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Evening journal., 1907-03-05
LEAGUE
TOURNEY ENDS

The Casino Bowling League finished a
very successful season last night the
Porce team winning the pennant, it hav-
ing won SO and lost q games.
The Black Cats and Washington teams
arc tied for second place. each having a
percentage of .55S. and they will roll of
later.
In the final match, the Black Cats took
two out OF three games from Belmont
The following high scores were made;
High single game. individual Goodwin
sn: Green. 2S5; Mcwnliams. 2Ss. Booker.
e33
High single game. team Driving Park,
95S; Black Cats. 954; Washington, 9n
High three games. individual, Bonham,
62o Cole, 6i2; Day, COS.
High three games, team, Peirce. 2677;
Driving Park, 2659; Black Cats. 2o5l.
High individual average, Day, lS.2
High team average, Peirce 7g754
ITa. a.a. Tt.... Al.
Evening journal., 1907-03-05
FOR SALE

the colored man again he win have to
yield to the latter's terms which are,
on the whole, decidedly fair
Evening journal., 1907-03-05
BASEBALL.


- her Wallace, of Richmond. In
diana. Is the latest TO sign ~ Whining
ton contract
Matty Frederick can got lqmself re-
instated by paying "a fne Of 5000.
The Athletics arrived at Marlin, Tex.
Yesterday morning, and had a work out
in the afternoon.
The Phinles left for savannah yes
terday
sandow Mertos win join the Boston
Nationals.
Trenton rs after Bert Conn, now
under contract with York.
II Wilmington does not have a. good
team it will not be William NJ. Con-
ne~y's fault.
The New York Giants yesterday ar
tcrnoon dcfcatcr los Angeles by the
score of TO 8. "Ruhc" Nickers, of
Connie aMcks Athletics. iwirled FOR
the winners. and Jim Jenries threw out
the rst ball Four thousand fans witt
messed the game.
Evening journal., 1907-03-05
Steamer Off Ways.

After having undergone a general
overhau'ing at the yards Of the Ameri-
can Car and Foundry Company. the
steamer Ulrica has been taken from
the ways. Ii viii not be placed in
service for several weeks.
Evening journal., 1907-03-05
FREMONT BOYS
DOWNED RINK
The Leaders We're Defeated
By the Score Of
S to 2

Before a large and enthusiastic audi
encc at the Roller Rink last night, tho
fremont polo team downed the Rink
club by the score of 20 2.
The game at times was Of the rough
house order, but Judging from the
amount Of applause handed out was
very interesting. and the victory APP
poared TO be q very popular one.
The fremont boys did not display
their usual clever team work. and all
four of their goals were due to the In
dividual efforts OF hin and Prcntiss
The Rink team played IN rare form,
ne pass WORK Of stevens and Weldon
being excellent. and but for the great
defensive work of Hcnderer and Ian
del. there might have been another
story 10 tell I1he former lad played
the game of his life, and no matter
how hard the bal was hit on how fast
the rushcs came down the floor he
was always Johnny on the spot stop
ping them.
In the first half fremont scored three
goals. After about four minutes Of
,lav prenuss. in % scrimmaeo near
The cage. shot the FIRST one liill made
the next two by pretty individual play
ine. just before the close Weldon
scored one for Rink ON pass from
StoAcns.
In the second half Weldon scored
another tally in scrimmage near the
basket shorty afterwards Prentiss
carried the bail down the floor and
Gagged &c.
Although both teams played nara
and many opportunities We're present
si neither could tcore again. The
line-up follows:
.i.,,,c,,t Rink.
Inndeu o.. &c. o.. ....eoal J.. o.. .,..'. Bradley
lIendotcr - ..ha'fhack Demeres'
Carter 81. .....centcrt ~ ...Lcnderman
prentias.. .... .siish... 90 .'''stevcn'
llll b.. ,.... .....- rush .N.'.''.+-- Weluon
Goals. prentlsa. s HnL 2; Weldon, 2
Referee. Traynor.
Evening journal., 1907-03-05
BIG POLO GAME

The Mount Washington Polo Club, Of
Baltimore. and Wilmington. Will
clash at the Rink tomorrow night
The visitors have great reputation
aand as our boys are playing pretty
clever polo at present, the game should
be we'll worth attending. Two twenty
minute halves will be played, begin
ming at S.45 o'clock.
Evening journal., 1907-03-05
$40 77s ss2-2a21
RoxINe.

