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The San Francisco call., 1905-03-15
Mission Turner's Plan Exhibition.

arrangements for a gymnastic exhibi-
ton to be held at its hall on Eight
eenth street, near Valencia, on Sun
day evening, the 26th inst. In addi-
ton to the children's and active turn
ers' classes Of the turn verein outside
performers have been obtained. Rob-
ert Barth, the instructor of the Mis-
sion Turn Verein, will have the pro-
gramme in charge. 1t will include an
exhibition Of apparatus work, calls
themes. drilling and acrobatics. The
entertainment has been arranged by
the society as a benefit for the prize
class TO be sent to the international
gymnastic competition to be held 81
indianapolis in June of this year.
The San Francisco call., 1905-03-15
ATHLETES SHOW
MARKED SKILL
Perform in Various Sports
and Pastimes for Bene-
fit of Women's Club

The popularity of the San Francisco
Women's Athletic Association was
SHOWN last night by the attendance at
the Deneht given at the Mechanics
Pavilion. More than 1000 people gath
cred in the spacious building to witness
the long and varied programme of
athletics and drills given by the diff
ferent clubs and athletic organizations
OF this city. The following contributed
to the programme: Olympic Club,
Young Mems Hebrew Association,
Polytechnic School, Columbia Park
Boys Club. Eintracht Turn verein,
members Of San Francisco Womens
Association, Occide,zsal Club and Re-
lance Club of Oakland. Music was
furnished by Professor Graeber's Man
dolin, Banjo and Guitar Orchestra and
by the Columbia Park Boys Club band.
The basketball game between the
Young Mems Hebrew Association team
and Polytechnic team opened the pro-
gramme. 1t was won by the latter by
score of to /. Sidney S. Peixotto
was next on the floor with the Column
bia Park Boys Club and the young sol
diers went through some clever drills
The Olympic Club sent delegation of
versatile athletes, who furnished
wrestling, boxing and other gymnastic
acts to the delight Of the spectators
The Oakland boys from the Reliance
Club did much for the success of the
affair. The basketball game between
the Olympic Club and the Occidental
Club was called off before the end on
account of lack of time. The Occi-
dental Club was in the lead. The
programme:
Basket-ball-Young Mems Hebrew Associa-
tion vs. Polytechnic High School: PoIytech-
nic--H. Mckenzie (captain), E. Baker. r.. K.
Deckelman. W. Smiley, G.. Maxwell; Y. M. H.
Camp (captain). NJ. Spiro. L.. Joseph.
Professor Charles F. Graeber's Mandolin
Banjo and Guitar Club Professor Charles F.
the military department Of Columbia Park
Boys Club Major Sidney S. Peixotto. N G..
G., commanding: military band, Conrad Horst
bandmaster; drum and bugIe corps George
Schlitter drum major; Company A, Captain
George Morse; Company B, Captain Abe Ap-
pital corps. Sergeant Behrend Buck; drum
corps.
Wrestling, Olympic Club. Professor George
s Miehling, instructor-Jene Phillips VS.. r..
B. Cornell. w. Gindor VS.. ]. A Gindof. Ed
Berridy VS.. James P. Parker. George s. Kro-
ger vs. George Miller, D. Crowley VS.. H. Nc
Pockiitz VS.. NJ. yeclxi. Caaud Angonnett VS..
Clarence Carr. Herbert Duncan VS.. T. Rear1on,
G D. Pentony vs. Willie Rapp.
Jiu jitsu wrestlng-Herbert Duncan VS..
Phillip Richard Weinmann.
Pyramids by Eintracht Turn verein-Sxty
Drum and bugie corps drill-COlumbia Park
Boys Club.
Fancy clubs Miss Jeanette B. Henry. mem-
Der San Francisco Women's Athletic Associa-
Indoor basket ball contest--occidental Club
vs. Olympic: Occidental Club-W. Caravan. J.
w. West. c. johnson. v. Hayes. W. samp.
son. NJ Hayes Olympic Club-C. oKane. A.
Mann, g. Cunningham, L. Levy tcaptain).
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G.. James. H. Cory. Polkwitx, Graham Good
rich Umpires-G. Kelly. occidentals; r. ".
Fencing practice uhe Olympic Club, by
pupils of Professor Victor de Lamberding
Fencing foils-H. Ashley. N. Caurret M .
vecki William Berg, ALI Spindler Miss Mel
lie Connor. Miss Sophie de Lambertiny Fenc-
ing sabers-H- Hartness. E. C. Stewart AK
de Lambertiny. Miss Gertrude Shane Miss
Sophie de Lambertiny.
Fancy clubs. Harry schreieber. Olympic
Cirb.
Boxing Olympic Club. Professor Dew. Van
Court instructor-W. j. Leonard VS. r. Stone:
r. Lundie VS.. J. Lundie; NJ Gre ndf7eld VS. J.
Mcbride; w. Dwyer vs. ]. Gallagher: Mat,
Harris VS.. Charles Bagiy: r. Cornell VS.. E.
Phillips.
wrestling-G. J. Anlon vs. V. Lydia; II
Platt A. Allen
Tumbling. Olympic club-f Mancr. p.
Lord, J. F. Scott.
Grand pyramids. Olympic Club Professor
Robert Leandro, physical director--H Harold
Manor. Percy Lord, L. Ellis. NJ. Anderson. Ed
Hanse W. Allen, c. Van Court. j. E. Scott.
fessor Robert Leandro
The San Francisco call., 1905-03-15
EVANS GETS GOOD NEWS
ABOUT PHILIPPINE TRADE
Government Decides to Give Califor-
mans Chance to Sell Crude
Oil for General Use.

