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The Washington times., 1910-07-05

Miss Anne L Edwards and Miss An
ME Owens have closed their apartment
IN the Portland and have gone to their
summer
The Washington times., 1910-07-05

Mrs Str0theT-Suith, vie OF Lieut..
william StTOLheT-Suith. has returned 10
Washington from New york. where she
has been visiting relatives for the last
few weeks
The Washington times., 1910-07-05

LlCLlIE DeIeDDdLlLE OF LAe Prize DAs OF
the age is a vitality important issue
II should be cheering to Nr. Jerries
TO realize that M sullivan. Mr. Cor
bett. Mr. Fitzsimmons and Mr. Sharkey
know exactly how he feels.
Unfortunately. for their veracity. the
fellows who knew all along just how Il
would end. neglected TO back their con-
victi0ns with cash
IN spite OF our gratitude or the safe
and sane Fourth, most OF US can't help
being glad we had the other kline when
We were kids
In ms sorrow. JEFF should take com
fort IN the fact that, in resent years.
farming has become one Of ouE n0cles-
oaftinss-
The rest OF the country IS now Up
against another period OF suspense IN
awaiting the arrival OF the fight pic
lures
There seems TO have been fire behind
the smoke in the ring at Reno yester-
day
Jef got what every man in the fight
game knows he'll get n the end
The Chautauqua season may now pro
/ coed without further interruption
/ It vas very plainly another case Of
too much JohuSou.
I II seems that he came back but
! couldn't stay put
+ And We almost had safe and sane
weather
I Maybe Frisco doesn't feel so bad to-
fday.
The Washington times., 1910-07-05

Mr. and Mrs Maurice BIumenfeld
have returned from q visit TO Harpers
Ferry, w Va
The Washington times., 1910-07-05

JEFF got what every man in the fght
game knows he'll get IN the end
The Washington times., 1910-07-05

Nj and Mrs Carl J0erissan, OF the
RoChaT1beau- have gone 20 Murray Bay,
Canada, for the summer.
The Hayti herald. (Hayti, Mo.) 1908-1922, 1910-06-02
School News.

At the meeting of the school board
last Friday. Prof H. L. Davidson
was elected as superintendent of the
Hayti school.
Prof. Davidson is conceded by
many to be one of the best instr ctors
in Pimiscot county, and his energy
and earnestness appeals to every one.
He taught two terms in room five of
this school, and his work was so well
liked that after years absence from
the school he has been given the
highest place.
Prof. Davidson has been State
Organizer for the Improved Order of
Red Men during the past year, and
made the best record in the 81 years
history of the order in this state.
He is originally from Gentryville,
of an excellent family. In his home
state he spent some time in the prac-
tice of law, being at one time assis-
tant prosecuting attorney in his
county. But he is now full iledged
citizen of Missouri, having bought
property in Hayti, where he will
make his future home, Mrs. Davidson
having joined him here a few weeks
ago, which was as early as she could
finish her school work in Indiana.
The school board also reelected
ohn 7. Buckley as clerk, and highly
commended him for his efficient work
during the past term, Mr. Buckley
has always had the best interest of the
school at heart, and many important
matters have been intrusted to his
care and judgement. We are glad tC
see Mr.. Buckley retained as clerk.
Mrs. Eliza Popham was reelected
janitor, and of course the building
will receive the proper attention.
The Hayti herald. (Hayti, Mo.) 1908-1922, 1910-06-02
ANNOUNCEMENTS.
IL ANNOUNCEMENTS ARE CASH IN ADVANCE

We are authorized to announce the
following as candidates for nomination
to office, in Pemiscot county, Mo-,
subject to the action of the primary
election, August 9, 1910.
The Hayti herald. (Hayti, Mo.) 1908-1922, 1910-06-02
AS OTHERS SEE IT.