Tommy Ryan and Hugo Kelly fought
a six-round draw at Rochester, n. Y,
last night.
Wilmington viii be wei represented
at the Honey Mellody-Joe Thomas
nsiit in Philadelphia tomorrow night.
several fights In Altoona, Pa, recently.
according to James ]. Corbett, fight
Evening journal., 1907-03-05

workmen win start improving south
Side Park this week.
Evening journal., 1907-03-05
ers are either fools or iunatics.

ers are either fools or lunatics.
Jack oJhnson, the colored Ameri-
can heavyweight. defeated Lang. of
Victoria, at Melbourne, Australia. yes
terday in the ninth round. The fight
was witnessed by 5000 spectators.
INK Russell yesterday posted $500
for fight with Battling Nelson.
Evening journal., 1907-03-05
BLACK cars.

90 -. ...........ls5 ~ y II5
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REINTONTS.

These scores were made IN the final
games:
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SUBSTITUTE COPPER FOR GOLD.
eank Of England Branch sw'udlee In
an unusual Way.

Iondon.-A remarkable story Of
hsifnonnics bcins substituted Tor half
sovcrcIgns was told at the Manchester
city police court the other day. when
Henry Douglas Anderson. who had
been employed az the Manchester
branch OF the Bank OF ENGLAND and
after abscond.ng Rad been arrested in
Canada. vas charged with stealing
cf.OSf
In stating the case for the prosecu-
tion. p. =. Smith. N. r. said tha, tho
prisoners duty was that OF separating
nCht weight gold coins from those
a. fun weight and b. had to put tho
full weight coins into bags which De
had 10 label and sign On July 3t De
ahsenied himself and on August . tho
bank issued % bass Of hair soycTeigns
20 Mcssrs Williams. DCacous bank.
and IA of them. which had been made
up hy the prisoner. we're found %
have been tamnered with. half sover.
oisus having been replaced ty the nee
essay number of haiipennies 90 make
up the correct weight Two other
bags In the banks treasury were also
found 90 have been tempered with 90
the same way. and The total sum
missing was Ei.0SL
On September 10 the hank received
. letter from the prisoner ln Wllui-
peg Ia which be practically admitted
bis guilt and made reference O. the
mad act Dc had committed.
Evidence was given by a number of
bank clerks. including a retired de
tective Inspector. named John Wool.
YEA. who. describing Dts search fcr
Anderson, said he went down o. Whit
stablc-on-sca and found the prisoners
vile and family living there. Ia a
drawer he found G6f7.
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ward Dc sold 10 90 the Tolomci. who ia
trrn sold % to Maitso Paimlcri. and 20
was descendant of The latter who
had the place partially rebuilt In lC,'
and named % after himself
During The lest two centuries tho
villa has been a sfcat favofite With
the English people visiting that rar'
Of TALLY Ia 1875 Lord Cowper and
his beautiful Young wife visited the
place. and they we're so taken With %
beauty that they made 10 their home
From then CA 10 became place Of Do.
tcrcst fo HIltoua. and many we're The
brilliant social functions give, IN &C.
spacious halls. From the year iS2t
% was occupied hy an eccentric won
an. Niles Mary Fafhill who. after ~
Ing ln 10 for thirty years. left 70 20 The
Grand Duchess Marie Antoinctse a.
bourbon. IN is7t 90 passed into Tho
hands OF Lord Crawford In whose
family % has since remained. Sew.
orai t'mos tho villa was lent by Lady
Crawford to queen Victoria. and it
has been thc scene OF many latter day
social affairs
The villa has had MANY rne siatucs
and PAINTINGS in ana HrouHt a. fumn
II them hy old masters ouo ~ tlo
latter. which has siucc found its way
into the national gallery in London
is an interesting picture 90 the A.
sumption OFF our Lady. attributed BY
Vasau 90 notticclil. though now con.
sfered n ralutiug 90 his school This
picture Was painted Tor the paimicri
chapel in san pirtro Massacre. bui
ODE owner of tho VIVA paimleri. who
vas an accomplished scholar and q
friend 81 Cosimo 90 Mcflci had riFcn
offence 10 tho church b. wHunr a
poem which was declared to c1niain
lerofcai opinions on thc subject 20
aul.'a Tho painting therefore. which
curia'reI pictures of Matteo PALMER
ana DTS vile. Coas segraFL looting
up at the auEclc fao,s above them
VAS denounced by the church ard ia
order fo preserve BE- DO VAS aiken 90
The old scholars villa and walled up
10 vas ft-rd there az re begIuniur
no tle nineteenth century and sent fc
the national gallery The siab1 and
cuts inflicted on tte frrcs % Pal
ui,H and bic wife by rcaiots are stiu
visible Na1y other art treasures have
been found within nc walls of The old
villa. ard ln me gardens there sre
statue of which 10 would b. hard o.
compute the value
The viI'a. with ice present modera
improvements. is . delightful resort
ID the srr.ng and summer. AL about
IL are beautiful gardens and terraces
balustrados and ioEgie. and there are
hish walls overrrowu with IVY and cy.
press A fnc double stairway with .
graceful sweep leads into tho fowsr
Garden and through The vine covered
sails q this are round opeuingn each
% which frames a. exquisite vieW ~
ne surrounding country. Erory shsre
among the marbles and The hoVors
there De- an air % antiquity and rest
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YOUNG woMAN's REMARKABLE
ESCAPE FROM wATERY CRAVE.
Thro~n Into Sea BY capsizsd Yacht
ard Coming Up for the Last Time
She Finds Herself Within
Trap-pocr a Mud seo~.

