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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1900-08-21
Suburban Line Transfers.
he Editor of The Evening Star.


on Saturday evening last my wife and I,
after landing from the River View steam
boat at the Washington wharf, took a LIE
Droit Park car and asked for and received
transfers for the Suburban line expecting
in the innocence of our hearts, to be land
ed at Langdon without further outlay for
car fare. Alas! We proposed and the rail-
way company disposed of the thing in its
own way. At 9Th and G we took a green
car. IL seems IL was marked This car
goes only TO lexington" but the night
cloud had lowered and the sentinel stars
did not enable u.s. nor even the electric
lights. to see the dark placard on the front
OF the car. The conductor said afterward
that he had warned those getting on that Ii
was an lexington car. If he did when We
got on we did not hear IL or notice IL. When
he took up our transfers he said we would
have to pay again on the other car! OF
course. remonstrances were in vain. The
conductor had to obey orders. ct il to be
wished that the officers of the railroad
company might sometimes take the con-
ductors' places and be obliged to face the
indignation of the public. See the absurd
fty OF the thing. Do not cur transfers en-
title 10 a ride to Berwyn or any place
this side of IL? But the company unexpect-
eddy slips in a short-tripper. In such a case
why don't II arrange for transferring us
just as 1t does when We are on a Brook
land car and want to go to Langdon or
Hyattsyille? Is not the law on our side In
lh.B matter? A DAILY RIDER.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1900-08-21
Street Car Transfers.
"A E<1ax,r NJ Tho EvouinO Qfar.

VIII some one kindly Inform the writer.
through your valuable paper. why trans
fers are refused patrons paying cash fares
on the 9TH street division at functions Of 9th
and q streets and 11th and g streets to go
north? Persons living in lie Droit Park
and vicinity. which are rapidly improving,
paying two fares; still. the 9th street line
transfers at q street east. which enables
me to return to my home on one fare.
There is no connection at the 9th and 11th
street Iines' northern terminus with the
4th street division, consequently one Is un-
able to make continuous ride and return
on one fare. Besides. the company is safe
refusing as 1t does. to give a transfer ON
a transfer. The company has evidently
made mistake permitting persons to re-
turn over the exact route for cents when
It should have charged 10. G. ~ A.
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Fan. Through q Tre.tle.

Joseph Kraemer. twenty-eight years old.
whose home is at Frederick, Md. fell
trestle between Takoma and
Wildwood about $50 o'clock last night, and
was seriously injured. Both shoulders were
dislocated and one knee was badly hurt
After being treated by nearby physicians
he was removed to Freedmen.s Hospdtal.fn
the patrol ambulance. Kraemer win prob
ably remain in the hospital a number of
days.
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Judgment for Plaintiffs.

In the cases of Emory v. Phillips and
William H. Melchior against the District
Patrol and Alarm Company, corporation
recently organized to displace night watch
men in this city, for the payment OF wages
due them for services in the employ of said
company. Francis Carroll Mattingly, JUS
tice of the peace. rendered judgment In ia
vor of the plaintiffs. the defendant corpora
ton failing to appear
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1900-08-21
New Count of Time In Spain.

Vice Consul Reed at Madrid has informed
the State Department that by decree time
In Spain is hereafter to be counted from one
to twenty-four hours. the orders to go into
effect January l, 1901, the day to begin at
midnight. The interval between midnight
and o'clock will be designated by cipher
and the number Of minutes as O:O5, 0:59.
The government offices, telegraph, tele-
phone. railroads. steamship lines and all
public offices are to observe the new
method.
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What Shall We Have tor
Dessert

