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The Holbrook news., 1921-12-09
NOTICE OF PUBLICATION
Phoenix, Arizona.
 Nov. 28, 1921.
.e Serial 052344

Land Office Serial 052344
 Notice is hereby given that the Santa Fe Pacific Railway has filed in this office. it's applicatioE to select under the provisions of Acts of June 22nd. 1874. (lS Stat. 194) August 26, 1890, (26 Stat. 369.) the following des- cribed lands, viz:
 The south east quarter (SEa) of the north east quarter (NE3) of Section (8). Township Eigh. teen Q9) North. Range Seven teen CID East. Gila and Salt Riv- CT Base and Meridian.
 Any and all persons claiming adversely the lands described, or desiring to object, because of the mineral character of the land. CT any other reason, to the disposal to applicant. should file their af- idavits of protest in this office. on or before the 10th day of January. 1922.
 JOHN R. TOWLES,
 Register.
 1st Pub. Dec. 9th Last Dec. 90
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Sheriff S Sale
Notice of Sale of Real Estate on
 E0racIncI1ro No E7

Notice of Sale of Real Estate or
 Foreclosure. No. 57.
 The Bank of Bisbee, a corpor-
 ation. plaintiff, vs. C. O. RIed.
 head and Margaret A. Reidhead
 and Bank of Northern Arizona,
 a corporation. defendants.
 Under and by virtue of an or der of sale and decree of fore closure and sale. issued out of the Superior Court of the County of Navajo, State of Arizona, on the 18th day of January, A D 1921, in the above entitled action wherein the Bank of Bisbee, a corporation, the above named plaintiff, obtained a judgment and decree of foreclosure and sale against c. O. Reidhead and Margaret A Reidhead, and Bank of Northern Arizona, a corpora tion, defendants, on the 18th day of January. A D 1921, for the sum, of nine thousand six hund- red sixty-two dollars and seven ty cents (S9, ,662.7 .70), in United States gold coin, besides interest, cost sand counsel fees, which said decree was on the 18th day of January. 1921, duly recorded ID judgment book of this county, I am commanded to sell all that certain lot, piece, or parcels of land. situate. lying and being in Navajo County of the State of Arizona, and bounded and des- cribed as follows:
 The east one-third of section 27. township 10 north, range 22 east. G &S R M. Arizona, con taining 215 acres, more or less according to government survey; beginning at point s rods from northeast corner of lot 4, in w. J. Flake survey of ShowIow townsite. thence west I2 rods; thence south 80 rods; thence east 12 rods; thence north 80 rods to place of beginning con- tanning 6 acres more or less, shown Tn deed to Chas T Savage, all in section 20, township 10| north, rande 22 east, G 6 s R Nj Arizona; and the east half of east half of section Is in town ship 10 north. range p east; GI & s R M, in Navajo County, Ari- zona, containing 160 acres.
 Pablic notice is hereby given that on the 21st day of Decem- ] Der, A D 1921, at 200 o'clock, D. l n. of that day, in front of the court house daor of the County | ,f Navajo, I will. in obedience 70 said order of sale and decree If foreclosure and sale. sell the lbove described property, or so much thereof as may be neces- ary to satisfy said judgment, with interest and costs. etc. to he highest and best bidder for ash.
 lated Nov. 29, 1921 r.
 R. L. NEWMAN, Sheriff
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IS Holbrook. Arizona.
 Arizona Corporation Commits sion.
 By D. F. Johnson, Chairman.
 No. 1 Original
 Filed and recorded at the re- quest of C. H. Jordan October 27, 1921 at 9 a. m. and duly re- corded Tn Vol. No. Z of Articles of Incorporation on pages Nos 2l1-12 Records of Navajo County Arizona.
 (Seal.)
 Marguerite Drumm. Recorder
 F Dec. 9th L Jan. 18th.
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NOTICE OF PUBLICATION
Phoenix, Arizona. Nov, -28. 1921

