lr'ellt‘l' 11ml
liiddle Weight
King, ( lush in Eight-
Rgulli‘l“ litiilt at Newarklf
Tonia ht
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. I‘owd. middleweight
: -, 1.141 in an eight-
; .13. Newark Sports
- . . ~ 1 ‘91“ avenue andiJaa
‘ Britton is
because
:ln advantage of
\\ llt‘l‘. they enter the
‘ . inn-n a large sale of;
‘niil, and New Yorkers
-; large numbers.
- bout. sees a chance
title. and the event
- plenty of action and:
«1k. The champions
‘v-z about ten ofclock.
r ' .11 divide sixty-six and
ot‘ the gate
twilight.
task,
.11;
i . \ . ill.
~11 :mtl 0'1);le have
-‘. :m» the bout and are in
liitlon iiut in a strenu‘
.3. . who: paying most atten-
31v:1\'}‘ punching: bag. it is
1:111 Ill" manner in Which the
. ~ .:ll‘
1 . . prim-rt :1 kil0(‘l\'0|l[ waliop.
1 :mxml twelve rounds at top
1 1‘.1 his spurring partners. It
.1. secret around the camp at
:tinrt
uood, where O'ilmvtl is pi:
touchy-s to liix‘ trainin"
finishing ll".*llm3n team, and there are other
: the nlidii‘n x" :11! star was Elvin: LAW-(l ones in i). J. Duggnn, J. E. Naxlyr
~tchod :1-~ 1.. 11.1w to evade Brittmt“ 1:1 HBV‘Vorrell. B; W Borden and C. A.
I t E“, '
“1 3“" ‘ . . 7 Tim Yaie~Harvnrd dual run will
'l‘l‘v ‘ ' ““ i“ to “1‘th the mm ('ume soon after the Harvard-Cornell
Ml! i)ll'~. ~I
mnference will be
wr and the referee.
2er club may be reached by
to Park place station.
ii)!’
v.11 avenue cars and jitneys
\Y’i‘ilOi’)‘. - ~
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TE‘-l‘~'5 TOURNEY DOUBLES.
'\.\11"i‘0.\’, X. Y.. Aug_‘.£2.——-
.!\itl mutrlles ill the singles
.- oi the tennis toummt
iliuw Club here will be do.
nails Norman E. Brookes.
mu veteran, meets lls
Sm Francisco. Charles S.
Pittsburgh" will meet
New York.
event is be-
and R. V.
and.C. B.
. H'.
.aii ”I
‘i.~ lluulilt‘s‘
1 , n-lllll Lycett
* . . Australians.
..milry
4.1: ~ 111-11 combinatioh.
\
,__._..—_.r
-: .: RACES SCHEDULED.
. ”firs”; N. Y.. Aug. :z.—«
w ‘1l-tlillrtl for today at
-‘l.‘ nit-Ming here. They
. 1’ :— :woycurnld trot-
.. .1 :m- hull-mile track;
' - ‘ Vomuwrre. 2:09 trot;
‘ lin-ufor-all pacers.
’i'hu prim.» aggre-
~- ~’ ‘- COACH WESLEYAN.
' -' ’ Aug. ‘22.»4-Edward
'v. signed to coach the
\.‘.'»_~:1t-yan the com-
tanner Michigan
moduli! star. and‘ls
‘1'11 tix’un.) baseball
w‘.\.-- :o Middletown
1 ‘ 1', JACl-l TRINITY.
‘ V uh Aug. ‘7‘?
= . the past nine
'12‘.Illt mntit‘; and
:1: the. Kent
1m ‘unpoinlcti coach
'4 l'.1--'h11l! maven.
a...-
m‘"}$ -,.'. 7:.
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Mat.“
fri!‘
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“’L-o
It
A.
fl‘iEviAT wonderful; detr-
I; : 1 .1: flavor-that tang
1:1. > “.3, can’t miss the
1 " 1' Ssazcr hops-
. ..11,:t*you getinBiel’s
71....
1 tumor.
,' ‘ mind drink. Odd,
' ~:._Zs.sodafoun—
r .. etc. Tum
.‘L 411d dark in
1350051112024.
