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The Idaho Republican. [volume] (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1904-1932, 1908-01-24

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81. la:I.,zzahass,
Stampede at the Armory
Notary Public at Standrod Bank
1872 tons of hay for sale.-Byrd
Trego. tt
Cutters Portrait Studio, Phone
215. 31-tf
Ray Hawley is down from Howe,
Idaho
Kinney the Shoemaker on Bridge
Street. If.
W. w. Young has gone to camp
Wilbur.
VIM. Ellison has moved out to
Groveland
Felix Roberts was down from Rig
by Sunday.
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business trip.
Mr.. Ollie Cooper of Pocatello was
In town Wednesday.
A. J. Gibbons has eighty head of
Jersey Reds to sell.
Mrs. Martha Larocque is back from
Don Louis Arizona !o naatn ~ ~
beri4s 'sAsssR in"
F. e. De Kay pays the highest mar
ket price for oats. EST
Edmund Van Orden of Thomas il
building new house.
Try loaf of bread, received fresh
very day at Holbrooks. 14-tf
Will Thompson was up from Poca
tello the first of the week.
Roy Ziegler has been suffering with
pneumonia since Christmas.
The Hello Girls" of Pocatello will
give Valentine Ball on Feb. IA.
Mrs. P. J. Williams is back from
a visit with relatives at Bountiful.
Attorney A. H. Mcconnell was
down from st. Anthony Thursday.
There is new boy at the home
of Ivan L. Tanner, born on the 10Th
Wanted-A young bull pup. En-
- suire at The Bon Ton Restaurant
30-4
Harvey Fisher and family were
down to spend Sunday with C. V
Fisher.
Mr.. Harry Gesas has returned from
the Ogden Sanitarium much improv
ed in health.
Miss FAY Holm was down from
Arco this week having DR.. Crislel
treat her eyes.
Pocatello is to have the next an
nual meeting of the National Woo
Growers Association.
Fred Virrup, who runs the White
Lodging House, is suffering with a
dislocated knee cap.
Mrs. F. G. Hale who has been con.
fned to her bed for several weeks
is improving slowly.
Mr. E. L. Thelman was in town
Wednesday from his chicken and egg
ranch at Springfield
Mr. M. P. Epson is remodeling his
house which will be. very neat and
attractive when completed.
There is a new daughter at the
home of J. L. Fleak, who lives just
north of Snake River bridge.
Mrs. l.. Tolman has gone to Bounti-
full to attend the funeral of her faith
err, who died few days ago.
Manager J. De HODGE of the Sugar
Company returned Saturday from a
trip into Utah and Colorado.
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The Idaho Republican. [volume] (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1904-1932, 1908-01-24
Short Line Reduced Rates.

Dry Farming Congress at Salt
Lake City Jan. 1926. Two cents per
mile each way. $7.S5 for round trip
Tickets on sale Jan. 22-23rd.
The Idaho Republican. [volume] (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1904-1932, 1908-01-24
D. \. BIETHAN.
UNDERTAKING and FUNERAL
DIRECTING.

Years of Experience Insures Proper
and Consfderate Attention Embalming
Carefully Attended To.
The enterprise-recorder. (Madison, Fla.) 1908-1933, 1908-07-02
THURSDAY, JULY ?, 1905.
For sale-To The Craft.

BY the consolidation Of the Madison
Recorder with this paper am enabled
TO offer for sale complete newspaper
plant, consisting Of Country Campbell
Cylinder newspaper press @ &, P.
Gordon iobber, lOxl5,qnantities OF body
and job ant display type and everything
necessary to the publication Of news
paper. Also eight or ten bundles OF
white news, in unbroken packages, Just
as from the mills, size 24y36, II you
know OF anyone who wants newspaper
outfit at moderate cost refer them to
THE ENTERPRISE RECORDER
Madison, Fla.
The enterprise-recorder. (Madison, Fla.) 1908-1933, 1908-07-02

