- lVtf. earns eni antes l-?5f1 iiV'Hl Hl &$ -' ' ""tm'?' -i- 'asiinj ft 'ivAwr ?r VZll u S . ... VV. 7 i"f -'. 3 g-f-i'KWi; lMWit7?TlRvC&S,i "SttgOT alight Campaign gilt witnanyr ' ' ' i hFOR TWIUGfiT GAMES l T t J, tewjTendler Wittl Threw Out First Ball at First Heme Contest' of the i Sphas MANY, OTHER GAMES TAYLIGHT saving went Inte effect U in these surroundings yesterday, and with the sdvent bf nn additions! 1 f , lieiir for recreation, the tiays or iwi- ' light baseball arc at hand, The season ,,wlll be ushered In this evening with games in many sections etthe city.. , ' Twilight baseball has grown and de de (relepcd Inte a "big sport . preposition. With the advent of, the Philadelphia 1 Baseball Association, its prospects arc ' fven br ghter, Imd the fans 1ave ceme C xS "that thtlr favorite neigh borhood club la new a community asset. It btings te. the very doorstep of the artisan an' toiler an opportunity te witness the great national', patiine doubt but that the nine will be played' better than ever uciere. Many of the troubles have beep cor rected. Twe, of these were the urn , ntres. regarded as homers even though ' they were the best in the world, ami the "tramp" athlete. The players who nave their name en a half-dozen rosters are net seen In this locality, for these days are past and the umpires are new appointed. The manager of the horn team has ns much idea as the humblest fan regarding who is te officiate before the game. v 6phas Lift Lid . One of our very best clubs Inaugu rates the season at (Thirteenth and , Jehnsen ftrects when the Seuth Phila delphia Hebrew Association meets F.d Befdcn's Hilldale aggregation. The 'Parbyltcs have their usual champion ship club, and the Sphas leek te be .s'ven stronger than last year. All of ' which means, that the game, starting at 8 -15 P. M., premises te be a thriller. ' Manager Gottlieb has net provided .any special program, but announces that 'the first ball will be thrown out by 'Lew Tendlcr, Philadelphia') boxing pride, and who claims the lightweight i rhnmpienship of the world. Tendler has a he8t of favorites downtown. Phil Cockrell has been nominated te "hurl for Hilldale, and Rube Olmmbers ir Lefty Vann wlllvbe the selection of Manager Gottlieb. The Sphas have n number of new faces te introduce le home fans. There is Dave Harel en 'third, Eddie Farrcll at hpceiuI anil Chtckie Passen "back" home" covering first. The Sphas have one of the bet infields of any of the local teams. Still Mere Openings Anetlicr downtown opening In sched hied as a double-header starting nt :t P. M. at Bread and Bigler strreK i where the Philadelphia Royal Giants make their borne. Chappie Jehnsen's 'aggregation of stars will cress bats with the Seuth Phils in a twin bill. Chappie had the Norfolk Stars last year, but this season decided te make Philadelphia f Sjr N M K I. 5aeBav WfcaSaanWl? fXKlMk J 11" tt- Five Leading Hitters in Each Majer League " AMERICAN UCAOUB ' . . O. A.B. B. H. .lephenaen, Cleve.. a 7 9 is Wilt. New Yerk... M - S IS Hlir. HI. ixKiU.. IS M SI IS William, nt. 1... is se 14 ss Speaker, Cleveland 15 ez 11 NATIONAL I.KAOUK Kelly, 'New.Yrk.. is' sh 'l' m 'alter Phillip.... 11 4t . s is 'Parrell Chicago.