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El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1921-08-23

De los trabajos del gran poligrSfo
Eugenio M. de Hostos, que recopilan
sus muy nustrados excelentes hijos,
y publicaran en- breve, en- una obra,
con el titulo de ''Ensayos Politicos So
ciales sobre Puerto Rico, nos compla
ccmos en- reproducir 10 siguiente, en-
Ia seguridad de que han de agradecer-
10, por el extraordinario interes que re-
viste, nuestros lectores.
Las disposiciones del Presidente Nc
Kinley en- favor de Puerto Rico son tan
s.nceras como dice a LA CORRESPoN
DENCIA, de la Capital un caballero
americana, Mr.. Dexter. Acabo de re-
petirlo en- estos dias.
Pero las disposiclones favorables di
co Mr.. Dexter que Sc ha de poner por
egtlmulo ''una Comisi6n'' que abogue
por Puerto Rico ante ell Congreso. Els
toy diciendolo repiti6ndolo, no va
solo como 10 hace ese amigo de Puerto
Rico, a manera de esfuerzo practice,
sino como medic de doctrinar a los
puertorriquefos en- el ejercicio de sus
derechos colectivos.
En- un telegrama> de estos dias Sc
roiiere q. ell Pres. Mckinley ha conclut
do por convenverse de q. 10 mepor poT
hacer en- Pto. Rico es fundar de hecht
q gobierno civil, bajo la responsabilida6
del jefe militar que representa- aqui al
gobierno de la Union. Esa precisamen-
e fue la idea que el fundador de la
LIGA DE PATRIoTAs sugiri6 sus
companeros de comision, y que la ''Co
mission de Puerto Rico" sugiri6 desde
enero al Presidente ole la Union.
De modo que las cosas que han de-
lido hacerse las vic desde un princi-
pio la LIGA DE PATRIoTAs; las CO.
sas que deben hacerse las esta viendo
la Liga, y Ell por que de las unas y
Ias otras 10 esta diciendo de continue
el fundador de la asociaci6n que tiene
por objeto salvar la personalidad de
Puerto Rico.
va que no basta que el 10 Olga, bas
ts que un extrafio 10 confrme, ante
e. congreso, EN- particular, no cs pru-
dcnte proceder de un modo irregular y
caprichoso, cuando existen modos re-
gulares normales de proceder para
dclegar facultades y poderes.
Ell modo de proceder, que es eI que
los hijcs del derecho practican para
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Sc vende

nM wElEDE un talandro con ted0s
sua aparsloa. Tlsns &C. eonstFuido no.
santa 6iAa y eaEGa ssteclontoa auin'
faima Para infoFmea dlnlass a Angusi
caEioa caho Roia. =. r. e-H
PAaAJE PARA agEW WORKS. vends
uns. nsgBnda class. para embaFsar sl
a. az agssts sR 81 vapsT Peace. Para
infarnsa Cafe ''central'', catano.
hn vEhDE an IIapuoh.ie dos Fasaje.
Sea rnsdas as aiambFs. magnsto. gomas
nnsFna psniado de- sznl InformaEa
2. N. cemmeTclzi Corr. Tel 252. San
Jumn. Pr 8-B
MuEBIEE nuEvos. con meaes de
pee usa. sE vEHDBN. yuegos de sa-
a. eomsaer eaaFto toeador. Aigunos
etros Eueltos. Ave. Laffayetts. Stop as.
canaada. Tsi. Tsi. y.
en vEHDEN % eaerdas AZ teTEeno en-
u Barrie Mnmeyss (Lnauiii0l. Para IA.
fsrmss a. Rris sumsrsilis y CO. Allen
- nan guan. n-24
81 vRkDE "a solar sn ealls del rs.
tzao. 1fiTnmaF. prgpio para dos easas,
fgeafs ds - 8 e1 metroE- Informara
oscar Reyes. Estate 20. s.2i.
ThfPoRTANTE, ~ dsssa vsnasF 0 Com
pfsr. Antsmtsiies Casa. soiar. Fineas,
&C.. vissts la uaEhEE SPECIALLY co
aan FFaneiseo A. San Jaans =. z. Tene
mss mnehos as iodo qus vsndsmos
ias u,As basos pFeeiea p.
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Sc alquaa.

