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RELIGIOUS NOTICES

Rev. G. L. Damaron, Pastor of East Hartford
Southern Methodist Church. has been unable to
I'LL MS appointments for the past three weeks,
deem, sunday evening next, at o'clock, and at
ments for Sunday. August Goth. 1855 Preaching
at Mt: Tabor, at 1880 A. NJ, Yingling Chapel,
n. NJ. The Second Quarterly Conference of
the circuit VIII take place in Deer Creek Church
-. Methodist Protestant Church.-Rev s. A. Hob
htzell, Pastor. Sunday, Aug. Goth. Regular SER
Chapel az p. NJ
Sunday School at Bel Air, 9H A. NJ.
-Preaching at the Mountain Christian Church
every LORDS Day, at IL O'Clock, A. NJ. Sunday
Schooi az 9W A; NJ, and Young Peoples Meet
ing at z. NJ. G. p. Coler, Pastor.
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General Master Workman Powderly, ofthe
Knights of Labor does not agree with Mr..
Blaine that trust monopolies are private con-
Germs with which President Cleveland and
Congress have no concern. He said:
TRUSTS in this country are menace to
the welfare of the public generally, and are
organized in the interest ola few, 10 control
the output, limit the production and smot her
small aggregations of capital in the same bus.
mess or crush them out entirely. The trusts
are all operated on the same principle, and
are alike prejudicial to the interests of the
masses. These trusts are rapidly on the in
crease and gaining more strength. He had
personal knowledge of coal trusts, and knew
that an individual concern could no more
ship coal TO New York from Pennsylvania
than man could fly. He thought the strong
arm of the law should be outstretched to
crush out this evil"
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-EX. Senator Thurman.

