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The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1911-01-11
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The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1911-01-11
DARING FLissRi
N.:!,E AT CHARLESTON BE 4
YoUTHrCL AVIATOR FRIDAY.
Jimmie Ward. Eighteen Years OLD,
Circles The Harhor Over the Forts,
Goes Out to Sea an. Returns

Jimmy Ward. tbs lS-year-oid avl-
a;c-. Il t Curtis o5-horse power aero
o::aae. gave some fire exhibitions Of
his skill! st Charleston on Friday. He
made i daring Aga; across two riV-
ers. the a..bo. aat out over tho At
laa:!c ocean. breaking the worlds
altitude record for low powered ma
chimes. and winning prize OF $1,000
b- ci.ci.ug over two OF ,he s;rcng-
es; fo7;iaca;!oas on the Atlantic
coast. demonstrating The efficiency or
The aeropiane as scout IN time o.
war
Landing gracefully on the beach
IN front OF Fort Moul:-ie on suls!-
van. Island. he handed oo.e 10
CO... N.rsh. v'.ch :se ..:,s. sis-ec.
Ward taen !e--n,eced bis :nach:ne.
rose from the beach anc iew back
across tho harEc- IN direct line
70 the aviation field north OF the city.
he coyy:e! 4 distance OF about 20
miles II IS minutes.
very .cw people saw Ward De-
g!n bis flight from tie aviation aeld.
ii. unsuccessful attempt OF The day
before having arouse a spirit o.
skept!c!sn. News Of the daring at
,.mpt spread rapidly. however. ano
many roof. Ia the city were packed
when the airuan made lis return
aigac
Leaving the aviation Geld. he new
nrs; to the navy yard on Coope.
river. circl!ng above the plant He
then aev down tae river distance
OF about ave miles to the city. orer
the uppe. end OF which he passed.
y. .r-ned eastward. crossed t:e
Cooper and Waado rivers and the
haroo. at q heish: OF about 1000
feet.
Reaching Sullivan's Island at the
northern entrance Of the harbor. and
on which Fort MoultV!s ie situated.
he circled back over the harbor a; .
height OF about 1000 feet. passing
close TO Castle Pincknoy. Heading
seward ,gain. he passed directly
over Fort Sumter at the entrance OF
tie hsrbor and swept for distance
OF about a mile and half over the
water. o. the open Atlantic.
Turning he Sew abort :hc Isle o.
Palms and SI!liran's Island and
:cn ed OF the beach IN .:ont OF Fart
,.oultrie. amid the cheering OF SOL
dies end officers. A note %A.ch -
landed to Col. Frederick Marsh :.
charge OF the Eor. va, s!gred br
the latter AK. Ward brought It back
TO tAe c::r With him or c!s return.
I; was % .ae return trip :sat he
broke TIE worlds al:',u e record FOR
s:a.ll noacA.oes At point directly
above Noun: Pleasant. village on
he edge OF TIE harho! and opposite
20 tie city. 3. attained height OF
$500 .est. 20 shown 5y 6!s oa-o-
graph. As the aviation fe!d came
into view. Ward. g: that tiCe OYER
Coope: river. shut OF his powe! and
sl:ce1 10. distance OF nile and 2
Aalf. landing safely a2d easily. Ee
was shak!n. as though pa!sied as ae
yo..t 'o- Ma picture 40 terrible had
been the strain
The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1911-01-11
Held TO be Lawful.

The bank s9ac,n;T laws o: Okis-
hona. Nebraska and Eacsa. were de-
-'are4 constitutional by the supreme
-o:fr- o! thc United States WedIes-
Ga~ md thus the fight over the es-
,ab!tshn,ca. o. the policy OF guar
oa.ce;nc the public and State depos-
it. IN banks va. won by advocates es
srch policT
The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1911-01-11
Gets Twelve Year,

Jas. J. GALLAGHER. WHO sho, Mayor
Gayaor last August. was sentenced
"Wednesday 70 Il yeA. !mprtson-
mrat Ye vas convicted n Jersey
CI,y on an Indictment charging hin.
ro: wttA shootius Mayo- Geyaor. hat
:':h assar.;!ns, with intent TO Xiii.
William II Edwards. commission OF
street cleaning Of Mex York
The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1911-01-11
Youthful Murderer.