Land Office Serial O52345 Notice is hereby given that the Santa Fe Pacific Railway Company has filed in this office. it's application to select under the provisions of Acts of June 22nd, 1874. (1S Stat. 194). Aug ust 29, 1890. (26 Stat. 369). the following described lands, viz:
 The south west quarter [SW4 l of the north east quarter [NE3 l of Section Eight [8], Township Eighteen [18] North Range Sev enteen [I7] East, Gila and Salt River Base and Meridian.
 Any and all persons claiming adversely the lands described, or desiring to object. because of the mineral character of the land. or any other reason, to the disposal to applicant. should file their sfidavits of protest in this office, on or before the 10th day of January,
 JOHN R. TOWLES,
 Register. 1st Pub. Dec. 9 Last Ded. 30.
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WANTED

We will pay spot cash for Ford touring car or roadster bodies in usabIe condition.
 JENNINGS AUTO co.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1921-07-25
VICTORY GIVES TEAM EVE
|1l||H.. : Hide '';3!IE;{

Oh, boy! Immediately following
the ball game Wednesday afternoon,
same being Booster day at Doug.
las park, the mysterious" program
that. The idea Is to get there early
and stay late. No need TO go home
for something TO eat. The enter
tainment committees of the EIks
and Eagles, having taken over all
plans for the evening, are seeing TO
1t that the inner man viii be pro-
Vided for.
You wonder what kind of a treat
is in store? Well, now that would
be giving away a secret. No harm
in guessing, anyhow, and we wager
about 10 out of 20 can hit it cor
rectly the first time.
Harmonious s8x0ph0ne Jazz WIN
be dispensed during the evening by
The EIks' justly celebrated must
clans. Those who have heard this
organization in recent concerts are
going to be there for the music, if
for nothing else.
Booster day is intended to re-
plenish the depleted treasury of
the Rock Island Fans association.
The one dollar you pay for a ticket
will help keep the boost" in boost
er. Secretary Marc Brough of the
fans association has charge of the
ticket selling. The campaign was
launched yesterday and reports in
dictate ready demand for the paste
boards 1t is hoped to sell 1000
and thus put the association back
on solid ground. Whether you can
attend the game or not, do your
bit by buying at least one ticket.
No free list for Wednesdays
game. This was the announce
nent from headquarters Of the fans
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1921-07-25
HARVARD NEGRO
CLOSES GREAT
TRACK CAREER

Cambridge, Mass, July 25.-Ed-
ward o. Gourdin. Harvard's negro
athlete, who set a new world broad
jump record of 25 feet 8 inches last
Saturday, has closed his college
athletic career with an all round
record of track and field proficiency.
SURPRISING that of any man who
ever wore the crimson. His ability
IN events shown since he tried as
freshman is shown in a list of
marks he has made in actual COM
petition. They follow:
observation-disclosures dash, 9 As sec
onds; 220-yard dash, % Is seconds:
44O-yard run, 50 LIS seconds; broad
jump, 25 feet inches; high junp. :
feet inches; running hop-step-and-
Jump, As feet inches; javelin
throw 40 feet; discuss throw. 10
feet.
Gourdin will be as much decorat-
ed as a hero of many wars if he
chooses to pin on his breast all the
medals he has won in four wears
The Harvard athlete authorities
have been unable to get medals
struck off as often as he has earned
them. Three gold medals of special
die are due him for his successive
college record made in the board
Jump, eliminating in the broadcast
Jump known to man last Saturday.
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THE SCOREBOARD
YESTERDAYS II

