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South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-01-30
FIRST YEAR MEN
TAKE MILE AND
QUARTER EVENTS
'Chet' Wynne, Individual Star
With Three Firsts and
Second.

The annual varsity freshman in
door handicap track meet held at
Eotre Dame Saturday afternoon re-
suited in a $3.50 victory for the
former and developed into q con-
test between the stars OF the varsity
FOR points "Chet' Wynne carried
away the h0nors with three firsts
and "a second 'Illl' Hayes took
the 90 ward dash from fierce COM
petition and Johnny Murphy gave
his first exhibition on the local track
since returning from the Olympic
meet. Walsh and Barber OF the
fresh man. took the quarter and mile
events running with heavy handl-
caps
The results OF the meet demon
strated the all-rouud strength OF the
varsity squad Hayes Desch. Muir
ply and Wyune are practically Ger
tain winners iu the dashes. hurd rs
and high jumps while Wynne In the
broad jump. shaw iu the shot put
Frfcks in the quarter and Capt.
Kasper In the half are even bets
against any track team In the west.
Hogan and Falvey flashed credita-
be mark ln the pole vault and Dor
an ran n good bile. The two-mile
event. the real weak spot Of Rock
mes offease was not attempted.
Summary and time.
60 yard dash-time 4 80.
Hayes % list, Brady (F} 2nd'
Bhaw 90 3rd, Kelly Oh 4th-
40 yard low hurdies-time 8 %.
sWynne (V) 1st 'Desch (V)
Ind. Conner CD 5rd; ATcKenna CD
9Th.
30 yard high hurdles-time 500
%wynne co list; Hoar CN)
End: 'Dant (U 3rd; Hennes or
9Th.
40 yard run--time 53 As.
Walsh Cd LIST; Breen 90 2ndi
Hoar CV) srd. Avilez (V) 4rh.
$50 yard-time 1.59 3-5.
HeHernan (V) LIST: Kennedy
SFJ End. Long CD 3rd; Oseau CV)
9Th.
Mile run Time-4.42 2-5
Barber CD and OHara or
tied for first. Huether (U 5rd
AEahn Cv) 4th-
Broad jump n II.
Hogan Cv LIST. 'Wynne Vl
End: Brady OF ard. Lieb CD 18th
Pole vault II n.
slogan CV) and fFalvey tV)
tied for hrst; Shanahan CV) 3rdi
Cameron (F) 18th.
Shot put f1ft. Il IN.
wyne CVl 1st; SHAW CV) End
Flynn (F) Ord.
ss Scratch
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-01-30
BENNY SATISFIED
WITH OWN TITLE
Gibson Denies RumOr Light
weight Champ is After
Welterweight Bouts.
BY JACK VEIOCK.

NEW YORK, Jan. %. Benny
Leonard Is in no hurry 20 invade
the welterweight division. Reports
that the lightweight champion con
templates bouncing into the las
class in the near future were fatty
denied today by Billy Gibson.
Leonard has plenty OF matches in
sight with leading lightweights'
said Gibson, and as long as this is
the situation there Is no reason why
ne should give away weight 10 any
body. Some day he may go after
the welterweigh- title, but rumOrs
that he is going 20 challenge the
winner OF the coming BrittOn Lewis
bout or that he VIII shortly step out
OF his class in search OF matches are
the bunk.
Gibson said he has an attractive
offer for Leonard 10 box Johnny
Basham. the English welterweight
champion. IN London. and may take
! the champion abroad for the one
match.
May Fight Basham.
/ IF the terms are right" smiled
Billy, Leonard will take Basham
I on, probably IN June, in which
! event we could sail from here in
April The fact that we have this
| match under consideration has been
/ responsible for recent reports
about Leonard's jumping into the
welterw eight society.
In addition 20 this offer I am
/ considering four other bouts on this
/ side. a Baltimore promoter has Of
fered Us $4,000 10 box Lew Tend
I Ter in the Or!ole City
New Orleans, 81. Louis Clevela n q
and Dayton are after him 20 box
opponents 10 be named later and
( Tom Andrews wants to match
I Leonard and Richie Mitchell for q
! return bout iu milwaukee,
Leonard therefore, can keep
I busy in MS own class for some
/ time"
There IS chance that Leonard
may meet Tender or Jackson here
( within the next two months. Tend
! Ter and his manager have just taken
| out licenses. which indicates they
! expect 20 box In New York and
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-01-30
City Y. ". C. Il.
Defeats Kalamazoo Fire
.ecial to The News-Times.

