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- tic City—Boxer Overrull;
t3 . es Jack—Titleholder Re-
; , poled to Be Irritated by
Talk Rezording Sistine
.. Charge
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5 NEW YORK. July 9.—Reports
have been in circulation for some time
' past that Jack Dempsey and his man-
Jack Kearns. would dissolve
business relations immediately after
the bout with Carpentler. Kearns has
sm‘lllngly denied the rumor. and
Dempsey has been non-commital.
The fact of Dempsey moving west-
ward and leaving his manager in this
city started a fresh crop of gossip
anent the relations of Dempsey and
learns. and as the contract binding
the men expired last week and has not
been renewed. the matter took on a
Ilgnificant aspect.
Dempsey yesterday took Issue with
Ms manager over the color line. de-
ohring that he would never fight a
. negro. The champion also reversed
the action of Kearns in the matter of
" the payment of 8100 to Carrie Barrett.
(he housekeeper at. the Atlantic City
‘ imining quarters.
On top of these incidents came the.
Onnounccmcnt from Atlantic City laat
. llight to the elYect that Edward 1..
.—Bnder. mayor of the city by the sea.
had been asked by Dempsey to become.
1 his manager Mayor Bader. who is
. an enthusiast on boxing and who was
on very familiar terms with Dempsey
‘ while the latu-r was training. did not
deny the report. but merely declined
i 10 discuss it. The mayor said:
. “l have heard the report. You had
better ltf‘ Dempsey. Thllt is all I
know about the matter."
Mayor Nader's term expires short-
ly. and it is said he will not seek a re-
election
Among the sporting element in At-
- lantlc City. it is declared that Kearns
and Dempsey officially parted com-
pany previous to the Jersey City bout.
Kearns is still in this city. but ur-
forts to reach him last night were un-
Successful.
it has been a matter of gossip for
several months that [temps-w held
Kexlrna responsibil- for criticism in
connection with the. charge of slacker-
ism. According to the rl-port Demp—
.sey wanted to enlist ill the Marines.
~' but was dissuaded by Kearns. who
wanted to keep I): nlpsey in tin ring.
In the attempt to make it :lppe..r tll'lt
Dempsey was doing something to help
-I~ in the war he “nun pllntogt'npht'li ln
the working clothes of a shipylrd cm-
. ploye His costume consisted of :t
final-4y cap. overalls and p ltt'lil lv .ltllcr
'- CW8 with suede tops.
'l‘ht-n tillliP tilt tll.ll lll (‘lliil'urniu on
a charge of trading the draft. and
while the champion was acquitted it
is soul that the case cost Klal'l‘s and
Ikmthy close to Simulwu.
Finr- that time lie-lllpsl-y has int-n
anhjr-clul tn ~il:lrp criticism from
Amel'lcnll Legion posts throughout
.the (nullity and he llns writllcd under
.‘ the (‘llitlL’tZS and. accusations.
He is "lid to halt nursed his Wrath
for some time [last .llwl that he linally
served notice on Kcarns that their
contract would not be renewed.
Mayor llader admitted that hemp-
‘1?) had acted on a plan of battle in
Jersey City that llmllr had mapped
out.
"Dempsey heard me in silt-nee while
I uvlt'ntdcd my plan." said the mayor.
"and he followed tltut program until
his own intuition and unexpected dc-
velopments that accrued during the
tlght convinced him that a ”change
was tleslrable. I met Dempsey by up-
pointment next day in New York. and
" we had a lengthy conversation. but at.
;- that. time the thought of becoming
, Jack's manager never- vntt‘rvd my
mind. “film he had in mind ] don't
know."
_ Evidence that Dempsey and Rearnu
.. are not in entire accord as to the fu-
ture plans of the champion have ac-
, cumulatcd. Shortly before the battle
of Boyle's Thirty Acres Kearns made
' announcement that Dempsey would
meet any challenger. provided the
.6 public demanded the match. Kearn-
ndded that there did not seem to be a
demand for a Dempsey-Wills or Demp-
sey-Johnson match. but that the
champion would have no objection to
meeting either of the negro boxers if
. the proper inducements were offered.
In substance. Kearns raid that Demp—
on did not draw the color line.
