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PAGE SIX comet] Meh sy THE, OSHAWA DAILY TIMES, MONDAY, JULY 2 , 1930 GENERAL MOTORS PUT ON SPURT DEFEATING EXCELSIORS 7 TO 6 Chuck Davidson Broke Hearts of Home Crowd With Goal i Pr -- Big Crowd Witnessed Senior | Q.A.L.A. Battle at Bramp- ton Stadium--Locals Nos ed Out Excelsiors in Last Quarter Chuck Davidson scored the goal that hroke Brampton's heart on Baturday afternoon, Viaying he. fore a home town crowd that packed the stands, the Kxcelsiors had been in the lead throughout the majority of the game, only to ses. victory fade from thelr grasp in the dying moments of the lust quarter Oshawa General Motors covered themselves with perspiration as well as glory in edging out thelr 7«6 victory right in the Brampton hack yard, A blistering sun host down on the field throughout the game, and the heat, combined witn the terrific pace set by hoth teams in (B® opening quarter, told on hoth teams hetore the and of the thivd qumrier The tying and winning Bonls were netled during the last seven minutes of the game, With the fourth quarty more than half gone, Brampton led at 6h, and the erowd "word Jubilant ut the prose pect of victory, The Oshawa field called forth a faw additional ounces of energy, unleashed # series of undeniable attacks, and with seven minutes to play Connle Golden tore In on the goal lke An express train, took wu puss out of mid-air; and tied it up with a perfect shot Overtime seemed in prospect as twenty-four tired athletes strug gled through the closing minutes of the game, With 00 seconds to play, Kelly Detiray worked the ball down the right side, and ven tered wu pass to Davidson who made no mistake about the shot The small band of Oshawa root ers went wild, while a subdued lot of Bramptonians fled quietly away from the stadium : Heavy Neoring Roth teams travelled gear throughout tho frst and produced Just about esl twenty minutes of these two teams have in soma little time rapidly from end te AAVen goals resulted period gong sounded The Blue and White Aral entry on the score sheet ter three minutes of play Roh Nephenson wocapled w from hehind the goal line, gave Butherland no chanoe winute later Golden doubled Aeora when he appeared on end of a Narron to Datiray to Golden combination and netted, With two Excelslors hanging about hin neck, Atapleton put Brampton In (he game after six minutes playing time had elapsed with a neat gonl Brampton continubd to press but Shannon relieved the traffic can gestion around the Oshawa Ron mouth with a long pass to Da ron Poves, finding no one near, ore LL J aN del rh iy Hiataluior tts. nd made the defence look futile with wn shot that reposed in the upper corner of the goal tor one of the outstand. In high period, the fasts lacrosse perved up Play shifted end, and before the the af when Pin nnd A the the made LUMBER F. L. BELCROFT Whitby Lumber and Wood Yard hone Oshawa 84 | Whithy 1 l i in Last Minute i the gong, Zimmer who was in the { Hmelight throughout the pastime, |! | ROYAL YORK Orange Tea At wo! Superior Stores New Martin TUES. & WED. Temptation Greal Crook Drama with Lawrence Gray Comedy "TURKEY FOR TWO" Cold and Mot YE HEART SHOPPER - ---- LAST TIME TODAY "Near the Rainbows End" AUTO CAUSES i ,.PS' ing gouls of the thirteen that the kame produced, Brampton cams back strong and Gibson tled It up with a pair 0 goalw that enme within three min- los of each other, Just bafors ndded another, and the Excelsiors entered tho second period en the long end of a 4-4 score, The pave slowed up appreciably and vellefs were called for fre. quently by both teams, After one minute of play Chuck Barron started a wooring play from mide field, and Ty Wilk took the fins) pass to register, The gon) (led It up four all, Oshawa went Ine to the lead before the period clos od, when Toots White broke into the scoring column on a pass from Hiaphenson, Ty Blk saved a sure gos) right ut the start of the third pefod, when he laid an Kxealsior low aw he was about to get his shot AWRY from directly in from the ereass However, It cost Wilk un ten min ite penalty The play became more ragged as both teams felt the effects