- 12 ZS ' 7 IS Uaranrille, Pitt., in ai l in Jlereey. Pill 10 SS 5 IS r.c. .44 4SS .4(4 ,4t0 .4t .420 ,417 his headquarters. In "Lefty" Winters he has one of the best pitchers in the game. Up'flt Tenth and Butler streets an other opening will be held. Ed Wise will show the fans in that neighborhood his new Nicetown team. The team lest Its opener en Saturday with Ferd Kcn dlg, but Weiss expects te make a bet ter showing at home. They draw one of the best clubs in he State when they oppeso American Chain. This team has one of the strong est schedules and have many big league games booked en their home grounds at lerk. Other Contests Carded Other big teams of the Philadelphia. unxui-iuiiuii win ue in action. The North Phils entertain Chester nt Fourth and Wliigohetklne streets. Rey Steln ader will Scale the mound and will be opposed te Riley or Agnew. Despite the .fart that Chester wuh walloped bv Hilldale, the Mlllerltes are te be feared with their big-league, line-up. It was vigui errors tunc a beat them en Satur- fill V. T'WO comes ere In tin ntavet v.t Philadelphia.. Donevan - Armstrong takes en Brldcsburg at Forty-eighth and Wulnut and Lefty", Gullman, formerly of the Athletics, will oppose "Lefty" Stlely. At the Mackey grounds at lerty-nintu and Spruce the lien team opposes Flctaher Yarn. Tem Walker 1ms elected McKenty for mound duty, while Pat O'Brien will rflve .Tack Reynolds or Buck Ewen a chance te show their worth. Jack Iilncs. of the Old Timers, will lake his preteges te the home of the Forty-eighth Ward, at Twenty-fifth Rtreet and Snyder avenue, and oppose Ld Graham's combination. Reed will pitch for the Old Timers, while the Warders are undecided as te who will hurl. Yeu Aute Knew Wrtn your car fills te pick up nulekly tien inu step nn the iirrelerntnr i, i ,.fi te tiy the occelerutor slowly lnnird of In ush. u ru Ihe explotlen or liurnlnK (if Hie mixture In tlie cylinder of tli uin cncine nreiliic-H hlcli Treasure, the fnnip ns the explo.-len of gunpowder lit a sun turret. The best thin te ilnn nlniUlilculj nml ntlier elan fixtures en r cm jum plain iii.viipeper. AVnd It up tK-ht nml. If upc" fury, moisten It a bit unit rut nu uekiuj.v ns ou plrnse. You'll find Hint It inlir-y llm ilunt and dirt oft dukl.ly .nd pftk'lenily and sltlieut Ic.iWnc h strual.y ulim". fltlini. When n rlutiti leather i-llpi, tlie only f. frct.ve remedy U te inuslivn tif lentli-i. 'Dm bet nay te de this Ix te mrnn.'e the ilutcll. clean 111" leather Villi 'Kftnnlliie uud rjughen the surface ullli a reurte lilj. The) O'Stdliran Htl Company 191 Bodtea, Strt, New-Terka 4ttydXl4rMSttafJpBf90'4alB9' RnxvjttyrQTW-tTn.-cas trotrmerntact, X flwpft eth luadLi evtr j im te kMp thm mnu Ce ay gritat snxprlte X fexmd X oetdd lMI H u fiel tbe Jar of oaelt stey --poellar dell thud tmlllD njr otliev loead.. . The next dogrvet Jntt oeld ad X pat 07 hadaV'Orer ngr x cin But thlf tint Z happened te be wearing aneea uhleh the repalraan had equipped with rutfter heela There wu no Jarl It oeurinoed ae VreavtKrir en rubber heela areucelnc te he en erery pair of aheea X 'own INSIST ON GETTING O'SULLIVAN'S-I ONE LOST THE OTHER WON , ' kv ijid!'s -y .'', &' r' ' 6V . WWfttf&VJii&Z ..,..r I J . Kits 5 i. ... ; sv V .r.w . w.-rTmKmf : .i. st,xL-;"4,w fhtmmm $& ' .; Kmr-jm - n .;?.,' ?.jt :. '. t jM&kmr vyi v t w' " 'Lu.rrr' wr 'it ?. w r.??,y"s ximKimr. ,1,, , '.! s.