Sc ALQuILA-Loeal propiO para
ofcinas. Informaran segundO piso
National City Bank. San Juan. P. r
CASA kRsIDENCIA, dc concrete, mil
metros de solar, meses de constrmda
Excepcionalmente fresca y c6moda
Frsntes Norte y Este. Una delicia. Sc
vENDE o Sc ALoUILA, con sin
muebles. Ave Lafayette. stop 4s, Con
dadO. Tel. 76l. p
81 ALoUII.A habitaciOnes con sin
maebles. para eaballeros matrimonios
seios. eada habitaci6n con entrada in.
depsndients puertas a la calle. Casa
aeabada de pintar muy ventilada, niu'
cha limpieza y orden. Un buen local
para oaeinas. Gale del cristo No, 1919
esquina Salvador Brau. s-2i
AMERICANA desea una habitacio-
auueblada en- santurce.--s. w. R
.spl Rsnnao'' s-2g
81 ALQUILA sitio en- Ia parada 10, Vic
tory Garden. Estamos eambiando nues
lro departamento de gOmas y alquilamo'
sltio ocupado por el mismo. Informes'
7. U. Wells y Co.. Inc, Stop 10. s-2a
la VIDA rs suEEo y el "BOsque
de Bolonia" es la quincalla mas po'
Bular de San Juan. por 10 barato que
vende. San Sebastian s3. frsnte q Ia
Plaza del mereado. J
sE ALoUILAN: Frescas y buenas ha-
bltaciones a caballeros solos matri-
monies sin hiios en- casa respectable. In
formaE&n en- Ia misma 81 calle del
Parane, santurce. So
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1921-08-23
AYUDE a Los EIaos PoBREE

Es necesario que en- cada muni
cipiO de esta isla sc organize Ia Et
eiedad iilAntr6pica "El Zapato de
los Mines Pobres''. Esta sociedad
viene trabajando desde hace va.
rios amos en- San Juan, con tanto
exitO que p0demos asegurar que
todos los nihos pobres que asisten
z Las escuelas van debidamente cal
Eadoa.
No sc necesita hacer SACRIFICES
aeeptamos eualquier donativo poi
insigniicante que sea. Mandels
hoy mism0 ii usted desea, \ II
sehora. dcfiR
MARIA 4. DE SUAiEZ.
Q. o. box 1122. San Juan. Advt
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Sc ofrece.

HosPEDAJE para senorltas blancas
cue deseen estndiar en- La Normal. So
llcitsn information a jose M. Acosta,
Rlo Piedras. Casa frente a la Universi-
dad. BOX 90. Preeios de situacion. 9-17
vIDRIERAs MosTRADoR tenemOs en-
ex.stencla de 10 y "a pulgadas de an
eho en- q. By6 pies de largo. PTeciOs
de fabrica. Diaz Hermanos, Cruz 10,
san Juan. p. r. 9-22
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1921-08-23

