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The Birmingham age-herald., 1907-04-01
OTHER GAMES.
Nationals 5, Americans
Boston 8, Cincinnati 0.
Racquet Championship.

Boston, March 3l.-It required thirty minutes for Robert D. Wrenn and Regi- nald Fincke of the Racquet and Tennis club of New York to win the racquet championship in doubles today by de- feating Spencer and Scott of the Phla- delpha club in four straight games: 15-4: 15-0: 15-0; 15-S. The New York team was so fast that the Philsdephians scored only twelve aces during the match, being outplayed at every point. At one time Wrenn ran off twenty-four aces without being put out.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1907-04-01
No Market for Empty Cigar Boxes.

From the Kansas City Star.
 A pile of empty cigar boxes reached nearly to the ceiling in Main street cigar store.
 Were giving them away for lSindlng wood" the dealer said ."There is no mar ket for empty cigar boXes Cigar fac tories pay two cents or more apiece for them, and when once used they are worthless. The government places a revenue stamp upon them and specifics they shall not be used again for cigars. As a result thousands are burned every day. Some of them are pretty, too, and all are perfectly made"
The Birmingham age-herald., 1907-04-01
Brewery Strike Unchanqed.

St. Louis, March S1.-The strike of the brewery employees which affects every brewery in St. Louis and East St. Louis remained practically unchanged. Tonight at a brief meeting the brewers repeated their announcement, that beginning to- morrow morning all men who apply for work will be engaged irrespective of whether they are union or non-union men.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1907-04-01
To piscuss Jamestown Exhibit.

The Jamestown exposition committee of the Commercial club will meet tomorrow morning at Il o'clock in the office of John w. Sibley. chairman of the com mittee. in the First National Bank build ing. The object of the meeting is to take steps in regard to the arrangement of the exhibit from this district.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1907-04-01
McGrazv Has D Hunt Other Flelas

never let him play again in Birmingham or Memphis as long as they have any thing to do with the teams in those two cities, and now Charlie Frank has made the same resolution.
 McGraw has been kicker of the worst sort for the past two or three years, and this year he promises to be worse than eyer. He has what looks like a losing team, and that will make him sour, a reg ular lemon, and so the managers of the other teams are looking for bouquet of trouble from him this season.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1907-04-01
After Vaqrants.

Chief of Police Christlleb has been after vagrants good and strong for the past few days. He has landed about sixteen of the indolent ones behind the bars. The chief states that the war will continue until all the negroes are satisfied that this city is no place for the man who will not work. The entire force has been given instructions from the chief to arrest all vagrants regardless of creed, color or
The Birmingham age-herald., 1907-04-01
Cotton Seed Oil Mill Burns.

Charlotte, N. C., March 3t.-F'ire which had it's origin in the boiler room of the plant destroyed the cotton seed oil mills at Pittsboro today, together with tons of seed, and before it's progress could be checked, burned several adjoining fac tories. Only by hard work was the de- struction of the town prevented. Loss. s45 0OO, with small insurance.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1907-04-01
Rose Croix Masons.

Birmingham chapter of Knights Rose Croix. Ancient and Accepted Scottish Rite of Freemasonry, held Easter services in the Masonic Temple yesterday morning. The ceremony of relighting the candles of the chapter which had been extn- ouished at the mystic banquet Maundy Thursday. was performed according to tha ritual
The Birmingham age-herald., 1907-04-01
Morris Reasley.

Morris Beasley, aged Al years, died late Saturday night at Thirty-eighth street, between Fourth and Fifth avenues. The funeral services were conducted from the residence yesterday at 4 o'clock and in- terment was made in Woodlawn ceme- tery.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1907-04-01
Naval Store Plant Destroyed.