Special 10 The News Times.
MICHIGAN CITY, Ind, Jan %
The local Y. NJ. G. A. basketball
team defeated the highly touted
Kalamazoo team here in a fast and
furious game Saturday night. The
final score was 81 10 %. At half
time the visitors were on the short
end Of a "a TO u count Mckenzie
and Moody starred for the locals.
while Westgate showed up best for
the Wolverines.
In prelimary game the Michigan
City Y. ". c. A. juniors defeated the
Buchanan All-stars by a score OF
81 20 &c. At the end of the half
Buchanan led by a II 10 . tally.
Michigan City then inserted two OF
the men Of their first senior team
and through their efforts won. A
crowd Of fully 800 fans saw both
games.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-01-30
Y. II. {. A. ToSSerS Hare
Hard Contests ahead

Two or the hardest games on the
Y. VI. c. A. basket ball teams sChc6-
uie will be played within the next
two weeks wher the Meccas. consid-
cred the fastest team In Toledo o.,
come TO the local association gym
for a game on Feb. 3, and the Wyst
Side Browns Of Chicago appear here
on Feb. : The latter team has
made an enviable record during the
last four years and has always fig
ured prominently in National cham .
pionships. according to advance dope
on the team received by George
Kenzler, manager OF the Y. NJ. 9. a
squad.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-01-30
Montreal Skater WiHs
Canadian Championship
BY Associated Press.

BY Associated Press
MONTREAL. Jan. 2s.-RuSseu
Wheeler OF Montreal. today won the
honors IN the Canadian skating
championships with a total Of 30
points. Charles JevVtraw. or LAX 2
Placid y. Y. finished second with
so points and Charles German. St.
John. y. r.. and Mike Goodman.
Winnipeg. Man. tied for third with
70 points each. No new records
were made. Americans won five
firsts including two boys events.
were second in two events and
third in five events.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-01-30
Ohio Concern Files Suit
To Collect Tire account

Complaint for fraud and TO set
aside fraudulent conveyance was
Instituted i'm The superior court Sat-
urday afternoon by the Mason Tire
and Rubber Co, a corporation of
Kent o.. against Harrison w. Tai
oott. Rodney -. TalCott and Nellie
:. TalcOtt The plaintif alleges that
the first two named defendants were
under the name Of the Interstate
Tire Co. and misrepresented their
credit statement filed with the Tire
company. Then in order TO esca pc
payment OF an account they trans
ferred four lots In the Leer addi-
ton TO Nellie s. TalCott. the com
plant sets out. Damages OF 81, 900
and setting aside OF the conveyance
are asked.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-01-30
Rainfall Cripples Light
System For about 2 Hours

Many homes on the east side or
the river, az well as nearly all OF
Roselawrr and Notre Dame were
without light until $50 o'clock Sat
urday evening. when the electric
service was -crippIed by the circuit
power being partially shut on due
to the rainfall. Llnemen Of the
company went out at four o'clock
IL the afternoon and after two and
a half hours work succeeded in COM
pleting necessary repairs.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-01-30
TiIden and Johnson
Bringing Trophy B0cL

