Bringing Up
well-.vell-vell:
IF IT ATMT CAPE.R
MONA.HAN I HAVFHT
EEM "TOO FIR MOMTH5
"'cvt tou CE.EM
EYERDOH KEEPS
THEHJ1CATTERED
Topeka Unable to Bunch HiU and
Omaha Takea Second Game of
the Series.
rOESTTHE TO THE RESCUE
TOTEKA, Kan.. Aug. Ml (ttpectal Tela-
...w, "vui, linn, piiA:nma wwioq ui) I
Itourkee to win a scintillating gam to-
ay, i to ft. Although Evecdon allowed a
few mora bits than 4 Id Thompson res
terday, tha Savages could not fat hits
whan hlu meant run. Brilliant support
by Foraythe. Krug and Tannehlll holpad
Kverdon quit a bit. Forytli twloa i
threw out runners at third base. ono!T"n
making a perfect par from deep right
field that bounced Into Tannehlir hand
Just In time to vet tha runner.
Iakff Doe Well, Tm,
Kick Lakaff, tha former Pea Molnea
and St. Joseph pitcher, performed almost
aa well aa Kverdon. It waa Krug and
MeChrsney who hammered In
the only
run of the fame. Two were out In the
fourth when Krug hit Una drive be
tween left and center, on which ho easily
made two bases. McChesney hit a feat1
one past aeoond base that acored thi Wennett, rf..
manager, and UoCheaney reaf hed swnd jrttton' Sb"
l.y tall aprtntlng. Alton, if....'."
Omaha got just on runner as far as'nrtffith, e...
tllrd bass afterwarda. but Everdon i ?
piifhrd so well no (nor runs wr neces I arBy
A ttik, n Inflold hit and aacrlfloal Totals ...
I lared Topeka runnara on second and i
fitid In the fifth Inning, but Schllebner I Cooner. Sb...
made pretty flsy on Rapps roller and '
tl rew out Laitlmor at the Plata. That
Rtid ib ninth Inning war the only time
tlie locals seriously threatened.
r-aat Work la 2f lata.
Two were out In the ninth, when Tann
hill mussed Brown's roller. Lattlmore
niiiglod. JacJtaon fouled a eoupl and
then drov one a mil a minute straight
at Everdon'a head. The pitcher got hla
itlov in front of the ball and saved hla
fare from da mag. Then h recovered
tlie ball and got Jackson at first for Ilia
third out.
In the fourth SciOiobner polled off a
double play all by himself. Tydeman had
singled and Brown drov a liner Into
Srhllebner's hands. AU he had to do
waa to step on the bag. for Tydeman had
started for second with the crack of the
bat. boor;
TOPFKA.
AM. R. II. O. A. IJ.
. 4 0 0 4 0
.1141
.!$
. 4 V 4 0 0
. ' I 1
. I 0 X 0
. t ft 0 I I 0
. a o o t i
.10040
t'ochran, Sb..,.
H.wiik. ss
'i'Mimaan. rf...
Itfnn, 4tf
ltttfKre, tb.,
Jacliitun, f......
Kuir. lb......
Rjmb. ......
Ikaff, p
1 1 u II. p
0 0 0 0
1 0
i o o o
Trulner
vi rover
ToUls ft
Oil A HA.
All. K.
Smith, rf a 0
Hteen, lb..... 4 0
Forxythe, rf 4 ft
Wella, e 4 0
Krug, aa..... ......... 4 1
Hit hwnt jr. If 1
Tannelilll. Sb 4 0
tv hllebner, lb 1 0
t,"vrlon, p S ft
n it
o.
0
IS
ft
K.
0
ft
0
I
I
0
3
1
0
1
0
Totals
.si
a rr 14
Hulled for I-akaff In elirhth
Hatted for lioetlck In ninth.
T.-i- ka 0 ft ft ft 0 0 ft f ft-ft
Vraha ft ft 1 ft ft ft t
Two-li hits: Ittimore, Korayth.
Krug, M4heany. Macrilioe hits: Kthr,
ilal.mnfy. Double laya: LAttlmore to
fkMilck. Fisher to Hootlck to i Alt I more,
Nrhhebuer umuuileieO). iiolen baaee:
iuis. Ilreen. Hits: Off Lakaff, In
ri(,'.t Innliib. Raw- on balla: Off Ikaff,
2; wtf t.verrton. J. fetrink out: lly lkatf,
r: by bverrimt. 4. Time: 1:44. Vinrva:
JUa.il aod Cuaick.