New York harhor. a mile out 90 sea.
waves tossing gently. small boats here
aud there sailing with their white can
vas extended before the breeze; there
a numbering tramp steamer ploughing
her way 90 the open sea. there an
ocean greyhound gliding through the
water In stately granteur-icok 90 an
this from the deck 81 a little steam
yacht. and the scene lies before you.
In all there were eight passengers
on the little steam yacht. and amongst
them Miss Fanny Day. who 10 The he
roiue % this story. A clear September
sky showed above the shrouds OF the
little ship. as putting and throbbing u
moved rapidly through the waters.
Those on board were enjoying them
selves 10 their utmost Some we're
singing. whilst a tinkllng plano gave
accompaniment from the tiny cabin.
None thought 81 danger. Tho little
craft was sound. The men on board
knew how 90 manage her. What
cause for fear was there?
An unFalnly tug. ita heavy paddle.
wheels churning tho water into
scethlng froth. and dragging behind %
a string u lowlying mud harrcs. ap-
preached. Then what happened next
no one en- board quite knows. bat sud.
denly the little yacht became mixed
up In tho string Of mud barFos.
The horrihod sailors on board the
tugboat NV the little yacht hec. over
suddenly. then turn turtle completely.
-Four figures rose 20 the surface aud
struck out frantically toward the cap
sized boat and clung TO the keel until
the captain Of a passing passenger
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inr 90 maturity a. they vii. surround
"a always with TIE gentle enylron
msnt of o. cultured home. NJ Rutier
does not believe that bic p'rgics vii
after they are fruyn up ever depart
from o. Iie n EOinE % givc them
a nice hgi bath wifh periuurd toilet
rCap and Florida water every day
Thcy vii have their uitio bnstlou
brushed With military hair brushes.
and their textiles viii D. diHrodtly
scrubbed win an itoFy handicd tooth.
brush
Zach little ria Wln have Ais hoof
les manlcurcd three tines week.
and wear pink ribbons on Dee tail.
Any little rir that dooant keep lts
hair parted and itF rnout clean viii he
90 disgrace and can't eat az tho table
Tor n wees
For Recreation Mr.. Ruitcr win led
tho fiTgiea Tor a wax every after.
noon on The graFclod path Do front %
the house. After they are old cnoneh
o. fit up and notice thinga intrinecnf.
ly. h. if goirg to take them onf In
bis automobile Every nlehf NJ
Ruiior vii gather the little pIrries
around him and read 90 thcm from
Bacon. and Barrow. and sUinorfon
and other standard and Appropriate
authors and ring to them such dear
cd sonm as "li.ggicty pieelciyH ana
"Ah Coricniy DO Lub Ham" ana clse
little talks from such subIocts A
The Pen Is Mlghtlcr Than IN.
ssord and Cheer Up. There Are
Macy Hogs with Only Two Loea."
For diet the Ruti-r swine viii not
be fed IN a vulgar trough. They viii
eat sicrilizod food from chemically
cleaned plates and wear nice ll,tie
SierlIized bibs so as not 20 splll food
On their clean little feet 30 that ylrlt.
ors might can them dirty little piru
And after they are raised 10 full
swine maturity SIR. Ruitcr knows thai
hia rarior grown pigs viii not 10
back 60 the low wallow Of their ancea.
tors. They will never loaf around
The trough az nieht ready 20 swim nm
anything IN sight. They win not la
mnck fakcra og rOoters or anything
Ike that that They win look down
towards the pens ~ their relatives
ana gruni their disapproval ana
hasten back 10 the parlor and make
noise Ike Gaze Of soap.
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PROUD ~ HtR POVERTY



