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PENING i r WORLD i COLUMBIA F AND M TODAY PLAYS p J SPORTS EDITED BY 1 NO OF EXTENSIONWt I RACING DATES I ROBERT EDGREN 1
r < ft LOOKS 1 AS IF THE HIGHLANDERS ARE NOW THE REAL NEW YORK GIANTS
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i j tnrimm ii
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ITB itudlcd algebra and trig
Apd conic sections too
There only one thing puzzlea ma
I EUOM It puzzles you
Greek roots and all phllotopblei
Are clear ai mud to me
Ive mastered fortyseven tongues
From Bantcrlt to Chinee
There only one thing puzzle me I
I guesa It puzzles you
flow Champions of the World can
be
Mert Minor Leaguera too
Funny Isnt IU
sonot the verse the situation
Looks as If thslloitoni mUht cut
under the Highlanders tor tint cham
pionship after all
And suddenly the > eloquent voice of
John T Brush has sunk Into silence
Not even a whisper Several hours
hive passed and even those nearest
tat throne have not seen the lips nf
I the Autocrat of the Giants assume
J that pucker which forms the sound
MIllar league
Couldnt It be funny If the nostons
rtould win after all and If after all
tha Olunts should play a series with
the champions of the American League
for the world championship
nmeball n nailnem
lifCls a curious thing that any per
sonal prejudice should be allowed to
Interfere with a meeting between the
Giants and the Highlanders If the
Highlanders should carry off the
Conors of their league
Baseball under modern manage
tjieqt ls a business as well as a sport
1 Ills os sure as the science of mathe
matics that a series of contests be
tween the two best teams In the world
fceid here In New York would pack
soy baseball park even unto the outer
t most seat of the farthest bleacher
Such a series would bring In a for
j tune to the managers
I The remark Is not oilglnalbut It
seems to me that only fear of defeat
and consequent loss of prestige could
blind the astute Doss of the Ohnts to
1 this baseball Klondike Perhaps to a
man Juwn a hole the Americans look
like the real giants
If not then It must be that the
precedent established last year of let
tine the players In on the cleanup Is
distasteful to Mr Ilrush and his asso
ciates It would look quier to the pub
lic If the precedent were not followed
It vouU not be very profitable to the
management to follow It
Therefore no games
I Nothing
< uit a trip or two to Europe tit the
pultnt magnates and one or two
L opulent players while the disappointed
ffans CO back to their homes and offices
r jwt away their pencils and scars books
aJH try to forget all about It until
suMtbsr season starts
t
1J I About that minor league shriek by
I Mr Brush Figures that dont He fur
is the best reply that the American
could give Look at this
leodanes during season In New
Boston Chicago Philadelphia
L Louis where both leagues have
Leagus 14S7157
r League IO2O7
TeetMS la Close Rape
X1ig County T nnls Club
i i the cftaoptoiwlilp ef the
1IiLwe T uU4 League lbs race
irr I Is MM keenly comtsted be
Me TeMls CSsb lad the
TW V < t gld do
N > at Ike cna
MJI N f t V
MGOVR AND
MURPHY CLASH
What promises to be one of the but
battles between little ellows thai Ins
ever taken plnce In this country will be
the sixround bout between Hughey sic
Govern the hardhlltlng bantamweight
of Urooklyn and Tommy Murphy tilt
promising fighter of this city
Then lads will come together In a
Ixround bout before the National Atli
leUc Club of Philadelphia tonUht A
victory for tflver boy will mean n
great deal to him as Krnnkle Nell hi
bantamweight champion has announced
Mi Intention ol boxing thq winner In
a twetnyround bout In San Francisco or
Los Angeles Cal for the championship
just at loon as he returns from England
WIere he In slated to fight Joe Howker
the Knsllsli taiiliitiirtsUhl Uumilun
rirxt month
