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The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-01-12
ASKS DAMAGES OF JOHNSON.
Promoter Accused by Dusky Champion
Says He Never Met "UII Ahthuh."

BY International News Service.
NEW YORK. Jan. 11.--Johu Arthur
Johnson. champion heavyweight of the
world. is in bad up this way Recently
Johnson issued a ukase In which he
said that Jim Corbctt and II. III. Frazee,
the theatrical manager, had offered
johnson S100 900 10 lie down To Al kauf
man. Corbctt. who Is in Boston this
week SAYS Johnson is liar. So does
Frazce. and he goes Corbctt one better
hy entering suit against the champion
for defamation OF character.
ut is ridiculous 20 think that / would
offer Johnson anything to lie down, -
shouted Frazec upon arriving here to-
day, II never met johnson and would
not even speak to him " he was pointed
out to me. You can rest assured that
I shall make him pay heavily for his
statements regarding me. l don't be-
| licve Corbctt ever made such statements
IS he is credited with. Johnsons ac-
tions show that he Is merely seeking
uotoriety."
| 1t was only few DAYS ago that John
son swore 10 an affidavit charging Cor
hejt and FraZce with trying TO have
| him throw fight. If he cannot sub
slantlatc his statements he is liable for
damages.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-01-12
.ISOM, HOT TIP, LOSES
TO S|DON At JUAREZ
Talent Orievously DiSappoint-
ed When 6 TO / Shot Takes
Second Race.
MULHOLLAND WINS, TOO
Flying Feet and Chanticlor
Place and Show in
Last Event.
MULHOLLAND WINS, TOO

favorites won here today The finishes
were close and exciting. J. I. Robbins
claimed Upright from g NJ. Odom Tor
1929. Weather clear; track fast Re-
suits;
Carter. to l. won; King Elk, ~ ~
GInD, . To :. second; Big Claim. lo9
(Rosen), 20 TO l. third, Time. 1:O2
Amohalko, Aiisa Paige, Hugh Gray, Old
Grow, SSillute. Jack Wainwright,
Strange Dor. Phil Connor Lille LeyVa,
Crows Foot and Originator also ran,
Second race. five and half furlongs-
l0S tCallahan), to o second, Florence
los 2-5. Ortayo, Ferrons. Witness, Pc
nang, Gift McAlan and w. III Ford also
ran. go
Third race. six furongs-sona, 40
(Moe eswortm ; to 2. won; BraXlon, ~
Gross. to /. second Tallow pip; 1l2
GIenryj, 7 20 1. third Time. 1:l4 40.
Minolo;te, Mapleton. Dottie r., Black
Domino, king Thistle. Earls Court, New
CAPITAL and Elder also ran.
Fourth race, five and a half furlonss-
Free, l01 (Groth), 4 TO l, won; Upright
III 1Ienry). . to 10, second; seerete
III Patio, Evelna and Great Friar also
Fifth race. mile-Miss Korn' lSl
(Molesworth), even. won: Fern l., lol
(HilD, Z TO ,. second; Oscuro, 9S tCar'
teri, TO . third. Time. l:t2 SO
Louise b and whidden also ran.
Sixth race, seven furlongs-fTed Mul'
feet. l12 (Borep. 10 !. second; Chan-
tlcor, l0S (Csllahan), 20 TO L. third
Time. l.2T. Bob Farley. Judge Walton
Jeanie d Arc and Blackmate also ran.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-01-12
BANTAM CHAMPION
RETAINS HIS TITLE
Four Bouts at South Bend En-
tertainment All End in
knOCkoutS.
BY International News Service.

