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The Palatka daily news. (Palatka, Fla.) 1884-1888, 1886-04-01
EDUCATION IN THE SOUTH.

Bev. A. ID. Mayo, in his address
before tho Louisiana Educational
Society, on the 25,h ult., discussed
at great length and forcc the subjcc
of popular education, and the kind
most necessary in the south. Ills
suggestions apply equally as well to
Florida as to the state of Louisiana.
We clip portion of his address as
reported in the Times. Democra, for
the benefit of the readers of Tnr
News:
Now the thing to be aimed at il q
thorough organization of the Gle
mentary and secondary education in
every parish in the state. Nothing
less than good country district
school for all children, six months
in the year, taught fairly hy relia-
bio teacher, with such gradual in.
PRODUCTION Of industrial training a-
can be had, and good graded school
for white and for colorcd, well su.
pervlsed. with a thorough industrial
annex in town, will do the work for
the children under fifteen wears Of
age. With this the mass Of the
children can be safely left to the dis.
cipline of American life with the con.
slant aid of the church, the press and
the growing Improvement in the
home and society with woman lead.
ing the glorious work Of temperance
and all that comes thcrefrom. lou
will then have, outside of New Or.
leans, perhaps 1000 to 10000 youths
able to take the secondary oduca.
ton with profit. l'hcrc is now a
number of academies in the state
that, in time past, have been of great
service to the people. Most If them
are suffering from lack of funds and
the necessity of ngprimary work.
The best of these should be endowed
by the churches they rcrrcsen, aud
their faithful teachers enabled 10 do
proper acalcmical work. There
are many attempts to establish high
schools, but the majority of them
are IN an uncertain condition, ard
altogether the secondary education
needs wise and vigorous handling.
Inc cheapes, and by far the most
effective way OF organizing lust now
sto place high school depart.
meht on the top Of the graded
school IN the chief town Of every
parish 1t may he tuition school.
hut should he under the SUPERVISION
OF the public school authorities. sup.
er'lscd and taught hy the best
teachers IN the place. Probably in
every parish in the state, is one town
or locality where such a system of
graded instruction, from the. p,i.
mary school TO the college, could be
arranged ly calling private zeal to
supplement- the public fund.. That
school would he the hes, investment
inc people Of any town could make.
IL could educate all the children for
hA,i The money that is now spent in
niue private home schools and rx.
pohslye outside scminaries in teach.
'ng tail the children. II would
see permanent positions and large
'nnuenec 10 the best teachers in the
The Palatka daily news. (Palatka, Fla.) 1884-1888, 1886-04-01

Editor Mcclure, writing to the
Philadelphia Times, from St. Au.
gustine, March 10th, says: 81 hazard
little in saying that the present gen
Grafton will see scores of hotels in
Florida FAR outstripping the mos,
popular and costly watering places
Of the north alike in number and
elegance"
The Palatka daily news. (Palatka, Fla.) 1884-1888, 1886-04-01

The Western Union Telegraph Com
pany have to paw Thomas W. Pearsall,
of New York, Si115 for not properly de.
livcr'ng message. 1t was sent to Thos.
W. Pearsall Il Co., but the message be.
ing addressed simply to Mr.. Pearsall, il
was not opened by the firm. 1t was an
order to buy 1000 shares Western Union
stock. and the delay cost Mr.. Pearsall
considerable loss, The company set up
as defence the failure Of the sender to
pay for repeating the message. The case
was before the supreme court.
The Palatka daily news. (Palatka, Fla.) 1884-1888, 1886-04-01

Secretary Manning continues i'll
and may finally be compelled to re-
linquish his position. lie has found
the duties of his Office very labor,
GUS and beyond his strength. The
impression is gaining ground that
he may never resume them.
The Palatka daily news. (Palatka, Fla.) 1884-1888, 1886-04-01

Presiding Elder Thomas created quite
commotion ut Mondays session of the
Philadelphia conference OF the Metho.
dist church, by stating that he knew of
one pastor Of that church whose family
lived on per capita or 4 cents per day.
IL have the facts" said he, 81 can give
you living proof, for the man sits in this
conference to-day" Several Of the par
son, doubted the statement, and the FL.
der was about to produce his cents q
day preacher. when cries Of "no, no."
SHANE" that will never do" were
heard on all sides. Then the conference
proceeded to vote fund of $1,000 per
annum for its weak pastorates.'
The Palatka daily news. (Palatka, Fla.) 1884-1888, 1886-04-01