Secretary Evans of the Pacific Com
mercial Museum was notified by wire
yesterday that the United States Gov
ernment has decided to call for bids
in this city for supplying crude oil to
be used by the Philippine Government
In the Philippines.
For some time Mr.. Evans has been
striving to secure better chances for
the commerce of this port in the Phil
ippines. This is the first encourage
ment that he has received from the
Government. He believes the action
to be significant and says that mer-
chants can do much to foster the bus
mess and to increase it.
The San Francisco call., 1905-03-15
TRAINS ARE STALLED.
One Thousand Tourists Compelled to
Stay in Santa Barbara.

One Thousand Tourists Compelled to
Stay in Santa Barbara.
SANTA BARBARA, March 1.-THE
railroad communications south of this
city are still cut off by the washouts
between this city and Ventura, and at
Oxnard and Burbank. No trains have
gone south since Sunday morning.
One thousand tourists that have ar
rived in the city from the North are
delayed here and are impatiently
waiting for the first train south. The
railroad is doing everything possible
to bridge the breaks, but is working
under difficulties as all the streams
are flowing bank full. and the hillsides
are so wet that it is difficult to make
the repairs permanent
One of the waShouts was repaired
Yesterday, but landslide in the night
carried away the track again and work
was further delayed. This morning J.
III. Wallace, chief engineer of the main
tenance department of the Southern
Pacific, went to the scene OF the wash
outs with a special car and repair
train and will direct operations there
with the hope of clearing up the road
as soon as possible.
The San Francisco call., 1905-03-15
Rapid Water in Second Place.

NEW ORLEANS. March 14.-Louisiana
Jockey Club racing results:
First race, six furlongs-Lionel won, Whip
poorwill second. Billy Wake third. Time.
1.16!s.
Second race, six and q half furlongs-John
Doyle won. Velos second. Parisenne third.
Time. :23
Third race. four furiongstEsoteric won,
Jack Keechevile second, Wagestan third.
Time. 80 1-6.
Fourth race, six fnrlongs,Jake Sanders
won, Rapid Water second. Invincible third.
Time, IA 1-5.
Fifth race. six and half furlongs-Over
Again won. Floral Wreath second. Red Raven
third. Time. 1:22
Sixth race, one and three-sixteenth miles
The Huguenot won, handspring second. Royal
Arms third Time, 2 :O4 3d.
Seventh race, six furlongs-Inspector Halpin
won. Darius second Gotowin third. Time.
1:15 2-5
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silverslsin Defeats Jack Young.

