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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1907-01-21
1NTERsEcT1oNAL COMPETITIONS.

The action OF the Western college conference
representatives at the meeting in Chicago a few
days ago in voting down the proposed modfca-
tons OF the big mines" drastic athletic laws
puts an end, in all probability, to the football
game between the universities OF Pennsylvania
and Chicago. Negotiations for the game were
pending, subject 70 the action of the conference
IN increasing the number Of games from five to
seven. AS the colleges making up the big
nine must still be content with 1--WE games,
Chicago VIII hardly come East to play Pennsyl-
vania. This IS cause for regret as II would
have furnished another step toward the closer
relationship which is slowly but surely growing
up between the college athletic bodies Of both
lions between the leading university teams Of
the East and the West not a novelty, but
they are the exception rather than the rule
Wisconsin has added 10 the interest OF the in
tercOllegiate regatta at PoughkeepEie by COM
ing East 10 row. while the football game last
fall between Michigan and Pennsylvania was
one Of the features Of the season. The trip Of
the Carlisle Indians through the West was also
good for the sport. Meetings are more numer-
Gus IN the minor sports, and these are growing
in popular favor Intersectonal competitions,
like international competitions. tend 10 develop
and broaden out and make for better feeling,
There viii be two intersectional football games
next fall, as Pennsylvania VIII go West to play
a return game with Michigan. while the Indians
will also line up against Wisconsin, but these
Will hardly make up for the loss OF the Chicago
Pennsylvania game Still. intersectional COM
petitions in the major sports increasing and
this is cause for cOngratulation.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1907-01-21
MANY ENTRIES FOR COLUMBIA GAMES

Universities. colleges high schools and ele
mentary schools VIII be well represented at the
indoor carnival OF the Columbia University Athletic
Association which is TO be held at Madison snuera
Garden on Friday evening; In the IiOS yards pri-
yate school relay race, entries have been recays5
from all the larger schools in the East ar,oya
them being Pratt Institute. ST. Paul's School Tsn
Ienary Collegiate Institute. Newark Acaden11,
Xavier Preparatory, New York Military Acadernyy
Fingry school, fordham Preparatory and many
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1907-01-21
TRoTTINSG AND PACING.

The decision OF the New York Driving Club
90 hold an open trotting meeting at the Empire
City track, near YOnhers. next August. has been
hailed with delight by those interested in light
harness racing. For reasons hard 10 under
stand, New York hOrsemen have had 20 go aheld
for several years 10 enjoy their favorite sport
and public interest has waned. Il should not
take long 10 build that interest up again, how
ever IL the New York Driving Club Will con-
tinue 90 work along the lines now begun. Il is
planned 20 offer such liberal purses that the
meeting win attract the best horses which race
fn the Grand Circuit. II this IS carried out the
meeting viii assume an importance second 10
none. The absence OF any big trotting meeting
IN the metropolitan district has been a distinct
drawback. Last year the New York Driving
Club held ten matinees, and in all probability
the number win be increased 70 fifteen this year
that there viii be no lack OF entertainment
for those who get their chief pleasure in trot-
ting and pacing
The dates FOR the Grand Circuit meetings an
nOunced last week have met with general ap-
proval. Those for Cincinnati and Memphis late
IN the season, are considered extremely doubt
fus but otherwise the schedule viii be adhered
10 uniSss something unforeseen arises. The cleo
ton OF j. Id johnson president OF the Grand
Circuit stewards, in the place OF D. ]. Campau,
who declined Prediction, was well received Mr.
johnson is well qualified 20 perform the duties
OF the Office, and under his guidance the sport is
bound 20 prosper.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1907-01-21
CITY NEWS IN BRIEF.

