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Albuquerque morning journal., 1913-12-26
CHALLENGES READ FROM
MATTHEWS AND OItOURkE

Before the main event began. ehal-
longcs from Tommy O'Rourke, Of Gin
rinnati. now az Santa re, and Danny
Matthews. Of Flagstaff, who re-
Gently stopped frankie Gage at Pres
colt. Ariz., in five rounds, We're an
nounced from the ring.
Danny Matthews is now said TO pc
on his way to Albuquerque from his
home at Flagstaff. In search OF a bout
here, and IL is more than likely he
will be sent against Torres In the
near future. 1t is believed Torres has
demonstrated enough class TO fight
any ordinarily good lightweight. Just
yet. Torres Is too Inexperienced, box
ing experts say, 10 be sent against
any of the near top-notchers though
they agree that he is plenty gooi
enough to take on Stanley Hoakum'
who is considered the peer of south
western lightweights.
Director Levy also announced that
Vic Hanson and Al Smaulding, mid
clcweichts. would box New Years day
in this city. Hanson fights JACK
4errick. ut Jnarez. Mexico, Sunday
and will come here Immediately after
that bout to meet Smaulding.
Albuquerque morning journal., 1913-12-26

Right now the question Wpermost
in the minds Of many young women
in Albuquerque, the state ol New
Mexico or northern Arizona is Could
I secure tho tour of The world I'm the
Morning Journals campaign if cn-
tered us candidate
The answer Is most cmphaticaiiS
YES" n you ga in With the proper
determination to suecccd. one youns
woman said yesterday; "Why ! am
just crazy to go la ana / think ! could
win, but my friends discourage me.
The term "niendsF ina this Instance
'H misnomcr. THEY are not true
friends who Try to dissuade any young
wpman from attempting to secure
such advantages as tho Morning Jour
nal offers them Their "a alyiee' is
prompted from s0ue other than %
friendly" reason Possibly thcy class
the Aservo system campaign with AN
ordinary contest and are afraid they
win ne called up0n 20 pay IN advance
tor the paper which they already
take--by the month on which
possibly they owe a small subscrip-
tion balance
Their advice Il Biased.
hNNM AA AAfANh AAtANN AAfN Ah'AH ~ NfHh
interest az heart their sentiment has
purse-strlng attached or if not that,
selfishness often prompts "A dissuasive
argument. Even though the winning
of such a tour would mean wonder
ful advantages 20 the young woman
they oftentimes cannot lose sight Of
me" and for personal reasons try to
prevent their sister, their sweetheart
or their wife from enjoying the pleas
ure OF such a trip-an enjoyment
which possibly THEY never could af-
ford TO give them.
There IL absolutely nothing OF an
undlgnifled character in this race 90
"girdle the globe at the expense OF
the Morning Journal. Every candi-
date may rest assured that she will
be treated eourteously by every man
upon whom she calls. Insults are Of
fered women In the business world
only when they are prompted by word
or action on the part of the woman
herself No candidate IN the Morn
Ing Journals Round the World and
Tropical Tour campaign need fear in
suit That class Of candidates Ia not
eligible.
Early Start Advisable.
There Is absolutely no GOOD
reason why you should not enter the
race The campaign has but tust
started, No one has high point
record so far Many of the candi.
dates have not yet even started their
campaign. Others are waiting for the
next list OF candidates before becom-
ing active That is bad policy Like
the early bird that beats his fellows
10 the worm, the candidate in the
field at the beginning Of the cam
paign will have better opportunity
than her sister who Ia trying TO de-
eide" whether OF not she will enter.
Active ballot-getting has but Just
begun. There is ample room for
Albuquerque morning journal., 1913-12-26
RNBBI De RGMANN
TAKES CHARGE OF
TEMPLE ALBERT
New Master Arrives From
henve ! Dr. SiIber to Preach
! areveI Sermon Today
After Receiving HonorS,

