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The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1912-05-14

ment which is usually accorded
political" prisoners, instead of
being treated as ordinary disturb
ers of the peace, put in prison
garb and forced to work. The
women are fed liquid food
through the nostrils, to prevent
them starving themselves. Note
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1912-05-14
You'll Find
1t Here

PUYALLUP, May 14.-The
Woman's club of Puyallup yester-
day decided to establish a public
rest room and comfort station in
the room adjoining the public
library. TIE club elected dele
gates to the state federation meet
ing and installed the new Off
GERS.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1912-05-14

The park board will receive bids
tomorrow afternoon for the con-
struction of tennis courts on the
Gypsy Smith tabernacle lot. If the
prices are right five courts will be
laid out at once.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1912-05-14

Roscoe Duff, Clyde school
teacher, could not catch a. train to
get to his wedding, SO. he borrow
ed a handcar and pumped furious
ly to Eureka Flats, where he made
a train and got to Walla Walla in
time.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1912-05-14
Hoping.

Hoping.
~ saw your husband digging in
the back yard this morning. Are
you going to have garden this
year?"
"No; but 1 am hoping we may
have fish for dinner."-Chicago
Record-HeraId.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1912-05-14

IohCL his w oAa
Mrs. Smart-SO these are the
china bargains you advertised?
CIerk-Yes, na'am; and they're
going for little or nothing.
Mrs. Smart-All right! I'll take
that blue-bordered dish for moth
ing. - Catholic Standard and
Times.
Arvid Rydstrom, Dave White
and G. w. Miller of Ellensburg
will begin this week checking up
the Green river gravity project to
see Just how the city stands with
the contractors.
OREGON CITY,, Ore.-Dissat-
isfied with the work of mother
ducks, Joseph Robinson tried
setting hen. She turned out a
four-legged duckling.
Her Use
There's use for everything in
the world"
whats the use of Jealous
wife?"
"a great deal! II there were no
Jealous wives how do you suppose
a homely stenographer could get a
job?"-Judge.
PORTLAND-Mayor Rushlight
started a hurry-up investigation
when he received letter inform
ing him that one of the city en-
ployes hadn't drawn sober
breath for 20 years and showed up
for work only twice month"
] PORTLAND-It is cruelty for
man to make his wife live with
him IL she doesn't like him, and
he must pay her bills If she de-
cides to live somewhere else, ac-
cording tofa ruling of Judge Clee-
1 ton.
Hoping.
/ ~ saw your husband digging in
the back yard this morning. Are
you going to have garden this
year?"
"No; but 1 am hoping we may
nuVe Iisn IoT uiuncTs ChcdEo
Record-Herald.
SAN FRANCISCO-Seeing a
group of kids" playing ball in a
lot, James Lowe, business man,
slippe doff his coat and Joined the
game. Meanwhile a watchful
thief hooked" the coat with $50
in the pockets.
SAN FRANCISCO-Because her
husband kicked her corsets
around" and ruined business by
hanging about the shop, where
Vulgar masculine eyes were not
1 wanted, Rose McGovern, who runs
/ a corset store, was given a di-
| yorce.
/ TRANSFERRED
81 hope you liked the pie, Hen
Try" ventured a young wife, cast
ing an anxious glance at her hus-
band, soon after dinner. 81 be-
stowed great pains on the crust"
Il thought you did. my dear"
he said, for I've got the pains
now"
SAN LUIS OBISPo, Cal.-This
city claims the first automobile
baby" on record. 1t is an eight
pound girl born to Mrs. George In
-
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1912-05-14
Taken at His Word.

