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New-York tribune., 1891-04-29
Am INVESTMENT
That Will DOUBLE in u Months
Paying Dividends April and October.
STOCK OF THE
Ca,-AIa. Investment and Development Company.
capta, Stock f-p"d and subject to no
Hon BENZ F. BUTLER ofMassachuses, Presloent
Hon. JAMES W. HYATT Late Treasurer ofU S, Treasurer
DIRECTORS
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April TO April 49,
Address applications and
Hon. JAMES w. HYATT Treas, GaAa Investment and Development Co.
| eUntds
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Office Room 720 Insurance Exchange Building.
w aapoosa Stock Prospectus
md Price List Building Lots mailed
Office OF the Company Whee all
| communications Q addressed,
ST. Louis Iron Mountain and Southern San Antonio Arkansas Pass Ry Co.
San Antonio & AralSS Pass Ry Co.
REORGANIZATION.

The undersigned have been appointed Reorganization
Committee under an agreement dated March 2 1891 odgei
with the Central Trust Company OF New.York to carry
New-York tribune., 1891-04-29

s1E'' ssd ser Hs tse eAy liz M o9
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-09-11

Mark Guy pcarlr tolls rs ~ m Incl.
dent which occurred In connection with
a sermon ~ hit on Christa invitation to
tho weary and heavy laden.
II had finished my sermon whom a
good man came 10 mo and gaidi 4 wish
/ had known what you were going 10
preath about could have told you
something
"'Woll. my FRIEND said. ~ is very
good Of you. May not have II stillf
"'Do you know why his yoke Is light,
sirl Ifnot, think can tell you.'
"'wcll. because the good Lord helps
u to carry It, suppose
"'No. sir he explained, shaking his
head. 4 think know better than that.
You zee. when WIS boy at home.
used 10 drive the oxen IN my fathers
yoke. Aud She yoke was never made 10
balance, sir. a. yon said Il had re-
fcrrcd 10 the Greek word But how
much bct,or 1t was 10 know tho real
thing)
"llc went on iriunphnntly, Fathers
yokcs were always make heavier ON one
side than the other Then. You soc, We
would put weak bullock Ia alongaid'
Of strong bullock, and the light end
would come on tho weak bullock, because
the stronger one had the heavy part OF
II On his shoulder
"Thcn his face 10 up ~ no saidi thin,
Is why tho yoke % easy and the burden
h light because the Lords yoke isiual,
after the snmo pattern, and tho heavy
eud H. upon bio shoulder
$50 shall go iiul rr,t To Your soul. -
Illustrated Missionary News.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-09-11

George Alihlsar. veteran % The war
aud now hlling the place Of letter car.
ricr at the postoiiicc IN Port Juryia, NJ.
tended tho Grand Army reunion at D.
troit, aud took occasion while there 20
restore 70 acommdc long lost Bible with
an interesting history. The Bible was
originally q gift 10 David Webster a
Michigan volunteer. from lIa mother on
the eve n his departure Tor Virginia in
1891. Webster lost tho book 10 The SOC.
oul baltic N Bull Run
Il f5ll into The handsof Confederate
soldier Of S,unewnll Jnrksons command
namvl Ilaycs. Following tho moth
crs inscription to her son on the ny
leaf the soldier wrotcA brief stAiomen,
OF the circumstances under which II
came into his possession. ile abandoned
hiH knHrsack containing tho book ON thl
battlefield nt Brlaiows station.
Althisr picked tho volume ny and
had carefully preserved IL for twenty.
ok years as nn Interesting relic of dies.
pcmtoly fought battle, lilo was Tor
tunatc in finding Comfndo Webster ui
the Dutroi, reunion aud In restoring %
him relic loubly precious because %,
mother who gave II had dicd. Cor
Now YORK sun.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-09-11
neAlrHfuL ReoRsArloNs.
/. strong Hody .. Good AdJune, to {.
strong soul.