This question arises In the family every day. Let
answer II today. Try Jel>O. q delicious and
beautiful dessert. Prepared in two minutes. No
boiling! no BAKING! simply add boiling water anu
set to cool. Flavors-Lemon. Oranxe Raspberry
and strawberry. Get . package at Jour groccr's
te6ay. - eeatA ooaeeu,M
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Catarrh for Twenty Years and
Cured in a few DAYS. Nothing too sim

hard for Dr. Agnew's Catarrhal Powder to give re-
lief In an instant. Hon. George James of Scranton
Pa, says: II have been martyr to Catarrh for
20 years, constant hawking, dropping In the throat
and pain in the head, very Offensive breath. tried
Dr. Agnew's Catarrhal Powder The drst appica-
ton gave instant relief. After using few bottles
all these symptoms Of Catarrh left me- Sold 81
r. 8. WILLIAMS 9th and r sts., and EDNONDS
WILLIAMS. Sd and Pa. ave.
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runner-up prizes will be given, and in the
doubles prizes to each member Of the
winning team.
Entries must be received by tomorrow
morning, and should be sent to Stewart
Houston, Queens Royal Hotel, Niagara-on-
the Lake, Ontario, Canada.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1900-08-21

New YORK, n Pfttsburg, 2.
Mercer pitched the New,Yorks to victory
yesterday at Pittsburg. the'Pirates getting
but five hits and being defeated by the
score of to 2 Tannehfli was hit hard. but
given fine support, as was Mercer. Follow
ing is the score by innings:
Pittsburg ......... 0 o o o o 0 %
Earned runs-Pittsburg. 1: New York, 8. Two
base hits-Wagner, Williams and Schriver. Sac
rifce hit-Gleason. Double play-Williams Ritchey
and O'Brien. First base on balls-On Tannehif, L;
OF Mercer, 1. Hit by pitched balEBeaumont
Struck out-By Tannehill, 2; by Mercer, 2. Um-
pire-Mr. O'Day. Time Of game-One hour and
ffty-three minutes.
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the former Gentry's Treasure, a worthy SON
of the great sire. who hah Been almost over
looked, won in straight heats.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1900-08-21

Other Games Played Yesterday.
AtSchenectady-Sc Bingham
ton, 0.
At Troy-Troy, II: Elmira, 6.
At Utica-Cortland, s: Utica, 2.
At Albany-Albany. A. Rome. 1.
At Buffalo-Buffalo 3; Detroit 2.
At Worcester-Montreal. 10; Worcester
7 first game). Worcester, IL; Montreal, e
Second game).
At observation-disclosures. 5: Providence,
(first game). Toronto, Z; providence, 3
Second game).
At Chicago-Chicago, s; Minneapolis, 4.
At Kansas City-Kansas City, 6; Mlwau-
kee, 4.
At Cieveland-Cleveland.7 Z: Indianapolis B.
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Cincinnati, is, st. Louis. =.

Cincinnati won from st. Louis yesterday
on the grounds Of the latter by the score OF
Is to T. Young was knocked of the rubber
and Hughey was also hit hard. Breiten-
stein, while hit hard, kept the hits scat
tered Following is the score by innings:
ST Louis ,.... 0 2 1 o. 7
Cincinnati .......... 0 o 9 o 0S15
Earned runs-St. Louis. 8; Cincinnati, II. Two
base hits-Criger Donovan, Beck1ey, Barrett and
Young Three-base hits-Barrett ~. Quinn, Stein
feldt and Criger. Home runs-Wallace and Brett
enstein Double play-Donovan and McGann. Bases
on balls-of Young. 1; of Breitenstein. g.. Sac
rifce hits-Burkett and Barrett. Passed ball-Cri-
ger. Struck out-By Young. i; by Hughey, /.
Stolen bases-Burkett. Kahoe and Corcoran (2).
Umpire-Mr. Swartwood. Time Of game-Two hours
and thirty-fve minutes.
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BASE BALL.

Today's National League game:
New York at Philadelphia.
fEG
Standing of the Cluh..
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ss,-s che 4 lhs kai im Hsa lsaW BerJi
Signature Elzl6zHz.Zzl
DOLO'S EXTENSIVE ADDITIONS
New Arrangement Introduced for
Gutterine @erv &c.

