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VOLUME 1. NEW ORLEARP LOUISIANA, TIHUR#DAY, AUGUST3, 1871. NUMBER 6t.
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POETRY.
LIVE IN THE PRESENT.
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CHOIC4E KCLLlCTTION .
ýAýIYwýIIw AII1 V iýAIIw IV
WILL NUT M.
Thae Slate (:tiati (ul Comunitte'.e
have :aS:tt.ilat't(l the potwer toeap lfiltlil
Palri.iah (it e Itiaajiat'e:, ini tei·al of ait'.
his ia g:LfuuE tlha: t k ill noctt do.
Thera' is (111e t~lliu'; tile sc· iL(,, 310 1113lf~
Is, tilta' 114'll es l.alalt s·..;ju tilt ' Btjrit
-.iLe jshft\ Iii' thei:; Slatee \I ill a0, lie.
ta'hie .'I" ta iLls ill 1i11 auiie Iaadiilati'.
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olf IV tl e:ligaliill 111(11, w11-(tºac II%'
;iois Il ito ue aha ti 1I'aiaa.
(Ia:% it lea Clati. tilt los' Iip a llt IiuI(Ishs
hatieiI tll mal l\ ite :(e %ie' ofi t ',o
tlleall gt t 'iVli itll 16til all .j al'
gtatfonYl '11 tll , 1 'i: a teari 1.1')" I hal.
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tilt' :a".ijiiuII hs12r I c lha t'.
'1'I1hslle Ia:lac jl, SI. lisºrt o izz
tnti a1ictst. lu 1.1i1i1, .I.,taaIl. 'l11" I' l I
atilllaaal piall) ias I etituret it. a ais
sitr o iuspc11 Iii~tls ullou'c 1ite pollal
seiateha~lalas. II:. laigia e.iLtte ill fat'
ac"1ait'~eia 'eatu :; a i' Itl.q jaa.A te~ 'taa e~a,
isl. noti to iiaiicrih''. ihs t.ia' this;
Sniie .ios ti of a ti litsti%;ic'l ;iatl
c1('tlt'itt.l alulel. It. is pui~o'fai et~ftlbt
lint ill thiea h1t ;aIaiul tl1 t.,ga:ti nIIll'
theitt, that it.. i:1 at tie tnlimm .e f
Slit :IsIIu I it. It:; .""u :lrll\. TI' dute'
t ilth.,/ \ 'litc ; 1 II;IIILj i44 '1 1 it lie'
at' 'iuiti oif thei it'eeie.i, let the' w;ilt'Ia
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PUCLIC SCIGIKI W THE ISNTl.
(iou. ja iztiu $UIljlptARiti.Jeiti t of
Pubicht bIsIaat Lwaiu, lass reeaiLhy re'
titraete froii an e'itleltnitc ollicia
tour of inlspectionl among the ubtliic
s chOolals of the .South. From a
notice of tbl report of his obseri'a
tionl; published in the BaltimoreYU\F
.lc 's'i'lal, ývhieh says itis far more
fav'oralait than had btesit aintlicipatel,
it Ape ias thlat Virgiiaii:r leaths all
flue St:etes of the Southt il thi ' fatrili
ties priaoc il fetr e'liieatln. $1141
jt'iti llof ti acs coltutre lat high salie mel
ill 1'tnt'rzLiurgw atirpa uring xtite'
wz n (icue~l~irte Lstitiafi' ia5(d is
n~ow ar zealoti advacaA~ L fo the1 tree
sel tool. syscw The ustiperie~gideat~
ofn Ow~tltttl at Jc~lichjie iLn aqt)l was
liw lbn u ut ther~urw (·Juigtfieert tinly.
lalic, lay lt u Wt i.~', ar Le t~vi lutiile.)
Nwhe t'erfusca IA) acept the1 4tJl'a.lili
Lthey 310~t onl acaso.ii t Tht art~en
anrialus eiaoi~ight tiustnt itt cslntabhsnngl
R11 the new rder Uurad SCUSC mid
(Te.'og cuia, hs 'w, nd *~tpy pro -
jtczeury, asucer Uw IuSLeH)IIa1 slaol i
Wo&it pter~,titeed ohuly at thelw.aeiion~r
of teu Legslautarue; St nj.m
t- HISBAWm g i m ith.