Ex-senator Thurman, the Democratic
candidate for Vice President, made a ring
ing speech at Port Huron, Michigan, on
Wednesday. He reviewed the admnistra.
ton of President Cleveland, and showed
what had been accomplished for good and
honest government in four years of Demo-
cratic rule. Judge Thurman said in conclu-
sion that it was the boundless, undeveloped
resources of the country, the free Institutions
ofour country, the superior skill of the
American laborer and the labor unions and
organizations that made high wages and not
tariff legislation. He said the wages III Eng
land were as high as in America if the
purchasing power Of money was considered
He said that the prosperity of the country
was greater under the low tariff than under
the high tariff, Wages of protected indus
tries were no higher than those in the unpro-
tectcd industries.
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THE hartford FAIR.-The List of Premiums
of the Hartford County Agricultural and
Mechanical Association are now ready for dis.
tribution. Copies may be obtained from any
of the directors or by addressing the Secretary,
Mr.. Noble l.. Mitchell, Bel Air. The premium
list has been thoroughly revised, and in ad-
dtion to the regular premiums offered by the
Society, the wilma Farmers Club offer a
Special Premium for the best calves of the get
of their Holsten Bull, as follows: SIS for the
best calfand $40 for second best. The calves
must be not less than four months old and the
class TO contain not less than six entries.
Also, the owner Of "Thorndale Idol" offers
10 the patrons of said horse premium Of S35,
cash, for the best sucking colt or FLY dropped
to "Thorndale Idol" year of 1888. To second
best colt or lilly, same conditions, the service
OF "Thorndale Idol" will be given in 1889.
Contest to take place at Hartford County Fair
in fall of 1888.
This being the time for making preserves,
jellles and pickles, the housekeepers of Hartford,
who are widely noted for their SIX i'll In all that
pertains to the comfort OF their househo Odds
should at once begin to prepare articles for ex.
hibition at our county fair. The Household
Department is the one of the most interesting
on the grounds, and it should be well filled
with specimens of the skill and ingenuity of
the ladies of Hartford.
Our farmers, too, should begin to make up
their minds what they will send to the fair
The board of directors will meet at their office
in Bel Air, next Wednesday, ooh instant, at 10
O'Clock, A. NJ.
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Mr.. n. B. Heaps, near Harkins postoffice,
MarshalPs district, has twelve acres of very
tine tobacco. He has cut and housed acres of
1t, and 1t is estimated by good judges that 1t
will bring him $500 per acre. Better, we
should think, than planting wheat and corn.
Last week Mr.. John Slime, Jr, killed in the
Big Woods garter snake four feet long,
which contained inside of it % lively young
snakes. Twenty-four snakes killed in less than
minute Is good record, even for the Big
Woods. Mr.. Slime says 1t was not good day
for snakes, either.
The Rev. VIM. s. Hammond, President of the
Maryland Annual Conference, Methodist Pro-
testant Church, will preach at Mt. Carmel NJ.
z. Church, Emmorton, next Friday evening,
Aug. 3lst, at 745 O'Clock, and also preach in the
NJ. P. Church, Bel Air, the following Sunday
morning, Sept. I'd, at II o'clock.
"A COW on Mr. Isaac Amos's farm, near En-
morton, being sick, his tenant, a colored man.
concluded she was choked, whereupon he
forced broom stick down the animals throat
to remove the obstruction. Unfortunately the
broom stick broke off and the COW was in a bad
way. Mr.. John Slime, of Bel Air, was sent for
and although he succeeded in extracting the
stick he could not save the animals life.
Rev. c. X. Cumming will preach in the
Presbyterian Church, Churchville, next Sun
day morning MIR. Cumming graduated last
spring at Hampden-Sydney College, Va, with
distinguished honors, and has been appointed
by the Presbyterian Board of Foreign Missions
as missionary to Japan. He expect. to leave
for his new field oflabor in October next He
is the guest of Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. Webster, of
Calvary. MIR. Cumming was Principal of Cali
vary Public School for three years.
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MAGIC PYRAMID OR FLORAL FEES.
WI TIVAL.-There will be Floral Entertain
ment held in the Hall of the Masonic building
for the penent of tho Presbyterian Church, on
FRIDAY EVENING, August 24th, 1888, COM
mencing at o o'clock.
Tickets of admission 30 cents. Children Is cts.
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DIED
lRVlN.-On the Cd August, 1888, Mrs. ELL
ZABETH IRWIN, aged "a years, the wife of
James Irwin.
Our mother is sleeping,
So free from all pain;
Oh. wake her not, sweet SPIRIT
To suffer again.
Her sufferngs are DER,
Hor pain is all gone,
She is sleeping 80 sOundly,
OH let her sleep on.
Oh, think how she suffered
And mOaned with pain,
In the long hours of night,
As we watched her in vain,
TIL God in His mercy
Sent down from above
An angel that whispered
A message of love.
Her suiferlngs are DER,
Her spirit has fed,
Her body is laid
In the place of the dead,
But her spirit has flown
To her Maker above.
To be happy with Jesus
Forever In love.
YHER DAUGHTER, E. B.
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FARM SoLD-On Wednesday MIR. Henry d.
Farnandis, as trustee, sold at private sale the
property known as Southampton, situated near
Bel Air, containing 70 acres, to Mr.. ]. Thos. c.
Hopkins, for 81 600.
The aegis & intelligencer. [volume] (Bel Air, Md.) 1864-1923, 1888-08-24

q Many bodily ills result from habitual consti-
patton and a fine constitution may be weakened
and ruined by simple neglect. There is no
medicine. for regulating the bowels and restor-
Ing natural action to the digestive organs,
equal to Ayers Pills.
The aegis & intelligencer. [volume] (Bel Air, Md.) 1864-1923, 1888-08-24

The campaign story that President
Cleveland and leading Democrats are dissat-
isfed with Col. Brice's management of the
Democratic national campaign, and that Sem
ator German has been called upon to take
the Democratic helm, is laid on the shelf by
the report, in the New York Star, ofan in.
terview with the Maryland Senator. Mr..
German says there is not word of truth in
the statement and that the party never had
a more able and efficient man at the helm
than Col. Brice. He says that the Republic.
can attacks upon the Committee are sure
signs thai the Committee is getting on well.
The aegis & intelligencer. [volume] (Bel Air, Md.) 1864-1923, 1888-08-24