K, bbl Aloise Bergmann. the newly
chOs, n pM itor of Temple Albert. ar
rived in \ albuquerque last night from
DENY n and viii participate In tho srr-
vices at he synagugue tonight at
which DR. Mcndcl Silhcr will deliver
mis- farew " sermon. Or Sllhcr VIII
leave for New Orleans within the next
few lays and DR. Bergmann VIII hc.
gin at O lce Npon the discharso of
his minis crin duties
DR. Sil er 'turnod yesterday from
Denver. v here hc had conferred upon
him the upgrc of Doctor Of Philoau-
ply by tn DInvcr University. "a dis-
tinct on wlilcN is q distinct tribute 10
his bility and scholarship. DR. Silher
delh red th isis on "The Origin Of
the ! ynagogus,e which was declared
by q use who heard IL to be master
ly W rk. lie was accompanied Co Dem
Yer y DR. Frank d. H. Roberts OF
Las vegas, president of the New
Mex % Normal University. who Is q
long time personal friend and an ar
dent admirer of Dr Slher
At the conclusion of the services
TOMS ht there viii be reception To
DR.. iilber by the congregation OF
Tenn le Albert. To- which the general
publ is invited This viii take the
form of a trihulc of affection to the
depa ting pastor which will doubt
less q participated In bv q large eon-
eour, of friends. regardless Of relie-
ious Utilization
DR.. Silber win leave for New or
leans the latter part of this week or
early next weeE. so as 90 take up his
new work by tho first ~ the new year.
Albuquerque morning journal., 1913-12-26
SANTA FE OFFICIALS
WILL CONFER WITH
NEW MEXICO FARMERS

The Atchison, Topeka a Santa Fe
Railway Co. il planning to help in
the work of developing the soil re-
sources Of the Rio Grande valley c.
c. Dana, of Chicago, Industrial com
missioner Of the Santa Fe; w. Il.
Brown. of El Paso, division freight
and passenger agent: J. Il. farrell, of
Topeka. publicity agent. and +. Il.
Summerss division superintendent,
Will make n tour Of the valley the
week Of January 8, to confer with
farmers and commercial organizations
regeTdine prospects for the future,
along agricultural and horticultural
tines
II is President Rlpiey's announced
plan TO cooperate to the fullest ex-
tent with the producers in Santa Fe
territory and the preliminary work
10 be done In the Rio Grande country
by Industrial Commissioner Dana and
his associates IS in keeping with that
policy
The Santa Fe men will meet In Al
buquerquo Monday January ., and
travel southwnrd, holding informal
meetings with producers in several
localities.
Albuquerque morning journal., 1913-12-26
UNEMPLOYED MEN
DO C0XEY ARMY ACT

Fresno, Calf, Dec. 25.--An organ
lied band Of 175 unemployed men
who have been here for the last three
days, continued their march south to-
day They started for Sanger. twelve
miles distant, where they expected 70
stay tonight.
committee named at mass
meeting Tuesday night secured suf-
ficient rations To guarantee the men
dinner and supper today From
Sanger II is said the unemployed will
march to Porterville, stopping at
other small towns enroute. II proba-
bly, win be three weeks before they
reach Bakersfield. The men have
been well behaved and law-abiding.
There has been no petty thievery.
This morning they passed a set Of
resolutions thanking the city for Its
generosity.
Albuquerque morning journal., 1913-12-26
ORGANIZATION OF
STATE GUARDS
BY HUERTA
President Plans to Place
5000 Militia in Charge Of
National Capital, Thereby
Relieving Regulars,

Mexico city Dec. 25.-President
Huertas plans Of organizing state
guards TO act independently of a fed
eral army is to be extended to the
federal district Announcement was
made tonight that after January /, a
federal district garrison of 5000 men
would be entrusted TO safeguard the
capital ana enyirons. This body is
not to be subject to service else
where.
The federal district is like terri
tory in its organization and is not in
c1uded in the general plan to enlist
one thousand militia in every state.
The men for the federal district guard
are sail to be already enlisted and
prepared for active service. This will
release the troops which have here
tofore been kept for service in the
carital,
Albuquerque morning journal., 1913-12-26
CITIZENS READY TO
PAY BONUS FOR
NEW ROAD
Movement Now Under Way
ContempIates Offer for Any
Company That VIII Com
pIete Line Into Albuquerque.