Champion Draws Color L'nc.
When Dempsey. who is on his way
to Salt Lake City. reached Omaha.
yesterday. he proceeded to emphati-
pally d'raw the color line.
"I will never fight a colored man "
fl Daupsey said. "There is nothing to
fihtaik of me merting Jack Johnson.
tam confident the public don‘t mnt
b—i‘ig‘ht. and while 1 will govern my-
,
. A" ' Q]! to a large extent according to the
“bile wishes. i can't
5*" to light Johnson
. 6 man.
"I will meet any one else
picks for me. Gibbona, I un-
” - no.. is a good man. although I
he never seen him work. As I have
1““ the color line, I am free to say
*3. I thinl Barry Wills is a great
“flier/who will whip the very hot
‘.1-II. Astor Vim. I'll mills
' tin—and lick m too."
see my way
or any other
' than “on May to ‘10 Walton-leer
her services as general manager" anal
hylli'syoeleler o‘Aflanvmt-lper in buyino' tools and urea-rte:
“in! d.
' ,lbop
“My also fails to summits,“ Maud
wart-Mat.
mtmmutloo'mm.m-m about...
r“, Game Bum r lawman-QM-
~ AWQWWW clsm- a-ooo no." Manhattan
W'mrfo' “7’ tor-om out.
130-” Way (over outsell-no.
o. telegram to Atlantic City onl- some. and
M
'rett‘. whom he employed during, his
training here. The mm all that
if it were truo‘thatshe hm given
only $100 by his manager’he would
pay any reasonable balance that might
ialmed.
bong". Barrett alleges in her paiuou
[managing the 'work in the kitchen.
keeping house in good order and dc-
ing other things to enable those living
therein to be comfortable."
She also states that her services
were worth '60 a week and me has
received but 8100 for her time and
labor.
y Denies Bevan-l.
CHEYENNE. Wyo.. July 9.—Jack
lDempsey emphatically denied reports
loriginating in Atlantic City that May-
’or Edward Bader. of Atlantic City.
[would supplant Jack Km as his
manager. Dempsey was seen here last
night en route to his home in Salt
Lake. City.
. "Jack Kearns will be my manager
'as long as I am a fighter." the cham-
lpion said. "He was my manager when
’l was fighting my way to the top. If I
Ihave my way he will make every en-
'gugement of my career."
‘ Dempsey was unable to account for
the report that Mayor Bader would
Epilot his future destinies in the ring.
“Mayor liader is a fine fellow and_a
fine sportsman. but as for my manager.
and Dempsey shrugged his
shoulders.
! Report:- that he had been sued by
'his housekeeper for 8400. the differ-
ence alleged due between five hundred
.dollars promised for her services and
.'one hundred dollars paid by Kearns.
Iwas denied by Dempsey. He said that
lKearna had paid all bills and has re—
:ccipts to show for them.
t
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for $600 wages instituted by Mrs. Bar-
inwrolx..........4c- a
Washington ........48 8"
Writ .............40 at
"Boston .,...........8{ ‘0
aunts~...........ss “-
Chicago ...........:.81 fl
muddflb........30' fl
M In.
New Ibr- attempt-o.
Booms-at Donut.
Phlibd'eipma! atz (Iceland.
Washilluou at Bi. Lot‘s.
1“: (inc.
New: York. .1: Chicago. 03
Pittsburgh. 5; Brooklyn. 8.
Boston. 5: Cincinnati. 0.
Philadelphia. 9; ”Louis. 4.
*’
Marthe (lluha.
Won. Loot.
Pittsburgh —..........51 25
New York .......... 45 28
Boston . . . ........ . .40 32
St. Louis ....... . . 89 so
Brooklyn...........3| 87
Chicago ............ 8: u
Cincinmti .........27 47
Philadelphia . . 21 5h
. Gm
Chicago at New York.
Plttsbu'igll at Brooklyn.
Cincinnati at Boston.
St. Louis at. Philadelphia.
My“. Mo.
Syracuse. 7: Newark. 8.
Rochester. 9: Baltimore. 5.
postponed on account of rain.
Other teams not scheduled.
Standing of tho Quin.
Won. Loot.
