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BRAVE FIRHMnN
Distinguish Themselves in New York b.
Resculng Women and Children.

Distinguish Themselves in New York BY
Rescuing Women and Children.
NEW York, Jan. 27.-The building ut the
corner Of Tenth avenue and Fifty-seventh
street, occupied by several families, took
fire this evening by overturning Of gas
fitter's lamp. There was much excitement
among the occupants, but all escaped safe
ly except Mrs. Kidder, who was driven
back by the flames, and she was about
to jump from the fifth story window when
the firemen shouted TO stop and they would
save her. Several fremen climbed to the
roof Of another house and threw q rope
with moose on 1t TO the woman who
slipped the moose around her waist and
jumped from the window. She was
hauled up to the roof by the firemen
and escaped unhurt A large water tank
then fell through the fifth floor to
the cellar, wrecking the inside of the
building, and carrying down several fire.
men. They were rescued without injury,
except Foreman Michael Powers, who was
taken out badly hurt. The families who
escaped suffered considerably from cold
and exposure. They lost nearly all Of their
effects. The loss on the building 10 about
$4,000. Several fremen distinguished
themselves by brave rescues, and one, Ed.
ward TNbin, saved q nurse-girl and baby
by carrying them along . narrow cornice
to an adjoining building.
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viii Ne SuioIde7

Sr. LOUIS, Jan. T.-The jail authorities
are alarmed lest Hugh M. BrookD, alias
Maxwell, shall cheat the gallows by COM
mitting suicide. A physician who has at.
tended Maxwell for the last six months
said last night: "Maxwell has been in
jail now for nearly three years, and every
day he smoked from forty to fifty cigarettes.
He smokes brand that contains consid-
cradle amount of morphine. His Turk
like stolidity is simply the result Of con.
tinued morphine by which the sensibilities
are gradually dullod and the brain rem.
dered torpid. He may drop dead any time,
and may easily have had smuggled into
him enough morphine to end his life."
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LANcEl.L'S
I ASTHMA
I AND
gcATARRH
\ REMEDY.
SOLD BIZ ALL DRU00IST0.

SOLD BIZ ALL OBUG0IS10.
Having struggled 20 years between life and
death with ASTHMA or PHTHI6IO, treated by
I was compelled during the last years Of my
tllness TO sis on my chair day and night gasp
ing for breath. Ny sufferings were bsyond de-
soription. In despair I experimented on my
self BY compounding roots and herbs and IN.
tsly discovered this WONDERFUL CURE FOB
ASTHMA AND CATARRH, warranted 10 re-
Mevs the most stubborn case OF ASTHMA IN
FIVE MINUTES, 90 that the patient can lie
down TO rest and sleep comfortably. Please
read ths follosing condemned extracts from
Oliver v. B. Holmes, San Jose, CAL, writes:
II find the Remedy al and even more than
represented. received instantaneous relief"
e. n. Carson, A. N Warren, Kau., writes:
"Was treated by eminent physicians Of this
different ssstssMnotSins Afforded relief IKE
your preparation"
/. B. Phelps, P. NJ, drigss, Ohio, writes:
Suffered with Asthma 40 years. Your medi-
cine in minutes docs more for me than the
most eminent physician did for me In three
years."
q. Q. Plimpson, Joliet, III, writes: Send
Catarrh Remedy at once. Cannot get along
without Il. fnd Il TO be the most valuable
medicine have ever tried"
We have many other hearty testimonials Of
cure or relis and IN order that al sufferers OF
Asthma, CAtarrh, Hay Fever, and kindred dis
eases may have IN opportunity Of testing the
value Of TIE Remedy: vs viii send to any 3D.
II your druggist fails TO keep IL do mot permit
him 10 sell you some worthless imitation BY
bis representing i 70 be just ~ good, but send
directly TO us. Write your name and address
plainly.
Address, J. ZIMMERMAN 4 co., Props,
Wholesale Druggists, Wooster, Wayns Co., O.
Full sise Box By mail u.
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ROWAN COUNTY CRIMES.