of the heat, and pens alties followed each other at regu: Inr Intervals, Durton took a Ave minute rest for Mega! stick work ond then Delray and (ihson came off together Captain Teddy Reeve of the Kxeelsiors, was sits ting on the penalty hench when the parind ended as the result of a litle undue anthusiasm In wield ing his war club | Bramplon got the only goal of | the period to tie It up at Ave apiece, " Hprouls was right In for his shot and Ehannon had ne chances to save Than eame that heeth fing! period, when Brampton apparently had the game sewed up with an other goal hy Nproul only tn have the Motors aggregation eome down the streteh with a rush, and grah a halr line decision at the thpe sutheriand Gio Oshawans clearly dessrved victory on the afiernoon's Thelr machine was fun: with all the smanthness it had during the ®t, Himon's game, and the right man was an pearing in the right place rogue larly, Only stellar work hy Huds Mutherland In the Excelsior kon) prevented thelr taking a more Im pressive victory, Mutheriand was right on, and made the winners BAN every gon) they got Oshawa had no Individunl stars They functioned WS A team throughout and credit for the vie tory goos to the securaey and bn nelfinhness of thelr passing play, rather than to the Individual bri) lanes of any one player Goal scoring First Quarter Oshawa (Blephenson) 5 Oshawa (Golden) Brampton (Htapleton) Oshawa (Darron) Hrampton (Gibson) Nrampton (Gibson) Brampton (Zimmer) Necond Quarter A Oshawa (Wilk) : fh Oshawa (White) | Third Quarter 0 Brampton (Sproule) 18 Fourth Quartey 11 Brampton (Mproule) 13 Oshawa (Golden) The thaly play tioning 100 non 2.00 ou 5.00 10 nn 0o | 00 10.00 1.00 | today, to us that the howlegped girls are LL] INTERNATIONAL LEAGUE HOYALS WIN TWO Montreal, July %0,The Royals captured both ends a double heidor here this afternoon with Baltimors, 14:6 and d 4 THREK WTHRAIGHT Buffalo, July 20,-=The Wownrk Wears fod Tustlly on Bison meat again this wf noon, In 0 7 ton ciriumph ~~ which made it three wiralght Sonus tor the visitors, DOU wo mi I wl y Rochester, July 20, Vour hits and thres runs In th' tine! inning of the second gave Rochestor un aven break with Jersey City In a double-hender today, The Back Units broke Nochedioy's eight-game winning streak by copping the flvst In 10 Innings, 4 to 2, but loat the second py the same count, § to "In seven Inn' 4, Hamilton Team Ties Montreal In Soccer Game Montreal, July 21 The first Kame in the eastern fnuls of the Dominion cham lonships hetween Canudian Nationals, Montronl, and Hamilton I'hi ties, ended In 0 Koa) draw here Kuturdny wfternoon, I'he wocond and what In sxpecied to ne the dovlding » mn will he played In Hamilton next Maturday, but Hon thivd game In necessury it will Ioplayed In Ulster Stadium, Tos ronto, the following Monday, The Dominton title 1s now held hy the Montreal team AMERICAN LEAGUE BARK HITS ITH Cleveland, July 40, Ulaveland defeuted New York, 0 to § today, In a game featured hy five lon homo runs, It was the fire game of the series ATHLETICS BEAT TIGERS Detroit, July 20. Lefty Grove wored his thirteenth victory ol the pengon at the expense of De troit when Philadelphia carried off the series opener 6-4 here lo day, Detroit outhit the Athletios elght to weten bul couldn't make tho sinkles count advantageously BHOWNS HEAT SENATORS Be Louls, duly 40 he Brown defeated Alvin Crowder today for the weco | Knee he wus toded to Washington, ®t, Louis win. ing the ope ing game of the orien, Nf WHITE NOX WIN TWO Chicago, July 20, The Chileago White Hox shoved Hoston deeper into the Amerlean League cellar winning hoth games of a doubleheader, The Hox scored a run in thelr half of the ninth to wht (L sweond contest, after walloping out 21 hits to win the opener, 16 to 4 the ploneers in the movement back long skirts J Oshawa (Davidson) ,,., Oshawa CGieneral Motors Khannon; point, Coulter; cover point, Hubbel); firat defence, Amithson; wecond defence, Hpen cer; third defence, Silk; centre, DeGray, third attack, Davidson; noocond attack, Golden; frst at tack, Barron; inside home, White; outside home, Ntephenson: Dodde meude, alternates, Fox and Wilson h.A5 