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NJ COY EN- TERS
FLYNE|GHT
TOURNEY
If He Beats Ross, Jehn
VIII Represent S. A.
in Meet.

Johnny Mccoy has entered the fly
weight championship tournament
which the New York boxing commits
sion plans to start this fall to deter
mine a successor for the late PanchO
Villa.
And. II Mccoy beats speedy Young
Ross at Fort Sam Houston Thursday
night. he will be entered as johnny
Mccoy of San Antonio, Tex"
The Clevelander, who has been So
iOurning in FL PasO, has decided he
likes this town and intends to move
here. A victory oyer Ross will make
the decision definite, says the little
battlcr.
DOWN TO 112.
To enter the flyweight meet. Mccoy
must train down to 112 pounds. But
he has not the slightest doubt he can
do it and still retain all his speed and
stamina He weighed only a fraction
over 113 when he gave Mike Vasqucz
a boxing lesson not long ago in the
Schwab Field ring. ,
Ross will outweigh Mccoy about
four pounds. as Johnny will 20 into
the ring against the Syracuse flash at
III or rs. Ross weighs between 100
and 122 Mt his best.
Their Thursday night row is sched'
ulCd for twelve twO-minute rounds.
FOUR PRELINIINARIES.
1t will be preceded by 20 rounds of
what is intended to be toe-tO-tOe bat
thing. The prelim boy; were picked for
this purpose.
Rabbit Palmer versus Mercy Mon
tcz. almost a main event attraction inj
itself. is the eight-round semi" ~
will be Palmcr's first local appearance
in several months. while Montez is en-
gagged with flying fists in trying to- IRE
build the local reputation he enjoyed
before the went to Mexico three years
ago.
Freddie Spears meets Kid Julius in
a promising four-roundcr. Young Girls
co battles Eddie Lopez, and Kid Wal.
do meets Bat BoyntOn in others. First
bout at 30 o'clock.
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RULES FOR LIGHTS BIG
BABE RUTH CONTEST

Of mails between Aug Il and Sept
team players Except BABE Ruth hmse in the American
with Of 100
explaining picking each player for the position he
occupies is eligible compete
The reader pitchers and eight other posi-
Ruth selections and is accompanied bv
the letter giving his selections will receive first
other prizes for the contestants whose lists and
explanations merit.
In case exactly that named by Ruth the
one will be named the winner.
prizes offered by The Light Babe Ruth will give
"A autographed bat o the winner
The winning players. but
to I0sions in conformity with Ruth's ideas.
PLAYERS placed positions their regular places
providing played places least championship
in 1925
PLAYERS must be selected on basis of their playing 1925
made previous
The $1j second $40; third So
Address the Babe Ruth contest editor Light
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SENATORS RECALL
JOYCE FROM OMAHA

OMAHA, Aug. 2O-RaymOnd Joyce,
leading pitcher for the Omaha club Of
the Western League, has been recalled
by the Washington Senators. He is
10 report for duty next spring.
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Wednesday, Results.


At Detroit Z II. =
New York .........0n0 100 10
Detroit ............gS' 900 O0N-i
Batteries: Peaaoch and Bengough;
Wells and WOOdall
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New Orleans. 3: Little Rock !.
Nashville. Z. Birmingham, 3.
CnarfaHa0Ea. So; Memphis, 1-5.
Three games scheduled.
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Dallas Scores Run
in Ninth to Win

DALLAS. Aug. .20.-Hungling's
second double. Loves infieId out aud
Bauman's sacrifice fly gave Dallas
run in the ninth TO defeat Waco
Wednesday, 3 to .. Pratt's homer
tied the score in the eighth. Score
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At ClryclaHd- L. H. +.
Washington ,..... 30 OZj Oll-l- ~
Cleveland .........gy2 go l15- IS ,
Bat.cr.es: RuDtaer, MarbCrry and Sew
ereId: Smith. EaTr. Cole and /. SewelL
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TEXAS LEAGUE
Play Thursday.