Tsn smallest AID younSes, prison
g. ever sen; 20 the Missouri: p"1!-
;cn.iarv was delivered 70 Warden
.Iotra:. at Jefferson City il the per
son % Herr Gibson. OF ST. Charles
cc,ga;y The boy. cars oid. IN
kace breechcs AID weighing SO
so1nG.. was convicted o: murder IN
III" second degree and -e1:enced to
. -r.rS
The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1911-01-11
Sen, TO the ASYLUM.

..rns 7. Fleming. coio.ed. post
master a: I.vncAbu-s. was adtadged
mage on Wednesday and seot 10 the
.ev!rm. Fleming has lately been .
very antsu,!a.t!c member o. Holt
.1..ss sec. o. This ne;@hboraood aud Il
- sru9rse1 hat The cuastaa: excite
rag. ;cac.Ies.e-i IL the religious rites
"a. unbalanced his C;!oG.
The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1911-01-11
Given Three Year.

In the c.rcn!; cour: a, Salem. VI.
thursday a:..rroca jcry I: ;hc case
OF }. II Body. vhitc. ehcrc-9 VIII
killing James MntE n"--o. -
.rrnti a verdict OF !nvolrntlr? u. n
slau-at.. and fixed no!y's punish
men, O. thr:. wears IN the penitrn,
:i.rv. A mot!ra will be made .or
paT frta!
The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1911-01-11
VERY BAD BOYS
Two Yoagg D.nsiis Under sl:ss. Sasos
AID XII 4 'u..e.nas.
HOLD Up HOTEL CLERK
They Are Captured. and Wai:e He-
ing Tskeu to pri>on on Street
Car. Mur2er the oaicer Ns.o =
rested Then, and Wake Good Ihc:r

Escape.
William Muzza-y. twen'. years
old. and Ago: Jackson. discharged
bell boz ard night porter !espec-
,Ire.y o; tie Ho;e. MeSoy x Duluta.
Miss. early Friday he.d Up. robbed
AID sho, IKE a!gh. clerk. 8ote were
arrested and placed OF street car
AFTER 4 chase through the Interstate
orisse d:s.-tc- and while being taken
back 20 :he city. sSAea ss~t :hey ee
allowed 20 20 inside tAe car.
Tae request was granted One OF
the youthful A.ad.;s quickly pulled
a revolver from = 2ocke. that had
escaped III. notice o. Policeman ta--
~ Ches-o-e. who had made ;se A.
rest. opened Gre o. tie c3'er anc
si,!e. h..a. lie MAS sao; tT!cs II
ID. !ucg, :ri o2ce IN TIE icTshesd.
The .oA5e,s then h>td 80 sae P:s-
sense.s ard c-e~ CT n street c1r
AID :, :s::0 .. Z: m2co Goot ;He7
escape ove- TO No::ae.-. railroad
o:i:se.
TIE Two aoys e.,e--t tax note:
.aou. 2:S o'1:ock E,rsIay morning,
c,s-ence s-css,sd. TIE siss; cie!*.
and cca-ies Ee2s.ei were slsac.ns
beside tie desk.
Hold up your hanSs saccea
ore 0. tie bo,s. pc,a;:.as reros:e-
TIE cle-k All porte. ;ho2sai the
boys were jcki.s To saow tat ihey
were in earnest. ore o; tie ho:s
cred sho. through the .oor ne1.
the desk and :a- clerk aac porte:
put the:- hands up.
The boys them marched th"n :atc
the dining room ard os1ered thc:n
70 stacd up a=a'ss; tie s.-se i-ca
nos: N S&e m,35.,,e oc the room
While oce OF TIE bandits covered
tae two .rea with the revolver. tae
other hastily gathered soG'e saot,
,iaen aa5 tied thc.. haals 70 tie
pos: above their heads
The boys then returned 70 the
desk and wen, through tae cash res-
lister. taking s3oa: Sae IN cash. and
ua6e their escape. Tie :~o mcu
we.e later released hy -u5A-- f1c-.
the bath pa-lors IN the basement and
they then gave tAe a,.rca.
The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1911-01-11
Nnur: aud Old CONFESS.