The Waverly Democratic Club on
Tuesday night endorsed the Democratic
national ticket and the nomination of Col.
Stump for Congress.
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ORPHANS CoURT.-On the 18th instant
d. Tranor Archer was confirmed as executor OF
the last will and testament of John Archer, de.
ceased; bond, $4,000. Garrett Amoss and Jos.
Hoskins were appointed to appraise the per.
sonal estate OF said deceased. Mr.. Archer, BY
his will, directs the executor to sell all his real
and personal property, at public auction.
After the payment of his debts and funeral ex.
penses, the following requests are made:
To his son, Caleb Archer, $500 to his son, D.
Trainor Archer. note of 81, 500, and $500 for
his services as executor; to his son; James II.
Archer, $500; to his son, Joseph W. Archer,
$500 to his son, George Archer, note for $3.50 !;
to his daughter Mary Shepard, note for 800.
The remainder Of his estate is to be divided
equally between his wife, Virginia Augusta
Clark Archer, his son John Clark Archer, and
his daughter, LYDIA Gertrude Archer. The
will was executed March sth, 1888, and wit
messed by NJ. E. Pue, E. II. D. Pue and Frank.
lin Whitaker.
The will of Howard Kennard, deceased, was
received at the Registers office, on the Goth
instant. He bequeaths to his sister, Catha-
rine Kehnard, for life. all his real estate and
personal property. 1t further provides that
the said sister or executor, in the event of his
sisters death, shall pay to his nephew, G..
Howard Kennard, $3.50 seml.annually. to as.
sist him in his education until he arrives at the
age of 81 years. At the death of his sister, one
half Of the estate is to 60 to the children of
his brother, Geo. J. Kennard, and the other
half TO the children of his sister, Mary Walters
The will was executed August 23d, 1878, and
witnessed by Robert Henry, John Price and
Francis N. Price
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The Egis and Intelligencer
FREDERICK w. BAKER, Editor.

sH-THE EGIs has more Z tended circulation
among the intelligent farmers and business men
II Hartford than any other paper in the county.
the attention of advertisers Is directed to this
Fact.
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b + L A / r, M d.

T-Mr. WIN. II. PAUL, OF Webster, Is author
ized TO collect subscriptions and solicit adver-
easements for The Agis and LnteQigeHcsr
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An effort is being made to have joint
discussion of the tariff between Speaker Car
Isle and MIR. Blaine. Such discussion
would be full of interest, and we venture to
say that the peoples demand for lower taxes
would find fitting advocate in Mr.. Carlisle
while Mr.. Blaine would portray the suppos-
ed benefits of protection in glowing terms.
In such discussion, however, Mr. Blaine
would have to contine himself to facts. He
could not resort to such wild and exagger-
ated assertions as have marked his speeches
since his return from ENGLAND.
The aegis & intelligencer. [volume] (Bel Air, Md.) 1864-1923, 1888-08-24

NOTICE TO PENSION CLAIMANTS.-
~ All persons who make affidavit before me,
to obtain their quarterly payment of Pensions,
VIII save the payment of % cents. cost of the
Certificate to the Clerk of the Circuit Court as
my name is on file in the U. s. Pension Depart
ment and tho U. s. Pension Agents office, in
Washington.
GEO. w. RICHARDSON,
Aau Justice of the Peace, Bel Air, Nd.
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Democratic Ticket.

