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Arizona republican., 1915-06-18

Mrs. r. $. Tracy, Mrs Howell and Mrs. Tom Hurst called on Mrs. Ed wards Wednesday afternoon.
Arizona republican., 1915-06-18
NEW BOY FOR GILBERT

MT and Mrs. Darphn are rejoicing over the arrival of new boy at their home.
Arizona republican., 1915-06-18
Try "GETS-IT," It's
 Magic for COrnSI
Now Simple, Common Sense Way.

You will never know how really easy it is to get rid of a corn. until you have tried "GETS-IT." Nothing like it has ever been produced. IL takes less time ,o apply it than it does to read this. It
Arizona republican., 1915-06-18
oh. lift is short
 And time is fleeing,

Oh. lift is short
 And time is fleeing, Yet some retort The nap one takes,
 There's just no beating His strength renewing, While other Jakes
 Are up and doing.
 Birmingham Age Herald. Hire a little salesman at The Re publican office. A Want Ad will see more customers than you can.
Arizona republican., 1915-06-18
o-l FORD Motor Gar M.

THOS. H. MckEVITT co. Car of the American Family Fred L. Waugh Sales Manager. 25 N. End St. Phone 1246.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1915-07-31
BANK CLEARINGS
STILL ON UPGRADE

New York. July 80.--CBradstreet's
weekly bank clearings. Bank clear
ings In the United States for the week
ending July 20, as reported to Brad
streets Journal, New York. aggregate
$3.024.011, 200. against $3.259,86 900
last week, and s2,93S.9S3,000 in thie
week last year. Canadian ciearfngs ag-
gregate s122, 900. as against $751;
$50, 900 last week. and $50, 2s1. 200 In
this week last year Following are
the returns for this week and last.
with percentages of change shown this
week, as compared with this week
last year:
New York. s1.77s.5s7. 900; increase.
5.5.
Chicago. $275.1so,ooo: decrease.
81.
Philadelphia, s145.s55. 900; increase.
7.3
Boston. s131,25s. 900; decrease, 80.
st. Louis s69.S2s,000: increase, 3.5.
Kansas City. s5s,525,00o; decrease.
"a
Plttsburg. $4s. 900; increase, Is.
San Francisco, S46,1s5.000; increase.
AS
baltimore. s2s.sob,oOo: increase.
.1I.9.
Minneapolis. s15,o5s,ooo decrease,
206.
Detroit, s26,e04.ooo: increase. 14.a
Cincinnati, s24.4s5.00o; increase.
lie.
Cleveland. s27240,ooo: increase, ga.
Los Angeles, $16.s13,00O; decrease.
'143,
New Orleans, $15.e02,0 900; increase,
Al.
Omaha, s14,6o2, 900: increase. Is.
Milwaukee, $12.77S, 900; decrease,
Hts
washington. D. c.. $s.so1,ooo; in
Grease. 80.
Richmond, sS,s56,oOo: increase.
JHn
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1915-07-31

Commerce to the Council and Board
OF Aldermen TO attend the mass meet
ing and participate in the demonstra-
ton to be at the City Auditorium next
Wednesday night was accepted. Ad-
dresses giving impressions of the re-
cent trip West will be made by Gov
ernor Stuart, Major Bowles, of the
Blues. and William T. Daoney, Of the
Chamber of Commerce.
A Leading Citizen.
Mr.. Royal. elected to the Police
Commission, has for many years been
among the leading public spirited
citizens of Richmond. having taken
prominent part in many civic move
ments. Though always active in pub
lie life he has never aspired to pub
lie office. He has been prominently
identified with the real estate and in
surance business for years and he mas
always worked consistently for the
improvement of conditions in civic
affairs and for the development of the
best interests of the city.
Seconding Mr.. Royals nomination
last night Colonel Grundy declared in
I'VE are to be congratu-
lated in having secured him as a
member of the Police Board
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1915-07-31
GRAIN AND PROVISION MARKET
SF~vnashed ny Miller d Co.. Brokers'
Richmond. VAL

