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INDT4NSM SM4YPRACTISE TO-DAY
short U-,Il En-iy This Morning ~
polo Grounds Likely.

CAFri-lr. Pa NOV. 1i-N ith - rous-
ing s.udof from their fellow students
and fired with more enthusiasm thhn
they have shown for a long tin" IN
Carlisle Indian football squad LETT h'r"
This afternoon for N,w York for the
Dartmouth game. At II O'Clock this
morning after school hours Coach Glenn
Warner and his assistants. Lonestar ana
ENcndine took the squad to the field for
what was Intended to b" - short signal
practice The work was so clean cut that
Warner added a run through old and new
formations. Tie told his charges that
Cant WEIGH would he guided somewhat in
his selection Of plays by field and weather
conditions which, however promised 70
lie good.
The Indian kickers tried booting from
placement. from thick turf and from
smooth level surfaced ground. with uni
form success AT all distances.
Coach Warner said before leaving thA !.
- Dartmouth had classed Carlisle as be-
6'fng better than Harvard. il was naturally
up to the Indians to produce pretty high
class football.
The Indians may take n short drill on
the Polo Grounds early tomorrow morn
ing
The sun., 1913-11-15
Y4LE IS NOT BEATEN YET.
FrrIimw Of Confidence Pr~vails-
Final Practice Vigorous.

NEW HAvfN. Nov. 1t-in heavy
4alu this afternoon thu Val" football
squad had its final practice. There was
no sCiimmagine. but "A surprisingly stiff
practice breaking through, with the var
sity forming a ,l"frno" To the Princeton
formations.
Following tine work AT breaking through
th.r. was long kicking drill, P"ndle-
ton and KctCham doing som" good place
m.nt kicking. Will" Ainswoith, Guernsey
and Knowles did some drop kicking.
The men also got different pointers from
the array Of coaches that were At the
field.
Whil. Yale does not underestimate
the strength of Princeton since tho game
PLAYED against Harvard last Saturday
nevertheless "A certain feeling OF con
tdence prevails in New Haven tonight
becaus" Of the good work done by Yale
against Brown after the Colgate defeat
and because Of the manifest improvement
in the teams showing this week. The
Improvement of Wilson at quarterback
and the return Of prndleton and Brani
to the right guard and end positions arr
responsible for this,
The sun., 1913-11-15
PENN WILL WATCH CRAIG.
NigiIauce for NtchiRnn Star Points
out 10 QUakers Again.

pErrnir. Nov. i--coaoh b. .,.oh. de-
voted hs last da! Of practic" to putting
on the nnal touches for tn" Michigan
game Tomorrow The Penn varsity again
had drill against Michgan's formations
and the Importance ~ watching Ralph
craig. the Wolverines brilliant haifhaCh.
was emphasized II WAS craig vino beat
the Cuak"rs two Yeas ago bN Il NINETY
Naid run IN the last minute OF play and
he will be watched carefully lr-murroW
To- prevent his getting away for long runs
In the signal practice the plays were
run through with pleasing precision, Mcr-
iill called the signals, and it looks as II
he would start the game IN plac. Of Di.N
Marshall. the Quak"rs little iron man.
Marshall is considered of greater value
to the team II he plays only part Of the
game and he can be rushed in AT any
moment II an opportunity for "A drop kick
pre- sents itself, nm will take Minds. place
The sun., 1913-11-15
TIGER CHEERERS NUMEROUS.
Twelve Hundred IO Ia New Haven
Song speeds Team ON Way.

PRINCETON. Nov, 1.-THE Princeton
team left here at 1915 this morning for
Greenwich. where they will spend the
night before going on to New Haven.
Three hundred undergraduates were At
the station To see them off. For fifteen
minutes they sang and checred. There
was Princeton locomotive for every
man on the team and a double cheer for
Capt II obey Baker Just before the train
started the cheer leaders began the sing
Ing Of "Old Nassau and those on the
train Joined those outside In waving hats
and coats 10 the refrain.
About l.200 students are leaving to-
day or Tomorrow morning to crowd the
cheering section at Yale Field, Prince
ton tonight IL practically deserted. The
even money on the game, which has been
snapped up wherever II appeared. Is no
longer in evidence, and an ultimatum
from Yale Is to the effect that 10 to
on Princeton are the prevailing odds Most
OF the Princeton money already II placed
nt even money. however
The sun., 1913-11-15
PEssIMIsT BETS ON RAIN.
Lays Even Money u VIII Fall on
DnrtmOuth.Indian Game.