Mr.. Lefevrr. Of Ohio, has introduced
a bill in the House providing that West
Point cadets shall hereafter be appointed
from the sons or descendants Of soldiers
in the late war. and from the younger
enlisted men Of the army. 1t is further
provided that when cadet graduates he
shall be assigned to q regiment MS an en-.
listed man. and shall serve as such one
year. with the usual pay and allowance
The second years service shall be as n
corporal. the third as sergeant, after
which the soldier shall be eligible to pro-
motion as second lieutenant.
The Palatka daily news. (Palatka, Fla.) 1884-1888, 1886-04-01

The strike of workidgmen on the
Gould railroads in the southwest
remains unsettled, although the
questions at issue have been submit
ted to arbitration.
The Palatka daily news. (Palatka, Fla.) 1884-1888, 1886-04-01

1t is reported that in. boring wells
at the sulphur mines in LOUISIANA
oil was struck at a depth of $50 feet,
and is flowing 200 barrels daily.
The Palatka daily news. (Palatka, Fla.) 1884-1888, 1886-04-01

Elison's invention Of telegraphing to
and from moving train had been antic.
ipated by W. l.. Silvey, a Cincinnati tel.
egrapher, who secured q patent for fhe
same thing July l2. 1888. The appara.
tus Of his patent is identical with the Ed.
ison apparatus. with one exception only.
Edison uses telephone receiver, and the
prior invention is called n resonator. lie
expresses himself as highly pleased with
Edson's success, and shows no jealousy
lie said he had worked out his invention
on furm in Indiana. rigging up wires
in his fathers orchard, and telegraphing
from one wire to another forty feet apart
which ~ five feet more than Edison has
bridged over. Silvey thinks his appa.
ratus superior to that Of Edison, in that
his produces sounds that are audible in a
room.
The Palatka daily news. (Palatka, Fla.) 1884-1888, 1886-04-01

A Washington correspondent writes
that the false teeth that are responsible
for the peculiar expression seen in por.
traits of George Washington, are in the
Baltimore College Of Dentistry. The
lower plate is carved out Of one piece Of
ivory, teeth and all. The upper plate
was carved from ivory, us near like q
plaster cast Of the mouth as possible.
and the teeth. also of ivory, were riv-
eted on. The upper plate split after it
had been worn II whiel. and the piece was
fastened together by two thin strips Of
iron riveted to the plate.
The Palatka daily news. (Palatka, Fla.) 1884-1888, 1886-04-01

Ex President Arthurs stomach and
liver refuse to perform their natural
functions, and he is in such poor health
his physician has cut him down to milk
diet. The trouble is Mr.. Arthur had too
many dinners and receptions when he
was at the White House. His case ought
to be a warning TO President Cleveland.
The Palatka daily news. (Palatka, Fla.) 1884-1888, 1886-04-01
CH0FE'S CHOLE ERA CURE!
Old Indian Remedy for the Bowels

II Is free from opium and parents need not
be afraid that their children will DO poisoned
by It. II mover does harm but always does
good. Cures darrhoea and lux In both old and
young. When you have run down in any of
these troubles here i, your relief. The moth
ers will never cease to sing its praises for their
little children will suffer no more from their
bowels IL they keep 1t on hand.
ACk EkMAN l. JACKSON, AGTs.
The Palatka daily news. (Palatka, Fla.) 1884-1888, 1886-04-01
A Charmer with Check aud Cigar.
cites,

Brooklyn Eagle.
An elevated train stopped at the TWEEN.
ty-third street station on the Sixth Av.
enue Road yesterday afternoon and a
richly dressed young woman stepped
dainti!y aboard and moved forward to
the only vacant seat in the car. She
sank lansuidy into it, folded her hands
on her lap, purssd her lips and eyes into
u sort of panied and reminiscent look
and became lost, apparently, to her sur
roundings. She held prsysr.book in
her gloved hands. Just before the car
stopped at Thirty first street she careened
over slightly to one side and thrust her
hands into the folds OF her dress. She
tugged petulantly at something fora mo-.
ment and then yanked out small hand.
korshcf-and about q dozen cigarettes.
They flew around in all directions and
the populacs grinned. while three or four
men stopped forward, picked them up
and put them gently into her outstetched
hand. Her composure was wonderful.
Not tinge Of color was added to her
face as she bowed her thanks and re-.
sumsd her devout expression and her
vigorous clasp upon the prayerbook.
She had what is sometimes called re-.
pose.
The Palatka daily news. (Palatka, Fla.) 1884-1888, 1886-04-01
Blood