\; Afi,ns. Ohio. r-st voters and
men H&ose ages run rs high as -,
nsra:.sr!nS l,h. confessed before
Judg.. a T. 3lai- Nc, a-sday tha, N
the las; election ;hcv sold their votes
Each was fined IS. given 4 suspended
work house sentence and Eve years
dis,raachiNneut =
The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1911-01-11
Kin Ecurt IN Ci,cc>e

Las, Iriy While h",nia- Sc Fa'h,7
in ais c:.e--c t.c:o-y IN u2icn CT.
Pa. Ms. CFia sa--E::IccA los, Z
solid god S:S2et r,2S~. Two "f"is
ago I.rs Il c. Draka ot rrc'cna.
y Y. tcuud tic -sac II q 1.rcc o:
cheese aud il has ben returned 70
j:s owner
The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1911-01-11
What II Cost

Edmond Therv. French eco'o-
.,,:St. ii=C.es that 70 MAINTAIN Ed
rofr's armies The past - ye.rs over
so 600. 900 400 have been spent snd
5000 oTtc.rs and $4,000 pCi-
;:ates nav. eoen constantly excluded
from productive industries.
The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1911-01-11
Cho,e or Fingers.

AZ SpartanburS K"h"r' Sol'Fa. +
little boy ) vcnrs OF age Sh:'r Il :
Ing with his Little COUSIN. Thea
Lancaster. Thursday acc:::f:s':..si :
cho-ped OF the little girls fingers
With an axe She lost al the tns"rs
OF her loft haad.
The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1911-01-11
CLEMSON G0LLGGE
ITS INCOME .ANo EX!.ENDITUREs
FOX iHE. LAST IEAR.
Whut the Eur..ero College is D"inS
IN the Gra; Work OF Educating
tbs Boys.

| The anaua! reyor; OF Clemson Col
Irsr has t,eea s-cJ - state Su?~ctn-
! ;.aden; ot Education S"sa'inzeH.
! snt WI! De submitted 20 tie seseTal
assembly
| TIE :c:el value OF Clemson Col
ilege pro,-rtv IS estimated n the
.ecor. al sl.u.5.IS@ Il.
4 summary ci expenditures :or tas
several departments y given as TO-
! lows:
! Academic department. 22.2.e.le
Agricultural department !'.329t %
Chemical department. i.2sQ.eo
Engineering department. 3i.6oS ~
Military department. 3.423 AZ
| --sxt!le Department. SO. $50
miscellaneous. 8o,S9V.lt
Tota!. :. -.S .: 49, 50
tn. report o: the treasure! shows
that the receipts OF the college from
all sources were s2sa.coa.s3. and
;ast the ;o:s! expenditures were
scs4.4s2.Sl. There IS ,o.a! bal
aaee OF :53.o.4s0.
ic..ns prcs!den. Rigs Gays IN his
report that ION the whole the work
o: the faculty has been loyal. enthus-
!as,!c aad efficient Our greatest
need 1. Tor -aore men with Qualiaca-
lions for leace::hin-men who can
plan and 'ni,iate to improve and ex-
tend their work. even thous6 It be at
presea; ef!c!ent-"
The following Items OF expense arc
given as having been expended for
the public work OF Clemson College
during the past year:
Beneficiary scholarships .slI.222.o6
Coast experiments So ."
chronological inspection 1880
Extension work. farmers
institutes. 4.4l3.45
Fertilizer tags. inspection
analyses. 24.253.so
Miscellaneous travel. o6.'o
Tick eradication. s.l6s.0s
Veterinary inspection. l.6SeS0
Total. .s65. .451.95
It !s pointed out in the report taat
The health OF the students has been
most excellent.
The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1911-01-11

Total. >. S6o. 1919
It !s pointed out IN the report taat
The health OF the students has been
most excellent.
New-York tribune., 1911-10-04
TO INDlCT CUSTOMS MEN
Grand Jury Questions Nathan
Allen, Who Confessed.

