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Newspaper Page TextPTflT! SIX AIMFF HAn PROSPECT MILL GEHRIG TAKES ni 1 1 1 1 n 1 1 'rii'b v I 11 'h' I NO HAND N SANITY QUIZ Examination of Mother's Mental Capacity Not In stigated by Evangel, Is Declaration Ma Resting for Annulment Hearing LOS ANOKUCS, July 20. p). A curt doniiil wum nimlo today hy Aimav Hem lo Mcl'lmrmm thut nho or uny 0110 at AiikHuh Tenilo hud ariytliihK tu do with untlun Hutur duy that nrsultt-d In 11 mental examination of her mother, Alrn, jvtiniiio (Ala) Kennedy-J iuiIhoii. Hardly off a train thut returned her tu iOK AnKOleH after a tour of her chuiehoH in the northweHt, tho evniiKotiHt wan confronted with tho rumoiM. "Nolthcr I nor uny of tho off! clals of An'uluH Tumplu hud any thing; to do with any attempt to provu my mother Intmno," Hhe wiUl "Hueh u huh)1cIoh would be aliHurd and I moHt certainly , would nut take a Htep which would reflect upon my whole family. . Kl 111 totiriiiiircil To another, queKLloti - pewit-ding me eMitani!niei:t or Iierucir and hur mother, Mih. MclMmrHrm re plied "Thorn is no chaiiKu Jn our BtatUH ho far un 1 know but thin while tbliiK ban been vory unph-aM-ant and my heart kiwh out to mother In her tlKfk-iiltloH." .Mean while Mm, Kennedy-Hud son han d I Map pea red from a beach uottnRo. Hr attorney Huld Hhe would MteHl' until Thurmluy when r her petition for an annulment of her marrlatro to 0. fcMward J hid mm will bu hoard In tho Huporior court. - Hho HeekH annulment of the weddlnK held Iimt Jtii.o 2H at I.m- view, Wafth., on the Kroundti Hud aim had failed to obtain u divorce from Mm. L. Margaret Newton 11 UdHOIl. L The cxrcHHlvci heat and drounht 1h oreatlnjf a deplorable condition in ciiNtorn Ore'm, italph CowkM stated thm mornliiK on his return from Hpendfiiff four daya In that wcllun In the InlercHiH of tho win I e Kiime rotumlKHton, Many of tho lulteH havo dried , up and the water IIim-h In all nro datmoroiiMly low, (hump lake, which ban never none dry, Ih JieurliiK that point and tho duck dud kpcho nro In duiiKer of ex tinction. There wan only a 1U per cent hatch of bird thin sea son, Mr. (?owkIM explained, nnl 1he drouKht threaleim to kill jnuny of that 10 pur cent,' If hunter tnvudo tho territory thin fall there will bo few birds left to propaRuto next year. Hart am) Htlvor InkeH nre dry mid only 11 mntill strip of water TemalpH In Humninr lake. Keod. ih well aa water, Ih becoming 'nrco and the (rent honkem and their yuuuK, which mnkt their Immtt on tho rim of the lalto, are Ri'owInK thin, Tho temperaturn In eaidern Ore Him wnH approximately tot) during the three day Mr. CowKill wan inotorintt through the country and the dry condlllonH made the heat iwem greater. Ho motored to Ijikevlew and through the Ante lope country, returning to Med ford limt nlKht, tl OWTIIEY STAN D (Hy llit Aw-iM-lnliil I'lvw.) I'uant W. li. I VI. Hull l-'rnm-lsi-o 9 6 .(U3 Oakland u I .ms Keslllo y B .643 I.oa Angeles n .AT Hollywood 8 .4;j MisKlnna i u .sr.J I'ortiuiiii ; , r .ar t ItatTaim-litn & II .857 . AtlHTlcilll W. 1.. IVt. Philadelphia lis !S .Tin WaMhltigtnn 66 12 .63(1 Now York 48 jr. ,f,7 leveliim1 43 43 .61111 Hi. Louts M 47 .4f3 HoBton 31 62 .373 Jli'llolt S3 6S .S6H Chicago ill 63 .sill National W. I.. IVt. Ht. Louis 66 J4 ,22 Itiooklyn 4 3 .663 Now York 46 37 .664 Chicago 46 SU .641 . Huston 43 41 .606 I'lllHtoirxh 36 47 .4S4 1'hltHllt-hililii J (I 62 .41111 Cincinnati ...82 66 .364 driverTxonerated in head on crash l.A OHANDK. Ore., July 20 -Krnewt AHiwlIn of