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Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1912-01-02
TO INVESTIGATE
APANESE FOOD

Food Commissiunar Edward u. Blan-
churd believes in starting Off the New
Year right. Instead of sitting at home
and making out n list of all the good
things he Intends to do during the year
now IN front of him he opened the lab
orptory Yesterday morning ana started
to do things Just what the result OF
the invest cations win be II Is hard To
say at the present time, but If his sus-
picions are right, then there will he
some of the manufacturers of red
colorcd japanese scawecd, imported
here as an article of food, wishing that
the commissioner had taken the holl-
day.
Henry W. LOOMS, chief of the Sc
attic branch OF the food INSPECTION de-
partmcnt, blanchard started in This
morning to lind out just what kind Of
dye was being used to color the sea-
weed. Although he Is away from his
own laboratory, Chief Loomis has his
coat of and Is just as much Interested
In finding out what dye has been used
as Is the local man.
All manner Of strange ana weird
connections are being mixed up and
used In the determination process. The
reporter watched with interest for Il
time but then chief i.oomis put one
over on him. lie opened bottle ol
carbon bi-sulphldc, ana the reporter
LEFT in II hurry.
No result Is expected today on tho
matter of the dye
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1912-01-02
WOMAN'S BOARD OF
MISSIONS MEETS TUESDAY

The Womans Board of Missions
will meet this afternoon at 2:SO
o'clock in the hall in the rear of the
Central Union church The literary
topic. The Work OF Mrs. Thomas &.
Dorcmus." in charge of Mrs. A. c. AL
exander, will be presented by Mrs
Carl y. Andrews.
The Chinese department of work
will he reported ut this session, fol-
lowed by the Missionary Cleaners.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1912-01-02

On Thursday it was announced that
w. II. Hogs had withdrawn from the
Honolulu Construction and Draying
Company, his holdings being taken
over by r.. p. Chaplin and J. J. Bclser.
Mr.. Hogs has large interests in the
International immigration and Colo.
nization Company, an institution or
ganized by A. W. perelstrous. and
will leave for the Far East in the near
future. olcating in Ilarbin, where he
will act as the American representa-
tive of the company. lie expects to
be away for several months.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1912-01-02

Fruits of the Hawaiian Islands" is
the title of most valuable book by
Gerrit Wilder. that has been added to
the literature on the fruits of-thc Ter
ritory. Along with the description Of
each fruit is a halftonc illustration of
the fruit. the flower and the leaf. The
book is thoroughly comprehensive
and gives one an interest in the fruits
that would otherwise be lacking.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1912-01-02

Preparations are being made for the
destruction by fire. Of about three
hundred tins ri prepared opium. The
value Of the drug Is in the ncighbor-
/ God Of $4,000 This Is dope that has
fcen brought to light by the cm-
ployes ul the Customs service. the
majority of this being taken from the
hold of the Sierra. where 1t was
found concealed in barrels of fish.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1912-01-02

Maior-Gencral Arthur Murray Is at
the present time on his way TO WASH
ington for conference with Prcsi-
dent Taft and Secretary of War re-
garding the Notifications 10 be added
10 the Pearl HarbOr district. What
General Murray's exact recommended
tons will he is not known. but NOR
tar battery for the opposite side vi
he harbor will he among the lortlii-
cations asked for.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1912-01-02
Sugar Outlook.

The general outlook for crops and
prices is bright. Conditions ON our
own plantations are reported good all
along the line. The crop is moving to
market earlier ana with better dis
patch than ever before, The price for
centrifugals is sagging from day to
day, but II is always lower through
the holidays and 400 Is by no means
sorry figure for the Hawaiian pro-
Queer. Whether II will continue to
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1912-01-02

been ON hand and watched the exam
nation of fruit made at the wharvCs.
1t is believed that MIR. Weinland is
favorably inclined toward having Cal.
ifornia assist the local authorities in
their fight against the fruit fly, but at
the same time he will recommend that
strict watch be Kept at the Coast
end for the arrival of the fruit pest
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1912-01-02

The proposed sites for the shons and
the other buildings were visited and
the work on the dry dock was of much
interest 10 theyinspecting party. Camp
Cowles was also visited. The Admit
ial stated that the inspection was ac-
cDrding To instructions he had re-
ccived before leaving the Coast. and
that he would make quite an extended
report ON the work. The Admiral put
IN a number of days at Pearl Harb u
lust week while the cruiser Calilor-
ma was at Hilo, and thereby became
scry well versed on everything con
ncctcd with the station.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1912-01-02
stock and Tariff.

