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Waterbury evening Democrat., 1905-08-29
WRESTLING. TWO TURKS
 COMING
Expect to Shake Up the Catch.as. Catch ( f Wrest. lers During Their Trip Around the Country.

America may be invaded bv tW1 Turkish wrestlefs, if what Ahtbbiy Pierri known as the Terrible Gfpak says is true. fieffl Is now tn tbls country with troupe of weineb wrestlers. Pierti Is flo stfaheer here. He has been fiji this eouhtry several tlines, having appeared oh the mat in some interesting contests. But hp ia best known as the dlse6yefer 6f YoHs. sour, the clever Turk who lost lis tifp when q French liner was suhk off newfoundland several years ago pi. errl says that there are inaby big men in Turkey equally If hot eietefpf than fotlssouf who have made tip theft minds t0 visit the United States before long "l have one man in mind" saFs Pferrii who is certainly q wonder. tH my opinion he Is | mitch greater wrestler thah either Hatkehschhidt or foussoiif The man fin 1Uastibh bas beaten N0iroulah and other good ahhs The trouble lii bringing these fellows to America lies lt the fact that tbpg cannot always get something to a6. You see they are of sneh bondhr11s weight and proportions that it is dim. cult to secure matches for them. As soon as you isstie I challenge fof fl man who weighs near the g-n potbd mark the ordinary heattwaipids raise af objection Consequently tou hato your man ofi your hands. and wliht fl healthy, robust wrestler with ab eh6f nous appetite remains Idle it is no mean task to keep him from getting hungry The expense Is great and the revenue little. Wrestling fin England Is booming, and inany athletes from different parts of Europe are located In that country, The majority are do- ing well. 1iackehaehmldt is making money and ls extremely popular. 'fhe best man among the little fellows Ih England just now appears to bp Peter G0tz. He ls German and vpry strong. Gotz was thinking of visiting America and arranging a match with George Botlner ar Max Wliet. AL though 1 have not seen either hf these on tho mat I have every confidence that Gotz will win He is nuiek and clever and possessed of q lot of cDuf. ntp"
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1905-08-29
BELL AND Gorrtt.

New York, Aug 2s. Wrestling bids fair tu have fl prosperous inning lh New York the coming season if the plans Of the promoters do not inis. carry AlreBdy i number of interest. ing matches have been arranged. Set. efal foreign grapplefs are coming to America and with the local talent tho sport should prove Co be of an interest ing nature.
 One of the first matches 10 be decld ed in this city will lh all probability be that between Fred Bpeil. the wiscoh. sin wrestler. and Frank Gotch This match has been talked of ever since Tom Jenkins went to England it was originally intended that Jenkins and Reell should have it out. hut owing ig the formers trip to the other side the contest had to be abandoned. Another match may be \ struggle between tiotrh and Dan Mcleod When GDtch was just blossoming as q Frappler he met the veteran and gave him the con. test of his career. Gotch has been rest. ing for several months and says that he ia ln fine trim. His defeat hy Jen klns and his poor showing elsewhest throughout the country have lessehct his popularity. and the sports iliink that no will have to do | l0t 0f wfest ling and win q number of matches be fore he can restore himself to favor here. Goteh says that he vas iil Nheu he met Jenkins the Inst tlme. He made a similar excuse when he was ,brovn bt Jenkins in the first match ,,otrh has apparently abandoned ail intention of going Into the prize ring Its has been advised ip biz friends ic stick 10 the mat. and ( seems that he has concluded io take their tlp ifafry pnlloks Irish wrestler is due Co arrive here in October. He is said tn be 2 rtaekafiack fi is understood ihat he can bnlf his own at either Grae 70. pguan 6r catch .caich-can. but prefers the latter sitie
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1905-08-29
Re.or. by Mark Twain.

