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The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1890-03-09

Al. Paul's Methodist Episcopal thurch
Rev. c. ]. Larsen. an eminent Scandinavian
minister from Seattle. will preach at II q.
~. in English. At 7.D p. m. Mrs. Fred
erica Nelson, of Norway, for some years
the leading lady actress on the staRo IN
that country and al eloquent and accom-
plished speaker, will preach in the Nor
wegian language. Rev. Larsen translatin2
into English. The hymns will he sung ~
both languages. The public. both English
and scandinavian, are cordially invited.
Seats free.
Rev. +. d. Kelsey. will preach at the
Congregational church as usual, and take
for his subjects Fear Not and Putting
Away" Bible classes and Sunday school NJ
2:30 ~. IN. Young people, meeting az G;id
D. m. cordial invitation 10 all.
AZ Grand Street Methodist church, regu-
lnr services at II 4. m., conducted by Rev
w. j, Hunter, and 10 1880 p. IN. hy the pas
tor. Sunday school M 2:0 p. IN. Every
body cordially invited and strangers espe-
cially. Come. ID. d. Price, pastor.
Al the Cathedral of the Sacred Heart ser
vices will held to-day as follows; First
mass nj G30 o'clock, second mass at S, high
mass at 1890 and Sunday school at 2..N
O'clock. Vespers this evening at o'clock.
During Lent muss will be said each morn
ing at 5 o'clock and on Wednesdays and
FRIDAYS there will be Lenten devotlons nj
1880 p. m.
Usual services nj the Presbyterian church
to-day az II q. IN. and 730 p, m. Sunday
school at 2:3O p. IN. The pastor will preach
20 the young at the morning service. Rev.
I. V. Moore, Pastor.
Second Methodist Church: Rev. DIR,
Quinn lectures in Adams hall Sunday
morning on 1.-The Witness of History a.
Christ" On Sunday evening the topic of
sermon is, Are They Few That BE
Savedf'
Regular services in the Christian church
this morning and evening at usual hours.
Morning subject: "Ihe Life and Character
of the Apostle John" Evening subject: "The
Way, Truth and Life" Sunday school nj
9:i5 a. m. Young peoples meeting at G&t
p. m, All invited.
First Baptist church, corner Eighth ave
nue. and Warren street, Rev G. u. Allen
Jr.. pastor. Services II a. IN. and 1870 p. N,
Young Peoples meeting at G:30 p. m. The
pastor will preach morning and evening
Seats are free and cordial welcome is ex-
tended 10 all who come.
Rev. j. NJ. Gugel will hold German Luth-
eran service Sunday NJ 2s}0 p. m. M the
German Lutheran church, corner Rodne,
street and Ninth avenue. All are cordially
invited.
st. Peters Episcopal, corner Warren md
Grand reefs, Roy. Il. T. Webb, rector.
Early celebration of holy communion NJ
$40 a. m. Morning prayer and litany with
sermon at IL o'clock. Sunday school with
bible classes at 2:;]0 y. N. Young men are
particularly invited to this service. Even.
my prayer at 1880. To-day Rev. Mr.. Black
ing and evening services. Ushers will be
in attendance at each service. Strangers
cordially invited.
IT o man can tava two hits on every dollar h'
spend. nj the New England Shoe Store how much
dO,.. lte lose when hp goss 10 any her ni0res
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PERSONAL.

II +. May, of Michigan, is guest of the
Merchants.
G. G. Smith. of Omaha, is registered mt
the Merchants.
&. w. Anderson, of Cooke City, is visit
ing tho capital.
NJ. r. Root, of Canyon Creek, is at the
Grand Central.
NJ. J. Sperling, of Bozeman, is at the
Cosmopolitan.
Mrs. 4. Miles has removed from - Cutler
street 10 ~ Cutler street.
J.. NJ. Hoyt returned yesterday from a
three months trip 10 California.
Massena Bullard and daughter, Miss
Glare, will leave for the east Tuesday
A. W. Hand has returned from Maiden
whore he has been assaying for the Spotted
Horse company.
Geo. Mcdonald, superintendent Of the
Diamond City flnme company, is In the
city. He says there was n heavy fall of
snow there this winter, md the chances
favorable for n successful run this season.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1890-03-09

