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The Middleburgh post. [volume] (Middleburgh, Snyder Co., Pa.) 1883-1916, 1893-10-05
Queer Watches.

Mention may be made of some Of
the exquisite Swiss watches on exhibi-
tion in the Swiss pavilion in the
Manufacturers and Liberal Arts Build
ing Mt the Worlds Fair. There are
some very old watches that are valua.
BILE from an historical point of view.
There is watch made in the Fifteenth
Century, quite n clumsy thing with n
crystal face, showing the day of the
week, the month and the phases of the
moon. Another very old watch is
made entirely of wood and ivory, repre-
senting months of labor on the part of
n life convict, who was pardoned on
the completion of this wonderful piece
of work.
There is queer old timepiece dat
ing from the year 1914. the date being
carved on the case together with the
name of the manufacturer. This
watch is known to be the Oldest in
existence.
Now we will look Mt some of the
more modern watches; these range in
size from one-hslf inch in diameter to
four inches, and there are hundreds of
dials shown of all imaginable colors
and designs. Some of the ornamented
watches are unique and very handsome.
There are beetles and dragon flies,
diamond sprays and flowers in their
natural shade made of precious stones.
Many of the watches are 10 tiny as to
be easily concealed in breastpin.
One dainty little timepiece was con-
fined in the body of diamond butter
fly broach, another was shut up in the
heart of fuchia, valued at Si00; an
other in rose made all of diamonds
and valued Mt S2500. These little
watches are all stem winders and said
to keep perfect time.
The Swiss watchmakers have dis
played their watches to better adj
vantage than our watchmakers have,
the beautiful cases being set off by
rich and lustrous fabrics, which show
the delicate and exquisite colors and
designs to perfection. In some of our
exhibits the watches are thrown to-
gether In u heller skelter fashion, in
Others they are laid in lunches and 40
thickly that there is no pleasure in
looking at them. How clearly the
difference between the characters of
the Swiss and the American is shown
in this one little instance. Washing
tnn Stor
The Middleburgh post. [volume] (Middleburgh, Snyder Co., Pa.) 1883-1916, 1893-10-05

bring you and now I'm going without
you 1"
"Don't go. Jimmy. I'll do anything
II you'll only live. I'll change my
ways, and do just MS you bid me, even
to turning my back on friends that
have been good to me. But oh, Jimmy,
I'm not worth dying for-it's too late
for that"
mot to meet the dear mother and
little sister tell you il is not too
late. Oh, cannot die in peace IL you
do not promise. You have no right
to lose your soul, child-it is not yours
to do with rs you please, but is bought
with price. Take those off," look
ing with wide strange eyes at the gems
on her hands.
She obeyed him. In moment she
had stripped every ring from her fn-
gers and then he gathered the two poor
Scared hands in his cold ones, and
held them TO his pale ones.
Saved" he murmured, then he
smiled as IL in answer 20 something he
saw, and n moment later he fell asleep,
and the woman kneeling by his side
reverently closed his eyes, sobbing, but
not as one without hope.
Less than year ago, and to-day the
quiet, respectable woman who is post
mistress in one of our small western
towns has the goodwill of every citi-
zen. They can see nothing in common
with her and the terrible woman of
Dead Mans Gulch, except the SCARED
hands from which they receive their
daily mail, and they know the honor
able history of these scars. Detroit
FREQ Press
The Middleburgh post. [volume] (Middleburgh, Snyder Co., Pa.) 1883-1916, 1893-10-05
A HANDKERCHIEF CASE.

A novel case, for the dressing table
r bureau, is made for containing
landkerchiefs. For foundation, a
quare of pasteboard little larger
han a handkerchief when folded is
severed on both sides with light blue
attn. Then n bag is crocheted of
uniting silk, and made just wide
'nough to fit easily around the square,
,here it is sewed on with small
'titches. The bag is made in a simple
rochet stitch, that is, somewhat open /;
t should be six inches in length, the
over half being of light blue silk and
he upper half of pink. The top is
inished by row of shells or scallops,
md drawn up by pink and blue silk
;ord and balls. This holds n square
)ile of handkerchiefs in the most in
fiting manner, is easy of access and
extremely pretty as an ornament.
Brooklyn Citizen.
The Middleburgh post. [volume] (Middleburgh, Snyder Co., Pa.) 1883-1916, 1893-10-05