DE.NVDH Wl.HI THEM BOTH
Joalca La
Tw t'oateal
tae
Bears.
DKNVER. Ag. SO. I'seirver won both
t-Kiuvm of a d'Mib.e-heaidnr with fit. Joseph
:i-re tixluy. the firnt bv 1 to i aJid th
wcuna ti i u f J- re, tlrsl gsui
1:N v t.H.
AH. R.
Miner, n 4
KfUher, S
S:iicrr, ct... 1
mi!i, y, jfi 4
'orniick. If 4
-hll), l , J
Hi-if.n, 3b 1
iM.tibr. c 4
m well, p 4
NiaikMI .., ft
Tots! 3! T ft J7 U
II. It.
O.
ft
10
1
!
ft
&
A.
14
viehuNon, rf...
Wutikvr rb
Meiuuir, Cf. ....
Kl., 1!
i Sb
v i. ! limit, f
'i .imk. as
t oiiittil, c. ....
ttrict p.. ......
v,ivtick
Totoli!
10
Hatit for bihr In fourth
iinitfd fur Vance In ninth.,
St. Jum-uh 0 0 ft t 6 ft
a i-
iiutr J ft 1 J ft
I 1 ft ft T
'lwu-baae l.tta: Miller. UcCormlc(
'j Uijtmn. Miiuama. 1 hrea loaa lifts.
W. i mimi It, Cln.iliiM. Huiri run: TViit
erll. foiriitk iut ; iiy Vance, by Cant--iv,
li.iiMt on tilin: off Caul well. 1;
'f VaiMc. tsu-riilc hit: Ktunwr.
x1! lid iscn: n.x. Tiiiiu. 1:47. Um
it ir- Nn. .we '.urid gaine:
AH. Jt. II O. A. E.
f l.er. rf I 1 ft ft
( ! . bcr. i 3 4 1 3 u
.-, , .,r. tl 4 I I 1 ft
' oi;.y. it, 1 a 1 3 4 ft
o 'viu.ic. if 4 ft 1 1 ft ft
Father
OVHi? L 1 domt takouno L shot im the n ,t thcx oortT shoold lee the
IN THE. J TELU I ALL PLAT IN' ASRM THEM SOLDIER EVEN HAVE Is PfETTY NURSES- TICKET
TRENCHPC, r ME-! SCtRObr COOL.DN'T " J VERY CARP- DOCTOfVSiN I 1 OltV EACK TOTWF S
Mllelris. lb....
Whflin,
W,eaisk, e
Harrington, p.
Mitchell, p....
Totsls M
it n u
gT. joscnL
AU.
it.
H.
o.
A. K
Nicholson, rf.
Urorilra. ib....
Helmer. cf
Kns, lh
Houlte. 8h....
Wstann. If
Oruellna. M...
Oonne.ly. c.,..
Jjoudermllk. p
Val. p
t
1
0
1
1
1
v
ft
0
I
1
1
a
l
i
i
3
0
1
1
Totals
....a T M
...0 ft 0 v J I
4,
0 4-4
1 ss i
,lenver ,
Ktolen be,
t
-MIIWr. Two-bane hit:)
Orotillng. Three-baae hits: Kelleher,
Hheouk. TTrnne runa: Kel.ehxr. i. ttn'
out! fly Harrlnaton. 4. bv Vai. . Haeea
on balls: off Harrington. ; off Val. .
Ulls: off Harrington. T In alx Innlnira:
off MllrhU. none In three Inning; off
Ijoudermllk, 4 in one-third Inning: off
Val. T
in seven and two-tniran innings.
IM. Lmplre: flecrlat. .
wif nr loan two games
Hloam raptare Beth Cads f Dowble
IIea4er. WICIITTA. Kan.. Aug. .-Wlohlt lout
both enda of a double-header to Ploux
City. IeJpiine' homo run won the first
tUtig coat the aerond. Score, flrt game:
WICHITA.
AU. K. II.
o.
0
17
0
Tallinn, aa.
5 9 1
Fog. rf..
....J
Mean. lb,...
1
0
0
0
0
XT 1 10 27 13
BIOUX CITY.