‘ fie-12:: use
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11: counter
7 ‘ 5‘ iderson
’ - Conn,
" “‘Wir Distributing » l
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m-lmrweight chant:-i
[‘6‘
LS working that he is
tit’lll rules or Clean hl‘t‘mk
. 5.1.11 tied this afternoon, wilzn
llC‘ltl
w lllanauers oi the bOXi‘i‘S.
Morgan. the Wash- >
real hops
Z ' 's the wonder-fut
"633 that pm
FITZGERALD READY
pearance in these parts. ~ -.
McCormack 11F ScimiJ-‘nali :1
be.
“Chick" McCoy-mack, who will .
seen in the semi—final, is conditioning!
hint-elf with Joe ijlitz. who holds
(nomad knockout: over George Chair"
cy of Baltimore He sends word that'
l he tips the beam at 133 pounds and is,
‘yearning for action. “Red" Allen is;
50mg. mmugn. momma. JwSmlth‘sl
gymnasium at Bridgeport in company
with Larry Williams, Pete Dunn andi
Louis Bogash.
a 1
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HAR'VARD RUNNERS TO .
MEET CORNELL;
The hill and dale men at: Yale, Harv";
lard. Cornell, Pennsylvania, Syracuse}
and: other colleges interested in the;
winter sport have begun to prepare toriX
the season. The first man to get bus)"I
on the cross cmuntry track is Johnny,
Kenna. managen of the Harvard wam.‘
Through his eflorts Cornell will be:
brought to llarvnrd for a dual match;
on November 1.
Several first class long distancemen
" are comingback to Harvardwhon the
term begins. andcamong these are Den-
nis J. O‘Connell. the intercollegiate
mile. champion and, captain. of the
freshman cross country team. Then
there is Burnham. captain of the 1920
run; and there. is. talk at Cambridge
«:1 arranging dual matches with Prince
ton and Syracuse. “Pooch" Donovan
and Eddie F‘arrrll will be on hand to
prepare the runners.
LOCKWOODS‘ HAVE TWO GAMES.
The Lockwoods, on Saturday after-
noon at three o'clock. at Roton Point.
'1
'will play mallow. Burdtt team from »
Bridgeport. land on Sunday afternoon.
will play the Springwoods. The Lock~
twoods will have the usual linevup.
rWhile the',Burr_itt team will consist oii
the following:
Clark. mailer; Brower. pitcherzl
Herbs, short-stop; Hill, first b'ase:
Dondero. second base: Rowe, third
”base: Gregm'y. center field; Kemmel.
;loft: field; Andy, right fiéTd. Utility.
Robinson. Orleiltl. Peck. Corso, Byron
Stafford.
1 -
nos-ran COLLEGE FOOTBALL. l
Games Arranged, One Pending,
, andiTwo, Data. An Open.
! NEWTON. Mass. Aug. 22.—-A grad;
untehlanager of athletics was appoint-
ed yesterday for the first time in the
history of Boston College when Fran-
cis A. Reynolds. 16, ot‘Jnmaica Plain.
[was named for that position. Boston
gllolirge's football schedule was an
‘nounced last night as follows:
iun. u( ...... zbnl hm hmhmhmhl
Sept. 27--- Open; Oct. 4~—Harvard at
"Canibn'dge; ll—«University of Maine!
Tat Newton; ill—Yale at New Haven:';
125~Wost Point at West Point: Nov.
1~Conuecticut Aggies at Newton; 8-—
Rutgms at Newton; lB—Open; 22—-
Fordhnm at New York; 29e—Holy
Cross (pending) at Boston.
oeven
AMERICANS IN SOCCOR TlE.
Bethlehem and Swedish Teams
Score Goal Apiece in Stockholm.
STOCKHOLM. Sweden. Aug. 22.-
(Associatcd Press.)—-The fourth match
got the Bethlehem Steel soccer football
team yesterday with 3 Sweden team
was drawn. one goal being scored on,
5 each side.
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L‘T'ED" LEWIS TO MEET
e , moowo m amuse; n
3w}. exhibition 0
.309}er of Artists.
urday afternoon.