Betting on the big football games took
on new spurt in the financial district
Yesterday and more money was wagered
than on any day since the opening Of the
football season. During the forenoon the
odds on the Princeton game were
quoted as 10 to In favor OF the former,
hut they changed later TO 10 to 6, and
about 81 400 was wagcred on these
e figures
bet of $500 even money vas made
that Princeton would score ~ points over
the Blue and $500 even was bet that Yale
would not score. 4 bet OF 800 also was
made that Princeton would not score
during the first half.
The odds on the Carlisle Da artmouth
game were 10 to in favor of Dartmouth.
with more Indian money in sight than
there has been previously, Even money
was bet that Carlisle does not make 6
points and bet OF s25 even was made
that 1t would rain during the game at the
Polo Grounds
Odds on the Harvard-Yale game are 2
10 l in favor Of the former. with very
little betting,
The sun., 1913-11-15
ANOTHER DOUBLE BILL TODAY
NRUuRI-C commerce. Rnd Erasmu =.
>chola stic flames To-day.

Boys Hirh ,s Erasmus Hal a, Ebbets
Field
Manus' Training n : o' Commerce.
a. Ebbe,S Field
Commercial Ns Rrooklyn prep a. com
m.rci,l Field
Flushing vs Ne" Rochelle. a. inrie..dc
patk
$. ranrs srh,,. 81. Mon,c'alr Hish s-
Gardeu 'ity
- Francis Reserve ". -. Peters Prep
At Jersey City.
po W'tt clinton - Mo-ri. High a.,
Hallway H.h -. jersey CT, Hisn. a,
jersey Ct,,.
Ne~ York Milsar, Academy - Noun,
Pheasant. a. cornwall
reddc Institute ~. Eas, Orange H.eh, q,
HsckettstoVn.
81 Johns Prep ~ Patterson Nigh =.
Paterson, j.
or the many scholastic football games
scheduled for to-day the douh. hcadrl
At Ehbc,s Field is the feature In tn,
opening contest the Boys High and Eras-
mus Hall elevens clash. while in the sec
ond Manual Training meets the High
School Of Commerce, The latter shoul
prove the more interesting. although II ii
rumorcd that Boys High has surprise
for Erasmus Hail. Commerce has beer
working hard for its game against Man
ual, realizing that the result will have
large bearing on whether IL Will b.. con
sidercd i'll tn" running for the city title.
Boys High has not won gam. this
year and has failed to score IN any oi
them. Despite th, and the good racor5
Of the Erasmus Han team Boys High i'
confident Of "a victory. Hard practic. Wa,
given the teams this week and they seen
F, to be in the best of condition The =,
Pauls School of Garden city will pla,
its final game Of the season. meeting tn,
Montclair eleven AT Garden city. -
Pauls has "a fine record, winning fou
games. t!eng in one and losing the sIXtn
The sun., 1913-11-15
Dartmouth and Princeton Favortes
MICHIGAN sPURNs CONFERENCE
Looks tO Fast In Athletics Now
Able 70 Get mtg Games.

Ann ARBoR. Mich. Nov. ft-The hoard
Of regents OF the University OF Mich'-
gan, in session here to-day. voted against
II return to the Western Conference anc
established Michigan's athletic future IN
the Eas.. In its resolution. which was
adopted with hut one dissenting vote. the
board hguratively bids farewell to the
conference. practically stating that all nc
gotiations with the conference are OFT.
The stand OF the regents who last Narcn
opened negotiations with the conference
looking to the ultimate readmission of
Michigan into the fold. was the direct
result OF the decisive vote OF the stu.
dents. faculty and alumni two weeks aro
against rcentering the Western body.
II was informally announced Thar thi,
year Michigan had an opportunity to
meet the Army. Navy. Dartmouth.
Brown. and the Carlisle Indians in foot
ball.
The sun., 1913-11-15