The federal grand jury took up again
Yesterday what has become known as the
Jenkins smuggling case IN an effort TO
bring to Justice the customs men who aided
in ccfraudng the government, and, per
Iavs. maa of high financial standing VINO
for long time has been suspected of haV-
inc figured in tLis and other smuggling
cases.
Nathan Allen, the aged millionaire and
John h. Collins. who were fined IN the
United States Circuit Court on Monday,
after pleading guilty to the charge of SNUG
Cling. were Witnesses yesterday before the
grand Jury, and Mrs. Helen DWcle Jeh-
Iirs. the central figure boz the case, waited
for several hours TO be called lor IuFthei
testimony. ,
WncH the two men, who were entrdpped
through Mrs Jenkins Willingness 70
tgrn against them. met her i'm the corridor
of the Federal Building, Mr.. Collins turned
his head away and ignored her presence,
While MIR Allen Elowercd at her and ap-
parcrtly made her feel dlsconccrttd ana
uneasy.
rhc testimony of Allen and Collins was
cxucctcd TO disclose the guilt of four GUS
toms inspectors who received brites TO per-
nit thc smuggling Of Mrs. Jcnkns's Jew
,lry when she 100 company of the TWO men,
arrived from Europe. Mrs jenkins was
summoned 10 give her story Of What sht
saw ou the uicr and she was also expected
to relate how the inspectors later called at
tbc Hotel Woloott 10 receive their rewards.
The grand jury examined MI. Allen TOT
several hours. and adjourned without call
inc Mrs Jenkins or Mr.. Collins. They VIII
have TO appear again to-day.
New-York tribune., 1911-10-04
ALL TELL ABOUT FLAGG
Grand Jury Hears Miss Russo and
e. G. De Wolf-Neely Released.

Edward G. De Wolf the Chicago repre-
sentative OF Jared Flagg who issued a
glowing statement Of confidence in the g
per cent game on Monday, was summoned
before the federal grand jury yesterday
and examined as to his knowledge Of the
Fiagg transactions James Allen. rail-
road engineer of Chicago and a customer
Of Flagg. was also a witness
During the afternoon number Of young
women employees of Jared Flagg were qucs-
toned 10y thc grand jury. Florence Beyers,
Frances Carroll and Izabelle Russo fol-
lowed each other TO tell of what they knew
about Flagg's business.
Izabellc went to the office OF Henry A.
Wise. United States Attorney with a tale
Of how terrible the shock OF It all had az
fccted her sister. Madeline Russo, Flagg $
nineteen-year-old secretary. and how she
was seriously III at her home in White
Plains.
Mr. Wise had hardly time to express his
sympathy when Madeline rushed into the
building and declared herself ready To tell
all she knew without further delay. There
were no traces on her young face to show
the reported nervous prostration." and
she was taken before the grand jury.
Accountants employed by the government
and those retained by Flagg were still ana
lying the entries in his books. which were
said TO have shown a number Of puzzles
rather hard TO solve.
f. Tennyson Nicely who was arrested
with the others at the time Of the raid, ten
days ago, succeeded in getting his bail re-
duced TO $500, and found a bondsman. He
was released from the Tombs, where he
has been since his arrest because Flagg
refused TO come TO his aid.
New-York tribune., 1911-10-04
DECREASE IN CITY DEATHS
Rate for Nine Months of 1911
Lower than for Many Years.

The death rate for the nine months end
ed Scptembcr 80 was the lowest recorded
bv the Department of Health for the hEst
nine months Of any year since the forhia-
ton Of the greater city. During the perloa
there were SSH deaths, according TO 'he
departments figures which is equivalent
10 l58 deaths 10 each thousand Of the
population The rate FOR the correspond
ing period in last year was 1871 10 a thou
sand. while the former low record. made
IN 1909. stood at 1906.
The average death rate for the first nine
months Of the last thirteen years has been
1871 10 the thousand Of the population IT
this rate had prevailed since the beginning
OF this year there would have been l~'
more deaths in the city than actually oc-
CURED
The death rate among infants under one
year Of age for the period also shows "a
decided decrease from the 1910 rate, th'
latter standing al 1928 deaths 10 the ihou-
sand as against 1916 FOR the present year
so far. The number of deaths Of babies up
/ 10 September 20 was ll1&, 1861 less IMAM
would have occurred had the 1910 rate CON
'!nued
New-York tribune., 1911-10-04
~FIRE D0NTS"ON "FlRE DAY"
Commissioner Johnson Makes
Speech at Budget Exhibit.

