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New-York tribune., 1910-01-15
CHILL4 IN DEFEAT.
MusgraUe Rides Three Vim
ners at Jacksonville Track.

Jacksonville. Fla, Jan. 14-ChiIla. the
Odds-On favorite in the fifth race at Mon
Grief Park to-day, proved grievous dis
appointment and could not finish better
than third. Waponoca turned one of his
form somersaults He raced to. the finish
in the stretch and won cleverly from DR.
Barkley at the good price of IL 10 /
MusgrOve earned the jockey honors. rid
ing three winners-TOrson Dor. Waponoca
and Otilo. Howard rode two winners
George W. lie Bolt and Sager
The summaries follow:
First selling; maideus: six furlongsl-
Torson DOT, 1903 lMusgraye). to :. won: Melo-
deon, u2 (Powerst. TO / second; Auonby 100
lHoward). 10 l, third Time, I:I5. Gatien
Lass. Harold Jr-. Square Deal woospun Tony
Eleanor Wagner ami Star Glenn also ran
Second race selling tive and a half furIongs)
George ", lie Bolt. i03 Howard, = to l. won:
Glenn Beachy % q: Henry, Is 70 I. third.
Time. 1:o7 y. c. ". Burt, De KaIb Water
King of Yoio. Home Run. Gimp, Jessica and
Euripides also ran.
Third race Chandicap: seven furIongs)-sager.
113 Howard. 10 1. won: Crossover, IO6
(Ganz), to |. second; Fulfill, iO4 (Musgrave).
Fourth race SELLING; mile and seventy YARDS
Daru1na 100 Lanaga 2 10 l, won; KiIIie-
crankie. l04 (Wrispen). to 2, second; sches-
AdmOnish. Brookleat John Mcbride and PIN
pante also ran.
Fifth race selling: Seven furlongs,-w waponoca.
CNlc0D. 10 20 /, second. Chllla IO3 tCianz) :
TO 10 third. Time, i:2sls. ST. Joseph Bailot
Box. Aunt Kate Billy Pullman and CablegTam
also ran.
Sixth race Cmie and sixteenth) -Otno. lo2
CMusgravel, 10 l. won; Roseboro 10i tOberD.
Time I:47.s. Cunning, Maximum ST Fiwood
and Elberon also ran.
New-York tribune., 1910-01-15
DREYFUSS HAS 4 SAY.
Suggests an Turn That Mr..
Ebbets Should Resign.
(By Telegraph to The Tribune.

Pittsburg. Jan. 14.-Barney Dreyfuss.
president of the Pittsburg Club of the Ma
tional League, surprised to-day wher
he heard that Charles H Ebbets, of the
Brooklyn Club, had suggested that he re-
sign from the schedule committee. He said:
/ said nothing against Mr.. Ebbets or the
16S-game schedule he drafted. 1 merely
voiced my views the long and the short
schedule and told why 1 favored 154 games.
Anything else that was printed never came
from me- However. I will suggest as a
good way out of the difficulty that both
Mr. Ebbits and I resign from the schedule
committee and let President Lynch and
John A Heydler draw up the list of play
ing dateS.''
New-York tribune., 1910-01-15
CONTINENTAL co.'s STATEMENT.

The statement of the Continental Fire
Insurance Company as OF January !. 1910
which has Just been published. shows that
the company is in a strong financial posi-
ton. The main items are Gross assets.
So S22 80: net surplus, s1S.0s+,S7S; cash capi-
tai. Sl0o0.0oo.
The Continental has a larger net surplus
exclusively protecting American policy
holders than any other insurance company.
Its stock is selling for more than 81 Sc a
share OF S1o0 par value
New-York tribune., 1910-01-15
MICHIGAN GUSTS JOY MILLER
Father Hears Young Football Player
Is Wandering Around Dazed.

Ann Arbor. Mich. Jan. H-The engineer
ing faculty OF the University of Niichi-
gan expelled James Joy Miller. OF Detroit.
from the university late this afternoon.
Miller was elected captain of the 1910
Michigan football team. but was later de-
clared ineligible.
James o. Miller. of Detroit. the young
mans father. is said 70 have investigated
"a rumor tonight, that a man resembling
his son was seen late to-day wandering
about IN a dazed condition near Dundee,
Mich,
New-York tribune., 1910-01-15
A PRINCE
ON ARMY CHARGES
Many Other Spanish Officer:
Sent to the Provinces.