strong soul.
We might make onr homes a hundred
Told moro attractive than thoy are. Nou
will never keep your boy away from ont.
idle dissipation until you make your do
nestle circle brighter than any other
place ho oan find. Do not 10 glum and
with half coniemnli1ry look nmid ihe
portfuino. ~ your children. Yon wero
Young once yourself Let your children
b. young while they may.
DO not put on sort of supernatural
gravity. ~ though you never liked sport.
iulncsa You liked 20 iust a. much as
your children DO. Some " yon were
full Of mischief you havonovcr indicated
TO your children NJ YOUR grandchildren,
and you mover got Mp in the morning un.
~ you were pulled ont of bodi Do not
stand before your children pretending 90
b. specimens Of immaculate goodness
Do not. because your cycsigit is din
and Your ankles din. frown upon tho
spurifnlnras which shows itself Iu iho
fret lustef Of the eye and In tho bound.
INK foot Of robust health. Do not Nc
with the rheumatism wondering how the
children can 20 on 40. Thank God that
they afo 10 ilyht u spirit. that their
laughter D. 30 free. that their spirits arc
~ radiant. Trouble comes soon enough
10 them Dark days will come soon
enough 10 them. and honrihreaks and
dcsolai.0n aud Bereavement will come
soon enough DO not try 10 foros,all g.
10 not Try 20 anticipate IL. When The
cloud. come on the ky u Is time Cntugh
ic GIT out the reef tackle.
Introduce into your Iarlon those in-
nocunt games which are the Invention II
1ur own day, aud those that have come
down from other days--choss and cha.
mics and ba,iledoor and mbleaux aud
caliFthruics and scores Of Others that
youugpeople can suggest and those that
are suggested 90 you. many Of them hav-
lng on them not one faint Of inipuity.
Aud then you will want 20 take your fam
lly out with you sometimes. Beware. O
man, N you mover take Your family with
you 10 those places whore You go for
amusement II ia always good sign
whom ! soe families going together to
places N Amusement.
/ go further and commend 10 you field
sports, bail the croquct ground. aud
the fp0rtfmana KUN. aud the hshounan's
rod, and archery aud lawn tennis, aud
scores u other nmusomcnts belonging 10
tho fields. The iactis. there Is something
No unhealthy VA city Ito that when mo
taker Of the census aays there hrc IN tho
city lo0. pO p.oplo. there aru only cocoon,
riuco d generally takes about two mon 10
amount 90 one man. ihero IL something
90 uunerying, NJ oxhauaf.ng Ia our met
r0p1litan lie. We want moro fresh air..
more srnahine.-Dr. Talmase in Chris
tan Herald
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-09-11

Usuilly when man has been run over
by AN engine and train Of htc cirs tli'
coroner sits on what Is lett of him. VIII
the exception Of tho coroner Inquest
that IS what happened To- Jacob Kahn.
Nevertheless be Is none The wono Tor
us remarkable experience. Nature innde
Kahn n very thin man. aud tp tHif i1ct
be- owes his life. Kahn is about twenty
two ycars old, and IS iouueymnn
baker. He IL not very tall. but bis thin
nc.s Is standing joke In the ncighbor-
hood.
Beng good naiured. 10 never angerci
him, and he was wont 90 laugh AMI TO-
ply that como day they would envy him
for being slender. About o'clock ho
was talking 20 some acquaintance u'
Second street and Germantown avenue,
when a shifting engine. drawing Csc
heavy freight c1rs came along Just rs
itwu' almost oppliio 20 btu Kahn sep.
ped right between ihe tracks. a dozen
people shouted and scrramel. and Kahn
saw his danger Whether be suddenly
realized that his remarkable th.nnas
might bo the means ~ saving his lie, %
whether Il was merely fright ~ not
known. but be- foll hlt on his fuce 49, The
engine came up and passed over h.m.
Tho engineer could not stop mud went
right on. while the people stood trans
fixed with horror. The five ears passed
over him a policeman and u big crowd
ran into the street 20 gather up ths
manglcd corpse Imagine their surprisc
when Kahn jumped up, apparently uu.
hurt. brushing tho dust frul bis new
troumrs. philadelphia PrcsA
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-09-11