The time is fruitful of tinkers of
the domestie relations, who are im
patient of the old and honoted rules
and habits whine prevaile in earli
er generations. Sne would odi
fy the mstriage laws, so that the
obligatiou of the contract shall rest
more lightly on the parties to it.
Others woikl istroduce a certain in
tklepndence of restraint, a so-called
'equality" which shall bet destruc
tive of just distinctions of the sexes,
while it impairs the clearly defined
duntiti ting on ecan4. Thewo IRe
lowg to the class of professed re
fonwrs who talk loudly of the
"emancipation of woman," of the
"tyranny of man," and other vague
Jotioas expressed in -cant phrase.s.
There are other tinkerers who,
without g ing to the extent of those
just named, fancy they can suggest
impiqrovements in the management
of households anti home atlitirs, and
in the mutual marital economy.
O)nI of these recently set forth his
'iews in the pages of a popular
t:tgazine.
The writer's theory is that hus
b:uiits and wives weary of each
other after some years tf m:arriagae;
that their lihes ease to be kindred
il irnterest; that the objet which
Ionli;t their atteution diverge more
andi more; anti that the symlthy
which is strong in the first stages
,f wedlock grows weaker and weak
er, until it is entirely lost. The
reason assigndll by the writer for
this deplorable state of affairs is,
tha:t whihi the it:ut's life is largely
in anmt of the world, the woman's is,
with lthe gatherinlg 3ears, more
ci. sely restricted to the dumestic
.i,,l,,, amld tlht famiily cares umie
p,l.lize her ;ttention to the exucu
hiom of outsiile interests. TIhe rentl,
,y13 plolem .d by the writer is that
lmusnltmds shall seek to withdraw
tlheir wives' attention fromn en
mr,:sing household duties, anid di
t-rt it oci.lsionally to cOIerIrns lie
S,,ndi thor,limle -Irlersis,and pi-i
'.mmt t leir wives ialping into a mmo
Ilotinlllms fireside routine.
It may e samid in reply to this,
first, that the - theory is : false as
snmnltion. It is not a fact that
insbalils aind wives weary of each
other as the marriage term extends.
''ime truth is directly the cmntrary
wihen lmet atd vwomen are wisely
nmtatedI. Thpir affectimon may be of
a different kind, it may he less de-"
nmtostrative, (although that is by
no means necessarily the ease,) but
it. is really stronger as they get on
in life. The theory failing, the al
leged reason fails with it; but the
reason itself is unphilosophicaL
Men, it is true, are mainly and un
avoidably engaged in outside af
f;irs, but it is ahout the home that
their choicest and most enjoyabld
iiiterests duster. To the home tlhey
gl:ul'. turn for relief from tlhe
Bares, perplexities, and disappoint
mints of In.usines. , a-nd thler they
fimnd recreation from thie overwork
(,f the world, and lrealize tine hap
pulmess.
It is eqnally true that women's
life is ehielly in the home, but it is
not true that it is therefore dull
ani devoid of genuinoe .stimnlhus.
To the intelligent woman her well
ordered household is full of contin
nors an,1 varying attractions that
forbid its experiences ever to be
comie monottonus. In proof of
this is the fiact, whiclh ilone has
failedl to olbserve, that when at the
eventming re-union the husbaud amid
wife collmpare the notes of the day,
the latter has qnito as nmuch of iu
cideat andt suggestion to offer as
the former.
Eveh if the evil coaplaiuned of
hy this writer existeI, his proposed
renIly is worse thaq the disease.
Those husbands and wives who
cannot attain sympathetic com
panioanship at home, cannot attain
it anywhere. The wom anwho can
not finai objects of interest, and
thereform happinees, within her own
houehol, will not lad themn out
aile of it, and tlhse who are mor
bidly dissatisfied with what they
regard as rehide reoiue, will not
Iern corpteelt by busying
themislve artham
The author of 'W re Comndir,
pather Ab absm, Sthruie Hsndrtl
Thkosmid Itare, i now editfrg a
Democr.tic aewspaper in Richmaond,
;I diSU.