Sikeston Hornet: The local option
people of Charlottesville seems to be
up against the real thing. The town
is too big to vote with the county and
therefore has all the saloons. Four
years ago Pemiscot county voted dry,
and the next day thereafter Caruthers-
vile held an election and voted wet"
The people of the county voted first,
that if they voted dry the town would
follow suit and do likewise. But,
next day, Charlottesville gave the
people of the county the ''h0rse laugh
by voting to retain her saloons, and
has since been about as wet place as
Galveston was when the Gulf OF
Mexico rolled its tide landward some
years ago. On Msy I, the county
court of that county ordered an cleo
tion for the county, the same to be
held on June IA. The local option
people of Caruthersvile don't want
the people of the county to hold an
election and tried to prevent the county
court from making an order of it,
Now the "drys" of Caruthersville are
on quandary whether to hold an elec,
tion ornot. 1t would seem u waste
of time and energy for them to do SO,
as it would be just as easy TO max,
the bed of the Mississippi river DIR!
as it would TO vote the saloons out o
Charlottesville. In their election, thu
county is not caring tinker how thu
The Hayti herald. (Hayti, Mo.) 1908-1922, 1910-06-02

Portageville Critic: Several days
ago some of the negroes here We're
warned to leave town, and the whites
undertook to carry out their threats
Saturday night, upon the failure of
the negroes to leave. They visited the
home of DR.. Harry II. O'Kelley, where
negroes are employed, and were
evidently scared away by the screams
of young lady, who thought the
Doctor was going to shoot in the
crowd, and it is very likely he would
have done SO, but the shells he bought
that afternoon would not fit his gun.
Theirs are only about dozen negroes
in this city, and they are employed,
but there is "a strong sentiment here
against them.
The Hayti herald. (Hayti, Mo.) 1908-1922, 1910-06-02

Will the Dunklin County Democrat
please remember to credit the articles
fromthis erto the Hayti Herald, and
not to the Pemiscot Argus, or Hayti Ar
gus. The Democrat invariably does this
and this makes about the fourth time
we have called attention to it. An
other instance occurred last week. in
using our article about Johnson
grass.
The Hayti herald. (Hayti, Mo.) 1908-1922, 1910-06-02
town votes. II the town keeps her
saloons, the county wants them too.

Kennett Democrat: Pemiscot county
is to have another local option cam
paign, the election to be held June IA.
The election will not effect Carnthers-
vile, which is now wet. The county is
dry, but many think that it may as
we'll be wet, as it gets all of the bad
effects of the saloons. 1t is believed
by many that the influence of the Car
uthersville saloons will be used to
keep the county dry.
The Hayti herald. (Hayti, Mo.) 1908-1922, 1910-06-02

The Drummers number Of the Skies
ton Hornet is one of Guy Cookey's
best productions. Guy is as full of
surprises as dog is of heas, and ha:
about as much energy as the business
end of a mule, and what is better, Guy
goes after all he gets and stays there
until he gets it.
The Hayti herald. (Hayti, Mo.) 1908-1922, 1910-06-02

In the proper column will be found
the announcement of II. l.. Davidson,
candidate for collector, on the repub-
lican ticket. You will find a very
nice write-up of Mr.. Davidson under
the head of "School News which
will suffice for the present, only to
say that he is fully qualified to fill
this important office.
The Hayti herald. (Hayti, Mo.) 1908-1922, 1910-06-02

We are just in receipt of the Grand
field (Okla.,) Citizen, by Chas. S.
Bishop and Rex d. Jones. If the first
issue is any criterion, the success of
the enterprise is assured. Rex is an
old friend of ours, and We wish him
we'll
The Hayti herald. (Hayti, Mo.) 1908-1922, 1910-06-02

Kennett Democrat: Pemiscot county
has now eight saloons, all at Caruth-
ersvile. 1t is predicted that the coun-
ty will go wet next month, and that
the trade will be divided over the
county.
The Hayti herald. (Hayti, Mo.) 1908-1922, 1910-06-02

And the Lion has lain down with
the lamb. Wake up, Twice-a-W Week
Democrat.
New-York tribune., 1910-09-06
GOLFERS THRONG LINKS
Thousands Turn Out for Play on
Many Courses.
HOLES OUT FROM LONG TEE
Stevenson Makes 260-Yard
Hole IN l at Dunwood1e
Country Club.

