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The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1903-03-01

in all parts Of the country men and
women, doctors and surgeons. clergytnen
and educators, are wondering al the re-
markable cures made by Professor
Thomas F. Adkin, discoverer OF the
Adkln Nitaopathic treatment.
Prof. Adkln heals not by drugs. nor by
Christian Science nor by Osteopathy, nor
BY Hypn0tism, nor by Divine Healing,
but by a subtle psychic force or nature
In combination with certain vital mag
netic remedies which contain the very
elements of life and health.
A reporter recently talked with Prof..
Adlzin and was asked TO invite all read
ers of this paper who are sick or who are
worried by the ills of those dears to
them to write to him tor assistance.
Some people have declared, said Prof.
Adkin. that my powers are OF God, they
call me a Divine Healer. a man OF mys-
ferrous powers. This is not so. I cure be-
cause / understand nature. because ]
use the subtle force OF nature, 10 build
up the system and restore health. But
at the same time ] believe that the
Creator would not have given me the
opportunity TO make the discoveries 4
have made OF the ability TO develop them.
If He had not intended that / should
use them for the good OF humanity.
therefore feel that IL Is my duty TO give
the benefit of the science / practice 70
all who are suffering. ] want You 20
tell your readers that they can write %
me In the strictest confidence If they are
troubled with any kind OF disease, and ]
win thoroughly diagnose their cases abso-
lutely free of charge and explain by a
simple guaranteed home treatment how
"a complete cure should be effected.
care not how serious their cases. nor how
hopeless they may seem, I want them 10
write so me and let me make them well.
/ feel that this Is my life work"
So great IS the sensation wrought IN
the medical world By the wonderful cures
performed by Prof. Adkin. that several
professional gentlemen were asked 70
investigate the cures. Among these gen
tlemen were DR.. L. B. Hawley and Or.
H.. 6. Doane. both famous physicians and
surgeons. After thorough and pains
taking Investigation these eminent physi-
clans were so astounded at the rar-reach-
ing powers of Prof Adkin, and the Won
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1903-03-01
RACING CLOSES
AT INGLESIDE
Three-miIe Handicap Was Fea-
ture Of the Day.
EPlCURE TAKES THE EVENT
OAKLAND TRACK WILL REOPEN
NEXT WEEK.
EPlCURE TAXES The EVENT

San Francisco, Feb. 2S-The racing
at Ingleside came to a close today with
an attractive card. the feature being
the mile handicap. Leader was favor
tie. but a strong play on Kenilworth
caused him to recede. KenilwOrth
went out in front followed by Yellow
tail. There was not much change un-
I'll the stretch, when Epicure, the out
slider In the betting. drew away and
won easily from YellOwtail. while the
poorly ridden Leader was third. Ken
ilwOrth stopped badly and Burns eased
him up.
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Players Averages.
SHORT LINE BowLERs MEET.
Disbursements Take a Fall Out Of
Fast Freight Crowd.

two aggregatiOns a. 81 bOWlers representing
the city offices of tne oregon Short Line
railroad. met in another battle royal at
the Hanson alleys yesterday afternoon.
The men who foot the bills had little
trouble in downing the cattle train and
fruit special crowd by a total score OF
isis to 2651.
F. n. Hess proved to be the best
mathematician. that is, he had more
points added up to his credit than any of
the rest after the five games had been
bOWled. His average was l64 3-5. while
Angel who bears the proud distinction
of belonging 20 the city league. came IN
second several lengths behind with d
score Of l07.
The two teams are now tied for the
championship of the Short Line building.
Ihe scnras We're as follows.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1903-03-01
louisville Stakes Allowed

Louisville Ky. Feb. @.-Manager
Price of the Louisville Jockey club today
announced the following stakes for the
coming spring meeting.
Kentucky Derby, May Q. Debutante.
May g. Clark handicap Nav 6. Blue
Grass, MAY z. Nursery. May 9. Steeple-
chase handicap May 70; Bashford Manor.
May l6, Feher stake and gentlemens cup,
May Is, Juvenile, May is; Kentucky
Oaks May l9.
A steeplechase viii be carded for every
other llN lur-nE NE meeLLng.
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= = T :
Fast Freights.
OGDEN LEAGUE AVERAGE.
Standing Of Teams and Players In
the Junction City.

ogden. Feb. 29.-The Ogden City Bowl
ing league Is now running fun swing and
interest In the sport is fast increasing in
this city. a total Of fifteen games has
been played ia the league series and the
FIeshner team has a safe lead. with ten
games won and five lost. Fleshner the
captain Of the team, heads the list OF
bOWlers. with an average of l55 1-l5. The
standing of the teams and the averages
OF the bowlcTs up % date are as follows;
a.
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IndianapoIig Bowling Came.