In the Circuit Court Of the Third
Judicial Circuit IN and for Madison
county, Florida.
Madison Southern Railway Com5'ny
P. X. Laner and his wife,
Florence Lanier.
Nut.re 10 hereby tvl4 o., q. K. T.luicr and hi s
wife, Florence Lanier, both Of Madison County.
Florida and 20 all persons interested IN or having
on the both day OF May A d. zoos, the Madison
southern hallway Company filed ia the Circui.
Court Of The said judicial Circuit Of the State Of
Florida, IN and for the County OF Madison is
petition seeking TO take by right Of eminent Do
main the following described property for right.
of way, yards, tracks, ard tracks Tor the railroad
Of said petitioner the Madison Southern Railway
Sou Invest y Of Northwest \ of Section 10 I'll.
S. X. De; Beginning at post 900 feet east Of The
northwest corner OF the southwest 4 of north
ming southwesteriy 400 feet more Or les lev 70
point i05 feet east of the southwest corner Of The
northwest a of Section 10, r !, S. II. OK; thence
east 100 feet more or less, TO apost 100 feet from
the hrst line and measured a right angles with
same; thence northeasterly 400 feet more or less
TO roint lSnid line to be parallel to and 100 feet
IRON first ne) thence West l05 feet TO the place Of
osg n,h,; f9esA ,b ~ acres, more or less
5. X, p x. Beginning At a point so feet more or
less west Of the northeast corner Of the southeast
Of The southeast % as q Us Section sE.
less to stake, thence West ITO feet, more Or les
thence \ - deg 40 min. X, 1890 feet more or less
to point thence East ITO feet, more or less 10
place Of beginning, containing go acres more or
less.
Northwest 4 Of the Northwest 4 Of see,ion ID.
tt, n. x. Beginning at a point go feet,
more Or less East Of the northwest corner Of See
zion 10, 4 /, s.; X. K. Ia the center Of the Aiadl
81 southern KY, as located, thence East 60 feet
to the side Of 100 foot fght Of vvat thence In n
southerly direction 400 feet, more or less 50 feet
east and parallel % said location Of the Madison
southern Ky. 70 the south side Of the northwest
Of the northwest x Of said Section TO- said noint a
80 feet more Or less, from the southeast corner Of
said northwest OF the northwest thence 100 feet 10
the west side Of SAID right Of way OF Madison
southern Ky then IN a northerly direction 100
feet more or less 20 the north line Of said north.
west = Of the northwest u section 10 men Fast
30 feet 70 the place # beginning, Containing q
acres more or less, as will more fully annear IN
reierenc 70 sad petition now ou file hercln
NOW IhtNhfORh,yo and eath Of YOU and
All persons interested In having liens upon said
properly, are hereby notified and Commanded 10 be-
and appear Ia our said Circuit count on thr lirst
Monday an June, lpJS, the same being The fst day
II said month. and then and there 10 show cause
II any, Why the said should not De taken by
petitioner for the use and purposes SET forth 10 SAID
WITNESS Thos. 2. Martin CLERK Of ..ii
c9ur and TIE Seal Of said Court, tins 10Th day Of
May a. ID. 1905
(SeaD TZ. MARTIN
Clerk Cif-uit Coua Ma lison county. PA
The enterprise-recorder. (Madison, Fla.) 1908-1933, 1908-07-02
ORDINANCE NO. SIS.

