JWfflBS R iT tWf.J 'i 5V. w p m: fflTt r IV r ft Itr" rV y u L' if. ; K r E -i 81. Si p w f;4 wistr 725 LER CHUMMY. TER Foolish Amateur Restrictions Have Handicapped Tennis -i W-L'En'iWT!l PHILS AND A'S ARE Overhaul ed nnri nalntn.l A flnA p&f. Domntntratlen: S days' trial! .. free lessemi time ""etfiVVar.. HBO te MAS HERItKKT BROTHERS Uread nod Rnce Street! IN SIXTH PLAC E RACES TODAY AT HAVRE DE GRACE SEVEN RACES DAILY Special Pennsylvania It. R, trait leavee Hretid M. station 12:31 p. M.I Wet I'hlli.. 12.30 I' M l!ret te renr. "prrlil II. nnd O. train leaves Sllh and Oeatnnt flts. 1S:J0 r. M.. nirler nml illnlne rnr. Admission (inintNtand and Pad dock. SI. 03, Including Government Tai. FIRST RACE AT 2:30 r. M. Drep Frem Elite by Defeats Here and in Washington. Evers Dees a Comeback CUBS CONTINUE FAST PACE 'Pre-Bugaboo' Raises Head Over Tennis Court-Tilden Champien Thinks Foolish Restrictions May Have Effect Opposite te That Intended Gives Hi Idea of Professionalism By WILLIAM T. TILDEN, ail Tennis Champien of the World, 1B30-1K21. mm: opening of every tennis Reason J-.ii tlii slcnnl for nn outbreak of ills lowed and the ether net. The mere' legislation there is en the books the greater the temptation te break the laws. It professional tennis ever comes It will be iu a' burst of reaction en tlie n.i rt of the nlarcrs who revolt naalnst the unnecessary restrictions plnqedk upon tbem. Yet I repeat all these restrictions are proposed and enforced with the highest ideals and the keenest desire te keep tennis clean. The men nt the head of the game are nil men of the irrcntest integrity and are filled with the finest loyalty te the game. My criticism Is net personal, but is oneef general principle, en the whole matter of amateurism. ' ., Personally. I believe n man is a pre fessienal -who conches "or plays fit money, this return being direct or in direct te htm. 1'scc nb reason te re strict, a i player further than' this. -CefvripM, lilt, bv Public Lttecr Cempanv Pullman Car Servic, in Quaker Citjfc JQ$1 A rrnn elusions en the question ei iune' tennis mid the likelihood of, its gaining !ie:idwa. V'c reml much that appears te show that tennis is rapidly being coninieielnlled, while ether nrtlcles prove just ns conclusively Hint there is net n chance that professionalism can ever gain a foothold in the came. Thcse depend entirely upon the viewpoint or the writer, nnd nre based mere en de sire than en fact. It, is the players alone who can tell whether or net there is u chance of professional tennis. T.nf ma mnke mv nosltlen clear at once spmm enjoying n brief cojeurn nmene the mighty, our A's nnd rhlls find theni'dves this morning sporting around with the lesser lights and only two notches from that dis tasteful last place they hae inhab ited se much of Intc. The Ghauts just te prove that they were net going well en Wednesday went out jestcnlny and smote Winters, Bcttt nnd ISnumgnrtncr mightllr and lustily f- ,,. .. I,lcn,.i.. .ine t.lln (lin 1'hlll llCcr i HI .WIV1. "WHIV MUI3 ".I"" ...V- - - I , ., , . . . .if nun 1 1 w,,i 111 were getting live of rat Ilynn, rookie , . .. ,t Yet I frnnkly believe that hurler. .tennis is tcrieusly threatened, net by The Athletics tried te get in a pest-'aUj attempt en the part of promoters pencd tilt en the right side of the ledger e buj the plajers through huge sala sala devvn iu WnMiingten, but the Senators rjrs, but b n mlttnken attitude taken with the Government emplejes en thrum the uuctieti by n certain element in job