STOCK and Iarltf.
Nearly every one who Is interested.
n'ings back from the Coast the cheer
ing news that business conditions
could hardly be better, notwithstand-
Ing the possibility Of tariff legislation
at the present session of Congress
This state of affairs is vouched for
by J. l.. Stack, an expert in the adver-
,'sing line. who recently arrived from
he Coast. 1t would seem that Mr..
stack is in position to speak auil-
Critatively on the subject. He says:
There need be no worry about to-
rim legislation during the session af-
:cC'ing business generally. People
have been stirred up So much by the
trust attacks of Roosevelt Taft and
The rest Of them that they are not
alarmed at legislation now. and ne
anic will result"
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1912-01-02

An early settlement of the noted
iowrie suit, over the early manage
mcnt of the Hawaiian Commercial 4
Sugar Company by w. j. Lowric, Is
not expected according to Attorney
u. l.. wilmington, who has just re-
turned from Boston, where the legal
Eight will be carried on in the future.
FINAL arguments are not looked for
until late in January and probably
not until February. The testimony
In the case that was gathered hero
last summer has been placed before
the court in Boston.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1912-01-02

During the latter part of the week
u cablegram brought news that the
Californian Hawaiian Development
Company had driited the long tunnel
into grey gravel, which means that
the goal looked for Uhc river bOttom(
has been found. There Is prospect of
striking pay dirt" any day.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1912-01-02
Dou Quarantine.

At meeting of the Board of Agri'
culture and Forestry, held at the gov
eminent nursery Friday, it was de-
cidcd to place four months qualah'
tine ON all dogs arriving in the Ter
ritory. There was a lengthy discus
sion on the question.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1912-01-02

Immigration matters are expected
to come M early in the present SEES
hIon Of Congress, and some think that
legislation along these lines will he
adverse to Hawaii, especially on the
exception made to the literacy test in
The Dillingham; bill that was intro
Guced during the extra session. The
Dillingham; bill is at present in. the
hands Of Senate committee.
Pearl Harbor inspection.
On Tuesday Admiral Thomas made
\ visit to Pearl HarbOr In the tug
navajo, this time for an Official in,
hpection of the naval station. The
ground was very thoroughly covered
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1912-01-02

The immigrants from the Willesden
are being landed AS fast as they can
be passed at the quarantine station
and are being quarlcred in the re-
ceiving station at the foot Of Alakca
street. Every precautiOn IL being TIA
ken to prevent disease cropping up
that will cause further delay. There
is twenty-foot space maintained be.
tween the immigrants and those on
the outside. Doctor w. l.. Moore has
been ertained to attend the people.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1912-01-02

Friday morning further legal ad'
vance was made in the case that Is
on for the control of the Kukaiau
plantation. 4 percmptory writ was
filed by Robert llorncr. who asked for
immediate issue. The writ was ISSUED
but there was exception taken by N.
bert Homer through his attorney, and
gave notice of appeal to the supreme
Court. This will tie the matter up
until the decision has been sent down.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1912-01-02

Georgia, North Carolina and South
Carolina have gnned thus far this
year NOR" cotton than ever before was
grown within their borders.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1912-01-02
No Strike Trouble.

The strike of lOngshorcmcn that
materialiaed at Kahului failed in it's
object SO far as the American-llawaii-
an steamship Company Is concerned.
A special wireless to the u Il q
{ stated that the frcightcr Co
lumbar was loading sugar, employing
natives and Japanese. The Kahului
Railway Company has made no con.
cessions to the supposed strikers and
Is having no trouble getting all the
labor that Is desired.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1912-01-02
GUARDING California.

II. A. Weinland, who is in HonolI.
In in the interests of the California
State Horticultural Department, has
been giving the local fruitpest ques-
ton considerable attention, and has
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1912-01-02