Mark Twain had finished bic spseeb st a dinner party, says q writer i0 the Boston Herald. and on ssaslna himself a lawyer rose, sbovcd his hands deep into his trossers pockets as was hls habit. snd lsuehlnsly in- auifed of those present; "DDssnt t strike inc company as little unusual that a professional htffnofist should be funny" When the laugh thet greseed this sally hsd subsided. Mark Twsis draeied out Doesn't t strike the company as little unusual thss . law. ger shouid have his hands in his swp f,Se kass7"
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1905-08-29
Amos Rusie a Iumberjact.

RICHMOND, Ind, Aug. 2D.-Amos Ru- sic, once a famous pitcher of the New York club of the National Baseball league, is a lumber hand and has been engaged in this business in the south ern part of Indiana for some time at st.50 day. It was announced that he had just obtained better place in Cairo tl., where lie will receive si a day. Mir. Rusie received 5000 q year while with the New York club.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1905-08-29
PETER Gorz MATCHED.

Peter gotz inc iightweight chan. pinn of Germany, is tn ehRaae 10 his hfst finish match ln England. Articles of agreement have been signed for T contest under ratehhs eateh-ean rules between gotz and Albert Uhehbfiet f Prussia. fife conditions arc best two out of three fails for s21n side and 2 purse of s1JO Thero is considerable betting 6f inc outcome G0tz is tlib fayofite. The match wiil he decided in a few weeks
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1905-08-29
STORY 0F A CRIME
DOUBLE PUNISHMENT DEALT TO A RUSSIAN OFFICER.
1n a Mad Frenzy He Kills the Man Who Would Have Befriended
 Him on His Wedding Day.

The following story of terrible crime committed by Russian officer and It's strange sequel appears more like a tale from Alexandre Dumas than a simple statement of an actual hap. penlng
 As the principal person concerned is still living, let him be called Hslkoff. He has just been released from long term of imprisonment in sakhalih island.
 Twenty years ago Lieut. fialkoff was one of the smsftest officers in st Pes tersbure, and by far the most popular.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1905-08-29
Madden n.r,-. n. ri.a

LEXINGTON. Ky Aug 2-s Idtn E Madden. a well knpwu furfman. has srrisei here Mir Msdden denied that ke had ned from New fork to eseape tls sentence of thirty days Co iaii ansi inc of s2so imposed bY lutrs Burr Ice ccn'emp, Judge Hurrs ruiins vss based on the faiiure of Madden to ap resr or sa give deposition in the d. foree suit brought hy uf~ Nsd8en.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1905-08-29
THE SPORTING NEWS.
NEW HAVEN WON.

New Haven. Aug 2e.--ffartford and New Haven played one of the best games of ball of the year here yester. day afternoon. the locals winning to 1. The score:
 Hartford ... ...O 00O 1 0 0 0 O--t New Haven an. fl 1 00 i c 70 s-4
 Sumfrary-1'hree- base hit, Iuyster, sacrifice hlts Bunyan. Parkins, Cor corar; left on bases, Hartford Q, New Haven U; stolen bases, sanfranandra, Itiyster, Sherwood; bases Oh balls, off parkifs 8. off Corcoran 2; struck out, by Parkins 3, by Corcotan !; hit by pitched ball, Moves; time 1:30 attend. ance. 5OO; ulnpire, Smnk.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1905-08-29
fv BIG ASSOCIATION.
An Effort Being Made Co BUom Aih
 leties la Cohneetiem.

