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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-02-26
TRIADELPHIA QUINTET
READY FOR WHEELING
stiff Practices on The wheeling PARK
Floor For A Hot Contest Friday
Evening.
Coach Miller 10 putting mis- pro

Coach Miller 10 putting. mis- protcges
.b-ouob = mos. strenuous wc"k of prlC-
TICS for the gam" with Wheeling ntGh,
which will b. played on the Casino floor
AZ W'tnrlinr Park Friday evening. ThiS
is one Of The most important games TO-
r,aining on the Rel and I!iack quint"t's
schedule and as k""n rivalry exists be-
-yv.en those schools this makes II all the
more certain nt being a scrappy con-
test. Last season IN" Wheeling high
lost "a rhr TriadclrhianS by IN" Scor" OF
30 70 81 and defeated IN" Triadel phlans
on Tho Wheeling floor ny TIM scnr" OF ~
70 81. in close contest that required
tiy. minutes of extra play. While the
wheeling high five Is NOT qalte as
strong as il was last year. IN" Triad"l-
ohia school has ~" same five. which.
with an additional years experiences.
should provo :; stumbling block in ~"
path OF tho Old Gold and Blue floor
team.
In the meantime" Coach Calvin is put
ting his men through hard wcrk Of
,ra.>tirc in anticipation Of 4 stiff con-
test. and expects TO con Tho game. Willie
rn st:ltrrnC utS have he"n given out rs to
who will emerge victor by tho coaches
both are confident Of winning. and INC
members Of both teams seem imboed
with a fighting spirit which is hound. 10
cause quit" a disturbance when 'hey
clash. Tho Wheeling high fiv" is good
on shooting hut is weak at holding down
tho score The Triad"lpnia quintet is
lust tho rrvnrsc. tho guards playing in
fine style whils the forwards are miss
ing many apparently easy shots. These
weak spots will he patched up before
this game and 4 real. honest to goodness
basketball Eaa,c. that will furnish many
thrills is looked for.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-02-26
TAKES THE
CHA M P IONSHIP BY
DEFEATING N0RMALS

Sprcial Dispatch 10 The lntrlligcnc"r.
FAIRMONT W. Va. Feb. 25.-Ncst
Virginia Wesleyan rolleg" tonight won
the stat" basket ball championship so
far as college sport is concerned. by de-
feating F:trmont Normal in a spectacu-
lar contest. e to 80. Wesleyan won
from thu Normal AT Huckhannon on"
month ar" by Il final count of 80 TO 50.
and as West Virginia university mas re-
fused 10 mccr Wesleyan and is also
fighting shy Of the Normal tosscrs. me
iif!. goes to Wesleyan by tonight $
victory.
Sncdcgar was the big star Tor inc
Wesleyan five. III" lanky t"w-hcad SHOOT
ipr six licII goals and caging tho win
ming basket The Normal five did NOT
ucrmi, nry individual work. but played
together rs a we'll working machliic'
every man IN IN" fly" going well. Inc
urSt halt ended with Wesleyan leading
with Il score ot - L" Ii. but thc Nor
mai took tn. lead toward The end OF the
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-02-26
CAN WELLSbURG
CD DEFEATLESS?
FAST SCHOLARSHIPS HAVE A CLEAN
RECORD WITH HARD GAME
AHEAD.
Local Y. M. C. A. Expected to Even
Matters in This Return Game.
Making Third Necessary.

