Ecclealastal
Commissioners
Granting
Permits
to
Clubs
to
Use
Grounds
,
LONDON,
-ay
13.4'lloif
1
i
k
1
y
(lo
i
lip
a
ennsidernlile:
increase
in
Sunday
games
in
ami
around
London
(his
year.
AllliouRp;Vtl,(i
llalniislNi.j
flol!
Clilh
has
.een
Hip
fj-s
,i
secure
a
weenee
permuting
Hundny
play
"
applications
nf
one
or
two
oilier
golfyelub
have
lippn
favor
ahiy
received
liy
Hie
Krclesiasli
cnl
Commissioner,
from'
whom
the
grounds
of
a
Irirge
inimher
nf
sports
chilis
are
leased!
The
appliratiops
(if
n
.liumber
of
tennis
rjiih
have
been
granted,
and
tlip
Commission
also
inlend
to
allow
howls
(n
be
played,
on
Sunday,
afternoons.
May
be
Withdrawn
The
leases
from
Hip
Cnmhiis
sinners
contain
a
clause
pro
hilliting
Sunday
play,
but
earlr
Ibis
year,
after
Inn?
cnnsidera
lloh,
Hie
Commissioners
decided
lo
allow
clubs
lo
apply
for
a
special
licpnre
for
Sunday
play.
The
leases,
will
not
be
altered,
and
the
permission
will
be
Riven
by
way
nf
a
licence
.which
can
be
withdrawn
at
the
Commissioner.'
pleasure.
The
regulations
are
slflct.
May
is
not
In
begin
before
two
o
clock
in
the
summer
and
ono
o'clock
In
the
winter,
no
pal-l
labor
whatever
Is
In
be
employed
ainf
the
club
houses
are
not
In
be
opened
until
Hie
time
when
the
piny
i.
permitted
nnd
are
lo
be
closed
when
play
ceases,
flirt
Commission
have
received
a
lae
number
nf
applications
from
sports
clubs.
Objection
to
Cricket
'
"Twenty
years
ago
tennis
wan
a
game,"
said
an
official
of
the
Commission
in
an
interview
''.Vow
it
is
a
life
pursuit.
I;
anyone
slarled
playing
a
gramophone
on
a-Sunday
Ihelr
licence
would
probably.
be
taken
away
There
must
Jip
no
competition
with
other
clubs
on
a
Sunday
And
no
tournaments.
The
Commissioners
will
not
allow
cricket
on
a
Sunday.
It
would
involve
Sjinday.laJior.
'riire
must
Je
friurfdWn
Id
lortk
lifter-
the
wicket
and
paid
Umpires,
Kill
(here
is
no
demand
for
Sunday
cricket,
in
London.
No
Sunday
Labor
"The
golf
frames
will
not
be
permitted
to
have
matches
on
indayr
Medal
cumpelltio'ns
will
be
barred.
Sunday
golfers
cannot
have
caddies.
If
a
man
is
not
keen
enough
to
carry
his
own
clubs
he
must
go
some
Where
else.
If
members
wan
I
Ihe"
greens
cut
in
the
morning
they
Can
cut
.
lliem
themselves.
Xo
football
will
be
allowed
on
Sundays.
The
competitive
element
is
bound
to
enter
into
fool
bull
and
It
attracts
crowds,
"The
concession
is
meant
for
those
mythical
people
who
have
no
time
for
games
during
the
week.
I
have
never
been
able
to
find
them
myself.
Nobody
leaves
work
later
than
six
o'clock
in
IllCje
days,
.and
in
I
lie
summer
inonlhs
I
hey
hiive
three
clear
holirs
of
daylight".
The
nrartice
of
jHe
.omjnlssionerst
will
now
rt'ipritacii
veiy
closely
lo
thai,
Cl
lliet:!.ondon
Counlj'
Council.
It
llasiheen
recoguied
bv
Hie
Com
riiissjon
Hint
Ihe
modern
young
person
will
not
be
conlpnl
with
l)ie
ancient
Sunday.
used
to
Ije
a
miserable
flay
i
"We
do
not
allow
play
In
the
mornings,
because
they
ought.
In
go
to
church
then,
but
II
is
felt
by
I
lie
Commission
that
you
cannot
expect
the
modern
person
lo
be
Idle
all
day
when
there
.'
a
chance
of
innocent
exercise.