-OF THE -
STATE w LfISAWA.
(PUBLi*HED BY AU'OCIIRITYY
See. 10. P, it further en:wfed, etc.,
That the Council shall have full
power and authority to make andI
pass such by-laws and ordinances
as are neceessiry and prol r.
First.-To regulate anti preserve
the peace and gol order of thel
city, and pro idue for and mainktin
itscleanliness and sanitary conlli
tion, not ianconsistent with any law
rel:ative thereto.
Scond To- regulate and make
imnprovements to tthe streets, public 1
squares, wharves and other pullic
property, atnd to provide for the
lighting and watering. of the same,
and to order and direct the ditch
ing, failing ol*wning, widening and
continuing of any street; and if for
such purl~se the land of any pri
vate person or Iboly corporate is
necessary to be had, the said City
Council shall have the right and
pllcer of purtciiasing the same at, a I
re:I:on,:dble price, or causing the
saum to be exprolpiatedl acortJinag
to the manner antld frimnttliitAs p1ie
seribed by existing laws upon the
subject: to regulate the prlwrl't.ion
and to mnae and repair all comt
1aon sewHOrS, adrains, canals, ipubhlic
roads, IeVkt, dykes, ecauseways uad
bridges, notwithrst:atling allny sHaljr
inte llt~ e whilch llight be snt up
by any corporatiun or indiid\hul
over such works; to determline the
comiple inn and lilimensolins: of the
Itztn.eimnti of the streets, to fix the
squaring, and tob pr-ctnt Iy eln
er,,act,.hattts ulan or sto,1pping and
obstructing the streets, public I
squares, levees, public roads, or any
part of the lsrt of ShrAve.port, antd
to order any object, whatever may
Ist its ~alue, which maiy encumberl l,
the said places, or prevent atlt em
saruass lthe frete s.' ofIl the m1e, to
1)4T rellovlel l or' sold for whom it
llaty (cllnlern, in the Sble lllallnlr'
:u.t after such alverti.scmncuts a:
shall Ibe requireid by scuch rgula- 1
tions.
Third.- For cleaning the banks I
of the river or other navig:aitlle
streams witllin the limits of thle; for I
the rtt1emning of sichl aplcient ad-t- I
ural dasains as havo been' obsltructed t
by the owners of the alj:acent hands,
or the filling up of any water cause I
which is not navigable, ftr the lpar
pise of carrying the public high- m
ways over the name; provided, that <
injury be occasioned thereby to the ]
neighboring inhabitants.
Fourth-- To precBribe and collect i
rates of levee dues . and, wharfage i
and to designate the place" for an- m
chorinu and n,~mrlin;g steamtualtsA
and other water craft in the portof
Shrevqew rt, and to regulate and
maintain tle puhllic lace on the C
same wlhild. in time limits of lthe city!
of Shreveport, every year lay anil
equal talnd unifolrll tax ulwna all real
and lpersoal pl'roperty inl said city,
as prescribd, land under the limuit&
tions imposed in this act for the en-i
suing year, which said taxes shiall
be due andt payable at tlhe office of
the depanment ofln:anco fr'om the
first day of March to. the tCwenty
tirst day of July, inaluhire; and at
its first, regularr meeting in Ik)een
her, and on the saue day aimnatlly
thereafter, shall inlq.,so an anunal
license tax on trades, prt ,fcisions
and callings, as herein prscmried,
uaid licetse to expire on the thirty
first day of Dec'mbher in the year in
which it was obtained, and which
license tax shall be dio andti payable,
at tlhe office of the fiance depart
atent, from the first day of January
o the twent~y-eighth day of Febru
ary, inclnive.