Indianapolis, Ind, Feb. 2S.-FOur in
teresting bowling matches were rolled
on the international alleys today. The
first was for $500 a side between Lee
Graf of Indianapolis and W. j. Kenna
Of Chicago. Kenna won an easy vic
tory, getting Eve out of the seven
games and making the high score Of
l,484. Fred Clinch defeated Fred
Strong. also of Chicago. for $3.50 a side.
In a three game match Lee Graf de-
feated c. Trieber of Kansas City for
$3.50 a side. The Indianapolis All-Stars
defeated the Wrigleys Of Chicago.
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= SPORTING NEWS OF THE World X

to a syndicate composed Of twenty
Phiiadelphians. two residents of Gin
cinnati and an Indianapolis man. The
transfer was made direct to James
Potter. who IS at the head Of the
syndicate, The purchase price was not
announced but il Is said to have been
about 5000 600. William ]. Shettaline,
present manager Of the club. has been
retained in the capacity of secretary
and business manager.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1903-03-01
- Winners in Bowling.

Special prizes at the various alleys for
the month of February were distributed
as follows: Gold medal for the highest
score made By a woman bowler at the
Brunswick alley, won by Mrs. Goodwin.
with q score of I75. Al the same alleys
made the three highest mems scores for
the month. and VIII bowl a match game
the coming week to see who wins the
prize OF a sweater. over at the Har-
monte alleys Lynn captured first prize.
a regulation bowling bah. with a score OF
242. the best made on those alleys in the
past month. Talamantes took a sweater
offered as second price with score OF
19T
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Early Closing Events Announced.

Providence. r. l.. Feb S.-The Nara
gausett Park association announces the
early closing events for the Grand Cir
cult meeting TO be held here Aug. 81 to
sep. .. There are six stakes. aggregating
$500. Entries close Tuesday, April a.
The Park Brew 2:u pace $4,000 stake is
FOR. Heretofore 10 has been for 2.10 pac-
ers, but The change is made owing to the
desire of the management 20 secure a
iresn field Of horses. The Roger VIII
Iams 2.l4 trog $4,000 stake ia the third
renewal. Last year it established a new
worlds record for an eight-heat race.
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oavanaugh Wins walking Match.

Philadelphia. Feb 28-The six days
walking match AT Industrial hall ended
tonight OF the thhyy-four starters,
eleven men finished. The first eight
were within the prize money. The
winner win receive IS per cent OF the
gross receipts. The eight leaders fin
ished as follows.
Cavanaugh. 524 miles. Dineen. $40;
Hegelman, sos; Davis, 500; Click. 400:
Herty, 4S3; Barnes, $50, Shelton. 476.
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miscellaneous.
LAWSON COMING no SALT LAKE.
Johnnie Chapman Also Expected
Home the Coming Week.

Lawson. received a letter from the cham
piOn yesterday i'm which Lawson said he
would arrive I'm Salt Lake some time the
coming week. When Lawson left here
ton 60 stay out there all winter. or until
the racing season opened in the east the
coming summer From his letter it would
seem that Lawson has changed his
mind and intends to do his training for
this seasons riding here I'm Salt Lake.
a letter was also received from Johnnie
Chapman By a friend of his yesterday I'm
which Johnnie said he would return 10
Zion this week. When Chapman left here
ID was his intention TO ride In the six
day race az Atlanta. bat that event has
been POSTPONED until the latter part of
April. and Chapman has probably con-
cludcd 20 cut 10 out end return home.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1903-03-01
More Talk BY Upton.

Paris. FEB. 2S-Sir Thomas Upton,
who has just arrived here from Nice.
where he has been sojOurning, SAYS he
intends going 60 Glasgow next Tuesday
TO make the final arrangements and fix
che date FOR the launch of Shamrock i'll.
He adds that all reports thus far as 10
the date Of the launch We're njectures,
as he wiz not be able 10 settle on the
time until he sees the builder and dis
cusses the situation at Glasgow.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1903-03-01
Good Work by Local BowIers.