pnoW7 ,'"Wt''''' So" , va, W. po ''I W
a .,''I'. VI ""''" ,o I' %o goio sbaros
""",SS ", .,.,ao S,,r, IN 49, Nov,
20 ..i,, oeI, me, ,.,ry.
,, ','' - o,g. 60 o. otaa u,,s mira
aIsc shar,s so,Iing From l5o IN &
r,wa way fourth iG75 shares from 30
T., % on,mnn wo, the only other
,b,r,s s.llipe from 4G 80 fp 1925. The
col sharns NJ Wpi,Iuo have sold all
tbn wav from, ma toI23 Pioneer with
u, shares sold from gI5 to 2lO and
is pow 2lD asked and 2.25 bid Ila-
w,iiop pneapulr has furnished one
of tho sensational stocks outside the
sugar Usttnc 40 shares selling all
the way from 1850 to 20. a price which
no enc q year ago would have predict
ed tor any pineapple security.
SALES Between Boards. $50 H..
G, y $. CO.. slo5O; ~ Wal'lna' SII''-
30, 81 lt"huNaa' SIz.
session 9a''S, ~ ''sm, GUS wa
',,,Ts ~, ' "nastn,, WnmJnv MOO
o, iorf
SALES 20 IIonokqa SI2; CO Homo
KIN, So
gossioY sales. $1,000 Uno TX Is.
SgI75. & O,hu. s8g. Is.
SALES .urrwcon Ruards. Il Val
alma. slgsu. 10 Waialu1 $ll95U. :
waiaua, SIig.5O: 30 oahu. $32.7a: 30
0phu. S3g75: 10 Oahu. s32.75: loo
Oonu S$g.STIs: I0o oahu, $82.S7ia:
% Haiku. $40. % Haiku. $40: 81
Ewn sao.o5: : Eva. S32.25; 81 uaw.
Sup sH.0. 40 IIaw. Sug., SIl.iU; %
Onomca. SIS.
Session Sales: H. II. G. & $. Co.
Sl07s. Ouumea. SiS: Onomca
Sis25. 20 n. n. A NJ. c., s2O.75. ~
If f.. a N. Co $2O75: 100 Oahu
SagN1B.
SALES - Between Boards: loo
Oahu. Sa2STls: 30 oahu. s32.S7Ia: .;
7. ca s co. SI37I6. 800 H. c. A
: CO., SlI.95; 80 II. c. 4 $. Co. Sil..
20: - H. c. 4 5. Co. Also: A. II
=. & $. CO.. $ii.5O: $50 II. c. 4 5
CO., S4I.5O: $50 McBryde. $G.S7h; Il
Walaua. Sl2O
Session Sales: Onomca. sIS.25:
= Onomea, siS25: Is EVA. $32.5O. .
Pa,uhuu. s25.5O.
SALES 49, Between Doards. 2OC
Oahu $50: : Oahu. s33; 10 oahu. sss.
Oahu. sa8; 30 EVA, 49,. so: 20 EVA
$3.50; 3 Waialua, $l2O: : Waialua
Sl2o; 20 II. c. a. s. Co. s4l.75; : II
c. 4 $. Co. Sails: - Onomca. $iS.
"a; $1,000 McBryde Us. 500: SlOO
McBrydc Is. 500: $4,000 McBrydc
500: $4,000 O. II. & l.. Co. IS. slO3.75
100 II. c. Il :. Co, SALTS; 500 If. c
4 S. Co. $ll.G2i5
Session Sales: 3 II. C. 4 S. Co
S4lG2la: : II. c. & S. Co. SHE: Il
II. c. 4 $. Co. Si1.G2h: 100 H. u. 4
N Co, $22: S25OO Hilo 1901 Gs. 500.
20; $1,000 O. II. q l.. q, SIO3.75: 3
II. c. & $. Co. $i1.G2Ja: 10 II. c. 1
SIl.G2lb: ; Waia,ua, $1,000: r. Wal
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1912-01-02

Plnce YOUR hand on The pulse OF
Honoiuln's business world by being
n constant reader Of the Want Ad
Section 81 the RulletfB.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1912-01-02

21-"For Sale" cards at Bulletin.
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1912-02-28
Mb@@IuQ[k OH
MY ID[Q[EAMl$ Y
ANOlZZZ4ZCWOFM KM a.
WAH2NHHIAZANU O77DHAZZHfAX
NOVELTY. 1y M zA5AiH p M56W~

The Count jumped Is though he
had been pricked by pin. This set
ting OF him down as nonentity. &C.
companied by sharp snap of the
finger, was a bit more cavalier treat
ment than he had ever received. He
could think Of nothing to say in reply.
Daphne, now thoroughly angry, went
on
Il want you to understand that Gen.
eral Blazes-"
You gave my ring to Cheneral
BlaZes." the Count gasped.
Sure" Daphne replied.
"Mein Colt i'm himmel!"
With one of his rings on the Gen.
erals finger and the other on the
finger Of the Generals wife, the
thought was too much. The Count
dropped Imply into chair and
wagged his head grimly.
Both rings in der same family!
Ach. GOtt!" he murmured.
Harry hurried into the room, and
stopped In establishment at sight of
them.
"Here!" he exclaimed, you should.
mt have come out here. Get back In
the library for minute and then I'll
let you escape"
He smiled easily now, for he be-
lieved he had arranged matters so
that he could eliminate these people
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1912-02-28
SYNOPSIS