Mrs. Jessie Pick. OF No. as West 18th street.
had her husband Demetri Pick. who lives in Brook
lyn. In the Harlem police court yesterday on a
charge OF stealing painting from her, valued az
5000. Pick said he bought the painting In London
and paid g for H.. He said. however, that ne was
willing TO give 70 back to his wife IL Magistrate
Mayo said so. Pick has until tomorrow 20 re-
turn IL.
Henry Harmon Nelll real estate editor OF 'The
Evening Mall" will speak on Real Estate News
before the real estate school OF the West sde
Young Mems Christian Association. No. 80 West
9th street. next Tuesday evening.
Congregational churches OF fOrty-six states will
be represented az meeting of the board OF dilsc-
tors. secretaries and superintendent OF the Con-
sregational Home Missionary Society to be held n
tfronNville. beginning on Wednesday and contAou-
ins until sunday.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1907-01-21
CHESS.

Chess lovers are on the tiptoe OF expectation
IN anticipation OF the coming match between
DR. Enamel LaslScr and Frank J. Marshall for
the worlds championship The FIRST game OF
the match VIII be played IN this city on satllr-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1907-01-21
AUTOMOBILE TRADE NOTES.

The White Company has Just issued FOR free Gis-
tribution TO all motorists Route Book No 2 which
gives complete and detailed road directions from
New York 70 the jamestown Exposition Norfolk
Va Included In the book are the routes 10 aud
from such important cities as Philadelphia. Lam
caster, Gettysburg, Harrisburg. Reading Hagers-
Town. Winchester, ETC., comprising in ali moro
than eleven hundred miles OF road. Every fur1 N
the road, every fork where the tourist might hest
tate as 20 which way to is accurately described
and It's mileage given Copies OF this book as well
as white Route Book No. l. may be obtained az
any OF the offices OF the White Company or al
way.
Those who visited the salesroOms Of the welcb
Motor Car Company, Nos. 1871 and 1873 Broadway
last week, were pleased with the new 1907 model ~
the WEIGH touring car. Many took trial r,dea
through Central Park. and the with which fbe
Weich machine could climb the steepest hills
without changing speed delighted the guests
Herbert II. Lyle. who drove the Pope-ToIedo
racer in the Vanderbilt Cup elimination race last
fali. and Joe Judge senior chauffeur for the A G.
isouthworth Company. metropolitan agents for all
me Pope automobiles vino were both arrested last
week for exceeding the speed limit viii be ar
lsl&nea TINS morning IN General Sessions
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1907-01-21
COLLEGE FOOTBALL.

Professor L. NJ. Dennis, OF Cornell chairman
OF last years football rules committee, has
ISSUED call for meeting in this city on Friday
Of the members OF the old committee made up
OF representatives from Yale. Harvard, Penn
sylvania. Princeton, Cornell, Chicago and An
napolis. and the committee recently elected by
the intercollegiate Athletic Association Of the
United States. An amalgamation Of the two
committees again this year seems assured. as the
most friendly feeling exists. No time will be
lost in playing politics. the case a year
ago, and the work VIII begin at once OF con-
eldering what changes. If any, shall be made in
the rules as they stand. In all probability
not more than one or two sessions at the most
will be necessary. as the feeling is general that
the code needs little revision this year.
The committee builded better than il knew last
winter, and the game was not only saved as an
intercollegiate sport, but proved more interest
ing from whatever standpoint viewed, than ever
before. II came out Of the slough OF despOnd
and rose to height that made IL once more the
most popular OF all college sports. So much has
been written and said about the new code and
ats workings that IL seems unnecessary TO re
view again all that the rules accomplished
toward opening up the game. freeing ii from
the dangerous and deadly dull close formation
plays and purging IL from the unfair and I'M
epOrtsmanlike tactics which almost sealed its
doom. A word must be said, however, in favor
OF no material changes for another year at
least. Such a policy advocated in this
column before the season fairly over, and
since then many prominent coaches and players
have argued in favor of letting well enough
alone until such time the new code can be
thoroughly tried out, condition that was i'm
possible In one short season. The playing time
should be increased from thirty minutes to
thirty-hve or even forty minutes and some
minor changes in the wording OF a few of the
rules could be made 20 advantage 10 make it
impossible 70 misconstrue but otherwise the
rules should be left they are. Judging from
what can be learned IN talking 20 various mem
bers OF the rules committee no radical CHANGES
VIII be made, although some viii be adva need
I'M. .ar. -. L..
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1907-01-21

sanFrarssuu F F4a; ea S'~s.; i ots Jaissal
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1907-01-21