San Antonio at Fort worth.
Houston at Wichita Falls.
Beaumont at ShreyepoTt.
Waco al Dallas.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1925-08-20

sa.. Lake cry. 2g-4; Port and. 2 ..
Frat'lc. 10. Sa, -ameutO, o
Los Angeles. g. Vernon. o.
Oakland. 6. san Francisco, 3.
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Runs Fixes, EFbcn. sweet, Sherrod "a.
Roberts ~, EhlO. owen. Martin, Priest:
errors. ErUen. Sweet. shCrrOd t2J, Duffy
90. twO-base hit, ETbeH, EhIo; three
base hit, sheTrod: stolen bases. Roberts.
Ehlo: sacrifice hit, Erbcn: struck out,
~ HcCarty (. by EmIey 2: base on balls,
Of Mc'@rty 3, OF EmIcy z: double plays
sherTOd 10 Erbin 10 EhlO. Fixes to Sner-
rod 70 Ehlo: wild pitches, by Emiey ?.
time. hours.
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Fort smith, lis. Independence, Al.
DkmIlrsr. L.. Springfield. 2.
MGshoECe. 10; Ardm0re, 2.
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Tulsa. T.. Lincoln. =.
Irs EolueE. IS. wichita 10.
IT, Joseph. =. Omaha. o.
Denver. g.. Oklahoma cry =
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Shreveport Postes
Beaumont, II to 2

SHREVEPORT. La. Aug. 20
Shreveport pasted Beaumont for fair,
winning by Il score of IL TO > We'd
ncsdny. Score:
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At ST. Louis il; H. !.
Philadelphia ......GhD 00l 1865 u
81 Louis ...........lOO $50 O03-s ~ 2
BattcrD-. Gray, quinn, Groves. IIar-
riss EDmmClI and Cochrane; CASTOR.
Gard, EaUg.ldGr and Hargave.
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BY Innings.

Summary.
Runs. Kane 90, Bailey. Powell C2),
McCurdy. Compton. Peel (2J. Boggess
co. Fuller CO. Metzler 60. DsteI CsD,
BOdie (2l. Tanner (2), Jonnard C2). Nor
gan, errors, Kane, Boggess ~, Fuller
Distel; two-base hits, Bailey. Powell ~,
Tanner: thrae-bass hit. Fuller; home
runs, Metzler, Peel. Sutherland, Bodie
BOgge7s: stolen bases MetzIer, Compton
Peel Dlstel; sacrifices. Dorman. Comp
ton, Bailey. Fitzgerald: hits and runs
of Morgan and in ? 20. off Win
tcrs and 3 in Is. Off Jacobus 9 and
In IL, off Burns 7 and > in ; 2-3;
struck out, by Morgan /. Roberts >, ia
cobus 3; base on balls. off Morgan .
Roberts 2, Winters /, Jacobus /. Bird l;
wild pitch Winters; double plays JON
nard 10 Dlstel 10 BOdie. Fuller to Kane
TO Bailey, Tanner to Dlstel to BOdle;
winning pitcher. Roberts: losing pitcher
Bird; umpiTes Estiu and Kane; time
ego.
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indianapolis, o. Minneapolis, ?.
Kansas CITY 10, Columbus, o.
Two games played.
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Two out when winning run scored.
BY Innings.
Waco ....................O 900 OlD OIO-2
Dallas .................-.2 200 600 OO1-3
summary.
Runs. Pratt, Stumpf, Cross, williams
Hungling; error. Gross: home run. Pratt
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A. Chlcago- r. II. +.
Boston ........... ono 900 OlD-l
Chicago ........... 100 900 21E-5 J
Batteries. Ehmkr. ZahnIEer and Bis
ch0ff Robertson and Grouse.
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nesday afternoon.
Bob Couchman's gallant
stand further endeared him
to Rruin followers. and Fort Worth
must be absolutely daffy about old
Lou North, who failed at Dallas. was
picked up by Jake Atz for the waiver
price. and hasn't pitched a losing
game since.
BOB SOCKS HOMER.
Couchman did everything he could
to put the Gears across in the first
conflict with the Cats.
He even hit a hOme-run into the
right field pavilion.
But it was no use. North and his
hackers suppressed the Bears com
pletely in the pinchcs. while BOb's own
support wobbled in tight place in the
eighth inning and let in what proved
the winning run.
The second and last game Of the
series probably will find Watt on the
hill for tine Bears. with a chance that
Manager Coleman will employ Tiny"
Owens. Its a cinch jake Atz will use
one Of his four left-handers, perhaps
Pate.
With a little more hitting and q
larger share of the good old breaks. the
Bears might have licked the Cats
anyhow Wednesday.
TRIPLE WASTED.
In the seventh inning. with the
score tied at Onc-all, ROsenthal opened
with a triple. WGshburn grounded out
TO the pitcher, Wirts famed and. after
Booze walked and stole. COuchman
rolled to North and was tossed out TO
retire the side.
In the eighth. North. who had q
tendency 10 be wild, walked Meyers
and Mason after Gonzales had ground
cd out. Palmer at second made an I'M
timely error on Clark's grOundcr, fill
ing the bases with one down. ROscn-
thai forced Meyers at the plate with
a hopper 10 Mullen. and Washburn
rolled TO Palmer for the third out.
Tough. what?
Fort Worth scored in the second
inning punching three OF the six hits
COuchman allowed. kOnctChy's double
and singles by Palmer and Ellington
did the trick. Windle sacrificed. Smith
was walked. perhaps purposcly. which
proved good strategy as North hit
into a double play.
HOMER IN THIRD.
Couchman hit his homer in the
third. Gonzales followed with double
but was out trying 10 take third when
a wild pitch escaped Smith who recoy-
cred it quickly and made q true peg
10 Mullen.
Mullen's hit started the Fort
Worth rally in the eighth.
The breaks went against Councilman
when be fumbled Sears sacrifice.
He took little time steadying
again. walking KOnctchy meanwhile to
ill the bases. with nobody out.
Mullen whackcd one down 10 BUoc.
substitute Bruin thirG-gackcr, Who
pegged neatly 10 the plate. cutting
down Mullen. Catcher Wirts wheeled
and threw 10 first for double play
but his throw went into the dirt and
Scans cantered home with the run that
won.
Ellington popped 70 Clark and Booze
tossed out WiBdle 10 retire the side.
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~ Brooklyn L. IT. 2.
Pittsburgh .-.......Gn0 COZ ngl-1 Il !
Brooklyn ...........GgI fgI @NE--8 -
FatteTles. N-ad0WT. Oldham. Sleenan
and GOOchi Vance and Deberry.
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xBatted for Rrenek IN ninth
by Innings.
beaumont ...... 600 DOL 100 2
............. 600 42O 23N-ll
summary.
Runs. Ormand Metz, Ostergard (2),
KiTke go, Benton. SahiCk BOnOwitz (2J,
Burns. Gleason: errors, Ormaud. Duru-
Ing Kirke: twO-base hit. SchiCk: three
base hit. OTmand; home run. Bonowitz,
Disregard; sacrifice, DeviverOs; double
play. Schwab to DeviverOs Disregard
(unassiatedJ. Benton to ISirke. Benton
to Como to Kirke: ~tolen base. Bono
Wltz. Burns: base on balls. Morgan !,
Gleason ]; struck out, Morgan !, Gleason
,. KreRek 3: pitching record. off Nor
gan hits { runs In l-3 innings; left
on base. Beaumont 6. Shreveport 4; time,
l:47: umpires, Tanning and Osborne.
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BEAR BOX