Doth Murphy and McOovern are In
the bJl of shape for their contest ai I
u result of their four weeks if hnnl
und consclentuous training Murphy
great showing against Champion Nell
in hid r sixround bout In Philadelphia
two months ago tins won considerable
frtemli for him who are willing tu
wuger any amount of money Hint ho
will beat McCJnvern tonlxht Jack Me
Qulgn will referee the tlKht
A special train will leave from the I
toot of Liberty street nt 7 oclock to
night returning from the scene of the
tight Immediately after It II over
BROOKLYN CLUB
IS FINED 100
CINCINNATI Sell sAugunt Heir
mann trcildent of the Nullonnl Date
ball Commission President Johnson tf
the American League and President
1ulllJin of the National League met
here yesterday and passed on conttitcd
and tlliputeil casei In the drafting list
Tho Urooklyn club was fined 1100 for
nlaylng an exhibition name with
Youngstown Aug K Wheetlnx mudu
kuuiinaiitl tui Vouncitown harbored
Ineligible and blacklisted claycru and
the commission rut only sustained
Wheeling charge but announce that
the flnes for such offenses In the future I
would be much higher
Time charge ugulnit the New York Na
tional club for Dicing with Hobokrn
wnlle having ben Ineligible Slept h
wj reftrriii for further evidence
rhe claim of the New Yor American
club for Mulligan and Vincent wu re
ferred for further tvlJenci
Secretary Bruce was dlrectid to
notify President lliri of time Iarnc
National Lenue that the money due
the New York American League club
under the Newton ItI lon mint be
paid or the nltyer nil bp lnell lhle
Of contested cases In the rtupMHva
reserve lists the following dnfti were
rot allowed fly New York Natloinl
All players reserved from Mnriml
H llrooklHi I National Cliinnt
Raton Merrill Mueller and Pattee
mm Jersey City and Yengfr Irom
Montreal
Of contested casts In the r pfctve
TMejv Huts the following draft were
allowed Hy New York American Jit
Man us from Uurtalo Yeoger from
Montreal
tly Urooklvn NatlnnalOwcm from
Springfield Mass Courtney and riy
mer from lluftilo Kellv Hurclvll
WIIMIe Adklns Lewis Jordan Jones
Jennings Mason llyers and Heydon
from naltlmore
COFFEY TO FIGHT
Kid Coftey the crack Urooklyn light
fttlcht H ctttlng ready for the Ml
boxing campaign Cofliv has fouxt
tome of the beitmen In the Knit ut
ear he and Martin Canale ought a
tinrounrt draw In Canoles home lawn I
lie also has a nttffnruunj draw wlih
Itorge HcFaJJfn Coffey would like
to make a match with Jlmmv lIngo
and will agree tn any reasonable con
lltloni Ih weight to be 133 pounli
John U Sullivan of IAwrenc Mm
will also be accommodated by Cjftey at
wtUht I
WOMENS GOLF MAiCHI
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Intercltv coif matches for the Clem
ent A lilsccm trophy will engage the I
women of Boston Philadelphia jnl the
mMropolltnn district on the links nf the
Philadelphia Cricket Club Oct 7 and
L On the first day the PhlladelohiA
and M O A forces meet the winner
earning the right to play the Itoiton
champions the second day for the
trophy
Cuban X Giants Vs llobokeni
Next Sunday wilt be the farewell ap
pearance of the Cuban X Giants on
the 8U Oeorge cricket grounds After
the game this star colored aggregating
will pack trunks and sail for Cuba
where they Intend playing against all
the clubs la the Cuban League The
X n team will have thrfr new
euthmaw Yearn to pitch and Pet
zur wta IM at the receiving end
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ALMA lOR 0RKE1J
m FAST TIME TODY
Special to The Evening VnrlJ
SIIEUPailEAl > HAY Sept MThe
weather WM chilly and damp and the
track was In fair condition at the bay
course this morning during the gal
loping hours The J H Drake racers
In chare of TraIner Enoch Wlshard
I > ullld out for Morris Park during the
morning Tie Valtntlna lot left at an
early hour for LatonU
