iiiiifrpiiaijlpifliui,T
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BATH HOUSES OPEN
WITH "LADIES FIRST"
rwentythree Public Pools Be
gin Summer Seasoh City to
t hive Swimming Lessons.
iflth ell courtesy It vrno "laaies first"
the twenty-tnreo public bath-houses
Id their pools nnu tnrow open the
this morning, beginning another
cr season
Small boys stood on tho outsldo and
"rtled their sisters. But tho boys will
a Into their own tomorrow and every
Slier day In the wceK except Thursdays,
E6 -i.u tlntr thfk crtfln nwn ftiA n.r.1f.
MltlWU ".., ...- r. --. - !"
retakers scruboca ana scoured tho
liii from Saturday to tho wee hours
ji rooming, expecting a great rush.
jn ft eool wavo enmo floating Into
Girls and women this morning
M& a few times Into tho green pools,
'tied Into their clothes and hustled
for hot tea while tho boys stood
fjj,lhe curbstones and Jeered,
toy will hrcaK ico lor a swim.
fjhn Sjmons, caretaker of tho bath-
I$He at Hf nna rcc" sireeis, lurnea mo
:tt Into tho pool at o o'ciock this morn-
Sfc Tho pool holds 03,000 gallons of
filer; and It takes two hours and a half
ft nit it-
' o'clock Symons took his placo at
ftj front door, supported by a policeman.
Srhere was a crowd on tho sidewalk, but
Trias made up mostly of. boys, who cam0
to'woft and explain that It was too cool
lay way for bathing.
Si MreiMooklnij woman, with a child at
l(trille, nodded to Symons hurriedly, as
if etnncu ior ma jjuui.
S'h.Uo. llttlo elrl." replied Symons,
prtUng to tho child.
ta'l'nvno girl. My name Is Jack," re-
mti the child, and ho looked down with
jfemt ftt tho dress ho was wearing.
H"Hush, Jackl" said tho mother In un-
HertoMS. -just say you nro a muo gin
'tsis1 morning."
fcrark hushed and was tho only son of
Kejtuno among many mermaids. It might
Madded that ho was n, discontented son.
Mack Is E years old. His mother Is a
ffliovr, and where Bho goes ho goes
lion?.
Ifirmons passed tho young man to tho
fp-ool with a huge wink to tho policeman.
lite caretaker held that ho had broken a
ile in a good cause.
j .
ONE U' A Tlti'JS.
jThero Is a llttlo girl named Mary, who
(ni In a court back of tho bath house.
Fflh Is a water nymph. She would Hvo
(buio pool If given tho opportunity. Thero
fri a rulo that half on hour In tho water
FB Ions enough for any ono. The Board of
becreatlon did not consider Mary when It
ftude such a ruling. Mary left the pool
utien the first swimmers, wcro turned out.
S&A halt hour later sho was back. Her
fft wcro muddy and sho had unbralded
r hair.
Hilary, this will novor do," warned Mrs.
Iwiiabeth Kcsslcr. tho matron. "You aro
.Jlpfast as bad as you wcro last year.
ill "Honest, Mrs. Kesler. I didn't think
"r llyou would know mo with my hair down.
i Ge, but you have great memory. Juay
Io in for Just a minute?"
t,Mw. Kessler made no reply. Mary took
Jillence for consent, washed tho mud
Mrfci feet and ankles under a hydrant,
Snit oripn morn was teaching tho ovcr-
luid and crawl strokes to admiring girls
inu women.
"Don't have much trouble with wo
Irirls," said Symons, "but some of these
male kids about here aro holy terrors.
Xt has to keep an eye on them an ine
le. I spend tho day Jumping irom me
front floor to tho pool and then bacK
tsaln. Tlhey don't mean real harm, but a.
hretakcr does not feel at peace when he
lears somo kid blowing bubbles while
Whur held under the water by a few of
bit friends.
MANY USB POOLS.
"llow many people In my pool last sea-
iinr and Symons gave tho figures In
THE WEATHER
Official Forecast
WASHINGTON. Juno 21.