AB. R. II.
, 4
O.
IS
A.
6
0
0
I
txsrove,
rf 4 o
Callahan. S 4,0 1
I)tine. ct. ......... I t I
Kalie. lb I
Hanxllng. Kb 4 1 S
Kicharde. If 1 0
Crosby, e 4 x 0
Boothby, p..,. 4 0 I
Totals a 1 T
IT 14
Batted for Riley In the ninth
FIoiik City ft 1 ft ft
Wichita ft ft ft ft 1 ft ft
1 1-1
0 0-1
lft on bases: Sloug City. 7; Wichita,
ft. Karned runii: Hloua City. I; Wichita,
1. M( r!f ! hits: Leleune, Rlcharda.
Two-beae lilts: Riley, Hetlln, llenallng.
Home run: Ieeune. Htru-k out: Hy
Hoothby. 4; by Kiley. 4. Haaea on balla:
Off Koothby. I: off Riley, I. iwlld pitch:
Itoothby. Time; 1:0U. Umpire: Van
! Hyi kle.
ttcore, second
WICHITA.
AR It H
A.
Talllon. aa...
Fog. rf I
Hokd. lb 4
liennett, rfv t
Jietllng. tb.
Urttton, lb.w,
Alton. If
drey, e ,
(rtlM. p
ruUiern, p..,
n he Wing ....
Totals Ju
! U 17 14
BIOUX CITT
AU. R. II.
o.
A.
Cooney, lb....
Coagrova, rf..
Callahan, ss..
1-e Inune, cf...,
Karm, lb
llenallng, lb..
Illiliarda, If..
4
a
4
a
J ', White, p.
Totals
it a
n u
Batted for Ueist la tb eighth.
Floux City ft ft ft ft ft ft
VMulilta ft ft ft ft ft ft 0
t 0-3
1 01
Ueft on baaea: Htoux CM, ft: Wichita-
13. Karned runa: Kiouk t:ity, 1; Wichita.
1. farririi' bit: White. Two-base hlla:
I)euue, kane. Bennett, lloan. rholna
ba: iCaj.e, HIU: Oft Gelat, ft In eiaht
innings, uoum play:
Iloup to lletttng.
Mruck out: Hy White, 1
y rK-ist, a.
Basea on balla: Off White, ; art Oelat,
1 Wild pliuh: Whit. Hit by pitched
ball: By White. Fo. Time: i$L Lm
Ira: V'aa Uyckl.
BOOtTKRI WI1 THE BERIBft
Llake tia Laat baaae by Five to
I'oar.
IJNCOLN, Aug. 0.IVa Molnea took
in aenea witn IJncoin by winning, ft to
4. today. Tha game waa railed at th
en j tit in elgnth, iy aKreemenl.
LINCOLN. .
Hcore:
, AB. It. H. O. A. E.
IJ.wd. 2. 4 11111
Wolfe. If .' 4 ft ft 4 ft
V liaTfUfan, as. .... a I 1 4 a 0
to. a i a o a
William, lb 4 0 111ft
Mcnribr, cf a o ft 1 a ft
Mclntyrs. rf. - 4 ft 1 1 1 ft
McAllister, c. 4 ft 1 4 ft ft
hhmsn. p. 1 ft ft ft 1 ft
Narvoo, p. t ft ft 1 ft ft
Totals a T "a si ii "a
1ES MOINB3.
Aa It. H. O. A. R.
h enter, cf. ft a a
Inlis, If ft 1 1 1 ft ft
Hum, rf. 4 ft 1 ft ft
Jones, lb. I I 1 ft ft
Hartford, aa, 4 1118ft
Sawyer, lb. 8 1 ft 1 a ft
KwUdt, ia. 1 1 1
CmUam, e. 4 ft 1 ft 1 I
Moerius. P. 4 ft 1 ft J ft
Mituoln 1 ft 1 ft 1 ft ft ft4
Uew kloaies ft I 1 ft 1 ft ft ft
Total W 1 15 1 1
Home run: Bills. Two-baa hlta:
IJoyd. Uahn, Mcafflgan (, Uoim,
Wlll.sma. Mulen baiws: alcnafflgan Ui.
