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Perth Amboy evening news., 1915-09-17
"GABBT MANDEL IS
AFTER GOOD GAMES

Manager Leo "Gabby" Mandel, of
the Eagleswood F. c., would like to
arrange a game with any junior or
light senior team in this vicinity, be-
ing especially anxious to meet the
Peerless Feds, of Roosevelt, Helmet
ia Braves, Sacred Hearts, of South
Amboy, and Jamesburg teams.
The Eagleswood boys have a
speedy team that is capable of hold
ing its own against any teams of
their calibre. They have played
such teams as Eltingville, Huguenot,
and other like aggregations. In the
lineup are found such stars as
Ham" Dunham, the high school
twirler; Burke, Campbell, "Gabby"
Mandel and Burns. big Six" Flynn,
the high school boxman, may also
play. If the Gindins wish a game
they may secure September 26.
Manager Mandel may be reached by
addressing 500 Smith street, Perth
Amboy, or by telephoning 61w.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1915-09-17
SILENT MARTIN TO MEET
MIKE GLOVER AND FRANK
nOTTER IN TWO WEEKS

Fresh from his victory over Red
Ames, the Hartford pugilist, Silent
Martin will go up against two of the
best boys in his class before the
month rolls by. His manager, AL.
Sibberns, has booked him a bout
with Mike Glover, of Boston, to be
held in North Adams, Mass, next
week, and on September 80, he will
match fistic skill with frankie Not
ter, another boy who has his eyes
turned toward the middleweight
crown. Notter is to fight Soldier
Bartfield's Martins most bitter rival.
in Brooklyn during the coming week.
The Perth Amboy-Fords boxer
came mighty near getting in one of
the preliminaries at Brighton Beach
last Saturday night prior to the
Gibbons Mcfarland bout. Sibberns
didn't see enough money forthcom-
ing, however, and would not put on
his clever portege.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1915-09-17

2b; Stinson, IS; Howatt, 3b; Loeser,
If; Meara, CT; Regan, rf;' Hand, C;
Randolph, p. There is a possibility
that Tamm will be able to get here
in time for the game and if he ar
rives he will be sent in to cover
third. Famm's team closes the In
ternational League season in Roch-
ester Saturday. -
Dick Springman is to pitch for a
team of All Leaguers against the
Empire City club in Brooklyn Sun
day. When Dick comes here with
the Keansburg club a week from
Sunday he will probably have Plate
catching and it wouldn't be a bit
surprising to find Maurer and
Schrage, two ex-Pacers, on the
Keansburg team.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1915-09-17
HELMETTA bOWLERS
LIKE LEAGUE IDEA

L. ]. Roller, of Helmetta, is aRx-
ious to enter his teams in the Mid
dlesex County Bowling League when
that circuit is organized. Mr.. Kol-
Ter has communicated with Lorton
Berlew, of South Amboy, who is one
of the promoters of the league idea,
in order to find out under what con-
ditions his team could enter. He
states that his team bowled several
New Brunswick teams last year and
that at that time they were talking
about the formation of league. Ac-
cording to Mr.. Koller Helmetta has
good alleys and they are always kept
in shape. After several more teams
are heard from a meeting will be
called in order to formulate a def
mite working plan for the league.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1915-09-17
JAMESBURG VS..
M|CHEL|N COLTS

Manager John Waddy, of the
Jamesburg Seniors, has booked the
strong Michelin Colts, of MilItown,
for the attraction at the Lincoln ave-
nue. grounds tomorrow. This prom
ises to be the banner attraction of
the season. The Michelin Colts are
the leaders in the South Shore
Factory League, while Jamesburg has
won fifteen games and lost five, only
having lost one game on their home
grounds this year.
The Michelin Colts will have either
Herman or Pete" Zanewich on the
firing mound and Christ will be on
the receiving end. Halstrom, who
shut Helmetta out September 4 with
only one hit and allowing but three
men to reach first base, will be on
the mound for Jamesburg and Mopps
will work behind the bat.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1915-09-17
H. S.ATHLET|C ASSN
IN SESSION TODAY

The High School Athletic Associa-
ton will hold its initial meeting of
this season in the high school audi
torium this afternoon in order to
elect men from the different classes
to act as nominating committee.
The nominating committee is com
posed of two societies, each society
nominating candidate for assistant
football, basketball, baseball and
track manager. When this slate has
been submitted the entire school
votes upon it, the lucky members be-
ing managers next year. Juniors are
usually elected.
The baseball managership is va
cant this year on account of Hults,
last years manager, resigning. This
office will also be filled at this meet
ing.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1915-09-17
Ancient Trades.

