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The Lincoln County leader. [volume] (White Oaks, Lincoln County, N.M.) 1882-189?, 1886-09-04

and we guilelessly complain tc
mother of all our petty ills, then
indeed Is the consolation Of purity
sweet to the soul of her who's,
breast did nourish and whose love.
ing arms protect us.
(My neighbor has child who ,e
origin | doubt, and, because | so
declaimed, he was angry and did
besmirch my good name and Sian.
der my truth.)
The brave generosity of woman
kind is the antipodes of the cow
ardly selfishness of man. She
dwells in the tabernacle upon the
shrine of virtue . he in the vault
of Shiny vice and reeking cor
ruptlon. She, a great Creator
thought the world incomplete
without He, stencil in the
nostrils Of his God
(And yet, again, the contrary.
Another noighb)r hath uttered
foul words OF me because have
oplned his wife to be unchaste ; and
his lack of charity hath made me
sad at heart.)
The truthfulness, integrity and
bravery of man is never unaccoin-
panied by gentleness and generos-
ity, but how numerous the ex-
ceptions.
because did expresses my be-
lief that another neighbor was
untruthful and Of no integrity, hc
did loose all generosity and, with
no gerttlcness, did maIlgn me IN
gross words and strike me as lci
would a dog)
The greatest Of virtue is charity, !
for it cbvcroth a multitude of sins.
| will row take up a collection
tor an orphan while the choir sings
the 43rd Psalm, II am the
orphan.)
TuTpSDNV EP1D,v
The Lincoln County leader. [volume] (White Oaks, Lincoln County, N.M.) 1882-189?, 1886-09-04
REPUBLICAN CONVENTION.

Convention met Aug. 31st., qnd
was called to order by Col. d. j.
NJ. a. Jewett, Chm, Rep. Ccn.Co.
On motion, Col. r. ". Ileman
was called upon to act as tcnpora
ry Chairman, and 4. G. Tillotsom
as tenn .orary Secretary.
On motion, the Chair appointed
a committee Of five on credentials,
permanent organization, anO order
IF business. The Chair therelpom
appointed ID. NJ. Eeston, Geo. b.
barber, Jose Monta anna, Peter | 9id
and Geo. l.. Ulricli.
On motion convention took Il rc-
cess OF one hour.
Upon re-asscmbling tho follow
ing report was made and urani-
uonSly adopted
That Col. r. w. IIeman be Chm
and Geo. l.. Ulrick, be sec.
in accordance with rcpo ! Of the
committee hn order of business,
the following nominations were
made nnd unanimously adopted
-Four delegates to the Z publ
The Lincoln County leader. [volume] (White Oaks, Lincoln County, N.M.) 1882-189?, 1886-09-04
NUMBER 49,
DEATH. OF C.rA. DIVES.

Our people were shocfcd last
ednesday morning on hcatir'g
that at o'clock the night befol @
Charles AShburn Davies had de.
parted this life. His illness was
brief. Sunday evening, What he
considered9a, sty, appeared under
one of his eyes, but Monday it de
veloped into eresypilas, toek firm
hold on his brain, and a speedy de-
mise ensued.
G. A. Davies was born 59 wears
ago, in Norfolk, Va. Twenty
years ago the 3rd OF this month, he
was married, in Kentucky, to the
lady who is now his widow. Six
years ago, with his wife and little
girl, he located IL White, Oaks,
Where he has since been industri-
onsly engaged in mining, and what
ever his hands could find to do
lie was somewhat erratic, but kind
hearted and honest, and in all re-
spects good and worthy citizen.
IHE Democrats OF Lincoln Co,
have put the following ticket in
the field
Representative -Chas Ii. Slaugh-
ter.
Probate Judge. NJ. Coggin.
Trcasurer-J. j. Dolan.
Supt. Of Schools-B. A. Nv
meyer
Probate Clork-Joncs Talia-
ierre.
Sheriff Jas r. Brent.
Assessor-W. g, Nc Donald.
County Commissioners-Mark
lowell, &. Il. Young, J. A.
3eard.
For delegates to the Socorro
Jonvention-Capt. Lea, w. S.
{yan, j. j. CockreII, G.. r. Young,
nd Jeff Grumbles The second
famed will carry the brains Of the
olegation.
The Lincoln County leader. [volume] (White Oaks, Lincoln County, N.M.) 1882-189?, 1886-09-04