Sunday
play
is
largely.
a
ques
lion
of
big,
towns.
There
is
no
demand
for
it
In
the
villages.
The
agricultural
laborer
on
a
Sunday
would
rather
lean
ovei
(he
gate
and
smoke."
Newspaper
Comment
Commenting
on
Ihe
modern
tendency
t
h
e;
Manchester
(2uardiai
says:
The
Kcclfislastieal
Commit
Pioners,
who
own
a
number
nf
sports
grounds
in
London,
have
tackled
the
question
of
Sunday
panics
.
,yiM(
more
courage
and
tolerance
-Mian
somp
of
(hp
mun
'
Icipalllies
have
shown.
Tho
Commissioner
have
decided
to
allow
Jf6lf,
tennis
and
bowl.
They
have
laid
down
strict
conditions,
most
of
them
designed
to
prevent
the
employment
of
paid
labor;
Oric
regulation
pro-jiihllrt
piny
hefore
one
o'clock,
this,
an
iofflclal
exidniris,
he-cause
piople
ought
to
jo
to
t
t
and
tennis,
hut
it.
may
.be
rea
sonable
to
regard
the
football
crowd
as
a
noisy
assemblage
Ilk
to
disturb
the
peace
of
oilier
people's
-Sunday.
The
-same
rin-
jerllon
fan-
hardly
be
'
taken
to
the
decorous
speclator.
of.rtc-
kel.
The
commissioner's
ban
(he.
pame'
because,
they
say,
it
hv
volves
the
eiilployini'.nl
o
i
groUitduien
and
paid
umpires.
Ihe
Sunday
labor
argument
i.4
i
weak
Jiatrier
to
ppo.e.-agqin.l
a
re.lsonable
increase
of
the
mean
of
rccreaflort
in
Sundajs.
No
corporation
dreams
of
shut
ting
liji
its
public
parks
becad
Ihe
opening
of
Ihem
necessitalt
the
employment
of
a
few
par!.
keepers.
They
argue
thai
the
Innocent
pleasure
of
thdiisailrs
must
not
lie
denied
in
order
to
give
a
free
Sunday
lo
a
few
individuals.
That
admits
a
prin
ciple
whose
expansion
will
bil
difficult
lo
slop.
RACING
SEASON
BEGINS
MAY
22
Spring
Meet
at
Woodbine
Opens
on
May
22
With
07th
King's
Plate
Event
BED.
YOU
CANT
CHEW
L'yuv
I
J
I
I
UU
A
-
CrL
J
a
-
J
V
92l
m'sT
t
FtAnmt
Stnvict.
I.c.
,'
.1
t
CitB;tni
,,Ut
wmi.
church
on
Sunday
morning.
Tin
Cnntmissintters
will
nol.
allow
football
"because
the
compel:.
live
element
is
bound
lo
enler
lillo
fdnllmll
and
it
attracts
crowds,"
The
discrimination
is
ralher
subtle.
The
"competitive
element
is
nol
unknown
in
golf
admirably
fulfilled
its
purpose
of
encouraging
Hie
breeding
of!
IhorouighbriNls
in
the
province,
j
Two-year-olds
come
into
the
limelight
with
the
Victoria'
Slakes,
5.nno
added,
on
May
22:!
the
Coronation
Slakes
with
5,-'
0
milled,
on
May
2(5,
and
Ihel
!eeral
other
races
over
the
shorter
distance.
Skinner
and
T.
Black,
The
kick
off
will
be
it
0.30
sharp
and
O.
Krauo
will
referee.
f
Municipal
sports
In
Unilei
Stales
and
Canada
made,
heavy
(gain
hold
in
players
ami
spec
talor
ih
I02!i
according
to
llU'
year
book
of
the
Maygroiind
and
iiecreaiiou
.Association
or
,nier
lea
which
ha
Just
been
publish
ed.
A
gross
attendance.
of
more
than
twenty
million
was
report
hand
tent
about
12
by
10.
Ait'
ply
I'nllen,
Haily
News.
1
YOUNO
.MAN
WANTS
WOllK.
any
kind,
35c
per
hour.
Mionc
Black
20J...
Hi
WANTKI
.