TIC HhHuAI HleelIIlB OF lII0 DyAeI -Hra'IU" NfUIK
Club will be held at the Hamilton Club on Sat
urday. February 2. &c p. AT this time the
following names Will be presented for election as
governors:
Daniel Chauncey, James Edward Way. Horace c.
pu Val. William II. Thurston. Howard 7. Walden
Howard F. Whitney. James L. Taylor. Clark
basco. William p. Rhett Frederick B. Ffske, John
Lee Thomas Hovenden and John B. Holland.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-08-14
HE WHOM NONE NIOURNS

mess and loneliness crept into his
tones and yibratea over the rattle
nf the traia II was depressing. So
we sat uhefc again in silence.
suddenly a ripping tearing noise
came duly 90 our ears. aud a VIC
lent shock threw as against the end
81 the car
That's head-on collision" I
said. as VIC clambered out into the
anpw and plunged our way forward
90 where heap ~ blssing wreck
age blocked the track.
The westbound flyer. way behind
schedule. had run into as IN the
storm. The tao engines we're fused
into mass 81 sizzling twisted steel
and passenger cars we're piled upon
them In snilntercd heaps.
Groans. fhrieks and the harrow.
INK noises mingled plaiutiyely with
the cutting wind
The Third Party stood beside me.
In the glare Of the burning Pile
got my FIRST good look at him az
be- stared into the wreck. Ills face
was young but hard. deuoed hard:
he was poorly clad for such wealth.
ef, and shiYcred as he rammcd his
hands down into his coat pockets
The men were busy pulling tho
broken timbers away and dragging
the victims out. They uncovered a
woman lying on her side way down
under a heap ~ wood and iron. Oc.
casionally cloud OF steam filled
the hole she stirred. then scream
ed with pain as the scaldiuE steam
developed her.
As II touched by a live wire tho
Third Party iumped into the smoke
and ] saw him backing down into
/ the wreck beside the woman. He
ugged az her but her feet were fast
and his efforts were OF no avail.
Then the steam came again. and
/ be pushed his body back over her
and took upon his own flesh the
helliah punishment outpourlng from
the wrecked engine.
The woman squirmed. looked up
lat him, put one arm around his neck
and drew lis head down TO her own
I've soon strange things. but never
love.making under such circum-
stances
But the men were working and
had pried loose the umbers which
+ pinned he. limbs fast 20 the wreck.
They dragged her out Then thov
snatched ont the Third Party. /
saw his scared flesh as they pulled
him through the snow.
Buck up. old pal, | said. kneel.
Ing beside him; you're some good
yet"
Reside me crouched the woman.
and she strokcd his face with her
hands.
Jim" sho said. "oh, Jim. I've al.
ways loved YOU, Jim. Jim. look at
me
lie didn't talk. for a dead man
don't talk much. and when she saw
that he WIS dead she tainted.
Just then a fellow came running
Wildly alung the track. blood
streaming from a cut IN his head.
MY wlfo," he yelled. Good God.
where Is my wifeG" lie saw the
PROSTATE form of the woman and
solzing Il dragged her away
I don't know whore they buried
the Third Party, for he was an uu.
known; but wherever his grave may
be Chat woman will find It aud cry
above Il.
No one spoke when the detective
finished his story, The city roared
lor was aslll. as traffic flowed fitfully
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-08-14
WEALTHY DOCTORS WIFE WON'T BELIEVE
SOCIETY WOMANS CHARGE AGAINST HIM
(ssal,ls Star rselusIvs ssrgI.

