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The Montgomery advertiser. [volume] (Montgomery, Ala.) 1885-1982, 1909-08-29
Turtles Are Shut Out
LITTLE ROCK EASY
NASHVILLE TAKES BOTH GAMES
OF DOUBLE-HEADER.
Volunteers Bunch Hits on Hart In First
Contest, and Give Buchanan
Terrible Drubbing In
SECOND,

Little Rock. Aug 2s.-By winning
both games Of double-header. Nash
Vile made 1t four out Of hve from Lit
tie Rock. The second game was called
In the sixth inning to allow the Nash
Vile team to catch a train for New
Orleans.
the first two innings and won easily. In
the second inning Of the secod game
they landed on Buchanan for seven
hits. including triple by Noyes and
scored ive runs. After this the game
became q farce with the Little Rock
team playing for time, but the ave
innings were completed before $3.50. the
hour set for calling the game. Scores:
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MEETING WAS
POSTPONED
Minority Stockholders to
Meet Monday.
SATURDAY NOT CONVENIENT
Interesting Rumofs Going the
Rounds Of Fans.
General Letter Issued By President
Chanbers to Can Meeting for I
Purpose Of Retaining FRAN
chise fer Next Year.
;ArURDAY NOT CONVENIENT

Finding that many Of the minority
stockholders Of the Montgomery Base
ball Association were too busy to
meet and register O. protest against
the proposition submitted in the cir
the meeting scheduled for Saturday af-
ternoon was postponed to Monday.
That the franchise win remain in
Montgomery for another year was set
ment of Robert J. Chambers that an
arrangement had been perfected where
by Richard Ttllis would assume a ma
the Club, and put a good team in the
field in 1910.
There were stiu objections to, the
proposition by the minority stockhoid-
ers. however and they VIII hold their
The circular letter issued by Rob-
ert Chambers, President Of the Base
ball Association. to the stockholders OF
the company. follows; ,,.. >. ,aoe
stockholders of the Montgomery Base
ball Company:
d90s have probably Y sesr
local press as well as other papers
In the Southern League, relative to
Montgomery selling its baseball fran
soard of Directors. would take away
amusement during the long summer
days, besides being q disgrace Tor this
city to admit to the outside world
that It Is unable to support Glass A
THE proposition is. shall we keep
baseball in this city or let the fran
chise 20 eIsewhere7
Your Board OF Directors of the
club have a proposition whereby we
can continue to have ball. This propo-
sition carries with in an agreement
which will necessitate our turning over
to the new parties. who guarantee to
furnish Montgomery with good base
ball another year, possibly longer. q
large. majority of our outstanding
stock Therefore, the object In send
Ing you this letter Is to ask II YOU are
willing to turn over your stock free. of
charge, and IL so, send 1t In to me in
dorsed in blank. The Board viii then
turn the same over to new parties, who
will immediately enter into said con-
tract and nay up the debts Of the club
and continue ball In our city for at
least another year.
"If we are unable to secure SUM
Client stock to carry through this deal.
1T will be absolutely necessary TO sell
the franchise to some other city Tor
cash to pay on the club debts.
KINDLY let me hear from you at
once, and we must do one or the
other within the next few days. 6
Enclosed, please find stamped en-
veiope for your reply.
"Tours very truly.
president"
The Montgomery advertiser. [volume] (Montgomery, Ala.) 1885-1982, 1909-08-29
ATLANTA WINS TWO
SEA GULLs LOSE TO LEAGUE
LEADERS.
johns Was Unhiftabie During First
While Crackers Bunched Safe Ones
ON Hickman-Ratn SpOfIB ~
Fine Playing. aH

Mobile. Aug. 2s-Atianta took both
games of a double-header this after
noon. the last game going only six
innings on account OF darkness, the
latter part of the first and almost the
whole Of the last game being played
during showers. with lowering clouds.
Johns pitched the first game and
was unhittable when men were on
bases. Hickman pitched five innings
Of the first game. during which At
lanta bunahed hits on him three times
and scored each time. He was re-
lieved by Bitrolff, who stopped the
run getting for the remainder of the
game. He also pitched the second
game, but was raggedly supported.
while Fisher was accorded perfect sup.
port.
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Edited By
Wallace ScretOs, u.
ARE TWICE SHUT OUT
NEW ORLEANS PLAYS RINGS
Hess Allows ssrhem Dubs1 But Two
Safe Ones, While MAXWELL Was
Superbly Backed Up
by Team.