Bygone trades have a way of prov
ing on investigation TO be only modern
industries under another name A myl-
ner, for instance. was only miller,
after all, and a parmenter was moth
ing more strange than tailor, though
not even the experts are certain why
he was so called. A raffman, however.
is more interesting Raft ian ally of
the present word rafter was foreign
timber, and a raffman was one who
dealt in it.-London Chronicle
Perth Amboy evening news., 1915-09-17
Book Consumption.

In the United States but one person
in 1900 buys book in the course of a
year, while In Great Britain it is one
In $500; in France it is about the
same; in Germany and Japan 1t is
rather better, and in Switzerland it is
one in S72. Cheaper books, in paper
covers. account for some Of this differ
ence. But whatever the cause 1t re-
mains true that the Europeans buy
twice as many books per capita as we
do.-Atlantic Monthly.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1915-09-17
COACH M'NA|R HAS
GREAT HOPES FOR
WOODBRIDGE TEAM

With a probable schedule of ten
games, Manager Hammett, of the
Woodbridge high school football
team, expects a very successful sea-
son. Among the accepted games are
Railway, Westfeld, Perth Amboy,
New Brunswick and Roselle.
Over two dozen candidates have
handed in their names to Captain
Potter, seven of them being veterans.
Coach McNair expects to call first
practice as soon as the new tackling
dummy is in position. In all proba-
bility his coaching will be augment
ed by several former New York in
ter-scholastic stars who have prom
ised assistance.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1915-09-17
A Family Trait.

"Oh, mother" exclaimed tender
hearted little Frances, coming in from
school with tears in her eyes. There
was the pitifullest little orphan there
today! He had holes in his stockins
an all his clo'es, an his shoes weren't
alike an he hadn't any hat. 1t made
me cry to look at him; he was the
orphanest little boy l ever saw. Oh.
l just knew that poor child's father
an mothers both orphans, tool
Pittsburgh Press.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1915-09-17
FILTERS ORGANIZE;
LEHMAN IS MANAGER
Special TO the EVENING NEwR.


Tottenyille, Sept. 17-With Frank
Lehman, as manager, the Tottenville
Fliers have been reorganized and
will open their season on the Knights
of Pythias court Saturday night,
October 9. Lehman desires to book
home games for Saturday nights, and
he will place his fast combination
on the road during the week.
The team will present practically
the same lineup as in years past,
with the exception of "Nick" Cline's
addition in the pivot position. Nc
Hose and Preacher will team up in
the forward jobs, and Roy Lehman
and Copeland will do the guarding.
La Forge, too, will often get in the
game.
Under, the new management it is
likely that the team will be well pat
ronized for the players are popular,
as well as being able to deliver the
goods" at all times.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1915-09-17
KEYPORT AND AMBOY
BOWLERS TO MEET

Tonight's card of sporting events
will bring together Ackerson, Dis
brow and Maurer, of Keyport. and
Eyerkuss, Jorgensen and Richards,
of the Amboy five, in one. two and
three man match on the Imperial al
leys.
These teams have met several
times, and while the Amboy boys
have won majority of the games
the Keyport pin knights are not yet
convinced of their superiority. 1t is
rumored that considerable money is
exchanged at these games, and an in
teresting match is looked for
Perth Amboy evening news., 1915-09-17
WILLARD HUL1S, STAR FOOTBALL GUARD,
RETURNS To HIGH SCHOOL AND WILL
PLAY ON ELEVEN; AFFLERBACH 4 COACH

The silver lining that hides behind
the proverbial dark cloud has finally
decided to shine upon the local high
school again and has brought joy to
the hearts of the football rooters. as
well as players. by bringing Doc"
Hults, the husky guard of the var
sity eleven, back into the folds of
the high school. Hults failed to at
tend school at the beginning of the
term, on account of a very severe at
tack of malaria, and while he is on
his feet again, he is rather weak and
will spend the week end in Asbury
Park in order to entirely recuperate
Perth Amboy evening news., 1915-09-17

Nails. an Indispensable article for
everyday use in "a thousand and one
ways, are not, as many of US may sup
pose, of very ancient origin. Natur-
ally there has always been a substi-
tute, but 1T has only been since 1910
that machinery has been employed to
any extent in the manufacture OF nails.
Previous to that time they were made
by hand by forging oD an anvil, and
great numbers of men were employed
In the industry.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1915-09-17

and will return to school next Mon
day.
Close to this comes more glad
tidings and that is that fyaP' At
ferbach will coach the high school
eleven this season. "Val," who is
very proficient in all forms of ath-
letes, coached the high school track
team two years ago when they
"cOpped" second place in the mile
relay at the University of Pennsyl-
vania games 'VaI'' intends start
ing work Immediately and claims
that he will have the team in shape
for the long talked of game with Me-
tuehen, September %.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1915-09-17
MEARA TO Be HERE FOR SUNDAYS GAMES;
ROOSEVELT AND RAILWAY TO CONE HERE
WITH STRONG TEAMS AND MANY RIOTERS