Is the life. and he Is wise who remembers il
But in March Of last year 1Si | contracted
blood poison. and being in savannah. ia at
the timc. went In the hospital there tor treat
mcnt. ] suffered very much from rheanil-
tism nj the time. did MT get well under
the treatment there. nor was cured by any ot
the usual means. | have now taken seven
bottles of Switt's Specific and am sound and
well, II drove the poison out through bolts
on the skin. DAN LEtilY.
jersey City, n. j., Aug T. lSSi.
Two years ago | contracted blood p0isu
After taking prescriptions from the hest ply
sicians here and ut Dallas. concluded to visit
Hot Springs, and on reaching Tcxarknnl
u doctor recommended me 10 try Swiit's
Specific, assuring me that IL would benefit me-
more than Hot Springs. Although the
The Palatka daily news. (Palatka, Fla.) 1884-1888, 1886-04-01

Nearly $4,000. 900 would be due
were all insured Americans to die at
once. Nearly $1,000, 100000 have al.
ready been paid on death losses in Amer.
ica.
The Palatka daily news. (Palatka, Fla.) 1884-1888, 1886-04-01
PALATKA, FLA, APRIL !. 1886.

The esth inst. is the date fixed
for jefferson Davis to lecture in
behalf of the monument fund to the
Confederate dead.
The Palatka daily news. (Palatka, Fla.) 1884-1888, 1886-04-01

THE DAILY Nsws is published every morn
ing, except Monday, and delivered by 'Srrlers
N the city, or mailed postage free, for - cents
Q month, $i.1 for three months, $50 for six
menths. or IS per annum.
The wERKLY NEWS isan s-Vagt I6-column
paper, published every saturday, containing
a. the news OF the week, local and general. II
10 tle isrges; and han'lsOmeSt weekly paper
published in Florida, and will be mailed post
age Tres Tor 81 q year, or g. cents tor slI
months. SpeciEnea copies free tn any ddress.
Lee. advertisements ~ cents per line for
erSt insertion and 10 cents per line for each adj
a. snst Insertion. SpccIa! notices ~ cent PEI
hne. Reduced rates on continued rdy'rtlse-
m.utS.
SAL advertising hills become due pro rata
every month. Local Advert isemcn'S tue 1T
che exaration of the tim tor which they are
inserted.
All renittauce> should . mGde by express,
n )ney-order ar registero setter.
Address.
$. u. HAMMOND.
RusINFss MANAGER,
PALATKA, FLORIDA.
RTGISTtRrD At TIM rALATKA Posi- OFFICE
A. SE,nNp-t'lA LASS MAIL MATTER.
The Palatka daily news. (Palatka, Fla.) 1884-1888, 1886-04-01
Poison

had produced great holes In my bach ana
chest, and had remoycdail the hair on Of my
head, yet began to Improve in Il week :
time. and the sores began 20 heat. AMI Wrt"
entirely gone inside oi eight W, eks
WILL JONES, Porter. Union Pass. Depot
Cisco. Texas. Julyl 3, 1855
Sold by all druggists.
Treatise on Blood and skin di.cusc free.
THE SWIFT SrLCtgIy co.,
Drawers Atlanta. On.
n. Y. Is, ". I'D ST
The Palatka daily news. (Palatka, Fla.) 1884-1888, 1886-04-01
Contagious

