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The Birmingham age-herald., 1908-10-23
REPUBLICANS PLAN B|C MASS MEETING Given At Hippodrome Night Before Election BUSINESS MEN INVITED Will Be Held In Their Honor and All Visitors Are Invited to Attend.
 Ramsay Names County
 chairmen.
BUSINESS MEN INVITED

| The republican business men of Ala bama are said to be taking a livelier in- terest in the campaign this year than ever before. A big surprise has been sprung for Monday night, November ?, the night before the election, when a grand final rally of Ala abama's business men will be held at the Hippodrome.
 This is being planned on large scale by a committee of which Capt. James w. Lee is chairman and E. N. Cullom, Erskine Ramsay, James Bowron and J. H. Wood ward are members. A committee of 100 prominent business men will sit on the platform, and a number of well-known orators will address the meeting. The in vitation is extended to every voter in the state to attend.
 Republicans will gather from all parts of the state, except those who would be unable to return home in time to vote on Tuesday, The meeting is held entirely separate from the political campaign and is purely a business mems meeting. The campaign committee has nothing to do with it. This is said to be the first time in the history of Birmingham that such a meeting has been. held.
 Erskine Ramsay, appointed chairman of the Alabama finance committee oy the national republican executive committee, has appointed his county chairmen, who will in turn appoint committeeman from their various counties. MT. Ramsay has selected prominent bankers and business men in making his appointments, and the committee is already hard at work. Here it is:
 Douglass Booth, Autauga county; L. T. Smith, Calhoun county; J. M. Trammell, Chambers county; Charles Reynolds. Chil- ton county; M. Atkins (banker), Cleburne county; George Beyer, Cullman county; H. w. Pond, Sr. Coosa county; Gritf Horton, DeKalb county; T. H. Roberson, Franklin county; T. J. Wright, Fayette county; P. M. Metcalf, Geneva county; J. D. Hayes, Green county; Frank Slo- comb, Henry county; G. l.. Guin, Jackson county; G. 0. Chenault, Lawrence county; B. L. Dyer, Lee county; B. E. Walker, Macon county; William B. Ford, Marion county; T. B. McNaron, Marshall county; Maj. J. l. Mckinney, Montgomery; Henry Knights, Randolph county; Judge A. F. Longshore, Shelby county; T. H. Penny, St. Clair county; George M. Parsons, Tal- ladega county; H. c. Willis Tallapoosa county; Ignatius Green, Tuscaloosa coun- ty; Judge John Curtis Winston county; MT. c. E. Frost, Limestone county; E. R. Malone, Houston county; J. c. Hicks, Bibb county; V. Livingston, Lamar coun- ty; Hugh Foster, Bullock county; Charles E. Smith, Clay county; T. l.. Lang, Gov ington county; J. c. Fonville, Crenshaw county; G. $. Cook, Green county; BenJa- min B. Box, Mobile county.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1908-10-23
FAYET WILL CASE
 GIVEN TO JURY

The case of the contested will of August Fayet, who died at Ensley some several months ago, which has been on trial be- fore Judge S. E. Greene in the probate court, has attracted much attention. The case was concluded yesterday afternoon and placed in the hands of the jury. How ever, no decision was reached last night.
 The case is one of peculiar circhmstan- ces. It is understood that at the time of his demise Fayet was worth close on to a quarter of a million dollars. In his will he left only s1 to the little child of his second wife, Mrs. Adele Chamber deon, from whom he was divorced. The greater portion of the fortune was left to his children by first marriage.
 The little childs name is Clio Fayet, who is but 5 years old. An effort is being made to break the will of Fayet in order to make provision for the little girl.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1908-10-23
The FraternaI Tribunes.

Birmingham tribunal. No. 273, of the Fraternal Tribunes will hold an import ant meeting in the hall at 20211h First avenue, over Snyder's cigar store, tonight, October 23. Upon this occasion a promi- nent lady member of the Portsmouth. Va, tribunal will address the membership. showing from lady's view the beautiful and strong points of the order. All mem bers are earnestly requested to be prompt ly on hand by 7:30 p. m., sharp.
 There are some applicants to be received and a treasurer-elect to be installed. Ed ward s. Jones, the grand tribune of the state, expects to be present and take part in the ceremonies.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1908-10-23
DEATHS AND FUNERALS
Miss Christina Mccarthy,

The funeral of Miss Christina Mccarthy,
 daughter of MT. and Mrs. Fergus w. Mccarthy, took place yesterday morning at 10:30 o'clock, services being held at the residence and also at Oak Hill ceme- tery. The Rev. Father Doyle and the Rev. Father O'Brien officiated. A great crowd, including many young girls, att tended the funeral and attested by their sorrow their great love for the deceased.
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Marriage Licenses Issued.

