Norwich Bulletin Newspaper, August 12, 1913, Page 3

INSURANCE. TAKE A POLICY L In the AETINA ©ON YOUR AUTO : with - % L LATHROP & SChsS An Tpsurance Policy Is when your property is destroved by Fire. Take one out now before it is too late. The cost is <~ small that it is a mis- take to be without ISAAC S. JONES Snsurance and Real Estate Agent, Richards Building, 31 Main St. REMOVAL Insurance has removed to 25 Shetucket street, oppesite Thames National Bank. Over Woolworth’s 5 and 10c Store. ATTORNEYS-AT-LAW Brown & Perkuns, iitwmeys-at-lay Over First NaL Bank Soscucket oi | classic Chamber Eutrance stalrway mnext to Thapws |stake for 2:13 pacers; a $3,000 purse Aationa' “ank. Telephons 33-3 EDWIN W. HIGGINS, Atterney-at-Law. mnon Buildimg. AMOS A. BROWNING rney ai-Law, 3 Richards B'dg "Phone mar104 BASEBALL AT PLANT FIELD, NEW LONDON, Tuesday, August 12th New London vs. New Haven Lad All admissions to Grand Stand 250 Admisaion 25c. Free. Rorty Has Police Escort. Portland, Maine, Aug., 11—Umpire Rorty was escorted from the field by & squad of police today after he had forfeited the Lawrence-Portland New ‘ngland League game to Lawrence in the sixth inning. While the crowd surged around him he was struck on h ad but not seriously hurt. Lawrence as leading at the time 4 to 3. The rouble started when Hickman of Portland was declzred out for interfer- ing. This out completed a double play which prevented Portland from scoring the tieing run. Bill Powell, who has banged about the National league and the Ameriean association since he left Springfield, has been sold by Kansas City to Mil- waukee. Bill was never quite good enough for the big ring, thougn a star in the association. JEWETT CITY Reception for Alexander Murray Mackay, Following Public Organ Recital—Chimney Fire Quickly Ex- tinguished, church was crowded an enthusiastic and appreciative audience Monday evening to listen to Alexander Murray Mackay's last or- gan recital before leaving for homs The Bapti: in Glasgow, Scotland. He assist- ed by Miss Ila Brown, violinist, and N L. G. Buckingham, Mrs. G. H. Prior and Mrs. E. H. Hiscox, in a trio. The programme included the following numbers: Organ Marche—Soleneils . Mailly Organ Priere et Berceuse .. Guilmant Organ_ “Air from Tth Symphony Haydn Violin solo—Angel’s Dream, Miss Tla Brown Organ, Toccata in A . Blakely Organ, The Answer (by renuest) Wolstenholme Cropin ves to the Organ, Two Preludes .... Ladies’ Trio—Lift Thine E: Mountain: F. Mendelssohn Bartholdy | Organ, Grand Choeur ...... Faulkes Organ, Andantine. in B. (by. request) Lenare Eong, Land of the Seal Charles Mackay Organ, Cauzonia Wolstenholme Organ, Scotch Airs. Mr. Mackay's generositp in giving ®0 much pleasure through his musi- ability has been most heartily ap- gcmed, and regrets were expressed #n every side that the talented organ- ist cannot remain longer in. this coun- try. Miss Alice A. Brown entertained a few friends at her home in honor of Mr. Mackay, Chimney Fire. There was a still alarm for a chim- ey fire at D. P. Auclair's Monday af- rnoon. John Hourigan put an end o the trouble with the chemical ex- tinguishers. Miss Helen R. Buckingham of New Sork is the guest of her brother, L. G._Buckingham. Mrs. ¥. S. Brown and son Arnold Brown left Monday for a week's auto trip through the Berkshires. Halvor Broadwell of Hartford spent Sunday with Arnold Brown. For Skin Troubles use <Glenn’s Sulphur Soap. No other toilet soap is as efficient in clearing the ecomplexion of su'plllll' blemishes— sm sallow, oily or itchy skin,“§ | blackheads, pim- ples, and hives. It purifies and heals. 