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Evening sentinel, Saturday, October 10, 1914 · page 6

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PROPRIETORS. next generation to be a little higher, organization, buying decided that 67- 1 Captain :Imi Second n13: offing
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otu mu Loans. No. min, 1:. lug A. 11. ton Yers a lesson. 11 greeted them with 1‘ “mm 1’8 “”1“” f“ m“ ‘9 ”‘9‘?“ ‘1

Meals in Masonic Building, SleuthI iThen, the genius is 31111135 a lone- :8 set 01' resolutions {09611133 on “the it would be equally foolish for me to
Main street, 111i and 30 Tuesday otI 1y soul, misunderstood and burdened boastful declarations of mo wordy gq on record as saying that we had
ouch month-Io-July and August Wheat-11y with the woudoorrow. "be peiipntetio suflragetteu bearing the not a chance to beat the Lthletics.

”meet—at 8 oI‘lwk' A“ Master "wrdinary 1611.. may have companion-Yumrhs and characteristics or tneY” any 0116 is ”defeated 311611811 W

1’ Masons cordially ini'lteé ID- I3“ ta 3 th 1 hi i isl 1 did
x . sbi a d all the little 0 s of line as; militant stri e." and a stathln ar-" e w“ e “ 1 1e we cut
Beach, w. M Robert 11. once: 1’ n 5 3 p g ”in out and paste it in his 1111..

See. . . We go along, There are, indeed, com-I anigument of “the methods employed, ,, “The Boston club but. a very good;
gang; Chapter, No. 88, R. A. M. :pensations and ' blessings in med- Y") these women unheralded and un- chance m beat me Amiga“,
I Heels in Masonic Building, 30‘1"! : locrit’y. huonn,” who seemed to be tryingI to Take ofl‘ 'our hat and look at that
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Main St.. 2nd and Ni T‘WSMYS- 0‘? _.,_,___'.___. Y"dcstroy the influenCe m the women prediction when the series is mer.

each n‘onth—«luii‘ and AUSHSY ex, . , See he i 1 to bin ilt
cepted~at80ciech All Royal Aroh‘ TREITSCHKE vs. BRYCE. 0f the We“ ' ”'9 club therequ I“ “e” a" e g '8'

‘~ Masons cordially invited. , Charles: A German scholar and phllosoplterI proceeded to endorse ”‘9 Demorratic may favor Mack's club, and they
A Tuck. 3- P- Robert “- Wilcox, named Treitschke has .come into party, “Chm“ the 10031 candidate. "DIODabiy oil], but what will that hate
59°“ Y'-'\\crlduide notice since the nor start Y'f‘” "0351‘?“ and ended With 8 31118 to do ““11 11- ’ Because one man

—— -_.- -~-—- =do . lly many ”m“ be is given 11 'at the “enilssaries of a calamity meets another on the street and beta

IEVENING SENTINEL TEE-Er honier who a tem t b) subterfu 12‘ to him $100 to $10 that the Athletics

PHONE CALLS large share of the responsibility for; Y p g :wili win has no influence on the out

i the series 'lbere will be
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1285- -3-Edit0r5 Residence. and more persistently, have perlncut-;1_and “8 Mt going to rise up as one; the finieli. and nny one of those playg

“gym—City Editors Residencc.‘Iod the thought and life of the German woman to win for or against any lers 18' liable m decide it' um only
COME“ able or i . that particular 1 outcst. but the series.
--'— .peonle until they new read)’ to “01 3’ 3°“ °’ m ”g A“; Experts will u.- taking the mayors

