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The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1908-12-30
ENTRIES FOR ELIMINATION
CONTEST CLOSE SATURDAY
Charley Bartlett, Jack ScuIIy and Eddie Fer.
nandez Will Judge the Walking
Experts.

In addition to c. G. Bartlett and Jack
Scully, the promoters of the walking
races secured Eddie Fernandez to judge
the events. These gentlemen with one
other not yet selected will look after
the various contestants, each judge tax
ing under his especial charge certain
part of the procession, an arrangement
which viii preclude any unfair steps
being taken.
Answering various inquiries as to
what method or methods of walking
viii be permitted, the committee states
that any kind of a fair walk win be
allowed, no particular step being re-
quired. OF course, by a fair step one
is meant wherein the toe of the rear
foot shall not leave the ground until
the heel of the forward foot touches,
the knee of the rear leg being locked
at this particular moment. As to
whether contestants shall lean back or
forward, stand rigid or bent is of no
concern in judging the fairness.
Owing to the departure of Mr.. Ayres
for Hilo yesterday and the illness of
Mr.. Densham, both of the committee in
charge, soliciting for premiums among
the merchants will not be commenced
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: Sport Notes
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The caddie kids win be in their glory
at the Country Club next Saturday \
tournament all for themselves has been
arranged, and, to top it all off, the lads
who pack the sticks will be given a
genuine banquet.
Among other things, it might be well
to intimate the fact that the only prop
osition that is really holding back the
local baseballists in the organization of
an AllStar team to meet Fisher s ag-
gregation, is the lack of an organizer.
Honolulu has no horsemen. They
have all gone to Hilo for the big New
Years meet. H. NJ. Ayres and Dick
Sullivan left on the Mauna Kea yes
terday morning.
Sam Chillingworth says that it is up
to the Honolulu Baseball League to
call meeting toadiscuss the baseball
situation. It certainly Is up to someone
to so something.
20 - ~
Sending the Hawaii to Seattle ism t
bad idea at ALL She would be well
taken care of by the Elliot Bay Yacht
club. She is characteristic of Hawaii
except for speed.
The wise ones are still gloating over
that Jack johnson victory. Wait until
Doc Roller gets the proper kind of a
rep. and there will be plenty of room
for guessers if he sings a challenge at
the large-sized darby.
- - .s
Frank Tandy is the boy with the
colossal nerve. Hurry up, there, you
yachtsmen, send a million dollars to
Frisco so that little old Crownie, the
designer, may have really nice time.
- - ~
The Engineer Corps baseball team
seems to be up against it in getting
games. The soldier boys have walloped
everything and everybody they have
met SO far, including Sheba's japanese
Stars. They are now looking for more
nations to conquer
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1908-12-30
CUPIDS WILL TRIP
LIGHT FANTASTIC
BY w. Tin Chong.

An old Aala fan met that now pop
ular A. X. Vierra yesterday in certain
store on King street and asked him
where he would spend New Year eve
Without a moment S hesitation, A. X
told his interested inquirer that not only
he. but also the rest of the Vierra
family viii be at the Kalanianaole
Baseball League dance at the X. of z
hall
This town has always responded
promptly in aid of good cause and
as result the public has received the
free ball games. Without a doubt this
grand ball will be largely patrOnized
by the fans and all those who are in
terested in amateur baseball here. The
League is sadly in need of funds. To
get this money necessary to conduct the
games, the members have decided to
give a dance on New Years eve.
The music for the dance will be fur
nished by the Male glee club. Pre-
vious to the dance, the Kalanianaole
League chorus, which numbers nearly
two hundred voices, will sing. Eddie
Fernandez, the official umpire of the
league will lead the chorus of baseball
players
Tickets are now on sale at Wall,
Nichols store at 10 cents, which will
admit lady and gentleman.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1908-12-30
YACHT HAWAII
MAY CO NORTH
Wanted at A.-Y.-P. Expo. why
Designer CrowninshieId
Won't Come.