Marriage licenses were issued from the follows:
 Vastive A. Pope of Avondale to Miss Maggular Foster.
 J.. M. Conolly of Ensley to Miss Rosa lie Johnson.
 Homer Johnson of Lipscomb to Miss Mamie Lupton. R. J. Fields of Toadvine to Miss Maggie Gwin.
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Mrs. Mary Glover.

Mrs. Mary Glover, aged 45 years, died yesterday at the corner of Avenue F and Twentieth street. The remains are being held at the undertaking establishment of Gaudin & Co.,, awaiting the arrival of son of the deaceased from Moundville. The remains will very probably be sent there for interment
The Birmingham age-herald., 1908-10-23
Mrs. Kate Rolf.

Mrs. Kate Rolf, age 24 years, died yes terday at 600 South Twentieth street. The remains are being held at Gaudin & Co. s undertaking establishment and will be sent to Oakman for interment.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1908-10-23
No Change
 Necessary

Dr. Prices Delicious Flavoring Extracts have always been hon estly labeled; no change was nec- essary since the enactment of the National Pure Food Law. either as to label or their manufacture. They have had for nearly half a centurythe patronage of the intel ligent housewives of this country.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1908-10-23
Gall for Bank Statements.i

Montgomery, October 2.-(Special. .)-The state treasurer today called for state ment of the condition Of state banks at the close of business October 2l
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THE WEAgHER.

Washington, October 22.-Forecast for Alabama and Mississippi: Fair in south; showers and cooler in north portions; Fri day. showers and cooler; Saturday, fresh east winds
The Birmingham age-herald., 1908-10-23
SCOtt'S Emulsion

is for coughs and colds as we'll as for consumption. It's easy for Scott's Emulsion to cure a cold or cough and it does it better than anything else because it builds up and strengthens at the same time.
 Don't wait until you get Consumption or Bronchi- tis. Get Scott s.
 Send this advertisement. together with name of paper in which fl appears. your address and four cents to cover postage. and we will send you Complete Handy Atlas of the World' !: ;: SCOTT & BOVINE AO9 Pearl Street, New York
The Birmingham age-herald., 1908-10-23

Weather report for 20 hours ending 4 D. m, October 9, 1908. Local office United States weather bureau, Birming-
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E. T. Shaw & Son, Undertakers.
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L. Phillips Opposes It.

Said L. Phillips, manager of Burger Dry Goods Co.,. T heartily approve the stand taken by the Board of Trade. l would hate to see anything done to cripple Bir- mingham. Why if you let them split the county this time, before long they will take another slice off the other end of the county. A healthy pie is no good unless it is a whole pie. The people of Alabama should vote that amendment down and make no bones about it."
The Birmingham age-herald., 1908-08-02

Ty Cobb. perhaps the greatest base ball player of today, who has startled the entire sporting world by his in dividual briliiance, will during the en- suing week, wed Miss Charlie Lom- bard, a beautiful young lady of Au- gusta, Ga, and a number of a promi- nent family.
 Ty Cobb Is conquered at last.
 The young hotspur, who stood a while before the assault of the terri ble fists of Catcher Schmidt, and who has defied with a marked degree of suc- cess those who have attempted to malign his character, is preparing to settle down to a quiet and peaceful life
 But he is not preparing to retire from the field whereon he has for several years starred in brilliant roles. He is not yet at the zenith of his success. For 15 or 20 years to come he will be
The Birmingham age-herald., 1908-08-02

driving out singles and home runs, and sending men ahead of him across the platter. Today he is considered, with the possible exception of Hans Wag ner of Pittsburg, the greatest expo nent of the art of baseball playing. He is brilliant outfielder. He is the hardest hitter in the American league. He is one of the best base runners Ill the game, and the idol of all the fans.
 Ty Cobb is still quite young. It was but four years ago when he played on a semi professional team at Anniston. Three years ago he was in the South Atlantic league. Last season he was drafted by and played for the Detroit Tigers, and it was his bludgeon that did more than any oth CT one power, un- less it were the mighty arm of Wild Bil1' Donovan, in the winning of the rag for the Tigers. At the conclusion
The Birmingham age-herald., 1908-08-02
Plafform .@ ChAml'exs
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By HERvEY w. LAlf'f

Montgomery, August 1-(Special)-The proposition to make Robert J. Chambers nresident of the Seu4ha~n i~-es'v -caso Little Rock retires from the organization at the end of this season has met with much comment over the circuit
 There is an impression that even if Little Rock is dropped out Judge Kava- naugh will retain the position. However, this is not generally credited because of the repeated statements of the judge that he would not remain at the head of the league with his home club out of 1t. In answer to a question as to whether or not he would be candidate for the position MT. Chambers said:
 "If Little Rock is displaced by Chat
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F4a ,f Indian Uprising.