THE. STANDINGS
BGR“BED" ALLEN )
tTraining With Low Tendler in Pbll.’ 3mm L“€V“'L *
adelphia—ficCol-mack i" s°'“" W’orcester ........... 57' 3i) .593;
- "‘3' Pittsfield . ........... 56 40
' “Whitey," “timid: 19W? ofsprakldence . .54 42 .563
Philadelphia». bat now8 of: Word; Brlagem . , , ,,,,, 52. 44 .aaz
when! bookeddomlx_it.llnwith “Red? Springfield ........... to 48 ,. .505
Allen of Bridgeport Monday night in? Néw Haven .......... 45 52
the main bout booked for Turner Hall,l Waterbury ........... 42 54
{New Britain. is whipping himsell Into Hartford ............. 31 66 .320
shape with. a host of celebrated per- mionalv League.
formers in Philadelphia. J acls OiBrlon’s ~ W. L.
manusium in. the Quaker-city. Fltzucincinnati ........... 75 34
'gomld. is going through histrainin‘sas; {In York ............ 66 438 .835 ‘
the leading aspirant [or Eleni)! boon-.1 Chicago .............. 57 48
ard's light-weight crown, Joe Bel-mam; Pittsburgh ........... $1 54
'the crack Chicago bantam and Steve Brooklyn ............. 51 56
‘ Latzo, who dropped Ted Kid Lewis in Boston ............... 40 60
. their recent- mule!“ at- Blunder! St. Louis ............. 3 Gal
phia. It will be Fitzgerald‘s first-ab? Philadelphia .........38 ‘ 63
American League.
tel v w.“
Chicago ...... : ...... 69 39
Detroit .............. 63 43
Cleveland ............ 60 46 .566 5
St. Louis ............. 57 49.
New .York .......... '. . 56 4:9
Boston .............49 57
Vt'ashington .......... 42 6%
Philadelphia ......... 28 76
international League.
W. L.
Baltimore ............ 86 37 .69? j
l Toronto ....... . ...... 79 47
Buffalo . . . .1 ......... 69 52 .
Newark .............. 62 til .504 l
Binghamton .......... 37 65‘ AWL
Rochester . . . . . . . . .52 71 .1123
Jersey City .......... 43 79 .353
Reading ............. 39 75 .342 t
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YESTERDAY’S RESULTS m, m...
5 August lst.
Eastern League. ,
Pittsiield. 8: Worcester. 1.
Bridgeport. 2: Providence. 0.
Hartford. 5; Waterbury. 1‘.
Springfield. 9: New Haven. 5.
National League.
Cincinnati. 7; Boston. ti.
New York, 53. St. Louis. 2.
Brooklyn. 3: Pittsburgh. 2‘.
Chicago. 5: Philadelphia. 1.
American League; 1
Letroit, 2: Philadelphia, 0.
Chicago. 11: Washington. 4.
Boston. 4; Cleveland. 3.
New York. 3 1; St. Lows. 24"..
International League.
Jersey City. 6-5; Rochester. 2-6.
Newark. 5: Binahamton. 3 (ll
nings).
Other games postponed. rhin.
American Auociation.
St. Paul. 12; Columbus. 2.
Louisville. 8: Kansas City, 1.
lndianapolis. 8: flinneapolls, 0.
Toledo, 4; Milwaukee. 3 (12
nings). .
l
Southern Association. l
Little Rock. 1-; labile. 0.
Nashville. 1: Atlanta. 0.
Memphis. 6: Birmingham. 0.
Chattanooga-New Orleans. rain.
TODAY'S GAMES
Eastern League.
Hartford at Springfield.
Providence at New Haven.
Bridgeport at Worcester.
\Yaterbury at Pittsfleld.
National League.
St. Louis at New York. l
Cincinnati at Boston.
Pittsburgh at Brooklyn.
Chicago at Philadelphia.
American League.
Philadelphia at Detroit.
Washington at Chicago.
Boston at Cleveland. 1
International League. 1
Newark at Rochester. {
Jersey City at Binshamton. j
Reading at Buiralo. . ay.