The shutdown of some of the Lowell
Mass. mills brings out the interest
ing fact that for the last few years a
constantly increasing number of the
French Canadian employees have been
buying little farms with their savings.
A good many of the abandoned
farms in the vicinity Of the city. aud
for some miles away, have been taken
mp in this way, and one estimate, seen
by the New York Post, places the mum.
Der Of families who have possession OF
little holdings at between 400 aud 500.
The occupiers OF these farms sell milk
and supply neighboring cities and
towns with produce, whilo younger
members of the family often continue
TO work in the mills, going to and fro
every day when the farm is not far OF,
or weekly when it is at u distance.
Another interesting fact brought ont
is that mill-girls have to pay only 81. Is
week Mt the corporation boarding.
houses and men perhaps twenty. five
cents more, 80 that il is easy for them
to save money and make provision
against hard times.
The Middleburgh post. [volume] (Middleburgh, Snyder Co., Pa.) 1883-1916, 1893-10-05
WRINKLE RULES.

II you would avoid wrinkles, care
lot only for your skin, but for your
'orves; control your temper, and do
lot try to have q too expressive and
ivacious countenance. Sleep nine
tours n night and On hour day. De.
line to worry. Wear smoked glasses
instead of scowling fiercely at the sun
light and the water. Refuse TO try to
distinguish things afar off. Wash your
acc in warm water with pure soap
,nce a day, and rub it softly with
lannel after the washing. Feed it
With pure cold cream. Don't be afraid
II occasional sunburn. 1t smooths the
nee wonderfully. But, above all, be
rnotionless. New York World.
The Middleburgh post. [volume] (Middleburgh, Snyder Co., Pa.) 1883-1916, 1893-10-05

an expression and attitude besu;.
the character, and she looked not os,
stupid and awkward, but actusr
hungry. Half an hour later I want!
the picture Of debutante Just emit.
ing drawing room. She changed II.
tatters for an evening dress, com;ss
into the room with the air OF dusI
ess. She is simply all women in on.
and that one very useful one 10 !,
artist. She can laugh or cry, be svl
ward or graceful, look stupid. ns,
sive, amused, interested or clever :
rs many minutes, and all at will.
"When want to illustrate storv ,
first give the manuscript TO Miss CLAIR.
to read. After that she knows AS v.r,
as do for which characters in Il a.
can pose. There is q picture in M.
Burton Harrison's story, Sweet Bell,
Out of Tune, which represents ,ba'
atre box, in which is sested n party !,
ladies. Miss Clarke posed for ever,
figure in that picture. One OF them
is that of fat and elderly woman. !,
don't mean that Miss Clarke looked,.,
and old, but she managed to sugpe,
the character to me-"
The Middleburgh post. [volume] (Middleburgh, Snyder Co., Pa.) 1883-1916, 1893-10-05

To cut n track through the high and
precipitous mountains of North Queens.
land the men are obliged to he hung
in chains, and, Notwithstanding this
precnution, about fifty have lost their
lives by losing their footing and being
dashed down 1000 feet into the chasms
below. Twice the attempt TO form this
roadway has all hut been abandoned,
but the contractors, with characteristic
pluck, have addr,s ,ssed themselves 10
the work ngain.
The Middleburgh post. [volume] (Middleburgh, Snyder Co., Pa.) 1883-1916, 1893-10-05
The New York Medical journal r.

The New York Medical journal re-.
Gently confined "A paper on ozone in
the treatment OF diphtheria, written
by Doctor Irving ). Haynes, which
deserves attention and is in the nature
Of "a medical discovery. A Appropriation
of ozone has been used in cases OF
tuberculosis with success, and the new
preparation which Doctor Haynes has
employed in diphtheria is called "thera.
pol" 1t has been used in cases of
diphtheria which ha been given up,
and in six cases out OF seven Of this
class recovery has been effected. The
re atment is the swabbing ofthe throat
with therapol, and the injection of the
liquid into each nostril of the patient,
who is kept upon his back so that the
disinfection OF the entire nose and
throat can be secured. The treatment
is completed by the use of the usual
iron mixture rs n gargle, and where the
larynx is attacked, calomel fumigations
must be used The membrane is dis.
solved usually in from cight to. forty
eight hours, its removal depending
upon the severity of the attack.
The Middleburgh post. [volume] (Middleburgh, Snyder Co., Pa.) 1883-1916, 1893-10-05