by lntcrnd tloDdl news service.
SOUTH BEND. Ind. Jan, 1l,-Jolinny
Coulon made short work. Of George Kit
son. challenger for the bantamwcieht
tirle tonight. knocking him out in the
third round OF scheduled ten round go.
4 right swing 70 the Jaw put rne Brook >
lyn lad to sleep.
a minute before the knockout blow Was
landed, Coulon sent Kitson through the
ropes for count OF seven. kitson came
back strong and FOR a few seconds
fought like a Wild man. Coulon taking
severe punishment, Finally, however, he
reached Kitsons body with hard left
and followed it UP with the right to the
jaw that ended the battle.
In the preliminary Lew Powell. d
South Beud welterweight, knocked out
Kid Buckley, also of South send. IN
three rounds.
Jack Cutting. q Niles Mich, light.
weight forced Frank Ban-tert Of South
Bend to take the count in the fourth
round OF what was TO have been SlN
round go.
John Young OF Colorado knocked out
Kid Burns OF Chicago in one minute. The
| men weighed in at 200 pounds
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-01-12
LUCAS INSISTS CODY
KICKED HIMSELF OUT
President of Union Baseball
Association Predicts an
Eight-Club Circuit.
FRARY NOT RELEASED
Umpire Who Signed Contract
Saturday Cannot Go to
Major League.

W. II. Lucas, president Of the Union
Baseball association, returned last night
from trip to the northern states. Mr.,
Lucas appears TO be firmly convinced
that the league this year will contain
eight clubs, although he is not yet pre-
pared to say whether this will be SO or
not.
There is good reason To believe" he
said, that Butte will como in The town
is much better than 1; has been for a
long time. Copper prices are good and
something like 1000 men have been added
to the payrols OF the mining companies,
think the matter with reference 10
Butte will be settled within the next
week.
so far as Boise is concerned. that city
is now without franchise. Cody will
not he recognized by the league, Hc
was not Kicked out he has been
quoted as saying, but Kicked himself
out, IL there was any kicking done. He
understood the terms and had been given
ample notice 10 come through with the
forfeit. The other five directors OF tho
league could not afford to be held up In
all their plans by one man, so that when
it became apparent that Cody would no
conform TO the laws they could do moth
Ing else than declare the franchise va
Gated.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-01-12
coReErT THREATENS JOHNSON.
Californian Intimatcs That Trouble VIII
Follow When They Meet in Chicago.
International News Service

By International News Service
BOSTON. Jan. III will credit Jack
Johnson with tho title of gentleman
in so far as he had the tact TO say that
nc will be ready 10 meet mo in merry
free for all when VIC meet in Chicago,
remarked Jim Corbctt when he had fin
!shed reading the dispatches from CHI
csgo this afternoon regarding the contro-
VcrsY between himself and Jack johnson.
"Hc knows better than 10 start any
thing with me- continued Corhett
II have his number at every turn. Be-
licNc INC. IL once hc extends his hand to
greet nc. / will make that square nose OF
his ratier than IL has ever been. He
wants me TO send my proofs Of the fake
fight with Kaufman that he INDUCED in
10 Chicago. Not In a thousand years.
II have all that stuff packed carefully
away and in few DAYS VIII bo able TO
dig out correspondence enough 10 mak.
Johnson look like the champion faker or
tho world instead OF the champion
boxer
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-01-12
Today Juarez Entries.

JUAREZ. Mexico. Jan. 11.-Entries for
First race purse. colts. 2year-olds.
three furlongs-Pat Cannon lO9; Moner,
Huber Reckless Lad, Palatable. III; tla-
thorn. 1o1; John Hure, 112.
Second race ssll'nS So ay1 aTG hs;i 81
Error. %; .Lady Stalwart. 81; fEarlenes
lO1; Daetylis. orba smIis, loe; ,,a as Gemmen mel
H. Sheehan. Waner, 1oS. Pit-a-Pat ll3i
Hannis ia.
Third race. selling. one mile-Booser
Battle. Sleepland. 90; Boana. Rake. "Bi'
Of Fortune l95; Ben UnSaS %i,,a Misprlsion Pr
Fourth race. handicap, ono mile-Star-
tier. 81; John Louis, lo2: Injury, no
Meadow 125,
Fifth race. selling. five and . hal
furlongs--'Lady Macy. %: Bob L}neh
lo6 @Dr. Dougnerty. John Griffin il.
l01. Cold Finn, Ill: Thistle Belle. 1lo.
Sixth race. selling. mile and a six
teenth-"CrosSover PC: Doncsster lol
Azo, 103; Dutcn Rock, FLYING Feet. lOi
Juan. I0S.
Apprentice allowance.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-01-12
Frary Not Released.

