The Fairfield herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, January 21, 1874, Image 2
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Cm, ~i.rU a f tii's 111111i iiy.
(Ceo. 1). 11. Maury, in a cominuni.
cation to the tichitnond EJnquirer,
gives his opinion of Gen. Sh'ermnin,.
It :l-ows'up that distin;uished miii
tary genina in 'quite an unenviable
light. VequotC:
'"We will give some "gleanings
from Geln. Sherman's dispatches,"
which seem to justify our opinion
of* his principles of war.
July 7th, 1864 : "Their utter do
strunction (factories in Georgia) is
right and meets my entire approval ;
and to make the matter complete,
you will arrest the owiers and em..
ployees and siend them under guard,
charged with treason, to Marietta.
CS6hould you, under the impulso
of anger, natural at contemplating
such portidy, hang the wroteh, I ap
prove the act beforehand !"
July 14th : "To GUen. .1. E. Smith:
"if you entortain a bare s1'uspicion
against any family, send it to the
North. It guerrilas troublo the
roadsor the rivers they should be
slot without mercy."
Septenbir 8th, 1864: "I wot
allow trade or manufahctures of anIy
kind,and will remove the present
population and make Atlanta i pire
Jy military town !" Thi1 barbarous
threat was already executed by him.
November I Ith, 186-1 "Last
night we burned Rome, and in two
more days we will have Atlanta.'
December 5th, 1864 : "Blair can
burn the bridges and culverts and
burn enough barns to mark the
progress of the head of his column."
December 22d : To Gcn. G rant :
"If you enn hold Iwe, I can go oin
ind smaiish South Carolina all to
pieces."
This seeni a very uniir division
of labor. W ien Gon. HIallock sug
gests to him to have Charleston de
stroyed by "some accident," anid to
fow salt upon its site,
Sherman replies, December 21
k * - ad WO are not only 'ghtt
ing hostile armics, but it hostic l)Io
ile, and we tuust mako old and
young, rich and poor, feel the hard
band of war.''
. To a terrified lady, who remon
strated against the cruelty of his
acts, lhe is said to have replied,
"Mad-nm, war mecans eruelty.'
. His dispatches and correspondonee
bettoen the idi and 21st December
have llen suqjpressed by the Govern
imient I
In addition bo (iestippression of
the monast ories in Rome the Italian
govt rnmeint are about to confiscate
the property of the three great
basilicas of that city, St. Peter's,
St.J.ohn Lateran's, anid St. Nag
- giore's. This property is ispread
oyor many parts of Italy, and is
the aceutnulat ion of do nat iot.,
testamentary and otherwis that
have been made to the basilicas for
centuries. It in of imurmense value,
arnd a(lords the moans of keeping thre
basilions in repair, &c., besides sup
porting the eaiions attacheid to thorm.
T1his conifiscai mon is sunpposedl to be
merely preliniiry to a raid unoon
the iniseumns arid galleries5 Of 'thle
\ atc:im on the grounrd that these
dlo not beong to thme C hurchl or the
P'ope, but to the people of ltarly.
.J'hie genitlemanm who wasm, on Thum ra
day, elected President of the Mary
laudii( Senate is thre great-randsonr of
the distinguished Charles Cariroll1 of
~Carrohit on, thle weal thiest amnd larst
survivor of the signers of the JDeclara
tion of Inidependenice. Sir. , lhn
Lee Carroll is the Ii'st of his family I
flint has min gled ini public life, since
the time of his great aincestor. Ini
lie event of thle election of' thle pmres
ent GJovernor (Whly te) to thre Uiiited
8t ates Senate, which seems now arl.
*imost certaiii, the P'resident of thie
Senate will holdjtho oiller, of GIover
nor for the unexpired terrm, eniding
.l anua..ry 1, 1876. M r. Ca rroll m ar
ried the daughter of Mr. Rloyal
Phelps of New York. lle is a young
man, about th irty-eight years old,
highly educatod, able, and aiimbi tious,
rand is considered the rising mnan of
the Demioortie party in Maryland.
ForetIgn lInlellgenice.
Th'le Spanish governmient is coiil.
deiit that Cartagena will surrender ini
a few days.
'Thle war in A chieen cont inutes. The
Dutch troops h'atve achieved a br ii
lianit victory over the Acheenise.