HOT SPRINGS, Ark. March 14.-oaklawn
racin- results:
First race, one mile-Arc Light won. Haga-
man second, Ed Sheridan third. Time, :42.
Second race, four furlongs-Henchman won.
Jean Lee second. DIR. McCarty third Time
10 2-5.
Third race, one and sixteenth miles-Sil-
verskin won, Jack Young second, Huzzah
third. Time. al 2-5.
Fourth race, five ard a half furlongs-Div-
ination won, Folies Bergeres second, Crown
Prince third. Time, :0S.
Fifth race, six furlongs-Platoon won. The
Cure second, Marie o third Time, IA 4-5.
Sixth race, one mile and seventy yards
Cornwall won. Dolinda second. Bravery third.
Time. I AS 3-3.
The San Francisco call., 1905-03-15
City Park Racing Results.

NEW ORLEANS, March 14.-City Park rae
ing results:
First race three and a half furiongs-Sistel
Edith won, Colonial Lady second, Helen S
third. Time, :43 3-5.
Second race, six furlongs won, Gov
ernor Sayers second, Lila Noel third Time,
1:15 3-5.
Third race, six furiongs-Ida Davis won,
Reticent second, Armorer third Time. 1 rs So
Fourth race, one mile-Australna won. Lit
tie Giant second. DR.. Hier third Time, 1: Al
Fifth race five and half furlongs-Esterre
won. Websrfelds second, Billy Handsel third.
Time :0S 3-5.
Sixth race one mile and seventy yards
Kernel won. Miss Mamie second, Brunswick
third. Time. 1:41
Seventh race, one mile-Leenja won. Red
Thistle second, Rudabek third. Time, 1 AZ 2-5.
The San Francisco call., 1905-03-15
Sues Battling Nelson.

A writ OF attachment was served
yesterday on funds in the Western
National Bank belonging to Battling
Nelson. The attachment was sued
out by F. n. Ludwig. one of Nelson's s
trainers, who has brought suit against
the pugilist for S37, alleged to be
due for board.
The San Francisco call., 1905-03-15
Merchant of Venice.

The jinks committee of the Bohemian
Club makes this announcement:
Marshall Darrach, Shakespearean
scholar, member of the Lotos Club
of New York, which exchanges cour-
tesies with our club. has kindly con-
sented TO give Shakespearean re-
cital-'Merchant of Venice"-on Sat
urday, March Is, at $3.50 p. m"
The San Francisco call., 1905-03-15
Accused of Stealing a Cornet.

William Powers was booked at the
City Prison yesterday by Detectives
Graham and Harrison on charge of
grand larceny. Powers and a COM
panion. who has not yet been arrested.
are accused of stealing a cornet val
ued at 500 on Sunday night from A.
Schildkert. musician at the Mission
Theater. They left it for safe keep
ing in a saloon on Sixth street, where
the officers found it.
The San Francisco call., 1905-03-15
weII-known Horsetraincr Dies.

LONDON. March 14.-Philip Greu-
sit, an American and well known as a
trainer at Newmarket for Lord Car
narvon, Richard Croker and others,
died in Switzerland to-day of con-
sumption
The San Francisco call., 1905-03-15
Make Her Life a Burden.

Mrs. WiIhelmina ChaDius, 321 Eu-
reka street. obtained a warrant from
Police Judge Mogan yesterday for the
arrest Of Addie and Eline Conboy on
a charge of disturbing the peace. She
says that the two girls make life a
burden to her. as they want to drive
her out of the neighborhood. She can
bear their conduct no longer and must
have them punished.
The San Francisco call., 1905-03-15
Anti-Racing Bill Is Passed.

JEFFERSON CITY, Mo-, March IA.
The Senate to-day amended the House
bill which provided that pool selling
and bookmaking should be considered
as felonies. to make such acts misde-
meanors, and passed the bill as
amended by unanimous vote.
The San Francisco call., 1905-03-15
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The San Francisco call., 1905-03-15
Stanford to Play Preside Nine.

