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1113 1111 11 Bulli.‘
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CV Seymourhesents an Assault
and Wins 3 Rough Elinounter
bong hurry Moi .cnn, tho Giants cr-
[‘21th catchdr, lost a. decision in a
tlilllling scrap with Cy Eleymour, the
veteran ball player, in 11 11.11111... holicl
Now ‘l’ork, .Sutnrday night. Mclmnn.
who ban repeatedly declarcd 111111 he
can whip Jack Johnson, rccoivod rough
handling in 11 barroom and was nnrs
i111: nevcraldlruises yesterday. while
t~2oy111011rdidu’t show a scratch.
It appears, from the story told by
novemi eyewitnesses of the encounter.
that the trouble started: oN'cr 110111:
Larry's recent appearance at 11 flur-
le‘m moving picture theatre. The big
catcher and his brother licrt it is Still].
Lot n wock :1 uugn; 191110111. for $325 11113.
they agiced to 111111 theh manager, Joe
hrous. 25 per cont. of this sum.
uniountlng to $1”. 7111. “1"th the 11091
cndod Long; I.111ry collected the money
11.11i hnndcti 3'") to 1.3 Olin. uho l)(‘(1\illt’
unite poevish.
$130113 mot Lorry Saturday night and
them was 1115111111 ruotioti. 311111411111
bed been quenching his thirsurnther
freely and was in no mood to rcccivr
1.1 rebuke. Accordingly when Lyons:
called him 11 “big i’nhrr,“ the big: buck-
:siop responded with a flying wullop
that sent his uncluncr to the floor. Up
.sicpped Seymour, 11s uobor no 11 judge.
with a strong protest.
‘ If you wont to fight why don't you
Lil-Le Homebody your own sizo?“ quor-
iud Seymour an n crowd in tho bur-
. 1cm gathered.
"Are you looking for trouble?"
shouted McLean.
“-Snrc!" Hilid Seymour.
H5 hat.
"Bum!“ McLean‘s big list shot out
and landed squarely in Seymour‘n
$11,119. It {was a stunning,- blow, but Scy-
riour leaned forward and grubbod 1.\l1-.~
icon by the collar. 'l‘hcy fell to tho
door in rough and tumble. fashion.
while the lunch counter was upset. and
tho spectators lied to tho sidewalk.
McLean struggled vainly to regain his
foot. but Seymour was on top, ham-
mering away with one hand while he"
hold Larry's throat with tho othor.
Hood waiters. porters 11nd bollboyn
tore the lighting hull players apart and
Molieau was dragged to the street.
Win-1n ”Seymour come out 11. low mo.
mrntn inter lioug hurry hnd gonc away
with friends. to whom he vowed veu
unmet-1.1!. was Suturduy'm1ight‘s 11111
I ml ovout in Million) and was it loud-
iuir topic on the street corners yester—
1111-.
‘1'“ chullrnno Jack Johnson 111:1w!"
«inclumd soymour “Nil 11 brond grin
wlmn uskod to toll his chip of tho
1 111115;. Alrlran could not hr found.
laying usido
l’ED 80X HOPEFUL
OF YOUNG JOHNSON
Former Syracuse Twirler Beat
and Giants Last Summer.
A. linultln .lohnuou. who will report
to tho lied Sox. at Hot i-lprlngn, Ark.
11ml Mon-I1, won munirod by drui‘l from
the 1t-lyrncuuo club of tho New York
iilato London. :lilu profesnionnl tunic.
bull rumor hun boon 1111 follown: 1191111.
Auntlu. ’l'cx.; 1909. Gulvouton. ’l‘cx.:
111141. 'Eit. vimuln Nutionuln and ‘Dnllnn.
“no: 1.011.. Newark, N. .l., nnd York.
Pan; 1912. ‘Blnghnmton. 1N. Y.; 111111.
inattluoro and Syracuse.
For tho Syracuse club ho pitched
uncutyhevcn games. winning twcmty
mul toning seven. 'Hin batting average
won .154. Mo pitches and hats right‘
l111n11o1l.11ie will be all yam-11 old next
February. in 1d): fact. two Incline tall.
and weight; 180 111111111111.