-' ..;':::. .?,. mmtm . , , . ,y,, z1 itur is.r'-jm.z ., r? Amateur baseball In West Philadelphia get a wonderful start en Satur day afternoon. There were several openings One' of them was the first game en the Harry A. Mackey1 grounds at Forty-ninth and Spruce streets, when the home team was defeated by the Seuth Philadelphia Hebrews. At the right Is the winning tesser, the well-known Leslie Krepps, Chief Hart did mound duty for the Mackey team Semi-Pre Games and Week-End Results TODAY'S SCIlEDtTI.K nrlilesbnrr at Donetan-Arnutronr Frty- ewntn and walnut atrrew, lleMirr. Yarn at Ilarry Mackey Club, Ferlv-nlnlh ntlri Ruruee afreets Chester at North l'hlllln. Fourth and Wlna-oheeldnc atreet. . , Hilldale at Houth Philadelphia Hebrew. Thirteenth nod Jehnsen atreeta. Old Timer at Tertr-elshth Werd Twenty fifth afreet and Snyder avenue. .. American fcttaln at Nicetown. Tenth and Butler street.. VhHadelphlit Royal Star at Seuth Phila delphia (double-header). National Hank and Trust Company Tarue Philadelphia Trnat Company vs. Pennsyl vania Company, Phillies' Hull Park. SATURDAY'S KESUIVT8 XIeher Yarn, St St. Colomba, 1. , Mtenten P. V... 10 J. A J. Debaan. 0. rd Si Kendla, 7: Nicetown. loneran-Armstron. 10 Ulensldt, 8. Illldale. 7 Cheater. 1. Jjema, 11; (termantewn. 10. HrMeaburr. fli Phllndelpnla Terminal, 2. North Philadelphia. Ill Lit Brethers, t, Shanahan, 12t flartner, B. 8pha. St Slacker Club. I. noylestewn, tl Merrill. 0. Rouderten, 111 Ht. Michael's. 0. T-ansdale. 4 Quaker tCHr Prea. 2. Ht. llarnaba. 4 r Hatch .'Moter. 2. Wlldwoed. Si Kertdiaw. 7. Purltun. Ill Pen Mar, 4. . Klenehurst. IS) M. K. Smith. T. Rheralde, 3l Fex Moter, 2 (IS Innlncs). (Ueuceatcr. 6i Woodbury, 3, Delance, 7t Itrletel, 0. Romeck, 9 ArdleUh, 6. American Chain. 2i Ilnrrlsbnrs, 0. Nun Oil. St Elkhirt Pres. 4. Meat End Pre, 14 Mohawk A. A.. 0. Happy Hellew, 3 Triangle, 2. Warwick fli Glen weed. 3. St. Ambrose. ItiN. A. Insurance Ce.. 6. Helten Club, e, i wen Velceme A. 0.. 8. March 2, 1922 lf.T Slaoerelyyeuva Make this test THIS letter from a well-known Nev Yerk besineM man tells its own story. ' The price of O'Sullivan's Safety Cushion Heels te you b generally the same as the price pf ether heels, in spite of the fact that O'Sulliven's cost the dealer mere. Your repairman could make a bigger immedi ate profit en any one of half a dozen substitutes but when he puts en O'SuIlivan's, he knows you'll bring trade te him again. Ask for O'SuIlivan's when you leave your shoes see that they are attached. The O'Sullivan Heel Company. r Colonial Ice Cireani, It Koiberooth, 8. Thirty-ninth Ward, 121 St. Raphitel, 1. Jrnnfeferd YellewJaeketa. 4 Camp Ubt, 2. Krte A. A., 2.1l Northern. 1. (lertnuntewn Iley' Club. 10 1 Seuth Oer Oer niantewn Ituslnra Men. V. Ihlh Baptist. Hi P. Si B. Shepmen. 8. llurllntten, 0 Florence, 8, Meri j n A, A.. 10 Bensen F. C 0. Hnmmerfteld, 8i i. T. Les-bl. 0 l'lerce A. C, 4 American Rese F. C, 1. Fnterprlae, dj Htead MlUer, 4. Rambler. IB) Ulenwoed. ,t. HnrreHxnte. 9 Federal. B. Jewish .World. 7i All Profeaaienal, 1. Ferty-elfhth Ward, 81 Media A. A T. YESTEBDAY'S SCORES HllldaU. 10i St. Acatha. 8. HDIdale. D St. Aratlui, 4 (double-header). iinoeaeuir, ,i rettst jinaeaeur'. .1 t'otisrewn. a. llla-hland Park. 4i Fletsher. 1 C.rexsen Tlaers, lOi Seuth Phil. S. ter. Hi Kersbaw. 2. Iuicaster, lit Fex Moter, 10. Fain lew, Si Reach A. A., 7, Delce. 4 1 Wllmlncten, 3 (12 innlncs). Veteran, lOi Naval Heme. 8. Mortimer A. A.. Oi Glenmero Pre., 1. West End, 7 Glenmero Pre,, 1. Hrdllelil, lOi Wanamaker A. A.. 7. Tnrnty-eUhth Ward. 8i Shamrock, 8. St. Charfra V. C. Hi Junier A. 0.. 2. Tlnlcinn A. A.. 4i Houth Camden. 3. I. C. II. A., 17 Wemruth A. C. 3. Koxbernuch. 6i Merrlwell, A. Y. M. II. A., til Failure, 2. Ball Haven. Ill Halcon, 0. Cleervh-w. 12 Elkhart. 7. . Nt. Caillstna, lOi liberty Stars, 7. Arlington B. C 12i Ancher A. A., It. Moerlrn A. A.. 7i Rraelute-A. A., 5. American lotion, Oi Pert Richmond, 8. AmerlcairC. C. lfli Amicus, 2. Carlisle Club, 17 Ganten 11. C 0. Karnac. Ol All-Scholastic. 