New Orleans, La. Aug. 2s.-The To-
Gals outplayej Birmingham in today's
ming easily by shutting out the visi-
tors 8 to o and to 0. Huelsman's
home run with two ahead of him
was a feature or the first game. Hess
mingham but two safe hits. wildness
Of Pitcher Fleharty was partially re-
sponsible for the three runs scored by
New Orleans in the second game In
the third inning, and though Maxwell
weakened slightly at the end, allow
ing three safe hits in the seventh, the
faultless fielding OF New Orleans pre-
vented a run.
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The Montgomery advertiser. [volume] (Montgomery, Ala.) 1885-1982, 1909-08-29
BLUE WING SECOND
WINS MOTOR BOAT RACE

New Orleans, Aug. 2s.-In the auto.
boat race. the principal event at the
Southern Yacht Clubs regatta today
on Lake Pontchartrain, the Blue Wing
II, owned by Ernest Japancke of New
tries, representing many Of the princi-
pal yacht and boat clubs along the
gulf coast. The race was run over a
course twenty males in length. The
time of the winner was forty-eight
minutes and nineteen seconds.
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BARBECUE AND BALL
GAMES AT STANTON

Stanton. Aug. 2s;-(speciai.)-Gov-
ernor Conner and Colonel Mallory spoke
here today to large crowd, when the
occasion was q barbecue and baseball
game between the team from Maylene
and those represe nting Stanton and
Centreville.
Maylene played both Stanton and
Centreville. Stanton taking the first
game by the score OF IL to II, and Cen!
treville taking the second in a walk
over IL to 8.
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sPoRTArAN,s LEAGUE.
Organization May he Perfected I'm New
ORLEANS


New Orleans, Aug. 2S.-For the pur-
pose OF encouraging all forms of man
~ sport and eliminating all that Is un-
Desirable in connection with them 1t
is probable that sportsmen's league
VIII be formed In this section of the
South with headquarters in New Or
leans.
Those interested In the promotion
of such an organization are sending out
circulars calling for a meeting In this
city next Wednesday.
. The league viii endeavor TO. exert
Itself as a prominent factor in the
passage of good game laws and their
enforcement, and the elevation OF all
other sports to the highest levels.
An effort will probably be made to
persuade Colonel SNorvin T. Harris, Of
the organization. Coionei Harris. who
Is regarded as one of the authorities
IN the South on horses, is also a crack
shot and an expert fisherman. While
his home is In Kentucky, he spends
the greater part OF each winter In New
Orleans and at points along the gulf
E0aaH
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OXFORD ROMPS AWAY
WITH ADMISSION TEAM

Admission. Aug. 2S.-(Special. Am
niston was again unable to connect at
Physiological moments with the mes
merle foaters of the opposing pitcher
afternoon, and this fact tells the tale
of the purloining Of the rag of the
greater Admission baseball league by
the fast Oxford team who broke up
the season this afternoon with q vic.
tory Of to q.
Oxford scored one run in the third
znning. Admission made two In the
fifth. Oxford following with I'VE Nn
the eighth. when the local team went
up In the air.
Tinney and Faulkner was the bat.
terry for Oxford. Tinney allowing only
two hits. walking three men. Perry
man for Admission yielded eleven, walk
Ing two at critical stages. He was
caught by Reynolds.
The Montgomery advertiser. [volume] (Montgomery, Ala.) 1885-1982, 1909-08-29
KID FARMER GIVEN
DECISION OVER CONNORS

New Orleans, Aug. 2S.-Kid Farmer
of Peoria, Ills. was awarded the de-
cision over Johnny Connors of Chi
cago in the second round of the princi-
pal bout at the Royal Athletic Club to-
night. Connors was badly beaten from
the start and at the end of the Sec
ond round the referee declared that he
was not in a condition to continue the
bout and declared Farmer the winner.
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In.pect wriEht,. Mnchine.

Berlin, Aug. ZS.@SeVeraI Americans
were invited to the TempIehof parade
grounds last evening by OrviIle
Wright and his sister. Katherine, to
inspect the aeroplane with which Mr..
Wright is to make a series of flights
here. They included Ambassador. and
Mrs. HILL Gustav Scholle, Third Sec
rotary OF the American Embassy and
Mrs. Scholle, Mrs. sutro and Mrs. Ar
thur Nevin.
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Camp Hill wins

Tallassee, Aug. 2s.-(Special.)-
Camp Hill defeated Tallassee by a
Batteries-Camp Hill. Smith and Nc
Pherson; Tallassee. Reddock, Jeter.
Patterson and Craddock.
Craddock pitched the last two in
nings without a hit.
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NATIONAL LEAGUE
Psttsburg Takes TIVE.