See. 11. Be it furthler enactl, etc.,
That the Council shall, once in
every twlve "pionths, beforeT xing
and deeiding uponu the amuoua of
taies and licenses to be asaesss
fo tbe ensuting year, cause tp ie
made ou( 'i4^ detailed eitimate ex
bibiting the varfu items of lia
IHftier and expendilmes, includi
zuth lS1o e a aoaDl I of continent
mengi l4ms ,ga Lsamid yea; and
Aalmaa&he saein Cb pot sh
eadfroatleaet ten days i~Lsdef
Acialo of the city; ·nd ch
rate of taxatio not exceeding one
dollar nd seventy-tfiv cents ($17 5)
on exory hundred. dollars of valua
tion, shall thereafter 1b fixed and
assessed, as, together with other
revenues of the city, may be neces
mary to meet said estimated lialili
ties and expenditures. The adop
lion of said detailed estimate shall
be considered as the appropriation
of the amount therein stated, for
the pur'p"es therein stated, and
the Administrator of Public Ac
coauts shall not audit, nor shall the
Administrator of Finance draw or
sign any check upon the Fiscal
Agent therefor, of any claioms, un
lesH :appropri:ation therefor has laen
.July waude in accordnlcc ith this
act.
Sec. 12. Be it further enacted, etc.,
That the taxes asseses.ed and leied
by virtue of this act, on the prop
crty, re:d or personal, of any iiv r
son or corporation, are hereby (lde
dared to he a lien and privilege
tpeon said prolprty, to date from
the first daTy of August. of the year
for which they maayIbe asse.ssedl,
any aliienation thereof or incumn
hr:mne thereon notwitlmstanding;
and said lien or pirivil(ge shall ex
ist in favor of the city of Shreve
port, for the rlsels'tive amount of
taxes :tawss d, until the samen sha:ll
b thilly paid; and the rs:uuc shall
I, Ipaid in prleference to all umort
gaes aiml incumlruamers other I ha:mi
taxes dine tlhe State; andi if the li
cense t:a, as herenin provuidltl, shall
not have Iuwen paid by the person
liable therelfor on or ,before the first
day of Malch in each and every
year, the city of hreveplortl npon
afiX rit made Iy any ollicer there
of that said tax, eommnouly known
as lieensoi, has inot ieen paid by
the pºersom lbhle therefor, sh:ll
have a lien ja the nature of a l.s
s or's plri\ilegce upIl the perso'ii:l
property of the Iwtesou so in deuu
fauult, asl, on application made', a
writ of pro isionail .ssd izu'e shall is
siw, out of any co,ilt o(f coelnts:Lunt
juri.sdietion, in favor of laid city,
and, said prouperty so (eiz-ed lpro
vi.iam:dly shall Ibe sold in satisfue
tiou of said ta..
See. 13. Be it furlther enacted, etc.,
That all tax lieen:es :mnd dues inl
1posed by the city of Shreveport, or
due to the same, and not paid on
the thirty-first day of .Jnly, shall Ie
exi.,ilde after thirty [::0 1 dlays pubi
lication in the otlicial j urnal, when
the amount claimneil is live hun
dred ($.r)1 dollars, in thI parish
court; when over five hundred dt,1
iars f(5.)J ,ldollars in the district.
court. And the oi% prccs ne
oessary for judgL a,, uponU said
claims, bill or dues ehall be said
publication. Upon the said pro
duction and filing of said claims,
bills or dues in the appropriate
and competent court, and tht pl'o
ductiou of proof of pnhlication,
judginentt shall be imlnmediactAly
rendered in favor of the city, a1nd
tgaignst the delinquent t:kx-payer or
debtor. It shall Ihe the duty of tlhe
admimiist~atocs,,f ftle departmemnt of
fluwAc to tile w.id iills a1d( prtof
in the app))roprilate court inumnedi
ately after :said pulblicnation and to
superintend saidi prnccedings, qutder
the advico of the city .attornuey, and
collect the proceeds of the judg
ment, :md writ in the han:ds of the
ckcrk or sheriff. Tlhathe clerks of
said eturts sldll be allowled andt
permitted to chalrge one dollhtr and
1no more for all proceedings had, in
cluding judglment and excuttion, inl
each case tilled. Aid the sherilff
shall bIe allowed the sum not ex
ceeding one dollar for all proces.s
placed i1 his hands in each case,
the same not to include the reguhar
comzmisuions for collecting the same,
or costs of keeping amid adlvertising
nd ulpon the putayer of the city,
through its prolper .replrwtative,
ny court of competent jurisdictiom
shalt enjoin the eaid prson or lwr
nous so lable to pay a license tax,
:and who staU rdt'e or neghl t to
pay the same, from continuing to
carry on such business or proftes-
mdnnimil he shall have paid the
Uise, Uem& sl couts and charges for
thdewery asd eilorement of
Sec. 14. Ie it further enadlaeke,
Th l property seize(I an4 leiied
up for non-payment of taxes shall
be sue without appraisement apd
for each, or so much eahrwilll
-tig the tax, interest and cati;
Prmoided, That for say amonst over
,that the defendant may direct the
sale to bee made on credit, aud all
property sold under this act shall
be liable to redemption by the
owner, his heirs, legal representa
tives or assignees, for and daring
two years from and after the day of
sale, by pavying in cash to the pnr
eh:aser, or part'y holding under hinl,
an namount being lifty lp.r cent over
and hlove the amount of tax, and
:all c.Iasts incurred Irby the sale, anti
the nianomt of all taxer pail since
the sale.