Runs. Couchman, Sears, hone,chy; err
rorv. WI-ts Councilman 90, Palmer;
stclea bases. Mason. Booze: sacrifice hits
Windle. Sears: two-hase hits. konetchy'
gonzales: three-hase hit. ROsenthal;
home run Couchman; double play Con
zales 70 CLARK 10 Washburn; struck out
hy Couchman .. North 8; base on balls,
OF North C. Couchman >. time OF game,
1910; umpires. Daily and Weber.
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Sandlot Siftings

Company + of the Twelfth Field
Artillery wants a Sunday baseball
game. Call Morrison, Army Post loo.
The team is ready to play anywhere
bat prefers TO use its own diamond.
The CamDhuis Club Of LAREDO,
which has earned n reputation as one
of the strongest independent teams In
the vicinity, will furnish opposition
70 the I-G. y. Boosters in a pair Of
games at Laredo Sunday morning and
afternoon. These will be the first
out-of-town games played by the
Boosters this season. The following
players will make the trip: Friery,
Balm, Martin, knapp, Butler, Re.
muth, Harris, Evans, MOsel. Cart
wright, Priest, Smith and Hubbard.
Flliott-JOnes Refiners staged bril-
liant rally in the sixth inning Of their
tilt with the I-G. y. Sunshine Spe-
cials, scoring three runs and knOttiRg
the count at 4-aIl just before the
game was called on account Of dark
ness. The game was a hurting duel
between Mosel and FRANKIE. with the
latter having slightly the better Of
the argument.
Mission Independents want a game
for Sunday with any amateur team
in the city whose members are under
IS years of age. Call Manager Miller
at Mission 414S-W after 6 p. ID.
The MistletOes viii work out after
. o'clock Friday evening on the Sap
diamond, Manager Morris announces.
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THREE SEE OLD BOB
BEATEN BY PAINTERS
ON WILD HEAVE, e