An Ordinance granting TO the Georgia and
Florida Railway the right to construct ssYii
across me Troy public road leading into the Town
limitations.
BE 1T ORDAINED BY THE TOWN OF
MADISON, STATE OF FLORIDA:
Section 1. That the Georgia and Florida Rail
way be, and the same is hereby granted the right
ana privilege Of constructing a "Yn from the
main line Of its railroad. 70 cross the public road
leading into the Town of Madison, known as the
Troy road, and to use the same as a common
carrier as one Of is terminal facilities IN said
Town Provided, That the cut or excavation aeross
said rnad shall exceed IS inches In denih or AZ
emb4nlment shall not exceed IS inches a. height
as the case may be that the approaches thereto
along said public road shall be graded to All level
with the track AZ an incline or elevation Of not
more than hiteen degrees that said company shall
build good and substantial crossings IN the middle
OF SAID Troy road Of not less than twenty feet
measured along said railroad track for the safe
passage Of vehicles and good and substantial
sidewalks across the track and right Of way Of said
railroad, and shall keep said crossing and cross
ings good and substantial repaif AZ he e.
pence Of said company.
Section 2 That upon the failure Of said companv
g comply with ~ Of the provisions set forth N
The foregoing cction. the Town Council. after len
days notice ma Cause such work 10 be done or
repairs % be mae as shall necessary al the *.
pense Of said company, and The amount thereof
shell De lien upon The railroad, and b enforced
as provided m the case Of neglect 70 repair side
walks, pursuant 20 The ordinances Of said Town.
Section 3. That said COMPANY shall cause Ire
engine bell 70 De rung before crossing I'D 800
and The speed OF the train shall not exceed Ten
miles pei hour 10 pas ing oyer crossing, and for
the neglect Of said company, is agents, servants
or employees % comply with The provisions Of thu
section, the said company shall Be liable for each
offence. upon before the mayor, TO a fine 81 not
more than One Hundred Dollars
SECTION a. That all ordinances and parts Of
ordinances ccnhiciiug with the provisions Of ri.
endurance, be and the same are hereby repealed
and that his ordinance shall 10 into cFecf lm-
mediatcly upon is approval hy the Mavo4
Passed the Town Council this 2nd DIV Of Iune
1908
J.. a FRAIEIGH
Hues. President OF Town Council
Approved this The 3rd day of June 1905
r. II. ROWE Mayor.
The enterprise-recorder. (Madison, Fla.) 1908-1933, 1908-07-02

Ex-President Grover Cleve-
land died suddenly at his home
in Princeton, N. j., on Wednes
dav OF last week and was buried
Saturday. The distinguished
deceased bad been in a low state
Of health for some months and
while his death was sudden it
was not entirely unlocked for.
He was twice the president of
the United States and the only
democrat who has held that
exalted station for many, many
years. He is survived by a
widow and several children.
The enterprise-recorder. (Madison, Fla.) 1908-1933, 1908-07-02
GIVE 1T ATRIAL.

Ten days after the late pri-
mary there is hardly to be de-
tected a trace Of irritation or
disappointment but everywhere
evident the conclusion to accept
the result with equanimity and
a cordial support to the future
state and county administrations
selected for the next two and
four years. That Governor
Gilchrist will bring to the ad :
ministration of the affairs OF the
state no extreme views on any
topic was well known to the
voters before his election, and
perhaps to that fact he owed
so much of his strength. That
he will be allowed a fair show
before his measure is taken and
public opinion formed as o his
fitness for the place goes with
out saying 1t is safe to assume
that he will not be d disturbing
element in state affairs. ard the
Impression is that the legisla
ture-elect is Of the same class.
Florida will have four years
of thar peaceful rest and repose
from agitation that is so hearth
ly recommended for recupera-
tive purposes, and it may prove
to be a very good thing. We
have been so often told that
agitation is ruinous that we
would like to see the contrary
state OF the public mind given
a fair trial and a final conclu-
sion iudicially arrived at. We
seem apparently to be in for
four years of what is called
peace, and let's ali unite in Civ
ing it a boost for all it promises.
The effect of Governor Gil
christ on the legislature will
probably not be radical, and if
the politicians and people will
sit close and attend to their
knitting we nay have a period
Of unexampled restoration and
prosperity.-Tampa Times.
The enterprise-recorder. (Madison, Fla.) 1908-1933, 1908-07-02

The Georgia legislature is
now in session, and the solons
are sweating and laboring for
the benefit of their constituents.
Mid summer may be a good
time for the holding Of a legis
lative session. but we imagine
we would prefer a cooler season.
Should governor Broward insist
upon an extra session of the
Florida legislature it is to be
hoped that he viii wait until
September or October to call
the legislators together.
The enterprise-recorder. (Madison, Fla.) 1908-1933, 1908-07-02

Next Tuesday, the 9TH, the
Democratic hosts win gather to
Eether in the big building at
Denver and after the prelimi-
nary skirmishes viii proceed to
the nomination of candidates
for president and vice president.
So far as the presidential can
didate is concerned, that is
practically settled and William
Jennings Bryan is sure to be the
man. But who'will furnish the
second place is yet to be deter
mined.
The enterprise-recorder. (Madison, Fla.) 1908-1933, 1908-07-02