itoiw, Idaho. i'tK driver, today itood exon rnted of any blame In connection with the death of three penwma t Vnlun Saturday. They were killed U hen their Automobile collided llh the stage Ametln xvnt driving. MAY BE SCENE BLOODSHED Sensational Charges in Affi davits Asking Receiver Lewis Brothers' Opera tion Affairs Tangled Ki'mmtlorml' r-liarKOH aro con tained In affidavit!! filed this morn ing In tho action of William Ma chado and hit In-other, UcorHO Mttchado, for appointment of u receiver by the court, at onre, for the LewlH llrothei-H' Kawmlll, oio- rallni: In the I'roxnect ni'fa. The MaihadoH, formerly resldentH of Kan J oho, Calif., recently filed null for an iiccountlnff of tlie affairs of tho mill company, claiming a partnerHhlp Interest. Ira (IrlKMliy alleKea and depoaea In nn affidavit that "mild defend anta nre IncltlnK tho watchman and worltem to Huch u deKreo that unleHK a receiver Ih appointed at once by tho court there in very liable to bo bloodshed on tho properly." Itoviilvci' Flourished. lru OrlKHby lecountn how, upon one occasion, a revolver woh flour, inhed by tlie watirhman of tho mill durinir an itrKiiment. The I.cwIh Iiros. mill Ib com posed of A. 1J. l-cwls. Sr., A. U. Lewis, Jr., nnd Chester I''. IxiwIh, William Maehadn, In his nffl dnvlls, declaroH that ho "Invested $2500 In tho piopeity on promise of the Lewis' that they keep Becret tho fact that ho had served a prison term at Han CJucnlln, but Instead they told workmen, with the result Unit he Is looked down upon by follow workers." r (icorKO Machado deposes that "lliiuor was .purchased out of tho partnership funds and that tho defendants drank as much, if not moro, than tho others." Tho de ponent also ass.-rts that ho has seen Lewis, Hr.. "Intoxicated." Dissension Itlfe. James Desmond, ,1. V. Lucas, P. Ij. Durkec, Jeff Moriey nnd Sam flllarili. mill workrrs, sot forth III nffldavllH allegations that dissension is rife, lhat many claim Ihey havo not received wiikcs to which they nro entitled; that A. 1'. Lewis, He, Is Ineompeient and un able to properly maniiKe tho mill at n profit, and lhat ho has In stalled machinery "by kucsb," In Blond of by a level and that he Is In tho habit of shoutlnK "l workers while the machinery Is runnlmi, thus ondaimoi'lnK them. Charles W. lleamcs, attorneyB for the MachadoB deposes that ho Iiiim been advised by tho cnlifornlo OroKon Power Co.. with which the Lewis havo a timber cultinil contract, that construction woik nenr Ivospect will nut bo hindered hy tho appointment of a receiver. The receivership hen ring ii. scheduled for tomorrow. Tho pe tition asks thnt " dlstlntorestcd parly ho named as receiver, and that tho mill be sold and nil ac counts adjudicated. E STARS IN DIVING NKW YOltK. July 2n l,) Hlutulo (liMirKlfi t'olcinan, tho roun- liy'n flnt'Hi tllvlnR Htnr, hus n:llc(l the him AnKt!'M A.', to ivlnln s niitlunal A A.tl. tram dWlmmliiK chmnploiiHhiii. Mt.iM (NtltMiitin clivod the 1 ! 3 1 tiutilonr vhuiniliuirhl)it laHt iiIkIU with ii rtow vU'lory ovor 1 l-yoar- uhl IviiIumImo Itmvl of Hollywood, "la., In tho I'lH'InKlxmrd dlvlnu tvMH. urorltiK I -lrt,7 v poltilH to ISI.tt.1 fir MInh ItawlH. Tho fiVo polnin that wt nt with th.it triumph navo tho Jom AiiKoh'A Aa'. tho toani tit to liy a m u Kln of two points uvor tho Womoirn Swimming nso Hutinii of Now York 3 to 21. Tho WashltuMoii A.t of Srattlo, rop roKonloil only hy Holone MikIUoii, watt third with '.Ml. ARTISTS COMPETE I'OUTI.AN'O. Ore., July I'D Tho flr.Ht annual woHUun piddle link 4 Koir tourti'iment opened