Friday Morning, August "a, 1888.
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The August crop report just issued by
the Commissioner of Agriculture says that
the corn crop of Maryland has wonderfully
improved during the past month, and the
present indications are that the yield will be
up to theusual average, although some of it
will be late.
The aegis & intelligencer. [volume] (Bel Air, Md.) 1864-1923, 1888-08-24
CoSvocATIoN AT Rock spR1se.-The Protes,

CoSvocATIoS AT Rock sPRING.-The Protest.
ant Episcopal Conyocatlon of Baltimore met
this week, in Christ Church, Rock Spring.
Rev. Henry Tarrant, rector. Services were
Eeld, morning and afternoon on Tuesday, We'd
nesday and Thursday. The meetings were con-
Quoted by Rev. Al. Rich, Dean of Convoca-
ton. The ministers present were the rector,
Rev. Mr.. Tarrant, Rev. Richard Nottingham,
OF Pikesvlle, Baltimore county; Rev. E. T.
Lawrence, OF Hampden, Baltimore county; Rev.
G. +. Plummer aud Rev. X. ". Forsythe, of
Baltimore city; Rev John W. Buckmsster, of
Marlborough, N Y; Rev. DR.. VIM. F. Brand,
Rev. J. B. Craighill, Rev. E. A. Colburn and
Rev. E. W. Wroth, of Hartford county.
The services were well attended and interest
ing. On Thursday a handsome set of chancel
furniture, the gift of the Ladies Sewing Society
OF the Church. was used for the first time.
The aegis & intelligencer. [volume] (Bel Air, Md.) 1864-1923, 1888-08-24

In answer to casual question,
How easy and truthful to tell it's
A cure for the worst indigestion,
To take Pierces Purgative Pellets,
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A DEMOCRATIC POLE TO BE RAIsED.-A we'll =
attended and enthusiastic meeting OF Demo.
Gratis was held, on Monday, at Mr.. Nathan
Grafton Shops, near Forest Hill. DR.. Frank
T. smithson presided, with Abel D. Wilson,
Secretary. Nathan Grafton was chosen "a
Treasurer and Humphrey Wilson, Solicitor.
The object of the meeting was to make arrange.
ments 10 hold Democratic mass meeting and
pole raising, at Forest HILL c. l.. Heck was
appointed Chief Marsha and VIM. A. Durham
Superintendent of raising the pole. The gen
eral committee of arrangements are G. L. Heck,
Thomas Poole, W. E. Hanway, Richard Graf.
ton and John D. Wilson. Nathan Grafton and
Humphrey Wilson were appointed to secure
speakers, and Geo. &. Jefiery to procure band
OF music. The above.named Committees will
report at another meeting, to be held at JEFF.
fery's Shop, Forest Hill, Saturday evening, 25th
instant, at ~ O'Clock. The Democrats of the
neighborhood are invited TO be present.
The aegis & intelligencer. [volume] (Bel Air, Md.) 1864-1923, 1888-08-24

THE outlook is for better prices for
wheat, quotations being about Is cents per
bushel higher than at this time last year.
On Tuesday, in Baltimore, millers paid from
03 to 0G cents for Fultz wheat, Longberry I've
ing quoted at 81 to % cents Spectators
are said to be in fog, which is intensified by
reports in regard to the weather in England
and what the West may or may not do.
The aegis & intelligencer. [volume] (Bel Air, Md.) 1864-1923, 1888-08-24

Hon. JAMES HODGES. OF Baltimore City.
Col. HENRY PAGE, of Somerset county.
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For President,
For Vice President,

GROVER CLEVELAND,
of New York.
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The Republican majority in the United
States Senate on Tuesday rejected the fish
cries treaty with Canada for no other reason
than that they hope to make some political
capital out of the matter. These Republican
Senators made no effort, even, to amend the
proposed treaty, but deliberately rejected it
for the purpose of embarrassing the admin.
istration. Such an exhibition of reckless
partisanship has not been seen in the Senate
for n long time
The aegis & intelligencer. [volume] (Bel Air, Md.) 1864-1923, 1888-08-24

The Senate is still at work trying to
frame tariff bill with which the protected
manufacturers and the people who want
cheaper neccssares of life will both be salts
fed. The task is impossible and hence the
delay. Both parties admit the necessity for
reducing the revenue, but the Republicans
want TO cut it down by aboishing the tax on
whisky, while the Democrats think the tax
should be reduced on the cost OF living.
Every voter must choose between the two.
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Electors at Large.

