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Las Vegas optic. (East Las Vegas, N.M.) 1908-1921, 1913-01-14
CHAMPION NOT IN II.

New York. Jan. 14.-Jack McDer-
mott. the first american TO win the
open golf championship Of the United
States. who has held the title for two
years, may not defend his title In the
open tournament this year. When
MeDermott reached New York yes-
terday he learned that The tOurna-
msut had been set for June 1 and ;
At Brooklyn
+ guess that viii keep ne out Of
IL he said as expect 70 sail for
England about the middle OF Nay.
McDermott said he planned his ear
Iy departure Il order ID have plenty
Of tine to practice for the British
open championship which IS sched
remaining for the tournament at
Brookline. Mr. McDermott would stfll
have time to get across the water
and have AT least a weeks practice.
but he declared that n justice to
those wh0 we're financing ms trip 70
he ought to nave nc prac- +
ice abroad
Las Vegas optic. (East Las Vegas, N.M.) 1908-1921, 1913-01-14
Catch GRgDKs BED HANDED
pHcKEr oFFlcERS ARE ENGAGED
n FLEEcINe VICTIMS WHEN
-ccPs- ARRIVE
FORMER q s BETECTVE
l. s. ROSS. oNE Or TIE Prison
ERs. RECENTLY HELD A GOV
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former r operative tnr
fbs United s= amzzt- and
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operative q Eh= BzFe- and RE0 Graz
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Las Vegas optic. (East Las Vegas, N.M.) 1908-1921, 1913-01-14
AMMoNs TAXES oEEIcE.

Denver. Jan. I4.-With no more
clamor thaH two strokes Of the clock.
Elias H. Ammons, democrat became
governor OF Colorado this afternoon
and the machinery OF the state chang
ed most Of its personnel with his IN
augurati0n-
The cannon on the capitol grounds
was silent The usual Inaugural
guard Of state militia was absent
Only the many American flags deco
rating the state house bore testimony
to the activities within.
Preludiug the installation Of the
state officials The house and senate
convened at noon IN their respective
chambers to vote for the first pair Of
United States senators selected BY
the vote Of the people IN Colorado.
Las Vegas optic. (East Las Vegas, N.M.) 1908-1921, 1913-01-14
IS ~ sENTENcEs

san Francisco. jan 14-WiIliam F.
Keppsnbach. president and George H.
Kester. cashier OF the Lewiston Ma
tional bank Of Idaho. must serve the
sentences of five years each imposed
on them. The United States district
court decision handed down here
yesterday. confirms 1ne unding OF tae
lower court
Keppenbach and Kesrer were coS (
victed On April 4. 1911. q initiating
their statements of reserves and al
tering their report 10 the national
comptrolier e currency for & period
Of seven years on each 81 i've
counts The court sentenced them t
five years. but the sentences viii
run eoncurrently. not cumuiaHveiy.
Las Vegas optic. (East Las Vegas, N.M.) 1908-1921, 1913-01-14
cHANGEs II a. q. D.

Sev YORK Jan. l4-Severzi i'm
D0EEsnt changes have Been made =
the appointment 0f rarieus Standing
committees Of the Amateur Athletic
Union Of the United states. Gustav
rs r kirby. president Of the body,
declined 20 name any Representatives
fr0m the Rocky mountain association
On the ground that the nerhess Of
that body justified such action
Another surprise was the dropping
OF EFerett E. Brown, president Of the
Chicago Athletic aszoclaaon and .
former president Of the A. A. T.,
from the championship COMMITTEES,
placing IL his stead E G. hacey, pres
Ident Of the Central association.
Brown vas criticized s. some Of the
Officials Of the union because Of MS
rulings At the water polo champion
ships in Pittsburg last winter.
NJ. Kirby. however. acknowledged
his splendid work in behalf Of the
association and said that Mr.. brown
should retain his membership on the
board Of governors. James E. SulII-
van vas named as Chairman Of the
eommItfee. while his
associates are BarIeo ,. Weeks Of
Metropolitan association. Thomas F.
Riley and Edward E BabB Of the
Sew England association. E c.
Raeey Of the Ceaual association. J.
B Frznklin Ct he Southern Pacific
and Il. ". Fitzpatrick OF
he Southern association.
Las Vegas optic. (East Las Vegas, N.M.) 1908-1921, 1913-01-14
WILLING TO STEP DOWN
SMITH AND MARTIN DECLARE
THEy WILL YIELD Up CHAIR
MANsHIPs LONG held
WOODROW OUTLINES POLICY
DECLARES NO APPOINTMENTS
VIII GO TO PERSONS OTHER
THAN PROGRESSIVE

