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  Sport Trickery; 6 2 _
fee 3
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sk
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a? '_
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_of an ancient
until
a far leap. yet both-
-under ~ the general
blow deadlier,
Cllfile, D0 ill-
 steam intoja
race trick coup-
other phases of
_ to more or
  .s- 1-mum wm-
P‘Pi'*1¥fUalls_0rthodoii trickery. -
_-350111; °f_ these sharp practices are
551°!! ltll.ic'i_I',_Q__\|e_\lt most of them
More  borders. 'of every crime,
f_f_°_m  to hemieias.
~-.02 0ouree.'tbe ‘famous Russ Fords
‘;|°__;0l'_liii_li'r. WJ make his _spsedel-s
YP' zyepriously by no .means _put
Nl..-vi`;tlm :llc hasobailu rogues' ssl-
km  the ruler than
'*W§\¢'.‘!9f';_,§%‘ liblt. his "umm"
ii?
resort ,to criminal law.-The spit-ball
._wl\s__in vogue _and,_i_f anything, those
emery shoots .were cleaner variations
of saliviited ei’forts~to increase _pitchr
ing' egiloierioy. _1u¢_leed. _ Fords dis-
covery proved one' of;.tl_le smartest
oi all diamond- ideas, even though it
was finally _rllled-out. -
Boxing lure_.iis -crammed with
odoriferous trickery .and also much
more or less ,legitimate “smart
stuff.” In the latter category take
the glossy-haired'Kid Chocolate as a
glistering example. He sperm more
hair-dressing than Walter Hagen, if
that be possible. And how that oil
pours over his face, neck, shoulders,
arms and chest soon after he warms
to action! The rules prohibit oiling
butaonce Kid Chocolate starts to
shed his shelky.-varnish, he’s as easy
to hit squarely as greased lightning.
Wonder who‘ll be the first to mqkc
_him shave( or dry) his head.
_lg '
dollbtedly exaszeraisa slag- molsely.
`band_l»8es were ever lined_with` 
or paris: and. in this day] 
has tn repudiate the 'story that _lead
foil wralmilii helped  cut Jess
willaro down in its time. , _
Football. too, is full of' "Micky
Finn” efératarems. the most famous
oi all involving the oar-lislo Indus
who cantered through' a Harvard
team for a touchdownwith the ball
tucked under his `|weater.` And then
there are the grid'a "queer" ba1l"fn-
oieests. surely it would taksfa corps
or ooroners and surgeons' to dissect,
the darker legends of gi-idir¢§,\ meg.
dried. ' '
» Though mmol-,___and legend grossly
exaggerate, a brief list .of sports'
authentic trickeriee would fill _.a
tome or two. f
cmrirst. 1eze.,xis¢ restore. sys.
dloaie. lim ' " ' 
S \‘ - .- _
~»,~¢-r~w,-sf$§;,_..x~_ '
*fiffifiiillifiiiliompion _ '
 Leave.
w..'.
is-~
i -7 -f
Bessie'e record is simply wgnderml
_`bo`th`asV a breeder, producer and in
th_o__s_how` ring, .5 lilfving won- the-
grand_`ch}i_mpions_hip _ . at: Qharlotte-
and -‘ -.
nf '
lhorif.
or 'its
Hail, and feel sure that these young _ . 5040111! H08! P010 “Hin C1810!! mtorint the homo mln  ------ ~-»--~-5 ‘7 - _ _ . _ __
11 sters will bring further honors to we mmm' wa w N nm °“ stretch. when Johnnie went to a V. Peters. 2.19%. Cumminfl 8 5 DT- Ml°K1“U°U~ The Done, of Lynn md Mgdnm
.. _ » nl ms singles, those otsoa hand l - ' -
JTHU1 their new owners. Both sales were Wm be miwhod. ‘M m”__h° “um-“_ _ Peter .Will.’I’ell- took iihallsgg 101. break. Peter trotting right along and MIC. Mcvfagh - - - - - - - » . - - -
-~D'J-- 330 PIM. (2114 div-l. Wellington md am” em" -re mm to “MM
maui- mssemeusn w. _i$._lmsor., Mari- ~ t 'lowes by time sondlsss wie.-'si-io; wisslsr aieoly ia alta. .ielissie s Time: 2-15%. mils. mv.. f -_ mornin. |mm md We m dom' _mymu-
alss.. ' ' . - ` - - '
Will Cag_np'leta 
Touihefa To-Day' :
.lmronised by our people. it will
nite was always asayihi  his'
_ _  . _ V,-,;, »
_  K . .,». 1,. _'
1 _ _
day of the Exl_\ibitip`n _ hroughtjho
largest crowd that has attended the
final -day that we' remember of. Nb
doubt use extraordinary soos_r`sl-:sg
cause, also the beautiful weather fre-
ferrsd to above. It was most encour.