The Frenuh Miinisters have with
drawn their resignations, at vote of
eonfrdene in the governmrent hatv
in,)>een abopted by the Assemlys.
-The recent elections in Germ'any
for lteichrstag were largely in favor
of the Nartional Liberal Part,
especially in Bavairia, Wttrte-ibce
andl Baden.
Thle Aumiricans and the Spanriaiiis
of Cuba are ern good terms agin.
Admiral Scott and staff have visited
Captain General Jlovellar and the
Adriral of the Spanishm fleet. Their
visits hrave been iettirned, rind t here
have been frequent exchanges o
aalutes.
*A fellow, wh8i nearly as big a
boro as tire lloosao tunnel, was tell
ing in our office the ether day of a
song that always carried him away.I
Quridrat, looking around, genitly in.
quired if any one present could sing
tha .n
A Ncw Conbiv;tibile.
A Belgian peaant m11ado romn
tilO hgo the extra ordin-ry di i. ovc
-y tnt Carth, coal and soda, ijic,
i) toger br would butrin as well am11
jetter f oi ny other coiblustibl
'"d tihe faet. its sinc been prove<
)cyond a doubt.
Newport, it. 1., ha/3 ramson wi
tas, -,huldered in anchr i
ivo hundred and iffy 'po n-. and
lirried it four huyrdred yards,
Weduosdy7 Morning, Jan. 21, 1874
Ililii.atiln,
We publibli this morning a -l
Iress frlmi the Fail field Imigratis
'ociety, and commend it to the cmn
ideration of our Citiz-'.t. EVe
er.oni intorested in this mattel
diould Join thle Society. The tiasj
for planting is icarily arr'ived-1i, an
rarmers wishing itmiigrants b1oul(
procuro them immiediately, Thern
ire two societ ies already organ ized i!
.hi4 State-tho Cermnan "Society o(
harleston, and the 'almetto Ianni
'rationl Society, of whiuh Tev. Til
nan R. (Gatines is Agent. The !* rm,
-r introduccs immigrants for twelv
lollars each, the latter for twent
lollat,1s. The expns I hrefore o
)ringing immigrants onl is (oi1nr
ively light. We hope to See "m
'itizens taking action immediately.
What tins Means,
The Texas election ha een i .
,lared uncons.tituitional by thre IUli.
al Supreme Court. Gov, Vai tele.
raphed to his [Imporial i.ighan r'.i
upport against the I).noniact'. In
'eply, ['resident (rant sent the fo
owing dispatch :
To Governr ).wr, A u-bi, 'i'e a.
"Your. despatchles "Adliesr
itig the nution of the lfr a
lourt of T exas ill de:cli.ri'o: tII- i, I
leetion unconstiutioal, and a-kin
he us of troops to prevt'r. aIpar.
rnded violenne, are reeimved. 'Ai
all is no, made in neuvooirirnte wit i
he Constitution of tire Il'itfed State:
md the Acts of Cor s ndier it,
nd cannot, ther'ef'ore, he gra'. . -
I'ie A et of the Iegiilattur of Textv
rroviding for thu recnt eletin, irav
ng received your a; pruvalamid bth
olitical parties I tving nir e i nir .
ions, aind ha ving coIdct a poli..i
ml caupaign under it.- prorviion.
would it not he pruden ns vv a..
right, to yiel fi the vmdiet f thw
'eople is expre.n'ed by their hib:
11. S. (; .%\T
A year ago, a division of t.-o'
'iuld have been ntrm down, an.
hvis enthroned in po-.ver. Unt th,
Iadia! .BIelshani s swe. a my.--teriou
vrit-ing on the wall, and their kne:
.ro hMlirg. Tho hour uf rudemp
ion is at hanird.
Texas.
For some timer pu ities ini Teux
inve been mrudcdied. In : raft;
hOe wly3 e I eteid elliel..L f rm tak
rig their seacts. I Ie even senrt a
econd urgent appecal to thec IPresli.
icent. ]But iris p.iraye r was arga in re
used. lie then v, ith 1 hir ilitia ''n
leavo'red ta) proctec~t hriself. lBurt
lie ('orrservartive~ we're 'et( to b
lepiriveud of their v'ictry. 'The
allied fromni eve ry direction~ anrd sor o
say. Davis diiscov)~er ed 'hat ire had.r
oused a. lion. Like I':rlsttl, he de.
tide~d thart (discret ion wais thle better
part of valorut. Ile rquietlyv strunib
rd, and withi him, ther last. ve.sti-rt o
R ad ical mi irule have p'assed from
I'exanr roil.