By a recent vote Of tbe Amateur Athletic Union d tlie United states aud at the request bf thp fale athletic authorities. the state 0f Connecticut has ieen transferred Co the MFiroi0ll tan association. which comprises ilia state Df NeW fufk and raft uf New Jefse4. the Metropolitan association officers believing that if Connecticut wHs added @ fhe Mautulitan dis ,riet it would materially help ihe cause of athletics in ths Nuime9 state
 tp e. tho present timf ihe Amateur Athletic union has had teFB lew club members ln the state Hf Connecticut M ts inc infeniian af presidpht sulli tan 10 appoint g srr~ai euumiiiea faf lie stafe of T0nneefieut and lave of gauiFed af oHre maBy athiai'e afeani yafiona for fie enrdufaHrmfut nf tfafk snH feiH spnffa Niauy nf the rities of iis sfgia e Connecticut sh8uid have afhiasie riaiH anf Efpunds ,o riea meetings Tbe president of sta tfsffsrsYfIf5n fasaf st.au haa llsn msde ttn suaresiiaH tts hrtt Metre tssii,aa sfemtiansiip meeting ie held z, somr affv af the state Hf Come ii. sut sa as 70 hsip puruiaflze afmri
 sfeefst snsft uili te made e in ezsssa the riub nemltfstlF aua .tTis shaf aesire e. i9in fte Meireie. t,S. assssistfau fan sHHf fteif affl ...s.~s .s ffsa saefasaff uf fle Metrs .-ts.ss sssaslstIrr zf Wafffu stffst
 = xa.t FfsV Athiesss wha n@w ae sias registration of aha hes5,. :. ....s, osse iH aaer anaieur rnfnff .' ..s tsve sa fsglssrr wfsh ihe Metfals.li ....-ssstaa ss the Amafsuf Af1.eia
 -. TIC et fYraH is fahn FislA f4 "a ,1r eli xsw Yast eitr.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1905-08-29

Every house in the eity wss open ,o him. from the mansions of ihe wealthy to the palace of the grand duke.
 let. in spite of this. HsIkor wss no, happy. He eas in debt Ruin stared him ia tho fs-s. For a tine hs had been able 10 s,sve ofr the peril by tor. sowinx large sums from a money. lender.
 Bat s dsy of reckoning must come The money lender would roi remain patient for ever To Hslkor C seemed that only one loophois lay open io kin- He mas; msrry-and marry ussfth.
 Some weeks later II vas whispered sronxss the sashonsbie that the lles- tenant had herorne snsssst t0 . wealthy utfov.
 Even this even hrpafhs little harr.- rsss to HzIko- psy and nixht hs wss ksunsed hy q terrible fear lest fhs rDon~y-iender should demand payment as1 shss bring down his ruin before fhe marriage tssos piscsL
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1905-08-29
Totals |. uu82 3 1 27 ii
NEW LONDON.

summary-'rwn-base hits. tessup Bone. Barry; sacrifice hits. Curtiss Finn. stolen base. Finn: passed balls Tharkera. Kite. double play. Finn and Drew; hit ht pitcher Thackefa keane. struck out, ir Foreman g. ny Williams 2. hnses on balls off Fore man |. oH Williams 2; left on bases Mefidpn i. New London |. lime. tiI0 umpire. Hickey. attendance 3r.
 Second game. ...-.... uefiden ...2oo oootoos s-;i New London ,u.Go q c 70 Q Q . n--d
 snnmars Two base hit, Supple. sacrifice hit. Bone. stolen bases. Me. Andrews 2. Bone 2, Rogers, Barry double plays. Long and Drew. Bird and Drew. bases on balls. off Treat 2 m Long I. struck out hy Treat |. by Long a. left on bases, Meriden 1l. New London !. time. i.2J. umpire, Hickey. attendance. 900.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1905-08-29
rury FOR LAW scHooi

xs~ usssa. kus za 4CaFnsiins I's. ..s ,.f wn-veasae. Masa. wtg vas ...ss,fa- af sfss sezrsify erea tzs lsAf ..s ~ta wss dfarrei fmss ssfsFs ii,e = t.assuse n was aiiezssi taat te s.s ,-srssA in ar sxariaafia1. sss tr stls eftT resseTaeF NA'i+ -. .sas shs sfstsnerf inst = VI si'st ,,.. ysts r.au sehcA ttis fsll
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1905-08-29
OXFORD WINS HIo STAKE.
rskes Flying Handicap. st t2 to Il,
 From Fa.orite at sbeepshead.

