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CHANGES IN CORNELL TEAM.
Dobfe Gives Players Final Work
out for Game with Union.

Special Despatch 70 TIVE Nrw YorK IixsArD
IrBIcA. n. Y. Oct. i5.-With the
Cornell football team IN fine shape for
,s-morrow's game with Union. followers
% the 1thacans looked forward expect
entity tonight 10 another exhibition OF
offensive power and further development
Of the aerial attack The team worked
fIr two hours in light scrlmmage this
afternoon and several changes were
noted. They will hold good for to-
morrow n Dobie sticks 20 the lineup he
gave out this evening.
Knauss. who In the middle OF last
arason came to the front with rush
as tackle. Is slated TO start az left
tackle tomorrow instead OF Kay. Knauss
Is bigger man than Kay and has more
experience. but until recently no has not
been In Ut physical condition. Horrell.
last years centre, Is 20 have tho call
ever Brayton. az least for the opening
part OF the game. Mayer, last years
right half. will play that position. re-
pacing Livingston. who viii be held In
reserve. Kaw and Jewett will play right
halfbacx and fuilbaciS respectively, but
Hoff may start AZ quarter INSTEAD OF
Carey. !. ~
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Football Programme
for This Afternoon

Yale vs.. Boston College, at New Maven.
Princeton VS.. Washington and Leo, at
Ha ward W. williams, at Cambridge:
Columbia vs.. Amherst, ut South Field.
Fordham vs.. villanoys, n. Fordhsm.
New York University VS.. Wesleyan, at
stevens Tech vs.. swarthmore, at swarth-
Rutgers rs. Virginia Poly. at Now Bruins
wick.
PennsyIyania rs. Lafayette, at Philadel-
Syracuse VS.. PittsburE. at Syracuse.
Brown vs.. Colgate, at Providence.
Cornell W. Union, at Ithaca.
Dartmouth vs.. Holy Cross. ut Hanover.
Army vs.. Springfield, at West Point.
Navy vs.. Bucknell, at Annapolis.
I<high VS.. Rochester, at South Beth
lehem.
Penn state VS.. North Carolina state, at
State College.
Hsverford VS.. Lebanon Valley. at Ann
vile.
Carnegie Tech. vs.. Grove City. at Pitts
burg.
Washington aud jefferson vs.. Geneva. at
Washington.
susquehanna vs.. Gailsudet, at seiins-
Maryland VS.. Washington. at College
Franklin and Marshall vs.. Penn Military.
Gettysburg vs.. Ursfuus, at CoIIexevflIe.
Mount st. Mayr's vs.. Western Maryland,
ut Emmitsburg.
Tufts W.. Norwich, at Medford
Maine vs.. Rhode Island, at Orono.
Rates Va. Corby, at Lewistown.
Bowdoin vs.. Trinity. ut brunswick.
New Hampshire vs.. Vermont, mt Duriiam.
~. Lawrence ~. Buffalo. ut Buffalo.
Connecticut Aggies vs.. Iowell Textile. at
Storrs.
Rensselaer, Ploy vs.. Hamilton, mt Clinton.
Hobart vs.. 1T. Bonaventure's, at Geneva.
Mnssa chusetts Agsies vs. Worcester Poly,
mt Worcester.
Boston University W.. Middlebury. at
Boston,
Georgetown VS.. West Virginia Wesleyan,
at Washington.
Johns Hopkins vs.. Virginia. Mt Baltimore.
Vanderbilt vs.. Georgia Tech. ut Nash
Vile.
Center rs. TransyIvnnia. Mt DanvilIe.
North Carolina vs.. South Carolina. at
Chapel Hill.
Tulane ". Rice, at New Orleans.
Nebraska W.. Notre Dame, Mt Lincoln.
Michigan ". Michigan Asgies, at Ann
Arber.
Minnesota vs.. Indiana. nt Minneapolis.
Illinois W.. Iowa, at IrbnDa.
Chicago vs.. Wabash. at Chicago.
Ohio state vs.. Purdue. at Columbus-
Detroit vs.. 81. Louis, at Detroit.
stanford vs.. Southern California. at Los
Angeles.
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CROWD OF $4,000
EXPECTED AT PENN
Crawford Ineligible to Play
Against Lafayette.