aging to the' Ibrhibition management
wbobad sane to’ nearly may oar esac
|110!! °XPeD,ee for racing _and gnng.
stand-attractions than other years to
have this Part of the program so well
“"1 *hit ¢h¢i"will -endeavor to try
E'Fhibition\eno_thai its success 'it' a
lhliiléf *Of _pride gg us ‘_n__ ' _s
Al on f-he_two 'previous _dsysfour
about 1.30 when the first heat of the
2_ls Trot was started 'rms has casa
samlae  se‘éu"i€eirejs ‘forward is
#lib a mat deal of interest. iss’ssusa
Wh°  _P¢lffU_1’mcd 'eo' brilliantly on
the Maine and _New iayunswiolr 'cir-
cultlast year _and previously through.
.B Y-l'°i~¢/er's place to mix up-'with
the “hoppled birds.” Ho-`had_as op-
P°#iii°° Pew: wiu__'ml. -mo. a asm
finish or the miie, Little .-Boneless,
"sf bali-mile tracks. resent mea.
_* h°"°' °!_ remarkable speed, weu
\“\°'fl1-ioviirloeaiisnslyuiwlronss
beenjandlcappedathrough' very lim.
I Wviideuiul race. __-
` ~-lfirst .Heat _
l“‘“9 ”9°¢m~i= get-oii is ure less
_md " 5@°~“f'U\-\11Y with ,Great
§_°°_*¢'i° "cond Position until enter-
iba the 'heals stretch, when rarer will
'ml '°'§'_!1g__v1ii=h arrest rush. passed
Little Dondman neartha-wire, elim.
lbs bi' I neck. _cms ssois also assi
out Little soreness' near :us wire,
While !_Ao¢set_was a close .fourth._~'Ifh9
  _Q10  hqqgqgg-_._N-
vefwi i-be Positions! Patel- will 'neil
u
*
_i&___
and Tarzan Grattan. Both are grad-
Bedutlful weather for' the dosing uatesof the Grand ‘Circuit, as were
also two of the other entries. They
got away on the first score with Pale
Face in the lead. which he held until
the three-quarter pole, when he was
and- splendid vaudevillg' warg Hgh; 'passed by Tarzan `Grattan and Lam-
bert Todd. Thde two raced away
from the others pacing tha last quar-
ter at a terrific sprint. Both drivers
tried for their lives. _but Lambert
Todd got the decision, winning by a
nose, with Pale Face who went a
dandy heat] third and Kazoff fourth
Second!!
to do even better next year, xi. ,sem _ "t `
th t . - _ . _ _ _ _
' w° “H 1”! “W 6"' tm' i” °9’ Two scores and the _wc
Y re away.
_Remarkable starting for Free For
Allers and very pleasing to the public.
Lambert Todd in the lead, which he
classeswers raced and of course this : _
mum ag any atm; Aetna? "_ _vu held until about fifty feet from the
wire when in a ripping finish Tarzan
Gratten nosed him out infone of the
‘__“n,y~- °’-°=r.~h_°iu°£H_é._°,nr“- “Y _ -most exciting heats seen on the local
track.. Kano!! improved his position
to third, Bud Hai went a dandy heat
inishin f
’. - -- 1 ; - ‘ ' _ f th,
it the _fir-se gppeuimo me Pun” _ _m noe;  one of the best miles
Edward Island eoil ei_ ores: scott, - -
. ' Third Heat
. _ __ _ - _ _ _ __ _  ;‘;€?;,¥f:6`En3l;_nd ql"?“"" .G"»°%‘_ This was another grea.t_ duel be-
'stunt .couldbe defended without any 'Of course, vruinor and___leg_e_nd iinj- 'he -hal b&_nf‘§:t;B_;_1°;:t-‘hT£‘°* ¥°Ff_ 'tw_een~Taszan Grattan and Lambert
' “ " ”    »  . ° 1"f°° -cross. 'rney msc oii mess of me
  in °-'P°.'3"°°°“f 'othara afidin the drive for home
moss' ` _-9 » °_m'»"“‘“°-‘U-5'* it L' 'L_ambsrt,'_whoee condition was better
than »Tarzan"s, won the decision.