Vadosta, Ga. March S1.-The plant of the Southern Naval Stores & Distilling Co.,, near here. was destroyed by fire early today. The fire started from a spark from a passing locomotive. Loss, $4O,0OO with no insurance.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1907-04-01

MeGraw, ruler of the Giants and the most disagreeable man in the baseball world has lost another happy southern training grounds.
 New Orleans has kicked him out bodily, and now there are three southern cities where he can never play again. Blrming- ham had a bitter pill to swallow when McGraw and his Giants were here several years ago, and Memphis suffered as much. Manager Vaughn and Manager Babb will
The Birmingham age-herald., 1907-04-01
DO YOU KNOW.

The nlgnest class of electric rsork, from the installation of wires to the manufacturing of fixtures. is done by
 United Electric Co
 tsn2-l10 N- 12th 21.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1907-04-01
E. T. Shaw & sons. UndertakerA

Green Undertaking Company.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1907-12-09
ESTIMATE BIG SUMS or
TOO LARGE MONEY CIV
Says President Watson to Gov
ernor DaWson-Census Of
Town is Started.
(smm REPRESENTATIVE

MoNoNGAH, Dec. 9-The follow
ing statement was telesraphed to Gov
ernor w. NJ. o. Dawson by c. w. Wat
son. president of the Fairmont Coal
Company, this morning:
Everything quiet; rescue work
moving slowly but everything being
done now counts. A total of So bodies
have been recovered.
Undoubtedly there has been an
over estimate of the number of people
lost. The number can only be de-
termined by taking census of the
community. This has been started.
Fire, Boss Trader. of No. 6, now
in the office. states from his personal
knowledge of the men working and
the men he has seen that the maxi
mum casualty at No. s will not ex-
ceed 10. All former estimates as
taken from the pay rolls were ia at
No. 6, II the same basis holds true,
the total will not exceed 26O
&c. W. WATSON"
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1907-12-09
HVE MORE ARRESTED
On Warrants Charging Them
With Stabbing Knight Pot
. ter and Placed in Jail.

Five more arrests have been made
as the result of the cutting scrape IN
Glen Elk, in which Knight Potter
was stabbed. Warrants were sworn
out by d. R. Potter. charging felon-
ious assault against Richard West,
John Hickingbottom. Carl Beckwith.
Clarence Lacey and Bert Scott.
The warrants were placed in the
hands OF Constable Ford who arrest
ed all five and they are now in the
county Jail, where they will be held
until the hearing that is set for the
18th of this month.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1907-12-09
FUNERAL At SIMPSON
Of Mrs. Austin Myers, Wife of
Barber, Who Died of
Consumption.

The funeral of Mrs. Austin Myers,
of First street. who died Sunday
morning early after prolonged i'll
ness with consumption will be held
at the Simpson NJ. E. Church Tues
day noon and the interment will be
held In the Simpson cemetery.
Mrs. Myers had been sufferer
with the disease that caused her
death for six years and for several
Years she has spent the winters in
the South for the benefit of her
health. She is survived by her
husband who is employed at the
Traders barber shop. one boy. seven
years old and girl five years old.
Mr.. Myers, who is popular among
wide circle of friends and acquaint-
ances here, has their heartfelt sym
pathy in his bereavement. :.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1907-12-09
BLOOD HOUNDS
Fail TO Track Down Burglars
Who Broke Into House
at Morthview.

Constable Shrader and his blood
hounds We're unsuccessful in catch
ing robbers that broke into several
houses at Northview Saturday night.
The scent was taken by the hounds
but was lost at the West End bridge.
1t is almost certain that there were
several in the gang that broke into
the houses as the stolen goods were
too heavy and too many for one or
two persons to carry away. At the
home of Mrs. Philip Moine, eggs,
butter, meat and three cases of beer
were stolen. while at julius Malfer-
got's home, many chickens were sto-
len. The articles were evidently
handed out OF the windows and a
sack was made out OF a skirt to
carry them away in. There is no
clue.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1907-12-09
THEATRES TO HELP
IN GIVING RELIEF
Proceeds of Performances TO Be
Given to Fund for Monon-
qah Unfortunates.