Trauk r. ssrrCnt The Uaiied state.
csmmits.oncr az immigration. cal,
Oue day IN WarlinFion.
There Il tine EtaI in soLio q thee,
roor people Who come % uor shores
Z heard recently 90 a young Swedish
woman. brave. witty and honorable
che could bflng splendid youni
Americans into the world a Short
time after aho arrived sm1rE us. bei
husband SOC oui 20 work Naturally
then. the rent Zen bchiad The land
lord called for % one day IN her hos
bands absence lie listened to ne
young vomaa's tale % misfortune. 70
rafGlrg TIE While her yellow haif
her clear blue cyes. her rcd mouth
and white teeth Suddenly. bCadlnf
toward Der. be said.
Give ua a kissi'
"she drcw back. and her hine efcs
a. cold AZ ice. dweit on him tifdaln
fully.
So she said. my husband and !
NAY b. too poor % pay our rent bal
We are NOT so poor that We cant %
our own kissing
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AMERICAN TO MAKE HIS HOME
IN FAMOUS PALmiERl VILLA
llsw Yorker Whose Levs Of I.rt and
Art Treasures Leads Him &c Sum.
nner In historic and Bssut fui
Spot Near Florence.

Another American has Yielded 70
the charms OF foreign estates and has
parted with a good pile % American
dollars that he may have the privi'
iego OF calling an Italian villa home
A New Yorker hy the name 90 James
" Ellsworth has rented Tor the SUM
uscr the famous villa Paimieri. near
Florence. Italy. where he win have
an opportunity % indulglng sis fe-
sire for the study oi art and art
treasurcs-w.th the hope, probably.
% further cnriching his collections in
bis New York mansion. Among the
fne paintings IN his eal'ery there are
large number by lnncss iu fact De
has enc OF the most compl"to coilec-
lions Of the works u this artist In
this country.
Tho villa which Mr. Ellsworth has
Fecurcd 90 one Of the most beautiful
a. veil a. one Of the most Historic Ia
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Ths latest hsh sfnE o.. ars ia
that 81 James Naii... a f..ru.i.
Who Was canrht .r he rt Ga
iarEe school ~ hsrlrr Ir Cl.a-rtf
river. and claims faf tf hru 80
fairly carried sionr Eel. 'ts -.u Z
tha Oh.
According a. Madiar tsf.'s ts
Efforts 90 The oars. d. ear uu't
nearly mile ouf Of h.f Calr.s h'rt
De- succeeded in cttreatrr tn 80
from ne school ln 0lr tal. ciatF
tQohiiom seine fo macy trrl
were surrounded fiaf r su l-lat
nbie 20 land thc rrae
Schools q hculur urUrE r', -
head waters of Chra.,asr Dag q
spawn ere nos ro tt.Ck 'hs' u'I .i1
fhe rlver and roatoaH arrH 90
through them Minneapolis ..-'aA
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NEAT Or CEREALS.
a Question a. Interest 70 Al Care
fui Persons.