'or fflnlern PBnnavlvnnla Increasing
tloudlness and warmer tonight, probably
iwroers In west portion; Tuesday Bhow-
tn; light variable winds.
curred along; tho Atlantic slope yesterday
gurins the night. Showers also covered
ftporuon or tno central Mississippi oaaiu
aBO lhft tn VnpthlVMt Thiinrtftrstorma
we reported this mornlmr from the lower
gjlo valley. Tho temperatures have de
creased somewhat In the Middle Atlantic
Bute, but aro abnormally high through
out the cotton belt. Seasonable condl-
n prevail in tho Northern stales.
U. S. Weather Bureau Bulletin
rpburraUona taken at B a. TO. Eastern time.
i?!Uon. Sa.m n't fall. Wind. Ity. Weather.
lens Ttatn. VasiAA
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1 o& nth tM1 Tsff0p.n.
The Tides
lOR? RICHMOND.
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notebook to nM hi. T. arew xorl" a
aid not MeVmiiel?0Tha """
year $ Cs iB?'n ,tho!,,gh
Tho lcg0ns will hS L.8Wlmm,r nl
Mellon of the ,!! ven 4um,er tho -Instruction
of thftPntm?1 ." Pnnlcal
br "en and women Z.1 ', Nation
'ollowlngabathS?s ln'tructo the
pS-,iS5St-
. Knlnif ton, Mb, r .! ,?1Url0. ,lr.
si;nue. ' 0,r "" and Montgomery
Jfansynnk, CMtn KSrhVlS. "J"18 enu.
Orwn utreVt sfh -!lr,Thom",'n "trcets,
geuthernf 12 th and PnrX? Snttt
Southwoite" -m d .Ml?lln Mrel.
nu. WMtern' 03 "tteet and Woodland ave-
MM.rh.-Sdkard.tr.e,
ACKLEY READY SOON TO TALK
Again Declares Statement About Sun
day Revivals Would Do Forthcoming.
Bontley D. Acklcy, "Billy" Sunday's for
mer secretary and pianist, announced be
foro leaving for Moscow, near Scranton,
....U.H 0 wm spend at least a month at
h to stS,' ,ha,t h0 soon Wo"1 "vo
working '"fn' 'eady regarding tho Inner
!ft of the Sunday revival party, la
w fLi,0 WouId snow how ho had not
assistants of tho evangelist.
Btntimln1. A,cklry UcslriiJ' neeordlng to his
right " ,"",tcrdn'' ls lo wt himself
derst'anSthie,a.r Up mUch of tho ml""
Mi i fl Vlai, i,ns arlRcn slnco hB "ado
through. nnnoUhccment tht he was
Homer Bodohcaevr, Sunday's rhnir
XT rUchm. AC,Wey ,mS ""tcdCh? i'
a 'if much Greater profits from songs
Aokley has written or music he lias com!
posed than ho does himself, wouWn
tZ ""K"'? eta,emen?sdA?k!
Garrlck Theatre meetings yesterday.
Colliaion Leaves Persian Unharmed
it.J'u" 0Ua ,nJurl" wero visible on tho
Merchants and Miners' Transportation
Company's steamship Perlsan when ho
entered tho Delaware Capos today sov!
tho British schooner Neva In Tolloek ntn
flEh during a heavy fog ycMer?
whi0 sho was bound hero from Bo. om
Tho schooner was damaged on tho port
quarter abovo tho water line and was
towed to Vineyard Haven by tho Persian!
which resumed her voyage. The Persian
Is expected to dock lato today at tho
foot of Bouth stroet. "
Shoots Man on Street in Quarrel
WILLIAMSPOBT, Pa.. Juno 21.-Pol-lowing
a quarrel at a Sunday night
dance, Tred Font, 15 years old. shot and
fatally 'wounded Adolph Camprino, 23
years old, married, and a father of three
children, on the street at Bitumen, a
mining town near Renovo, early this
morning. Font escapod to tho woods.