Baltimore at Toronto, igoods to James J. Cody, last Sam vi
The truck left Bolton ear?- wards
livemd the goods in.
Five Leading Batters
in. the Major -
world (or'
NATIONAL LEAGUE. liars“. “‘5" “3‘ mum; :ght‘
Player. 0. AB. R. H. P.C. .thé'town, his 010mm: ”'5 ‘
Crawlth ..... 71 206 33 70 aio‘amund, . won; and torn tron ills
Roush ......1[l4 395 57 129 .327 0d , “amalgam;
Stock ......103 372 45 115 309'" 3" ’ p- Grlehd at Church
2. Wheat ....10?. 42s 52 1291306.! Mm ‘wm ' " I to New
Hornsby ..... 104 ass 50 11:: .3osistrecL use a “‘9‘“ 9""
Mchm-y 77- 252 30‘ 71 gosh-org, W'ednefldll'v in mm" °‘ 3“"
ayer. . . . . . .'
Cobb 91 n 2 ." Hm“ “we"
Jacobson 37 2:8 2., 3: 3.3.3.21 Frank Well is cal-mug his arm in
Sibler ........105 408 73 143 .351 a snag, causedbrhls Wm“ ”one be“
Veach ....... Io§ 399 65 138 .3lorémg'bmken willie rivvlnsa tin 1mm
Peckmpaugh..~ S. 319 72 1&8 .339 a while in the employ of
SYRACUSE. x. 11. Aug. 22.—Ted
“Kltl'f. Lewis. former welterweight
champion. will meet Mike O'Dowd.
middleweight title holder. in a ten-
‘round bout before the Syracuse City. A. Red nun 8
*te
Hugo Baldwin isspending his vaca.
‘tlomat Peach Lake. '
_ Gwenoke Campfire girls are canin-
ing at Lake Waccabuc.
Miss Marion Lipman is Visiting her ~
1’. c. ; aunt at. Coney Island. I I '
Maplewood School, “Mrs. R. i. Fan-
Miw Florence
AN lchols,
533 ‘cher, will reopen on Tuesday, gem
bar 23.
The joints in the cement roadway,
alter a
l
pa; in' the filings have been tilled withl ‘
.flb asphaltum. ‘ l
543. water- Hurry Irving. _.
1m make, edema”: his thirteenth birthJ ‘
.477 day, Friday. August 15.
.320 George Gregory and Harold Jonés
£4: are spending a twowoehs’wacation in
' Jthe Adirondacks.
{(0.1 Miss Lillian Mai-am has returned to:
.639 Brooklyn, ‘
59‘ with friends here.
two weeks' visit
Fred B. Seoileld and family are en-
:533 joying a motor trip 8) Vermont and
.462 report a plessant trip. ‘
2:; Mrs. Edna Slater. of Stamford, has
1 1neonate guest. other cousin. Mrs.
p. c_ ' John Haunt, for two weeks.
A meeting of the' Grange fair com-
“? mitts. will be held in Raymond Hall.
Wednesday. August. 27. at eight p. m,
’11:. and. Mrs. Clinics w. Smith and
son. Gordon.
day‘s‘ motor trip to Manchester, N. H.
ha \‘e
returned from a ten
Emil Prensa. of the Second Division.
who has been in service for the past
arrived from overseas on Nomlk.
Howard Haupt, who is employed by
Lord 'Bumham A Company. a plum!)-
ling concern of Philadelphia, is at
work in Washington.
Misg Lucille Frandeau. of New Ro-
Ichelle. has been visiting her grand-
‘mother; Mrs. Robertsunon. of Locust Mon.
=avenue, for two weeks.
Mrs. George McKendrick. of New
Haven,
lapending several days
“Mrs. Bream-y, o! “Millport”.
The entertainment committee 0
in".\'ew Canaan Country Club is prepan
lve :1 costume ball at the clubtol'New Yong.
ting to z
I Mr. and Mrs. B. M39011. 0:. White.
on Friday, August
David Moflrath. who
up (or some time film a sore
m insultlm from a .
ted his duties at Perm 8.
George H. Carpenter w
5Port Chester. Sadlyyto New Canaan.
llo visit his sister. Miss with Cnrpem
r. in South avenue.