NEW YORK. Jan 2s-wn1 T
Tilden IT and VIM. ST. Johnston 90
the american cup team are toda
on the high seas enroute 20 sRu
Francisco from sydney. Australia. o.
the Steamship Ventura
News OF the sailing of the tenn
stars was received here IN a cable
gram from Samuel Hardy. Captain
OF the team.
Tnden and Johnston are expect
ed 20 p,ay a series 81 matches E..
san Francisco shortly after retura-
Ing home and may also part.v+ps
in the dedication OF a new tenn IS
CLUB IN Los Angeles.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-01-30
Discuss Fire Prevention
At Public Meet Friday

In an effort 70 lessen the destruc-
ffveness cause annually by fire. the
state fire marshall has inaugurated
a campaign FOR fire prevention and
IN the interests OF that endeavor
Miss Leila Il. Chesline OF the state
fire marshal's Office Will give a lee
ture on Fire Prevention Feb 4 az
1850 O'Clock and at o'clock in the
school administration building
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-01-30
Belgian King offers
Trophy For Winner of
CrOSS-AfIdntic Race

by Associated Press:
NEW YORK. Jan. 29.-King Al
bert OF Belgium has offered a cup
for an ocean race from Sandy Hook
TO Ostend, Belgium. open 10 sailing
yachts Of the world, Baron De kar-
tier. Belgian ambassador 10 the
Z ntted States. announced here to-
day. The race under the provisions
laid down by the king is 20 start
July next.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-01-30
ATHnETICs DRoP MARTIN.

bE Associated Press.
PHILADELPHIA. Pa. Jan. 29.-
The Philadelphia American league
club today released Pitcher Martin.
southpaw 70 the Columbus club
" the American association.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-01-30
Hartley, Former Manager,
To Catch For Columbus
IN Aseoclated Press :

COLUMBUS. -, Jan. 29.-Grover
Hartley. who managed the Column
bus American association baseball
team last year. today signed a con-
tract to catch for the senators this
coming season despite rumors that
he would leave baseball He was
signed by Clarence Rowland, who
will manage the Columbus club this
season.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-01-30
..Y,, mNIORS WIZ

The y. NJ c. A junior basketball
team defeated the Laporte Junior
Y. NJ. c. A. basketball team in a fast
and exciting game Saturday night
on the local y NJ. floor by a score
OF g 20 "a.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-01-30
MICHIGAN ts: CHICAGO -.

EIF NrNUNII lVII Z TFl3F-
CHICAGO. Jan. 20. - Mich.E7 p
defeated Chicago tonight IN west
ern conference basketball game i
20 Il The defeat virtually put Chi
Cs 20 ont OF the conference race.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-01-30
"Pape's Cold Compound" is Quickest Relief KnO

ache, dullness. feverishncss, sne Re-
ing.
"Pape's Cold Compound" Is t4
quickest. surcst relief known a-H
costs only q few cents az drug store.
II acts without assistance TaFtr-
nice Contains no Guininc. Ins--
upon Pape's. ADV.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-01-30
MNNEsOTA DOWNS BADGERS

By Associated Press.
MINNEAPOLIS. Mimi. Jan. %
Minnesota defeated Wisconsin % TO
1s in a western conference basket
ball game here tonight Wisconsin
led at the end Of the first half y
80 s.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-01-30

Don stay stufleG-up, Quit blow
ing and snuffIinC, A dose OF "Pape's
Cold Compound taken every two
hours until three doses are taken
usually breaks up colo and ends
all grippe misery.
The first dose opens Cloggcd-up
nostriis and air passages OF head;
stops nose running. relieves head
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-01-30
Dame Varsity Track Men Take Meet With Freshmen By 6434 Score

there + an effort being made 20 get
Tender and Jackson together here
In I5-round bout the winner 60
get Leonard.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-01-30
BASKETBALL SCORES.