Representative Lind to-day defeated
Chairman Payson Of the public lands COM
mittee, on the bill 20 compel witnesses 20
attend cases before land Offices. The bill
as originally reported made il felony for
n witness not to attend when subpoenaod.
The amendments offered by Lind, and
adopted, make il the duty Of the officer 10
report the fnilure of q witness TO attend
trial 10 the district court, which court shall
take action as the facts warrant, but in no
case shall the fine exceed 800. The power
" clause in the bill IL also stricken out,
which provides that any man who repre-
sented that he was unable 10 pay with ss'
fees could compel the attendance Of such
witnesses. The bill ns n passed will beno-
fit the actual settler OF claimant Of land III
contest
The representatives from the new states
have been urging the secretary Of the in
terror and Land Commissioner Croft 10 re-
lieye settlers whose patents have been sus-
pended for many years under nm order Of
Sparks. Major Sicltler, member of the
committee on public lands, has been active
IN the cnse and his services M special agent
of the land Office before coming 10 congress
give him mn opportunity to see how unjust
was the action of Sparks. lie came across
many cases where patents were withheld
without the shadow Of Justice. Commits
siOncr Croft became convinced of this and
has issued the following order 10 chiefs Of
divisions in the general land office;
"You will Immediately re-e1amine all
suspended final entries IN your division
with the object Of relieving them from sus-
pension. if possible, under the existing
laws aud regulations where, on nccount of
SOME existing laws and regulations, appar-
emily inconsistent with the present policy,
cnses have been suspended. You will make
n schedule OF such cases, giving the cause
OF suspension 10 he submitted TO the secre-
tary with such suggestions ny you may deem
proper. in view of having him consider the
ndyisability Of modifying such regulation"
The result of this order will be that many
suspended patents will soon be issued.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1890-03-09

We now occupy the most commodious
and best lighted carpet room between Chi
oago and the Pacific coast. and we nre
pleased TO announce that this season we
shall show by far the largest.and hand
soonest line of new designs in moquets,
Wiltons. Brussels and ingram carpets ever
Carried by our house. Many of these Gle
CANT carpets have already reached Us and
new ones ARE daily arriving. We also have
q superb line Of rugs Of the very lntest de
you n slight idea of wbnt beautiful carpets
and draperies We can show you if You will
visit these departments of our mammoth
establishment. We will he glad "a hive n
call from our lady friends and patrons gem
orally. SANDS BBos.
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In Tayor of the Company.

NEW YoRK, March s.-Judge Wallace. in
the circuit court to-day, gave decision for
the Denver a Rio Grande railroad company
in its suit against the United States Trust
company. The action WAS brought to com
pei the trust company TO countersign and
deliver certain mortgage bonds 10 the rail
road company for the purpose of building
certain branches OF the road. The defend
ant contended that il was not authorized
under the terms of its trust to do so, unless
the branches were more than ten miles in
length, and they were only for n part in
cluded in ten-mile sections.
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Arrivals nj The Helena.


Miss Britwall, head millinor in Fowles
Cash Store, returned last night from Now
York. where she has been attending the
spring openings in millinery, picking up
new idons IN style and selecting goods for
the millinery department, which arc now
beginning 10 arrive. Within few days the
Indies of Helena will have mn opportunity
Of examining at, towlos' Cash Store. now
spring hats ana bOnncts, flowers and rib
bons, fresh fair and Frenchy.
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ARBOR DAY PROCLAMATION.
The Governor Announces Tuesday, April
Is, the Day to Plant Trees.