THAT Albuquerque citizens are moi
indifferent tn the advantages 81 0n
independent line of railroad VunhW
irtc his city connecting Farmlngion
cd Roswell, and that, on tho other
hand, thov are willing To- contribute,
lihoinlly to such AN enterprise regard.
less ~ who the promoters of T. mN
tc has been fully evidenced lN the
leyesapments of the last twn 80
three days.
Following upon the visit Co Alhu-
oGerduc cf Herbert Green. tho chi
caRo lankcr and promoter who or
panizcd The Gulf. New Mexico w Pa
ciflc Railroad company and Who Us.
scrts that he will take the New Mexico
Central out OF the hands of "A receiver
complete the construction Of thH ~
huquorquc Eastern ANA extend he
lines of both companies 50 as 90 Hvo
this city u neN ana independent tUil-
road. there has been great activity
among The business men OF Alhuquer-
que for the purpose of putting the
city definitely on record In regard "a
the construction of new reilfoad
into the city
As q result Of this activity "a mpye-
ment is now on foot To raise ID sub
scription list, pledged 10 the contri-
button of bonus 10 amy company ~
set of individuals who will Under
take so complete a new railroal into
a AlbuQucrquc between the points
ramed. or a railroad that viii connect
Albuquerque with M0riarity the June
tion point between the Albuquerque
Eastern and the New Mexico Central
This bonus will be available TO Any-
body who actually builds such "a road.
IN starting this movement, The men
back OF it wish Il to be distinctly un-
defstcod that they do not intend my
reflection upon Mr.. Green or his as-
soelates IN The newly formed coroora
tion. on the contrary the idcn Is
hat thoy viii have the first uppor-
tunlty 10 take advantage Of the offer
that Is made. They wish merely to
make IL clear that Albuquerque wants
new railroad ana il not particular
about who builds Il just so II b. built
The proposition that is being agi-
latcd hy the business men OF the city
cmiCmplatcs that definite sum of
money Is to be pledged for the con-
struction OF q railroad along the lines
proposed hy Mr.. Green and his as
soclates. fifty per cent TO be paid In
cash when the road is constructed
from Noriarity' to Albuquerque and
the Hagan coal fields, twenty-five per
cent when the road Is consrrrf,d
from Torrance to Roswell, ar
manning twenty-five per cent when
the line IS built from albuquerque 10
Pennington,
Albuquerque morning journal., 1913-12-26

many more candidates. There arc
scores of Young women in the CAM
paIgn territory who have aufccss iii-
flueI n their blood " they would hut
mnke The start THE STARTS THE
THING. Aficr ihc ice .s ancf brakcn
p win hc easy for you 90 tell your
friends uf the many advantages THEY
End YOu obtain under the Aeervo
system
TUE AsERVO SYSTEM MEANS
4 SAVING is ACTUAL MONEY no
ENEnN SUBSCRIBER TO THE
MORNING JOURNAL. lt means thnt
subscriptions viii fe much easier 90
set because every subscription means
direct tenOfit 90 the suhfcriher.
And practically everyone in Albuuutr-
ritc tho state of New Mexico or
northern Arizona who reads news
paper knows of the Ascrvo system BE-
thA time They are becoming any
ltus to begin reaplng the henefits
under It. In other words rHEN
WANT SOME CANDIDATE TO
TAKE THEIR SUBSCRIPTIONS to
the Morning journal 50 they may obs
tain the Aservo system coupon books
which mean "a saving OF Q per cent on
all cash purchases with each coupon
contained IN the books.
Unlike ANY Other Campaign.
That ~ the reason this campaign ~
unlike any other circulation campaign
ever inaugurated In Albuquerque.
THE SUBSCRIBER rs THE BIG
GEST BENEFICIARY BY helping
himself he helps the candidate, like
wise the candidate benefits every per-
son whom she induces to subscribe to
the Morning journal. The Aservo
System places the matter OF ballot
getting on an entirely different basis
from an ordinary contest because the
candidate is not alone the beneficiary
she is the medium through which
all OF her friends reap direct and last
ing money saving results.
Do not delay longer. DO not al
low your friends" to dissuade you
from your ambition to secure tour
OF the world by your own efforts.
Your TRUE friends will help ycu.
There Is no unpleasant publicity.
Your name appears twice a week with
those Of numerous other aspirants
for the same honor The campaign
Ia dignified In every respect and the
fact that you are assisting your
friends even more than yourself
should eliminate any objection on the
score Of obtaining help for the ma
terial return,
Albuquerque morning journal., 1913-12-26
COLLEGE MEN MAY
BE FORBIDDEN TO
PLAY SUMMER BALL