Seattle Star Exclusive serviee.l
LOUISVILLE. ~. Aug a.
tho law wont punish Dr. Boone
will" declares The husband ~ Mrs
Julia Mali. ~. Who charges that
she Was attacked az her homo By
tho wealthy physician
~ Boone. assistant Huperinicud
ent % the Methodist Sunday school
under arrest for the alleged attack
on Mrs Hail society leader. de-.
ciarca be ia Innocent Of any wrong
90 the young woman
six months aEo ] rented one Of
nay houses to Hall and bis wife.
said roone Thursday. and che day
che alleged assault took place was
the first time ! bad been IN the
house ] entered az the request Of
Mrs Hail 10 attend " some repairs
WA not in the house more Than
three minutes sad our Conversation
was confined 10 the repairs"
y knoM my husband il innocent
said Mrs Boone. mother Of his four
children
Dr Boone. who "a as. and the
Rcaithicat man in town. has been a
praeilclng physician for ~ years.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-08-14
DO YOU REMEMBER "MOLIIE DARLING"
THE MOST POPULAR SONG or ALL I?

Seattle stars Exclusive Ssrvleel
MT VICTORIA. O., Aug. l4.--"li
Many arigh Of tender recollection
went 10 all over tho country tho
other day. when the death Of Col.
VIII s.. Hays. AZ his home 10 Louis.
Vile. was announced.
who Of the older generation does
not recall the ulAplo melody and
The homely, touching words 81 COT
Hays famous song, "Mpllie, Oar
ilng"1 Twenty or twenty-five years
ago Il WAS far and away the most
popular song IN existence. More
than 1000 00D copies ~ II were
sold Asuatiou sang A. Who does
not recall the tender lines.
"Tos me, dsrlinR. that You love me;
liaepy may you ever be,
When you'sc dreaming. Mollio. dar
ling.
Don't forget 30 dream 81 me-
Col. lays wrote many poem
ana many a song. both words and
bat none ever approached IN
popularity the plaln1Ye Nellie.
Darling" Here are the first HtaHzo
and choruai
Won't you tell me. Mollie darling,
That you love none else bat me
For ! love you. Mollie. dwalinR,
You are an The world 20 me.
Oh. tell me. darling. that you loee
met
Pit your little hand In mine.
Take my heart. sweet Mollie, dar
ling.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-08-14
TO HOUSE
MARKET

COuncilisan Rsyella /.
session Of plans drawn d. \, - =
Goodwin Real Estate coms y y =
the erecting Of bulldluy~ y. y
place. 30 BE- used BY - = re
market when the rainy 49, gss'A
heis TO- thus. continuing 4. as -
porWy quarters through ~ -
ter The matter WIN cosns -
fore The council A. a sss,'.e >
dit1nce win have 10 BE- pas.ss 2. =
ting aside the building Co.. 60. "
which make Il lmpoaalbIs ~.
porary frame struetures
Kind proposed. 10 be eFeesss =
business district. =
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-08-14
u srtRLlne segson.

We three sat in the darkness
while che train pounded her way
acroas the frozen plains Of North
Dakota. AZ We cFouched IN the
corner Of the box car We could hear
the snow sting the boards AZ the
wind frpla Canada blew down over
the country
kaa endeavorinR 70 familiarixe
myself with the workings Of q band
u hob0ea which had tempered with
our switches and looted freight
trains one 81 ua was a wanderef
beating bis way back East from
the Oregon lumber country and the
other cou.dut quite make out III
call him the Third Parity
ITS a bad night" remarked.
Fierce. said Oregon. II ever
get nome 40 more % this for mine.
where 90 you bail from. strang.
err he asked the THIRD Party
had caught but a momentary
glimpse us the Third Party in the
gilmmerlng light Of a match ] light.
ed when ! entered the car. and bad
not then been able 90 see his feat.
urea OreFons question vas i'm.
pertinent. "a say the least and ]
wondered what manner OF man vas
he 90 whom Il was addressed
Tho Third Party took no oifcnse.
lie laughed, a soft Of granting. say.
age laugh. and said From no
whore. I'm no mans man and no
womAn's man. and none viii mourn
when ] am dead.
There WAS something peculiar In
his voice aud an utter friendless.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-08-14
TO HAVE
MILLS TIED "