NEW YORK. Aug. 2D.-Jiminy Mc- Laughllns gray co' oxford proved to be the winner of the Flying handicap, the feature. He was at the long price of 12 to 1, and he surprised the talent by showing plenty of speed and win ming easily by two and q half lengths, with Lyme sitting still oh him all tho time. He was never in trouble, and from now oh he will be hard horse to beat.
 After some delay the field was sent away to good start with Preen and Oxford the leaders, 1ncantatlon close up and Handzarra and calrngorm fin ihe rear They ran that way to the stretch. oxford going away, while In. cantation. Don Roypl and Dreamer were heads apart for the place in the order named Handzarra and Cairn. gorm were repeatedly shut off Sum fnaries.
 First Race sidney F.. hrsti Larabie. second Nostrot1o. third.
 Second Race Hamburg Belle. first Tommy Waddell. seconds von Tromp, third
 Third Race.-Blair Athol, first. Ath iete, second; Tangle. third
 Fourth Race.-Oxford, first 1ncan. tation. second: Don foyal. third
 Fifth Race. - Suffice. first. Pioneer. second. Oliver Cromwell. third.
 Sixth Race Telephone, first. The La. dy Rohesia, second; Don't Ask Me. third.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1905-08-29
isuFrK WRESTLER

A nsfeh rkseh hiis fair is ie inter e~.inr kss ben arrapxesi fp take rlafs ss ssnrinussi nn SepseFna~r 2 Tbe ~.-ss.,sns. wiH t- Ysnkee Rorsrs ~ pw~sls ara rlenntasa Gre~k wrs~' t-r. who lately rezchesi fhss~ s1orsss If fhs s.orfe- snlf sfouf Ieunis'4z'. |. rro~sss gre true the fer1xner Is Ike
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1905-08-29
sr,mm.r p,.ss. pse,rs.

LEEDS. England. Aug 2a-B. B. Kieran. inc Australian swimmer. broke the worlds record for Hco yards here. covering the distance in minutes : i.i seconds. Kierau. who was nineteen years old ln June last. was the holder of the worlds record of { minutes 23 g.s seconds for tie distsnce
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1905-08-29

One morning. the third after his en- eagement had been announced In the newspapers, Hslkoff received a letter A glance at the envelope told him from whom 1t came. He tore 1t open, read ing the curt contents with feverlsh haste. .
 What did 1t nean7 Why did the money.lender congratulate him, and then. in words full of meaning. add that he had prepared a great surprise for his clients wedding day7 To Hal koff 1t sounded as threat There was a ilendish satire in the lines.
 His wedding dayi The thought drove him mad He snatched his sword from the table, and, half run- ming burst into the money-enders of- fee. -..
 What does this mean'" he de- mandedl
 The Jew smiled and shrugged his shoulders Then an unsovernabie fury came over the lieutenant. He drew his sword and dashed blndly at the bent figure of the ulf usufer.
 Then he fed from the office, leaving the old man-deadl
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1905-08-29
bod prof.

Ms Jimson@Do you think shst bfuiss have a lahgusgs7
 Mrs Juhhson@I know it You ought io hear mY husband when he can't hnd hls clean shiffs.--Cisveian1 Leader.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1905-08-29
wsn, Girls ,o sboo.

A womsn's conference is,eiy in ses. sion si Bathurst. < & W. passed a resolution that all girls between "a ares of IS and is should receive 10. ssruciion Ia the use of firearms
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1905-08-29
r.rlerl.lt. .r bod, Minr.t.

CINCINNATI. O. Aug % A good card was offered ai Iaionla. with a handicap st six furionTs ss ths feature event Funieuialrr. tho veil played cids on favorlie. went tp tho front at the lifting of tils barrier and vas never headed. winning with something to spare Five favofiies won
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1905-08-29

ly to make 4 name for himself ih America. lie Ia i liz, hnrlT heavy weight, and has q lone list Of victories in his own land 1eonidas and 1ioE CTS arc to mix f. up at catch.as-eatcii. can style best two in three falls
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1905-08-29
w,,sh, winp.r rsom cis,hi.r.

NEWPORT, R. l.. Aug 2o-wright won his match with Clothier p-T. 8-2. G-2. For one set the players had a splendid contest. and the gallery. the largest since the doubles match last week. saw the most brilliant tennis of the season, Both men ran in on theft service. and the net play was sharp and dariua
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1905-08-29
The Whole rro,sl.