they were granted n half helldnv 'tennis. I knew that nlUthe men who te ce their favorites perform ent liae tnl.en the stnnd en a rigid cn cn Uey Moere tind Beb Hasty back te the fercemeiit of the nmntciir rule have bench and maltreated youthful Jimmy nn- m with the highest ideals an Sulllvnii 'greatest dclrc te uieiect. the game from Heinle Greh for whom the Giants, the very tLiiiS that they nre going te nnld inanv a farthing during the "teve create. . . . league campaign was the lending light te go into the businesses thnt are se related with tennis that they may still play nnd yet make an honest living? why should they net sell sporting geed? provided that they deliver value re ceived for the salary they arc paid? Ne one will ' defend n man who is pr.ld three times what his services are weith nnd then does nothing but play tennis te advertise his ttere. But such cases 'arc rare and easily recognized and can be covered by a rul ing. Few, If any, sporting goods house would carry a man en such a basis, for it Is net geed business. It is the boy who works and jet has time te play fggj style (mmmmmmmmmmk tconemvm '"Royal Quality" Shee Keep Your' Feet in Geed Condition 1 mn net. never have been nnd the game (beeaue by se doing he mect.i r will be nn advocate of prefes- , hN customers) who Is enticed te the ilisin In tennis. I would light it 8jit te de te. Today he has thnt SUITS Tennis km outgreicn the old days when it teas meir or Jess of a class rjemc. It U new and always tei'll re 'mam n. national and international vpert for all ayes and classes. With One&2 Kl m a V rjt ' 1 w i ' LMS! - -v -i H rtieueande VgA A I ?.r smmMtSa oheoeln. MiT' Come In aml'V ggfF leek areurnl. gY-rtgV H com PAnrpLgBF B OUR VAL.HW H UE8 te I 11 the eulte In k n our windows P , H Tlne rear- TgtfKgtVgfflU H Irj towDearTggt flaSg7 equal ear gaf)gfv H ram... Of 'in the reverse suffered by the men of Wllhelm. The former lte had a ueuni" nnd three slnglei out of the thirteen made by his tenm. Three ethers vvem made bv former Mills. Bancroft. Haw -lings and Kmil Mctisel, each getting a lusty bingle. ... T , Knri.il hits, one a tnn e. b.v Tcbetir- 1 .1....1.1.. 1... III.w.l, 1,U. v I vcau aim u iuumi- ij ,m...-u.... . i ..;., A. j . Wriglitstene. was the teta damage .lone .position ie m-ihi ui-u. " "" -"te Hv an. In the tifth nnd eighth th- try or te provide them with the leisure Mills rose un in their might anil iu right, but he is mere or less invest! gnted und regarded with suspicion, se that many u boy hns been driven out of the sporting goods business if he wished te piny tennis. The defeat of the proyestd amend went which would have provided for the profcssienalisntion of all playcri who wietc daily articles for the ncios ncies papers showed that the tennis public irfld aicakinu te the danyir of this restriction of the lights of players te carry en their eicn affalts. THERE is Mere Style -Mere Satisfaction Mere Value Mere Wear Te be hid in a pair of "Royal Quality Shoes ACytE0 J5t L l'Lttt L W THE I W':,A' i ' who 13 ARI3 bringing into the game boys nre the "ens of men net in n l&eSBHub SON af atamilaFf TaWM manaara twenty. die aad 25-27 NO. 13TH ST. Hi. Be4 8. Ftanwrert. N. Ma B. Baaia 8. J. CeaeerlU, Pa. r SUITS TO ORDER $ 18 .00 Reduced from $35 & $30 Blues, Blacks, Browns, Pencil Stripes, Tweeds, Made Te Your Order See Our 15 Windows Largest Display of Tai loring in Philadelphia PeterMoran&Ce. Merchant Tailor S. E. Cor. 9th & Arch Sts. Mm. Bat. Em. IU1 P. M. lumulnted five