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The Washington times., 1916-06-16
Rally in Ninth Frame
Wins For Red Sox

CHICAGO. June Is-By staging a
rally In the ninth inning yesterday,
Boston sent two markers across the
plate. defeating the White sox by a
2-to-1 score. Russell was hit hard all
during the game. but Sensational field
ing by the Chicago helders saved him
until the ninth. when four hits and a
sacrifice were made OF him. Tho
score: r. II. Il.
Boston .......,..... 0O) 600 OOe-2 II
Chicago ............. 900 900 l00-l Is /
Batteries-Thomas, Leonard and Az
new: Russell. Williams and Schaik.
The Washington times., 1916-06-16
Defends Title.

NEW YORK. June l6.-Mrs. quentin
Feitner. OF South Shore. woman's metro
politan champion, will defend her title
today against Miss Georgianna Bishop,
OF Brooklawn. In the tournament at
Baltusrol. Miss Bishop won the right
10 meet the champion by defeating Mrs.
w. a. DAWN, Of Engl9nd.
The Washington times., 1916-06-16
His Definition.

Carl" said the teacher. can you
tell me what an inebriate is7"
Yes, ma'am." replied Carl 'It is an
bone.'-Judge.
The Washington times., 1916-06-16
Caught.

Mrs. Jiggs-only fools are positive
Jiggs-Are you sure. dear?
Mrs. Jim positive OF it.-Buffalc
Express.
The Washington times., 1916-06-16
Those Girls.

Marion-I have had such a dread OF
growing old!
Dorothy-Pshaw! I haven't
Marion-No; I suppose you have
outlived that.-Exchange.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-10-30
JUNIOR TENNIS
PLAYERS TO HAVE
INTERCITY MATCH
Alexander and Tilden Com
plete Arrangements for
Meet Next Year
SINGLES AND DOUBLES
BY WILLIAM t. TILDEN. I'D

That Junior development in tennis has
loutgrown the mere local interest and de-
velopment into a thing of inter-urban ap-
peal is shown by the plan already formu-
lated for boys match between New York
and Philadelphia.
Frederick b. Alexander, the famous in
ternationat star and many times holder Of
tne national doubles title, with Harold II.
racket, during the past year, has spent a
great part OF his time assisting the young
players OF New York city At the Sea-
oright Invitation Tournament last year AL
exanoer and myself drew up a plan for an
lntercity boys meeting between New York
Club o ~'""''
=, Ihere were to have been ten singles and
nve doubles matches played George Adee,
psluent OF the United States National
, awn Iennls Association; Julian S. Myrick,
president Of West Side Club, and Alexander
XD D accompany the New York boys.
reaahder was to have made an address on
yunIor tennis to the Philadelphia young
n,e, ana to have played an exhibition
Unfortunately the infant,le paraIvss
quarantine shut of New York and made II
impossible to think OF holding the match.
put next May or June should see the full
niment OF the whole plan.
There Is. however. an even greater plan
on foot drawn up by these two men at
Seabright Alexander is planning to put up
challenge cup for intercity boys competi-
tion provided the match held next spring
proves a success. This cup will be played
for by Boston. Philadelphia and New York
rotating around the three cities each year
First year the matches will be played in
New YORK. when Boston plays Philadelphia
in the seminal and the winner meets New
York The following season New York
plays Boston In Philadelphia, while the
winner competes against the home team, nc
matter who won the cup the year before
The third season sees Boston staging the
battle.
Philadelphia has a great nun,b.r =,
youngsters under seventeen who win f,shl
II out Tor the team. First we find. OF
course, Herman f. Dornheim. boys Penn.
sylvania State champion. Following thI,
star comes f. Roger March. Cynwyd Rod.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-10-30