To aassist in the relief of the fam
lilies of miners made destitute by the
awful mine disaster at Monongah the
Clarksburg Amusement Company has
decided to give the net receipts of
both the Odeon and Bijou family
theatres all of next week to the re-
lief fund for the sufferers. The
regular performances with vaude-
Vile specialties will be given and all
who wish to lend little aid to the
unfortunate people OF Monongah
should attend the theatres.
The proceeds of the Dreamland
theatre this week will also be for the
miners relief fund. A National cash
register will be placed in the ticket
office and all the monies taken in
win be put in this register. The
key of the register fill be given to
Chief of Police Richard Scott, who
will count the money every morning
and announcement will be made in
the Telegram of the amount taken
in every day. All above. the run
ming expenses will go to the miners
relief fund.
AS a special inducement to the
newsies. ole performance will be
given at night and one in the even
ing for them for their work in boost
ing the proceeds. They must have
their tickets which will be furnished
them at the Telegram office.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1907-12-09
COMMITTEE
HAS POWER.

mittee.
The coal company wants most
thorough investigation by that com
nittee or by any other committee.
I have been at both mines and
looked over the whole situation. 1
notice fine organization and a sys-
tematic plan of rescue work and
everything possible is being done
promptly
The number in the mines as given
out is considerably overestimated.
4 am here for no special purpose
but it is possible that this disaster
might come before the legislature or
come up in some other way and
therefore desired to be personally in
formed"
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1907-12-09
To Investigate Monongah Dis
aster Says Senator
McDermott.
CstnH RenresentntIye.l !

AIONoNGAH, Dec. s--senator J. a.
McDermott, of Morgantown. president
OF the sttae senate. who was requested
by Governor w. NJ. o. Dawson to go
to the scene of the mine horror, gave
the Telegram representative the fol-
lowing statement at noon today:
Il consider that the resolution pass
ed by the legislature gives the mine
Investigating committee the power to
investigate all mine horrors that oc.
cur during the existence of the com
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1907-12-09
BODY BURIED HERE.

The body OF Patrick McDonough.
the miner who was killed in the Mo-
nongah disaster. was brought to this
city Monday morning on the . O'clock
interurban car. Funeral services
were held at a:$o o'clock at the
Catholic church and interment was
made in Holy Cross cemetery. Nc
Donough was a brother-in-law of
Pat Connen and Thomas Gil
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1907-12-09
ARRESTED ON TRAIN
S President of Failed San
Francisco Bank He
Starts For South.

SAN FRANCISCO, Cal. Dee. D
David F. Walker. president of the
failed California Safe Deposit &
Trust Company was arrested last
night on train going south, when
he was supposed to be at his San
Matoe home. Though no warrant
has been sworn out for Walker II
was thought best to keep him In
sight.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1907-12-09
NARROW ESCAPE
Mrs. Taft and Party Have
When Harbor Boat
Nearly Wrecks.
ny Associated Presa.1

LONDON, Eng, Dec. 9.-Wire-
less telegram received here from the
steamer President Grant while in
the English Channel says: Mrs.
Taft Joined Secretary Taft this
morning from Boulogne. On the
trip out to the steamer on a harbor
tender. the boat became unman-
ageable and the party had mar
row escape from wreck and disastec.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1907-12-09
SERVING SENTENCES
And Three Men Who Were Ar
rested by B. & o. Officials
in Railroad Yards.

Robert Mcdonald and NJ. L. Nor
ris are serving sentences in the
caunty jail. They were arrested by
B. & o. Officer Powell Saturday
afternoon at rhe local yards. They
were riding passenger train No. 55
as blind baggage. In Squire Cor
don's court they We're each fined So
and costs, and in default were sent
to jail for ten days. They claimed
they were from Cincinnati and were
on their way there from Washing
ton, D. c.
Isanc Peters WIS in Mheelinp sun
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1907-12-09
PuT-uP FINE FORFEITED

Police court this morning was al
most a blank which is rather unu-
sual for Monday morning. There
was one lone put-up that was for
feited as the guilty one chose to let
his $3.50 go rather than to face the
mayor.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1907-12-09
Twenty Thousand Dollars Do
mated by Coal Company
and Sen. Camden.
tStaT Rcprcscntatlvc.)

