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El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-06-02

THREE Teams, fTvs from milf
j fary units OF the border
patrol and the third COM
posed Of local talent. are ansr
rfed for the leading berth OF
the Army and City league column
ThiE seute Of affairs was brought
about sunday afternoon when the
TomuEIns Terriers defeated the
= Feldman team In the first game.
and the Eighth engineers won
from the 1905 nine I'm the second
contest Of the matinee double bill.
The Duty Dodgers led the second
division closely pressed by the
Zone supply team with its phe-
nomenaI record o. two victories
within two days.
Ma r. r. NEELAND did exactly
~ what was expected Of him sunday
afternoon in the second game when
lie raced hone from third wish he
7flullnE lun ir the bitterly Goa -ez-=t
zsi1 eau IN siaEEsilE The s,aI iat0
deep risht and then coming home on
kemps lingle the big officer once
again enacted q scene that has become
familiar 10 fans who have Witnessed
a majority Of games At the park this
season In their opinion. whenever
The Lngineer team plays it Is simply
assembled around the work of MAJ.
Neyland who aside from being its
manager, best r1rirler, leading hitter
and base runner, is the pivot around
which everything revolVes and when
q ran IS needed be delivers.
Mesa Pitched Well.
LWlrler Mesa OF the 1Nf5 team
pitched a splendid game OF baseball
and allowed but three hits up TO the
seventh inning when he placed the
han above Maj. Neyland's waist and
JUST - mere the engineer pitcher want
cd j. Costly errors each time by the
ztl7 boys resulted in the ENGINEER
victory as u ir had not been for one
nungie IN the first and several in the
lnlrl some much needed runs By the
nered-
larsical and 5Iiniares. two Of
the suappiest meubers Of the 4s05
1eaH seemed TO have an off day
rs each Of the little fellows
missed several Grounders which,
90 handled accurately would have
changed the result
Both teams played clearly and con-
sisrentlF and were applauded By the
fans frequently for the Individual Of {
forts Of the players Two features T
81 the game the calling eur Of Duyer i
when De hit 6 foul fly along the first
lase inc 1cr interference and the i
playing or FIRST Dasaman Rickner CT 4
y lle Engineers without complete I
uniform VIII le the basis OF a pro-
rest 1y the 1905 PLAYERS. managerf
-of4ero announced DWTer lifted a 4
4oul 10 Rickuer and while going down
the lire called out to the first base
man 10 drop IL, il is said While the
majority OF the fans did not think
that this constituted Interference he /
g as called out by umpire Hetancourl-
Scored Three Runs.
alaj- Neyland made three Of the four
runs Of the Eighth team. In the sec
ond he sent Rees home after the lit
tie fielder had walked The major
himself scored when Kemp was safe
on Ainjares's error In the third
Maj Neyiaud was safe on first when +
1iariscal mishandIed HIS stiff ground
er. He was sent 10 third by Kemp
who singled In an attempt TO catch !.
kemp OF first Mesa shot the bah TO
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-06-02
HERE IS ONE THING THAT
is ABSOLUTELY IMPOSSIBLE

is q disordered condition Of the blood.
How then, can satisfactory results be
expected from any treatment that does
not reach the blood. the seat OF the
trouble and rid the system OF the
cause Of the disease2 s. S. s. is one
blood remedy that has for more than
50 years been giving relief TO even
the most aggravated and stubborn
cases OF rheumatism. 1t cleanses and
nurlt1es the blood by routing OUT ali
traces Of disease. The experience OF
others who have taken s S. S. VIII
convince you that IL VIII promptly
reach your case. You can obtain this
valuable remedy at any drug store
a valuable book on rheumatism
and its treatment. together with ex-
pert medical advice about your own
individual case. VIII be sent abso-
lCtely free. write today 70 Medical
Department swift Specific Co. $50
S7-llt laboratory. Atlanta. CAV.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-06-02
"Y' Team Loses
Game to Ren1OuRt

The rsmount officers indoor base
ban team defeated The ~E' secretaries
team Friday Afternoon Il the remount
station by the score Of 15 to IL The
was a Suggest. with the officers doing
the principal hitting. The feature o.
the game was made By Fusco. Of the
remount team. who stole home three
consecutive times. while the aY' men
were looking for a bail smaller than
the regulation ball. The lineups were
as follows Eemount, Fast. catcners
Schondau. pitcher Fusco, 1lrst bases
lfef=rer second base W orcesrers
9hortstou- Curry. third base sleeper
center field. Jennings, left field
Runle. right field y 81 g. g.. weaver
catcher. Mcdonald. pitcher, EiEneTi
shorfstop- Huffard. first base; Prltcl-
ard second base. 1litchelmOre. third
base. Edwards. left field, Holloway
Grooms, rignttieid-
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-06-02

