,' harps 1mm
Guise
' g. by the score
“in blanked them.
walking but two.
’ at hali‘until the
in! the Putnams score
.21: On an error. and from then the
es mat hall. sewn:
In the
O'Brien pitch-
17 strikeouts
Menu-hon pitch-
tourth..when he
“was”!
omit-rim No In. 0-0 Bull
Eagles won their eighth victory
. “131:1:qu yesterday. at the Mud
when they defeated the Put-
ot 6 to l.
d their Onlyf
American League.
Q‘s. .
New Xork. 0 ((11 in-
Y
Cleveland, 8;
nings).
Boaton. 7:
Chicago. 5:
Detroit. 6;
St. Louis. 3.
Philadelphia. 0.
Washington. 3.
5 ‘ ' 19 .627
' {or two hits. but no runs. Cleieland . . . . . . . . . l 332
_ wu‘glfkgw new". .Kpri singled. new York ""‘""'f9 2: .3:
lino-u keswas given iuyewhsnjicua— Washington '28 is .5"
l ton mui‘tod his fly. Then Fleury tri- Detroit .. ........... :3 :3 .dfl
‘, ~ 4 so deep left center. scoring both [Boston . ._ ........ . _. . .fi 53 .“1
:9 finer- and he scoring on Chantss' ,flt. Loam . . .. . . . .00 28 :“7
l. . mg Kelly's work at second base ieat- 'Chicago - - . - . . . . . . “1.7 3" “7
‘- m-ed the Putnams’ play. The Put- Philadegmiu .. . .. - .
‘Igo. by the score of
5 ‘ Victory evens up the
sam- defeated the Eagles. two weeks
6 to 5. so this
count. Cinder-
olh caught a line game for the Eagles.
On 'nicsday the Eagles will clash
5 '3 Tim: the Alpines. at tile Mild Flats.
-. ‘ "The Alpincs have two victories over
f
i the Putnnms. 13 to 11 and 11 to 4. so
F“ V. ‘3. Eagles will have to hustle to come
‘ .way with a victory. The battery for
E ‘15. Eagles will he Chantas and Cin-
L 'dsrslla. and. for the Alpincs. Powell
t- not! Muren. The score:
EAGLE A. C.
. all r )1 no a O
.' Kori." .........5 1 1 0 0 0
I - “fl‘bokor. cf ........ 5 1 (l 0 0 0
' l1enry.2h........4 1 1 u o o
i. .. ‘O‘Bricir p . ....... 4 o 1 1 o o
L -Chantoa.ss........4 l 2 1 o 2
‘ Beers. 3h...... ..4 o 1 o 1 o
’9’" Kitchen. rt .. ....3 l l 0 O 0
‘ sander. ll. ........ s o n 7 o 1
M Cinderella. c . ...4 1 i 17 s 0
Totals ......... 36 6 Si 26 4 3
PUTNAM A. C.
an r h no it e
Church, in. .....i (l h :l '.' 2
L-fl Sullivan. 3b ....... 4 0 u I» l .’
lschkindern. if . . . .3 H (v H O 1
Bubnlt. lb ........ 3 h n 7 0 "
.Xelly. 2h . . .3 0 o 3 o o
Parkaton. t-t . . . . . . 2 n n n u .,
Flewwelyn. c ...... ll 0 0 3 0 l
Deflation. p . ..... 2 i 0 u 1 1
”00.”... ......‘J (I 0 U (I 0'
Coates. li ......... 2 u h .r- n 4»
Totals ......... 2h 1 U 15 i 7
~. SCORE HY lNNlNGS
Eagle A C ........... I‘M: 11le (mil—6'
Putnams ........... on! ....r. (mu—-1
llertlml runs—~l-Iliglvs, 3 Till-Irwin»..-
l'lit-—— Flt‘lilv. F‘irst on hulls-“(ill
O'Brio-n. -. 0f! .\lt'.\l;ilmn '.’ Firllt‘k
out—div (l‘llrivn. 17: iv) \lr'llahml. 5.
1.9" ml luau s— [-73th s. 4. Slnlr-n
brim r—t hut-Lia (2). .\ill"l‘."il, iu ii.