To-day the funeral Of Josiah H..
Perry took place. lie died at his real
Deuce on the first day OF September
after an Illness Of weeks.
The deceased was born In Lewis,
Essex County, New York, on the 9th
OF April, 1918, AMI was the clics, son
OF Stephen and Rhoby Edwards Porryj
he embraced the Gospel on the 9th OF
July, 1899. ON the 10Th Of September,
isn, he was ordained 10 the office Of a
Priest. and ~ such performed mis-
sion 10 the state Of Vermont. After
filling this mission he came with his
fathers family 10 Nauvoo. Here lac
took an active part In the building of
tho Temple. At one tlmo when he
and several others were working 10
procure money for the Temples spring
Of water from which they got drinking
water was poisoned by evil men, and
fourteen Of the company died from the
effects, but he and some others rccov.
cred. on another occasion lie fcll
from n pcanold eighteen fcet, whom he
received an injury In his ankles from
which he never fully recovered.
In 1874 on the first OF April he was
ordained Seventy, having previously
been ordained an Elder. He im'
mcdlAtcly departed for Michigan
where he laborod NJ messenger Of IL,
Gospel. while here tho Prophet
Joseph smith was killed aud ho wa
called home.
Ia 1875 hc married his present
wlfr and became the father Of min,
children, eight daughters aud one son
He emigratcd 10 Salt Lake Valley IL
1850 AMI settled IN Weber county, IL
various places u this county he tool
an active part In the work Of tn
Gospel, and was always engaged II
the ministry of the Priesthood NJ
which he had great reverence.
Deceased leaves wife, seven child
rem, twenty.seven grandchildren, au,
host offrlenda.
T.. &. GrURrsDS, Secretary.
HUNTSVILLE, Utah, Sept. =, 1891.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-09-11

Tho wedding at Berlin Of MAI Ma, q
Sihmese gentleman, fon Of tho governor
Of Chantotron, and Fraulln Schultz, the
daughter Of cigar manufacturer. IS the
affair which now most Interests the
continental pgcta MAI Mas father long
withheld his consent 90 the marriage.
lilo thought II impossible fora Protestant
lady 10 enter as q daughter a house con.
fecratel TO buddha. However, no has
been brought round and tho happy
couple are soon TO proceed to Bangkok,
where Mai Mas family have promised
them q hearty welcome. European men
often wed Adatic women. but the TO.
verse seldom happens
l should not wonder, young Asiaiics
coming ia large numbers 10 study.n Eu.
ropoan universities, IL numbers OF Euro
pcan women found husbands among
thom. These oriontals arc generally tho
sons Of rich men, and turn out well.
Victor Hugo WINS a warm advocate Of
what ho called the ohurning up OF races
aud the consequent evolution VI q great
mixed race which would feel at homo IN
every part OF tho globe and be infinitely
complex IN It's faculties, The late NJ.
Raoul Duylrs forecast was that in 100
years hence full fourth o. tho p0nula.
ton Of this continent would be- Of mixed
Aryau aud Adade blo0l,-Paua Letter,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-09-11

The imperial government Of China Is
in n dilemma Of kind that would not
mike anybody want to be emperor Of a
celestial kingdom II the imperial gov.
eminent redrcsscs the wrongs " the for
eigners who suffered at the hands Of u
Chinese mob, then rs subjects threaten
to riso In revolution. On tho other hand,
II China does not give satisfaction for
these injuries. then European and Amer.
lean mcn-of.war loom mp on the horizon,
ready to batter down an tho Chinese
cities along the coast and only too glad
Of the pro,cxt to make raid inland,
Thus China has first class object lesson
on tho old saying about being between
the devil and the deep sea.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-09-11

ono Of the Christian Fathers says %
Jesusi Christ huugored aa "a man aud
fed tho hungry as God. lilo was hungry
rs man, aud yet ho'is tho broad Of life.
Io WIS a.thirat ga a man, and yet ho
unys, Lot him thatis a.tbirst come to mo
and drink lie was weary, aud is our
r,et Tie pays tribute, and Is a king;
prays, and hears prayer, wccps, and
dries our team;is sold for thirty pieces
oi silver, and udtema the world Is led
As % sheep 90 the slaughter, and Is the
good shepherd" What wonderful
combination we have In tho Goldman,
Christ Jesus our LUrll
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-09-11