TuE Daily Citizen is a new ven
ure at Albuquerque. by c. l..
Ilubbs, one Of the best newspaper
men in the Territory. We hope
it will live to be an old citizen.
The Lincoln County leader. [volume] (White Oaks, Lincoln County, N.M.) 1882-189?, 1886-09-04
RELIGION.
< Textile Sermon on the Gospel Ae
cording TO Heads I Win,
Tails You Loose


, My DEAR MAJAn.
in the charity Of the human
heart there dwclls forgiveness OF
sin that should be encouraged,
thoIsl the crtnia ot my in Ii.
viduaI neighbor leaves ,ue b gg W.
ed otmoney and bankrupS n clem-
ency)
Through the abundance o: the
heart the mouth Speaketh, (the
cattle baron must die y.
When the ills Of life crowd us
to the neither Store Of grinding mis-
fortune, our hearts should be ell
evated in hope Of forgiveness tor
our transgresslons, (my personal
enemies are excepted, for egctism
would be my falut did | pray
selhshly tor my individual dispo-
sitions).
But a short time siLce, in the
lower part of this county, a man
was overcome by frcnzied anger
and i'll the moment of his madness
killed fellow being, who, when
dying torgave his slayer md eX-
pressed in feeble accents the hope |
Of his subsequent security from
prosecution tor his crime.
How seldom, my dear b"ethern,
90 we see such illustrations OF |
mercy and charity
How sweet the uses Of adversity |
when the love ot our our tommon
kind gilds our every thought,
actuatcs our every deed
ilOw different, auotncrinstauce.
huocrntIy | purchased Il rpnch
.lnd secured nominal titles to
several others. and placed upon
tlcul several thousand head OF
,Ilpcn. llv purpose WAS to better
the condition of my fellow crca.
.prps bv oblising am aGioininr
ranch and cattle to bny the ranch
,g and sheep | held. at nv licures.
.ho, ! NJ. dit be able to rive aims
md extent the blessing Of my
personal charity. Tins. however,
re refused to do. and | in Justice
% ali men, lifted my humble voice
md proclaimed linn a selfish
lesTuter ot peoples happiness aud s
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when he looked up for the ,clouds,
he only saw jeff Grumblcs, head.
ing off the sun and picking hail
stones ont Of rain cloud There
are no wrinkles in jeff.
y
George UIri,k, IS too -Ftod a
man to be Il Republican. Iymct
him,as he came in with his boots
under his arm, and askcds if his
feet were sore. He intornicdi,me
that the roads were not very good
but soft.
X
Mr.. A. G. Lane, needs pointer
in politics, and III give him one.
He wore u linen coat in the day
time. andsa heavy one at night.
Now candidate must never let it
be known that he has more than
one coat
Ed' heeIcy, was 50 happy lie
forgot 10 eat his supper hut khlled
up on water melon, until his
trends feared that lie wouid have .
the c@o|e'" mo|d'a&.
o. H'man, wHs "lodker on
III l'hna amt took atrwpointe+s
I'VE got 'tm tor the C"I Tor telling
'> Wv '"''' N'"'A HG tOIu me last
court. l don't allow any nian to
tell me story twicr
C@l sJcwctt, notice, always
wears slippers. No@ l'n friend
OF fhc N"I'S, and as such only |
MAKE Dnlu t"ercmark That his feet
will always be tender untI ba nm,
loads few oi those aIiircdjiniiials.
No doubt they're all good. but
they're too blamed heavy f,r
man to carry longratga stretch
~
| won't 3ay who It was. but =
White Oaks gdelegate started to
write a ballot, and cuss me if no
didn'tput girls name on ttc
paper. lie recovored4m time 70
.ectify the mistake. Ask .Io4
Your boys We're very Av and :,
worked the hair, off the Pcnasco :
delegations. Five for three is NOT
.ery bad, boys, but III have beerI .
Iere a little lonoor na,.. '0'
worked in SIX myself -ono;ns+ ,,.
~. ''' c
Johnny Patty, and Jim Rcd.
nan, for heavens sake keen fhan
t home. They ran M ngainst - "
'acon load of water maIons and v
.arly ION de, Z hen.eI, os Tlo,, +
re regular famine breeders r.t1 q
.hy some of rs are hnpo,.u wv. y
hey can stab a water noIon ~ "
io to the heart and drink ~ Iito p
. 80 .. ''iN |;
Put them on \ bay n
let and tune 'om down. Il
a.
Delegates Schwarts and Loomis II
ON precinct No. 10, were, sin. tc
.F'lcto't 20 cast the voyo Of this &c
~ e.. sc
The Lincoln County leader. [volume] (White Oaks, Lincoln County, N.M.) 1882-189?, 1886-09-04