Diseases are prevalent M over the Nuili.
am native of England, and while in that
country | contracted II terrible blood poison,
and for two years WAS under treatment rs I'M
outdoor patient M \ ttngham Hospital,
England. but was not cured. | Suffered the
most aronisiug pains in my bones, and was
covered with sores all over my body and
limbs. | hal vertigo and deafness, with par
ta loss OF sight. severe pains IN my head and
eyes, etc, which nearly ran me crazy. lost
all hope in that country. ana sailed tor Amer
lea, and was treated at Roosevelt IN this city
as well us by u prominent physician In New
York having no connection with the hospitals
saw the advertisement uf Swlit> Specific,
ana determined to give ia trial rs u last re-
sort. | had given up NIL hope q being cured,
us had gone through the hands of the best
medical men In Nottingham and New York. !
took six bottles of :, :. :. and can say with
great Joy that they have cured me entirely.
l am us sound and well us | ever was III my
life. l.. FRED l.ALFOKD.
N. Y. city. June l., ISIS.
The Palatka daily news. (Palatka, Fla.) 1884-1888, 1886-04-01
THE G RAHA N,
Palatka, Florida.
Now Open

This new hotel is one of the finest in the city,
and unequaled in the state. Is conducted ON
the American and European plans. and is
adapted alike to the wants of the tourists and
the commercial men. Contains 50 rooms. sui
phur baths, fine sample rooms and all appli-
auees for q trsr-eiass hotel. The cuisine Is in
charge of famous chief. The Graham is
convenient to all railroad Gepots and steam
boat landings, and is convenient TO business.
Address all communications To the proprietor,
5. GRAHAM, Palatka. Fla.
The Palatka daily news. (Palatka, Fla.) 1884-1888, 1886-04-01

RHGISTtRrD At TIM rALATKA Posi- OFFICE
Az SESoNp-GLAsS MAIL MATTER.
Decorah-posten., 1886-09-01
Ssnebauoel.

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tan ban islD uere bIsuen nGrret os bsbrass Dig iHob fin
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ftuar Os BuIsr, iua pI Du outage bans Spasbsber.
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ling. 9uis ct Ben er taffst forever os bpier meo Gaaen
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bips ubbo[bsubs. 9uis {osfsn fprsbsr gagbsrene for Iangt
fra ~btuanbsu, iaa ufer bet, at ben r iuus 2anbsrrt, os
at giprsrue CT I torbsn. 5pis Ruaerue er bsisbs irsn1,
opsr os fjeIper, piier bet, at ben er bIsusn ousranftrsnst
psb iuart arbsibe os tan aIbris mere bIius tert. Saus
msntr os tFbeformebe 6oue tale for fla ieIp. A Risb
aIbrtg en- Stft meb ct bIaat sIer ct meIteaetiat Sfier
Dinens. 8sits uhsr en- Suasbsb t Dinsus, Der Oftsft piI
ubarts til ~Naaansbiubbsb4 tasr totaIt Cab af Spnst.
81 Bsfat big aIbrts meb tn 3ef, Der boIbsr Ersns basousr.
Dstte CT ubst lIubtassIfe ct Gssn paa onot temperament.
O. 5pis en- 9eit gar Ut euer Strammr paa g0sbsnsns,
piisr oct, at ben "~frrse". y 5pis bsu bar Iisnenbs
Dsertsr pea &r9erne, iaa er ben tilbeei9 til at inubIe.
Raar 5eiten sr gtpGseIie, fau ben for 0isbIittst fiuIe
ale bisis Sell.
Decorah-posten., 1886-09-01
SsesIer fcr Saoaine.

in marssaurts 0irsttsr tor en- SateanitaIt t 5aais
burg, 6. a,issr bar Opfat fsIssubs 10 GssIsr for gabs
ming:
y Sab lite, raar Sinbet er t Sprsr. q Bah lite
unber roget SIbsbs fnbsnbe. 81 Bah lite sftsr en- glen:
nsmpaasst Iot ellsr sfter nos:n anben Infireuselis, ubeu
fsrf at baus bullet / nosIs Elmer. 4 Bah lite sftsr at
bape ipHt iiertt, men snbnu minbre efter ~riseIisers gtg:
BELLE Of ftarte 8.itts. s. gaa alhris burtis til Babel.
g. Sab lite pbsn at pibs gsfteb ON ganSets 8pbbs os
@t,smu1ens Rstntns. y aIeb big ieunt raft al, bog ubes
at 5aRs irart, os so lao stsbIitteIis t ganoet. 81 Sprins
ub pea 5Opsost sIisr iaIfaIo ~iaaIsoes. at belle atoppen -
oalaa Sopeoet - Strar fommsr unbsr 9aubst. 81 ger
itts for Ienes ganbst. 10y Ssra sftsr Babel for raft
gIoSomIsb, bsIs usO at snioe 5uben, tsls uso at tass
aIQtsrne bu,tis paa, bells ueb ieun, maabeboIrsn gsuessIis.
Decorah-posten., 1886-09-01
Gn Siglnsliitorie.