MoNONGAII. Dec. 9--On behalf Of
the Fairmont Coal Company, j. E.
Watson, A. B. Fleming. S, /. Watson,
G. w. Watson. ]. II. wheeiwright, L.
L. Malone, Van Lear and B. Black
nave donated to the relief committee
$17,50O. Senator J. N. Camden. OF
has donated $500. The
money has been placed in the hands
Of ]. L. Sands at F'airmont.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1907-12-09
HAnEY 1N HosPITAL.

Dick Haley, Of Adamston. is at st.
Mary's hospital He is suffering from
Brights disease and his condition Is
serious. He was taken to the hospital
sunday afternoors.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1907-12-09

rescuing party with vim and willing
ness
Victims Widow Dies.
one of tthe many sad occurrences
of The disaster and its consequences
was the death Sunday night of Mrs.
Lawrence Heinerman. widow of one
of the victims of the disaster, whose
body was among the first taken out
of Mine No. 8. She died of child
birth and doubteless her helicate con
dition was aggravated by the mine
horror.
Health Board Meets.
The County Board OF Health of
Marion county arrived at Monongah
Sunday evening and held a session
in the Curry hotel After the meet
ing the following notice was posted:
At a meeting of the Board Of
Health of Marion county. West vir-
ginia, held at Monongah, Dec. Sth,
1907.
Present, DR.. C. o. Henry, presi-
dent; w. C. Parker, S. 2. Fleming.
president of the county court, and
Scott Lowe, prosecuting attorney and
ex-offlcio members.
Whereas, The state of the public
health demanding the same, it is or
dered that the dead bodies of per-
sons removed from Mines Nos. 6 and
S be disposed of as follows:
1st. All bodies in bad state of de-
composition. in the opinion of at
tending physicians, be prepared for
burial at the mine opening as speed
lily as possible. OF the same, such
as are there Identified shall be de-
liyered to their friends who shall re-
move and bury the same.
I'd Such of said above described
bodies as are not identified, as well
as all bodies in fair state of preser-
vation, shall be removed to the new
bank building. Such of them as are
there identified shall be deliver
to their friends, who shall at once
remove and bury them. All of the
unidentified bodies shall as speedily
as possible be removed to the ceme-
teries and held there for three hours
for notification. after which time.
if still unidentified, they shall he
buried.
1t is further ordered that guards
be stationed at the several respec-
tive places. who shall admit all per-
sons. under reasonable restrictions,
for the purposr of identifying said
bodies. which guards shah be gov
erned by the above rules as to the
disposition of said bodies.
1t is further ordered that a notice
of this order be posted at each ef
said mine opening. at each morgue
and at other public places in Monon-
gah.
This order to become effective at
once.
Dated this soh day of December,
1907.
Signatures:
DIR. C. o. HENRY. President
w. C. PARKER.
S. E. FLEMING.
SCOTT c. LOWE, Secretary.
Board Of Health of Marion County.
Few Valuables Found.
One thing that is considered
strange is that few things of value
are being found among the effects of
the dead. From information receiv-
ed from the company officials coron-
Ter Amos was of opinion that large
7ums OF money would be found IN
the clothes of the foreign miners
nd working upon this supposition
careful search was made of every
garment removed from the body. 1t
was known to be custom of the for
eiguers to carry their money with
them, but the most valuable article
so far found was silver watch in
the pocket of Peter Alexander. who
was removed to the morgue Sunday
afternoon
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1907-12-09
MARRIAGE LICENSE ISSUED

A marriage license mas been issu-
ed at the county clerks Office to
John oscar Kitle. %. and Emma
Davis. 81.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1907-12-09
KINGS DoDY EMBALMED
rnv AnnooIntoa Press. ]

STOCKHOLM. SWEDEN. Dec, 9.
The body of King Oscar has been
embalmed. The funeral will BE
n fortnight.
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Acting Secretary to Mayor.