have their soft moments. This woman
standing before them had one claim
on their respect, and as their eyes fol-
lowed that movement and fell on the
Scared and cicatrized hands, the
dumb appeal moved them as nothing
else would have done. on went every
hat. bearded lips trembled, then, as
there was danger of too much senti-
ment, there went up q cheer from
twenty hoarse throats, and as Emma
turned to set IT up again for them, she
dashed something from her eyes that
might have been n tear.
So IL happened that when the Rev.
James Forsyth reached Dead Mans
Gulch, he learned that the principal
saloon was prepared to receive him,
being turned for the time into meet
ing-house. All through the little town
and far into the surrounding country
these placards were affixed to walls
and trees:
The Middleburgh post. [volume] (Middleburgh, Snyder Co., Pa.) 1883-1916, 1893-10-05

Alligators are the next animals to be
in danger of complete determination
at the hands of reckless and merciless
hunters, comments the Chicago Herald.
There has been great demand for al
ligator skin, which for many purposes
is unsurpassed, and with oven decent
killing of the creatures the supply of
this useful leather might be kept up
indefinitely. That their extinction il
close at hand is not surprising when
We learn that over 8, 200, 900 have beep
killed IN -. -, ., e-I that
GOO was at one time fair week 8 work.
As it is with the alligators, buffalos
and seals, so it is with many species of
southern birds which have been so re-
lentlessly slaughtered for their plum
age that within n few years they will
become absolutely extinct.
The Middleburgh post. [volume] (Middleburgh, Snyder Co., Pa.) 1883-1916, 1893-10-05
STYLISH WOMEN THE ARTIST DRAWS

The face and figure that G. ID. Glib
son has made SO popular in his clever
pictures in Life and elsewhere are
those of Miss Minnie Clarke. Mr.. Glib
son describes her good qualities as
model thus:
"To be a good model womon must
lack all self consciousness. Beauty, Of
,ourse, is necessary, but beauty alone
is not sufficient. Miss Clarke's face
,ontains more expression than that OF
any woman i have ever seen; besides,
posing is second nature with her. For
instance, few days ago needed u
model for a poor, lone woman, who
would suggest awkwardness and stu
pidity. Miss Clarke put ON an old
'alico dress, pulled her hair over her
,ars 10 make herself look old, assumed
The Middleburgh post. [volume] (Middleburgh, Snyder Co., Pa.) 1883-1916, 1893-10-05

soubriquet OF Scared Emma" and
you only had to look at her hands to
know why. They had been burned to
the bone, and although she wore dia-
mond rings to the first joint of every
finger, they didn't disguise the horrid
scars, sesmed and livid, and of these
Emma was prouder than of the rings
Well she might be. Had she not
saved the lives of men and women
bearing them in her arms from burn
ing building? And these scars were
her medals of honor for her bravery.
Some of the gang were playing draw
poker, others engaged in game of
sevenup. Some drank and loafed,
loafed and drank again, ard chnfled
with the landlady, who was about us
smiable as q tiger.
On the night here alluded TO,
"Scarred Emma" was busy handing
out the miners poison in copious
doses, and listening TO such cheap
compliments as were not too sugges.
tive of revolyers and free fights, when
the door opened, and the deputy
sheriff entered the place.
Everybody rose up, and q shout Of
welcome greeted the new conner.
"Hallo, Bill, glad to see yer. Brung
IN any new uns?"
Nav Evenin', En-. About two
fingers straight, seein' | Jest got in.
Been 20 Omaha for n pesky hoss thief.
Tried To get away, out here, and we
was agoin TO let him have it, but there
wuz a leetle weakened parson on the
stage an he interiered and prayed Off
SO huid like, we weakened, an let the
feller go with nary bullet in his car
cass. Here's to ye, EN-, for the fair
est of yer sex. Come on, boys, an
I'LL up ut my expense"
He tossed Off the dram and set the
tumbler down to be reflled
where's the parson?" asked the
lnndladv, smiling on the deputy as she
measured the fiery fluid with liberal
hand.
Hes stopped over to preach at
Hell's Delight, but he'll be at the
Gulch to-morrOy, an dOan yer forget
it, less he dies afore mornin' kind o.
sudden from dose of cold lead. An
I'd advise the boys TO grease their
boots, and be ready, for he's buster,
the parson is. "
Say, Bill, remarked Emmn, stir
ring his whisky by shaking it in the
glass, sis he "A young feller?'
"Aw, an sickly. Yer can sec day
light through him"
can takes sugar in his?"
"YOu bet Z"
The crowd ronred at Emmas wit.
and this time she set 1t up for them
herself.
"Say, Bill, is he really comm here
to preachY
"Look here, En-. You're talkin'
through your bOnnit. Come here he
may, but preach-hol ho! guess
not.
"Who says 'no;' asked the woman,
and this time the tiger showed itself
in her eyes.
81 dove all dol" roared the
crowd in q rude chorus.
"And | say he shall"
And she folded her Scared hands
across her bosom 30 that all present
could see them. That one motion had
q strange effect upon those human
coyotes, who would have knitted a
man in the back and made no account
oft. II 10 true that even desperadoes
The Middleburgh post. [volume] (Middleburgh, Snyder Co., Pa.) 1883-1916, 1893-10-05
THE PARSONS QUEST.
DY MRS. NJ. l.. RAYvE.