Dcnver, Dec 25.--rho question OF
allowing or prohibiting college men
playing Summer baseball for cash
is one Of the most important to be
brought before the Rocky mountain
faculty conference in Denver, De-
cember % ana ~, according to DR..
o. c. Lester. athletic representative of
the University Of Colorado at Boulder
The managers and coaches of the
Rocky mountain institutions will meet
tomorrow to arrange an athletic
schedule for next year. The faculty
representatives viii meet Saturday
to approve the schedules and dispose
of other matters.
Albuquerque morning journal., 1913-12-26
.HELP YOURSELF, BENEFIT FRIENDS
BY ENROLLING As A CANDIDATE IN
GREAT ASERV0SYSTEM CAMPAIGN
Your True Friends Will Welcome Your Entrance in Race to
Grdle Globe; Others Don't Count Privileges Ycu Give to
Subscribers More Than Amply RepayS Them For Sub
scrptIons.

= Q
q which % tailqis for the
pNhlh IL of
the World campaign sunday. BALLOTS
be- saturday
q s advisable daily
ballots a the
DO overlook the published the Morning
expiration
90
the Department Also cash slips
SPEND TINE COULD RE PUTTING Is
t \ SUBSCRIBER COUpONS
tNeNenonths subscription probably would
& The
Would @
Ballots obtained much
Tho started. YOUR not IN
of is
g the val
Will be after
plans Every ht Of assistance possible win be given
Albuquerque morning journal., 1913-12-26

landed cleanly, ln act more cleanly
than several blows previously. How
ever Shearn. VINO appeared To nave
made up his mind tlot Matthew's was
determined tu lose on n foul, lost his
head and Jumped tetTeen the fight
Gus. showing Matthews INTO his corner
ON raising Torres hand as the VIM
ncr amid the cheers II the Albuauer-
que Toys admirers and the Jeefs OF
a tthfwa friends
A demonstration Tor Torres then
took place and he was carried from
the ring on the shoulders OF some OF
the more enthusiastic fans.
Albuquerque morning journal., 1913-12-26
THE STAR OF BETHLEHEM
FEATURE RUNS AGAIN AT
THE ORPHEUM TONIGHT

"The star Of Bethlehem" the fea-
ture film which was shown to a
crowded house at the Orpheum last
night, has been held over for another
day for the accommodation Of those
who did not avail themselves Of the
opportunity 10 see one Of the most
stupendous Of motion picture produc-
tions The picture has received the
highest commendation wherever
shown and before coming to the Or
pheum had never been shown for less
than twenty-five cents. The Or
pheum prices remain the same, five
and ten cents, and the feature will
be shown at both performances to-
night, 7:30 and 8s45.
Albuquerque morning journal., 1913-12-26
AUTOMOBILE RUNS INTO
WAGON, 0VERTURNING
1T; WOMAN IS INJURED

M. A. Lobato. Of MartineztowG, last
night reported to Captain Pat O'Grady
of the police department, that an au-
tomoble had run into his wagon at
Sixth street and Copper avenue, over
turning it ana throwing his wife out.
She was slightly injured.
Lobato gave Captain O'Grady the
license number Of the automobile
which he asserts struck his wagon,
and the officer later cited S. w. Henry
to appear In police court this morn
ing to answer charge Of reckless
driving
Albuquerque morning journal., 1913-12-26
LAS VEGAS BASKETBALL
TEAM DEFEATS NEWTON

Las Vegas. \. NJ, Dec. 25.-The y
NJ. c. 4. basketball team Of Newton,
Kan. lost this afternoon to the To-
cal Y. NJ. c. A. five by the one-sided
score of as to q.
The game was fast and exciting and
was witnessed BY capacity crowd.
Todays victory gives the local team
a clean record so far this season.
Albuquerque morning journal., 1913-12-26
NEW SOVEREIGN ADVISER
OF W00DMEN OF WORLD