Manual lIndpls.) 81; NIartinsville
90
Technical Ondpls.) %; Wabash
16.
Princeton q: HAzelton Q.
Washington "a, Owensville IA.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-01-30
Open Golf Championship
At Washington iH July
n Assnciated PFC:

BY AssOcfatpd Press:
WASHINGTON, Jan. %. - The
dates OF the open golf championship
tournament of the United States 20
be played over the court OF the
Columbia country club here were
announced tonight as July 10 TO %.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-01-30
WIESNER STAR IN DAYS
PLAY AT PIN TOURNEY
Chicagoan Goes Into Third Place in Singles and
Takes Lead in All-Events-Others Fail-To
Wind Up Tournament Today.

ati,r crew and has Vern Stephenson.
formerly OF this city, In their line
mp. The standing Of the contestants
IN the various events Is az follows:
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-01-30
CHIP X. O's. DUFFY.

~ ASSOC 5tLtU ItS@.
NEW YORK, Jan. 29.-GeOrge
Chip. former mid leweight cham
pion. knocked out Jack Duffy of
Chicago. in the tenth round OF q i
round match here tonight.
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1921-03-09
INVADERS LINE
PUSHED CLOSE
TO KRUPP CITY
Essen, Seat of Munitions
Works, Only Five Miles
From Allies Guns.
CUSTOMS TO BE SEIZED

PARIS, March 9.-The allied military
lines today were advanced to point only
five miles from Essen. This important
German industrial and coal mining city,
which is the seat of the gigantic Krupp
VOL ks, is now within easy range of the
allied artillery.
The night passed calmly and without
incident in all the three Ruhr district
cities taken over by the allies Tuesday
Dusseldorf. Duisburg and Ruhrort
General Gaucher, who led the French
advance into Dusseldorf, issued a prcc-
lamation calling on all Germans except
the police to surrender all their arms and
ANN munitiOn within forty eight hours.
The inter allied high commission has
established censorship on telegraph and
telephone lines in all the zones OF occu-
patton both the new and the old-n-
cluding the small area held by United
States troops at Coblenz. Dispatches re
ceived from the occupied area We're
marked censored"
President Triad Of the inter-allied
high commission has arrived here to con
fer with NJ. Doumer, French minister Of
finance, for the. establishment of a Gus
toms line along the French front" on
the Rhine.
There are rumors at Mayence that the
allies plan further occupation of Ger
man territory" said a Mayence dis
patch.
If the present movement proves in
sufficient the allies VIII occupy all OF
the coal mines in the Ruhr district, said
Gustav Herye, writing In La Vicore.
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1921-03-09
ASKED TO ANNUL
GIRLS MARRIAGE
Court Gets Petition During
Husbands Trial.

While Judge Frank Lahr of Juvenile
court today was hearing evidence in the
case Of Oscar Throndsen, said to be en-
pIoyed at a local branch of an sutomo-
bile concern. charged with contributing
to the delinquency Of Lucille Fuller
Throndsen, formerly Miss Lucille Fuller
a dancer. who is 10 years and 8 months
Of age, a petition was filed before Judge
Solon J. Carter Of Superior Court ask
ing that her marriage to Throndsen be
annulled
The complaint in Juvenile court states
that Throndsen, knowing the girl was not
of the age of consent, persuaded her to
go to Jeffersonville, where they were
married. 1t is stated that the girl gave
her age as Is. After the ceremony the
couple went to Louisville, KY. and Wis
iteI friends. Mrs. Throndsen testified
Intoxicating liquor was served there.
Since their return to Indianapolis she
mas not lived with her husband. Mrs.
Throndsen admitted she was under
doctors care.
The Juvenile court case is based on the
charge that Thr0ndsen influenced the girl
to be delinquent by persuading her to
marry him.
The hearing was resumed in the after
noon.
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1921-03-09
HITS CONTRACTS
ON TWO SCHOOLS
Eschbach Declares Snider &
Rotz Provision Illegal.