WVhile we r'ueece at the~ cirema na
ion of' one of ourhi sister S1ttes fromii
yranny, we muist. ret.urnr thanks to
ire admnisitiration for it< rcontducrt -
'hre car'ef Te'xas~ was itlir thrt
rphoclding~ villainrs ill thiri henvish
ihhemr~i', anid at Ir.t hrai' ho-. it rme
urtentionr (of learr hg the !' on bre toi
-cap~ t ho whiri Ind t he v r lae rai.
Sever'al of thre loorkeris oi inl Wi:h.i
rngton hav re ic'portedc tht thee at tre
rvidernces of' a di fi'erent pih-y otn
ho partl of thre adii ri..,t ion.
fiho Pliridlent ini hii mei';.,: rie.
ni~olegod~ that thre two polith al a.
irs nare beinlg laid ttsidi', adl that ai
diemreit whjise wa'rtchiwir' is t'rnrr a..
in.mr. It isi brehevedi thant Ga,in trim.
in g iris sailus to0 catfeh t hui ne0w
.ree'ze w ill tdop aIi~ i.>re liberali P poi.
'3 towa'rrds tihe South, arrind will rely
iporn tihis aceotioni, arid the WVest for
upport in hiis tirid Camrpaign,
llo ceitairnly hras it inl his power'
0 ingratiate imisel f wiithr the whites
f the South. Th'ley have been so
onig opprossed that they wniil gladly
ail runy One whio comles to relieve
hemn, of whiiatever party or creed be
nav he,. To sco ,-e ii,,,,,,,,,i.. fr.
14tLrI o u it r-%'.Yo tIhey will g) tll tile
eigth oft 1r011ia - hly if
that will bling 1hl relief. Thore
- is a trolng probabil.ty that Grant will
in twO yO- us ei I as. wil I ly su pported
hv the 8 th, vs Was his competitor
liorae ( iteuley, a year ago.
Tho Taxpayers Uonvention,
In reqpoIc to the c ll of tih
PrA ie t, t. E:te en it I tiv( Co I.I
mittee of the TAVp ylim V.,nverl
tim - '. i <' .r ., tn on tei o 1:th
in'ernt lt4n.* in ,u : o otif h
r w u.ry, tno .. b .re tiL
I11 4 2 ft I --L:o n that
ei ni c~ rd 4 I v.r -t44 1.11C I IJIl
''i)..1 Ir eW'Ce t-h 4en(-i, th e ar
hers. of tt'si~ea t~ ' ve.' b iie
y rov I.'o'td ;t- !i' ty I)i tcW
ready osie' is tlere a1 re ua4 ,;uber
in te lg rh e, fte Lg~a
A m' ine1 :g it to be Olid in
-Ie th y -n r ' ,: .. in j bnim try,.
4l t %+ 4! "w; lailichi is
en4ih 1d w ', thr ' I mo dejgates. W V
belivve that rKai..lohn iAtton and
.T. Wt. WooAw:,rd arn the dele.
te~iwin)wer t~hwn treo years
TheC cai Of t1hi:i Convenrtion ik the
i ; act iu tile tev drama, fat it
he folo ',. hy roudig County me.4et
in4 ver tte whole tState, and l cat
Se endt .'s t .
