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HAPPY REPUBLICANS.

san TrdHcIscahs Ceiebraring The ELECTION
OF Harrison.
SAN FRANCISCO, November Sth.-The Repub-
Ecans had grand impromptu parade here this
evening 10 celebration of Harrison's election.
All the uniformed clubs OF the city were in line
besides thousands of people in citizens attire
Many OF the clubs were headed by bands OF
music. The scene on Market Montgomery and
hoated everywhere and the enthusiasm was
great Fireworks and other bright illumina-
tons gave the city an appearance of beauty
that II has not worn before IN many years.
Sacramento daily record-union., 1888-11-09
hIEXICO.

Serious accident to a Convict Train on
s. Mexican Road.
CITY OF MEXICO, November Sth.-A train on
the Mexican Railroad, carrying eighty-thr-e
prisoners, was derailed. Twenty-three cars
went down an embankment. Several persons
were injured, and fight bstween the guards
and prisoners ensued
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FgEnERfCK's LETTERS,

The Police s;n Hunting for the Late
Empsror's Corres spondeuce.
BERLIN, November Sth.-In addition 20 IN
hidden letters from the late Emperor Frederick
found in Baron Won Roggenbsch'S house the
police discovered IN q secret drawer in a writing
desk two bundles of teegrams and lettpr from
Frecerick, written when he was Crown Pl;rce
to his wife, Queen Victoria. the Prince of Wales
Prince Alexander OF Battenberg, DR.. Mackenzie
the Duke of Cumberland. Count Won seicken-
dortf Herr WiLdtnOrst and Others
Sacramento daily record-union., 1888-11-09

DEsMoINEs Qa.), November Sth.-The Sheriff
OF Adams county arrived here to-day with a
warrant for the arrest of E. A. Hunter Chair
man OF the Democratic State Committee, on the
charge OF bribery.
Sacramento daily record-union., 1888-11-09
Gladstone and gome Rule.

BIRsINGHAM Eng } November th.-Glad. tone
received an address from the BirmiOghnm
Nationalists, in reply to which he said the Irish
cause was no longer dependent upon one life.
The Liberal party had taken up home rule and
they never yet had espoused a great cause
without achieving Success
Sacramento daily record-union., 1888-11-09
VERY SOUR GRAPES.

German Never Did Take Much stock ia
Cleveland, Anyhow.
New YORK, November Sth.-Senator German
takes defeat philosophicaly. but he was never
an admirer of Cleveland. He is protectlonist
and has been stubbornly opposed to all the
fs atures OF the Presidents policy from the be-
ginning. He was the first of the Democratic
leaders to go to bed last night, but he continued
to claim victory until his head touched the
pillow
Sacramento daily record-union., 1888-11-09
they rallied to Respond.

NEW YORK. November Sth.-Hon. S. S. Cox to-
night said: Il think the House is against us.
Notwithstanding our gains in Virginia and other
States The Northwest and West including
Minnesota, Michigan, and Wisconsin, have
failed to respond to u.s.
Sacramento daily record-union., 1888-11-09
PoaEIGA INrELLIGENCE.
ESPECIAL DISPATCH TO THE REcoRD-UsIoN.l
"AE, THNREv,

English Free Tr=ders Fxpec cted Much
Better Thugs.
LONDON, November Sth.-The Sand ~ -Jys
to-day: Many representative busiuls5 men
in England are dsapDoi TED at Harrison elec.
ton The free traders anticipated, with feel
inss OF triumph, the election Of cleveland IN
der the impression that it would sgnalize an
era OF more free and extensive CO.. -merciai re--
lations between the two countries"
WELL, PARTLY so.
LONDON. November S-h-The Ddiry Nicss saws.
The tariff agitation, the fisheries question and
the Lord SaekvIlle incident, all combined. are
not Sufficient to account for Cleveland's over
throw. Il must be due to the dstrust felt for
the party now in power
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The Pa1neli Inquiry.