YESTERDAYS HERO - High
Pockets Kelly. The Giants frst
baseman, hit his 18th homer. a don
Die and a single, accounting for
Tour runs and the Phils lost, 4 to 3
OLD WALTER JOHNSON let the
Tigers have Is hits, but he held
them safely in the pinches and
Washington won, IA to 6.
JIMMY JOHNSTON'S low neg n
the plate in the eighth inning al
lowed two Braves to score and
Brooklyn lost, to 5.
RUETHER again finished the
game for the Robins.
HITTING by Baker, Ruth and
Meusel enabled the Yanks to heat
the Indians, to 3, in the final
game of the series.
WITH SISLER out of the pama
under an indefinite suspension for
hitting Umpire Hildebrand. the
Browns lost to the Red Sox. 10 to ?
HODGE was hit hard by the Ath-
Ietics, who gathered Is bingles and
beat the White Sox, II to 6.
ONE RUN in the first inning was
all the Cubs could get off Enba
Rixey, and they lost to the Reds
to 1. ''
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association this morning. And this
includes everybody. Fans holding
coupon books will be admitted ior
one coupon and 80 cents.
The Islanders are hot after an
infielder to bolster up the club
during the absence of Manager FL
mer Benson. He may be landed to-
day. Rumor has it the club is after
the services of a Moline player,
whose hitting and fielding would be
a great help to the Islanders.
Bill Cole getting back into shape
after a couple of weeks absence
from the game with an injured
shoulder. Bill is anxious to get
back into the harness again, and il
may be very soon. His return will
give the Islanders an Outfield to
compare with the best I'm the league.
Johnson, Newell and Cole are about
three of the best hy-chasers that
decorate the circuit. In addition,
Johnson and Cole are dangerous
hitters while Newell is getting his
eye trained on the ball better.
The Islanders and Plowboys have
engaged in an even dozen games to
date, of which the Islanders have
won five. This, certainly, is wor-
thy of due credit, particularly in
view of the discouraging circum-
stances that faced che Islanders
when they went over to Browning
field last week. While both of Mo-
lines victories in the series con-
cluded yesterday were by top-heavy
scores, the fact remains the Island
ers won the real ball games.
Why not count yourself among
the crowd each afternoon during
this seriesl Moline fans Will turn
out in large numbers and it be-
hOOves Rock Islanders to Guido
them.
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RICHARD FACES
! GRAND JURY ON
FILM INQUIRY

New. York. July 25.-Tex Rick.
ard, promoter of the July 2 fgh,
between Jack Dempsey and GEORGES
Carpenter in Jersey City and F. C,
Quimey, motion picture producer.
we're summoned to appear before
the federal grand jury today to tes-
Thy concerning the alleged trans
portation of movies of the fight into
this state from New Jersey in yio-
lation of federal law.
Mr.. Richard has declared he
knows nothing OF the Transports
ton of the pictures or OF plans 10
show them here.
Several hundred persons attract
ed by advertisements and electric
signs stop a theatre, announcing
hsss~ showing OF the fight pictures
last night, found the box ONCE dark
ana were unable to gain any fnfor-
nation as to when the actual show
pnS<Eould take placa
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Notes of the Game

Wires homer in the sixth was
the third time this season the ball
has been driven over the score
board at Browning field. 1t was
more in keeping with the idea of
what a home run should be.
Murphy's smack il the first in
ming was hard enough to have
cleared the fence at Douglas park
1t nearly rolled to the gate at the
northwest corner of the field, and
all Murphy had to do after touch
ing second base was to trot around
the remaining distance.
Bill johnson, but for a bad ankle,
could have made a home run out of
his triple in the fifth.
Wally Newell continues to dis
play great work as a guardian of
the center field territory. He went
way back to nail Sh'ollenberger's
drive in the fourth. AS a matter
of fact, Newell makes everything
look easy because he possesses the
rare ability Of judging a ball with
the crack of the bat. He comes in
or goes back with no time wasted.
Moline fandom turned out to wit
ness another slaughter, or track
meet" as some wit put it. Natur-
ally it was shock for them to see
the worm turn. Rock Island play
ers got nothing but jibes and jeers
the whole time, but most of them
kept their heads up and the result
is history
The Islanders were Obliged to
question the eyesight of Dusky
Holmes on more than one occasion
His closest decision seems to have
been the one he called a ball for
Howard Jones in the ninth.
Dow Vandine Joined the ranks of
the arbiters yesterday. The old
time Islander star handled base de-
cisions in creditable fashion. The
best proof of this is the fact that
he had no arguments with the
players, although he had a busy
day OF It.
Fast recovery of the ball bv
Johnson when Mack tripled in the
ninth prevented what had all the
aspects of a home run. Johnson
relayed the ball to Murphy, who
had run far out into the field to re-
ceive it, and the shortstop raced to
the inffeld with it in his hands.
This discouraged Mack from trying
for the plate.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1921-07-25
HERMAN
WILL TRY TO
REGAIN BELT
Meets Champion Joe Lynch =.
Brooklyn Tonight in 15-ROund
Decision,