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MEDYOCRITYS BLESSINGS. ,come a great trial of German arms. I‘lls lucky for the rest of us that wom- opposing out: unoiher on tho W10
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‘* “ coo-workers for .W‘drS- 0110 “WWW“ of his utterances typical of u“, pm so incapable or parking together in ‘tlwlr conclusion. in print from these “W311 kcElm a 01“” lighting
‘I ‘ . 1 a I Culilpuriwna. 01“. “13m “in be bad. 3‘ he“ the Athlflt-YCB meet “le 1305-: J
and moved BWfiF- Four Years at” pa 1nda he has spread by mice and 'l‘arm‘m" if human all had the bill '
f , the first "' l ly “hipped u; .1 result; and it uill ‘0“ Club- they are going Y0 meet “I H g
the other came to nod (11 pen for many years: ; oi, and till hung together, what would probably be [10de These conclu- tcmn “hit-h w‘onl worry any because Ii
time She Willy-ed around ”‘0 little "‘\\'m' is the grcntcst factor in the IYWCOM’ 01' the men? 'eions do 'not amount to unilillng to they are playing lhl‘ .silhictlc 1‘ is l
“ ””””” . due. 1 have Ylu'll through three H lighting club. We dont care what r. 9!
- ' ‘ Expressions 0’ “Y‘Dm‘fll are heard w'orlds series 11.11 pla1é1,bci11,g out ”3111 “9 play. ill season. from the; ’ H

saw. "l‘ho slates night-q moral duty is

_ , , ., on oil sides mm the nomimtio of of the one in 1.111 and lknoiv mol-
“lint, my dour, hon do 3011 do it. m i11crcascilslmnm'.” ‘ n

. Hubert 1:, Bishop 1.11 Senator, by the as“ do not “in H 1080 “1““-
your house is all in ordcr, lust 39‘ “I . rt. . . , -,= .d ,
ll1< 1. '10. is jtlsll .1 in making Iglepuhiicann oi the T11 cut) Sixth Sen Y Collins may be raptor than i run at

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~ , 70“ did “0””“5 “he u - com nests “11ch101 Ills oun udr-‘nn second bnse~n lutle~nnd he in no
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1101150 HHWWYYN'E .1101 Y-‘I m “h“ 5“ lurlhoruncc 01 culture and powcl'.’ ;

always thought literary Igoniuscs liv- ,l‘ilfili‘”
ed in a mess. Add “91‘? 5‘79 3'0“ “”6 ‘\\ oak nations have not the samc

Henry, both literary gcniuscs, and 'i right to live as poueliul and \igoroun .
thud-a re-nl'ul orderly home and n notions." Yficial prveemluemlz, fitted 10" "18 Idis~;
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our application to the “93‘3”“ or great a bull club then as the Athlet-
\otcrs not later than \louday ulter- 1c, are today, Three or four years
noon nib unlock. alter that the (jobs were not 11 great

0‘ i ll l1 0101' l l d bi t H l P f “—0“ club, l'il admit, but in liliiti, 1:107 and

, , can ut own a ' ‘ni e ‘ a on. o rognrts r0 .Iz ' , , ,. . ,

keepe1.\on 1 .‘ . . . . , . AN UNSDLlClTED ENDORSEMENTJE'O'I' I til-lure that tiny “era as strong

if you look for them/111d ucllllm an l‘reitschkcs doctrine us rcprcscntlng as the Athletics, Yet the Cubs got a
I anything like a genius, Thclo 1T0 .1 "rctmn [0 primitive smugerv when ‘ “I mm ““3 (ongrusnionnl Record, “ Gd drubbing from the While SOS:

nesdnl. May 7th. 1913). ', Comparing the .two teams on stil-

Mr. MANN. Mr. Chairman, i regret tlstlcs bet‘ore thc series. our club had

. ‘lI . . very much the gentleman from Cou- all the best or it The White Box had

8911““? at “Yul” 0f ”‘05? nodes. “m" “““515 ”‘M nations ““0“” ha‘I°,nocticut er. Donmnnl, him in out of a couple of players, George Davis and

not. l'm just :1 Jack-of-all-trades and ouophy we have the theory set forth,

master of none. I am very far from most ably, perhaps, by Lord Bryon
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plenty of flows in mi writing. Il’SIer'cry tribe was “out to plunder audY
quite possible that it i were renlly afirlussncro its neighbors." Hc nbhors