Bundnr First on rrrnrav—l-‘ngl-m 4;
plilllillllk‘, l. i'nxsnl lusllls «l‘il \v-
wri;v., I. l'mplres-—.\llllrr illl‘l i’cW~
('ll. R4"'l‘t‘l‘ l1. Mitrhtll '
MA\ I‘ll)“'l~‘.lt .Il'Vltilts '
S‘VJ‘II’ Ml)" N‘Ul Ts
)lnu- I"it'it| Italy at lint. (.1 ttili: l‘ii’~5
tn'n "its.
'len \i:l\iln\u r .lvmlms won tin Il'
lilirvi hilzlli'hi \ll'iilly on 'l‘h'll-MI ~_\ .lt
thi- \\'ll kl lot. wh'll thrx 1" ram :l Ila
Boy 5'1 outs of .\nll'llt‘n by H.- tux.
of 1'1 to T, The gzllm \s'rl- with s
Illlflrlal rnr thr- Mnytlmw is that it “.Is
cull-d .lt the (‘llli of ill! mull iv-mnl. ;
O'l'lllI-n pill‘lll-vl .’l gmni L'ulll‘.‘ in! th-
Mii}ll’.l“t'l'3, and 'l‘il‘u ii til'l Yin ~.l:l.v-~
for ill. Hulllis. although in tum mu.
cordul no support. ”it Scullln “inkling
~. ‘ thirtun errms. tl'lirlv n lv «l Ill: ..t-
tack on Tin-ll with i.
80 his crrdlt. 'l‘hc 94m
BUY FCUL’TH til“
.\.\il-Zl:lt'.\.
all» r il l'” .l o
Young‘s, as ........ 'r 2 U 2 1 2
Tuilllmlgt'. if .. . . . . - ’3 h 'r -v i
nt'f'rfl. ( vflb ., 3 l l 4 ll 1
Farr. liu . ..... L: H I ti ll 3-
M’nilll. .‘l. . . .2 n (l 3 0 l
ltunl :11]. 3|th- . 2 1 1 z: 2 1
'Vi'lll Cm \trfing. l! . .l 0 0 0 4' :2
Daytorl_ tr ..... . . .2 n l l h H
’rlil‘ll. p .3 l 0 ll "J J.
Deiiz, i-r .......... 4 o o o «v n '
Total-4 ......22 7 518 5 l3
4 MA Yl~‘l.()\r\'l'2lt Jl'NlOltR
uh r ll [IO U. o
Cunningham, 3h .. .5 l l u 0 2
Miilcilt ion. 0 ...... L: 4 2 8 2 1
Ericimll. Ml ........ 4 2 3 1 4 0
Itlchu rdn. 2b . . . . . .5 3 l 0 L.‘ 1
O'Brien. [1 .. . . . . .4 4 4 0 0 0
Nathan. ei ..... . . .4 (I l 0 0 0
Thomas. lb ....... 4 v" 3 ll 0 1
.. . MOrton. it .......3 n o o o 2
‘ Waterbury, rt ..... 3 2 0 (l 0 0
“(all ......... 34 16 15 20 7
. SCORE BY lNNINGB.
Mayflowers ............. 316 oil-16.
Boy Scouts
ill" i\\u~l:;:l,l,v u.
rt‘i
Earned runs—Mayflower; lo;
'oouts. 2.
Games My.
Detroit at New York.
Chicago at Boston.
St. Louis at Philadelphia.
Cleveland at Washington.
- . ._.._....
t
Yates-day's (in-Q
Cincinnati. 3: New York. 1.
St. Louis. 8: Brooklyn. 3.
Boston. 4: Pittsburgh. 1.
Philadelphia—Chicago game was
pootponed on secount of rain.
Standing oi the (his.
_ Won. last. 2.6
Pittsburgh .......... 32 16 .667
New York ..........32 17 .653
St.l.ouis...........'.‘4 2: .522
lloston ......... ...24 23 .5”
llrooklyn ..25 27 .45)
(‘hicngo ..19 '35 .452
(‘inrlllllnli .l9 al .380
Philadelphia . .. ..16 ‘ 30 .31!
m ’— ' It‘ll
Games My. “a. .0
New York at St. Louis.
llrooltlyn in Cincinnati.
llnston :it t‘hit‘nnl).
i'iJitidi‘w tit Pittsburgh.
International League.
Yesterday's Insults.