LONDON, November Sth.-rhe ParreH Com
mission spent the whole day hearing witnesses
on outrages. Harrington objected to the inter-
prefer prompting Irish witnesses, and Justice
Hannon cautioned the interpreter. The police
testified that large force was occupied in Dto-
tecting the boycotted and threatened tenau:s
A Cleveland MuGwump Coming.
HAMBURG, November Stb.-Carl SchuTz viii
leave f. T America or the Rsmmosia Oh Sunday,
the 10Th
Sacramento daily record-union., 1888-11-09
BgITIsH COLUMBIA.
A Steamer ashore and Abandoned bv
Her Crew.
solanoi1es ,InlIifuinn

VICTORIA, ,NovemberSth-T steamer Maude
coal-laden, from Wellington, is ashore at Plump
ers Pass and full OF water. The officers and
crew have abandoned the vessel.
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a GREAT FIRE.

The Town of V.acaviIIs Said to Have Eae,
Nearly Destroyed.
NAcAvILLE, November Sth-A great fire oc.
Cured here to-day. The total loss is about 109 :
GOO. with S65, 900 insurance '
Inc origin Of the fire is supposed to have been
has been destroyed in twelve years. Manv viii
rebuild at once y" III
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WELL. PARTLY so
An ENGLISH OPINION.

American WeathsYcock Politics Not AL
ways Prafitab!e.
LONDON, November Sth.- The GLOBE SAYS
- President Cleveland has not gained ANYTHING
by fussing with the fisheries question nor by
! his brusque and rude treatn ent of Lord Sack
vile. II is satisfactory 10 find that even in
America the weathercock policy is not always
profitable Their defea: is heavy blow to the
Sacramento daily record-union., 1888-11-09
THE ELECTORAL COLLEGE,.

1888.
The following table is self elfexplanatory
Sacramento daily record-union., 1888-11-09

INDIANAPOLIS, November Sth.-It is the gen.
eral opinian that the perforating of the sneets
on which the Carlisle tickets were printed in
stead of cutting the tickets apart, does not show
intention to mark them SO that they might be
distinguished as the voter handed them to the
Judge. At all events, if all the tickets thus
technically marked were thrown out, it would
not be likely to elect Carlisles opponent.
Sacramento daily record-union., 1888-11-09
FIFTY.FIRsr CONGRESS

West Virginia is beginning to make inrosds
on the solid South aud reduced maiorities i'm
Virginia and Maryland shoR the same ten
dency. expressed the opinion before the
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ReioicIng at Los Angeles.

Los ANGELES, November Sth.-There was
great rejoicing again to day, the people parad-
ing the streets with bands and flags The old
men are boys again, and are singing and cheer
ing continually. The immense msjority of this
county is surprise to Republicans and Demo-
is over ZOO.
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NIoriar,y Gets Cinched i.

QUEENSTOWN. November Sth-MoIiarty. who
was arres'ed on his arrival on the Catalonia
yesterday from Boston, for having in his posses
sion a revolver and ammunition. was to-day
sentenced to pay fine OF twenty dollars or be
imp isoned for one month
Sacramento daily record-union., 1888-11-09

SU1sUN, November Sth.-It being settled be
achieved glorious and important victory in
electing the national State and most OF the
county ticket, great rejoicing and pardonable
hilarity is being INDUCED in to night by the Re-
publican victOrs, to the evident chagrin and dis
comfort of our Democratic fellow-citizens.
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ROUGH ON CARLISLE.
The Free-Trade speaker May Not Get to
the NeXt Cnnnress

circulation in Covingtcn Ky. that Speaker Car
Isle is to be deprived of his certificate of elee
ton on the ground of the alleged illeeaiity of
ballots cast for him in Campbell and Kenton
counties. 1t is assumed that if these are thrown
out his majority in the district will be overcome
Kentucky law, it is said requires that the ballot
shall be on plain white paper. with no distiu-
gushing features, but the Car isle ballots were
printed on large sheets of perforated paper, so
that when the tickets were torn apart the per
forations appeared on the edges and made them
easily dlstinguishable from other tickets. Color
is given to the story by the fact that the Cam
vassng Board in Campbell county is Republi-
can.
Sacramento daily record-union., 1888-11-09
PACIFIC COAST.
THE REPUBLICAN TICKET SAFE IN
CALIFORNIA.
How the Congressional Vote Stands
Small Democratic Plurality
ut the Bay.
COUNTY RETURNS.

