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The Washington times., 1905-12-01
CHEVY CHASE CLUB
GAVE DINNER DANCE
Two-Score Young People Enoyed the Affair Which Took
Place Last Evenng-New Home of Representa-
tive and Mrs. Hays.

The dinner dance at Chevy Chase Club
last night proved 10 be an extremely
enjoyable affair.
The party was made up of about two
score young people, chaperoned by Mrs
Marshall Phillips. formerly Miss Ar
nette Townsend.
Among her guests were Mrs. Roscoe
Bulmer, Miss Josephine Durand. and
! her cousin, Miss Durand. OF England:
Bliss Marion Oliver. the Misses Colds
/ borough, the Misses Loring, the Misses
Switzerland. Afiss Grace Bell, Miss Cox.
of Etiea, \. Y; Miss Gaff. Mr.. Mon
tagna and Count Mocenigo. OF the Ital-
ian embassy; Mr.. Calderon, Of the lega-
:, ton OF Peru. Lieut.. Fitzhugh Lee. the
AIessrs- Dainserneld of Baltimore;
Charles Poe. Murray Cobb. DR.. Robert
Mason, Arthur Peters, William II. Mer-
riam. Captain Moore. Messrs. Jackson,
Fl owen. and Mr. wyatt.
Representative and Mrs Hays. OF Cal
ifornia. have leased the home OF Mr.. and
Mrs. Shuey on California avenue for the
winter.
Mrs. shaey and her daughters viii go
T 10 Paris, where they win spend the win
ter. Mr.. shuey has taken an apartment
at the Driscon.
Mrs. william Gnliss, who has been
spending some time IN Washington as
the guest of ner motder. Mrs. James
GiIilss. on Kenyon street. viii return 10
New York today.
Mr.. and Mrs. George ". smlthson
announce the marriage Of their daugh-
ter. Miss Amy Viola Smithson, to John
Ralph Holcer. of Washington, d. c.,
on Thanksgiving morning at 10 o'clock.
The marriage took piss>s :. the parson-
age OF the Rev. Z. D. Bagoy. OF the
Ninth Street Christian Church.
Miss Margaret NJ Murray was mar
ried to James NJ. Cleary at St. Stephens
: Catholic Church. on Thanksgiving morn
ing az 10 O'Clock, by the Rev. Walter
s. caughy. A wedding breakfast was
/ served Immediately after the ceremony
at the residence Of her sister. Mrs. Al
bert f. Easton. only the immediate
relatives of the contracting parties being
present. Mr.. and Mrs. Cleary left on ar
afternoon train for the South on theil
wedding trip.
The marriage OF Miss Aderrick Cooksey
and Charles II. Montgomery took place
! yesterday afternoon at the home OF th'
brides parents, on L street northeast
In the presence OF a small company o
relatives and friends. the Rev. f. b
sagby. Of the Ninth Street Christian
: Church, officiating. There were no at
tendants.
The bride wore becoming travelling
costume OF dark blue cloth. After al
> in formal reception Mr. and Mrs. Mont
tsonzsrv left the city for Philadelphia
where they viii spend a part Of thel
honeymoon. that being the former hom
| of the bridegroom.
J. Mr.. and Mrs Louis 2. Altschu hay
/ announced the marriage OF their daustl
FER Nefa Rawlings, TO Clarence A. Lind
sav OF this city, Wednesday eVenlni
last. al s o'clock, at their home, 2OOI {
| street northwest.
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JUST BEFORE THE BATTLE.

just before the battle. mother.
/ am buckling on my splint.
While the surgeon on the side lines
Fixes arnica and lint.
On nay heads a helmet, mother;
On my shoulder Is a pad;
Rubber bandages and nose guard
Shield from i'll your six-foot lad.
Just before the battle. mother.
/ am thinking some of you.
Still I can't forget the fuilback
Whom I've sworn an oath to do.
] am going to paste him, mother
I shall put him IN a trailess
See-e'en now at my suggestion,
They have brought the ambulance.
REFRAIN.
Farewell, mother. you may never
Recognize me any more,
But that fullback will be missing.
When the battle cries are DER.
"A. T. r., IN New York Times.
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HER GRIEVANCE.