Arguments "a food are interesting
Many persons adopt a vegetarian diet
on the Frourl that thoy 90 not like tc
feel that ne has been taken 10 feed
them. nor % they fancy The thought
o. eating dead meat
On the cher baud. too great con.
SUMPTION " partly cooked. siarchy
oats and vlcat 60 white bread. pastry.
etc, produces serious bowel troubles.
because te bowel digestive oreans
(where fiEch is d'eostodl. are over.
taxed and boz food fermenia. rroduc.
Ing gas. nrl microbes generate IN the
docayod fod. frequently bringing on
peritonItis md appendicitis.
starchy bod o. absolutely essential
20 the human body. It's best form IL
shown IN az food Grape Nuts" where
the starch o. changed into n form Of
sugar dur.g the process of lts manu-.
facture. y this way. the required
food o. prsCniod Go the system in a
pre-digestd form and g. Immediately
made Into blood and tissue. without
taxing tn digestive organs.
a remEkable result Ia nourlrhment
II obiaindi thu person using Grape.
Nuts raiH quickly IN physical and
mental frongth. Why IN montalg
Because Do food contains delicate
particlcaci Phosphate OF Potash OBJ.
tanned firm the grains. and THIS unltos
with thealbumcn 81 an food and the
eomhinalon is what nature uses % re.
build vrn ont cells IN the brain.
This r. scientific fact that can bo
easily FoFen by Ten days nee o.
Grape Nts. There's Reason
Read afs Read 70 WcllyaIs." IL
VLgL
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PIGS
ono MAN IS TO TEST a NEW
THEORY.
Believes That sac tnlwai 10 Na'u'
rally LoveC 81 Cleanliness =
Got Has Never Been Given
Chance % Prove a.

RE Ruaer Of Losinrion. @, ias
leaped into fame al one Jump by an.
ncnnc.re that hereafter Dc Is golns
10 keep thc pig Ia the paflor says
The Chicago Record Herald MT Rat
ter. from adyicca from the corrcsl und-
.nt 90 Lcxinsfon. DO a man With a
theory lie id.a a. he has evolved
10 ls hat rira are naturally lovers
40 cleanliness. an reports o. the con
tran notwithstanding.
De wir attempt 20 prove his theory
D. taklne OK tiuy little pofkers and
bnnrinc them 90 brlghi adult ago Ia
Ne raricr They all never know the
contamination 81 she muddy slough
ard the pen They win D. raised a.
real lad.c1 and scailcmcn and ihcn
TUNED nrrr to choose their future
career in ue Taf'nr or IN the muddy
hor ar Rursr 70 willing 20 bet doi'
Oars io ionghuuts ihai fht Fvine ulil
- thc merry oofoor 10 che Md
dy tos end uaid'e back 90 tho par
lor
Or Huurr says ftaf piss are sei
iowa ty che unfh.ntlrE aa helms
lovers of t.rt became uauaiiY an theIr
early environment if diil The orii.
nary or urdan variety "a rlT rays
az HauCr har never hal an oIuorir.
MES OBJ rtlr fhaf naturally De- ia reai
a. ulr PIG alafIa take % for
granted ,haf hose Dove mad ard dirt
unl lalr Do uof n0ru.f thea iQ dcmcn.
f'ra.r Oh goo contrary
The aF Iira thai SO Rriicr Il
ntoai o.. adopt to lemanrfrafe DIE
par'or raising .bcorF. are to hf r'lcf
"a fuu the prn before ihey rfau go
tirir Irlne rFea oren to acc the vie
gI.t l.aE aI about fhrm
IleY are to 81 tur.ct.y rushed -
thc rar'Cr and ehen Cor fho fsi
umC tley iook ahnli they pin aro
no-lInr tat Turkish russ ani rnk
sofa cushions and beautiful pic
fuffF
Mr Rufrs it roiar io surround Die
urrfg utiie rars,s Ulfh ou1 the
Eost stisasufs eur.roumcut Con.
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LATTER-DAY MIRACLE.

