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Republican news item. [volume] (Laport, Pa.) 1896-19??, 1898-07-14
Mount vernon. GnnrA.

Edward Parker, the little old color
ed man who occupies the sentry box at
the tomb Of Washington at Mount Yer.
non, lives In Washington. That is, his
family live here, and he comes over by
special permit OF the organization
which has control oi the old home of
the first President of the United States.
For years the tomb of Washington
has been constantly before this old
colored mans vision. He has never
missed day from that dingy sentry
box since Mount Vernon passed into
the charge of the ladies, and before
that. dating from 1871, he had lived
on the place. He was slave of John
Washington, and is the last Of the
old servants now living.
Every other Saturday Parker comes
over to Washington, always carrying
with him an old-fashioned carpet-bag,
so common in the days of reconstruc-
ton. The following Monday morning
he may always be seen half-hour at
least before the first train starts for
Mount Vernon, waiting around the COR
ner of Pennsylvania-ave. and Thir-
teenth-st He has never missed the
first train since the electric cars began
running to Mount Vernon. Before
that the first boat to Mount Vernon,
on alternating Monday mornings al
ways found him a passenger.
Parker is, indeed, character. He
assisted in burying the last person
consigned to the vault in Washington s
tomb. After that the key to the vault
was thrown into the Potomac. This
was in the early fifties.
Republican news item. [volume] (Laport, Pa.) 1896-19??, 1898-07-14
RURAL FREE DELIVERY.
Postmaster General Gary is Taking Great
Deal Of Interest in the Matter.

PostmastSr- General Gary is Taking Great
Deal Of Interest in the Matter.
Postmaster General Gary is taking a
great deal of interest in the matter Of
the extension of free mail delivery in
the rural districts. The Department
was given $4,000 with which to make
experiments in this line during the
present fiscal year, and those already
tried have proved very successful.
In Great Britain the free delivery of
letters was begun about fifty years ago.
All mails are delivered at the oGices
of the addresses without extra charge,
the rural postmen making daily walk
of from fifteen to eighteen miles, and
receiving a compensation OF 18 shil-
lings. or about $3.50 per week. Pen
sions are granted in case of permanent
incapacity after ten years of active
duty. Rural posts are believed to be
self-supporting.
In 1880 rural delivery was establish
ed in France. Even the most outly-
ing hamlets of the country received at
least one free delivery per day. The
pOSlntH nave d IlSul " IellTe OH u
pension after serving fifteen years and
reaching the age of 45. Eight hours is
the maximum time of employment.
In the German Empire small
charge Of from 10 to 20 pfennings G.
to 4 cents), according to weight, is
made for the delivery of mails in the
rural districts. The hours of service
of foot carriers are from eight to nine
daily
In Austro-Hungary Il small extra
charge, ranging from u cent to "A
cents, is made for delivering letters
and small packages in the rural dis
tricts. The service is not self-support.
ing.
Rural free delivery prevails all over
Belgium, the pay of the carriers be-
ing graded according to the cost of the
living in the localities where they
serve. Their average trips are sixteen
or eighteen miles daily. Participation
in political campaigns is forbidden.
and their tenure is secure during good
behavior. After certain term of ser
vice they are entitled to a pension.
In Switzerland, the home of the
Universal Postal Union, there is at
least one free delivery day in every
hamlet The system has been in
operation since 1S4S.
Republican news item. [volume] (Laport, Pa.) 1896-19??, 1898-07-14

We promises the letter Our promises
public sell high grade merchandise lower than other
constantly increasing proof Positive
that have always been kept have determined that
increasing
being the greatest popular priced in this section.
We give you special bargains n
Republican news item. [volume] (Laport, Pa.) 1896-19??, 1898-07-14
LUCKY LARRY LoNNiGAN.