Omaha. Neb.. Dec. 25.--W. a. Fra
zier of Dallas. Tex, sovereign ad-
wiser Of the order viii automatical-
ly succeed j. Cullen Root, sovereign
commander of the Woodmen Of the
World, who died last night at Hend-
ersonville, N. c. This statement was
given out tonight at the HEADQUARTERS
of the order in this city. Mr.. Frazer
is now on his way to Omaha, as are
also various members of the board oi
advisers who will hold "A meeting sat
urday to give official sanction to|tra-
zier's succession. The regular successor
to the sovereign commander viii be
elected at the convention of the SOW
ereign camp in San Francisco IN l9l5.
The office carries i salary Of 100000
"a WAR
Albuquerque morning journal., 1913-12-26
SIX STITCHES IN
HEART SAVES HIM

New York. Dec 25.-With six
stitches taken in his heart tonight,
Vincenzo Lauro, victim OF a stabbing
affray, is expected to live When taken
to the Holy Family hospital in Brook
lyn, the surgeons decided that the
rare operation was necessary. Because
of the weakened condition Of the pa
'tient no anesthetic was given, but CO.
caine was used locally. The ribs above
the heart were cut through and six
stitches taken in the heart tissue. Late
tonight the patient was improving SO
fast that the surgeons declared they
expected his recovery.
Albuquerque morning journal., 1913-12-26
Portlnnd SOLE aRnr, LINDSAY.

Portland. Ore, Dee. 90" Bit
Lindsay. third baseman of the Port
land team in the Pacific Coast league,
will be sold to New Orleans, according
to an announcement today by Man
.ager McCredie, of the Portland team.
All Coast league clubs have granted
waivers on Lindsay The price was
not made public.
Albuquerque morning journal., 1913-12-26

Athens, Dec 25.-The Greek games
which were TO be held at Athens in
the spring of 1914, have been indefi-
nitely postponed. The committee in
charge has found it impossible TO
make adequate preparations in so
short a time after the war.
Albuquerque morning journal., 1913-12-26
LeyInsl1y Beats DrlscoIl.

New York, Dec. 25.-BattIlng Lev
insky, light heavyweight Of this city
defeated Jack Driscoll, of BROOKLYN
in a ten-round bout in the latter city
this morning. Ley:nsky weighed l56
pounds and Driscoll 176.
Albuquerque morning journal., 1913-12-26
CASH PRICES
NEED TIE MONEY

Best Corn, 100 lbs. s..........$ .$f.05
Microzone Liquid, soc size. .. rs
Best Wheat, per 100 lbs. ...,..Sf.S5
Good Hay, bale ..........,... .45
Rock Salt, per Ib. ....,....... OF
International Poultry Food, 500
box ........ ...,..s......... ed
Beet Pulp, dried, 100 lb. sack. $3.50
Perfection Coiic Remedy, soc
DOtIle s.s.i-...+r.r..,. .f.s'.s.. 30
Please order promptly while they
last. You can order by phone and
pay when delivered.
Il. ". FEE,
.212 w, Lead Ave. Phone 10.
Albuquerque morning journal., 1913-12-26
ALBUoUERoUE

BUTTS. Inc, Cor. Second and Gem
traI. Drugs, Toilet Articles, Soda
Water, Cigars, sundries.
KAPPLE FURNITURE Co, 2is-
20 II. Central.
Observation-Disclosures Co,
2O6 ". Gold, Pinnos, Siusic, eto.
MODEL DRY GOODS CO., 32i w.
Central. Dry Goods, Notions,
Ladies' and Chlldrcn's Wearing
Apparel, etc.
o. A. MATSON & CO., zoe w. Cen
tral. Books, Stationery, Kodaks,
Photo Supplies, etc.
NJ. MANDELL. 110 W. Central.
Clothing, Suits, Hats, IIaber-
dasher.
SANTA TE, NEW MEXICO
BUTT BROS, Drugs, Toilet Ar
ticles, Soda Water, Cigars, sun
dries, etc.
CLOVIS, NEW MEXICO.
AIANDELL CLOTHING Co, Cloth
ing, Suits, IIaberdasher.
T.. LAS VEGAS, n. NJ
G. v. HEDGCOCIi, Shoes.
LAS VEGAS, NEW MEXICO.
THE RED CROSS DRUG co.
RATION, NEW MEXICO.
THE RATION DRUG co.
WINsLOW, ARIZONA.
THE wINsLoW DRUG STORE.
DOUBLE POINTS ON CASH SLIPS
In order to give AsERvO MER-
CHANTS. listed above the benefit
OF as large an amount of cash
buying during Christmas week as
possible DOUBLE POINTS WILL
BE CREDITED TO CANDIDATES
ON ALL CASH SLIPS FROM
THESE STORES OR THOSE
THAT MAY BE INCLUDED DUR
ING THE WEEK. This offer holds
good ONLY on cash slips obtained
THIS WEEK and deposited at the
Tour Department Of the Morning
journal before O o'clock Saturday
night, December 81.
Albuquerque morning journal., 1913-12-26
I CHRISTMAS TREES
BESIDE BED OF
CRIPPLED TOT
Garlic NeIISen 8 Years DID,
Who Wondered if Santa
Would Come to Hospital
Gets Many Presents,