Madrid Jan A.-Prince Pfgnafein. a.
legged 70 have been involved in the recently
discovered Plot through which the Con
serVatives are said TO have aimed TO EN-
oroil the army with the government. was
arrested to-day
The Liberal press strongly approves the
energetic action taken by the government
The Liberal" declares that the measures
were severe. but Indispensable.
"El Pals" says that the plot was de-
signed 10 force the resignation Of Minister
of War Luque. and thus precfpitsts the
fall of Premier Moret Prendergast and
his Cabinet
The articles in the "COrrespondeaciA
Militar." which revealed the plot OF the
Conservatives To embroil the army with
me government. We're written by senior
Llorens. a Carlist Deputy and officer. who
used a pseudOnyme. The issue OF the paper
was suppressed. whereupOn the deTn0nstrs-
ton OF army officers was made ia front Of
the newspaper Office
The pCllce raided the Office and upon tf,s
evidence secured the Cabinet was hurrfedIy
assembled under the Presidency OF King
Alfonso, who sanctioned the removal Of
Count de Willard as Captain General u
Madrid and the arrest Of the officers i'm
pIicated- That the affair had widespread
raTInucarlOuS was indicated by the subso
quent removal last night Os the Captains
General OF Valencia. Valladolid and Corun-
General Linares. ex-Minister OF War
was the first To congratulate Minister OF
War Luque upon the prompt action taken
The award OF honors TO the officers OF
the MeliIIa expedition. and which was criti-
cised by ths Correspondence MiIifar.'
was in accordance with the distribution
recommended by General Marina. Governor
OF Meliila. The affair has created little
popular excitement. as the government has
acted before the existence OF the conspiracy
became generally known
Paris. jan 14-SpeciaI dispatches ~
celved in this city from Madrid fndicats
that the government has nipped In the bud
a military conspiracy. fOmented by -hs
friends Of Juan ds Lacierva PenafieI ex-
Minister OF the Interior. against the pres
ent Liberal Cabinet
There are also grave rUmors OF a Carlst
uprising. and II is understood that Don
jaime Of Bourbon, the Spanish Pretendsr.
is preparing 10 issue manifesto descrfb-
ing the ruin of fallen Spain since the
dethroneme1t OF his great-grandrather. at
tacking the free thinkers. PrOtestants and
other enemies OF social order. and appeal
ing for a revival OF Catholic unity as the
but 10 what extent is not known"
New-York tribune., 1910-01-15
NOT IN FAVOR OF CoNNERs.
Secretary of Democratic State Com
mittee Won't Be Candidate Himself.
by Telegraph to The Tribune. !

Cilens Falls. y Y, Jan 14--In reply 70
Albany story that he was in favor -
continuing IN office State Chairman Con-
ners Winfield A. Huppuch- secretary OF the
Democratic State Committee. tonight -
sued a statement empharcally denying thar
he favOrs the continuance in Office OF Afr.
Corners. and naming as his choice for the
place either John a Dix Democratic can
didate for Lieutenant Governor last year
or J. Augustus Kellosg. a prominent GIens
Falls attorney
Mr. Huppuch denies that he himself /. a
candidate tor the place. and emphasizes
the fact that under no conditions would he
accept x. owing TO heavy business inter
New-York tribune., 1910-01-15
HIGH SCHOOL BOYS GOOD SHOTS.
Bryant Team Wins Fifth Victory in
Series for Trophy.

The Bryant High School sharpshooters
won their ifth victory In the round robin
series for the Public School Athletic
League trophy by defeating the Stuyvesant
High Schoo' team on the latter's ranges
yesterday by score of 264 to 261. The win
ners shot splendidly as team. while Stuy-
vesant did almost as well, with the excep-
ton or Smith. who returned poor score OF
2S out of a possible 30 hullseyes
The scores follow:
New-York tribune., 1910-01-15
AERoNAuTs AT WALDORF.