at tho lnvorncji Onlf and Country club hero today. Tho first IS-hole unallrylng round will be playttl M dny and tho nev-ond rttund will ho played Tuesday, l'rrderlck Young, chairman of tho tournament, said tho rntry time bad born extended until the final nvo-wnnn le.ivwt tho first too of tho iiualifylng round. Thla wan tlono tn tho bopo that more Pacific noithwnt players would enter. STORY 1 (Continued Im Imr One) Thi fish uupKtlon Is entirely for eign." The plaintiffs In tho ncthm con tend that construction of wing dams for placer mining threatens to alter the shore lln. tliun caus ing "Irreparable da ma tie." Tho defendants claim thy aro within their right nnd 'are en titled tu minlny prtvUeiten under the navigation Ikwi, They also filed nffldavtts to show that they worn engaged tn placer mining as means of employment, and that mebford matl SPOTLIGHT AS Yankee Clouter Gets Two Round Trip Tickets in Twin Bill-Far Ahead of Babe and Chuck Klein l!y (ia)lc Talbot, Jr.) (Associated Press HportH Writer) Now that 11a l)c Ituth Is not hit link homo runs with quite the abandon of other days, Lou Geh I'Ik is showing the customers what lie enn do alonif that line. Ilo was close tu the whole show yesterday as tho YankB thumped the Ht. Louis Drowns twice, 10 to 9 and 8 to 'I. (ioinu to bat seven limes during tho afternoon, he punched five hits. Including his 27lh nnd 2Htli homers of the year and n triple. Ills three hits In tho first game drove In seven runs and ho propelled two moro ncross In the nightcap, ills two home runs put him five ahead of his closest rivals among tlio four- bagger Hpeciallsts, Babe Ituth und Chuck Klein. Hit Heats Indians. Jack Kothrock's Blnglo over Avorlll's head In tho 12th Inning scored Wnrstler with tho run that gavo lllo Hoston Ited Sox n 6 to 5 victory ovor the Cleveland Indians. Tho Washington Henutors picked up a half game on tho idle Ath letics by defeating Detroit, 2 to 1, in a pitcher's battle between Lloyd Brown and Art Herring. John McOraw was forced to sur fer from n dlstanco as IiIh New York tllanta took a pair of 2 to 1 beatings from tho Ht. I.ouls Car dinals and fell back Into third plnco. Tho (llant lender was handed a three-day suspension for bis run-in with Umpiro Clarko on Saturday. Itohiiis Itcliirn. Brooklyn went hack Into second place by wlnnlnij its second straight over tho Chicago Cubs, 10 to 6. Led by lfly O'Doul. who ngaln cracked four hits in five ntlcmpta, tho Itoblns roll on four Chicago pitchers for 17 hits and piled up a lead that enabled Mollis Thurston to breeze through. Cincinnati nnd Philadelphia di vided a dollbleheader, the Hells scoring four times In tho Inst or the ninth to tako the first, 7 to 0. and tho I'hlllieB coming barn behind I'hll Collins' good pitch ing to win the second, 7 to t. Tony Cncctnello, Ued second base man, bit a double and five singles In tho two tilts. tho oporatlono would not extend beyond Ootohor 1. A lai'no nuinhor of Clold mil and north Jac(on county rot dontH wore In tho courtroom during tho procoedlima. "It wiih doclared hy Attornoy (Iooi-ko M. UohortH for tho plaln tlffM, that no roHtrk-tlonH had hoon placod on ftshliig or flnhorm'n '! that his c'UontH had orootod HtlU'H for tho oonvonlonoo of uiiKtoi'H. Tho dofondantH wore n'pvfsntd by AttornoyH K. C. Kpji and Frank IoHoui. FENCE BUSIER MAIL TRIBUNE DAILY CROSS-WORD ACROSS 1. Hulk 6. Irnorecntlon 10. Ilml on 14. Allinil our tide 11. KKKhiipd tl. roiteot 17. Ilnllnii rlly 15. Of Ilia noaa 1. t)tey III. llHrpooim 18. Cliureh dlgnl- Inrlei It. Knu.'ka !G. llll.lliHl eropet niitno: Num. t:3t tl. Inlrrrogalloni 31. Vlw S5. t)ne! Krnoh Iti. (Irenl Iik a?. Kivura 3.1. liio tiiuara rodi tn. I Inn In 42. In thia ptai-a 43, Htnrmrtt 4.'