Washington, 5aa 1-PT@zdszi
eject wilson's declaration 1t Tra11n1
yesterday mat As s11ld pea only
pI0grsssivss Tor tie wozE Of ths usa
sdminIstrznon, br0ught from demo
crate leaders q NE senate z0azs
statements thai the new prezaa2t
would have me sappDr1 Of a El1rs1
democratic MAJORITY IN ina s2as
when hs began MS presidential zaEn-
E1l0sH 10 unite Ihe democrats. El1h
1hs O0H1Tul virtually gwen 70 lhe
pr0gressiFez7 have beA 50 far 50
successful thai leaders predict zhzzz
VIII be no open break IN TIE 01gzni
za1i8a Of The nsw senate Ths r
organization element VII. il Is wdHr
STOOD. yiesd ne chzirlaanships q CON
miIteas 70 ne older senator's entitled
q lAam b rank. bun ulll insist upon
= mi vuiee il ne e0auol 0E each
committee and u ne s4lseEian u lis
members.
snaasozz Nn M H
5rafEe 1oTesz il ne sse. b0EA re
fused 10 see il 1e remarks Of ths
lresldent-eleet anx SPECIAL reference
70 the situation n me senate and
both predicted harmonious settle
ment OF al differences IN thzt bods-
dnn1 understand Why any dem
o1raz should be surprised AT ne De-
elarstion Of Governor Wilson lha1 he
is II aco0rd wlgh The progressive %
Hoies os tha day. said saazlor Alzr
tn- an sure ne VII ma tas aan0-
cratic party n Ihe senate solidly Ezth
him in 1he views he expresses Z csz-
szinly know o. no dissadt Ezun Lhsa
Senator SmiIh said. 4 do nat zE-
prehsnd any disoord anaans the dsDo-
crats q The senate I believe tat
3 harmonious plan 81 re0Egzniza10n
vm be adopted. practically doing
away vim tie old hard and fast ruls
q seniority and yet recognizing ne
vaiua of those who have been for 8
long tine in me ssnatR
Las Vegas optic. (East Las Vegas, N.M.) 1908-1921, 1913-01-14
JOHNSON ON The
KAY To CANADA
NEGRO PUsILlsT IS ARRESTED
At BATTLE CREEK EY or
DER OF POLICE

Battle Craek- E5ch- jan. 1s.--sack
Johnson nssEa aeAEyw pazllist-
Was Eaken aff Erain here szriy p
CAV hS 1he local police and IS aslns
Held pensling ne aETiEal Of CAieaE0
authorities. Nho requested IS LeEen
non gohnson was aeconHzHzed rs
Ais vie ana tFo nesEo fzsen1s
Aosordins Is TIE locai oase-s. ns
admitted that BE- vas or his ray Il
Toro1tO. The rngss Is he1ng Dc
tanned aE tAs 1cUH 81 q nsgTo Er2en4
Las Vegas optic. (East Las Vegas, N.M.) 1908-1921, 1913-01-14
BBTH MEK ARE BEMOGRATS
EUT TWELVE REPUBLICANS. IN
CONFORMITY WITH PLEDGES.
VOTE FoR THEM.
BOTH ARE EK-GOVERNORs
EASE Or MAKING SELECTION
CONTRASTS WITH STORMY
SESSION or LAST YEAR