The dinner OF the Thousand Island
Aeronautical Club presented the appear
ance OF aviation camp last night at
the WaldorfAstoria. The practical work
ing models varied from two feet TO real
biplane forty feet long, which is being
constructed for the club members in time
for use this spring
New-York tribune., 1910-01-15
NEW YORK FIVE WINS.
Beats SzcarthmOre an SIozC Bas-
ketbdU Game.

The New York University basketball team
defeated Swarthmore in the gymnasium at
University Heights last night, by a score
of - 70 13. The visitors were never dan
gerous.
The New York players made more fouls
than usual, and Gilchrist. of Swarthmore.
showed his ability at shooting by caging
seven baskets. The first half was rather
slow, the University players having the
advantage at the end of 10 to Z
New-York tribune., 1910-01-15
Brings High Class Men.

-. - New York City
ne New-Y9rk Tribune
-. i@nirn--I desire 20 express my ap-
- N-etioh OF the results obtained through
e,sstinen advertising for men in The
y York Tribune
-h.aAe pleasure IN saying that The
s1S bLlhes me only high grade men,
~, 4 si5oiy vouch for the classified coli
-. q Atis Tribune for prompt and EN-
tS~fI-. you're very truly.
r. g. MIGHILLA
New-York tribune., 1910-01-15
WESLEYAN, 81; CORNELL, H.

Middletown, Conn., Jan I4.-Wesieyan
easily defeated Cornell at basketball here
tonight by a score of 81 10 IA.
New-York tribune., 1910-01-15
NOTES OF THE SHOU.
Some Dope for the Nan Who
DeIUes IN FIGURES.

An interesting study in arriving at an
average chassis Is presented by the cars
represented in the Garden automobile
show. Using the stock car classification
OF the contest rules of the American Auto
mobile Association, as approved by the
Manufacturers Contest Association, and
taking the intermediate point as the aver
age car, there are four groups of prices
namely, 5000. s., 800, 81 500 and $1,000.
IN their order. the first in the group
would show a motor with a bore of Al
inches and stroke of 81 inches. Aver
aging this again between the four and the
six cylinder cars, there is a piston dis
placement of 424.7 cubic inches and a rating
Of 80 horsepower. The SKIES comprise
little more than one-third in the class.
In the other three classifcations the six
cylinder is not a factor and the ratios are
thereby easier to establish. For the $3.50
car the motor would be OF AZ inches bore
by 40 inches stroke, giving piston dis
placement of 261.2 inches and horsepower
rating of 2S.6. The 81. 800 car shows a motor
of 42 by As, with 245.S displacement and a
27S horsepower rating The $1,000 car mo-
tor yields the respective figures of 81 by
4-5. a displacement of 1888 ard 225 horse
power.
The Buick Motor Company. of New York.
dItuuhtSu yesterday tndI II mas sold three
times as many cars expected at the
show a. q. Southworth, manager of the
branch in this city, says that he has asked
Tor an allotment of $500 cars OF the 1911
models. The factory, at Flint. is delivering
10 cars a day, and after February 10 will
Increase the output to 10 cars a day
Never the value Of motor-driven
trucks more forcibIy demonstrated than
yesterday. While horses were foundering
over the snow-covered streets and wagons
were stalled in drifts all over the city. a
fve-tOn gasolene motor truck owned by
James Butler made remarkable run from
New York to Port Chester and return. A
distance of about siXty-two miles This
run was made schedule time in the
face OF one of the worst snowstorrns of
recent years, and the truck was loaded
with five tons OF merchandise
More than one hundred Palmer & Singer
cars Of the six and four cylinder types
were disposed OF in the first four days o.
the show. Agencies were esta bIished ar
Lynchburg, Va; Little Rock Ark; Mem
phis and in a number of New York State
towns.
New-York tribune., 1910-01-15
POISON IN A CAPSULE.
Kansas City Police Investigating New
Swope Theory.