(Wen Payne. the former White 801:
111111 Detroit catcher and now manager
of tho ‘Smtcunc club. has stated that
no fully believes that Johnson will
’ninko good from the start.
. _ Johunnn is not a. npitbnll plwhcr. but
roller :1 Mil "nmokc"
80x
,1 Johnson pitched exhibition sumo!
1 minht tho Rod Box and tho New York
, 1mm: hm summer. defeating both.
miohnmn'n home in (Marble Falls,
j'f‘c’i..,1wl1#ro bin miller, R E. Johnna.
In W and recorder. "
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prize.
and uni-van. -
AFTER HEAVYthbHT
ill EBEAT Blill’dlili
A11 American who returned on the
ICunmunlu yesterday says England in
doturndncd to llnd 11 good heavywolnht
boxer. The Daily Sketch and .Sport-
int; tihroniclo have undortukcn the
tank. Thcne papers are putting up'
$25,000 for the best henvywoight honor
in England, Scotland, Ireland or
miss. The conditions 11rd that any
, than who has not won more thou $1?)
in n boxing content may color for the
There in to he 11. series of 1011-
tests and they are to be divided up an
follows: fi‘wolvo in England, six in
Scotland, four in Ireland and two in
Wnles. The best man dcvclopod is to
fight (Yurpeniier for the British title.
FIVE NEARN ll? ELEBK
SNNPENNNNEN NNN SEEING
Five years nun, at Sydney, New
South Which, the lietivywoight punilnr
iii: 1.111pr1mmry of the white moo, which
had continued for nearly two coutur-
1...,, mm knocked into n cocked hut,
11nd .lnt-k Johnson became the first zir-
gro heavyweight title-holder.
1t 11111.5 on ”econloor 21;, 1908, that
Tommy llu’l‘us, tho Cmnulinn holder
of tho World‘s premier pugliintio hon-
or, crept down before the onslaughtn
of lllU Galveston colored man.
’l‘wioo boforu, iu the history of the
111111113. tho big tillo (11111111 :111111' goins:
to :1 son of Africa A conturv 111111
'I‘om Molinenux nu \.1y1ricnn 11113111,
fought Thomas (.‘ribb Ur tho (‘lllllll
pionnhip. in tho twentygoighlh round
(,‘rihb was knocked out. but ono of his
wounds fooled the referee. in the milk
tor of limo, and Crlbb recovered and
in the end defeated the black chut-
leugcr.
'1 1m grout Pctor Jackson gave the
\vh‘ic race another close shave. in
Hill he fought n momomblo alxtyono
round draw with Jim. Corbotl. 'l‘ho
l‘oilowing your Corbett whipped $111111»
van in twcnlyono rounds, and won
the covitod litlc. 'l‘horo in little doubt
thnt. it‘ John l.. hull consented to
moot Peter, the latter Would have loft
the ring; with the heavyweight crown
perched upon his kinky domo.
.lolmuou's defeat of Home. nod hiv
nulmuucnt defence of the title 11111111131
.loirrles. marked him upgreut boxer.
but he has given his fellow Africans
mighty little reason for pointini.r with
pride. If Johnson had been ordinarily
decent, he could have retuined the
ronpnct of white followers of tho ammo
and made himself the idol of hi» rncc.
An matters stand. hp 111
fricndlosn except for that poor imita-
tion of friendship which monoy cnn
buy. and, it is believed, almost new
nilcuu. Nth-1 to the credit of Afro-
Anloriou'iu that very tow of them
have sought to defend the dingmcod
pugillut. Johnson is still champion.
but it in on empty honor. and doubt-
louzi he will noon lose that.
'l‘omluy Huron. the vunouiehcd in
the battle ot‘llve yours use. has hired
11111111 better. He is the owner of u
flourishing clothing business in Old»
Kory. hon runny otlmr lumroatn, in mp-
ldlv humming wealthy. und in ntlll nu
unthuniuut about tho boxing some and
uthor cloun nportn.
w. .. . we“ mem.m.
u
30UTH NORWALK CLUI CON« I
"TE-61%. 1
Tum sumac or pool were played
Inst naturally night in the content» M
the flouth Norwullt Club.