Chief Clerk j. y Harrison - the Wich-
tia house Of tho Jacob Doid Packing
company returned yesterday from a hsr-
RED business trip 90 Kansas city whore
he went 20 arrange with the branch e
the company there fo- regular ana
prompt service Sc the handling % the
several grades Of butterins which they
make and which has reached such ire
mendous eale in thls city since its recent
Introduction here IN quantt There
now VIII be regular weekly shipping
days and the goods win De coming along
al the time fresh from he cold storage
Throughout The whole southwest orders
are constantly pouring "a both from
their saIeemen and resu'ar aFents and
mail orders also. The clty trade has "a
surpassed on expectations and plans
hence the new arrangement whereby Q
win come regularly from the nanafar-
t1rv. TIE stone work 7n The piers ~ the
new hor siauehfa~ heuse .s COINS along
very saasfactorEy ar1 in week IRE
brick uerE On The sails viii - nicely
started Eew drainage ARD sewerage
being lat5 69Tn. complete overhaul nT
~ the C1sver Lea, lard de0artr1ert be-
3es q large amount of otaer repairing
and Improvement The new eaten baHa
system De- ecrnp, ate ana En- working ar1er
and everything f1ed for heavy wnts-
killing
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PUNISHMENT OF AIRED
He Was a Fiend 1t Appears and Is
caped Very LIGHTLY.


Guthrie, 0. T., Dec. 4-The quickest
verdict Of guilty with life imprisonment
provided Is recorded at Pawnee. The
Times tells about it in this way: with
out capital punishment" were the words
attached to the verdict returned by the
jury in the case Of the United States vs..
Zachartah Aired and these words saved
the worthless neck Of most inhuman
wretch. Aired was charged with having.
on the 18th day Of June 1899, committed
rape on the person Of little Margaret
Banning who resided with her parents in
the eastern part Of the Usage reservation
and who was but years Of age. Tie de-
tails Of the case are unfit for print, but
the evidence was conclusive, showing A.
red to bea dend capable Of committing
the most atrocious an drevolting crime
known to the law. The case occupied
nearly all of Thursday and all day Fri
day. The United States was represented
by Assistant UniteJ States Attorneys
John Scothorn and 3. S. Mcclure. r. J.
Hin, Of independence. Kan. and D. F.
Johnson, Of Pawnee, appeared for the de-
PENDANT The argument lasted from 70 in
the morning until nearly supper time,
when the case was given to he Jrry
After being out for ten minutes The jury
returned a verdict of guilty without CAPT
tai punishment The quick action IF the
jury met the hearty approval Of every
one, the only comment that was made
being the wish Of many that the jury had
left ffthe latter clause and forced Aired
to pay with his life for his heni JUS crime.
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clrYIN a3IEE