Charley Meara will be back again
for Sundays big double-header
against Roosevelt and Railway. He
wired yesterday that he would be
here, so we are sure of some good
batting strength against Railway
with such men as Hand, Meara,
Worth, Stinson, Ruddy, Regan and
Loeser in the game.
Railway will depend on pitcher
by the name of Olde, who has won
most of their games for them this
year. He is said to be a slow ball
artist and has held his opponents to
an unusually low number of runs
this season. Railway hasn't made
any high records for scoring runs
against real good teams, in fact the
claim is made that if Railway had
gone out and played some of the
heavy teams the PAGERS have been
up against they would be playing
different tune around Union county.
The Railway games and the game
against Keansburg will decide the
championship of three counties and
will give the winner of the majority
of the games as good claim on the
state championship as any team
could have.
'fBill' Davis. who was PAGER for
a short while in the Atlantic League
days, viii be Railways catcher
When Davis was here he suffered
from a sore arm. failed to do mucn
hitting and his general idea of base
ball was undeyeloped. Outside of
that he was all right and has been
playing so we'll since he left here
that Railway fans think he is the
best catcher in the world. There's
some mighty small worlds situated
at various places on our map, and
Railway seems to be one of them.
It's been too darn hot this week to
talk or think baseball, but by the
time Sunday slips around We will be
in good form for the Railway bunch.
There is likely to be the greatest
gathering of fans of the season at
the double-header. Roosevelt will
send between seventy-five and one
hundred fans here. Woodbridge will
provide it's usual big Sunday delega-
I1O0, hdHWdy Will UllIS q yOuLS
army with them, besides all that will
come out from Perth Amboy and
vicinity
Bill Brown is manager of the
Railway club. Wonder if he is
member of the famous Brown family
of Woodbridge which used to play
such a prominent part in the games
of years gone past between Perth
Amboy and Woodbridge.
With Harry Applegate and Cliff
Randolph doing the pitching for the
PAGERS Sunday, the best of the pitch
ing talent hereabouts will be enlist
ed on the PAGERS side. Randolph
has been working hard all week In
Plainfield and hopes to be in his best
shape. If he can fan ten to twelve
Railway batters, his usual ratio OF
each week, and if the PAGERS field in
good style, Randy should score a
victory.
The PAGERS makeup at the present
looks like this: Worth, 1b; Ruddy,
Perth Amboy evening news., 1915-09-17
THE LOVE LETTER
OF A GRASS
WIDOWER

NY Dear Wife:
I m sorry did not get home last night
but the last train had just pulled out
as reached the Penn Depot.
I was mad but helpless.
1 walked back to Broadway and stood
on the corner looking for a store to
get some night things, but everything
was shut tight,
wandered into a hotel and sought
help of the night clerk, who didn t
seem at loss at all.
p" All right, sir" he said; cit happens
every night. just leave it to me. "
He snapped his fingers and in half a
minute l was ushered into "comfy" "
room, with an inviting looking bath
adjoining.
Then that wonderful clerk began to
shower me with comforts
He loaned me pajamas, comb, and
brush, and sent me, with the comp
ments of the hotel, vanity box with
a wonderful collection of toilet arti-
eles. There was a washeloth, soap,
powder, tooth paste, a tooth brush, a
shaving brush, and a dandy safety
razor.
1 spent the nlght IN eomIort anu MADE
a complete toilet in the morning. You
may wonder how they can afford to
do 1t all to a chance visitor for a
night IS accommodation, but l reckon
they understand my feelings, and value
the good will of a guest, rs being
worth something.
I m going there again any time I get
caught in town, and we must 60 ther,
to dinner when you get back.
Lovingly,
Bill.
P. S.-notel Martinique is the name.
Don t forget it, at Broadway and S2d
Street. There are a lot of hotels
round it, but cans see the others
auy more
Perth Amboy evening news., 1915-09-17
Y. NJ. H. 4. MAY ENTER IN
PATERSON TRACK MEET

1t is likely that the local Y. NJ.
H A. will enter some of its star ath-
letes in the track meet that is to be
held at Paterson shortly. The Perth
Amboy track men are starting to
practice and hope to make a good
showing.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1915-09-17
TIGERS, WITH NEW LINEUP,
TO MEET THE LIBERTIES