Young
girl
for
housework,'
sleep
otll.
Mione
Hed
.i2t).
'
tf
eil
at
municipal
league
game
of
baseball,
football.
hasketbal!,
volley
ball,
quoils,
etc.
This
wa
a
gain
or
2,3011.00
ovor
1
1
I
.
Baseball
continues
lo
top
the
lisl
of
snorls
ii
r.oinil.'iritv.
showing
lili;7f.8
players
in
318?
cities
with
niore
than
11,000,0011
altend'ance,
"The
figures
for
ID21
wer
li0(.2:
ulrfvers
In
207
ellies,
with
more
than
10,-800,000
attidance.
Baskelhal!
and
quoits
run
almost
neek
ami
i.
.
it.
i
...
..
jicru
in
ine
reiurns,
earn
re
norling
over
0.1.000
nl.ivir
-
1
"7
The
seconii
match
of
the
Junior
FnOlball
League
will
tako
place
tomorrow
afternoon
when
Borden
St
reef
Srhonl
will
mcl
Hie.
illali
ScYnWd.
il
l.einif
t
f
first
apiieaKifice
this
season
of
Borden
Slreel.
'Hie
teams
will
lie
as
follows:
Borden
Sfreef
Tad
a
Walte,
Alberl
Styles,'
Kami
Miwa.
An-
itus
Mcltonatff,
'
Bronson
lluni,
Yoshi
V.itl:
Jriiimi.
Lee,
Kridie
Shiilh
tcaplain),
Hoy
Wick.
Frank
Millerd
and
Nick
(Hmicli.
resenes,
Oeorge
Minns,
Willie
l
isber
and
lleddy
Iteynolds.
High
School
Oeorge
McLean
Douglas
Scon,
Allan
Cross,
Oor-
don
Veireck
(captain).
Allan
Cross,
Billy
CoHison,
.limmie
Bryant,
Bobby
livine,
Bill
Murray.
John
Comadina,
Trevor
Hi'!,
I
an
Morrison
and
Bobbie
Stalk-
er.
Mr.
Seymour
Hicks
In
"Hello
Australians,'
jusl
published.
tells
of
one
funny
mistake
he
made
when
he
arrived
"down
tinder."
"A
tall,
goiiiMooViiu
man
was
brought.
roinicj
tiiity
moid
wheji
the
ciirtntn
feH'.qti
imy
fifsl
per-ormaiie'i
lie)
j.wiis
extremely
complimentary;
jruiil'
orjiiniitual
inenu.
who
Had
introduced
me
lo
hlln.
salil.
le
is
one
of.
our
grealc
producers.'
Are
yonf
I
emiuired.
Dronia
or
musical
comedy?"
wool,
said
the
bronzed
one.
Yorkshire
Post.
EDUCATIONAL
AND
HISTORICAL
TOUR
The
Canadian
National
Hall
way
will
operate
(i
forlV-thiTc
day
Personally
Conducted
Kriuca
llonal
Tour
lo
Kijrope
Ibis
Sum
mer.
sailing
-via
Ihe
s..
"Aihonlrt"
from
Monireni,
July
direct
lo
Olasgow.
Proceed
ing
from
there,
Ihe
parly
will
visit
different
point
of
Inleresi
in
Scotland,
Hnglnnd
Holland,
Belgium
Sw
itzerland
and
l'rance,
also
an
opportunity
lo
visit
the
Haltleflebls.
Reluming
lo
Norland,
will
ail
from
Liverpool
on
S.S.
"Auratiia"
August
L'l,
fo
Mimheal.
Considering
the
num
ber"of
points
Visaed,
the
accom
modal
Ion
provided,
and
enler.
lalninenl
offered,
this
is
one
nl
Ihe
lowesl
priced
Tour
ever
operated
In
Kunipe.,
Full
particulars,"
feservalloiM,
elc,
from
anyifAgenlr
CN.
Hail-way,
or
It.
IV
McNnugfilon,
Dis-Irlcl
t'assengeff'iVgcnl,
Prince
Hupert.
v
,
7H
h.p.
Vulcan
engine,
un!
year
old
M...$l.n.no
20
fool
cabin
eruln
r,
new
12
vb.p.
engin'
priced
itt
(m"iI.(KI
28
fool
cabin
rrtllcr,
15
h.p.
oil
engine
i,
200.00
Small
iieeder
with
Ford
en
gine,
priced
at
$250,110
20
h
p.