2. Anduben. 4i Brooklawn. 3 (it Innlncs.) Xedctr A. A., Si Northeast Pre,, s. GLEANINQS OF THE INDEPENDENTS THE). baseball season among the Inde pendents in PhUadephlla7 is en in full swing, and in the course or. me nmr. Iwn wffl(H it ilnzin little lenaues will get Inte action and the layout will dc complete. An Idea of the number of persons at Saturday's games Is furnished by Larry Semmer, secretary eMhe Phila delphia Baseball Association, who Is authority for the, statement that close te 4U.O0O persons aw ten games el that organisatien, the, largest turnout being at Darby, where Hilldale op posed Chester. ' In some Instances the crowds num bered ROOO, but the average was a trifle ever the 3000 mark, and there were six of the contests where the attendance did net vary a hundred. The fans all witnessed welt-played contests and in only several Instances were the results enn-sldcd. "Moes" MeCnrnjUk started his career ma.ns.cer In the right direct Ien when lid piloted nonevan-Armstrrinn te a 10-te-H vic tory ever rllenslde. The feature was Hie battlns of JtcCennell. they former Athletic player, who had three hits, one of whlclt waa a homer, llata Off te Bill Whitman. The new leader of llrldesburs proved the walleplna handed Il'jibwlck lsst Sunday was n- riuim when fhA ltntnnmera cleaned im fnr Thlln,lflnbln Terminal lit their opener, fl te 2. titne Costa.ue was in rare form ana allowed the railroaders out six nus, an in me nrst two limine. The Itnrr bera went back st Ihe rtnll. leaders at Pettstnwti yeaterdar and chased Ifty David off the hill and wen, 7 te 3. Kiv ICetrener had the home team nt hta mercy and poled out three hln himself. wniie ueDDy nice yirni one eeiier ana reg istered four. Fleleher Yarners split even ever the week end. They tnausurated the season bv trim- nilns Hi. ceiumna, n 10 a. .lennnv scett helns; the here bv his arest battlns; and fleldlnr. but thev fell before Hlahland Park yesterday, 4 te I, when BUI liarrett. of the A', hel Id them le eicnt hits and previ revel the Mir net tine. In the conflict by hla heat y hit- -- . 'tm . t l .,v3k alaB(BHt' . t " rw (ru' " -gf"pj .LcaaaaaaaaaaV5K.jiv!!la - ak 77 --T" - - i. 1 w wr Mm r aaaaaaaar aaaaaaaaV - iTrir?aal fiiV aasBBBa9.aBBB7 - bbW bbbbbbbbbf ' r -'' aaaaV Lawi aLw Lw - v"1 A m m jm ni' '"" kRkkW aaaaaaa ' v-! ? ATLANTIC knows, that word ! ATLANTI C .-.. j. neb Bate, of Dobsen, cave Graham, a nw liurler, an opportunity te, prove his clan, and Graham was lambasted te all corners by Jack Karat' Stenton outfit. The Mount Airy lad finished en the lent end of a 16-te-S count, Kephart, who caurht for llelfleld last year, ruined the works by his alunlns, rettlna- a triple and homer and clearing- the base twice, , The I.edcer A. A, started en its 1022 rampae by b,iUn." Northtvestcru Pres at Point lireazn yesterday, 8 te S, Mansser O'llrlen used Hchlak, hi pltchlna nee, who whiffed a dozen of the Northwestern bet ters. The Patersen Nllk Net nmde their first viol I te our filr c.llv and returned with the scalp of the (Houth Phil ilnncllnc- from .i wun. jiuwiru j,uiir hiiu nil, iruiii- matea played snappy Imll, mid after lamp ln thelm In action there la little wonder why they are recejnled as one of tli. be.t Independent teams lit the country. Th rmr was 9 te 2. The Hpaacs were beaten In a Sundcy cam at Craena, 10-u, Bill Maekev wee rlaht nn ftntilrdav. nnd when he 