Taken at His Word. - ~
Mrs. Smart-So these are the
china bargains you advertised?
CIerk-Yes, nia'am; and they're
going for little or nothing.
Mrs. Smart-All right! I'll take
that blue-bordered dish for moth
ing. - Catholic Standard and
Times.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1912-05-14

SAN FRANCISCO-Seeing a
group of kids" playing ball in a
lot, James Lowe. business man,
slippe doff his coat and Joined the
game. Meanwhile a watchful
thief hooked" the coat with $50
in the pockets.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1912-05-14

Sam w. Watson, Pleasant Val
lev rancher, aged 20, shot and
killed his six months bride and
her mother. Sarah Langstaff, then
put a bullet through his own head,
as the result of a separation. He
may live.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1912-05-14
State News

Aberdeen gets the Chehalis
county fair this year.
Supreme court Is wrestling
with the question whether county
clerks may keep naturalization
fees or not.
Mayor Hassell has prohibited
the carrying of the American flag
torn by the l. w. w. at Seattle, by
Spanish-American vets in the en-
campment at Everett, but the vets
say they will do it anyway.
Defective chimney caused the
burning of the United States lum-
Der mill at Darlington, loss $780,
900.
Clyde A. Berlin. Centralia avia-
tor, in trial flight, fell 40 feet
and smashed his machine and
came near death, when his engine
stopped
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1912-05-14

Charles G.. Heifner, state demo
cratic chairman, says he is ready
to turn over the office of ID. j.
Williams of Tacoma is the icen-
trail committee will Just get busy
and elect the man recommended
by the Walla Walla convention.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1912-05-14

SAN FRANCISCO-Because her
husband kicked her corsets
around" and ruined business by
hanging about the shop, where
vulgar masculine eyes were not
wanted, Rose McGovern, who runs
corset store, was given a di-
yorce.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1912-05-14

PORTLAND-It is cruelty for a
man to make his wife live with
him If she doesn't like him, and
he must pay her bills If she de-
cides to live somewhere else. ac-
cording toa ruling of Judge Clee-
ton.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1912-05-14

Arvid Rydstrom, Dave White
and G. w. Miller of Ellensburg
will begin this week checking up
the Green river gravity project to
see just how the city stands with
the contractors.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1912-05-14

PORTLAND-Mayor Rushlight
started a hurry-up investigation
when he received letter inform
ing him that one of the city en-
ployes hadn't drawn sober
breath for 20 years and showed up
for work only twice a MONTH"
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1912-05-14

OREGON CITY, Ore.-Dissat-
isfied with the work of mother
ducks, Joseph Robinson tried a
setting hen. She turned out q
four-legged duckling.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1912-10-11
TEAM OF s. A.
IN SOUTH RIVER
Will Battle Tonight o.
Borough Hall Court

In the battle of battles, the Nep-
tune quintet of warriors of South
Amboy will journey to South River
tonight and will stack their forces
against the representative squad OF
that burg in Borough hall. Jimmy
CANTON, the star performer of the
visiting teeam, will not be seen in &C.
ton, much to the disappointment
of the Neptune rooters. However,
Manager Forgotson will have a line
UP which hee believes will be nearly
as strong as his regular makeup.
= Harry Schwartz will occupy the
pivot for the South Amboy squad to-
night and hereafter. Deegan and
Tuckerson will play the defensive
points and mon" Miller and Gar
land will be seen at thee goal posts.
Miller's appearance against his home
town bunch will probably incur an
acute sense Of rivalry and every
South River follower will be on hand
to cheer their favorites over Miller's
team.
Freddie Garland viii be seen in ac-
tton against several of his team
mates, the Michelin Five. Crabiel,
Smith and Taylor, who are three dis
tinct stars of the South River bunch
Will oppose the team Of which Gar
ladn is a factor tonight.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1912-10-11
REVEALS A SOCIETY SCANDAL
ton Are Found Mixing With
Unceslrabies.

Berlin-A woman pianist was sen
fenced to a months imprisonment in
connection with a scandal recently TN
earthed by the Berlin police.
Detectives made an unexpected raid
on q night cafe In the center of Berlin
freauented almost exclusively by wo-
men. Demimondainss were found
there mixing with women OF high 30
DIAL position. Most OF thu customers
OF the establishment, to which few
men we're admitted. were In masculine
attire. The woman pianist, who has
been sent to prison. a comely person,
much admired by the customers, sang
suggestive songs which aroused pro.
longed applause.
NeiEhbors complained of the man
ner In which the establishment was
conducted, and the police made a raid
and took the name and address OF
everyone found there. The presence
Of a certain princess, however, saved
the customers from prosecution, and
only the pianist was brought before
the courts.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1912-10-11
.FRESHIES AND
Soo!pHS. ELECT
Officers for Basketball Teams
List is Complete.

