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WILSON WILL
RUN IN 1916
Official Statement Comes From
Vice President.
SEEKS VOTERS APPROVAL
Leaders Concede Ee Will Not Have
Serious Opposition For Democratic
Nomination.

Serious Opposition For Democratic
Nomination.
Washington, Sept. 3. - Vice Presi-
dent Marshall gave out statement
announcing that President Woodrow
Wilson will be candidate for re-elec-
ton in 1916.
Mr.. Marshall, after saying that Pres
ident Wilson would be the Democratic
candidate, continued:
president Wilson will have the en-
thusiastic, unqualified and united sup
port of his party. Fair-minded Demo
Gratis will recognize that he Is emit
tied to a chance for second term to
prove the utility of his policy.
lightning rods already up, may
as we'll be taken down and preserved
for future use; Democratic lightning
will not strike rod in 1916.
at is a maxim of law that In the
midst of arms the laws are silent, and
| predict that in the midst or the
European conflict, politics in America
will be silent. Here and there men
will vote because of personal prefer
ences for candidates, but the people as
a whole will appreciate the extremely
delicate situation in which the repub-
lie finds itself and will realize the i'm.
portance of restraint in expressing
views about the foreign war, the ne
cessity of needing the presidents In
junction to maintain a strict neutral
ity, and the danger of rocking the boat
while passing through this troubled
sea.
"They will not wish to Interfere in
any way with the Jealous labors OF
the president and his advisers to
maintain friendly relations with all
peoples and entangling alliances with
none. In my Judgment partisanship
will be sunk by the American people
in their great desire to preserve the
blessings of peace.
1--WE may and probably shall have
politics in 1916, but not in 1914. And
though it may afford pleasant diver
sion in hot weather to guess as to
probable candidates for the presidency
LHey may dS Weil Cohhho 'iioiA S"S@~"
to the Republican and Bull Moose
parties. There will be no contest In
the Democratic party"
Political leaders, both within and
without the Democratic party, con
cede that if Mr.. Wilson Is candidate
for the Democratic nomination he will
not be seriously opposed. From an au'
thoritative source it has been learned
that not long ago Secretary of State
Bryan expressed the view that If the
Wilson administration was a success
Mr.. Wilson could have the Democratic
nomination for the asking, and that II
the administration did not measure
up to public expectations the nomina
ton would not be worth having fol-
anybody else.
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Gar DRIVEN BACK
With HEAVY koSS
The Russian Generd> Staff Ad-
mIts Reverse &
MILLIONS ENGAGED IN BATTLE
Austrians Are Routed In Galicia and
Evacute Lembera, Their Strong
hold.

London, Sept. 3.-Advices have been
received here from st. Petersburg 10
the effect that the Russian general
staff has frankly confessed to disaster
to two army corps 100000 mem en-
gagged in the invasion of East Prus'
STA.
The general staff's announcement OIL
casualties includes the loss of three
generals.
General Samsoniv, one of the Rus
sian commanders killed, was consld
cred one of Russia's most capable and
brilliant generals. He greatly d1stln
guished himself in the Rsso-Japanese
war, where he commanded a division
of Siberian Cossacks.
The other two lost commanders, the
Times correspondent says, were Gen
eral Martos, commander of an army
corps, and General Pestitch, attached
to the general staff.
Telegraphing from st. Petersburg
the correspondent Of the Times de
clares that the war reports given ou,
by the headquarters staff in the Rus
sian capital are generally rather mea
ger. but in contradistinction to what
ia the case in erlin and Vienna, they
always are true.
That the headquarters will stick to
this plan also when the news Is bad
is proved by the announcement just
made This attitude shows their con
fidence in the fortitude and staunch
ness of the Russian people, which I'M
doubtedly is deserved and augurs well
for the future.
The wording of the announcement
indicates that other Vistula fortresses
besides Graudenz and Thorn, have
been sent reinforcements.
From Galicia the news is that q
fierce battle is still raging. The situa
ton in this Austrian province is prob
ably an follows:
A large Austrian army, with its
base upon Cracow and Przemysl, fifty
miles west of Lemberg, has occupied
the south portion of the Russian Polish
governments of Lublin and kielce. l,
advanced in two independent columns
to the north, one on either side OF the
Vistula river.
Against the column advancing on
Lublin marced the larger part OF the
third Russian army. The hostile forces
met south of Lublin and toward Toma
shov, where the battle announced over
q week ago is in progress.
At the same time the Russian fourth
army corps crossed the eastern from
tier of Galicia, and after series OF
minor encounters, in which 1t was
everywhere victorious, drove back the
considerable Austrian forces massed
there until a general battle ensued
about thirty miles east Of Lemberg
After long sustained and heavy fight
ing at this point the Russians cap
tured several places where the Aus
TRANS had taken up positions fortified
by field works.
Then the Russian advance on Lem
berg was continued.
A dispatch to the Daily News from
Rome says:
Besides advancing In East Prussia
the Russians are also invading Ger
many in northern Galicia, their objec
tive being Koenigshutt, in Prussian
Silesia, whence presumably they will
march on Berlin by way of Breslau."
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Mexican Elections In November.