Kiss the baby while you cam"
edmonishes poet. 1--WE can
kiss her just as well eighteen or
twenty years from now-if she's
that kind of baby" cautiously re-
marks the Buffalo Express.
The Lincoln County leader. [volume] (White Oaks, Lincoln County, N.M.) 1882-189?, 1886-09-04

"Mr. Bland, said Il guest to the
landlord Of a Bar Ilarbor h5tei,
"your table Is oven worse ,han it
was last year. And the indig-
nant BonithGe answered without
reflection That /, impossible,
sir"
The Lincoln County leader. [volume] (White Oaks, Lincoln County, N.M.) 1882-189?, 1886-09-04
THURSDAY FRIDAY.

JoHN fMGERALD, the new Pres
icent Of the Irish Land League, is
an old and valued friend OF the cd
itor Of the LEADER. When we
first knew him he resided at
Plattsmouth Neb, and was r. Il.
contractor. Later ne became a
resident of Lincoln, tie capital of
Nebraska, where he engaged in
tne banking business. lie is very
wealthy, his earnings Ihaving been
acquired by honest industry and
sage management. tie is true
type ot an lrishman, warm hearted,
liberal, and quick wittetl. We
congratulate him on hIs elevation,
and the Irish Americans on their
success in securing such a cred
liable representative.
IT the late~tacconnts are correct
the removal Of Prince Alexander
from the Bulgarian thro!le was an
outrage hardly paralIeIed for It's
intamny in history. 1t is alleged
that Russian spies and emissaries
have been for three years past on
gagged in undermining the Bul-
galian Government ana in corrupt
ing the army and public men. BY
Il seres OF mtrigues a regiment
which had been thorougIy Russian
lied was assigned to garrison Sofia
the capital, and under their pro-
lection the conspirators seized AL
eXander in his palace at midnight
and hurried him aboard steamer
by which h" was conveyed 10 a
Russian post, where lie is now
held Il prisoner.
The Lincoln County leader. [volume] (White Oaks, Lincoln County, N.M.) 1882-189?, 1886-09-04
Gro, /. ULRIcK, See.

Subsequently the County Central
Committee met, and elected L, VI.
IIcman, Chm, andfi G. Tilotson,
See.
The Lincoln County leader. [volume] (White Oaks, Lincoln County, N.M.) 1882-189?, 1886-09-04

TnE Independent OF last week
published the following exhibit of
the assessed valuation OF property
in Lincoln Counts rs per levy Of
this wear:
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BOTH, CONVENTIONS.

One5delcgate observed thatirhe
thoughtsit was going9to rain, but
when he looked up for the Clouds,
he only saw jeff Grumbles, head
ing off the sun and picking hail
stones ont Of "a rain cloud There
are no wrinkles in jeff.
The Lincoln County leader. [volume] (White Oaks, Lincoln County, N.M.) 1882-189?, 1886-09-04