With reorganized team the Tigers
will meet the Liberties Sunday
morning. The Tigers now line up
as follows: Gesicki, 1b; Gadomski,
2b; Diana, rf; Midura, If; Cuba, SIS;
Givorniak, CT; Wieworski, 3b; J.
Bolzan, C; S. Midura, D.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1915-09-17
START BOOKING GAMES
FOR NEW ELM A, C. FIVE

Peter Rhatican, manager Of the
newly formed Elm A. c., of Sayre-
vile, wishes to book games with fast
teams in this vicinity between six
teen and eighteen years of age. He
may be addressed at Hart street,
SayreYille.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1915-09-17

''villain. defy you" said the her
oine. drawing herself to her full height
do your worst"
Don't ask him to do that, miss"
pleaded a voice from the gallery. His
Hcting is bad enough ss Il, is."-St
Louis Post-Dispatch.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1915-09-17
CRESCENTS TO MEET
|Oh|ANS IN JUNIOR
CLASSIC ON SUNDAY

Having each won a game from the
other team, the Crescents and the
1onians, two of Perth Amboy's fast
est junior teams, will clash on the
United Lead Works diamond Sunday
at 2:15 o'clock. big Six" FLYNN
and Campbell will work for the
Crescents, while the renowned Wine
gar and Toolan will do the heavy
work for the Ionians.
The Crescents would like to obtain
game with the Peerless Feds for
the following Sunday at Roosevelt.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1915-09-17
A Boast Resented.

'T always try to attend to my own
business" said the self approving man.
That's jes' what folks are talkin'
about" replied Farmer Corntossel.
"Tendin' to your own business amt
what we elected you to the legislature
ur."-Washington Star.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1915-09-17
w orld's Tailest Trees,

The tallest trees are the Australian
eucalyptus, which attain height OF
$50 feet.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1915-09-17
BASEBALL.
Results of Games Played In National
American and Federal Leagues.

NATIONAL LEAGUE.
At ST. Louis-Boston and st. Louis game
postponed wet grounds
At Pittsburgh r. H. e.
New York. 0 0 / o-s 16 {
Pittsburgh 0 0 o "A II 3
Stroud. Tesreau. Meyers; Harmon
Adams, Slattery, Gibson, Murphy.
At Cincinnati: r.. H. e.
Philad phia 6 0 0 1 0 1-1o IL .
Cincinnati. l ! 0-3 9 3
Alexander, Burns Adams; George. Nc
Kenery, Callahan, Wingo, Clark.
At Chicago: r. H. p.
Brooklyn..... o0o0oooooo oo-o4 /
Chicago. 100000 o0OoO1-1 /
Pfeffer, McCarty; Vaughn, Archer.
STANDING OF THE CLUBS.
W. L. PC. W. l. PC.
Boston. -. 70 IS .533 Cincinnati 65 II .47S
Brooklyn. 10 Ga .5S2 Pittsburg. 65 75 .46l
ST. Louis 81 70 .482 New York 81 70 455
AMERICAN LEAGUE.
At Boston: R. He.
Detroit. 20 2Oo1 o-6 s /
Boston,. 0 . 0 0 0 0-1 5 s
Dauss stanaee; Foster. Collins, Mays,
Thomas.
At New York. r. HE.
Chicago. 0 400 90 % 0
New York. 0 8 "a 10 0
Cicotte, Russell, Schalk; shawkey, Cole,
Walters.
At Washington: r. H E.
St Louis. 0 0 0 o 0 o 0 0 "a s 8
Wash gton. 0 0 0 s-S o
Sims, McCabe, Leary; Johnson, Williams.
STANDING OF THE CLUBS.
W. L. PC. W. L. PC.
Boston,. 80 IS .667 New York 60 73 452
Detroit, 81 4S .655 st. Louis. 81 70 .419
Chicago. so 81 5S4 Cleveland 81 IS 3Y5
Wash ton. rs 50 .555 Phila' phia ss s5 .2S6
FEDERAL LEAGUE
At Kansas City-Newark and Kansas
City game postponed; wet grounds.
At st. Louis: r.. H. e.
Brooklyn.,..... O12Oo02 1923 Is 8
st. Louis....... 0021001 1020o-5 II 8
Finneran, Upham, Wiltse, Land; Gran
dali. Plank, Chapman.
AT Pittsburgh: R. he.
Baltiuore. 0 0 1 90 4 0 0-5 Is
Pittsburgh. s 0 0 o s IS
Leclair, Black, Quinn, Russell: Knetxer.
Dickson, Comstock. O'Connor, Berry.
STANDING OF THE CLUBS.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1915-09-17