Is; 1 ' I - . 4 1 4t . T h.e
t!4:t *''o:a, n a:: ar int 11::1) -to ther
a1 tera')'4': io d~si:4 .y'ta-, 14144. all h a .i..
noms fOr a Say at:d come ;"Pl told his
pres.nceJi u : t in 14e 1-.> the t:-es!-ut
m-4~ 4 I '. Too*~ iv ba 'a-:e th peaIliu
4 o)fu1 I': tl;.1l 420,u b~4!i4::lle wto
Na vc, by 11 14 i X. l co:,- iutd lar41'4
lit their aw d'v t~l rom the : 1. tis i gh'4~
mll h'. were wathie c
tti". .n , bro oing m-r m) 1 Ui
f-t I'; I':l 41),o Jl1 11 ip . . 41e
i' i4 t V t . . 1.1 ;t i * ;-i . 1 . n
'* . he ili, ~. ii 14t It i. i 4
it \. : . ' - ;
pay r--v . io.'. r i , e - in their
myi io '*' ~ : . . thie. tEvory
yvar, W, t ov L-r o. u ~t fWmh in
Ow ;. o n .i' it; tiC.Y r nal n ca4.,
1r , - 1 . ni :smll 4b.te 9Uiet- t
t it 1 fu'er $n' :::i .. ll st ti l
h ; t i f :.t hs t 4r t 3' 41 i its i h
gandc (4 tI re '-t fin4 f It .11 P.. h,.
th h AU eoith in \indi 4ive eu.nity i
tWard our dlyndhidvm eubjgated
teill , hoa t nuty-d a deaf car to
the1ir Rap-al <l:dingtheI. to be
ofy malt eon foi:ctlcr Wpli oAr cdor.
have WIOpenoed totyes rfsthe oes
theln bdminitai, to afiittolimmter
ch h1eing a 01di adextl tldsare be
The Taxpayorn' Convontioni.
The Exocutive Conmitteo mot in
Dharleston on the 13th. On the
12th1 1. Iuia au meeting was held in
Colutmbia, which passed unanimiously
r-.ilut ions in favor of the propoed
C'onveution. Sevoral of the Speakerh
were in favor of petitioning fur a
Military governuentt.
WV ae inl r.vor of the Convention.
W e 1be .r of 4)41ne' per*jlI;a.4 Opp0.'sincg to
it oh the r . t(lit it Will do 2n4
Oe.l--t.hat~the N '0t. .Vill wit rfl ltld
as. In Answer o Ihi, we I.utj in an
x racI. fival the New yor11 Icral,
vhil i. but a Jrcimien of Inau1
u irus oe-,o nmt by wcadl.
ing ininIs !l the- S ot!) t , 01 t ;.
llorld pun. it i~e iorcibly th:.n
W43 Coni, We quot. !%,)m it. It. muaa i
C.sts this dii','4st, and'l 4. int I t on
:r two rem dimm for iho exi.tih
t ate of .irs. We inlk extracts.
Mr. I'ke has j int written a with
totitle 'The l'r i.trate State : S"oith
J..4rolina~ Unioce Negro G.overmIentL
[Appleton, Nov Yk), W hand, though
:h e nion of Sout b (rolina ham
bee lo.g known) inl the North to Le
.ruly wr tche, we doubt if the dis.
losures It It.akies anl4d iupports by
dii ial evinne ill o Ot ereato a-tion.
.s mn4tnt. Th' 11, gr) 142.il1. i) arc, we
'gr1t tO F:.Y. liilrted in their
: '*'1rof ar44.:414nee and1 J ln r by
Unitui 14e 4 4a:,anets We4~ conhI
- wih our arm,111y m- re hi1..nor
1.. . h .4..h '4h!.41 4.. 044 t .4: '144 42 in 44'44' e
n me t l vo to rill) i . at
m:j. itr, ng p 'f the r 1m- i
Iit :4 4 2lte ,-t v i:'.t i iii ici ie i
larks th, vat' menf whoic armm 4re
mn: e i to dico A a . !
Ina honot:>Me te. ho .v d o ' insutri,(
o lio ownris of p 4op rty and bii. I
MClI Inv in ha atesi a ANr
4veri ...-.. NOu thle 1 1 N I i:LW Ioil
las1 g-.voa zh,- -.p v r t.> the . ' n. *eo
ji. 'ty, a:,I pending t h . ise-U ery
Ila r .111, : ihe oin tu4 tion has )
1 111 't 0 .44 4 4) (
. vto be
h i d i.-h Arin, s t4h
h:ir y ..
Lhn SK gvr."m
. 4 '- i ' ' i-o Lk
I . 1 44- -Ihe x , -.: ,.. . !. o 1 , o
,big .i-i~il h4'4 b: y 14444 at :. it on 6 m
Phl'.Yor of i '.. , c . w p
u~pstenah ti . m te daner Wi ry
his Aex w c imt , vith b1',-v pro;,, i!i
ied b t11h s1 Ye . I-. . he l
't ar 4 44I ib d by :m .ix - aI .
