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The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-10-01

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The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-10-01
Governor Asks
Suppression Of
Organized Vice

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The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-10-01
Gas Co. in Court to Change
Its Financial Structure

Washington Gas a. Electric Co.
utilities company headquartered
here. Tuesday had filed a volun-
tsry bankruptcy petition for pur-
pose of recognizing its financial
structure.
The action was brought in the
New York city federal court,
where the firm has most of its as
sets despite the fact Tacoma is
home office.
Assets of s1s.s79, 63s were list
ed in the petition: liabilities list
ed included 50. $50 500 in long term
debts and S3.S26. 500 in capital
stock A surplus of S2.760.2 also
was listed.
To Protect Stocks
Basis of the bankruptcy pro-
oeedings lies in an effort 10 ac-
eomplish two things. according to
company spokesman: To keep
going and to protect holders of our
bonds and stocks"
Because the public utilities dis
trict Of Cowlitz county forced its
purchase Of Longview properties
Of Washington Gas g. Electric Co.
Tin federal court here several
months ago. the company found
itself with more than $4,000. 900 in
cash and faced with paying ST.
900, 900 in income tax unless the
sum was reinvested in other utility
properties.
Although first mortgage bond
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-10-01

holders could be protected by pay
ment received from the enforced
sale. payment of the income tax
would wipe out" holders Of the
companys preferred stock. II was
pointed out.
To date. the Securities and FIX
change commission has refused APP
prevail of the company's applics-
ton for purchase OF utility proper
ties. this week the company was
denied approval TO purchase prop
critics in Arizona.
90 Days Overdue
Meanwhile. interest on the COM
pany's bonds is 80 days overdue
for the FIRST time, and Tuesday
stood in the first day of default.
Application for bankruptcy. &C
cording to spokesman, was the
only hope for salvage OF the cor
porate structure inasmuch as the
SEC so far has denied the COM
pany both the right to reinvest its
money and to reorganize, and the
bureau OF internal revenue has
opined that payment Of $1,000, 900
income tax is necessary on pro-
ceeds from sale Of its Longview
properties. which the company bit
terly opposed in court here for
nearly two years.
Metzger. Blair and Gardner. To-
cal firm Of attorneys. are repre-
senting the company in the bank
ruptcy action.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-10-01

in the city OF regular army
division with all its parts.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-08-17
away Comes From Nowhere to Win Travers
Forced 10 Move
10 Beat
Only I Rivals

SARATOGA SPRINGS. N. Y.
Aug. Is. - Whirlaway came up
from nowhere today and won an
other race.
This time the little horse with
the big, flowing tail finished first
in the coveted Travers Handicap
at Saratoga, leaving the other two
entries four lengths in the wake
Of his flying hoofs.
The triumph was worth $4,000
to Warren Wright's 3-year-old
champion. and brought his total
earnings to above S275, 500.
Foxcatcher Farms Fairymant
was second and Lord Kitchener.
bearing the colors of the Glenn
Riddle Farm. was third.
Carrying top weight of 100
pounds and with Jockey ALI Rob-
ertson in the saddle, Whirly took
off slowly and was 10 lengths be-
hind his foes at the first quarter
in the mile and quarter run. Fairy
mant- had -fear-leHgth- lead at
the half over Lord Kitchener.
which was two ahead of Whirl-
away.
Robertson stepped on the gas,
and AAhirly- crossed the one nile
stripe only three lengths trailing
and spurted so much speed in the
stretch that he was four lengths
10 the good at the finish. He COW
cred the distance in 2:05 AS.
Being an odds-on favorite.
Whirly returned only 81 80 10 win.
which was the only pafi-nutuel
payoff since only three horses
were entered.
The victory was Whirly's
eighteenth in 30 starts. and,
briefly, was just another jewel in
his sparkling crown that already
includes 194l triumphs in the
Kentucky Derby. the Preakness
and the Belmont Stakes.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-08-17
ONE BOAT APPEARS FOR GOLD CUP RACE
lis Simmons My Sin and II Wins With No Trouble

RED BANK, n. J.. Aug. 10
ZaInon G. CZammy Simmons Jr.
Of Greenwich. Conn. today won
the historic Gold Cup race. the
symbol OF Speedhoat supremacy,
but the $4,000 powerboat enthus-
lasts who damned the banks of the
North Shrewsbury River and the
two-day National sweepstakes re-
gatta were disappointed.
Simmons was the only contest
ant, and won the Gold Cup only
by chasing himself around the
two and A half mile course a
dozen times. Originally scheduled
AT Detroit and Cancelled because
Of the national defense program
there, the regatta, otherwise. was
by less publicized
events.
After Simmons churned around.
the choppy course at an average
of 81 500 the two remaining heats
Of the race were called off BY con-
sent Of all concerned.
Jack Pop Cooper. Kansas City
Mo- equaled his 1910 performance
as sweepstakes winner by hanging
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-08-17
A|sdb Captures
Race
International >sv. Ser,ie. Wiz,