.. Mnniiriiciiirvd 47, Niitnlilft period 4H. Vrlorlly In. One who alnsi iiiiilr his Ititlv's win M. Ititiprrtt urchnlo M. Irlaml S4. III1KT &. Hnnkra J. Alinllitll prell til. Hth rvnlnr? . plnylni enld Solution of Saturday' Puula BQ8riKKIAV6riCAB 1 J.1 I'd G R Jo N E B E gLIa N EJA RUM A T rlo Al"l ll A FTpJ PAN SINE skjT TItJH E E R I 0t O I CQO R s e aQto kj TTcHa N N o not on g sua l o e sTaMo rds kJait e r s I, ,' ,1 i lo t Tr 'm vyrri Xllll ? A 5 Ef" Lii I I. a r JP n fee el lLJeIar e dUe w e 6ft Ul nib's oau doowm 68. Bty: dial. Rng. 6?, Dy'i march 67. Lopilded 69. HlKh, pointed hills TO. Divisions of ancient llrecc Tl. Hindu wan dering aoro bnU DOWN t. Qod of war 12 p u r: s i s if o us "73 73 ---35 - -zriz s3 ' Ti 35 73 " " 3T3yS 7f7S 7yTTTr Ti " Zi "J JT" "7T ji tribune, TirEDFOitp, Pitching to a All Itiu'iU Ucurvua Ity Tlio AMOcIttUd DUCKS IN CELLAR AFTER TWIN LOSS Tl (liy Ajrint4l 1ickh) A pair of victories yesterday was just enough to Kive Han Kranclsco's ,SenlH nn cdRo over the Miwlon Kodrt In tho week's "civil war" .srrlm Tho Hoals took tho double header bv t'wi'o of 0 to 1 and R to 2 and the Herles four gamos to throe. Oakland romped through with i doublo victory over Portland and cinched tho week's series five names to two. Tho Acorns took tho first game 7 to 5 nfter they hud pounded a quartet of Portland pltchods for 15 hltn, and in tho following tilt cased over a 2 to 1 win. Hollywood and tho SeatUo In dians split yesterday's double hend oi hut tho single victory was enough to give the lndtanM tho series four games to three. Seattle took the Initial contest 8 to 3 and tho Stars tho second I to 3. Sacramento boat Ijos Angeles 4 to 1 In the first game hut couldn't repeat and tho Angola returned to tako tho iHCcnnd affair 7 to 2. Old mirrors rosllverod. Will call for nnd deliver. . Modford IMatoi (llass Co. I'hono 446. PUZZLE -J It. Quantity per unll of tlin S3. Volcanic mat ter 15. l.oona ennb 27. Flll; dial. Kn. 28. Rptnov a enver from 29. Weird SO. Ancient mu sical symbol 33. Spirited horte 33. Knrth: French 34. Close by: poet 27. I'nltrs tn lenRue 39. Powers 41. Venture 44. Pnradlse 4$, Tennypontnn character 49. t'pner hou?e of CntiKrvsa 60. Perlnining in houm Anicriran mouniHlna 63. itenrlnR ft date fit. (lone by t 6i. To a txtltlon on 56. ftomnn road 67. Knuli.-h Jrol- tov car ft 9. Kent' nine nnme 60. TtimnUaoua dl?niler 61. tlndertnfnes 61 t'ncloe: poet. t. On the hlRh cat point, of I. ItltloHnlto s mount 4. Dnuba ft. 1' lolled 6. Pulpy fruit 7. (Uste 5. ti nt's nfiijr 9. KiKht'i for lnmrry 10. KfTeminale 11. I.ouve undone 12. Kri'iu'h nu cullnn ndin IS. rinlxhca rAN M 11 .. wmr mr oKECiox, monday, Pennant Preti Rogue river wag crowded yester day with flcthernien nnd swlmmorw, but few limit catches were Been on the bank. There was too much swimming for 'profitable fishing at Hybeo bridge and numerous haunts. Other resorts wore also visited by crowds from Modford. who went In search of relief from tho 105 temperature, reentered by local thermometers. , - Kstill Phlppn is reported to hnve caught tho limit of trout at Uike o' tho WoodH. There were several fishermen from Modford casting their lines In tho lake but few had; such phenomenal luck an Phlpps. j Dick Ureen, accompanied by, rnui tiarron of jonesboro, Ark., formerly of this city and a very enthusiastic