A feature of the exercises was a
smart move of the icepecha AI
munsor who In preparation for ap
pearance In the Meadow Ilrook at Mor
rli lark reeled off a mile anti a quar
if r with weight up In 212 handily
The crlnclpal workouts noted Here the
following
SYSONllYFivj furlong In 101 breei
Ing James Howe trainer
ISUAKLlTKSevrn urlongi In Ul
Mnllll James Howe trainer
I3LUCH KitFour furlongs In 055
brrrilnr James Koise trainer
AL ° n7ouJ turonl1ln OK 14 going
with Hluch
ADRItTIIABlx furlongs In 117 31
hsnillv H II lIyner trainer
IOIIY DItANTThrte furloou In 013
bralnlf H II Hyner trainer
CAUOIINAWAUqAiSne mIle and a
quarter In 18 handily II H
llyner
lNtJ IAYBFlve furlongs In 101 31
handily Matt Il > rnes trainer
MEVANAKour furlongi In OM breei
Ing Matt Iiyrnm trainer
IltD OF THi VALt > One mile and a
iiuarter In 215 handily A J Joy
nero trainer
EALAFlve furlongs In 107 14 breei
Ing A J Joynr trainer
CANDRIAFour furlongs In 104 M
breezing J W Itoceri trainer
MAKTINMAHOno mile In 144 hart
dllv It Wrltht trnlnr
JRINCn CHINGaix furlongs In lS
hanilllv Matt Feakrs trainer
NAMTOROne mile In 14 galloping
Freak Reifixn trainer
BANTA TATALINARIx furlongs In
11331 handily It W Walden
trainer
SIIIINU HIIKSeven furlongs In IX
hunilllv P Wimmer trnlner
PAtM nilAREll Seven furlongs In lVs
handily J li McAvoy trainer
GRKNAtCSIx furlong In I3 > breei
In J II McCnrmlck trnlnqr
OAtIKOSU furlongs In lK breezing
J II McCorrolrk trainer
SAIVArtLLAFlve furlongs In 10
breoilng Tom Urecn trainer
riNCINNATtSOneqiwrtcr In OK1
hrr tlng Janice flute miner
G U JCHNPONOnequflrtcT In OSJI
Riling Ith Clnrlnnutis
fiTOtEN MOMENTS Onequarter In
03 nreerlns A L Aste trainer
KNTEIVEOriquarter In OM breex
Inc X Simon trainer
AGIIKPlx furlonfs In 1112 handily
H Tucker trainer
HELLOFlve urlona In 104 breezing
W hosts trainer
llrnoklyns 11 Morrar Hills
The Urooklyn National League team
will play the Murray Hills at Olymn
Park One Hundred and Thirtysixth
street and Fifth avenue on Sunday
The llrooklyns will hate their regular
tram In the field The game should bt
clo e and exciting as the Murray Hills
I will have a National League pitcher to
twirl for them Oscar Jones or Cronin
will pitch for the Brooklyos
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N WILL I EXTENDED
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Much Is being written just at present
concerning the Introduction of a bill
In this State providing for an extension
of the present racing season In order
to rriot the demand which It la sad
will be made upon the Jockey Club for
dates for the Morris Park course
It Is not likely that any such bill will
be Introduced for many reasons In
the first place to begin April 1
and run to Dec I In this State would
kill the Washington meeting or least I
handicap It seriously WunhiiiKtui
would have to bvnln racing the first
week In March and Its fall meeting
would change to a winter meeting bo
ginning Dec 1 and running until nearly
Christmas
Not at All Likely
It Is not at all likely that Mr Del
nipnt Is going to see Ills pretty bit of
Washington property handicapped m
this fashion Washington Is one of tint
best moneymakers on the circuit
Purses are small nnd expenses cheap
Again It la nut at oil probtble that the
Jockey Club would care tn have any
IIRculon In the Legislature on racing
matters
legislative bodies are peculiar and I
perhaps the opportunity might be sclted
to deal the game a body blow Thirdly
It Is not likely that the Mortise are anx
Ions to go back Into the racing game
They du not wunt the property to lie
idle and rather than have such n thing
happen would no doubt apply for dates
If the Morris brothers had had any
burning desire to get Into the racing
game they could have done so long ago
Instead of granting renewals of he
Wentehetttr Clubs leases A simple N
Jillion of the problem and the one that