The striking min men y y
Bryant Lumber company fs.sl
Stetson.Post and the 2 3
mills claim. that while w" ~
mands for a nine-hoaI ~ ~
not been granted. they aa's I, 4
ccoded IN practically tylns I. y m
three mills. Most OF .ae ~
ers are now employed y -,
mills In this vicinity. thss ", i
n mills where the nine'hos'
is recognized.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-08-14
ALEXANDER SUCCEEDS CAN

Cant. f. Il. caine, who - y
last two years has been se,s 49,
of the Pacific Coast s'sT rS
% company and for six ye .ss ps.sl
that was at the head Of ~ nv, -
Coast Navigation con'ps ...ssIasIi
succeeded yesterday y Rrscsp,
bv II. f. Alexander q a..., Il y
Game viii be vice preE''s ssoses
company, having been San SAN 50
succeed James Tyson y
cisco. who resigned.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-08-14
SCHUBAcH Is
IMPROVING

Albert schubach. Of The sll'l -
firm OF schuhach & Hamlllea,. "
tinues 20 improve a. lAAs -
man. where he has been W. i
for some time. schuiasn
pected 20 be wen enough - -
return 20 the city and i = u. -
he viii be back In aboat ~ -
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-08-14
THE REALTY LoAN a nANKrso co

rnE REALTY. LOAN a nANKfNa co
ff0e so cash iets near woodland
taFk ana uafs annt rect
ttneefte cash. sac per fHnnth Cor lets
la Wlnufss 0ut. fHa tiarhs n
ears ~ iH Efsssl citg water. 30 g..
don't fNuf
o. tee see rash far four tsaatifal
water ffent iafa 10 mluatea Huf
convenient fa ears riparian
fNhfs 80 vita fhnsH. haianfe ftt
per maafh GA ffe four lots
ft.EtNalfhH fash. tHHRlEH corner Nlfh
FFaNd FisN adlatniHE tsnnf
Elalne. emily HHa block from HHe
dguHa cafs THE e fine haue
aHa thn price is sHt tsta fuf
aaifh sale
fea itea cash. gfoafa rnnaefn hauss
ga ttfa ave between Maatsan
ana East Uniqn cars balance so
PEI ntnnfh
81 see Must BE- al eash Eorusf iaf "a
sith ave- ga haffana eaF Hns
aH tfHnfHI tuFnff rafd
o. see 81 SEQ cash. iat AaaNaa ua fun
nF unffh lHsaH Anna itiif mffh
Neafif HFs asfunin cottage In
hHsfiEHle snap
ruE REALTY doAs a NAhklAA co
t4t Aift Ave cHf fauea street
81 frweIi Pea e n tNafHr. treas
r HHfn. See
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-08-14
T. II. WARFORD
Manager

Merritt Realty Co. ballard Branch.
llA fth ave north Take old Ballard
car ana get or nt SHIP street
Splendid e.funm house aud barn. E0N
700 To-, corner, close in. fi0o cash and
leaa Dor month Price B. Gee Don't
pay rent hut huv this
airkneaH in NV family causes me 70
seh my dairy business in ballard.
cheap 80 aHFn TIE ewner set Income
per month ftpa tine location Soc un at
Vuer Phone iinNard 1864 --il-ie
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-08-14

Who WA ~,
70 the guard tentg ~ -
Sentry A Jap spy IIs =. !.
ing notes and photographs. .t
bergeani~ You've ugt g.
IN u That's The ssIe, ~ 3. 70
eol0nels staff. However {, ~ ~ Y
any Japs coming through y a, s.' =
esera. run EN- H. We can 49,
chances. 'aAe =
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-08-14