Kansas City. Mo, Jan. IA theory that
a capsule containing poison was given 70
Colonel Thomas A SwOpe. the millionaire
philanthropist, an hour before his death.
Is being run down by the Prosecutors
office
one reason for this theory is that Colonel
Swope died in commissions His death at
the time, 1t was announced, had resulted
from aPoplexy. To-day the Prosecutor
quotes physicians as saying that death
from apoplexy is not accompanied by con
vusions.
Prosecutor Conkling and J. q. Paxton.
executor of the Swope estate, are trying
to trace the purchase or the poison which
they profess to believe ended the lives OF
Colonel Swope and his nephew and to ac-
count for the illness of seven other SwOpe
heirs. II is alleged that typhoid germs
were given TO the seven in effort 90
eXterminate the family,
Nashville, Tenn. Jan. N-COIOnel Swope
was brother OF Mrs. J. D. Plunkett who
is being tried here charge of Iunacy
preferred by her husband, daughter and
son-In-law. Mrs. Plunkett is beneficiary
under Colonel Swope's will.
New-York tribune., 1910-01-15
lineup and summary follow /:

Goals from held-New York Wakenfeld. smith
49, Broadhead t2). Dale. Grdanskv: Swarth-
more. Smith (3l. Goals from foul-Gilchrist %
Refere"-Tom Thorpe, Columbia. Time Of halves
Twenty minutes.
New-York tribune., 1910-01-15

Jack Gleason. who, with Tex" Rickard,
was the successful bidder for the Jeffries-
Johnson fight, says that If permit 10 hold
a forty-five round contest in San Francisco
is denied, the men will meet at Ocean View
in Alameda County, seven miles across the
bay from San Francisco.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1910-02-13
SUNDAY SELLING CASE
WILL BE THRESHED OUT
Justice Brown viii Take Up Trial OF
Gus Lucas in Police Court
Tomorrow.

The case of Gus Lucss, Greek
will he threshed out before Justice
Brown IN the police court tomorrow
morning Lucas was summoned 10
court two weeks ago for opening ms
fruit stand and selling on Sunday. IL
being his second or third on nse.
The ca eek's attorney announced 10
The justice that II the man was con
victed an appeal wculd be noted and
Justice Brown continued the case I'M
al tomorrow.
Lucas contends that he has as
much right TO open his fiuit stand on
Sunday as the propTieiors OF the
cigar stores and drug stores have TO
open their places on The SABBATH. He
declares that II he is again convicted
IN the lower court. he will take the
case t. the Cooperation Court for
final settlement.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1910-02-13
RICHMOND QUINTET TO
MEET Y. M. {. A. TEAM
Fast Match Anticipated Here Friday
Nisht-May Play v. p. l.
Five.

Arrangements were completed yes
tsidsy for a game OF basketball be-
tween the Quintet OF the local Y. NJ
c. A.. and the team Of the Richiacnd
Y. VI. c. A.. in this city Friday night
Richml nd has been defeated only
twice in the past three years and Is
said TO have an unusually strong team.
The locals are putting Up a fancy
article OF basketball this season and
the game should BE- very Interesting
ing one.
Manager Z. G. King l. stiH Eego-
rating for a e<me With the uuiRte;
f the Virginia Polytechnic Institute
for next week ir the local association.
The three Hughes nrothcIs a. this
city are piayine with v. p J.. and
the team should pr-ve 6 good drawing
card here.
The iccass also win ray the fas;
Portsmouth team next week.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1910-02-13

the two Eastern Shore counties proba-
bly, will be put in a judicial circuit by
themselves, leaving Judge Robinson
with Newport News. Hampton and
Elizabeth City county. Later other
counties may be added 10 that circuit.
The rerort CT the enumerators for
this city. which is to be filed with
Clerk OF Courts ID G. Smith as soon
as the census Is completed. will con
tain the name Of every man. woman
and child in this city and will give
the city's population TO n single per
con. Judge Robinson believes that
the censrs win show that this city
has from $4,000 t. $4,000 people. while
others believe that it will show
population of from $4,000 to 27.G00.
following are the enumeratOrs APP
pointed for Newport News:
First ward-W. f Kitchen and ii.
A. Defy.
Second ward-C. r. Fellows and
John Despass.
Third ward-J w. Shorter and J.
n. Read.
Fourth ward-V b. Barclay and
George C. Bland.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1910-02-13
Mr.. BRYDoN TO LEAVE.
Well Known Young Men Accepts Po-
stion at Cameden. N. j.