slip me the rag and pack,
The toorId-tOide, open track,
The trail that leads from ddpn to dusk
across the heart OF Hie;
Only song TO sing
In light heart tDdnderinp
BY yale and hiH and rountainside
beyond the endless strife.
Where Is the heart to stay
When the tDest toind calls "Atody'-'
When the east t0ind and the north totnd
and the south toind IN refrain
Plead IN the early light
CAL through the gloom Of night
OF bvt0dvs aud Of highways through the
sunshine aud the rdinf
No one to tOonder tohen
I come this t0dy again,
No one to tUdtch and tcdtt for mo tohen
/ have passed beyond,
No ioedrJ tears to shed
Because some dream Is dead
Where every ddwn shall send Its dream
to eUery Ua0dbond.
Where dun care leaves the mind
Free from the sodden grind,
Free as the drifting t0tnds that romp by
heather aud by foam, n
While no set lamp shall burn
To t0att for my return,
Yet each far strand touch upon shall be
MOLE fur is said to be the vogue this
lNl season. But II they are all as hard to
catch as Maulbetsch. of Michigan, no won
der the prices are up!
The Case for Nebraska
Dear Sir-Will you let me call your at
tention to the University of Nebraska foot
ball team? The Cornhuskers haven't lost a
game in four years, and they already have
cleaned up this season the strong oregon
Aggies. They have whipped Notre Dame
twice and have toppled over such husky op
ponents as Minnesota and the Michigan
Aggies. The Cornhuskers last fall, / am
confident. were fully strong as Harvard
or Princeton. Chamberlain, last years fea-
ture with Nebraska, takes rank with the
eteat players of the game. In my opinion.
he was fully the equal of Mahan, and saw
both play. These things are mentioned to
give credit to a university that hasn't lost
game in four years-a record that deserves
to be widely known.
C. r. e. Chfinneapoiisl
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-10-30
MADONNA HAS TWO FIvES
Italian-America Catholic Club Pre-
pares for Basketball Season

The Madonna Catholic Club will be repre-
sented this year II bsskstbsn by two teams.
was elected manager. The Madonna boys are
noted for their clean and sportsmanlike meth
bers, 70 represent the club. James de Marco Is
hrst team are ]. Piseitelli. s, RiciaTdi, f. Mas
sey calabress' - Piano. G: Laneiano.
Is composed Of the following; E. Piacitelli. a.
aAndrsa, A. pioTio y Buonsiorne. n Ermilio.
Bruno.
The Madonna teams play at home and away.
on November 20 they play st. Rita's at the
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-10-30
BY SPICK HALL

TRENTON, n. j.. oct 30.-The Eastern
Basketball League will ineugurate the sea-
son here tonight at the armory, when the
Trenton quintet meets the De Neri, or Phila-
delphia, in n forty-minute struggle In the
cage. Preparations have been made by
William b. Kuser, owner OF the Trenton
team, to have a band at the game do every
thing possible to make the 1857 opening
the biggest athletic event OF the current
year.
In view OF the fact that this city has the
best basketball floor and largest seating
capacity on the Eastern League circuit, II
Is expected that record crowd will be out
to witness the contest. II In the firm be-
lief of the hundreds of basketball fans here
that Trenton this season will make great
race for the pennant although they realize
that Greystock last seasons winners; Cam
den and Reading and Jasper all have teams
which appear to be fundamentally capable
of putting up contests that will insure their
being In the running The only team that
the Trenton bugs believe is inherently weak
is De Neri, their opponents for tonight.
Finished Last
Although Trenton finished a bad last in
1915-16, winning only dozen trays out OF
forty played. there is no doubt that the team
has been greatly strengthened In their
recent preliminary work the Potters have
shown lot of speed. and virtually every
member Of the squad has shown up well at
goal-shooting. -~-
President Kuser is a frm believer in the
two-season year. He, like all the other
moguls in the Eastern League, is of tho
opinion that the interest this season, by vir-
tue of this double-pennant system. will con-
tinue until March II, 1917, the day sched-
uled for the final game Of the year.
In spite of the poor showing made by
the local team last year, the management
did much better than was expected finan-
cially. This year IL II is in the run
ming in either of the seasons IL is
certainty that the club will make money
This In turn means that the league will
have more to spend on officials and will
be in a better position TO cope with its
outside rivals in case any other organiza-
ton attempts TO make q raid on the play
ers of Scheffer's circuit.
De Neri Ready
Manager Dudley. OF the De Neri team
who will arrive here late today with his
team; President Scheffer and other Phila-
delphians stated yesterday in the Quaker
City that his men were In good condition
and that they would be in the race, re-
gardless of the fact they are generally con-
sidered the weakest club on paper in the
league.
Rube eastman will jump center tonight for
the Musical Fund Hall boys. eastman is
a versatile player. He has played on most
of the teams of the Eastern League, yet
he has never been retained very long by
any one of them. The DE Neri manage
ment thinks that Rube will be better this
season than he has ever been before. He
has been playing baseball all summer, and
should be in fine physical condition to
begin this years campaign.
Dudley will have Bill Dark and Doc New
man at the forward positions in this eve
ning's game. The guard stations will be
taken care of by Cavanaugh and Thomp-
son.
Geig to Play
lhat LrEa cl.la
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-10-30