angler, are spending a few days fishing at the coast. They are expected to return with record catchc. Tho old nuestlon of what fih fu repiosented In many cans, Inbeled ' salmon mid tilled with pale pink meat. Is belnir raised nwaln hy sev eral local sportHiuen, who are of the opinion that steclhead are be ln cauK'ht and canned by commer cial lntereM.. - A different story regarding, yes-' teruay a fishing was told this after- 1 iHinn by (icori!o Webb of Lamport's sporting goods store. He caught a 1 i 3-i pound steelhead in tho Itogue after battling with the fish fur nn hour nnd 15 minutes before; landing it. ! I Soli Gregg of this cily caught i four steelhead and hooked three others, which he was unable to ' land. . ' ' I YESTERDAYS RESULTS t'oast R. It. 6 13 7 H Portland Oakland Bowman, K I Icon. Graf. Orwall nnd Wnndall; Thomas, Daxlla and I Mi-Mullen. Second game: Portland I 0 0 I'rag- Ciakland ,. 3 Shores and Kltpatrli-k head nnd Read. (Seven Innings by agreement.) Los Aiik-'Ii-s , ft 0 Saeriimento 4 7 0 Herrmann and Schulte: Hubbell and tivtlr-r. Srcnnd game: Los Angeles 7 0 Saeramento a 5 Mimw nnd ('iiniiitiell: Gllllrk. t'hpslrrflrlil. Klynn anil Lawler. ! (Seven Innings by agreement ) i Seattle R 13 1 Hollywood 3 $ 4 j Keating. Donnelly and Vox; ' Page. Wetii-I, Anderson and Sever. ! eld. ! Second game: 1 battle 3' 7 0 Hollywood 4 ( 0 rreitna and Boitarlnl; Turner 1 John and Mayer. ! San Krani-lseo 6 13 0 5 I Missions 1 Pmvls and Baldwin: l-eltior. tilggs. T. Plllette and Hermann. Aliernoon xame: ! I With Rod and Gun .pan Francisco s 13 )i Missions t It 1 j )ll(in and Men ley: faster nnd I Itrentel. july 20, mi. By Pap Tall auP Skon5 AS A SULU CALU UlM i&r MoczLctz, or AT4tBTics ' TutS LOMiHG UE'CPiTOi EVERY CAY IP WEV HoulO L-BT-HM . . HOPE BY BRITISH ACES PARIS. July 20 7P) For the Mint, time since 1919 the United States will bo forced to stand by while the tennta Btai.i of other na lionx fl'iiht It out In the Davis Cup chnilenge -round. Great Britain' brilliant youns aters, Henry W. (Bunny) Austin and Frederick J. Perry swept Frank Shields and Sydney B. Wood off the court In Roland Garros otadium in the final two singles matches of tho Interxone tinals yes terday. . Britaia won tho series three matches to two. and Kained the rii?ht to battle France in tho challenge round ntarting here Fri day. . . Trailing two matches to one go ing into the final day. Great Britain promptly tied the count when Perry blasted his way to victory through Wood. 6-3, 8-10, 6-3. 6-3 and left the wholo iMsue up to 3hicld and Austin. Shields started out with a bang to lead 5-2 only lo hit a streak of erratic tennis and lose the first wet. 8-6. and the next two and the match. 6-3, 7-5. Wood's defoat by Perry had not been entirely unexpected but Aus- tin'. straiKht set triumph over Shields left the crowd of 8,000 Mlunned. But .the young British stylist deservedly won. He was much the steadier of the two. Shields falling Into repeated errors, especially in critical moments where they hurt most. . 1 ' . 