Goal, SERIOUS WRECK One Killed and 57 Injured in Train Derailment in New Jersey Elisabeth, NJ. July 21«-Thres men Whose stalled motor car caused the wrecking of a Pennsylvania Railroad train in which one pers son was killed and 57 were injured severely enough to require hospital treatment were arrested yesterday on a charge of manslaughter, John Craig of Brooklyn, N.Y. a passenger on the Philadelphiasto- New York express, died from a fractured skull and severa internal Injuries, Tt wan helleve all of the other victims would recover WINTER CAMPS FOR THE UNEMPLOYED Regina, July 31-A system af winter camps for unemployed will he Initiated in Nankatoehewan and Arittah Columbia an a result of the recent trl-Provineial parley at Kd monton, It in stated hy Wen, J, A Merkley, Minister of Lahor, who re presented Haskatehewan at the gathering, The success of the plan in Alberta In given an reason for the deolnion, About 1,000 men will be epved for In Saskatohewan under the 'plan, It In expected, The camps will be placed in the bush country fram mid-November until early April, They will engage large gangs of men cutting roads through the bush lands, sawing cordwood, and a0 on, hh. Change of Management Sale On Garage Doon JULY 81 TO 84 ONLY Nelling Immediately 180 Pair of door TANTArXE RY @ RT.O0 TOTO RY @ BT.H0 THO RTOXI HB ATA TONT ONIN" @ NTH 10 pr, MXOUXROMNEN" @ RT.60 T pre NORIO NE NH 0,00 Never] pales of pine and spruce seconds at ent prices COLLEGE WOODWORK phone ROMIW Ki Road Kast Open evenings during salé mm wn 1n pr pr pe 10 py, | Loaf La SPORT SNAPSHOTS Buck to Champlonship Form The General Motors senfors have apaprently A disappointing slump after the international thelr shutout vietory aver Ht, Simon's to chumplonship form serles hind the fans worried, hut returned permanently un Wednesday lust, coupled with thelr great win franm Brampton on Baturday afternoon, when they squeezed out & victory right in the latter outfit's home town, have put them bick whove the S00 mark in the gronp standing, and renewed the faith of their large folowing The Brampton game wis a good one to win, It was one of the hest these two teams have played, and a little bit of extra searing punch wis the only thing thst gave the Oshawans the vietory veteran George Sproule and Norm Zimmer to do two heavily on the thelr counting, and fel them continually Brampton depended The greater versatility of the Oshiswi home wis wmply demonstrated when 'thelr beven goals were distributed wmong six players Golden wis the only one tn net twice, while Stephenson, Barron, $itk, White and Davidson all appeared on the roster LJ LJ of successful marksman with one counter each LJ ' Entrenched 'in Second Place Weampton ure well in front of the OA LA Wiis the while two losses position to bulunes with Simon's bring wp the second playoff Ll hse four gunmes vet to play, Motors are the 1K oils follow mw euch, General group to diate, with tunding to date Is a Foxenlsion Matar Brampton Oshawa Lieneral Mino Foronte St ' * series of the the Ioterinedinte for thy Helputing in the guimes uri the firs gume, and the Reghimem dite on which will he that the playoffs betwee I'he header edification of mor After lenge the leaders in call the Champlonship Hames standing will play a of thy night Oshawa five fenr while Oshawa und 81 ma on the Oot fans Columb ins who pla played name! the sudden death game to decide Ww series In which the lenygue with entrenched in defeats, senlor stunding, Nix ure comfortably victories ugiingt four with two und seven. Brampton Slmon's have thre t powerful 'scoring machine in the vight side of the leduer Ciroup . LAA offers donb this ¢ A RIL ACtive I'he und ening teams pa arts I'here is onl Ihursday third hiv pla Service mn Fim ol th end ean 1" who shall meet of three will second and best two out Ie on hand for the gam Leafs Win Reading Series, Cantrell Sold to Detroit As Lhe Lonfs tight pitehing Neading Keys on Haturday afternoon hefore some £000 cash customers, hy the scores of $101 and bh to 2 to win the poeriey mt two vidtories sgninst one defent, Guy Cantrell, thelr nee right-hander and acknowledged the outstanding piteher fn the Interna: tional Lesgun, wan speeding in his blue Hupmobile to Detroit Helleve tor not, Cantrell did not leave for Detroit on a sight wooing trip, Right In the midst of a hot pennant race anh with (he desperately endeavoring to koep close to the heels of the Roch outer Ned Wings, and with a fair chante to Anish on top, Cantrell wan sold to the Tigers, and for Im medinte delivery Page Pitches Well Phil Page came into his own As he hurled the Leafs to victory in the Arst half of Baturday's double header, He held the Keys to six Toronto, July 21 were (aking two gumon from the HAIL PERFORATES Hore), aus. July #1 A sudden troploal storm lasting only ten min nies, during whieh hallstones as large as tennis balls hombarded this distriet, broke out Haturday afternoon and caused considerable damage to bulldings, automobiles and crops, Only a few minor pay sonal injuries were reported, sev ara) people who wera slow in tak ing cover getting bruised by the hail Hundreds of automobiles had thelr tops perforated hy the hall stones and thousands of windows were hroken, The streets were logged with hroken hranches and twigs from trees, and crops were finttanad BROUGHAM Rrougham, ly met at the home of Mrs, W, B Holthy on Tuosday, July § and It wan one of the best meatings of 1", "The W, ! the year, In attendance and Inter: est, the cordial weleome extended by the howtesxes Mra, W, K Holts hy and Mra, W, Milne made all fea) at home and ready te enjoy the meeting, Mrs, Harvey lod a dis cussion on Home Boonamies, which brought out many interest ing and helpful thoughts, Roll Call wan answered hy apeo: | 1a) sconomies practised | members CAR TOPS IN QUEBEC cluded all hits and would have had a shutout but for a walk and a wild piteh In the fourth fnning, the two slips he ing followed hy a paly of singles Page had much hetter than In his previous starts and passed but three batsmen, Jurges on two ocenslonn, In two of the In nings In which ha batted safely the hitg came after two men were out A good throw to the plate hy Joa Rabbitt prevented the Keys tying the sears In tha seventh after the Laafs had taken the load In the sixth. Karl trace had opened the inning with a triple and Warneke next mun up, fouled out, Then came Jurgens' long Ay to Rabbitt and the throw to the plate haat Crace (ry Ing to count after the cateh Wareke performed well an the mound for the Weys, He allowed two hite In the Afth and the Leafs seared A run when Grace dropped the ball at the plate on an attempt od double steal hy Cote and Rogell control hy the Aftor business was con repaired to the lawn to onjoy the wonderful view from [the eminence on which the Holthy residence stands, making us feel that our immediate neighborhood In one of the hoautyssapots in our fair Province, . A delightful and abundant table was spread for all the afternoon helng a very pleas wut one A very eordinl woleome gresied the new litle daughter which ar rived ut the home of Walter and Mra, Hayles on Hunday. The dust nuisance was elimin ntod by the heavy rain on Sunday The trafflo wan heavy over the week-end, Mr, and Mra, Moody and Mra, Bherlook, of were guests of Hert Harvey on Runday, ang Mr Toronto and Mrs Monsra, Dobson, of Toronta and Oshawa, spent Sunday with thelr aunts, Mra, Philip and Miss Brodie Mr, and Mra, Bmith, of Beaver: ton, spent Nunday with Mrs, Philip and on their return Mike Jean who has heen holidaying Were accom: panied them home, Miss Phylin Gerow has returned from a visit of several weeks with Oahawa. friends, A numher of our young people wre practising tennis industrious ly, Wo may yet produce a cham: plon player, Yi On Friday svening, July L) BASEBALL RESULTS INTERNATIONAL LEAGUE Win Lon PA Hin 574 S70 nl 459 LEY 414 $7 Rochester aronto Baltimore sores nine Mantes! soverrennrs 8 Bulla iivivnnnnins Newark Jersey City ,,, Kending snipers bd SUNDAY'S BCORES Jersey Lity, 2 Reading 14 Montreal 14-2 Balvmore ,, 0:1 Newark 7 Bululo re B Other elubs not seheduled SATURDAYS SCORES Toronto 2h Reading | Rochester 0-8 Jersey City ,. 