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The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-10-31
COLE IS SIGNED
FOR ) YEARS MORE
Murphy Rewards Twirler With
Contract Calling for Twice
Former Salary.

CHICAGO, ILL. October 3f.--'Hi
Kinx Cole has come into his reward.
From; now until the season Of 1911 Is
set IN motion the lanky finger who
starred for the Cubs in their Ma
tional League pernant dash. can rest
on easy street in one OF the little
Michigan towns. As farewell greet
ing before hopping out of Chicago
the King to-day signed contract
CO Hing for three years service under
President Murphy. Especial interest
attaches to the document for the
simple reason that the West Side
magnate doubled the Kings salary and
for good measure slipped him a
Eonu..
During the conference between the
pitcher and Magnate Murphy received
the signed contracts of two recruits
w. H. kirwan. pitcher. of Fond du
Lac, Wis. and Ginger Clark, pitcher
of Waterloo. Iowa.
The signing of Cole for three years
assures the Cubs of a promising
finger who is effective against every
club in the league. The barber, by
virtue Of his brilliant record this
season and his achievements during
the worlds series. has become firmly
established among the truly popular
athletes of the West Side machine.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-10-31
Spiders There-Everybody Busy at Atlanta and Jamestown
WILL WORK TEAM
NIGHT AND DAY
Old Ellis Sons Miserablv Weak
OH Gridiron and Need Much
Practice.

NEW HAVEN. CONN, Oct 81
With the prospect of defeat in her
three remaining games staring her in
the face, Yale settled down to-day for
hard grind in preparation for the
first of these crucial tests with Brown
next Saturday Princeton and Har-
ward will be the other opponents of
the blue.
Up to date Yale has shown abso-
lutely nothing to give her supporters
any ground for hope of victory in the
two big games, and 1t would not be
at all surprising If Brown. which held
Harvard to q IL to 0 score and has
progressed far since that game. began
the generol rout by beating Captain
DAYS men. Saturdays score OF 10
To q against Colgate Is considered an
indication that Yale is at last finding
herself, but even the most sanguine
admit that the team has long way
to travel before 1t will be typical
Yale team.
The team Will have nightly drills
all week in signals and formation.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-10-31
GREAT BIC RUSH
At JAMESTOWN
Many Horses Arriving for Fail
Meeting urfmen Pleased
With Conditions.


NORFOLK. VA, oct. ol.---Ihe
great rush of horses and turfmcn for
~, al, a.;, of .na r,res,4wn
."V ~,
Jockey Ciup. Whteh WIZ pesh
day, was we'll under way Monpas'
a,.ha,a. tho haayies. arrivals will
,,r
not es' III "h'h Au'auo
when the two special boats ana the
special train arrive from Baltimore.
rh ,,,,,, :, n,,. .,,,,.s AZ the track
atn,da,' ara r,,asaax The now horses
In, -. arr,,,in. a,a thcra vii, be
, ma n - ~, IN me track for
,''1n,,,,,s, "
,ra.k thas. ,orfmen. who
,ans saen !, sas,sra Il To he fast,
49,, witt, .a,,,s nratty good time has
49,, 80. a,, !, h.retofora ali extst-
~, rane.,ds I'll, ulel, Oh tn smash
,ha no,,;n. n,as,,ny ssnacist,y when
w. tarya n,,n,he, ns yrsn, horse. that
aro c,,,,ipy hero ara taken into con
sisaratian Mr. ceoryn N,I,er do.
~ tr,et IN or bigh-elass conai-
80
pYnc Cars,
T,a osra sar ~ ..n.,ine dav is
-. a. ~ has, a,.r banned Tor a.
80. a. * Nar.en, tanaiean rnrth
a. eon a. s.,.an fnrlongs for horses
~ 81, zoo. ha;ns ~. feat,,ra aYent
n,ha, ar,r,as far ,b., h.n3,ran ,vhirb
.,ara rap.aivad ~, ,eleyranh hefora
.las;,4, ,;r,s arr,,s.a VIZ Van nap
a nav rnl, ha,ang,no "a the s,,, e,s
- I.,ra. pnv. arar n unuyh,on
-, -, srn,r ,ha stable =, g ~
Scn,, J,hix hrsng. tns en,r,, ,;s, for
tna hana,can nm m eighteen
~
al a. ~ IL. on ,na afs.rnr,s,, ~
eve tnrartcy say ,r,s,ch at.a WIN
ha Known as Snrfol,s nav at th.
.,aoL !, 4. 49, ~, ,na. . 1879
hreakin~ crowd will v.,.ness tha races
Ertrtaa for ,h.. ban5ican e,.sed
aaturt,a,. ntrh, with sixteen thorottuh.
hraav ,ba ,raar ~ n. .o,,n,r.,s
mos, lannon's stable. entered Angus,
pair,ort he. nrtaraa h,s threa has,
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-10-31
OUTLAWS BUY
P|TTsBURG FIELD

