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The San Francisco call., 1909-11-23
ATLANTIC OCEAN TRAVEL
North German Lloyd

Large, Fast and Luxurious Twin Screw
Express and Passenger Steamships
Equipped with Wireless and Submarine Signals.
PLYMOUTH--CHER B0URG---BREMisN n
Express Salings Tuesdays Mt 10 A. "
Pr Fried with Nov 80 Kaiser WIn. ] ]. Jan. 4
Cecilie !. ...... Dec. I4Pr. Fried. Will. Jan. IS
BREMEN DIRECT
Twin Screw Sailings Thursdays at 10 A. NJ.
Rheln ....pec. 9lP Irene ...... Dee. 80
Neektar Dec. i6lChemnltz .......J Jan. o
GibraItar-aaEies--f
Mediterranean Saiiings Saturdays at IL A. NJ.
X. Albert, Wed, Dec. / Barbarossa ..... Jan. s
%Berlin (newl. Dee. IL Berlin tneW) Jan. 20
+0mits Algiers.
Independent Around the World Tours
Travellers checks good all over the world
Apply OELRICHs & CO, GenT Agents
) Broadway, New York. or
Robert Capelle G. A. p. @. go Powell street
Opposite st. Francis Hotel San Francisco.
Telerhone-K 4T94.
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NANNAS Iii
KANSAS CITY. Nov. 2-Cattle-Receipts
leeeo Market l0c lower. Native steers, 81 Sc
"a $50. native aud heifers. 81 - H6. stock
trs aud feeders 500, balls S2-T5N4-1 10;
calves SS-950 I'D: western steers. So. .SoN5.60. .
western COWS. s.. 750s50.
lings--kercipis 13.1oe. MARKET 10 cents
lower- Bulk. S7-G0dS. Reayy. S7.96TS.05;
narkers ana butchers sG.90Gs; pigs. S6.25G
725
Sacep- Receipts. I2.o Market Joe lower
Nuttons 25G5-20; lambs. S6d7.40; range
wethers and yearlings. Ss06.5o: range ewes,
S5.2506.25
SOUTH OMAHA
SOUTH OMAHA. Nov. 22.-Cattle- Receipts,
f.5nN. Market steady 20 l0c lower Native
steers. Ss.50m5; COWS and LETTERS. S3.25G D;
western steers. S3.50M6.25; COWS and heifers.
s. so0l4. 4.s5- Gamers S2.25d3-S5: sUockers and
feeders. SSm5. calves. S550@T; bulls, stags,
etc. S2.751I So
Hogs Receipts. z.500. Market 5dlOc lower.
lesvv- s. 2eN 7.25, mixed. S7.S5G I-9o; light
S. So079o: pigs. sGa7-5o.
Sheep b ereints. 9lca Market slow 10 lar
louer. Nesrliacs S5.25HS-25. wethers. 81 -
o5--5- ewes, SaQ4-75, lambs So. 80
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OCEAN SHORE RAILWAY

18th and Mission. Daily ex sun. Lv.: 7s:30a
s2:lop. .5:40p. Ar. S F.: eT:25a- sS40a.
70 .23p. Sundays--fs:3Oa. s11.45a s5:4Op. Ar.
S. F.. ss:40a, s11:13a f5:23p.
sTo and from Arleta. Ito and from Tunitas
Glen. Connect with stage for San Gregorio. Pes
csdere, Pebble Beach and La Honda
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Compagnie Generate TransatIantiqu,
aINE ne HAvRE-pARIs

DIRECT LINE TO HAvRE-PARIs
Saifings every Thursday. instead of Saturday,
at 10 a. m from pier ~, North river. foot of
Morton street.
First class to Hayrc, $T7.5o and upward: see
oud class to Havre $50 and upward. GENERAL
AGENc6< for UNITED STATES and CANADA
10 Statea St, New York. y FUGAzI, Man
ager Pacific Coast, G30 Montgomery St. San
Francisco. Tickets sold by all railroad ticket
agents
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london Hon Marker