The Stanford varsity baseball nine
Will meet the Preside team at the Pre-
sidio Athletic grounds this afternoon
at o'clock. Sales will pitch for STAN
ford, while Meyers will perform a like
service for the soldier boys.
The San Francisco call., 1905-03-15
FEW TRAINS RUNNING.
Condition of Track Puts Stop to HEAVY
Travel

BAKERSFIELD, March 14.-At 2:so
p. m. the main line as far as Motave
was reported clear and the first east
bound Santa Fe since Sunday pro-
ceeded up the grade. The train got
over the weak track and arrived on the
other side Of the Tehachapi safely.
Several other DELAYED Santa Fe over
lands started eastward at thirty-min-
ute intervals.
The Southern Pacific line south Of
Mojave has not been repaired and I
present the outlook for moving toward
Los Angeles is not good Eight heavy
foaded passenger trains are Stalled at
the Kern CITY station.
A special train was made up TODAY
for San Francisco for the accommoda-
The San Francisco call., 1905-03-15
Union Coursing Park DRAW,

The management of Union Coursing
Park will hold a draw tonight in the
association Office for a stake to be de-
cided on Sunday. Hares are expected
from the San Joaquin Valley.
The San Francisco call., 1905-03-15
Congress PLAYING Cards.

All the new backs in the Congress
series. the incest playing cards made
Rules for Bridge" whist and "500...
Dominoes. chess. cribboards; also Finch.
Panic. Fit and other new games recently
published. Sanborn. Vail & Co.
The San Francisco call., 1905-03-15
TOURISTS WILD RIDE.
Young Britisher Has Exciting Ex-
perience Near Ventura.

perience Near Ventura
VENTURA, March 14-Isaac Newton.
a young English tourist from Santa
Barbara, had a thrilling experience In
the Ventura River flood here yesterday.
He hired a team at Santa Barbara and
started for the Ojai. At Casitas Pass
he was obliged to cross the Ventura
River. His surrey and horses were
washed from under him and he was
obliged to take to the willows. He re-
manned in the trees from Sunday fore
noon at 9 o'clock until Monday after
noon at 8. He was rescued by people
passing on the road who heard his
faint cries for help. A rope was thrown
to him and he made this fast to him
self and was dragged ashore. His team
has. not been heayd from.
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tion Of passengers desiring to return
north. Thousands Of tons OF east
bound freight Is tied up in the local
yards.
The San Francisco call., 1905-03-15
BILL RCKARDS
WINS A CLEVER RACE
MUDLhRKS PICKED
TO FINISH FIRST
BY FRED e. MULHoLLAND.

BY FRED e. MULHOLLAND.
First race-F. w. Barr, Busy
Bee, Lady King.
Second race-Nfiller's Daugh-
ter. Maud Muller, Box Elder.
Third race - Mountebank,
Greenock, Hulford.
Fourth race--Dr. LeggO, Nj
grette, Ishlana.
Fifth race-Hainault, Seren-
ity. Anvil.
Sixth race - Peggy ONeil,
AriSbe, Cloudlight.
The San Francisco call., 1905-03-15

CHICAGO. March 14-George Thatcher the
minstrel. now playing In the County Chair
man company, married to-day to Miss
pany.
The San Francisco call., 1905-03-15
Mexican vice Consul Appointed.

Gustave Levy has been appointed
Vice Consul for Mexico at this port.
The San Francisco call., 1905-03-15
DR.. LEGG0 MEETS
ALL-AGED FIELD

The crack -year-old DR.. Lego.
conceding weight to every other start
er, will face the barrier in the mile
handicap at Oakland to-day. The
card is a good cne. Following are the
entries:
The San Francisco call., 1905-03-15

10
some shaking
on
The San Francisco call., 1905-03-15

1889 Revolt, y. GiIbert)
I949 Albemarle, 8 q. Quinlan)
1888 s. Lichtenstein, (Madison)
1926 Greenock. a III woods)
1906 Olympian, II. f. Schorrl
1343 Caroburn. Baker City 81.
1918 lSilicate. 4 &c. Barrett)
1919 Marlborough, a Oh. Stover).
6GS5 Sweet Tooth. a OY, Cahi,O
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1905-12-22
TRINITY UNIVERSITY.
Practically All the students Have
Gone Home for Christmas