the For Antonio
Worth
press dspach)
scoussa t IN the
To glm the likely
tho mil be clubs
For
"Just watch young they told
"YOune ehacali
ND castyO jaded Orbs
a plate"
dashed for the
To Lou
And COuchman, thirtyeight.
The eagleeyed emssaries of the higherups might do
worse at that than turn loose big league baters those
two willy veterans who matched wits and welpreserved
wings in the game that permitted Fort Wohs Cats to
win to l. from San Antonios Bears at Fort Worth We'd
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The Mistletoes viii work out after
3 o'clock Friday evening on the Sap
diamond, Manager Morris announces.
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1.-TWO out when winning run sco.ed)
XHit Tor DOrman in eighth.
NNHit for Winters in fourth
XXXRan for Roberts in ninth.
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I-G y. Boosters ...........
Nix T. Texas Specials 60.
SUMMARY
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~ PHILADELPHIA Il. H. J.
Cincinnati .........Ga2 1Gl OrC-8 10
Philadelphia .... ITO oGJ g.I-E 70
Batteries: Bn.OGLe and -Iarsra3e,
Ring and Wilson.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-08-10

"rherr Isn't much 20 tell lie Eald
hr was thru with mr 10 what
could ] do but pack my bag and set
outF' Gloria asked,
MrH Gordon slt down iu her old
armchair Nov. GLORY. that's NOS
the truth. abe said hiuHtIy II know
Dick TOO we'll 90 believe that tale ..
You probably told him ynu wrrc thru
with him Didn't you
Gl9FA thought. Tor "a moment,
'Yra I believe ! dlJ, she sntd The
whole affair wls blurred in her mind
by her own uuiappiuesa
Wen. then" her mother vent on.
You've Eui 10 go back 10 Dick
Marriage isn't ike q hat that you
can wear for while. and then throw
away Tor "a ury one.
II dnnf want a new one" Gloria
answered mtHerahly Il don't over
want 20 see IA man nsaiu- She
slipped 20 the floor and laid her head
on her mothers knees
Nonsense" Atrs Gordon aaid.
You ana Dick have just had some
sort ug tittls spat or other.
You know. you're not an easy per,
son 10 live with. Glnria' You ny 40
81 nothing I often say 80 your
pad. Gloria isn't like either Of ua.
Sine must take AFTER old Aunt Fanny
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Suddenly Miss Pithers The yarn Iody exclaimed, Jts
look at the Wheelsr