3 Newark 14 Buffalo 00000 Baltimore I Mantreab 0 0 NATIONAL LEAGUE Win Lost Perr ETRE ERI rene J | Pr id Brooklyp LU t hicago Perr enn New York mt, Lows 4, Pittshurg Boston Cincinnati Philudelphia SUNDAY'S Cincinnati LA New York 13 Chicago opie § $1. Loni 15 Brooklyn Other clubs not seheduled SATURDAY'S SCORES Pittsburg 9 Boston Chicago Wronklyn St, Louis I 6 New York Cincinnati 10-1 Philadelphia AMERICAN LEAGUE Won Lost nd i (B] rarer Perr rrr Rne BCORES Boston hiladelphia Washington New York Cleveland Detroit Chicayn tous Boston i 4 mCORE Boston Detroit New Yor) Washington SCORES foston Philadelphia Wishingtan 13 Nt Lowe New Blood Added To tnglish Team London, July 21 A vastly dif forent team will represent England In the fourth test mateh beginning ut Munchester on July 856 to that whieh Just managed to save the third test at Leeds. The personnel of the side was announced hy the election committee today an fol lows: A. PF, Chapman, eaptain, Prince Dulespsinhil, RB. W. VV. Roh ins, I. A. BR. Peables, Jack Haohhs Herbert Buteliffe, Wally Hammond, Muuriea Tate, Maurice Leyland, Genrgs Duckworth M Blanley Nichols and 'at Hendren The committes have hrought hack Iabing for another trial, though he WAR an uncertain quantity at Lord's in the second test mateh when Eng land. wan honten, New hioo® iy re presented hy P'aehles and Nichols, howler, Nichols Is a good, all round wood and George Geary, Pesbles has played for Cambridge Univer sity and visited Houth Afriea in 1087-38 He in a medium pace howler, Nehols (5 a good, all round player and Is an Kasex pro@ssional He bowls right hand and bits left, He. was a member of the English toam which vaisited Australia and Now Zealand Inst winter, Their in. clusion will satisfy many of the arftien who have called for the Introduction of younger men Into England's team RUNDAY' Chicig If Phifladelphia Cleveland " it. Louis L] SATURDAYS In 10 Lietr Chicugn lov lid | York ol? large number of the friends of Mr, and Mrs, Doan Maire congregated wt the town hall and presented them with a shower of many and useful articles A very pleasant evening was spent in social inter course and seme dancing, The lad: lon furnished refreshments, Although the heavy rains re cently delayed haying operations, oraps, vogetables, flowers are in axeellent condition, promising Kreat returns for work, Churoh attendance waa not up to the usual on Sunday which was regrettable, an Mr, BtOwart, of the Prohibition Alllance gave a sound and convineing message from Bt dohn's pulpit on the need today of more Interest and education on thin great subject of prohibition Mrs, Dunn who has heen visiting her mother at Woodbridge in home again, Mra, Barclay and daughter, Helan, ara enjoying a motor (rip ta Montreal, Queber and other places A frat tora ude, counsel na OARS ut Harnla, says nobody ean tell him what constitutes parking Why, judge, tut, tut, Parking le a Are plug completely surround od hy automobiles, | ( anndian NATIONAL LEAGUE Cubs' ¢ to Lhe | Brooklyn, iheir Ca uf 1h to # REhs Boston, |) todny and for wixth took the Hraves pitchers vietary for In PLAYER Part Arth Crampton, it the hill referees hetween I'n Ham anion William law and, ments others ' the Wis player R. Hn Roostir hertn work in hibition Inne A and hibit" toget prize list nuirers Kane an nut | tarien of th nivieultural ition, ion, and are avallahl other memh very gratify During ture, their Albert time Calgary nt oan ant and many wil show Kran sample, Th competitors competitions maintaining how them any Rrowers Grain of exhibition willoped the champlons for # to 6 vietery hers toda the Cardinuls were doing the same 1a ig I" HOBINS LOWE Jul leading Brooklyn Robins opening Ho nen firm landed on three 10 the socond ur, for § head of the ini players out When restarting play after ane of these rulings | reeling collapsed waltehing the neeasioning wn, the Canadian Nationals ROME Years ago lost one arm ¥ pamphlet preparation her In holng went Alrondy B10 o fthese have loon the Wheat Pani n ol schools, taries of the provineial munielpals to agricultural faly to distriot With these ciroulars is sent a lot ter advising that additions) enples CI | ore Ing n, in Edmanton of he ord Is oleaned ay in for the LL Infe These activities are destgned oourae to ralse the standard of field ovops