Mrs Nufitch-t don't like that there Mrs swellmsn at an
 Mir. NuritenA Well. you aint got 10 take no notice of hef.
 'Bnt the trouble is she don't take no notice O inc"
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1905-08-29
Pick Tbslr own T.,

Before Fofmosa passed Into Japan ese hands. 7p.1eo cooiies were import. ed every rear during the tea picklns season The lumber now ls less than s.0o0 the Japanese employing theli own cooiles.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1905-08-29
AN EVEN BREAK.

Merideh, Aug 29.-Nieriden and New London b oke even in a double header yesterday afternoon New Lon don won the first 5 to & and Meriden whltewashed New London, ] to 0, in tile second The score.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1905-08-29
wnn. rn.nr. nf Il,

slillcus is positively sinful for a Firi to encourage a fsiios ehen she hss na lnssusi0n ~ marrying him
 Cynlcus Yes abe might change her mind .-phlladsipsla Record.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1905-08-29
rlnr.t. from Togo. osfdsn.

Pink and white nymphess. which gre being placed among other aquatic plants in tbs tuner court Of the Petit Palals de Champs Eiysees. Paris. were taken 10 Europe from Admiral Toso's gardens 10 Japan.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1905-08-29
p.af rshsrrsu

The ffish have never taken slndi1 C. ssa hEhfihe although 4 rosi1 prove a source of wcalfh close e hand
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1905-08-29
London Ar a.ilrr.

The national gallery. ia London. vaA founded ih iszi Nith 3s pictures. fs now contains over 1900. The gallery was finished ia is5ss but hss besn three times since enlarged.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1905-08-29
Queer strlks

4 strike among pshiic sscclnsfors is ths latest novsitt reported from Aus- tfia Co one district 10 child has been sareirafsf for the lss, three rnopfhs.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1905-08-29
las, for Change.

This would bs a aresry sorld indeed fl ssere usre 10 rsinboss Go ehsse oc- czsionsIiy.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1905-08-29
nlr sunh.h

A sunhsh weighing over ieq9 pounds was caught recently as santa Barbara. Cal tt aas i1 feet long
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1905-08-29
Lea. ss., wi-. r. For, r,,..

BUFFALO. N r. Aug gp Hindoo Princess st gp to i. won ihe hf'h rsee at ruft Erie. in other races faroritss were winners
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1905-08-29
snrs sIzr

Uhsn a rsan t~rins wonssrfnr n ks taoks his sze 6 is s sure sles fhaa ss s0es
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1905-08-29
MArtnNAt.t.rAnttr

At New York st s,f tigi, ga,. ......a ....... SS2f9tRssi
 iilisa st. Louis, q New fofk ia Efa fofs4st Louis. | Sew Yofk. nst,ef. Iss a- Thieinan and tleahr. MaihAws0n. Clarke and Howrffuan.
 Al Hfenkiyn@
 Cincinnati .....a. eesgseg?, nf9nhlNu s5st44s. | Q ID Iflts@r Cincinnati g. Brooklyn ii Ef4 fcfe Cincinnati q Hransiyn 3 Hstteta tssaFwins Cheek and ' hlsi. Stfickiett. Nctnfyfs and Ritter.
 Al Boston
 chieass a....s"tl9egePlH,
 HttaAghieaFo. s Boston q Efrnfs- gtfsaea 2 Boston pHttfftnH-weia met and Kiing rourE and Mafan
 kf fhllaasirhiaa rs',s,sI.'s,s I'l.s.sIIs a8Ssi !
 Hits fiiistufr e.. phiiadslrhia. [ Er- TOTS pittstirF q fhiiHdslphia nsta nnd MHFars
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1905-08-29
Knnu ,a. rnmenItr

Psl5is sto have shil5rsn of theis ovu are slsafs tt0r to advise others bow to falas issif children.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1905-08-29
c.,,lnv p.ms,ts

Baiahesded Man-i want a hair cut. pafber-whieh one7--kansas City Drovers Telegram.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1905-08-29
rr.r.l. nf c.n,