The next place the Twins went
10 was Doofunny Land.
Juggle Jump said that If they
really wanted to find the rest OF
Puff's lost buttons, they'd better 20
there, as Doofunny Land was
most important place, and Mister
J'uzz Wuzz who ran the place, was
most sagacioua person indeed.
SO when they came to the hollow
stump that led 10 Doofunny Land,
Juggle Jump pushed on his coat,
button that was marked almost
nothing at all"
And instantly he and the Twins
shrank into almost nothing at all.
Then they went right down the
hollow stump.
After that they went down a pair
Of stairs and 10 and behold! There
they were in Doofunny Land.
Hello there cried Mister Fuzz
Wuzz who owned tho place, I'm
glad 10 see you. But what brings
you here? Something must be up"
NO something's Off" said jug.
gle Jump. Puff, the Fairy
Queens cook, sneezcs off oil his
I buttona. Did any Of them come
here?"
"Pll call the roll and ask said
Mister I'uzz Wuzz, picking up a.
barge stick and bcntlng on a dish.
pan.
Instantly from far and wide the
Doofunny Landcrs eamn running
what rs IT? What " IT, cried
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than We have to- You go upstairs
to hoi. now And wel talk things
over tomorrow morning"
Talk what ovcr?, Gloria asked
"You want me TO 50 and
I'm rouiE What Is there to iabhcr
about7 I'm sick uf all this talk
talk ialkr
She drew a long soothing breath
There are "a good many things
we've got to discuss" Dick said
Selling the house. and the furniture
things % that kind"
Selling tbc house, And the guFnt
turc. too, All. Dick must mean
business thsnt lilo really must be
thru with her eager 20 r.d
himself of herr
She looked around her az the
bright. cheerful house With rs cream.
c9lored walls. its blue rugs. and the
yellow curtains That looked as II
sunshine were always pouring thru
them
Ill d1ht wan, 10 go away from
my huusr she said .u q Whisper
she couldn't trust her treacbcTuua
voice,
"Oh. ratsr' Dick exclaimed. You
have never stayed In this house long
enough TO care for g. Six months
from now youth have forgotten YOU
ever lived IN il with me"'
Gloria had no answer 20 that. She
went back up tho stairs with lag
giug steps.
She locked herself In her room and
went 20 sleep. when Dick knocked
on her door in the morning, she did
not get up.
There's no use Ia our talking 10
each other" she called wcnrily. we
will only have another row
Go0dby.
To Gloria'g disappointment. Dick
went without saying another word
She lay. listening teusely 70 his re-
treating footballs
Her nerves shook 70 the sound Of
the front door closing behind him
10 the purr Of tho little car
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rolling ont of The yard.
And when Il had died away IN Tho
distance. she SCOT up and Dressed.
slowly and uncertainty.
Mrs. GORDON was washing The
Nl breakfast dEhua when Gloria
opened the screen door ihat led Into
The clean, auulil kitchen from the
back porch
Wen. farcveumare, Whore are
sou going haE and baEEaEvT She
looked down obviously ~ tho over
night bag Gloria carried
I'm not going anywhere I've ar
rived, Gloria answered. i've come
home
Her mother scaldsd the sllverware
Speaking 1f arrivals. hhe said,
your cousin Lulua baby ia here at
lnstl II was born last night at tho
hospital Ny goodness After
while all the famous birthplbcrs'
Of presidents and authors win be
hospitals, I suppose I'VE al
ways gaid I'd love 10 sec the place
whore George Washington was born.
or did Dc ust I've at Mount Yer.
nom 40. I guess be was
born there. wasn't heT"
Gloria SET her hag down on the
weIiscrubbed floor
Mother che cried. Two come
home, I've left DiCkr
Her mother laid her dish towel
down or the drain board
Tell me" she said. did you leave
Dick when you went 20 New York Il
few weeks ggo7 Everybody said you
did couldn't believe u. /
was sure you'd have told me II you
were separating But then.
girls don't tell their mothers things
the way they used 10 when ! was
young. / suppose ia be the last one
20 hear lt il you ever did leave him.
Gloria shook her head with cxas-
pcrat!ou
I'm telling you right now that
have left him. shc Baii I'm never
going back to him7 I've come homo
70 stay here with you and Dad n
you'll let me
Mrs Gordon took Off her glasso.
Il emit sec a thing with those things
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the other queer people. what liz
it?"
Soon they heard the news.
u haven't got it. said the Pat.
ent Leather Cat. stroking his wins.
kers solemnIv
and haven't it." said Miss
Pithers the Yarn Lady. suipply.
and we don't have IT," said Mr..
and Mrs. Cut.Out. and an the chill.
dren. "Our buttons are paper"
And ] don't have it," said tho
Soap Baby II don't wear any
clothes at all"
"Chuga.lorum! You can sec for
yourself that ! have no use for but
tons" cToakcd the Tlssuc.Paper.
Cotton Frog.
yes, you have. You have four
black shoe.bultons down your back"
squeoked the Tin Mouse. 1--WE Of.
ten seen them"
That's the wrong kind" said
Jugglc Jump,
The Saw Horse whinniod out, u
don't have any"
And tho Clothes Horse went.
"ClacIs, chick, clackl The OILY but.
tons ] know about are tie ones
on the clothes that hang on mo on
ironing day"
Suddenly Mis- pllhcra, thc va,n
lady, exclaimed. Just look at the
wheels on the Wooden Waddlo
Duck! They don't mateh~
And there, II you please, was
another Of puffs buttons.
That made eight.
Tho Twins and JuRRlc Jump
thanked Mister Whuzz and nh the
Doofunny 1Andera, especially The
Wooden Waddlc Duck, and contln.
ucd on their way.
suppoHc the Wooden Waddlc
Duck waddles now moro than ever.
Cro BE Conlinued.)
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by Beatrice Burton

ON, she said "Yuu go into tho uv.
mr.rnom and nr down. I'm going 60
make you some Tea, You look
peaked
GloHa tool, her bag upstairs 20
tho little room that had been herr
for 90 many yrum OF her ne ~
waH beautifully clean, but depressing
800 So ah1hbinrs7
sho thought OF her room ut home
with ita soft. brilliant cushions, ita
chaiar Tongue aud tbr tuffrta that
dtapcd the bed and Wiudowa.
Win heart like lead, ahr wont
downatnirs ON the living room Table
stood "a tea tray
Mrs GORDON came In from The
wi kitchen with a plate OF hot toast
IN her hands
you eat some NJ this toast that
I've made Tor sou, Too. rho raId
and then toll me how you happened
10 leave nigkF'
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