Csacago. nj, July so.-wheat-Rai-
lied slightly Both the Liverpool spots
and the London cargo markets were
quoted as irregular Domestic news
indicated a return OF normal weather
with nothing from the northwest In
dtcative OF anything but small per-
ceutage of black-rust damage so far.
The tenor OF the talk from Chicago
seems TO lie in boarish direction Re
ceipta. 1.%46.ooo
corn-About steady with the weather
at present still not what II ought
10 be- Receipts. GOT 600
oats-Somewha better. with the
weather favorable, the cash article es-
socially strong. The latter advance
however, p~oha bly, rspresen ting. EReSt
covering of stale positions. Receipts
l7s, 900.
Provisions-steadyt to dun. Chicago
showed 10000 hogs and general condi-
lions still favorable and likely to con-
ttnue 80 for the development of heavy
weights The excessive amount of
rood pastures for cattle and sheep
makes for larger distribution of feed
In the direction of hogs so that all
tendencies continue TO reflect fun
movement of the raw product.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1915-07-31
CHARTER GRANTED
FOR NEW RAILROAD
VIII Be Known AS Richmond, Rap
pafnnnock and Northern Railway.
Push Preliminary Work.

Charter having been granted by the
State Corporation Commission to the
Richmond. Rappahannock ard North
ern Railway, Richmond capitalists
promoting the West Point to Urbanna
line are preparing to conduct a bust
ness survey of the territory to be
served by the new railway This survey
will be made with view to ascertain
ing the volume of business In the ter
ritory that will be diverted from other
marts to this city. and the degree Of
cooperation which the interests of the
peninsula will give the enterprise.
The charter, granted yesterday by
the State Corporation Commission, Is
to the Richmond. Rappahannock and
Northern Railway, with maximum
capital stock of $500, 900 and minimum
OF 100000 The officers named in
the charter are: Warner Moore. presi-
dent; II. 1. Lewis, vice. president: r. H.
Bruce. treasurer; James Mullen, sec
rotary. The above and o. J. Sands,
F. II. Srague and A. l.. Hawse con-
stitute the board of directors.
VIII Visit Section.
Oliver j. Sands, Thomas Gresha m
and other local business men interest
ed in the enterprise expect to leave
early next week on a visit to the
northern counties. Richmond, North
cumberland. Lancaster and other coun-
ties that will be developed by the rail-
way, will be visited by this party. The
business interests of the sections to
be visited will be interested In the
new railway and their cooperation in
the development of the enterprise VIII
be secured.
meeting of the campaign commit
tee for financing the proposed road
will be had in West Point or at Ur-
hanna next week. This committee
consists of representative men of every
section through which the railway will
pass and from which its business will
be drawn.
Cooperation Essential.
Mr.. Sands has issued a letter to the
campaign committee stating that un-
less cooperation Is received the rail-
road cannot be built. Further, Mr..
Sands declares the new road will ex-
pect satisfa Glory treatment from the
Southern Railway at West Point IT
this Is not assured. the new road will
refuse to connect with the Southern
and will connect with the Chesapeake
and Ohio at Toano. To do this the
road will have to go through New
Kent County. and to meet this pos
sible emergency the draft of the char
ter of the company has been go
amended as to permit the road to go
through New Kent.
The rights-of-way must be given,
Mr.. Sands declared, and from $780,
900 to $4,000 subscribed for stock.
The stock to be offered will, accord
ing to present plans. be 7 per cent non
cumulative preferred, full paid and
nonassessable.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1915-07-31
wHoa