There will be no meetins OF the league
directors until the meeting in March.
when the schedule will be arranged. It
is the belief now that The playing sea
son will begin in the latter part OF April,
but accurate forecasts OH this point can
not be made until il is known how many
clubs there Will be in the league.
Lucas was some what surprised 20 read
in Spokane paper that Ralph Frary
had given IL out that he had heen or
dered by President Lynch Of the National
league TO report for umpire duty and
that he had decided TO go. This pre-
sented peculiar situation 10 Mr.. Lucas.
inasmuch as F'rHry had signed contra /
with the Union association only last sat
urday. Frary told the Spokane paper
that there WAS a provision lin his con-
tract with Lucas whereby Frary would
enjoy the privilege OF quick release.
There ccrf9t tuly was no such provision
in the contract" emphatically declared
Lucas last night 'J wouldn't make that
kind OF contract again with anybody.
did it last gear, and ! was mighty
sorry for II. There Is nothing OF ths
kind in the contract with Frary. and |
shall insiEt that ne fulfill the terms OF his
contract"
In addition TO Frary, Lucas SAYS that
! Speck Hurlburt, now in Texas. Will he
on tho unpiring staff HurlbDrt made
good" in Texas last year, and is regard :
cd as valuable acquisition. Rasty
Wright also will be seen in the Union
association again.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-01-12
BALDWIN AND MOORE /
CO TEN FAST ROUNDS
Philadelphia the Cleverer.
but Boston Boys Blows
Possess Power.
Bv "Bud" Fisher
BY International News Service.

BY lntcrna tional News Service.
NEW YORK, Jan. l1.-Pal Moore y
Philadelphia aud Matty Baldwin bsttlea
ten rounds tonight at the National Sport
ing club and the only fair decision that
could be rendered would be to call IL a
draw.
Moore was more scientific than his
rival. but Matty possessed Haliop that
made Moore forget his clcSerness many
times and take refuge behind bis nitts.
The tenth round found both lads going
along under fun steam, Boui were SO
anxious that nothing happened:
Baldwin had badly pufted eye and
swollen lips at the finish, but he had
landed several hard wallops on Mooies
| ribs
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-01-12
NEW ORLEANS RACES
MAY BEGIN IN FALL

sport, but conflne myself entirely TO the
effect which no racing has already had
and VIII have TO a much greater extent
upon the thoroughbrcds OF this country.
II appeals 90 me when an officer OF the
United states army will go on record at
Washington 10 the effect that the death
OF racing already has caused change
Tor the worSc ~ our cavalry horScg.
There must hc some truth in the con-
tention that tho ban upon tho sport is
working harm.
its wcl-reCulatcd racing. Ils breeding
bureaus. with their thoroughbred stall
lions, spread from one end of the Do
minion to the other. have become fixtures
against which no pnfnVorablc laws could
he passed It's up 10 those who can
think OF racing without gambling To do
something Tor the sport, and 1 believe
that New Orleans ~ about TO bring II
back on basis which must be approved
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The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-01-12
EARS CHAMPION IN NEW YORK.
Boxing Commissioner Says Contest Would
Be Against "PuhIic Policy"