a FRIEND, who is not Irish, but
Sympathises with Ireland and the
Irish people, requests us to inform
him and others of our readers, who
Napper Tandy was, as his name is
so frequently spoken OF, and so
quantity referred to in the favor
ite Irish song wv caring of the
Green" Nappcr was a gifted
son of Erin, one of th4,mSst gifted
and selt-sacrifcing of the leaders of
the United Irishmen. lie was
chosen as delegate to seek French
aid, andlreccived from Napoleon
commission as General of Brig
ade IN u contemplated expedition
which fell through. The year after
English spies found out his resi-
dence IN Hamburg, and on the
peremptory demand OF England he
was given up as a prisoner. Ma
poleon Immediately sent to Eng
land al equally peremptory de-
mand for his release, on theground
that hewas an officer in the French
army, and declared that if one
hair OF Napper Tandy's head was
an English prisoner of
equal rank should be hanged as
soon as the news reached France.
England backed down, and Napier
was exchanged as a prisoner of
war. lie served afterwards with
great distinction in the French
army, but never forgot his native
and, his first saihtation to any ex-
lie Of Erin he ever met being,
How is old lrelandW
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George tIri,k, is too rFtod a
man to be Il Republican. IYmot
him.as he came in with his boots
under his arm, and iaskcds if his
feet were sore. He intormedj,me
that the roads were not very good
but soft.
The Lincoln County leader. [volume] (White Oaks, Lincoln County, N.M.) 1882-189?, 1886-09-04
REPUBLICAN TICKET.

SherIr-FRANK LEsNET.
Nsscssor-THoMAs c. TILLoTsON.
Probate Clcrk-JoHN a. WOODLAND.
Prob. Judgc-FRANCIsCo II IAERO LUEKAs
County Trrasurcr-ARcApIo SAIs.
Supt Of echools--D. G.. EowLIN.
FlOrcnciO Gonzales,
County Cons. John 4. Brothcrs,'
&. B. Eddy.
The Lincoln County leader. [volume] (White Oaks, Lincoln County, N.M.) 1882-189?, 1886-09-04

Ny friend Sawmill Biges, has
the biggest blush on record. 1t
starts at his chin and runs up over
his head and down to his color
you can see It aIl the wav-not n
hair IN the road. Got. a high tore.
head t6o--runs over his liUad and
clean down to the small of his
back.
The Lincoln County leader. [volume] (White Oaks, Lincoln County, N.M.) 1882-189?, 1886-09-04

Mr.. A. G. Lane, needs pointer
in politics, and III give him one.
lie wore alinen coat in the day
time. andsa heavy one at night.
Now Il candidate must never let it
be known that he has more than
one coat.
The Lincoln County leader. [volume] (White Oaks, Lincoln County, N.M.) 1882-189?, 1886-09-04

| won't ny who 1t was, but a
White Oaks sdelegate, started to
write ballot, and cuss me if he
didn'tp0t girls name on the
paper He recoycredaln. time to
rectify the mistake. Ask jeff
The Lincoln County leader. [volume] (White Oaks, Lincoln County, N.M.) 1882-189?, 1886-09-04
Saturday, Sept. 4, 1855.

VIM. oafssov, za4t9z e rrepzlet9z
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The Lincoln County leader. [volume] (White Oaks, Lincoln County, N.M.) 1882-189?, 1886-09-04

The republican convention as
semoltd very modestly in Mrs.
ONeil's sitting room, and there
nominated their ticket. Frank
LeSnot wore his nat hind end in
'front.' playing careless like good
politician instead Of q good fellow
which he is, and Ed. Nc Pherson,
looked like a regular tenderfoot
ont on mashIng promenade.
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R0IIcE Of sALE.