1 In shape is hard te iieiit, Nice-1 town found this out. for Ferd & KemllK Tlie Twctlty-rlelltb Wlirtl I'rofrssloil I'refrssloil I'rofrssleil started off at HlKhland Park bv a 7,-to-e I itt ,,,in n,i .iw n (li-uf .,.l,iuu n-nv.l. lclery. All Bill did was te fan fifteen I els wl" "Kalll linV" It IllSt-t ldMS I tlflNCl- i. iui; tcuin en tlic (lliimend, .MitiiOKer Phil Cockrell, of Hilldale. . a pitcher nnl . Jiiiilis lilts succeeded in Mlltnitig Kevcr'nl next a baaehnll plnyer. He proved ihM well -klluW II ClllfH, IIII10I1K lliciil 'ltobill 'ltebill when IM Ilelden sent htm te the eutfled 1 ,i i,li,,j fn, t I Tt ...! ncalnst CJinter. and all he SM wns te pole ''en t till .Ipnililif". Irem 1.1. 1)., rtml out three hits which included n double. eifsil n ciiiiliie ei Bavilfl eiiu nute iiitmh iiui iiui euts te Mi credit, And Hilldale tilmmed the far-famM Chesterltes. 7 te 1. Illlldale ieurneyed te New Yerk yesterday and anded St, Asatba a doubt trlmmlnir. . Marker club recked bv tlm The opening of the Harry A In Weht 1'hllndelnhlA was w Seuth Phllly Hebrew, who aetked the of iSfiS?. V,',.-i2i" The :0 Club l"fia? v& ' !' Huches. -2t,3 Phlans K.heuSlrl!"?l A.A.'a'J ferings or uniei iiarr, tne for an fitel count. Eveti in lreked irend. and with n. cnuDl chances llin West Phltadelphlans should coine tnreucn. Johnny Castle, another m r. til,-. 1a r-i, r slenalled bis debut ss head of tin Hhnlui . " .' n -" han Club with a victory. The Ilnser was the Gartner Club, of Parkland, which had 'iiulte a never club en the Held Hut A I Mnene. one Of Castle's pitching staff of -lht, eaallv disposed of th Parkland tads. 12 te II Castle did net even et Inte the came, but dlrctt-d the play from the U.-ncl. "Het" Helbeld. formerly of the A's. hurled the North Phil te a clorleui ll-e-a ' Qen irAgaseline demands net only volatility, but stabilitynet only ? the quality ler action, but the quality for power as well net only the capacity te ignite quickly, but also the stamina te "fellow through" en each drive-of the piston. ' v .!,..,. Atlantic Is that kind of a gasoline. It is full of snap and quickness, but it is also full of vigor and punch. It is a balanced gasoline a. scien tific combination of the lighter or mere volatile elements needed for easy starting and sure combustion, and the heavier calorific fractions required for high expansive force. Atlantic needs no coaxing when starting the meter. It needs no urging at the getaway. It asks no frequent gear-shifting help en the hills. And speed! "Hit sixty" or mere, if you like, and the peppery "zing" will tell you that Atlantic can keep up with the fastest running meter ever, built! All of:which proves that Atlantic is net simply "geed" gasoline, but RIGHT gasoline. It has range. It functions perfectly at every speed and temperature and under every lead. It isn't wasted under one operating condition and power-skimped under another. Atlantic is correct ier present-day meters. And it is always correct consistently uniform, no matter where or when you buy it. "There's an Atlantic Pump en the read you are traveling" GASOLINE , . .rTaaaaaaaBr v l .JwkJ&fi& f,it,'iui.riirTrr. Harney Hlauch r -" -- 11 . ---- -- -. - . - - -, -.- i- . 