IAUNQUE hfR. RELY Gg oPoNGAi
vspdo wi guagaa FoFa De "a pasaie.
rnh Ma metor srtA sn pegfecto estad0;
aeabada as p.EtaF, y cuatro gomas nue.
vas solo ha fldo usaaa dos messs. In.
feFmnFA A. LbpeE (hil0l. telffono 60i
ffn Jmnn. o Ahoy viaai . Co. e-si
81 vENDE D ALQuILA. Una casa
fssiaenria. ds concreio. oehoclentos me.
tres sslaE. ssis mssea eonstFuiaa. keep
e.onain,snts fFesea y e6moda. Con casa
eervicio , garage independents. Radi.
rada en a Parade 20 IA. Martin Pc.
fs. cnETsteFa BoTinquens tsisfono ss7
vuaa avarfade iio. aanfuTea e-I7
ByENA ocAsIoN Por tsusr que an.
ssrtarus vsnds d guagua MARIANA.
TIA sisnae rna - iaa msiorss Dc IA
nfsa. AesEio pFopsaieisnss manuel lie
usra e saauffsuF ds ella SEC
81 vENDEK aselonss ds IA rhsr.
~sesuiiea O.. of p. n. Ins. con un
- poF eisnto a. dsseusnta sobFe su
vaioE. Dlniass ApaFtado 1891, san
anan. B-28
~ vENDE uaa visrola nnsva marea
''coiumbia" cen ras eoucspondientss
''rseoras''. Para informss. San Juaa
AtoasFuo BE. Q. aantuFrs. psrada a35s.
SIS
RECORDS DohLEs M RsPAaOL
PARA FoNooRAPos-A % eentavos
uno. canfcs cabanea Msiicsnos Is.
panoies. eic.~Fisras nailabiel. Rum.
has oaaraehaa Danscass. scl.es-
~ Il Lar&a. seEvlmes 6rasues psr CO.
rEso. --''GsnA" Allen 10. Rsx ss6.
San Jaan go
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nE CotfPhA un iasg0 muebles saia del
Fais ere sstt en busnas eenaleisnes. In
formafan nibot "a. Tslffons eo2 ne.
Efc. Btop ~. &c
nEaEA up. campFaE nna casa fFesea.
e6meea y esrsa as IA eaEFetefag DiSla.
- > a. calls a. a Pianfa Ne a para
a. AZ 8anfuEee Sc
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m VEGA RAJA

hneentEaFa ustsd Ell MuNDO en- q
CATS csntral 90 Gonzales y cano. Pla
40 s'Jsse =. M2taE" AAvA
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CoIocaciOnes.

COLocAcIoNEs: Daremo. trabajo en-
san Juan y todOs los pueblos de la is
IA a senoras y sehoritas dc buena pre-
sencia. Dirijase la usEME SPE-
cIALTY CO. San Francisco 40, San
Juan. p. r.
BUENA oPoRTUNIpAD para persona
con psqneho capital para abrir sucursal
de reconstruction y vulcanizaci6n de
gomas. Para informes: +. U. Wells y
Co, Inc. Stop IS, santurce. SIS
HlEcANIco dc autom6viles, americana,
hace pers0nalmente trabajo de repara-
clones en- el taller de-F. U. Wells y Co.
Inc. TrabaiO garantizadO. Guardamos
automobiles pOr $3.50 al mes Stop
As. santurce. s-23
pEsEA co;oearse senorita graduada cur
20 comereial. TeiefonO 757, San Juan.
puenas referencias. s-25
SDEsRA I'D. APRENDER Ell IN
0I.Rs7 Los aplieantes deben ser perso-
ras respstables Precios modicos. visi-
teme, Mrs. I. Baily. Tetuan 6s, San
Juan p. r. s--25
The evening world., 1921-01-13

hind. We would have cup % tea
and some bread in the morning, then
m,ish couple % hours and have
a. good breakfast, then would start
again and keep going TN dark. We
had some moose meat along to help
out our other supplies"
Before taking the train from Nat
tee Lieut. Kioor issued a statement
In which he said;
In regard to controversy between
the two passengers who accompanied
me on the flight Of free balloon Asses,
Lieuts Stephen A. Farrell aud Walter
Hinton wish 60 make It definitely
clear that this controversy was e.
tirely and In every respect the OUT
come OF overwrought minds brought
on by the hardshlps and gruelllng
struggles that had to be endured on
the trip over the trail TO Mattice.
ION several occasions during the
trip, after q long and tiresome walk,
at times one or two OF us would be-
come grouchy, and at the slightest
irritation would make a fuss. These
quarrels were only on the spur OF the
moment and temporary disagree
ments. Almost as quickly as they
would start they would end and all
hands were, as usual, the best and
strongest OF friends.
II also wish to state that. as COM
mander OF the free balloon which
flow to Moose Factory, had perfect
liberty TO select any OF the onoors at
the station wished to accompany me
on the trip and authorization would
be made by my commanding oiflceT.
In picking my passengers, LAeuts.
Farrell and Hinton, I selected them
because they were two OF my warmest
friends and were themselves the
warmest Of friends.
During the trip the three Of us
have been the best Of. friends and have
sacrificed for one another mutually
and without Partially, and have
fought this battle out as one compos-
tie group Of shipmates and, IN accord
ance with the traditions Of the great
United States Navy, did all we could
The evening world., 1921-01-13