Buffalo
engine
Ao6.0ii
III
h.p.
Studeh.iker
engine,
200.(0
0
h.p.
(iuarnnlce,
price
275.(l(i
C
h.p.
Kellenherg
englpe
200.00
5
cylinder
10
h.p.
auto
engine
IOd.iH
I
Cylinder
I
lodge
engine
wttii
tarler
ftOQ.Oii
I
c)
Under
Chevrolet
eiti',
with
tarh'r
IS5.no
looo
reel
'i
Inch
Hark
haul
cable,
price
rte
per
font.
Wee
MrOregor
Snsvs.
falling
and
loickiiig
saws,
Oilclirlsl
iarks.
ele.
More
than
fo.l.orio
vnunir
'Northern
Kxrhangn.
21.1
Second
t
'I
..
.
.
I
'
.
.
'..
!
veriim
Ohunn
9H
i'iiiiieii
tii
vurniuiii
tail
i
"
",.'
..
?
1
25.00
Car'
Sar
$U5.0(i
$35.00
oak
rolllop
ilesk
$18.00
975.no
oak
ft
fool
standing
deiik
35
00
?
150.00
mahogaiiT
desk
and
three
chairs
$75.00
$10.00
Cheek
proleclor
il5.0P
WHSTK.VHAVP.il
BHOS.
FOIl
SAI.K
Five
roomed
hoiirt
On
two.
ot,
furnished;
all
In
garden
nnd
berry
hushes,
tl-750.00
on
terms.
Apply
T.
Mo-
Clymnnl.
tf
i
i
i
FOIl
SALK.
89
foot
Iroller.
Just
completed;
all
gear.
Full
par-ilcular.
address
Box
30.1
Haily
New
offlw.
115
FOIl
RALK-Seeondfiand
furni-
tore
and
relaiininl
future'
from
Hoyal
Hotel.
Apply
Hi
Third
Avenue.
.
I'Oll
SALK.
Oerhard
HelnUmau
IMano,
on
easy
monthly
payments.
Walker's
Music
Store.
FOIl
SALI!
Three
roomed
hou.
plastered;
good
location.
$55(..
McCaffery
A
Olbbons,
Lid.
I.
'
.
J
?"'
...
r
FOIl
SAL!:.
88
Chrysler
ttfa'cU
.
Iied
a
few
mouth.
-Applv
Howe
V
Mc.Vully.
U
FOIl
SALK.
Baby
lowgy.
almol
new.
Phone
lied
101.
HI
TO
RENT
FOIl
HKNT.-Modern
four
room
ed
flat,
with
Monarch
range,
In
Clapp
block.
Weslenhaver
Bros.
TJHNISIIKI)
Housekeeping
llooms
to
rent
by
the
day,
week
or
month.
Phone
lied
007.
tf
I'Oll
HKNT.
Furnished
housekeeping
suite,
Milnllem
Apartments.
Phone
1
8.
tf
FOIl
HKNT.
Four
room
stille,
hot
waler
healed.
Apply
Siniti
A
Mallet.
SKVK.V
Boom
Hon-.-
lo
fienl
Apply
522
Klghlii
Ave.
'Wesi.
I'Oll
llKNT.-
Mo.lern
house:
five
room
and
hath,
Muliro
Bros
MODKIlN
FLAT
for
Ilcnt.
Apply
Max
llellbroner
if
Hljtli
PRINCE
RUPERT
TIDES
Friday,
May
14
2:30
a.m.
2I.B
II.
1
5:27
p.m.
10,2
'"w
:il
a.m.
2,3
21:12
p.m.
7,7
Saturday,
May
15
'"w"'.
-'
Ii:07
i.nij
2I.0
ff
,
,;
I.SIS.
p.m.
IH.I
--
"11.1
a.m.
d.i
21
:53
p.m.
8;7
"
BOARD
AND
ROOM.
BOAIH).
The
Inlander,
830
Second
Avenue.
Phone
137.
BOAitl),
(looms
and
Furnished
Suite.
Palmer
House.
If
FOUND
FOUND.
Three
keys
on
ring.
Apply
Daily
Nws
office.