Nv-u'ark, 7; Jt'lhi‘) ('lt)‘. 5.
Buffalo. 6; lion'lwstt‘r, 4.
S‘rralcum‘. 4: Toronto. 3.
ilnltlnioro 9: “adding. 4.
Standing at the Club.
Won. Lost. BC.
linltimme 27 ' it) .137
llllt‘fdll) 'fl 2" .592
HM‘lH hit‘r ...... 3‘ 2: . 3':
Newark ............ 25 25 .50-1
.l-lht I'll} ..... J.‘ 237 .4‘9
'l'onmtn .......2'.‘ 27 .009
S\'l.vt Il-Iu ...... 19 ‘27 .4l3
H-mlmg ..... ......li 3H .292
Games My.
.\'o Wnrk at J: r-c-y ('lty.
Toronto at H)l‘lt’ll!"‘.
Hum-lo alt lillt‘llfl‘l' r.
it: .ldillg nt l‘mltimort'
Eastern League.
Yesterday's Results.
lirnlg. port. 4; liartfoul '.' (is in-
liillg“l.
“form‘s-n r (a; .\|ll:lll\. 7.
New ii-ut‘il. lu-‘J; Hprlngacld. 7-6.
l'illsli' ilL 5'; \Vutt-rllury. 8.
Standing 0! the Club.
Won. Lost. P. C.
‘.\'nrr‘tster ..........:.’- in .GSK
iiiil’lrtlr'i ........... 25 if: . .‘5
illitlm port ......... '2 if; .595
\‘I w Haven .33 17 .575
l'illfllbl‘i'l ..........".3 in .5‘."
Splillgt‘u it] .......... I9 22 .463
\Vliii-llltlly .......... l4 2‘; ‘ .350
.\”/1tll)' ............. in 32 .288
—
Games Today.
Springfield at Hartford.
New lieLVCll at I‘ittstirid.
Albany at Worcester.
il'idut'DOl‘i lit Waterbury.
m ASWON.
Columbus. 6; Kansas City. 4.
Milwaukee. 5; Toledo_ 4.
Indianapolis. ' St. Poul. ‘.
L0uls\'illc, 5; Mlnnenpolis. 4.
SOUTHERN ssoocunox.
Mot-lie. 6: Chattanooga. 4. ‘
New Orleans. 4; Atlanta. 1.
lllrmlughzim. 10; Little Rock, 5.
Memphis. 12; Nashville. 3.
COLLEGE Gm YESTERDAY.
Holy Cross. 16: Syracuse. 7.
Fordham, 4: St. Michael's. l.
Lafayette. it: Penn. 2.
West Virginia. 16: Washington and
..u...211 130.. 1 Jefferson. :3.
————————__
Boy
“0-“... TING—O'Brien .‘IAYI’WWEI‘S AGALVST AOOBNS.
(4). Nathan. First on balls—Oi!
. O'Brien, 2; Oil-Tyre“. 2_ Struck out The fast Mayflower: will line up
.. ..., -—By O'HPIQD. 83 by “If", g. n“ by against the fast Acorns. 0‘ End“?-
m .~:'itcher~—By 'l‘yrell.
O'Brien, Young (2).
a—Mafllowcrs, I: Boy
Dim—Milton.
the minutes.
Middleton; by port. Sunday atternoon. on the Wicke
First on errors lot at 2 o'clock (standard time).
Scouts. 4'. Uln-
, "..
>- crew
":3
The New Canaans
Ills—3‘:
inch
NE“? OANAANS VS. I.VOE C. ,
and the local
. pm. on the Basis:- Grouads. and
.i vond. by a large
’0
FALL
m. witi the Racers.
ulcd tor this si‘ternoos with that
team. Rain. may cause a post.
moot. at this sans. howsvcre _
cranium“,
lion. June 10.—
A our» sun. is expected. The New
fl detected the
rat weeks ago,“ the
Lockwéods.
Rotoa Point
score. . VA going
oi Columbus, win ,clash Joe.
The
Mayflowers greatly
have been
Time—0n. no“, In(strengthened with several new play-
era: C. F. Buschbaum. L. Buschbaum.
Bardos. Babe Hill. 8. Ireland, H. Ire~
wis defeated by the muons, lost Sun-
Sunday the Mayflowers were defeated
by the fast Riversides by the score of
11-0. Tut-junday the Mayflowors ex.
peat to wine out the defeat. On the
19th. the liayfiowen will play the
Bogssh Venice A. c. at the Wicks lot.