Hartford, hawyer. Hunter, fenruaa out:
Hy Nerveaon, 1; by atogiidxe. T. Baaea
on balla: Off Narveaon, 4; off Marrlilix,
1. hit by pitched bail; Hy Mogrtdge, 1.
Wild pitch: atogrUlge. I'ltrhuig -racord :
Three runs and ats hlta la three inning
otf Ftiuuin; two runa an4 sla hit In five
Inning otf Narveaun. Ttrue: l.U. I'm
mr: 0lael.
Have Heaelair Bewcl Meveaaeat.
Take lr. Kings Now Life Pills and
have a daily easy movement of th
bowvla. Cur Constipation. Only too. All
druggut. Advertisement.
TIIK REE:
Ce-i-vngbt. liS. International
News rVrrlce.
i s i r ' 1
i - ii....... iii . . . --ii .i -'-Ti i r i i
CAGO TROPHY AT ELGIN.
da
Second Place.
I - i . .... af
KARL COOPER.
First I'lac.
! J""".. ""'n' ,
' Or r; i
I x
if
I I
bl v ' .'.. sr w asm m m
liBROOKLYNS BEAT. TERRIERS
Tip Topi Defeat St Ionia Federals
by Lopaided Figure of Eight
to One.
MARSAKS BACK IN LINEUP ,
BROOKLYN, Aug. 20.-Brooklyn de
feated Bt Louis, I to 1. today. Armando ,
Marsans, tha Cuban, who waa yesterday .
permitted .to play by a court decision, j
was In th lineup and made on hit and '
two sensational catches. Score: R.H.E.
fit IxtuU 0 ft 1 ft 0 ft 0 0 0-1 T
Brooklyn 0 413010 til 1
Batteries: Watson. Crandall. Wlllett
and Hartley; Marlon and Land.
Blaea Take .
BCFFALO Aug. fi.-Buffalo hit Mc.
Connall hard' and took the second game
of the series- from Chicago today, 7 to 8.
Bimuia nau oniy one Daa tnnuig. ti"ore :
u II LI
Buffalo 1 ft ft 1 . 8 1 ft ft T li a
I -llcao ..0 ft ft 0 g 0 ft ft
i-i t a
, B"""' an Alien;
noil. Black and Fischer.
Terps Los to K. C
. BALTIMORK. Aug. .-Kn.as City
took today's game from Baltimore, a lo
. r.? forced to extend
himself. 8 ore: n ii v
Kaniw City .110ftftftft ft 11 8
Baltimore ... 0 ft I ft ft J ft 1 o 4 T 8
Batteries: lacksrd and Broaa; Bailey.
Suggs. Lectair and Jacklltach.
America a Aaaoelatloa.
At Minneapolis nu v
Cr.umbiia .1 ft t
Minneapolis 8 T ft
Batteries: Clirtlss and Rnu'nsoii: Uop
per and isulllvau. r
At Milwaukee RU E.
InduuMlle , 0 7 1
Mi!wa.uke g
lotteries: Ttii4e and Gusaalt: filau
aika and llrantxui.
- ul rh u
Cleveland 4 a 2
St. Paul j 4
Batteries: Carter and levogt; Iiflrld
and Glenn, Johnmin. Thirteen inning.
At Kunwti City M.H.E.
TxtulnvlUe 4 T 0
Kanaaa City 8 7 1
Batteries: lUrt and Croaain; Regan,
Saniler and Oeibel.
I.-Mi Wlaa F.ally. '
CAMHH1IM1H, Neh, Aug J..-.Speclal
Telrn T e Horner h "'"iu'ia
opened her yesterday for a fiv days' n-
Cambridge eeoilv defeated Beaver City,
14 to 1, In a Mie-kiJHl game, during whj h
three to-lw Mi In guccea.m were
aecured cf f Franklin. Cambridge ae
cured nix acorca eff hi deiivory la tbe
firat two Innlnva. Hung relieved him hi
the third. Rod well f.r CanOMidge was
st his bet. nHownn l.i't three scattered
bits, ami neither hittlnir nor walking a
man. Batteries: (Vmbrlt.r, Howell
and Kranloger: Beaver City, Frenklla
ml llngg. Hits: Caiirbridge, Ilk; Beaver
Civ. 1. -
Cambridge also wvn from Beaver City.