probably tx > derided upon Is for the
Jockey Club to take a tense of the West
chfitor course maintain It ns n training
urouixl and charge up in each raring ns
wclatfcm a protrata shire of the ex
penses
Would Not Lose
In tWs way none of the racing 8SO
cUttons would lose any iHtei lidmont
Park would take Wcslchesters allot
ment and there would be no friction
In any quurter The racing associations
wnuld no doubt accede to this rather
than run the gantlet of a legislative
Inquiry or lose dates by lopping off n
few days each to let Weatchester In It
Is very probable that the whole affair
will be amicably arranged
PRACTICE OF PRINCETON
TEAM IS ENCOURAGING
5p lal to Th < Evening World I
PRINCETON N J Sept iThe
regular practice of inc Princeton var I
sity was iiulte encouraging Timo and
again the vnrsily hacks ploughed holes I
I In the scrub line for galas varying from i
I live to fifteen yards Siiort Cuuney and
I Stannardtore great gaps In the scrub
rush line and the whole tram appeared I
I to be Infused with ntW life I
Thin offensive work ol the team was I
I excellent but at times the men did
not seem to be very strong on the de
fense for several times the sirub backs
made good lean ruins through the
line irammeil une of the Freshmen
candidates for halfback distinguished
himself by n pretty run around the
WILTSE WILL PITCH
With Willie of the Giants pitching
staff In the box for them the New
burgs will try and even up the score
with the Central Isllps at Equitable
Park next Sunday In their last game
which wit an elevenInning affair lbs
Newburts were defeated Wlltss will
tosttlvelr Pitch for them Bandar and
they bar hopes of deeaUn the borne
tea
fi lttUiJ
I
scrubs left for n touchdown the only
xre of the Afternoon I
II Ktnnnard U losing much of the awk
I wardness which was so evident In his I
i work and will doubtless make an ex
I rellrnt tackle as he has a good com I
I tlnatlon ni weight and speed Dick I
I Keith the little scrub halfback also I
illsllngulshed himself by a leniatlonal I
I run nf thirty yards througn tackle 1
n < irke wits the only one between me t
little halfback and a touchdown but I
I vuccecdid In topjmy him b > a pretty I
tackle The varsity will probably line I
up IK follows this afternoon I
I Ift end Crawford left tackle I
I Cooiivy Itfi iruird lUfteny c > > mre I
i liutcher right guard Shirt right
1 talkie flunnard right end Ward I
I iimirlrr lliirke right halfback Foulke 1
i captain left hiUbaek King fullback S
I McCnrmlck I
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MUNROE AS REFEREE I
I
Jack Munro refereed the contest I
I
last night between Johnny Durdlck and I
KM Broad at Watsons Theatre Mun I
roe was to have been present on Mon I
day but was called to oton on Imv I
porUnt buslneu Tounc Cerbetl I
who WM slated to do the honors last
night no way to Monroe wao W I
on hini having loet reluroed trow he
Hub Cortett Witt to all probajMUtr hC
WM 1IIIIt
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COLONIAL GIRL INto
I ANOTHER FAST TRIAL
Special to The Ef nln World
OnAVKSKND N y Sept SThe
training hours at the OravesenA course
were most agreeable this morning The
trainers lined the quarter stretch and
there was a greater show of spirit
luring the galloping hours than has
been seen since the meeting began
The most conspicuous work 01 the
morning was furnished by Trainer C
E Howes Colonial Girl going a mile
gallop In lil J5 this being part of her
preparation for her engagement In the
Oriental at a mile and a quarter to be
decided on Saturday the last diy of
the meeting The distinguished racer
did Her gallop In fine style and Is un
doubtedly In flno racing fettle
The best workouts were as follows
ANNIR nUB ELIFhl furlongs In
1 UI hindily Y lUrrlck trainer
LADY MINTOA halmle In OU
breeslng W Derrick tralnen
EUGENIA BUKCHA mile anda qinr