There will be a spec
ling in the who“. Friday.
29. at. eight: p. 111..
for theimano’llt of
loctl telephone
is now b91118 ‘
msumtord ”chm“
Miss Hazel Sinai
n at
Moan-n. x. Y. Mn:
pooled he: and “*1
New iork at St. IJouiS.
2 my
23:581le accom
Mud- .g- loam tar t m.
A United Dru:
Boston mint 8
morning and de
_ 'the ntternoon.
Petty Hoyt. ‘11
flan automobil
the Johnson 9
deconte the W8
tudlo 0
has
emmcnt.
P H Demme In
to Suntan!-
ex
Nouns-1t
C. on Labor Day, Manager Joseph Dam sumtord avenue.
fee announced yesterday.
Dunl‘ee also gave it out that: or»
Alonday night next. Harry Pierce of
Philadelphia, will meet— Walter Mohr side
of Brooklyn, in a tan~round argument. gm, lncludl
‘ Now. "West
fond.
Pierce will train in this city. where son.
Brlnley'.
can 1. But
‘5, Mord
the winner to box Benny M
lightweight championof the worm; in
a.ten«round go here on September 11.
he has been visiting relatives.
mucus HA8 motivational
. l
The Giants nebulous chances of Hm
overhauling the Roam-pl: no
restorday with“!!! cum
min. the ratchet-.2134! been no
waded indefinitely for.
W
v. sported
mans the m'
WM" '
halt mt}; of the
louLu-tMB. 130“
in Non CM: or
:18 Silver 'Mlne.
pelt Mon and Stam-
m ore Earl Ander-
Jr., D. Putnam
Crissey. Leo F. Dom.
Anon!
Albert.
HAITI
C
Wilda
Maw.
returned home
1'11
after
with her sister.
29. at. 8:30 p. in.
dog bite. has resum~
chine.
“at are at through
the home of Mr?-
Company truck from .
shinning oi. Run“
0 won sol-loud? in“;
rage.
1 to mode at the an:
t the New Canaan
which opens on Sat-
e pointing: which
113 of the picturesque
t Ernest Alba” in
about I tailoand a
station. are all of 5
god women who re'
neighborll‘l!
Wilton.
. of South}
.404 min street. is visiting relatives in'
.438 Norwalk.
of Brush 7
. l v
I
has been laiflj’ialm. hove ‘
handfi at the home of)“. and Mrs. Paul Doll.
lborn is enjoying 3
Fruit 1'. Hut.-
l
1
values-
_ * Mourns: rm: 2mm
53 crowds attending this sale. We
adviseeafly shopping {or the heat
; 7
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H
In
1
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-w:r«.29’i'. ’
ing for Miss Sumo [m or the. atom
of the R. H. .Smith Comma while
the latter is enjoying her two weeks’
mention.
The Right Rev. Hiram Richard
Hallie. Bishop of Cuba. will speak in
IE , St. Luke's Church. Noroton. next Sun:
, .thy. at 10:30.. in.
The public in
V l , cordially invited to hear him
l Mrs. Chorlos Lockwood recently on;
i
‘tertllnod Mrs. Slnlth WIRED. oi’
I‘ Hurley
{auction firm otAdanu a ingalls, is in
New Jersey this week. conducting a
sale. ‘
Miss Marv Straits, of the ofico force
‘at Fitch’s Home for the Soldiers. is
enjoying her annual vacation at Wash-
‘ Mia- Ellith mun. of the Post road.
Tia suffering from a disagreeable anac-
;tion of» the eye. the lids of which are
filighly inflamed;
1 Mrs. While, Brady is entertaining
t the Mrs. W. Monro. at New York. and
her doubt». Mis- Charlotte Moore.
boon visitors this week
of the upper Post road.
Mm Nieves and Miss We, or
alked tromLBrooklya. are am this: month at-
;tho lat-o 59 Mrs.- Janop hm; Mid-
dleux md. Noroton Height;
l Mrs. J. L. mulls. 0! Maple avenue.
in! town meet‘ will in nuptial m. next San-
Ansust: by m at
to consider plan- Iethodllt Protestant
he town goV‘lford.
the We AVe-ue
Church in Stam-
Ml-
returned from service in
This work Frame.