) en- Sp9b / Spstiss, mibt inbs I Sfopen, laa for
rel Oar ttlbase en- Smsbtt, bpor en- itpr 5amnlsr bIeu
s,0FS mso S0nStraft unbsr gaur: Os 5sfFOmusr. Susbisn
r0 Oa6'r, r9 Ssrsn gap sfter for ct Erpt ubsufra, men
l@ete's tgisu at fig isID, iaa bet iisrs ganss baubs benbt,
" "lssr, JON batsbs t StOpsu, paa ben gts bIeu inbss
p3'sts Der. @H Gag bier tn SO forfuist af en- gisru CO
''8 in &tfust til SmsSien, Os gisrnsn iatts sIter. %.
IN ls t9isn stter benz bssss, men 9 toptonssn faubt bette
We 99s9eIist Os tRntte MI aIbsIss lite at aaa les paa
Sosn' ssls bsns Speculation git ub yaa, b~uOrI.bes ben
pu''t TONNE ub. timber fine ~fOrfIsuiss Sorfsg fit ben
Ses l Den Stang, psb SiaIp Gf bpiIten g~anbIusen su5s
4sOsS' SanSst TOmmsbe itrur inb Bsnbsn, os Saums.
'" 'ssaHole Of tunSte. 0suns Wluft lite lite gisrnsn,
~ Un letss's at fianSfs 50mmsrsn, ihet ben ssb fat
~ ms0 sasSsrns men bisis fit nosIs peIbise SIas, naar
3 'al III al tomnie msasm 5ammsreu os ~sImbOIten. Den
g 0s'OOer ubs Of fig isu Of ssaisri % fog snbuu parr.
w men oslio Otters ~tIappsbs 5aulmstsn ben, % tiIfsF
~ . aieets bloeist m~srbantst. 5ammerilaseue lob
Jung S'' 60 tOIt latte ofitsb til smebisu for at i, buat
y" 'at paaiaree. De fanbt aosn f~iaasnbe iammeRtrsbeu
, "a ktos' 90 ben f~iaitsIs Ismlafsbs gisru Iaa en- asbu
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gag OF sls1s bet altsIss sf msb sam.
Decorah-posten., 1886-09-01

&ar sautmel, % en- 8onoSS tus fro gaor.
ben Ssape / pitteroaIs BrefteeieIo | TeIes
marfen meo en- ntauigbeo of Snobo fra
ben sanile Tib. vi bar mango Rpso,e.
rise Der tilfteoe paa en- Gang % Gpfpns.
ulanoen gap % en- COB Sib. Deb at tonte
Iiot tilboae fan mon lite Gnbet eub at isle
en- pis Wrbsoiabso % Gatelie, naar man
~betraster oisie samIe GIbiaser; pi peo, be
er sjort al bore 5orfrorss Senosr; bisie
bar bsr bruot fit Sopeo meo at opfsre bet
I ben Gill os Smaa, iom bar naret bru.
aelia paa ben Tio, os M er Der en- iaa
lang, lang Eio iioen be neolaaos fin gans
orinssfau.
Senere unoer NIT SpboIo / &riftiania
opisste iss WorasnbIaoeis Expedition %
aiorhe Der BsfJenotHab msb en- Nono oeo
Raoa Sreorit SsImer; bon car en- 9s.oars
beiber Der % b1poe soo 9sr. Sfa bguoe
Rpbeoer til bom o. iuuoe billie fro bans
Srooer V. 5sImsr bsr / Nmsriti. ION bar
oaret min 8abu / mango Var. Sen blsn
bnoeu til at beige BAN | bans Slem o.
ttibra9te en- bebaselta Gftsn mso bam %
bans 5amiiie,
Den 25oe SuIi iaite Isa pna 9ampffibet
@eiisr after afiteo til amerita, oa nQfte
Daorsen ror oi | 8~rlftinnsiauo, buOr Sars
teist la1 / Here Elmer for at irotose aul
oa en- 9l e%mt9ranter. Sent oaa Otter.
n1toeoasn tuuoe ui bICt cine 2ano / BET
5Ierue % iHurt par pt pan bet aabne Sap
os latte RurieH mob 8eftsH. 8eiret par
taoleIig goot belle GioeH, oa efierat bape
fr,itet en- IA Gage bet iisoiommelige So
10, Tom ui til Rfn CERT ben Toe auguf,
o9 mart rplsae Ssjieielfahet fia.
Decorah-posten., 1886-09-01
SmaasTotitier.