CHAPTER I. Harry Sw1fton IL spin.
ming along in his auto, his thought.
dwelling in happy anticipation of a com
Ing visit from his fidncee. Lucy Medders. a
Quakeress, who nGrsed him when he was
injured in an auto accident out in til
country. His mind taken off Of his sur
roundings by these pleasant thoughts h,
crashes into another auto containing q
German count and a beautiful woman.
The woman'S hat is ruined. Absentmind-
eddy Harry thrlsts the remnants of the
hat In his pocket and makes his escapt.
CHAPTER III. Carolyn, Harry's sister,
arrives to play hostess. Socrates Prim-
NOR. distant relative Of Lucy's, arrives
with hat intended as a gift to Lucy.
man count and the lady Of the damae, X
CHAPTER III Who, it develops. is
Mrs. General Rlazcs She Is in distrac-
ton lest her husband should hear Of her
escapade. She declares that her miliner
told her a duplicate of the ruined hat had
been delivered to lIarry's house. Re-
spending to her demands for the hat Har-
It, Lucy Medders and her father arrive
and the Count Is secreted in the library
and Mrs Blazes In lIarry's bedroom.
CHAPTEIt Nv. Lucy processes curiosity
regarding the room in which Mrs. BlaZes
Is hidden and Harry is forced TO do some
fancy lying.
CHAPTER V. The millner arrives to
trace the duplicate hat She proves to be
Daphne Darlington whom Harry had
shown considerable attention to In the
past and the situation becomes more com
pEcated She agrees to make another
hat providing Harry will take her to din
n~r. Lucy ard Carolyn cali Harry and
Daphne is hustled into the room Occu-
pied by the Count. The Count and Daphne
It seems had carried on a Irritation be-
fore and greeted each other warmly.
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1912-02-28
from his hon" aad have scale peace
the rest of the day

from his homo aad have soate peace
the rest Of the day.
Daphne and he Count me ky en-
tered tie i! W., ara Harry IAN "a
the door q hes bedroom aad WAS
aboal @ o"a !. te'an Ne heard Caro-.
"Ga. ra "fA youg"
Mrs. f. .c. ,rg liu at her
door opened j. and vas pow COMING
out, uatn, 70 her sHor advertisement,
ne s.ae3 4r 5e, ia,o tae room
All gu.lei .as laar TO.
I'm com,ag he called to Carolyn.
and hurried out asain.
simultaneously me door OF tho II.
brary opened. and Daphne emerged.
The idea She calculated. Il won't
breathe the same air with that Ger
man foreigner"
Then she heard some one approach.
ing the room. and CONSERVATION seized
her She looked rervously about for
a place OF conceulEpnt
Where can | hide? Where can |
hide?' she walled.
The voices came nearer. and DIES.
perateiy she rushed to the door of the
bedroom wherein was Mrs. Blazes.
Opening the door. she dashed in.
With mutual explanations of recog.
milton she and Mrs. Blazes saw each
other. And the door was still trem.
bling shut when Lucy and Harry
strolled into the den.
Sisters in atfliction and adversely.
Mrs. Blazes and Daphne were not long
in confiding to each other, in bated
whispers. the reasons for their pres
ence. Daphne's position was one well
calculated TO upset her nerves. Out.
side were two men with whom she
had flirted, one of whom wanted a
ring he had given her and which she
had presented 10 the husband of the
lady with whom she was talking.
On the other hand. Mrs. Blazes was
not happily situated Without a per-
tect duplicate OF her hat she felt that
she could not go home. She could not
leave the room now, to 60 home. any.
way.
And now, locked in with her, was
the only person who could make 4
duplicate Of her hat.
what are We to do." she tearfully
asked Daphne.
BE quiet and listen to what goes
on out there" Daphne told her. mi.
Swifton ID just as anxious to get u
out - We are to get out II some
one else doesn't drop In and have to
b hidden, I think he win work it
some .xay."
CONTINUED on page 60
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1912-02-28
CHAPTER VI.