Thousands of golfers did their Labor Day
celebrating by parading over the links
Prac+icaHe every course in the metropoii-
tan district was crowded and in one or
two instances the committees had dlfh-
Guilty in handling the fields
The programmes We're as varied as they
were attractive, and some of the golf
plaved bordered on the sensational case
in roint beinh 2 hole in 1 b. G. J. Ste
venson. Of the Dunwoodie Country club
Performing the best possible has become
quite a common occurrance at Dunwoodie
during the last two seasons. but few viii
ever be able TO duplicate Stevenson per
formance. as he holed out from the tee at
a hole which measured 2Go yards.
" l.. Hicks. the Nassau County Country
CIti5 .'warhorse" had the distinction OF
winning the coveted presidents cup, play
for which extended over three full days,
me- king. y holes in all His gross total OF
s2s led r. F. Whitney and T. G. Jennings
by the narrow margin of single stroke.
At the Baltusrol Golf Club. where the
members gathered in unusual NUMBERS
both match and medal play prevailed IN
the first round fer the September cup most
OF the favorites were successful me
MontcIafr Golf Club had its busiest day OF
the season. the programme calling Tor
classes A and 3 handicaps both morning
and afternoon and q selected score manu-
csp taken from both morning and after
nDo0 rounds
New-York tribune., 1910-09-06
PRESIDENTS s CUP.
RALTusRoL COLE CLUB.

Golfers simply svarmed over the links Of
the BaItusroI Golf Club yesterday. not only
to take Part I'm but 70 watch the various
events. and the officials haG their hands
full to care for the crowds. Five events
we're run off in both match and medal play
Z. B. Byron was the winner of the Labor
Day Handicap. at thirty-six holes with
19S-5o-l4s. while I'VE were tied for the lead
ing position in the efghteen-hoIe event. This
was due to the fact that the club does not
officially recognize score of less than Il
in any event. This also made three-cor-
nered tie i'm the sweepstakes.
A feature Of the day was the first match
play round for the September Cup. The
summary Of this event follows.
First round-E. =. Byron beat Russell
Armstrong. + up and to play; " Z. Muir
dock beat G. s. Ludlow. MP and L to play;
V. 5. Byron beat T. G Emerson, , up and
to play: =. Adams jr., beat ". F. Nor
gan, up and I to play; J. :. Woodward, %,
beat \. J. simpson, up and 1 TO play: r
\. Cow pertbwaite beat II r. Toer. ( up
and to play. T. \ Wright beat !. A
Fgsers. 6 up and 10 play, and George
Howell reat r. W. Conroe. up and TO
PLAY.
The scores in the various events follow
New-York tribune., 1910-09-06
MONTCLAlR GOLFERS OUT
Rogers and Perley Tie for First
Eonors in Selected Contest.

Members Of the Montclair Golf Club
turned out in force yesterday. three fxt-
ures IN two classes, a and B. being played
Walter Brown. A g. Aborn and r. y.
iTurd led the field in Class a in the morn
ing with 79-9-70. $50 and 1910.
respectively. while II. s. Hayes, with
97-2S-69. did the same in Glass 3. In
the first afternoon competition t. W. Ma
lev. with 77-S-69. had the best score in
class =
After the first afternoon event the 50
lected scores Of both morning and after
ro0n rounds in both classes at each hole
We're credited to the players, which. minus
three-quarteTs of the handicap of each,
formed the scores in the selected compe-
titiOa for prizes In this latter contest
Jason Rogers and ". B. Perley tied for
first hon0rs in Class a. while in the 3
division J. G. Piatt and J \. Kelsey each
had net scores of 81 for first place.
The dag being a holiday. an unusually
large field took part, to say nothing of a
stable gallery. II was estimated that
more than d hundred pemb bers played golf.
despite the disasreeabIe weather which
prevailed. The afternoon. however, was
more comfortable than the morning The
scores are as follows.
New-York tribune., 1910-09-06
PLAY FOR CH0ETE CUP
Stockbridge Golfers in Close
Competition for High Honors.