II L r L was n
breezy crow Il
over in the En-. .
ma saloon one
night less than n
year ago, ana
every man was
well heeled, car
ried his revolver
handy, and wore
his shirt open at
the neck. As for
the W ON IN
there was only
one, and she re-.
joiced in the
The Middleburgh post. [volume] (Middleburgh, Snyder Co., Pa.) 1883-1916, 1893-10-05
ETIQUETTE OF ROYAL WEDDINGS.

j may mention, says the Marquise
de Fontenoy, that the practice now in
rogue in England and in certain other
foreign monarchical countries of hav-
ing royal princes invariably attended
by equerries and gentlemen -in-waiting
is of relatively recent origin and was
hot customary during previous reigns.
Did King William w., Queen Vic
bria's predecessor, and her other
ancle, King George ~, were fre-
quently in the habit of strolling about
IN the neighborhood of Piccadilly and
st. James, quite alone and without at
tendance, both before and after their
accession to the throne. Shortly after
Queen Victoiia's marriage, however,
her good looking young husband was
made the object OF marked and often
'ive demonstrations of admiration by
certain female cranks, and it was like
wise brought to the Queens ears,
whether with justice or not, am un-
able to say, that efforts were about to
be made to inveigle the Prince Consort
into certain feminine entanglements,
with the object, if not of securing in
duence over him, at any rate of com
promising him. 1T was with the OBJ
ect of preserving her husband from
any dangers of this kind, and for the
purpose of avoiding even the slightest
pretext for any breath of scandal or
gossip, that the Queen arranged that
the Prince should never set his foot
outside the palace precincts unless at
tended by one or more gentlemen-in-
waiting.
The Middleburgh post. [volume] (Middleburgh, Snyder Co., Pa.) 1883-1916, 1893-10-05
WOMAN'S WORLD.
'LEAsANT LITERATURE FOR
FEMININE READERS.
TIE NEW murros-bro SLEEVE.

The new mutton-leg sleeve is larger,
rider and fuller than ever below the
houlder. II is not only plated at the
rm size, but also at the elbow on the
ntside and inside Of the arm TO give
: new additional volume. II is used
N all sorts of fabrics, from ginghams
o Lyons brocade, and for gowns OF
very description, from practical util-
ty dresses to toilets designed for the
,ost elaborate occasions. American
farmer.
The Middleburgh post. [volume] (Middleburgh, Snyder Co., Pa.) 1883-1916, 1893-10-05

Tho Kansas women who serve e.
police justices deal with the tramp
question in their own way. One tramI
was sentenced to two baths day fot
ten days and hard labor on the stone
pile, with the order that he was 10 be
fed il he worked and starve il he
khirkcd
The Middleburgh post. [volume] (Middleburgh, Snyder Co., Pa.) 1883-1916, 1893-10-05
YES.