ALLEN G.. THURMAN,
of Ohio.
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1st District.-w. SCOTT ROBERTS.
ID District.-CoI. JAS G. BERRET.
Sd trict.-WILLOUGHBY N. SMITH.
4th Dstrict.-I G0RHAM MOALE.
9th Dstrict.-R. q. COMBS.
9Th District.-HATTERSLEY W. TALBOT.
For Congress Second Congressional
District.
HERMAN STUMP,
IF uarf,rd IN
Decorah-posten., 1888-01-25
Ho& Tipcr Scttlcmentet
Misconitn.

nopaa Spiteii lS43 boiatte De fgrite
@orbmenb fig Der, nemlis Sans llblen,
Sobannes % Simon See, Gbritopber
Spenbsrub, Gotten &asmusIen % Iez
ter 5orletb. @isconiin bar ba ct
9erritorium; fore Strefninaer af
3anbet beromfrins tilbsrte &esierimsel,
os man fisbte bet for s1.25 pr. Ncre.
Ser bapbe Snbianerne enbnu fine Saats
srunbe os fine Siem, ps fortiatte frebe>
list lin natnrlise 8eRieftiselie; bog,
efteriom ben bpibe Manb mere % mere
bespnbte at opfsre fine iolibe 8oliser,
foripanbt ben rsbe Manbs "@iauams",
os 8lousen penbte ru bet @~rpnipar,
ooer buffet ben pilbe Saser bapbe for
ful9t tit Sptte, % f~urpanblebe 0anbet
til aser % eng. !Spab Der enbnu
minoer ON, at &sbbuberne ensans bar
pHrel 9Ienlme per, er Tor bet Wteite no>
lettet, bog ices biit % Der enonu @rap.
bsie, iorl antases at pare @iemmeites
Der for b~eoen9an9ne %Snbianere. Om,
firing | Sfouene % aubetfebs timber
man 5lintipioier al beres Iile os andre
&ebifaber, icm be briste. Store Slot
ter 5jorte bar / bisie forbums Fiber at
lie itreifenbe pmfrins,. iabuanlispis bros
be | sitlis &etnins ON MOrsenen, naar
bet srpebe af Dag, ben til be fore
2amarad Sumper, bpor be bplbt fig
fiult % bpilebe fig, men naar 9asem
par tilenoe, gil be after p~sitoper for at
sresie. @aar WSrfet inbbpuebe be
frebelise Npbpsserbiem, ba par bet
ofte, at "Pioneeren" meb fin &iIe
falOte ct al bisie prastise 9pr, Tom
itest % tilberebt bar en- berlis 2efters
bibifen. Stu er Sjortene foripumbne for
lense iioen fra bsnne Gsn, % ben mos
berne Sasers 8ptte er fun Sarer,
@torne, MI Os ba 8apbsns, ps til pisIe
Giber 1ilbenber.
Decorah-posten., 1888-01-25
MGrfelist Smugleri.

MGrfelist Smusleri. s Som er
man nplis tommet paa Spor efter ct
mertelist Smusleri. Merebe be mango
Gbampasne.S enbinser, Der fra frantic
8lerifale bare antomne til Gatitanet,
bapoe patt 9ulopaienets Dpmarflom.
beo, ps MI er bet lpftes bette at ppbaae
en- iano Stat ! en- 2abnins frpmme SUI
bilaumssaper oa aultussienitanbe. 8
en- til Satifanet u~bresieret &asie, Der
ifuloe %inSebolbe airfetar % Eager, Der
ifuloe bruses til @ubstieneiten, fanbt
man nemlis til ale 3olobetientenes aor.
bauielie en- flor Mansbe at ben finefte
2Obat. Oct marfelise Sunb blep mo-
furli9ois itrar fOnfiferet, % Der blep
anorenet en- itarp &ontrul meb ale be
g%ienitanbe, Der for Gremtiten anton til
8atifanet.
Decorah-posten., 1888-01-25
On SIbebranoen | Nioaewan