f»1'iI»t'¢an.8_ta¢s an awful brush at the _Another exciting heat. Pale Face
_staged a comeback and finished third,
2.20%.. who _a few years use mes. s -xason iourul, Quisls limi. _-nie,
name for himself by his performance fastest heat was the first which‘was
paced by Lambert Todd in 2.10%. the
faa_t;oat`miie_p_acld during the three
days meeting. » '
md Uiiiibt. Those four horses mads~ 2.8!, (_7y.m"l‘roi, second Division
Ei-“Ei
"iles
ilht trottera as starters.
.them with reputations
_maritimes ass Maine.
Pi’0Vo`d in be Peter Wil-
purchased recently by col-
A. MacKinnon from lm:
Barry Good. _In winning the second
hoatin 2.10%, Peter trotted the fast-
est heat  the entire meeting.
_ _
Flrlt Heat
'1_'h°¥ lotaway on the third score
tel good "start, as they rounded the
_ town on no less than four occasions. ' _.'-__ Eh" wi°h“°’° 5”:
ia truly wonderful feat. While we are Au , , mm,  -- -_ _ I ll Wa!  _ ! ‘Nm 0 1' °W¢
sorry to see. such high class lstcck mel,   l°;:_ _Pill b_‘¢_k   Position-  me by._Pei»r Wilton. These two raced on
_ leave the Province, we extend con- t,nnm~c1ub¢°m.mm¢,',t| “.5 “km W pm” 31"” 9° Great Scott.   *VW Wm' *n th' W9’
‘_ `_ _ ' _gratlllations to Messrs. Biggs and 5° oh _hum thu “‘t_°m°°n m_°mb1°` _ _ ~ _ _-  ‘ _- ___ ‘  and up-pasttha three-quarts(
ID
Dora _Mackg _Conroy . . . .
_ _
-Baretta Aubrey. 2.15%. Hors-
_ --_-v
._ 1' _ -'-aa-4-,---._....___...
 _ L'  'Rd'icesIiYesterddy
Everyf~C1as_s'__Hot1y Contested -Colonel D. A.'_Mac-
f  with Trotter Wilton Jr. Awarded
_   E013' Fastest. _Heat Trotted _,During _The
` __]?,_ig.'\M___e'et-f+A1lie Lewis, Reserve Mines, #CY B.
--Getsi`i-CLAW-ardl For Lambert Todd’s Fastest
~`-Reeiog_ Host-Island Leads lo Purses. -
was distances, ua eishypsrraonvrra
was distanced, due to' a defective
sulky. Shortly after the word Go was
given the tire sprung and got caught
betwen the rim and’-the supports of
the sulky dragging that' way during
the entire mile and slowing him up
to such an extent that he was re-
grettably distanced.
2.30 CLASS TBOT AND PACE.
five starters and"wss considered-la
gift to Billy Cope. _owing to his stel-
lar performance staged the day pre-
vious _in the 2.25 Pace. Billy was
the class of the bunch with Afton
Direct endeavoring to get to him -in
the first hest‘snd finishing several
lengths back, with Worthy-Set pacing
a real good r-/» this-u and Mack
Aubrey fourth. In__ the SECOND
nnarisne 'rump naar lvxiolsey
Aubrey `f\lr11i-shed most of the
imposition, pacing two nice- heats
which must have been pleasing to
owner Captain Read. In tha _last heat -
he finished so_close to Billy Cope as
to make it real exciting. Afton Dir-
ect, a much touted ~pacer from
Maine, withered away in the finals
only securing two thirds. Laoopla.
Lass who has shown soma very fair
trials was unfortunate in that she
_made at tangle break shortly after
the start and never really got on her'
stride. going rough the. entire mile
and being regretably distanced.