1 .e ha. a vttrhAr named Chamolen. bul piicner namea. wnampien. ireu name don't count for, nnythlnv, vnlet'wn seen discovered by the bespectacled up-ntate nurier, nut me piicnr waw net niene ie blame. All .told, the department store bev made elcht errors, and this wa etieuctt te wreck any pitcher. " Jack Mara and hi Marshall K, Hmlth wnt down teft lB-te-7 defeat at nteneburst. Pitcher Oniy pelted for nlnettcn hits by Htenehurst. who scored In every Innlnc but the first hnd second. ' lour ftbelTey wss pounded out of the box In his first cmne for 1ngan, vhen the Oer Oer inentewn team collected anen runs In the fifth Innlnc. Mensacr Dsndn then aent In lfber, who held the Celleclans safe, and Legan finally mansard le win, 11 te 10., Itlll Weber and hi. Media outfit Jeurn-yed te Tweiity-llfth atrvel and Snyder nenue nna tun tne ens en r eriy-tiKmn wnra, i in 4. ut the eturt of Ihe final half of the ninth. Hut Jen Graham's enna precd It Is a flchtlmr crowd vhtn it rallied and wen out, n tu 7, Amateur Sports UeKd mill KIKIillK. irem Hi Mini Tlie vnrtlers htill Imvp u few open en tbclr t-fbedule for gunin iiwuy nnd tlie" dcsirinB te book tbH u timet Ien should get In touch with Mil linger , Cuarlen JJliins , phene. Spine.. 7 Ktrlting lUiW Sargent Ktreet. Mill, or The A:20 Club, first rlass. trae)ns James 311 Kertn vaterioe street. uirich 7011 Paachaii axenue. or riiHiin i. n iirei cine., iiav .. ,'. ...I-.... .?.! i"1""". """' .... ,?,il"" i.n. .luwir ,,, -, niri IM,-. i,u- .!,..- KutTir.lm. Silnrlnj en1 I iv lllnllt iiik n. I.... ..1. ll-l.v nn m r,f t.n.l I, I, I V. ' IUET,I I.l, '.U.11 U, , . H.,' - .u rrrmt and Neble streets Vlnelunil A. ('., first t.ln.. tniNellnd. Al bert Itnurhcttl, 1'J Xerth -Mrt'e stivet Vine land. N .1 llewiffil (', MrCall Pet of tlm American IrfKien. first cles travellnif. 1. .M. Ilei, dirsen, 41(11 Walnut street. (hrster Star, first class, trailing. IM id l.ecke, lla Ilaker street. Chester. I'a KILhart Profs, first class, trael'ng, '.r Gilbert, -J-0 1'rankterd nwnuc. Kem. 43IU. -- trliimnb ever T.tt rjrether. ttarnev Hlaua 85,(0110 CP mm i r- w . u Geerge Pawling Arri i .j.c moth Athietie Fr Here for MiiV -1l!& MARATHON IS $C Hey Dn.v in Athletics, rt'if Jigare features of Bey Weclf , May 'WfmjSzW be observed by rttblctlc nmpij'i&Ku' Hey Dny In Athletics, nL.L irs rmtWtm $ki8m mil top ic '- mr. , .- . nil nertH anion, 85,000 no:? -iWli , olghtfen. The fvent-.wlll ty. (A' ,irlllfltnlll V nil NaHlPflav. !U,HVUil bill? tinder the direction of 'lL W&4 l'AW. tvnrt nninrn ey .tin) or .tioerc taut bended by Geerge y Iiruuiil u.r UCUIIK .- I S , ,e., W ,, Aeek Cenitnlttee. ;, I'nwllng witB appointed cha , rhfiree of ntliletie nt n' meet!' or .tioere taut , , v committee Inst week, and hefcV ,'Ji.Jj,' pared n program providing fei.A,''i's'i S in every liranrii or muoer an 'atnA .'.Wsr speftii, The tentative program an Pawling -nrevldes for athletic heys under leurtccn year Snttinlny morning in every fe - i . . - - ., 4. -j t recreation center, einieiic !,,., ..u.t-' niner nvniiaDie sranuuB. ...111 liiAl.itln nil ,lin i . w 111 lllCIIHlP Hit IIIC. Y events except weight thre lutll gnmes will tie played dlntnetKlf. 1, . iW- Slnillnr meets will he afternoon of May -0 for eighteen yearn of age. Tl considered one of the big, en I he program, nlee will Saturday afternoon. . V -kUtzbH. & " ; 7" . $i' a 'r7L "'as J .& J" -5J lAr k r !' $&i LWi 4' w 5s v0 m V-C Will , , j rf ,' jin-i. i ViWi 1 ffE' 1 v - . . ... ,.,.. ,,.-v,, p- iiHi .11 . . t,W "i? t . iSr- h v .. mu:ik! . . I . ;v t .l . . fr. '. W'JtXiZ.n.r; l -X'tf' .ftWfX!. rV . &? -r jr. 7'ibi . t . a. H.t)-.,Wjil K I-'' , ilS'tift.i tM WA u&nmj&K tfmL'Amjviiiu i&a i' ?" . . n ?;jv?zjstirtbHj .: 2 '4i- IS. 11 ti rtTri yfl Tfiiir
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