else. 131 beiu" met-(111 mediocrm I ‘get 315 as individuals, and nddsf ;su‘bjcct of legislation, at this time stop, who had beon'zrent men in their
. away with them both; and even it “No scheme for promoting future should lime availed himself of the do)“, but who were hanging on to the
‘ ”"111ilcge on the floor to make a some- iriuge «of their careers in that series.
. ‘ . 1 effect at t‘ r' will lave chance of success III
llm 01315 "Ii 0" 80 per “Int 9 l I' a b 1 any “but bitter assault upon his predeces- They couldn‘t cover their shadows.
either 1 enjoy them ”0”" m” “’3 "“1“” it ”5‘3 “9°“ the assurancemor it is not necessary for anyone to_'lluker and l were covering the bull
‘ family enjms mc mm11 more “1"“ if that. the states. which enter into it “ill dcl’cud before any Member of "thisparlr in .those days. going on. either

W as she right? For herself and her join in coercing in their overw-hclm

:the Republican side] And if in the which means it was easy to field.
family manifestly She “as. Every one but united strength any state uhlchgmtme time shall bring him back to George Robe took"Jesse Tannehill‘a
has to work out his own problem in may disregard obligations it has un-z this gouge u will be conferring 11- place in tlm anion. and he did ,“0‘
accordance with the conditions given:I derttthen. The faith at treaties is the: g1 out service “D011 the country audthe have a hard chance all the way. He
1301' his ownlitc.1\'o one caudecide only solid foundation on which the greatest ““199 “111°" his district can plural a 800d game. but everything

ther. Tho (“mum“) of once can be built.” Ypossibiy confer in any manner‘ uhat-éwag popping up there on the big
those IIIIIIES for one p8 p YEW!!!" [Applause on the .Republican bound. Many of his throws nere bad
test In whether the indli 1dunl radiatcs‘ it would be unfair to accept the Inside.) , because he “as excited, but the star
I 8906 and happiness Y0 “”58 around_1deas of ”WWW" as representative 3 fit. GARDNER. Mr. Chairman, sup “as on the other end of those throws.
‘ him, or evil and the blues. Y9: the “I'llole German people, not as Yplemeuting what the gentleman fromIfillggs Donoi1ue.- I should say that
I This woman one well andhnppy. So it would be foolish to imagine that all Illinois [MIL Mann] has Just said 1‘ about 'nlné out of eleven oi Ro‘he'a

' ‘ in that series were
' (‘11 ed that Y Britons view national morals as Lord- -Wish to read a; few uords with reler throus to first
IIIW“ her “mm IWIII PM :ence to the gentleman from Connectl-; Ibnd. Donahue dug them out of the

. film had ”white“ he" hf“ “right And Bryce does. But in a brood, general out, Mr. Hill who has been so severelyY dirt or picked them pit with on‘e‘hnnd
. she spoke the truth when she said sbetiway the contrast indicated in these criticized by his successor. . Y' Rohe showed a remarkable game,
. was no genius Shouvas simply an 01" ” quotations shorts the conflict oi! wens; These words Which I shall read are though at that, hitting well and play-
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,1. use wlmt' Yum“ she had beceuse IIII 1' Ing‘ be“ eel) Germany and the ‘- IIIIII 'Igr, in: gentlematyt‘I from Pennsylvania, imIpfessed cme. 25119 Cube clinched the
was not of the 1113““ grade. I} II 5- I II I '” ‘ Mr. A. Mitchell Palmer.“ Ho incheYohamthnahip 019.th m IYVIIS’BW
And so low pebble in all “I" ““5"“ The notions ”'9 3953338 these t‘mitheso words on the floor or this House one games of their schedirle 111th to:

And so many are afraid to do their the World tol- an audience no 1111130. Palmer. 011115 Ways and Melina Com-11ml: to Chicago “in I'Wéeks W0" “I9

rice to look

, Most of m.“ mince. says about this gentleman Whoppgming battle o: the' Be
1’9“ ““1 lib“ “Ye" ”we 1 YReIgme“ °t Y‘" "m“ m h um been alumni: severely," Gum—i over the White Sex for weakness“-
11: are mam when “M” ""I: “0"“? 0' 18m”- 11.11 m” “4““ Y Bids! May 2. 111nmra1mar bald: YWhen our club who: no told all

the common 11901116 “been“! he hid the greater insues' involved , You. Hill. who 1. n. ma . 31mm: in“ how we M mm mm Ana
mode on my or {110313118 might ”Y Perhaps, otter oil,- there was dome-I01 Hill Home. M Who” “in“? to yet they beat us. . « 1
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, ‘mornlltv of its action. " on to perform Y '
- ., amateur do 1011.. 0 , . . - , The Cubs “out into the uorlds so
child mll-mothcre ‘1 , "('1 halfle!‘ is necessary to the stoic; w _ I, ring in 4%,.) lid to 1 invorlteo in “st
it?" ' ' 'ls moral" ,‘ if
», you desire to 10m oi the coming betting over tho White Sox. There.
.. , diocrc," replied the; .. . , ,g .
133 being me “mt I 'l‘lcaly rights are nc\er ubso election, and mm: not been made an nus 1131'de a 1.1.1111 on the (llicngo
hostess. "Lot us grunt at 011220 lilo rights." III,“ tor remember thnt IO“ must baud Americans nbo bud hit his weight
Henry “my be a liberal) Fenlufi- 11“ In opposition to this political pbll-‘ mill season. 1 (milk we bad Just as

should be incompetent nt c1crytl1iug the some standard of honor and mor-Ilmgnony'wlth his own party on the;l-‘ru11klsbcll, at second base and short-"

. one sided and period, Blessed loynllv nnd stondfustlv Inbide by it, llousc who has Iserted in Congress side and getting them back and front.:
I “era of going out and playing before 9- big

. ,, l .11 heretofore the gentleman from Connec- But they uni ped us. Everythingj
be mediocrity: and that ean and all of them ui ll , cr'oud of people and getting the;

l,ticut ENbcnezer J. Hill [Applause on'came to the White Sox on a big 110th

have ability at the grade of Sénhll' ‘ltlilluitolihlee in tire and blood; with the other day tint on 8.38 what Mnlplay. Kling, Brown and-Overall went,

claimed that God must have loi¥d:belllgerents. weflganno‘ 109? 318m 91:“ "The, gentleman from Connecticut.‘;me mistakes the White SoxI him made ‘

incl: bu bod m W'WZ

Ill-‘4 The Pitcher also wowed MY

”'3' ”... . “w ‘ Saturday Night
m higher. We want the standards elf The contra-low um unmar- [M'Es it"! E. “a in.“ “n" “Y “Y“ "‘“ “N Y“ “i I
his nonlinear, he (the pitcher) woo; ~

oil on the rest of the club. Such aI

discovery throws a pitcher away up,

in the air, We orrieo him, and hurts his'
work. it is better for a pitcher just

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This cannot be done by 1131313;me the congressional hilarity in: “rims. our ball club would he I‘° 3° in there 311d work along bim _ to

self Then if he finds 21 than touch-Y

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_. TOHORROW jinx my hand at that? i never can do; amendment, sent two emlsonrteo west 2):: $21.15: Digits ”16:; e209!!! 5:990:31” :28 1:2; TuaszgoitfiZKZ'flinIf YTiisY ‘ ' . I '
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High tide 3 ~03 3- m; 3 '33 p at. anything wondeiful anyhow. SupposeIlo W‘- the LOYC‘IM- ““0 effect ‘in baseball long Enough to knon swam“? ‘0 the , batter h 8133': Y; FLAIYINCIYZETING 150. MEN S SOCKSI .
Sun rises 6:123: ms 547- ;you don’t do “withing wonderful I'Y 1“ Seam” that ran into a hichlr 111- Isometllins‘I about ball clubs, their sumo...» some of my readers to haveY ii ' II’Y‘I‘CY‘I “”‘Y MW“ “"6”
~ -——— '—~ ----_ You can raise your own standard and dIignnnti‘Wmnm's Denmratic Clnb' comparative strengths, and trim meme 535 that the big weakness olY i I Best, 1m.“- qualitv in neat heels. and “’95- Saturday