Mexico City, Sept 3.-General cleo
lions have been called for November
Until then the country will continue
under military rule.
The government issued a decree
prohibiting the confscation of prop
erty by army officers without signed
order from Carranza. The decree also
prohibits military arrests on a mere
accusation, two accusers being re-
quired. These accusers must, prove
their charges against a person within
seventy-two hours or suffer the pen.
atty which would result we're the ac-
cused proved guilty.
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Big German Column
Defeated.
Is MILES FROM CITY
Exhaust Enemy IS the Plan
OF the Allies
KAISER SEEKS lTMrS AID
Tremendous Battle Continues
Along Whole line.

London, Sept. 3.-All along the line
the allies are engaged in q desperate
.truexIe to check the savage attack OF
the kaiser's forces on Disc, about forty
miles from Paris.
The British are fighting desperately
to block the Germans from getting
one Of the most direct routes to tnat
city. The battle ragged all day Sunday
and Monday. BY sheer weight OF mum
hers the Germans are pushing On 70
victory.
News of the battle reaching LONDON
from two differene sources Is the hrst
aeanite information. since the light
around Mons.
The French war ONCE has issued
the following statement:
.Our troops press forward little oy
little In the Vosges. In the region OF
Ham, vervins and st. Quentin the BAT
tie has been continuing three days.
I'm the center there has been alter
nate successes and checks and the
Dnneral battle still goes on. On the
he Franin forces have had 9
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VAR TAX
Hess $780,
||plp Levy.
president VIII


soo probably will read q message TO
congress, asking for war tax.
He conferred with the Democratic
leaders In congress in order to deter
mine upon the details. The president
probably will ask for levy OF $780,
100000, to be raised through some
form of stamp tax.
President Wilson signed the war In.
surance risk bill. The president sees
no reason why congress should re-.
main in session after the emergency
war measures and the trust legislation
have been disposed of, and officials
expect adjournment this month.
The president also discussed the
shipping question with members Of
thu marine and naval committees OF
the house. No conclusion was reached.
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FOE u MILES FROM PARIS
4 Strong German Force 10 Badly De
feated In Fight.

1Sdte0 IN Ft8HS.
Paris, Sept. 8. Refugees from
Crepy-en-Valois, in the department OF
Disc, only twenty-five miles northeast
Of Paris, tell of a fight between the
French and Germans near that place.
A strong German force had pene'
trated to the point mentioned, where
It met with such fierce resistance that
It was almost annihilated. Piles Of
bodies are lying three feet high, &C.
cordiag to the refugees.
A sergeant, wounded near Com
piegne, asserts that he saw whole
German division wiped out by the
French artillery.
A German division Is composed OF
two brigades of two regiments each, .
total of $4,000 men.
A German cavalry corps marching
toward the forest of Compiegne, on
the left wing of the allied forces, en-
gaged the English. The English cap
tured ten guns.
Compiegne Is fifty miles from Paris.
The reports brought by the refa-
eees from Crepy-en-Valois indicate .
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JAPAN LANDS 5000 TROOPS

Disembarkment Of Army at Lung-kow
In Violation Of China's Neutrality.
Pekin, Sept. 3.-Japan has landed
between 10000 and $1,000 troops from
eighteen transports at Lung-Kow.
Lung-Kow is a newly opened port
about 100 miles north of Tsing-Tau.
This Is declared to have been done In
violation Of China's neutrality.
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atandino Of the Clubs.
Honors Won BueIow's SLAYER.

London, Sept. 3.-In dispatch from
Amsterdam the correspondent OF the
Central News says that the shot which
ultimately resulted in the death Of
General Won Buelow, one of the Ger
man commanders, was fired by Bel.
gian private named Rosseau, who has
since been decorated by King Albert
for his conduct in the battle of Haze
len
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Live Stock Prices.