2sQ27e; heavy fine l4,g2ec tub washed. 2ea
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Naval storeS-Turpen and ROsin

SAVANNAH Nov 22-Turpent Quiet
55c. sales I58: receipts 2Oz shipments. l52
Bosin-Firm. sales l.700. receipts. 934; ship
uenfs. 500: stock l25 9l6 QuOte: 2. $40 ~;
.. Ss.o2la Z. Ss.05. F. S4.c5G 4.oI a 9, 81 10
N4i2ls. n s. 20: l. $3.50 *. $3.50; NJ, So-s5;
N S6. VIC SG.25. WV S6.75.
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ELECTRIC SUBURBAN VIA sAUsALITc
SausaIitn MI Valler San Rafaal-na

Sausalito. kill Valley, San Rafasl-Daily
every 40 minutes from TOO a. m until 900 n.
M; then hourly until 400 p. m; then every 40
minutes until $40 D. m; then 500 and 10 :0O
p. m. and 1901 a N.
900, 1000. til: 100 a. m. tt2:00 noon. II 90.
2:oO 400 40 20 and 500 p. m.
San Quentin via San Rafael-Leave 100 a. m.
and 200 p. m.
Tiburon and Belvedere-sT:0o sT:40. 1915 a.
m. tS12:00 noon. except Saturday,. $3.50, $500.
$500, us p. M. Sundays $500, sT:40. 1915
a. m. 12:30 $500. $500. 715 p. m. s12:01 am.
SUNDAY arrive 7:ST p, m s-Sunday arrive
6:j7 p. m. Except Sunday. fSunday only.
saturday only. svia Sausaito-
Pacific Transfer Company's agents are author
tied to check baggage direct from residence.
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Weather Report

United States Department of Agreulture-
Weather Bureau. san Francisco Nov. -, 1907.
RAINFAI.I. DATA
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Eas1era livestock Market
KANSAS CITY

. LIVERPOOL. Nov. Hops in London Up;
coasil, steady. &C TO s..
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FROM PACIFIC STREET WHARF
fl.00p SACRAMENTO River Steamers fII an,
Stnr. Modoc Mon We'd Fri
Stmr Navajo. Tues. Thurs Sat
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VIA COAST LINE
(Third and Townsend Streets)

