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Leaves Local :Promoters Ruppert and Huston Resume
1‘1“)" 0f the Newark Sportsmen’s Ciub, ies receipts due the club for finishing
the chief bidder for a '00!" between third in the American League race.
the champion and a worthy opponent.’
i ‘ il.‘ .: :zwd llil'n take
‘ellllltlitl'tlliilnl.’
tlilt' the moat
l have ever llt‘fl"tl
Lilli it!
"if I: til‘
'lttl‘i
Hunt; with the came.
lrl'~i of limiting distance
'l; ilii- lt't“ by rostrlctlng
. viii d inward taking away
4rlt‘llllft'bl appeals of the
the matter to any gol-
‘wil to inti-t and nine out
. itZl‘t‘t‘ that llt‘ gets more
w. out of a longr drive than
~:~ lt‘tt'lll‘t“ of the game. -I have
l.4' Liitlilt‘ and lllll}'t'l's pretty
:im! I figure it aboutIlilm this:
.i hundred players not lllt‘ll‘I
out of a nun
l‘l‘llllllnllig Yen
telegraph his financial proposal to Chi-
‘ago. Th" Champion‘s manager saidlnade upon the commission by me
turn to New York, but he would Seedegal decision is rendered.
Dempsey and acquaint him with the, The National Commission’s decision
conditions of the proposed match.
_AS ”1“; champion "PW ‘3 in Texas cord with the. legal actions biought by
“'1'“ 11 “1‘0““. 1‘ readily can be 39‘3“ the Yankees against Dim Iolmsoxi'find
that any further negotiations looking is directly in opposition to the views
heavyweight. in search of fame in the era that lctlgut' baseball is a closed
ml)?“ arena Will llth‘ ‘0 be conduct-3d corporation autl its ali'airs never
by \l’ll'lflt’i~'> 01‘ 10118 distance lull" should be aired in the courts. as its
phone. operations are outside the pale of civil
Offers Mcehan 88,000. law. ,
it will be roiliombt‘red that ‘.\‘iac‘Kayi In their statement 0,15. Ruppert and
017“th Dt‘mllStZ’Y 325.000 1'0! an Plgh" Huston declare Judge “'agner‘s (ligci
round bout With W'illic Mceilan, the Sjon in the Mays (“SC confines the arg—
Sitn Francisco flit '30.". “‘9 t’fft‘l‘ hflV' uments of Johnson aild his followers
in: as a basis the fmmround decision regarding the “1,1,. divvrgpntflu or civil
that Mechan reecivcd over Dempsey and baseball larw.
some time previous to the Toledo inci-
dent. MacKay therefore telegraphed
to Meelian and asked how Ailile ot‘ the
coin of the realm he would be willinL'
to take for a bout in which no would
have a chance to win the heavyweight As long as the Norwalk Tire-Tiger
championship of the world. baseball series are called off. and Hi."
Mei-lian replied that. he would RC- baseball season has come to a close.
rcpt a mere pittance of $12.5ft0. After in this city, it would do Well to twins
.\lf:! K'iy had regainé‘tl his coviiposurc. the Tiger football team into the lime-
lis-,wired Meclian that he would give light. The Tiger team, which, heic-
him $1.000 a round, under which ar- tol‘ore. had been a traveling team, has
rangonient Meehan doubtless would (lvcidcd to try football 1;) its home
make desperate cn’orts to rental!) on town. On Sunday tlu-y propose to
his feet for the entire eight rounds. open the season lthin city and, if the
’ .fI;it-litlll
lllt‘
if' ”.9 ti!
~;i\ .l.i»~ (in their pulling: and
1: :iiu iwi' t‘t‘lil. boast of their
"t';t‘llt‘\
KICKiN’lRBUN’
WITH LOCAL SPORTS
AJm‘itage Is Relative.