fun rehearsal ~ the Apollo club iris
evening. No member Is to Be absent
G. j. Anderson end wife ~ Sedgw. cx
City. attended the opera last nsght. Ia
this city.
H. ". Brown and Henry WaHensteln
left for ST. Louis over the M.ssoari Pa
clac yesterday.
Miss Lacy " Sheriff % Denver. Co,o..
IS here visiting her parents. AZ T. Elm
street during the holidays
A bright hearty lo-pound baby girl vas
born yesterday to Mr. and Airs. A. J.
Ash OF IS south Water street
Dir and Airs. IT, n. Helm and chndr "a
formerly residents % Newton. Rave a-
rived ia the city and piH make th j.
future A0me here
The cases OF the Equitable Han Inss--
ance company against some twenty farH-
ers of this county WIZ Pa gried bY iugy
ia the city court thls morning
Rev. W., r GDson IS preaching in ra~
v,vaI services every evening This week az
the First Baptist church. Services besin
at 7.90. A cordial welcome 70 Al
AIRS. Col ~ C. Bryant. has returned
from a three-wees's visit wien her
daughter. ars. wells Miller. o. Oklahoma
city. she brought with her hex Mite
graud-dauEhter. Helen Miller
ar A r Burd and daughter. ETA
Mae returned last evening FROM Joliet.
where Mr. Budd went 70 attend TIE deagn
bed OF DIS father. one ~ Touet's oldest
pioneers. They also spent some time n
Dwight, where they visited Mrs. Budt
mother and two brothers. Mrs 8Vdd pc
maLns % No an -nL.nd.a .Lar.
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superior dancing and beautiful stage
work was presented 20 the auditor IN
the most attractive manner The COM
pany carries an unusual number az good
comedians and condolences. AEr Ed
ward J. Connolly. as Ichabod Bronson. IS
inimitable in his work lie has origin
atty and is brim full OF wit lie has The
instincts Of the comedian in being funny
in every thing he does Mr.. Connolly has
played the part in London and New York
presentations Of "The Belle Of New
York Mr.. George TaImsn. as Bronson
Junior. made a hit from his first ap-
pearaucs as the curtain rose and main
tanned his hold on the good win and AZ
plause Of the audience 70 the last ELI
is the tenor and sings delightfully."- He
has many songs and each song ne sang
won him additional applause. MI Tai
man is graceful and easy on the stage
He was here with Hoyt's "a Stranger
ia New York last season and at thar
time n the role OF Wright limit won
favor with theater goers. The Dutch
comedian. Joseph Kane. did some ex-
cellent work and succeeded I'm arousinr
many hearty laughs Arthur DEACON as
Blinky Bill. is deserving Of special men
ton in the role Of the tough He and
Flo Perry did some especially good team
work Miss Gertrude Ruuedge, the prima
donna, sang very wen. and Mss May
Sailor captured the hearts Of al by her
pretty singing. dancing and charming
Miss Buelah Dodge as violet GRAY. in
the title role q the Belle. pleased every
one AS the Salvation ARMY lass she got
into the good graces Of the audience and
vigorously applauded. In fact. the entire
company Is much above the average. The
chorus showed splendid drilling and uu-
der she musical direction Of Mr. thinner
man. a conductor Of note sang Wen.
While the music throughout IS catchy
and tuneful with but a few exceptions
it can not BE- said TO be strictly ORIGINAL
being something Of "a potpourrl OF some
of the best selections from comic operas
heard many times before. But e pleases
nevertheless It IS a matter Of surprise
that so excellent q company does not
employ fer their manager or d1orkeeper
and carry with them In that capacity
gentlemen or at least persons having the
instincts Of gentlemen Last evening The
person at the door did not seem 70 real
lie that ladies' and gentlemen attend the
aters in Wichita By the discourteous
manner in which many patrons were ad-
dressed during the rush.
Next attraction. "Have You Seen
smith?" tonight Performance wiz begin
AZ O'Clock
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COMING LOCAL EVENTS.