Denver. Jan 14--F1rEeE G0Fernur
Charles 5 Thcmas ana Governor
John ?. sazfroth. democrats. we're
ssctad United states senators from
Cul0-zd0 today. he senate and house
voting sz1z-ztely. Twelve repabli-
cans n Gs h0uss an1 tMee n the
sszsts v0tsd for the democratic can
zidats n compliance with pledge
No. I tzkea p-ior 10 the November
aseEcn. to support the senatorial
czndI5at@ receiving the highest pre-
tsrsn1zI vote me vote cs the two
houses st0od. short tem-Thomas
UmJ sss Waterman CRepl 3 vin-
cert Prol l. Stsvens tProJ l. ab-
szt L Total 100.
L0ng tsm-ShafrOth lDem-l IS;
DaEz1n Rep1 II. CzttIln tPro1 /:
Hunter DEM /: absent l. Total
loa
Tie elecIoz VII be ratified toE-
mzIly al a JOINT session t0m0rOw. A
feature a he haIl0tIng Il tie senate
wz sAtar Heckess sneaeh no-zi-
z e H
candidate for mayor Of Denver last
Nay Hscker criticized the system
UE preferential votes for Unfted
States senator declaring that he re
gzr1ed / as anything but reform
Vote IN senate Un5ted states sen
at1r TO sUccesd late James T.
Ir.s Thomas (DemL3 Is. Wat
srman fRspl s. Stevens tPro1 J.
Absent J. Total g.
United states senator. long term
shzEE0Eh Dml =; Dawson gRep9
: Hunter tDem9 /; absent Il. %
TAI s.
Vote il house United States sena-
toz. zhoz1 tern. Thomas DEM s.,
wstezmzn CRsp.l !; Vincent PrOl
/. rosal S.
United states senator long term
Shafr0th DEM 50: Dawson CRep9
4. Czuan gPrO.9 /: total ss.
Las Vegas optic. (East Las Vegas, N.M.) 1908-1921, 1913-01-14
OPPOSITION To HowaRo

Washington. Jan. 14-OpposItion
70 tie appointment q Clinton ".
HoTard. as federal judge for ne
state q Washington. Was reserved
befcre The senate COMMITTEES on 5uci-
eszrT to6ay " Senator Poiaaexter.
se closed dosrs. forner seaalo
ie aEea 70 6efeaa alF. Howard
aene ee aeg N
M M ~ t Pres ens
s M
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Las Vegas optic. (East Las Vegas, N.M.) 1908-1921, 1913-01-14
- nEnANp -.

Boston. Jan It-Tha demand Tor
domestic waol colEnues light with
valass sh0png a slizhtly easier tore.
CczErscEs for the 1918 egip IS re-
po-ss5 and sales os q rise 70 a IL
cents on tAa shesp's hack ars sAe
eErsE q ccla i1
TauzEa-E s-aek IS ln occasional ls-
man1 Fns szs S qzose1 A. G.
70 81 eezs sasrs1 Tszzz zrz CAL
1orasz za0rk is eat zz5 rrles Hool
Las Vegas optic. (East Las Vegas, N.M.) 1908-1921, 1913-01-14
smith Is ReslsStsd

Lansing Mica. Jan. 1s-wnH4m
Alden smith wss reelected United
States senator hy the Michigan legs
ls1ure. A joint session Of me lsgis-
lasnTs win be held tomorrow 10 rati-
r. godav's aesi0n.
Las Vegas optic. (East Las Vegas, N.M.) 1908-1921, 1913-01-14
BACA Will KEEP HIS SEAT
THE VERSATILE SPEAKER HAS
ENTRENcHED HIMSELF AND
WILL HOLD HIS JOB.
FALL TO Be RE-ELECTED
THERE WILL BE NO OPPOSITION
M REPUBLICAN, RANKS TO
RATlFYINe HIS ELECTION