CHICAGO-HOGS strong; bulk of
sales, .$s.95@s:s5; light. $9g9;55; Ihtx.
ed ss g AZ TO- h n,asy s sSSs9SS'
CATTLE s t. sEs 6ee saeks ss sS
feeders, $5.5068.15; cows and heiters,
S8.9O@9.40; calves, s7.50@11:25.
SHEEP steady; sheep, $4.70@6s60:
yearliugs. $b.40@6.65; lambs, $5.7s0
IT'S.
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o'shauahnessy to Vienna.

Washington. Sept. 3-Former charge
d'affaires at Mevico City, Nelson
O'Shaughnessy, has been ordered to
Vienna. where he will act as an extra
secretary to the American embassy.
Jordan H. Stabler, of Baltimore, at.
tached to the Latin-American bureau,
has gone to London to assist the en-
bassy there.
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Standing of the Clubs.
NATIONAL LEAGUE.

At delphia-Boston, Z; Phila-
delphia, Qst game). Batteries-Ru-
dolph, Gowdy; Rixey, Marshall, Baum
gartner, Killifer.
Boston, -; Philade4 phia, 3 I'D
game). Batteries - James, Gowdy:
lineup, Rixsy, Oeschger. Mattison,
Burns.
At Cincinnati-Cincfnna 4; Chica-
go, 8. Batteries - Yingling, Clarke;
Vaughn, Archer.
At Brooklyn - Brooklyn, s; New
York, 2. Batteries-Pfeffer, McCarty;
Marquard, Schauer. Shupp, Meyers,
Mclean.
At st. Louis - Pittsburgh, 4; st.
Louis, l 1st game). Batteries-Mc-
CULLEN, Coleman; Perrftt, Wingo.
Pittsburg, /; st. Louis. I'D game;
II innings; darkness).
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PHILADELPHIA - FLOUR firm;
winter clear, $4.75@4.90; city mills
RYE FLOUR firm. at s4.5o04.75 pei
barrel.
WHEAT firm; No. 2 red, $1,000
LA. =
CORN quiet; No. 2 yellow, 92@93c
OATS steady; No. white, SIG
54kc.; lower grades, SIC.
POULTRY: Live steady; hens, ITO
18c.; old roosters, 12@13c. Dressed
firm; choice fowls, 201ac.; old rodst,
ers, 13c.
BUTTER Arm; fancy creamery, 34c.
EGGS steady; selected, 80 @ 35c.;
aearby, 3Oc.; western. soc.
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vel a. the artificial defenses that Will
have to be encountered.

Y0O 004UI0I kO0SuA CD Va SAAS SSS~~~S
well a. the artificial defenses that Will
have to be encountered.
Allies Playing For Time.
Il II becoming evident that all along
the western line the allies are playing
Tor time in the hope that the German
assault will become exhausted.
On the diplomatic side Germany Is
making renewed efforts to bring Italy
into her camp, because OF the Russian
advance and her pressing need Tor
Immediate successes.
The significance of the removal OF
the German military headquarters
from Coblenz to an unknown destina-
ton is difacuit to explain, but the
change Is regarded as highly interest
ing.
The announcement by q Paris pa
per that fourteen German staff officers
have been captured and informed at
Mines Is the first intimation OF this
incident. It may possibly be signin-
can't, although it is not said where the
Germans were taken prisoners.
The Prince of Wales relief fund has
passed the ten million dollar mark.
A dispatch from Antwerp to Reu-
tsrs Telegram company conveys the
following Official announcement:
'The Germans are again lombard.
ing Malines, aiming at the steeple Of
the cathedral. which is prominent
landmark for miles around.
Certain movements of the German
troops In the direction of Assche, In
the province of Brabant, six miles
northwest of Brussels, gave rise to the
belief that the Germans were contem-
plating Q movement toward Ter
monde. sixteen miles east of Client.
However, the Belgian troops have
been reinforced on account of the ne.
cessity Of preserving control Of Was
land. The enemy advanced from Brus-
sells to Assche, but could not penetrate
further north.
'Ninove and Alost, sixteen and NJ
tsen miles respectively from Client, In
different directions, have been occu-
pied by the Germans.
I'm the provinces Of Antwerp and
Limbourg the situation is unchanged"
There are unconfrmed reports In
London that Turkey has declared war
on Russia. Dispatches from Petrogrod
state It IL believed in Russia that war
botween Greece and Turgey kill occur
In Z few days. An extraordinary war
souucu was held In Athens.
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China Protests to U. s.