New York. July 25-Pete Hern,,
of New Orleans, will try tonight r.
regain the worlds bantamweigh,
championship title he lost n
15-round decision bout TO Joe Luch
of New York, in Madison Sonar.
garden, last December. The two
boxers meet in a 1S-round da,i
sion contest at Ebbetts field. BrooL
Ign.
Lynch has been troubled with =,
broken hand since acquiring The
championship but it is said that m,
Injury has healed completely and
that the titleholder is in splendid
condition to defend his honors
Lynch is three inches taller than
the former champion and has A.
advantage Of three inches in reach
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1921-07-25
SPORT BRIEFS

Cleveland, Samuel Hardy
and Lyle Mahan of New York. won
the Inter-City Tennis doubles of
the United States today, defeating
Howard and Robert Kinsey, broth
ers, of San Francisco, three sets to
one.
Cleveland, Ohio. = Chester D.
Thomas, veteran catcher of the
American league, was uncondition-
ally released by the Cleveland
club. Waivers were obtained from
all the clubs in the league.
Swampscote, Mass.-The mem
bers of the Oxford Cambridge eng
land) track team, left for Prince
ton, where they will start training
for the meet Thursday against the
Princeton-Cornell team.
New York, July 25.-"Rube" Ben
ton was Internationally released
from the New York National League
club He failed to keep in condi-
ton, club officials said.
Fort Smelling, Minn.-Transhoot
ers IN the second Great Lakes Zone
tournament, warmed up in a nre-
liminary registered shoot Fred
Gilbert of Spirit Lake, Iowa led
the professionals with a perfect
mark of 100.
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Milan. 5; Boden, 3.

Milan avenged an early season
defeat by trimming Boden at Boden
yesterday. 5 to 3. Milan got an
early lead and Wilson breezed along
with 5-run advantage until the
ninth inning, when Boden scored
thre runs after two were out. De-
spite the fact that Wilson had
pitched the day previous, he show
ed remarkable power by striking
out IL batsmen and allowing only
six hits He issued one pass. Milan
plays the newly organized Coal
Valley team next Sunday at Milan.
Score:
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SATURDAY RESULTS

Ross was soft picking for the
Plowboys in Saturdays alleged con-
test at Browning field The score
was 20 to s. The Islander south
paw allowed - runs in 3 1-3 in
nings. 10 of which were scored in
the second frame. Rein, who re-
lieved him, pitched creditable ball
for the remainder of the game
Had he started in the beginning it
is very likely the game would have
ben more like a contest with the
chances of the Islanders coping
being good.
Ross did nothing more than lob
the ball to the plate when the
Piows started to hit. Eight runs
were scored wit honly one out be-
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1921-07-25
Federals, Il; Foresters. 9.