Park "Spooners" Arrested
Efforts of the park guards to enforce
tho ruling against "spooning" In the view
of tho publla and to stop tho picking of
flowers in Falrmount Park resulted In the
arrest of 13 young men and women i citer-
day. It Is proposed to continue tho same
course next Sunday against "spooning"
and "other kinds of disorderly conduct,"
the guards assert. Magistrate Boylo had
a session with the prisoners this morning.
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FOR nearly eleven years we have been selling" the Francis Bacon
Pianos. And in that length of time we have grown to know
intimately the many points of excellence of these famous
instruments. We know that the manufacturers have closely adhered
to the highest standards of quality always. Uncertain materials and
inferior workmanship have never been considered for an instant.
'HEN the self -player action was incorporated in the Francis
Bacon Piano, the mechanism won instant favor for its
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utmost simplicity
response to the will of
Francis Bacon
Player-Piano
(Mahogany or Fumed Oak Case)
"S 5o.ooM $392 JO
Bench or Chair, Cover or Scarf, 12 Rolls
of Music, and One Year's Tuning Free
Delivered to You $ n a
on First Payment ofiD'vv
Then Pay $2,25 Weekly or
$9.00 Monthly Thereafter
TiFSCRIPTION Height, 4 feet 7 inches; width, B feet
3tt Ssf depth, 2 feet 3 inches. Fitted with the most
eWkte d efficient player action j with automatic
tXr; Alible striking fingers; metal tublngj full open
S; key locking device; patented folding pedals.
MAUKBT STREET
EIGIITH STBEgT
FILBERT STB8in,
EVENING. LBDGEB-PHILADBLPHIA. MONDAY. JUNE
BURNS DENOUNCES
PRIVATE DETECTIVES
AS "VICIOUS CROOKS"
Famous Sleuth Arraigns
Certain Class as "Black
mailers' "Thieves,"
"Lowest Minded Men of
Street" and "Inhuman
Fiends."
"Prlvato detectives, as a class," said
William J. Burns, "are the most vicious
pack of blackmailing crooks that ever
went unwhlpped by Justice." He lowered
the finger of Indictment and struck sharp
ly upon the tablo near him.
"But ou are yourself a private detec
tlce," his visitor objected. "You are
president of tho William J. Burns Inter
national Detectlvo Agency, aro you not?
And you follow your occupation In most
of tho largo cities In this country. You
have figured as a private detective in the
McNamara dynamiting case, tho Atlan
tic City and San Francisco grafting cases,
and it Is as n prlvato dctecttvo that you
aro employed by tho American Bankers'
Association to protect them against for
gers and trickery-all that Is true, la it
Jiuir
Burns nodded vcrlflcation of each state
ment. "In fact, Mr. Burns, you are probably
tho best known prlvato deteotlve In the
united States. Yet you say, and you ap
pear to mean It, that prlvato detectives,
considered as a class, aro as vicious a
pack of blackmailers as over escaped a
prison cell. You don't aeem to bo en
tirety"
Mr. Burns lifted a detaining hand.
"Everything that I said about prlvato
detectives holds good," ho began, "and it
Is only half strong enough; but I am
speaking of detectives who put thomsetves
beyond tho pale by their choice of work.
"LOWEST MINDED OF MEN."
"Detectives," Mr. Burns went on, "be
long in two classes. But thoso who aro
found In tho first must havo sacrificed
every decent human prlnclplo until they
have becomo tho lowest minded men upon
the streets.
"Thero aro private dctectlvci who will
handlo cases Involving domestic rela
tions and there nro thoso who will not.
It Is tho first, I say, that aro thieves,
crooks, blackmailers Inhuman (lends
that every man should shun."
Indignation colored tho speaker's round
face. It Is 'Mr. Burns' trick to turn rest
lessly about In his chair. Tho more In
terested he grows tho wider he waves
his hand. Tho "crooked private detective"
theme drove him to restless energy.
"I'll toll you," he Bald, "something you
may not know. Blackmail Is the most
prevalent crime in the United States. It
Is everywhere; no city Is frco from it.
No wonder," he added, "for blackmailing
is easier to got away with than any other
crooked scheme of which I've ever he.i'd.