Severe criticism of the plans and speci-
ications for heating, ventilating, plumb
ing and electrical wiring for schools Nos.
73 and 81, prepared by Snider & Rotz,
engineers for the board Of school COM
missioners, Is contained in two letters
sent by Jesse e. Eschbach, examiner for
the State board of accounts, to Snider g.
Rotz under dates of Feb. II and Feb. 2a,
The communications state that Article
q Of the specifications providing for Sc
lecting the contractors and adjusting the
contract sum In conformity Herewith
cannot apply legally to a public contract
and should be omitted. This article reads
as follows
"The contractor shall include in the
contract price all allowances mentioneo
in the contract documents and shall cause
the work so covered to be done by such
contractors and for such sums as the
engineers may direct, the contract sum
being adjusted in conformity Herewith,
but without additional charge profit. The
contractor shall not be required to en-
ploy for any such work a subcontractor
against whom he has reasonable objec-
tion"
1t Is charged further that the specifca-
tions fail to conform to the laws rela-
tive TO pubic contracts providing that
complete, definite and explicit plans and
specifications be prepared and that free
and oren competition be provided in
every instance.
A number Of specific instances were
cited to substantlate this charge. One
is that only devices made under patents
held by Clai ence c. Shipp OF Indianap-
oils met the demands of the specifica>
uons and plans.
Under date of March 4, Snider & Rotz
answered Mr.. Schbachs letter with a
nine-page letter, which amounts prac-
tically to general denial and which pur-
ports TO refute every charge made by
the examiner.
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1921-03-09

Left to Right, AbOve-AIrs. Charles
Evans Hughes, Mrs. Warren q. Harding
and Mrs. Herbert Hoover. Center-Mrs.
James j. Davis, Mre. Edwin Denby and
Mrs. Albert Il. Fall. BelOw-Mrs. VIII
III. Hays.
WASHINGTON, March with the
personnel of President Harding's Cabinet
announced, society is deeply interested in
the social aspect Of the new admiuistra-
ton. which will be formed largely by the
Cabinet hostesses Mrs Hughes, wife OF
Charles E. HuehAs, named Secretary Of
State, is well known In Washington so
cial circles. having spent six years there
when her husband was associate justice
Of the supreme Court. Mrs Hughes as
first lady" Of the Cabinet, and Mrs.
Harding. as first lady" Of the land,
Will be the social leaders during the next
four years In Washington.
Mrs. Albert b. Fall, whose husband Is
the new Secretary Of the Interior, has
taken a prominent part In the activities
of the Congressional Club and the organ
ization known as The Ladies Of the
Senate"
During the World War, Mr.. and Mrs.
Herbert Hoover had a home In Washing
ton and entertained frequently but quiet
ly, as Mrs. Hoover is opposed TO social
display. she did a great deal for the
women employees Of the food administra-
ton. aiding them to establish a club,
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1921-03-09
HOW'd You Like
to Be President?

WASHINGTON. March 9.-President
Harding faced another heavy day today
and was at his desk before 80 o'clock
The Presidents appointments were as
follows:
10 to IL a. m.-Congressmen woodward
Of West Virginia and SrentZ Of Nevada:
Col. r. n. Harper, Gridiron Club COM
mittee, Prince Kalanianaole, Hawaiian
delegate; Senator Moses, New Hamp-
shire; Senator Cameron. Arizona; Col. A
L. RemmiIl, Republican national com
mitteeman from Arizona; Senator Len
root Wisconsin: Thomas W. Lamont, w.
F. Wiley, Cincinnati; Walter f. Diekey,
Kansas City.
II a. m.-The United States Supreme
Court Will be received in the Blue room.
II 80 a. m.-Senators Frelinghuysen,
Edge New Jersey.
u noon-Senator Elkins, West vir-
ginia-
10 10 p. m Edward B. Mclean, Wash
ington.
u 80 p. m-Chicago schoolboy skaters
12:45 D. MFRS. Floyd and friends
and Congressman Treadway Of Massaqha-
seaAs aAA ArseAda
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1921-03-09
FORT BOMBED
FROM PLANE
Insurgents Harass PetrOgrad
by Air Attack-Street
Fighting Occurs.

