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Arizona republican., 1907-11-20
ARTICLES OF INCORPORATION

Article l. The name of this corpora tion shall be: The United States Bond and Railway Company.
 Article IL Its purposes shall be to own and operate any and all patents. to construct electric gas, or other mo- tors. to buy. sell. and hypothecate er sonal and real estate. and to conduct any legitimate business. The liabil- ities of this corporations shall not ex- ceed one half its capital stock.
 Article III. It's period of existence shall be 125) twenty-five years from date.
 Article ". Its capital stock shall be two hundred thousand shares of ten dollars each par value.
 Article V. There shall be no person. al liability for the debts of this corpo- ration. on the part of its directors. or 
 Article VI. Its domicile. and its per sonal place of business shall-be Jersey vile. Jersey Co, Hi, and also at Phoe- nix. Arizona Territory. And the Shobe & Embly electric trolley patent its property.
 Article VII. Its officers and board of directors for one year from date shall be, pr. A. A. Shobe, president, 5000O shares; William Embly. vice president. 50000 shares; I. R. Merri- field. secretary. 5OO0o shares; Sylvanus L. Hill treasurer. 5OOO0 shares and shall be elected annually August 10th each year.
 Witness our bands and seals this 10 day of August 1907.
 
 WM.. EMBLY (SeaD
 l. N. MERRIFIELD (SeaD
 $. L.HILL (SeaD State of Illinois
 County of Jersey ss.
 I. Henry A. Shephard. a notary pub lie in and for the said county, in the state aforesaid. do hereby certify that A. A. Shobe, NJ. D. Wm. Embly, I. N. Merrifield, and $. L. Hill. personally known to me to be the same persons whose names are suscribed to. the foregoing instrument, appeared before me this day in person. and acknowl- edged that they signed. sealed and de- livered the said instrument as their free and voluntary act, for the uses and purposes therein set forth.
 Given under my hand and notarial seal this 10th day of August A. D. 1907 (SeaD HENRY A. SHEPPARD.
 Notary Public. My commission expires March 5, 1908. Territory of Arizona
 County of Maricopa ss.
 l, C. F. Leonard, county recorder in and for the county and territory afore- said. hereby certify that have com pared the foregoing copy with the original Articles of Incorporation of The United States Bond and Railway Company filed and recorded in my of- flee on the 4th day of Sept. 1907, in Book No. of Interpretations, at Page and that the same is a full. true and correct copy of such original and of the whole thereof.
 Witness my hand and seal of office this 4th day of Sept 1907 (SeaD c. F. LEONARD, County Recorder. Filed in the office of the Territorial Auditor of the territory of Arizona. this 5th day of September A. D., 1907. at 10 a. m. at request of Hamilton & Hamilton, whose post office address is Nati' nal Bank Building. Jerseyville Illinois ADOLPH w. LAUTZ,
 Acting Territorial Auditor
Arizona republican., 1907-11-20

to both students and professors as the moral up-lift and encouragement which the interest, stimulate both 10 greater eXertion. And parents of young men ready for college cannot get better recommndat ation for a local institution. than the approval of men familiar with it. who have been educated in Amer ica's leading university.
 The replies to invitations to the din ner which have been received by the secretary indicate not only large. but also enthusiastic meeting. sand>>assure this years dinner a great success. As there may till be some men who have not yet been reached, the club would be pleased to have them communicate with c. L. Jones. secretary, at Silver bell. so that their names may not be omitted from the list.
Arizona republican., 1907-11-20
JOHN E. LEWIS
 MASSUER.

With Castle-Hot Springs Co, season 95-S6- Instructor in physical culture Vapor and Turkish baths. Rheuma- tism speciality. 43 w. Washington St. Phone Red 967.
Arizona republican., 1907-11-20

are also, a number of anchors dropped at proper distances with cables made fast to the chain. to give greater sta- bility." No British ship passed this iron barrier. With it's aid West Point became the strongest military post in America-so strong that treachery was tried when force of arms had failed.
 When Benedict Arnold was plotting the surrender of West Point he wrote Andre and said: T have ordered that a link be removed from the great chain and taken to the smith for re- pair" The chain, however. remained in place till the end of the war. and links of it are still to be seen in the museums of Albany, West Point. New burg and of New York City.
Arizona republican., 1907-11-20
IHE LORDS SABBA1h
 A DfFINlIE DAY
Mir. Thurston Applies Four Tests to
 the Authenticity of the Seventh Day.