Hal Chase, after ten years in the Ameri-
can League, led the National League In
batting his first year with that circuit.
Glory. In a good many cases, depends
largely where you happen to light
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-10-30
EASTERN LEAGUE
OPENS TONIGHT AT
TRENTON ARMORY
Potters Clash With De Neri
in First Basketball Tilt
of 1867 Season
BIG CROWD EXPECTED
Eastern League
Games for Week

TonIsht-De Neri az the Trenton Armory.
"Wednesday niEht-Reading at the Camden
:. Thursday. pIEht-Grcystock W. jasper ut
Nonparell Hall. a
Friday night-Trenton vs.. Grefetocb nv
Cooper Battalion Hall. -. a
:. saturday nisht--Camden vs.. DE Neri. at
Musical Fund Hail. -,
Saturday nIGht-Jaspcr at the Reading
Armory.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-10-30

ney Beck. Germantown Ac.a...... - - b
Thorpe. Oak Lane: Carl Flsrsass H.l>
Howard shiel. Carollian cmh. ln>1(|
fennock. Jr.. and Richard Mv.r. ut a.t [
Charter; j. Marshall vannc,,.- .. ~
Synwyd; Headley Harper 49, y
Wiener of Episcopal, while rs~,. fr'1
Thomas Fischer and David R.ara cnu
mantown Academy. anso must ~ ?, On
cred. Nelson Billlneton and d. r. r-<
also are playing In the phIladclnn,a \.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-10-30
Geig to Play

The Trenton management announced this
morning that Franckle and Curlette would
play the forward positions tonight. Cur
lette was with Jasper a part of last season.
Tome will Jump, while Getzsinger and Fred
Geg will play at guard. The Potters are
depending on Geig as much as any one
else to strengthen the Trenton team this
season. Last year the ex-Swarthmore
football and basketball star only played
one game with Trenton.
The officiating tonight will be done by
Herman Baetzel and Jimmy Rumsey. The
former will act as referee and the latter
as umpire.
This will be the first game during the
six years existence Of the Eastern League
that the double-ofncial system has been
used.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-10-30
OVER YEAR SPAN STRONG .
NEBRASKA ELEVEN, WITH HARD
SCHEDULES, HAS CLEAN RECORD
BY GRANTLAND RICE

ne would have drawn fully as much notice
as Mahan, Barrett or Le Gore-that he
would have been crowned as one Of the
greatest of the truly great.
McGraw, the Giants-and Brooklyn
Any number of fans have upheld Ban
Johnson's contention that John McGraw
should be harshly treated for that BROOK
lyn episode, where he left the field.
Many of these fans, especially from
Brooklyn, have tossed the keen harpoon
our way for suggesting that McGraw also
had side to his case.
Suppose McGraw had stuck II out.
making comment? Who would have
been the official goat? Who would have
been panned and houted for throwing
games to his old pal, Robby"?
And with McGraw the goat-after he
had begged his team to fight its hardest In
this series-how quickly would Ban John
son and the fans at large have come to
John US help2
The odds are that Ban would have called
on the League to punish McGraw for not
trying TO win from a friend.
McGraw, knowing in advance that he was
going to be COATED" IL the Giants fell
down, made a special plea to his men &c
do their best. They did their worst-and
all in less than a half-hearted war. Where.
upon McGraw merely let the blame fal
where it belonged as he ducked from
under.
Hal Chase after ten years in the Ameri.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-10-30
and Such

Mention OF Chamberlain recalls again the
futilty Of the All-American In football
Few In the East ever had heard of Cham
berlain. Yet good football judges who saw
him play tell us that on an eastern eleven
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-10-30

BEFORE AWARDING FOOTBALL
CHAMPIONSHIP TO PITT TEAM,
DO NOT OVERLOOK BROWN
Wonderful New England Aggregation, Still Un-
defeated, Has Beaten Rutgers and Meets
Yale, Harvard and Syracuse