I' io. . - - 41 4 ; m.
ia.ecl.iG it "ic d a t('):Ii I4 e '!
Iti the . o ect.i u ih Lr :wo
1, l~ 11 41.14 11' ".-i T:'(.14!' )
.12 A kr i v IthuH l44 itd
ny t i'en ' hci. ;-at 1 ..4 Lnco 'r -
dlca-l, ice.ose s ilt of a 13 n han
4iIt 4r1plo ,,4tr 1of at~ iir- 1in ':um'..
rxaintl 0V0'.l .g ethlkt, Af'6-te -l
luty of auc governme444, tla:.'cure ft
d. Cnt inuedishot mu-r in41 ot
lcmn . 444 T. r-: 42ny1 the Ito no
ro1p, 41t d l'etti' i~.0 1(4 c2o a:i the4'
en41dting~ th Su404' ' e co ut~
lsit.li 4ence1401th. .\ea'h,4 4w a u m '..
holly ex4cuded fr. m ejihty tdir :it>:,.s
'40h for~ a ni4?0 .; 4ti.n opfc 4.. i4'Z ,
h1.i 1411 arti c tus o cldesii : )?.
hou t.lde14.: ie.2/' (44 h " b rih divi 4111
lilyg.t to goer l'wrog" is4 ot muore:L
hour tha 440wthe e'aim0 o a ny tit
umber4.,, and4 i nf44 iitly thei super1 ii
rsd i n everythig e:s0 After4 all,
1t Snat4or Nch ando his felo av
earlyt a ich4 to tank slaver fori~
-.ment ( Qi. Itoi bet0441 ter41 for them to~
41p legisai h o r~ol~ onth. ko ..rline
h10an to ble to ting e. ieh 1 other in te
cib i0g A rcarstheir csi of .v
rfl ties 14 [emo arinat the'~ 21143
resentc n te l .\en ur verv
1mnetindofmiclqu:c!ity'thin i~ot&hi.
1011 the great pacehm of cpii:: nad
onhCrli na~i~ lg 1(he ir I4~l ph ig the
imllyocamo toth dno ieney andU I
1n1id ratio a4itr e cnth
T'lE oIrlANITIES Itnd lNliUSTlIES.
Carolina Military Institute.
CVIA Uh C)Ti1N N. C.
rTlils 1nsituo vioh its lepartmlie .t -
.. l'repartt(ory aid Colleginte-is now
in full and sIuocessful operation. It coln-.
tains new aitid progrossivo features in
edliention and I.ratinit g.
The iext term begins Fob'tumiry 141.
8viid i.fur Circulars, Aildress,
-COL. J. P T110\lAS,
an 21 Stipi' t e nn.
Adiniistratoi-' Not ice.
lfited to prewent thernl prope1rlyo anei 'I
dhseimllebted to ibl. eoit'e or saidI
in a are requiested to make pm11ol t
II. A. BU R L Y.
. I '-x Adm ini trao".
t ive ntice 14 fu my termler pian-onq am114
..thle putblie y~lnelIi' 11ha1 1 ha1vei a .o.
ilun'ed Mhe prlactice i'.\led.-eine. Mly termsi
lremrioly W. K. TURNER,
ET4
Th I Ii.- 1un rival.d 7 t7la -I t lil ly is
Ia n .e not tip cloinibi aL s4ill ! ] .:Jl ic e r
v n1 (I ii.ri -v i n is and 7erb
ici: anl all-'- e Pi1v1e
:muntrie v Iw h v ' i I i 1. ,
vii !. v lil e re 1 -11 - 4 .:e caused
tier n~te ientof Ilhe iiver. .