The law itself; the giving of the mama for forty years in the wilder ness; the example of our divine Lord of the Sabbath; and all the reliable testimony since the days of our Savior, all prove beyond successful controversy that Gods Sabbath is particular. and definite day. one and only one; and any other day to claim any right to rank with it. must have;
 l. Gods rest upon it.
 ?. This rest upon it must follow six days of Gods labor in the creation of this world.
 3. And the blessing must be of the same kind as given to the seventh day.
 I. The sanctity must be coupled to it as it was fixed upon the seventh day Sabbath.
 We now will venture to examine the Sunday Sabbath and see if it stands the test. If it does not, it is no Sab bath of God. for the Sabbath of God was made by divine acts>alone.
 l. Did God rest upon the first day? No, He worked upon it. Thus We see the Sunday-Sabbath does not stand even the first test. To God, 1t is a working day.
 ?. As God must work six days be- fore His Sabbath could be made, and as He did work the first six days of creations week. the Sunday-Sabbath again fails to stand test number two
 3. And God blessed the seventh day and sanctified it because that in it He had rested" Gen. 2:3. Can the Sun day-Sabbath claim any blessing of this kind and attached to it in this manner? It is no where to be found.
 f. Can the Sunday rest day claim any sanctity because that on 1t God rested? IL cannot: And therefore we
Arizona republican., 1907-11-20
aoti, ns 5uccseos LIko suS-rs.
LeadilgSpecisliSt
 IN CHROME DISEASES

He has ths confdens, and patronage Of th' leading businesS nec
 and m st proninsu: citizess of Arizone. Tbs
New-York tribune., 1907-09-27
AMERICAN LEAGUE STANDING.

Cleveland shut out the Yankees IN the last
game of the season between the mines at Amer
ican League Park yesterday. by a score Of to O..
The cold weather evidently had It's effect In
keeping down the attendance. fer only q small
crowd the struggle.
Berger pitched for the westerners, and only one
ninth inning when Elberreld. who was sent in
to bat for Chesbro. made a single. In almost
every inning the Yankees went out In one, two.
three order. and 1t was not until the fifth inning
that of them reached first on a base on
balls.
The fielding of the visitors was snappy, al
though two errors were charged against them,
which did no harm. Fourteen hits were made off
Chesbro's delivery. A punching OF them. IN the
first two and last two innings gave the Maps
an easy victory. Bell, the recruit, who COW
cred first base, made one of the two errors
charged against the Yankees. but he made sew
eral good plays that called forth applause. One
was difficult one handed catch Of hot liner.
Only in two innings did the Yankees have
a chance to score. In the fifth inning. Moriarity
was sent to first on four wide ones. got to Sec
ond on Bells out and then took third on wild
pitch. He stayed there. however. In the ninth
inning Elberfeld, first TO the bat, sent out q
single. Keeler then hit TO Turner, who in his
haste to make double play threw badly to La
joie. with the result that both runners were safe.
Ball. next up, struck out and Chase and Mori-
arity sent out flies which ended all hope.
In the first inning the Maps" made two runs
which were more than enough TO give them the
game. with Flick out Bradley sent out q two
bagger and scored on Turner's single. single
by Clarke allowed Turner to tally The score
follows:
New-York tribune., 1907-09-27
NEW AUTO MARK LIKELY,
ban Fast Cars Entered an g4-Hour
Race at Norris Park.