Playing the Wrilsburg Scholastics AL
most IL Il Stamistili on the up the river
floor last week. the local \. NJ. =. y.
representative team Will get down 10
real hard work in expectation of giving
the undcicHtrd boys n druhhing Thurs
day that will NOR" than offset matters.
The ~" team this season is one OF tn"
biggest and fastest ever tn represent
the association and with the necessary
practice should round into Il most for
midahle aggregation.
WellSburE needs no mention 70 local
fans for II is 4 known fact what che
clubs of that town can do The Schol-
aSticS have an unusually fast Cnll"r-
ton of stars this season and have been
having a picnic with all its opponents
hut were unexpectedly surprised by III"
locals hut soon realized what they were
up against ana finally nos"d out close
win II the last few minutes. rh" sport
Loving public is aware Of what the 'G'
boys can dn on thu homo lot and 1t IL
4 safe bot 10 say that III" WcllShurg
crew is due for a good sound trimming
Last season these contestants hattl"d
10 an even break and a third gam"
could not be arranged but should such
be the case this year it is most likely
that d"cidnG hill will h" completed
for some neutral floor Ivy the toss Of \
coin.
Coach Miller will work his huA e o
the limit and is confident as !" tn" ..
come Am important practice will h"
held at tho local gym this evening and
n complrl" attendant" of the members
is earnestly requested.
This should prov" 10 h" the one big
game on the "Y' schcdul" aS very fcw
more games arc 10 he played. due 10 lhr
difficulty IN arranging Il schedule. ono
Of the largest gatherings Of the season
is expected TO be ON hand. for the teams
have always been rivals and In" fans
who witnessed former engagements Will
know what t. expect.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-02-26
CAN BELLA|RE
STOP WHEELING?
OLD RIVALS PRuMED FOR THEIR
USUAL CHAMPIONSHIP
GAME
Benaire and Wheeling Girls to Meet In
One of the Clasaest Of Classy
Bills.

When they come together in tho usual
cham pionship test. the Bclluirc and
Wheeling girls will be ready Ia give all
they hav" 10 uphold the honor Of the
school. This game which will be staged
on Saturday evening at the Bcllairc gym
will decide the title Of the Ohio Valley
in the girls class providing the Wheel
ing lassics win. Should Ecliairc come
out on top it is likely deciding con-
test Will he arranged.
Last season the old Gold and Blue
trimmed their rivals in two contests and
have so far this year added another
much TO tho dislike OF the plucky little
who are now detc1nined
as never before to give Wheeling L drub-
hing one which will break the long
chain OF glorious victories which has
put the Old Cold and Rluc school in
commanding position ior some three or
four seasons Wheeling. W" all know.
has the most wonderful record ever
compiled ny team of this class ever
in this valley or state. For rhr past
few years tho girls have been downing
all high schools in apparently easy
style and on several occasions tackled
college teams with the S;Lrnc result. The
powerful Marietta college girls fell easy
victims 70 their prnwcsS and Some
others oc as near high standing. The
best part Of it was that the feat was
accomplished down on the Ohio city
floor.
Bcllairc has always put out 4 classy
girls team ;rnd from years back it was
always series between there two
schools that decided the winner of the
title This season the over tho river
danes" have Il ScXtctte which is com
parativrly small but nevertheless pos
S"sScS several OF the hest iitti" t"SS"rs
in that school in a long time. They ar"
expected TO give the local girls The
toughest opposition they hav" faced in
the past few years and tn" winner will
I've popular favoritc in the valley as
the teams appear to bc as near matched
as can be expected.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-02-26
.SHADYSIDE ATTRACTION
At FOLLANSBEE FRIDAY
OVER TIE RIVER LADS TO JOUR
NEY TO FOIANSBEE FOR SEC
OND GAME OF SERIES.