LONDON, March 9-The fort at Bys-
terback, one Of the forts defending Pet
rograd, has been bombed by an airplane
from the fortress of KrOnstadt. which
kEas still in possession Of the Rebels at
last reports, according to an Exchange
Telegraph dispatch from Copenhagen to-
day.
The dispatch added that street fighting
has been occurring at Petrograd and that
the insurgents captured large areas.
According to British foreign Office ad-
vices. some Of the Red regiments re-
fused TO fire upon Rebels when ordered
to do so. The soviet was reported to be
bringing up Chinese and Lettish troops
to combat the insurgents.
Minister of War Leon Trotski. and
ZiOnieff. head Of the Petrograd soviet.
have established headquarters in the
fortress Of st. Peter and st. Paul at Pet
rOgrad.
WASHINGTON. March 9.-ConirmatiOn
that Kronstadt is in the hands of the
Russian revOlutiOnists was received today
in dispatches from Baltic sources, which
the State Department described as author
itative.
The departments advices said infor-
nation concerning the general movement
OF the revolution was lacking but they
indicated that the revolt is of consider
able proportions and that fighting is in
progress.
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1921-03-09
Fight BreWing
on Scheme for
Bigger Cabinet
Congress Against Department
of Welfare With Woman
as Chieftdin.

WASHINGTON, MarcL 0.-President
Harding's principal campaign pledge 20
women voters probably may be the frst
to fail Of realization.
Harding, 1t was learned today, has been
informed that the proposal to create a
department Of welfare TO be beaded oy
q woman Cabinet member, will meet
quiet but firm opposition in Congress.
Harding has informed women leaders he
win make the recommendation and fight
for it despite the opposition, the strength
Of which he fully recognizes.
The proposal for a department Of wei
fare was made In one of Harding's
speeches to women.
Women leaders have called ON the
President since his Inauguration and
asked about the department of welfare.
Harding, 1t was said. assured them he
would urge 1t on Congress. He was care
full, however, not to hold out any hope
that the recommendation would receive
action.
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1921-03-09
MAKING GRADE
IN 1921 TOPIC
OF AUTO TALK
Graham Gives Trade Associa.
tiOn His Version of Busi-
ness Outlook.

I'VE are an optimistic kind Of a peo-
pie In the automobile business. That Is
what has made us great; and we dom:
quit" said George NJ Graham of Cleve-
land. vice president of the Pierce Arrow
Company, today, in his talk on MAX
ing the Grade in 1921" ut the luncheon
Of the Indiana Automobile Trade Associa-
tion, ut the ClaypooI Hotel, at which
members of the Indianapolis Auto Trade
Association and the Kiwanis Club were
guests.
Continuing. Mr.. Graham said in part:
' Il feel that during the last three months
conditions have been more difficult than
we would concede. l am very hopeful
that We can go through the show slim
ulus and also go through with plans
that we can work out in gatherings OF
this kind
PLAN TO MAKE
THE 1891 GRADE.
ITO speak in our own phrase and in
our own tongue, we are for a week turn
ing Indianapolis into a garage, a repair
shop, and we have got to patch up the
car. 1t has had a tough six months and
you gentlemen have got to fix the car up
to tackle the 1921 grade. l am not saying
that this is an easy Job. We can't do
the hill at the start sc forty miles
an hour. Our problem is to get
away at about FIVE miles an hour and
gather momentum as We mount. That
takes pretty good car and a pretty good
driver
II don't see any impossibility in the
job. Let's not think about the sixty
miles an hour at the crest Of the hill
for perhaps six months. Let that vision
be little remote, but let us gamely face
the present situation and the present dit
hcuities.
Continuing the figure Of speech. we
can do this job il we get the motor right.
We have been running on too rich a mix
ture; not only our industry, but the
whole country-and the oil has worked
up past the three piston rings of sanity.
caution and economy
Eve must grind out the excess carbon,
tighten the fit and get the compression
right before we can go again as we
should. We start with some great funda-
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