7 ‘The most convenient, inexpensive skin remedy. A delightful toilet and bath soap. At all Druggists. MARGOT HAL Detroit, Mich, Aug. 11—Racing at the opening of the Grand Circuit meet at the state fair grounds today was rather tame. The only real contest was in the Board of Commerce Stake for 2:16 pacers, which went five heats before Margot Hal was returned a winner. Dillon Axworthy won the trotting division of the matron stake; ‘Tillie Lipton, the pacing division and Jdord Dewey the 2:15 trot, all in straight heats. Dillon Axworthy was by far the best among the ten starters in the Matron Trotting section. In the first heat Serrill held the colt back in the field until the far turn was reached and then easily took the lead from Ima Jay. At the finish he was a couple of lengths to the good. Ruby Watts and Peter Johnson had a fine brush down the stretch for second place, going under the wire noses part. the second heat the Axworthy colt was never headed. He seemed to have plenty in reserve and could have low- ered his time considerably had he been driven out. The pacing section, with only three starters, was merely a procession from start to finish in both heats, the colts In m F. Hill, Real Estate and Fire |never changing their relative positions after the word was given. It took Margot Hal some time to get a going in the Board of Commerce Stake, but when she finally found her stride she made a show of her oppon- ents. Lord Dewey had everything his own way in the 2:15 trot, taking three heats as he pleased. Tomorrow’s programme includes the of Commerce $5,000 for 2:16 class trotters and the 2:10 trot and 2:06 pace at $1,000 each. YANKEES SINK $9,000 IN YOUNG TWIRLERS to McHale, Pieh and Cooper Chance In Majors. Have New York. Aug. 11—Not content with spending $12,000 and giving two regu- lar players for Infielder Maisel of Bal- timore, President Farrel of the Yank- ees has invested $9,000 for three minor league pitchers. Pitcher Marty McHale, formerly with the Red Sox, was purchased from the | Jersey City clubfor $6,000 today, and will report to Manager Chance tomor- row. McHale, though a member of a tafl-end club has won more than half of his games this season, and Manager Schlafy of the Jersey City club says he is now ripe for a return to the big leagues. The Red Sox originally took him from the University of Maine. He was traded to Jersey City in the spring of 1911, along with several other play- ers, for Pitcher Bedient. Farrg]l has also purchased Cy Pieth from the Dayton club of the Central League for $1,500 and Paddy Cooper of the Petersburg team of the Virginia League. He also cost $1,500. Larned Enters Meadow Club Singles. Southampton, N. Y., Aug. 11—Billy Larned, the Nestor of the American lawn tennis courts, has decided to test his game out on the turf courts of the Meadow Club here. He is one of the 75 players who were drawn this morn- ing for the Meadow Club singles cup which was won by Nathaniel W. Niles of Boston last season. The seyen times holder of the American national chairmanship title is in the lowe quarter and meets E. B. Condon in ‘his first match. It is Larned’s declara- tion that if he can show sufficient improvement in form here he will en- ter for the national tournament at Newport. It is his expectation fto compete in the doubles with Beals C. ‘Wright, who was his partner at Long- wood. WINS HARD RACE Wins Bourd.of Commerce Stnke After i"iv? Heats—Dillon Axworthy Shows Real Class in Matron Trotting Section —Tillie Lipton Winner in Pacing Division EASTERN ASSOCIATION STANDING. < © Wen Lot Pa Hartford . 84 88 New Haven “ Budseport 18 Waterbury 52 New London 51 53 Springheid . a7 55 Pittstield - 60 Meriden ks 73 White Blanked Planters New London, Aug. 11.