Sure, childher, tits a larng tonne
since tould yez a fairy shtory. An
It's wondherin' I am IL / liver tould
yez about Lucky Larry Lonnigan. Be
me sowl thin, an he was tn caution
to cats. Egobs, sorra bit of bad luck
'u'd set upon him at arl at arl He
lived in that part of Oireland that yez
can't find on the map.
Win he was young lad about six
teen the fursht of his good luck fell up
on him, an the way of it was this way
Egorry, an a vi'lent, Grass woman was
his mother, always boxin' his ears for
NO thing at arl, an SO wan day whin
Larry med the innercint observashin
that diyvle a bit more wood would be
cut UP. tn ould woman raiched out
her oogly roight hand an gev' him a
cuff.
"An' is it a cuff ye gev me?" says
he, rubbin' his ear, an wild that he
leps out OF the door an starts fer
town. Now some byes would ha' cried
the oryin' kind, but bein' of a shrewd
timperamintality he noticed that the
cuff had a handsome button in it, an
he thought he'd take it an sell it to
the jewellery man that / tould yez
about one tonne. An egobs! the jew
elery man gev him two shillin's for it.
Well, Larry felt that rich that he wint
to the fair at Lantrim, in the county
of Buscobble.
'Tis the fine booths they do be hav-
in at that fair, an Larry soon spint
the whole of his money until he had
but happenny An wild that he
bought a beautiful peach.
An thin he tharght what big
omadhaun he was to be spindin' arl
his money upon the belly of him. For
1t was cakes an pies an sweets was
inside of him till We could not rist.
Well, he wint on attn mechanical loike
an wild his moind anywhere but in
his head till he KEN to the pit. Twas
the fursht patch he'd iver aten, an the
pit surprised him. But he'd haird till
of the fortunes made in pits an wild
out SO much as sayin', Here's an aisy
dear, to you," he wint down in the pit
widout light. 'Tis as brave as q
sparrer, he was.
Egobs! childher, 'tis lucky he was,
for he found that at the bottom of the
pit was a mine of soft coal; coal that
soft it would plaise yeZ to bump ag'inst
it, an he KEN up to the mouth of the
pit, an seein' an English capitalist
handy, he sold him the roight to mine
in it for noine hundred an noinety
noine yairs for hundred thousan
pounds.
CHARLES BATTELL LOOMS.
Republican news item. [volume] (Laport, Pa.) 1896-19??, 1898-07-14
Tale of Two Citizens.
CHAPTER |.

"Hoskins, lend me dollar, will you?
want to buy some postage stamps.
came away from home carelessly this
morning, with only % cents in my
pocket, and that went for lunch at
yoon."
Sorry, Lusk, but I've got only
enough money to pay my carfare
home"
CHAPTER II.
A few hours later.
They met again-accidentallv.
At the box office of theater where a
sparring match was on the bill of fare
for the evening.
1T seems to me, Hoskins," stifiiy re-
marked Lusk, as he threw down sill
yer dollar and picked up the bit Of
pasteboard the ticket-seller gave him
in exchange for it, that this is no
place for a man who has only enough
money to pay his car fare home"
Having exchanged the dollar he held
in his hand for a similar pasteboard.
Hoskins turned to his friend.
"Lusk," he said, in tone of mingled
sadness and repfOach, "if you paid out
all the money you had for lunch, and
couldn't even buy a postage stamp,
what the St. Louis are you doing
here?"
Republican news item. [volume] (Laport, Pa.) 1896-19??, 1898-07-14

An inventor has hit upon a method
of putting stone soles on boots and
shoes. He mixes a waterproof glue
with a suitable quantity of clean
quartz sand and spreads it over the
leather sole used as foundation
These quartz soles are said to be very
flexible and practically indestructible
Republican news item. [volume] (Laport, Pa.) 1896-19??, 1898-07-14

Judge Macdougall, of Toronto. Ont.
urges that the Dominion of Canada
should have divorce court of its own.
to which the humblest citizen could
appeal, and have his case heard with
out going. as now, to the Dominion
Parliament, where the great expense
is almost prohibitive TO him.
Republican news item. [volume] (Laport, Pa.) 1896-19??, 1898-07-14
A Maddenine Ride.

For an hour and quarter a mine
engineer near Bourne, Ore, was
whirled around with the fly wheel, in
recovered consciousness after the
wheel was stopped it was found that
he was not seriously hurt. The wheel
was twenty-foot one and was max
ing 125 revolutions minute.
Republican news item. [volume] (Laport, Pa.) 1896-19??, 1898-07-14
Better Than Cats.

A savant has discovered how to slay
mice and rats by means OF bacillus,
which he has named after himself, and
which is supposed to- be far more fatal
than the cat.
Republican news item. [volume] (Laport, Pa.) 1896-19??, 1898-07-14
What She Needed.