The University hill presents an ap-
pearanee of comparative quietness
since holiday vacation began Prac-
tically all OF the students have gone
to their homes
The chapel exercises OF Wednes-
day were very enIoy able President
Turner presented 10 Mrs Johnson a
present from the members of the
senior Academy English class This
consisted OF very beautiful silver
handled comb and brush placed in "a
plush case President Turner was
then presented with q set OF Rid
path History as token OF the ap-
probation of The student body The
dean Of women and the mAtrUn OF
the girls hail were also remembered
with nice presents. Prof Gordon re-
oeiyed q copy of Browning poems.
the gift OF Misses 5allie r Kerr and
Reuie Carmichael
The students left for home in high
zlee despite the somewhat disagree
able weather
Prof Livingston and wife viii
spend he holidays with Mrs Living
stons parents ga Garland Prof
Wear goes 90 Gainesville. Prof and
Mrs Landrum 10 Celma. Prof and
Mrs Basham 70 Ennis, Miss Mc
Clurc "a her brothers at Chiekasha
T. r.. Miss Barry 90 Dallas with Proi
and Mrs 4. G. Bigger and Miss Van
tis 20 her home az Athens
nr s H. HorBbeak lett this morn
ing for Tehuaeana tu visit his mother
today and tomorrow
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1905-12-22
MURDERED BY ROBBERS
wife OF Oae of the Victims Writes of the
Assassination OF Her Husband.

Ell Paso. Tex Dec 22-The de
tails OF the murder of two Americans
and the wounding of two others near
Diaz, Chihuahua. arrived yesterday
in letter from Mrs Rutherford,
wife OF one of the victims. She SAYS
the murder occurred at the home of
L. II. Fanstad, a former Los Angeles
man, and that robbers followed the
Americans there. the first report that
they were attacked on the road, prov
ing incorrect.
The robbers surrounded The Fin
stad home and knocked al the door
while the occupants were at supper.
Finstad opened the door and was
struck with a rifle He ran and hid
in a haystack. Rutherford was shot
through the heart Murray through
the head and a COW puncher known
as shorty. was wounded in the head
The robbers stayed around until 2
O'Clock In the morning trying to open
the safe or find Finstad in order TO
have him open it, In this they fail
ed and consequently they got no
money The two dead bodies and
the wounded men We're taken to San
Ia Rosario.
Governor Creel has sent a derach-
ment OF rurals TO pursue the robbers.
shorty says he recognized the
leader. Ftnstad is a rich KIOudiko
miner He bought q large ranch in
Mexico about two years ago and
stocked it with cattle and horses.
Murray was his brother-iu-law and
manager. Rutherford was a neigh
boring ranchman and was spending
the might with Finstad
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1905-12-22
CRAWLED UNDER TRAIN |
Nan Meets A Tragic Death in Railroad
Yards at Sherman.

Sherman. Tex. Dec GA man
supposed TO be Dennis b Taft crawl
ed under Frisco passenger train
here yesterday afternoon and met a
most horrible death, the body being
almost severed across the breast and
terribly mangled.
The fearful plan of self destruc-
ton was carefully arranged. as shown
by several letters posted shortly be
fore the rash act
One Of these letters was directed
10 G. NJ Tyler. secretary of Travis
lodge No. lit. A. F. and A. M an
other 10 "the coroner, sexton, or any
c. McGill. proprietor of the Frisco
hotel, where the man had been stop
ping several days,
Being a mail carrier al the post
office. Mr. Tyler happened TO receive
his letter earlier than the others and
evidently before the writer expected
lie hastily collected "a party of Ma
sons. who FASTENED to find the writ
er. who was found at the East street
crossing of the Texas and Pacific rail-
way
When approached concerning the
letter he smilingly assured the gen
tlemen that he had abandoned the
plan of scIf-destruction. stating that
he had written the letter in a fit of
despoudency. saying when one has
the blues he is liable to think and
do things he would not otherwise.
you know.
Feeling fully assured that the old
gentleman was in good spirits, the
party returned to town,
a few minutes later the report was
rapidly circulated that man had
throwa himself under a train at the
depot and the mutilated body was
found TO he that of Taft. who had
at once proceeded TO the Union depot
a short distance away. and as the
northbound Frisco passenger started
to pull out OF the station he deliber-
ately crawled under 1t and allowed
the wheels ia pass over his body
Several persons saw him crawl under
the train. but We're powerleSs t0 pre-
vent the terrible tragedy
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1905-12-22
CHILDREN ENTERTAIN.
Little People Furnish Enjoyment for
Large Audience.