Tho Shadysida hish school quintctte
will journey to F'olansbcc Friday even
jnS. 20 takr Il crack at tho fast high
school floor team of that place. These
teams are about evenly matched and
present abnu; the Same style Of :."or
game. In former contest PLAYED ~
Shadysif". tho ShadrS'i.. fIS" emerged
victor in 4 sHrapry contest. by ia -""r-
Of 30 10 20. Although III" F"iianSh"e
players did not lux" n" posts IN II" rla-
d.. Of III" ShadySidc floor. n" SIiadySid"
quintet" will. hav.. a harder proposition
When they play on The F'"llan$h"" floor
rs IN" arrangements Of baskets ana tho
court OF play is different from any in
this locality. The FoianSh"" five he
h"N"s that playing on tn"ir HON" floor
will NOR" than offset The ten p"in' i.iar-
gin handicap the Shad ySiri" bunch had
on them on 'h. foreign floor. f:oth
coaches arr driving their men n 'nr
~t""'d 'hiS vv"..k III nr" IN ration for 'nta
game and Il $rrlrpy contest IS expected.
Many If ShadySid"'s loyal fans VIII ~
tend tn. gam" I" cheer Their floor team
on I" victory
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-02-26
WILL BELLA|RE:
TURN THE TRICK??
BIG GAME ARRANGED FOR F.I.
DAY EVENING AT BELMONT
COUNTY SEAT.
Contestants Appear Evenly Balanced
and Have Always Been Bitter
Rivals in Athletics.

Tho cohorts representing the he'd
and Black team Of Beilrire. Will De-
polished up to 4 pitch 10 Ito some
clever stunts in its ono hic game al
the 81 Clairsrile tTmory While
Bellaire suffered 4 brd defeat a. the
hands Of Cambridge. this was not the
least unexpected for the Ohio boys
have The best team in history.
St. Clairsville is coming along slow
but sure and the fans are not aware
thai even through the reyeTses sur-
fered that they stiu have an unusually
good record The Belmont County
Seaters defeated some of the best
teams in this vicinity. losing two close
contests. one each to the teams rep
rcSenling Welkburg and Cathedral. 1t
must be realized that these teams are
enjoying the best of seasons. due 10
having exceptionally classy talent.
Bellaire viii get down to real earn
est work this season and with one big
victory over its Observation-Disclosures
the hopes Of another over St. Glars
vile, it won't be half bad to the fol
lowers OF the school to sec them come
with another victim and still have
faith in their favorites.
This game has always been tho tea-
ture attraction for the s.. Clairsrille
fans and the outcome of the contest
is the subject of much discussion.
Both teams. according 10 all available
dope, are as near matched as they
make them.
BeLlairc. as usual. will carry loyal
band Of rooters 10 the county seat and
good cheering promises 10 b. big
factor in the success of tho team.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-02-26
THIRTEENTH CONTEST ON FRIDAY;
WILL J|NX RAT TIE CATHEDRAL Z?
PROVE UNlUckY TO HOME
BOYS.
Both Teams on Edge for Biggest
Event in Their History Of
Athletics.

Basketball bugs, general sport low
Ing folks. young and old alike, are
all upset over the biggest oasketoau
series ever arranged in this vicinity.
Interest is conferred chiefly upon the
big attraction in the local Bowl on
Friday evening. Should Cathedral
win it is most likely that the series
will command ever greater attention.
but should the opener be taken oy
the WellSburcers. it is almost safe 70
say that the locals will be put 20 the
hardest task ever attempted should
they hope to retrieve lost honorS.
Cathedral Has Clean Record.
When they come together in this
all-important setto. Cathedral will lace
the fast and big ,nssers OF WellSourS
with clean slate OF a dozen consecu-
tive wins 20 its list and SOME OF the
best teams OF the valley and state
among the victims. The Maroon ana
Cream lads have met and defeated
every opponent that met and volun-
tarilv played them and had lines out
fnr other games. but experienced OK
treme difficulty in ARRANGEMENT OF
same. Four games have been won
away from home and on floors which
were far from being Of the standard
type. The Maroon and Cream contin-
gent has a scoring record OF - Is
points average per each game ana
has piled Up a total OF so points
to c95 as The total string for their
opponents. Niggemyer and Mccain
non are tho big potrt-getterS WIKI
Clark coming in close second.
WeIlsburg Is Powerful. -.
The big. fast and plucky boys from
WeIlSburg have the best floor five II
history which is indeed quite conf
pliment TO lis members. Having piled
up. a most enviable record, dispoSlug
OF opponent after opponent. after the
first few stars. the team has rounded
into one OF the most formidable baSk-
e>b;,li quinteIS in this section with but
four defeats in fifteen battles. Al the
start OF the season the boys could Hnt
rsr going jus; right and when they
found themselves got set and COM
plc,nlv startled the whole valley by
seemingly easy manner in which they
rolled up big scores on their oppon-
ents. some teams or which were tie
best the state affords. Perhaps the
most remarkable achievement was N"
overwhelming defeat they gave the
Nc boys from ParkerSburc. Last sea
son the GoTn-river boys won tho stale
ampionship. cleaning up the best
bots at The tournament. With CraW-
ord and young Greasy" Neale as Il
Nucleus. another championship team
vas gathered together. bur their
ropes were sent glimmerinc when
hoy met The fast Wrllsburc contn-
GENT al the up The river towns. The
boys also gave the University of Pitt
freshmen tough battle and forced
them 20 The limit. Capt! Jacob ana
. Potter brothers are tho biz point
cetters and the team as Whole
averaged 39l2 points per game.
Dope Not Factor.
In summing up the various recor~s
and taking the two scoring machines
BY their respective games. II would
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-02-26
OHIO VALLEY KENNEL
CLUB MEETS TONIGHT
Final Plans Will be Made For The Big
Dog Show To Be Held March
IL, ~ and 18th.