Ie0so August 1.-Gen. Earl Thomns. r1 handing the Department of the 9le sN, has been instructed to dlspatea immediately six troops of cav- airy to the Navajo reservation. The orders came from the war department yesterday, and are induced by the fear that renegade Utes will induce the Navajos to rebel. The chief cause of the dissatisfaction is the use of the water holes and grazing lands by the whites. The Indians claim the white men are stealing their privileges, and resent the intrusions The troops were sent from Forts Whipple, Apache and Wingate.
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A., B. & A. aen In Memnbis.

Memphis. Augut 1.-(Special. )-The Atlanta, Birmingham and Atlantic Railroad company and the Brunswick Steamship compaiy opened offices in Memphis today, with J. T. Crutch- field as commercil agent and N. C.. Reid as contracting freight agent. NJ. Crutchfield comes to Memphis from Brunswick, where He has been con- nected with the Ahnta, Birmingham and Atlantic railroa since last May.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1908-08-02

SUMMARY Two-base hits-Smith 2, Douglass, Wood, Becker
 Three-base hits-Speaker Sacrifice hits-Page 3, Hess Molesworth. stolen bases-Downey, Speaker. Double -Molesworth-Raub' Wood- Eyler. Hess.
 Eases on balls-Neur 2. Eastman ?, Rob- inson g. Ford 1. Innings pitched-Robinson 8, Eastman 72-3, Eyler 1-3. 15, Eastman g. Passed ba,ls-Raub, Wood Wild pitches-Robinson. Time of game-2:15. Umpires-Wheeler and Fitzsimmons.
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ATLANTA DEFEATS
 PELICANS AGAIN

Atlanta, Ga, August 1.-(Special.) 1.-The Champions took today's game from New Orleans, making it two out of three. Pitcher Doyle, whom the local team had signed from the New York Americans, was released today on account of his arm going to the bad. Doyle will return to New York to be treated for his malady. The weather was clear and hot and the attendance fine. Score:
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Town Marshal Kills a Farmer.

Natchez, Miss, August 1.--Leuis Perry. a farmer, was shot and killed by J. o. Davenport, town marshal at Fayette, Miss, today. Davenport was attempting to arrest Perry's son-in- law on minor charge, when the latter resisted, Perry coming to the young mans assistance. Davenport had been knocked to the ground, when he drew his revolver and fired, killing Perry.
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Giants DO Up he Cardinals.

New York, August 1.-New York made it four straights fpm St. Louis today. Beebe was batted Tor seven hits in the fifth and sixth innings and Karger re- placed him. Scor@ R.H E. St. Louis ........T 100 900 OOO-1 8 New York ....... s...... .010 041 OOs-6 12 l
 Batteries: Beele, Karger and Bliss !: Crandall and Bre9lahan. Time, 145. Um- hire Johnstone.
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Schooner itDIstress.

Wilmington, N. k August 1.-An unknown four-mas% schooner flying signals su of distress reported starndedi led with sails and sr~ gone, off Cape Lookout. The ' hington tug Sea King has gone t{ r assistance No further details of- able at this time.
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Browns Drop a Game.

St. Louis, August IA fielder's choice and a single in the tenth inning gave Philadelphia one run and the victory over St. Louis this afternoon
 Score. R.H.E. St. Louis . GOO 200 100 o. 3 Philadelphia :. .. . 101 col coo l. Il 4
 Batteries: Dineen and Stephens' Coombs, yickers and Schreck Time, 2:V1. Empires, Connolly and Hurst.
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Point Clear Hotel,

at Point Clear Ala. is the most delight ful summer resort on the Gulf coast and the hotel Is a most comfortable sum- mer house. It's management this sea- son is the best that has ever been there- People who want an August outing can- not find more solid comfort and satisfac- ton than here. Good boat service daily from and to Mobile. S-2-2t-su,
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clncy Is on the Tobogean.