runs, but the Gianti h.d already doubled the figures and Unit meant' another reverse. Moere Flivvers Hey Moere, the prize left-hauder of Muck's stnff. was regarded us a cei tnlntv te stump the Senators cterdny. but after getting b.v the first inning Iih went in reverse nnd was nuked. Beb Hasty, who has net started a game UiU season, was tried next, and he. loe, saw the light of the shower room call- I ing him. Sullivan was the third, and , he lasted the temalnder of the contest. The Muckineii made oho less hit than I the Senators eight yet thev were able ' te score but three runs te nine for the ' Milnnese. Moere walked a quartet of ' ' Hip home folk, nnd Beb Hasty, net te l I outdone, made his total five, liiiiei AVulker aided the Ditchers in their 'downfall bv having one of his off da-, two errors of commission being clmlkid I egaltK him nnd u couple Uit de net appear in the dot score. , At thnt Walker hit one of Uie Ions- 1 est sacrifice (lies en record that counted I Johnsten from second pluce. Accord ing te the experts, the feat has never been perferniiHl in the hUtery of Uie big leagues. As Itice caught the fly en the dead run the A's first sacker was off like a flush, reunded third and, te the surprise of Hlce, belted for home. The fielder's threw was n couple of seconds tee Inte te catch the veteran. Johnny Evers, veteran of many .1 hectic game with the old Cubs, erst while manager and new assistant te Kid Gleaseu with the White Set. showed that old age must be served yesterday by playing nine complete frames against the Indians. Johnny 1 had three nsslsts and as many put outs, and played a whale of a game. He also figured in the only two-play 1 killing of the game. The contest was called in the ninth, with the score tied at 0, te enable Cleveland te cntch a train. Speakei used three pitchers, including Davie 1 Keefc, who did relief duty nt Shllw 'Park luit year. Twe Ser twlrieis I served them up. Kay Grimes continued his great weik ;by slamming out n home run and scor ing two with a single against the Cards. .The result if victory, and still a dead lock for first place between the Cubs .and the Giants. Jenes was the win ning hurler. The lteds continued their winning streak, which reached two yesterdaj . 1 by slamming Morrison nnd Hamilton I hard for an 8-te-4 victory ever the I'irates. Adolphe Lugue and Donahue . stemmed the Pirate tide. The Brooklyn Dodgers, In the etliei National League game, swamped the Braves, 12 te 5, hitting the offerings 1 In which te play tennis, jm it right that thee boys should net ee allowed T IS just ns logical te prohibit a 1 man from practicing dentistry nr ln ' among Ids friends of the tennis world te nrofesslennllo hlin. If he does thu. 1 for capitalizing his tennis nblllty, ns it Is te prohibit him from writing nny articles for nny form of publication. Is It nny mere Immoral te write for a newspaper dally than weekly, and If "-e, why? Yet one would have been nl- fW (k vgS 96 CliARION is a T. q. FEATURE HAT for 1022. Incomparable in Style and Quality. Coel end Comfortable. Alse Panamas. Ben bobs and Leqkerm, Last, But Net Least Your hat is the last thing you put en the finishing touch, as it were, before you run the gauntlet of the world's critical gaze. Te gain approval te win the stamp of "absolute correct ness," is it any wonder the well-groomed man selects a Townsend Grace Straw Hat? than in any ether shoes regardless cf price. It's a pleasure te demon strate the truth of these statements. "STATLER" One or mera than forty tmart styles that arm hrtTer you te ehoe$ from in grain, cordovan. ealftkin or kidskin in fan, brown, black or teny red. SPECIAL Te-day & Te-morrow "They Have That Loeh" They Wear Well RemBOOTSHflP VZBL Gi. IVJlCf BELOW MARKETS! J3 &O. 17 Olf OPEN EVENINGS . Vfll sB a '4-- v Hh; ' I mB'w 1 litlgHBfflilli' miljjjggtlUkdJmmmmtmmimmmmimmmmmmehmmi - . -- t ...... 