With the election of officers for
basketball teams by the Sophomore
and Freshmen boys of the high
school yesterday afternoon the list
Of all the class officers is complete.
The result of the "Sophs" election
is as follows. Percy Quackenbush,
captain, and Bunny" Runyon, man.
ager. The "Freshies" chose ed"
Flynn for captain, and Walter Girls
void for manager.
The Sophomores have been prac-
ticing hard this year and at practice
have shown great team work.
The "Sophs" are boasting of such
fellows as Leo Goldberger, Quack-
enbush, BRIGGS, Hardiman. Seel, Wal
ker and Dametsch; with this bunch
they expect to do something.
The Freshmen are not dead
either. They say Ed" Flynn expects
to head such q e that will make
the other class teams look sick.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1912-10-11
GIVE LAST CALL FOR
HIGH SCHOOL ELEVEN

With the football season Off to a
high school. after practically falling
in their first 10Y to organize a
gridiron squad, have decided to en-
list whatever aid possible in their
last attempt to have Perth Amboy's
high school represented on the foot
ball map. Metuchen. South Amboy
and New Brunswick schools have
football teams and Perth Amboy's
institution with more students than
Metuchen and South Amboy com
bined cannot seem to place an eleven
|on the battlefield. 1t is not a 200
pound squad that a team needs to
make 1t a good eleven, but 1t is elev-
en- game players that they need.
They also need about two scores OF
Perth Amboy evening news., 1912-10-11
CURTAINS FOR
PETRICk NINE
AGNES and Oaks Will Not
Clash Season Closed.

Manager j. j. Petrick announced
today that his Oaks would play no
more baseball this season. The
boys from the Timbers" have
closed a fairly successful season and
are now actively engaged in basket
ball In Kozusko hall. The North
Amboy aggregation Is a credit to
sportdom in this burg, as they are
more active than nearly any other
club in this city, as far as sports
are concerned.
The AGNES and the Oaks were con-
sidering a battle for Sunday, but
owing to q disagreement about
stamping grounds, hostilities were
called off. The Petrick bunch want
ed to meet the AGNES ON the CIV. x"
field, while the latter demanded that
the battle bew aged on the Pardee
diamond. AS neither squad would
concede a point in the matter 1t was
decided to settle the argument next
season. Accordingly both the Aemes
and the Oaks have closed their sea-
sons.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1912-10-11
DOWN OAKS
IN EXCITING GAME
Clever Passing by Seiboth Crew
and Good Shooting by Winners
Are Brilliant Features.

With the cream of junior talent in
their midst, the Xaviers gave the
Oak basketball quintet a severe set
back last. night when they handed
them a neat trimming. When the
warriors paced off the court, the tai
ly man announced 1920. 1t was a
hard fought game and was marked
by the brilliant shooting OF the Xa-
viers and the fine passing OF the
Oaks.
Eddie Regan. may be termed a
senior basketballist but who also
may be classed as the best of the
juniors. inasmuch as he Is below the
weight of the junior class, dropped
seven field goals through the net and
proved the highest scoring factor OF
the battle. 1t was nip and tuck
throughout every stage OF the fray
with the splendid scoring ability OF
the Xaviers keepin them ahead,
The Oaks showed much class in pass
Perth Amboy evening news., 1912-10-11