PHI TsBTRG, PA, October al
Recreation Park. situated on the north
side OF the city and used as a National
League ball park several years ago,
has been sold by a realty company to
a Western capitalist. acting for the
new outlaw league Of =. A.
Fletcher. The price paid was S100, 900.
The purchaser announced the new
circuit would include Chicago. Cleve-
land, Louisville, New York. Philadel-
phia. oittsburg, Cincinnati, ST. Louis
and possibly two other American AS
ISOLATION cities. 1t was stated that the
American Association Is interested in
the scheme and Is lending its support.
Local business men have been asked
To subscribe for stock.
The sale. coming on the heels of
Promoter Fletcher's announcement In
Chicago that he has 90 old league
players under contract. indicates that
Pittsburg Is to have opposition base
ball next spring.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-10-31
STAR LIST OF ENTRIES
FOR FOR FALL FALL INDOOR MEET
Best Talent from Leading Clubs
and Colleges Will Take
Part.

NEW YORK, Oct. 23.--Never since
the institution of the games as an
annual fixture have the indoor ma
tional championships drawn such en-
tries AZ will compete here in the
meets to-day and Tuesday evening.
Many OF the stars who competed In
the title events at New Orleans re-
Gently have come North. and almost
all the colleges are sending teams.
Frank Sauer, the Western half
mile champion. has entered in the
l,060-yard run. He Is one of the
best middle distance men in the West.
and while he did not show up very
well at New Orleans, he Is still con-
fident he can beat both Sheppard
aid Gissing. MCGEE. the old Prince
ton miller and Beck, of Pennsyl-
vania, are two more starters In the
1,00o-yard event Beck In running
in great form just now and should
put up a fast race.
For the 60o-yard run Philadelphia
Will depend on Billy Hayes. Hayes
as was shown by his recent race at
New Orleans. is running better than
ever. He should give Champion Giss-
ing all the work he wants.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-10-31
BARRY IS HONOREO
BY HOME folks
FellowTownsmen Parade and
Hold Reception TO Athletics
Shortstop.

MERIRDEN, CONN, Oct. al
Jack" Barry. shortstop OF the Phiia-
delphia Americans. winners of the
worlds championship baseball series.
was met at the railroad station by
thousands of persons Saturday night
and was escorted by procession.
composed of fraternal. social and local
baseball organizations. headed by a
band and under the glare of red fire,
TO his parents home, where recep-
ton was held.
Various tokens OF appreciation We're
presented to him, and speeches were
made by prominent citizens. including
Mayor Thomas l.. Reilly.
A. scheduled Republican rally. at
which Representative Hill was TO
speak. vas postponed to make way
for the Barry reception.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-10-31
COFFEYVLLE DIMES
MR.. WALTER JOHNSON