The order Of the Chosen Friends uieot
at 10 south Main street tonight az s.
O'Clock
The Ladies' Aid Society Of 81 Paul
church win hold their regular meeting
this Wednesday afternoon.
The Altar Chapter is requested % meet
az AIRS John Adams s29. y. Lawreuce.
on Thursday at 1-s0 70 dress dolls.
Ladies Aid Society % Plymouth church
win hold Its regular monthly meeting ln
the church aarlors thia Afternoon o. 3
O'Clock.
Ths Womans Mission circle ~ ths First
Baptist church viii meet THIS aftcrn5or
az o'clock wfth Mrs ". v sternbsE.
1886 g. Topeka
The Thursday afternoon Coonug Chlb
viii meet with Mrs o. j.. Barnes. corner
Third and Lawrence avcuUs. December
g. Please bring thimblcs.
An oyster Supper win - served 20 ths
Reformed chlroh, corner Topeln and
Lewis streets. wednesday evening. De-
cemher All are invited
There VIII De a meeting at the P1ypi-
oush Congregational church We6neaday
afternoon at O'Clock. December g. All
interated en- the ciaas 30 domestic eeon-
omy. please De present
Poorlos Princess camp Modern Wool-
men $50 ISL viii hold taeir regular meet
~ az camD hail this "wednesday srsu-
Ing Election 81 officers. ras regular er-
der ~ business AL members urged 20 %
urerf.nf
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members OF which should not serve as
trial judges.
F1tth-Our delegates TO the statehood
convention at South McAlester indian
territory, are hereby instructed 10 Use
their best efforts TO secure from such con
vention an expression in harmony with
these resolutions.
The following are the delegates chosen
to the South McAlester convention: John
Embry. W. A Scott T. 7. ConkIn, G.
W. sehIegel, J. c. Pringey. A n. Nc
chimney. H. b. Gilstrap, F. A Wagner.
J. II. Carter, J. g. Underwood, L. P.
King, Roy Hoffman, {. w. McKeehan,
Al Mclaughlin, w. T. Willis, J. W. Feu-
quay. G. r. Dawson, J. 3. A. Robertson.
J. NJ. clark, H. S. Emmerson, Moses
Neal. J. +. Todd
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SMALLPOX DELAYS JUDGMENT
Federal business Temporarily Called
or at FL Reno.

Guthrie. O. T., Dec All business on
the federal side of the court at FL Reno
has been postponed by order Of Judge
Irwin, owing to the sallpox epidemic in
the Kiowa and Commanche country.
About 90 witnesses had been sUbpOenaed
from that region and those have been ex-
cused. Judge Irwin. in a letter to Dis
trict Attorney Speed, says: The mayor
and the board Of county commissioners
Of this county, have just called at my
Office with a letter from the Indian agent
at Anadorko to the effect that smallpox
In a verdent form is prevalent throughout
the Kiowa and Commanche reservation,
and requested me to recall all subpoenas
could by telegraph to marshal which
I have done. 7 think this action was nee
essary under the showing made"
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REMUS HAS "A TRAGEDY
Son OF Dr. FoyIe Kills an Alleged Bad
HAN


Guthrie, 0. T.. Dec 4-The Shawnee
Democrat says: AT Remus Wednesday
night a son Of DIT Foyle shot and IN
stantly killed a young man named Jim
Bradford, at a dance. The tronuble
grew out Of a number on the floor which
both me nclaimed; they then got into a
heated argument when FoyIe suddenly
drew a revolver and red the fatal shot.
Bradford was a bad man, so we are
informed, and had several times deded
the officers Of the law to arrest him,
which the never did, and it is the sup
position that Foyle was afraid Of MIN
and therefore used his gun. Immediately
after the shooting Foyle made himself
scarce and has not yet been captured,
but officers are on his trail and there is
no doubt but what he viii soon be in jail
to answer for his crime.
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BANK OF ANDAlE