' Baltimore .......... til 17
ltlft‘alo ............. i7 83
Rochester .......... H 37
I Nor-walk will save its first open air Toronto . ....... 88 88
il>0\ing exhibition in several years. on Newark ............ 36 44
lhlonday night. July 25. when "lllld" Jersey City .. ....... 84 42
-\Vrafer. Norwalk'n pride. will battle Syracuse ........... 33 fl
Iwith L barley i’inrce. This announce-4 Reading .. . . . . . . .21 57
ment’ was made this morning by
"'Spot” llllgon and “Jack" Jassil. who
are to stage the exhibition.
i The lights will Iu- held at the mix-
'ter Grounds. “‘lli ro u large arena will
he construct-d to hold the crowd that
is expected to turn out to see the
Wenrer and Pierce tight. \Vork on
the arena “'lll begin at once.
The \Yt'llfor-Plt'l‘Cfl bout will go ttm
'roumlsl, .lccolding to present plans.
and <llt)?lltl he a good bout. The boys
hm.- mrt on two previous occaslo'ns'.
‘VVealJ-r gained the decision once and
l‘ielcu once. The coming bout will be
'i all-(‘idlnn‘ one. ‘
ln :l'lllllltlll to the main bout. there
Will ive thrv-r- otllo-rs———one eight roundl-
and two six rounds. The selections
hau‘ not llcr-n lltadr yet for the pre-
liminaries. .
Mayor Jelé miah Donovan. it is Skid.
i.:l:~' promised to issue a permit for the
holding of the boxing exhibitions. it
is with this assurance that the pro-
moters have gone ahead and arranged
tor the lights.
JMW
HUTHFPKLSIIN
l.l~;AV'F.N\V0liTH. Kan.. July 9.—
Jack Johnso'n. former heavyweight
champion pllgillst. was to walk from
the Federal penitentiary here today.
after serving )0 months for violating
the \Vhite Slave act. His sentence
read one year. but he was given "good
time" for not being a troublesome
prisoner. A line of 81,000, which had
to be paid before he could he released
today. was paid yesterday.
Lucile Cameron Johnson. wife of
the former champion. arrived yester-
day trom Chicago to be with him upon
his release.
Johnson has received many tele-
grams. some containing tight offers in
the past few days.
Johnson is scheduled to speak at a
chruch benefit tonight. He plans to
|leave here Sunday morning.
' “——
EGYPI'IAN CHAMPION
MENACES LEONARD
PARIS. July 9.—-Bdward Sonaya.
champion lightweight boxer of Egypt.
[has arrived in Paris and expects to
lkave for America soon to challenge
:llcnny Leonard for the world's licllt-
weight boxing title for a side lnl or
310,0“0.
During the war Sonaya served as
lan officer of the English almy. He
:WO" ”1“ EKFDtian title at ('airo last
tspring by defeating Gabriel Scllwan.
1119 title holder. in tiftecn rounds.
-—-——________
BELL AND (‘Oi‘HRAN FOR
DETROIT .umnlcnlvs
COLUMBIA. l‘u.. July 9.—Lest.er
Bell. shortstop. and David Cocklin.
catcher. of the Columbia Noose booe-
ball club. a «ml-mm aggroe
gallon. have been mad I?! the Dean
troit. Americana. it was anuuu‘nced’w
I
7.
John P. West. an m we
Tumgammmaflo.
' Maw-pauses.
[numb-w. m
canine. rut-o.
I'
(lo-es My.
Newark at l-fi'raouse.
Jersey City at Toronto.
Baltimore at Rex-hater.
Reading at nuttnlo.
Eastemloagne.
You” Rule.
Bridgeport. 4: Waterbury. 3.
Springfield. 4‘: Hartford. 2.
Albany. 3; New Haven. 1.
l’tttsfloid. 7: “force-Aer. 6.
Standingofttlcflnhs.
Little
grounds.
Rock-At lullta garlic.
TEN LEADING BATTERS
American League.
Player. Club. G. AB. R. H.
Hellman. Det...7:’~ 3M 07 128
Speaker. Cl.-w-._M :53 a: 10:2
Cobb. Det ...... 67 .‘SZ 71 ill
Ruth. N. Y ..... 75 239 R4 {19
Tollill. St. 1.....77 34] 7] 125
National league.