f5.25a Loop-23d Street. Visitacion. South
San Francisco, Valencia Street .
t5.40a Loop-yalencis ST., Ocesn View.
Cemeteries, So nth San Francisco
23i Street. 3rd and Townsend. 49,.
6.20a South San Fran cisco, San Jose, GilrOy,
(Hollister). Sargent. Paiaro. Salinas
8.00z Shore Line Limited Paso Robles Hot
Springs. Santa Barbara. Los Angeles.
&06a The Coaster San Jose. CastroYills
(Del Monte. Mouter ey, Pacific Grove),
Salinas. Soledad. Paso Robes Hot
Springs Saa Luis Obispo Pizmo.
Oceano. Surf. Lompoc. Santa Bar
hara. Ventura Oxnard. Los Angeles.
6.loR Mayheld. Los Altos Los Gatos. Wright.
Genvood( Bo ulder Creek) Santa CTaz.
8.l0a Wstsonvile Castr oville. Del Monte,
Monterey. Pacific Grove
8.2Oa South San Francisco. Palo Alto. San
Jose. Way Stations.
6-2oa May6eld. Los Altos Los Gatos. .....-
s.00a San jose. Glroy, Salinas, Chanslor,
Paso Robes Hot Springs. San Luis
Obispo-Tres Pino Santa Cruz. Dd
Monte. Monterey. Pacific Grove.
io40a South San Francisco, Buriingame,
San Matso. Palo Alto. San Jose 80.
I040a Les Altos. Monts Vista. Los GatOs.
lI.3Oz Valencia St., Ocean View. Colms,
Cemeteries. Baden. San Bruno. .....
l.40a South San Fran cisco. Saa Jose. ~
20Jp Del Monte Express--San lose. Gilroy,
Sargent (Watonvilie. Santa Cruz,l
Del Monte. Monterey. Pacific Grove
2-05P South San Francisco. Palo Alto. San
t205o Los Altos. Monta Vista. Los Gasos.
r. i0p Bay Shore. Vista cion. san Bruno
3.00p Santa Clara. San Jose. Los Gasos.
Wright. { Boulder Creek ,Sart4 Cruz.
3.2op South San Francis co. San Mateo. San
Jose. Giiroy. CastroviEe Salinas.
4.00p Sunset Expr es-Tucson. Demirg.
FL Pao. q ouston New Orleans.
4.007 PasD Robes Hot Springs San Luis
Obisoo, Santa Barbar q, Los Angeles.
4.00p Glroy HOLSTER. Tres Pi1os. ......
f.O0p Del Monte. Mont erey. Pacific Grove.
4.093 Kansas City. ST. Louis. Chicago.
4.20p South San Fran cisco. San Jose ....
f5.00p Buriiagane. San Mateo. Palo Alto,
San jose and Way Stations. s.........
t5.05r LOop-23d Street, Viatacion. South
San Francisco. Valen ca Street.
rs. Redwood. Palo Alto. San Jose.
rs. 2Op Los Altos M0nta Vista. Los Gatos
t5.25p Burlingane. San Mateo. San jose
t5.30p Loop - Val encis St. Ocean View.
Cemeteries. South San Francisco.
23d Street. 81 and Townsend -
5.4Op San Bruno. San Mateo. Redwood. Palo
Alto Santa Clara. San lose.
t5.4o2 Los Atos,,,M ,Monta Vista. Los Gatos..
f60Op MiLbrae san Aateo Palo Alto,
May6eld Los Altos Los Gatos.
f6.05p 23d Street. Vista con. South San
Francisco. Valencia Street. .....
fS25p L0op-Vslsncia Str reet, Ocean View.
Cemeteries South San Francisco.
23d Street. 81 and Townsend. -.
6.3Op South san Francisco Sen Jose-
800p Los Angeles Passen ger-Gilrov. Se-
linas Paso Robes Hot Springs.
San Luis Obispo Fzmo, Santa
Barbara. Los Angeles .........
ii-45p South San Francisco. Pslo Alto. San
Jose
From PACIFIC STREET WHARF
ti-0op Sacramento River Steamers .......t
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Six ed barkntne Everett Gggs and Second Mate Garland
overheard on cape
and saved by Rotch who small boat to the rescue
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Homer to Enter Mexican Trade

Homer TO Enter Mexican Trade
The steamer Homer, which has been
idle since it's return. August 80. from
the Seal islands. is at the United en-
gineering works being overhauled and
put into shape for the trade between
here and Mexican ports Homer Fritch
who owns the steamer will operate her
on a schedule to be announced in a day
or so. As arrangements now stand the
Homer will leave here December ] on
its first voyage south. The Homer for
ter to the North American commercial
company, but was released when that
company's sealing concession expired
Governor Carries a Big Crowd
The Pacific Coast steamship COM
pany's Governor sailed yesterday for
San Diego with $50 passengers on
board The destination of the majority
of the passengers is Los Angeles, to
which port the cut rates inaugurated
by the i'll fated St Croix will be in
effect until the end of this week
Among the passengers on the Cover
nor were:
F. 7. Skoot and wife A. L. Mcdonald
Mrs Edwards Mrs j. Dixon
/. solomon and wife G. W. Frudenberg ana
Mrs r. Burke wife
Miss Maier George Putnam and wife
Dr. g H. Benjamin and 7. Mccormick and wife
wife J. :. Schockey aud wife
J. A. Wilson and wife Miss NJ C. Potts
Mrs A. cemstock d. S. Morgan
w. b. Ward p. Flynn
". Allen A. c. Whyfe
J. b Mcdonald F. J. Kerr and wife
Water Front Notes
Receipts OF lumber Yesterday by sea
amounted to 5.031D00 feet.
The Pacific Mail liner Korea arrived
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SALES

G AT PUBLIC AUCTION 10
WEDNESDAY, November "a. II a. M. 40
head OF horses and mares. harness and wagons.
suitable for plow and ranch work. $50 4th ST..
Oakland
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wind Sw: velocity 6 miles an hour
| TATOOSH Nov ID 9 a. m.-Thick fog and
raining: wind SW: velocity IS miles an hour
FARALL0NES Nov -. a. m--Fcggys wind
south velocity 1 miles an hour.
DOMESTIC PORTS
The Democratic advocate., 1909-05-21
Re,haI q lhe rrnIrle srhnnner.