To dream
OF a golden CLEAN -
That with my life Is blended,
My past
Al last
Ia overcast
And fears for the future ended.
Yes is little word,
When whispered smaller still,
Yet that was ALI that heard,
And my foolish heart stood still,
Ceased its beating until
The word was fully spoken.
chen fluttered away with will.
And faitA that shall not be broken
MY mind
Inclined
To hide bohind
The shadow OF "No" and "nsver,"
Dut now,
Somehow,
only know
The sunshine OF "foreverr'
''No' were ns easily said,
But mo" is a word OF III.
What II twere "no" insteai2
And In the shadow still
But minc is the smile OF hers,
And though the sun fade from us.
SIN would my universe
Dc bright with the bow Of psomise.
For me
Shall be
The ecstasy
or life that love enhances.
Uer eyes
Comprise
A paradise,
And only mine their glan.cs,
And yet II hal my will,
would that had not hoard.
would be in the shadow still,
II she could recall the word.
For would have over again
The exquisite happiness
That filed me an thrilled me when
heard her whispered Eyes"
Alfred Ellison. in Chicago Record.
The Middleburgh post. [volume] (Middleburgh, Snyder Co., Pa.) 1883-1916, 1893-10-05

Live stock breeding has been the
key TO agricultural prosperity in all
countries the world over. declares tho
New York World.
The Middleburgh post. [volume] (Middleburgh, Snyder Co., Pa.) 1883-1916, 1893-10-05

The Mciico-I,egal Journal makes =
plea for every passenger railway to
have a surgeon.
The Middleburgh post. [volume] (Middleburgh, Snyder Co., Pa.) 1883-1916, 1893-10-05

Mrs George M. Pullman's pretty
daughters give names to the palace
cars built by their father.
The Middleburgh post. [volume] (Middleburgh, Snyder Co., Pa.) 1883-1916, 1893-10-05

MIDDLFBuReH PA. OCT. 5. 1898.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1893-08-14

ltchfeit uer6en = auf baS cine fann man
mettc11, DaB Die Sprac6e Dicler 8eretl1t9telt
Staatcn Der MeGt einc ioIcbe ietn mtro, DdB
6err Daniels, f0nnte ct Die Sertpirflicbrng
be5 crIten TbeiLes letner Bropbe5etun9
ieben, Tie ieOe5fGQS ni9t picoererte1ltel1
anb OaB ben Qeuten, bic 6an1 Ieben, Die
Spra1e bcS 6errn Daniels unperItanOItcb
iein ipiirbe. u
6offentlicb ipeni9ftens tpirb, tpern iItcb
bic gan5e Menic6bett peretnigt 6aben iptro
sum 9cmetniamem Streben, ben bocblten
@rao Der 8OQfOmmeubeit 81 erfllmmell,
ii9 audi cine Spracbe berausbtlOen, tpel9e
ebenio i10n unb poIfommen, tpte Die eng
Iiicbe Sprac6e unicb0n utb unpolfOmnen
lift, 10 praftiicb ite aub fir ben beutl9en
@ei6GftSbebarf ietn mag.
0ie in ser l1eberi1rift ge1teate Sra9e
6e8 rGbica8O @Iobe4 lit aliO nit vgfte" 5t
beantiporten. Qln Dem berrliden Sag, Der
ben Gon9reB Ser Ser. Staten Der 9Selt IN
Sibultg itebt, iptrb Die barbariiche Spracbe
ber Nbentelrer BON Some5topn Elm iiber@
~punoener Stan6punft unb 70 Dergeiien ietn,
pie beute Die Sprabe Der 9etbtter. nno
fein S9oben bruml
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1893-08-14
SeIb1tmoro etnes Deut1ben.