SPECIAL OIsrATcB IS 70 rna ngoosD-s.as.>
Sacramento daily record-union., 1888-11-09
Charged with IslaokmaiI.

SAN FRANCISCO, November Sth.-J. Charles
Green end Harry Wilde were arrested tonight
and charged with attempting to blackmail Mrs.
A D. Howe They are lhe owners OF a weekly
paper. Wilde is the man who was kicked out
o. Fairs office some time ago for attemptine to
Sacramento daily record-union., 1888-11-09
A Burglar Checked in His WOE,

SAN N.FRANCIsco, November Sth.-Wm. Roberts,
an ex-convict, was arrested this evening for two
skillful burglaries committed in private resi-
dences In the early part of last month. He was
but recently released from San Quentin. and
since he gained his liberty has been constantly
under the surveillance of the police.
Suicide 81 Los angeles.
Los ANGELEi, November Sth.-Fred Carton
took morphine in the Pico lodging-ho on
Wednesday midnight and died at o o clock this
morning. He was young man about % years
old and stranger no cause for the rash act is
known
Sacramento daily record-union., 1888-11-09

WILMINGTON, November Sth = Cleveland S
plurality in the State is g. 3444. Congressman
Pennington (Democrst) is reelected by over
3,400 plurality. The next Legislature will stand:
Senate-Demoerats Z, Republicans q House
Democrats J, Republicans IA, giving the Repub-
Hcans majority of two on Joint ballot.
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MARYsvILLE, November 8th-Yuba complete
gives Harrison l.l30, Cleveland ] 1863 Curtis 46.
Fisk AZ, Beatty l,136, Searls LISA, Thompson 3e
Works Las, Sullivan ,4S3. Corrected returns
from this county give Pine (Rep.) for Treasurer
q majority of one over Holland (Dem }, who was
supposed to have had majority of three.
Sacramento daily record-union., 1888-11-09

YUBA CITY, November Sth-Comple.e returns
Of Sutter county: Clerk, A. H. Hewitt rep,
S2l J., NJ. Berry Dem J, 625; Sheriff, W. Har,
urer, Leroy J. Cope (Rep1, 7S6; A. B. Van Ars-
dale Dem. }, 659 District Attorney NJ. n san
born (Bep.), 662 X. S. Mahon DEM 769
Sacramento daily record-union., 1888-11-09

PENSACOLA, November Sth-Florlda has go
Democratic by over 1900 majority, and elect
both Democratic Congressman
The gold leaf. [volume] (Henderson, N.C.) 1881-1911, 1888-04-12
FOR TOBACCO MEN.

In view of the trouble the tobacco men
have had to get dry hogsheaffs, we have
made ar:aucem crts with a firm to fur
nish lis knock down h"g: h. ads. THIS
firm is we'll equipped, las plenty capital
ard guarantees 70 furnish us dry lum-
her. These hngsheads cost more, but to
give .ur Iatrons just what they want,
we have decided To huv them altogether.
They are smooth ard clear Of knots, both
heads dressed nId we guarantee them
to he satisfactory in eve! p way. trial
order from you will prove Their superb
Orty. We deliver them at oar expense
! and VIII II they are received examine
! them ard II y III are not sati~t i"d return
| thu M / ' 81 me- dray. free nfc">i to You.
! We have now on hand 475 pa kane s
! and another car load M order. W. pro-
! pose to keep good supply al these
| hogsheada on hand ready to put Together
| at short potice. Remember, when your
order is received it is booked and takes
! its turn. 1t is to our interest to fill them
as fast rs possible. Our shop is open
| from & a. IA. until II p. N. We ask a
| share of your patrIr@ge, and hGpe by
| giving you good work and serving yon
! promptly, to merit it. Give rs your or
| ders and We promise that v"n will act
be troubled for a dry package again.
! Thank full for past f vDrs,
Verv Respectful v,
W. II. II ESTER & son.
feb pa
The gold leaf. [volume] (Henderson, N.C.) 1881-1911, 1888-04-12