15" Hi a TfWTmTATTO .I.mIm&m... .tM AHSAlt.if. t.21. 1, W UAUA1UUO upuuieicijr wibii nusuiuie BailliatlOn l..iv and cieanuness asaurea y a rigia inspection! m system. Te steD within a Quaker City Taxicab Is in . enjoy the comforts of your own private conveyance. 7 " 65,697 mere peepie nave cauea yuaicer city Taxicabs se far this year than in any like. period in our history. Call Spruce 1700;. i Quaker City Cab Company (Lew Rates) 30E30I SJaBaPBBaQ?''' -v9iggggggg&giaflHDKef iiLigggffHgBLw of the Beantewu abandon. twirlers with utter Beets and Saddle The Harford Steeplechase is offered as the feature of today's enrd at Havre de Grace. The veteran Sweepnimt ap- , pears much the best, although rcmeedlu,' a great deal of weight. Since the a- ' perturc of Duettlste from this ceuntrv for England, Sweepment is censldernl about the b,est jumper left. Dlstnu Shere and Free State should furnlsn I th contention. The Mndennn purse is the feature ei the Mat races. The purfc is for $2000 I Second Thoughts has great speed. Pre- , lude has been runuing as If net quite up I te her best rnce. Beth hnve te leken vvitli Muttlklns and Dresden I Horses which seem best are : Klrst race Our Tlllie, St. Angelina Th Ulstpr. Second Svveepment, Dis- tnnt Shere, Free State. Third Vice I Chairman. Camouflage. Due de Merny Fourth Willis Sbnrpe Kilmer entr 1 Cape Pillar. Leng Island Fifth Sec emi Thoughts, Prelude, Dresden. Sm 1 Plucky, Sword. Lady Zeus. Seventi Trickster II, Philnris, Lucy Kate i Boniface, with his heavy impost . found n big task in disposing et th Inconsistent Bygone Days, which led t the Inst furlong in the OreenwWh Han dler? vestcrdny. J. K. L. Bess made i' 'i double when Hlldur and Lien d'Oi. coupled, ran one two In tlm Bndie Hun dlcap. (Jrnce Feiter again showed her class by defeating Careteker and I're lude In the Frolic Purse nt a mile aim seventy yards. She wen easily and pal i ' better'than S te 1 in the mutuels. I Jockey "Chick" Iang piloted two winners at H.ivre d Crate jesterciay. ! An old turfman said Lang's secret ei I success Is making the keines like him The little rider never met, harsh means ivvlth a horse, nnd whin the barrier l sprung he gcneinlly hns his mount In Loed temper nnd alert. It is reported that Lnng's lentract emplejer want SGO.OOO for his contract with the r, ' -. and he Is likely te get It. Navy Oanmen Ready for M, I. T. ....1U Md.. Ad'II S. Most nf th'. ilr.jl tuuclitii wtrH ulven Iu ih .Nav.il Am' my cre nterly y Itlihanl (llnJ n liic'il coach, ami his ten prjpariitnry tu Hi ilruihi-s with the crenn uf .Manna husiu Ttth hera temurr iw Pitcher Keidel Released Cleveland. O, April , 28 - Manager Trl Sneaker of the Cleveland Americana han announced the unconditional releane of, Pitcher QeorKe Keidel. ferra'r Cleveland mat.ur. and Third Waecman lla termer celer Inil-ldjr (St. WWfftlhiAXnm HgtUAkBaVr. t Where Thousands of Thrifty Me are bvyind Ihelr Cleth SSflB B fli emwOm P (JjMt .a. rS 2vvvgfcffls.' " "JlVrVi- rXJ xarJfe, 9 (zrEjKvjtPttkZj? Kjv&rmk7s9 . a& mKLm: Ut A Suit for Every Fancy, but Nene at Fancy Prices 100 PURE FLEECE WOOL FABRICS All models. Enormous selection. Guaranteed workmanship. $10 less than elsewhere here at our factory 'i block south of Chestnut Street. $ 20 LOOK-EM-OVER. RferyBuyMeawAScoreffirYeu Q DITfT A F Genuine horsehide Catchers' Mitts OiI1,ML, Value $10-$15 at $6-$10 ATHLETIC SHOES Baseball Shoes $3.00 I Tennis Shoes $2.50 Gymnasium Shoes . . 