1 . : . V BENNETT GIVEN PEN TERM FOR PETTING PARTY Must Serve Not to Exceed Three Years for Apple : gate Cabin Escapade j Fritz Gets Jail Term Frank Bennett, logger, 31 years old. found guilty, by a jury ten duy ago, nf a statutory crlmo in volving a It year old nign scnooi girl, was sentenced; to serve an Indeterminate term not to exceed three years 111 state prison by Cir cuit Judge H. D. Norton. Dennett's plea for a parole, made by his attorney, Thomas J. Kniight, wan denied, but the court ruled that tho time ho has spent In the county Jail since his arrest lust March, be deducted from his prison term. Bennett faced a sentence under the law of from three to 20 years. The court In passing sentence said: "I feel that the minimum sen tence will servo well the Interosts of society and servo as a warning to others." Film Seme-need Richard Fritz, companion of Bennett at the "drinking party." with another young girl, convicted of contributing to the delinquency of a minor child, a misdemeanor, was sentenced to serve eight months in tho Jackson county Jail, and time served In the county Jail since his arrest, was ordered do ducted from his. sentence. Fritz, in a personal plea to tho urt nsked to bo cllscnnrgeci. I can go to work and support my wife and child. This is the first tlmo I have ever been In the hands of the law. I have the promise of a Job, and this is the first 'break' I have had since 1 left Indiana eighteen months ago." The court told Fritz that "the work plea finds little response, Inasmuch as the wives of both defendants were working, no doubt from necessity, at the time of tho crime. The court also remarked that Fritz hnd permitted the us puv 98'Jis Gi l aqi iCiSuisudjns us Mm figisi am 'aufA-anpJA pus aoAJdt u auiajdni jo piou jofHUJ.e s mo a il qanom -IV A;iiBidoq ioi p pomaui Aup luasaid Uf usviodui m aoiAiat vuouaa pir jo ajaidsom,v isq) u st) o) patqo o as jjsana ou iwqi 001 S isana am jo asjnoo jo spi apgsai qoq ' pus 43U, UIID pwapui jqj tuosvaj pai ai86noun atn jo a.ini aqi o Xusj1 AUBioadsa 'tu pUB MS paJlSi) tajmi snoiaunr ipsa aiooj apt! isanS ot9 aujos si Xqqo uivui aq? jjo AJB Anjiqiiap moov autiuajoij aui siuwrn -uittf iBnba jauo om) ajv jooy uf oil uq -sniMidii fwpnf 9m oi dn-sui -ubjj dug m toivx pui Uvm TheJacksonCountyBank ESTABLISHED last Medford, Oregon Commercial Savings - Safe Depoiit XMS KDIItAt. HESIKVB STSTIU of his property for the ( oi a crime. Leaves Tlir Bennett, with three mi. nun eminlv n.l.n-. rr vw o.n.c illun at Kal- row. They are George fi, tenced to three years f0, J ... --t,.. . . Miami" l . with Victor Marcelle, com! the state reform school u majority, Paul Pavn. , ,' years for theft of Hulibam 1 . luausier, und J Davidson, three years for b ...... u.,u rniz, acconn the testimony in their trial March II Induced two m, ,.IH crl-l- ..... -""1 cabin In the Annie... ' liquor was purchased. Aft. they returned to the pri, ' whero Bennett and the ih the night. Fritzs c,' ' sisted on being taken honu. five days to file notion new trial. ' An appeal to the state court in tne case of Ber.J unuci ..uiiDiueijiiiun, SALEM WOMAN HUR' IN AUTOMOBILE CK SALEM, Ore., July 2(l.J niary Artnur, employed i business office of the Capita nai, was painiuily InJurM the face and head yesterda, result of a head-on autci collision on the Columbia hii according to word bron? saiem ny ner rather, c. s. a ni mtiu uttugitior, niary was also bruiser. f FREE HE1 Travel data, road conditio tort information, where in to go all tne guide terrk need for any trip in tho Yourt for the asltinq at Service, Inc. stations whicj play the covered wagon n pictured above. MM SHELL SERVICE, INC I -qd w aAa pa.ijpunwf aqi o vlm saAJau paji 0) aAispa 'tnopi Ainj) ii Aiau uioji MdiA aur 9va ajoqi a)soddo aqi uo tm oi an jjuiflini Aaiaifjaa put pus jo aj;i 8ucuaai oqi 'Jteg tuuui u tnouipniiiintn i Muny jbj f ji DPI mil ovuawf torn mji ijusipii9iW r ms ' . .t - "III .A -4 .-v o- y-T .V 1 v x," su Mm Before You Say . . . 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