The Rock Island Federals defeat
ed the Moline Foresters at Stephens
park, Moline. yesterday afternoon,
IA to 9. The Federals challenge
any team in this vicinity and pre-
fer 8 return contest with Edging-
ton. Call Manager George White,
R. 1. 1895.
The Joliet Dodgers, one Of the
fast amateur teams Of that city, are
anxious to schedule a game in this
vicinity. The Dodgers would pre-
fer games with Colona. Geneseo, or
any town along the Rock Island
lines. The manager is Louis Cor
dano, 506 Scott street, Joliet.
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BRITON TENNIS
STARS ARRIVE

New York. July 25.-British cba,-
Iengers Tor the Davis tennis cnn
arrived here today on the steam
snip Baltic. They will practice on
Long Island courts, and beeinning
Aug. 4 viii be in Pittsburrb re
play the winners of the Anstrao
lasia-Canada matches now in nros-
ress at Toronto. The pIavers ese
Maxwell Woman. Captain q q
Neville Turnbull. F. Gordo, Iowe
and John B. Gilbert. o"e
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PRINCETON AND
CORNELL Will,
MEET BRITISH

Princeton. N. J., July 25.-The
Cornell track and field team. head
ed by graduate manager, Romey
Berry and Coach Moakley. arrived
last night to prepare with the
princeton team for the international
match with the Oxford Cambridge
lEngland) combination in New
Yark next Thursday. The British
athietes are due hero today and
vii train with the Americans.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1921-07-25
GRAND PRTX rs
WON BY MURPHY

LeMans, France, July 25.-Joe
murphy, America, won the Grand
FIX automobile road race run
mere today. Ralph de Palma
america, was second; Groux of
france, third, and Dubonnet
fourth ~
me winners time was 4:7.1o for
tne distance Of SIT kilometers. $50
meters or approximately 322 miles
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1921-07-25
FAMILY EXCURSION TO MUSCA.
TINE

Fare only Csc, on Steamer G. "
Hill, Wednesday, July q. Leave
Davenport 1000 a m, Rock Island
1915. Arrives Muscat tine 1890 D
m. Leaves Muscatine 2:30. Arrive;
Rock Island $50 p. m, Davenport
6:45 p. N. New York goth Century
Orchestra. Numerous rocking
chairs and tables for lunches
ADVERTISEMENT.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1921-07-25
TRACTORS and
TOTS DIVIDE
DOUBLE BILL
Peoria Gets Edge of Five Game
Series by Coping the First
Game.

Peoria, Ill, July 25.-Peoria and
Terre Haute divided a doublehead-
er here Sunday, the locals winning
the first, to 8, and losing the Sec
ond 7 to 4. The first win gave Peo-
ria three out of five games of the
series. Peoria outhit the visitors
in the first while Hanson pitched
good ball. Tatum was effective in
the second allowing no hits for five
innings. The score:
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THEY SAY NOW
IT'S FAULT OF
GLOSS ON BALL
BY DEAN SNYDER

