ground against prohibition, and submit
ting a p~rohibitory amendment to the
voters of the State. And vet the Prohi-
bitionists are 'trying to kill" the Repub-
lican party, which favors all they profess
to ask-a submission Of their proposition
to a popular vote. To labor in the inter
ests Of your bitterest foe is a new wrinkle
:, ,~sn7sfie<
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1886-08-25

" Black can't be elected Governor. he
can az least get great personal satisfaction
out Of the result of the canvass by indict-
ing a score or two Of his newspaper
brethren for libel. Chauncey is a hand
some fellow, and the diabolical wood
cuts now being palmed off on the public
as his likeness are most villainous coun-
t~erfeits, that would damn any candidate.
To be beaten is bad enough. but 10 be
thus libelled is atrocicus.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1886-08-25
Nebraska Prohibitionists.

LINCOLN, August N-The Nebraska State
Prohibition Convention met here Yesterday
with over four hundred delegates, Represent
ing forty-five counties. After the adoption
of a lengthy platform. which touches every
phase of the liquor question, beside setting
forth the views of the party ON labor, pen
sions, Sunday observance, and other ques-
tions, w. H. Hardy was nominated for Gov
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1886-08-25

THE fnsi DAY the President Nas in the
A~dirondacks he went a-fishiug and caught
a trout weighing t~hr--quarter ~ a
pound. This great eHeni Vas immediate
~ tclegmphci al oyer the oounfr ami
the toadies 81 the pre-z aie thrown into
-Tasins II delight over his brilliant sue
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1886-08-25

THE New York Sun. on which Chaun-
cey +. Black has for a long time been a
writer, announces that he will be the
next Governor Of Pennsylvania. Perhaps
the San can tell how il came about that
this tremendous Young gentleman ran
v e 1000 votes behind Pattispn in 1852.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1886-08-25

IL a speech nominating Wallace for
Governor in las4 weeks Democratic Con-
yention. congressman Spear, Of Hunt
ingdon. said of chauncey F. Black; The
hest thing / cay say Of him is that he Is
the son of his father What shining
qualifications for a Governor
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1886-08-25
Santa Annals Son Commits Suicide.

HAVANA, Aug. l4-Seldom have there
been - many suicides in this city in seven
DAYS rs there have been during the past
longed To the upper class. The most NJ
markable case is thai of Don Jose Lopez
Santa Anna, a wealthy Mexican, who shot
himself through the head. He was g. years
eral santa Anna. who was President Of Mex
10,
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1886-08-25

II the Ohio Democratic State Conven-
ton held in Toledo on Wednesday of
last week, a vagabond named Edward
Nealus, who had just been released from
the workhouse, Was nominated for Mem
her Of the Board of Public Works In
the evening the State Central Committee
bounced him and put another man in
his place. All of which goes TO show
the kind Of material Of which the De-
mocraey of Ohio is composed, and the
uselessness Of holding a Convention when
the State Committee has the power to
unmake and make nominations.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1886-08-25

AFTER going off half cooked and de-
manding the immediate release Of Cut
ting, Secretary Bayard came to the con
clusion that Davy Crockett's advice, BE
sure you are right, then 60 ahead" con-
tanned the germs of wisdom. 30 he has
sent a special ambassador down 10 Next
CO 10 investigate. before he runs the
country into a war. Great Administra-
ion this
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1886-08-25

LErs see, We gave Blaine 81 900 in
this State a couple of years since. What's
10 hinder beatingthe piddling Democrat
ic ticket with Chan. Black at the head of
it, at least 100000? We can do il, boys,
if we only make up our minds TO the
iob.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1886-08-25
A Town pestroyed by a FIood.

Nc.ALES. 4. T. August l9-Neas hr
Just been rcceiyei here ihat the town IL -
nae, in sonora, vas eutinly swep; away By
iiorh on SATURDAY and sunday. Toe ,
had a population IF 10. Not a hou~s WI.
len standing. Grain fields VEN %datienoi a
the ground
No estimate 81 lamaee or i-- of ff /.
given.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1886-08-25

THERE can no longerbe any doubt that
Randall i the Democratic Boss in Penn
sylvania. He knew that Black had no
earthly chance Of being eieciei Govern
or. but he just picked him up and smash
ed Wallace with him, e. prove his power.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1886-08-25

The kids are on top and the veterans
are relegated to the rear. Hence these
tesrs. The mourners are dolefully sing
ing, "Dems. who ma wi Wallace bled,"
with the refrain, "Welcome TO your CORY
beds. mo- to victory
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1886-08-25
The MexIean rhub,.