wHO7
Who Is 1t who always finds fault with
the play
And says IT'S 4 pity, alas
That the theatre, yes, sirl has seen
its best days
Why the man who goes in on
pass
Who is 1t who always picks flaws in
the Church
And SCOTS ut IT'S present estate
And where 10 the church-member
free from a smirch?
Why, the man who puts least in
the plate.
Who Is 1t who's ready to knife his
own town
And talk of the much that it lacks:
I'VE need public spirit; no wonder
we're DOWN.
Why, the fellow who lodges his
tax.
Who is Il who rails at the Govern
ment most,
And calls it "a deuce of note
That we have to be ruled by dis
honest host?
Why, the insect that won't even
vote.
Waiter 6. Doty.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1915-07-31
PROFIT TAKING BREEDS
MARKET REACTION
U0w1nr Down, However. Welcomed
as Evidence of Sanity by
Conservatives.
RAILS AND coPPERs Squirt
Hpccnlasors Play Safe and let Go OF
Their Holdings in Sufficient Amount
90 Stop Markets Rise.

New York. July so.-Stocks acted
today very much as might have been
expected in the sequel to such vio-
lent speculation for the rise as was
carried on most Of the week in the
rapidly growing list Of war munNion
shares. The fact that what appeared
70 be such a reacti0nary tendency as
would normally he required TO show
itself became manifest In the course
OF the DAY was one OF the market
more reassuring signs. Total dealings
were on a large scale, but the tradlnS
efackened in the afternoon when the
downward drift OF prices was more
evident. and the feverish strength OF
lying orderliness. Net changes for
the forenoon gave way to a more graft
the day were irregular with gains
matchmaking.
while the market started upward
a the early trading and strength pre-
dominated during the morning. the
list lost flrmness in the early AFTER
moon. Reactionary tendencies result
ing from persistent profit-takins and
some bearish professional effort on
the theory that the market deserved
Z setback asserted measurable control
over the price movement
Railroad Coppcrs Squirt
After the forenoon rally in the war
stocks there were spurts of strength
IN rails and coppers. but they did not
evoke the response of outside pur-
chases At the same time there was
no significant weakness in the after
noon recession. For the most part
sales were in small lots and suggested
miscellaneous liquidation of widely
scattered origin. indicating that the
market for the moment might be in
r state of unstable psychological
equilibrium in consequence of the
sensitiveness displayed in the Mon
day and Thursday breaks, despite the
recoveries which ensued. Moreover.
after such pronounced advance as
has taken place. some reversal might
be expected to occur toward the week
end on account of the uncertainties
OF the regular recess.
Tokens of the approaching fall OF
Warsaw were commented upon az
having some possible relation to the
uoftening OF quoted values, but this
seemed to be in the nature OF an
explanation after the fact.
Foreign Exchange Weak.
There 10 still nothing to show that
progress is being made in plans 70
adjust the foreign exchange situation
The feature of the tnternational
OF French and italian remittance
money market today was the weakness
which fell TO new low levels.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1915-07-31
MIDSUMMER DULLNESS
PARALYZES BUSINESS

Following Is Bradstreets trade re-
port for this city and vicinity this
week:
Trade is at its usual midsummer
dullness. the volume of turn over is
small. Few lines show Improvement
over recent weeks. Small filing orders
are being received in fair volume, but
the tendency to buy largely for i'm
mediate wants continues potent, and
orders for fall shipment are smaller
than usual.
Several plants in this vicinity are
busy with orders received for war
munitions, but manufacturers in most
lines are operating on short time.
Groceries and provisions are fair
iy active, while the produce market Is
quiet. Dry goods and shoes are quiet.
IAN crops are in good growing con-
dition. The acreage OF tobacco and
cotton fs from Is to 20 per cent be-
low normal. Retail trade is fair, but
collections continue slow"
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1915-07-31
BUSINESS NEWS AND
COURT RECORD
Ckaneery Court.