Special Despatch 10 TIM NEW YorK HKsop
PHILADELPHIA, Oct. 15.--Penn Is all
set for Lafayette on Franklin Field to-
morrow. TO both teams II IN an ifnpor-
tant battle. Lafayette has not scored
on Penn since 1918. when Il won. 1. TO
o. but things UP Easton way are run
ming at high speed. and Coach suther-
lands eleven actually expects 10 stop
the Big Qual1ers.
All Of Easton will virtually move to
Franklin Field tomorrow The Maroon
and White students. alumni and follow
ers are coming down In special train.
Manager I'D. Ware. Jr.. OF the Penn
team announced tonight that every
seat has been sold. \ crowd OF 22,000
In assured.
on the evo OF the game Coach IIcis-
man received word that Claude craw-
ford. the P3rkersbvrR. w. Va. lad who
was slated TO play right end in Capt.
Bud Hopper's place. Is ineligible.
week ago Crawford was declared eie-
iblc for the Swarthmorc game and. al
though the end position was entirely
new TO him, he went In and put I'D
spectacular game. Jack Ertresyaac.
younger brother OF the former Penn line
star, has been selected 10 start Of rigi.
end. with Bill Grave at the other wing
post
Capt Hopper Is extremely anxious 10
get back In the game, but the coaches
do not want him to take any chances
with his elbow. which was dislocated In
the opening game against Delaware.
Vic Frank. the former Central High
boy. will be back at centre again. his
bad ankle having improved.
Tackles and guards will be taken care
Of by Bill Ward and Thurman and Carl
Thomas and Lehman, respectively.
Pcnn's back field win start the same
as against Swerthmore. with Miller
calling the plays ut quarterback. Mike
Whitchiil and Herman Harvey half
backs. and Joe Streus frllback.
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BAN JOHNSON RISES
TO EXPLAIN STAND
Wants HousecIeaning Before
RemodelIing House.

= CHICAGO, Oct 15.--Startling develop
ments In connection with the reconvened
special Grand Jury's investigation OF
baseball gambling next week were indi-
Gated to-day by President Ban Johnson
Of the American League in discussing
his reasons for sending. a telegram to
President Heydler Of the National
League. opposing ar premature the con-
ference OF the club owners here Monday
to frame a new governing tribunal for
professional baseball.
II do not care to attend any confer
ence to discuss n new baseball tribunal
until the report of the special Grand
Jury, which reconvenes on Tuesday. is
made and I know whom 1t indiots," he
said.
johnson admitted having wired PIesi-
dent Heydler his belief that the confer
ence of major league club owners sched-
uled for Monday. would be n mistake In
view OF the incomplete work OF the Cook
County Grand Jury. He said:
This Grand Jury was accomplished
already what no other agency has been
able to do. and has done it with ce-
lerity that astonished everybody. It's
work is not finished. In fact. 1t Is my
information that clews are now in hands
which may lead to the disclosure OF more
facts than have vet dreamed OF. De-
lieve that all attempts to reform baseball
by new tribunals should he deferred until
we know who's who in baseball
Some people have been made sore by
the exposure already made. More may
be made sore when the information like
ly to come before the Grand Jury next
week is known.
mo other investigating body, incapa-
bic of summoning witnesses and ex-
aiming them under oath, could have
turned up the crookedness that has al
ready been uncovered by the Grand Jury
In the short space OF time IN which IL
was done. believe the Developments
OF the coming week Will be even more
surprising TO the public
Judge Mcdonald is honest in his de-
termination to expose all dishonesty IN
baseball and I am willing TO give him
all the aid ia my power. / think all the
friends CT baseball ought 10 stand by
him and await the decision of this Grand
Jury before taking any further action.
IL believe in making thorough mousse
cleaning before starting to remodel the
house"
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We'll Beat Emf Say Yale
Coaches of Game To-day
To Report Football
Game by Wireless
s,ecial Despatch 10 rur Hr.AlD.