Washington, Sept. 3.-Chinese off,
cials have called the attention Of the
American consular officers at Cheefoo
to the landing of several thousand
troops by Japan on Chinese territory
1t Lung-Kow, near Huang Halen. This,
Chinese officials claim, is a distinct
violation of neutrality.
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Heavy Firing Heard of Florida.

St. Augustine, Fla, Sept. 3.-Re-
ports from South Beach, five miles
from here, said that heavy firing was
heard off that point, and it was be-
lieved that a naval battle was going
on. The sound indicated that the fir
Ing was about thirty-five miles of the
shore. An aeroplane was seen to
come within three miles of shore and
then turn back to sea.
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PASS CLAYTON BILL
The Antitrust Measure Goes Through
the Senate.

InC 0cTldIS.
Washington, Sept. BY a vote OF
48 to Is, the senate passed the Clay
ton antitrust bill, eight Republicans
voting for the measure. No Democrats
opposed it.
This is the second of the admins
tration antitrust bills to be passed
Many amendments were added by the
senate, but the bill now will be return.
ed to the house and then sent to con.
ference.
The eight Republicans who voted
for the bill were Senators Brady, OF
Idaho; Clapp, of Minnesota; Cummins
Of Iowa; Jones, Of Washington; Ken,
yon, of Iowa; Norris, of Nebraska;
Perkins, of California, and Poindexter,
of Washington.
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BASE BALL oCuRES
Following Is the Result of Games
Played Yesterday.
AMERICAN LEAGUI

NMERTCNN LEAGUE.
At shington-Chicago, 4; Wash
ington, 40 innings; darkness). Bat
teries \ Johnson, Bent, Williams
Benz, Schalk, Mayer.
At Boston-St Louis, 9; Boston,
(1st game). Observation-Disclosures
jenkins: Gregg, Cady.
Boston, Z; st. Louis, 8 cd game)
Batteries-Bedient, Carrigan; Mitch
ell, Hoch, Jenkins.
At New York = Detroit, 6; New
York, 5. Batteries-Main, Cavet, Stan
age; Cole, Nunamaker.
Athletics-Cleveland not scheduled.
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TRi-sTATE LEAGUE.

At Ha9k sburg-AHentOWn, 5; lie
risburg. tIsr garue). atteries-ScoS
Moore; Adams, Miller.
Harrisburg, 2; Allentown, 1
game). atteries-Scott. THERE; Cha
bek, Miller.
At Lancaster-Wilmfngt 10; Lam
caster, 9. atteries.Tobin, Schoilen;
berger; Stevens, Steinback.
At misunderstanding, a: Trenton
8 (1st camel. Batteries-Meehan, Cas-.
sett; Boelzle, Odessy.
Trenton, 8; Reading, 6 cd camel
Batteries-Williams, Cassett; Sells,
Nagla
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CHAUTAUQUA CELEBRATES

Fortieth Anniversary to Be Observed
at Session Which Opened Today.
Chautauqua, N. Y, Sept. 2.-The for.
tieth anniversary of the Chautauqua Is
to be celebrated in connection with
tho International Lyceum association
convention, which opened here today
and continues through Sept. II.
Among the notables are Maud Bal.
lington Booth, Anna A. Gordon, Mrs.
William Cummings Story, Mrs. Char.
lotte Perkins Gilman and Mrs. Percy
v. Pennybacker.
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sn the streets of Detroit.
Bar u. 6. Arnny Observers

Washington, Sept. 3.-Russia, Ger
many and France informed Secretary
Of War Garrison that they would not
permit American military observers
to accompany their armies during the
present war.
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10000 Men Guard Berlin.

London, Sept. "a dispatch to the
Central News from Amsterdam says
that kilograms received there from
Berlin set forth that the German CAPT.
tai is being buarded by several army
corps 100000 mem.
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r actful.