Like an echo from former days comes
the rumor that the famous yacht
- Hawaii will do another long dis
tanee stunt-against time. The new
proposition on foot is to send the craft
TO Seattle during the Alaska Yukon
Pacific Exposition, and, Notwithstanding
the shouts of Jonah" that arise from
%be pcIh ace, the idea appears to be
gaining favor among those who have
the sayso in yachting matters.
The oily drawback lies in the secur-
ing Of sufficient fund. to equip the boat
and pay salaries for sailors. Lloyd
Chllds first Suggested taking the boat
10 Seattle to w. H. McInerny, who
has axprrsse hin SELL as being in favor
of he idea.
1t would cost approximately $500,
or perhaps more, to pay all expenses of
a typ to the Queen City. Some of this
moaey might be secured out of the ap-
preparation for Hawaii IS exhibit at the
far. alth' ugh this amount has been
held down pretty close. Sentiment in
favor of sending the boat is general,
but "de coin is lacking.'
1t is doubtful if Crowninshield, the
designer of the Hawaii, will come down
here. In the first place, Frank n.
Tandy, Crowninshield' Pacific Coast
agent, wrote to w. H. McInerny, stat
ing that the designer would shortly be
In San Francisco. A sly insinuatiOn
that Crowninshield might be induced
to come to Hawaii, expenses paid, is
contained in the interesting epistle.
Frank Tandy always had an eve out for
Number One, and for Number Two also,
the latter being represented by Crown
inshield However, the famous design
er will probably not be seen on our
sunny shores unless he wants to reach
way down in his jeans and come through
with the necessary expense. There
certainly is no loose fund floating
around this neck of the woods on which
the man who built the racer can come
down and render expert opinion on the
question, "'Just what was the matter?"
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1908-12-30
Kerr's Machine Contest

The following are the twelve lead
ers to date. Contest closes p. m,
New Years Eve:
J. Silva .................... 1907
Miss K. Hargreaves (per Mrs. E.
X. Wilder) .................. 1913
Mrs. Creedon 933
Mrs. t. Richards ..... 921
Mrs. Wright ...s.......... 500
Miss A. Hall ......... S43
Miss Lena Colburn ..... 643
Mrs. T. p Harris ......... 474
Miss Annie Akina ......... 3S4
Thomas MAXI ........ 279
Gladys Auerbach ........... 271
May Rawlins ............. 169
Please send in your votes-27 900
not yet accounted for.
| r ,KEQR A. m tn
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1908-12-30
THANK YOU"
SAYS SEATTLE

Thanks have been extended to the
q Honolulu Yacht Club for the cour-
teous treatment accorded the crew of
the yacht Gwendolyn H., the Seattle
craft that participated in the trans
pacific ocean race last summer, by the
Elliott Bay Yacht Club of the Queen
City. 81 4a@t=aEsE
William B. Jack, who was member
of the crew on the race down here,
sent clipping from the Seattle Times,
from which the following extract is
taken:
"The club voted burgess to the San
Francisco and .Corinthian Yacht Clubs
of San Francisco, the South Coast
Club of San Pedro and the Honolulu
Yacht Club for courtesies extended the
crew of the Gwendolyn H., the Sc
attic boat that participated in the
ocean yacht race last summer"
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1908-12-30

''This agreement made this 9th day
of July, 1908, by and between the
Trustees of the Honolulu Baseball
League, party of the first part, and the
Reach All American Baseball Team,
party of the second part,
Witnesseth:
"O That the party of the first part
agrees to furnish grounds and apTur-
tenanees for a series of ball games to
be held in Honolulu during the first
three months of 1909, between the
Reach All American Baseball Team and
the All Hawaii Baseball Team;
"(2) To furnish through the Homo
lulu Baseball League team which shall
be known as the All Hawaii Baseball
Team to compete with the Reach All
American Team;
"(3) To deposit with the Pecifc
Mail Steamship Company the sum of
eight hundred $500 dollars as part
of transportation expenses of the All
American Team, said sum to be avail
able to said All American Team on
their departure from the Orient for Ho-
nolulu; SAID deposit to be made by
October Is, 1908.
eco To handle all finances in con-
nection with this series and pay to the
Reach All American Baseball Team ff-
ty (50) per cent. of the net proceeds
of said series of baseball games;
900 To allow representatives of
the All American Baseball Team to
check cash and receipts after each
game and to work with local force of
ticket sellers and gate keepers.
"And the party of the second part
agrees:
"(D To bring to Honolulu the All
American Baseball Team composed of
fifteen, or under, well-known National,
American and Pacific Coast League
players;
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1908-12-30

"(2) To play series of not less
than FIVE (5) games with the All Ha-
wall Baseball Team as per schedule
mutually agreed upon hereafter;
"(3) To accept fifty (50) per cent
of the net proceeds of said series as
compensation for services rendered
"It is further mutually agreed by
and between the parties hereto that
from the gross receipts shall be de-
Quoted first the eight hundred dollars
($800) deposited by the Trustees, then
the cost of maintenance of not more
than fifteen ball players during their
stay in Honolulu, then the cost of ad-
vertising, gate-keepers and ticket-sell-
ers, upkeep of grounds, balls, umpire,
ETC., and that the remainder shall cof-
stitute the net proceeds.
fFL. A. THURSTON,
81. M. DOWSETT,
''H. NJ. WHITNEY,
FTrustees Honolulu Baseball League.
"REACH ALL AMERICAN BASE
BALL CLUB,
Per J. L. WOODS,
manager.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1908-12-30
TRUSTEES WANT LEAGUE
PLAYERS TO KEEP PROMISE


be o.
proposition to
trustees recommending
replied that there
in
The this, and the
play five game n h League o a
gutter is of nou n sporting world.
of
Honolulu
meeting What
following with
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1908-12-30
WHnnnlnln. InlY 6. 1908.