Rm W mu
‘ ‘ UN.
-——- ' I
"39.31!" Ruth. tile King of 87st-
«aye-tom cracked out
L V R
.“gnnlo‘. an
‘ weight champion.
1}. Warm. Kcsmick. Garfield. NW3
land. 13160111un The Acorn team‘
day. by. the score of tour‘ to fire. last i
.1 ,
m- an.
'iscd
Wrath:
old in: rted horse. took. yesterday
Three years Em???“
%&ޣ%d . over
e whirlwind.
In the , dlcap. 48¢;va
te n ‘te ed flnyo' , lujs
“filigre- ' tin)” . n..-
' g. He‘ran tlis disQnes in 1 min-
ute and 4! seconds a tin. of a second
aster than the wonder horse- did in
his memorable race against John P.
Grier in the Dryer Stakes at Aque-
duct last. season. ,
0'0? asave
RING A! mm
—
NEW YORK Juno lL—Joc '11le
and Chsrlcy Pitts sleet at am
Field today in a twelve-round boat.
and let it be said that the winner of
the bout. might very well be "1‘5". as
a possible opponent o! Benny‘beon-
ard.
Tiplits. who has done a m or splem
did fighting around Philadelphia. "is
making his first appearance hi his
home town since boxing came back to
New York State. "Though he began
his lighting career in Brooklyn it be.
came necessary for him to secure a
permit to cut! and clout in these parts
Tipiits has fought the best or them.
and includes Rocky Kansas in his list
or early victories in Philadelnhh.
Pitts had his chance with Leonard.
and gave the champion a great We.
Kid William the former bant'am-
ls hooked to box
Frankie Edwards twelve rounds.
Williams has polished of! his last (our
opponents before the time limit. Time
was when Williams was rated the best
man or the weight since McGovern’s
time.
SI‘ORTI'NH BLOOD MAY “TN
BELMONT.
NEW YORK. June ii.-.\'ow comes
the Belmont Stakes. the oldest fixture
for three-)‘car-olds in the history or
the American turf. in test at one mile
and three turlongs. and it promises to
be it horse race from start to finish.
it will be run at Belmont Purl: be-
fore in big halt-holiday crowd thin
'art.-rlmon_ and tour horses have been
ll-llnt-d over night as probable start-
ers 7- b-onnrdo 1d. winner 0! the
“'lthers a few days ago. which will
hn\r Andy Sclluttinger in the ssddle:
Ori)i.l1$. for which Rom Hildreth
laid 860.00" last fall, with Esrl Bands
up; Sporting Blood. which is fancied
by many to win. with Clarence Kinn-
nier in the saddle. and Que-cm;
which will be handled by Frank
Kcosh.
Spelling lllnod. :1 horse bred to In
a distance worked one mile and.
quarter owr the “mining trnclt On
Thursday in tho- sensational time 0!
LNG i '. ll- is ulmnst sure to La- run.
ning strongly when the others begin
to ham: and this is the basis on which
lit is [oi-.kml to “in.
"1.0034121! GIRLS “'IlJl
Ilia. BIG ATTRACTION
Tin Nl-luuik llum uil play the In.
mous New York Bloomer Girls. to-
morrow ntlrrnoon. on the Malone
".lt‘itl. Thin nine in the holder 0! the
turn lil' u'll:lnlpi0nehin n! the wnrlvl in
has. lull. and an nl\\.l)s hotly to do»
(end tluil rlninl amongst utrl trams.
and are also playing nil the lrsiviinir
main in mi pit) trains The liloomrr
(Ellis. lust )l'dl'. lunch-d o‘er 3.3m"
Milli". :llltl li.’i\r alien): put up it fine
i \lllinilluil
the Print month. mcr 21mm witnessed
the games.
As this in the only visit in this nec—
timl n n-eord-hrenking crowd is ex-
ported.
.\ prrliminary mime, between the
“'hitt- liugies find the South End!
will also take place.
(KH.D.\TI'ZI.\' smrs Hl'lifllis
IN Till-2 T‘Vl-IIJ’TIl [HWfXD
Ni-Z\V YORK. June l!.~—.\lw Gold-
stain last night knocked out llohlly
Hughes. of New (lrlrnnlt in the
twelfth round at their bout in the
Steeplechase A.