—Steve White had the locals at’ his mercy today, and the New Haven team won by the score of 4 to 0. Abercrombie was hit frely. The_New London team had several chances to score, but White always tisbtened up and held them safe. The score: New London. New Haven. b hpo a el ab hbo a e Spencerlb 4 215 0 O|Roling2> 5 18 8 o Rosk.ss 4 1 3 8 O|Barrlf $£200 0 Bigindt 4 01 0 2fPepows 41 2 4 0l Irelan, 2t 4 21 { 0 Fuster, 3310086 Ho'denef 4 0 0 8 OlKemer 2 0 0 0 0 4120 ofsiterih 4 015 0 0 Johnsov,3b 4 0 2 1 ylB'gardner3b4 2 1 2 1 Urice 3 0 4 2 Olwaterme , 4 2 5 1 0 Acromblep 2 0 0 2 1| Whttep ‘4 10 0 Totals, 35 627 15 8 Totals 34 1 Score by inngs— New Haven 0012010004 New London ....:1.10 6 0 0 0 0 0 0 0—0 Two base hits Rollinz, Waters; three base hit, Baumgardner; sacrifice hita Kerr 2; stolen base, Rolling; doube plays, Rock to Irelan to Spencer, Rock to Spenchr: left on bases, New London 7, New Haven 6; first base on balls. off Abercromble 1. off White 1i first_base on_erroes. New London 1 New Haven 1; struck out, by Abercrombie 5, by White 4; time, 1.40; umpires, Lanigan and McPartlin, PONIES DEFEAT BRIDGEPORT. Raw Decisions by Umpire Kennedy Give Visitors a Victory. Bridgeport, Conn., Aug. 11.—Mainly through the' great work of Umpire Kennedy, the Springfield Ponies were enabled to defeat the home team at Newfield park today by a score of & to 1. In the eighth inning McGam- well' was passed and forced at second by Hallman. Umpire Kennedy com- pleted the double play at first, although Hallman was over the bag when the | ball arrived. As doubles by Monahan and Silzer followed, one run at least | was killed. In the ninth inning Stank- {ard hit to left good enough for two bases and was caught six feet from | third. Boultes blocked him off, but Umpire Kennedy said safe. Another triple and single followed and the game was over. With decently fair decisions the score would have been |2 to 2 in the ninth. Pratt was fined | $5 for disputing a decision. | The score Bridgeport 000000010—1 5 2 Springfield 0000001023 6 2/ | slum and Monahan; Justin and Pratt. Senators Claim Both Games. Hartford, Conn. 11.—Hartford took both ‘ends of a double bill with Waterbury here today, the first 8 to 0 |and the second 3 to 2, the latter re- quiring 11 innings. Mclean and Gregg | were hit hard in the opener, while | Salmon was strong at all stages. Geist | had the better of the argument against McCleary, Waterbury’s chances being {due to a home run over the center field fence with one on, the first time the ball has ever cleared the fence in center on the local grounds. Scores: | First game— Hartford 2222 _,00° 815 1 Waterbury 00 0000000—0 6 1 Salmon = and ° Muldoon; Gregg and Brady, Second game— Hartford— | 00001100001-312 8 | Waterbury— 00000200000-2 7 8 | , Gelst and Muldoon; McCleary and | Ahearn, Pittsfield Trimmed by Meriden, Pittsfleld. Mass., Aug. 11.—Meriden | | trimmed Pittsfield 4 to 2 today when | | | the Electrics played listless ball. Fin- | negan nd most of | the visitors 'Tuns were gifts. A rally FINANGIAL AND COMMERCIAL SUDDEN MARKET STRENTH. Activity of Final Hour Mcre Than Equalled the Whole Day Besides. New York, Aug. 11—After four hours of alternate declines and ad- vances, mostly within circumseribed limits, today’s stock market took on a sudden appearance of strength and ac- v in the final hour, transactions in that brief period more than equal- ling all the other hours of the ses- sion. The leader of the movement was United States Steel, in which large buying orders made their appearan ostensibly from influential sources. There s no news to account for the sudden inquiry for steel and - trade prospects set forth by last Satur day’s tommage figures for July, hardly accepted as favorable. The buying later comprehended Can- adian Pacific. Union Pacific, St. Paui and many of the grangers, wh vance was ascribed to belated nition of the benefits to from recent rains in the Canadian Pacific’s gain of almost fi points preceded the declaration of ti regular dividend, part of which, usual. was paid from sales of the com- pany’s laud. While considerabie realizing was seen in the later dealings. the