And it's only n day off
The I. A. C. and Alaskas will set
tie baseball supremacy of Staten Is
land. Everybody on this side is
rootin' for the Shea rew
Oaks lost again last night but put
up a fine brand of ball. They stsll
have a license to play senior bai--
who's next?" the Oaks rung down
the curtain on baseball.
Only one battle here Sunday.
For the benefit of those who just
returned from Jail, we will announce
that the st. Anthonys and Franklins
will struggle for the championship
Of III little, quiet burg.
Basketball on roller skates will
make some hit.
I saw five players practice on
skates and, bulleeve muh old pal,
never spent ten minutes in better
enjoyment.
Same angry mob was on deck In
front of the EVENING NEWS Office
yesterday. Did you hear the clamor
when Mr.. Bones, the announcer,
called ont IN HIS loud and clear
tones twice in rapid succession while
a lull passed over the audience,
GIANTS WIN, GIANTS VIM"
Everyone is wondering what the
Perth Amboy evening news., 1912-10-11
BACK
WITH NEPTLUIlNES

Differences have been settled be-
tween the Neptunes and Harry
Schwartz, according to Manager Abe
Forgotson, and the much feared CEN
ter of last season, will once more oc-
cupy the mound for the South AM
boy crew. His first temperance
with the Forgotson quintet will be
tonight against the South River re-
preventative squad and he expects to
show up in fine style. He will face
Monroe Taylor who outclassed him
in the first game of the season on the
knights Of Pythias court in the burg
Immediately across the river. Re-
venge will be sought by the mighty
Harry, and it is believed that Tay-
Perth Amboy evening news., 1912-10-11

Frank Durham, the pivot man of
the Goodwills of last season, and also
utility player Of the Puritan basket
ball quintet Of last year, Will OCCUPY
the mound Nr the Riverside team
tomorrow night when they oppose
the College Settlement Five In the
Auditorium. Bill Reynolds is still
out OF thee game owing to ar injury
to his knee. The locals will make
game effort to stop the crack New
Workers In their initial encounter Of
the year.
"Corky" Durham has a great host
of followers who will be on deck to
Perth Amboy evening news., 1912-10-11

equally game boys who will practice
every time a workout is called and
will try to get a position on the
squad.
Coach 8. M. Lipscomb has offered
to give his services to an eleven and
this should mean much to the boys.
1t Is practically certain that Ii the
local school once got working in this
line that it would DON have a grid
iron team that could defeat any
eleven In the county OF high schools.
The following boys urge that
those wishing to try to send a repre-
sentative team OF the crimson and
white on the gridiron field, give
their names In Immediately: Thomas
Jago, Bill Seel. Harry Hardiman,
Percy Quaekenbush and Earl Walk
er.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1912-10-11
AT THROTTLE
FOR RIVERSIDE TEAM

see their favorite at the throttle.
His appearance will mean much to
the "Rivies," as he is n speedy, az
I~gressiee tosser. who ia able to drop
the sphere through the net from diff
feuIt angles at many stages OF the
game. He is also a player who will
pass the ball when a team mate is
nearer the goal post and has a bet
ter chance OF ringing the sphere.
With Durham at the pivot and
Bunk" Allen holding down the ITO
pound star of the College Settlement
bunch, things do not loom up so bad
for the "Rfvies" after all.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1912-10-11
BOWLING five
IN T0TTENv|LLE
Will Represent Aqushonga in
Staten Island League.

w. G.. Miller, j. Mcdonald, A.
Lehman, B. Sharrot and G. Leven
is the quintet which was chosen to
represent the Aquehonga Club, of
Tottenville, In the All Staten Island
Bowling League. The bowling COM
mittee of the AQuehonga made their
choice last night and report their
squad In fine trim for the opening
games Monday. The TottenviHe
bunch expect to do some fine rolling
this season, as they are extremely
anxious of coping the trophy.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1912-10-11
SOME FRESH DOPE .