r ITHACA, n. Y, Oct 15.-What
Is said to be the nrst attempt
L yet made to report football
game by wireless will be made here
tomorrow when Cornell and Union
clash. Union College professors sug-
xested the scheme to the Union Col
lege Radio Club. Cornell cooperated
and as a consequence army officers
have installed wireless telephone
on the sidelires.
The plays will be sent by wireless
telephone to the Cornell wireless sta
ton at Franklin Hall and here Prof.
w. C. Ballard. Cornell radio expert,
will send them by wireless telegraph
TO the radio station on the campus at
Schenectady.
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md in 7odys Football
Judge Declares Marquard
sOut' in Divorce Suit
Stock in Contracting
Firm Gift to Iris

@LEvELAND. Oct. is. = Iris
1 Speaker, manager of the
~ Cleveland Americans. worlds
champion baseball team. to-day was
presented with large block OF stock
in the Dunn Il Mccarthy Company.
Chicago railroad contractors. by
James c.. Dunn. president OF the
Cleveland club and president OF the
contracting company, as reward
for Speakers efforts In giving Cievc-
land champion team.
Speaker plans ultimately to devote
his time to the contracting business
when through playing baseball.
IT figure that you will make as
good q contractor as you made
baseball manager" said Dunn In
making his Gift to Speaker. and
want you associated with me in our
company"
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YALE ELEVEN IN
FIRST BIG TEST
Meet Boston Colleges Scrappy
Football Team This
Afternoon.
SYRACUSE PLAYS PITT
New York Institutions Will
Help Make Tt a Busy
Day.
BY DANIEL.