We love our State exchanges
and there is not a paper receiv-
ed at this Office which is not
read by us every week, but we
really do rot care for duplicate
copies, so If our brethren of the
State press who have been send
ing treir paper IN exchange to
the Recorder and to the New
Enterprise will kindly note that
botn these papers have been
consolidated ulder the name
Enterprise Recorder and send
only one copy each week to us
at Madison we will appreciate
the courtesy and reciprocate IN
kind.
The enterprise-recorder. (Madison, Fla.) 1908-1933, 1908-07-02

The only men of worth to a
town or community are those
who forget their own selfish
euds long enough and are liber-
al enough in their ideas to en-
courage every public and pri-
vate enterprise, who are ready
with BRAN aud purse to push
every project calculated to
build up the town and enhance
its Importance. The enterprise
and push of a town or commun-
ity is the foundation Of its per-
manent success. A town may
as we'll prepare for its funeral
as to become Indifferent to the
enterprise IN It's midst. Men
who come to a town to make it.
their future home. who can not
see far enough before them to
see that money placed judicious.
ly in a public enterprise Of their
0 wn town will be a hundred
fold in the appreciation Of their
property. are to be pitied.
The enterprise-recorder. (Madison, Fla.) 1908-1933, 1908-07-02

We frequently wonder If the
editors aud publishers of TIE
Times Union know that there
IS comprised in the stats q
Florida a large tefriteEy other
than that comnsn known as
the east coast and The peninsula
ported 81 the state Up here
M section 81 our common
and beloved State we have been
tarans rieht recently a most
exciting election and for days
the congressional succession in
the Third District has been
buried in mystery and doubt.
People are prone, naturally, to
look to the States greatest
and leading paper for news
of what is happening but the
Times Union has studiously, it
seems, avoided any reference to
our political troubles. So far
as that pape- is concerned Mid
die and West Florida might as
we'll pot be on the map Wake
up, you leading newspaper"
aud give US the news as it hap
pens.
The enterprise-recorder. (Madison, Fla.) 1908-1933, 1908-07-02

It is announced that Georgia's
twenty-six votes in the nation
al democratic convention at
Denver will be cast solidly
against. William Jenning s
Bryan. Governor Johnson Of
Minnesota will most likely re
ceive the combined vote. Judge
George Gray of Delaware, how
ever, has a look in, and may
win over Johnson. This was
decided upon at a meeting OF
the delegation when the unit
rule was applied to the .delega
ton, after it had become APP.
parent the body was overwhel-
mingly-well nigh solid
against Brgan-D mocrat,
Isn't u a pity for a great State
lie Georgia to- throw to the
winds BIS solid vote in the con
ertion Bryan will win the
n0nination on the first ballot
even without the help of the
Georgia delegation.
The enterprise-recorder. (Madison, Fla.) 1908-1933, 1908-07-02

John D Rockefeller is going
to write book and in it will
tell all about himself and his
life. If he viii advise an anxious
public how 10 accumulate a
colossal fortune such as he is re-
ported to possess his book
ought to command a ready sale.
The enterprise-recorder. (Madison, Fla.) 1908-1933, 1908-07-02
NOTICE OF INTENTION TO APPLY FOR
LETTERS PATENT.

Notice Is hereby given that the Undersigned VIII
annlv Ia The Honorable Napoleon B. Browafd
C!ayernor Of the State Of FLORIDA, at Tallahasscc
Fiorda, on the slrd day Of July, a; ID. 1908, for
Ietief, Patent incorporating the "Grcenville To-
baeco companv,n under he following proposed
chatter the original Of which rs now on file Ia The
oIics Of The Secretary Of State Of the State Of
T. REDDINC.
J. W. BISHOP.
NJ a. MCDOWELL,
JOYCE r. MlXSON,
\. J, PErris.
The enterprise-recorder. (Madison, Fla.) 1908-1933, 1908-07-02

The human RAGE" says
Holmes, lis divided into two
classes: those who 60 ahead
and do something, and those
who sit and ask, why wasn't
it done the other way" Which
class do you belong to, brother?
The enterprise-recorder. (Madison, Fla.) 1908-1933, 1908-07-02
NOTICE or INTENTION TO Aps,
LETTERS PArRNr ~