when 3-lGu-old Carl Niclson
aWtkp yestot daA inuruing at 81
Iuecph'H hCsI tai he couldn't believe
his ewes -Four Christmas trees borne
down with toys stood about his bed.
Garlic rubaed his sFcs and stared
lie wasn't sure whether he was
dreaming or awake and started to
rct out ~ bed to find out lf the trees
Mere reHi hut snnl back llNcittd,
Cnrie had forvottcr that hig leg had
been cut uff scvcrn1 weeks ago
% was because of the amputation of
his lex and the fntf TINT Dr. ~. =.
MoIundross told him he would not be-
able TO go homie before Christmas.
that caused Garlic Co wonder whether
santa Claua Wouh visit him at the
hospital lie knew he would not he
able 90 leave the bed to hang up his
ftocking. and this added to his anX-
iccr.
The sisters and ur Mct.andress
learned what Garlic was wondering
about. and thcN decided that Santa
claus would not slight hm ManN
perenr I'm Aihuqutrquc und other
cities near who had hoard about
Carrie through the Journal sent him
TOYS and Chriauuau prescnts Of all
kinds. Among the gifts sent to the
hospital were the four trees.
When the little follow went to
sleep Christmas cve--t was later than
usual for him. WORRY t3nut Santa had
kopt him awake---thc sisters plac, u
tho trees near hls lea and decorated
thrm with toys. cardy nuts ana other
trnkcts that they had gotten for him
ana those spnt hy other persons.
Carrs father A. r. Nieson, 1923
North Third street. telcphoned tho
hospital from his led. yesterday
morning. to inquire about his sons
condition. and lcurned how royalty
santa had treated him. THE father
Is IN with tuberculosis and confined Ca
his hore telephone WIS placed
at his bedside 20 he could call w
81. Joleph's whenever bee wished "a
while Garlic is there
Airs Nelson who Is caring for her
husband. was unable to go 10 thc hos
piiu yesterday However, the Sisters
ana nurses waited on tho boy, tntinE
thinrs from his trees and settling tnem
on the bed for him 90 play with.
The boy will hc able to have the
hospital next month. The operation
was suDeessfui and appears to have
arrested the ubercular injection
which made amputation necessary.
Albuquerque morning journal., 1913-12-26

Back at my old stand and
will give all orders my personal
attention. Quantity and quail
ity guaranteed. Hugh TrOtter,
Coal and Wood.
Albuquerque morning journal., 1913-12-26

Extra selected Chinese lily bulbs,
DafTodlIs, Hardy Lilies, Tulips and
crocus bulbs; for sale by
T.. w. FEE,
I2f2-2f1-2f0 w. Lead Ave. Phone f9.
Albuquerque morning journal., 1913-12-26

When his condition points TO kid
ney trouble takes an unwise risk.
Backache. pain and soreness over the
kidneys. nervous or dizzy spells poor
sleep, are all symptoms that VIII dis
appear with the regular use or fo-
ley Kidney Pills. They put the Nd-
neys and bladder in a clean, strong
ana healthy condition, and rheumatic
pains. stiff joints. lumbago and lrregu,
lar bladder action are all relieved
promptly when Foley Kidney Pills
are taken. For sale by Butts. Inc.
Albuquerque morning journal., 1913-12-26

Try Tongue Coal, the new
coal from AIgOdones. The best
for all uses. Gallup, lump and
stove. Carthage, lump and
stove. Mountain Wood. Phone
912. Hugh TrOtter, 402
North First.
Albuquerque morning journal., 1913-12-26

Results from journal Want Ads.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1913-03-11
WANTED.

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Cash register tickets get valuable prem
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