ooo-a total loss on poll tax OF
SIoo. 600.
OF course these figures are only an
approximation, but they are not very
far from the truth. Indeed the re-
turns. and settlements with the sheriff,
in many counties show very large
ineolvent lists. Whatever can lie done
by the counts officers to correct this
delinquency should by all means be
done, and | make the statement to
call special attention to it as matter
OF small consequence. Surely people
who get the benefit Of the public
schools ought at least to pay their poll
tax, almost ali Of which goes to the
school fund.
The county officers have gradually
increased the school funds without any
change in the law (the law has not
been essentially changed since 1881
so far as the schoo! taxes are con-
cerncd) by giving diligence to the de-
tails OF collection. point to this
matter of failure TO list and pay poll
tax to show where still more diligence
is required and perhaps additional
legislation.
6. II FINGER,
Supt. Public Instruction.
The gold leaf. [volume] (Henderson, N.C.) 1881-1911, 1888-04-12
PRAYING.

In temple Of myself pray my prayer,
And let II lie
Like planted seed TO hear me precious fruit
OF due reply.
Not as / wish perhaps. will be fulfilled
Ny urgent need.
And not in pathways, where | fam would
Will Gods hand lead.
Yet somewhere out Of darkness / shall
Into the light.
And after going through the dim obscure
Rejoice in sight.
And looking back upon. the troubled
Thorny and long,
Where oft my weary soul with struggling
faint.
Bcheld but wrong,
At last in calmness of great peace won
Shall clearly see
Where blood-stained footsteps mark the
onward steps ,
Toward sweet To BE. ~-'
And all the wounds, the laia., the blind
As jrweIsshine.
While groanjngsT!n the nisht-like echoes
or strains divine.
For some day may feel Gods way is best
H0ue'cr go;
And though His word be hard to under
stand
Iyct shall know
And so, although amid my strife pray,
lis not because
hope to 'scape the dealings of His Grace
Or change Ills laws;
But that It's when Il | mortal Joys seem far,
And earth is dr.ar,
Ny soul in yearning scars beyond the flesh
And feels Him neal
And having only human word to spea:.,
In limits bound,
utter cries for help while spirits depths
Find no true sound
For WisdUm's Infinite and Present 1--we
BrOOds DER my fate
SO lying low upon His shclterin8 arm
i learn to wait
The gold leaf. [volume] (Henderson, N.C.) 1881-1911, 1888-04-12
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.

Supt. Public Instruction.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1888-08-09
JOHN coReIAT O. co.
Ii. LlSHER. President.
CLEAN UP THE STREETS.