Most victims are afraid to prosecute. I
speak of blackmail becauso It is In black
mall that prlvato detectives And their
living. It's a good one, too.
"Thero nre somo very flno examples of
tho way these people work," said Mr.
Burns. "I know of them" he raised de
spairing hands "hundreds of them.
Sometimes the private detective tricks
his client Into retaining htm. I heard
of a case," ho said, reflecting "I heard
of a case of a private detective who was
hired to protect a mausoloum. Several
e Strawhridge & Clothier Anniversary
of construction, its
the performer and its ease of operation.
STRAWBRIDGE
weeks passed without any attempts being
5i? t0K 5,tutb lh Mo!eum Midlhi
n?it wf2u. wondrinfr whether ho
Xtehtt?o?,0n BrJw"'- Then one
mmt&? "" wrcnthel o the mauso
lnfl.2 'te man ?n '""d reported hav
ing had a hard fight with masked men.
nltelv a iec,yva WM rtt'ned Indefl
nneiy. a month or so later th client
oVfftguaBrS!nff,n,?"n:d 1 wYuVM?
l,A ? !ue l,,e tomb "a "Poke to tho
it ithe agcncy ,ftbtmt ' A w days
L ni.JfcV?'.1".? oleum got
a S?f.k "Rnd Ielter- M wa written on
a eheet of paper torn In half."
AIT TlllPtl aU..! t. . a i
te.PRtai;ffK15r-,,s:
Uedmo7e,orwiy; "6 8'Bhed flnd cnl"'
ni''i'i' i0no fl.ne dny lhls "Jetectlve was
to wilJ?v?llw.ted' nfUr h ha b5
UtiJi .nt a"d n8"ured hlm thR' e
di ThS'i Senuln" Bln Hind artl-
contlm,eHln.Sll.B,il0ra found" Mr- Bun
?, t u '.d' .thllt th money's own men
had broken ntn h. ,!, ij tZl'll'
paper that fitted exactly tho tear In the
Black Hand letter his client had rcceved!
Ho meant to use It later on and then lit
m8 3i .ples together for tho cdlllca
tlon of his client.
"There are hundreds of ways," Mr.
burns went on. "They make use of pho
iographs. Photographs are flno evidence.
A crooked operatlvo was once showing
a perfectly Innocent woman how he had
...?J.i t uur"'"r' nen his arm was
around her wnlst another agent snapped
their picture. The plant m shown up
and thn agent went to Jail.
"They trail men and women, hut mn.n
women, and If they can be photographed
In or tricked into compromising situa
tions an agent calls on tho husband, or
tho wife say the first
J,7UaV0 .?L0li n!1.y, ""'P'elon.' the agent
w 11 say. 'that nil Is not right with your
wife, Mr. Smith?' Of course. Smith Is
horrified. Ho will pay JS0 to havo a story
disproved or to know It Is true. Tho agent
tags him along with small bits of gossip.
Then Smith hears from tho agency that
a man outside has 'tho goods' for a di
vorce. Tho man is not connectod with the
agency. His price Is M0. Docs Mr.
Smith caro to go through with tho Investi
gation? "Tho surprising part of it," said Mr.
Burns, "Is that any fairly Intelligent
man would not be so foolish as to en
gage a dctectlvo ho knows nothing about
to go out and discover things about his
wife. But they do It. Things like that
aro happening every day all over tho
country.
"It'B only now and then that tho dirty
business rises out of the oily waters of
thn underworld and shakes Its ugly head
beforo tho public.
"How can you stop It?" Mr. Burns
lenned forward and shook his finger.
"Thero Is only one way. Pass a law
barring prlvato detectives from the wit
ness stand In divorce cases. That 'will
stop them. But untl such a law Is on
tho books tho head of tho pollco depart
ment is tho man to see. Ho will Investi
gate quietly."
"Thero is ono more thing," said Mr.
Burns. "Let tho man or woman who
wonts an Investigation made call on his
or her friends to watch the suspected
partner. Or let them go to a reputable
small agency. Thero nro many. But
nbovo all, let them keep out of tho
clutches of tho prlvato detective, who Is
a crook. Thero Is no, more poisonous
human snako outside a cell."