' Mi.- mm Wfllmott is “Dumb
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I
Mchin and Clark Allen. of-
d family have New York. are visiting in. Wesley
-’ an: Deming van 8. Brody. o! the Post road. Mr. Allen
birthday universal-r.
37.3..“qu .
“Ww'h ""
.0. In
Win... a... 1..., .,
“b, unfit-yaw >
Fred B. Bour. of Norman Heights.
is attending an important meetins of
an American Grocers' Association at
Rework. N. J; He is a director of'tlns
organization and also on a committee
. _ u appointed to choose a site to. b .‘i -
lngalis. oi the real estate. Ta tud
ing for this association.
The popular trailic pacer. H. C.
Smith, and wife. accompaniud by Mm.
Clinton Cutlney and Mr. and». Mrs.
Thomas Smith. 0! Stamford: Muss Ai-
ma Burghofl, of Wallingtord, and Mr.
and Mrs. Frank Leach and son. Ed-
ward. of Noroton Heights. leave by
automobllo today. tor W Falls
and Toronto. returning up. way oi
Watkins Glen and Mohawk Trail.
A numb-r ot- your; kinds or Miss
Gladys Buck m Wood at. her
home last. Tuesday aftemom. inihonor.
of her having attained the age of
“~th sixteen."
Mrs. M. K. S. Bibbins and her son.
Arthur Blhbins, left town yesterday.
{or ; vacation trip to be enjoyed at
their cottnze at Pine Grove. near Ca-
mm. in thchfiold County.
Darien storekeepers
and their
clerks were profiled that they at last
had a clear “'ednesday half-holiday.
tho_iirst. with only one exception
since the custom of closing at noon
wa- iw- n10- Icon-d week in-
July.
A number dine-Lyon” poem our.
prised Min Edith Greene at. her home
on the Post road last Mondoy night.
the ocean-ton being he:- seventeenth
The lull upon
which supper was arranged to be
served was adorned to Want a
-
Japanese garden.
A large apple tree in the front M
of the homt of Mrs. James Birch-ll.
on the Post road. was split by the
combination of the wind and tho-
weight of the fruit yesterdav. 5! ur-
the larger part of the trio ”1.31:0
.—¢
the gonad. leaving but a “.11“!!!
portion growing from the stump which
remains. Large quantities ot all-cl.
ripe fruit were rolled along the path
ways.
Milo Lola Gillette, who m
completed her course of training *
the State Normal School at Willi—I0
tic, where she specialized in do!!!”
science. hm- takrn a position as M
itian at the Kings County Houdini...
Brooklyn. Miss Gillette was (flared -
position in Kansas-before fl M
completed. her course, but W
to remain to receive her d!“ j
to take up Work which wolld be I”
or her homo.
Mrs. M. L. Haines. for mam.
resident. of this town. who m In. In
year ago and is now a rot-6hr. ‘
Washington, D. C, is may” '3‘!
a months' vacation Visiting am
here, stopping at the home 0! ml.
James hall-(1rd. with whom she fa.-
erly made her home. In. I!“
expresses herself as so a!“
the union‘s capital that cm W
attraction-pare not mullet“). m
to persuade her to return not." ;
moo-luv.
Fred Emerson. of Norwalk. and h .
bride. shown Miss neural". .I
who resided with Mrs. Jessie“
tier. of the Post road. hove new.
from a two weeks’ boom. m
thmuh the other MI. w
states. Their wedding 1'. In“ I:
mono-o orln and In. ”C. [ar-
tod. 0! them road. tht-F
over seventy-live guests. n1: m;m.
hem ”solved m~v~
m That will male “I..-
Norwollr.
W.-- _
cab-o-
m
WMMOfchoioe
T '1‘“ l . D .
whom-mercy cw
deme' youeverhad! Comebgm’
a, ~Muoithrbhdafu-
and sausfacnon‘ ' you’ll
I! p. . l" l
Hyw’dlikoa'
than“
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