The seniors earned a close victory over
tn" freshmen in The second game of ,o-
'umb.as nterclass wate" polo series yes-
t"rdaN afternoon in the Mornings de.
Heights natatorium when Altenburg
scored the only goal Of the game in the
last minute of play The fires amen plaN ed
well III teamwork. but with the execution
of Hymau We're weak on attack Hyman.
although goalkecper. left his pos, on three
occasions and attacked the senior offence.
Wrestling the ball from his opponent and
throwing il far out Of danger Although
Ntenburg scored the lone tally Pullvn
WAS the bright star Of the gam. for the
seniors
The sun., 1913-11-15
HARVARD NOT 0vERGREEDY.
VIII B~ Satisfied With Trio o.
TOuchdOw Against Brown.

CAMBRIDGE. Mass Nov. 1.-THE Har
vard-B Brown game in the stadium to-
morrow will find the Crimson not only
ready for another hard game but really
looking for one The team has done little
all the week except smooth off its plays
and prepare it's defence for the Yale game
one week hence. This afternoon, however.
special attention was paid to the defensive
drill against Browns formations and
working out the possible subs with the
regulars.
Brown is expected to play "A better all
round game than against Yale week
ago and Harvard will be satisfied with
three touchdOwns
The sun., 1913-11-15
HOTCHKISS KILLS ITS JINX.
Defeats mn for First Time. Win
ninR Out In Last Moments.

|'oTTsrOwN Pa, Nov. I4.--Hotchkiss
beat Hin School for tn" first time here
to-day by IA score of to 6 by making Il
touchdown and goa! IN the last four
minutes OF play. nm scored at the bc-
ginning of the fourth quarter ON a forward
pass and q few minutes later Hotchkiss
tailed by the same means.
The hin team outweighed Hotchkiss
twenty pounds to man from tackle to
tackle. but at critical times could not
gain through the line. Tho victory. the
first Hotchkiss has won since the two
schools have hccn playing. was all the
more memorable because the Hill team
was considered the hest she had ever
had.
The sun., 1913-11-15
INDIANS HERE, READY
FOR TO-DAY'S SEATTLE
In Good shape and Not Worried
over Fact That Dartmouth
= Rules Heavy FavOrite.
GREEN HAS LAST PRACTICE
Works on Polo Grounds. Where
Game Begins at : O'clock
Officials selected.

Tho POLO Grounds will bc the scene this
afternoon of what promises to he the best
football battle seen in New York in sew
eral Years The game will divide atten-
ton with the New Haven discussion, the
unbcaten and 40 far invincibc Dart
mouth eleven with its varied play and
productive driving attack lining up
against the always picturesque and hard
to guess Indians There's plenty of
uuality her. and both sides share in II.
Straight football stirring football and
~ large mixture of the various tricky de-
vices of open play may he expected.
The lineup viii he.
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coach ca\anaugh took his squad to the
Iolo Grounds Yesterday afternoon for sig
nal and kicking practice. Having had three
such practices there this year. the Hano-
vcripus ought to II. pretty familiar with the
surroundings. After they were through
yesterday the field was covered with
straw To protect ii from possible wet
ting. and II has had week in which
10 dry out from last Saturdays drench-
.uc Tho Indians spent last niSht IN
\.w York. arriving in tho evening. They
haven't been IN better shape all season
and weren't disturbed hy being on the
short end OF the betting. The game will
h, called at O'Clock and the officials
win hc: Referee. ". Il. okesou. Iehigh ;
um,,irc, Nr. :. r. Newton. Williams lines
man. ., H rendlcton. i'uwdoin
There are -four slashing good ends on
,n. Two teams. aud in games around
\.V Work. no pair las cuualled the gen
.r,l p,9Nug OF llogsett and I.oudon.
N.derna,k aud Pratt of Carlisle have
been prominent in all of the Indians bat
lies aud figure largely in the general
s,.hctn. of play. They are as tough pair
dcfrnsiNclN as an opponent cou'd stack UP
against >.
Thc Dartmouth line is strong and well
balanced and coached so As to make the
most of ~ uniform charge tn the In
dian side iili CARLOW. Busch and Look
,,rcuud are casonei PLAYERS who have
ffla'' tli'li ''hi W. ''''' > - -
guards were notably capable NJ getting
INTO interference, Pop warner mus IN
creasing their usefulness.
Mclch IL among the best puartcrbacks
cf In. year. "A general who knows how
10 get the best results. Ruunng IN "A
broken field is one Of Ghee's lEst ac-
conplishncnts \ glance NJ the rest of
IN. hachiields shows player OF prowess
,;uyon aud Whitney. the hard running
hacks and difficult to stop; Rrachlin. {,
shifty performer. and Curtis crack
puut.r For all around work behind the
line Whitney and Guyon are two cf the
hest ~ tn. wear. The Dartmouth team
is to try tn. experiment OF wearing num-
bcrs
The sun., 1913-11-15
BIGGEST LIST OF Big
GAMES BILLED TO-DAY
More Important Battles Than
on Any other Saturday Of
Football Season.
YALE UNKNOWN QUANTITY
Princeton Tried and Proved. and
Outcome Depends Largely
on Blues Progress.
TO-DAN'S FOOTBALL. CANES.