The hiu Valley Kennel club VIII
meet tonight IN tho .W"lly St"r'' at iuij
Market street for The last time before
the big dog show To l." hcld March H.
t. and L., and will make all arrange
m"ntS and plans for tn" show. whIcn.
judging from tho number Of entries
hooked promises :" h" on" OF the largest
shows ever given IN This state.
\ full membership - requested this
evening aud an committees ar" asked 10
MAKE their final report. DINER commit
i", :. will br ASST n"i their work tur the
show and other matters "f Importance
VIII com" before tho meeting.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-02-26
ALUMNI TACKLES
CATHEDRAL HIGH
PoRMER GRADUATES ANXIOUS 10
DOWN SCHOOL TEAM IN GAME
TOMORROW NIGHT.
Cathedral VIII Be Given Live Battle
to Keep I'm Trim for the Big Game
With Wellsburg.
Tomorrow evening the Cathcdr

Tomorrow evening the Cathedral cadet
team Will do battle with likely look
ing bunch Of former students in the
local "buwl" Coach Thomas Thoncr
will match his bunch Of has bccnS'
against tho powerful attack Of the
speedy tuSscrs. VIII" yet remain Ia taste
defeat. The battle will be in the form
of giving the Cadet five an opportunity
To work It's plays aud rchcarsc signals
for the biggest attraction OF the sea-
son.
The Alumni boasts Of an unusual
crowd Of former stars and should give
their opponents a hard and fnst game
Ell the way. On the Alumni team We
find such stars as Captain Rafferty,
Dailcr and Cnrsuch Of last years eX-
cclIrnt five and with this nucleus Coach
Thuncr has picked up several ulneF
finds and tn" haitl" is exported 10
prove one Of the most interesting OF inc
season. While this game does not have
any dirccN bearing on tho records. IL Will
prove us drawing card for tho hoEs
have maby followers who are ANXIOUS
10 see them play for The mcr" sport
One Of tho big crowds of tho season
is expected 10 u" present to got the
final look" at tho boys who ar" On
prctrd TO bring honor L. dear old Wheel
ing in the championship series.
\ preliminary is arranged and with
tho Two games on deck. another big
evening is promised.
Tho probable lincupS:
Cathedral, Cathedral Alumni.
Mciannon ......,.....'..'. f'at lr'''
Forward
CLARK NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. Henry
Forward
NlEE"mycr tCapil Nice
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-02-26
You Can Defy Disease
# Your Blood is Pure