~ Telegraph 70 The I-7Eun7-l
PfttSfeId, Mass. Sept. 5.-Play in the
toint tournament IF the StockbriGge Casino
and coli Club continued to-day. Cups for
The events have been offered hv Mrs Ed
ward =. Rice. Miss Mabel Choare. Ms
John A AIcCreery. the StoekhridGe Casino
and the .St0ckhri5ge Golf Club
in the mixed doubles NIr. and Mrs, carl
de f,erSelorrf hear tIrs. II. T. Ccr1well ana
n. r. CornweIL 6-1. s+ 1ir- and Mrs
George 6e GersdorT beat Miss Eleanor Rod
man and John \ lIcCTaerl. - &c. g
IN the mems singles Hamilton Fish Ben
fan7ir heat Il Marshall crane, 6-i, a.
Mrs Thomas II. Roduan viii entertain
49, ,Is--e-e Al luncheon Wednesday,
Among those so,nPerta5 his n fd5f9 sf5e9n3qn ir
A. ard Mrs.. Fevton Van Rensselaer,, NJ
sra MS BFeTa c2id~e 2I5en F-rlsrk lr TPo M "a
er.a-T p f<a-no~hau, Harry Nrb-rne5- i'f
>ffssee Edira and Amy hnflss@4: +. n d555+E 57s-
5-lae-or ana Marion Hague and Miss MAJ
- ALa--.r-
New-York tribune., 1910-09-06
Accidents mor Cycle Races
GoglElef and E4ef7ir Win T,=o-Hotr Race After a
lad S0i;g

Alfred Gouilet and Patrick O'Sullivan
Hehir. the Australian team. captured the
tvo-hour team race yesterday afternoon
ct The EaiIshurg cycle track. IN Newark
There was 2 bad spill in the last lap Of
the race in which Kramer. Palmer Va
noni. HUI. Anderson and Eupprecht were
sent spravlirE. Na1oui had his right
forearm and Col1arboue broken and was
sent II q Hospital EUpprecfr had his
coIIsrhcne broken but refused to 50 10
hospital and went home
Tho race really ran for . hours min
ures and I seconds. as there was another
tumble just before me end Of the contest, IN
which some bicycles were broken. and time
had 70 lee called TO permit the team mates
Of the fallen riders 70 get on the track
New-York tribune., 1910-09-06

The bunch rode 81 miles in tTo nours' o.
which - miles ; laps was done IN the
first hour. The spectators sNarmed On 80
the track after the fall in the last laP- ana
the officials seemed to be badly mixed
over The result. Fifteen teams started
The 5u7ges placed the teams as follows:
cng11sf and Hehir. John and Menus Be
dar Phl1in Wright and William C'Pedler'1
Palmer. Teddy Ellington and Martin
E~sn. Norman Anderson and William
Morton. Fred g. West and Carlo Nanoni-
chris Schiller and Albert Krebs, Edward
R1pr~ecrt and Jumbo Wells, Fred Hi'l
and Peter probach- and Charles H stein
,nd Jacob Magin.
Frank FIatz won the haif-ni}e open
ar--+ar.r race in ] minute . seconds.
Herman Kjeldsen was second
New-York tribune., 1910-09-06
7uNWOODGE COUNTRY CLUB.

Already famous for its one holes, the
Dunwocdio Country Club added to its repu-
ration Yesterday when {. J. Stevenson made
the 25o-yarG twelfth hole in a single stroke
re drove off from the twelfth tee straight
a. an arrow. the ball landing on the green
and rolling in. The course at this point is
: tEife down hill. one holes have been
made on this coIrs- several times, (, woman
receu-iy accomplishing the feat
Two events We're contested yesterday-the
Red Carl competition in three classes, \, B
ana q. and a foursome- w. T. ConkIyn
"A. II Mcclure and L. T. Miller share first
Eoaors in the first. division; r. N Bartholo-
nav was the winner in the second, while
+. " Churchill led III the third. Weston
and Caldwell were returned the winners in
the foUrsome
The scores were as follows:
New-York tribune., 1910-09-06
GJRNEY TURNS IN LOW CARD
Woodmere Country Club Course
IN Good Condition for Tourney.

Frederick c. GuTuey turned IN the low
card in the opening tournament OF me
Woodnere Country Club on the ne" INKS
at WoOdmere. Long Island, EeStefdaS-
The course. recently laid out under tle
sl,rervisicn of G a ". Fox. professional
and zreenkeeper. formerly Of the Ocean
Country club. Of Lawrence, Long Island.
was in excellent condition.
The course is over a tract of hilly land
running parallel with Woodmere Bay and
through the park section of Woodmere
The nine putting green's are nestled away
in moderate depressions or on top Of roll
ing hills. and the fair green's are IN sight
of the bay and ocean through its entire
length The leading scores follow:
New-York tribune., 1910-09-06
The cards follow
FOX HILLS GOLF CLUB.