Ser 40 Sabre alte 6eutf6e SIet1cber
Sreo. @ei1er bon SEQ. 1859 @entiport6
2GOenue nabm iib ant 9onneritag baS
2cbeu, in0em ct itD nit einem Sleiider1
meiier bic aeDIe 6ur9i9aitt. @ei9aftsz
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berdnLaBt 1aben.
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WtOrgen 6as @cl6dftslofal, itbem ct leiner
Tran bemerfte, baB ct it9 auf einige 3eit
CUR Glbe legen ppue. Ofan rief iDn rtcb7
rere Wtale, 6ocb bat ct ftets, tDm nocb eintge
Stunben S6laf 3u 90nnen. S6lieBIicb
DnrDe feline Srau in Die b0bite llnrEbe
nerieBt, 6etrat bas .3tmmer ibres WanneS
url0 fan6 tbn nit ~bur9i9ntttener &ebIe
dlf Dem Eager. Sine Spcbter erinnerte ii6
1tacbber, tbren Gater in ben Sleli3Laben
geben nnb Elm 9roBes Oiefier babe fortne9z
men 1eben. Seine Srau maobte BET bonn
Stquelt Die gtuSlage, baB tbr WGnn i6on
tett eintger 3eit bitter itber BEN Wfangel all
&dpttalten geflagt babe un6 ite nit tb1n Sn
1nebreren Sreunoen gegan9en lei, Tim btez
1elben UNI ltnteritiibung an5ugeben, aber
ltberau etnen &orb erbalten babe. Gttte
Sol9e 6apon lei 9%etDeien, baB ibr Wann,
auBer6em nod 6urb eiren erbaLtez
men Sonneniti6 geibtpd6t mar, itcb DOlIz
itdnbtger Mut6loit9feit btngegeben nrtb, mie
ite permutbete, in iOlber Notwithstanding
ltcb pds Seben genortmen babe.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1893-08-14
gsamm taet Der Derrtt6e Sac?

@S giebt 9eute ult6 t6rer ilt'S etne 0egion,
Bic felt oaran 9lau6er, OaB 6ieieS 20no bont
S6tdlal belttmmt uno bomt Qenfer ser
QSelt GuSertpGblt let, bie 60c6iten, gr0Bten
un0 e6eliten 3iele Der Wtenid9eit SIT Der
iuirfIi9en. 9ieier Qtni1aulng tpur6e in
D0d6it gliflicber 0eiie in elmer BET Ser
Seier bes 8trgintazSa8eS auf ser @e(tau5>
1tclung bon Senator 9aniel5 bon 8irz
ginia gebaItenen Gebe Qlu5oruG gegeben.
Gr id9t: v@tn Sag mirb Qnbrec6en, an benz
Die Ser. Staaten BON NorDamerifa baS
nOr6amertfanti6e Seltlano BON Nlla5fa's
GiSbergen bis gum Qan0 Der Montesuma'S
unfafien tperOelt. Sin an0erer Iag ipir0
fomten, tuenn 8anoe Der Gin6eit DaS
gr0Bere Qn1ertfd un6 baS gr0Bere 8ritanz
MEN umlcbltlgen, uno DteIe Derricben iperz
Den uber Gan6 ult6 Wteer nit oer Stin1me
Der n~eueiten Sprad6e, tpel6e Der Wtenl6 gu
GuBern gelernt Bat. ltn0 bn1lr, tpetter bin,
miro nocb etn anberer Sag erlc9eii1en, an
Dem Bic Ser. Staten Ser g8eLt i6re Ser
treter gum GongreB %perlammeln tpcr6eu.
User tan1 Sipeifeln, 0aB tie ibr Brotofpu
in Der 3unge nieberi6retben iper6en, sic
Suerlt alt 0tclem Continent bon BEN Q(ber>
teurern bon SaneStoipn geiproben ipurbe?"
- v@btcago @lpbe".
Sin ic6r icb0ner un6 fil6ncr@e6anfc, bicIe
0ereini8tcn Staten Der Wclt uno biele
englti0e gSeltlpracbe. 3par tptr6 es nod
einige Sabre ipdDren, bis Die Ser. Staatct
audi nur ben decentralization Gonti7
nent in ijb a|ufgenommen unD sic cngliic6e
Spradbc 0arauf 5ur @aein6errlbcrin gez
mac6t baben iperben, unb lebr bielc ncitcre
Sabre, e6e Oicier &eroauungSproceB ouf
Sii6amerifa 1uSge6ebnt uorben lejn miro.
lIn6 1T uHab eD6arer Serne icbeinbar liegt
pie 3ctt, IN pelcber Die gan5e Nelt iid 81
cincm frieOti4,r 2dnbcrbunbc 8~cctni9t
Daben unO bon elmer bOcbiten, 9emciniautcn
8crtretuug regiert ieiu miro. 9tber, 10
unipa6ricbsinlic6 IS lit, un6 TO biel ma6rz
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