'l may l)tI :1 little tiff in ll!“ percent-
lrlll I long: li‘ittinl: the
l.t‘tli"<l lviit- (’iI lot if you limit
“it tit .~»‘.iii:.i:i*nt (ll L'tlll‘ hulls V011 'li'<‘v
(‘tiiliauc iliis fiilo- ft‘flllll‘t'. Further-
)iiniw~ what is ltt‘tttliiltllsllt‘tl by placing
lllllll'tlll)llnI.' Tllt' diileicncc in dis-
1 m.- is l‘f’iil'i\i‘_ hi-twmn :i lonLr (lttv-
"t and a 111(‘llllllll drii'cr. “ion a .‘.all
ll give a nominal 230 yard driver
know is
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lilt‘
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. rm) gatds extra ilisttiiicv it omtlit MacKay,has not received any 're- patronale andtlie receipts warrant it.
. ,‘2‘\i‘ tlrt- gm }‘.ll'tl man at least Silunsc from Mrehal. who mummy they will continue to play football
H . I“. m “Hm,“ Hm“ mu”. distance. takes the offer as a deadly affront. ‘illoret If the rec-tends attrie so Elma“ that
_ _ .. . ' I to cam canno nlee tso igations
., x 53 x . ., \ -,- \ ; t o o o . '
‘ . ‘;“‘.~.;::’ ::::.:::r::::.::.% 21:1. Nat-«mat Commnsmon ”i“ r
, ..i :.~ . .\ . i , ' o more games w e .p aye here.
, ,,,I._,.,._,,—m..ms of standards 10 met-ti HOIdS Yankees moneyflt now remains for the fans to decide
mean extra dol-I ‘Whether they want football or not. As
country. But 'so far as the
-l]-lllk‘lll of the game is concerned.
it open to the development of
little limits of the game.
llt' decision of John Brdcmus. for-
. ,1”. Club on the par'wide choice from which to make a so-
lection.
It is being {tin—ted about town. by
local tight fans, that. in the Young Ar.-
gelo-Sailor Murphy bout, scheduled to
(‘oniniis‘sionltak“ place in Stamford,
,American League.
ment of third place prize money of
,the world‘s championship baseball
Iseries to the New York Americand
the National Baseball , tomorrow
all around athletic champion at ruled yesterday to withhold the mght. that the yOung Italian will
I ‘l-i i'ltln to take u the work of no]! icome out Of the "13519 9- Win-1191'
. . p . money. Young Angelo’s abilities as a tighter
,. .rriii tar as a regular diet may come
:-i'lllt'lhlll{,' of a surprise. Although
as declared ineligible to compete
i: J'lll'tlt'lii‘ ranks some time. ago, due
' - t - athletic activities. Brcdemus is
.gnin: his first engacement as a
r-nii instructor with a. California club.
.1 1L; Hutchinson was instrumental in
’tililfl' tlic berth'for llredemus, and
i‘ ‘ . latter will stop off in Chicago on
n .m to the coast to learn the details
The commission said by holding thcgare Wonderful, and it is too bad that
money until the courts hand down a ta 300“ man (109531 takc hiurin 011313538
‘Idocision in the dispute, it would not id“: make _a top notcher 0f lllm.
. . ‘ l uritcl, a short while ago, stated
he in conflict With the numerous rc- ,that because of mo gentlemunly way
straining orders that have been issued in which the Tires played on Sunday.
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‘ .v . »used “roughshousc tactics," that they
son of the AthCan League. 01 ”16 the Tires, should be given the city ti:
Detrmt Club. tle. If this is the reason, it would do
The situation arose from the contro ,well for Jess “'iilard to demand “‘9
versy over the pitcher Carl Mays case. ititle ,fmm Dempsey, because of :he
lattcrs rough wallops in the bout in
The finding of the commission was Toledo.
.. lii\ connection With the club. gslgned by Chairman August Herrman; .
' Getting back to the Tire~Tigcr ser-
w‘wc he was adjusted 7n motes-Yum John A, Heydier. lies. should not. the Tigers issum an
'tYllll in golfinL’ ranks Brodemus has’
juttimatum to the. Tires, as the Tit-IE
'il ~‘ll part it! n number of ODD)! am‘IGREENLEAF WlNS AT
,did to. the Lockwoods, informing them
that. if they did not decide. by 8
- ll’hiladelphia. next month. last night.