Eight players qualified for the John Ne
Aleenan trophy at the Fox Hills Golf Club
YESTERDAY In order to qualify it was nee
essary To return card OF - or better. In
the four-hau medal play handicap. Charles
McCihee and G Todd Moffett won with a
gross score of IS, handicap Of 2-S ana
a net score Of 81 Is The competition for
the best selected score against bogie re-
suited in a tie between G. \ Conover and
E NJ Alexander at 5 up. These qualified
for the MrAleenan trophy. play for which
will he continued on Saturday,
New-York tribune., 1910-09-06

4 - tbir6. with actual jump Of feel
inches.
Throwing IG pound hammer 1su6IraF1 Won
F.-- r. = Walsh 20 feet3. '.eg York A g.. with
IA actual tt1ls ef 1E+ faaI ] = inches. john
I-i..rla41 ts.ssst. hE. Irish 4 IIartr4l A. a.
I'D s--r1 an lCtUaf rifruy gf lis II inches
p T5Uey ls f@a5. Dartmouth Jnlvef=fF
fh5r- lfH an actual throw Of I45 feet -
Fsnnine broad Jump thsndieapl- Won rs PIatr
Adams. ocerg York A. a. f-rratclf. with an
e.-II5s5 fsrnu Of - feet pa inches. r. Ilaliisan
-, f--e7rz4 ado1sFsE a g.. second with sU
--fal 5n5nr r - feet S inches. a.. S5stt -
.usllrl4 NohaHl- o. e.. jhra. with an actual
f.srar ~ - f-et . inches
7-j-r.-tfHg tic iaEe'iH sfaH6lrsF4- Won b, -.
sat 80 reel Mohawk s. -. Vi.h aH actual
l,r..gr - I44 feet inches a. H-dE-gn ~ feerl
.-,- = rrt- g. second u.ifH arf8al throw
~ Ia fa.i inches Jsls1f .a=tss tsrar-itl. s--o-
Trrt. = a.. lhlrd Slth ulroN oI Is feet 3
inches.
New-York tribune., 1910-09-06
HICKS WINS PRESIDENTS CUP
Captures Trophy from Scratch
at Nassau Country Club.

II The Nassau country CIub vesterdaE t1e
members finished play for the president
and vice-president's cups. the first namei
trophy being at scratch and the other at
handicap conditions ". L. Hicks won the
presidents cup with a seventy -tUo-hole
total Of 32S. while r B Honeymau led the
handicap brigade. his card reading S62-
72-290. The scores were:
New-York tribune., 1910-09-06
'oJ E BALL foj hSl
FOREST HILL FIELD CLUB.

Several ties resulted in the sweepstakes
at the Forest HuI Field Club yesterday
morning and afternoon. Owing to the fact
that the club does not recognize a score
Of less than 70, six were tied FOR the first
position in the morning. and in the after
noon three shared the hOnors.
one of the features OF the day Was the
capital round of W J. Coughtry, who. after
returning a card of So in the morning
scored - in the afternoon. His work OF
the afternoon, together with his handicap
of Ii. gave him a net score of 81. nine
strokes better than his nearest competitor.
The scores of the leaders were as follows.
SWEEPSTA AXES.
New-York tribune., 1910-09-06
UPPER moNTcLAl8 GOLF CLUE.

,r,-,,laf. \ J. sept. THE final
-,.-7d fa, the championship Of the Tupcr
7-o,,-l-a+~ Golf ,,luD was won rhts afternoon
h. Ar.ifur Wright. who beat : g Wheeler
il . tn.~.v-sfx-h0Ia competition 10 ND s.
while in Cfays 3 A. Christian-on beat J.
y Graham up 6. The qualifying round
f- -re ..ssr-5rrn 1,airnament was also played
tra first sixteen TO play for The club cup
and rre second sixteen for the Tice-pTesi-
dents cup
New-York tribune., 1910-09-06
SWEEPST kES
iAlnrnLnr
FOREST PARK GOLF CLUB.

Hugh J Donuelly and \. Peace were tied
i'm the Labor Day cup handicap yesterday
at the Brooklyn-Forest Park Golf club. and
on a nine hole pIay-oh DonueIIy secured the
prize ON Saturday, in the -hirty-six hole
final for The stark memorial trophy. n NJ
Thayer. w1o received odds of twenty-four
strokes beat DCnueliy by 5 up and 10
play Thayer averaged 81 and DonneHy IS
but the handicap was TOO much fer the
Long Island champion.
The scores follow:
New-York tribune., 1910-09-06
ARDSLEY CLUB.