At the recent dInner OF the Cara
van Club In London the interesting
fact was brought out that the club
pennon flies from 200 homes on wheels
owned by members, and that the form
OF genieel gypsying which II Is the
object Of the club 20 encourage has
1000 followers. Vehicles OF an de-
grecs OF luxury fitted with. living ac-
commodations are In use. for the most
part horse-drawn. motor traction not
permitting the detours into lanes
and shady hooks which give caravan
life lis greatest charm
No parallel 10 the caravan life.
which has attained such popularity in
England exists with us Tens OF
thousands OF Americans get near 10
nature In summer. putting up with
primitive accommodations In fnhlng
cabins or beach cottages A disting-
uished American social reforIner has
advocated caravan travel aud our
greatest living railroad inagnRte has
set the example OF tent life In Texas.
though with all the comforts OF home.
But what the English have done IL
to take the old prairie schooner" OF
the Western goldseeker and home
steader and adapt Il 70 fne use of q
modified form Of gypsy travel. The
growing vogue OF this kind OF gaca-
tion outing in England testlfies to the
existence OF the nomadIc spirit In
man, unsubdued by centuries of eivili-
zation. We have initiated the Eng
lish In adopting the houseboat as a
corresponding means OF water travel.
but land yachting" here Is as yet
hardly In infancy
The Democratic advocate., 1909-05-21
PEARLS OF rnorGnT.

When women argue they like TO ar
que that they don't
1t doesn't pay 10 borrow trouble
even on friends account
A matchless cigar may be lighted
IN some other manner
or course, people wear eyeglasses
for the looks OF the thing.
Most Of the things people tell you
are of no earthly benefit
woman Is surprised when the un-
expected falls TO happen
The backyard OF many q brown
stone front looks like a junk shop.
If man doesn't enjoy his work the
job won't please the boss.
A talking machine Is all right n II
does not talk machine politics.
How can a man have undying love
for O woman who dyes her hair7
Even married man may be happy
II he let's his wife have her own way.
The way a girl likes to be kissed
best is the way she pretends she does
mot
Nothing makes woman feel so lit
tie as the refusal Of man to argue
with her.
The next best thing to knowing how
to ret thing Is knowing how to get
tieng without Il.
A mans wife Is never rs proud OF
him as his mother was the day he
wore his first short dress.
II good makeup was the only
thing necessary to success, nearly
every woman would be great ac-
tress
The Democratic advocate., 1909-05-21
MARYLAND NEWS.

Governor Crothers has closed the
Executive Mansion at Annapolis for
the summer months and has taken up
his residential headquarters In Elkton.
George p. McRae, chief market
master and auditor In the Office of the
Baltimore City Comptroller. and SON
in-law of Mr.. John j. Mahon, the Dem
ocratic leader In that city, confessed
taking $435 Of the city's money Mon
day and was arrested.
The METRE issue OF $1,000, 600 OF
per cent city stock was sold by the
municipal finance board Monday TO
j. II. Bache & Co. and Lawrence Bar
mum & Co., both of New York, bidding
Jointly. at 105.77 City officials were
much gratified at the price obtained.
Congressman Sydney e. Mudd is
undergoing treatment at the sanitari-
um OF DR.. s. Weir Mitchell, located
near Philadelphia. He consented 10
go there after beng assured his CON
dition was such that unless he placed
himself under the care of an expert
practitioner serious results might fol-
low.
The Supreme Bench on Monday re-
fueed TO grant new trial to William
]. Garland, former police magistrate.
convicted on February G last OF con-
spring to obstruct the administration
OF justice by having the grand jury
dismiss the case OF saloonkeeper
charged with selling liquor on sun
day.
William p. Forrest, Sc years old
and his wife, Mrs. Lillian Morgan
Forrest were found murdered in their
home, near Oakyiile, on the Three
Notch road, In Patuxent district, shout
six miles from Leonardtown, on Sat
urday. A biood-covered ak was found
In the attic adjoining the room in
which the bodies were found. Joseph
Forrest, a son, 10 years old, is miss
ing
The Democratic advocate., 1909-05-21
JUDGING A CIGAR
The Only Real Way to Find Its Quail
ity Is to Smoke IL