Match 'PIPOMISCS Well. I’began play in a competition at the Na~
A. fiZ-ltfll exhibition match is promised _ lional Recreation rooms, Brooklyn;
in Hill meeting between A. L. “'atkcr, :l.ouis Kreuter, regarded as a formida~j
Jr, Archie Mcllwaine. Gaines Gwath-'ble contender for the lite held by LEONARD WILLING
llh')’ and A. i". Kanlnit-r on the link}. of .‘ Frank Taberski. defeated ‘Ihe Congan-‘ TO MEET ANY ONE
, . ‘ . .non in the opening contest. by 12;) to
1"“ R“Ih"“m‘l ‘ "”"l-‘I (”“m‘IY Ulll’flS. in thirty-two innings. The Victor's Lightweight Champion Ready to Box
Blind-i} 'l‘hn quartet will high run was 15 and CM cannon's 18. 3 Whoever ll Picked for Bout
,.,,,_.,.._7,. ;.. ,, in": ball match for Blah-I Ralph GlechcaI. the tworite to win‘ At Tuba.
2 o'clock The Ithe. nafcinal ohamplonrhinbcat Larry-
,_ , . ‘ V ‘ IStOUlanOUlgh, by 125 to co, in nine-i NE “'YORK. Oct. 30,—Bennv Leon-
tth'Wl W “3'01 ”1" match. 'teen innings. Greenlcaf made a high ard's crown may get a tilt in the near
J11" 0T 43. and Stoutenbucgh 12. ifuture. He. is matched to box any one
taurants. The question now asked is:
‘Who is going to eat in them?
lift-inntm,
tron lml. <, Martins: {ll
Ililltll'
m (Mum- 13mm“. a fellow gill-i _NE\V YORK. Oct. :tll.al)ave Mac-(been stated. from time to time, that
, I thay yesterday made a tour of the under no consideration would he box
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‘ Ill ‘ litmus hp" "18“” “l" ill‘JUY‘lnL’ quarters of the boxers listedg'l‘endler, but last night he said he
”I9“ ’3" in" fine-“t SlOCk 0f ml-‘ln‘lfor the entertainment at the Newark‘wouid bar no one. He is confident of
mi. about golf extent in a single. Sportsmen’s Club next Thursday night. ibis ability to defend his title and is
. wiliati
. Filt"i"mlt‘rt‘ hf‘ insists Barron le gigrtftnzagmigl ”:12“ “Eff-(3’; 31?; ; willing k:0 ofswat) {riches guilt him.
1”. .. _ v ' l 1 gig ng l . lacoup wee eonar sgoingto
"m ‘ W” 9“) ‘0’ ”mm-“‘0‘“ a“ land that there will be no disappoint-intact Soldier Bat-weld over in Jersev.
-. bii: isn't even be persuaded to. '
. ”ill 1. li‘rlv gratuity from Joe Syl-
i - ‘vl' at the club 'ihe rlvile e of .
“”2 M. .. ,W ;f'mmm" A "it oleartfleld- working like Trojans, andlpounds. but he thinks that his aim
’ . A I - Joe Benjamin and Joe' Welling werelwlli'on'oet the weight advantage.
lirt‘llbt‘l‘r' ls ready to enter their hard at work. Benjamin'shmd is en-
1 -?'lt'.~' for a fund for Barton‘s benefit,'tirely healed, but he is boxing with
will ilr't't’do to-conditiona. amord- lextra big gloves so as ‘0‘ to sustain
LEONARD BEATS HAY“
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‘, y, mun-1.x.- Bl any further injury bdore be male finality» Foaflier Win. it; at ITen
- ' ory. Welling. Tnohey and Dundee I didn't ‘ » Rounds.
I I H" . seabutlkawmdthanaguwtnbe .
lur Iiirshberg’, a one-tune chau- in shape. boo-an _.- lit 19 the. ”1031889813,, 0‘. W
it. til amateur 1259011114 " 1‘0?“le m M um a, ‘ .g. . , _ ‘0‘ WI” .
’r"l"d to cast his
Finals and . ~
Va "7 once;
his ‘7‘ I
3.3) .