Poor Aunt Judy always looks as II tAs
world went wrong.
There's a frOwn upon her counteasnce
the whole day Ions,
She eats her meals IN siience-doe>n
relish them a Bit
And her life * full OF sorrow
For
Her
Teeth
Don't
bft
Chicago Tribune
The Washington times., 1905-12-01

IN buying a gold brick. Mr.. Morgan
has got himself into sympathetic touch
with a large number of people who have
felt his touch before.
The Washington times., 1905-12-01

We have also reached that point OF ex-
pansion where the sQuawk OF the
Thanksgiving turkey at the block may
be heard round the world.
The Washington times., 1905-12-01

The saying about the buzz saw IN
wolves an assumption that sometimes il
is not in motion. That's the chief di1-
ference between 1t and the one abous
tor Chandler.
The Washington times., 1905-12-01

McCurdy probably felt much as Hyde
did: uncertain whether anybody else
would pay him as much
The Washington times., 1905-12-01

Mr. Balfour IL once more right under
the guns, but they probably viii not go
of.
The Washington times., 1905-12-01

How would you Ike TO be Senator
Lamb OF Ohio. and boss the whole Legis-
lature?
The Washington times., 1905-12-01

This is tie day when we adopt the
Oriental form OF saIutation: Good
morning: has Providence blessed YOU
with a good digestionY
The Washington times., 1905-12-01

Likely as not Judge Parkers demand
that Jerome make his charges more per
sonai as 10 the judiciary will be com
piled with 20 the judges entire satisfae-
4lcr.
The Washington times., 1905-12-01

The explanation that Andy Hamilton
went abroad for his health was almost
unnecessary.
The Washington times., 1905-12-01
Lawlessness on the Chesapeake.

That riot at Crisfeld was an at
tack upon the law. No amount of
general discussion OF the States
right TO allOt its oyster beds, or talk
of the "unconstitutionality" of the
law, or allegations that the nominal
holders Of the oyster beds are not
the actual holders. can becleud the
issue. The whole matter lies in the
one word-law.
AS far back as any living man can
remember. the State OF Maryland.
cooperating with the United States,
has permitted the lawless to rule
over the longing OF oysters. Hardly
a pungy comes into our Washing
ton wharvess or goes to those Of
Baltimore. which IS not armed.
There is hardly a skipper on either
fleet who has not fought either to
keep his oysters from some ether >s;...s:
shieving skipper or 10 take those
which shslonged to some other. Races
- cutters, willful and
OF the laws of prop
rcement of a slavery
brutal, so open that
riean blood boil To
~ the regular ac-
istry.
est man VII Hna
Of his las
ing AZ Cftas q.
n carried hsll
The Washington times., 1905-12-01

- nearly everybody has read more or
Tess about the Duke OF Manchester. Mr..
III8 herman win have no trouble making
saa explanation that hs needed the
Z Frsfef.
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CiitY the immediate families Upon their
occupy their new home In Chevy Chase
4 hich IS now being built.
The marriage IS announced of Mrs.
Mary Lsrman Gibbs, Of this city, and
Lucien Norris Sullivan. OF Bethlehem,
Pa The ceremony took place on Wednes-
day, November .. only relatives and
close friends being present. and was
performed by the Rev T. c. Easton.
AR ard Mrs sullivan. after their
wedding trip. VIII he at home at 81 Mar
let street, Bethlehem
Lieut. Fielding Lewis Poindexter.
Artillery Corps. L. s. Army. passed
through Washington yesterday Ell
route to GIenwood. Va. where he will
spend a short leave with his parents.
Mr.. and Mrs William 3. Poindexter.
! fie has recently been transferred to the
/ eventy-second Company Coast ArtilI-
cry, stationed at Fore Greble, Rhode
: Island For the past TWO years he has
1 been assigned to general service, in
charge OF the recruiting district of
southern Kansas and, during this per
iod. he has enlisted for the several
/ branches Of the army, including coast
and Held artillery, cavalry, infantry,
and the englneer, signal, and hospital
| corps, over 500 men.
/ The. official report for the first quar-
! ter or the fiscal year ranks his station,
| wichita, Kan. nineteenth in the list 0i
I the hfty-nine principal recruiting sta
/ tons. nearly all OF which are located
III cities much larger than Wichita. the
! population OF which is only 25,00o
! PFi9r 20 receiving MS commission. IN
1901 Lieutenant POindexter was s. mem
Der OF the local staff Of this paper.
~ Thanksgiving masquerade party
was given By Miss Genevieve Finch
722 + street northeast.
| Those present were Mr.. and Mrs II
| \. Andrews, Mr. and Mrs. Roberl
Kaiser, Portland. Ore. Mrs NJ }
Finch, Miss May Belle Finch. Ben.
tamin Finch. Miss Ida Wooden. Mis-,
/ Bessie Warfield, Miss Irene Johnso-
I Miss Lillian Worth, Mr. Perkins FreC
ADAMS. w. B. sherwood. and John II
/ Grove
/ The ballroom at Rauscher's was /
beautiful sight last night when the Mer
Camille Club gave its first formal anan
OF the season. II WAS one OF those al
ana when everyone present enjoys
most delightful evening. The mellow
lights Of the room, with dainty ans
beautiful gowns OF the ladies', formed
an attractive picture.
Among the debutantes were Mis-
Ernestine Frank Miss Edith Auerbach
Mss Doris Blttlebach, OF Baltimore
Miss Carry Burgunder, OF Baltimore
and Miss Celeste Sigmund, Of Denver
Mr.. and Airs. Joseph Sanders have re
turned trom their wedding tour.
Mrs. Charles Goldsmith, who was il
New York visiting her sister, Mrs
T, Meyer Singer, has returned 10 her hom
Oh Cincinnati street.
Mr.. ard Mrs. l. T. BIouA have return
{ ed from trip TO New York
Carl Kaufman, Of New York. but for
merly of this city, Is spending tn
, / fThgnE Ggfsrfncr UQllngKC here rEfsH hi
uncle, T. J. Kaufman
. Milton Ham, who is studying at Har
ward College is spending a few day
/ William Hahn.
The Washington times., 1905-12-01