The large audience al the high
school building last night betokens
an interest in the welfare of the city
schools which is highly gratifying to
the faculty and board of trustees
The entertainment given by the
pupils of the school was a very inter
esting affair and was greatly enjoy
ed by every one The little people
acquitted themselves in most cred
liable manner: and each number on
the program was received by the au-
dience with manifestations of appre-
citation Perhaps the best features
were the tennis drill, the Christmas
star drill and little operetta en-
titled Santa Claus Arrival The in
strumental music by Eva Schmidt.
John Olsen, Edwin Lee Perrin, VII
lie Todd and Myrtle Maledon was
well rendered and the young per
formers were roundly applauded.
The program in full consisted of the
following
The Lost Reindeer. Miss Ma
lone's first grade
A dialogue, His Own Pills. Le-
nora Singleton. Marvin Edwards and
Ben Herring.
jumping Jack Drill" Miss Phil
potts fourth grade,
Christmas with the Old Woman
Who Lived in Shoe, Miss Quaite S
second grade
Tennis Drill Mr. Lewis seventh
grade.
Song. THE Gypsies Festival. 80
Miss Satterfield's fourth and fifth
grades
Instrumental music. Eva Schmidt,
John Olsen. Edwin Lee Perrin, VIII
lie Todd and Myrtle Maledon.
Christmas Star Drill, Miss Grid
dies sixth grade
An operetta, Santa Claus Arriv-
al. Miss McPherson's third grade
Each number was suggestive of
the Christmas season, and the chill
dren appeared in tasty little cos
TUNES.
The city schools dismissed this at
ternoon for the holidays and will re-
sumo Monday, January /.
The contribution of clothing made
by the children yesterday for the
charity fund evoked considerable
praiseworthy comment last night. All
the articles were neatly wrapped in
packages and were on display in
Superintendent Acker's office There
were garments OF almost every char
acter. aud all were in good service
able condition
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1905-12-22
APPEALS FOR HELP


San tur0ujo. Ten Dee Th.
latest feature Ia tbe Monk Gibson
case is the effort he made Io enlist
aid from Booker r Washington and
other negroes throughout .a' ,uuu-
try iu his behalf Letters R,rr ad-
dressed to negroes for -uh~crtot ions
lo retain Gibson present counsel
The letters ~et forth that .hy upiu-
ion at tH" negroes b. unanimous ftal
the defendant I- inuu,eut. white .h.
opinion of rhe whites I. divided
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1905-12-22
CAUGHT IN GIN SAWS.
Enlpiose az tsaiilngrr OH MIN t.as,s.
stn by Accident.

Baluugcr Tex. D,s % VIII
saNeon. t9 y0aFa old. a lahoraF at th,s
RaliinEet uii mill bad hts right arm
caught iH the gtn saws and horribly
manEled 8t i oelogk Yesterday Tha
arH was successfully smputaled at
fhe g}haw tfs @Aa tba ebipt uppurt
ol his widowed mothsFs Absat q
Ny8F aNH hsa s0unNgK UfudHuf mtt
hss DEATH Ga tbe =ame mill uE helms
sWffufaged hs gAXN.ln Hf euBtun
-.asaA
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1905-12-22
TOY PISTOL VICTIM.
Eye of Little Girl az Houston L.
Shot Out

Houston. Tex. Dec 22.-While
Christmas shopping in a toy store
Mrs O holland picked up toy pistol
and while examining il the weapon
went off. shooting out her daughters
right eve It is supposed that some
careless boy had previously handled
the toy and had loaded il with
blank cartridge
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1905-12-22
HEAD CRUSHED IN
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EeatMi EntaFts~

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