Philadelphia, August l.--Philadelphia to- day shut out Cincinnati for the third time in succession Sparks held his opponents down to two hits, While Ewing was knocked off the rubber in three innings Score: R.H. F.. Cincinnati ...k .......... 900 900 O00-0 ? 1 Philadelphia ........ j. .022 900 O2s-6 s 1
 Batteries: Ewing, Campbell and Schlei i; Sparks and Dooip. lime, :s5 Umpire. Klem.
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Maneuvers Nearly Ended.

Chattanooga, August 1.-The man. euvers at Camp Taft will be brought to a close next week. The Alabama militiamen now in camp have done some hard work and will rest tomor- row.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1908-08-02
Poor Old HiqhIanders.

Cleveland Ohio, August 1.-Cleveland made it three straights today. Rhoades scored the deciding run in the ninth on his single, J. Clarke's sacrifice Moriari- tv's error and Stovalls single.
 oaora. R H E.. c,o,,al.nd 100 OO1 101-4 l NTo,., vorl, GOO 900 2O1-3 8 4
 Batteries: .Rhoades and N. Clarke; Lake and sweeney Time, 2:09. Empires, Sher- idan and Egan.
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Tioers Shut Out Boston.

Detroit August 1.--In one of the best fought games of the year Detroit smut out Boston. The home team punched hits off Morean Score: R.H.E E. Detroit . O1O col 10$ Boston 900 900 000--0 ?
 Batteries: Willett and Schmidt; Morgan and Carrigan. Time, 1:42. Umpire, Evans
The Birmingham age-herald., 1908-08-02
.TLANTIC LEAGUE
Played. Won. Lost. Pct.
3on Is Outclassed.

le, August By clever aite cksonville took two games em this afternoon. Sitton pitched Hs anne for the locals and did nat f hit. The second game was ing affair by previous agree Jacksonville team has played i've innings without having Teen sa | on. Score of first game:
 R.H. E. F ea .. .. zee. 600 0O0 0oo-0 0 2 .. .. .. GOO 010 20s-3 1 Weems and Robinson; Sit- t0H )th.
 second game: RHE.
 e :. e. .. .. 900 900 0-0 le .. ;. .. ....0 .000 101 ~-2 ' 1
 : Stowers and Robinson; Viola s HH
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MA LEAGUE
C aMat Ien.

Boston AleHsf 5Uaitf ,.lsi4t won days game Nat lase .unosAeh al Fraser were taae1 Hr tne eS the first inniaA ana t1i Ferguson pi aad hsf as visiting playe esaol 4l9at Boston ..... Chicago ...... "
 Batteries: lfea and Kling; Fe tn tif 1:5O. Umpire,
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 tanooga aid canseGuaaas Kavana,t 5r Y tho rfs of the $ have naH tancy iri-. ft X would gisN great es~ sure to be q to the ? f is one or honok credit, Il q afle 7alary with ta pense aeqf tia brinsa man a degree srcm nee that woaie be unpleas8 ng aUnitl0us ina ual. l hate asen ! great pfiae prosperit of tas autheru lcaepe my connaet tloa tt it, ana r ss be called te .i# agAai dutles i pro you that aa5ia astal2'y exercise power wi a 1fs eilit} noi only se it up to a eis atandaro II has taiped, bl te aaf e it t even sf things tr sha b. ll @otie.
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AMERICAN ASSOCIATION

At Toledo: Toledo B. Minneapolis ?. At Louisville: Louisville 13, Wilwau- kee i. a
 Al Columbus: Columbus 10. St. Paul 1. At Indianapolis: Kansas City ?, Indian apolis 1.
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r The postoffice team defeated the Y N. c. A. yesterday afternoon 14 to 8. Bat teries, Daly and Ellis; Simmons, Wofford and Wilson.
 Winfield. August 1.-(Special) )-South Winfield defeated the Winfield Stars today to G. Batteries, Smith and Atkins; White and Bidding.
 The WmberlyThomas team defeated the Southern Bell yesterday to B. Bat teres, Thomas, Murray and Black; Me- Cord and Groves.
 By a score of to s the Avondale Mills defeated the First National bank yes- terday Batteries, Rhodes and Aycock Wound and Adams.
 The First Presbyterians were defeated yesterday by the Wesleyan Chapel, to 6. Batteries, Judson and Robinson: Brown and Bragon.
 Brooksde, August 1.-(Specal. )-Brook- side defeated Cardiff today by score of 6 to l. Batteries, Jones and Vines, Drew cry, Stobert, Stekart and Bone.
 Jasper August 1.--(Special )-Drifton. by score of 10 to 1, won from the locals today in easy fashion. Batteries Nor more and Smith; O Rear and Barrett
 The Cumberland Presbyterians and the Second Presbyterians played magnifi- cent game yesterday. the former winning ? to O. Batteries, Strickland and Lund- baum Stapleton and White.
 The Tyler Grocery company defeated the Decatur Car Wheels yesterday aft ernoon to 5. The pitching of Carns. who struck out + men, was the feature of the game. Batteries, Carns and Browning; Henderson and Shipur.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1908-08-02
COTTON STATES LEAGUE