WAsHrNsr'S. Aug. @-i~Jaieae
official and private. received tom III. NJ
can border at the state Defaiueat
were . peaceful in tome tia ,bo.e.~
last fortnight The excitement q,
efthe Rio Gronde has subsidized. md 4
less danger Of IN outbreak. A usn
shown oawait the result ofthc se.ti,,
now pending.
ASSISTANT SECRETARY Porter, sfeasinv Of
matter Today said there was ever,
Of am amicabls and speedy adjusrn.n, ~.
differences between the GovernInen,.
said the state Department Officials has
iieyed this from the first and had .a;lr..
attention to the popular ciamor Rep
Ell if anything definite was known ali.
proposed pardon and release Of ouup.
replied that he was not al liberty Ia so
the matter aud could repeat in a
way that there was no rcaSon 10 apn,
further trouble growing out of the u,a,,..
Roo srsrIoSED vIs-s-vIs
LAREDO Tex Aug. 3.-News hayiu--
rived here thai the Mexican authorH@
fortified a snail town some hay n.ae
the river, csliel Pan. and placed a
menf of~ixiy tnops there, the .comman
Of Fort Mclnts h, Colonel Bernard d,
4 body Of twenty men fnom this r.,t
.eft here Yesterday. and viii remain FIR i,
present at Palaiox. opposite Pan. ou "a
side Of the nyer. since rImors hal arrived
the effect that he Moxicans had crs~,l
river To this sile Paiafox y a deserted min
ing town with bu; few inhabitants. bgt M
ranches a II adiaeent 10 ii and could
be- plundensL
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1886-08-25

THE Ohio Prohibiiionists have denoun-
ced Francis Murphy as medd esome and
mischievous. As Murphy talks temper
peranoe, and not politics, the milk in that
c0coanut il accounted for.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1886-08-25

Man h fsarfully and wonderfully made.
II YOU doubt il, eei halfa dozen Of the
daily papers and examine the counterfeit
presentmenis OF Chauncey r. Black.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1886-08-25
TERMS:

Ten per cent on day Of sale Oue-thirt Of bal
auce on continuation of sale One-third on the -
Of April. lss7 AMI one-third In one year from day
of sale. with interest.
JACOB KOONTZ.
Aug. II. Administrator ofw. II. H. Lohr. deed
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1886-08-25

Raspaif aerfto in-h celebration
II Chicaga rhcr , 10 man living thst
can give them mara I.ui- on home mlt.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1886-08-25

Black enters upon the campaign AS the
bosse> and o~fiioe-holders candidate. which
Is a I-oor recommendation indeed. Had the
Convention boldly thrown both Randall and
Wallace out Of the fight. and taken up a
man not identified with either wing of the
party, both wings would have Topped to-
gether To his support, and he would have
drawn largely from those Republicans who
are dissatisfied with their ticket. Men of
merit and ability were named for the office,
but were thrust aside.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1886-08-25

sutJes g. fhs docisau afuse Republican De-
tnr foufrlelirc
FuH ASSEMBLY.
JANE q rIau af -mfrar B1ruurh
NOAH : Nuffn flonnef Tovuship
rsH Associate TriH7E
skNUfI NaIkfN Il k-naxhaay rosuship
nIINEEr euktfE ~ gsrmstsuing Tsp
pa ufsTEIfT ATTORNEY
fEEu y EE-UEEE Il -mer nruu
pa rslE Har-E rlEDCraR
fHkrK @UNrrNfE - Township
NE GOWN EEfFNun
NFI11aN EaELE IT unf-l Tnunstir
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1886-08-25
THURSDAY September %, 1855,

az iofelock b. ". The flluUing described naI e
tate, late the proilerty 81 VIM H. H. Lahr decsa-
ell to-Nif
a valuable Earn situate In Quemahouing tnur-
ship. -pmersef c1uuty. Pa. adioinins and- uf
ThO~ Einglcr De- Oh kgrutx. A. Washer. Adam
Bcrkehilc and Urhers. and contains ahluf ii
acres more or les. q which about 3 asres ar
cleared. The improvements are a gtuHi LnE
House. ruumv AMI convenient. with gaod water
near by. 4 substantial bank barn with thrrshiug
hOors and granaries. &e., sc; a dne orchard Win
fruit hearing tres. The minerals Of the said
tract arr 81 The t~-t order, there being AN ahuu-
dance Of coal uul limestone.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1886-08-25