Preparations complete for the automobile
meeting at Morris Park to-day and TO- morrow
under the auspices Of the Morris PARK Motordro,ne
Club The unusually large list of entries the fast
field OF cars and daring drivers have aroused great
enthusiasm, and a big crowd should be in attend
ence.
Many wagers placed along automobile row
last night and Interest in the twenty four hour
race is at fever heat. BENIN. winner Of the last
twenty-foUr-hour race at Morris Park, and Knep-
per, the driver of the Frayer-Miler cal. hot
favorites. The twice -around-the-clock race will
start this evening and continue until tomorrow
night with short interInission in the afternoon.
The big oval will be brilliantly illuminated fer the
night racing. The track Is In good condition and a
new record O; at least twelve hundred miles is
looked for.
Tie revised LIST cf entries and cclors for the long
race follow:
Renault, 35-45 horsepower. Bernin and La Croix
tcerise); Lozier. As horsepower. Michener and Null
ford Cwhite}; Lozier. 20 horsepower. srnelser and
Lnkroum twhite); De Dietrich, 50 horsepower,
George Mack and Thomas McMann (dark blue);
Matheson. 80 horsepower, James B. RyalI 0ight
tight red}; Frayer-Niller. 50 horsepower, Harry
kuepper ttan}; Packard. 90 horsepower, Wailie
Owen Qight blue: Welcb 90 horsepower Tr,Iwln
and Greenwood Qavenderl: Simplex, 90 horsepower
George Robertson and Al Poole (purple): Allen
Kingston, 60 horsepower, A. l. Campbell (maroon);
Fiat. 81 horsepower. Emanuel Cedrino Cviolet): +:
Studepaker. 50 horsepower, Holm and Ditmar eight
Yellow; Darraeq. 30 horsepower. Wallace and Hume
(yellow); Dafracd. 30 horsepower Griffith and
MccUlla Ceilow): Motobloc SpS5 horsepower, Gill
iurd and Block (orange): Holis-Royce, 20 horse
power, Burne and Fuller tpinl) Stcarns. 80 horse
power, Guy Vaughan tgreen): Stearns 30 horse
power, Arthur Warren light green, and italia 40
horsepower, Charles Zumbach (gray).
The fact that there are eight foreign and twelve
American cars entered lends an international tone.
-Four countries will be represented-Iinited States
France, Italy and England. The big race will
start at o'clock tonight. Preceding this begin
ming at O'Clock. there viii be interesting contests
at shorter distances.
The programme includes q special for Ford
Tunabouts, a ten-mile contest over the Allen road
course for gasoene cars Of 6h-inch bore or less a
E,-a-, ffn
race. with two women n each cab; record trials
and match races by the Hotchkiss. DerracQ and
other big cars. and twenty-fve-rniie motordrome
championship, in which majority OF the twenty
four-hour cars will line Up ct the tape.
New-York tribune., 1907-09-27
YALE 4THLETTC REPORT.
Football Proftdble-Reservc Fund
amounts to SI23.4Ig.

New Haven, Sept s6-Atflleticp at Yale Iyrver-
sity for the ended September l. 1906, accord
ing to re )rt given out to-day by the finance
committee of the Yale Financial Union net.ed an
increase Of $4,000 In the four major branches as
compared with the receipts for the previous year
While the financial year ends IN September the
annual report of the F1nancia! Onion is not COM
for the fact that to-days report is for 1906 Foot
ball showed a gain Of $4,000.
The finance committee, consisting Of Henry a.
Sargent, Theodore s. Woolsey and Walter Camp
In its review OF the year points out considerable
saving IN expenses, as compared with the previ.
year, due to various reforms. From the bal
sheets these figures taken:
Baseball, receipts s22 4o6; expenses s1sse1; boat
club receipts STOPS; expenses. s15Ie3; football
citation (for general sports. etc., receipts 81
expenses. sl2. .653 appropriation to Yale gymnasium
$1,000; Yale Field. receipts. $685. expenses. 81 l2o
The balance carried forward is $4,000. The re-
fund, which eventually will be devoted 70 n
new bon'h use and improvements at the field is
sl234l9. From the separate accounts some
of the figures follows: Football. Columbia
game, s5.5Ss: Harvard game. s35.s54 Princeton
game. s2S.16l. The training table cost az 7ss.
travelling s2217: streetcar fares 1898: carrtaxea
ss4e sporting goods. 3.413; hotels and meals ss .
4s4; doctors and medicine s43; trophies and prizes
81 o0e: rubhers, alcohol rubbers etc. 81 00s.
clippings $500; administration. salaries etc 81 7ss
For the crew the subscriptions amounted To sa sa
and the observation train netted $1eos The ex.
penses yere twice the amount Of receipts II, addi
ton TO $4,000 paid OF on the Gales Ferry ous rters
mortgage
From the baseball accounts II is sssn th.. ,h.
Princeton game brought IN se.2l3 and the EarvarS
game ss,es2 The truck athletics at Harvard na,te6
slos3
New-York tribune., 1907-09-27
PLAY ON MANY COURTS.
Conneu Beats Bassford IN Fast
Match-Other Results.