NEW YORK. Jan. l1.--If Frank O'Ncill
of the recently created state athletic
commission has anything la say about
1t. Jack Johnson will not don a glove
for a contest within the nrnits Of New
York state. There has been talk Of stag
ing n short bout here for johnson as a
preliminary TO the proposed match with
Jim Flynn In Nevada
"But. said Commissioner O'Neil to-
day. this commission was created to
control boxing and we're going TO control
against public policy and eXpedicncy to
have Johnson box here. This Is final"
O'Neil added that in the event any
promoters should Insist on putting on a
johnson bout here he would resign,
And that he concluded. would stop
all contests
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-01-12

IS International News Service.
CHICAGO, Ian. Il.-ProspeCts for the
resumption ul racing at New Orleans
never looked brighter than they do at
present. according to Dan 4. MURRAY,
former turf writer, who was moved 10
make this statement today upon the re-
ceipt OF private Information from those
who have The revival Of the sport at the
Crescent city IN charge.
Tho unceesins efforts OF the mcr-
chants and better class OF residents of
New Orleans have finally borne fruit."
! ne said. and there is now a certainty
that racing bill will be introduced into
the Legislature next MAY with every in
dica tiou pointing TO its being passed by
a Dig majority.
THE ban upon racing in this coun-
try " becoming a serious thing. In msk :
ing this statement am in no way con
slderlns the gambling feature OF the
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-01-12
Jack johnson Takes Count Of
Nine Twice, But Bout Is Fake
Dusky Champion Defies Boxing Commissioner tc
Prevent Him Fighting in New York.

pion. That was all Sullivan was. be
cause he refused 10 box Peter johnson.
And Corbett got ,a= :!tle sullivan had,
Bob Fitzsmmons was The first real
worlds champion"
johnson received another letter from
Dan Mckellirk. Joe Jcaunettc's man
aEer. and WAS stirred up y bit by the
contents. johnson had been offered SIS,
GOO for The fight. McKe,rick now offers
20 give $4,000 more JcaDnotte's end. John
son can't see Il. He wants $4,000 OF
nothing.
This McKetricl makes me tired" said
Jack 'At first he said Jeaunette was 4
Marathon fighter. that he could beat me
over route. but would have no chance
in ton rounds. Now he wants 10 make II
ten rounds and bunk the public. because
he knows | can make Ioc look foolish
However IL he comes across with $50.
00o bid he can have ii ten round whir
before ] box Flynn"
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-01-12
WOLGAST TO CROSS
CONTINENT IN CAR

Los ANGELES. Cal, Ian. ti.-Ad
Wolgast lightweight champion pusilist
81 the world. who Oh November % un-
derwcut an operation for appendicitis
and who more recently was threatened
with an attack OF pneumonia. bought an
automobile today and announced that he
would make an automobile trip from Los
Angeles 10 his home, Cadillac. Mich,
during the first part of April. He added
that Mrs Wogast would drive the entire
distance. Wolgast said he would prob
ably enter The rinS again July I. but did
not know Who his adversary would be.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-01-12
Boise or Pocatello.

''If Boise does not arrange to come in,
PocstelIo undoubtedly Will have a team
in the league. With Butte and Pocatello
in. there will be an cight-club league
All OF this il is expected will be definite
~ settled within the next week"
Mr., Lucas stopped for a day in Ogden.
where he met John McCloskey. He says
that McCloskey is getting a team togeth-
cr. You don't catch Mack mapping
he'll have his team in shape all right,
remarked Lucas.
The league president reports Gne line
OF enthusiasm at Missoula, ISlanhenshir
is expected In Missoula by the first OF
February. BIankenship is now in Colum- :
bus, Ga, his own stamping ground, and
when he returns be will probably pass
through Salt Lake.
President Lucas reports that Irby is
signing players for Helena and that Own
er Weiss and his friends are looking for
a dandy fine year.
Dick Cooley. Salt Lakes owner. is eX-
pected to arrive home today or tomor'
row, Lucas says George Reed, the Grca,
Falls manager. has gone east and south
and will undoubtedly sign up some fast
talent. The feeling in every city in the
league. the president says, is that the
coming summer VIII witness the great
est interest in baseball that the Inter-
mountain section has ever seen
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-01-12
TOMMY MALONEY
WINS BOXING CONTEST
eruational News Service.