Harvard " Brown. at Cambridge.
Yale ". Princeton. AZ New Haven.
Dartmouth vs. Carlisle. a. Polo Grounds.
Michigan " Penn. at Ann Arhor
cornell W. Lafayette. AZ Ithaca
Army - Nillanova. at West Point.
Williams ". Amherst. at WilliamstoN n.
T"wdoin ~. Tufts. at Portland
Holy Cross ,s Fordham. at Worcester
Georectown vs. Virginia. az Washington.
Gettysburg ". Bucknoli at Harrisburg
Hamilton rs. Union at Clinton.
Hd>crford vs. Iehigh. az Haverf"rd
springfield v NJ. 6 \ rs. Massachusetts
ARgIes. q; Springfield.
Rensselaer, folN " Worcester. a. Troy
stevens " Connecticut AEsi"s at H"'
bok"n
Swat hinot" - Dickinson. a S"arth-
m"'..
SNracr~" - '".gatc a. syracuse
RutG - ~ Trinity. New Brunswic
fi,tshure ~ Washing ion and lcnerson
a Pi'tshure
" Y L. " Wesleyan. AZ ohio Fed.
Minnesota vs. Chicago, at Minneapolis
Rochester Va Hobar'. at Geneva
More games of importanca are sched
,u., g., ,,, ,,,,, Cos. ,r,. o,,or S,,.
~ -,
u'"',N W ''e ioo'o"'' S'"HoI Inv P''
clpal ones are vale VS. princeton ana
The sun., 1913-11-15
NarLeNsie Defeats Cadets.

boRBs fsRHY. y, Y. Nov ~ The Mount,
Pleasant Military Academy's football team
went down 10 defeat for the first tim.
ths season at the hands of the Markenzi.
School eleven 10y score of /, 10 :
here to-day. rh. touchdowns for Mac
kenzie We're made by Weldon and Seel.v.
and Weldon also kicked a fie,d goal Grim
mad. the touchdown for Mount Pleasant
The sun., 1913-11-15
stockings Infect Their wounds.

EXETER, n. H.. Nov. l4---Bcn Neal and
George Bolton. left guard and tackle Of
i;xeter's football eleven. are both in tho
intirmary IN "A result Of blood poisoning
from injuries received in Saturdays game
with Andover. BOth received cuts on their
legs and II has developed that the cOlOrinG
from their stockings infected the wounds.
The sun., 1913-11-15

Essex FEILs. y. j., Nov. 14.---'Ihe
Kingsley School football team won It's
NTH straight victory here to-day. defeat
ing the Montclair High eleven by score
of & to .. Bingham. at fullback, made the
winning score In the second period on a
ten yard run around left end.
The sun., 1913-11-15

At fullback and his line hucking ability
should not good gains FOR his team. The
team will leave Detroit AT l2 80 to-mor-
row afte'non. arriving at Ann Arbor At
40
The sun., 1913-11-15
Montgomery Wins Billiard Match,

At poyle's billiard room last night John
Montgomery won tine second half of his
English billiard match against Samuel
Spicer ny 500 IN $50. This made Mont
gomerys grand total 1.oO0 against $40
The sun., 1913-11-15
sTUYvEsANT UNABLE TO SCORE
Y"nkers Also Finds DifhcuIty Iocat-
Ing Coal Line.