market lost little of its advance, average gains extending from one to two points. Southern Pacific was almost the sole stock of prominence to show some backwardness, losing a point on publication of Union Pacific’s sub- sciiotion terms and making up only a part of its decline. London which sold a small amount of American cks here .was listless and the virtual failure of another col- onial underwriting project was accept- ed ag proof that the British market for securities still is in a state of con- gestion. The bond market was irregular but hardened towards the end in sympathy with stocks. overnment bonds wer unchanged on call. Total sales, pa value, aggregated $1,250,000. STOCKS. Copper. Beet Suza Can . pfa ... Car &'F.. Cittes pfd Cotton 0l Tide & L. Yocomotive . pfd Smeliing . Tel & were recog- be derived middle west. " Sales. 14100 Amal. 400 Am. 6500 Am. 900 Do. 200 Am 100 Am. 125 Am. 100 Am. 400 Am. 100 Do. 600 Am. 100 Am. 100 Am. " Tubacco 500 Do. new Anaconda Atehisan Do, pfd .. Bt & Oiilo. Eeth. Steel Brooklyn Rap Cal. Pctrolegm “Transit . Can. Paciflc Central Leather Do. Chie Chie. M. Do. ptd ... Chie. & N 'w.. Chino. “Con. Cop. Col. Fael & Consol. Gas Com Prodncfs Denver & Dist & St P, é Securities . Hair & Whisker Dre. Brows or Black, $0c Erte Do. Tet ptd Gen. Fleotele 300 Gen. Moiors pta | o 141% bid 100 G 1790 200 200 400 10 . Ore Subs. Expl Ceatral Copper Met. brd . et Har. of N. J.. Paper pfd C. South 0 Inter Do. Laclede Ga Lehigh Valley Loose. Wiles . Mex. Petrol Miami Copper ..l Mo., Kan. & Tex.. Do.” ptd 3 Mo Pacific . Biscuit |1, Nat. £ & S pfd } Nes. Con. Cop. 1030 New York Central S0ON. Y. N. H. & H 2950 Nort. West hern Pacific 1. Puliman P; Con. Cop. Southern Paclic Southern Rallway Tenn. Copper xas & Pac xas Co. Third Avenus . U. Bag Unton_P: Do ptd Un. Dry T U Do. o Do. S| »id Utali_Copper Ya. Car. C. Yul. Detin Wabash . Deipall it West. Marsland West. Union Tel Westinghouse Woolworth . 100 Wheel. & 1 Tothal sales. 276.172 COTTON. New York, Aug. 11.—Spot quiet; middling uplands 12.00; .25; sales nome. Futures closed steady. August, 11.60; September, 11.27; October, 11.03; No- vember, 10.97; December, 10.97; Janu- ry, 10.87; March, 10.97; May, 11.03. MONEY. Aug. 11.—Money on call 1-4 a ruling rate loan closing bid pra. . shares. cotton gulf lew York last ; last loan # me loans steady; sixty days 3 1-2 4; ninety days 4 1-2; six months | CHICAGO GRAIN MARKET. | wuEsT. Open. Wigh Tow. Close. | Sept. . 85916 8% 853 851316 Dec. Devy se% se% sy May Do sm om 4% CoRN— n 16 a6 troit. Boston. S hpo s B a e Buhs 3 08 5 OHooperst 32100 Daomanap § 3 13 dngeds 31310 wiondar 5 8 3 0 R lGaba 131 i06z0 Veacidf 5 23 0 12110 Saimeran 5 111 0 $o0d10 St 314 3 001 Storiarizan 4 0 1 1 11720, Dessp ' 2 00 2 Phbaa) Totals, 3512 27 13 weme 1 Scoro by snninge— - Detrolt 5 0 s Boston : = Two bise Bt e, in_the ninth netted Pittsfield one run. Meriden . 000310010412 1 Pittsfield = 001000001210 4 . Smith and Vandergrift; W. Smith and Wendell. ' GAMES TODAY. .. Ameriean Leasus Clorsiand_at Waslinztons Chicago at Pbiladeipha. St Louls at New York WNational Leagus. Bridgeport at Hartford. Waterbury at Sprinafield. AWMERICAN LTASUE STANOTMQ. - Woa. ! Philadelphla . 12 ! Cleveland 06 ‘Washington 59 Chicago 3 | Boston 30 i Detrolt 16 2 | St. Louis 43 New York 35 Highlanders Take Another from St. Louis. New York, Aug. 11.