BY international News Service.
ALBANY, \. Y. Jan. li,-Tommy Ma
loney OF New York beat Joe Ferguson
OF Philadelphia In ten-round hoxinS
bout in this city tonight. MaIoncy was
the agsressor throughout the fight, U.s.
ing n left lab continually.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-01-12
OGDEN LEAGUE TO
OPPOSE BOXING
snncinl 10 The Tribnne.

Special 10 The Tribune.
OGDEN. Ian. 11.-Rou=h going for pro
moters of boxing contests who seek u :
censcs for a series of sporting events at
a local theater * promised when the ap-
plcations are formally presented TO The
cit' commissioners.
During the past ten days several pro-
nolerS from Salt Lake have conferred
VITA local men regarding the transfer
OF boxing contests from Salt Lake.
The Ogden BcttcTncut league will on
nose tho granting Of the licenses.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-01-12
BOMBARDIER WELLS
POSTPONES VOYAGE

NEW YORK, Jan. 1l.-Bombardior
Wells. the fighter. has Cancelled the pas
sage which he had engaged on the steam
ship Olympic for New York and has ac-
cepted an offer for series of exhibitions
in London His agent here said today that
Wells probably would defer his visit 10
| America until next season
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-01-12
Peterson WINS
WRESTLING BOUT
By International News Service,

BY International News Service,
ST. LOUIS, Jan, i1.--JeSs Peterson
won two falls from Frank Eihlcrs in
their final bout at the Coliseum tonight,
while i'm the handicap affair Charles
Cutler and Carl Sampson went through
n half hour Witnout either gaining u
fail. Peterson nut EihicrS 10 IN" mat In
twenty minutes for the first fall with :,
toe hold and a half nelson. He Won the
second fall in nine minutes with a toe
hold and "a wing lock on the off arm.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-01-12
Moran TO Box Mandot.

NEW ORLEANS. Jan. 1.-THE West
Side Athletic club management has an
nounced that an agreement has been
aligned by Owen Moran to meet Joe Man
dot here February is IN a twenty round
bout, The men posted $3.50 forfeit 10
naks 133 pounds ring side.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-01-12
TO BOX
MCOY IN PARIS
By International News Service.

Ey International News Service.
ROCHESTER. X. Y. Jan. 1i,-Mike
Donovan. the crack local mlddicwciElt
boxer, who has prohablv engaged in more
contests than any man in the business.
todny received = cable from Paris offer
nc him n matcn with Kid Mccoy. who
last night defeated George Gunther in q
tcn- round bout IN tho French capital.
ponovaus manager SAWS he will accept
the offer provided Mccoy agrees to fiX
the date after March Il.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-01-12
PACkEY'S FOE TOO
ILL TO GO IN RING
finnal News Service

Ey International News Service.
TORONTO. Ont, Jan. i1.-Psckey
McFa risnd OF Chicago did not fight here
tonight az his opponent hid Alberts OF
New York. was taken suddenly III after
dinner with ptomaine poisoning and at
late hour this evening doctors were
still working over him. lie is seriously
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-01-12
Nelson vs. Kennedy,

BY international News Service.
CHATTANOOGA, Tenn, Jan. IL
Terry Nelson OF Philadelphia. and Fight
ing Charley Kennedy OF New York
signed articles today TO fight eight
rounds before the Marion Athletic club
Friday night.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-01-12
BOXING REVIVED
AFTER 20 YEARS

By International News Service
WORCESTER Mass. Jan, i1.-Betore
record crowd or over 1900 at the open
ing night OF tho Lake Shore Athletic as
sociatiou OF this city. Kid Goodman OF
Boston. who was substituted for Honey
Melody and Jeff Doherty Of New Haven
went ten rounds 10 draw in the flrst
boxing contest held in this citv for over
twenty years.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-01-12
NATIONAL GUARD
TOURNEY BEGINS