TO the Citizens of Clarksburg ana
Vicinity:
After receiving the above letter of
aid from the mayor of the grief stricll-
en- town of Monongah, calf on our
good and benevolent citizens to con
tribute all they can to our ,neighbors,
in their hour OF dire need. Let us all
respond with gifts OF money and all
other articles that viii contribute to
their need. This people have been
tried before on similar occasions. and
have not been found wanting. Let
rs make our donations a part Of our
Christmas Offering. Let us help fill
as hest we can. our neighbors' cup Of
happiness in their hour OF distress and
sorrow.
An donations VIII be received ut
any time at the Council Chamber
Court tsrect. and due credit win be
given to the donors. Send them
quickly. that we may aid those people.
Yours respectfully.
LAFAYETTE C, Grille. Mayor,
clarskburg. W. Va, Dec. 3, 1907
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1907-12-09
LIST OF THE
KNOWN DEAD

-AE9NONGAH. Dec. 9-Thr follow
ing are reported among the dead. re-
covered and not recovered:
JOE DEWEY.
DAN DOMICo. JR. l-
DAN DOMICO. -
LEONARD DOMICo. -
SAM DEMARIO.
MIKE DOOLEY
CHARLES DOMICO
FRANK BOUZINE.
CASE BOTTA.
PATSY ALEXANDER.
LORETTA ALEXANDER.
JOS ALEXANDER.
LOSE ABBOTTA. =
MARIE BOGREOLLS
MIKE BONSTSET.
JOE BONASS
PASQ, BATON.
ANDY BATON.
J. B. BASILE.
GEORGE BOSOFF.
JOE BELCASTER.
SAM BELCASTER.
HENRY BURKE.
SAVE BASILE.
JOHN BIONER.
GEORGE BURROuGH.
ANDREW BURROUGH.
MIKE IBELo.
ADOIS MARTIN
]. BOSNER.
FRANK BASILE
RAPEL COUCH.
DON cEMENO.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1907-12-09
TO THE CITIZENS Of GLARKSBURG
Mayor Grille Issues Statement
to Citizens Concerning Re-
lief of Mine Sufferers.

In response to the following letter
received from Mayor w II. Morris. of
Monongah. Mayor L. c. Grille Monday
Issued the subjoined statement to the
citizens of Clarksburg and vicinity:
Monongah. w. Va.
Dec. s, 1907.
Hon. L. c. Grille, Mayor,
Clarksburg, w Va
Dear Sir:-The explosion in Monon-
gah Mines Nos. and is the most
appalling disaster in the history of
American coal mining Industry. Three
hundred and seventysone men have
lost their lives. At least 200 families
are left destitute. Many of our best
men are under the hills, We deeply
appreciate the sympathy CT the peo-
pie of the State, but this will not sat
isry the hungry nor clothe the poorly
clad. VIII you and your Board of
Trade. Aid Societies or kindred organ
izations kindly see that we get i'm
mediate aid from your section of the
State. We hope that you will. Cof-
fee, tea, bread stuffs, meats and the
necessaries of life. clothing and shoes
OF all kinds and sizes win be thank
fully received. Address ali donations
and make all checks payable to W, II.
Morris. Treasurer.
Respectfully.
w. II. MORRIS. Mayor.
BY $. Il. Montgomery,
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1907-12-09
(Staf Representative