SCHOOLS AND COLLEGES
PE1RCE SCHOOL
SUMMER COUnSES BEGIN JUNE S3
Bujlntss and Secretarial Counts that enable
young men and women to make a rood itart
and rapid progress. Valunble Instruction ror
teachers o( business Hours, 0 A. M. to 1
p. M. Tuition. S20 for the entire alx weeks'
course. For full Information, call or write
PElnCB SCHOOL,
017-010 CHESTNUT STREET.
PHILADELPHIA.
flexibility, its ready
Pianos
EVonJc Rrm Piannc Wore established in tho year 1789 when
r ranUb JJdCUn r IdllUS George Washington was President and
havo made good under all conditions and all circumstances for 126 consecutive years.
Such an ancestry and such a business career guarantees for you wonderful service
and durabiUty in all FRANCIS BACON Pianos.
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21,
HYENA BREAKS LEG,
BUT STILL SMILES
Dan, Pet of Zoo, Sears Pain
Like Stoic and Gives Keeper
"The Laugh.'
There ls an optimist In our midst whose
name has never been hnnded down to
fame. He can only walk a few feet each
day, and every day ls the same. Never
will thero bo a change m nls program.
In addition to his monotonous existence,
he Injured himself some time ago and
has to bo fed. Yet withal, 16 Is hope
ful. It would seem absurd, perhaps, to
say that his condition filled him with
mirth! but It ls truo that he laughs about
It, for he Is none other than "Dan," the
laughing hyena.
While others complain about the hoot
and the high co.t of living, Dan laughs
In his cago at the Zoo. Tho fact that
his right foreleg Is broken doesn't con
cern him In tho least IJke a true opti
mist he chuckles over tho fact that tho
keeper, John McMullen, must wait on
him and serve his breakfast and lunch
eon. John sees to it that Dan's steak Is
cut In the proper portions and that he
has enough of It. Ho also consults Dan's
wishes as to dinner and When hn rtn.
parts at the end of tho meal tho laugh-.
m njcna gives mm tno ha ho.
Dan has been at tho Zoo for some tlmo
and has boon an amiable guest. He
wanted to do stunts for visitors ono Sun
day and Jumped from his platform. "When
he struck tho floor ho felt a pain In the
right foreleg. Ho didn't complain and It
was not Until MdMullen saw him strug
gling with his dinner that tho Injury was
discovered.
Supervising Agent Harry Leppcr. Jr., of
the Pennsylvania Society for the Preven
tion of Cruelty to Animals, called yester
day to see Dan and found that ho was
receiving the best of care. As the Injury
ls Improving dally and Dan appears to
bo happy, Superintendent Carson thought
It would bo wrong to end his llfo. Secre
tary Itutherford. of tho society, holds the
samo view, and believes that Dan's op
timism will pull him through.
Edison Invents 3,000,000 C. P. Light
NEW YOIUC, Juno 21.-A 3.000,000-candle-powcr
searchlight, small and fed
by storage batteries, said to bo tho most
powerful portable, searchlight ln the
world. Is the latest Invention of Thomas
A. Edison. It wns operated for tho first
tlmo last night at the Inventor's home In
Llewellyn Park, N.v J. It Is especially
designed Tor use In mlno rescue work,
bt fires, on ships and aoroplanos.
o.vn
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Phone, Walnut 502
DAVIDYAN
1318 Chestnut
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not aclver-
Sundays
,atia
HUNDREDS of satisfied customers will testify to the excellence of
both the Francis Bacon Piano and the Francis Bacon Player
Piano they are, indeed, trustworthy instruments, fully
worthy to be sold under our Seal of Confidence.
Y SPECIAL arrangement with the Bacon Piano Company, duriqg
the Anniversary bale we snail sen mese
nrinpc Vmn nnv Pianos or Plaver-Pianos
ever been sold for in this city. We wish, however, to call your atten
tion to the fact that there are only EIGHT MORE DAYS in which to
take advantage of this exceptional opportunity. Come, to-morrow!
AnyInd on Either Instrument
& CLOTHIER
1915.