George W. Btovem. rated 100. bent
J. Id. Slater. rated 75, by the more of
100 to m.
Luther 1M. Wright, mod 80, boat
titanium «8. Velour. rated 85. by I score
of 80 to 73.
‘ or. iii. if. Joucc.’ Mod 75. but W.
m. Mutthowu, mind. 86. by a acorn of
75 to ill.
in the billiard tournament Thomas
Mencdict. rated 100. but George L:
Woodward, also ruled loll, by :1 score
of 100 to ill.
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11191111111111. of , mil Nation” Imam.
Wk!!! Mad flint ho 11111111111111 in do in
he Tinker mu.
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Gunhoai Smith and Ar hur Polio)
Provule Leaning Event In
San Francisco
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This will be and of tho 1111111111,... them in no apcciul blow which
wcokn of the your in the boxing woild
Now Your" 3 tiny ultorrioon tum 1111111 no
lot-led for ring bullion big and 51111111
1111 over the United States. Tho most
important event In the twonty round
liulil.‘ bohwecn (lunbout Smith of Culi-
fornia and Arthur l’elkoy, of Chicopce
Muse, in San Francisco, for the no
culled white hope chnmplodnhip of the
world. Sporting moo hnvu boon (Lu-
cuuslng the probable outcome for new
ornl weeks and n ll'lsi}()l"ily- 111 then)
uecm to believe that «Smith, bocnunu oi
greater experience, Will be the winner
on points.
l'olkey's chance to win lies in his
ability to tnho punishmonl. If he can
stand 11p under fire and clinith becmncn
tired from his own efforts l‘olkoy 11111;.
bc able to gut. in close enough to land.
In that cnno the Gunner may iiud him
self in carious trouble.
bench (fresh, from the intent reports
from 1108 Angolos, will not have no
out-1y timo Nvith iBmi Anderson in the
twenty round bout nt Vernon Thorn:
duy afternoon. Anderson, at his trill!)-
hn: qunrtors hon boon 'nhowinn grout
improvement and is said to be in for
better condition thnn when (irons stop
pod him knit hummer. Believers in th-
dinn sign, however. are offering It) to
7 thut times will win right over uguln.
Freddie Welsh. tho English light,
\vo11..11t champion. has 11. chance to die-
move the atom that he has gone back
When he meets Johnny Dundee in a
ten round no dccicion affair in New
Orleans 'i‘hurnduy. Dundee in hair it
dozen yt‘llTi-l younger thun tho British
champion and has been fighting and
(usefully with all comers for come
limo punt. ’I‘ho bout with Welsh was
nrmngod at 'Iinndoo'u 111-Trent requt'ni.
an the latter thinhn that ho c.1111 unruly
curry tho day. Walk-l1 is n lino boxer.
especially on the defence. Ho is u
rupid hitter, although his blows am
not tho lmrvim't in tho world “in ring
experience will count for much and
hhould he sulfur signal (lanai. the
uporting world would be treated to .1
rude. shock.
I
The New York clubs will hold coma
interesting shown on tho some day.
«Bob Mobil, the Milwaukee middlcr
weight, and Freddie Hicks, of Detroit.
11 rugged nhup. will (1th in ten rounds
lit the irvlng A. 0.. in Motrin. At
tho Falrmunt A. 0.. tho crack mullinh
buxom. Supper O’Noll and Young, For.
will meet Johnny Harvey and Kid nor-
mun rospectiroly.
M-
A‘liithal‘ «crap on New Year's Day
that will nttnml attention in tho cinch
between George Ghlp. the middle-
woight champion. and George K. (J.
limwn of Chicago. 'i‘hoy will box nix
roundn in Pltiuburim and Chip in in
high favor.
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MONEY IEHIND COAKEEY.