She was looking over fashion pa
per when he entered.
Trying to make up your mind what
you ought to have?" he asked.
mo-" she replied; Il know what
ought to have"
"What?"
Money"
1t is always unsafe for a man 70 fest
with his wife upon any subject con-
nected with raiment and such things.
He knows that now.
A GERMAN CYCLiST BRAKE
Ingenuity on Swiss Mountain That Made
Some >smericans stare.
"We Americans travelling abroad are
apt to be very proud of our reputation
for cleverness," said tourist who
went bicycling in Europe last summer.
"And no doubt we have reason to be.
But l am going to tell you how ! had
some of the conceit taken out of me.
I'VE were going through Switzerland
and had reached the close of the first
days descent toward Geneva. The
road had been too steep to coast with
out the aid of a brake, and as we were
afraid to use our breaks for fear our
tires would not last us through our
trip, we back pedalled all the way.
"As we were sitting after supper on
the veranda of the lodge, discussing
the fatigue of our unusual exercise, and
dreading the morrow, which meant
more of the same sort, our attention
was suddenly called to a cloud of dust
descending the mountain side. Then
we saw a cyclist, coasting as nice as
you please, towing good-sized sapling
by rope tied to the rear of his wheel,
which acted as an effective brake with
out injury to the tires. One of the
boys calculated: Well, why didn't we
think Of that?' The rest were simply
dumb. That man was a German. |
now take off my hat to our German
brethren OF; the wheel
Republican news item. [volume] (Laport, Pa.) 1896-19??, 1898-07-14
BILIOUS
M:. .sGSS

bosses many a body and bur-
dens many mind. You can't enjoy
the food you like because you are
bilious. You take all sorts Of pre-
cautions, and yet the bilious attack
leaps en- you like tiger from ambush.
You know the feeling The blood
seeming on fire with dull heat the
boring pains in the eyes the head
seeming to open and shut /; the hor-
rible nausea. You know the irrita-
bility.which precedes and the languor
that follows the attack. It's miser-
able, isn't it Why not cure the
trouble ? There's a pill that will cure
biliousness. DR.. j. G. AYERS PILLS
are an acknowledged specific for this
arrangement.
A. Swanger, Texarkana, Tex, writes ::
For fifteen years have used Ayers Pills,
and find them very effective in bilious com.
plants. | have yet to see the case where
they have failed to cure"
Republican news item. [volume] (Laport, Pa.) 1896-19??, 1898-07-14
S!p
DOn't TobnceO spit and Smoke Your Life Away.

TO quit tobacco easily and forever. be mag
netc full OF life, nerve and vigor, take NoTo'
Bac the wonder worker, that makes weak men
strong All druggists, soc or 81. Cure guaran'
teed Booklet and sample free. Address
Sterling Remedy Co, Chicago or New York
Republican news item. [volume] (Laport, Pa.) 1896-19??, 1898-07-14
This Burglar Used u Hook and Lin

With fishhook and line the safe
at the barn of the Stockton, Cal, Elec-
trio Railroad Company was cleverly
burglarzed the other night Tie
money taken in on the cars at night
is deposited in bags. which are placed
in the safe through an aperture at the
top, and forced down through slide
running at an angle. BY the exercise
of skill and patience the burglar sue.
ceeded in fishing up three bags, Sc.
curing about 500.
Decorah-posten., 1898-05-10
McSinleD % &riaem.

"9ette er ben fsrIts aria / Wennss
itebeo.ns 6iitprie, oa en- Hatipn bar
9rebet til SpGrb for Sumanitetens
Sag" bsmertsbe Robert SnaerIpn /
ct 5oreoras, ban bolot / Gbicaau for
nplts. 5or en- SilbsrsrTtars, Der runs
meoe belle Wc9ictsrs 5beater til Iibite
pldos, malebe ban Gubanernes ire
darise aamp for 5ribeb fra tbranniit
Serrehsmme, fra ZEN Gftsrlepnina al
bet 16be aa~rbunbrsbs, zen Stamplet
pau Gipiliiatiunsn" oip. Sans !Sens
tpbnins til pr9iioent Mcainlep ION
en- tlsstig, big. putriotiit Statsmanb.
iOm bar punost Spmpatbi bos belle ben
cioiliierebe 9erben," fanbt @ientlana /
sreospenpe 9iiulp fra ben fore ssors
iamling.
Sost ban tulte ON Mcainleps SoIbs
ming Dg gambling / be 9ass, Der Iepeoe
Op til ben formelle arisssrtlarina, be-
mGrtsoe 5aleren, at SjGlsnprte bapbe
pentet, forbi ben iua, ben tunoe benle,
meoens SnoNub us Spasbep bar tort.
ipnst os baoos braat ON.
Decorah-posten., 1898-05-10
Gu brap Vt8e.