2.50 Gelf Shoes 8.50 Boxing Shoes 5.00 Running Shoes 6.00 GOLF BAGS Large assortment valued up te $10. Brown, khaki, white and" tan. Seme with metal bottemi, 5" and 6" diameter. Reach New Scotty Gelf Balls, reg. $7.75 at $5.00. Send for frcm copy, McGregor golf rulei. FISHERMAN'S SPECIAL I Regular $3.50 Creels, $2.50. 'Regular $2.00 Ftameled Line, $1.50. Split Bamboo (Winchester) Fly Reds, $12 te $20. Trout r lies, 75c per dozen. .Full assortment of Steel and Bamboo Red., low as $2.00. Full line of Salt Water Supplici. Come and get a Fisherman's Weekly centeat applicntien blank. BICYCLES, $30 Up lUTS'Sra Kr-gl'M"" OE3Q1 IOE3QE!t,nt-J graiNO msHQKTB prnrNfi hkwebth '. ; LONDON. ESOI.ASP T.OXTOV. KNOMND "? at fi 0 i HOTEL CECIL I r THE "CECIL" ia the hnb of LemUa J I CO) Afer business or pleasure. G I D) C Visitors have the advantage of the right ?) I YA address with a reasonable tariff. Vll I ICj) C The service it quiet and unobtrusive, yet , Cfi I b6 always fully efficient, nothing it lacking J 2 I ICs in comfort or convenience, and the cuisine (q V5 , I P Write or Cable te the Manager f$r Q 1 1 tH the tariff. -ft a ygcPrj J K ! tPIIm i ff ir i tii 'inlfCii TeiffiiFnTn (A u ssmmssakissmsaiA "' '' tsti ATK1NTIC CITV, X. J. , I OCEAV CtTY. N. J. '" SALCO CLOTHES iTake Elevator teiS.E.COr.9tl.&SailS011l Second Fleer Purchasing ARcnts Orders Accepted Open Until 5.30 P. M. Vi Sq. Se. I Chestnut St. lalp Denedltt, BASEBALLS Official size and weight, guar anteed for 18 full innings, $10 dozen. Youth. Bateba 15c, 25c, SOc. Z4 IMl S, " M W erncVai IU, X V tficue I jf-try TENNIS GOODS Ntti, $5.50 up. Pelei, $1.50 up. Yeulb Racquets, 50c, 75c, $1.50. Men'i full guaranteed Racquets, $2.50 BICYCLES $8.50 Up Bail-Bearing Reller Skates, $1.59. Children's Autes, $5.00 up. Velocipede, $2.75 up. Columbia Velocipedes, $11.95 up. Beys' Baseball Suits, $2.50. Bey Scout Suits, $2.49. Cowboy and Indian Suits, $3.49 te $4.95. Youths' Spec'al Mitts, 25c te $1.75. Gelden Grained Horsehide full-leather Mit s, $3 50. Black or Brown Leather Gloves, $2.00. Youths' Catchers' Gloves, $1.50 te $3.50. First Baseman's Mitts, $3.50 up. Men's Professional Catch ers' Gloves (Reach), $8.50. COMFOBT WITHOUT KXTRAVA6ANCR SfLVERTeN Kentucky Ave. adjacent te Beach, newly reno vated and rafurnl.hed; near riepete, chunhe and placet of amu.ement; all outside cheerful rooms, comfortably furnished: electric llthta, perchei, tun parlor, elevater: het and cold RUNNINQ WATER IN EVERY ROOM Families accommodated. Truly a wonderful hotel at meat rcaienable ratea. $1.60 up daily. Special weekly. European plan. Sea a. t.t.re aukta r.a.rratleaa. OWNERSHIP MANAGEMENT. i ,111 SPRING RATES 'I i y&StA eSpeeial weekly ratea etwnlrl Y .lollera and upward. Anwriu-I I F 9( lan. Runnlns water. FeUrrl IfilNCOIN JlUy OCEAN CITY.N, HemEDISON Mlchltan Ave. near Beach and Boardwalk Atlantic City', me.t beautiful hotel urtlen. RUNNING WATBR IN EVERY rfOOil Newly Furnished, Private Baths, Electric Lights Elerater Strvlce. European Plan, 12.00 up Daily. Single Reems, tl 60 per Day. BISCAYNE TiiHBSS OC&VN (MOVE. N. J. . STOKES HALL- W Ocean Greve. N. J. Opn ''S.'"!'