On no point Ia the average smoker
so III informed as that OF Judging a
cigar Nine times out of ten, upon
being handed cigar, he will hold It
to his nose. unlighted. sniff at the
wrapper with a critical air and de-
liver his verdict in a self satisfied
manner This characteristic maneuv-
er is always source of amusement
to any tobacco man who happens TO
observe il. There Is only one way to
ascertain the quality of a cigar. and
that Is TO smoke II. No expert will
pass Judgment on cigar until he has
lighted Il and smoked Il well down
toward the middle. The first and
most important point upon which he
bases his opinion is the "burn.y To-
haccO may have every other virtue.
but II II does not hold the fire and
burn evenly II Is poor tobacco. Next
in order OF Importance comes the
aroma--the smoke must have pleas
ing smell; next comes the flavor
the smoke must be smooth and not
scratchy" or bitter Then there Is
the color--rich brown. indicating a
ripe eaf, we'll cured--and last Is work
nanship good II the wrapper is put
on smoothly and the "buncRp is
made 80 that the cigar draws freely
and Is neither too hard nor too spongy,
bad 4 the Bohemian Maga-
zine
The Democratic advocate., 1909-05-21
FRIDAY AFTERNOON MAY 2i, 1909
WESTMINSTER AS 4 sUMNERisG
PLACE.

Westminster is located on Parr's
Ridge about 1000 feet above the sea
level % miles by turnpike and "a
miles by rail from Baltimore. II lies
in the lap Of one OF the most attract
i've and picturesque sections of West
ern Maryland, and is the highest point
between tide water and the mountains
has perfect drainage, pure water and
a saluhrious climate.
The Western Maryland Railroad
furnishes excellent trains, which run
between Baltimore and Westminster
in about one hour. TIE scenery
about Westminster is unsurpassed for
beauty. The roads Of the surrounding
country are good, and there is not a
driveway, in any direction from the
city, that does not give one the most
attractive landscape view. II is sur
rounded by remarkably fertile and
we'll cultivated section of our state,
and no visitor that comes to our fair
city but is charmed with the place H.
self, and with its magnificent sur
roundings. II has all the modern im-
proyements, such as electric lights,
gas, telegraph and telephone. and the
purity Of the water supply Is unsmr-
passed by any town In America
So that, for elevation, for good
drainage. pure water, pure air and
all modern conveniences for comfort
and health, and accessibility to Bal
tinore City, IL is one Of the most de-
sirable and delightful places for com
Portable summering that can be found
in our state.
Besides, 1t is the seat of Western
Maryland College. has numerous and
beautiful churches and fine business
houses, and nm intelligent and hos
pitable population.
Its hotels and boarding houses are
attractive and well kept, and have ac-
cess to a local market that supplies
everything fresh from field and gar
den
To those who are looking for o
healthful and comfortable spot at
which to spend the summer months.
there is no better place than West
minister. situated as II is among the
beautiful bills Of Carroll county.
The Democratic advocate., 1909-05-21
TO CONTROL INSECTS.
Bulletin No. IsS WIN Tell You Just
Row 10 DO II.