—New York, reiuforced by theit new $16,000 infielder, Fred Malsel, won another game | from® St Louls ioday, the scorc being G to 2. | Caldwell pliched a great game for New York holding Prait's homer Into the | ihe visitors fo three bits. Prat let field bleachers in the first jnuing was the only clean St. Louis bit. The other Brown run was scor- ©d in the third inuing when a wild pitch bounced | into the St. Louls dugout, enabling Shoiten to score from seconp The Yankcers won the game In the second inning, when they scored tiree runs due to Teverens's Ineffectiveness. Singles by Peckinpaugh and Knizbt and H. Willame' pass filled the bases with none out Dase forced in Peckin- Daugh and Caldwell's single scored Knlgnt. After Tovorens pitched two balis to Cook, Baumgariner re- lieved him. Cook them bt intc & double play, M. Williams scoring. Malsel made a fair {mpression His sttp and throw on Austin’s bunt in the ninth | Swas the fielding fesiure of the zame. At bat he | wis w four times. drawinz one base on balls, steal- ing second and scorins on Cree’s single. The other new men contiaued their sood work. H. Willlams | had Gro passes and a single in three times up. Booey: 7 ot touia: ; Now York. | et TR S R IR o Soadd 38 ibiumam oldl Trkize 0 40 OfSaroenct 40 200 Austin, 3b 4 01 2 @Ppaughss 4 1 4 2 1 Stovalllb 4 110 1 0 Knighl2b 4 1 1 4 1 Johnston,}f 4 1 3 0 OHWlams1 1l 110 0 0 e Al et 1R B s s ek e et $6 030 2 Baner g Totals, 13 ot 31 3B 101 Score by inntngs— St. Loui 00000 02 New Sork - 10020 s Two base hit. Johnston; three base hits, Caldwell Cook; home run. Pratt Tigers Trim Red Sox Again. Boston, Aug. 11.—By winoing from Bosion todas, | 6 o 2" Detrtit made 1t o out of thyee viories | for the_series. Teouard was yild ‘and the visiors | batted Bard, getting mea. on Aases W all_ but tro Taings. Cobbs. o hits drove in three of De toiy runs, Davss pliched & good game. being Gapectally eftective when mea” wero oa {he ases. i seore: Cobb. Athletics Defeat Chicago. Atz 11.—Bad pitching n the ter- ot s coet Ghicndo a. defeas by Philuceipbis here today, the score being 8 to 5. The visitors took o fecured “seven Hit, meluding % bome” run 1Y | Botier "t {hres. Dasses o Bush. " Housk took Boars sice e’ o onine tod a1 | T Yere ‘mads ot Houck. Chapocile, who. singled. | Deine chuch toths in seed send and 3. Col | Tons o sl singied, belng o sictim In @ double ey s dutics ot tn Haker, The wore was 3 B0 T favor ot Ciicaza when the home: exm went to bat In the seveath lnning and scored six runs. Sinen opercd thls scson with & doudle and Houek Sited. “her Clcote a two Dalls s0d mo stxkes TS oy, Hasell was ment 35 o, pitch, "R o Meave s (6B Sarhr.Olaring s Col foctng int o Sana. Beni took Tuseels et " tle, seatea Topee ronmers Baker. tatlied ‘Shea Weaver mhres Mo Philadelphi B s W o g M‘é‘: - 54 Philadsiphia 7% b e s o chavpetient s 1% romtrees 15 8 6 S 3 184 i1 Pt 4 aare R Goty 4180 930 Bedic,cf 42130 3190280 Tooimrt 4330 Lr s e 313 0 (a3 o e R e B S Eamans bodie g '3274’ Towss, 3 8H1 1 Totate, 3103 1 1 T w1 s Chicngs, e 20500000 05 Phiiasaphis I T Baker; home run, Cleveland Defeats Senators 6 to I. Washington, Auvz. 11.-—Cleveland early lead in og_frame Grok, 2b 33 4 0 00! 4.1 0 0 o o .K Ceooper.p 0 Totals, 2 Baaheas e Cincinnati. Pittsburg. 201 2 1 —_ - *Bates 1000 0 ‘Two bees hits, Miller, Byrue: three bae hits, Wil- Thursday afternoon. These teams have met twice before and each time the hospital boys were defeated so that Thursday’s game will without doubt be a fast one. Pickett and Chase will probably form the battery for the Hospital boys. WATICNAL LEAGUE STANDING. ' Won. lew PG New York 71 32 E Philadelphia 37 Chicago .. il 1 55 o &5 Pittsburg and Clnolnnati Break Even. Plitsburg, Auz. 11—Plttshurg and Cincinnatl bmke even In today'’s double header. Ames held Pittsburg to four hits In the firs. and Cinclnnatl won 5 to 1 by bunching hits off Camnitz in the first inniog. The locuds had it easy in the second, win- ning 13 o 1, while Adsmes held Cinclonatl (o three hits Suggs was driven from the box in the fifth inning of the second game, when Pittsburz scored six runs on elght successive base hits, including two three bazgers. Herbert, o recxult from Porismouth in the Virgiuia ‘State league, fnishod the game. CGincidnati won the first