Beach.
nenl in the sixth round but was tilin-
llii- to finish him until the final stanza.
In a trll-round contest Joe Mooney.
of the “test Hide. and Red McDonald.
of Greenwich Village. boxed a draw.
The judge» dlmgrced in this contest.
and Williamson. the referee. decided
it drew.
mmnnco
mm
A“ or Ital-kaway
nouns
DUNDEE OU‘I'POIN'I‘B
mum, IN 80810:!
BOSTON, June ll.—-—Johnny Dun-
dee. or New York. won a referee's de-
cision Over K. O. Chaney, or Bolt].
more. inn ten-round bout here. last
night. He outclassed his opponeatin}
vseven rounds. Chaney fouled Dundee
in the third round but the latter rs-
iused to quit and the bout continued.-
Chaney showed a flash or real term
in the tenth and hooked his hit to
Dundee’s jaw, flooring him. Richds
and lefta followed ind m the to.
win. but he nisnaged to weather the
. i
storm. ,
“UR?“ W ”m.
1";
...»—
lli tun games. played in Ilnltimnro’
(loi-lstr-tn ”09'“! h“ OPPO- iwhcthcr professionally or in other \-0- g: -
won moss-l
DASH Will Nillilfi ,
lN SEARBilfii flll
LONDON. June il.-~Lord Lever-
hulmr. one of Great Britain's largest
manufacturers. asaerts‘that more pro~
pie shorten their linrs by dowdltng in
England than by hustling. He is a
living proof that hustling promotes
hint old lute. “t has always led the
strenuous life. and. at 7”. is still SO~
lug strong.
ilc preside-d .ll the annual meeting
of the llrillsh industrial Surely l-‘lt‘st
Association 1hr utlu r day. In his ad-
H. R. Nash
98 North Main St. South Norwailt 11 Wall St.
.8.
~
trill-13m I)!" WAN CANAIZI)
- GOOD“.
canned lo‘ods len in France [-3
American alloy and now being sold to
the public in providing a boon to the
Prom-h (housewife.
She is now able lo go to her usual
(rum ry store and buy canned goods—-
t‘Mll) conned in America. and con-
minim; inlwls in real l-Inglish~vat a
cheaper than the some \uril‘ty
tood mun-«l by the French.
String beam. Salmon. tuna
corned bowl. potted hunt.
the American army left behind
com to the lv‘renrh government.
Many of the-so. things. purl: .ln"
known to the French until the Am: ri-
dresfl. he illow large!) upon his Amer-
icnn experience. Stem had been taken
their. he Mill. to noel rtnln whether it
was the hustling, hustling
man who was suppoan d to shorten his
days. or the man who crawled and
dtl“l.iit‘d 'tlllousli lite.
lle declnnd there were men in the
I'llit4-d States today 01' Ml. 90 and he'-
twevn 90 and lid) years of age who
“ere till“ in good health and actively
engaged in business. whereas m. n
who had rclit‘rd early from business
had «twill uni thrir liu-s thereby.
He thought the crawl oi the dotted-
;lcr Wits largely instrumental in short-
,enil'z the tin:- or individuals in (in-at
‘Rritoin— that the man n lnnn worked. 3
l
cations. the more he would conserve
his life and strength. and the lite and '-
commcrre or thencountry. '
—
NHZAMI-ZR (‘HAle IN PORT.
ST. JOHN‘S. N. R. June lO.-—Tho
American freight steamer CharloL;
Ituurlntt from the etiects ot a colii-i
lion with an iceberg. yesterday, reach- .
ed this port today. Captain Albert'
‘m- Inm Ricca and his crew had made a hard
Player. Club. .0. AB. R. 8. re. flight through the night to stay afloat. .