the brides family. the guests included
only the immediate families. Upon their
return from the wedding tour they viii
occupy their new home in Chevy Chase.
y hich IS now being built
The Washington times., 1905-12-01

Mr. ard Mrs. l. T. BIouA have return
ed from d trip TO New York
The Washington times., 1905-12-01

est man VII ad
L Of his lse =
ing AZ CT q.
n carried heir
The Washington times., 1905-12-01

Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph Sanders have re-
turned from their wedding tour
The Washington times., 1905-12-01

Mrs Charles Goldsmith. who was in
New York visiting her sister, Mrs.
Meyer Singer, has returned 10 her home
Oh Cincinnati street.
The Washington times., 1905-12-01

Assistant Secretary OF the Navy and
Mrs. Newberry had TO dine with them
Yesterday their daughter. VINO attends
school at Dobbs Ferry; their twin son,
who IS at school AZ Detroit; MIS- Sew
berrv the mother OF the Assistant Sec
retary; Mr.. ana Mrs Henry 3. JOY,
of Detroit and A. Victor Barnes, o.
New York.
The Washington times., 1905-12-01

Representative and Mrs. Hays. OF Cal
ifornia, have leased the home OF Mr.. and
Mrs. Shuey on California avenue for the
winter.
Mrs. Shaey and her daughters VIII go
TO Paris. where they win spend the win
ter. Mr.. shuey has taken an apartment
al the Driscoll.
The Washington times., 1905-12-01

Secretary of the Treasury and Mira
shaw were the guests at the Thanksgiv-
ing dinner last evening Of Prof. ana
Mrs. Willis Moore. who entertained be-
sides. Colonel cOlburn. Representative
and Mrs. Bowie, and Mrs. Lozier.
The Washington times., 1905-12-01

Carl Kaufman, Of New York. bat for
nerly of this city, IS spending thS
Thanksgiving holidays here with MS
uncle, l.. J. kaufman.
The Washington times., 1905-12-01

Miss Catherine CulIOm Ridgely. caugh-
ter OF the Comptroller Of the Currency,
has a. guests for the Thanksgiving holi-
days her cousins, Miss Mary Jane Ridge
" OF Cynthiana. III. and Miss Mary
Chatterton. both Bryn Mawr students.
The Washington times., 1905-12-01

Consul General TO London and Mrs.
Robert ]. Wynne. who are staying at
the New willard during their Washing
ton visit. were the guests last night at
dinner Of Representative and Mrs.
lanes Mann Of Illinois. who entertained
besides. Mr.. and Mrs Isham Randolph
and a family party.
The Washington times., 1905-12-01

Milton Ham, who Is studying at Har-
ward College, is spending a few days
here with his, parents. Mr.. and Mrs.
William Hahn
The Washington times., 1905-12-01

Further than that the wedding OF Miss
Kate Deering and William Barrett
Ridgelv will take place in Christmas
yveek. and that il viii be a church we'd
ding. no plans have been made
The Washington times., 1905-12-01

The SeminoIes viii hold their third
dance OF the season this evening at
National Rifles Arnory al 800.
The Washington times., 1905-12-01

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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-11-09
Sin blntoicriacr EOlC.