Drills Selen 8oulb, Satter af ben
befjsnbte Ssrnbanstonse. Tom bsbs for
nosle aar iiben. bar tiIbubt Resierins
gen / Waihinston 100000, for at
ben Tan BRUCE pensene / arisen. Sun
er meset ub at bet ,forbi bet er blebet
betienbt. "Mit Snite bar, at bet full
be bodies bemmeIist," flyer BUN, "os
ies ftplebe paa, at be, ies bstrosoe mig
til, btlbe refpsttere bet; men ba gIa<
bens anisepsl bar fat Gag / bet, faar
ies fiss, at bet forboIber fig. fom be
fortaasr. Seq ~fOrlanser Inlet / Grs
ftatning. Mine $1,000 900 sr en- 6ape.
Seq ipmputbiierer msb Sri6ebens Sag
os snfter al Siertet, at Cuba maa flip
pc uo at bet %srufumme Spanisns alsr.
Som Spinbe tan ieg life islp aaa ub
/ arigen. Der er maafe Rum for
Speepleier'ter, men bet er lite fat, at
ies piloe bore ffittet til bet. Seq funz
be piftnot sips en- gaht eaer ubruits ct
men ies tantte, at Rssierinz
gen bible f~oritaa at BRUCE pensens be-
bre enp ies. min Menins er fun Of
ejsre nit. Seq elifer bort aanb. De
er life nosen Maaleitot for
min Observation-Disclosures; men aris
gen bill forbaabentlis fnart bare fprbi
os life traps faa fore lblas. min
9aps sr bare ct ubtrpt for min 5ss
Decorah-posten., 1898-05-10
= Rtoffenet.

6crtlarins oper WtndI cs
60 Draaber flpbenos SubitdnI
sisr en- Sbeite.
2 Sbe'tser ubgisr en- 9sisrt'
2 DsiertItesr snsr 4 5fsitser L
en- Spiieits.
l Spiieite ubsjsr ] Hinge.
4 Spiieiteer ubsjsr l 9inSIns
2 unaer.
16 Spifefeer ubeisr ! 9irt'
8 Spiieiteer upsisr en- "Gta'
2 8inslas ubgisr l Oil d
Sop.
1 aaFetop ubsisr l qint.
4 Stopper Msl ellsr ct Os
Spartmdal er l Yunb.
1 Sptitefe Speoemel sr ! unj
10 sGg sr / Qunb.
l pint ellsr 2 aafetcpptr W
naoes Sufter er l puno.
% Sop pubberiutter CT l yal
/ pint tlippet Sppiutter sr l
l Spiiefte Smsr sr l un5t
pint ~6alpfmeltet Smsr er !
l Sop Smsr sr ] puno'
Decorah-posten., 1898-05-10

Senatorer p9 &ongresm9nb mobtas
ger en- MusIe 9rebe fra penfioniiier,
iom sierne pil sipe Slip paa fin. psns
iipner, bpis bisie binorer benz fra at
faa absans til Saren easr Slaaben.
Gn Del af bis'e grspe tommer fra
Golf, iom bar peniion for fuloIt9nbia
9~anferbeb.
Decorah-posten., 1898-05-10

Seiereu peo Wanila pil iua mouot
Distise Ssleer for bort 2anb "a III,
minbit for bore stibsbpssers. Oct
bar lite noset blinot silfrIbs, at ben
rusiifte Rssisrins 9usen sfter, at lib
falpst at Slasst bar betisnbt, afIlut.
tepe aontratt meb Gbas. 8. Gramp.
greiiesnt for bet bstienbte Sirma /
philadelphia, ON gpsnins af ct fort
Slasitib os en- bsftpttst arpoier,
Slasitibst ital babe en- Srastig6so al
10000 IONS os en- Surtisbeo uf IS
anpbs os aultapacitet al 1000 Sons,
arpoieren ital bape en- 8raatiobeb
al 5000 Cons % en- Surtisbeb al %
anob | Simen.
Decorah-posten., 1898-05-10
- Surpbas odnle Siatere.