4 Gardiner man collected bin of
g. 10 the other day aud feels well over
hts success. lie rulu ten miles into tho
country and found his debtor va the hay
h,ll just about 90 pitch ON a load Of huy,
"The money H. mp 10 tho house" cx-
planned tho farmer land IN get II just
us soon us got In This load Of hay. Do
you mind getting ON and building the
loalE The Gardiner man got on aud
when he reached tho barn he found the
lady Of the house who had charge Of the
money, out hluohurrying So ho stayed
and built another load aud then got biz
money Some folks think he had earned
it-Kennebec (Mel Reporter
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-09-11

1t has been found that cpidcmics fol.
low one another In waves around tho
globe FROM east TO west This Is notably
true OF cholera aud the grip. First
appearing In Asia, they move uccs.
siycly to Europe and thence to America
A weather observer declares the same iH
true OF wet and dry seasons Tho
droughts in the northwestern part Of tho
United States have passed oil over the
Pacific ocean and are reappparing again
IN Asia The same authority says there
are arJ 10 bo In succession three dry sen.
sons and three wet ones Il has bcgn
observed that during the prevalence OF
cpidemics the atmosphere is in a mega.
tive electric condition.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-09-11

Itmay lbs that honesty Is not Chris.
tihn grace. but Il h moral quality
which i, essential TO al Christian char.
actcr. II may not constitute the Chris.
tlan. hut he " a sorry Christian who h
without II. Evidently there "a q growing
demand for this hom,ly but valuable
quality. the absence Of which IL bring
ing rcproach on 80 many names and
wrecldng M many institutions. Stern.
ncss In INJECTING penalties u also grow.
ing In favor We noticed a few DAYS
ago In an English paper that n man who
had failed and paid only seven shillings
and ak pence on hopound, AMI who had
been suspended FROM the church, appeal
ed 10 be ruinstatgl. But tho men to
whom he appealed proved iuileublc.
They listened TO his much pleading, but
finally replied that his oilons, was sueh
that ho should have tito grace aud
humility 20 go 20 heaven IN silence. ~
Presbyterian Observer
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-09-11

There was "a romantic marriage hero
Tuesday. VI Moliie james. OF England,
aud Mr.. Chtlrs Nillono. oi New York,
leiug the per-ous directly Interested.
The bride is niece OF @. +. Il James,
the aathor, and very beautiful woman
Of the puro Saxon type. The bridegroom
IS o spaniard. dark aud handsome.
They met AZ the house Of tho bride four
years ago, when Misa james WINS only
seventeen years old. Il was ease q
love at first sight The parents oi thu
young woman psrcmptorily forbade their
marriage, a. villuuo b u Catholic.
The young span.nrd came 20 America,
II, established himself In business In
New York city aud hAs thrved Six
months ago Miss James agreed 10 sclz,
the first opportunity to slip away from
home and come 20 America.
Her parents OWNED her purpose an
kept a close watch on her. but without
avail. she cluded thoir vigilance and
bought a ticket % Now York She wa.
pursued and hil on shipboard. Wnet
6ho arrived IN New Yori; she found thai
her hnnco was Ia the south From hi
business associates shc obtained his al
dress, and tls,y made wa appointment {,
meet IN Memphis
Miss james arrived IN the morning ani
was mado Mr.. NiIlone that afternoon
A magistrate performed tho ceremony
o. neither Of tho lovers would consent 6.
O marriage by a priest Of tho other
faith. Aitor tho ceremony they tool
their departure for st. Louis
Tho bride said before leaving. ut wa
along Journey for % girl 10 make alone
but am glad made H."
And her husband looked a. though m
/ Soy was mutual.-Memphis Cor. Boaiol
D Globe.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-09-11