same with fwo men out in the first inninz, when Marsans tripled, Hoblitzell bit a home run and Dodge doubled. Singles by Miller ard Mitchell and an error by Berghammer gaves Pittsburg las oply run In the minth. Scores. First MONDAY'S BASEBAL RESULTS. Intornational Leag At Baltimore—Moutreal 2. Baltimore 6. At Providence—Buftalo 10, Provideence 6. Othier clubs not scheduled. INTERNATIONAL LEAGUE STANDING. won. Newark Roches Baltimore Buftalo Montreal Providence Toronto ... Jersey City New England League. At Worcester—First gaie: Worcester 10, Lynn 6. Second_game: Worcester 8, Lynn T. At Brockto rockton 5, At Lowell—New Bedford 5. Lt At Portland—Portland 0. Lawrence 9. Lawrence after six innings. Forfeited to Giants Bested by Syracuse. Syracuse, N. Y., Aug. 11.—Johnson pitched superb ball for Syracuse (New York State league) in the exhibition game with the New York Giants this afternoon and the local team won, 3 to 2. Wiltse proved ineffective and Tesreau was also hit hard during the four innings he pitcher. Score by in- | nings: | Syracuse .. 10010001 x 9 2 Glants 00000p020-—2 8 3 | ~Johnson and Payne; ‘Wiltse, Tesreau | and Hartley. Umpires, Johnson and { Daly. Baltic and Airlies to Meet Again. | _Although the crack Airlie team of | Hanover has twice humbled the Baltic | ageregation, the latter team still hopes {to win a victory over the Hanover nine, and a series of two more gamies { has een arranged for Augpst 16 and [!H\. both games to be played at Baltic. Half the gate receipts go to the winner. turday the Airlie’s defeated 3 the Taftville team 11 to 0, at Hanover. Vigoro'us Men Mitch airtight ball Washingion was never dangerous, the visito nninz 6 to tenm scored after the unill the ni Hughes went to P Washin He wa ed four le. let Washing: Schaeter had batted for and betore Cleve | been Deen scored oft Mitehell let ot 5 and o do s moment later on & single by L A" Goubie Glovelan Washinston ] ofStraandy & 003 0 3 ofShanesdt 2 0 0 0" 0 3431 4 3 010 141 : 0% 41 0 Granem McBride, All Stars to Play Hospital. 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Last week was a busy one for the Cubs when they disposed of Mitchell, Reulbach, Richie, Overall and Good. Unofficial reports state that Evers of the Cubs, Dahlen of Brooklyn and Callahan of the White Sox are to join the ex-managers’ association. The price paid for Maisel, the star Baltimore infielder, puts him in the class with Marty O'Toole, Chappell and ‘Rube Marquard. Jake Stahl, Roger Bresnahan and Harry Smith, now managing Newark, are slated to handle the reins in three major league is stated. There must be some little discord among the Giants when the manager narrowly escapes annihilation at the hands of his player It is understood that Manager Mc- Graw is dickering with St. Louis for “Natural Gum” sets of teeth abso- Intely defy detection. 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Indianapolis is just a few points in front of Cleveland in the Federal league. Concerning these uniforms the Wa- terbury Amierican _says: _ “Whether George Cameron’s Pouter Pigeons are nosed out or not in the race for the flag, it's about time he treated his players to a new set of uniforms, or at least washed the old ones that they have been wearing these long years. The two year old colt Thornworthy, by Axworthy, 2.15 1-2, out of Scott Hudson’s good old race mare, Haw- thorne, 2.06 1-4, recently took a record of 2.21 3-4, and in Kentucky is looked upon as the making of a great futurity trotter in his three'year old form. FULL SET - TEETH My reputation for making the most 1ike, finest fitting and best wearing known. No set ever satisfied. This rule is mnever In addition on set is the nat- This wonderful invention is My sole is to give the best at the least cost. 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