See. 15. Ble it further enacted, et.,
That all cmtra cs for the public
worrks or materials or supplice or
dered Iby the Council, when the
samne exteed lf live hnndred (.~:N)
doalars, shall he offered by the ad
•ninistrator or tho delpartmen'it to
which such contract lltains, at
public auction, and given to the
lowest bidder who can furnish seen
rity satisfactory to the Council, .or
the same shall, at the discretion ol
the Conneii, be adlertisced for pro
posals to be delivered tothe slhlin
istrator of the delpartmetWnt to Vwhih,
such contract lpertains, in writing,
saledl, and to ie opened by said iRl
ilini:strtor in presence of the siay
or and. Administrator of FIinitnc,
:antl given to the iersonll inaking the.
lowest proposal thirefor, lwho can
fur-r ish seclurity satisfactory to the
2Council; pirov ie, h,, that the (Council
shall, iii either ease., have the right
to ritjeit all lids or ,prpuosals.
Ste. 1]C. Ie it frther nat:ltted, etc.,
That whe\lt:le\ one-fourth of lhI
ownilers of rea:l prolperty fro,ntin,.i
iItlIo a:uy Iull"i qluettA'.l street inl the
cii.y of Slhrvepvtorlt shall, by 1stition
:iginel Iye the lu'titiie.r or lItti
t hiiieir ait) adldrhsscl to the Coillneil
,of said cit%, ask forl t1he ll:utiulettiii"g
of said street or for any po'rtimon
t.lhre,f, settin.l fg nth thte Ie:i:CterI
Umd qtuality of said iauiquetlhtinY,
said Conuieil shall cause said 1pti
tion to Ibe piilublishcd in En;lish in
tilhe ofliidil jioirial of :aidI city for
:iino ,liiring four weeks; :uia1 if, at
lthe ,expiraltiiuon of said 1,ihli-icatioul
i, iii:ille of suitch l tititon, a majority'
of I he on\ iieri of redal pIolerty fronit
imng on .said street or street:; or said:
lportion thereolf, shall; not, b hy iie
mitioal sitneilI .y tihe' memo.rialiýtt or"
temo iria:lisits and at dressu>d to said
C lniiicil, olbject to the saite, the
s:ai1 ('tullcil sihall, by resolntion or
tlierwis'e, order saLid asHllnutl ing to
ie mlade in ac-rd:anlce with lines
and levels to bie flruished by alc
('ity Surveyor, and time whole etd.s
of said tauitqlttt.i so mlade asi:tore
said sli:mll be llornie by the owner o(i
owners of real lIroperty fronting on
Alid banquetteq in equal propor
tions, according to the running foot
frontage, and in the event.of the
owner or owners of any portion of
said pri perty so 1hanqrinutted rfu.s
ing or neglectiug t play the pirollor_
tion so idue for Iliore than sixty
days, tihe same shall eohistitute ia
Uli.n and privilege upll)t sai. d rli': r .. -
ty until the said snuim so due shall
i paid; provided, the pr, pls.r Itr.o
of t tle ]i'rferliieiaie of ithu wiirk l
made before a eteuipeteit court,
when thie NbiUe shall lae recorded in
the office of the Recorder of Mord
gages.