Brooklyn. Aug. 2S--Pittsburg took
both games of today's double header,
to 8, and to o. Bell vas batted
freely in the first; Camnitz was a pug
zle, until the ninth inning, whbn two
singles and two doubles resulted in
three runs.
The second conest was a pitchers
battle in which luck broke always in
favor of the visitors. Wagner's bat
ting was the feature.
Score first game: r. H. E.
Pittsburg 80. 900 100 1927 13 o
Brooklyn ...... 900 900 0uS--3 8 1
Batteries -Camnitz and Gibson; Bell
and Marshall. Time. 1:4S. Umpires.
O'Day and Kane.
Score second game: r. H. z.
Pittsburg $50. 010 900 Oils z I
Brooklyn ........ 900 900 O00--0 2
Manifestations and Gibsonfh Ruck-
er and Bergen. Time, 1879. Umpires.
Kane and O'Day.
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summary-Stolen bases. Wagner.
Newton, Barr 4, Walker. Sacrifice hit,
Wagner. Hickman Newton. Two-base
hits Jordan. Rhoton. Base on balls. of
of Johns L. Struck out by John 4,
by Hickman /, by Bitroiff g. Double
play, Watson to Sentell. Wild pitch,
Allen. Passed ball, McMurray. Left
errors. Mobile 2, Atlanta /. Innings
pitched, by Hickman 5, by Bitrolff 4.
Hits apportioned of Hickman 7, Off
BitrolH 2. At bats apportioned. on
Hickman 81, off Bitrolff 13. Time of
game, 2:18. Umpire. Moran.
The Montgomery advertiser. [volume] (Montgomery, Ala.) 1885-1982, 1909-08-29
MONEY SAVING OPPORTUNITIES.

MONEY SAVING OPPORTUNITIES.
Four cans fancy hand packed to-
matoes. 25c; / h. hot fresh roast cof-
fee I5c; Sweet Buy and Buy Condens-
ed MIX, 1e OF. can, regular zoe sell
Ter, our price, Toe; Tokay tea.- regular
soc lb.. our price, Acc; Fancy Juicy
BROOK GROCERY CO.,
The Pure Food stores. ADV.
The Montgomery advertiser. [volume] (Montgomery, Ala.) 1885-1982, 1909-08-29

Summary-Two base hit. Grady.
Three base hits Persons, Noyes. Sac
rihce hits, Butler. Collins Stolen base.
Perry; Struck out, Buchanan, l. Dou-.
Time. C:as. Umpire. Pfenninger.
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oUTFIELDER SENTz
SUSPENDED BY FINN

Little Rock, Ork.. Aug. 2s.--(Special.)
eSs ssnf Of mot tSag hs 5ss Out 1T
Manager Finn for the remainder of the
season on charge of insubordination.
Kid Casey win go to the outfield from
now on. needed rest from backstop
duty.
The Montgomery advertiser. [volume] (Montgomery, Ala.) 1885-1982, 1909-08-29

Summary--Threeb base hit, Nelghbora.
Sacrifice hits. Daley. Thomas. Stolen
base. Whiteman. Neighbors. Double
play, Cranston to Daubert. Passed
Struck out. by Thomas. A. by Fritz, 2.
Base on balls, or Thomas, 2; off Fritz,
l. Time. 1880. Umpires, O'Brien and
Rudderham.
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Summary-Seven innings by agree
ment. Two-base hit Dexter. Home
run, Huelsman. Stolen base, Dexter.
Weimer. Sacrifice hits. Raftis. Struck
out, Hess. 1; Manuel, l. Hit by pitch
Hess, 1; Manuel 2. Passed ball, Raub
Time, 1908. Umpire, Carpenter.
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Chicago. So; Washington, Al.
Philadelphia. 4; st. Louis, o.
Detroit, 8; New York. /.
Boston 4; Cleveland, 3.
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Chicago Wins Two.


Nashville, Tenn. Aug. 2S.-Word has
Of Gloster, Miss. who was selected TO
captain the Vanderbilt football team.
the present season, has resigned that
position, he having decided not to re-
turn 10 college Mr.. McI4ain has decid-
ed to practice law in Memphis
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philadelphia wins Two.