santa Fe. N. II. Jan. l4-Those
members Of the state legislature who
came to Santa Fe expecting to par
uciDate in or witness a tight upon
the opening Of the regular session Of
the state law making body today
were disappointed. whether agree
ably or not remains to be seen. Il
was found that Speaker Roman l.
Baca. concerning the probable un-
seating Of whom there has been much
talk and speculation, had nrmly m
renched himself in the chair ana
was not likely to be dislodgsd. It
vas discovered also that there likely
would be no unpleasantness over the
senatorial situation. every Indication
being that United States Senator
Falls reelection. which occurred last
spring and which has been attacked
as Illegal by various persons. would
formally be ratified by both houses
early in the session without oppoai-
tion from among the ranks of the re-
publieans
q a every snalce 4aA
session VII BE Harmonious aa8 ih1
it VIII get to work without any pre-
Iminary squabbles.
Speaker Baca strengthened his po-
sition slzilfulIg while his enemies be-
lieFed he was weakening. He cur
Hed support from the progressIves
By giving his support to George Ar
milo. Bun Moose candidate for pres
idential elsctOr. for chief clerk Of
the senate. Re pulled his wires care
fully and created situation entirely
to his liking. Consequently he sits
serene IN the speakers chair and
there is little likelihood that any eg-
fort viii be made TO remove him.
The situation in regard to senator
FAN IS regarded as q fortunate one.
as the legislators are anxious to get
down to the real work of law making
and do not care to get embroiled in 3
senatorial fight at this iuneture. Sen
ator Fan appears to have the unani
nous support Of All the republican
The senate was called to order to-
day a few minutes arte- noon b
Lieutenant Governor 2. C. de Baca
After q prayer by the Rev. J. H.
Sinner the lieutenant governor made
a short address IN which he urged
the senators to forget politics and
get down to work. Mr. de Baca de-
elared that there VIII be no big polIt-
IcaI battle in New Mexico for foar
years. Hence there = no reason for
political intrigue ana wire pulling
and the present legislature. forget
ting politics and remembering IS
duty. should get down to work ana
enact some beneficial legislation fsr
New Mexico.
The old organization remains il
control Of the senate with Senator 4.
a Miera as president pro tenn and
Senator Holt OF Dona Ana eonnty as
floor leader for the republicans. This
program was decided upon at cam
Gus OF the republican senators haid
afterneon. which was al.
tended BY all ths republican members.
including Senator Mccoy, Who ag lae
last session showed sisna Of bollIne
the party. Senator sulzer oz Hanat
Up county a. avoWed pfssf lvs. eaa
present at the caucus. aaE lei hsr
Il after the eaH e oFda4
Senator Holt Introduced
ilon rea9opElng ils ~ rs
- .eu ard aeHia rs
fAs seaass tIs T
'eeE sfs e ~
sn AHp
Las Vegas optic. (East Las Vegas, N.M.) 1908-1921, 1913-01-14

Boise Jan. t4-On the fIrst ballot
Ssnzt0r w. :. BOrah vas reelected
United States senator b. the lssisla-
tare As neon The vote vas. Borah,
Is, George s. TannehiM s: < Z Per
Las Vegas optic. (East Las Vegas, N.M.) 1908-1921, 1913-01-14
q g i Mssssehasstts

wees Electeo n Massacnasetts
Boston. Jan 1A-JOhn ~. Weeks,
Of Newton. received , majority vote
f0r United STATES senator IN both
houses Of ths Massachusetts, legisla-
ture tOdax. He polled the fan repab-
lesn szreagth n The senate the
Eoss Nass Weeks, IS White (dsm-l
IL In the house tie vote was.
Weeks. Is4s While. 6s. The two
houses vin meet n joint convention
tomorrow 70 ratify TIE vote.
Las Vegas optic. (East Las Vegas, N.M.) 1908-1921, 1913-01-14

Unsettled Weather.
General Cloudy
Warmer.
The evening world., 1913-09-29
FIREMEN FREE VICTIM
OF ELEVATED ACCIDENT
Chop Woodwork of Shaft to Re-
lease Operator.

Tenants In the big apartment house al
No. 80 Vast End avenue watched the
members Of Truck No. E work for half
an hour this afternoon to release an
elevator operator who had been caught
between the top OF the car and the
beams 1t the top of the shaft.
The operator. Martin Malkasian, twen-
ty. OF No. 326 East Forty-sixth street.
when chopped out by the firemen. was
found to be suffering from lacerat!ons
OF the arms and shock. He was at
tended by DIR. Giles OF the Polyclinic
Hospital and then sent to his home.
Malkasian and Olaf Andersen. engineer
of the building, were repairing the ca.
bles, and Malkasian was standing on
top OF the elevator. which was at the
eighth Moor. when the car started up
At the top OF the shaft the car became
wedged. william II. Lee. superintendent
OF the building. summoned Truck No. q
by telephone.
The evening world., 1913-09-29
WON'T DODGE POLICE
ISSUE, SAYS mitchell
Tells Methodist Clergymen He
Will Enforce the Law as
He Finds Il.