Notice Is hereby given ihai tbe h.,
apply 20 the Honorable Napoieon n igoa
Governor Of The STATE of Floid, biorl,t
Florida on TIE 29rd day Of Juy A a. n ',,ah,l
Letters ,, pa'sRR.. i,ae9rporatine Madison oo1' q
pruDu.ld charter, the original of M, Ne tolis
hle So 2. y ofiiee Of he Secretary Of ~. ~
state Of tlorida. sue oi s.
CHsAs 2. DAVIS.
Il n ROWE
g, L. MORROW
The enterprise-recorder. (Madison, Fla.) 1908-1933, 1908-07-02

Taft and Sherman for the
Republicans. Bryan and
Who? for the Democrats. May
be wen be able to tell you next
week.
The enterprise-recorder. (Madison, Fla.) 1908-1933, 1908-07-02

The name of This corbors.iou. sA.n
IN ADlsON COUNTY ABSTRACF g 3.
REA..lN COMPANY" ana il sbsl AND
prineipal office o. place Of business in the rev, .
Madison' fioIiea, with branch Offices N I,
lished DC tllit
The enterprise-recorder. (Madison, Fla.) 1908-1933, 1908-07-02

rhe general nature Of The business to be transao-
e. by TIL 90 pora,ion shall d. TO plant, grow
cure, buy, sell, pack. stor md handle for profit or
otherwise all kinds Of ohaCci 10 inauufacinrr, ca.
port. import and dc in eff tobacco, cigars aud
cherocts S owner, broker or on coinmissiOni 10
make advances on tobacco or nthcr crops a. COM
tract with other corporat ous or individuals for the
growing of tobacco or other crops; TO purchase,
sell, lease, acquire, own and occupy lands ana
buildings, and 10 erect, construct equip, operate,
manage and miinffi1 lob eco warehouses, flc-
tones, agencies Offices and depois for the cDfiug.
storing Manufacture and Sale of tobacco, ci=nfs
and cheroots, and al Other farm products; 20 hor-
row and loa money and "a give aud take mort
Cages othe- security for sainei TO make take
purchase and discount notss, bills, bonds and
other cvldences Of debt, TO build construct erect
equip, furnish, urchase, lease aud operate saw
mills; 10 engage in a general mercantile business ;
to carry on and conduct farming operations, to
purchase, lease, own and sell all kinds Of live
stock, flunng implements and an other kinds %
personal property that NAV be essential or Incl.
dent TO carrying ont the object and purposes of
this corp0ratiouito acquire and own stock in other
corporations and to form partnerships with other
corporations or individuals, and 20 enjoy the
rights, powers and privileges granted TO corpora
tons ofthis character by The laws Of the State Of
Florida
The enterprise-recorder. (Madison, Fla.) 1908-1933, 1908-07-02
ARTICLES OF INCORPORATION on
MADISON COUNTY ABSTRACT AZ avI %
REALTY COMPANY ''

The undersigned horeby ass,ei.t, ill.,.
gether as corporation under the law. ,t 'ei q
of FLORIDA, with aud undcr the follo,y,n9' ss "a
charter. Popoi
The enterprise-recorder. (Madison, Fla.) 1908-1933, 1908-07-02

There isn't a citizen who does
not see some way in which his
community could be bettered-
financially, socially, morally or
in its civic Improvement. And
there is a duty involved ~
this knowledge These ~
steps should be pomle q
others. so that tilne
Iy they maY
The enterprise-recorder. (Madison, Fla.) 1908-1933, 1908-07-02

The name Of this corporation shall be"GREEN-
VILE TOBACCO COMPANY and II shall
have ITS principal place Of business in the town Of
Greenviiie, FLORIDA, with branch Offices IN such
other p~ces In Florida and elsewhere as may
hereafter be established
The enterprise-recorder. (Madison, Fla.) 1908-1933, 1908-07-02
ARTICLES or INCORPORATION OF THE
GREENvILLE TOBACCO COMPANY

oether AS corporation under the laws Of the State
81 Florida, with and under the following proposed
chatter.
The enterprise-recorder. (Madison, Fla.) 1908-1933, 1908-07-02

Bryan SOS ne kepublican
party = Is feli retreat" and
he rfdd| platform recently
adopfe Ihe g. o. p. Let us
hope tna The gentleman is COR
r6cl 10 bis statement and that
The relreat will continue until
l1el publican party moves clean
TIE political map to make
lace for the democrats.
The enterprise-recorder. (Madison, Fla.) 1908-1933, 1908-07-02