field meet will be like-the one
which the high school lassies will
hold November 2.
Hard luck cry of the school boys
Columbus Day comes on Saturday;
mo vacation.
Riversides viii not have regular
attempt to defeat the speedy College
Settlement Five tomorrow night.
- - n
This is the bunch that has the
ITO pounds forward reputed to be
the speeches man of his weight in
New York.
He ran away from Addie Schantz
in the extra period played last sea-
son with the "Rivies."
Both the St. Anthonys and Frank
ffns will wind up the year with
annual balls.
Teddy Roosevelt, say tho Bull
Moosers, will not only put the MAR
in the WILL of Wilson and the
SHALL of Marshall but will put
the MAR in the Marriage of the
people to either.
Because Bill Reynolds and Bill
Hornsby are called the 1.-TWO Bills"
don't think they are two Bucks
or two Bones"
Thank you for your attention,
y
Ladies and gentlemen-Good
night.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1912-10-11
REDSKINS TO
YELL TONIGHT
lroquois and Flying Five on
Auditorium Court.

Big Chief Philip Payne will send
his speedy 'Enjun' warriors against
the Flying Five bunch in the Audi
forum tonight. If the Tottenville
crew is as classy as last season, the
spectators will see a brilliant tussle,
but if they are weaker 1T will be
good night and farewell for the is
landers. The "Redskins'' promise
to tear off an awful speedy clip this
season and will attempt to start the
pace against the T~ottenville quintet
tonight.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1912-10-11

lor will have to go a much speedier
clip than usual to hold the husky
Perth Amboy jivot man to even terms
tonight.
Schwartz will also be on the Job
for the South Amboy aggregation to-
morrow night and every Tuesday and
Saturday night hereafter. The sup
porters of the Neptunes will welcome
the local players return to their
ranks as they believe he is still the
dangerous warrior he was last sea-
son. Schwartz has not yet regained
ris shooting eye" but when he does,
some team will suffer a defeat
that's the way the South Amboy crew
wives the situation.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1912-10-11
FAILS TO SAVE WIFE'S LIFE
Man Gives Up Blood In Effort to Aid
Her, but Operation 10 Not
ouceeeS.

Milwaukee. Wis.-In a futile effort
to save the life Of his young wife
at the Emergency hospital. Charles
smool, twenty-four years old. residing
ut No. 4 Kassner place, went on the
operating table and allowed a pint
Of his blood to be transfused into thu
arteries Of the dying The op-
grafton VAS unsuccessful. smool insist
ed upon the operation when informed
that TRANSMISSION Of healthy blood
might possibly save his wife's life.
and the woman suceumbsd within an
hour, -
Perth Amboy evening news., 1912-10-11
Use Shakespearean Names.

Lordon.-The Times announces that
Winston Spencer Churchill, first lord
Of the admiralty In a search for names
for 20 new torpedo boat destroyers
has gone tt the works Of Shakespeare
and Scott.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1912-10-11
AUCUST|N|ANS
Get VICTORIES
First and Third Teams Win
GridirOn Battles.
ecioI TO the EVENING NEWS,

Specicg to the EVENING NEWS.
Tottenville, Oct. 11:-Both the
first and third teams of the Angus
tinian Academy scored victories on
the gridiron last week. The first
squad defeated the strong Silver
Lake A. G. by a $50 score Saturday
afternoon on the Indian Field, while
the third team defeated the st.
Peters parochial school by a 1855
tally Saturday.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1912-10-11
CRAMPS AFTER
SWIM OF MILE
Miss Cora Traub of Prince
Bay Tries Distance.
to the EVENING NEWS.

Special to the EVENING NEWS.
Prince Bay, S. l., Oct. 11:-After
swimming one mile Miss Cora Traub
was taken with a cramp and had to
leave the water, being unable to
complete her swim of two or three
miles which she planned before
starting. Mr.. St. Denis accompanied
Miss Traub in her salt water swim,
which was taken Sunday.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1912-10-11
MOTORING BOWLING
FISHING BOATING
LIVE
TIPS
By BOSCO
~
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By BOSCo