‘ .
lot
tilts iii hit wall AfiAthll’liN air
7 . , inasmuch a: the National Commission
hearns suggested to Mochay that he 1, in~answi~r to Frank Navin‘s protest in
“Wk" arrangements “"11 5‘“le 119?"? behalf of Detroit has decided to with-
"“"~aht t” meet 1h" champion andtlien hold the money lanl the matter is dis-
posed of in the courts, any demand
ht“ 00“” 1"“ say When 11“ would T°‘§Yankceli will be at little avail until a
fto await the court's findings is in ac-
to a haunt btllrWt‘t‘n Dempsey and some expressed by JohnSon and his follow.
I HIIIIIIIIImII WI” CINCIXXATI' 0" Oct. 30‘1“!” Yet the local team has not selected
" WWW on m“ hundreds 0f courses tive to the protest filed by the Detroit an opponent. although they have aI
either against President B. B. John- in which it is alleged that the Tigers,
.1. III;I>I'7?I:Il (Wont: Hf". is aiflgtzfl'd' POCKET 'lLLlARDstoig-look, 0n the night of the day tllfi
- itlllt L'f'.lt‘l‘. aiit carries w 1 HS . “—T‘“ . u imatum was issued, they would
JJ‘AI‘Wlt'tlL’t‘ of ”iv game the knack of V9Ct°r Over StOUt‘hPun-‘h Under Tmevclaim the series? If the Tires dltl “-
» , . . .. . . . °°“d=t'°"s- LWhy not the Tigers?
in . .l.-. nil} imparting:r his knowledgei NEW YORK, Oct. 30.——Several pock-i Ever since Darien h' d t l
"- lti litigiils. He should prove a suc— Let billiard experts who will compete in saloons it is reported the? c 0”" “S.
-» . ' 'z t . m . i tourney at ’ . ' ormer 8”
( . in his mil biitli. l'h" national 0113111910“th . loom-keepers are gems to open res-
in -: cutters, though they may noti Kreiiter and Greenlcaf will meet togtllat John Reisler may pick for him in
i , 1, up. son-1r... of a [lt‘Oft‘SSYOIlIlL 'nigllf. These games are played under a fifteen-round bout to a decision, at
,. . . lthc conditions that will prevail in the ,Tulsa Okla. in the near tutu '
-. Hm: i - ,. i . . ' ' “’- 1‘0""
‘ \ ‘ .. . ‘1’ amp," ’ pm" 9” "of“, Philadelphia title contests. lard said last night that he would bar
., . lit.“ .in( then. but Jack Doyle} __._.________.____.-_. lno one. not even Lew Tendler, With
mi. in mi .- (ltscth-l't-d an excep- i TOURS TRAINING QUARTERS. :whom he has had quite a feud, It has
In'
meats," declared the man who is try-i‘Bai-tileld is close to the middleweight;
'lng to coax Jack Denim into a fight. Fllmit, although he is rated as a wetter. '
l“l found Augie Rattler am! Soldierllaoonard twill give away about fifteen}
soars
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Williams Quarterback !
and Captain, Who Keeps J
. Opposing Teams Worried;
Junofmm Bed I
in Morning and .
Drink Hot Water
REFORM INSTITUTIONI
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I When Policeman Lockwood notified
ithe lad’s mother last night that her
3-. -'ll ii;.iili 0n lllf‘ . , - . 7.“. an NO?! | ‘ a ,__v M
W. iW aw“; High and Dry Regarding: War on Johnson—Will hat {Marmot hmfiflfl ‘Ion was found wandering the streets ’l .. . . .
iI .I . . Vii. amt-.4 a Championship Contest Fight for Third Place bum mm. tin Woodman she m... considerably “*8 Pave s Dmpcpsm“ and
'II‘ll‘I“ ‘ I I i surprised. as the last she . . ' -
w,..\.\,,.,.,,.. in illl‘ Money | —-——- . f 1 him he w fi had in ald‘ eat favorite iUUdS .