she heard or her sons conviction
last night.
Without a trace OF any emotion eK-
oept amusement, wade received the
verdict in the Criminal Superior
Court OF Fairfield County at io.2S
o'clock last night.
equity Of murder In the Arst de-
gree" intoned David jerks, white
haired foreman OF the jury. There
was a shudder in the court room az
there rose before the spectators the
vision OF black cap and gallows, but
Wade, cool-eytd, debonaAr, hardly
looking his twenty-three years. did
not shudder. He was quiet for a mo-
ment as he stood facing the jury, and
then as he sat down, hltohing up the
legs OF his trousers TO keep the crease
In them. he turned TO his attorney,
Frederick Morgan, and flashed a. him
a smile.
Gee" he almost laughed and lifted
an elbow to his attorneys chair 30 be
could rest more comfortably.
The evening world., 1921-01-13

70 uphold our own dignity and IT,
dignity. and we will ever be brothers
and the best OF friends
n9ueh Getty quarteiG az may have
occurred will not lessen our affection
tor one another. To-day, after the
Rfst real nluhka rest zines leaVinn
Moose Factory on Dec. %, al % our
differences haVs been composed and
eur Close frloudship renewed. We
eanneA eFnphasiaa tee strongly that
thous IL not end has not been IN our
party any Misunderstanding 81 other
thar q petty and passing nature"
The evening world., 1921-01-13
WADE SENTENCED
BY COURT TO DIE,
SAYS THANK YOU
CONTINUED From First pasoj

crowd here last night They ought TO
charge admission and let them stand"
News Of wade's conviction was
broken to his wife early to-day. The
young woman, who Is at st. Vlncent's
Hospital being treated for nervousness
due to the strain she has undergone,
became hystertcal and Il took some
time to quiet her.
what win happen TO my poor
children" she moaned, her first
thoughts on her recovery being for
little Albert and Gertrude, who think
their father Is in the hospital and
wonder why they are not taken to
SEQ him.
wade's mother also collapsed when
The evening world., 1921-01-13
j. S. BALLOONSTS GET
A ROUSING RECEPTION
ONWAY TO new YORK


Farrell and Hinton seemed to. be on
the best Of terms
Before leaving Mattice all OF the
Lleutenants talked freely Of their ad-
ventures. Farrell added to his previ-
Gus narrative. BY giving some inter-
esting details OF the difhculty which
all had experienced in their efforts
&c, get sleep while on the trail.
I'VE had to hold watch-and-watch
nights" said Farrell, ito keep the
fire going, but wheE we were Oft
watch It was so cold It was hard to
get any rest. Night before last got
practically no sleep at all. Walter
would often get UP before time for
his watch because he could not sleep.
''rhe Kid managed 70 sleep pretty
well. We had six blankets. and tried
spreading three Of them on the ground
and the others over us. When we
found that. Il didn't work very well,
we divided. them between us. II we
could have slept It would have been
all right, but kept wishing all night
for daylight to come, for as long as
1 could keep plugging along the trail
It was all right" \ 49,.
Referring to the nature Of their
pickering on ne train, all three agreed
that they were solely and purely the
manifestations Of physical, and men
tai exhaustion, and in the case Of
Hinton, snowshoe sickness, known
bereabouts as NAL do racquet This
attaolts the nerves Of the legs and Is
exceedingly painful while it lasts.
'It comes" said Hinton, from lift
ing the weight OF the snowshoe mile
after mile. When 4 got too bad and
! couldn't lift my snowslioe any long;
sr would tie piece Of rope to the
back Of the shoe and lift Il at each
step with my hand. The worst was
at tho end OF the day, when we had
tc climb the. steep bank OF the river
to make camp.
TRAIL BROKEN FOR MOST OF
THE WAY.
THE trail was unbroken almost the
whole way. so that some OF us had
to go ahead Of the dogs to tramp 1t
down as hard Is we could. In places
Il was sluShy and the stun would
cake on our shoes. making them still
heavier and forcing us to stop from
time to time to clean them.
my leg Is still swollen" ~.
Farrell, taking UP the story, said:
''Our little differences were such as
might happen in any party Of tired
men. II the other fellow didn't pass
the sugar for our tea, say. or we had
to climb over another man in the
little tent to get u we would greach
at one another. =.
"One. time Kloor was doing the
cooking and Hinton thought he didn't
have the draught 'of the tent stove
fixed right So he lit into him about
that. These things were all over in
a minute. And when we were out on
the trail we were all right again.
1.-The thongs OF the snowshoes
CALLED our feet and blistered them.
No matter how a man felt he had to
keep up with the dOgS or be left be-
The evening world., 1921-01-13
RAILROADS in RACE
TO CARRY HOME
HERO ERONAUTS
'wo Lines Compete to Bring
ThemfBack in "Style
and Comfort