Aug. is Alsah.
~. Al Sabaths sensational 2
year-old. won the Washington Fu-
turity al the Washington Park
track today. with Contradiction
finishing second and Valdina Or
phan third
Bobby Nedder. who has ridden
Alsab 10 victory in FIVE previous
stake races this season. was up on
the free-striding col, today as he
negotiated the siX-furlong course
in I'LL.
Thus Alsab, who was bought AZ
a Kentucky auction for 500. ran
up his earnings as OF today 10 ap-
proximately SOS 900. making him
the leading money winner of the
nations 2-year-olds.
Alsab returned his hackers 50.
$40 and 1920 across the board;
Contradiction paid 81 and $3.50.
and Valdna Orphan $3.50.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-08-17
Browns 81 Win
Drops Detroit
To Tie for 5th

ST. LOUIS, Aug. 16.-Johnny
Corsica collapsed under a Brownie
stack that had been threatening
throughout the game and the
Tigers today were beaten for the
second time in their series here.
George McQuinn doubled in the
ninth TO score Don Heffner and
give the Browns 3D. triumph.
The defeat dropped the Tigers
into tie for fifth place with
Connie Mack's winning Athletics.
Held IN subsection by Eden
Auker for seven innings the fail
ing Tigers began 10 show some
life in the eighth Up 10 that
time they had made only three
hits, but they had managed 10
hold the Browns 10 a single run.
When Barney McCosky singled
after two were out in the eighth
and stole second. and when Johnny
Berardino fumbled Pinky Higgins
grounder. things began 10 look up
for the Tigers.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-08-17
Police Claim Honors
In Their Own Meet

With more than $4,000 specta-
tors tanning the race track
stands at the State Fair Grounds.
Detroit police claimed all honors
Saturday as they captured the
National A. A. L. tug-of-war and
an inter-city track field meet on
the fifteenth annual Police Field
Day program.
The tug-of-war giants thrilled
the large crowd as they outpulled
the Toronto team in near record
breaking time. The Detroiters
won the championship in pulls
which took :406 and So seconds.
Members Of the new national
team coached and
captalned by Clarence Witt are
Odmar Anderson, Gordon Grant.
Leo Haldys. Edmund Rammel,
August Schiller. Michael Valovick
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-08-17
Shane, Norris
Again in Final

FLINT. Aug. 16.-Eor the third
consecutive year Marion CBuck)
Shane Of Kalamazoo and Rex Nor
ris of Lansing will battle it out
for the Michigan Closed Tennis
title at ! p. m. Sunday.
Shane, winner of the Ted JoSlyn
trophy for the past two years.
came from behind to defeat Fred
KovalcSki. Detroit Junior cham
pion, rs, 60. KovaleSki had Al
lead in the first set before Shane
found his game.
Norris. who won the crown in
1896 and 1887. dropped the first
set before going on to defeat Gene
Russell, Detroit closed champion
and captain elect Of Western
States METERS. 2-6. 7-5 60.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-08-17

Dewey Weideman and Walter J.
Wilczynski.
The final score in track and
field competition gave the Detroit
Police a wide margin Of victory.
Detroit tailed 1877 points, Toronto
q and Cleveland ;.
Francis J. Kelly. former Univer-
Sity of Detroit relay star, was the
leading scorer for the Detroit
Police. but James Attfield of the
Toronto force was high for the
meet with p points.
Kelly rang up 1871 points as he
the l20-yard high and low
hurdles. the 100-yard dash. took
second in the 220 and participated
on the winning half-mile relay
team.
Frank Cater, another Toronto
team member, tailed Is points by
winning three events and placing
second in another, and William
DAILY. former University of Detroit
track star, came next in the line
DAILY set one Of seven new meet
records as he ran the half mile in
] 58.3 George Huber. 25S-pound
Detroit Police weight star, also
compared three events and estab-
liShed two new records in doing so.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-08-17
Campbell Doubles