NQTErE = EEEESg GIETs 70 All.
y pFssfeftg fE1sss ass aseugAas ~
asaaEsiaEs HsfSta faa eoryasrass a1aits ~
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ss5sSks 81 tass FlYssss "a t5e sistsa4lks ~
- So KEseFs. HsH - ssrsftsY eslfafasd "a
as& after fls date
Bzs nastes = ~ aeFctrF Eif&a - tsF.
saiis sssN1pTiBz press ssxk ssssffaag go Sd
sssrlfs4 xteEs wftaaa fhv f3Bw se
sFlsssst 8taHs, beRifF kHf1ratas < fasr
sr4iftiF ems gf WHI stsssf. ~ s- Hag
fsgGes eH@ or Hel sfree8 s. Foarg1 sfress
tazgre spatA aH Fagfsh sfrsss t. FBe
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sifess f5ease sssss Ca zlsth sffasss 20 4 *
slfEci fasrref wssi 81 ktHF ss@ef % E..lss-
"a sAraHe EqEta siss-sE sEsra ttar e. . arf
- lsgausiss. 30 1srsssit tiih. rssfmNr ass
fsiasse faszisf 90 sz4e of zlisJ. % W. before
fes
Fifteenth Day of August. 1855.
= aHe Use c5F Htl easa ASA sasss 5th.
FafhaE5 efr-- f-fr - esass l7 Fzrs1Hs Gret9-
f9snE - . sfeiaises
wasd % ttE sses j. s5is.fssas
t7}rzu1 e. HtECHNfT.
0hlrf e pssee
r p 1aNE-
ftasrUaI faalr r. ltfre slf streets
Dated a. >eaffe lsis sfh dsg - Anzsiss.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1888-08-09
JOHN rs. ALLE~.
An Aide, Hausst MAJ. and Familiar
with the ssantrf.
fek.f.sx.s &c.


me serrssaxaai rssas,aisu hss uo& yes
speDsd. lai esasidefsisse eAat ssse - = q;
Fs.a6g "a frpgeess IN hsth g-&Tg4es AraaBE
the Easslislirans tte sreThaeuf fas Asg t. Iu
fssps = fiie nosaiaa1aea ~ faha ~ AEFn.
of Naiia N4iia. - eeaesa'e - eanEress.
and nc has psreadf tae sapf~asl pi sAe
Nhissaaa aasl faktna eolatF delegations,
~ wsll a. zoe usess inliarugis1 asa srag4ss
Ia ti1e tsrrilevy Fhesu faets. fagethrf
uifh The NJ lsfs iagcsfEa4 oues of Bis
availability ard taT wsae ssrva4 fs's litas
thai the OF shCtsia D. afrusfsl e. = azas
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all tao asAtr eSRGsaairs tuEg5syf- go % a
man w3s.sr character Eud ftNfI sf
sbility eannot - sssAilea sulese hY Esr
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thea. sh0aid he .nt srEcsFe ttse EcnsEr.ts
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sos eau h. sftea ter gctaelus ASA teg H1as.
knSsioas
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estitaassou unf eHs ei trese caHai ssics
nosSeSssS the euAisfeHi,Du shsca cat4gies
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"a thgla has - yct. bad H-s claims yp
rses,eniYien PRESSED win znE iAEsspaias
yigoT That cuc e. - Jutise AafGfs e'
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t9asfsf De has less eiasrt g sts9sssfias
h the rarsN 50 tAe ;etpse g tse isffitarf
than aay ems 3yf rssnsiussss tt4 e, ssFss'lS
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his faVaE j. ihe iNts taAt sf upel9 $40 tf.s
e..iee Ms eaaasa&es usoets N8h h;s,e
fsV,r taf.sasAell saE sgsrsfsry. Gta IA IS
e,slou ca the WOMAN sNa asr elsvsfsss
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The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1888-08-09
TERMS, TITLE, ETC.

Jackson and Rainier Streets Addition is owned By
CHARLES H. and GEORGE B. KTTTINGER, who are
amply able carry the enterprise just as advertised
II is their intention work upon the houses
once and push them through completion soon as
possible.
AL those securing lots entitled to houses as shown
by map, Of work has not been commenced on that
particular the date Of award have choice Of the
two cottage designs, shown Office One of the
houses will be OF the Queen Anne design costing $1,000
One will be of design costing II the neighborhood
of $3.50 each and the balance three in number will be
of modern desgn--our rooms, hard finished cottages
complete in every appointment, and could be dup
Gated for less than $500 each
The building of houses will create homes for ten
families, and will enhance the value of all remaining
lots The title to Jackson and Rainier Streets Ad-
dition is Guaranteed to Be Absolutely Perfect and
everything is to be carried precisely advertised
or money viii be refunded.
Rsmittances can be sent by mail express.
TERMS 500 down, SIS on 18th of August
$50 September LIST, and remaining $50 on or be-
fore day of October or execution of the deed
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1888-08-09