Aside from the general interest
1nced over the safe return Of the
wal lloonists-Leuts. IOoor, Far
II and Hinton-from Canada, It be-
me known to-day that two railroads
e trying to beat one another for the
onor OF carrying the adventures
ON Toronto to New YORK,
The New York Central Railroad has
,spatched an official private car to
,ronto. to meet the airmen this
ternoon. Before this action was
ken by the local passenger agent a
legram was sent to Secretary Dan
Is, asking his approval.
The New York Central Ofacials
I'VE provided accommodations for
o wives OF L4euts. Farrell and Hin
n.
''No extra charge" as they put It.,
the extras connected with the
urney. According to executives OF
o New. York Central, this car Is
,corated with the National colors,
I'd Navy flags; has three commodi-
Is apartments inladdition 70 berth
accommodations with brass beds, an
,servation sitting room, dining room
I'd a well stocked larder. A chef and
physician are N charge, according
the announcement.
Secretary Daniels wired his ap-
oval. and later. according to the
tsseuger agent here, wired the bal
onists ITO take advantage OF the
II for a comfortable trip home"
his message was sent to the Lieu
nants in care Of the Aero CLUB
orouto, It was said.
JAS against this offer Of the New
prk Central, word came from the
kecutive offices OF the Lehigh Val
railroad in New York that Lieut.
boor had wired Lieut.. Evans at
nclxaway that they would entrain
I Toronto at eos p. NJ. to-day
board the Lehigh's philadelphia and
low York express. This train is due
s arrive at the Pennsylvania sta
5bn tomorrow morning az 1880
sclock. The Lehigh valley Railroads
ar is a twelve-section drawing room
eeping car, and Oflc4als OF the COM
any announced that the balloonists
ould be assured of every comfort
route from Toronto to New York.
lAccording 10 a ruling Of the Inter-
tate Commerce Commission, the
5ree airmen will be required to pay
Irregular fare from Toronto to New
brk, but extras may be provided
latuitously by the railroads.
sRockaway Is planning a rousing re-
ption to the balloOnists. Business
an will close their shops and school
iiidren will be excused for. a few
ours tomorrow while the parade is
.Lssing. All stores and residences
al be decorated with American
tes and banners inscribed: wei
inc Home Persons along the line
\ march will release 1000 tri-colored
Aloons with silk American Tags at
khed. There will be a reception at
Rockaway Point Naval Air Sta
IN tomorrow night, and another at
Neponsit Club Saturday night.
tThe parade will start at noon, with
hdrew ]. Kenney as Grand Marshal.
he reviewing stand will be at 10th
ireet and Washington Avenue. The
teutenants will be formally welcomed
J Borough President Connolly.' Then
sounted police will escort the march
IS, followed by a bond from Fort
hnilton, three companies from Fort
lden in command of Major Reynold
NTH; another escort of United
tates Marines, the United States
hwy Band from Bay Ridge, officers
I'd men from the Naval Air Station
IA also civic organizations.
The evening world., 1921-01-13

RIId Badly Burned in Fiat Fire.
Six-year- old Elizabeth oNelll was
lrned about the face and body this
orning when her mothers home.
II on the second floor Of No. Sab
lrond Avenue. Brooklyn, caught fire.
Ia child was taken to the Nor
sgian Hospital. Property damage
- sllght.
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1921-04-22