Deeds Of bargain ana SAFE
C. w. and Luck w. Davis to w. H
Wolf. 27-7 l-2x2oo south side Beverly
street. 1s4 feet asst OF Carter Street;
tax. $3.50.
Maggie Stanard TO Fred Sternheimer.
50x1o0 feet, at southeast corner Spring
and Goddin Streets. tax, s1-25.
w. ]. Gilman and wife to Ellen Ford
29xI45 feet, south side Grace Street.
81 feet west OF Robinson Street; tax,
sI2.
]. A. Connolly and c. Ridgway Moore,
trustees, to A. L. Stratus, 610 East
BroadStreet, 20xl4o feet on north side
Of Broad street 94-6 east of Sixth
Street. tax, 1880,
French Cason to Mary Cynthia Ca
son. seven lots on north side OF Hem
rico street, l4ox1o0 feet; tax. so cents,
Ellen Ford and Husband to w. ].
Gilman. 59x93 feet west side Belvdere
Street. 140 feet west of Mzdn Street:
tax, s16.
Henry p. Beck to Preston Jenkins.
~ 1-2x93 feet asst side of Hickory
Street, las Ia feet from Calhoun
Street: tax, S1.25.
Deeds OF release:
Leroy f. Brown. trustee to Davis
Brothers, Inc, two lots fronting to-
gether. 60 feet at southwest corner
Of Cary and Addison Streets; Si,s0s,
II, l. Denoon and w. w. Beverly.
trustees, TO Sophie Conrads, TIA acres
in plan of Belmont" s4,655.
John A. Coke. Jr., and Robert White
hurst. trustees, TO W. ]. Gilman, 29x1+5
feet on south side Of Grace Street, Sc
feet west of Robinson Street sS.5ee. .'
II. r. Pollard, Jr-. trustee. to w.
J. Gilman, brick dwelling, 1909 West
Grace street: $4,000.
1Iill Carter 10 Martha A. BurweIl.
1890 Moore Street; s24346
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1915-07-31

Manchester. Miss, July 30.-Ed.
mund T. Dana, grandson of the poet
Longfellow, announces that he has
been dismissed from his position as
assistant professor OF philosophy ut
the University OF Minnesota The ac-
ton was taken by the faculty accord
ing to letter received by Mr.. Dana
from the dean of the college Of science,
literature and art. because OF his lack
of regard for common usage and lack
of discretion necessary for a teacher
In publicly discussing the suicide by
drowning of his wife, Jessie Holiday
Dana, at Nantucket. six week ago.
Dana said he had no protest to make
against his dismissal.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1915-07-31

CONTINUED From First Page.>
Adams, of the Board OF Aldermen. The
nomination of Mr.. Royal was pre-
sented by Major Christian. Mr.. Adams
relinquished the chair to ]. E. Powers,
and seconded the nomination OF Mr..
Royal. Colonel Barton II. Grundy,
speaking briefly. endorsed the selec-
ton of Mr.. Royal.
Others Succeed Themselves ,
President L. c. Jenkins, of the
Board OF Fire Commissioners. was
nominated by Mr.. Batkins, of Lee, to
succeed himself.
DR.. r. D. Garcin and James e.
Phillips, Jr., were named to succeed
themselv as members of the Board
of Health. Nominations were by
Messrs. Melton and Mitchell. respec
lively.
All were unanimously elected. The
fire and police commissioners serve
terms of six years and the Health
Board members three years each.
Invitation from the Chamber of
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1915-07-31
MCCARTHY SEES PUBLIC
WANTS ENTIRE CHANGE

The work of the joint session was
considerably simplified by the with
drawal yesterday afternoon of Com
missioner d. F. Mccarthy from the
race. Mr.. Mccarthy. in withdrawing
himself as a candidate for reelection.
issued the following statement
ITO the Public:
"A thorough canvass of the situa-
tton as 1t now exists has convinced me
that the public demands an entire
change of the present membership of
the Board of Police Commit ssioners re-
gardless of personal consideration. or
the fitness of anyone now a member
of that board
This attitude of the public Is due
for the most part primarily to the
establishment of the so-called red
light district" but in no small degree
is II due to the activity of certain
discredited members of the police force.
and their friends, who fear that their
such a change.
Under these circumstances my can
didacy for reelection as a member
of the Board of Police Commissioners
must necessarily embarass number
of my friends and supporters, an en-
harrassment to which I am unwilling
to subject them. however unjust or I'M
reasonable may be the present attitude
of the public. I have, therefore. deter
mined to withdraw. and hereby request
that my name be not presented for
reelection as a member of the Board
of Police Commissioners from Madison
Ward.
I'm doing this. however, beg leave
to say that conscious OF rectitude of
purpose and act. have no apologies to
make for any official act OF mine dur
ing my long service on the board, ex-
tending over period of some twelve
year, and now. as always. court the full
est investigation before any enlighten-
ed and impartial tribunal. without
the slightest fear of the result. Nor
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1915-07-31