MONONGAH, Dec, 9-Nine
more bodies were brought out
of Monongah Mines Nos, 8 and
8 today. There are len more
bodies near the opening of No,
8 and they will be brought out
by 5 or 6 O'Clock.
The bodies recovered today
are as follows;
FROM MINE NO. 6.
JOHN CoNE:1, 10. single: West Mo-
nonGaE.
ANDY sTEE. Jr.. IS, single; West
Mononsah.
X. u. RIFLES, coIored minister, 35,
married; West Monongah.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1907-12-09

West DTopoupab.
RICHARD FARMER. t,oIored
PATRICK nzEARSS 20. married.
East Mouonsah.
ANDREW BiAJFSKA,
VICTOR NEYISKEY, %. single:
MonoEEah
MIKE COFIC. 30. married: West
NIonoHgaH.
FROM Ga'.i oc,2sF t1is ''ra-
ing ehe Do'seS OF John '"nsN' Andy
slee ase = - fyies were taken out
OF Mine Nc . ana the "dies OF Mel
roy NatAi'''' lslehara FARMER Pat
TICK heasH'' andrew haleska and
victor SeV'S"ey were taken out of
vine No
~ MOON Itie D"us oil NIKE conc was
out - -'tne ~ o.
."uL u i"'i 'eh NearHS' VINO
c,Iar,,sh,,rs MI, -, ,,,la ,l.'.S
yI,o Do ,,hnra ~, 80. ~ Y-.,'I'',
,.a.,'. 1r,,o.,,,.,,. a. -, -
MI. 49, r,.tf,I, ,,.,,.s 49,. =. ,,,.
No ,.aa..-,i,,. o,.a,..,,,- - -, -
q, ,.,t. -. 49,, .,,s -. ,c
oo,,or,ro. 80 heaia', So 80 -,
NJ ,5.,4:,,,a.;l,,s .'1
~, -. - ,lIsl0e VI
s,,,..,.,e 'e'
-, ,,.
- ts' - - Nlaiole 'olu
t'e st<1''' rel''t'Sen'itiNe TINS al
'.i., ,.oon ,' s"'a' ',,>e'S al OF t"e ooales'
Win perhaps 'he exception oil te"
IN me reii'otsr parts of the mines will
be brought out within two or three
Gays
IT, ~ ',, 's,',,'ise ",'ne inspees.ns com
80 ,se 80, 80 n,,, - ,u,.as.,., NV 80 par
tho disaster - - ~ - -
The Richard Farmer whose hodv
was taken out of Mine No. is a
was taken out Of Mine No. s, is a
cousin OF Policeman Farmer. Of
Clarksburs His body was buried
here this afternoon.
funerals Arc Held
Between fifteen and twenty funerals
ot victims OF the mine horror We're
"eia M0naay. services were heid over
Sts,.ao si' ~ nIs e..e pouieS %t one 1,ltle.
dioco.a ~ ~ Gn,,s,,,, " ,,,s, ."s .es',ne
rived here rrom w.healInr - nSr,,s.- .S,,,
lister to the sufferers II, = II, ~.
he can tor the relic
commlttec Make
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1907-12-09
VTVF MORE BODIES TAKEN FROM MONONGAFT
MINES MAKING THE TOTAL RECOVERED
Work of Recovering the Dead Goes
On Steadily---AlI Will be Taken
Out in Two or Three Days
Says Malone

vices and have gone 10 work with the
rescuing party with vim and willing
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1907-12-09

Isaac Peters was in wheeling sun
day.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1907-12-09
THE WEATHER

TIle Rcathcr@RaIn tonight and
Tuesday colder.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1907-12-09
FROM MINE NO. s.
FROM MINE MO. 8.

AiIsI.RoY WATKINS. aS. married:
West NIonongah.
RICHARD FARMER, coIored.
PATRICK KEARSS. 50, married: :
East Monongah.
ANDREW B1AJESKA, .
VICTOR NEyIsKEY. 20. single:
MonoEEah.
MIKE CoF4c, a$. married: West
MouoEgah.
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