‘ I m | \,,_ ‘. ML, NE“? YORK. Oct. 30.——Heavywelglit ...—_~....- 1 To see thfl’ healthy bloom in your‘reformatmj, as con ned at “‘9 state without fear :I
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H. m ‘ M: . ”H“ .(IIIiII,I.I.In]O.SS}.I:p boxtnh bout stock took NE\V YORK. Oct. 30:4“,9 lull in . @5300, to 389 your skin 119'. clearer and The superintendent of the state i
‘ , q ._ “. “' "“ l S ump yesterday when Jack'the baseball war that. followod Judge :clearcr. t wake up without a headache whool told The Sentinvl this war t i ~ . . . ,. . . ' I
~ il'. ’.lil|«r‘.l“\ t-z .‘ "-|\' l\i‘.i.i‘.>‘. manager of Dempsey flirted “v - h, . . 1 '. . , nng Stun mech- hlt back \oiii atonr
.~ I I; ma :iwzl‘. from this city in the direction of I en3§39;:st:tl:fila§\mfvhl§n tédlsziallfilm‘i ibackaChcn coated tongue or a mswltha; $2.31.; Off that; ‘lnlftitutlon had 'lt'll is sour 'U id "'LFHY and vou fi-ul'
“I . ;. ., . , , . - .' - 5b ' bee c us or. le 0y since his ;‘ ' “ ‘_ " - ~
\ ‘ m. l 2... HM“ ,. :2: H“. tinnitus)? and canceltlgd iris engagemegt and Huston. owners of the Yankees, .‘ rojagh, in fact to feel your best, day m‘iescape. The first they knew or his bloated after eating or you have 119..
- .. ;i'[l:llllt'll' l‘-'i . ital) :. lttf‘tt :, iii ,1, 6“: prong rsv 0m%rron. I e issued a statement in which they give, ,an “3 0“" 11““ "3 inside bathing ev'flleiniz held in “'oodmont was when : ‘ _\' lumps ol indigestion. pain or head-
. - - . r - "II .- l I - 3 ca 8 _a“ fly y “memJlleir view of the court‘s findings and iary morning tora week. notified b' this news a .' V . . -.
.. ... .,,.... i m «.1. and mm”, )1 t b . l 3 p P”- Th“ sup ache i'l‘ newt nilnri lime Ir instant
" I“'I , I .: p r r 1.11591“? ure $81,115”; f h l {declare they immediately will demand , Before breakfast each day, drink a erintendent communicated with MrI 1. ,1 ’ I I I
‘ if “" " "- ‘-” "“m “ h.“ a] 1 as a 5 {g lay 0) 'ope' n the National Commission pay the ‘glass of real hot water with a teq.ilngereoll of Woodmonth late this tore- : u m" .
_ .. ”unlit-ti “iiiu want to l- C “Pm“? "WWHS‘IO l0 121‘ (3 Map. Yankees the sharp “if the world's our» ‘ ‘ ,non in the effort to detain Bartram} Don’t stay upset? Eat a tablet of
spoonful of limestone phsphate in it as
,a harmless means of washing from the
‘tomach. liver, kidneys and bowels the
before he was sent to South Norwalk. ‘ i’apc c lliapcv.siii and immediately till--
gartrtam I?“ committed l” m“ cm“ indigestion, past-s. acidity and all stow.
no i c ' - a . i _ .
cu I 001 for boys tn May. 1'1““ ‘;i('h distress caused by acidity ends.
, revious davs undiaestlbl , waste sour after he had been convicted jt)!‘ a _ , , _ .
If)“ ‘8' ‘ Ii til i e i ’ ‘_ number of petty thefts. ; I‘apcs llldlltjpsll} table-ii: ale thflt
: '9 nd 0x "5' “S p eons Pg' swan 3 ’ :surwst. Quickest stonlarh l‘Pllt‘Vl‘l‘S in
onto; and purifying the entire almen-l ”1“ world. The cost vci'y little ‘.