A penny ls estimated Co change hands st.ous i1sss9 times h ihe course cf its life.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1905-08-29
su. Hn..sAt

Ttfs tsttr- to b~ p<znr viss tsas s1- soxsxnsr fooiisa.-N O Psesysna
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1905-08-29
TAnf.E oF rEnrENTAaF
AMFnITAN fEAllfE-

Al CIsFriatda ':l.'.i...l s.- tsrr a..a sssgsitsEi tiss SsN Tofk & Elfrs aaf q Ef. roYea~ ~su fnYk q FieFf ard ] Batter tssafrth. Chesisfo sfi nleln1s iisss aft 6iafkN
 A fEf~aeaa g..s.ss'as ...--ststsss3kf
 HitsaWasftrHta-s q ChfeAfa. Efa r0Ts wsrtf-s.on. 4 fHsasr. 2 Batter tss saes sfd Hsfien. snish assi Nc rNsfMrA
 tf fs~sfeisa E..,..,.'sai. E...,s'. st9igfsft.
 tiss tsfsfeirfia fzifFlf. 2 Er. fssa=fh tas tFt a q Ts+rass. tRftsr. ss. riass wss8sfi srs Fsgefs sahress- Kta.e~ FaWaM a@F fHFf#
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1905-08-29
All ia sh. p~srt

Heavily b.srssd zsu. serorsise D q hayh~r srs nsoxs apf 70 b~ tal1
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1905-08-29
rsv~.s.i tn pu.ss.

A Nsp York life inssFsncs company hoids e eea .0fa rorth of Russlas rali- uay sessfitiss
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1905-08-29
x- rmp.r-. sn Asr,ea.

France snf England sseh ovn ia Africa ss srss as lsrss ss ths Usiss1 stafss.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1905-08-29

in a drawer in the money.lender's ofrice was found letter addressed to Lieut.. Halkof. When opened, it re- vesled the surprise" that the old man had intended for his clients wedding it was not a demand for instant pay ment. but fill acuulttal of every penny that ifalkoff owed him More over. when the old Jews will was opened it was discovered he had left all he possessed to--the man that had taken his life For the intended bride was the money. lenders rod-ehlld.
 The feelings Of Lieut.. Halkoff when these facts were discovered were inde. scribable. Rass. disappointment and remorse all found a place in his heart but lt was too late He had wrecked his life. and convict prison was ali that the future held for him.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1905-08-29
EASY FOR PONIES.

Springfield, Mass, Aug 2D.-Consec. titive hitting In the third by Spring. field and Perkins's shirking at third base decided yesterdays game fin f,. vor of Springfield. Norwich had q 4 to c lead fin the third, but when Springfield came to bat chances to re- tire the side were lost and tlie runs came after three men should have been olit. Miller struck out eleven men The score. .... Springfield :. 10 0 6 Q 2 % s-s Norwich ... !...0 0 0 0 c 70 O-3
 sumrnary-sacrific hits, Crook. Ro- barge, Nagel stolen bases, Tansey, Al. tiger. two-base hit, Miller, bases on balls off Miller 2, off Bennett 3 left oh bases. Springfield 3, Norwich bi struck out, by Miller il, by Bennett 3. double play, Donlin and Bridges tassed bali. Robarge. time. 1:45i at- tendance, 500; umpire, Kennedy.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1905-08-29
rarrst ft

Noshins gross lis. a srisvssos. vss> voysr sarsinx
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1905-08-29
a~srs Bo

vft- zsrsrzfiy gets nsrs enuoD tAx1 rirts< -k- '. Ina
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1905-08-29

The Young Mill streets defeated the Voting Washington Hills to 3 in q game played Sunday.
The Opelousas courier., 1905-04-08
Mr1MaryKoeh ae

Nervous exhaustion invites disease.
This statement is the positive truth.
When everything becomes a burden
and you cannot walk q few blocks with
ont excessive fatigue, and o break
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You cannot bear TO be crossed in any-
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at once To build up wof1an's nery.
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