william II. ConnsIl won his place In the semi
final round Of the championship singles on the
street and Manhattan avenue. yesterday. IN
tanning this position he defeated Abraham Bass
ford, 1r, In three hoty contested sets during the
last of which Bassford was twice within a point
OF the match, but was unable to score the winning
acc because Of ConneIrs good shots down the lines.
Connell played q fast and steady driving game
throughout and won by the score OF 2--S. e-S.
&c. The summary follows:
Mems shampionshie si1fiss enrss rouaA>-Reosrt n
Second roune-Robsrt T. Bryan dsfsated f. r. Banks.
6-l, 6-1 Abraham Bassford, 1r., dsfsatsd Robert H.
Beckiey. So. 60.
Third round-williaM H. Connsll Asfsassd Abraham
BaBsford. jr. Pc, 6-3 S-&
Enlivened by some excellent work. the contests
In the open tournament Of the Westchester Lawn
Tennis Club narrowed down to two players In DR..
William Rosenbaum and Robert Townsend yester-
day. The former met Joseph Condou In his ssmi-
final match and won 1T 7-6. 9-S. s-t Robert
Townsend made quick work OF his sem1-anal
match. In this he volleyed and smashsd through
hao snooqnkA oaHy& ana .lASo1to6 \ 0aeon1a8ae;
New-York tribune., 1907-09-27
DISPOSITION OF U. p. BONDS.

representative Of Kuhn. Loeb & Co. said yes
terday that the report that S2oooooo Union Pacific
convertible bonds had been sold in Europe since
the dissolution of the syndicate which undsrwrots
the SIS 10000 issue was probably exaggerated. He
said however, that a considerable amount Of the
bonds had been taken abroad When the syndt-
cate. which was headed by Kuhn. Loeb & CO.. dis
solved by limitation. 1t was understood that only
about s50o.oo0 of the bonds had been disposed OF.
including thoss subscribed for by the stockholders
leaving about so.oooOO OF the issue be distrin-
uted among the Individual members OF the syndi-
cate. The bonds were underwrittsn by the syndi-
cate at S. They sold yesterday on the Stock Ex-
change for between s7n and S.. The price paid for
them BY ths foreign investors could not be- learned
New-York tribune., 1907-09-27

Advertising golfers forgot all about the agate rule
and contracts when they gathered at the Dun
yvoodie Country Club yesterday for days outing.
the programme calling for handicap best ball four
somes In the morning and handicap singles In the
afternoon Two pairs tied for the low net prize In
tbe four-paIl affair. w. w Harris and H P
Fvaus had Ss-l7-u. while John Parker and c. A.
Porter returned loi--so-I. They tossed up and the
former team won. The best gross score went 10
the credit OF H. W Keep and G. 3. Martin. with s4.
In the afternoon Thomas Cochrane won first met
pri.e with s6go-76. and 8. Robert, Won the second
with es-1s-7S W. Z. Conklyn won gross a,onors
with o. closely followed oy c. Wilson. with g. II
was the first time good many Of the contestants
had ever played over the Dunwoodie course, which
improves acquaintance
Ftftv-odd entries have been received for the an
nuaI channpionship tournament Of the East Jersey
Golf League to be held to-day and tomorrow over
the links Of Canoe Brook Country Club. Only those
Who have competed I'm three team matches under
.be leagues auspices eligible to compete for
individual honors. but as to give all chance
.o play a cup has been presented fer those holding
Y,ernbershp IN clubs In the league.
rhe clubs are the South Orange Field Club.
Forest Hiil Field Club Glen Ridge Golf Club. Rose
vile Golf Club. Suburban Club, OF Elizabeth. and
,he Canoe Brook Country Club.
There will be e!ghteen-hoe medal play qualify
ing round this morning, and those making the best
eight scores IN each division win continue at
match play. There win also oe handicap Co
morrow open to all league msmners.
New-York tribune., 1907-09-27
GRANDF4THERS 1T COLE,
Big Field at 4pascamis-Day off
for AdUertising Mem.