Tho fonkers High School footbalI
team and tho Stuyvesant eleven battled
10 a scorelcss Tie Yesterday afternoon
Al Columbia oval The game was started
20 lat" that the last quarter was played
IN the dark
The lineup:
The sun., 1913-11-15
MOTOR ROUTE TO
new HAVEN PLAIN
Follow Boston Post Road and
Good Going Will BE Found
ca All the Way.

4 great many motorists viii throug IN"
road to- New Naven to-day, because uu'
bcrs VIII want tu sea how the weather
looks herur. rtariing on tn" trip The
roads now are such tnat good speed ~
comfort can he maintained throughout.
This is ,spccially true Of the E"s;ou post
road within the limits ~ this state As II
has ouly recently been repaired and re
constructed.
Straight on into Come ,tcut FOR a good
distance conditions are ~! right. There
IS no longer any detour needed in Bridge
port Connecticut avenue IN that city
has been repaired and makes good riding
Stratford avenue is paved with wood and
is omen through Stratford This gives a
choice OF routes and is shorter and better
ro, automobile traffic into New Haven.
Taking the left fork with the trolley AZ
the water trough IN Strajford and going
bv way of Shelton and through Derby
INTO Derby aNenu. helps avoid uafhc con-
gestion in New Haven. There are speed
trans AT Fairfield and Stratford
The direct road entering New Haven
on the Milford turnpike - worn and
rough
Inasmuch az Vale Field Is a mile aud
A quarter from the centre OF the city ami
lists are advised to move early toward
the field.
Word comes from krnosha that gilbert
NJ Stratton has been appointed repre-
sentative for Greater New York and
vicinity of the new Jelfery line of cars,
For eight years Stratton has been selling
Pope Hartford cars. first in Brooklyn and
later in New York. His concern will be
| called the Strattou Motor Company
| Glowing reports come from the Jeffery
| factory. These say that 1913 new dealers
have been added since the announcements
| OF new models three weeks ago. Follow
! ing the plan OF substituting agencies for
| branches new connections have beer
made in san Francisco, Chicago. Mlwau'
kee and Philadelphia
| The Cadillac Company reports big bust
ness in October, having shipped 2,Ol6 cars
| in that month, OF n total value OF 81 o%S.
425. OF these. 1S2S We're of the Oper
body type and ISIS We're closed cars.
Another local trade change is tina
Charles =. Skinner has been appointed
manager OF the Mitchell local branch
Skinner has been associated with tin
Mitchell since 1905. when he formed
company to take the New York agency
Two years ago the factory bought on
this agency and made it "A branch. Sine
then Skinner has been in charge of Ia
Mitchell interests IN Philad, phia. Geore
A. Skinner. n brother, succeeds W, "
: Burke, as sales manager OF the Mitche
company here, His territory cover
eleven Eastern States.
The sun., 1913-11-15

Scorc~ NdcIphl NcaIrrll. II, TuIy Frcp. :
TouchdoWns idclphl. Love :: Poly Prep
Mecnan. Goals from touchdown idelnhi Nc
kcnzic Poly Prep IN T'rnhiay Substitutes
Adclphi Drohan for Fi.hhcch poN Prep VI
Redmond for lai'cry. Haggeriy for simpson.
simpson for Hiegc!ty. RNdcr t.r simpson.
Thompson for Quinn. Hegg"rtv for Hardcnhrpok
Hardcnhrnok for Hagg"rU Referee " u
crowley Bowdon. Umpire Murphy. Brown
Line man Edward Goar. boys High rlmr of
periods Twelve and u half minutes
The sun., 1913-11-15

The Cadillac Company reports biz bust
ness in October, having shipped 2,0lS cars
in that month. OF n total value OF A,24S. =
+25. OF these. 1925 We're of the open
body type and ISIS were closed cars
The sun., 1913-11-15

AUTOS FOR RENT-HOt u, NV
MON u. 8ii AN>Tt tRV "
Az, PHONE 1908 RN Ntk~Ihi
The sun., 1913-11-15

Highest grade closed ears rented
or monthly. n. BEftkEiIT, l',t W. "a N
1857 Columbus,
The sun., 1913-11-15

MINERVA knight motor town ,t4 ..'.r.
sine lsndaulet. frst class condition rent
monthly or sell. POREr, 1875 " J9tN F'
50 Greeley.
The sun., 1913-11-15
AUTOMOBILES FOR HIRE.