John Purroy Mitchell, to-day appeared
before the monthly conference of Meth
odist Clergymen at No. 15o Fifth ave-
nue.. To which he had been invited. He
was asked what. II any. change he was
going TO make In Mayor Gayuor's ex-
els. policy. II he were elected.
Il shall enforce the law as ! md 1t
on tho statutes" replied Mr.. Mitchell.
II was pointed out that under Mayor
Gaynor's policy the point OF contact
between the police and the saloon keep
or had been isssened and the RESPONSE
bility put upon the Excise Department.
andhe was asked what he was going
to do about the police question.
Il won't dodge the police Issue. as
you will see very soon." replied Mr
Mitchell.
Mr.. Mitchell then went to the Fusion
Headquarters In tho Fifth Avenue
Building. where there was meeting OF
the campaign committee. Comptroller
PrenderKast. Borough President Mo
Aneny. Job Hedges, William Loeb and
others were there and tentative plane
were mapped out for the campaign.
The evening world., 1913-09-29
BOSS MURPHY LAUGHS
RIGHT OUT LOUD, AND
At HIS own JOKE, TOO
Followers Are Startled Because
They Say He Usually Laughs
Up His Sleeve.

II have nothing TO say concerning
Mr.. Croker's ren,arks," said Charles
r. Murphy to-day when he was asked
what he thought Of the former leaders
attack on the late Mayor Gaynor,
Have you changed your mind ~ to
tho outcome OF the elsction?' he was
asked.
II received some mishty good reports
to-day" chuckied tho leader. bsamina
on his intsrviewers. Have you fel'
lows any new pickings'"
you mean any new dope. don't You.
Mr.. Murphyr ono Of tho reporters
asked him.
Yes. that's rightnot 'pickinss.' bu,
DOPE" and the Tammany chieftair
startled the grim looking district lead
era waitink for an Interview by releas
ing a regular laugh that could be heart
throughout the big room. 1t 10 a rar,
event for Mr.. Murphy to laugh out loud
In Tammany Hall. They say there tha
he does most Of his laughing up hi
sleeve.
The evening world., 1913-09-29
DIDN'T SHOOT CHIMAMAN,
GIRL PRISONER ASSERTS
But She Naively Says All Celes'
tials Should Be
Shot.

Il never shot q Chinaman In my life,"
said Mrs. Tope Duvall at Police Head
quarters this afternoon, but I'll say
this: I think all Cinnamon ough: to be
shot"
After this naive declaration Mrs.
Duvaii, who says she IL twenty years
old but looks younger. was locked up
charged with feloniously shooting one
Wong Gong Of NoH % Peil street. a
walter in chop suey restaurant nj
No. Il Stuyvesant street. The shoot
ing occurred on the evening Of Sept. H.
Mrs. Duvall. who was living at that
time at No. q Stuyvesant street, was
in the restaurant with a crowd Of
youths and some other women. Some.
body produced a revolver. Mrs. Duvall
grobbed II and began waving II around
her head. Wong Gong tried to take II
away from her and she shot him Ia the
right shoulder. inhlcting a wound from
the effects OF which he is still suffering
In Bellevue Hospital.
Mrs. Duvall escaped and the detec-
tives who had her name could get nc
trace OF her. Yesterday she appeared
Rt the Atlantic avenue station In Brook.
iyn to see one Chick" Duvali. who wa,
arrested Saturday for burglary. sh,
said Duvall wis her husband. The
brooklyn police promptly placed hc
under arrest and Detectives Harvey ant
Lawler went over tho bridge and tool
her into custody for shooting tn.
ChinAman.
The evening world., 1913-09-29
WHITMAN WON'T BRING
THAW BACK WITHOUT
PROOF OF CONSPIRACY

Unless conclusive proof is furnished
him that a conspiracy was Matched In
New York City. with Harry X. Thaw
as a principal. to effect Thaw's release
from the Matteawan Asylum for the
Criminal Insane. District Attorney
whitman will take no hand In the ef-
fort TO return Stanford Whites slayer
to this state.
Deputy = Attorney General William
Travers Jerome, acting for the State.
had a conference to-day with Mr.. Whit
man, during which he asked the Dis
trict-Attorney to make formal request
upon the Governor OF New Hampshire
for Thaw's exuadition on the ground
that Thaw was a party to u criminal
conspiracy formed In New York City.
It is understood tAe New Hampshire
chief executive might be persuaded tc
extradite Thaw II MIR. Whitman would
make such a request, the mystery oi
the Grand Jury action in Dutchess
County being still unsolved. Whether
an indictment had been returned there
for conspiracy has never been made
public.
The evening world., 1913-09-29
HARRY THAW ILL.,;
LAWYERS ANXIOUS
OVER BAD COLD
System Run Down by Hard
Work and He Is Under
Doctors Care.