Forty-two cards were returned IN the thirty-six-
hole handicap for players ffty-hve years old or
yesterday at the Apawarns Club. DIR. C. A.
Morrow the cup for the best net score OF ths
morning with ee-30-73. and J. d. Foot the similar
prize in the afternoon with 81. The winners OF
the gross score prizes were DR.. Carl Martin, III,
and W. II. Brown, of Philadelphia, 1S. Two cups
for the best net scores went to e C. Converse and
DR.. William Jarvie. H p. Dixon OF the Wailing-
ford Golf Club holed full iron shot for on the
home green The cards were:
New-York tribune., 1907-09-27
'TROTTING CHOICES YIN.
Major DeImar Trots Fast Nile, but
Fails against Record.

Columbus, Ohio, Sept. 26.-Pronounced favorites
swept the Grand Circuit racing card to-day, but
from speculative standpoint, the day was the
quietest of the meeting. Major Delmsr made an
assault on the track trotting record of 20s made
last year by Sweet Marie but failed. lie tired
perceptibiy in the stretch. His time 2:o4ls WAS
however. the best made by trotter on any track
this year.
General Watts dropped heat of the Horse Re
view Futurity TO Miss Densmore by making oreaK
on the backstretch. He trotted eii the way in the
fourth heat and won in good time.
The Leading Lady the two-year-old DIVISION
OF this Futurity, and to favor1te Ihe
race for the place between Justo and ORC Lahnperl
was keen and hard fought
George G. and Angus Pointer were favorites tor
the 2:05 trot and free-for-all pace. Neither was
eN er in trouble The middle mile by Angus Pointer
in 2:03 is Ne fastest of the meeting for PAGERS
Lady Maud c. got the final heat Of the diminished
2:09 pace from Elesis, having to make record OF
2:061s to do co. There WILL be Eve races to- morrow
and four Saturday. The summaries follow:
New-York tribune., 1907-09-27

81 s-love The winners viii meet IN the cnai
round on Saturday afternoon and the doubles VIII
hold the courts to-day
While Edwin p. Larned the winner of tbs
New Jersey State lawn tennis championship In sin
giles and Theodore Roosevelt Pell and Robert L.
Roy In doubles the scores originally announced
fron, the Arorristown Field Club were wrong Lar
ned defeated Anderson. 6-t. So. SIS. S-4. and
Peu and lie Roy defeated ". g Grant and r n
Palmer s--s. Is. SIS. s-s, SIS.
H NJ Walker and A. ". Warden reached ths
fnaI round Yesterday In the handicap tournament
at the Richmond County Country Club. In the
semi-finai round A W. Warden. minus half Is. de-
feated H A Davis. minus half Is, 6-4. rs. and
H NJ Walker. scratch. defeated J. D. Pen minus
half So rs, SIS, S-1.
New-York tribune., 1907-09-27
LAST TRIP ON PROVIDENCE LINE

tween New York and Boston by way OF Providence
will be discontinued for the AFTER Saturday
September 2s The closing trips will a follows:
From Providence on Friday. September n; from
New York Saturday. September "a.
New-York tribune., 1907-09-27
DAY LINE BOSTON ExcuRs,on

On October the Hudson River Day Line will
send out fss annual autumn New England tour in
cluding the Hudson River. Albany. the Berkshire.
Boston, Newport and Fail River Lima steamers
The cost for the tour will be S.
New-York tribune., 1907-09-27
NATIONAL LEAGUE.
Pittsburg Beats Boston IN the Only
Game Played.
NATIONAL LEAGUE GAMES TO-DAY
Boston at Pitt.burs.
RESULTS OF GAMES YESTERDAY
ttSoutEs Boston,
New York rs. Sc. Louis fcold vreather1
NATIONAL LEAGUE STANDING

oniy one game was played in che National League
yesterday, Pittsburg defeating Boston hv n sro-s
OF to 4 The winning was made in the sew
enth inning. on single by Leach a PASSED bail
ana ht by wagner The Giants were scheduled
to play at st. Louis but owing 10 cold weather the
contest was postponed. The Brooklyn eeme at
Cncago was put of until Sunday. when the teams
VIII meet n a double header
New-York tribune., 1907-09-27
PTTTsBURo. o; BOSTON. &


Toronto. Ont. Sept 2s.-Toronto won the second
game Of series with Columbus to-day by a score
Of Z 10 . The Eastern Leaguers appeared out
class their American opponents, and were never In
trouble. The score by innings follows:
n II r.
Toronto...............o q l Q l o s-I 10 2
Columbus O. 9 =
Bateries-Torouto Rudolph and Carrisan Columbus.
Hail ani Blue UmpToS-owens and Kane
New-York tribune., 1907-09-27
Racing Baseball Troting Golf Other Sports
MOTOR BOAT CARNIVAL.
The Irene Shoes Speed, but Has No
Opposition ON Hudson.