ter In tU handily W Snlrh
trainer
MEMOniE8One mile In 145 handily
W Clay trainer
ZEALAHlx furlongs In 117 handily
0 Decicr trainer
THE CAPTAINOne mile In 147 gal
loping George Barbee trainer
COLONIAL GinUOne mile In 141 W
handily C E Rowe trainer
MY MATEFIve furlongs In L03 14
handily D Collins trainer
WASWIKTSIx furlongs In 117 han
illlv It Campbell trainer
FLYINO SHIPrive urlangs in lCS
all out W Clay trainer
DOVECOTEA halfmile la OU breu
Ing J Odom trainer
KINO PEPPERSIx furlongs In 11J
galloping K Weir trainer
JUVENAL JfAXlM8x fiwlngs In 111
galloping f Weir trainer I
cHIn SlrtBFour furlongs In ttH I
handllv F Hurlew trainer
TIM PAYNEflIx furlongs In lE
breezing J Neumeycr trainer I
OXFORDfluarter In OJ4 handily J I
McLaughlin trainer I
STUYVEHaKmlle In OM hindily n I
ampbell trainer I
ROYAL 8UMMON8Thr furlongs In I
039 easily George Fraich trainer I
STAMPING OROUNDMlle In lO I
handily George Cornell trainer I
DAlNTYMlle and a quarter In tU I
driving W Jtrmlngi trainer I
PROPERMlle and a quarter In 11J I
driving W Jennings trainer I
HILnrKHANDSIx furlongs In 11J
easIly U Campbell trainer
DirK BFRNAnD tIe and an eighth
In t0 handily F Taylor trainer
LEONIDASOne mile In LM br tlir
K Taylor trainer
FIRST MAPONMlle and an eighth In
1S9 handily C E Rowe trainer
AUTO HOODRIx furlongs In iffl eas
Ily J Neumeycr trainer
GOLD DOMEFlve lghtlS In lW
breezing J Mclaughlin trainer
LORD ADVOCATEFlveelrhUvs In
14 breezIng J McLansjhlln train
er
DILL CROZIERFlveelgliths In U
breezing J McLaughlIn trainer
DEL CORONADOIUUlxIl In ti
I handily J McLaughlln trainer
I COY MAIDFlve furlongs In lifi hand
I lIt T Welsh trainer
TATIIEn Dn furtonn In Lee
I brretlrwr D Carter 1ndDet
PJUORJTtFITII furlonrs la JOO
j D Carter tralsjsjr
h dte t
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1IJ iutl IJ
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Ml THE WINNER IN
TWENTYROUND FIGHT j
IP4clal to The Evening World
LOS ANGELES Cal Sept MKld I
McCoy was awarded the decision over
Twin Sullivan of Doaton at the end of
the twentieth round of the prettiest I
light seen In this city for many a year
FeerlMS In his science as ever shitty I
quIck on his feet and lightninglike
with both hands during the early part
01 the fight McCoy gave flasks of his
old form nnd delighted the is4ers who
aid two to one In order to string their
oils on an oldtime favorite
After the tenth round had passed and
ulllvana recuperative powers had be
fdi to reauert themselves the McCoy
lock began to go down Time and
gain Biilllvan reached the body with
effective jolts shifts and swings In
the thirteenth round he shifted home a
stomach blow with the left that had It
been quite true to the mark would
have got him the money then and there
On the showing made Sullivan was no
netotwo shot at any stage of the
sam After he had stuck out the ten
round and won the even money bet that
McCoy would be returned the winner In
FREEDMAN AT THE
GIANTSNEFIT
The silo of seats for the benefit to
be tendered the New York National
League Baseball Club at the NewYork
Theatre Sunday night cp md yejerday
The first person to purchaie tl1t1II
Andrew Freedman who paid J800 for
two orchestra chain Shortly after
wad Jot Yeager purchased one seat for
SV
SVThe programme has not been com
pleted but among those who sri cer
I tain to appear are Alice Fischer Grace
Cameron Corinne Peter F Dalley
Unnttomerr and Stone Eddli Fjy Hob
ert Graham Harry Corson Clarke Dan
jteAvoy Herbert Cawthoroc Ollberl
Gregory Edwin Stevens WIllam Ini
ette Neiln Ilergin Leslie Leigh Millie
liarty Adlph Zink and Mark Sulllvjn
Tv > d Sloan Is to act as master of ceme
monies
OLYMPIC GAMES
TO Of REYLVED
rime committee In charge of the < th
hello carnival to be held by the Pas
tlnv A C at Madlsin Square Garden
on New Years eve have decided to
make the Affair an Olympic revival In