The indoor athletic tournament OF the
National Guard opened last night with
bs SID et ball game between the s;Gnal corps
and Company II. The game n'ss one
sided arfair The signal corps, which
had IL all their own way. The score &as
sJ TO IL. Robinson and Workman we're
stars Tor the signal corps. while Cato
S;-rai Corns Co. IL,
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-01-12

WarhurSt- Young .I.. .'s'''',,' ,,yH
Goals thrown-Worthman 10 Eoo'n
Cato 2 Jones > Newell !. Burt |. Ref
ereeSCaptain Gregory. umpire--founE'
ITimekeencr-Captain Bourne. scorer
Buehler.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-01-12
HIGH SCHOOL TEAMS
WIN At BASKETBALL
University Props Are Beaten
by One-Sided Score Of
IS to 90.
MIDGETS ARE INVINCIBLE
Second Five Also WrestS Vic
tory From l.. d. S. Sopho-
nores, 81 to a.
MIDOETS ARE INVlNClBLE

The high school basketball team de-
feated Tie university preps al the high
school gymnasium yesterday i'll a one
sided game. by score of IS TO 20. The
high school team started out in the lead
aud was never In danger throughout the
entire game.
The preps only made fivc baskets the
FIRST half and four the second half and
they threw two foul baskets The high
school team did not make a point on a
foul basket during the whole game. All
points were made OIL field baskets. The
high school team showed a great i'm
provemcnt in this game over the game
with the Granite team last Friday night.
Mcintyre, at center. made the passing a
lot better, Other stars for the high
school team were Hawlcy and Ward.
fIawley made - points out of the IS
points for the team. The star for the
preps was Rugger at LEFT forward, II
was through his PLAYING that the preps
made what points they did. The teams
lined up as follows
High School. L. Props.
llawley.. Observation-Disclosures. .. .Ruggari
fykc ...........-.....Ti., ..-., WOOD
Mcintyre. ..,-....... C. ...-.y- -Snllln
Ward d...............ls.. ....: Paul
w ilscu u..,--s...-,>. slS..- brown
I,cferee-Giugrich.
In the two preliminary sames the two
high school teams defeated their oppo-
nen,s The high school second team de-
feated the l.. ID, s. sophomorcS by a
score OF - TO "A and the high schoo
AIidgcts won from the y. VI. c. 4. Jun
iors by score Of TO o Both these
games were fast and exciting from tho
iiYst whistle. The MidSet-Y. NJ c. a
game was In doubt until the last whistle
The first half ended with "A score OF
to u in favor Of the Midgsts and tn,
score was kept this way until the las
few minutes, when the Midgets made TIVE
III l..-f Hh, sfa tfr hn
WAS Captain Mayne. al left forward.
IN the high school second team and th'
l.. -. :. game. the high school team
managed to keep The lead throughout th'
game The star for the second team wa
Jones. who threw six field baskets. Th
star Tor the l.. -, - team was Halton
who made ave field baskets. The team
lued up as follows
". ). Seconds. L. p. $. Sophs.
Jones. ...rt..4. 80. Ualtol
Young. ............ H.. McCullougI
Wallace. ce..............c. o.. ........ Maso
faioon ...-........ re. -..-...W oo
Siddoway, Yates. ..lc.,-...- Thurman.
H. :. Mid-cts y. NJ. c. A. Jrs,
Niaync. nc........,......lf.... -. ....McLea
j. Eomney. y.......... IF f.,..... -. .Cllp
-. EownCy. .....,.,...c.. .. .--....Jarv'
Leonard. ,.........lG. G.... 81. ...... Sea
Aiufcy. 8. Eumnc! .rG.-.. 80. ..Jone
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