Is. the Day tn Plant Trees.
Pursuant. TO law and the best interests Of
the state. !. Joseph X. Toole, governor of
the state of Montana. do hereby set npart
the third Tuesday of April tbcing the 18th
day of April, 1880, AS a day for the plant
ing of trees, Identifying homes, cemeteries,
highways, public grounds and landscapes.
The observance of this day aside from he
coming custom. beautiful in itself, VIII
rapidlyan materially enhance the value
of all property so improved.
therefore earnestly request that all the
people of Montana observe this day IN the
manner indicated above. and | especially
recommend that the attention OF pupils IN
all our schools be directed to the import
ance of the cultivation and preservation ol
trees. and that wherever practicable they
participate in planting trees, shrubs and
vines in III Schoolhouse grounds.
TO those :, no desire to avail themselves
of the more substantial rewards OF exeml %
tiou from taxation attention is called to the
following sections of an act approved sept.
IL. 1851:
Sec. >. Any person who is resident of
this territory istatel who has now planted.
or who shall hereafter plnnt, and suitably
cultivate for two years one or moro acres
of land in fruit trees, he slia l. for the eight
years following thereafter. receive annually
a reduction or exemption from his assess
ment of one hundred dollars for each acre
90 planted. provided. that the trees SO
planted shall not stand more than thirty
feet apart, and are SO long kept in a grow
ing condition.
Sec. 6. That when any resident OF this
territory has or may hereafter plant and
cultivate for two years a line of forest trees
or fruit trees, not less than sixteen feet
apart and not moro then eight feet from
any water ditch within his land, said land
shall be exempt from taxation 10 the amount
of one dollar annually thereafter on the as
sesscd valuation of such land for each
growing tree thereon for a period of five
years"
In witness whereof | have hereunto sci
my hand and caused the great state TO be
affixed.
Done at Helena. the capital of said state,
this sth day of March, in the year of our
Lord one thousand eight hundred and
ninety.
BY the Governor.
JosErn X. TooLE.
l.. RoTwITr, Secretary Of State.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1890-03-09

That is what we say Of the new firm 0
Arinitege q Piatt, "Real Estnten and VI
congratulate Mr.. piatt that he has associat
ed himself with one so long and fayorabll
known as Mr.. Armitage. in fact, no two mel
are better known or regarded in this com
of century, absolutely reliable. energetic
we'll posted on values, and any business cn
trusted to them will receive scrupuluns at
tention. and we prophesy for them i'm
Inense success, heur as.
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The Majority Of the Senate Commit
tee on Elections Decides in Favor
of Sanders and Power.
The Minority Favor the Democrats,
and tho Question viii Soon
BE Finally Settled.


| WASHINGTON. Feb. Special. The
senate committee on privileges and cleo
iions spent nearly the entire day ON tho
Montana case, and the result was as pre-
dieted in these dispatches. After carefully
going over the casc resolution was pro-
sentod TO the effect that Wilbur Fiske
Sanders and Thomas G. Power were duly
elected senators from the state Of Montana
and were entitled 10 sents IN the senate.
The question was put and Senators Eyaris,
Spooner, Teller, Frye and Hoar trepubli-
cam voted in the Affirmative and Senators
salisbury. Vance, Pugh and Vance (domo-
cratsl in the negative. There will ba two
reports, tho majority in fayor OF seating
Sanders and Power, and the minority in
favor OF Clark and Maginnis. The case will
be called up in the senate at any day.
There will be some debate and II will then
he decided 10y strict party vote in favor Of
the republican claimants.
Colonel Sanders is very happy tonight,
and remarked that with tho faots before
them the committee could do nothing else.
Clark and Mnginnis have felt heretofore
that senators might act fairly in the matter.
but the decision OF tho committee has con-
yinced them that the matter win be acted
upon as party question. They want tho
case taken into the senate. however, and
debated, so the country can judge Of the
justness Of their clnims.
The ground upon which the majority of
the committee takes its stand as basis for
its recommendation is that the republican
house of Montana was the legal house, as
its members held certificates of election
from the election officers and was recogniz-
ed as the legal house by the state senate.
The report of the committee will not be
made for several days, as II will be long
document, discussing both the law and
facis in the case. Gray, il il expected, will
prepare the report of the minority. The
presentation of the reports will be the sig
nal for mn extended debate, and IL may be-
several weeks before the senate will reach IA
vote ON the subject. Turpie is of the opin-
ion that no election has been accomplished
and that the caso should be remi.ssd 10 the
state of Montana for action. He may make
an independent report TO that effect.
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XicinrY for the Railrnnds-

SAN FRlNcIsco, March SIN the actions
begun to-day by the state of California
against the Central and Southern Pacific
company to recover taxes amounting 10
about $4,000, delinquent since 1896. the
supreme court to-day decided in favor Of
tions of the code which designate the mode
of collection OF railrond taxes, and under
which the suits were brought, are uncon-
atilutional.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1890-03-09

We are in the tradc, and il you want Il
nice imported domestic OF Key West cigar,
or in fact anything in our line, We would be
pleased 20 have you call, ~ we are prepared
10 give you good value for your money,
either 10 retail or box trade.
WOODWARD a SlNDtlss.
No. ~ \. Main street, opposite Grand Cen
truI
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1890-03-09
HELENA IN BRIEF.