X This is the first big football day Of
the year. With the worlds series out
of the way. football will have the
lirnelisht all to itself. And it's a rather
pleasing programme which the grid
iron sport has spread for the occasion.
Leading into midseason. the days
schedule shows strong tendency tow
ard evenly matched opposition, more
important issues and a heightening Of
interest.
From a strictly technical viewpoint
and it's bearing on the Eastern leader
ship the biggest contest Of the day Is
that between Syracuse and Pittsburg.
at Syracuse. But from the standpoint
of widespread interest the affair be-
tween Yale and Boston College. which
will be staged in the Yale Bowl,
stands out as the most prominent.
The Princeton Washington and Lee,
Harvard Williams. Pennsylvania-La-
faycttc. and Brown Colgate games also
hold a high position in the doings
cartied for the day.
The battle which Yale is going TO
have with Boston College--and the
word battle is used advisedly-prom-
ises to be intensely interesting from
many angles. In the first place the
game will provide the first serious
fest for tho Ellis and Tad Jones. In
defeating Fordham last week by 20 to
0 Boston showed that it had a terrific
punch in it's attack and a strong and
resourceful defence. That's Just what
Yale wants 20 buck MP against right
nOv.
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for 10 outdo Harvard il The great de-
siderat um at Hanover. We do not re-
member that Dartmouth and Holy
Cross ever met before.
Bis Day In New York.
This will be a big day In the metro
politan section. with Columbia playing
Amherst and Fordham tackling Villa
nova. New York University will be
away. at Middletown. playing Wes-
leyan. while Stevens will meet Swarth-
more at Swarthmore.
Amherst was beaten by Columbia by
TO last season and is reported TO be
no stronger this year. while the Blue
and White In just "A notch ahead OF its
1919 form. Villanova lost to Penn Mill
tary by 10 to s last week. but against
Fordham It will be another story. Ford
ham should win. but II IL not likely to
be n walkover by any means.
The Navy. beaten by North Carolina
State and scared by Lafayette. viii
strike another difficult assignment this
afternoon when 1t faces Bucknell. The
Army will play Springfield. which all
ways brings O lot of open football 10
the Plains.
Cornell. which ran Up so many points
against a heavier eleven from ST. Bona
ventures last week. should win with
little trouble over Union. Rutgers -
likely to win over Virginia Poly, which
will visit New Brunswick. Tenn state
and North Carolina ought 70 make n
whale OF q game. West virginia viii
enjoy a romp with George Washington
before going against Yale and Princeton
In succession.
Center College. which VIII play Ear-
yard next week. will timber up against
Transylvania. In tho West the Con-
ference will swing into full stride. with
Illinois and Iowa In one Of the feature
games. Outside Of the Conference the
Notre Dame Nebraska contest II the
most important. Both teams VIII be
seen IN this section.
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the jersey coast, are running large and some
have been boated that went as high as
eleven pounds. on Wednesday we had but
three cod aboard the Alert. said tho cap
tain. but they came back again for Tiiurp-
with some hake. Cod will be caught right
along now. ~ they are striking In every day.
Not only do we find them away off on the
one inshore. and n II always n good sian 10
find the early cod In the shoai water In
shore. A. for biackfish. we are getting them
right along and they are abundant on most
course, gone and the seabasr are thinning
out. Linz VIII soon come irshore IN big
schools and then tho codfishing VIII atari In
real earnest ON fhc Cholera and Angler
Banlss. ard whom the real cold weather sets
IN We WIN likely find the cod on the grounds
closer in Tie real big fish. however, WIN
be taken from The deep water away OFF
shore. as they have always beer.
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cago, algo testified about the phantom
apartment.
Divorce granted" said Judge SABBATH.
Despite her evident pleasure In re-
gaining single blessedness. Miss Seeley
expressed a bit OF concern over the fu-
ture OF her southpaw former husband.
Hes lost his job and his wife," she
said Hes In rather bad way. Then
there's the girl to whom he announced
his engagement before we were divorced.
Will she marry him now7 Oh. hero
worship Is pretty strong with some peo-
pie. He Is sure out of luck.
"And he didn't even send me a pass
for the worlds series" she continued.
But maybe he needed the money and
sold out all his passes.
The case was heard as default matter,
rs .Rube' d i'd not file an answer to the
charge of desertion.
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MARoUARD TO APPEAL.
Talks with President HeydIer.
who Advises That Course.

who Advises That Course.
RUDE Marquard, Brooklyn southpaw.
called at the office Of President Heyd-
Ter OF the National League yesterday
to present his side OF the Cleveland con-
viction for specializing in worlds series
tickets. Rupe stoutly maintained his
innocence of intent to do wrong and
told President Heydler Of his determi-
nation to appeal the case. He was told
by the National League president that
that was by all means the thing to do
IL he was Innocent. Also that IL he was
successful in his appeal his status would
be restored TO what It was before his
conviction.
He was told in addition that National
League men had been greatly humil-
lated by his arrest and subsequent de-
veiopmcnts. Marquard repeated what
he had declared in Cleveland. that ne
wasn't guilty OF specializing, and he left
the office with the purpose OF going
ahead with his appeal.
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Founders are biting 10 most 81 tns wem
IL r,na. to-n,orrow there should be great
quantities. Of them taken. Anglers VIII 90
well 20 provide themselves with worms Pc
fore going 10 the shore or they may pc 1lS-
snnolr,ed Ia the matter NJ getting bait. En-
ceiisnt catches have been reported from
Wreck Lead and Freeport and from points
n III. further east In the Great South BAY.
Good catches have also been made NJ PORT
Warrington and az Gienwood Landing. :,
The boats from upper New York VIII IN AZ
,roba b,iitx lind a marked Increase IN the
Sio,,nders aver Iaat Sunday because prior 20
thIs week they we're not taking the hook ~
points on the north shore OF Long island.
been lifting nj points on the north shore OF
tho Sound. .,
the RauN IN Jamaica bay nnu ~ persen ,
Reach. Catches have been reported iro"
many other parts Of the bay also.
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POLICE NINE PLAYS TODAY.