It's hard lines when a nan whom
you have put on his feet turns around
and kicks you.
VIII Taft or Roosevelt get a
synonym? Get Wise! The word
synonym means, according to Web
ster, another term"
Respect for old age and gray hairs
wanes when we find them merged in
the restaurant butter.
II economy is wealth as / have
heard, yours truly" like many 9TH
ers, will never die rich.
Had Mother Eve cared as much for
clothes as women do nowadays she
probably wouldn't have cared so
much for apples.
Comeback at "Spodinis.'
So old "Spo" you've come back at
You think you've driven me up a
tree,
But though you say, "a Doctor, I
need"
L think it's your brain that's gone
to seed.
You may get me, after a good long
run,
But during that time I'll haN some
fun.
For though I'm new at this style Of
game,
I'm sure I'll make your poetry tame.
You may think you've got me In dis
tress,
But will find yourself In an awful
mess.
So when you read this in the
EVENING NEWS"
I sincerely hope you get the blues"
HENRY w. SHORTFELLOW.
Happy Dreams.
The Bed is soft; the night is cool,
A sleeper is snoring loud,
And dreaming very sweetly,
Of next Sundays baseball crowd.
The Franklin's take the turn to bat,
Kinsula is pitching wild,
The batters take advantage,
And pound him far and wide.
The score piles up, the Saints are
sore,
They cannot stop the rally,
The Franklin's make so many runs,
That they cannot keep in tally.
And so the game progresses,
With old Shortfellow's restless sleep,
Let's hope he'll not awake to find,
Just cause to make him weep.
There's lots of happiness in dreams.
old boy,
Much more than there'll be on the oc-
casion,
Of arGeal game on the diamond,
And a startling reyelationas4fsslA
The Saints are there with spirit and
skill,
To trim your champion team
So do not wake to disapY smept,
But lie abed and dream, <
No nearer will you come to victory,
Than on that bed Of thine,
So make it up In dreams, dear boy,
AS the game will make you pine.
o. w. SEMLOH.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1912-10-11
LAST FRAY FOR
HUCUEN0T nine
To Oppose "Pop" Grants
Aggregation Sunday.
cinl tn the EVENING NEWS.

Special to the EVENING NEWS.
Huguenot, Oct. Ito close the
series and also the season, the HUI
guenot A. G. will play Pop Grants
All Stars, one more game Sunday on
he local battlefield. The same make
Up is promised by Manager Berry as
Tar as his bunch is concerned and
Pop Grant also promises to have a
classy array of warriors to represent
lis crew.. The T~ottenville A. c. will
10 doubt be well represented In the
Grant ranks with Cline or Robedee
On the slab. Manager Barry Will
have DoIan, the Roosevelt mound
performer, on the slab and it Is ex-
,ected that he will hold the Stars
n check with his speed and slants.
'ince this fray will be the last tus-
sle, a large crowd is expected to see
he shades of the season drawn.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1912-10-11
NEPTUNES AND
ANGLES MEET
Newark Squad to Oppose
South Amboy Team Saturday
ispeciot to the EVENING NEWS.

Speciat to the EVENING NEWS.
South Amboy, Oct. 11:-Members
Of the Neptune basketball squad will
oppose the Angle Five, of Newark,
Saturday night on the Knights of
Pythias court. The locals expect to
cop the bacon and eve things up for
the games this year. II victory
comes to the Neptunes, it will be two
won and two lost for them. Jimmy
Canton will not be seen in action.
Dancing will lie an added feature.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1912-10-11

Ono day my little three.yearold So
Ter asked mamma for = slice OF bread.
She was accustomed to eat the oentsrs
Of the bread only and throw away tina
crust This day mother told Nor
csdss not to waste the outside. 10
when MA.csdas had finished eating.
shs said: Mamma, can ! hsvs an
other slice Of breadf I ats all that.
even tho bonsA"-NxchangA
Perth Amboy evening news., 1912-10-11
.k.-naJardtnIere. Clean.

J~ardinieres should be thoroughly
scrubbed and scalded every few
weeks, or they become sour and cause
the plants kept In them to become
full of earthworms. They should be
summed occasionally, in addition to
the scrubbing and scalding!-Suburban
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