Player. Club. G. AB. R. H.
Hornslly. St. l...75 293 61 126
Nicholson. ”03.43 1‘5 26 58
Clulsc. Hos. . . ..39 12'! 30 47
Young. N. Y...6:: 2th 4?. 76
)leusel. l‘hll. . ..7‘_‘ :96 53 too
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NIIKS. RAYMOND AND um
Ni-ZW’ CANAAN. Conn, July.
Mrs. Edward w. Ramona;
Connecticut State
on the courts of a!
New Canaan. M JIM-
won the m it
you.” in the lean-anal.
mm m m
'{r
”outfielder and a yam t
at the University of lie
Niko-inane.
International. league.
The Jersey City-Toronto game was
IN THE MAJOR LEA‘ GEES
“Til/[‘2 “'15 mm. um
er. reached the semi-Mtoufo‘th'e ?
with the no at mm It. Netty. h" We no' acorn William
Thy-m ,
Min Ceres his: old “.mml‘m- Rule, Gibbon! w. it“
Hopper. lotto ”by the www.mmy as he leer tor 0-K mum.
gem of GI. 61!. after disposing of to Join Gibbons. who is tillage. vat
In. “tinting and m- )Iam- cation there.
a. a——, W
DETROIT. July (—1“ MI. WHO-(m
u
Oiyl'npuid. to be field‘
owed by W B. Barefoot. Cambridge.
a“ lad" defeated one or the most
col Education.
l i
Jmhav. midpoint! in £5 0" “1°" int-don. '13?th an.“ has in 2mm, and the second‘ in"
J“ “VINE Tri- tmefled 1'“ “m“ Royal 5. Blues will operate a loan! “’3‘" "mm" “'"y' The I” an“- .“fl‘TiKQ‘nl‘ weli‘m': titansv‘
.500 mark from .4031 week are t0 .415. route in ”own"; Carleton I...Wot- tor of the and heat was paced in 2! aorta! on‘ 4110‘ .‘mn for-aim?“-
.l” while Hoilmamnflered a slump, nod: on '1“ run ‘ bus ‘ I II I f I second-hue a be m “I m g and ran ng on (its,
.4” now is batting'AOO. “damnat- womanly, u!— u . ‘ n " e r ‘ l N
.413 Babe Ruth has advanced’t':falrt'*or “a name mommm littlo‘ date but that in. time mass m: fig‘mnéfincqu‘
.405 padlionkbchintfln' Cobb. vb mm havebcuum. The time forth. ‘-
two miles not only is the fastest poc’ed
but also beats that of the trottero for
the season. _
Single’G. sold for 82001: a 8280
auction putt. ml! Baler was fl’w
only other We. ' ’
:Biuck Burns took the oecoud divi—
rio- ottfio In» class paoeilrotruglt"
m
menus meme mm.
clown: .194 mm he mm“ “t The following were denied. the
“of the tune mun 0? ”I“ m tomato-ton d'eclfll’ng‘ um men- can-
Ruth is hitting Jtt HEM“ m" alums-do. scum: nu: any
three homorantmlnrmfl‘u“ public- nose-dry ores-neutrino
and brousht hit-trill“ 31"" Ruth George Gledurai. mart. local
plea loan-avian the best run utter ‘“ rout...
kilo Johnson, circuit. haunt ”a“! 3" Frank P. Avignone. Stamford. pro-
m“. u m {w 8. Coal of 22‘ m mm “to"! in We,
cell. which. besides hil four NY Amado-'11". (Sammy. Not-nun pro.
knocks. include :3 double. and seven DOM route but!» Norwam tolWlltou.
triplet: ‘ ,’ Ralph Goran. manifold; loci.
Gem-ire Sister; the 3:: Louis star. Clinton E: modem. New Haven. *
unwmothubueto his string and '3 from New Haven to Milan.
shown the way to the base stealer- One at thus lines parallels no trot-
with ‘16 thefts: ‘ ley but the Dunbar-y branch of the
Other leading. batters: Stolen St. New mm my my». 1. infre-
Lclfll. .3642 Williams. St. Louis. .361: quent Moe to Wilton by railroad.
with~ him. So
warming yesterday.