Three white Men Shot at . Dance, and the
Wrong Colored Man Lynchcd for As
saulting . Little Girl.
LOUISVILLE, KY, Jan. GA letter re-
ceived by John Martin, OF the Rowan
County Martin-Tolliver feud, says that in
q row at party at Mrs. Nellie Walkers,
near Morehead, on January "a, three men
were seriously wounded. James Martin
during the evening attempted to kiss Mrs.
Walker, and she resented flercely. In the
melee the lamps were overturned, and in the
darkness several shots we're fred. When
q light was made John Walker was found
shot through the left lung, Pete Williams
through the neck, and Ned Lawler in the
abdomen. Tho same letter says the nine
year-old dnughter Of Samuel Carter, q
well-to-do farmer of Rowan County, was
outraged on the morning of January 81
by an unknown negro. Bob Genders OF the
neighborhood was suspected, and u num-
ber of farmers went to his cabin and hang
ed him to the beam above his door. just
as Genders was in the last throes Of death
word was brought that not he but John
Hooper was guilty, and Genders was cut
down,
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Legal Notice.

IA in Minsouri, will take notice that ON
the lth day OF Japuary. A. d. lSG9, Bslinda
Barrett widow OF LeWts Barrett, lnto OF
Highland county, Ohio, deceAsed, died her
petition In the Common Pleas Court Of High.
land county. OhiU. In case No. 1878 agAipse
the above named party and othere, pfayins
for assignment OF dover In the following
de.SriDed real estate; sltuated in the county
of q Ssys. e TsssSs sgrysy No. ss!s 70 ths va.
Beginning NJ . stone 10 the westerly line Of
SAID survey and sOnthvestsrly corner to the
part thereof Het on 10 the heirs ef ThQm6a
N. Bagley thence with said line y. l6o y. 81
poles 70 4 white walnut on the north bank
and red.bud On the south bank Of = branch
of Hardip's Greek In the aforssaid line |;
thence down the creek 9. 7lo e, u $40 pOles
70 black walpit and burr osk On the eQuth
ssf sasS q sH,d Sssssn fsssss & IS y 49,
- o. ~ y: ePoi0 70 . vhlte yelnpt O. sts
two white valuuts; thsnes y. ~ ~ =. q
~ sso:R M % e: sssss Scss e ss's e;
e &; 3 po':. . "a. stone 3. !h:Sss :. g =. e g
with 1sid line 3. ~ ". IS p0Iss s tes ..
Vtnning. eontainins one HUNDRED and eighty
i've aefee. more OF lenh. And for eueh oshSs
sSid 1mds ssris,t i resa,vsd e s.sves
On or before the nth dsy' Of March, 4. y.
leoe. or judgment may y taken againse bin,
~ IRvIx NOD. eMIsH. Att'y.
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Trluls Lvncbiuo Of Neoro Nlurdsrer,.

PLYMOUTH, N. G., Jan. 29.-Lynch law
ran riot here Thursday night, and yester.
day morning people were Mortified to find
that three negro prisoners had been taken
from the county Jail by masked men, con-
veyed to the woods on the outskirts Of
the town, tied to trees and then shot to
death. They wero Jack Blount; his
brother, Matthew Blount, and Patterson
Spruitt, all colored, charged with the muir.
der of John Dawson, peddler, on New
Years Day last.
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LINCOLN BIRTHDAY BANQUET
By Ohie Republican League, Febru.
( ruary 18th.
CoLuxBUs, O., Jan. 25, 1885,