"Honolulu, July 6, 1908.
FFWe, the undersigned baseball clubs
hereunder named, hereby agree with
the said Trustees and the said Reach
All American Baseball Team that we
will furnish the All Hawaii Baseball
Team called for in the above agreement
on the basis of an equal division be-
tween the said baseball Trustees and
the Honolulu Baseball League of the
net receipts of the Trustees under the
above agreement.
"Punahou Athletic Club, F. E. Steere,
manager; Kamehameha Baseball Team,
John Fl. Wise; Diamond Head Athletic
Club, by E. K. Fernandez, manager; st.
Louis Baseball Team, per P. Gleason :"
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1908-12-30
SAMUEL DI HOPPE
GETS WHITE SOX

Sam Hop is the happiest man in
town.
The white stockings for his team ar
rived today and Sam has grin which
extends from ear to ear.
Capt. J. X Motley will have his men
attired in full regulation baseball uni
forms next Sunday when they meet the
c. A. .C's.
This viii be a game for blood and
may decide the championship of the
first series in the Kalanianaole League.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1908-12-30
ART THEATER

MOVING PICTURE SUBJECTS
The Unfortunate Pickpocket,
Bad Medicine.
A Tale the Autumn Leaves Told,
The Scarlet Letter,
Stage Memories of an Old Theatrical
Trunk.
ORCHESTRELLE SELECTIONS
Arawana,
Vanderbilt Cup,
Bits of Grand Opera.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-06-01
'OuIODrOrrN
tIf Kiln
-
10y United Prsss)

Los ANGELES. June DE
tsetiyen are hunting for James Sic
MsnanOn. who three weeks ago vas
the star guest AZ the Portland hotel
aud IL nog 4 fugitive accused Of
stealing diamonds valued Al 81 600
from bis employers. NJ \ Flelsch
mann 4 Co. Of Chicago A formal
charge Of larceny Of 81 900 has been
preferred against MeMenamin. that
being the value OF samples Ia the
case he had If the time Of his dis
appearance
NcMenBmin'e alleged thefts are
believed % have covered several
years lie MAS trusted employe
aud easily esnded the check sYs
term Of bic house Ills former en-.
ploYern believe he has been paving
for his elaborate self entertainment
With gems stolen from bis case
from time 10 time Thss estimate
their total loss NJ three times the
amount set forth IA the warrant
Portland diamond merchants are
well acquainted with the missing
salesman lie has mode business
trips 10 thss city for several feare
and vas noted az an entertainer
lie always occupied the beat suite
AZ the hotel and wine flowed like
water.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-06-01
s. y EAKING
NO Ia W

Mihc Davis. who was arrested
Saturday afternoon ON complaint
issued by Rodcnscy Bros. employ
mont agents. was discharged by
Judge Gordon In police court thls
afternoon.
Rodcnaey Bros we're employing
men for the Fairbanks and Tauana
mines In Aiseka They claim that
Davis walked up and down In front
OF their office and warned men not
To work In the mines. as they were
unfair.
Davis admitted the charge. but
there il no city ordinance or state
Law 60 prevent this.
Davis il an agent 81 the Western
Federation Of Miners,
|. = Humes. who IN agent cor the
Tanana mines. testified In court
today that he had received threats
from the Western Federation OF
Miners that they would kidnap his
baby hoy unless he desistcd from
hiriag Hon.union men,
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-06-01
TRAINS Are
BLOCKADED
Two Thousand Passengers
Stalled in Montana
Bridges Out.
10y uni,sa Press.