Hellman. Del. ..44 199 is 87 .487‘ '
Speaker. Cle\-e..42 155 42 55 _‘x’ ROME. June‘llr-The Roman poo-l
Billet. St, L. , _ .43 "7 so 73 ‘07 pie will soon enjoy a pleasure of the
Cobb. net ...... 54 228 57 so 39‘ Laura. The seashore is to babrouaht 2
Williams, St. 11.43 133 3‘ 70 .876 so near the city that a Roman can
I“ F... glive on the seashore and commute to
Player. Club. .0. B. It. 8. POURN'W'
Barnaby. 8t.‘L..jG 177 89 75 .626 A new electric ropid transit line he-
Mollenry. St. L.“ no, I: n 'J.) tween Roma and Auto. where Nero
Grimes. cm. . . .44 m 34 so .see but his «ashore value.- “a ”on be
Pournicr. St. L.“ 16! Is 58 .sso met in operation. The journey is ex-
Johnston. Him. .5: 207 41 74 .353 pected to take but {5 minutes. while
trains will; be run every half hour.
The undertaking will be eaected by
.eleotritytng the present staos railroad.
which runs to Am. >
m
'10 Box FOB M'FUND.
NEW YORK. June 11.—Jin'i Colt-Y.
On..Roscosimon- Giant-viii set into
action against Pot Bugatti: icon!
heavyweight .at the Oomoumhs
manna“. June 18.. in sit-o! the
Irish Rem Fund. like
and Jankucxsyauw_ _ ra
ten-round borin‘as-m‘fus.f , his
nears od' Vie “an“. 0.
Johnny ‘ u: snark-mu» ’ot Iro-
land. will sxc
«in rat-si- or mm:
~‘ ‘ Engines"
.‘W
Room
its. units use to. -
on "r
l
business average
i
l
i
Llhat they were beaten with a
: .lnschinski‘.
baccar- -
can ulmy clinic to l-‘ranec. All are
products or the best known American
{packers and ii is striking Hill! the
Frt'llch houscw i fr rm 3. a
American vnnnmg methods are better
:thnn the French.
SCHOOL 'l'l-mCIll‘IRS Sl‘lfil).
T‘OltlthG’l‘ON. June lit—Claimhw
strap.
Carl and Anna
their father.
suit against
two school children.
through
'JUIttlAV. have brought
=L3'dili .‘l. Rockwell, prilleual of. and
Louise Johnson. Elizabeth C-trnv)’. A.
A. \‘sluesek and Miss Conrail. trach-
crs ill. the llurwinton Corner school
house. The suits are brought sepa-
‘5. .
.....- fir
The Palace Rooter-y
PALACE return: sLoo.
Women's titres scam, full tech.
toned hose, puts silk. all
colors ., 31.75
Women's white husk sport ox-
- lords. with Noelle solos and
rubber hosts .............. to.“
Women's Mahogany loll Strap
Oxford with Noelle solos. and
rubber hosts
Man's “hogan, Gall Oxford.
French last with Goodyear
rubber heels $4.95
lion's and Ion Athletic sols.
mach......$2.aou$3.ss
Y
It You Valus Your Dollars
Meat.
The Palace. Bootery
Satisfaction Guaranteed or Money
4.
. . .
Am:
' D
I .s
s
r‘IFor houses 'whoeeWEtEriors are so
arranged that a full and free circula-
fion can be had Ween the two stories
and the various radius on each floor the
one-pipe furnace is the least expensive
'and most economical form of heating
‘ apparatus made.
\r'l‘lle installation costs less than a
I 'i‘ully piped furnace, and very much less
than that of the hotarater or steam
heating plautis. r
o
The simplicity of this apparatus is
manifest and in operation easily un-
derstood. ’ ‘ . .
The Comet- Furnace is thoroughly
well made, and is not a cheap, slightly-
built alfair uiade only local]; it is made
to do a great amount of heating and to
last. as long as any other turnsce under
similar git-cunning.” ~
PARIR June ll.—-The vast stock of : "gnatly
. .s.
4\
l
M. Betts.
Norwaik
lately. each plaintiff claiming.- 81w 1
Roth children nurse llllel lhry “tl‘k':
thinned" by the beatings i
the 3 “Hitch the )— rv-ecn- -l; and ill. bo)’ ul— :
logen furlhir that his clmllls wire ,
torn from him.
prim.- which is sometimes 300 per cent.“
or :
flash. :
(‘Olill-lll;l- .
tions or \'(“-'iiildl'fl and meat or \‘at‘i-I
oils ~kinda and many others an» nnwl
obtainable from the stock or things!
and -
beam. for instance. vet-re \irtalullv \lllc:
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Radiators
Repaired
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It Will Cost
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