CoFFEYNiI.LE, KANS., October
Walter Johnson. star pitcher Of
tha Washington baseball club and
resident of Coffeyviiie. was honored by
his fellow -townsnen on his return
home by ID dinner attended by one OF
the MOS, representative gatherins ever
assembled here, Covers for sixty were
laid IN the banquet room of the Side
Cafe for the occasion. and an elaborate
menu was served by Caterer Gus Sidie.
The American League pitching king
was forced tn play to overflow, every
seat being taken, with a few extras
insisting that they be cared for.
1t is with feeling of pride that
Coffeyviile claims Walter Johnson as
one OF her sons. and So she delighted
to honor him. Johnsons record made
with the Washington American League
has. all through the season. been
closely followed by his many friends
in Coffeyville. and they were delight
ed beyond measure when they learned
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-10-31
Upton TROPHY
FOR CR|CKETERS
Men on Liners Competed for Cup
to be Presented to Mauretania
Crew.

NEW IORK. October sl.--There
was released from the custom house
yesterday large silver cup which is a
trophy from Sir Thomas Upton to
be presented to the crew OF the steam
ship Mauretania for the winning by a
tt IN Of that liner Of the cricket cham
pionship OF the Atlantic Steamship
Athletic Association, which Is COM
posed Of steamship crews OF various
transatlantic lines.
The cup was sent here last week by
Sir Thumas and was held at the GUS
tom house until the authorities be-
came satisfied that II Il to remain
fixture on the Maurctania. The Gus
tom house people then turned the cup
over to Frank j. Dawson. who took 1t
to the Strand hotel. at the foot OF
West Fourteenth street. where II win
be presented On the night OF Novem-
her tt Che MRurctania's men by w.
h. W. Melville. pcrskynai reprcsenta-
tive cf ~ ThIanaA IN America.
The cup ~ No. ab0yit two feet hi9hs
All tht TOP u INV iignxe 0f y fytckst
Qak i 4 N Il lIsSaU =! u
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-10-31
GETTING READY
FOR AUTO RACES
Noted Drivers Arc Arriving at
Atlanta Several Rich Stakes
to BE Decided.

ATLANTA, GA, Oct 31-~Many
noted drivers of racing automobiles
are gathered in Atlanta and Savannah
and others are en- route To these cities
To prepare for competition during the
next two weeks for several of the rich
est automobile stakes of the year.
At Atlanta. on November 5. 4 and
). nineteen races will he held at the
local two-mile speedway for prizes ag
gregating s2a. 600, about $4,000 of
which Is in cash. with the balance in
trophies. In Savannah, the grand prize
race Will tie held November II, pre-
coded by curtain raiser for small
ears on November II.
There are officially 20 events on this
Atlanta program, but No. Il is a
blank. On Saturday there will be a
free-fer- all 25o-niie race for $4,000
purse. of which the winner takes S3,-
90n, second 81 900. third $500 and the
next three 1850. sl6o and sloo. re
speeiiyals. This is the biggest event
scheduled Friday has been made II
city holiday In honor of the race for
the city of Atlanta trophy. which is
valued at 800, The distance is 2
miles and In addition to the trophy
si,sbo in prize money Will be distrih-
uted anlong the leaders,
Thursdays feature event is 100
miles for II trophy and a 1925 purse.
Barney Oldneld. who has been bar-
red by the American Automobile As
sociation. is expected To begin his sght
for reinstatement during the Atlanta
meeting but il is thought he Will not
attempt TO get into the races here un-
less reinstatement is made. Three of
his cars are entered for the | Deal
events. With Ben kirsoher as driver.
Catch Bragg. the New York anna
tenr who defeated oidneld at the Los
Angeles meet. has announced that he
VIII turn professional at the yaces
here,
In Savannah practice for the grand
prize race Is scheduled to begin Tues
dav although a number of drivers
have been speeding on the 22-mile
course for several dasF. Tho lure Ct
mild weather and the races already
has brought hundreds 10 the ci..7 from
New York and ethsr Eastern points.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-10-31