torrt9e Ssnod9 Tan 81 oerllle @nf9
berette mere p~mitanbelist. SlSen ubs
brsb / GIen d Iranns Gpptbef os fog
temmelis mart pper baabe til 8eit os
glt, iaa 9uds Sernoares@ Establishment
% 8afers fore Sutifs 2ofale mart fob
| fps Sue. Oct bar en- ing Iise, Miis
ellie Dorm, ium fsrit sioroe granoz
Glarm, us benbe ifplbes %piitnut, at 81
ben life fit mere Omraaoe; fin Soer III
bun bog bsoe for; eiter al fin Sbarbiss
beo meb at pefte Soft % rebbe fanot
man benbe lissenbe beipimet ps for
frpsien, iaa bun fanife altib fommer til
at lioe for bet. Saobe bet life paret
for benbe, tiger man, iaa tanIfe iaa at
iise belle &ioseiuap oilbe uarst saaet
meo.
NGen & Brann's 8utit 9pfale blep
albeles last / Gife, os Sllt, buab Der
families Der, git albeles tabt; life ensans
8s9erne blep rebbet. 5irmaet baobe ct
bel asiorteret Ipotbef ps oesfuruben ct
SpIa9 al &olonials Sarer, bet belle nieb
en- Gsiurance af $500, iaa Gnbper let
telis uil f%oritaa, at bpab be bar tabt er
en- bel &apital. 9enne 8p3nins %
3uds 8utifs 9ofale eieoes Of Mr.
@beele, % bet p~aaitaaes, at be par life
forIifret.
Geo. 8ater eiebe quiet % Sarebes
boloain9en, iOm brenbte; 8psninsen
matte minbit bore uerb $4,000, %
@arerne bar isr Spitinofigbet p9ro latte
til $12, 200; en- pmtrent t~iliparsnbe
SGoi fanbtes III berinbe. Scr. Gafer
er for Tiben / California; bans belle
asfurance paa gus % 8arer belsber
fig blot til $4,000, iaa ban liber ct isles
list Cab.
Geo. 6. Tud bapoe en- assurance
paa $500, men bans Tab er pmtrent
bet 9obbelte berai.
Wrs. chamberlain bapbe ipm Wobes
banblerinbe fit 9ofale poer 8afers 8u-
tit; bun bar netpp fommet fig efter en-
farlis Sp3bOm, Os, iuas Tom bnn bar,
blep bun brast ben til en- al Maboerne,
men bet Meite al benbes Gienbsle lag.
bes | Gfe. Mobebanblerinpen Miis
GnberiOns 8erelier oper apctbefei
brenbte BELT os bolbeut meb bpab beri
fanbtes; Sntet asiureret; bun bar poo
8eiss | greseo.
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for bar baft moi at fiampe meb, mer
forbaabentlis bill mart bebre os lmuffert
8psninser reiie fig paa De ~afbrenbtt
Tomter.
Decorah-posten., 1888-01-25
Sill giQetfipbere.

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tito at 9ipe ct paaIioeiigt Sinf 9iens
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TeoiGttelie Yriierne; tbi Ser CT
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fGloet par ! 1885, oa ccean.@iaet.
terme iol9tes for $1,000 % Serns
banes Siaetterne ira 1e,p Bort til
Gbtea8o til oen biaige Yris al
S1.OO. Sioen oen 5io bar Yriien
liot efter Hot fte9et til $1,000,
$1,000, $1,000 % $1,000 for Sss
Dtuetterne % Sernbane $ Stuet'
terne ira Wetp BORT til Chicago ira
81 90 til $500, % $500, $1,000,
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hemt Mloer ira oem Gloie til sem
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