4 to L at the Aratahoe Chautauqua.
i ,i i ,
n-fee Hma,
RA VEXVA Neb.ug. 3 i 8Beolal
Pool's and taoiina i.m.-rf tht'ir avconj
game of bll yeatrixlty, sut;a winning,
4 to A Tn rams vn fuur u a fin.
lah by both ai.lea. en.l until be lat tnaa
was -ut It was anyVdy iim. Hatter
lea: aootbi. Alexamb r ivnd tmrnvniiiij
HaverLoa, 11Utcn, Ti!b:ts sad Green.
Slit.
OMAHA, SATURDAY, AUGUST 21, 1915.
e
ELGIN ROAD RACE
Gil
Andeisoa" Second and Eamey
Oldfieid Third in Automo
bile Bun.
NEARLY 75 MILES AN HOUR
i EU3IN. 111.. Aug. 20.-Th Chicago Auto
Iniobllo club trophy, for which nine driv
I era entered over th Elgin couree. waa
I won today by Earl Cooper. The time for
th 301 mllea establishes a new record
for the cours. Th previous record of
TJ.S waa made by De Palme,
The finish follows:
1Cooner. Elapsed time. 4:01:22. Miles
per hour. 74.97.
i Andemon. Elapsed time, 4:'6:04. Miles
per hour 7S.86.
a-OldfleM. Elapsed time. t-Ot-.a. Miles
per hour. 7X4.
4 Alley. Klapsed time, 4:14:. Miles
per hour. TLM.
(-O'lJonnell. Elapsed time, 4:16:40. Milee
per nour. ,u.M.
4 Frown. Out at 217 miles.
7 Herdraon. Flagved at 14 mllea
Pe Palma. Withdrew at 176 miles.
ft Justen. Htrlpped gear at ninety-two
mllea.
Do Palma wan the favorite at the start
and he'd the lead for the first fifty miles
: when he broke a rocker arm. He laid up
at the pit for more than an hour while
tha part waa being replaced, and started
again, although hopelessly beaten.
Finally, seeing that tha pursuit waa hope
leas, ha dropped out to save hbi motor 'for
the race tomorrow.
De Palma's mishap left the race be-
' tween Cooper and Anderson, both driving
th asm mak of American car. Thin
pair was never more than a few seconds
apart, but Cooper finally drew into a safe
lead when Anderson's car lost a trifle
of Its speed. . Barney Oldfieid drove, a con
sistent race. In tnid-rac ha drew Into
third position and stayed there. .
Tomorrow fourteen cars are expected to
start In tho Elgin, national trophy race.
The distance la the same aa today, but
: there la no limitation on piston displace
J raent.
sbaw Is Shifted.
"Htinky" Shaw haa been ahlfted from
Victoria to tha Seattle club and he has
been stationed in left field.
Tempting
Price concessions in our women's shop
WAISTS, SKIRTS, COATS, to be
soli) Saturday at a fraction of their worth
Waists
Sheer organdie and batiste,
formerly $1.45, now . .
Tht $2.60 qualify to $1.65
A few Georgette crepe, crepe de
chine and lace waists, that were
$4.50 and $5.75, now .
White Wash
In pique and French
regular $1.50 quality
Linensl leach cloth and ' gabar
dtnes, $2,95 grade, . . $1.65
Free
To Boys and Girls.
50 Coaster Wagons,
ralue $2.50; 50 Beau
tiful Dolls, value $2.50
nOTarzara to but .
If y r ft school ta Oaaaka,
tloaaoll Blaffa. e anoraao, all
yea have te ft 1 ve eon aaft
write your name la oar book,
i Tea wiu ba be right la Uae
. e a i ta luo gut.
xxsr x-BATB n vrarrcb Tata
xast bat. -
- i .
-1516-18-20 F AUK AM STUZST.'
Drawn lor
Uiiicago ivian Wins
. American Handicap
After a Shootoff
l CHICAGO. Aug. 3D.-I B. Clarke of
Chicago, shooting from the eighteen-yard
mark, today won the Grand American
handicap, the feature of the Grand Amer
ican trap shooting tournament at Grant
Ierk. - ,
Clarke tied with three other shooter on
96 breaks out of 100 targets and broke 10
Bf-..p. th hoot-off. These with
whom Clark tied, and their score on
i.. .uuui-vfr were: M. E. Dewire, Ham-'
ilton, Ind., U; J. J. Randall. Greenaburg,
Kan., 18, and C. C. Hickman. Yeoman,
la.. 17.