At 'Gulfport: ort-Biloxi-columbus game postponed, rain. At Vicksburg: Jackson g. Vicksburg D, Al Meridian: Meridian Monroe game postponed. rain
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AMERICAN LEAGUE.
White Sox Are RattIed.

Chicago, August 1.-Chieago went. to pieces in the eighth inning today mak- ing three errors, and Washington won
 Score RH. E. . Chicago . . . O02 600 001- 3 4 Washington .. .. .. 600 1O0 040- Q .
 Batteries: Walsh and Sullivan; Johnson and Kahoe and Street. Time, 1:5o. um- pre, O'Loughlin.
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Iumbia Takes Two.

ehH S. C., August 1.-Columbia 1tHH games of the double header f,ta lnah today. Columbia won the tting Keiber hard in the fifth
 innings after Savannah had a. H 5f UT runs Columbia's victory, in fhe game, which went seven in- ahfeE agreement, was due to Welsh e4ts z pitching excellent team work Hpa hitting. Score of first game
 R.H.E. Sa5 . . .. 200 020 O0o4 8 c,sl1 .. .. .OoO 041 00*-5 Il 8 Aats Keiber, Richardson and Kaafka olz and Cote.
 atnrs cond game. R.H.E E. SrSnaHaf .. .. .. .. 1000 GOO co o CT Wmhll :. .. .. .. ..010 010 *-2 f5tf-fAfa dullin and Moran; Welsher atd aE1
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'wo Games Divided.

n. s. c August 1.-Charleston sta broke even in a double- ay. The visitors outbatted the he first game, but was unable account of the fast work of In the second game the vis- n the sixth inning through er- m pitched both games for the nd did not give a base on of first game: R.H.E. .. .. .. ....100 002 0ot-3 6 f :. .. .. ..011 900 O00-2 II : Willis and Reisinger; Ragan sh.
 second game: R.H.E. :. :. .. .. ..o10 600 0-1 8 .. .. .. GOO 002 0-2 0 account of darkness.
 Durrett and Durlin; Ragan
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onotber thanks to the wildness of ln- dian Eastman. and in the sixth, Douglass, on a double scored when Smith hit TOT two bases to right.
 In the eighth, the final lap. both teams scored, the visitors twice and the Barohs once Collins and Speaker led or Wi.h hits. were sacrificed, and scored on bech- CTS double to center. Larsen scored the Barons run, covering the olslance pe. .,.,aan third and home on an error of Second Baseman Page.
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GOOD NATURED RAILLERY
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SOUTHERN LEAGUE STANDING.

Results Yesterday. Eittle Rock, g; Birmingham, 5. Montgomery, 3-6; Mobile, 2-1. Atlanta, B. New Orleans, 2. Nashville, 8; Memphis, O.
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Summary: Three-base hits, Rickert Jordan. Fox. Moran. Two-base hits, FOX Dexter. Sacrifice hits, Mil, Dundon Wilkes. Johns. Struck out, by Jonns | bv Clark 8. Bases on balls, by Johns z by Clark l. Double play, Castro to cay ton. Empires, Brown and carpenter Time, 145.
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R4SBBAll CHATTER

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Pittsbul
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Brooklyn, Aua it's series in Bt tory. Pastorioul taken ont aftei Holmes substitui Pittsburg ....... Brooklyn .......l |
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Batteries Ltsver and Gibson Pas torius, Holmes and Ritter Time, 1:42. Empires, Rudderham and Emslie.
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When Carlos Smith was called on to make a speech before a secret order of which he is a member, last night, Carlos stated that if they wanted a Speaker" they would have to go to the Little Rock club Great applause greeted this sally of the long Mississippian)
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VERY WINS z 70 0a MOBILE

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