' SUMARY
l.15 TBOT PURSE $500.00
1. "
Great scott, 2.08%. Steele _.1 l 1
Pbkr Will Tell. 2.10, Holmes 2 2 2
-Littb Bondsman, 2.08%, Mc- _
Mlllan . . . . . . . . . _
..
Longset, 2.05%. Conroy 
Time: 2.151 2.14'/4, 2.14%.
#Es
.pu
.pro
L20 Cl-ASS TBOT AND PACE SEC-
OND DIVISION, PURSE 8500.00
_Billy Cope, 2.12%, `McN¢i1l.
Mickey Aubrey. Steele 
Afton Direct. Nevers 
Worthy Bet. McKenna 
Lacopia Lass, Mcveagh, 
Time: 2.15%, 2.15%. 2.11%.
ganna
*cowo-
Aldine-a
BM CLASS TEOT. SECOND DIVI-
SION. PURSE $500.00.
Peter winch. Jr.; mlm, Mae-
_Kinnon 
natty Aubrey, 2.22. Maoiviu-
'lan  _ _ . .
.._......_.7
Johnnie Walker, 220%, Mc-
Kenna  . . _ . _
._
Ruby Aubrey. 2.14%, Steele
1 1
2.
‘l
Aedes:
Iaéois
QOGS
SECOND DIVISION. _This cllsn hid.
Timers, (3 F Acorn, L B Mcilil
isa, ohio 'r. nqasglsan charlotte-
wwn, P. E. I. `
Patrol Judges. John A. McDonald.
Hugh Walker, Charlottetown. P. E.
I.
Clerk of course. William J Brown
The above officials gave the most]
conscientious attention to their du-
ly with every competitor.
The purse money was dlstribulpd ,
approximately as follows: '
Prince Edward Island  $2,500.00
Nova Sfotia  $1,550.00 I
New Brunswick  . . . . .
 S 550.00
From the above it will be seen that
Edward Island still maintains its
reputation as the “Kentucky of ‘l
Canada," and although competing
against the best horses of the Maine
and New Brunswick and Nova Sco-
keeping home most of the bacon.
The island horsemen were most hos-I
pitanld to the foreign horsemen. all
of whom will go away with happiest
recollections of “Tile Garden of The
to drivers and grooms made a biz)
hit and will be talked of over mln? Ii
1 hot' stove circuit. '
presented at the close of the meet
Exhibition Associations' l ‘
Trotting. during meet. Ool; D. A. b
MacKinnon with Peter Wilton, Jr..
2.13%. _
Pacing, All 1/ewis Resreve Mines. C..
B., Lambert Todd. 2.10%. _
$20 in gold for most P0ints durin8‘
the meet, equally won by M. Gerow.
rt. nirilsle. Mains, and Malcolm 3
Steele, Summerside, P. E. Island, with
l'l points each.
The Management added another
ten dollars and gave each driver
twenty dollars in gold.
Ribbons were won by:
233 Trot. M. Gerow_ lgo. Pt. Fair-,
field, Maine. _
2.30 Trot and Pace, (lst div.) John
L_ Reid, Louise Colorado, Borden. -
_2.ls 'n-ot. W. A. n.usderham.l
Great Scott. Sydney. C. B.
2.20 Trot. M. Gerow. Peter-Dawes.
Ft. Fllrfleid, Maine.
2.22 Pace. Dr. Dougan, Marge Dir-
CCD.
Free For All. I-Ioldaway, Early
Todd.
`2_26 Trot. list div.) Tamlniami
235 Pace. Wellington Macrleill
Billy Cope, Southport. P. E. I.
2.14 'n-os and z.1`s Pace. colin me-
Kenzie, Capt. Mac, Truro, N. S.
2.12 Pace. Reserve Horsemens As-_
soiation, All Lewis, Reserve iMnes.|
G. B. _
223 ’Ifl‘0t. Lt. C01. D. A. Macken-
non. Peter Wilton. Jr.
2.30 Pace (2rid div.) Wellington
MacNei1l, Billy C090,
$10 in gold for Trotting fastest
heat. -
Ten dollars for drivers, race win-
ners.