! The chemical being used by east
ern umpires to take the gloss on
the ball is getting results.
The experiment has only been
tried out in the eastern big league
towns. They are playing low score
games for the first time this season.
This proves that the gloss has
much to do with the lively hitting.
Pitchers need something to help
them. Their morale has been low
this year. They figured the ball was
lively and that hurt them phycho-
logically.
Nave the gloss was what made
the ball lively and the pitchers
needed something to give them a
better grip on the white cover
We would say little bag of resin
for pitchers would do the game
good.
Real Miracle Man.
Fred Mitchell is succeeding as
manager of the Boston Braves.
He was George Stallings' first
lieutenant back when the Braves
were known as the miracle team.
1t has always been doped that
Mitchell was the cause for the perk-
ing up of the Boston boys at that
time
What he is doing this year with
a team of supposedly mediocre play
ers cinches the fact.
Mitchell is getting good pitching
because he knows how to handle
pitchers.
Grudge Fight.
Jack Kid Wolfe and Carl Ire
maine, both Cleveland bantams. are
going to fight grudge fight. Both
were brought up in the school of
Jimmy Dunn, one of the best box
ing instructors in the country.
Wolfe was the bright shining
light Of The Dunn stable after John
ny Kilbane's split with Dunn.
Then younger lad, Tremaine,
came up and began to dim Jacks
luster.
Wolfe flew the coop and began to
work on his own.
He has had trouble getting
Those he has had have not
been any too successful.
Young Kramer came over from
and gave Wolfe his !
irst knockout
If Wolfe can come back against
rremaine he'll be a drawing card !
among the bantams.
And grudge fights usually get re-
suits.
Millions Speed.
Tommy Milton is still burning I'D
he race tracks. l.
He started out this season by cop
1ing the Indianapolis speedway
aces Decoration day.
Since then he has been winning
nos of his starts.
With them come big purses. Tom
ny's earnings this season will be
arge.
He's been getting an average
peed of SO miles an hour pretty
egularly.
It's a dangerous business flying
round the death curves at this
peed.
II he makes a fortune this year
e can. retire and let the other boys
AXE the chances.
Strength Increases.
Hilton a. Belyea of St. John, n.
:, is a rowing champion at 40. /,
he won the New England anna
cur senior single scull champion
MP recently. His time OF nine
1nutes and Sc seconds was a new ,
record for the mile and a
alf.
howers, like wrestlers, seem to
improve with age. It is a. snort : ,
men develops them continually.
Their muscles keep on develop I
g and their strength increases.
And they do not burn out as
llckly as lighters or baseball play l
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1921-07-25
HARRINGTON WINS
SATURDAYS PLAY
ON ARSENAL LINKS

H. W. Harrington of Moline led
the field in Saturdays mems match
handicap event on the Rock Island
arsenal golf club links, finishing
2 up, with a handicap of 10. ]. b
Cady of Moline was l up, his hand.
cap being plus 2.
Scores Of the leading players
follow.
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base hit-B. LOBBY. Stolen bases
Whan ca, F. LOBBY, P. Wilson, II.
wilson Double plays-Wilson 10
Williams to Farrer; Harris to Jones
20 Garrett Struck out-By Jones
s; Wilson, 13 Bases on baIIs-OF
Jones, 9; off Wilson. l. Hit nv
pitched ball-A- Farrer. Clark
Whan. Hits-Off Jones, 4; Wilson
6. Umpires-Taylof and Smith
Timee2:1O.
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AMERICAN LEAGVE.
YESTERDAYS RESULTS,
Three.EHe Leagne.

A<~fHS ACs
Evansville, 81; Bloomington, 20
Peoria, IA; Terre Haute, 81.
Rock Island, 6; Moline, 5.
Cedar Rapids, z; Rockford, 4.
National League.
Cincinnati, z; Chicago, /.
New York, 4; Philadelphia, 5.
Boston, 6; Brooklyn, 5.
Others not scheduled.
American League.
Philadelphia, II; Chicago, 6.
New York, z; Cleveland, 3.
Washington, IA; Detroit, 6.
Boston, 10; St Louis, 2.
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balls-otf Rose, l; off Elliott. 4
Struck out-By Rose, 4; Elliott, 6.
Wild pitch-Elliott. Hit by pitcher
BY Elliott (Crouch, Robinson(
Passed ball-Hurt. Umpire-F4tz-
patrick Time of game-1:47.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1921-07-25

If John "Stuffy" McInnis were
called the best first baseman in
the major leagues few arguments
would be started.
For "Stuffy" is just about that
So far this year he has handled
more than $50 chances with but one
error. His fielding average is .999
plus.
He led the first basemen of both
leagues in fielding in 1920 with an
average of .996. His record in 14S
games was 1856 putouts, 81 assists
and Z errors.
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Doctors Recommend
RnEa.0nfn for the 81

Physicians and eye specialists
scribe Bon-Opto as safe home I.I-Sits
in the treatment of eve trouoies rn !
strengthen eyesight. Sold unoer ..'
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