PACKARD LIMOUSINFS AND I\>UAl
LET'S, LIKE NEM. Rt:NlID FOK M0N NIHLi
sER NAvGHTSN.Mr LGMi'w. Hsa iIsi
SAD. PLAZA 400.
The sun., 1913-11-15

IJMOCSINES " '. English p.iwie
knight 30 II. +. l.oComohile, 50 II T. MeN
well. 3S ~ L. SmplcN. ~ n = Fouc II .l'
ford 40 II. i, Stoddard- Dayton. % h =
simplex.
Limousine Bodies. perfect condition re-
markably low prices
Hay es- -Di~fen,i~rfrr Co. 81 West go ~
The sun., 1913-11-15

BAKER Electric RrouRhsm Outside Drive
Five Passenger Inside. overloaded nuu 'u at
newly reuphostcrcd, u"u battery. s. 80 =
BAKER VEHICLE COMPANY l,9N Rr't
way. Telephone $50 tulumNrs
The sun., 1913-11-15
AUTOMOBILE sUrPLIEs. a

REARIN(.S. Hall and Vo,irt
The Gwilla M Co., B'way 4 Ssth ST; phoN" INN ,
The sun., 1913-11-15

THESE CARS ARE IN PERFECr coz
blTlON AND WILL BIZ SOLD FpE A.
REASONABLE OFFER. Apply Sixth 90.
The A. Elliott Ranney Company. 1900 Broa
way, y Y. city.
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For underwear and hosiery see lands.
For lace and embroidery go to Landls'
Sour krout and mince meat at Landis's.
Shirt waists, all linen. manish style. See
at Landiss.
Visit Marsteller's store for real bargains
in suits and overcoats.
A nice line of black skirts. ranging from
SOC 10 S. 90, at Landis's
You are expected to visit Marsteller's
whether you buy or not.
A big reduction in mems suits. overcoats
and trousers at Landis's.
American Beauty corset, latestst yles, new
and up to date, at Landis's.
Whip cord. Panama aud serge dress goods
at popular prices at Landis's.
Another lot of messaline skirts $1,98, as
sorted colors, at H Lands's.
White Star coffee. Oou cannot forget the
flavor sold only by H Lands.
A nice line bureau scarfs, pillow shams,
stand covers and towels. See Laudis.
The very best grades of coal always in
stock at Reed q Sons Elevator. Give them
u call.
WIN z Reed & Son have just received a
car Lugurate Daily Feed. The best milk pro-
Queer on the market.
If you. want nice fresh clean groceries
give us call We can supply you with any
thing in the grocery line, at right prices
f. FRANK RoN EMUs.
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H.. comforts npd a unels at Palm
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ID are looking for tie y 4 groceries
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kind of Toilet Reluih5e SO libs
Pharmacy. -
# sawed and split and lowered by
Burns & Co.
i. L and buy Laurel Race of the
~ Supply Co. Il
ladies misses and childrefts house
al at OFT Bros. y
& Pharmacy have compass line
Ill es of all kinds, Il
u ! Pharmacy sells Bridge ans fally
lisying cards, etc.
ii seed. sapling and Mammouth, for
i BIN C Burns & Co.
s.. Pharmacy are sole agents Tor
III edies, none better.
Quality and Ziegler Bros fine
HUI ladies at OFT Bros
Sa'Itered the year round. No order
Fill. John c Burns & Go.
.aa seed oats, finest oats ever grown
i 81 John C Burns i Co.
Ize seiveless seed separator on exhi-
II DE Coleman Hardware CO,
1. niddings, hay, corn and pats al
Il lock at John C Burns & Co.'S.
sf'M Pharmacy has a large stick of
id carriage sponges, Chamois etc.
s. b talfa feed, best all round feed on
asst for sale by John C Burns i Go.
s. Pharmacy make specially of
irsipns and family remedies. Ask your
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fHe aims to. keep. ,everythin.
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hard lie the celebrated Security cement
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