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Miorri2, 20 Sabre alt, III ser Nud)-
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nc2 rilpclhoitcn @cbobrcu2 binau9.
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oItcn &lnn} Foutrinitid Iebcn9Qc.
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0cn 30 Sabre oltcn Soicpb SbipICr
III sic rcd)te Sdulter, Ole altqel gilt
nbcr an elmer &oientrdQerldnollc at
un0 ridtcte fcinen Sd)o0cn an. Cam.
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mar bel E~0ge8onbrud) nod nid)t elm.
a~eianacn; Die FoIi5ci bolt obcr, Ici.
ner bobboft 81 lueroerL oa Der N}dnn
MIR Ieid)t aetIci0et mar mo IN Der
Nad)6orihoit altt bctanlt 1T.
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@rnnoltnfo llebcrtraannqcn.

u. @luiom Stubr uno 6rou an
NetoinnnO 6ranj, Siioicitc Der Nat
tcrlon Hpennc, nobe Sutton 9(penllc
- bel 100, @runo5in9 SO; $2lOO
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@runO5ina SO; So.
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bel , @rnnO5ina SO; 50.
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@runoltild, Calhoun. CTR. ST..
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60. Nan 6rnnf Spebler uno 5rou
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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-11-09
GGtbiclbaitcr SUB cincr Sd)iilerin
uun ,&aiinr GUllcoc."

Eouqbtccp c, u. D. I. Nop.
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topn, ., SdDiiIcrin Oc9 Gaiior Got
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moro ooer Elm llnioll uorliegt, lit
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mnltbet, bob Ole Coils 81 itorf mar.
mo oa5 MaOhen balb bclpuBtlos III
0os 6reie ging un0 in Der Gunfelbeii
in Den See iiel.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-11-09
Gnbo'a GOnarcF i'll Sibuao.

Savanna, :. 9toptmbcr. Git
lcttc Sciiiuu 0cg 0rr}citiQcn GunQrci
les muroc inter NttbeiliQlmQ elmer
bcihluBiGbjQru @tu}abI WiitQIicOcr
bciOcr Ndlrlcr c|r0Iluct. IS 1T nltQcn.
ihcinlid, oob 10 uielc Experimentation
pom ser libcroIcn }l Der m~ubhGnai
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lmt llutcrboulc old) idou uor Der
2&ahl ucrlilQcn miro, mo0urdL uic
man onuimmt Die @]cm0BjNtcn ichr
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li0cntcn pcrIcicn, obcr iouit 9}iht9
uou Mid)ti9tcit uorQcuommtu.
@ci Scr NciprcdlunQ Ser o%ualnGrti.
Gen &c}ichmQcn ipriht 0cr4Srdlircnt
Eolmo in ici1cr Notidoit oo2 9icr
trollcu aus, 0ob Ger SUnot ser &cr.
Stootcn Sen &Crtrol rutIfi}irCn mcr.
De, lpcldlcr Die TidtcniulcL &2lc oi
Njur2, inter Clbouiihc SouDcrduit0t
ltclIt. Gr 0juat nohmnl2 olri cine
0crartiNc N%cnocrltnQ Oc2 ulbouiidcl
(orii2, OoB Die 9icpubIit Der Nriiilc.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-11-09
@crtrnoc S'Nara'S 8citGnbnif.

&br @eliebter crmor0ctc ibrcn Batter.
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oi0e p~crbaitct.
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mo nah Molle Acbrad)t muroc.
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ulr0 leinc &aid)c nit mcbrcrcn au0cI.
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elnent @cbilid) %0crmuocn. GIepelouo
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ter acldolien. Sic icicn Damn bcioc
ole 0anjc NoHt oui 9epcicn lno am
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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-11-09

80 Gin 0ro6e9 Nuiterniouper per,
onltoltct Delrte uno morgen Der ga.
menpercin ser reform. 3ionsfirde,
&arIor0 Nocnue nno GboiesS tro6e.
Yuitor ). SomWrerIatte, in Sbilnef's
o90bmcn Sale" Nr. 1913, N.-9roob.
man. Ger CIntrittSpreis betrGgt mn
81 Gents, mo Der 8crein bat 0or6e.
reitunqcn qetroilen, Dab Elm jeoer Der
geluder lid gut amiiiireu miro.
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ger, SGmocr UOn Baltimore.