The tour men had finished their string
of eighty targets on Thursday with 7
breaks each.
The other scores were:
" 0r. Chicago (IT); C. Anderson.
alllngford. Ia. (IS); C. S. Webb. Shulls
I rr(ll'"' : E. B. Ollhoesser, Colfax.
.iiv event carried with It a purse of i
17.113, to b divided among the fifty hlajh '
guna, and five trophies. Of this money1
Clarke wins tTKl.JO; Dewire, troj.W; Ran
dall. $$.05. and Ulckman, SG44.90,
The weather was cloudy and a strong
enst wind made tho flight of the targets
erratic
MISS REXETTA WINNER
' ,N TR0T AT CARR0LL
CARROT,! In.. Aug. 20. (Special Tele
ram.) The attendance at the second
days races was up to the average. Sam-rrtr-:
TmtHn S:1S rw. purse tXO: M1s
Regeta. fir"t; The Degenn second; Alice
Woodford hrt Pnt time l lftM.
Paeln. i 'S '" n"r f)rhn.
frm- Tiku fl'rt sco1r aa CleVe
snd Con Blmlt. th'rd. Rest time. 2:TH.
Th day's prorram ended with a flve
elghtha of a ri dash running rac and
a motorcycle race.
'
Deehler Wins from Braalaa. '
DESHL.KR, Neb., Aug. J0.-(Special Tel
egram.) Deshler defeated Brunlng her
today, ft to 1. a ahutout game until the
ninth Inning. Batteries: Deehler. Sutler
and llaeasler; Brunlng, liawka and
Hhe'ly. . Cmplrea: 8truv and Grand.
tehler ia at the top In the County league
percentage table.
$1.00
$295
Skirt
repp; the
for . ...
69c
$15 White Coats
For Women
In Handsome Corduroy,
SATURDAY
$5
Womaa who boy for man
.'should visit oar Men'g Shop,
Ton can purchase with confi
dence, from aaleamen who are)
used to waiting- on women, tho
furnishings for exclusive fgjih-lon.
The Bee by George McManus
HELEN ADAMS WINS
IN LAKETOURNEY
Sixteen-Tear01d Player Defeata
Mrs. George K. Thompson in
Final Eound.
WILL PLAY ADELAIDE FOGG
Mlaa HMen Adams, who can admit of
but U years, won the women's singles
tennis tournament at the Carter Lake club
yesterday by defeating Mrs. George K.
Thompson In the final round. Miss Adsms
won two sets out of three, C-8, 7-9. ft-S.
Th match waa tightly contested from
Choice
CATURDAY h the final wind-up :
ot our summer suit sale. These
suits are our Kensingtons, Ken
mors and L Systems selling reguv
larly lor $16.50, $20.00 and $25.00.;
Some of them are full lined and many ,
are V silk lined with full silk lined vests.
They are wonderful values. You can select
patterns and sizes from the racks in the
window. Most of them are young men's
models and suitable in weight and pattern
for school this fall.
Coll Early .Saturday
MM
IV l.i-J-C'
IS ftoatk
"Rabhit" Maranvillo
Drinks
mmm.
the quick-step beverage for quick-step gfs
thinkers and players for people who do ?
thing3 for athletes "who have the punch ".
to deliver the goods in a pinch. if
The
(twftTTv I
start to finish. Many deuce games wera
Included In each of the three sets. Th
Second set mas the hottest battl. . U
teen games were played before Mrsv
Thompson finally won. 7-ft. Miss Adams,
who had taken the first set, put on a
burst of speed which was) too much fof
her adversary In the last set and soft
won, ft-3, thereby annexing the match.
Sunday MIh Adams will play Miss Ade
laide Fogg In the challenge round for tha
club championship. Mis Fogg was th
winner of the event last year and Is de
fending her tltf. , An especially tight
match Is predicted. It will be played.
Sunday afternoon at a o'clock.
The women's double and th mlzet
double In the Carter like club tourney,
will be held next week.
pelts Coaehlagr Reds.
He'ne Pelts, tbe famous veteran
cstcher, Is now acting as coach for th
young Cincinnati Ditchers.
of Suits
16t& Street
Demand fho genuina by fuS naano
. nicknames encourage subatitutioA.
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