ARTICLE III.
The capital stock of this corporation shall be
One Hundred Thousand Dollars to be divided into
one thousand shares of One Hundred Dollars EACH
TO be paid m lawful money Of the United States IN
such manner and m such instalments as may be
required in The by-laws.
ARTICLE w,
The term for which this corporation shall exist
shall be ninety nine years
ARTIcLEv.
The business Of this corporation shall be con.
Quoted hy a President, Vice President and a
secretary who shall also be Treasures, and board
OF directors 10 consist Of tive Of it, stockholders
The dircc ors .han be elected annually on the Sc.
cond Monday Of january Of each Year and the Of
Ulcers shall be elected ~ the board Of directors as
soon after the annual election as may he prac,ca-
bic Until those elected the first annual election
shall be qualified the business Of this corporation
shall be conducted bv Il following officers. 4 ]
lteddhg. PTesident. J. ". bishop, Wee President;
VI. a, Mcdowell, Secretary and Treasurer. and
7. J. Reddi-g,J, W. Bishop, NJ A Mcdowell,
j. +. MiNson and y. J. Pettis as directors.
ARTICLE VI.
The highest amount Of Indebtedness or liability
TO which this corporation can at any time subject
itself shall be Two Hundred Thousand Dollars.
ARTICLE VII.
The names and residences of the subscribing in
eDrporators are rs follows:
T. :: Redding GreeRylle Fla, % Shares
W. Bishop, GreeHville, Fla 80 Shares
NJ a; Mcdowell Greenville, Fla, % Shares
J. r. Nixon, Greenvile, Fla, 20 shares
A. J. Petus. Greenvlle, Fla, ~ shares
T. .REDDING,
J. W. BISHOP
NJ A MCDOWELL
j. r. MIXSON,
a. J. PkiTIS.
State Of Florida, codnty Of Madison.
On this day personally appeared before ne, an
officer authorized % take acknowledgement of
deeds, 4. ]. kedding j W. Bishon NJ
McDowell,J J. F. Nilsson and A ] Petfs, 70 me
well known and known 10 me to be the persons
who su scdbed % the foregoing charter, and sew.
orally Acknowledged that they signed the same for
the uses ap' rprroses therein expressed
iir Nifls.z ~ rsr-rf I mos, hert-si 20 ,of rr,
haHd aad seal o. omts tlas ths zsnd Gay OF June,
a. d. 1908.
COUNCIL BUsH
The enterprise-recorder. (Madison, Fla.) 1908-1933, 1908-07-02

An Ordinance granting TO the Georgia and
Fiorida Railway the right to construct a ''Y"
leToss the Troy public road leading into the Town
II Madison. FLORIDA, under certain conditions and
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1908-04-10
A. A. u. BREAKS WITH
MILITARY LEAGUE

NEW YORK. April 10.-There is no
longer an athletic alliance between the
Amateur Athletic Union and the Military
the alliance yesterday and the conse-
quences to amateur sport are likely to be
so farreachng as to affect the Olympic
games in London next summer.
For some time there has been friction
between the two bodies. owing TO the
fact that the Military League failed to
enforce A. A. A. decisions in the matter
of disqualified men. The trouble came to
a head at the recent games of the Mill
.ary League when the league deliberately
permitted two members of the I'd Sign0
Corps, c. f. Van Sise and T.. P. Cypiot.
both of whom were under suspension by
the a. A. T.. to compete.
The accepting of the entries of these
men proved to the officials of the A. A. u.
that the Military League desired to break
day by the a. a. l.. James E. Sullivan,
president of the A. a. u, conferred with
members of the A. a. L. board of govern
ors and the alliance was Cancelled yes
rerday. All who competed against the
two Signal Corps men at the list Regi-
ment games are disqualified. and should
the Military League accept the entries of
any OF the suspended men for their games
at the I'D Regiment Armory on April Is
the A. A. L. will designate these games
as an outlaw meeting, and every athlete
who completes will be disqualified.
Most of the star athletes of the metro
poIitan district belong to regiments and
they may have to choose between their
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