BUTTE. Mont. June 1.-Two
thousand passengers are stalled.
doxens 81 trains hlockaded. aud
miles Of track washed out BY floods
resulting from a downpour for the
last thFe. days. the worst rains
In 10 years The Northern Pacific
roadbed IL destroyed In several
the biz bridge near Miaeoula IL
down and four smaller ones 90 the
line sfe wrecked
The Helena braDch II out Of
commission and a DOZEN trains are
stalled al different stations.
The butte station agent has post
ID a notice that all trains are off
schedule and none 10 expected 60
arrive In the near future.
Conditions are growing worse
sueH Is three feet deep In the
hills and bot day will create
havoc. Many irrigation dams are
On the point Of bursting under the
heavy pressure. Warm weather
would be disastrous.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-06-01
BIG RUSH TO
PAY TAXES

nAfxAln sale methods for handling
crowds we're IN vogue II the county
trrasarcrs office to-day. a. a result
Of the last opportunity Ia pay the
first IT the taacs for is0s.
The crowd In ting corridors walt.
lng 10 30 admitted 10 the office vRs
almost a. large towards noon today
as che number a th0ee who wer.
handing their soney over the eoaas
Ser 90 the inside
May took advantage Of the
chance Ca pay their taxss b. mail
and aa a result Chief Deputy frcae
uref Ben Lewis desk wss covered
with several bushels Of mail II IN
estimated that over si0o ooo arrived
In this manner some Of the letters
obtained silver dollars. whiIe others
had sold pieces In them az hiEh as
$50.
They seem 90 forget all caution
In N.ndlng rs money said County
Treasurer Matt n. Gormley Money
sent that way is very easily lost
Nsuat % u Is In checks. money or.
tsrz and drafts however
Many Of the taxpayers are only
paying tho fret hair IL their taxea.
where they have been accustomed
to pay all Of n at once They have
until November Ia pay the rest
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-06-01
FOR
DRINKING

A sample Of water taken from
beacon fIiil reservoir. which had
been pumped from Lake Washing
ton b. W. ~ Lewis. contractor, ts
declared to be unfit for domestic
purposes. IN the results of an anal
ysls completed to-day BY Cisy Chem-
let Jacobsen.
The report 81 the analysis was
placed in the hands 81 Health Com.
missioner Cfichton this morning
Tho officials Of the water depart
ment declare emPhaticaliy that
none Of this water has been at.
loved To rua int the city mains.
Under these circumstance we
will certainly not permit the Use OF
any Of this water" said Superin.
tendent YounGa, % the lighting and
water department We had the
reservoir filled and held iR reserve
when the Cedar river supply was
temporarily interrupted, but ~ the
water ~ declared bad neAe OF II
will be allowed ~ our nlhiss. eS
cepting a grave emergency exists.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-06-01
sperry a FrIsee.

SAN FRANCISCO. June Five
vhrships Of the Atlantic fleet are
nov At anchor HI the hafbor. MAX.
ihE preparation for their trip
around the world The vessels that
arrived from the north arr the fisr
ship Connecticut with Admiral
sperry In command. the Kansas.
Vermont. Minnesota aud Admiral
EmoFys flagship. the Louisiana
Orders have been sent 90 Admiral
spsrfy from Washington that the
men Of the fleet ar. Ia take part
IN no more festivities before start.
inE ON the round the world cruise.
and the ships arr preparing ar
their long voyage.
The remaining vessels 81 the Al.
lantie iteet will assemble here July
.or the trip TO tho far east All
that have not been locked since
their arrival on tho coast will ~
into drydock before that time. The
fleet wi!l start for New York via
Honolulu. Australia. Japan. the
Philippines and the saes canal. on
uly Z.
The Maine and Aiahsma will De.
part for .Nsw YORK a week from
today
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-06-01
THREE TO BE ARRESTED
IN COTTON LEAK CASE

WASHINGTON. June IA
bench warrant has been iseaed IN
the supreme court OF the District
Of Columbia for the arrest Of Thee.
dore II Price. the wealthy New
York cotton broker. Moses Hans
and Frederick A. reckham. al
three Of whom have been Indicted
in connection with the cotton leak
Of three years ago. The warrant
orders that the three men be
brought here 90 answer 10 the
charges. II IL alleged that they
eonHpsred To obtain advance infor.
nation 81 the governments cotton
crop statement. and used the report
60 market operations.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-06-01
CONTEST MAY
DELAY c. 0. P.
CONVENTION

CHICAGO. June The great
number az contests over the seat.
Ing OF Delegates IN the republican
national convention may disrupt
the plans Of the leaders and cause
n long delay In the convention.
Preliminary arrangements and a
prayer b Bishop Muldoon viii
take ny most OF The first day Of
the convention. June 10. After the
prayer. the committees VIII be
named and adjournment viii be
taken until the committee on ere.
ccntials IL ready 10 report.
The chief fights Of the eonveu.
ton viii be conducted before the
credentials committee.
There IL much talk 81 Roosevelt
dominating the convention io such
a degree az to seat Taft delenR
lions from the south. where rump
conventions were held IN behalf
81 the secretary.
" IL believed the credentials com.
mliiee will be IN session two days
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-06-01
GRANT SURPRISES
COMMISSION