That a tight little pile not fu- from
the million mark 111‘ behind Andy
(motley, the femur Athletic 11m
homer. in 11111 effort to buy the Qfldw
port hmbull club. «I diamond you.
larder whorl dial-tin Hminfly. bond
of the “man; 131-111 or M. Honinmy
all]: Company. of Wutcrtovvn,‘mnt to
mfldgeport for a conference with laco-
mm Hugh F. W111)! them-lago-
port club.
Rundown h“ the handball bug rind
no halibut diatom-twitch
and thinks that lithium in about.
the but trope-tiled now 0min thin
motion or the mm in. mm» in
Wall dim ”actively and it w
Maturity hi1... intention to buy the
club in Win with mm
money can of the street. but 11111
latter 1111:1111. out: into titanium m1
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the Wind.
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.c 1' mar captain of the Oxford
(England) University Boxing club 111111
Just published an pdmirnblo treatise
on the game, wherein he touches upon
mottcrn that are of world wide Inter.
out. a copy or which 111111 just been re-
oclvedi here. In a Short introduction.
Lord Mondale in made to say that
properly delivered, putci it man down
11. o 1111. and {but thorn in no such
thing as a. "knockout" blow cxcopt
tho blow that. “knocks out." ldxucily
\vliut 'th lordship menus by this con-
tcnoo. I cannot fathom. 101‘. as any
student of tho boxing 1.1mm known. a.
blow on the chin only too frequently
condo a boxer down for the full count.
'1 be right 0.10.11! nounler to tho pm in
tho only legitimate knockout blow,
though it not infrequently happens
thnt a honor is incapacitated through
it stiff body blow. In the latter curse
he rarely loses consciousness middle
punch does not rightly come into tho
knockout class. The physiological ox-
plauutlon of the effects of a punch on
tho chin has not boon (infinitely sch
tlod. but. {rounding to thin new writer
of boxing matters. the theory of Prof.
(mum-1111.. of .Mcloburno Uancrulty.
mislmlia. is accepted byflmuny medi-
cal students. According to Dr. 08-
homo. n blow landing on the knockout:
point disturbs the fluids in the semi
auricular channcln, «which are or-
gans or equilibrium. and so causes an
immediate loss of bulnncc. Osborne
points out that the after effocts of :1
knockout blow are innigniilcuut and
that tho theory of temporary concmr
clan of the brain is no longer tenable.
So that the argument of tho spoil
sports. who insist that boxing ls both
brutal and dungerouu. canbe safely
put on the side an absurd. The meth-
ods of lnntruction advanced by the
captain are open to criticism. especial-
ly an he argues somewhat illogically
on the difference between the amateur
and professional styles of. boxing.
That there in o. vnot difference admits
of no doubt. but that. in no reaoou for
olivocntlng the beginner to cultivate
the provalllng umntour 1119111. A
younuntnr who uupireu to champion
chip fume would do far. better if ho
modclcd hlmuoif on Abe Aileli, "Willie
Ritchie or Jim liriucoll. to name only
threo of tho lcmiing profcnnional
stylists, and loft the unmtour exhibi-
tions soverely alone
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DOUBT TINKER’S DEFECTION.
“Johnun and Murphy Mike Light of
Report.
CHICAGO. Doc. 29.~—~.\inlor lenguo
bamboo ofliolalo in Chicago last night
were inclined to Nunko fun of .1011 Th»
kor and Minor iii-own for coating their
fortunes with tho Endemic—«if they
really have dono no. 1811111 Johnson 11nd
Charles W. Murphy both intimated
that the two players and any others!
forming u. llko alliance would be sorry
if they deserted. Johnucm exprenccd
the opinion that tho Fedcmla were
doomed’to an early (111111.11. Ito won
evunivo, however, when it came to the
matter of dlcuusslng plausible court ac-
tion to force the two players incl: into
the ranks of unlimited baseball. Illa
said he had no intention of inking the
initiative in the matter.
diluiiwhile winner, brown and Pres-
idaht Jumps A. Gilmore» of the Fedor-
alu. went into quiet occlusion. Noon
at them could be located lull night. At:
the home of Tinker in Oak Park it was
raid that. ho had loft tho city in the
morning and that he «would not. return
until mill“ or (roomy. Informuudn
on to his «1111an m www.641-
more: with 1111de to ho vinitlnii.