GurOpds samle 9igter', .
Horbens 9isterfpriter piI 9'nF''
fen temmslis mart tuunt opI'p.
blips ben 9lbfte. Den, ION 'or |
sr be norbife 9isterfpritsrS y
Hunsbsrs, blep nemlig 70 |dF'
berg os Seblenf6lassr bier O'S9
4ar. Sesnsr fun ga.
l1be I europa er 9istsrt0nget'p
bells blepet abifiGist alore END I
ben, os ubiistsrne til at iIda
"Retorb" er bstpbeligt rlInors' '
/ penne be fore samIs RGn0s
lanstfra belt irnaa.
Decorah-posten., 1898-05-10

Winneiotas @plpntrrsr bar llbiiei
til at blipe ienbt til 5ilippinerns.
Sberit Reeps os Maipr Bean Of bet
13oe MinneIota Resimsnt bar telssras
ferret til Senatorerne 9apis os RelIpn
ps anmpbet benz ON at arbeibe for, at
Ninneotas sruppsr fan fenbes til
5%ilippinerns. De f~rembapsr, at bet sr
meeet letpinot at fenbe trooper fra
Minnsiota til apiten, og bsrfra til
5ilippinerne, ps at WinnsTotas 3 R.s
9imentsr er farpise til at afreiIe naarz
icmbslit. 9ssse Senatorsr bar lopst
at gisre alt, Tom ituar i Derss Mast,
forat "Reminiscences 2nitsr Tan blipe
cpfplot. Supernsr Glousb t.lssrafes
rebe | Sorsbass til arissminiIsren,
at ban ftsttebs Oberit Rsspe os Wajor
Decorah-posten., 1898-05-10
"Nra geapnoelien," Rriper "aons

"Ssra gsspnbelien," ifriper "2on
bon Rail," "er bet muIist, ben ameri'
tanfte Marine tommer til at libe me-
gen Sfabe. Den pil bel neppe bli ia.
gen, men bill beler life pinoe mef
SGnberne peb Siben. Sntet 2auo tan
forismme Tin Marine uitruFet, 90 ben
amsritanits 5laape CT lite, bpob Ben
burbe p9rst, bpsrten bpdo Stibe euet
Wanbitab ansaar. Men um amsritas
nerneS enbslise SER er Der insen Sr!l.
5orenebe Staters umdabelise 9i9lpes
fiber BIZ ejsre lloilagst, ON arigsn
blir f"Ortiat for lanssre sio. De 8
Slas'tibe MI unbsr 9pgning bill BIZ
f4rbiae, Ssm9nb pil bli trGnet, en- flor
Mrm. pil bli fat pda 3rigsfob, ps
fremfor aft er 9iitancen / Sapsr at
Imerifa. Cuba bill bli tat, ON life
uben @nitrengslis. Sra bet Sieblit,
5o~rbinoelien meb europa er afitaaren,
bill Spunierne / Cuba inssn Silferiel
fdd az Qmmunition eQer andre ariasz
fprnebenbeber.
De fan TONNE til at sisre Taper
Mobitanb; men bpab b9note be aons
fsbersrebs / 1866, bet bill banbe benz.
De bill BIZ unberlesne / Gal ps opers
punbns. Mtsn Spanien fer bette Iaa
spot Tom pi, os blir Spunierne beieis
ret tilfss, bill be pbersi Jig. De tan oa
trrtte Jig tilbase fra Cuba ps portp
Rico, pe 9grsn sr freIft. SIir eurps
p9iit SnterDentipn (Mensmtpmft eIlsr
MaslinO furisst, bill Dor 5laabe bare
fGrbige for 2egen. @t bill life taale at
fe europatite Magtsr tIanss fig inb paa
Dor "auiine" baefrd / Rsbens Stunb.
8t fan bel ba' Rsipett for Spanien,
men life Spmpatbi. Haar alt tommsr
til alt, er Cuba fun ct dnoet Irmes
MEN os Spanien Sprtiet."
Slige llbtalslTsr af ct m1stiet
2onbpnerbIab sr / en- Sib Ipm III til
Spsse. Oct tan bare, at glabet iaar
bebre Santer ON boz 5laabe % bore
Ssmnnb. naar hi tommsr libt lana,r
ub | 2etsen. Slaset peb Wanila er al
npere Datum enb 9labets ubtaIelIer.
gn anben Sing er, at Jlaaben par /
bebre Stanp. enb mango binIibes 4ts
latersn ipnes tro. @t bar MI bslsrz
lite bare IS Slasitibe" unoer gpsnins.
De e~urppaifte apnsesrns bsr be-
tGnte fig to Sanes, inben b. pii.r Reb
os aIo til 5urbel for Spanien. Gr bet
lite en- Stiebnens Srpnt, at ben samls
5rants Spisf iaa sobt Tom paa Ruis
nerne at 1T Rige os mob lit Gins 4fs
ten puiter cp en- Glib, 9erb.n lite bill
magic at flutts upsn peb Blob. ON ben
III sribe ON iig9
Decorah-posten., 1898-05-10
Wufffeiten / sa,,1
26oe SUM 3Ois Suli 1saJ