CoLuxBus, o., Jan. 25, 1888.
To Officers and Members of Clubs:
GENTLEMEN: The undersigned com.
mittee beg leave.to announce that the
banquet to be given. by the OHIO Re-
publican League in honor Of Lincoln's
birthday, will take place in this city, At
Wells Post Hall adjacent to the Neil
House,, February 18th, 1883, at eight
o'clock p. m.
AZ, opportunity will be given all who
attend the banquet to meet the Govern
or in his Office from six to eight o'clock
on that evening, after which the guests
and invited speakers will proceed to the
banquet hall.
The committee would urge q repre-.
sentation from every club in, the State,
and request that the respective clubs
send their banners, which will be prop.
erly arranged in the hall.
The following distinguished gentle.
men have signifed their intention to
be present at the banquet and are on the
programme to respond 10 toasts, viz :
Governor Foraker and Ex-Governor
Foster, Of Ohio; Governor Luce, Of
Michigan; Governor Beaver, Of Penn
sylvanis; U. 8. Senator Harrison, Of In
diana; Judge w. H. West, Hon. Ben
Butterwofth, Hon. Amor Smith, Murat
Hslstead, Gen. w, H. Gibson, Prof.
Scarborough, Wilberforce University ;
w. H. Smiley, Warren, o., Tribune, and
James P. Foster, of New York, Presi-
dent Of the National Republican League.
The programe 10 now being prepared
and will be promptly mailed TO purchas-
ers Of tickets. Those desiring tickets
should write at once to Richard J. Fan.
ming, Secretary Of the League, inclosins
draft or money order for the number
needed. Tickets are Ave dollars each,
and the number ID limited TO two hum
dred and fifty. Preference will be given
to members OF league and other clubs
until February 5th; after that date those
remaining In the hands Of u the 6ecse-
tary will be sold 70 applicants for same.
The officers and members Of the exec
utive committee Of the League, and ofIa.
GERS OF other clubs, are requested to ~
sist ~ much - possible In making the
attendance Of club members ct the ban
quet numerous. Arrangements are BE-
ing msde with railroad officials for 10
duced rates on all lines csntering here.
and results win be publishsd In due
time. Respectfully youru,
JOHN ]. CHksTRR,
JAAxD r. BLiss,
RICHA1D ]. FANNING,
General Committse Of Arsaneenents.
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is, from the first. The destruction Of
the tariff would deprive thousands Of
them Of work, and cut down the wages
OF the remaider materially-as we'll as
injure every man, woman or child who
works on salary, or for hire, in any oc-
cupation. The evils OF rum are bad
enough, but they only effect those who
drink and those depending on them.
The other would affect everybody.
This answer renders the second ques-
ton void, for it presupposes different
reply. We may remark, however, that
effective work against rum will 60 on
steadily this year, as it has in the past,
on the only effective plan--the non-par-
tisan one. This question also assumes
that the matter of securing prohibition,
and the supporting of the third party,
to be the same thing. They are entire
ly distinct. There are in Ohio over
100000 voters who favor prohibition,
and the third party has only about one.
tenth as many votes. The same istrue
of Michigan, and every other State
where vote has been had on a consti.
tutional amendment.
As to the third question, 1t assumes
that the Republican voters are solid for
prohibition, but (as we assume from the
remaining portion OF the letter. the
"leaders" won't allow it to be incorpor.
ated in the party platform. This is rub
bish, and our correspondent should
know better. A party platform is only
the expression of the belief of the vot-
ers. The ''leaders" of the Republican
party, nor any other party, never take q
step but in consequence of the demand
of the masses of the party. Platforms
are not made by leaders," but by dele
gates selected by the voters themselves.
So long as any question is not embraced
in a party platform, no matter what that
party may be, it is because the voters Of
the party do not demand it. All, or
nearly all, of the Republicans who be.
lieve in prohibition think also that it
should not be made political question.
That is the reason the Republican party
has never adopted a prohibitory plank
in national convention.
The way to bring prohibition to pass
most speedily, is to turn the time, the
effort, the money, that is being wasted
in the endeavor to build up needless
third party, into the work of convincing
the masses of the people of the necessity
of prohibition to open their eyes to the
evils of rum and the rum traffic; to
show them clearly the slow destruction
to our civilization that it is working,
and to rouse them, without exciting
their political prejudices, to unite into a
non-partisan effort to
Pulverize the Rum Po,Cer.
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To Make Good q War Seizure.

WASHINGTON, Jan. N.-The House Com.
'mittee on War Claims will report favora-
bly, to the House bill appropriating $86,.
s78 for the relief Of the Union National
Bank Of Louisiana. This money IL alleged
TO have been illegally seized by General
Banks In 1863 and the Supreme Court Of
the United States affirmed decision Of
the circuit court compelling the bank to
make good the amount .of the Planters'
Bank Of Tennessee, which had deposits
th0re
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without Precedent

KANSAS Cry, Jan. %. George H. Clark.
son, the Chicago drummer who, at Twelfth
and Pennsylvania streets, short time
since was robbed of SIS in cash, a revolver,
a gold watch worth sl5) and gold chain
worth $50, is about to enter suit against the
city for 81, 900 damages. His claim is that
the city is responsible for the life and
of its citizens and strangers.
The case Is probably without precedent
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Mr.. Charles Erdmann fell with great
violence upon the ice at the corner of
Second and High streets Thursday night.
He struck upon his head and was rem
dered unconscious for over an hour. He
was removed to his home on High street
in carriage and suffered greatly during
the night. No bones were broken, and
Friday Mr.. Erdmann was able to be up,
but not able to come down street to bus.
iness.-ChiUicothe Leader.
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Thew Attacked an Editor,

KNOXVILLE, Tenn, Jan. 29.-As James
F. Rule, city editor of the Knoxville Jour-
nal, was entering church with his wife he
was assaulted by John West, VIM. West
and a man named Goodman, aud in the
fight that ensued John West was shot
through the body, Goodman was wounded
in the shoulder and Rule received ball
through the wrist, was cut in the back
seven times, and bullet grazed his scalp.
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A Close-caIl.