Robert Brydon. Jr.. a well known
d. aftsman employed at the shipylld
will leave Wednesday for Camden, y
j., where he has accepted a position
with the New York Shipbuildins
Company.
MIR. brydon has lived here MINI
Der Of years and Is popular with a
h 81 Of friends who regret his de
paIture. He is a mem er of the
Hampton Roads Glee Club and the
club will feel his loss keenly. Nj
Brydon also has taken an active part
in athletics. particularly tennis. at the
Young Mems Christian Association.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1910-02-13
'FETE IN FLOWERLAND!"
Big Amateur Production TO be Pre-
sented At Academy.

''Fete In Fi-werland." described as
q beautiful floral operatta. will be
presented at the Academy of Music
on the night of February u and at
matinee on the afternoon of feb-
ruary %. Miss Norman. OF Lynch
burg. Is here arranging for the show
and she says that it will be the best
performance OF its kind ever seen IN
this city.
Two hundred people will take art
in the production. The players will
represent snowdr-ps, Icsebuds, for
get-me- nots, butter cups lilies. japs
and sweet peas. One Of the best tea
tufes OF the show is the patomine and
son. Consider the Lilies So The r-se-
buds appear in Grecian costumes and
with their hair braided with fillets.
The proceeds from the prodrction
are 10 be devoted 70 the establishment
of a ward In Richmond hosrital for
tuberculosis patients.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1910-02-13
.ENUMERATnRS BEGIN
WORK HERE TOMORROW
Judge Robinson Names Eight
Men to Take Census OF
Newport News.

Acting under authority given by the
State legislature last week. Judge
Clarence W. Robinson. OF the Circuit
Coutt. yesterday appointed enumera-
tors TO take the census OF Newport
News. Hampton. Phcebus and Eliza
beth City county. The enumer1iors
will begin their work tomorrow morn
ing and are expected 4 finish up not
later than Wednesday.
The appointment OF the enumera-
tcrs is the first step toward the IS
adjustment Of a new judicial circWt
to be composed e the colnties Of
Accomac and Northampton. II this
city. Hampton Elizabeth and CITY
comfy can shcw \ combined popuia-
ton Of $1,000 CT more people. then
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1910-02-13
SOCIAL-PERSONAL.

Mrs. h. ID. Chandler. of Charlottes'
vile. who has been spending two
weeks with friends in this city. re-
turned Rome yesterday.
Mr. and Mrs. Sol Peyser left
Thursday on a business trip to New
York and Baltimore.
Mrs. Edward W. Lee. OF Knoxville,
Tenn Is the guest of MIR and Mrs.
Percy Poarch. in North End.
Mrs J. Hayes Dobson and little
daughter have returned from Holland.
Va, where they spent a week with
Mrs. Dobson's father. w. II. Whit
field. They were accompanied by
officer Whitfield and little niece. Reg
gle Corbett
Miss Emily Bertrand Tabb. Of Rich
mond. is the guest of her sister Mrs.
r. c. l.. Moncure. 2l5 Thirtie;h
street
Mr.. Robert w. Walters and little
sister, Elizabeth viii leave today for
Richmond, where they will visit rela-
tives
Mrs. c. w. Phumphrey and little
daughter. Catherine. who have bee
visiting Mrs. Phumphrey's sister. Mrs
r. j. Mackey. on West avenue. re-
turned yesterday TO their home in
West Point. Va.
Miss Helen Richardson will leave
today for Raleigh. n. C.. where she
will spend two weeks with rela-
tives.
Mrs. A. C. Sheaff is visiting friends
in Richmond.
Mas Margaret Robertson is Wis
iting relatives in Nelson county.
Miss Louise Irving who has been
visiting frieE1s here. has returned TO
her home in Richmond.
Miss Helen Gregory has returned
from West Virginia. where she spent
several weeks with relatives.
Mrs. r. p. Smeltzer and brother.
William Stanley. have returned TO
their home in Page county after
spending sometime with their aunt,
Mrs. Fannie Buckley. en- Thirty-sec-
end street.
Mr. II. s. Long, e Norristown. Pa,
is visiting his son. Mr.. W. Z. Long. IN
North End
Miss Nellie Southall Hill is visit
ing her aunt. Mrs. ). A. Harvey. in
Richmond
Mr. and Mrs r. NJ. Nielsen have re-
turned from New York where they
visited Mrs Nelson's brother. Mr.. A.
l.. Garnett.
Mr.. J. w Ayler. Jr., of Oklahoma
City Oklahoma. is visiting his par
en,S. Or. and Mrs. J. W. Ayler. IN
North End
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1910-02-13
PULLMAN PARloR car
Old POINT TO WASHINGTON
PULLMAN SLEEPER.
OLo POINT TO NEW YORK.
VIA 4 40 AND NOND