of his anneNing the worlds record for
strikeauts.
Judge Osborn acted as POSTMASTER.
and after few clever remarks conn
piimenting the honor guest on his
success in his chosen profession. in
troduced in turn Colonel Sharpe. pr.
Johnson, uncle Of the pitcher. and c,
D. lsc. each of whom made brief
response to the cali OF the toastmas-
ter. Juge Gander also made an inn
pronptu address. appropriate to the
occasion. Before introducing DR.
Johnson, Walter was called up and
presented with large floral horse
shoe. indicative OF the high regard
and esteem home fans have for him.
In few words ne expressed his
appreciation OF the gift. and retired
to give the next speaker an oppor-
tunity.
johnson will spend the winter
here. He says there Is no firth in
stories that he may desert Washing
ton for an outlaw league
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-10-31
GILL DOES 100 YARDS
IN SPLENDID TIME
CHARLOTTESVILLE, VA. Oct. al.

CHARLOTTESVILLE VA, Oct. 81.
The annual fall tryouts were held
Saturday afternoon. In order to
make competition more lively all
~" men were barred from entry.
A cold northwest wind proved det-
rimnntal to the runners and no fast
time was made. Brigham. a fresh
man from Brooklyn. N. ". with little
effort. carried on the mile two-miie
and high hurdle events Though his
time was not above the ordinary. he
promises to make some new Southern
intercollegiate records ip the distance
events this winter.
0NL new man from Maryland
zrsehlltaxat CotekA won tlas 1Ve-
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-10-31
1YRUs COBB DRIVES
HIS PRIZE AUTO
Tours With Family in Car Won
by Prowess on Dia-
mond.

CHARLOTTE. ". C., Oct. si.-Ty-
rus Raymond Cobb. idol of baseball
fans. was the guest of Charlotte sun
day afternoon for two hours Mrs.
Cobb and Baby Cobb accompanied the
Detroit player. the party making the
trip from Philadelphia In TVS prize
auto. Last night was spent in Win
ston-Salem, and the Cobbs left this
afternoon for Augusta. Ca, their home
city.
The famous player was rendered an
informal reception at the Southern
Manufacturers Club during his stay.
and many called to make or renew
acquaintance with him.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-10-31
LOSE THE GAME
BUT COP H0N0RS
Richmond College Outslnnes
George Washington. But Is
Defeated by 2l-15.

This was the verdict OF the 1000
Richmonders who saw Richmond Coll
iege's padded knights OF the gridiron
DOW In defeat before the heavy and
oft re juvinated eleven from George
Washington by the score of Il To Ia.
Darkness was no small factor in
the victory of the visitors. FOR the las,
quarter of the game was played when
a white cat could not have been told
from black one. Numerous and
heavy penalties on the local team
also contributed literally 10 the VIC
tory.
The local warriors looked like vim
fers until the very last, and the con-
census OF opinion was that they out
played and ouigtneralled the Bnlf and
kfuc aggregation.
start With Rush.
The eoilegians started IN With IA
rash and kept it UP until the iinal
tap OF the bell. They ripped up the
George Washington line. circled the
ends and executed passes which made
she visitors look foolish. On the of
feuslye the coliesians were all there.
and on the defensive they fought like
Sparans.
In one instance. Taylor caught the
bali and ran through Ahe entire
George Washington team for touch
down. Sutherland and benton were
seritahle stnnewails on the defensive
and locomotives on the offensive.
In view of Inc fact that Richmond
College lead the heavier and older
team during the first and second quar-
tiers, and proved its ability to meet
the opposing team ~ any style OF
footb Ii might adopt, and in view
ct the splendid PUSHES and end plays
engineered. everyone pres
emf declared that although the visitors
got the large end ef the score the
local warriors easily romped OF with
the glory
The Richmond College team is head
and shoulders over any ever turned
oft at the institution and Will bear
watching in it's r. naming games
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-10-31
KILLED BY POLO POM
WHEN ANIMAL BOZ