Manda out. of tho city and none at“
111'
“ ticulurly anxious to retain his standing
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Willard and Ballet Travel Twen-
ty Rounds at New Haven 1
Casino 1 . “N
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Tonight is the night 111m McCrnnn
introduces 11. new feature in New Ila:
vcn boxing circled in presenting Jone
Willard, the Kannus cow punchci. lllltl
twenty- -round bout ut the Casino. llo~
ddon extondinu‘ tho bout limit from,
fifteen to twt. nty rounds, Manager M1
Lama bllllgfl towthor the too heavy N
weights who stand today as tho logical
candidates fol tho WOlldh‘ champion-
ohlp honor.
Willard has boon in New Haven for
n few days and thoso who have watch—
ed him work 1:1 the gym and hud a
chance to size up the big fellow, know
what to expect this evening when the
hi1: climb is on. Towering ti feet, 6
inches, and tipping the scales at 225
pounds. Willard monsucrou 11p to giant
proportions in cvrry way, and Judging
from punt port‘ornuuices he 1will make
things interesting when he truvcln
over tho long route with liodcl, tho
man who in considered the toughest.
heavyweight liciorc the public at tho
present. timé.
Itodcl in one tough heavyweight. Al-
though not its toll on Willard 11nd sev-
1111.1 pounds lighter. 11c has provud to
he a glutidn for punishment and is
able to turn defeat into victory at a.
moment‘s notice. lie is dangerous in.
all times and "coming back“ when un-
der fire in his specialty. =I~Ie carries a.
stiff punch in ‘éither hand and when
he lundn gonemily lauds hard and
clean, which has enabled him to win
over. many of tho heavyweights who
let! in line for championship honors.
Another bout tonight which will
cause the fans to take notice is the
battle between Bunny Ford the \lcw
Haven rim: veteran. and Iiugh Mog-
mrty, a newcomer to New llui'en. who
has had previous ring experience and
is looked upon by many as a "dork
l11:"11.1e. Hugflrtyn Non York record
is a good one. He is big and ullong
«no at 145 pounds at 3 o'clock in the
afternoon ought to be able to make
Bunny Ford step? lively to keep away
from his inbn and (wings. Ford ban
worked hard for this bout as he in par-
aa New 1an en' 11 boat drawing curd. In
order to do thin he must beat Hugger
ly and beat him decisively.
:ddlo O'Brien. of New iiuvcn. n ro-
contly converted amateur boxer. who
in that clans won the lightweight cham-
pionship of Connecticut. 'boxeu “Rod'
Allen. of Bridgeport, in the opening
bout of the show. O'Brien has 11nd one
profoscicnol fight and in that he stop
pod Joe Ryan without much trouble.
O'Brien in tent and clover. cvhilc Allan
In a hard Worker and 11 hard puncher.
For the big show tonight Dave Fitz
gel-aid will referee. Hugh ’Rorty will
do the announcing and Frank 11.8111le
will hold the which. The chow will
start promptly at 8 o'clock and the big
bout will so on at 10 o’clock.
w. W..—
HOW COLLEGE TITLES
WEREDIVIDED m 1913
Champion.
Football flnrvard
baseball Yule
Truck.........................Penn
Mahmoud Cornell
Groiwcountry ...............Oomcll
limiting . Syracuse
Numk” .gc-i.111u1coai1o1‘-1 RENE?“
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41/1,, N HERRMANN CAUTIONS JUMPER
MUSEMENTS
Threatens Injunctionwnuu‘
Ilevo Tinker Story?“
CINCINNATI, Dec. 29. will
that. Joe Tinker. former in adult
the Reds, had signed to mono
Chicugo Federal Louguars and
1:. . 1.1.. .1111: 11111114 pitcher will
}lot the team representing St. ‘ ‘
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March the show that sets the clan-
dnrd for liill. Why not, make it roe
olution to visit tho ever popular '.
rations. This will take their can
to the courts and force the 'l
ville.