Bill Brown is manager of the
Railway club. Wonder if he is a
member of the famous Brown family
of Woodbridge which used to play
such a prominent part in the games
of years gone past between Perth
Amboy and Woodbridge.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-09-12

Russian dancer has the plaudts of thousands the
Majestic Hotel and Rectors She is proege Of the late
President Daz Of Mexico who brought her up with his family
She forced fight a soldier Ecuadoan revou-
ton. She studied bull fights in Mexico City and evolved her
Toeado dance She studied the Of snakes and
evolved her Snake dance She studied the inscriptions
Egyptian ombs and evolved her Egyptian Mourning Dance
hau wood y rAruod
Detroiter Abend-Post. (Detroit [Mich.]) 18??-19??, 1915-11-08
Ginbrnd in SOftamt.
Wdt rei6er gente ersreifen bic
Siebe in 4ntp bic islndt.

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5ebnten DeaIe innerbaIb Der Iester1
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fonten in einem g(uton1obiI, no6ben
fie 4sofinorfen i'm @erte bon $4,000,
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ten.
@inbre6er periuhten, ouh bas
Eoitamt in 9ibonio, 80 Meilen bon
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burf ben NahttpGfter bes Torfes,
8. 5. Serfinter, in ibren1 Sorboben
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bent 9toitant eebraft porben mar
Serfimer botte Elm GepoIperbuen NIT
ben Sieben, Die i6lieblif) in Der
0rrrteIbeit entfamen.
Detroiter Abend-Post. (Detroit [Mich.]) 18??-19??, 1915-11-08
%ereiuigung Oct %erbiinoeten NIT Den
&nl9areu bel 9dl6>
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9eriu6e, ben omerifanii1en Stanb.
pultft al neriteberL ob5uieben. Oh
glei6 mir nidt i'm Stnnbe iein Der.
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miro riel bonon obbGngen, in mel.
dem Geiite Die gtote offentIif unb
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9totpenbisfeit iein mirb.
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fir @!ofaSen oufseitellt nerben, ebe
man Giienbabnen baute, mas non
Rettsaelebrten unb Giplontoten Bel
9fepiiion oieier geitirnti,ngert itets
perseiien morben au iein iheine Die
gobnen b1tten SoGaro. 01nemorf
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oas Ginereifen in ben Gur6eong bon
@orcn bur6 bieie neiitroler 2onoer
fonne SelitidIano iiberboiipt bIofiert
mer0en.
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fas is Der eeeenipGrtieen Soiiune
anncbmen fpollte, ntiiBte Die fommer.
sielle @lcfnbe ireeno eines 2onbes
auf Gem Sentiment obeeif]offt ner.
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Die feline nel,tralen Seitentiiren ba-
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trolc {5ofcn beitreitet, bann r1iiBte
unicre glntmort cine 8ef6ntpfung oes
@eieses biloen, bas uns ols einen1
Snislreihe gegeniiber iineeredt more
Dos einaige 3ugeitdrl6nis, bas ipir
nader; fonnen, nurbe in Der 8ereit'
pilliqfeit Iiegen bic Sroge nod ge,
enbicung bes &rieges 5it erortern
0orn mag es on Der 3eit iein, Die
&aptrqeiese unt5ui6reiben. 8ernei.
men bcgeeen Die Ser. Stnoten Die
9srin5tpienfrnee, bnnn ban6eIt es iif
nur um @in5eIbeiten. @s lit iesi
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uns dr Die geiesIide 5orm boIten,
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giltige gnlpf1nser Der @nren lit, l,ilf
biefilr bietet oas SoIferre6t cine CUTE
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Detroiter Abend-Post. (Detroit [Mich.]) 18??-19??, 1915-11-08
sdwtrtr Hnfal bti
Norian.
WfGbhen ans Wonrpe tut, ssamilie
Ifliuer perleBt.

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uno Wottbeip, ipurben idmcr perItt.
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unb mid einem onberen 9luto aus,
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er tpieoer alIf ben 6abroamnt suriif-
febren iuoate, brad mb oas @uto.
mobil ltnlitiir5te SRI. &eib brad)
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BON.
Detroiter Abend-Post. (Detroit [Mich.]) 18??-19??, 1915-11-08
SeOanern btntider Scs
bDr0tn.
granS @hitlOf Elm sntes s(bsumas.
sengnis ansseitellt.
WfilitarbebOrben ieben serabe lest
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@ ellington, s. geop. &c.
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