2.23 Trot. M. Gerow.
2.30 Trot and Pace, Malcolm Steele.
2.15 Trot, Male. Steele.
2.20 Trot. M. Gerow.
2.22 ee, Pat McKenna.
2.26 (lst div.) D. M_scNei1l.
2.25 Pace, _ ington Ma_cNeill.
2.14 'n-or and i. ,lplm
Conroy.
Free For All, H. Nevers.
2.1: lush. all Lewis. _ _
Charlottetown. P. E. 1, R
_ _ G,
charlotlesowa, p. E. 1. hold Publis meetings so oeatrasiiu
Assistant, J, A. McDonald. Char- Queens md Km" comm, u thy.
loitetown. P. lc. 1. _ow ‘fl _
Main.  ....  sl,eoo.oo ‘U
me tiny neue ill-ovince oi Prince 1°
The _following special prizes were 19
, , ` _*__ _ ' ' “l-°- -- - - - - -- . - --------»------- » ---------- -_ _......._ ._ .ee _ .__7_.___ ___ _ _ _*__* ___ _ ________`______, ,____ ___,_, A
_ _ 5,,  ._ _ ,--_ . _ ,g _ ./ V . ,_ .-'f. - .-
H-"1 "     __  ‘ _ _ _:`;_";_.i"-‘ '-_.',__.f;_-_,_ .i  .»  -» =. "   _
-~ ..      --` -.m=lls._lzLorrl=:'ro-annral~zf- -»' - - _ _ - _laonmcvne
. ‘. ` ' ‘ I _ ` ' 4 ' \
I e .
 V ____
‘Year
Un- Educdtion  __
The Royal Commission on due
tion in Prince Edward Island *ill
New Lclndon, 'Wednesday. M11!!
ties. and dealt most fairly and just~ nm 10 “_ m_ _ - 
nrsaslsaaawanssdsy, august alta,
soe_m.~ -~ E N :_
victoria Thursday. august aeth.
a. m. 21
Bensi-law, Thursday, August 21th,
_so p. m. _ . il
New Glasgow, Friday, Alllllbt SM.
a. m. ,~,:
sl. Péws frueoesy. soewasser 
0 a. mf _ 'f-3
sourls, Tuesday, sepmsbei- ard. iso
p. m.  lf'
Xl
Georgetown, Wednuday Sept@-
tio. race tracks. yet succeeded in bel' 401. 10 H m~ 
Montague, Wednesday, September
h, 230 p In
li _ _ _ _-3;
I Murray River, Thursday, Septglhs
ber I _.I '¥'_
oth, 1') a.. m _
Wood Islands, Thursday, Se - - 
Gulf." The ribbons and Gold Pieces sth, 2.30 p, nr 
Mt. Stewart Monday, September '-
. -1 s _
p. m. _ _ _  ~ -
Eldon. Tuesday, September 
a. in. '_ _
Vemon River, Tuesday, ~- 
by Mr. James Paton. president of the '10u_,_ no p_ m _ ; ._
Unless otherwise stated all -- 
` $10 in IOM f0l' drilling flSt¢5¢ h¢8_.t- mg! wgl be held in the |521 
_ _ .wg
sidings. ‘ _.egg
'rss commission desires to 
d bear the representatives from_&e
_ sn
810 in gold for driving fastest heat, above centres -md mm the dumb”
ish io give miormstion or suggés-‘
tions on the problems under invstia
silos. school 'rrusioes aus seoretar-'
of school boards are asked to'-be
resent 7500
»
_.__-_l__.___
Leo Mahar Is __ __-_
Alive And -Safe
LYNN, Mus. Aug. 23.-'Rid myitdfl
in connection with the ‘disappearance
of Leo Maher Jr., has not yet been
solved; An aunt of the missing boy,
sin-s. Pearl Mciviurrer or this city and
formerly of 23 Edward Street, Char'-'
loiteiown, tells the following etwy.
“My nephew, Leo lliahsr Jr., oi sit
Fitzroy St.. Charlottetown Prince life
ward Island came down here to vie#
it. ’
He was staying with his aunt, Mrs.
Jerry Collins in Medford, Mass. 
He was not sick or anything'anif
never to my knowledge suffered any
nervous mental trouble. `
He busied himself about the aunt'd
house and went to ride with his uncle
who is in the milk business but he did
now seek employment as he was on
vacation.