"When you look at me, my dear, YOU
eyes always have a stupid expression.
.aThat is without doubt, my dear, be
cause they always reflect your aoor
able image."-Paris Pages Foilies.
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NamuF own HaH bToWh Up.
London. Sept. 3.-The Times Ostend
correspondent quotes an American
who was allowed to pass through the
German lines as saying that the Ger
mans have blown up the Hotel de Vile
1t Namur. The reason for this act are
unknown.
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FLEET STAYS IN MEXICO

U. 8. WarshIps Will Not Be With
drawn at Present.
Washington, Sept. 3.-No warships
are to be taken away from Mexican
waters at present, and transfer of
command of the fleet from Rear Ad-
miral Badger to Rear Admiral Fletcher
has been postponed until next month.
1t was the plan to bring the United
States feet to Hampton Roads for the
transfer. Secretary of the Navy Dan
lels made the announcement.
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GERMAN PAPER is GLOOMY

Socialist Publication Calls POSITION Q,
Nation PrecaFious.
Paris, Sept. "A Basel dispatch
states that the Vorwaertz, a LEADING
Socialist newspaper of Germany, de-
clares the German situation Is seFi
GUS, since she Is recalling troops In
large numbers in the hope of stopping
the Russian advance.
Devastation spread by the Russians
in East Prussia has wrecked the Ger
man corn market, according to reports
from Berlin, and no supplies can reach
the kaiser's capital.
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Relief Fund Now SIC. 100000

London, Sept. SIT was Officially
announced that the national re|ie
fund, which was started by the Prime
of Wales, and to which manw wealthy
Americans have subscribed, now tC
tails $l0,G00,000.
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Ohamberlain's Collie, Cholera Andi
DiaIT.hOoa Remedy

DiaTThOea Remedy.
81 advised the boys when they
enlisted for the Spanish War to
take Chamberlain Collie, Cholera
and Diarrhoea Remedy with them,
and have received many thanks for
the advice given" writes ]. H. Hou--
ghland. Eldon, Iowa. mo person,
whether travelling or at home
should be without this great RENE
dy. Far sale by all dealers.-Adw.
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How They Were Seated.

How They Were Seated.
81 suppose you sat at the captains
tabler'
'The captain sat at our table," 70
spondsd Mrs. Nuritch. with dignity
Louisville Courier Journal.
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Twelve War Nurses Killed.

London, Sept. 3.-The Paris cores
pondent of the Chronicle says that
twelve of the women Red Cross nurses
sent to the front have been killed ana
that others have been wounded.
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MaIlnes Again Bombarded.

London, Sept. "a dispatch from
Antwerp to Reuters Telegram com
pany says: 1.-THE Germans are again
bombarding Malines, aiming at the
steepIe of the cathedral"
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Standing of the Clubs,
FEDERAL LEAGUE.

At Buffaio-Buffalo, 3; Brooklyn, !
qst camel; Batteries Bluejacket.'
Brooklyn, 5; Buffalo. S cd gamess
IL innings; darkness). Batteries =
LATTE, Chappelle, Brown, Land:
Schultz, Knapp, Woodman, Moran,
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Never have an Idle hour or an Idle
pound.-Oid Saying.
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Eixed Roth waxs

Please give me two bills for my hat,
one for $40, to show my husband, and
sne for 500, to show my lady friendc. =
MeggendOrfer Batter.
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10000 OLD WARRIORS MARCH
Detroit Cheers Grand Army of the Re-
public as Ii Passes In Review.


Detroit, Sept. 3.-Despite threaten
ing weather thousands thronged side
walks and parks and tops of buildings,
nped grandstands and vehicles and
~strategic places along
ue to vie wone of TIE
IS which has ever pass
sn the streets of Detroit.
For the forty eighth time members
of the Grand Army of the Republic
marched in national review. The pa
rade was the browning event of the
encampment, which officially began
Monday and ends on Saturday, and
which has brought more than 10000
veterans to Detroit.
Scores of patrolmen, stationed along
the avenue, were reinforced by COM
panies of Boy Scouts, who have won
much praise for the efficient manner
in which they have acted as body
guards for the old soldiers since the
encampment began.
Forty-four state departments, each
led by the commander and totalling
10000 of the boys in blue, comprised
the backbone of the parade.
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LOSSES DEPRESS BERLIN

Death Of General Won 6ueIoW 10 Now
Confirmed.
The Hague, Sept. 3.-Travelers ar
irving here from Berlin say that the
German capital is depressed at the
huge German losses and that half Of
the population is wearing mourning.
The official casualty lists published
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WEATHER EVERYWHERE.
Temp. Weat her.

Observations of United States
weather bureaus taken at p. m.
yesterday follow:
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Standing Of the Clubs.
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MENAGERIE OF TRAINED WILD ANIMAL:


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