MORRISTOWN, n. j.. Oct.
Manette r. Pelletreau. a wcllsk1
real estate dealer Of Brooklyn, Msss
was killed here Sunday when tnNS
from a runaway polo pony.
Mr.. Pelletreal was a member NH
Passaic Valley Hunt Club and H.
here to inspect some polo N04
which We're for sale. Noticing &
ticuIarly fine looking animal. ~
ed ON it's back. The pony. M
saddle or bride, bolted and
into the street with PelletreAu
ing to. its name. Suddenly MI.
treau was thrown off, his heed
ing q stone curb. His skull wa9
tured and he died shortly aftey
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-10-31
DOESN'T BLAME GAME
FOR DEATH OF HIS SON
Although Ministers Boy Was
Killed on Football Field Father
Likes the Sport.

vICKSBURG. MISS. October al
Despite the fact that his son met
death in football practice, the Rev
Or. b. Stirling Gum. rector Of
Matches Trinity Episcopal church. is
convinced that the game Is all right.
In fact. he believes that football Is
I much better college pastime than
baseball.
The ministers son was caught in a
scrimmage while practicing In the
rectory yard for game with Jeffcr-
ron Military College. and his skull
was fractured The Rev. DIR. Gum
said to-day that the boys death was
simple accident. and that football
should not be blamed
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-10-31

NEW YORK, Oct. s1.-George
Hackenschmidt. former worlds cham
pion heavyweight wrestler. arrived In
this city yesterday on the kaiserin
Augugte Victoria. He said that he
would leave Immediately for Chicago
In an effort to secure return match
with Frank Gotch, who defeated him
for the title two years ago. Failing
to secure 0otch. the ex-champion
gaid he would he willing to meet
any man In the world,
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-10-31
SYRACUSE QUITS
AQUATIC RACING
Financial Difficulties Cause This
Sport to be Abol-
ished.

SYRACUSE, \. Y. Oct. 3f-Syra-
cnse University will not send crews to
the intercollegiate regatta at Pough-
keepsie or engage In any regattas with
colleges next year.
The athletic governing board of the
university has voted To eliminate in
tercollegiate rowing from the list Of
sports for the present college year.
The services of Coach James A. Ten
Eyck will be retained.
The temporary suspension of crew
work is necssitated by financial
problem that has long yexed the attn
letic authorities. AS rowing necessi-
tates the heaviest expenses and brings
no financial returns, II was deemed
best to drop that sport for the present
To effect economy.
The governing hoard expects that
rowing viii again be taken up In 1912.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-10-31
GO TO WASHINGTON
TO ATTEND CEREMON
Several Hundred Loyal Germ!
Americans Will Probably 6el
Steuben dwelling.

All German Americans in Richtg
will meet in Concordia Hall Mon
night at O'Clock. when plans
be announced fer the unwilling II
statue in Washington Novembef
to Baron Steuben. who took aIxc4
prominent part under General Az
ington during the Revolutionary
Congress at the request Of
ciety known as the Baron Won
ben Statue Association. recently
propriated $4,000 for the monN
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-10-31
CYCLISTS AWAIT
CRACK Of PISTOL
Twcn'v-Four six-Dav Grinders
Are Ready for to Start In
Race.

BOSTON, MASS. Oct. sl.--Primed
for the long grind and heart breaking
sprints twenty-four bicycle riders
were scheduled To line up on the
neN saucer Of the Boston arena al
] o'clock this afternoon and at the
crack Of "Lonnie" Pecks pistol start
the annual six day race.
All of the riders were in fine con-
dition. Even Jimmy Moran. who has
spill Saturday night, having an
nonnced that nothing more serious
resulted from the accumulation OF Il
number of splinters. and that he
would ride. He had slid fifteen feet
along the track, but he declared his
hide Is touEhened to that.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-10-31
JOHNSON QUITS
AUTO RACING GAME
Black Brniser Lacks the Nerve to
Fake Curve at Break
neck Speed.