Gen. Alvin r HoYry dominated
fos Forsraog a Indiana 90 the Es.-
putalesn tis'ksl. q prolsily tbs sssoaE
eat man uhe u0aid hsve been s-lsstesi
He j. an stninent iurisi. distlu-
gussissd saldaer. aBd Daring the i're-
efat tern in congress has EDa nsS
fame rs = man q affairs TIE victor
Of chAaIions Hiil wAl ssoi lead -
l.arif Z, .ieieat 81 Neresl.hef
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1888-08-09
STEAM TUG FOR SALE.

I ENGTH - FEET, BEAg = FEET.
Il teuf1 - Bold feet BGilt q ST.
eEfrs strong. ia TIE far Il issl. AID IA noz
IN trsf-c-ssE ca2disiaa for fE1tastEzfe ser
vice ~se = EttNd sikh one ceLapaund
boiler. bullthy NeAFee % san Frznnfsea -
thr yea - 3s>s 1iSreetrr - fest. leuErh
So fset tarec furnaces 20 Inch totes
sna sfssla chimney, 1nAs2 steam azo Iced
r4f-es 81 copper one surfsHs enEllssszsftsx
engine. atuca atEEsefsF Of gT3iussey ~
- i1ch stroke Improved Bsake az &ad
rat<tMs.
The stscTe EfssrzeT Hzs built wish very
iErxe iFaEzf. has heea vel cared f@- nu9 !.
ready far Immediate service she xii -
said cheap. tae oaneF GAF5ax o.her auss-
rrss 20 attend -. Fer f1A particulars
&HplF 60 MORAN bros
rTssuf -esrrte W
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1888-08-09
Transportation System.

Jackson and Rainier Streets Addition is connected
with the business OF Seattle by the Jackson Street
Cable Rawzy The read at the of Jackson
and Second streets, very central location, and up
Jackson street Lake Washington, passing within
few hundred of the Jackson and Rainier Streets Ad
dton The cars will every minutes, and in less
than three months the service will be adjusted
pass there every minutes. The fare and from Jack
Rainier Streets Addition is only cents being
low the cheapest fare in the Northwest
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1888-08-09

Tie nez ghiaeAs Fessrsetsun blis
printed ia eas tssegfaghie esaamns
viii anaoai1esiy tseotns saw II
naiIs up many bad helss IN BE fegsosi
thFgpsf Hhleh The yellow people have
beer erawiiHE. Ard VII step isss hai.s&s
segyvs naiiis ~ szn FfanFi.eg one
noeiiaa u particularly asma5 fe' ths
relied 81 Washington Territory per
soas aidssr ~ @l.etsssss CA.nsse HG-
iasfailr b emseF ne Nniss5 ssaies afs
made Asils los al oests q I'fosselssen
ard expenses = rsssrAing RE egeussf
10 tbs country whence hec4me
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1888-08-09

$50 ss<g ~nay * saes = - s4s-SeAz
$500 Ffsss \ Tzr7s< sazsss - - -
<ssrg e. I sssssN $50 - 49,
1890 f-ssss - ~ sa& ensS= E@ A.rse ~
s-,--,assss~ - F-ese tas 1sszsz - szE y-ssts
80 ses~sss~x r. - sasszzsFa essE4 -
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fs.sss@ - - - eess8 r. ~ e1Sp1s - -.
gssps~n~szx Eesr@ - H5zasx 60 2
20 emsazes ka ~ rse et
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-rssrs = 3 s~sssse = - xss sr1s ~ 8 80
stgs ssysss.s~ = n 1ss@ - egza rs4s - = 81
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