Brazil, IND, Jan. 29.-Wm. Mewhinney,
engineer at Chamberlain's mill, ut Glen.
dale, was caught by his clothing In the
machinery of the mill yesterday. He
made a desperate effort to extricate him.
self, and succeeded, but not until all the
clothing was torn from his body. He was
severely injured by the process, but
counts himself lucky in escaping with his
1;fo
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sHERIFF's SALE.
Real Estate.
Highland County Court OF Common Pleas.

Highland County Court OF Common Pleas.
ORDER OF SALE IN PARTITION
a1,p IL 81 S:s. s:r sss s M z: @
county Of Highland, etats Of O6tos II61o -
the October term thereof a. D, -, "A -
ssosios = Tie @ door oast q .,s ,sr osss az
the town Of HiIlsbor0 ON -
Saturday. February 11th, 4. p. leoe,
Al I O'Clock p. m. of said day, the feaIswing
described real estAte, tO-wit: 171
situate in Highland county and in the
snG Is sss sso.
e. ssG: g Sgpsd y q Sy JSsaus Brs'.on !hsnes
thence with said line i. iDo e. Is poIes 70
III; .: :S 81 the anss., n Ne: g ss e
line n. 6oo e Is poles 70 : stone. eornsr 10 :.
thence in q westerly course with said road
70 70 the DseinninS, containing q acres, being
Also another tract Of land situated In the
name :nrHs p nship snd % county 81 part cf ss%e @
bounded ~ folisws: Beginning at : STONE
S.ns. ns ssfans sih s. ns i SqsSs 70
James Z: Powers; themes With said line 8,
TX T. g pole. nS e = s.:as a linz: 3 .s
themes II. bSs W 3. Sc poiss 10 : stsSe:
thence n. t20 sg 2. "a poles 70 . STAKE
thsnec n. 7sta "a poles % me besinnius.
said premises has hsen appraissd-lA ..
tract at ele9 90 and 20 o. tract ~ ~ %, and
can not sell for lsss than two-thirds OF said
apprAisement. 80 =.
Terms Of sals-O -One-th,rd cash ON day OF
sale, one.third IN one yeav. and cns-thtrd in
s,n, tas Sss 81 I % 6sss ~
-. ii. @. DAWSON,
q. p. Vance, Attorney.
Dec. 18th, 1881.
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Some LlveIv kIlIIna.

GAINESVILLE, TEX, Jan. s7.-Dread, alias
James, Mcknight, who murdered Duke
Cummings, on the latter's ranch, near
Purcell, ]. T., last night because he feared
Cummings would inform on him for Q
crime committed some time ago, was pur-
sued BY poses. Being hard pressed, Nc
Knight turned on them, and shot and
killed two of the posse before he was
brought down. Hisdead body was brought
into Gainesville.
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FOR LEASE.
ROCKY FORK HOTEL,

Paint P. o., Highland county, o. This
popular resort near the Highland coun-
ty Caves, miles west of Bainbridge
Station, on the Ohio Southern Railway,
is for rent. The location has unsurpass-
ed attractions for guests.
Immediate possession given if requir-
ed. Apply to
HENRY W. HOPE, p. M,
Paint P. O., Ohio.
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killad BY n Marshal.

CHATTANOOGA, TENN, Jan. 29-Taylor
Bowlin was shot and instantly killed by
Marshal Tom Brown, Of Kingston, Tenn,
tonight at 8 O'Clock. Bowlin had been ar
rested by the marshal during the day, and
on being released said he would kill Brown
before he went to bed. He proceeded to
carry out his throat when Brown shot him
through the head.
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what Is the Mat,er7

BERLIN, Jan. 29-Prof. Virchow has ex.
amined fragment Of the dead cartilage
which the Crown Prince coughed up from
his throat. The Professor subjected the
cartilage to microscopic test, and gives it
as his opinion that the part affords no in
dication OF cancer. The hope that the
Crown Princes disease Is only perichon.
dritis IL revived.
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pelalIs siilI comina IN.

OMAHA, NEB., Jan. 27.-Miss Ettie Shat.
tuck, young school teacher, who was 70
severely frozen in Holt County during the
iats blixsard, had both her legs amputated
at Seward yesterday and will live. On
the night Of the storm Miss Shattuck took
refuge In hay stack, but was unable to bur.
row deep enough to prevent her limbs
from freezing. After staying In the stack
seventy-eight hours she was discovered BY
Q farmer and rescued.
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Derived Of Their Crosses.