!! modern cenv. A. C H. atrassburger. Phl ALBEMARLE Virginia ave. block from fimeui TlnnriWutu ana feteel Pier; open after Improvement! reetlna $35,000. making this tieuse strictly modern In every s-tne. Electricity thrueut. RUNNING WATER IN ALL ROOMS KpacleuJ aelarlum; nun deck: private has, elevater: $1.50 day up. room. only. Owner fhlp managemeiit. (1AI1I.E A DEVITT. THE MORELTON INN nnna HAmfl ffT I. new reidv for the.e IntrrHtel " irnnnuenil P PA. '. MT. POCONO. PA. MFAnOWSIDE INN In Poreno MeunlalM. Newly built: tttjgi Klile roenm: .num h.al. elec prlistra Therj's Comfert In Rtit Cernsir " ! clal uprlnnrate- Hklt.JB The PENNHURST Vn.Tt tnhle: eulet nnd h.iiii. Ml.. Msrv IW. r... -. 1 Orwn.all year. M tile WllWOOO ni.Kant location.! . , g r. . " BASEBALL UNIFORMS Write for Samples Made te Your Order, $2.50 te $9.75 Open Friday & Saturday Evgs. Mail Orders Promptly Filled KENTUCKY W.5! ! KENTUCKY AVK NEAk Mini cv.v asaiir WreiUIr '".a Ameelnn llnn glee afer te itnet. KlMtrlclty ana phone. In all rooms' Walteaerrlee. Owaershlp mtm't. kiNOA reef addition, EAUUAKT KAOI. MEREPABKjJPAi. Desirable furnished summer "tW'JSS I white" "mepntainh. n. MAPLEWOOD CLUB mt? i; . .i irrtt.i Prnnrty. :r:l l',iV...?"S""r 'n Sfrv. R W. 4Ci i. 1. UHHWi , m. ,. ww . m ucenn ireni nt Aientpcler nve , new open. Suites with bath, running water nil rooms; elevator, Spring rates $4 day un $21 up weekly. Amer. plan. H. St. IIEKVK3. BOTHWELL Vliaiiilu uie wciml ..en,, H ,.i ludr.l UiM and Rteel I'ler. Every appointment. Illgheat Ktiirdard In cuIbIiie ana eervlce. noeklet Special weekly rates. J. llnthwell. Prep GRAND ATLANTIC ! wkiy;cVPVoeo.BkltVorcn."tJ."yD.UPalXr- RIO ",1 Verk.A"' "HW-uh. lOOrecnm HinT a i.'iE.'njn,r "u."'r '" llV UK. I GRANDE niHS2,tH,i?l"r- ,i,,r"",: I '"1WM Under N.y Minierment. ' HOTEL CONTINENTAL ft!?yi' ""?" always ready: tfrms moderate no or pnone. M, WALSH DIINf'AM Wesiminiter n-eniucKy Ave nr. linrh I . Elevater: private bathe running water. Open all year. A. v. Kepp MARTINIQUE "J-JS. ajS $ 1 B0 up dall. Cafe ami re.tauram attach.": CHESTER INN .?tw Yerk Ave. n..r L0Rnli. A m ft r I e n n 'an. All cnnvenlerces MRS n. kmaiieb Hetel Boscobel KcnK"fJeAv ," beM Wkly. rates, $18 up. Ph. UaTe MAHION New Chrienmf. Avfe &,. .. Sn,,J!?n Hdden Hall Allantle Cllr On the PnnVrtw alh VIBfllNIA ItRArH. VA. n fur illtlllM. IIEACJI. . ic, ITPPER RARANAO '"' w- ' - SARANA0 INN IK THE HEART OF THE ADI30NM.M ... ... .... -: . '..i m iK80RT of gUgJU (., n.. "J'uam. rettairs ser.n;-" A BUMNfEH SKtsr: ciauy suitrb. CUI aesirame any ueiru!e .. --. -Ih- . LnentPd en hf sherjf 'M jja 1 ItkCflMeni .saii- rea. u.. --. BeurtH unit Amu.nmentH it tlie's "Ti. " nAHRIMITON MIM.",. ;'?, . ainarrew fieiri iiriliai Wt.hlntiea. Tnrins ERICSSON LH IMlOlir. 3 Hiiiinii Trl FOR UAMIMOIIK 12 One Way. . PIER 8 HO ttallv n. H P. Nn ' Wily. 9 'l,1",,1i'..r IO. BELA WARE AVt , M. rUlurdiv nt r "i "It'll for bi , V'-t en '-mrTunis- 'i'jl'wl , .. "O 11 " i , " I rn'TATf"-1' - - Tleth Her i --3: 'HERVHE UHERE HWtVICK COlgJ We Hecttre the Kind yf Te.ielier J-" nud Ihr Kind of Position !",MV nuu mr aina ei i , The Bryant Teachers' Boreae, din a an nau m. isrrssvaini iiiu.ii -. "Signer ;:"iii.i,.:".p th!i!!, nu The Tayler Scheel SSgj AccSumfng.-BVcreUrlaiceurse. 'SEaj STRAYER'S MSgSJEI Paeltlen twiirienrnUrjiew. ,wr tfl riV.7 srmmi'",r ' rtbl " ' ' k'iU M x.'ii 7. It At M ia v . I 4 m: V ft '!" .. "r.vfk. .JeraMi A"vft6 .'Jlrfl.1 stPwcy S ' IWi-l'.J: l.. . Jl'zii , l u immmFimiZ'-h i2asL'r fcifc J ft
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