I'll was Fire Day" at the Budget ltShibit
I'm the building at No $50 Broadway yes
terday and Commissioner Johnson delivered
an address i'm the auditorium. making a
plea for an increase in the salaries of the
members Of the Fire Department and Civ
ing his reasons for it. lie wants $@,S00.oOo
more for Tie department Tor the coming
wear. saying that the city has been grow
ing steadily while the Fire Department mas
stood still. lie spoke with bitterness about
the refusal Of the Board Of Estimate TO give
him the increase for which ne asked
A card of "don'ts.2 the idea of Commis-
eioner Johnson. was handed to every per
son VINO attended the exhibit yesterday
These cards are for the guidance Of house
wives. and point out ways TO avoid danger
from ire.
Commissioner Drummond. Of the Depart
ment Of public Charities beginning at noon
TODAY VIII endeavor 90 get an inside opin-
ION from the public ON the plan TO change
The name of Rlackwclrs Island TO Hospital
Park which Is now before the Mayor lie
has had - large voting booth erected al ih"
Budget Exhibit and half nllllon paiots
Iaye been printed for voters TO use 10 sig
nifty their approval or disappio'ai oil the
proposition
New-York tribune., 1911-10-04
SEEKS NEW JOB FOR DIANA
Citizen Would Move Her from Garden
TO New Municipal Building.

Frederick r. Jackson. OF No. q West
4lth street. who IL anxious that Diana, the
light footed goddess who Tor so long has
looked down upon New Workers from the
Ton of the Madison Square Garden tower
shall remain public hgure' sent letter
yesterday to Mayor Gaynor. saying:
"In all news articles about the sale OF
Madison Square Garden ! see no reference
10 Diana. She is d landmark To many
New Workers and "a work OF art without a
peer in our great city Why not have the
city luy her and put her on your mag
niacenl municipal buildins now In course
ul conslruct.onY
New-York tribune., 1911-10-04
$4,000 FOR DEATH
Widows Claim Against Railroad
Upheld Second Time.

Somervile, &. j. oct. 3.-Mrs. Josephine
Kyle received a verdict Of $4,000 damages
here to-day for the loss OF her husband,
Robert H. Kyle, who was killed on the
Iillsborough crossing Of the Lehigh Valley
Railroad on the night Of April g. 1910. while
driving TO his country place near here in a
carriage Mrs. Kyle received "A verdict Of
$500 last November. but the company
carried the case TO the Supreme Court.
That tribunal set aside the verdict on the
technical ground that Judge Vail In his
charge TO the jury had not allowed enough
latitude to the railroad company In defin-
ing it's rights.
There was an abundance Of testimony
that the crossing was extremely dangerous.
The books Of Nowland q Co, cattle dealers.
OF Jersey city, OF which he was member.
were offered I'm evidence 10 prove that Mr.
KYLE earned more than 5000 year.
New-York tribune., 1911-10-04
NEW PRISON NOT HAILED
WinudaIe Site Being Used, De-
spite Dix'S Opposition.
VARIED INFLUENCE FELL
Merritt, Minority Leader, Sup
plies Stone-Tammany Firm
Has Building Contract.
~ rclcgranh 70 The TrLbune.l J