Dinner from Il TO al the Bon Ton.
G.. W. Jackson. music dealer, Bailey
building, Main street.
James w. Barker, merchant tailor, Main
street, opposite First National bank.
Go enst via the Montana Central and
Manitoba railways, tne new sleeping and
dining car route 10 st. Paul and the east.
Through trains leave Helena daily at II 30
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nnunin Ten Dnllnrs.

KANSAS CfrY. March s.-The transmits
souri, passenger association authorized to-
day all tho roads interested TO make a $40
rate between Kansas City and Colorado
points. Rock Island has already posted no
tice that the new rate will be effective Mon
day. II is expected the Santa Fe, Union
Pacific and Burlington will announce the
new rate tomorrow, 10 be effective IN three
daVE
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Hover a Fox.

The entcrprising firm of Hover & Fox, Of
Deer Lodge. who have an announcement in
this issue, have just recently engaged IN
business. Besides handling real estate they
do a general commission and mining bro
kerage business. They invite correspond.
ence on all matters pertaining 10 their busi.
ness. They are agents for the new Syndi.
cate addition 10 Deer Lodge.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1890-03-09

Tautphaus Heilig will receive another
car load Of mixed meats, eosn beef, direct
from Omaha Tuesday mex. The consign-
mcnt received last week gave good satisfac-
ton, and the firm is receiving great praise
for its enterprise in supplying the market
with fine meats. Part of the next consign-
ment will consist of spring lambs, and will
be the first in the M fket.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1890-03-09

Inc Englehon Helena Business College
will be located in the Grandon Gates
block, corner Warren street and Sixth ave-
nue.. Und the late destroyed halls are being
repaired.
The hall il on the FIRST floor, large and
heated by steam and every thing new and
clean. All students are requested to be on
hand next Tuesday morning at . o'clock.
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rha rir.i nr liz s.n.nn-

We have received by express to-day line
Of ladies' spring wraps, Kilarneys, Peas
ants, etc. all of them in the latest New
York fashion. We ortend cordial invita-
tion 10 the ladies' 10 call and see them.
SANDS BRos.
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"L'COMPARlSON."
4 Magnificent Painting Now on Eshibi-
tion Here.


a Magnificent Painting Now on Exhibi-
tIon Here.
Mr.. August FaclS, Of this city, has been
fortunate in securing by purchase cne OF
the most perfect art gems ever brought into
this country.
The painting-almost as large as the side
of an ordinary room-is one of twenty re.
Gently imported from France by Mr.. Julius
kesslcr, the art connoisseur of st. Paul
Minn., who spent some months nj the Paris
exposition for this purpose. OF the work
in itself, and which is now TO be seen by
our citizens at the California Wine House.
the New York World said ON its arrival in
New York City some months ago: "LCom-
parison," just imported from France by
Mr. julius kessler. of st. Paul. Mimi, and
now on private exhibition in this city. il
from the brush of the famous lie Jcune,
whose work is attracting the attention OF
the critics III all parts Of the continent.
This latest work of his is certainly one Of
his best. Imagine, II you can, a canvas 81
/ large as to almost cover the floor of a room.
Upon this canvas is laid in warm, rich col
OTs, the apartment of a womnn-a beautiful
yoluptuous woman, whose life is one con-
tinual song; whose golden hair ripplcs
above Il tace 40 wondrously fair TINT Ia
embrace the painting itself il almost a
temptation. And thus beautiful woman.
just returned from the opera, enters her
apartments and stnnds before stntue OF
the Venus de Milo-the incompatible form
Of woman IN ninrble. She wonders, aud
the question * in her eyes, if she il not M
beautiful AS that marble figure, and won
dering, let's fall the fair covering of her
/ glowing bosom and rounded bust. and her
own loyeliness is revealed in wondrous
comparison With the statue.
This is the painting. The artist chose q
happy theme, and happily has he painted
the rare charms of modern woman against
those of the long forgotten Grccinn venus
Buy your laby carriage al tho Bee Hive prices
/ from $3.50 upwards.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1890-03-09