AUCTION
SALE
Thursday,
May
1:1.
at
2.30
p.m.
CtmsistiiiK
of
1'lano,
dining
llunaboiil
$(112.50
Touring
(03l.no
Coupe
.
...
Tudor
Sedan
..
Fordor
Sedan
Light
Delivery
Chassis
I'rnek
niiaosl
$788.00
I8I5.0U
$87!M)ft
fOISJil
$101.0(1
$0I7.0
'-
All
prlres
Include
self-starl-
eh
government
txe
and
freight.
Nallonul
ly
Payment
Plan
available.
S.
E
PARKER,
LTD.
210
Second
Avenue.
TAXI
Phone
C7
Tail
(Call
Oeorge,
Paul
or
Oust)
SI
and
Seven
Passenger
Slude
bakers
at
vonr
disposal
any
lime.
ROSS
BROS.
POOL
ROOM
Meeker
Block.
Acros
from
Kmpress
Hotel.
GOOD
EATS
CAFE,
Third
Avenue
Opposile
Benson'
Sludlo,
(H)OD
MF.ALS.
OOOD
CAKF.S
Hoffee
or
Tea
Served.
ItKAL
IIOMK
COOKKD
MI?ALS.
Mr.
IJnger.
Proprlelre.
FURNITURE.
New
n
ii
il
Qi.,iiii..in.i
llire
Slnre.
We
lluv.
sell
nn.l
!
change
New
and
Secondhand
Hood.
GEO.
PAPAnnPtii
na
Third
sv
Ohnne
rtf
WOOD.
Dry
Mixed
Wood
M.fiO
a
load.
Dry
Fir
Wood
o.nn
a
load,
f'ul
lo
any
length.
Klndllnn,
$7.00
a
load,
Fir
Furnace
Wood
$7.00
n
load,
,
'
A,
ISAACSON
I'hoiu
Black
401,
geaI
Cove.
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BRINGING
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FATHER
By
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IS
Time
for
too
to
cq
to
I'OIHJNTO,
May
I
I.
(Cana
dian
Press,.
Horse
racing
in
Maslefn
Canada
will
be
given
a
fine
start
this
season,
following
the
precedent
of
the
pasl,
by
the
spring
meeting
at
Woodbine
l'ark,.
(he
Toronto
track
of
the
Ontario
Jockey
Cluh.
.
This
com
mences
under
Canadian
Itaciiif-'
ssoclalion
rules
on
May
22
and
concludes
on
May
29,
The
C7th
renewel
of
the
King's
IMale,
oldest
raring
fixture;
run
continuously
on
this
continent,
will
as
Usual
be
the
opening
'day
feature.
Seven
Hurdle
Races
Beside
the"
King's
Mate,
a
number
of
important
races
car
rying
hinge
added
amounts
and
catering
particularly
In
Canadian
and
Ontario-bred
horses
will
be
rim
during
the
week
at
the
Toronto
.rack.
The
attention
given
fo
sleeplechasinx
by
the
inclusion
in
the
program
of
seen
hurdle,
ra'cnsj
featured
by
the
'oobjbe
and
,
.A
in
tree,
Steeple
chases',
is
anotlier1
attractive
as
pect
of
the
Woodbine
meet.
l'Wo
candidates
for
lhi-King
s
Male
who
will
le
strongly
sup.
polled
because
of
their
good
record
last
season,
ate
the
lllver-
dale
Stable's
filly
Attack,
by
Al-
well-Callant
Foe,
and
the
Sea-grain
Slable's
bay
pebiing
Hap.
lite,
by
Hapshurg-Betty
,jnd.
)aeiiMirl.
owned
Jiy
J.
C.
Flet
cher;
the
Seagram
Slahlo's
Uuarlzite,
and
C.
Miller's
Mete
trix
arc
other
outstanding
on
Irani.
Prize
of
$7,000
The
King's
Male,
50
guineas,
the
aid
of
His
Majesty
and
10,-
000
added
by
the
Ontario
Jockey
Cub,
was
run
at
Ouelph,
Loudon,
Si.
.Catharines,
Hamilton,
Whit
by,
.Kingston,
Woodstock,
Olta
wa
and
West
Toronto
before
il
became
a
permanent
fixture
at
Ihe
Ontario
Jockey
Cluh'
track
in
1883,
The
first
race
in
I860
was
run
at
Wet
Toronto,
over
a
mile
and
a
half.