production and to anahle the of Alberta host possible showing at the grain aompetitions during un World's The provinelal eommitios of Al continues elrevulnrising of that provinee giving Information relative to the Warld's Grain Ex GIANTS BEAT CUI New York, Jub York (Hants overcame the Chicago 40,The New runs and 8 Meuntime, four the Cubs kept an uhine ONE The leagne dropped game to the #t today hy the score y 40 HOLD THEIR OWN uly Boston split a donhle-header Cinetnnat) and here n lle the Redy KB, the Cinelnnat) and a 10:1 remained in Alley Enme, hitw WHITH IEF EIIK FRACTURING HIN JAW g1=Thomas well known lakes an n foot n Fort Arthur (len July 0 yerurs oral Hospital with u fractured jaw Crompton was nM Inting inn game Arthur Nationals Haturdn tn order Lingion Fort and nf wi evening and had oe Fort Kame wome of the of the ie was hit on for a few Reporters play the mo and state that the injur halfback for Crompton left Hhow dn the tn splendid growers lonference, Regina, "Production nf Bead for Hx with a copy of the to all In nooretaries of AAO ta loeal secre LA, to provinelal tn the seers wavretar agrioulturiste or nelghhours or This response is indeed Cleaning Threshorsrun Grain dune and men of the department of agrioul will devote most of the sample exhibits for July the feld preparation of display at the fairs, and the Class RB fairs possible (a peach Thess exhibits will he designtd to inary thresher-run to an exhibition will alan visit the the Junior fleld the purpose of Iv Interest tn the ain and to give armation desired of tn make the the Warld's Exhibition and Conferense tao he held at Regina in 1022, COAL COAL Thome 108 W. 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Defeat 48th Highlanders By 5-1 Score In Soccer Game Saturday on Game Played «1 Moto City Stadium = Fairley Scores First Goal For Homesters in Fifteen Min- utes Natlonals had AFI visitors, on Baty Game The Bans due to» | Oshawa Highlanders us day In 0 Major Lenigie (he Motor Chiy Stadium was somowhat held up hrenkdown of the vehicle in which the visitors » ere coming tn the city, The play was not up to ex paetations ae the 48th proved in hi: no mateh for the Nationals, The locals ran In two goals in the fire half and never headed, wir ning at a hy. the score of tn 1 will b had the hreezs rt, mr Ad were not in touch with M Lead, the visitors' net tender, h they found that he was (n hreillani form. ¥iftesn minutes had glapsed when Fairley put homeste one up Ten minutes later Co scared from thivty vards out, M Feod allowing the hall ta houncs aut of his hands Into the net, Just hetare half time, the visitors broke awny, Smith held the centre, when he was going through, As a resu the referees grantod a penalty #i Frost scored. Half time senye tHonals 2, 48h Highlanders 1 The National hehind the J long In getting he The started, second hall was only Just when alrloy scored agal tn he quickly followed with other when Wee Pater Gow added numher four, Fram that point on the game wus rath one sided with the Nutionals taking thin ups. The 45th taking advantages af the | on the part of the Nationals made a determined raid on thelr nel hut thelr attempis ware ludierous Davidson secured the hall and carried it up the field passed tn Mul who heat Melsod with a fast Nationals t put in the fom that on al shot time iu point The 45th Highlanders were a weak team In all departments wiih the exception of goal and right back, The Nationals were neve stretehod and won handily, Frank Bltureh gave a gond display of the proper way to feed the forward With the ball along the sreundy Boyd, Btureh Readies Fairley Coll gad Mm were the hest for the Nationals Final sonre High ders 1, Nationals 8, (8th "Roll Your Own" It's Cheaper with Z1G-ZAG CICARETTE PAPERS I ---- 5'Book of 120 Leaves The original automatic book giving Ione leal at a time, No Waste, Demand Z16:-ZA0 and get 120 Leaves ' {4 BY ERT ALLE NCEA 1 Lawrence Tibbett THE ROGUE SONG SPECIAL ADDED ATTRACTIONS BRINGING UP FATHER By Geo, McManus I'M READIN A cory Or ONE oF Your LETTERS m--s BLY DO WRITE A WVRRY WORD \N FV 1H MOASPRELLED AN WOL'RE all. 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