Sauptqlorticr: o@crmania.MGn.
ncrd)or Nallc"; YrGiioent Ncnrn
Wle'ctlna, Mr.. 22S, perl. Galtcrn.
Nuc., Correlponoircn0cr uuO proto.
tolllrcnOcr SefrctGr hilbert Sdrmiot,
9tr, PIG, Grc0crid 9Ipcnuc; Tinon;.
ScfrctGr IS, Nimmclbcbrr, 9tr. 3t5,
Moro Gocn StroBc; Shobmciltcr $.
9}ldlld. Nr. 7t3, @orncr.S tro6c:
Slrlaent &obn VI. &Iciu. Mcrionmz
llIlla leocn 5~lpcitcn 6rcitoa i'm Wto.
nat.
aNrion."
NorptQltnrtier: Stag Safe, Or.
2o5, 9onopcr. StraBe. SingItmoe:
W'lttlpoh 9irigcnt: s. Is. 6ranf.
oSarmonie."
Souptqllorticr: Nr. 4t4, @eIt.
6oOettc.S troBc. Sin9Itunoc: Gicn.
tags - Giri0ent: rSobn ". alein.
"@crmanio.M Gmerdor."
SalptQltartier: @crmonia MGrr.
nert)or Sale, Nr. 4t0-4t2, @eIt.
Sombar0 StroBc. Sin0Itunoe: Don.
ncrlta9S = Qirigcnt: Gbeooor Sem.
berger.
o5robIinr."
@orptQltorticr: SrobIim d. SoQc,
Nr. 2OOO, Src0crid Npemtc. Sing.
'tllnoc: NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. &ohn
VI. 8lcin.
oNr6citer. WGnaerdor."
@auptQrlortier: @n0rco8' Saae,
Nr. 31l &anoperItroBc. SinqIhnoe:
N(ittpod)9 - 0irigent: GDo3. $.
NodIQlr.
u2ocnlt Eoint WGnncrdor."
9altptQltattler: Builders Souc,
Ode Gubo. lm0 NnorcitraBc. Sing.
Itlunoc: Wfittuod glbenoS 8 llbr -
Giri8cnt; @ltbcrt Stripped.
MISUNDERSTANDING"
SolptQlldrtler: Tol5' Sallc, Nr.
4O8, @cIt 2eringtonitrobe. cling.
ltlutoe: QicnltugS-0irigent Snbert
Stripped.
~Welooic."
SouptQllartier: 3. Nic3' Safe,
Ode &omItraBe mo @elair d. Morft.
Sin8Itm0e: 0onnerIta9s = Qiri.
gent q. Gorollts.
.VoDerilder W0nnerdor."
Sol%tptQuortier: adermnnn's Snae,
Gfe bon Caroline uno @ougbitroBc
Singitunoe: 9onnerItog 9tbcnO
Qtri8ent: 9tllouit Sdneioer.
n@crmanias 8 ltortctt. Club"
SatptQllartier: Mcienberg'S Sale,
Nr. TIC, Noro EocoItroBe. Sing
ltlnoe; Gienitogs Girigcnt: 3.
aurolllS.
.Wetger.0 eionoberein."
Soiptqnortier: Sofimann'8 Safe,
2olu. lmo 1orrelt . StroBe. Sing.
Iuinbc: 9ienltngS -Girigent; Suberi
Stripped.
.SbaIia.W 6nnerhor."
SalptQtortier: @oigt'S Snlle, Hr.
1922, SorioroM penue. S~ingItunoe:
QicnitaaS - Qirigent: s. 6. 6ranf.
3llrnperein o8orm1rtS."
Gorrudrt5 Sale, Nr. 1924.
Observation-Disclosures.
"Gideniron5."
SauptQuortier: SoGn Sdmiot's
Dorm. 3orn'S) Solle, Ode 3. mo
0ouabitraBe, Sigblonotolpn. Sing.
itln0e: MtittpodS-1irigcnt SEQ. W.
Foeblman1.
.Wio5art > WGnncr6or."
&miptqlartier: Hobert Golmer's
&ale, Er. t92t-t923, Orleans.
StraBe; SingItumoe ieoen Conner.
flag 2Ibeno; Geo. B6bImau. Girigent.
"llnabbdngi9er 9iirger 8erein bon
W~arplano."
@erIammlung ieoen lebten 0on.
neritug i'm Wonot in Ser 9orlpGrts.
Sale, Rr. 734, @elt.2eringtonltr.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-11-09
NbiNhtStngc Der GOmpicr bun Icip
gnrf.

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Stdot Baltimore.

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