MARrsyIILE, Mont, March s.-ISpecial. /
The following IL the output of the Drum
Lummon mine for the month of February:
lO-stlmp mill crushed i3s tons, yielding : aO,sn
aO-stamp mill crushed 3, i51 tons, yielding u Nn
G0-stamp mill crushed 1900 tons. yielding Is.G0
Total ,................. ................S Sioo im
Working expenses .......s..,....4.... SOL 800
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Something new and nobby for misses and
children. All colors, sizes 4, 6, 8, 10 and Il
years. Ask 10 see them nj
RALuGn & CLABKE's.
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Trnm AIn.nnn in Aqn.nnn

! desire to purchase from $1,000 10 500.
600 first mortgage notes. running from
three months 10 three or five years in any
sums. Also some city warrants.
III. B. PALMER,
Room IL, Merchants Natl Bank Building.
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II you want choice steak. Broadway
Meat Market is the place TO get il. Tele-
phone l9l.
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Helena merchants should read tho display
advertisement in this issue beginning with
the above words.
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Tn Town Now,

The city Office of Ketchum. DeNoille q
Co. is with J. $. NJ. Neill, on Edwards street,
rear Of Merchants National bank. Orders
left will receive prompt attention.
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Mics NJ. Warmllcr has received a fnll line ~
spring millinery, which she will bp pleass.1 te
show all who favor her with q call hi M. 10
Warren 81, Browns Block.
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Baby carriages doll carriages, iron and wooden
wagons. rocking horses, hobby horses, carts, etc.
lust received ai tho Bee Hive.
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.elIor Trad,

Peddling wagon, harness and four good
horses. Terms 10 suit purchaser.
HARRs, the Clothier.
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The celebrated lssel carpet sweeper only 81
at thr Boc Hive ths week. Tho greatest labor
saying invention OF the age.
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Yost writing machine. Warranted SUI
perior TO all Others. see IL at Calkins a
Fcatherly's.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1890-03-09

The Bee Hive has Just received nm immens
line If fancy China and glassware which they ar
selling nj b,sl rock prices.
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How very choar, How ycry choice.
The people all arc crying.
They praise our goods with cheerful YoicO.
Aud back Il up b. buying.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1890-03-09

Dinner sets. handsomely decorated containing
III pieces selling at Sli for this week at the Bee
Hive.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1890-03-09

Spring style Miller hats ready now ut
Harris, the Clothler.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1890-03-09

Small price. and a large stock are the New
England Shoe Store sirOnghold-.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1890-03-09

Spring style Miller hats now ready at
Harris, the clothier.
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Big reduction on lamps at tho Bee Hive.

The largest line Of linen towels. napkins and
table cloths in the city al the Bee Hive.
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ARKANSA
A Great March Flood--Thou-
sands of People Seeking
Homes, Are Attracted to
Missoula by Its Won
derful Resources.

A County With the Finest Agri-
rIcultural ValleyS---The
Best Mines and the
Largest Forests in
All Montana.
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If d man can tave two hits on every dollar he
spends nj the New England shoe Store. how much
dots Dc lose WHOM hn gO.s % any other sinre-
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Car Load of Meat.

,chambca SETS decorated. only $3.50 at the Bee
Hive.
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Buy your l,aby carriage al the Bee Hive, Prices
from $50 upwards.
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JOsErH j.. looLE.
l.. RoTwrTT. Secretary of State.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1890-01-16

Gss EIeraace NteDtiuaale s:r Sin
escpffsGe.
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bet 1T. Dawn Fro mir 10 tber3eust,
boB mir u%nierer Sup" lehren nerben
81 iaSen: r@eiesnet lei Dsrs. Winslpm"
neil fie berielben bebalflid mar, User bic
Yerioee bes 3ahnens uno anbere Be=
idwerltdfeiten ftr &iaber h~inmes3ufcmz
men. Wrs. Winslcw's Snotbing Snrup
ntnmt ben Sinbern bic Sdmer1en unb
furtrt Dpfentrie nnb Diarrboe. ST
ntadt ben 9aumen 3art, befreit BON
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aber bic Pericbe bes 3abnens binmsg.
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tbun, GQes unb nidt weniser. Wir ba=
Ben einmal MrS. Binslow seieben uno
tennen fe nun burd ibren 5potbina
Shrup fir Gtnoer. Wenn mir bic Maal
bitten, mirben mir fe als 9eilanb far
bic 8inber hinfteQen : mas ie aud in
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alien Qpotbefeu gu rs Gents per Blai@e
nerfauft.