Blodgett, as STAFF correspondent OF the
indianapolis News the complaint states.
ANOTHER OF DATE
MARCH Is CITED.
1t is alleged on March 49, 1921, the In
dianapolis News also contained another
alleged "defamatory and malicious
article" regarding the plaintiff.
The plaintiff claims that on March 16,
1921, the indianapolis News published an
article under the head Of:
"Snfder Contracts Illegal, Is Opinion;
Taxpayers League Acts In School Board
Adviser and Engineers Controversy" etc.
On March 10, 1921, it is stated In the
complaint that the Indianapolis News
published an article under the title of:
Stands by Protest on Plumbing Plans
etc.
1t is alleged that on March d, 1921,
the indianapolis News published an ar
ticle under the title of
Files Suit Against Officials of State.
c. c. Ship Says That Business Has Been
Damaged. Seeks Injunction Order
1t is charged in the complaint that on
March 81, 1921 the Indianapolis News
published an article under the head of
Specifications Are Ordered Modified, :"
etc.
1t is charged that on March "a, 1921,
the indianapolis News published an ar
ticle under the head of
Engineers To Probe School COntro-
versy." etc.
1t is also alleged that on March 90,
1921, the indianapolis News published
an article under the head of
ships System Is Scored by Expert"
etc.
Also on March %. 1921. the Indianapo-
lis News, according to the complaint.
published an article under the head Of
"Greentown and indianapolis"
The complaint alleges that on March
3d. 1921, the Indianapolis News pub
lished an article under the title Of
"Hitt Generated by Investigation" etc.
The complaint then charges that on
April 3, 1921, the Indianapolis News
published an article under the title OF
Attorney Leaves School Board. Baker
Says in View of the Attitude of Ma
jority He Cannot Remain With Self Re
spect," etc.
THEN AGAIN OF
DATE APRIL IL.
1t is alleged that on April IA, 1927 The
Indianapoli News published an article
under the title Of
COLLECTIONS Trivial,
AerOlOgist Reports.
Alexander School Ventflating System
Examined, shipp Asked an Inquiry"
The plaintiff claims that the Indian
apoIs News on April Is 1921 published
an article under the head Of
Regards school Board Affairs as Dis
graceful"
The hnal paragraphs of the complaint
states:
And this plaintiff further says that
said publications and each OF them did
accomplish the said aims, intents and
purposes of said defendants as hereinbe-
fore set forth and said publications, and
each Of them did in effect aid said con
spiracy and accomplish the ends thereof
all to the injury Of this plaintiff IN his
said property, reputation and rights ia
the sum OF 500 900.
Therefore, plaintiff demands Judgment
for 100000 and he prays for all proper
relief"
The complaint gives in detail all Of
the alleged malicious newspaper articles.
Mr.. Rocker, when asked concerning the
case, sta -ed that he had mo statement to
make at this time. but would reserve all
when the case comes 10 trial"
The complaint is one OF tho longest
filed in the local courts for the last two
years.
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1921-04-22
Fire Causes Damage
to Automobile Tires

Spontaneous combustion IN a pile Of
rubbish caused a ire on the third floor
OF tho building at 416 North Capitol ave
nue.. at u SO q. IN. today. The II. r
Hearsey Company occupies the first two
floors Of the building. The Losey La Fay
ette Motor Company occupies the third
floor and It was In this company's stor-
age room that the FIRE STARTED.
Damage to automobile tires was esti-
mated at $1,000
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1921-04-22

CONTINUED From Page one.)
thrown upon him. but he struggled
brRvely to please.
Don't say that I am evadlng this
question" he carefully began. There is
no question about the desirabilty Of
having colored women train for nurses
at the city hospital"
The chairman then said he could not
imagine what the lady was referring 10
when she mentioned Jim crow" laws. He
said he did not know that we have any.
Il mean the 'jim-crow' laws in the
parks" the now indignant woman replied.
we pay taxes and We can't 80 to the
parks"
The chairman sent out a hurry-up call
for help.
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