Ifilxlrnordhmry ongngcmont of the cute1 ball to the extent of jumping
in'atod iinrnnm and linlicynmlsultion; oontmcix of 1050: volume will 1'
ROBBINS EDUCATED SYALLIONS, forever outside the fence. The
. . never be employed ugnln cattle
1111 six handsome equine wonders in a of organized ball. 11 they chads
.perrornmnco Elll‘.;1‘IlSSlIlg all other l1 911011.11 or any other league it ‘
nnimul novollcu seen horn. lwllh their eyes open and theY
that e only themselves to blame {i
lure forced to accept minorle‘ag
lnries for the rest of their care’e
The Red chief in quite our '
Mordecai Brown has not signs,
‘ the F 8661.23.13 Neither does he bé.
”1111.1 dapper dancers and their wonder» the story about Joe Tinker Jumpt,
1111 dog. lthe Federal League 'l‘helche‘cl;
{Brooklyn club for “5.000129”
Nthe Red's safe and Brooklyn 111
: sumed the entire responslbi 1 “
‘ signing Tinker. 7
AMERICAN ATHLETES mo We}
“‘“ IN new ZEALAND. "
SAN FRANI’WISCO. Cal" Dec
Cable advices from Wellington.“
story says the United States team mi).
good showing in the internatl
lctlc meet here, which was con
5ycntordcy. The days sport
red bowel er. by an acicdent t
MABEL WINN.1
’I‘ho Dainty Comedicnnc. ., l
MANNING FORD AND TRULY,
JOS. SPISSELL AND 00.,
111 an eccentric 30min novelty.
“A Gay Old Time."
Extra Added Feature.
Vaudevillc‘s most soul stirring plnyle',1
“WIRELESS,"
Unqucsthinubly the strongest.
evor presented, by 1111 all elm caste
Son the grunt wireless effect.
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V of the 120 yard race. 1111111111- 1111
' so suddenly that he strained aft >
:13 his thigh and it. was non/en's
assist him from the field; Elisha}:
Polxotto. manager of the loam;
will be three weeks before Par
able to run again.
The race war.
TODAY‘ 11 3-5 seconde‘. 7
A strong wind prevented foal;
From Rail
Splitter, to
President
four yards by Hall. 11 Wellington
.\ grout "(ii ll.“ SEAL"
SOUTH NORWHLK.
worn by Park
who had a handicap of 65 yards.
er' s time for the full distance in:
minutes ii neconds
l (‘nughom of the United States
won the shot put with a throw
feet. 1 inch Templeton, who
third in thin evc:1l.took second 1‘1
.2 root in the pole vault. clearing 11 f
fonturc with l‘runcis l’ord 11ml int-lien.
izrncc luunril llont 11115.1“ this. CICOTTE A HOLDOULT.
grout hislnrlmi play. Alt-111
Eddie Cicotlc. who ranged nerd.
.Waltor .lohuoon on a. pitch”.
American Lennon lost season.
to no the first of the 1914‘ 1111
holdouta. Cicottoda familiar! in,
returned his contract to the OliN
Americans' oulco unsigned. ..
Cicotto in relmrtod from his {in 1
home to have acid that 1111110115 1t
figure-n named in‘ the cantrodtfid
not satisfactory. he would b».
mood to sign at prompt. under
cumstanoen. bananas lie-had no,
given Dominion by tho Plays?
iomlty. '
“Mike and Jake at the Beach,“
A roaring "lokrr‘ comedy.
Another One of
Those Popular .,
Events
My “IQ Ev J11 MOEflfliy ONMW 0f
Baotou. M auto Armory, Nomm
00111111.. Mona-y owning. M1211. ma.
Dnnoins 8 to 12. One has to dance to
Minimally much: to know Ill! ml
worth. Novelties intralucbd new}!
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PUTNNM HOSE 60. 90011.
in the Putnam no» Oomm‘
tournament. Saturday night. ‘
all. null 00. ion to Multan
halal-c unmoved by any old!!! civility:
organization. ‘rlokm an aunt. iIoh.
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