G. smith and Talamantes. two of the
city leaguei boWlers. met in a match
series Of five games at the Harmonic al
leys yesterday afternoon and gave about
AS clever an exhibition Of how 90 make
high scores as has been seen in this city
FOR some time. g. Smith won oEt With
an average Of 197 as, while Talamantes
succeeded IN getting a high average Of
ISs as. Smiths mark beats the league
record Of 1872 2-5. held by Bauer. The
scores were as follows.
smith ............22l III 1S3 1873 lS1-g89
Talamantes . .zl4 l72 ISIS 189 ISl-944
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1903-03-01

Average eshner, 155 I-15, Thompson,
ISL ILLS: Morteu. 15l As; Scudder. 15l 2-l5;
Hlgenberg. $50 3-5; Thomas. l46 2-5; VIII
liams. lbs 1875; West, 1884,; Baker. l3S IS;
KeOgh, 134 l-6; Ives, l32 2-3; SpargO, 1919:
Mouineli, 129 SIS; Scriven. 126 %; Corey
124 is; Beecraft 12i l-5. Stephens. l22;
Whafen l2l. MCINTYRE III 13-l5.
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F. B. SMITH TO VISIT CITY.
Noted Y. N. C. A. Speaker VIII De-
liver Two Lectures in Theatre.

Fred p. smith. secretary of the religious
work department Of the Y. NJ. G.. A., will
be the guest OF the local association the
second week I'M March. and on Sunday
March rs. win speak IN the afternoon and
|. evening at the salt Lake theatre Mr.
smith, whose services are IN demand
throughout the country. on account of his
eloQuence. viii spend three days In this
city. March l3. IA and is.
on Friday March 70. the Y. N. G. A.
has planned a dinner Tor MT Smith 30
which win be invited the religious work
eFs Of the city. no programme has been
arranged for Saturday
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1903-03-01

Those who attend the university
musical extravaganza" given by the
university band for the benefit of the
University Athletic association, viii
have an opportunity of witnessing
Freeman Bassett and Hugh Rippeto,
two of the city's best club swingers,
give an exhibition Bassett is the ath-
letic instructor Of the L. d. S. L., and
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1903-03-01
BOYCOTT OH THE CHlNAMEN
Mayor Chin Protests to Governor
Against Such Action in Park City.


Against Such Action in Park City.
Governor Heber N. Wells has been Of
dGuly notified that there IS a boycott
on I'm Park City against the Chinese resi-
dents OF that mining camp. His atten-
ton was called to the condition Of ar
fairs by Chin Chin, the mayor OF salt
Lakes Chinatown.
The latter received word yesterday
from some OF bis cOuntrymen In Park
City that "a boycott had been declared
against them. that 10 had been pro-
claimed in the papers, and further
brought 20 the attention OF the general
public Bog the distribution of posters. The
Chinatown mayer immediately Calle=i
upon the governor i'm hopes that De could
take some steps 90 protect the interests
OF his fellow cOunirymeu
Not being able 90 converse tn the Eng
fish langgage as well e. sOEle Of his COM
patriots Mayor Chin sad quite a hard
time explaining the whole matter 90 Cow
ernOr Wells. Dut succeeded in the end.
when he concluded. the governor said he
would make an Investigation.
Before leaving the presence Of the gov
eruOr. Mayor Chin drew handful OF
choice cigars from some place within his
clothes ard deposited them upon Govern
or Wells desk. az the same time saylne,
with a smile and low bow.
Heap good smokee.'
The governor bowed HE acknoWledg-
ments. and with a smile I'm return said
IL would afford him great pleasure 90
do So.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1903-03-01
MeChesney May Race Some Now.

New York. Feb. 2S.-ThOugh sold for
$4,000 20 K. +. Smathers, the millionaire
light harness hOrseman, McChesney re-
mains, at least for the present, I'm the
barn OF Durneu & Herr. Mr. Smathers
will leave shortly for the Pacific coast,
and viii decide what 90 do with his pug
chase before he goes.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1903-03-01

GRIM GIVES HIS LINEUP.
Portland Pacific Northwest Team
Made Public at Last.