Suddenly on August 10th, he left hid
uncle's house in Medford, saying that
he was coming over here to Lynn to:
see us. But when he went out he 
no coat or hat. 1 _ 
Hs never arrived in Lynn at all. _ _ _,
We think he must have met with,
foul_Play or have met death by ace;
cident. - `
He had no anem,_v's that would dq.
him any harm but we think a strung(
ger may~hav¢i assaulted him as lvl.-_
think he had quite A little money
6 l 2.26 'ITM (Ind div). Lt. Col D. A. with mm 
lime' rlelsman for me Ayrshire u°°°" °° ’ -W '°m°'°”'»' ’“’°'_ _5°°i° in third volition. lo-the last also second. Ruby Aubrey a close _  ”'°° '°" °“`°°"‘"' °‘ R” Wm we-know but have not a mes onlim-
I. 1 . ,` ' - '  ia” summsnise
 C°Z_ Sc_._°-re Aga!" baf_wn1ei~m;ia~as»¢ wo.-_soloist _ _ ."9-___  ,.5 -,,,,1,',,°,,," -._ 1- __
_'A moggmlssd 'versiolr    . ` ` ` " l'
 me was-i='o_i_ leurihal _mr °°“f*4_°\.V\°°°'1°.’°*\' is ess--isles-assi
4,-@,glargoll_imse atrial  __ _.e
- m .J-1  ` _  wi
\i\*\°4i’*. ‘__
evasion; '-'ran ~
hay. divest/s
‘ lwriferins
whlt pll.y¢!l__l’iI1 parilll ht the PN-

. as
f0il\1h- : ‘
QU the
iv *#1 111-iw
aaiied along
msaraasli
_sr
.E
W   PIN, |.0$%,_§W0¢l -as-I
' - Kaloff, 8.00%. Nevera  3
““"' "W m 'fx nas nal. sion steels' ._....s 4
:gm “fam mliaia, mass, lsaaxiaaoa ..s
aa
a o»,_
ncaa”
rims: -aim. alex. neu. .
' STATISTICS '
Duriuthe meeting Just finished -
were seven pa&ng classes. cash
neat.-'rho fastest'
mat- by _
all Paee.,___lb\
'il ‘_-$*\ 
“mils”
g  _
F sis;-=§__
gl_§»;_5"§s *
i it-5
:alia
Louis Colorado, Blacquiere_ » ‘
I-H30
iii
ilili
-  . has of b- ' - ~ » -
°=- --»~ - .....~.fit'.t‘.*.....”°“ ..."°‘N-' we .‘:.‘.‘:.°.:f.:.‘.':°..“°°°-l“*'.'.i:'..'°°°°... “”°f°‘°°-me fm- r..i:~.~:.:_.:~2';..:":.°:.":°:° .  ...___ ._ ....._. of - so is e ul M-. -
_ ._ -_ _ __ Iron _ ' ‘ , . , » . -
forefltod io thelninnefvub- , _ _ -q`u,_,m.~p°1, “,,‘g___m° :gm |;m°h.‘ _ 5,-Qu I,” ' 'rarsan orattan, 2.03%. cler-
masl arrabtéments have to be bu mmm” '  “ -r 7 ` - ...__ ow 
~ - _ _au - . ._ ~~ creat scott. Jolla mrarlas 4°” *MW wh” ‘° "° °"
Ethel May Sliorey sos. sepia; iw mow as to ;.,¢,,,,, ,,-,,,,, _"’,,:,,f°“‘_,,,,,,"‘»"‘,¥,-°;',’,,‘-
-- »- »-»--»--- ::‘°:_::;:.:~:_‘:_:'.:-.'.f°‘f ~'
Marge Direct Elmer Ferguson.
larly Todd. Wm. Neven
Tamiami D MacNeill
Billy Cope Russel Abbott.
Capt. llac. Carl Hiller. -
Lambert Todd. D. Mclseigali- - _
Peter Wilton. JY., lllmer ierguaon.
lilly oops. ltusseii Abbata or nas-t
' 1 I
e _ _. ,_
CII-!»l‘l'0NUNl'l'lDClUl0I'
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sr. some aus. as-A ssootis¢_oi
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