keeps the system in perfect condition
10 resist the attacks Of disras" that
everyone is subject 70.
By keeping the blood purified and
the circulation strong and vigorous.
the system more easily wards off dis
ease. This can be done by everybody
bv tho use OF few hotties Of 5. :. 5.
The great vegetable blood medicine.
S. s. s. routS on, all impurities and
reyitaIizes the blood and gives new
strength and a healthy. vigorous Vi
tally. Go 20 your drug storn and
get i bottle today. and il you need
any medical advice. you can obtain
same without cost BY writing to
Chief Medical Adviser. Swift Specific
Co.. EFT. Swift Laboratory, Atlanta.
Georgia
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-02-26
Don't Invite Attack by Sluggish
Circulation

Keeping your blood supply up TO
the standard OF perfect purity is like
building IAN impregnable fortress
around The system. to protect ii from
the insidious enemy OF disease Thus
YOU are. assured Of a strong and zig.
orous vitality that means perfect
health.
When impurities creep into the
blood supply. there is a loss OF en-
ergy, a failing Of the appetite. you
are easily tired and find the body
weakening under ordinary tasks. all
Of which means that you are losing
that strong. virile. robust vitality that
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-02-26
COAL CONGESTION CLEARED.

WASHINGTON. Feb. ~. $780, Good
weather and a clearing of car rong"s'
ton brought By tn" enormous coal
production almost back To normal IN
the week. ending February Iii. The
weeks output. INC Geological Survey
announced today. tutatled 1l.0S4.0On
tons. nearly a million tons moro than
that Of tho previous week. An average
production per working day Of 1884,
900 tons was the highest since early
December.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-02-26
Masonic Spring Duck
Pin League Is Formed

Tn" spring duck. pm league Of III" Ma
sonic club will start. their schedule this
cv"niur Tin" first weeks Schodul" is is
follows: Tuesday. lAli"li" -. Continent
tai and Big llavanas vs. Ohio; Wchn"S-
dav TrhE"rS rs. ErSScnrr and IairoaS
vs. ElarE cats: Thursday tNon Chapter
vs. EuIl Dogs. and Standards vs.. Com
crS: Friday SImiGi"s vs.. Nirtora and
Club Stars " Mail Pouch.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-02-26
SIGNED BY WILSON.

WASHINGTON. Feb. 25.-President
Wilson late to-day signed An order auth
orizing the construction Of n water
power dam AT Muscle Shoals. Alabama.
~ part Of tho s60.000,o09 project for
government plant there for the fiXation
of atmospheric nitrogen for use in the
manufacture of munitions and fertilizer
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be wise idea to let well enough
alone" and size the individuals as re-
gard to strength. speed and stamina
and not By scores. You will be in a
very poor predicameut if you depend
upon the one-Sided scores as an lndl-'
cation.
Picking the Winner.
II YOU are interested in fast anc
big collection of stars. take wells
burg. but if you want classy young
lot of speed-merchants who work Ike
4 well-balanced machine in PASSWORD,
there's Cathedral in a nutshell. rms
contest is Cathedrals thlrteenth
school game and it is TO br played on
4 FRIDAY. Are you superStuouS.
The next game will be played IN
Wellsbu.e on March Sth in the CITY
Hall
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-02-26

Substitutes Wesleyan. Deck for
Stark Normal. Miller for Jettrcys.
Field Observation-Disclosures, Sncdegar s.
Fisher 5. steele J. Starke /, Hymes ].
Deck X Normal. Hamilton 4. Knight
). .IrTreys !. Hill !. Miller l.
Foul Raskets-Wcsleyan Stark. out
of H. Normal knight. S out OF 90.
Rnfcrcc--roudcn Of W. & J.
Time Of PcriodS-@0 minutes.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-02-26
UMPIRE SIGNED.