Philadelphia. Pa. Aug. 28.-St. Louis
double-header here today by a hard
hitting of Philadelphia. Scores:
First game: H. H. z.
ST. Louis 49,. 600 O2O 300 Z /
Batteries-Corridon. Scanlon. Sparks
and Doom; Sallee. Lush and Bresnahan.
Time, 2:12.
Second game: r. H. e.
Phiiadelphia .402 900 oO"-6 10 i
St. Louis 900 020 300
Batteries-Moren and Doom; Black
man, Raleigh and Phelps. Time, 1:40.
Umpire, Rigler.
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Future OF TafORA.

New Sbfa GTs A taSaX yS of confirmation
statement that Napoleon Lajoie, the
star second baseman of the Cleveland
ed to the New York Americans for
Outhelder William Keeler. Pitcher Joe
Lake and a substantial cash considera-
ths 5De with is c sed MAY , oHs
the New York club in the spring. La
joie recently resigned as manager for
Cleveland and Frank Farrell immedi-
ately took steps to secure him.
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The Orpheum will run nothing but
pictures and the snap and quality of
them will be a revelation to the picture
loving public.
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We again remind you our brag whIs-
key, Z full quarts, s2.50, express paid.
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SOUTH ATLANTIC LEAGUE.
GAMES YESTERDAY.


Montgomery, 1: Memphis, o..
New Orleans, 9-3; Birmingham, 90.
Atlanta. "A; Mobile. 81.
Nashville 5-5. Little Rock, IL.
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New York. Aug. 2S.-Aided by or.
rors and by hitting in the pinches, Chi.
cago defeated New York here today.
6 to /. 1t was the first time this year
that the visitors defeated Mathewson
By mixing three hits with two errors,
Chicago piled up three errors in the
second lining. Marquard, who relieved
Mathewson, struck out eight men.
New York :. :. -. 100000 o1o-i s
Chicago .. .131 600 010-s 2
Myers; Brown and Archer. Time, 1856.
Umpires, KLEIN and tombstone.
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AMERICAN LEAGUE.
Boston Wins AGafn.

Cleveland. o., Aug. 2S-- Boston
punched hits of Joss and beat Cleve-
land to 3. The home team rallied in
the seventh. but when Karger replaced
Matthews the scoring stopped.
Score by innings: R.HE
Cleveland ........ Olo 900 1908 s 4
Boston ........... 100 201 o00--4 IL Z
Batteries--Joss. Berger and Clarke:
Matthews. Karker and Carrigan. Time,
1855. Umpires. Connolly and KERN,
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Columbus. 6; Louisville, 3.
Toledo, 10; indianapolis, o.
st. Paul, 1876; Kansas City, Al.
Minneapolis II; Milwaukee, 10.
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Boston, Aug. 2S.-Cinclnnati stopped
the locals winning streak by defeating
them in an exciting game today. z to 8.
Brown was batted hard towards the
bases full in the ninth with one out
but Manager Smith, batting for Shaw,
struck out and Shean's best effort was
a fly to center R.H.E.
Boston,. :. . >. .202 O00 0O2-6 6 2
Batteries-SDade, Fromme and
Clarke BrQwM Matterp and Shaw and
Graham. Time, / 80. Umpire, Emslie.
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Pittsburg. 7-3: Brooklyn, SO.
Chicago, s; New York. 1.
Cincinnati, 4; Boston, g.
Philadelphia Sc; St. Louis, 40.
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To Winter In EI Pnno.

Ell Paso. Texas, Aug 2s.-That the
New York Club of the National League
will winter in FL Paso is the announce
rlent made by Colonel wynne, OF the
Mexico Jockey Club. In preparation
for their coming he stated that the
Mexico Club was constructing a dia-
mond and erecting a handsome club
Juarez for their use. He stated the
Giants would come at the close OF the
season.
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Milwaukee at st. Paul.
Kansas City at Minneapolis.
Louisville at Toledo.
Indianapolis at Columbus.
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Cobb Wins Game.