honor of the Olympic gomes which an
held every four years the last being
held at 8 Louis recently under tfte
direction of James E Sullivan Chle
of the Physical Culture uepanmeni a
the YVorUa fair who Is a member o S
the committee In charge of the coming
meet Mr aulllvan will select and nr
range the athletic events which win be
exactly te same aa those held at tM
St Ixiuls Exposition
A Track Commlltf has been ap
pointed the numbers of which i have
plans under way to turn the garden i on
that night Into an arena with appro
priate decorations similar to ihuae used
at the ancient Greek games Another
committee has been appointed to invite
Mayor MeClellan to preside on that
night and nrc Ire hot that will an
flounce the nrst event
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SPORTING
CHICAGO HANDICAPPEK
umshilIuiteI Junes yUona iIes
lets nUh ihoihesi a I u Dalys
Col liiis Tlor Freaks lieU
IInndl god Uok Jacks UU
lfdVs Mil neWctjOB ad tap
elat wirre Julies Clss Handle
ssnsurpaewd head thIngs VCC7
J10nd
Stay Y4rat editlan retidy saj
math I
hoc delhi 13 1Ieeklr hJ
monthly 2iJ Broady s opposite
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BROOKLYN JOCKEY CLUB
Lavi Cut Mh it N T lilt tUG
10 iieO tL mli Psrk how tla Sh aT
etaia fropt 1004 to II Oft lefty H mJa
tot rl
at Jr I OB ivtry few 14ut <
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that time Sullivan put In his beet work t V I
WIsjIj the blows landed by McCoy were I
the cleane cut those of Sullivan did
as much damage J
Crazylooking haymakers that
some
way reached the mark were his stock In
trade The very awkwardness of Twin
style had McCoy guessing and ac
counted for more than one hard Jolt
landed unexpectedly Had Sullivan con
sistently played for McCoys itoznacbV I
obviously his weak party the result I
might have been different As It was
Sullivans backers thought they Wile
worsted In the decision and claimed
the worst they should have nM was a
draw
Their favorite was dead came Its
never for a second hoisted the whit >
HC but lashed his colors to the roast
sad though tired At times kept bravely
on banging away at his elusive op
ponent
Loyal fight followers turned out to
> n aggrecite gate something over 13000
and there Is every reason to believe
the men will be matchea again Sul
livan will not want for backers 11 the
price another lima Is 2 to L
McCoy opened the fight In his old
time style attired In his favorite cos l
tume of black satin running pants b
He looked to be In fair condition ana
Sullivan appeared superb McCoy hid
about ten pounds the best of the
weights
Time arly part of the fight was
splendid from a scientific viewpoint
liuth men were fresh The cleverness
of McCoy never snoni to better ad
vantage In Sullivan he found no
Munro but a seasoned crafty cool
headed veteran of the ring who knows
as well as any how to take and how
to avoid a beating
McCoyo left hand opened up Built
vans nojo early In the game and at
Intervals the Kid paid his attention to I
tho damaged member with good effect
Sullivan snt home more than one rood
eracsh to McCoys figurehead but It
was as good a friend to the Kid as
ever and the claret came every spar
lniy
Tim McQrsth handler of Sullivan last
night refused to criticise the decision
nlrhll I ask for Is another match
said Tim ram not going to say Ill
beat this fellow but there won I N
any two to one bet on the result
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Dr L RWUIiamjW 1 1tb t
OLD DR QRINDLE
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r3rtts linN than br lay other i4Ttra
libel tmytICtfl Ioift COed la from I to C mOlltbal
Nervous DtOltUT III kon I Id 1 n oihi toll
III uI blJJr O > IIDI AU la foam 1 II I
wuJu Skis 4Ou red WM altars Iofe
III nil LaS mouth cilnal j itllDnJa I C
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