I'VE don't want to fight" but Il Il
must come to that il is satisfaction to
know that the young men Of our Ma.
ional Guard arc ready 10 become mag.
nihcont soldiers On general principles,
II there is no fighting to be done in
America ever again the military drill OF
tho National Guard, faithfully kept up.
will tend TO mako our young mon erect
aud graceful IN bearing.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-09-11

he rre,ci.e, .i,.s n banquet a"d
TaILs Politics.

PANS, Sept iO.-The banquet given
today nj Vhndcuvrc by de freycinet,
prvsident Of the council aud minister
OF war, 10 the French generals who
ar. taking part IN the army mnneuv-
en- and 10 military attaches who are
watching them. was most brilliant
affair. II VA. apparently selected :"
an occasion for the French govern
menl, through lie Ffvycinet, to give
uttefancc n IT, We've upon the peace
prospects Of Europe. Do Ffeycinet,
during the COURSE " his speech, made
special reference N the paciiio ten
denotes OF France. The leading iuea
Of the maucuvcrs, he said, was 70
throw light on and give ekcfcis. IN
the duties Of the commander IN chlei
"Noboiy," de Ffeycinet said now
doubts that we are strong or that We
shall prove 10 be uuwisc. We Know
how 10 maintain that c,lmnes- anu
dignity In days of misfortune which
have paved the way 10 rocuperatiOn'"
loud applause.
The Rusaian General Frcdericks,
dean OF foreign military attaches, pro
posed q toast 10 de Froycinet aud
Uen.ral Saus.ier, TO the splendid
French troops aud their gallant coun-
trymcn, WIN had received the foreign
vision with such cordially and cout.
tezy. The toast Va drank with great
enthusiasm.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-09-11

against the Umphfey scheme OF de-
manding exorbitsnt prices Tor cotton
picking. lie urges the negr0cs 70 I'VE
In harmony with tho white farmers
alleging the closely interviewer intc-
rests Of the two classes aud the danger
Of stirriny up strife. lie adds that ~
present prices cotton planters cannot
afford to pay an advance.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-09-11

A sewing machine that was exhibited
In Boston d faw days ugo stitched easily
and rapidly through layers Of leather i've
eighths Of nn inch IN thickness In a
second trial stitches were made oycnly
and rapidly through a pieoo Of birds
oye maple three oighths OF an Inch thick,
and iu third test the machine sowyl
through a layer OF brass oue-oighth Of
au inch thick, placed between pieces Of
ltalher-New York journal
uns ana uno sane.
Kate-Where will you 30 after lcay'
ing horui
Clua-we think Of going to Baah
Haahbah.
Kaga-Whore the mischief Is thaU
CLARION tha coast OF Maine,
katr-ls IL near Bar Harbor
Clara dcilyl-lt Is RHah llaahhah..
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-09-11
Increased Estimates Of the "srma"
Army.

BrRLis, Sept. io,-Thc 7dge1'au
SAYS an increase u the German army
estimates for the coming year Is GER
tsinty.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-09-11
s. ". ANDERSON.
GKNFRAL MANlGER
AnNIcE To MornIIts.

Mrs. MiAsLowa SOOTHING hIArf should
a.wAya lu used TO- children tceihlhg II
sooihes The child foftcns Tie gums. allays oil
pam, currs Wind colir, and u The beet f-mciy
Tor diaHnua, twenty I'VE cents bottle
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-09-11
runerai services over the nema,ns Of
Mnnhl.