I' 'i-.' ' 4 n 1 t 4m er i7rer l ( .4lit 774
le '' r Ian ' I t :e i cth in-Av b - n! a
III ~ il .47747 ;LI~ i:i, I i
x ;1 i14 1114.- h : Will w a
1doi n i a- l <.1 i.avinl,to (V
77'''', ~ ~ h I'I I~ ' I if ',
.-il1 .th rru a h
T 41 ,1 . T.:11 'pe: will ' 1be
,, ilte
r, n, :I ' l I :111d il I 1 la T . i 1.I
.7,7.1 ~\ :1 lloI bel 47g'
. I -. . :n'il I r1' 4 * , i !villiU e
.1. H . % 1 (.".": N a . 1
.4 77 7 . 77 a.4 . . 1 m a .ph
-e. 1 0 . :.N zy ni fl ,
u. ...,
AIL i# iLl ASFLO S
I IrsI.,
J,0
I-rcisill fluId )rilylge to bue Ahdad.
ITfS SUiC(7.:-s IS
JNr'PARALLELED.
AND IT ,S STIANDA11D) IS
VM.11 PUI10M.
$33 Per Ton of 2,000 lbs.
338 Per' Ton of 2,000 lbs.
Payable November1 1874.
l'r'eitghl and Draynge added.
FOl 8A LE IWY
E0. WV. UL LIAM & 00.
(AENER AL AG ENTS AT
Drlesiton1 S. n.
SHERIFF'S SALE.
James i. 'Malgrtink vs. Sunntiol 11 arnilton.
-Foreclosiro of Mortgnge.
B- to line boy J11.. b. Alarl inl, I wi 11 sell
before thleCourt N)use door1 at Willis.
boro, within t lt legl Ihours of salo, onl
tO first. Mond-ly andt dy Following in
February iinext li oi t i h fol.owing tdes.
crihel pel rsoiit property. to wit :
One diu1n colored lule. 0 no black
horse .Mule.
L". W. DUVA LL,
SA. F. I.
VW innuslo-ro'. 8. ( ,
Jin. 17-41x2
B'OT AND 1)g
1VI et~ru.Fra c.- t y,
IllaV'NG rourd ,
'ery b : t .\ lha . i n1 :it
ril, . i n ng i
inl.the( S4.ud-l A i k
warranated to give :a I.--ni i- 'l i . y
is nlext dloor to.y. Geci's n.M"ry
n.ar 19 i i l11 T.
C.-A.RonC) T JIsr
CA1dl-& L('N..1.
Lnanimore, u
ASSETS $1.'0,000,
Hon. Jeffe'rson Dan.. Fre
cen wa 3 uNLT p, vit, C L
I.'flI IV Etoua A
WATERS jONOERTO PRLOR ORGA1b
are tile asio-.t 1111ta0'iAu
iii r(tyle anffel perfecit
NTOP is the (a(h
-v h i i I n
vt -
A NED N0119,
ft t~~a *ITA1TON4flh
P - i ' u 4.r. A -
A AL adOFFER.NR
. .R AT.WA'tR E'& 80kt. 'M)
Broadway. N.tY., vi'l <di -, " i uW :o ig . N4
'a fittG tA .if it-laIh(lS mnwhiai..
c(tiun: WAPTEig, . Ati ctaretely hu
price ( fi er sh. r Iurt .eurr. b i I e
i ncrie snon:air .:ne.- a rew-.'..igs..
tavp i-n.P1. tamG
n <. . M e- .. : - .
lastr'lated utin lins 111i -1. u . ,
i 1m.).11in clri,Il t -.. -. .'
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1i agi takcoa plaret of enlite
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the Character of an afinicut, as
easily1 <iigestepil "3neil amlatc-1
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scarcing ut enrble secrc
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Di1 sasesOf of the idneyst( - an
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ah ba'ate of ac aIleo, ac~
compicf, byes e (ld chii or a fto
stto the syosdcas thesing lct
food. At 2uchoa, n ay foratits
ofcryatinge'ect are noitafoil
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ti oni bua, pcvioaotin f.
ing strng th Syigor, anhe n
lfaito eall parts of the bysc,
tins, bul leing anIohnj fo.
Saiuto.edup
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by ft seICS of this emey rn1
wieak, sicl, rsferincreoa
Luos, o CstionAal ygnr,
h)sas oy tho anl wodncys; andl
a na cils cannot es o2'inablUy in
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lo-e b1 MilOn Pe, BOson. cc
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an lcbuid10ineetp hen dIrsife ione
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nandy cnitind, jut oced a
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4o y07.au Ao xesl.i Lo norlns
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