OLD FERRYBOAT BURN8
"East Sido" Goes Down at Cramer
Hill Wharf.
Fire of unknown origin burned tho ferry
boat Hast Slda to tho water's edge shortly
after midnight this morning as aha lay
at tho North Cramer Hill whatf, Cam
den. No one was aboard tho craft when
tho flro was discovered bv a nnmbi. f
dock laborers. Tho Arcs under th boilers
were banked and the owners 'nxa myitl
fled as to the causa of the blaze.
The Rast Camden lrlre Department was
notified when the flro was discovered and
laborers along the wharf Immediately
formed a bucket brigade. Despite their
frantlo efforts they were unable to cheek
tho flames, and the boat wns soon reduced
to a blaekenod ruin, with the deok float-
" "" m hid wiucr. unpiain
John Morgan and ralrlck Hansbury, tho
owners, were unable to fix tho esaol
amount of the loss.
Tho East Sldo has mado her trips be
tween tho North Cramer Hill wharf,
Camden, and Otis stroet wrarf, this city,
for tho past 10 years.
Student Sued for AHensUon
PBOVIDENCn. It. I., June SL How
land Haiard McLaughlin, of Chicago, stu
dent nt Brown University, has.beon sued
for $10,000 by E. Harris Metcalf, an heir
to the Motcalf millions. In his declaration
Metcalf, who Is a graduate of Harvrfrd,
1902, charges McLaughlin alienated his
wife's affections, causing him "permanent
Injury and humiliation' Misconduct Is
not charged.
Try This Bath
Wafer as you like It. SpontP one
of ours, ISo to SIS. Soap Llewel
lyn's I'urc nath, lOo a enket 0 for
50c. Tills means n clean, refreshed
uouy. men uss our Uanlenlsi Tnl.
rum, 23a tin, anil Insure aralnat
heat discomfort. Itesultl JlealUi
ami happiness.
LLEWELLYN'S
rhllnilelphln's Standard Drug Store
1518 Chestnut Street
Open erery day In the year.
i
M
)lhes foir
Tee ens
Yacetiieg
Cricket
Golf
Many styles of rubber-solcd
.tt
ii
to $8. Plain or fancy, with or without heels ; boxes or tips. .i
Tan or black golf shoes, rubber or leather soled ; with golf
spuds. ,
Claflin. 1107 Chestnut
i - i" i' op ii . mf
Player-Pianos
Francis Bacon
Upright Piano
(Mahogany or Fumed Oak Case)
Regular Price MC7 Cfh
$350.00. J4oW
Stool, CSver or Scarf, Instruction Book .
and One Year's Tuning Free
Delivered to You
on First Payment of
Then Pay $1.50 Weekly or
$6.00 Monthly Thereafter
PBSCHIPTION Hajght, 4 ftwt 6 UthM; widlh, 5
feet 4, inches; depth, Sid 3 iiwf. Orewtrung Kea!.
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Ask bids foit jkew acJitoot
Building to Cost ?260,000 for ut
Gormantcwn.
BMs for Uhj SonstfucUon or an elemen
tary public acnool building at Utnetjflti
piko ana th avenue. Bast aefmantowa.
will be asked by ths Property Commit
tee of the Board of Bducatlen wltWa
a week.
The structure, estimated to ost t
000, wlfl accommodate 1660 pupils In 3J
divisions. It will be three stories high
and in architectural features similar fi
tho hew building at Mth street and Klnr
sesslng avenue, of brick with terra, eetta
trimming!.
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nlne-djvlslon school building to cost MB,
000, to be orected at M street pike and
Danger sircoi in we th ward.
Contracts amounting to iseb.ODO of re
pairs to school buildings during the sum
mer havo been awarded and additional
contracts of 1100,000 will soon be made.
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Tumblers
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at this
price.
Come
early to
morrow. 2-inch Vase, floral cuttlnp:, $2.95
$7.50 Watci; Set, new cutUnff, $5
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102 N. 10th St. jSS
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low and hijjh shoes, front $3.75
Sale
instruments at lower
of eaual merit have
$5.00 '
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