FuR C0NeRESs.
EDwAED sCrii- If -anersct Borough,
subject ID ihc decision " the Republican DE-
frrf toufrreucr.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1886-08-25

of course, there is no expectation in the
mind ofanybody that there is going TO be
any winning, or any show of winning, with
this ticket and this platform. There was no
idea of winning in the mind of anybody
when the ticket was made up and the plat
form drafted into smooth syntax. Well.
then, what was the Convention held for. and
what Is all the Robbery about? the reader
wants 70 know, II was all about giving Mr..
Randall a better chance To figure as the
Democratic boss of Pennsylvania petwcen
now and the year lsss and at the Democrat
lie Presidential Convention ofthe year 1855.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1886-08-25
Evening News ,Rep)
Philadelphia Inquirer CRep.l

II Mr.. Randall failei to get anything he
wanted from the Convention il was issause
he failed to call for it. The nominee for
,iorcrnur j. a man OF hi- own selection. and
without biz aid could not dreamed of sue
oesS. II wa al hi instance that a Knight Of
Labor was named for Congressman al large.
and the platform. such as il Is, was just such
a delivcranoc a. he chose 10 make it. In
ine, the initials OFFS J. r. are branded upon
the carcass ofthc Democracy Of Pennsylvania
in letters 50 large that they may he read
with the naked eye whether the beholder
stands in Washington or in Illinois.
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BUREAU: RIVE GAUCHE,
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AU.OESSOUS De u'EGllSE ST. PIERRE


Spirituclle aniie, idsale beant&.
Je voudrais pres de toi. par Ii Muse einporte.
An souilie dee s6phyrs snr IN l<gsr nuags
Menvoler sur lee besds 10 t0u char,uamt rivage.
Noslie. vois-tu, loip de toi 10 sens bien
Que men ceur ain0uFeux ne Peut tenir rien,
Tes beaux yeux out ravi tont eutiAre mon Asne:
Pour vivre ellie besOin de leur celeste famine.
Quand parcoaant lea bois e vols les oiseanx blens
s. mouvor en- volanr. je crois voir de tea yeux
Lxclat tout scintiliant sorti de 10 prunclle
Qui lut CONNIE an rsyon d'amOus teudre ct 6d'els;
u mea charsuants siseaux. voies. voles toIjoars,
Car votre vol m'smporte NEE chsates aanoars
CONNIE nm doux souvenir captive 10 peus<e
Que rame rId<al ~ fait In Hanc<e.
Ei psis dams lcs isriins. qnand le reAet 81 par
Des Aemrs brilc ~ solicit de lenr couleur d'asue,
Je crois vOir dc tes yeMx h sublisse Stloselle
on asassns = qai ssyit Asrae irssllretwe'le ",
Dameur--et c'sss sisss 90 y l<Assosse ~ atfs.
- fss a.sW apub Asps ysDs nnAApVAeA,
ASssAO Aqo)1sh - a. siesa3alo sssGars
nieu cpmsne eux les oisealit, Yes ne61a 9 tGm 81
tepdre.
%. TAnNAxy.
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Luc;snps chsseha Raeal De- yeus. Ells
:; ts;.nt q ri ,stis;s pous % iaSss, & xs;sos pou...nt
dc retour. Lss mSIodiss qui . sueoed d>ssnt ns
Pursct szraehsr T. jsuns femme Hrquista'
d qui ropprsssa;t- .s,. -, :. -.
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h bssoin d rsspirse IN moment On donna
d nouvsan On Pea d'aif, q pendant vingt mi-
nutes environ, + musique tut intserompue..
r Luc;enns, tout q agitant seo tventaal,
exprima le d6sir Do changer d place pendant
aueloues ips&ants. AuiIit6e soa vodstn ~
levs et, ls plus coustoisemsnt do monde, -
NIT l 9 disposition. Ells rosa b main sur
10 beas aui lui itait o&sst g - promna dun
salou dans rautse, saluss par - uns, esrst6e
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- 4 rsdmissAion avos hqaGlA tous y psenr.
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M iio: intarJoGer dun coup @@l yaplde
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put rooae;se eEaeisussnsot esau{ au| Eavait
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