FRED Gareeioa cashier % the Bank ~
Colwieh. wac tn che city YESTERDAY.
Speaking about me new rtsts bank ore
Tan'zed 90 AndaIa win capital 81 q 80
end ~ whlch hs IS president De sald.
'raa deposits - the efst daT am11ntsI
20 cum egaal % f7ar-ffths ~ re capt
tal How 81 that far prosperity shou-
ins7 since tha bank was opened t~s
weeks aFo ere eEhangs eaasFes alone
have pal3 ths running expresses. ire u.a-
merit TIRE rap.tal waa pz,d in ~ mafs
aG assessment N per Gers gp1n o. aaa
thst 14 Pr an frures nG 1tiHse ~
fn nl. nef haYe t9 earrs them 81
ccr Di gI ever bear ~ BANK a3-
irr -cH rz
d see-raa sen ~ ~ -C5gnfY Cora
missioner G.7rTs effrHred 81 fbs caaaiss
~ ere rev bark
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maker, you are not a lawyer" "WeH.
you are trying to make me out as one.
The people took a laugh and Baillf
Long raped loudly for order.
Q. Did she write and tell you that she
had read those seven lines. A. No, sir
Q. Did you ask her il she had read
them? A. No. sir.
Q. Did any one ask her thatF A I
don't know.
Q. She simply signed the statement,
did she? a She unfolded the paper and
looking it over, signed It.
This man Or. Ambrose was given the
severest questioning Of any witness
yet introduced by the state.
The questions were put very fast and
the same ground was gone over several
times,
The state asked a number Of questions
and DR.. Ambrose was excused from the
stand
a. N Brumback. g brother Of the
county attorney, was called as the next
witness, but not being IN the witness
room, Rev. H. Wharton was called.
DEFENSE AFTER THE STATEMENT
The jury as excluded from the court
room the entire morning. DR.. Ambrose
was on the stand for nearly three hours
and every question that the defense
could get together was submitted TO him.
in hopes Of drawing out something THAI
would help do away with the dying state
ment Of Mrs Castle.
During the entire trial the attorneys
for the defense have been working On
Dlans IN eycfl1da that stater1a,at and the
arguments and cross-examlnari1n Of the
morning was but the first part Of The hat
tie.
SIDES HOLD CONFERENCES.
On Monday night all Of the attorneys
In the case met for conference. The
states attorneys met IN the Metropolitan
hotel and discussed as to how they should
present their arguments Of yesterday.
The attorneys for the defendant met IN
a downtown Office and held session
until after 10 o'clock
They were in the court room early IN
the morning and evidently had their
plans Of action mapped out.
TWO RUMORED WITNESSES.
It was stated in FL Dorado yesterday
that the defense claim to have witness
"a woman who will tell where Jessie
was the night that DIN Castle testified
that she accosted him on the street Just
previous to his marriage
Tt IS rumored, not claimed, that there IS
another witness who is TO testify that
Mrs. Castle had woman watching Jes-
sic Morrisons action toward DIN Castle.
It Is not stated who the witness is.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1900-12-05
WAS A CURIOUS ACCIDENT
Woman Sets Her Head Caught in a
Corn G'rusher


Guthrie, Dec 4-The Saltwater Demo
crat reports a curious accident 1t says:
A lady by the name Of Mrs. Newton, l'v-
ing about six miles north of town. last
Saturday, in stopping over a corn crushs-.
bot her head caught between the machine
and' beam. causing very serious inter
mai injury at the base of the brain and
probably a fracture 81 the skull She is
reported as getting along as well as
could be expected.
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x - ~ ~ -
Bears tho = The hind You Haze sBays B0g1s
Of G<aEHZAzZz<
RULE OF THREE TRAGEDY
Nine with a six shooter shot Three
Eimes Making One Wole

Guthrie, o. T. Dee. 1.-Two negroes
engaged na quarrel in front Of a negro
dive on Broadway, shawnee. and one who
is known only bv the name of Nine"
drew a revolver and shot at the other
three times, one shot taking effect in
the abdomen which VIII no doubt prove
fatal
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ISSUANCE OF CHARTERS
Yesterdays interpretations Included
ebne Cemetery

Guthrie, o. T., Dec A charter was
issued today to the Oklahoma Furniture
company. which wiz 90 business in Ok
lahoma City with $4,000 capital. the in
CorQorators being J. J BocHev. l. NJ
Prall. T. f. Pral, T. F. Mc8Ieachan and
r. c. Hays. Also to the Hockberry Gem
etery Association at Haclzaerry school
house. near Persmum, Woodward county.
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MUSIC ARo oRAMz

Have You sssa 51ita s
ssasns cAlsf fsres-eamedr Faesss
viu make its sshat 81 tns c.tF sarv.
re Play Is H.us1 as ~lhe t1r1s-easzs1g
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