44":qu in Tu 8:13——
T
tary canal before putting more food in‘
‘ the stomach. The action of hot .water
Iand limestone phosphate in an emptvf
stmatfll is wonderfully invigoratintI
:It cleans out allIthc sour fermenta-
itlons. gases and acidity and gives one
.0 fine appetite for breakfast.‘
l A quarter pound of linicstonc phos-
phate will cost very little at the di‘u:
Istorc. but is sufficii nt to demonstrate
v. that those who are subject to consti
pation, bilioas attack, acid stomach.
rheumatic twinccs or whose skin
that: stores
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We were fortunate to secure the entire output of a well
known manufacturer of Tubes and we offer the same to the
public at the remarkable reduced prices.
playing 11 a“Big Fot‘u"
B yntonI .
is
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BOXING NOTES. I 0 DA Y “"4 1 """ ‘3
Thc meeting between Young Mike 36x41—2 ............................................ $4.00
Donovan and Knockout Jai‘fe. schedul-
ed to take place at lht Arena Club. of
Jersey (‘ity. next Monday night. has
been postponed and probably will be
held on November 10.
“Kid" Regan, a St. Louis bantamr
weight, won the newspaper decision
over Jack Sharkey. of New York. in an
eight~round bout at the former city
Tuesday night.
The first protessionai boxing show of
the season for the members of the
New York Athletic Club will be held
in the big gymnasium of themlub this
evening. The star bout will bring to-
gether Arthur Donovan, son of the late
MERE!” BUSINESS
Mike Donovan. of New York and Red coulEGE
Allen. of Brooklyn. The bout will be a
six-round afi‘alr at the middleweight .
‘limit of 158 pounds.
i Johnny Griffiths, the Welterweight
.boxec of Akron. Ohio, has agreed to
_mect Ted Lewis in an eight-round bout
{in Jersey (‘ity on November 10.
ICAMBRIDGESHIRE
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Supply Shop
56 RAILROAD avnm
James A. de Rothschild's Five.YearvI
Old Horse, Lightly Weighted, : ..
Scores in Historic Handicap. ;
NEVVMARKET. England. Oct. 30,——
The Cambridgeshire Stakes, a handi-j
cap of one mile and a furious. by sub-‘
‘scrlption of $125 each, $50 forfeit, with
$6,000 added, was run here yesterday.
James A. de Rothschild‘s five-year-old
bay horse Brigand, by Lamberf~Plyte.
carrying 94 pounds. won. Lord D'Aber-
norls’ flvé—yeanold chestnut mare Dia-
dem, by Ordby-Dcnnetta, 124 pounds,
was second, and A. R. Cox’s four-year-x
old boy filly My Dear, by Reppo-Slle~
sin, 128 pounds, was third. Eighteen
horses ran. l
No Home Is Complete Without
an Artistic Floor Lamp
BOTHNER TO REFEREE IN “ADI-I
SON SQUARE GARDEN. ‘
é NEW YORK. Oct. 30.—The appoint-t
:ment of George Bothner as referee of,
.the Lewis-Stecher wrestling match. at
Ithe Garden, next Monday night, was
made last night. The report is 8000}
news to the devotees of that brand of
.aport. for it is a guarantee that thel.
‘men will wrestle strictly on their mer- i
:tta. Bothner has been connected with ;
Jhe mat game for a great many years, i
both as a champion wrestler and a'
referee and promtiter, and never has,
the finger of sqspeclon been pointed at , ..
him. He is a decided asset. to that
39011. ’
The only hold that will be barred is
the titrangle, and, while many twirl
piers claim the Lewis headlock close :'
ly approaches a. strangle hold, it is a r
fact that the pressure is exerted 0111 4
the jaw instead of on the throat. Quito:
naturally, if Lewis puts pres-are on
the throat. Bothner will compel him to: ;
break the hold. ‘ "
LEGION MEN ‘lI
PLAN non ',
cmuon ,
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. The science and ingenuity of the Occident and the skill and genius of
the Orient have combined to produce these works of master-craftsmen.
In spirit and tone the shade is madeto humanize with the beautiful carv-
ing on its base. Let us explain to v‘ou how, easily one of these beautiful
lamns can he acouired and how you can out one in vour home today.
lI Continued iron first Pate
iNor'alk to speak on that occasioni
t Admittance will wobbly be by ticket, 3:
’vhluh will Enigma [nth by!
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