The development Of the HueeO Basin as an oil field
is such vast project that few people have clear
Outstanding as TO the tremendous winnings that may be
made When you buy our stock you stand to share pro
Tais IN the division Of all possible profits that may come
to the company. The successful development Of the
HuecO Basin viii moi be one producing well or Ten such
wells but viii mean a new eli field of vide extent and as
sonishing production Under favorng conditions an IN
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-06-02
Trouble BreWS
InBoxing Clubs

Trouble is threatened in the boxing
game in New York state again Since
the E'raWley boxing law was obhter-
a few clubs in the northern part OF
the state-Buffalo and Syracuse
which have been running shows under
the club membership plan just the
same It was tried in New York city,
but did not work. Now the Broadway
Sporting club. Brooklyn. has an
nounced its intention Of starting mp
again under the Buffalo plan and 20
make a test case OF 10
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-06-02

Toledo. o.. June Weary from his
long. hot journey from California,
Jess Willard arrived here sunday 60
finish training for his Championship
After greeting Tex Richard. pro-
motor OF the contest. and other friends
willard hurried 70 a hotel for re-
freshing sleep.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-06-02
K. E. Allen Breaks
Record Number

Making a total OF 81 hits out Of
IS chances r J.. Allen headed the
list OF competitors in the weekly
shoot Of the FL Paso Gun club held
Sunday near the Country club. c. C.
Gaines broke o total Of 60 clay birds
out Of a possible % chances The
weather was excellent and much bet
ter scores were made than during
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-06-02

At 1ulwaukee-Mlwaukee &: kan
At ST. PauI-st Paul o: aiinnsapo-
Al columbus-columbus 2; Toledo
Louisville at Indianapolis. post
nonel on account Of auto faces.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-06-02
Eheumah1
Rheumatism Has Never Been Cured
By LinimeHts or Lotions, and
Never VIII Be.

Xon never knew Of rheumatism
that most painful source OF suffer-
ing-being cured by liniments. To-
lions or other external applications.
And you VIII never see anything but
temporary relief afforded By such
makeshifts-
Bur why be satisfied with tempo
rarT relief from the Dangs % pain
Fhich are sure 20 return with in-
creased severity. when there IS per-
rsaueHr relief within your reach
Science 49, proven that i;heunla tlsr1'
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-06-02

The drilling the ueco Basin development by the Cali
ona Well Drilling Company Of Taft California through its President H. c. Moss
who brought here through personal solicitation He arrived doubling Thomas
but field h the Basin has made him the booster that the Hueco has
developed Thsis FL Fo President Moss successful old
oil Of wide experience His has been operating the California fields for
years. having envbe record reliability efficiency and We
fortunate IN his decision that his company would take
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-06-02

San Francisco. Calf. May e.
William Johnston. Peck Griffin and
Roland Roberts are three OF Calitcr-
MAS tennis experts VINO viii be seen
In action in The tournament 10 be
staged by the Burlingame Country
club during early June.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-06-02

sorTHEHN AssocIATIoN.

Saturday flames.
81 Birmingham-Birmingham Q; At
lanta J.
At Little Rock-Little Rock i: NO
bile Q.
At NashvHle-Nashvine o; chatta-
New orleans at Memphis. rain.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-06-02

vesment Of 500 could easily give you lifetime month
y return Of S 10000 or more
The opportunity IS yours today but not for many days
The people who buy Hueco Basin buy ii to hold and not
to turn IN speculation. there uncertainty as
to our plans; the drilling contract as signed calls for
immediate action; you know the tremendous profits to
be made-delay your part IS mighty dangerous Mail
your cheek today Right reserved to return any and al
subscriptions
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-06-02
RUDE MU[CAHY
TRIMS EIGHTH
Zone Supply Defeats Two
Strongest League Teams
Within Two DAYS.