Only One Member of Crew Perish~s.
Chicago. July 30.-The body Of i.
small boy. who had lain unidentife6
for several days in the morgue, va.
claimed yesterday by Frances Martf-
mex as that Of her grandson. William
Novotny. The grandmother 10 the SOLE
survivor of five in the house of her
SON. in law. who. with his wife. daugh-
ter and son, lost his life on the East
land
Inquiry made by Coroner Hoffman
has developed the fact that only one
member of the crew Of seventy-tw1
persisted on the Eastiand. He was Jc-
seph Brennan, deck hand, whose
home was In New York. His body was
not identified until today.
Four more bodies were recovered
from the river yesterday, making q
total of s34 bodies found since the ship
upset. Quicklime bombs were used In
an attempt to force corpses from the
bottom. but without success. Divers
who have worked In and around the
wreck for five days said that the nine
bodies discovered In the last three
days Indicated that not many more
were to be found.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1915-07-31
WEEKEND MEDITATIONS

G.
1f t 8Rss S aan to eos o sui, sns yss
1 missas osS a 'a the sa aRs
Nor frO vaa, away the ~ winter
Is just keep sweet-and
make things worse, say
50 laugh away way s the sigh a4'D'A''
The cloudsw all take wing
So Just keep sweet@and sins'
m ere their sa
ouuy injured Finally took BY the
better kind ay T T i ss began nn Whistles Sn & s a rn
f sd a @ m but can ss Ep h ae ss
good! NO wonder answered Charley you haven't gotten all
viii drive the whine What splendid lesson How much
into "whisters"! ~ ~
- things "a this world criticize
always ss those %So the help aong
plain By greatest fauhndins critzins
a %
firm desiring attract the attention Of
very much Of ordinary
Are Not But VS. sse s3Esy s Tssr
wonder
sign VINE What did they mean d BY ILL Simply this I'VE
reputation Gas dons, future
ali the MY friend what about Are Iss
s opp tn ~
world G in need a' Of great company
To best from. from morn til night
To- Do s lss 1ads with sps light
And do these always with cheerfui heart
WIN mean much my own happiness ana ontsntmsn as well - to
This having small share in the world about
altitude outn a
Church.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1915-07-31

u my conduct in the slightest degree
influenced BY the fear Of defeat be-
fore the Council. NY course 10 actuat-
ed solely by my unwfilinrness TO sub
Ject my friends to the possibility Of
adverse criticism.
To those of my friends who have
heretofore stood by me I tender my
sincere thanks. but especially am 7
grateful to those who have declined
to desert me In the face OF unfounded
and unmerlted criticism
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1915-07-31
Writ Of Error Granted.

A writ OF error and supersedeas was
granted yesterday in the suit of An
thony Bright vs. Calvin Peele, which
was appealed to the Virginia Supreme
Court from the Circuit Court of Nor
folk. The defendant in the suit ap-
pealed from a verdict OF $3.50, which
was allowed the plaintiff by the jury
for alleged personal injuries.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1915-07-31
state Corporation Commission.

The following were granted char
tiers Yesterday;
J. b. and w. H. Hood. incorporated,
Charlottesville. Va. Maximum capital
stock. 100000 minimum. 800. 600; par
value. SEQ. James b. Wood. presi-
dent; r. n Wood. viee-president. and
W. Fl, Wood, secretary and treasurer,
all of Charlottesville. Wholesale and
retail clothing, dry goods business.
Petersburg Sand and Gravel Corr
poration. Petersburg. Va. Maximum
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1915-07-31
Building Permits.