With the Dixie breaking down and the Dew not
starring the feature Of the fourth day of the Motor
1ooat Club OF Americas carnival dwindIed into a
runaway for ]. f. Alexander's Irene on the Hud-
son River yesterday. She covered a thrty-mile
course in the good time Of f:15:07 1t the
md DAVIS racing for the international worlds
cbarnpionstfp at thirty miles. The winner did not
start In the leg that was won by the Dew on
"Wednesday The two boats are, therefore, tied in
the race for the trophy with three points each
The Dixie has two points The last race OF the
series will be decided to-day.
In the race for the national championship which
was also at thirty miles, the X. p D. ". c. again
showed q clean pair OF heels to the Skedaddle and
the Speedway. The last nainsd proke GOWN anu
did not finish.
championship. In the other classes the boats raced
stbject to measurement, and so 1t was impossible
to name the winner. The Alabama the Beidame
and the Aquila were tho first boats home In their
respective classes.
The one nautical mile championship
postponed and there will be attempt to off
the event until Saturday morning. The summary
follows:
INTERNATIONAL. WORLDS CHAMPIONSHIP
COURSE 90 MILES-sTARr 225 P. NJ
Elapsed Corrected
Boat sas oEn,. .., 33.5 5IS,s; H1s's, H%.s
Dlxie T. j. Schroeder ....... Broke down.
NATIONAL. CHAAIPIONSHIP-coURsB 80 MILES
START 22o P. VI.
X D G. Jacob segel.-- s:4o:2s 1:2o:2s I:2o:2a
skedsddlo. H. n Barnch 8:4s:10 I:2s:1o I:21 40
INTERSTATE cHAMPIoNsHIP-coURsE 20 MILES
START els p. N.
Elapsed
Sparrow c. J. Swain ............- 3:47:6g 1:32:53
r. J. 4:oS42 AZ
4:34:ll 2:i0:l1
Orioie c. D. Orcutt .....,............. Not timed
speedway II, c. l. Seabury e:332 S:os;33
MOTOR YACHT CfIAMPIONSHIP-COURSE % MILES
START 2:1o p. NJ.
Alabama, J. II Hoadley ............ 4:os:5< 1:5S:4
Wanderlust. Ia J. Steiner .......-... 4;I53T 2:05:37
Mao II, Dr. Oppenheimer. 4:46:i8 2:3t:16
CABIN LAUNCH CHAATPIoNSH1P-COURSE5 % MILES
START EOS P. NJ.
Beldame. W. P. Foss .............. 1:46:16
Ailsa Craig, j. Craig, jT...........- 4lS14 2:13:I4
CLASS L CHAMPIoNSHIP-coURsB 20 MILEs-
START 2 P. NJ.
Aquiia r. G. Ailnett ..-.--......... tf604 2:I6:0i
Idler, J. J. Anory ......-.......-.. 425:4S
iaaco 7. W Purdyp.. 433JI 2:33:1I
Kitty, T. d. 0heen 437t5 2:37:45
juliet, r Qaeriug ,..........,.s.s.. S8sO0 2;3sO5
The Rose. G. Ludwig <65&1 2:J6:4
New-York tribune., 1907-09-27
.Batte. for chss. In ninth inning.

Cleveland ...--..............-2 0 %
New York. rk...-.--.-..--.--.---V o o o o o 90
Twc-base ht-Bradley. Three-hs>e htH-F1iek. Clarke
Lsioe- Sacrifice hit-Berger: First base errors
Cleveland, 1: New York. - Left bascs-Sew York
4; C1evelan! 10 Struck outBy Chesbo, 8; by Berger
4. Hit by pitched bal-Bv Chesbro. /. Wild pitches
Berger. !; Chesbro. /. Time of gans i:32 Empire
Sheridan.
New-York tribune., 1907-09-27

what time Will you Be homo tonight dearr
aueried the good wffs. as her husband WAS start
Ing downtown.
Grossly.
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