Tn THE DISTRICT CoUar OF THE
fhtfI y4dictal Da rIct o. Wash 'neton
TsrrltssJ. holiing terms e Seattle. "a Hing
C1a,1e.
Ne, tss wm. ?. sbarps and wm. n. or
n4n. par nefs 4 ang hn I lasa uudaf the arm
Ams y sAarpe. OTIS 4 % Line lss h w..
Z n : esnner Little Sage whsoAf james A.
Has - q lately gas naa-ler. her boilers, 60
SHEA isekla, aUpkrel and furni ne. ard
ms A. kees. william II ABEL and william
@ Abel. paataegu cling basinnaa uAdsr the
sra mana II Atel 4 Hes. 0w-ers. Re-
fpondsate. George y olaae, oiaiman'; Harry
eilev and CHS. D. eporrr. infcrsonoss
hltics j. bar sby Riyoo that, whereas. b .
d crae Of IN above enutled eaurt. enfsfsf 81
rrcard = said court % tie 10 81 May.
A. p. 1854 he auoVs nan stesu o. Z uls
kasiF. her boilers. epstne. iaekir, appaaei,
nao liner and fafsiture. wers copdemnad
end ~ eFel 20 Be anid 10 ne mar neF pr
y ed ~ iaw, = aus ser ths prayer of TIE
ahnte named hellsufa.
fheielcse ! viii sci saii aletmer e puhllo
are itoa, % she hsehaaa hfsdeF, iur caah, 4 the
eaes thA sFqta mla liver e. tha plAea
- le4 to- u hlua c91ntr WashineIon Ter
sit.rI. - Sc hour 81 a'cioek "a TIE nfter.
n n. % faaAd ,. q 1eth Gay 81 Ne4, 1888.
Da'rd ~ satsie Alag csasly, Waanlnaioh
fsrri'esy. .his i7sA cav @ Msy, a. .. 1855.
q. 3 MsFahAlf for Washina' 81 fsrFitory.
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DAILY Posi- InIEllIeEHrEn


49, a.. @.s,tu.a ssllm IL IA q 'sn
= 80 -, -, - - -
= - ---.. -. - -.
: ~ ss.ts..s s..,.. .s..~- 1880.
ees,y 49, q $500 ,siIrssns ana
- -, .s.e g. s.ees nsus-
-. - 80 g ...ss..ss "a tis-
-. ~ - - ~ nsnssst e sspss
- - ,s,s1s..sr vie9sof ths sosle
- es.s,s,,ss - ussu osessi1slious e
wsS.b srsv - ste osnsna sems apank
- 81. ..s,ev afarn u Nsm Yofk and
lssn,cn. $500. fsr ne tradts asie.s
w1ers sarsa the9 frps6mn1 easns ~
go - pabsls spfrisa q fhs fnr
e,,t. ssso,s ~ 4 fhs Eorfh. s,ms
49, ssom aesisni arnl eouaunisisss
ethsfn fsom shs esuaf man1tsatarin9
snsssa Takes ,hsr. ihes payers
nrotablg rspgsns ~ ssalimsnt q
~ psepss IS BE Usstpd Ssases mere
sssnrsteis tfan i soaid - REPRESENTED
I. anq eshss uay. Il i, shsseaofs, 3
h.mlli.tion ed : absms teas auonR
81 thnrs papsrs. rsprsseuflrR AZ slasses
81 nssp.s ana esssiona q tns ssanafy'
ths onty ene ms endorsed DO oussaHsa
psspsnAssd s. re Chiesgo Socialists.
as onfy cne lhai rti1lsed ia ne foni
anusast q ths Chigaao polsee, TIE eniy
ems fhss stW 70 thst maEde1-snd -
g5lsaa ls ase Il -aa iudleation that NJ
sgnamsie hamb BAD enteFed An'ssiaan
esIfilsn. 3 pnblished % Hseltie.
zhis shoaahl i eneaeh % cal ne
hlnsh d shame q ne eheek g svtEy
fsua anil iau- sbIdina sitSsn % ssaitil.
notlf nnyshins = needsd % add . ths
aseasana. q il foand IL 10 farther
ahonpnt thas ~ pspss whioh tbns Ms
ssurs.snisi tho people e Tbs eliy, I.
net Al lsreaposslbla ahsea whiah speaks
a. nesIf aioas. 81 thnt 4 h ne 80
ka,ulsdena organ q : Goeiety which
suanss esooue 10 nembara I.rRs nnm-
~ 81 eas oltissns and that Is speaha %
- pah,ls fos shas sooiotg. II Ne sem
hess Of thnf orasniEsiien Do not aesas
Win ths hffaens oplalans expressed ~
shals oasalal papsl. they have taken 10
unlna q lnform fns panlie u the fact
rhs c.uss which haa diseraoed Ne city
doobIv einerases thoa. ainos 4 still pub-
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e 80 er ceaeREaa.