Permits to build were granted at the
Office of the Building Inspector yester-
day as follows:
City of Richmond, brick school
house, Chamberlayne Avenue, Ginter
Park, cost s63.43o.
John G. Hays. brick garag", In rear
2039 Monument Avenue, cost 1878.
George E. Wise, stucco dwelling,
Semmes Avenue. between Forty-firss
and Forty-second Streets, cost $500.
Permits to repair:
James jackson, frame dwelling,
14i9 West Leigh Street, cost $50.
James Gordon, frame dwelling, 141O
st. James Street, cost 800.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1915-07-31

'~The brewers need not worry for
the farmers" says the Sioux City.
Daily News '"rhe farmer isn't wor-
rying. He generally votes dry when
given a chance"
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1915-07-31
wxw york COTTON a&AsaNwr.
fE>uxniakea ny Miller n Co. BroksF@'
Richmond, Val

New York, July 3o.-The cotton mar
kets continued quiet with trading on
small scale and with a downward ten
dency for prices. Most of yesterdays
improvement was lost, and prices are
10 points down from the highest made
shortly after the opening. spots are
quiet. Weather conditions continue
yeasonable although complaints of dry
nens cornes from some qnarters.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1915-07-31

A petition of bankruptcy was fled
yesterday in the United States District
Court by, b. B. Clement. who placed
his liabilities at 1878. He has no as
sets.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1915-07-31
THE WANDERING SHEEP.

Parson.--I was glad to see you AZ
prayer-meeting last night. brother.
Village Sonse.---Was that where
WASP Wal. I7L-be-jiggeredl
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1915-07-31
As TT SHOULD RE

Shoppsr-1 want to buy necktie
suitable for my husband
Salesman.-Sorry, madam, but we
are not permitted to sell neekties to
women who arc unaccompanied by
men.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1915-07-31
NATURES WAY.

NATURES WAY.
Even the waves clasp hands"
He said. repining,-
See how they race the sands.
Gladly entwining,
Eager 10 meet and hiss,
Never faintheartedl"
But" she said, think of this
Next thing they're parted"
Madeline Bridges.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1915-07-31

capital stock, $4,000; minimum. $4,000,
par value. 500 NJ. A. Finn, president;
p. Parkinson. vice president, and David
Alexander. secretary and treasurer, all
Of Petersburg, Va. DIVINE and operate
sand and gravel lands.
West Point Furniture Company, In
corporated, West Point, Va Maximum
capitl stock. $4,000; minimum, $10,-
900. divided into shares of the par
value of 500. Crosby Thompson. pres
ident; ]. A. Booth. vice president and
manager, and e. l.. Garden, all of West
Point, Va. General furniture business.
Richmond Rappahannock and North
ern Railway Company. Richmond, Va
Maximum capital stock. $500, 1000; mini
mum, 100000 divided into shares of
par value of 800. Warner Moore. pres
ident; oliver ]. Sands r. H. Bruce.
James Mullen, secretaries; Francis H.
Sprague, Charles L. Ruffin and A l.
Hawse. all of Richmond, Va. To build
and operate a railroad between West
Point. Va, to urbanna. Mathews Court
house. Va. etc as authorized in it's
charter.
Amendment to charter Of Equitab BILE
Motion Pictures Corporation, Rich
mond. Va Lewis J. Selznick, vice.
president and Felis r. Feist, secretary,
changing the redemption price of the
preferred stock.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1915-07-31
JUDGE lands GIVES
Only One Member of Crew Peri.aAx
Continued From First Pa

II those now engaged in it wish 70
continue.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1915-07-31
MnrranwM E.trNnmA.

License TO marry was granted In the
office OF the clerk OF the Hastings
Court yesterday to Namon Henry
Graves. OF Chesterfield County, s. C.
and Odell Annie Shaw, OF Richmond.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1915-07-31
AUGUSTINE ROYAL

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