iOJN
Den flor. 2anbsubhiuir,
rationale 5iiteriuoittuino. b.,
l6Oe Rai ,. u. / gsrosr. hi
Opermaabe alfipigt gtQeD, =; y
9aanoOart Os 9nOuitri,
Stunt, aanObru8 Og Sitter. ss.
me lib iom en- Rqtts az Be M,
r'Oeortltens OmrooOe melt ir,I
oenOs RatiOner Oeltoasr BEN
rationale 5iitsriuoitiaino.
Msn Osiaa poo andre Cm,oo,
oi'tnot ubitiainssn Oatts iuoD.I( |
lanbsts Tom llOlanoets 0unr,i
beo. Hapnlis sieloer oett, nv,
Mufitfeit, Der afbolo,s ! lIo,r
26be SUM- til 3bie 5uIj % O,S
9arter uosluftenbe at noyf, nj
niiter bill tomme iii uoferei,
norfe Soneoistning bar 10 m
fprlansit bait Sntsrs8fe % gen
blanSt 8erp.ns MuTtonrtsr,
benne Ssilisbeo bill man oipss 81
ming til at mobtags BET fpIoicF, |
trbt al bet Stanbpuntt, ben irSI
acmponiiterne bill isIp cnis,,1 +
rsipettip. Barter. Der for ben o,..
Del bliper ubfsrt at Ct Of Sud
melt ubmarteoe Srtsitrt, nsmGo
eertseboups Srtsftret ira qnF,1
mebens be fore SoroGrttr blind
fsrte at ct Dame % 6errstor
400 Weolemmer SesuOen ,r ~,
tebes at formaa en- RQtte ir,mraI
Scloiiter at beltass / Ssit,n. 81
rangeres 6 apncertsr meo 8 Iu1
lise prpsrdmmer. o9 man bar fc1
leontnsen label opfsrs en- WuH
Der RUNNER ca. 5000 SiIbsrsr,.
Rapnene paa be norFe aumpcI
cg 8unitnere, Der perTonIie bill hi
og be 89rter, Der bill tomm, It'd
fsrelie,. er ben bsofte goraer u
Wufffeiten | Bergen 26oe N'ud
bsi Rans. Sslsenoe aors % OH
part.r bill tomms til SpferslIs \
2ebelie al acmponiiterne: 81
9riee, "alapertpncert u goQ
SrteTter" ps Scensr af "0lQf
paior" for Colt, 9cr % Srd
Sru Glen @ulbbrarbIun
pens parti. Sobur Sslmsr: "N
5efttos", os "5prtsrns gooI F
atben". Gbrifian Sinoine: nd
toncert Sesbur meb SrtsIter, 81
Shelberup: "Srte'tsriuits al
ipilet "Gn SeQieaften",
Spenbien: "Rprf RbopIOoi I'd
"RorIt Soltemelobi al etrps,ora
"Spmpbcnt go. / 9sbur",
Slfen: "aassadrbsr.isr, ipmpa
for Srteitsr". Susr
"Srteftsriuite at GCB bon g,rt
Chr. Gappslsn: "GsiitIitd
Der" for blanbst aor a Gap,aa.
Salporisn: "@aiantaieru, 0rs
iuite".
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