Bruce Campbell made It a more
pleasing picture by rapping 2
double off the right field screen
fcore McCosky and Higgins and
Ne the Tigers a 2-1 lead.
The Browns came back in their
half OF the eighth, however. and
tied the score. McQuinn doubled
and came home on Walter Jud-
nich's single. Corsica then got out
of a hole by striking out Cullen
bine catching Judnich al the plate
as Berardino attempted squeeze
play and retiring Swift on a tap
in front OF the plate.
In the ninth GorS lea was
knocked for loop. After striking
out Auker, Corsica yielded a
double 10 Hefner. Then Gift
scratched p single of Pinky Hig-
gins. glnYe and -McQGiHH- followed
with his double OF the right field
@all, which was barely instde the
foul line and just over Campbell 5
head.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-08-17
Coli Club Winners

IL r Viger- r. NJ. Mcconnell.
n c. Hight and J W Shivas we're
winners Of the birdie contest. fea-
uHe AT Detroit Golf Club Satur-
day G. O. Driscoll. r. r. Viger,
v a. Olson W. +. Cole. w. A.
Sells and c. II Mayne were kicker
winners.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-08-17
White Sox Cut
Indians Margin

CHICAGO. AUG rs The Chi
cago White SoN advanced TO
within game Of Second place in
the American League standing
Today as they defeated the second
place Cleveland Indians. ! 20 o.
behind the three-hlt pitching Of
Johnny Rigney
The White Sox put their game
winning run over the plate IN the
first inning against jim Baghy.
the starting Cleveland pitcher.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-08-17
Cuuenbine Hits

The Browns gained their early
lead in the third inning on a
double by Gift and Cullenbine's
single.
Del Baker plans 10 send Buck
Newsom and Al Benton against
the Browns in double header
here tomorrow in an attempt 10
square the series Brownie pitch
ers will be Bob Harris and George
Caster.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-08-17

Holloway beaioout a hunt 10 keli-
ner and went 10 second and third
as kuhel and HOag went out on
inheld plays. Appllng singled 10
score Holloway.
Clint Brown relieved Bdgby in
the eighth inning. The White
SOx collected eight hits
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-08-17
Beats TWo Records

Huber, former Villa Nova
track man and now employed in
the accident prevention bureau.
tossed the 16-pound shot AZ feet
u inches for one record and
then improved the discus throw
mark by IL feet when he hit 1873
feet, 9 inches. Huber also an
nexed first place in the 16-pound
hammer throw.
Four other marks were set in
the field events. James Hender-
son. a 240-pound Toronto patrol
man. broke the record in the So
pound weight throw for height
with heave of 16 feet 6i2 inches.
Henderson also bettered the rec
ord for tossing the caber with q
throw Of "A feet a.. inches.
In the 56-pound throw for
distance, Harry Van Nortwick.
Detroit Police weight man. hung
up another new record with a
heave Of 81 feet 3 inches. Cater
of the Toronto team registered
the other record when he did the
running broad Jump in p feet
ga inches.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-08-17
M(NeH| Wins
His First Title
Copyright by Detroit Times. All hsh. reserved

NEWPORT. r. l., Aug. 10
National champion Donald Nc
Neill, Oklahoma City, Okla, sue
cessfully defended his Casino Cup
honors today when he defeated
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-08-17

Frederick II. Schroeder Jr., Glen
dale, Cal. Cd, Ga. Cd. in the final
round of the twenty-fifth annual
Casino invitation tennis tourna-
ment. Both were at a disadvan-
tage because of the muddy condi-
ton of the court.
II was McNeills first title Of the
wear.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-08-17
ST IOt l.

Runs ha'fed ir-Cullerbire. Campbell q
Iudnich McQunn Two-hass hits Gift.
Campbell McQu.nn Henner stolen base
-McCoskV Leff on bases Detroit : 81
Louis Double play BeTardino 70 Hsff-
nor n NCQutnn Struck out By Corsica
hv Auker l. Bases On balls of Corsica
of Auke- Umrires-Qmnn Rue and
MCGOWAN. Time S. Arendance--4, e07
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-08-17
Sports Features
On Inside Page

Page LEO Macdoneli's sport col
umn.
Page Z Complete advance stories
on Ryder Cup golf matches
Page 1 George r Vans Spindrift.
Harold Kahl's bowling comment ;
complete racing information.
Page 5 Fans opinions about IT.
gers; George Maskin's on the
State Beat.
Page s In the Open
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-08-17
Probable Pitchers
"a. tnt.ro..fo..I 49,. s.t.-
y International News serVi
AMERICAN LEAGUE