SOCIETY NGTIICES ' jIIDerh‘aus that oi a. few people near which undertook to teach the intrud- ”93k“ in I worlds M95 amount m{mau’ “1 the gamer" 1“”ch ‘5 5- ‘

fast one right through the heart pt“

that the Brews will surely win ahithc plate. waist high Zimmerman

missed more of this kind of ball than
‘any other, and it is true of other“

star Sluggers, too. A ball just at,

that point seems to affect the angle
'0! the swing of the bat.
stalling: a Revolution to Even.
Since entering the big leagues, i

have been under three maria ern, all,

stars But George Stallings is a
rclelution to me.. He is the greatest
one of them all, to my mind, and l

The betting odds before the series believe that he is a greater leaderY

than ‘Cunnie” Mack. Selee “as
nearer like ‘Stnlllugs than any other

lender uith whom i have been nose-1;

elated, but Selee did not have the ag

greseiveuese of Bindings. He “no
Imiider in his manner, as they tell me
IkMac ' is. The Boston boss is a worker
all the time He works harder on the

1388 ——Brunch Office. Norwalk. Yha1dl and have been preached lon gerY Obliousb the" female voters of the and pwbubb mum “”1 be in hen-‘28 ”"th during a game ”1““ any ”1‘3"”, . "

‘in uniform. After the game, he is

Iworrying and figuring over his pluusY III)

for the 1101i day. lie knons just us
much baseball as block, it not mom?
can get us much out of his men. it not
more, and he has that nggrcsuit-Ifenese

time that the bell rang, do hate been!
‘nftcr eiciy club weplaymed lguess
the Giants “ill bear this out, for no
went after them in that important

after it. Yet 3'0“ write and “Tim 1 loge seems to requlxe additional tor-Y ii , nine to COW? more ground than i do. three game series it YY191I°1°\:’E°““‘1:3“W’ aim the latter was on the destle between the Giants and New Yorns

0" l8 CUnb‘idP-Ft‘d. the more it , be. . but a hard hit bull tuenty toet tawnyfm ”39 latter part of August ‘ ““1“ ‘fenelve the 11' hole time. After the sec- could ha“? been sprung With no more;
comes certain that in his assured from him is gong to be a base hit to get the opposing players ‘1“) “'11:“: OM round Lewinsky had the advantage Startling effect had the rivals rehears-
:elcltion the District ulll have an up whether Collins is playing second '3" and “’9 will ““5me ““1“ ”"3 a in every session right up to the finish led a fortnight. The American Louguers

we may happen to I'hnon about their;
baseball careers of “hich they may
'not be .m- proud to try to get them
to dormer bacl1.\\~o hubw u lot of
things about the Athletics that no ure
.eody to pull i understand that

block’s club is not loud oi belug‘ rid Y
’tlori.” either.

The Cubs wore in about the some
position in 1910 that the Athletics are
today. We bud had our spell of in-‘

'nlng. The Athletics how gone Vol) V

ntcudily in the inning stride. lira
tically this same team bus on three
world’s championships and it is due
to break pretty soon. When the Cubs
out into the series of 1910 we figured
on making otorything sure playing
overruling that we could solo. “e
had been up onginst the solics before,
Innd we 1018“ how much victor) or de‘.
tent menut.‘ The Athletics were young;
and full of confidence. They were
ready to take more chances.

Outside of stallions and myself, the
players on the Boston team do not.
realize “but the series means in im-
portance. They think that it is a case

money. . Our club will take ”more;
chances than the Athletics because We

time And the team which takes the
chances gets the breaks. and the
breaks count in a short eerlesoi no
more than seven games.