Building Commissioner r. w.
Cant sprung surprise on the city
ball this af,orneon.
befying the traditions " civil
service, be appeared before tho eesn.
nlission and asked that all employees
OF his department be required To
take the civil service examination
aHa that he be allowed h. draw up
the questions.
The request staggered the com.
HAs4onera and II causing general
comment around the city hall. The
employees IN Mr.. Grants department
are already under civil service rules
and not supposed 90 be subject TO
examination. They are wondering
II they will have 10 submit to an ex.
animation under their new chief aud
run chances OF dismissal.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-06-01
womAn STILL MISSING.

The police have found no frsee
Of Mrs Sophia Wilsion. wife Of VI
tor wilaton, a Black Diamond min.
er. The woman disappeared from
her home last Wednesday morning.
taking her best clothes and 500 OF
Wilson's money. n IL Wilson's
belief thes hts wife DID not commit
aa Indicated In letter left
for her husband Wiiuiou thinks Ala
wife VI la company with a 10, 1ef
hpsfder
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-06-01
FEDERATION.
MEETS
Appoints Csznaitee h
Secure Chapiaiss fer
the Navy.

The Seattle Federation Of Min.
listers held its last meeting before
the fall session. beginning the first
Monday OF September. this morning
at the Y. NJ. {. A.
40 tho motion Of Rev. Miller Il
MIS- moved 10 work 10 secure the
international Sunday School eonyen.
ton session At San Francisco Ia the
Year 1911.
Rev. J. l. Garyin Of the First
Christian church was elected 10
membership
The nominating committee. DE-.
Harrington. Dr " - Wilson and
Rev J Robert Cairns, appointed this.
following clergy as officers Of the
Federation for next year Df. y. J
Van Horn. presideot: Rev T NJ
Slater. vice president. Rev g. II
LinRenfclter. secretary and treas
urcr. committee of arrangements.
nf " ~ ". ReeH, Dr.. A. A. Mat.
fhews and Dr ~ l.. Whitman.
The address Of the morning was
made b. Chaplain George y Steven.
son Of the baifieehip Virginia lie
pointed out the vital good Of the
xork Of the chaplain in the navy.
aud laid special stress on the need
Of q chaplain aboard ever large
naval boat There IL a need At pres.
eni Of rs chapiaina where there are
nos oGly %.
IN fS42 there were - chApiains
In the naval service Of the United
States
Following Chaplain Stevenson .
address u was moved by the Fed.
Grafton that a committee be ap.
pointed 10 cooperate with the chap
lain IN securing the appointment, OF
ehRplains for all baitleships Of the
navy.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-06-01
YOUNG FORCER IS
ARRESTED

Roy Kurtz. rs years old. who
came 10 Seattle Saturday from Sps-
kane. was arrested by Patrulman
Hans Zann this afternoon. charged
with passing "phonoy" checks.
KurtE bought an oyercoat from
a store on Second av. and IN pay.
ment rendered check fof Sc. II
looked suspicious. and the store.
keeper called the police.
When searched nine checks. ag
gregating 500, were found on
kurtz and made out TO Roy Buckley
aud Roy Kurtz.
Young kurtz admits his guilt. He
says he was broke aud had To do
something to keep from starving.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-06-01
BIG FLEET IS.
AT BREMERTON
10y United Prs.s)

PUGET SOUND NAVY YARD.
June THE SECOND squadron 20
the Atlantic fleet under the com.
mand OF Rear Admlrsl Wainwflghi
entered the hArhor Yesterday sft.
sfnuon aud each 81 the Ne bet.
tieshipH will be A,ekcd iAie es~s
From here the 6auadf~s ss~a ~
Seattle. thence "a Frisco. The
Georgia. the flagship. enteeee toe
harhor first yesterday aflereoos.
followed BY the battlessipa Vlr
Einla. Rhode Island aud New Jor.
ssy The four weighed aneaor at
Tacoma shortly after q clock SUE
day
Others Of the Atlantic fleet are
eerr. and the spectacle IL an inapirs
ing onU.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-06-01
Want Ads
Telephone Them To Us
And We VIII Do the Rest

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Minimum charge for an al
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All space used will be eharg
ed at full line rates on all
contract Advertising or sdver-
tising charged O. account
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MAIN OFFICE seventh av.
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ity for errors Of any hind ec-
CURING IN tetephonsd advcr-
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