Thirty-siX holes OF medal play formed
the competition yesterday at the ArdsIey
club. the selected eighteen To count and a
third of the usual handicaps being allowed
There were two prizes, w W. Taylor win
ming the net and II. 5. Green, who did -,
the gross The cards follow.
New-York tribune., 1910-09-06
CLASS
rot 8SOAIE
APAWAMGS CLUB.

= tairty-sIx-hoIe handicap for gross and
eai score rrizes 1T the Apawenis Club
Yesterday was won by S. Piummer. with
net score Of l4s Ills rounds were = and 81.
II Sgnboru smith had the net prize with
I 47 from /. rating of 26 The best cards;
New-York tribune., 1910-09-06
LASS A lsELECTED
Eascn Rogers
CLASS = SELECTED,
GLEN RIDGE GOLF CLUs,
rRv Telegraph 70 The Tribune ]

TRy Telegraph 70 The Tribune
Glen Ridge. y. J. Sept 5.-A thirty-sIx-
hole competition for a cup presented by
Charles Ames was won by J. 2 Begss on
the Glen Ridge Golf Club links to-day,
while a cup for the best gross score was
won by II. y. Smith.
The scores follow
New-York tribune., 1910-09-06
- -N-or-.ra - can llLh

The Newspaper Golf Club VIII play the
qualifying round of its annual tournament
on the Woodnere links to-day. and tht
winners viii take away d pair Of the
WoOdmeTc Country Clubs gold medals.
struck from the clubs trophy seal
New-York tribune., 1910-09-06

CT-mUI0nsHf1-F- Is. MoLaa0. 9I and " x
GuJett 81: ". r. Oglesby. 81. and G. II VIII
Jams. 81. w. !, Faith, -. and D. p Rocker
81. W. : stevenson. 9o- and & s Nfaclauzh-
lin s.. G.. W. InsIee, So and r. Y BerufnS-
ham. -. A Iachteuhein- 81. and G.. w. Har-
mon 81. H Y. Gaines 81. and E Valentine
go. T. II Hart. -, and F. ". Howard. IS.
Second siNteen-A- stiles. o.. and \ H
Moore. az H Htr-ick. pc and / II French
So. !. II Bell. o.. and J. g. D<ericks o.
t. r Marvin. %. and W l. Wehs/r. 9G. g. Il
CiiIiett o. ana c. NJ. Relyea. 96. q. W Har-
mon. ir o. and II T. Brown. ~. q. II.
Ferguson 90 aud J. II Phillips gG. a. B.
C.mrheI. -. ana = $. CarIer. 93.
New-York tribune., 1910-09-06
OAKLAND GOLF CLUB.

An old-fashioned foursome at the oak
land Golf club yesterday was won by II. r
Peck and j. II Gordon, ir-, with l73-ft-159,
There was cup for each Of the winning
pair The best cards were:
New-York tribune., 1910-09-06
SECOND SL&EEE>
81. ANDREWS GOLF CLUB.

Tae 81 Andrew golfers tried a select
score handicap yesterday for two prizes
usdsr tar usual conditions. The winners
7gcro g. " Hunt and 4. =. Thompson.
Tire lcaG.uL scores WtIc.
New-York tribune., 1910-09-06
wYKAGYL COUNTRY CLUB.

\ qualifying round for The club cham
pfonshir and a second sixteen cup brought
out "a large field at the WykagyI Country
club yesterday \. : Garter won the
handicap with 9S-25-6S. and T Y. Ser
mingham tho gross score prize with 30 \
kickers' handicap went to c. W. InsIee with
77-pIus 4-S1- Pairings for the first
mathch play for the championship and the
second sixteen with the scores made in the
qualifying play follow.
New-York tribune., 1910-09-06

1900. +f5 dash Won 55 I..-sst El9aaaen. TrJ4,.
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- 1f ---r# aaf Abel htEial- lrlst Amer
... 49, a. season.. seam - saF-sf- a. = J..
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sHHG- 1'eH-E-s A. o. altr j. IL. II1er,
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