Daan bsr aItio Jorge for, at tn 3st gar e. orosntlist
seis Of Iisse paa; sen buiIer ba Ianst bsbrs, % bet 81
msb en- Ssa fem nsb ct Msnnsfts, sr ben sobt ub8uslet.
ta arbeibsr ben bsbrs. Den b.hie Strsdie er 6pebesaIm
5ourssaImsu ct for ieis, msbeus ben Of Spsbe ct iprsb, os
bsrfor afsiusr bsbrs lnberbrsbisI. Uaen Title oil ncsIs taa
Str@a sisrs bet; Der ffal ct c~rbsntIist Gag til.
Oct CT en- mes,t tIsstis Srsmsonssmaabs, naar
man HALTER npt 81, ba at Iasse asueun buert Gag uosei
%iiorsaumeIt. eler usfaa aisrne SaIm fra fOrrtse aar, 9cs
paa Gag; bet samIe 5sbsfof inbiuser 5ustisbsb fra bet
frifte, biaIpsr til at beuare bet bebre, os optaser I fig ben
frfts 9nst, buiIfst sisr. at R,satursr p4 ipifs bet 5sIs,
iom ON bet BAR frftt 81.
Decorah-posten., 1886-09-01
3ormen, Buffet og gapen.

" Nata' > . fs7pntss stptsr unbn Surmipatnx 81 fpaui s,ars,tNa,
for -Dteerahsgofsa
Decorah-posten., 1886-09-01

NH Z. @ibfoH, Srsesoeu Htr Gunist OF II,
"a. Qtaa), Euiarius gub,ttuE. asiurers,. SE.
issjattoHss Os RtaI gfottsga;ut. Al1.I
Decorah-posten., 1886-09-01

Frat at Gampeu.

vi bar Diff Ssses fiaupst for at isue.
vi Sntet pnnet, tusrtom pi iobte Vii.
Der Ipoer Smrrtsftri8 fra bore Genre;
5or bprt pi fitsrt bar Dor SUiit bstaIt.
Sal Ia Dor Ssaass Sremtib biz Ruiuer,
5oroi ri Sssse bar iao hunrot ct Sinh.
Rsi, beuue Eanis mig tiIbsee piuer,
"a heller life 9u sr osIior bIinb.
acm, raj mig SooHoeu. alt oiI bi M
glemme,
Bi itrpssr 10 bet belle Re snGbret.
Der par ibns an g2iItbso / bin Stsmme
Som isr, % aloris oil Ies slsmTe bet.
Sc fac, M aIt iiaI bare uso bet Gauils,
Ru ut imsusm os faI uRre 6rso.
CAB os M Striosns 8IaIter iammsu iamIs
BsspHb gu trsitis. Iss itaI bare meo.
Decorah-posten., 1886-09-01
GQnkek0rn.

Scor meaet er bet bog life, iom ct
8eHnsffs attraar Der / 2ipst. os bpor
nsast Of bette fuube BIN eqer bun itts
bare opnoaet oerct, om be blot bauo. iils
tet iiss pon RaaIet. ct oubt Sinh fsrer
alotte frem til bet rette gRaaI.
vt soelugt Hpste TT iom en- isuoers
laaet Toisrteu; rem Tan not rsparsrss,
rlsu bet oil aItib Rife fig, buor Sprpttsu
oar.
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meIiabsb at bsuare. ben Dor, 30 Of glsre
bette, Grereoe oiIsret bet SoIpe Of ben
ben euoen SnlubsI oil mart fslse efter.