nis passihls Cor CONGRESS 70 commit
: srime. and tie present Congress b
eommiliina ons. Allhosgs tho mesi
Lavish appropriations are being made
FOR pouaiona. for rivers aud harhars, for
anything add everything that ean help
lndlsldnal C0naFeasmsn 70 = Es-sleaticn.
40 monay can be spared fof the recon.
siraetios q she navy, mons for coast
dafanaos. none e relieve the people
from ne constant apprehension Of hav-
lac theis seaport cities destroyed hy the
irnneladH Of ans swo fora cent nation
thai may happen 20 Imagine that Il has
8 agisvanee. THIS Il nos earelessness-
il 4 crime. 1hs Gill Of sue people on
this eahisas b we'll enough known. The
ieedess Of nallonsi thought have told
Congress ~ daly. There havs been
WARNINGS thai coald aos have bean mis-.
anaeFsaaod. YET Ceuefe does not aot,
ana Il i understood that no eppfoprla-
tions viii BE- mada daring the present
session. either fos she construction q
soast dsfsassa o. Cor The FsoonstFuetion
q Ne anyy.
The psople my nov vel despair Of
having tAslF volcs 10 lhis natter hssdsd.
Tue psessat siais Of Affairs will con.
tinns. Tho Naslon will sleep uAtll Il q
rudsly awakened. The Dotted States
today 10 = greet. anRmea China. when
Ne EaeliAh ant French troops fssi
eams 10 contact With ths soldiers Of
CANA, about hals . oantufy AGO, Tie
whale world laughed a. the brave bat
futila AND paihesioally childish efotis
81 Ne chinese 10 defend their souniFy
fFem Invasion. They wAaed war With
aveaEa and paper shields and g battle
With thea seemed like sohoolboys'
apasL II NE unstad States should BE-
lsvoisea ID var to-day. she story 70 ha
ted uoald Be much the same. Oar sol.
disFs woald hghs With lhs weapons Of a
quarter % q eentaFy age against he
weapons Of today. Whhoas shipa vish.
oat torsFeaaae and withoai Improved
ordinances. cur ooasts would be utterly
81 ths msseg q ne enemy. A brave
aaas woald aaFslY BE- made. hat q
would b pAthssisAlly hopslesa one.
Tho Denosrstis pArty On eoaine isls
power hAd = RseAt oppaEiaaiiy. Il Il
isaslnn thai epposa0nity pass ne hrst
dasy q ths hear b nselsesed end aisre-
Raraed. TIE reople are 10 pas Jade.
msnt epnn Tits criminal naeseet and
thaif ssFdict wiii b heaFa Ia zee Can.
NfsaaienAl eleeiisas % next Nosemher.
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The meelinRog The ka:gsas q Pythiaa
here calls 10 mina the numerous social
erasrs that have uutaal life lnsasanos
- enc 81 the maia features Of I cir o..
RaniHasieaa LAFRe uumbsFs q tnsas-
aacs eompAnhs are moaalea upoe ne
same design. Life insnFanss y aassy
ealains Ia popoiaFi,y. bat ne immsas,
mambessasp We masoAi ssnpARses bed
demonstrates The fact thai sac settled
hsissf b ahsoad that Ne cd fas6isasS,
lsyei pssmiam csmpanies hala shsiE
rates To- hiEh--shas ~ mpes az skc
Efemiums pala - thsua e. - mske &c
sArzs salsFiss - tha olassrs and In
mansa pscaia 70 - eamrsnisa
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The osaaRsmsa u ui.tsF. VIE sndsE
~ nAms 81 LsyAiis,s eanssmplais ea.
Raatng n arpeslliaa. uasae = nsssaks
vhsa tAsy baaS,ea q tie aia they
woaia rsselve fssa CAaaaA and Aus
asaiiA ThAs l. = point upaa uhisA ths
SslioaAlits have a gress Aavantaee u
then. II an7 aid IA b b fnrsisAsd
fssm this side q ths SEA, Amsgiea ulll
ssnd isa sea - aRhs Ia lhs Eatioasllst
saass ics ever csc stas b ckaaaa 70
Axht 10 sAs sanse a. ne Custer osAnas.
nea. he laitss k.d better Be eAtsfal
how thsy lavsAe I'D fsoa ~ sauias.
bswoRid b. q danassous pssosdsal.
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6nantr1nx Asn THMtnaE ma1.
1MMa A. M9HE


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