SPECIAL TODAY s-srrs tract rioss 10
eniY 40. on terms 20 o. prr muntal aiso
five lots Aaks MashiHEinn water fuul ~
- d. on terms q giUrfAs alan the fiFhrat
tiarhsst tard en- earth ~ NaNsg NNr
cheap on terms, alec ny Green Laho man
elton home, uil trade fer kinE CaanW
ftneh Come. sFN NlllWau's taieamfn -
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-08-14

In Russia they have introduced
marriage ~ photograph A record
played The marriage march per
formed appropriate vocal music and
rot uuly asked The necessary cues.
lions. but gave the couple the final
blessing after pronouncing them
mAn and wife
Divorce By phunnRraph Il next
Sympathy Is the cement Of 80.
oiety
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-08-14
40 Acre Farm

81 Acnrs CLEARED. see nrAWfyu
FMrrI FMEF New uieefF faiaHfd
ptastsfaa nHmaa sasrm fnatas hath naaa
fFF barn EnaNfV uHusFe ffe pfattf
sffHatian near faafnffies sfhnai SRI
stoves rhs p1ics tiqee. AWAY BELOW
tYIAffR# eoMrna COMPANY.
Aisssa uaiifinE
FInar DIVISION ~utp SECOND NuN
rFFfNNN
wkTEM LEVEta AGnE TRACTS
fsafs niisf an staefir b tss eifsls "a
ufratss arastis's tusiaess prepsfiF Haisf
WATER LEVEL &crr TRACTS
krs nahf ~ ~ iuisfartaa p lniruiss
from FlanssF sqWafH, ans readily aHgaa.
sltls - glank 49, mseHaam roads
wkTEh LEFEL ArttA TRACTS
Afs 20 ffa NaIiaH fntsf frffits iarfs
VERY deep rch biacs iQam. easily p4e.
ao,,9 srh as TX ~ y Sc "a {Sst4a
Ars tHaHnuRhfF rieafra ant kfmhhsd. wlsh
svrrr quarter aefs STABBED and piainir
WATER LEVEL ACRE TRACTS
= fs@ years cecania iuifnFustiF Faiuatit
to- iniuaiftsf rufrasns
WATER LrVEL Acnr TRACTS
Are Fafd 90 fhr hnst terms ever affefaa
On Essfus $50 rsf tract. iis1 rafahls aH
Or before 2 gsafsi balance 50 cash ana
Abstract aaeaine perfect title giFsn even
buyer
GENE 70 our ofncs today. ga uita ~ 60
$50 tAe nnsai lard ever ssia about Sc
,gs V,ts r. in ha' = a''Agga'a q arrs
m5 CgigHs ninrk
uoin Phones ia
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-08-14

How did you come 70 MARI s..~
They asked a lBckleza wsgtl
He said. Her beauty bilnses !.
And twas lore Al first srhts
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-08-14

Say that you vii. give me thine
Refrain
N0llie. fairegi. sweetest. dearest.
Look 40. darling. tell ME this:
DO you love me. Noble. darling7
let your answer be a kiss.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-08-14

tst nssh iafs ftnfqa oniS 81 fain.
affs ffdn EHf ave $50 tinrhs ffam car
ntfH anN hiNh mNh good Vtfn ~ F'4f
lake anH muahfnfHa All De NaaffaE
rfaf ffass frre $3.50 90 $3.50. aIft
&fa sash anh $40 ser manth Fhanf
Main af fHA kah ~laeft
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-08-14

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haft ewnsF sagth Aiht Crest esi.
iitt 3
tshY Ray rent NhsH Yau can tuf a
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earh tga essh fia 80 uanfh Poe
sisu - fass washtnrian aea Hieuns
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f.ss ~ Tmenlr umh atsHas rafasS
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trf tf SEQ asfih be fssf BE- al wssi
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f~ssn Nswtaa snf ifaafrn. 16Aaee price
ti.ese. slsssni hairsia
wettasvg eww r!ee snd Msafana
place iei series 81 iaist Fsfa.s
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