For a timo tboro u,s ,i,o,o, Z, ,ho
room Then the door Of ono ronm
onercd md Mrs p,.yss noorad opv
iouslv form
u wonder why h. i 90 ,onr yo,t,rc
TIA, ha, /" sbe said n hers@lr
The aoor across fro, hor hoco,
70 omen and she b,,rio,ly d,slaI
back and closed bor foor rho Cnrr,
and n,nl,o c,ro FROM n, M ..r,.
"Inoood" n.,bpo s.id .ha ,,;.r,,
have told mo va, w.r, :, r-.ra ~,
navha no moan, Il ,......i,o ~
mo
eha einnogo3 m, ,ean..d ro.,,ish,,.
at I'M cam,
81 hon." tho cor,t s,i1 au ,,,
sunrise To min, do, non. 40 h.T
maotirrs"
"rho rlo,sn,.o i. al v,,,,, ,r,o-,
nolle oe teu,,oi, l,,oa . sat5 I,.,.,,a.
with 6rn s.ro,.,,
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soon for , Io,,. t;,,o can,, ,,~n,..,
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I won't 70 s,.,rer Nm MIN ynr c ras
no ,r,ul,,, with ,o, ond 49,, u., ,,'
vav wo toltod lr.lf Mo ,ir,,
cou,dn't understand Won and rho otr.r
half Won co,,d,,t ,ns.rs,,,d w.
Tho Cornt Ioo,,o1 ~ b.r ,,on,,,,
Her exclamation did MOI axnl.;n -, ai,
"Srch , soooi.t,,,a.,.,r 49, 49,,
"And after 7 oave Won ~, r;nr unw
dared Won kenn ito,
Tho coupt,s boucbt, ;ra;,,.;
over her having hon, h,s 60 san
,inctpred with . I'M, ,v.;, -
science ov.r Tho foo, ,h,. sonn.a s
from tbem Inv only hin 49, m.a
opo,hor ,.d, IN H., H..
ba had ,ivon s,n,;,an -. 49,
Gown, hoa ~ ,oh,, - "n;ah;
rirg .. or ;no,don, 80 IT. .au:s' va
t,,iors Ana M soonar a., ~ 80 h :.
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The evening world., 1912-04-27
Girl Holds Strength
Record at Radcliffe COiLene

her leg lift n Jack lift 6Gurss saDfAs
her total above the record point. She
was able 10 chin the bAr eour tnoo,
and her lung capacity. which esNuss
largely in the test. was far above nOr
NAL.
Miss stabler's all round abllitv end
evenness OF development are rcenAfk.
able. Her development, accbrdihe 70
Miss Kate Wallace. the Symnasiu0 m
structor. 10 due to her tennis plAyaHx.
which ID the major" sport OF TIE ~
strong woman" She SPENDS oNvorSi
hours every day throughout the SsuSoN
on the tennis courts.
Her athletic record while a. SslIn1>
a been good. and her health pArfoet,
she IL substitute on the varsity basepSA.
oall team, and has won her Chez -.
merals twice-once At last ysas's ooeVUe
meet and once at this ysas'S sDfSnS
meet.
Miss stab'er 10 5 feet 9 inches tan snd
weighs lSo pounds. The other po1n0Sn
OF her test have not been kept - ~
athletic department. II being thstr -
tom to keep only the general ha1itn
records. -
The evening world., 1912-04-27
Wells Not Discouraged
Because He Lost Bout

night. but I am gaining strength stead.
lily n hope II will not be long before
I can meet him for twenty rounds at
the lightweight limit.
And. by the way. what did you
think Of my new hghtinE style? ]
think that II ! use IL more than
straight boxing In the future I will
get to be a bear At It. All In all. l
think Il was . mighty good night. and
while. Of course. ] would have liked to-
have taken Packey's measure. I for one
have no regrets"
Wells had evidence OF a foul blow
struck by hiS opponent toward the
end of the fEht. He did not charge
Mcfarland with deliberately foulins
him. although some OF his handlers
did. declaring he was sure the blow
had been un%intentional. He was not
altogether satishsd with the work Of
Referee Austin. He felt that Austin
should have LEANED more on McFar-
land during the breaks, because he
did so much Of the forcing.
wells's manager. George Mcdonald.
did not Join In The little Englishman's
exuberance Of spirits. Well. he didn't
hGht his ight. did hef" was Melon.
ADS only comment.
The evening world., 1912-04-27
Horse Racing
on CedQrhuyst
Course To-Day

The nrst racing of the season around
New York will Se offered by the Rock
away Hunting Club at Cedarhurst, L. l..
to-day. 1t will be under the auspices Of
the club and will be devoted exclusively
to the amateurs. There will be hve
races on the programme. three for hunt
srs and steeplschasers and two on tine
nat. Amons the list OF owners VINO
have horses entered are Mrs, fayne
whitney. Mrs. q. Foster Rawlins. mrs.
Alfred f.. Dietsrich. Il. c. Cowdln "a.
Raymond Belmont. j. Watson Weoo' y.
C. Thomas and Allan Pinkerton.
The ipsecolRda.t. champion. H.. Y: Cfes OF
man IN lie American oolleCs at 100 and 2.o
varia. vAl De . oandidek for TIN. american JIM
DC Team, HIS entry Tor Tx. oftcial !tyous hAs
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