Albany. oct S-In spite of the announce
ment of Governor Dix that the new state
prison AZ Wingdale, in Dutchess County 10
take the place of sing Sing, was to be
abandoned. no bill to that effect has YET
appeared in the Legislature, and the work
Of the Commission on New Prisons mas not
been discontinued.
There is much mystery as 70 the reason
why the site should bo abandoned. Ihe
superintcndent of Prisons, Colonel Scott
saws that since the work began 1t has peeh
discovered that the site is not suited 10
the purpose. and Governor Dix asserts not
only that the ground is unsanltary' hut
that when the prison at Comstock Is COM
plcted the Wingdalc prison Will not De
needed.
In answer TO these criticisms members
Of the commission appointed by Governor
Hughes TO select the site say that there iS
no reason why Wingdale should he aban-
doned They say the ground is not unsani-
tary and low and marshy, the best evidence
Of which IS the fact that the contractors
I'm putting i'm foundations had difficulty IN
getting water to mix the concrete.
The reason for the failure 30 present n
hilI I'm the Legislature is traced 20 the IN
fuence Of T. A. Merritt, minority leader In
the Assembly. whose quarry company In
Potsdam is supplying some Of the stone
for the prison buildings. Although Re-
publican, Mr. Merritt is very friendly with
the Democratic leaders. Another influence
believed to be holding up the plans OF the
Governor and Superintendent Scott is that
Of the F. J. Carln Company, a Tammany
firm. which has the contract. The price Is
about s. 2Oo0Oo, and is more than $4,000
lower than the next lowest bid.
The state has already spent more than
100000 i'm the last four years for new
prison to take the place Of Sing Sing, with
little 10 show for it thus far. one site
that ON Bear Mountainous abandoned
after $4,000 had been spent
New-York tribune., 1911-10-04
STEAMERS AT FOREIGN PORTS

ARRIVED
Trieste. sept 2s-Martha Washington 'AOso'
Genoa SeW Sept lS' G@o-Mendoza dtaD. New York Via
NarseiIPIcs NaPceS Sept eo-Roma GD, New York and
Providence via Lisbon ~. vi,
Leghorn oct Italia uBrl, New 1ora, >,o,,.
Hn1wcrp. Oc1 g. 9:l6 a m-Finland tbelsl Ne"
,,ror1sn a0,N ,S oS, 3NKaiscr Wilhelm der Crosse
- Ger. New York Via Plymouth and Cher-
Queenstown. TUSS oct 3. l2:lo m, Campa99a CBr)'
Norienhann oct 1-PhPbus lGerl New holh'
IIovrc oct mexico Hrl, New YORK.
,iaItdrs Sent og~Bayonne Ger, New York.
nnnEiTk Sept 3O-Hudson drl. New York Via
ra,caSTaGo bSTagauN oct i-charlton Hall dBp. New
por,n, SorS SeS tS SsITndrasamha (Bp Yokohama etc,
vroIsntle ior He" Oct s-vermont CBu New York via
c,asroW roTS ESSa2 Oct 2cameronia dBD New York Via
No,boUrpe mUrn,'' oct a-Anglo- Colombian BD. New
YORK via cape Town. Fremanue. etc.
SAILED.
Montovidco. sept 30-Hortcnsius (Br), New
pio dc "Janeiro. oct African Prince (Bp
i'o ,from santos New York
part natal oct walton Hall oBp from New
nd ao' 0eieada. oct Thames CBr, 0rom
Southampton, Barbados. Colon. etc, and
Me.sln1' HSG oct Set s-Pannonia CBr) drom Fiume).
umcria. NiH sept 2S-Luisiana dtaD Urom
Naples. New York.
PASSED
pcr,r, oct kasonga (Br. Calcutta and
colombo FOR Boston aud New York: 3D.
,hcSapeake tB,r. New York FOR Bombay.
scilIv Oct 3-Brilliant tGer). New York for
New-York tribune., 1911-10-04
TRhNspAciFlc MAILS.

,,.-,,r,ti,, and steamer. Close in y. 1.P.M
Lamar Corca, China Cia Seattle - c,o
Hawaii Japan. Corea, China, PM . coo
i1,,jrcs I'll, san Frauciscol-China.Oct o. o'5V
Japan. CoTea, emma VIA sea' .,''. oct o. $50
seattle pa NS' Gn Firanciscol- sierra oct o. 63O
Tahiti. Marquesas (yia san Fran o.. 20 can
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