LONDON, Jan. 29.-The threatened blow
to the fraudulent wearers of the Cross OF
the Legion Of Honor has fallen. The
Council has taken OH the list the names Of
one hundred and forty-.hree military and
fourteen civil holders OF the decoration,
and has suspended sixty-six Of the mill
tary and seven civilians whose claim to
the honor Is doubtful
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INVENTION y; 4 4;

prosress i = method and system Of work
That can be performed all over the country
without eep.r.tiny the workers from their
homes. Pay liberal; any one can do the
ability required. Capital not needed you
era started free. Cut this out aud return 70
us and We will send you free. something Of
bring you in more money right away. than
anything else IN the world. Grand outnt
free. Address True 4 Co., Augusta, Maine.
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Aaain,t Re,iric,Ion Of ImmIor,,Io,.

CHICAGO, Jan. 29.-The first gun in the
fight BY the German Turning societies
against tho proposed legislation to restrict
immigration will be fred by the Social
Turn Verein Of this city, which has called
q mass-meeting for February "A, to discuss
the matter. An invitation to be present
will be extended to all Chicago Congress.
men.
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Pelatess Feem Rsllsrdam.

CHICAGO. Jan. N.-Large importstions Of
potatoes are arriving ut Intervals OF every
few days from Rotterdam. A single con-
signlnent Of twenty-five hundred sacks
was recorded to-day. These potatoes are
Tor the local market and mot for seeding.
The tmportstious are taken to indicate .
growing scarcity and dssrnsss Of this
staple srticls Of food IN the Western sgri-
cultural districts.
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Dynamite Advecalsd.

New YoRx, Jan. 29.-The Irish volun-
teers held q meeting here tonight, at
which O'Donavan Rossa aud Frank
O'Byrne Were the principal speakers. Both
advised lrishmen to initiate the men who
killed Cavendish and Burke. The use Of
dynamite was advocated.
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eeveraneat b Ahseth lhe Yeleshe.Ie.

fospoH, Jan. sQ-Right Hon. c. Rsikss,
Postmastsv-oeneral. replying 10 dsputa.
tion that called on him to-day, said that
the tslephons system Of Great Britain
would shortly be sbsorbsd under Govern
nest control on the sane footing - Tie
telegraph systsm.
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XASsAs CIsY, No, Jan. N.]ask Ksith,
Charles Wasd and Chaslss Williams wsrs
Asnttne6 to-1ey ~ : nupber of sitissns
- the nea Who Nd sobbed tAsn vithin
The past IN wesbG The police belisve
tbst thAg hAvs ee1tpsed ~ sinelee1sss
Of ~ 0eag = too1p - VIA. havs tsss ~
1eslisG - ~. s.
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Luaas EeIIpss ssessssiully vIewel.

WAsHIN0ToA, Jan. 9o-lt 10 stated at the
Naval Observatory that the eclipse Of the
moon last evening was observed under the
most favorable circumstances and that
valuable Information was obtained in ~
gard 70 the dimensions and mesous Of the
planet
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NOTlCE 10 hereby given that petition
IN Will be preseuted 20 the Corn n1issioners
Of Highland Bounty. Ohio. at their monthly
session TO- bo held on Monday, February 0th /,
1883, praying them 70 grant . free turnpike
road on the following rOute:
Beginning at the Buford and HarwOod free
eoutheru direction with the Buford and Sar.
DINA road ~ near % practicable 70 the south
land line Of J. =. Foust. being a distaucs
Of about one and one.half miles. to be con.
struOted in accordance with the vistons
Of chapter 2, title of the Revieed Statute Of
asking the se id Board Of County Comm is-
sloners for Q levy of ten mills each year for
the term of eight l6) years on all taxable
property lying within the bounds OF said
proposed free turnpike and that they ap.
point three judicious free holders ~ Com.
misstoners to lay out aud eata6lish said free
turnpike road. JAS. EARHARr,
J.C. FoUsr
AND OTHERS.
Petitioners.
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JACKSON, Miss, Jan. 27.-The Senate
failed 70 pass the Constitutional amend.
ment bill over the Governors veto, the
vote standing 10 to 10, not the necessary
two-thirds.
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In answer 10 eausal qusatjon, s
How easy ard truthful - tsll ~
4 eire for The worst indieestlon.
TO take Pierce's Purostive Hellst5.
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Highest market price for good wheat at
Model City Mills. JAMES T. MCGUIRE.
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aGhooI lxaniuleroI:

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BsoTsua. O., Jan. - Yeassrdsy sftsr.
eooa wtiis Q. ". 1psl]sep We9 ep1ffays
'deus tFeei ~ wa6 e1faeS - ~ ~ ~.
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