AMERICAN LEAGTE
Philadelphia ~ New York tBeckman and
Marchildon VS.. Chandler and Gomez 49, Two
games.
Cleveland At Chicago (Fellsr and Milnar
vs. Lyons and Edgar Smith Two games
Boston At Washington CNewsome VS..
Hudson.
Detroit ~ 81. Louis Benton and New
som We. Harris and Caster or Galehousel
Two games.
NATIONAL LEAGUE
81. LOUIS AZ Pittsburgh Cooper and
Warneke vs. Butcher and Sevell Two
games
Brooklyn a. Boston wyatt and HiEbe
vs.. Tohin ana Posedel or Erickson IL wo
games
Chicago A. Cincinnati Erickson and
Root rs Walters and Turner Two games
New York a. Philadelphia tCarpenter
and Lohrman vs.. johnson and Grissom -
Two games
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-08-17
Young Pair Moves
To Golf Semifinals
BY VI. r. DRUKENBROD

Two young golfers. who take
10 foursomes and their alternate
stroke play like ducks TO water
again have established themselves
as threats in the Franklin Hills
Invitational tournament.
They are Dick Whiting. Is years
old. and Jim Funston. 20. run
nersup a year ago. who won their
first two matches Saturday 10
qualify for Sunday mornings semi
finals.
Their next opponents will he
CSls Berry and Frank Connolly.
on Friday with rs, and
admittedly a tough pair TO beat.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-08-17
Cooney' S Smash
Beats Brooklyn

BOSTON, Aug. Is. - Johnny
Cooney'S triple IN the second ir-
ming with the bases loaded today
led the Boston Braves 10 a 20 !
victory over the Brooklyn Dodg-
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-08-17
NATIONAL LEAGUE

SATURDAYS RESULTS
Boston. All: Brooklyn. ITO.
New York, 4-15-1; Philadelphia,
10.
Pittsburgh, 1872; st. Louis,
2-7-2.
Cincinnati, 4-6-1; Chicago, Isl.
SUNDAYS GAMES
Brooklyn at Boston (2).
Chicago at Cincinnati ~.
81. Louis at Pittsburgh (2).
New York at Philadelphia (2).
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-08-17

strong home club pair, Art
Thorner and Bob Newman, with
par three on the twenty-frst. They
escaped defeat on the eighteenth
only because Newman missed a
two-footer.
The youngsters. in the after
noon. hit the stride that took
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-08-17
How They Stand

SATURDAYS RESULTS
st. Louis, 3-1-2; DETROIT,
2-5-2.
Chicago, 1872; Cleveland. $50.
Philadelphia, 6-12-1; New York,
4-9-4.
Boston, 8-12-2; Washington,
6-11-3.
SUNDAYS GAMES
DETROIT at st. Louis (2).
Philadelphia at New York (2).
Boston at Washington.
Cleveland at Chicago (2).
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-08-17
Sheehon Pair Wins

In the other seminal. Tommy
Sheehan and Howard Snyder will
cross sticks with a, +. Wilson
and Bob Gaida The latter a
lanky public course star who hits
'em a mile. is filing in for Mayor
Jeffries. Wilson's Gust o ma L y
partner m tournaments
Whiting and Funston had a
close call in Saturdays first
round being forced 10 60 three
extra holes before eliminating the
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-08-17
CIINEIAND
IHII AGO


Totals 81 - 20 Totals q - n
'BHfte1 for ness4fc's IN eighth
Bat'ed FER Barny IN erhfh
Cleveland 600 600 900
Chicago 100 600 n0x -
Run - Holloway Errors KoHoVsV
NrEhf Fun hated ln-- Wright. Bases
On hails-OF Brown Struck ou' 8
Bssby b. RiFnfy 9 Hlts or Bagnf
N innings Losing pitcher Bsgrv
Left On bases Cleveland Chicago 8
umpircs Hubbard Summers ard stewart
Time % Attendance - os5
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-08-17

'Bafted Cor HsmHn IN fourth.
fBstted Tor Drake In sixth
.Batted for Casey In ninth
BROOKLYN oOi 00O o00--1
Boston of0 600 OOs-f
Runs Rsiser. Miller. RohsrEe Mas
Farley. Error Miller Runs bsred in
RobsrEs Coonsy 3 CaminL Tvo.hase hts
- Miller. Robsrrs Franks Thrse-ssse hts
-Coonsy Walker Sacrifice Hit Reese
Lett on bases Brooklyn 6. Boston Bases
m bsnsAOn Farley g. on HamHn D.
struck out .By Hamun / ny Drake ! By
casey 2 by EarsN H,u-on Hamnn
5 m innings. of-Drake 2 In innings
On CASEY In 3 innings Douhe plavs-
RobsrEe 10 Miner % Hassstt ca. Roberre
10 Miller ~ Hasse'' Winning pitcher
Farley. Losing pitcher-Hamhn.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-08-17
Home Run Hit+ers