Effective February 18th. the c. 4
q. R.ilVzy viii inauxurate through
Pullman Parior Car Line between
CID Point. Newport Ncws and
Washington. n. G. via Richmond and
RF& y. Railroad. 6aiiy except sun
Cay. also. Pullman Slecpiag Car line
hetuecr old Point Newport News
and New YORK. via Richmond ard
washington. daiiy
Washington Parior Car win b.
aanticd or train leaving Oid Point
2 90 = NJ. Neuporf News io.os a.
r.. arriving washington 2.fs p. m
New York sleeper on tan having
Oid Point s.30 D M. Newport News
5.es D. m. arriving Washington 10. -
\. NEW fOTk 6.1e a m. S.io,iS
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1910-02-13
Sale School Bond Issue Meas
ure Before Committee.
COUNCIL CALLED TO MEET
President Jones Wants City Fathers
10 Pass Resolutions on Both the
Sale and Love siiIs-Misunder-
standing as to Latter.

City Clerk Floyd Hudgirs yester-
day issued call for special meet
ing of the common council for toner
row, night at o'clock at the city hall
FIR the purpose OF adopting resolu-
tons rpon the Sale schoo! bond issue
bill and the Love school superintend-
ent measure These bills are now
pending before the legislature.
President d. S. Jones. who is strong
~ opposed 10 the Sale measure, d.
rected Clerk Hudgins to issue the call
Friday. but that afternoon il was re-
ported here that the Sale bill had seen
voted down by the legislature aud the
issuance of the call was held mp by
PRECEDENT Jones. 1t developed yes
terday that the report was incorrect,
the bin now being before commit
tee of the senate. Ii is understood
that Senator Saxon W. Holt, of this
city. had the bill held up by the com
mitteee and this probably gave rise TO
the .epor THAT 1t had been killed.
The Sale Bill.
The Sale bill which was drawn by
luStCt ". H. ipbN(htfOls VI hiaic ny .
and presented by Senator Sale. of
Norf TX. at the request nj State Su-
perintendsnt of Public instruction J.
d. Eegleston. Jr.. delegates TO the
school boards of cities the right 10
ask the Judge q the Corporation
Court to order an election on a bond
issue for the building III new public
schools. The district and c5rnty
school boards now have this power
and Supt Eggles;on is anxious to
have the bill enacted. At present
cities can vste on such bond Issues
only under special acts OF the legis-
lature.
Mr. Bachelor said last night that
he thought Superintendent Eggleston
would agree TO amend the bill so as
10 provide that a majority of the city
council should concur in the boards
request for bond issue election. II
the council so desired.
Don't Understand Bill.
There seems 10 be some misunder-
standing among the councilmen as
10 the Love bill and i'm all probability
the council after hearing the bill read
will adcpt resolutions opposing the
aill instead of supporting it, The
measure provides thai all school cu-
perintendents elected b. the State
board of education shall be qualified
voters Of the cities and districts IN
which they are tc serve as superin-
tendents. Some members OF the coun-
ell are under the impression that the
bill provides for the election of school
superintendent by the pc pie.
At its meeting last Tuesday night.
the school board adopted resoli-
ton opposing the bill and urging Sen
ator Holt and Delegate l.. p. Stearnes
l. do all in their power to defeat It,
The trustees believe that il the meas
use is enacted the efficiency OF the
school superintendent in the state
will be reduced Atty per cent and
that many of the Improvements made
in the public school system of Vir-
ginia during the past FIVE OF six years
will he overthrcwu.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1910-02-13
PILES CURED AT HOME eY
NEW ABSORPTION METHOD

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