The
distance
was
reduced
In;
1887
to.
a,
mile
and
a
quarter,
and
In
1U24
In
a
rnlle
and
a
furlong.
The.
race
is
for
Ihree-year-olds
and
upward,
owned
by
a
British
resident
in
Ontario,
bred
and
traitied
in
the
province,
mat
nave
never
won
any
except
a
race
exclusively
for
two-year-olds,
The
winner
receives
$7,000
and
the
guineas;
second
$1,500
and
third
$1,000,
Since
its
inception,
the
race
has
Steeplechase
The
U'tiodbine
Sleeidechnse.
$7,500
ftildeii.
is
line
nf
Hie
miwl
i.itlportalu
long
dislance;i'aces
on
UiU
part
of
(lie
rnntinenU
II
is
a
two
and
a
half
mile
handicap
for
four-year-olds
diwl
u
it
ward
TITe
Win
free
Tleeplechase,
65,-
0(10
ailded,
is
one
of
the
fea
tures
of
the
closing
tlay's
pro
gram,
lihd
throughout
tin
meet
tng
are
five
.other
races
for
Ihe
chasers.
The.
3
If
h
running
of
the
To
ronto
Cup.
handicap
with
$111.
ono
added,
for
three-year-olds
.1ltd
upward,
features
Ihe
holi
day
program
on
May
2
1
together
wilh
the
Woodbine
Sleeplechase.
while
the
llreeder's
Stakes,
for
Canadian-bred
three-year-olds,
.villi
o,Ollo
added.
Is
another
race
attracting
the
finest
horses
iti
the
east.
Oilier
important
rnces
are
the
King
Kdwanl
(Sold
Cup,
William
Ilemlrie
Memorial
llaiidlcnp
and
Woodstock
Plate.
Afler
the
Woodbine
meeting
Thorncliffe
l'ark
operates
for
a
Acek.
followed
by
meetings
at
Hamilton,
Fori
Krle
and
Windsor,
before
racing
swings
lo
FOOTBALL
TEAM
OF
NAVAL
RESERVE
IS
FORMED
AT
MEETING
There
was
a
meeilng
at
the
headquarter
of
Hie
Hoyal
Can
adian
Naval
Volunteer
Ileserve
last
night
for
the
purpose
of
organizing
a
team
for
the
Jnlerme-
llaie
roolball
League.
Applica
tion
forms
were
filled
in
for
fifteen
men
ami
it
was
arranged
to
have
practices
on
Sundav
mornings
at
the
Acnqwlis
Hill
grounds.
A.
L.
Sharp
presided
nl
the
meeting.
SPORT
CHAT
H.li
Ihe
players
shuffled
around
In
sueh
a
manner
that
l!
is
difficult
at
this
lime
to
specu
late
on
the
tillimate
jeslilt
ol
activities
between
the
three
learns,
and
some
pew
blood
he.
ing
introduced,
the
ctlrlhlii
will
rise
tonight
at
the
Acropolis
Hill
grounds
on
the
11)20
Senior
soccer
season
whei
the
Moose
ami
Orand,
Terminal
Club
will
meet
in
Ihe
'ripening
match
-f
Ihe
Stuart
Shield
series.
'IT
third
team
in
the
league
Is
the
CobI
Storage
which,
on
Monria)
night,
will
play
with
Ihe
Orand
Terminals.
Here
Is
the
wliy
they
will
line
up
tonight:
Orand
Terminal
Club'
goal
Vic
Menzies;
full
backs,
II.
Men-
r.ie
aniMl.
Howe;
half
JiacksA
A
Dirkcfis,
.1.
Farquhar
and
l.
While;
forwards,
(1.
Wiper,
W.
Mitchell,
Oeorge
Howe,
O.
Own
nnd
ll.
Waller's.
"'
"
Moose
Ooal,
S.
Hawthorn;
full
backs,
I'esulerast
and
J.
Currle;
half
hacks,
O,
"Mllcliell.
S.
.Currlc
(captain),
atlri.O'.
1'.
Tinker;
forwards,
l.
(lurvich,
I
Hodgkinson,
J.
Hamilton,
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