Yale, Harvard and syracuse
football bal , s SsSS.y 9, re- TS",Sss % % s5s
s ~ s e the and
warns and powerful eleven and that as clean
out defeat they are entitled to the honor
not s's asS to nrs
in
psS s Ts1ss s @ 's soSS $ will be nothing " 90 but
working multiple
field the sbar from mid
n Brown liver & clean % % slate a h @ S PS T @ Dos @ s Of h as East
slate all of its games in impressive style Its goal goal
the acct
meeting
critics to do but
Likely Unpleasant Surprise
DEBATING Is Grim
- seldom lose small college eleven dt have hunch that Brown
powerful team
nothing of the leovs freshmen material at Yale
tie attention was paid to the Brunonans
games IN
apsS ay % BUT % ns @ @ S @ n too % % s % % unless t s s @ Gn Sars
Browns the title will be they
Crimson stadium although the Prov
better
Any it
% $ to G b ] @ Sss % % Sa sSIo victory 0 @ ss s" a nsy yesterday % ] nH
that & team has been % SSsr,a because of & the sarge sarge scores % mssS
The Pitt
it / to a few
GerentT Team ihoutB
%ns back with rush Cornell was as strong as the critics have been
in team but
Charley with
wii
the Ell defense also was until and Jefferson
the little
thing tout Of the ordinary ON atack
ing the ooans just when that Princeton % ss sSo
lose its first ao,s sa%s but It'll believed that Eusn team merely had an On
act defense
running
was than that Of c and there least appears be sms
% np % or , r s ss % o % ss other n the % a % s Sh followed @ long
against
of
handcap
brilliant haick
ss @ on @ @ as p six and % s osn soa from FRI IN.
points
only ten minute. were left to play HGsnDaos team went
Msshan forward
Central High School and
Gold
insisibny of several stars in good style
6; :::.s q; =; ::;:;;: :: s: !:
4 CeuR IA M
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-10-30
c. e. e. (Minneapolis,.

What would you say. after the above. the
difference being between Nebraska Univer-
sity and one OF Nebraskas leading sons? ?
Simple enough. One hasn't lost start in
four years and the other never has started
anything but losses In twenty years.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1916-09-29
beloelanos.Saoet

s "9ecorabs Soften" for Sbe Sept,
bar Sr. HoueIon al Cumberland, @is.
igicn lont 6ere ira ii9 ~an9aaenoe "6eIs
gcluno5s 2aget". San feIer Jig iloe be-
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mcrtIom pan Sr. Hpnelons Trtifel. Seq
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at ~ioriitre mig ielu ON at bare ioritaaet
beu ret. ga ie9 hapSe lGit Sen for
anoen Sang, q iee life / ringeite Spil
on, hpap Sen bar i lit Stiolb. Sea be-
bopeoe life at lrie meaem Siuicrne;
bcu tnItc ct nofiaa tboeli9t Sprog. Set
pur bperteu mter eIler miuore enS en-
CpforNriug iii Norboeitens SelGtlpns
nere "om at fomnte idnmlen til ct lter@
re Stepne mi til nGite Gnr". Snn
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@per, hpor &elgcIrnoerne CT apnt re-
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berInuo o. Sme9n, % az Spfororiu9en
til rrprte @perS 6eIgelGnoere fun bar
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alerbebite %iIie flnSc ie9 life ~foritaa Sr.
@oneion iaalebes. 90 fremoeIes er bet
mig uiattelis bporleoes risie nrpnte
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berlunoS Sulc9u.
Smiolertio aIroer ies mig mi ooer
al bare misioyiuaet Sr. 8oueiou. Nt
ser er Ell IGusoe NoroIGuoinser /
Cumberland, Mis-. oet peS lea err ianot.
Com Sreit Tor eli Iutberit @tenieheo Der
bapoe iea auIebnius Ill ar ie % tale
meo Here al bent. Cumberland er pers
ior Ell gpo Narf for Ct soot 9otalas.
GA hpis Dc mango N~orolrnNiuser /
gumberlanS o. Smeau oil itna iams
men / ct Soiallas, bar ne ale Setins
aeIisr for al tumns siere meeet for port
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1916-09-29
Svnooens treoie
aim. N~liSiionsmooe