CHICAGO. Feb. en-. +. Fin1"ran
Of Erie. Pa. who unpirrd IN III" Irt"r-
national leagu" last season VA signed
today BY President Hickey of tn" Amer
lean association for thc 1915 SEASON.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-02-26
Bic SCORES IN
C|NCY TOURNEY

CINC1NNATI. Ohio. Feb. 25.-
The AQuillas Cigar team Of 81.
Paul. went into the lead in the
five men enevtn on the first shift
of the American Bowling Congress-
tonight by rolling %022. This is
ia pins ahead of tho Champion
Shark Plug team Of Toledo. lead
ing up TO this time. and only ~
pins behind the American Bowling
Congress record made in 1917 by
the Birk Brothers Of Chicago.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-02-26

CINCINNATI. Feb. o5.-Milwaukre.
Chicago. Toledo and Buffalo b"wlcrs up
held the reputation Of their cities IN tn"
individual and lwn-mrn events at IN"
American Bowling Congress tournament
here today. W. Hamburger Of Mllwau-
kcc topped the days individual b"wl"rs
when on the afternoon shift. he rolled
551 and went into third plac" III the
event. He was closely followed. how
ever. by O. SoerEci Of Chicago. VIII" took
sixth plac" with 6S9.
In the two-mcn event 4 EunHl" team
bnwlcd itself into second rluC" when +.
Dibblc and J. West rolled l.2%6. Later
IN the day 4. Johnson and y. Olson 81
Chicago took nth with 1.2ni, thus sup
planting L. Gazzolo and +. Seh"rt Of
Toledo. who had assumed NTH rla:" on
tho previous shift by rolling l.l94 y
Runch ard \. Blanchard "t milwaukee"
arc in tenth place b. virtue Of their
score Of l.l9l howlcd today.
Teams from Cleveland. Pittsburgh.
cincinnati. Milwaukee. Trenton. y l..
Columbus. Eunral0. Ashtahuia. 81. Paul.
Madison. Wis; Syra"us-. Chattanooga.
,hIcng" and South i;"i :. Ind. occupied
the alleys on tn" tw shifts Of I'VE
r,r,n teams tonight
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-02-26

GnalS-t"n!"y |. L!r$ch"r =.
UtriCh l.
Fouls-Cunlcy |. LipSrhrr \.
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Frazier'S Prediction PromiSe--l916

FTaZcT S FTe-E1eCr1On PTOn1Se--I9I0
Jus election as
apubi
said
Frazier's After Election Statement 4
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1918-11-02
To the Farmers they Say:

big Business says this is Single tax This
is all bunk Single tax is tax on land values
ALONE. This amendment merely makes it pos
sible to exempt improvements on land. Railroad
right-of-way, telephone and telegraph COM
panies bank stock, credits, incomes and scores of
other things will continue to be taxed"
This statement was taken from a circular
purporting to be an explanation of the constitu-
tiona amendments in the form of questions and
answers mailed to farmers together with two
page letter from Mr.. Lenlke.)
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The Taxation Amendment Says: :
"The legislature may by law exempt any or
all classes of personal property from taxation
and within the meaning of this section; fixtures,
buildings, and improvements Of every character,
whatsoever upon land shall be deemed personal
property" ....~.. ..~ -.M -~....>.
r. doesn't this provide for the exemption of
everything except land? ..t\
In the two circulars just referred tonot sin
gle proposed constitutional amendment is quot
ed) .nxy = s;,x4. q. ".
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To Business Men they Say:

To Business Men they Say: -:
"You know if you paid no taxes on your
buildings and on your stocks of goods you could
cut your selling price by that much and so in
crease the number of your customers and the vol
ume of their purchases and so increase your pro-
fits" $500. *-~..<.~.
(This statement was taken from circular
entitled "To the Town Dwellers of North Dakota"
which was distributed among the business men
of the State together with one page letter and
several other circulars designed for the purpose
of getting city votes but carefully kept from dis
tributi0n among farmers.)
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BE SQUARE WITH YOURSELF

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THEY CLAIM


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