CHICAGO, Oct, ai.--Jack Johnson
is through with the auto racing game
Barney 0idfield convinced him that he
was not in the hunt when it came to
driving on track. SO he will con-
inc himself To speeding on the roads
I may be able to drive a car fast
on a straight road. said johnson to-
day, but | would never take chances
on the curves like OldfieId does. In
our race ] don't believe he slackened
his speed bit on the curves. hut
You can bet your last dollar ] did"
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-10-31
Atteu Ylcfor ,Arain.

SCHENECTADY, N. r., Oct. ST.
Abe Attell. feathAFweight champion.
scored Knockout over Eddie Kelly.
or Buffalo. before the Mohawk VAL
ley Athletic Club At Amsterdam Sat
urday night. Attetl WAS best from
start to finish. Kelly Wa fipored
three tisnss n tlhS 1Nslrth round. tine
nocond time AdMI XIII ~ count III
I! n ~ tl ~ N l| ~ fAll essps.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-10-31
Mahnlout Posts Forfeit.

CHICAGO. Oct. 31.--Yusself IT,
mout. the Turkish wrestler. po11
forfeit OF $1,000 to cover appea
for a match either with zyby1114
George Hackenschmidt. 1y0y1
manager already has posted 41s
in Buffalo, with a challenge for
Gotch. Mahmout Is trying to axxll
a series OF elimination mafche1
tween Hackenschmidt. Zybysk0
himself to determine who shall Il
the right TO challenge Gotch.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-10-31
MANY INNOVATIONS
FOR HORSE SHOW
Advance Applications for Boxes
Insure Full Attendance of So
ciety at Garden Show.
----~-,z--+--~--
7-DAY PROGRAM FAVORED
Opening on Saturday Will Arouse
Much Interest-Scottish Band
to Furnish Music.
1-DAY PROGRAM FAVORED

NEW YORK, Oct. 3i.-The twenty
sixth annual event OF the National
Horse Show Association Is sure to
eclipse all OF It's foAer most brilliant
records from all and every standpoint,
judged by the preparations now III
course and the many and attractive
novelties which will be offered to Its
patrons.
That this will be horse show with
plenty of horses-in number as well
as quality---is fully assured BY the fact
that Secretary James T. Hyde. the
best posted mans IN the world on
equine exhibitions, and corps of ex-
perienced assistants. are kept busy
days and part of the nights in the
classification OF the big entries.
The broad smile OF Frederick NJ.
Davies. the treasurer OF the assoeia-
ton, and his ever ready answer that
prospects are most satisfactory are
sure indications that matters at the
box office end work as nicely as the
work assigned to Secretary Hyde.
Society and the general public Is
supporting the show by their early APP
plications for boxes and reserved seats,
while all reports submitted to Alfred
G. Vanderbilt. the president, have been
so satisfactory as To more than please
him.
No Public Sale Of Boxes.
For twenty-four years under the Old
regime, arena and first tier boxes We're
sold at public auction. but this GUS
tom was abandoned last year when
the new association took charge OF It's
Affairs the result being SO satisfactory
Az to be repeated this year.
The arena. as well as hrst tier
boxes, are sold by application, when
have come in by larger numbers than
during the same period last year, whiie
hundreds of seats have been reserved
already
The subscription price of arena
boxes from No q 10 No 65. on the
Twenty seventh street side. and from
No. ~ to No. IS on the opposite side
are 5000, each box seating six, While
first tier boxes are at an upset price
of 800, each seating four.
A large majority Of the arena boxes
are already subscribed for and appli-
cations which have been made show
that society will be represented In fua
force.
Season Badges for Ladies.
Another innovation this year is the
issuing OF season badges 10 ladies'. the
price Of which will also be $40. These
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The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-10-31
Danny Murphy May Go On ~

PHILADELPHIA, PA. Oct
Danny Murphy, Of the champlom
Ietic baseball team. whose WoE
right field and batting was one ~
features OF the Philsdeiphia &C.,
victories over the Chicago Cubs
again be seen in wrestling bouts
winter in Hartford and other CoqN
ticut towns.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-10-31

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yayss.ssa wsas 4 = M. F y N eyans IN