One Johnny Mulcahy. alias the
rube-" paused long enough in his con-
sistent stride toward big league fame
Saturday afternoon to upset Army and
City league calculations, and. Incl
dentally. TO pilot the Zone supply
team from its lowly position in the
cellar 10 its secord decisive victory
within two days.
Faced - Batsmen.
In the able performance Of the duty
OF navigator in chief as Maj. ]. H
Conlin occupied a seat on the bench.
John. "the rube.T faced about 35 bats
men Of the Eighth Engineers in nine
innings. during which time not a one
Of the bridge builders went beyond
the third sack Only one OF the En-
.gineers reached the coveted third cor
ner. It coming as a result OF a long
hit By Rees. who chased around the
sacks until he had reached that sta
ton, aided also bv an error. He died
there, however. being unable TO ad-
vance down the line coward home.
The final score. 8 TO Q, seems a bit
one-sided in spite Of the fact that the
game was we4 played throughout and
did not verge upon looseness-
Mulcahy worked all four corners OF
the plate with his ball and quick drop
and had the Engineer batsmen help
less before his delivery The Engi-
neers played their usual clean sports
manlike game under the direction OF
Mai. Neyland, but at no time appeared
90 be dangerous. They were simply
unfamiliar with southpaW rWirling.
and there is little doubt but had II
been another team Of the league the
resllt would have been the same as
yesterday. as llulcahy was in his best
form and moved down the batsmen-
He f.. undoubtedly. the tvFirIer.
par excellence. Of the Army and
City circuit. and when he occupies
the pitching mound the Zone team
has an excellent reason to dig
down and WnEer on itself.
McKinstra. the sturdy army boy.
who faced the Rube or the mound.
did some clever pitching. He was
nicked for timely bingless however. by
the Zone players, and early as the
second inning Maj. Conlin was kicking
the bats around in enjoyment OF the
scene and in ful realization OF the
fact that within two DAYS the Zone
team coming from the cellar had de-
feated the two league leaders Nc
Alpine scored In the first inning when
llcKinstra issued a base on balls He
was sacrificed by Greenberg. who laid
down a pretty hunt y Gallegos
struck out. but Marty obtained q sin
gle and scored Mac before he was
put out himself at the second sack
Made some More.
Two additional taIlies were gath
cred in the second by the Zone boys
when Patterson doubled, went 20 third
when Nye mishandled AfcCormick's Z
-rounder and later scored when back Z
stop Kemp dropped 3fcAlpine's fly. 4
zreenberg singled. scoring 1fcCor- I
mick. while 11ulcahy. who had pre-
viously walked, went 10 third The (
bases were full when Gallegos walked 4
and was forced home with the third J
run Three more were added in the I
sixth and he was added in the eighth t
stanza BIZ Greenberg. when he singled. /
iTulcahv. himself. made total Of
ssven assists and fieided his position 4
.uIly as vel as he pitched. which is
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-06-02

Totals .25 1913 q Z
'Batted for Rainey in eth singled
10 right
Feldman .-----...-..-.00 600 200 Il 9
Iomplzius' Terriers 200 ga lie
Two base hits-Lampkin. Buford.
Baker. Alinette- Three base hft=HD-
kin Hits-Off Hill hits and runs
in 9 Innings, Richey. 9 hits and 4 runs
in inning, Anderson. hits and g
runs IN ] inning Struck out-By Hill
=. By Faulkner 6 baIk. Faulkner
Left on bases-F eldman g. Terriers 8
First base on balls-Off Hiu 3: Off
Richey . Off Anderson Q Stolen
bases-Gowan. Barker. Lampzin. Ba-
halis-Bv Fiji (Pipkinl. (fFauiknerl.
by Faulkner fBarker). I4amukinl.
Double plsys-Hiu to G0wan: Bagley
70 GOwan TO Buford- Passed balls
Buford .; Hamilton i Time Of game
liza. Emnires-kaue and Betan-
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-06-02
WESTERN LEAGUE.
snlnrln- l.nn.e.-

At Des 3foines-Des aIoines 8.
Omaha J.
At s.. Joseph-st. Joseph Z: Sioux
City 10.
AT Wichita-Wichita s. Tulsa 3.
Joplin at Oklahoma City. wet
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-06-02
AMERICAN LEAGUE.
Sundnw Games.

At Detroit HE.
St Louis. Q
Detroit.
Batteries. st. Louis. Koob Sotharon
and Billings; Detroit. Leonard and
Ainsmirh
At Washington- RH.E-
-eeM = OF ---s
Washington. -....--....-.-- s I
Batteries New York lIogridEe.
Nelson. Russell and Ruel: Washing
ton, Johnson and Agnew.
At Chicago r. #. T.
Cleveland. ..--....... a 9
Batteries Cleveland. Bagby and
Nunamaker; Chicago. Danforth. Kerr
and Echalk.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-06-02