Sec. 17. 1, it further enactetdl, etc.,
Th:at tle r'ity Conciln way, when
ever it shal:l deeti it to the public
inlte:re;t, I y ordinauce provide for
the paving, olping or widening of
any street or ik.treets, pr anlly i:part
thereof, or in the eoInstrulction of. a
city hatlnhakuets, alnd other strunc
tares of public necessity and utility
the cost of which shall Ie paid by
the city; provided, that whenever
the amnuwt 'lof cost of paving said
streets or erectinlg the structures
aforesaid from time to timue exceedu
the anmoiut of funds in the city
treasury, then the Coimmon CouncMil
is herelby authorized ypd empow
eredl to ftiuo honds iof the ci;ty, run
Iuilig forty years, with intere4 con
p'1n. attc'hed, and Iearing interet
at t e rate of, and not exceeding
ten per cont., payable semi-annually
either at the cities of New Orleaas
Shreveport or New. York, ~t the op
tiom.of the holer Mt reo and said
Coemmail shall have power to dilpose
of ua boead in meuch munaneri it
may deet~ifor the eat 'interst of
the dity, the proceeds of which slM
be used soely for the piqe. f1r
which they uhal be iinem i abatl
alo by. ordinance; provide for levy
(Comrou'so o41. oIatL PFAGs
BATES OF ADVERTISING.
SInart l t9ow 0 6ue 1lyr
One $4 $7 i9 $1 I'
Two 7 .'9 1
Three 9 it 90 x 50
Four 15 25 35 8O -70
Five 20 '3 465 80 85
:{ix 24 42 50 70 100
ICum.45 80 1.2 175 160
Ti tw~ieit itIrertiflmcnt.% $1 50 per
&iqmw1e first ýjeertiou; Rnlfeent
All
t., Ix lin each
ºItA·rtic& ,V V u ''
J' ' I'uiniio , f eZslh besieRs
1041d dispat21ch.
Wedtding Cs, execntet in auacrdamCe.
with pre'vafni faslhinns.
Fygrtrj l Notices printe'd on shortest no
tilt wish tsll) clieyt diit eh. -1
i.. 1TRIF:I.S A DVR RT!SR3F1fRWTS
JOHN B. HOWARD.
LAW OFFICF,
26 St. Charles Street 46
Prompt attention given to civil Lrizaps
in Iho sev enl courit of the State.
A. P. FwiedM Q Robert Dolton
Attinriieyw 4c CouweetkOh at LAw.
V, 9). (¶ niurdeil I'lacE, 2J. Fluqr.
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-, S8trict Attrution to nfl. CiviI 801
('rininal Ihuslneom in the 141ateaai UuiW º
HENRY C. k H. M. DTPLE,'
Attoa'taepgs at Lo.w,
nQt....... Nt hez HNre*...2.... 8
(Morgan's Building.)
New Orlenwu, La.
LOUJISIANA
MUTUAL INSURANCE COMPANY
(FVWEt, Ne. *190 cEx)uXOI "Pr.
INSTIIE.S FIRE, MARINE
AND RIVERP RISKS
AND PAYS )M 7 S IN
New Orloanu, New York, Livepool,
Loi'don, H:Lavre, Paris, or
Ptrnwne, at the option
of tho iurned.
CHARLES BRI(iGGS Puesmi
A. CAIRRIEI.. Vice-Presidest.
J. 1'. Itoux. Secretary.
EMPIRE
MIUTUAL LIFE INSURA.WCE
COMPANY
OF THE CITY Of NEW Y0
NO. 139 BROADWAY.
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PINCH.BaCK, & ANTTOINE,
2.14 Claroloioat~i7'
NEW ORILEANS.
LAthe' AeItrvnuv. ,aedi on E Cbueiqn.
IILP~d. Prvmqp eutelnd~io ir 9b. be aide
4*5 150tAdyorlfl, IeELidsa qfgnna, .t:, *l.
(.aiijnme~wds covredl bg Insurnce a'r
sflojay ue'* tldppeuI, unle~us oicmeiae f~nc~q~rid
ePh rCI~~e IIdl~u Ii~~t
I Ytbcram, 5. ~
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Agent for the smile of Real Ed-, d.,
OFFICE ANYD .a8~zz8-xooM
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