Are all ycur household Insects und.
or good controig
II family discipline has grown a
trife lax In this respect send for bull
letlD No. f2e, Just issued BY the State
Museum at Albany II is entitled
Control of Household Insects," and
will tell you all about IL. for Il IL
written by the State Entomologlgg,
who certainly ought 10 know about
such things. There are many inter-
eaiing bits Of Information that every
proud possessor OF collection Of
household insects should know.
There iK also much humor, con-
sciona and unconscious. and oecas-
ionally a touch OF spice. as on page
20, for instance. where, Ia discussing
the pursuit and capture OF the house
hold tiea. he says:
"Dusting hosiery with pyrethrum
powder has been found very effective
IN preventing 1ea bites in situation
Z where such precautions are adyin-
able
For the acquisition OF fieas az large
aud not particularly attached, as IL
were, Il Is recommended that. "a
white cloth, like a pillow case, be
placed in the middle OF the floor The
ileas. attracted by the color, jump ON
the cloth and may then be captured
with wet finger and put into water.
This at once suggests q new form
OF evening entertainment. Let the
hostess provide large sheet, spread
out In the center OF the parior. The
guests on arrival can be given a fing-
er bowl and instructed to SIT beside
the sheet and keep perfectly quiet.
When the bellt rings each contestant
is TO endeayor TO secure, with prop
erly moistened finger, each new ar
rival on the sheet before the others,
prizes. or course, being offered the
most successful. Should game grow
scarce the family cat will doubtless
gladly furnish additional quarry. PAGE
10 tells you all about how to get them
on the cat without unnecessary vio-
lence
Do not, by prolonged absence from
home. hope to starve the sturdy Cimex
lectularius to death. This household
Insect, often referred to In polite cir
cies merely as -. BIS" Is not to he
thus disposed Of, for, says the State
Entomologist; F'uil-grown ones NJ
least are able to endure long fasts
with apparently no Inconvenience.
The right way is to win the affection
OF number Of household cockroachea
so they will stay contentedly around
your sleeping apartments for, says
the expert on page 33. 1T IA only
fair to state that these disgustina
rests are known to feed upon tIiai
horror OF the housewife, tho b. b.
He admits. however, that there Il
srlall choice between the two evils.
but that Is easily attended 10. for
PAGES "a and 80 tell yon how, II you
The Democratic advocate., 1909-05-21

ere willing to so treachcronsIy betray
tuslr confidence, yod can later ret
fid os ''is cockrcaehes That r.,st OF
Tie sfys are somewhat complicated
= ay 70 gathered froa, taa stlsen snt
lai tie & lowing Is '.'..ti ely sim.
vt" Iaeihh'i II Is rae right ilra ~
a Mr. Taper, OF Australia.
MIX plaster OF paris, one part. and
Hour three or four parts. in a saucer.
and place the preparation about the
haunts OF the pests. Near by place
Q saucer containing little water,
made easily accessible by lying sticks
as bridges 10 the rim" The unsuspect-
which. like the pretzels on the bar.
inspsres thirst. Safely crossing the
bridge to the other saucer, he drinks
long and deep, and straightway be-
comes mere plaster Of paris case OF
q cockroaeh. suitable for place
among the other curiosities in the
parlor cabinet
The Democratic advocate., 1909-05-21
senatorlaI PrImarIes Expensl,e.

While it now looks as though u. s
Senator Isador Rayner will have nc
competition In the Democratic prima-
ries for a denomination for Senator
the honor will be very costly to him
To comply with the new Senatorial
primary election law, requiring can
dates TO bear the expenses. Senator
Rayner will have to bear the entire
cost OF holding the primaries, about
$4,000. he being the only candidate
AS Republican candidates for Sen.
ator must bear the same burden, the
Republicans have not yet determined
upon their line of action, and It will
be difficult to find one candidate Ia
pay their bill
The Democratic advocate., 1909-05-21
TheDGmOCratiCAdVOCate
WESTMINSTER, MD


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startIIng Mollo.

A travelling salesman died very sud-
denly In PittsbuTg. His relatives tele-
graphed 10 the undertaken 10 make a
wreath; the ribbons should be extra
wide. with the inscription Rest in
Peace" on both sides. and II there is
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The undertaken was out OF town,
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