TWO base hits. Rees. Patterson
Three base hits. Schmurr on F. CAL
leeos. Sacrifice hits Greenberg-
struck out. By 1IcKinstra. Z. by Null
cahv. 13 Left on bases. Zone supply
office. 9 Eighth Engineers. 8 First
base On bails-Off lfcKinstra. .. First
base on errors. zone supply. 2,
Eighth Engineers, l. stolen bases
Thomas. Time OF game, 2-15. I'M
pires, Kane and Betancourt.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-06-02

sunday NrAnleA
AZ 1ndianap olis-Indiauapols z-l-.
Louisville -
Al mbus-Colum5 bus g. Toledo ..
At 1Iinneapolis-ainneapolis o. ST..
Paul ..
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-06-02

" mere IHeT Play luesunT.
Oakland az Vernon
Los Angeles at san Francisco.
Sacramento at Portland.
salt Lake at Seattle.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-06-02
THREE TEAMS TIE FOR FIRST
PLACE H0N0R5 IN CITY LEAGUE.

Eighth Engineers Even Up for First Berth by Victory
Over 1905 Players in Closely Contested Battle; Ter
riers Stage Swatfest and Defeat Feldman Team in
The First Game; Hill Is Not in Very Good Form.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-06-02

eDwser' out En- 5th for interference.
xNone out when winning run scored
1868 - ..-.-.112 600 O-3
Eighth Engineers ....-..20f 000 IA
Two base hits-Armendarez. Ney-
land Three base hits-Neyland.
stolen bases-1Iedina. Armendarez
lIinjares. DWver nixon. 1cMuruhF.
Struck out-Bv Neyiand z. by Mesa 6.
Lett on hases-fS05 Engineers g.
First base on balls-Off Neyland I
off Mesa g. Hit by pitched balls
BY Mesa (Nyel. fHughesl. Sacrifice
hit-Calamia- Wild ritehes-Mesa /.
Neyland Z. Time Of game-3-0S. Tn
pires-Kane and Betancourt
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-06-02
NatiOnaI LeaEue standiaEs.

Where They Play Tuesday.
Brooklyn at Boston
Philadelphia at View York.
Cincinnati at st. Louis
Pittsburg At Chicago.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-06-02

" mere IheT Play Tuesday,
St Louis at Cleveland.
Chicago at Detroit.
View York at Philadelphia.
Boston at Washington.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-06-02
Standings


y = 2 7 y T ~ 7 --"----|7
Waco at Beaumont.
Shreveport al Galveston.
Dallas at san Antonio
Fort Worth at Houston
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-06-02
WESTERN LEAGUE.

WESTERN LEAGUE.
sunday Games
At Des Moines-Des Noines o; Oma-
ha j "a innings.
At st Joseph-st Joseph 2; Sioux
city g.
Joplin at okiahome city. wet
grounds.
Tulsa at Wichita. rain.
SOUTHERN ASSOCIATION.
sunday Games.
At 1fembhis-Memphis 81; New Or
leans So.
At Camp Pike-Mobile /; Little
Rock z
At chattanooga-chattanooga Is.
Nashville 81.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-06-02

Ny auccezn in
the trcatment OF
Chronic Diseases
ia due TO the fact
that I never at
tempt treatment
1nIess 7 cen To-
cate the cause
and remove ft,
thereby pracfic-
ally eIfuffuufinr
ali doubt and
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THE SUCCESSFULOsH sodT go,
EtToI 9niwora rof CORN lGROWERS

I5QaDHI 9Hl % -!e1++------74l109 si0A -
,isnThe wsuccessful4 corn growers are
the ones that grow their own seed,
select, it. in the field and cureti it care7
fuly.9l The big yields Of mature corn
come from such seed sThe prize win
ming corn IFS ftfroni' sach9 Seed The
Corn that. makes the most money is
from such seed Now is the time, to
select the seed that will make big
yields and chat will Twin prizesrE
W. CT Palmer, N. eD9 AgfE College, ~
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gsOfsInteFestnb Teachers,

The Esrg9 branch S Of ths wnissa
decided ishorta gs of qualified .teacheyse
AZ present the Fargo effioe is9endeay;
steachsrs rotor oneIroom0 raraN schools
Counties Iareiealiing for rincipalss . ii i
where ore or tyo stears Of high .schho|'99f
The United States gEmmoymeht
Service makes no charge for services
fSRqsFea AZ s Sh9pld 1e e PRppulaf WIZ
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AGGREGATED EOS INEHKd
-sib
SQaker Visited the Northwest hitting
IN LaH irtsP effect Condition f6sr
f'' III S' %s!s 5''''i I; 7 81