There win he a free baseball game nj
Trbbets Field this afternoon when the fire
men and tho policemen OF this city clash
In the third and last game OF the municipal
series for The Chief trophy. Each team has
one leg the cup. and as only two legs
are necessary 20 take N the game to-day
will be Tor blood"
The first game OF THE series brought about
$40, 900 10 the treasury OF the Flremen's
Hnrlnr Emergency Fund.
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rrAv TIE wrrm RAY AND yAnpo,.

WILMINGTON, Del. Oct f5.--WIiIia,n
Reid OF Wilmington and Fred Mcleod OF
Washington finished all square with Harry
crs. In thirty-six hole exhibition mattel,
To-Day on the links Of the Wilmington Cn,,n.
try Club. Reid and Mcleod were up A,
the close Of the round, In which the Britisl,
pair hid oest ball card for 20, as corr
pared 70 II for tho Americans. The Ms
TORS lad best ball card OF 20 IN the 81
tetnoon. while Reid and Mcfeod's was ~
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QUAKER sOCcERs HERE TO-DAY.

The University OF Pennsylvania soccer
team viii be secu In action here for the
first time this aftern son. when the QUA lers
viii b. pitted against an eleven OF tic
staten Island Cricket and Tennis Club. on
.rs grounds OF the latter ~ Livingston.
q-,e opposirK teams will he: University Of
panusvfvania-- HAYWOOD. Darrow. Amelia.
Raidcrston. Binns. Thompson. bingham.
Iced Spencer. pcnnell. Doyiin. staten
REPRESENTATIONS, De Wilde. Johnston. Joy.
NcISorv MncRec, stout. Mcwhinnie. Mac
pheraon C:,elchinan. Croeninss.
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without the services OF the regular
guards. Herr and Acosta.
The Boston college team spent tonight
In Hartford and will not come TO New
Haven until after lunch tomorrow. Pre-
vious TO the big game the Yale fresh
men win play Exeter on the old field.
The teams will line up as follows:
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DARTMOUTH WINS AT SOCCER

CAMBRIDGE, Mass. Oct. 15.--Dart-
mouth overwhelmed Harvard in the SOC
Ger game here this afternoon by score
of 3 to I. Fletcher scored two OF the
Dartmouth goals.
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George wilson Of Wreck Lead says We are
N Tor an early cod season and that TIC iofc-
runners are already here. On IuesuhS "
boat ali rsd fish and IN the lot we're eleven
COD. five biz hunpback bass and any amount
~ blackfsh The blsckfish, IKE those on
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ST. pAuI~ORIoI.r CAME orr.

sT. PAUL Oct i5.--roafpcnement OF the
sixth gane OF the 81. paui-Bn tlmore minor
league baseball championship series was an
nounced AZ noon to-day. Tho game act for
wet grounds. n VIII be played tomorrow.
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Al Fort Collins Colorado Agriea. -. r-nl.
yersity Of Wyoming. o.
AZ Moscow, Idaho Washington state Col
lego. "a: University OF Idaho, Z.
Az College Station, Texss--Texn- A and
NJ. o; Louisiana state University. 0 uIe).
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HORSES AND CARRIAGES.

RIDING HORSE FOR SALE
Beautiful chestnut. male. years, kindest
disposition, good jumper. also harness: OK
cellent condition; price reasonable 10 good
horseman. Phone Mfr. MELLGREN. Wat
kins o0e2.
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JENNINGS RESIGNS !
AS TIGER LEADER
May Go to Cubs-Rowland Is
Mentioned as His Sue
cessor.