The Cubs in their day were a great
ball club, every man a star, you might
say. There is hardly a pinyer on thin
Boston club who would‘ have been
calfiatl a star before this season began.
The Cubs at their best played no hot-

Iter ball than the Boston team has

been ploylng.1t is a team—m 9‘37
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The Buttlarslend ranged all the wuyiammg up for their final staring into
up from very slight in the third noneio. the grim face of a shutout, but by line
to 11 wide margin in the eighth. During patience and greai'eragood luck man-
‘the third and tourth sessions Levlnshy aged .to retrieve former tnults through
seemed satisfied to make his Opponent a lapse Of his Jed Tesreau and a bad 0"
miss. while scoring himself with an 00 “WOW by Arthur Fletcher.
casionnl light tap to the head or body. . Little Jaclt Wurbop. the sole rem. ‘

In the early part of the fifth round naut of the under-handed delivery gen-
Levinsky discovered that he could get oration, was lucky indeed to profit by
to Smith easily uhilmwarding of! the the Garrison finish of his helpers. But
Gunner‘s broadsidcs. and thereaftcréthen.,flgain, Warhop was unlucky to
when the occasion offered he took the have to unit until the ninth, inning for
oflensive. lie landed many hard Isigns of cncoumgement,.
punches during the sixth. seventh ‘ ’5
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uhlch he could not land. Y A certificate of incorporation “us
i The men fought furiously at the and; filed in the otllce of the secretary or
and Leilnsky had a slight lend in lhc‘ the slate yesterday by the East End
mixup Smith ueighed 132 pounds au‘YYLumber Company, of Bridgeport The
Lei 318k! 172%:- Ycorporatlon will carry on a construc-
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Y. C'TY SERIES STATYSTICS- ' Ewuuum F. ‘cnaués, ‘William H. Omley,

Y J1'.. and Helen N. Keller, all of Bridge- _
Yestcrday's Figures. port. The capitalization is $45,000, di-

YAttendnnce 5.156 vidcd into 430 shares at $100 each. _ "

Receipts . ....... . ........... $4,209 5;» A certificate of organization was

YPlnyers' share . .. 2,27300 filed by the Tudor \innor Apartment

Club ownersi allure .2I‘117.34.& Realty Company, of Van Haven.

National Commission 420.9213“:- capital is $40,000, $5,000 paid in

Y Totélc for Two Ganl‘es. fill cash, and $35,000 in property other .,"

YAttendnnce 13,098 than cash. w. J. Garland is the presi-
‘Receipts . . .... .. . . ." . .. $10, 090.15;dent and truasurér; W, P, Judson, the
IPlnyers' share .............. 5,449.01Inecrotnry, and the officers. all of \‘ew
Club owners’ share 363201 Haven, make Iup the board of direc-
National Commission . 1, 009. 07 tors.
,,I ' Cit-y Series Stunning. , . —-——-'——~ ‘ . - .
W L. P..IC ‘ Marjorie. aged 4, was in the it-
New York (1.115),. ..... .1<~I.I1.500 bran \(‘ith her father. while v» her,
New IYOl‘kI r_(N 1,.) _,,,,,,1I.; ‘1. ' .500 mother 11 as superintending‘ the
NEW YORK; Oct. 10-New'Yflk’IE:ID;e)1IIIIIaI“O:; 3:: (:znfllfil’r The 8143:1410:
0 lie ten 0 (l louse was a rac-
priinto enterprise of poet-council, base-1;?id ,5) <1. scratching sound; out: be \ .
ball entertainment developed a rée‘l Iloom up to-find ms Mughteg . ‘at:
anti climax, yesterday afternoon, utIIwol-k with, a pair or .eoissors on the
the Polo Grounds when the minions or; 401') 093 polished table- ‘mrh’fle "
Roger Peukhipauzh retrieved dléastethc said stoinlv. go tell your motto.
Yer what you' \Merbcen doing." ‘_‘I w’ont
in the ninth inning. 71‘“ 81561319: 2 to do it 11111111,”. She said “Do you think

1 which squared mechamplonahip 013- rm 0. tattle thie?"—-Judg’e. . -: .
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