The heaviest rain for several years
tell in this vicinity Tuesday mofnihg,
lasting for several hours. According
to the government weather buraaux III
charge of w. I. Faris, just 2.05 inches
fell Tuesday. morning. This adj led TO
The Heavy rain .;.of Saturday Night,
putss the rlahdH turnout northWe stern
Nifth tatin.:the very best seohaiE.!
|. ton. for, Moving. AS the season was
much earlier than usual, fullyE three
weeks, the farmers are going tGget y
vast amount of fall blowing dine il
'.Septenbec.that.is worth two OF three
times that done in October or Npvems
, beE titdftkespIowing following \ go6d
ram y Mitch better than plowi 3 dfy
s'la5,d.:.'D nf'f&tnsers have experit entsd
with blowing dry land in the fak With
such poor results, that many Of them
will not pillow until the land inn
moistened condition. smo
: Hhe rains will do much good % The
pastures Md pne late ! potato cr6P
There was no frost in August, (which
is an unusual thing, and at TIL tinffee
this is written, Sept; 10, the has
seer ~ frost This !6tfe
may expect FROST WITHIN a week. nI ID,
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Made Money From sheep.

Z. E. TOrgrlmSOn, EWhOs OWNS a 1tlpe
farm: northeast Of the city, was Mso
:itoro atlther Extraordinarily Tuesday
and Fsmarksas that, . Wills tbea crops
Wsraulighti this dXearaiW MAGE! ssns
Besd. fs seid aSftB 81 q1t55l 3
,Will }hNtsheru 1P sMfthesTsa as sop az, dt
Is sold gnaagh q an nkkefipl smijn tbs tbs
city. He hardly nQt1GeSTs WkAAt the
sheep eat and they keep the farm nice
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9f4oNoSQl 80 -.
eous, both as regards the transporta-
9n fAs s aa% tfs est e "a
an injustice to the people of Minot if
itSyDere not corrected, as many will,
no doubt, be misled1by i, and Khere-j
byfpass upeao chance to materially re-
duee theE grocery bill, which the
governments made it possible for
them to tE:quettn prices on the
commodities offered Sat from '25 per
cent Ito N751 per eenf cheaper than the
same, kind Of goods can be pure ased
satAoea stores, and that includes the
Sttr-anspo ton charges.
For your information let ,me. direct
ydh1S iAtte4itfSH to tha5 fact shat fthe
transportation charges tppq aYde nv sthe
government on these .foodstuffs from
9%ha; SlREofte as + t NsSSi SIS
s sSdis1bAsAf 4b9sng 2d "a fl 5f
units. which makes exactly $1.O4 per
hundred ponnds, and thatsthe freight
rate on groceries from OmRRa> Neb.,
to Minot, N. D., (nQtslncl1dFg Qeliv-
ery charges) is $24G; making the par
eel post rates ION these food stuffs
$1.40, per hundred pounds less Iran
they Could be shipped here BY" fTe1Yht.
saying nothing about the saving OF
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'iMIllN0T POSTMASTER SAYS:
''I Gov. II PRICES fHAPER

,draying, charges tfffrom the freight de-
fIuobAbly be SOC hundred moral 10 {
After you have taken the abatetin.
ean sRsaa Ses fss
gs thG stranspertatibn srsteks ofE,these
sH 2EsA{rSa a2E | tmors than ian
making the ypaB1i4Kefso Of fhagazihes
or periodicals, containing appr9&is
matelX SO per cegt wof Advertising
mattel Pex z faiiTra{e of postaAge ssy1
Ouch 4dyprteA& haSter, which Was
accomplished. thru the law providing
for the sO-called "Zone rate of uUStage
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r tiuSscotash. Was somewhat, SURPRISE
the other day to run across Walter
Moulton of Minot, who has shipped
IL tmeshing outfit here and is
ethreshing out here few miles"
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II pefioafea - % fasssnfnes ano
yertising portion Of such magazines
to somewhere 4hearMWhat itssholld. be
tn proportion to postage paid on other
classes of mail matter.
s=RegardingSthe cost Of the govern
1ne1t foodstuffs, as cdmpafedf t. the
prices charged by locadealers, Ilsubl
nit the following as fair illussrati ions:
-S>TS y - Govt price Retail priee
~ ANSN delivered at Minots
Dry bears,r per lb:-~sS 71sc;:H l2c
Bacon, per lb.@@----1-36c soc \
Corn beef, No.
cans Bic 500,
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Observation-Disclosures;

I cfeaK YfOfM weedS
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nj - W.T. p
Ar4;cleN cas-
BaconA6 12-lb. cans ito CASE 102
Corn Beet, 461rNp.' cans to cs.-- IS
Corn Beefy24f eos.2fhns to cs.-- 50
Corn Beet 12 ~6s1S1Ga4s to cs.--- IS
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