Portland. ore. Feb. 2S.-Manager J. j..
Grim of the Pacific Northwest League
baseball team OF this city today an
uounced that his team would consist OF
the following men. CatcherB. Arthur An
dersou and Denny She's; pitchers. Martin
GIeudon j. I-undbon and Hon Fricken,
inleIders. j. Ira Davis John Baxter.
Charles DOnahue Willis Wilson. 0ut-
fielders. Tom ParrGtJ O.. a. Diesel ana
Charles Lieeler Glrudon. ZiegIer. Shea
and Parrot have played On Portland be-
fore. and DOuanue was with Spokane last
season. Davis. Frsekeu and Wilson have
played iu Che Western league and Lund-
bon is an old National league man. q. H.
Diesel played with the Southern league
last year. Anderson was one % last sea-
sons Stars on the Los Angeles team Grim
SAYS that his team viii Doe very strong
one. and that his financial hacking IS gilt
edged
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1903-03-01
Undertaking Establishment Sold.

The undertaking establishment owned
by the late A. S. Watson has been pur-
chased from Mrs. Watson by +. w.
Hail, who win continue TO conduct
the business. OF the establishment at
no West Second South street Mr. Han
has been i'm the undertaking business
for a number Of years. and Is well
known Ia salt Lake. He has been with
S. ID. Evans of late.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1903-03-01
a Phvsician Writes.

81 am DESTROYS Of knowing il the pro-
fession can obtain Herbine in bulk for
prescribing purposes2 IL has been OF
great use 10 me in treating cases Of
dyspepsia brought on by excuses or
oVerWork. I have never known It to
faii in restoring the organs affected 10
their healthful activity" soc bottle at
4. C. NJ T. drug department.
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METEOROLOGICAL REPORT.
Yesterdays Record at the Local Office
Of the Weather Bureau.

Maximum temperature. % degrees; min
imum temperature. 10 degrees: mean tenn
perature. a degrees. which is 13 degrees
below the normal; accumulated deficiency
Of temperature since LIST of month. 355 de-
allure since Jan. ]. Z26 degrees. Total pre-
clpitation from p. ~. 20 8 %. m, .0l inch.
accumulated deficiency of precipitation
since LIST of month. 40 inch, accumulated
excess Of precipitation since Jan. 1. p
inCn
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1903-03-01

Tombstone. the subject Of this photo,
Is one of the fastest PAGERS in the state
Of Utah. If not the best among the large
number OF PAGERS that have been deveI-
oped here In the past four OF nve years.
He holds the state record of 2:16A.
made on Callers track three years ago.
This is not his best performance, how
ever. He has a mark Of 2:109l. made at
Davenport, Ia, the same year. Tomb
stone is owned by r. Mckenzie of this
city, who recently purchased MIN back
from Denver parties 20 whom he had
sold the horse two years age. Tomb
stone was fOaied at ldaho Falls. and Is
a half-br6ther to Ryland T. record Of
2;Ol1t, and one Of the worlds greatest
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1903-03-01

Funeral services over the remains Of
the late James Simpson Mayue, aged =
years. will be held Sunday az y noon
from the Twenty-fifth ward meeting
house. Friends are Invited to attend.
The remains may be viewed az his late
residence. SCI West Fourth South, from DO
to III "a IN.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1903-03-01

The funeral OF Henry Lessard VIII be
held from St. Marys cathedral sunday az
2 D. ~ The Woodmen Of the World and
the Maccabees viii have charge or the
exercises at the grave. All three degree
teams of the WoOdmen viii take part.
All members of these TWO orders are IN
vited 90 be present al the church and take
the cars 90 the cemetery,
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1903-03-01
national Leaeue WIN Meet no..

New York Feb 5A-Presldent pulHam
announcement today that n meeting of
the league VIII be held at Victoria hotel
NeW TOek. at noon on Wednesday.
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Johnson calls a Spring Meeting.