The that Mowers will play the
Wiunlpam “this city. at the Wiche
lot. tomomw afternoon. the game
starting“ 1:80 o'clock sharp (D. '11).
72 this year.
ac. Tobin. St. Louis. .360: Vouch. Detrd‘v especially at certain seasons. We the Nationais by a. score of 18 to lo. ”"5 Cm“ d 20mm: :5.an “(13:11“ Jinx:
-°" .3": Severeld. St. Louis. .357: a. Col- trolley does not pent-nu. beyorld me Next sonar- rune will be all-inf em mom. 0... mm..."
-“‘ lino. Chicago. .351. Wk limits in thil direction. pounced later. and mu be between lwho Kg", been recovering from h .rgkr'
4““ Thoveteran. George Cut-film 0' "'0 _Wmon is nine milou from Not-walk either the Shamrocks. of Bridgeport; ‘en um ‘
' 1° “Met. onion?! a treat week '1“! the along month an.- lalul-u. or the Bob-Whites, of atoll-tom. i '
'5" willow and has become the runner up W~n
-“' to Bonn Horn-by. the 8t- bout- .m- woman mu: noon . :
':::?among the batten of the National
League. Although numerous players
are ahead or the slugging Pittsburgh-
er. they have not played in u meny DANBI'RY. July 9.-—ou.m Comp-
gunes. Cutshaw. who was in tenth trailer Harvey P. Bissau. of Ridge-
place a week ago, boosted his average field. smeared in the City court yes-
from .8" to .865. Hornsby. however. terdgy. as complainant in a motor ve- . , __W.._.Mwm«n—-——v
fared well at bat and Jumped from hioio case with William. Runes. of 1 . 5 .- ~—
.401 to .428. Cy Williams. the Phila- sou“. Nor-walk. as the defendant. ,, ‘ "f.
delphia outfielder. also moved from Mullen. dflvef of a truck for William!“
13"! Place to fourth with a mark of Brothers. wholesale Butt dea‘ers.
.857. compared with .332 a week ago. South Norwulh plowed guilty to two
He is four points behind Emil Meuscl. counts. “mn- to turn out t) it!» an- .
a teammate. who is third with .asl. other reh‘iide pa. and a breach of
George Kdly. the Giant! home run the m, He was thus! twcrty dol-
MI‘. crooked out a brace or circuit lars and com amounting- to “5-“-
drives. and‘ has caught up to Mcusel. which he um;
who added only one to his string; no. 3....“ mind that on June as
They have a dosen each. 1113 nnd.lrl n...“ were antlxe m
m Carey. Pirate outfielder-,1 has n. Hopw road column to luminary
_7” been burning the paths the last week on ".6. way to Hartforfl- m of
.5" And" wallowing the way to the base a"... was a m; tnr-k. Ill". ill-lei
J,“ ,stealen with 13 thefts. which is three m. 1;“. hot“ "ml one: and
better than Prisch. or New York. finally the driver of the truck 10030“
P.C.
Kelly's absence won his first
226 consecutive games with the Now
Forks. He played 16f. lad “Ron and
Hours enforced layott was
The Winnlpauka recently defeated 3°“de by the absence °f 7“" T‘ "3‘"
“RIB. July 9.——A first applom
tie- at 43.09am”. trunou tor thl 19:;
in Paris. w ask.
ed by‘tmamnmrin a bill pm.
ented in Parliament yesterday in Gay.
ton Vidal. Under Secretary for l‘h_\ .1.
This sum is “fill-l1 as
the
after
L1.
, . mam .Juh. om W. m. ‘ moans-comm til-nuns“. ’
at. Lolita. 1:; wont-ma;- fimoouae Clem; ‘yofli'i clini- . fl . ‘ .. , » in. tho. free-for-all pace“ {35.32% :0 Foreign Amos can.