Dol0te$ / Sprtng 8rope, Wtinn., So
ltor Alire0 SOLUTIONS Salo, ira 15Oe
Ill Toe September. Sagen fgr og
ellerS, naar Der par liot Sto, bauOe
MISREPRESENTATION Mpber % bebano.
leoe ilere pigtigc Eager peOrorenOe
pore Wtiaiioncr / 3ulu og &lna.
Giter observation-disclosures | El9eon
Sails % Tlue Garth bar ri ~begpn0t
at ie ben til Oiaie Weoer meo ltore
6orpentniugcr. % oiSle bIeo life
~Iflliiet.
&eiret bar goot, og SilItremntn-
gen til Mpoerne itor De iiolte Sage.
Sire al Observation-Disclosures Weeo-
Icmmer % life millore emo II andre
Ereiter oar tilitcoe. Sesuoen BAD
DC ri ben @luoc at BABE Spnooens
6ormanD DR.. Stlb me0 os.
Webet b~cgpu0te meo 8uostlenclte,
buorpeo &aitor Ntallnin prGoifeOe
% iorrettet.
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uucr :. &or. ), 1l-t5: Obi &rilti
&iUrligbeO tpiuger oS" 0. |. D., meo
iprlia InpcnOcIle paa WtiSiionSar-
bcioet. Ser blcu aflagt mango frof-
tigc &i0uc&bprO baaoe al Ne'erenten
Ca Sc andre GQlere ON 8loS alnr-
ligbco$ StorheO, OF bporleoeS I'll.
cuuelicu al nruur pil qiere oS ill
parme Yti2iiou3penner og Irheloere
Tor, at @u0$ aiprligbeb fan BIZ
ficnot % troct oglaa al Seonln9er-
mes Wilioncr.
&uoo ser Qou Mebet ioregct Sn,
tereSic bar Sen Smit9noigbeo, at
pore 10 Mi@ijon5lGger par tlllteoe.
Som befieuot er Der 70 ritge
MUno iblan0t o&, iom | DC lio'te rlre
Iar bar itu0cret @ebicin oeo Hlt'b
Wtebical College / Chicago meo oct
NtnoI ior gle at gaa no iom Wfis-
IionslGger til Rina. Gen mere
Sebnin9emiSi lion bar nemlig oglaa
taget Experimentation / lin Eienelte.
s milo SperenSitenmelie meo Ser
renS eacn 6rem9angsmaaoe, oa ban
ponorebe paa Soroem icger Den o.
iaa at Iinorc Sen leeenllige Neo for
oerpeb at uinoe Sci til Sierterne oe
aabne Dem ior Guangelict.
9e er mi irroige % ifal reiIe no
til aino / Wi0ten al n9ite Maaneo,
for citer CT Sp6olo peb Soipitaler'
ne / Tetiug at gaa til Dor Sopeoito-
ton | apanQ6op oa tilbpoe Slime.
lerne lin SiGIp. Ceres Napne er
Or. 2. s. Sraoilaht meo Suitru %
10 Barn, % Or. Dob ecfielt.
SamiINigt ifuI oaiaa @siIs SlelnelS
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1916-09-29

al Dem er o9iad fe1es for ale Iorbz
l9noln9er. en- Sci al bisie Spooner
er o9'an oelpis lsite p9 BET bar hi Set
f%antleoe N%orolanbsIas at tatfe for. 9ab
mig Der nepne 3ebninssifsiten "Iorbs
LAMP, Norolauoslasets 8ape til Be
tl9re NorblRnbin9er bbis piotiaite Soc
rtngspet er Supet. Som Seleelanbsz
lag piloe nan nof babe pogtet Iio for
at orbeibe for noget Der bilbe fomme
Saltperrln9erne, &ofotinserre % SIM
nldrfingerne tilgooe. Mu berimob bar
ot lom ct iamlet ~Norblanoslag tunnet
n%nltaffe en- Iaobau 8eoningSifeite til
llouroerlig @lGoe for bore fi9re Silfere
| Roro>Horse, Der maa iIibe Iaa Iurt
o9 baarot, oe bet meb Spoen for Giz
meme, for StloGrelien, for iio % fine
fiGre. Som ct WiobeI / @lros Saano
bar Den binoret man9en SiIferfone fra
at mite lin Sorisrser. @nbmi er Der
SLABS for Here Neonin9si feiter beroppe.
Weu en6per bill f~prItaa, at Inn 1om ct
lnrnlet NoroIdnoslag bill hi flrne leie Ell
laaban Sp9ape. Ser maa badbe 8r9fz
ter og Snteresie til for ct Sngoelaa at
idnlle uer paa $4,000. 5 famine Sorz
binbelIe bill ieg ogiaa n9pne Serinssz
boIpitalet Noroldlbslaget MI nrbeioer
for. st %iaabant Soipital er al iterite
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bet ogiaa bp99es iaa c~entralt ion mu>
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bommen tau fau Nbtte al BET. Sm
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arbeioe for ct iaabant Spipital eIer
Sauatorium for SelgeIanb aleue riIoe
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BET er life bare at faa opfsrt De nso>
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en- 9anife betpbelig &apital til at bride
en- iaaoan Snititiitipn. Stu oerimob
fommer NproIanbsIaget at Gmerita Der
bcitaar al WGno os apinoer fra belle
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iii Spfsrelicn pg BETS lenere Srift;
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teies.
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ger, ri bor ppste % fpr, Iaa er bet at
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tberife a~irteidmfuuD Der / amerifa bar
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men % arbeibe 5naub / Saano for De
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andre norite @nebeIa9 % fun Iom ct
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% Sobinieu ie ~%orolanoslaset opipIits
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