CONCORD. y. H., Sept. 3.--liarry i.
Thaw has a severe cold and his frie
and lawyers are worrying over his In
ability TO rid himself OF II. lie con-
tracted II n week ago. and as yet has
showed no Improvement Ills constant
coughing was noticeable at the extra
dition hearing before Gov. Felker last
week.
Thaw was under the care OF . ply
sician. but has not responded to his
treatment. His broken rest and tac
hard work he has been doing with MS
secretary have combined to reduce mis-
weight somewhat.
GOV. Feiker said to-day he would de-
eide Harry Thaw's case strictly on Its
legal merits and announce his decision
within twenty-four hours after the
briefs are In. He has granted Thaw's
attorneys until Oct s to file briefs.
The evening world., 1913-09-29
MAN FOUND IN OCEAN
HAS BULLET WOUND
Fisherman Picks UP Body OF
Manhattan-Evidently That
of Suicide.

The body OF a young man with bullet
wound over the left eye. indicating
suicide, was found in tho ocean off
Manhattan Beach this afternoon by
Antonio Renetto OF No. $50 Lawrence
street. Brooklyn. while he was out In
his power boat fishing, He brough, the
body ashore and the police were notified.
The body ls that Of man not over
twenty-five. whose weight was about l2i
pounds and height s feSt 8 l-2 inches.
The dead man has blue eyes. fair com.
plexion and auburn hair. A dark blue
suit, brown and white striped shirt.
black socks and black shoes clothe the
body. In the pockets were = fountain
pen and N.lo In currency.
Closer examination by the police indi-
Gated plainly that the man had COM
mied suicide. The bulle wound over the
left eye had been made by revolver
pressed tightly against the flesh. In one
pocket Of the coat WAS found a money
order receipt from Toronto. Ont. hear
ing the address No. 3sl Fourth avenue.
but no name.
The evening world., 1913-09-29
TWO NILES A MINUTE J
MADE BY winner IN .
AEROPLANE CUP RACE
Aviator Provost Scores Worlds
Record Over French
Course for Trophy.

RHEIMS. France. Sept. 2?.-Trance
again carried of the victory to-day In
this years contest for the International
Aeroplane Cup. Only two nations were
represented In the race. France and Bel
gium. and the latter sent only one con-
testant. The flight OF Maurice Provost
over the course of 1242s miles was &C.
complished In the record time OF 50 min
utes IS 3-5 seconds. or at a speed OF over
two miles a minute. He was the victor.
Emile vedrines, his compatriot. An
ished in 90 minutes 81 2-5 seconds, and
was placed second, while smother
Frenchman. Eugene Gilbert. who took
62 minutes 6 2-5 seconds. was placed
third. and Albert Crombos. the Belgian.
with the very good time of 20 minutes
and 20 seconds Was fourth and last.
Maurice Provost In the course OF the
race made a new worlds record for
ten and twenty kilometres and by ny
ing the half distance In - minutes ~
seconds beat the record he established
on Saturday. when he took 81 minutes
20 2-5 seconds to ny the 100 kilometres.
The evening world., 1913-09-29
!. ". ". LEADER GUILTY
OF PREACHING SABOTAGE
Boyd Advised Paterson Silk Work.
ers How to Wreck Employers
Machinery.

"a, ~
''"e' ''N summer ''u' q"
agitator, was touhd guilty ny 'uose
Abram kleinert In the Passaic County
Court at Paterson. n. j.. to-day on
two indictments charging him with
preaching sabotage to the silk mill
.,r,..-. ,,., ,nr,n. pova uho h.a
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on fr'day'
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