The Philadelphia-elm? » m. macaw not-19m - 7W ; .-. _ _W§.‘;§F&W To. City- 0! Bantu will cooperate
m J mac-no. “a 1”“ Am a W'll‘ .. m H", m, m mt with thewGovernment in building- 3
mm can aoc‘ordih to “tenses reels-ed "9d” Foui lama. one it": NW ”to: Ed Alien took the veteran out great :tadlugnflzlliguxll 1?? “Lilo ex—
; ' Woman-u. Romulus Incline-mes of’wedm"- and m M: m m twain from «own: «lull-lie. amt he. fifiwmf: crate m" fimen‘ F” '0
Clmlanw . . . ..... . . . .4857 fl .o4s= Thu-um on those of more" who cases 5.10" “clam,” Until” on, ., hove: was M» Heimthe'flm a 9 pm:
center near Paris. with all varieties of
NEW YORK. July 9.—Long new
Kelly. home run hitter or the Gianni!
was not in the lineup against the (:lillg
yesterday. Mike Grannies taking 1mg
place at first base. Kelly had a tooth‘
around inLtho morning. and at game
time had-not yet come out of the ms
gumently‘ to walnut taking Chances
Kelly warmed
bench—and it certainly needcd no
dis.
.50 .
0 Dave Bancroft. ol the Giants. is booirbut my“: or tut-mar to one
.430 t over to
.“7 1PM"! in the numlwr of runs scored. “a. kept 9n and even well id r
J" having made 63. llnrnshy. with his his [in three times. Mr. Blast-i: 9:". . a
.2" 112 mm is leading the league in total '10 prevent him My ns. Final: .me‘ : “Bug" “up“: g.
buoeowitll 112‘. which include :2 dou- 339.9“ needed up and pulse - ck, I’ll. Torment-ll (4 h. 0th ‘
bios. lz triples and mine homers. .rruck. Then he stopped the tru . ‘I'mfl ll“! m
Other leading bar. rs: young. New 2”“, “med with the driver. Mallet.
York. .855: Rousch. Cincinnati. .xfilrlpunng me talk Malia. according '0!
Monetary. SI. iaoul~ .153: Grimes. Mr. Blue“. up“! very- insult“ and.
....... .......... use PYROX.
350; Founder. 8!. lullil. .1"; Alumni who“ he reached Hartford 111'. .
at. loom. .3“. 1mm" made a complaint mu” “m
Good pitching has displayed by mom, ”slen- department. mtg;-
Nehf. of the New York Nationals: A1- \‘l-HIC‘P Inspect!!! Goa-git Mt";
cxandcr. of the Chicago Nationals: Hulk! and amino-co him to ecu ‘
800“. of the “Heiofl Nationals: Kerr. here. i
of the Chicago .\mel1cans. and liming “m." g.” 1mg he did not hear.
of the Boston Americana. Neil! won Mr. mesell'o «infill until a firen “:3".
“v" “"”‘“"""' "” “mm" 0'" ”l" “sounded and that he then turned OI .i
cub“ “'“h ”"" "“‘- "W" a“ """‘“‘- He claimed that he could not W 2'05
in the ninth. but for Chicago. Scott he. ”mum his truck. the mirrors e-‘
ma VEGETABLES
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l.tL'M'll nine. which meets the
Ilaockwoods. tomorrow. at the \Vicke
ilot .will. m ..ll probability. mnrcll from '
their headquarters. on West avt-nut'.'the locnl “a???” will clash once
to the Sci-0nd district. Where- they will again. tomorrow. on “‘9 “‘12:
be met by the Lockwood- and so di- Grounds. A up“ it!" ”much“ It:
n-ctly to the mm“ grounds. The and. since the ”W “" "rem?“
Legion tea mls confident of victory erred out their team. nairfixpm
and figure easy money. Manager Sll- that a M “a" ”a for tho I
cox will sidestep no local nine. if in ‘over. Wt will pitch
09d not be
tn. Locker ' loci-buds: amt local fun! n
e oods class. and. at fl? I! (In!!! of m. I rm! “mm. powers. .
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The Rosebuda. of Bridgeport. and
PC.
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.367 !aud tar betvwen.
The Springwood. Legion and Y. M.
FG‘H. A. team are the only refit nines
130 that have any real opp-dual of the
‘00 local clubs. without a 963. The line- ht lea
t, ups: .
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vllr Mp; twist afld'fiqu- who. ”4. arm the kidievl “1 “*9"
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