Special Despatch TO THE NEW YORK HEkALr.
DETROIT, Oct 15.--Hugh jennings. man
ager Of the Detroit Tigers since the
spring OF 1907, to-day rendered his resig-
nation to Frank J. Navin, principal
stakeholder OF the club. a copy of his
letter follows:
Il hereby tender my resignation as
manager of the Detroit baseball club
same to take effect at the expiration OF
my contract October is. 1920.
II take this step with considerable re-
greet. Our relations from the date of my
coming to Detroit and continuing
through all these years have been most
cordial and pleasant. However. have
studied the baseball situation in Detroit
and feel that change would be bene-
fetal to you and the Detroit baseball
club and perhaps to myself.
II will watch with great deal OF
pleasure the work of your club and will
always be pulling for its success"
Jennings's resignation did not come
as a surprise At various times during
the season the report that he would re-
sign and that Ty Cobb would be his
successor was current. 1t also was re-
ported last week that Jennings would
become manager Of the Chicago Cubs.
1t is known that Jennings was dis
pleased with the showing OF the Detroit
team, and, feehng tnat ne Hdu oulii'en
his usefulness with the players ana
that Detroit was firing of his efforts.
tried to tender his resignation this sum-
mer, but was persuaded by Navin 10
continue.
During the recent worlds series there
were constant rumors of changes In
management for next season. Detroit
was one of four cities mentioned; the
others We're New York and st. Louis in
the American League and Boston In
the National. Everybody seemed GER
tain that Jennings already had, or soon
would. resign and the insiders were
agreed that Clarence Rowland would be
his successor. This report gained ground
each day.
No plans have been made for filling
the position made vacant by the resig-
nation, but 1t is likely announcement
will be made soon.
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CUTLER WINS WITH CUE.
Defeats McAndless, 800 to 1875, In
Fifth Block of Match Game.

Fifth Block of Match Game.
Albert Cutler last night won the fifth
block of his 1872 balkline 1900 point
match game from David McAndless In
Maurice Days room. Cutler triunphed
by 900 to 1876. The total score for the
first five nights play is: Cutler, 1900
points. and McAndless. $40. The final
block will be played tonight. Cutler
completed his string in fifteen innings for
an average of 20. His high run was 3d.
which he collected in the third frame.
McAndless's high run was OIL Inc
score:
Cutler 10. .. IS. Il, 81. s. o. 81, 10. 81
3. o. 0, 55. -. Total. 300.
McAndIess. 6. 81. 4. 43. /. 3. 2, !. ., .. j.
u 8. Total. l65.
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rNrERscHoLAsrrC GAMES.

INTERSCHOLASTIC GAMES.
De witt Clinton VS.. West Side High, ~
Commerce. vs.. Evander Childs, at Protectory
Grounds.
Erasmus VS.. Technical High, mt Harrisburg,
Pa. ~
Commercial vs.. Poly Prep, at Commerc'ni
Field.
ton, ~. j.
Marquand W. Barnard, nj van CortianW
Park, A. NJ. -
81. Johns Prep Us. Flushing at Flushing
Adeiphi vs.. Freep0rt, at Freeporf, l.. l.
Glen Cove vs. Lynbrook, Mt Glen Cove, L. I.
Centre. L. I.
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BECKER BEATS sURKEIN.
Frank Becker last night defeated Abe sur
klein 81 to % In the handicap 1s-2 Dalieiine
billiard tournament In progress at Thums 3.
Surkein was playing for so points Becker
had a high run OF 6 and Surkein's best
Cluster was q The match lasted 100 INNINGS:
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ROD AND GUN NEWS


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for 10 Quito Harvard is The great de-
sidera tum at Hanover. We do not re-
member that Dartmouth and Holy
Cross ever met before.
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Ilaasder ri.hirr shouId pe 0ocd sunday.

one hour.