Detroit. Aug. 2S--Schmidt made "A
great play of Keeler's bunt in the
ninth, with two on bases and none out
forcing Ortiz at third. He prevented a
certain ties and a possible victory for
New York.
Summers was hit hard all the wav
but his support saved him. Detroit had
numerous chances to score, but WARRIOR
was very strong when there were men
on bases. Cobb won the game for De-
troit, hitting for three passes In the
and Crawford. The fielding of Engle
Bush and Moriarity and Cobb's batting
featured the game.
Score by innings: r. H. e.
eNw York ........ 900 100 000--1 II 2
Batteries--Summers and Schmidt:
Warhop and Sweeney. Time, I:40,
Unipires, Perrine and Sheridan.
st. Louis BInnked.
St. Louis. Aug. 2s.-PhIladelphia hit
Powell in the sixth inning of today's
game with St. Louis and got four runs.
The locals were unable to score of
Philadelphia =. 200 Oo4 OoO-4 3 +
St. Louis. .. 900 100000 /
BatteriesIcoombs and Thomas;
1:45. Umpires. Egan and OLoughlin.
Chicago Wins Two.
Chicago, Aug. 2S.-Chicago won both
games OF double-header from Wash
Ington to 2 and 2 to l. today. Gray
performed the peculiar feat of holding
Chicago to ont hit. but allowed them
to score six runs without an error by
his support. In the second inning he
gave eight bases on balls and seven
OF these came in succession. forcing in
five runs.
Chicago won the second by scoring
one run each in the eighth and ninth.
Score:
First game: RHE
Chicago ......06O 600 00"-6 l 8
Washington .020 900 300 9 0
Batteries-Scott and Owens; Gray
and STREET. Time, 1:45. Umpire, Evans.
Chicago< 1880. 900 600 OLE 6 2
Washington 900 0Ol 00O-l 8 2
ling and street. Time, 1:40. Umpire,
Evans.
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'Batted for Hart in seventh.

Summary--Two base hits, Flood.
Wiseman. Three base hit. East Stol-
en- bases. Bay, Tonneman. Base on
oaiis' on Hart, 8; of Perdue, /. Struck
out. by Hart. q; Perduo /. Double
pay; collins to Flood Time, 1880.
umpire. Pfenninger.
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GAMES TODAY.


Southern League.
Nashville at New Orleans.
Atlanta at Memphis.
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Philadelphia at st. LOUIS.
Washington at Chicago.
New York at Detroit.
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TotaiS .. =. .'


Atlanta "a ..A1V VvA-S
summary-StoIen bases. Cocash. Rho
ton. Smith. Two base hits, Walker.
OF Fisher 3. Struck out. by Bittroln.
8; by Fisher, .. Left on bases. Mobile,
8: Atlanta. \, Time. 1:17.- Umpires.
Moran and Fitzsimmons.
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Summary-Seven Innings by agree-
ment Two-base hit, Weimer Stolen
bases, McGilyray, Raftis. Sacrifice
hit, Molesworth. Ellam. Struck out,
Maxwell, /; Fleharty. /. Hit by pitch
er, Maxwell. (Henline); by Fleharty,
(Huelsman). Passed ball, Kane. Time,
lis. Umpire, Carpenter.
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Columbus, Z; Knoxville. 8.
Savannah. 2-1; Chattanooga, 4-4.
Macon, 1; Jacksonville. 8.
Columbia, 81; August, SIS.
The weekly true Democrat. (Tallahassee, Fla.) 1905-1912, 1909-03-05

~. M Ornnanr o. ever. bul IN tha cupI.
ioi nnd on the inaugural stand erected
On o. east mont a6lemnlty and dignity
viii dominate. The details ere already
perfected. and ever ollrlal and even
employed understands ne part be y 20
play
The seuaia win eomrielp the work
81 the inti session % the 6lItieth en-
vl1ss ahuuf 1870 q. n. on Mark 4 and
win ihfr l1ze q recess - that the
sefnefY NAY - set for the lmVortani
act IA tbe great drama ~ tha Fepubllc
- ooon % tske place Shortly before
noon fho vice president will cali the
Hluals ~ order The secretary bf the
fssafa Wlli announre tbe arrivnl % he
sneaher ara tht house Of tepfotepta'
iigss anf ihsr eill ne into coo senate
thsmhtT and take ahe places assigned
81 ihem Neat ~ ofdef wi come toe
anfrefrs euari q ~ Cnlied etatoa,
hssted - Chef 1usflce Fulier. and
fhaa ne ambassadors and ministers
flerlfottnfltfy 81 ~ fnfeirn naiicns
Feliowlna lhs heads 81 lhp diplomatic
toffN Wll come ths hesds ~ tbe exec.
ntipf departments Whe WI take then
places Immediately back of ihe seats
aos.ate1 - lhs ehitf figures n ihc
Elana
ptiItainF th9 c1D'1ti. lht fire pfcsl
1nf elect NIlI g. lolnaIlf annonnce6
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nlsy of Drrolachulcs bg ihe ~
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rgih. IRE innugpral ball On ths
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NiaD frhn lhs white Houst y ne
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