steamer. scelng their flight STOPPED
bic engines and brought ihom o. 10
safety.
Thea. with The fear ~ death ne
longer lowering round them. the fouf
rescrod passengers had time o. think
of their companions where were ths
remaining fouri No one had noticed
them Presently one mentioned Tie
name ~ Fanny Day.
Not one ~ them had seen her rise
after the Yacht had been overturned
Each looked in the others face. and
blauhIy wondered who would voIun.
tecr 90 bear the terrible udinga 10 hof
parents
sul. there were several hours %
thought on this sad matter. For ths
steamer was outward bound on an "a.
cursion. and would not return % Nov
York Until the evening.
Dusk fell. and with a feeling a
thankfulncss the four survivors feii
once more arm ground beneath thoh
feet. But what Of Fanny Day Who
would face the ordeal and relate ths
tragedy Of that day Al last fecli- Z
too unnerved themselves. they eepu
ted two 81 their friends 90 undertake
the duty.
The door opened and al the sans
moment the two frionds stepped back
IA fear. For there before their Dyes
ligod Fanny Day.
She related how. when the yacht
caurlEed. she lad fHuk seemingly
fathoms into green. brny water. how
she had risen towards the surface and
felt the hard bottom 81 a mud barge
above her head.
do you know" she concluded.
when ] rose the last time actually
came az through the trap door in tho
barge, through which a few milutcs
before the sailors on board had LEI
loose q load a. mud"
When a man points with pride bis
wife begins 90 view with alarm.
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A Great Bonfre.

The biggest bonfire ever Pc.
this vicinity was the burning
day nlsht - the old Porsr...-. {,
H.. government drydock. "A,A -.
towed 10 the Point Of Pines o =,
weeks ago 20 b. broken up Tor i.-''
SAYS the Hartford Courant
Tho immense structure 1hi,h ~, ~.
81 600 600. went up Do smose io' n
amusement of ab1u; 10000 I,',
The old dock was tired AZ '..0 4l.
solid was the tlmbcrins tha, pr. .-i
blazing for six hours the iaNe ,,e
stood Il was SEQ feet Ions ana %,
feet vide. and contained m.....-. T. \,
feet OF heavy timber ureA. l 800
of flame shot up handrcd' of 'r. 49,. u,
the column 81 smoke made O -, -
that was seen far out 10 "a. ~,
OF yachts and launches ZOOS -
pleasure yarties and Jay N - w.
liy to watch the eurElns
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LlfE INSURANCE ACTIVITY.
The New York L.fs's Business Nearl5
Up 70 the legal Limit

The New York Llfc Insurance Com
rany announces that &c. uce paid
business during tho half year iu1t end
Cd was over seventy million dollars
As tho new Jaw allows 40 lie com
l.uy % wife over vac hundred and
nJy millions yer yedr. q would ap
rear that thls company a. working
nearly up 90 the ilmlt The Rev
York Lie Faincd such Roadway b.
fore the law vas passed and suffered
so little. comparatively. from thc Arm
stIDuE investigation. that Che question
vita lia management has been how tc
keep business down to ihc nu't laih
err than bow Go reach o. No ether
company is Vrlting ncaily aa much
as the ias allows The Sew Nofa
IIfe has evidently become a pro
fCuCd company
The Comrany's payments 60 policy
holders dliIrE tie SIX months cad
Soc June co Wclo t-I cc1Tti % Del
iuiercslng 90 note that thls-amolHt
was almost equally divided t.tFCcu
Payments lulor policies maiul.rg lg
death ard payments made 90 Twins
policy holders Thus. While death
claims were fliIs0f-6. tic amount
said lor maia1sd cuilHmelia. anna
ltcs. truss fund .nea'imrufs. Or Sur
chased policies and Cor dividends unt
fiots1fa5 Modern llic .rEllarce ~
riactlerd ty tte tlrt camraa'er. ,u
braces "a vide lcil sui covers many
eouuar,reIct 20 lE money saved iaf
ttr agrd. Gel well aa uuur provided
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