AMERICAN LEAGUE 1851
Total
Roife New York s
NATIONAL LEAGUE 1851
Total
Y DiMaEElo Pittsburgh u
Werner Cincinnati 2
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-08-17

Bruce Campbell made It a more
pleasing picture BY rapping 2
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-08-17
RROoKINN
BOSTON

To,als % 72lii To,ais 81 725ii
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-01-27
OPEN TO SUSPICION

AT any rate they and their
car are open 10 suspicion. He
thinks they saw prowling police
car and beat II, hut cops will
trail along after us, keeping out
of sight however as long as We
want them. When I'm sure
we're safe.
I'll fiddle with a match box,
and II Won feel safe, pull the
same stunt about my dropping
the box that YOU did before.
Then the cops will stop trailing
u.s."
l made up my mind that it
would be long time before l
gave him the signal he had in
dictated. but with an imperturbable
face, | turned the face Of the card
toward the ownership license. and
taking the big envelope from the
C0mpaTfment. tucked me TWO
into il. and replaced the
envelope.
CARoLYN'S NEW GAME
"He certainly gives you mi
mute directions" | said as | shut
the compartment door.
And YOU sure have tried 10
digest every one Of them"
Dicky retorted acidly Il hope
they give YOU the stomach
ache" ..
Carolyn chuckled again. and,
turning the ignition key again, l
put the car in gear and swung it
out in traffic
please don't speak to me
again." l said loftily, unless it's
absolutely necessary"
Carolyn's light giggle punctu-
ated my supposedly ill-tempered
speech.
you won't mind II I talk to
poor. neglected, sOrrowful Uncle
Dicky. will yOu?" she gurgled.
and | was instantly on the alert.
knew what was earoming
around her shrewd young brain.
She had infinite confidence in her
ability TO charm anything mascu-
line 10 the point where he would
forget everything else
She had no hope OF Swcrving
me from my purpose Of taking her
Nome 10 her mother, and did not
think she Vas fatuOuS enough 10
believe she could coax Dicky 10
let her get away. But she was
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-01-27
By Adele Garrison

he glad Ia have him entertained.
Perhaps you can coax him back
to good humOr. He's been cross
ever since we started"
PAY no attention 10 insidious
comments or commentators"
Dicky said loftily. and then
began running chatter to
which she eagerly responded.
and which kept up for miles and
miles of the broad highway
along which l was sending the
car at as swift a pace as /
dared 90 without arousing
eArolyn's suspicious.
1t was not until we were within
five miles of the road branching
off from the main highway
which we should have 10 traverse
TO reach the BriXton home, that
Dicky sent me the signal l had
been subsconsciouSly dreading.
Have YOU any matches with
YOU, Madge >" he asked.
Continued tomorrow
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-01-27
Pitfalls of Love :.
A Sequel to Marriage Meddisrs

counting. I was quite sure. on
getting Dicky'S attention 50
diverted that She might be able 10
seize some chance TO slip from our
custody.
"Oh. will You, little gyurl ."
Dickly asked lheatrically. You
don't know how lonely and
neglected / am sometimes. You
see my wife doesn't under
sta-n-n-d me. But i can see
you are divinely sympathetic.
VIII you let me tell you all
about myself ."
CarolynS laugh al his nonsense
gurgled out as naturally as if she
did not have a care in the world,
although ! knew that her eyes
must be feveriShly searching both
sides OF the road in the hope OF
discovering the bullet-proof car
and its occupants
"Aunty Madge hasn't given
me permission yet" She said
Go a. tar as YOU like, Caro-
Iyn.' ! said. lauChlngly. II shall
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-01-27

tencc. 50 that if even Carolyn had
seen that side OF the card, she
could not have deoiphered the
warning. Bur I read into II all
the caution in driving and the
need for alertncsS in meeting I'M
expected situations. which a warn
ing IN letters 10 feet high could
possibly have gwen mo.
Cop spotted these birds
where they were parked waiting
for Us" Dicky'S message went
on Hes not sure, hut he
thinks the older man, at least.
IL wanted man.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-01-27

correcting h ] s
q " n c Rs h p
license, which
d &c Ky h a d
an de d m @
with the license
and over my
ca din 0 (
" hich he had
sta ged pre-
tended intiigna-
ton.
II was not
" item in
larger type than
the others. but
almost illegibly
al the left OF
tho first son
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on the card oStcnsibly containing
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