New York Feb. &-President Ban
johnson mas called "a spring meeting ol
the American league for next Thursday.
March 8. at fhe Fifth avenue hotel All
thls meeting Johnson viii make known
fhe location oi the local American league
grounds.
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TOMBSTONE IS A FAST ONEB VA, 20; B. y Co. u
Provo Students Defeat Strong
Logan Aggregation, Much to
Surprise Of Fans.
lspeelaI 10 The Heraldl

I Logan, Feb. 2S.-The B. Y. C. basket
( BAH team lost it's chance TO win the
state championship today when it met
defeat at the hands of the B. Y. A.
/ team of Provo by a score Of twenty to
| seventeen. DOpp. the star center Of the
/ LOgans, was disabled and could not en-
/ ter the game, and his loss was most
keenly felt But the loss Of the game
J was not due to his absence as much as
/ 1t was to the unsa tisfGctory work Of
| Umpire Erickson of Provo. who con-
/ strued his duty TO be to protect his own
/ team, 90 use his own words. instead of
70 enforce the rules of the game. HIS
decisions were palpably unfair and
drew from the house chorus of Kisses
and grOans.
In the first half he repeatedly called
fouls that We're extremely unjust to the
home team. The half ended with a score
| Of thirteen to nine in favor of the Wis
itcrs. In the last half the home team
scored eight points 10 the visitors sew
en-. Kirkham was the star performer
for the visitors, and Booth and Merkley
did splendid work for the home team.
/ The summary.
3. Y. A. 20. Position. B. Y. c., Il.
/ hirkham .......L. F.. ....H HENDERSON
Richmond ......R. F.......... BOmrhan
hnuteSOn ........C. ....-......B Booth
Pierce ..........L- B......... blair
Beck ...--.-.....R. b.. ....... Merkley
Referee, j. A. Langton; umpires,
Erickson and Campbell; scorer, Mar
shall; goals from field. Booth 8, Kirk
ham s. Beck .. Richmond and Bowman;
goals from free throw, Henderson 8,
Beck 4, twenty halves. At
tendance. $50.
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- aodwin AeaIn ~.

Mrs Goodwin won the three-cornered
women's bowling contest at the Bruins
wick alleys yesterday afternoon by de-
feating Mrs. ~. Woodmance and Miss
Stella Riley. Mrs. Godwin's average f0r
the five games was us.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1903-03-01

Everybody drinks Manit0u water. the
water that made Colorado famous.
UTAH LIQUOR co.
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FUNFRAL NoTTCFs.

WoIstenholnae Coal c., Tel. 495.
Diamond Coal 81 W. Second South
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BENEDICT.-At % South State street
this city, Feb. . 1908. Clara ClaWson
Benedict wife of DR.. c. M. Benedict
and daughter of spencer and Mobile
Young CIaws0n. horn Feb. 25. 1877.
Funeral services from residence Tues
day, March 3, az 3. m.
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eoRN

KILCULLEN.-To Mr.. and Mrs. p. j
Kllcullen, a great big boy, FEB. r. az 8
p. m.
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Plenty Rock Springs. Castle Gate.
Clear Creek and Weber Mason Coai
60 e West Second South. Tel I73
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Bank Of Commerce
low located at 100 Main street.


graphs; choice records. Address b. J.
Hartweu, 523 East Sixth South.
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PbiIadalnhia - 80

Philadelphia. Feb. 28.-rhe Phuadel-
phla National league baseball club was
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1903-03-01

DR. =. A. Trip has moved his Office
20 81 and 38 Hooper block, East First
South.
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ALA CLUB ELECTS OFFICERS
D. E. Rarley Chosen President and
Z. A. Smith Seeretarv

The annual election OF Officers Of fbe
Alta club was held at the club building
last evening. To resulted On the selection
Of the following: ID. -. Burley. president
A. L. Ihomas vice president. T. a.
smith. secretary: l.. S. Hllls. treasurer,
A. Hanauer T. r. Calvin. Charles Read
j. A. Groesbeek, Jr., and DR.. s. ii. Pink
erton. directors.
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= II. HIEIey g .. l4a East FIr.F
south. Phone 752. Electric wiring.
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Modern Plumbing

Al moderate prices. George G. Doyle &
Co., 21 State street Phone l62.
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Dr. j. ID. Keysors method Of nllina
teeth IS painless. I62 Main street. Al,sr-
bach building. Telephone Il20-K.
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A machine Of clean steel kneads our
dough Tor Royal Bread. No sweat from
the human hands and body to make it
upclaan. Ali grocsra sell g..
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Ernart DanIistrr-


Or. Kirkwood. l5alA MAN street.
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- of Commerce

Now located at 100 Main street.
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fer thelr valuable little book desi
iuv fha cause and cure OF pler-
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