Pans, Sept. lo.--Simple aud Inn
pr.ssiyo services were held over the
remains Of Malor Rundy, late editor of
The MfRa1d Empress Of New York, at
The American church this morning.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-09-11

loTDoS, Sept. ~. 80 Earl Georg'
John Carnegie died today.
Decorah-posten., 1891-04-01
&riittan.

Rulbe ps Sustisbeo forenst bar en-
ilspsnoe girtnins paa Gesemets Srsa'
ner, Os dOrOsislien fOresaar lausiOm'
mere ON 8intsren eno ON Qsten. Set
famine er p1ian Silfalbe meo be ofious
orenee Snnttioner. Raben er ofte ilsp,
% Suoens 9orsr ailonbrer fun Tibet
Materie paa oenne aarsiib. gpitemet
%iprlanoer berior 4iiunbrins, liseleoes
8ensnids og Resulerins; BET i~ifrslte Os
beoIte Wtibbel, baaoe iom Cont % DC
teratip, iom fan bruses for bisie Eis.
msb, er SUitstter's Stoma9 Bitters.
8sriuner, iOm bar snitet at unbaaa be
rbeumattite 8ribnin9er, ~bDspeptiite
apaler, imerteiuloe 5Orftprrelier i Ma'
ben, Galbsipsovmme, @erpeipattelier,
iom sr iaa a~lmiubeiise paa benne aars.
tib, pil sisrs pei / at itprte Spitsmei
msS benns beremte uesstabilife Mape.
mebiein % stprfemibeef. Get foressr
Gppetitsn, 'tprtsr Wapeu, opliper GIN
bet os fornper belle sptemet.
(april).
Decorah-posten., 1891-04-01
Ora 8uobranoSoaleu.

Sebalen I Sebruar. - Sulebeigg / Setun.
beimen. - Yeir ce 8iub. = Se~rnbaneltem'
nin9er.
So be Tom isien I Gar Osiaa. Seq
mener cisie briltiss 5pre inoe fra Sri.
i%tiania, Tom ofrer i'm Suleferie til en-
lpiti9 Stifart tiers Oper Sstunfjeloene.
9ette er @pset iplinter Npt. 90 lises
iaa npt er bet for oS - Der lise Opuus
Der S~Diunbeimen / be poerite llbfanter
al @ubbrano8baleu - at faa 8eisg al
SopeoltaoSfulf mibt paa ~iortelte ginte'
rem.
Dm Summeren er Der 10 en- bel
Brimntel af LANCE, imalbeneoe 3urilter
me0 9or9netter paa Naien, ps 3amer
= naturlispis: lette, %finfine, ~iprasleoe
Sommeriusle - ublanbinser % Sno.
l%Qnbinger ont binanoen, ps ba berifer
Der en- ianb 8abploniif SprosfOrpirs
ring, os man fan itunbom iaa bsre
sanife pubiise mislptfeos 6oriss paa
at sisre ZIG furitaaelis paa nurif. Men
naar iaa Ssiten fortmer meb bibenoe
Siuo % usrte Hattsr, ca CT bele Senne
glade Os muntrs Suarm f~priuuneen
LEGION be surise 9rafiusle. De lpre'
bes isisn til bper fine g%rbeibstuer eler
til - blibere Gsne / Sposn. % iaa
lisser 9alen isien itile Os eniom, %
ba .r bet en- Def gesioenbeO at iaa ct
irsmmeo Gniist at ie.
Men iaa bar bet M iijpr, at npsle
ipriss SpprtsmanO inbe | ariitlania
ianbt paa Osiaa at ie op til ps
peb Suleiib. Oilers bar bsres &rinOs
bet at iaa ct ~oroentlist Dab | ben rene,
frife 5jelbluft % at iaa ie Sstunbei'
men / al bens itorlaone 8interora9t.
"a be fom isien | Nar O9iaa. 8eres
NET pnbeoe Sfute saar OpiSiennem
@ubbranbsbalen, bertha tiliielos, mibi
siennsm Siertet al Sstunbeimsn oa
neboper 8aloers isien. Gaer pgiao
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