Hammond Times, Volume 2, Number 94, Hammond, Lake County, 7 October 1907 — Page 6

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THE LAKE COUNTY TIMES Monday, October 7. 1907.

CROWN POINT NEWS

Dr. II. P. Swartz, cashier of the Commercial bank of this place, returned home the latter part of last week from a two weeks' visit in Colorado. Trustee Charles Meeker is busy opening the Adarn-IIetzer road on the north end of Cedar Lake, and when completed will be one of the prettiest drives around the lakes. Edward C. Grlesel and bride will leave tomorrow morning for their new home in Muskogee, Indian Territory, where Mr. Griesel is in the practice of Jaw. Their many friends wish them abundant success in their new adventures. Emmet Collins received a telegram from a large corporation of Muskogee, Indian Territory, to be at their office the middle part of this week, where he is employed as a draftsman. William Cook took an automobile trip to East Chicago last Saturday, for the interest of the Crown Point Telephone company. John C. Agnew, court bailiff of the superior court, and his wife, visited friends and relatives over Saturday and Sunday. Miss Viola Hall left yesterday for Chicago, where she has accepted a position with the Waterman Fountain Pen company. Ernest Shortrldge, clerk-elect, and the superior court reporter, was in Crown Point Saturday. Frank Krlmbill and William Cook saw the "Red Mill" at the Grand opera house, Chicago. The Crown Point high school football team played the Chicago Heights high school team last Saturday. The game resulted in a score of 19 to 0 in favor of the home team. The Crown Point school board voted for electric service for the North Ward Bchool, on conditions that the electrical company puts in a day current. Guy Kelsey and William Cook were visiting friends in Hammond over Sunday. The Crown Point Telephone company will install a new up-to-date switch .board, and when installed, hope to give the patrons tho best satisfaction, which Will be on or about Jan. 1, next. The death of little Vera B. Handley, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. George W. Handley of this place, occurred last Friday afternoon at tho age of two years. The burial took place yesterday A party of young people of Crown Point went to the Kankakee river yesterday morning for the days' outing. The Crown Point baseball team defeated the Kenwood team of Chicago here yesterday afternoonat the baseball grounds northeast of the Erie depot, by a score of 19 to 6. The game was called at 2 o'clock with the home boys at the bat. During the first half of the game it looked very slim for the Chicago team, but managed to get in some fine work toward the last. While practicing yesterday morning. Kenning, the regular pitcher for the home team, sprained his wrist and the vaccancy was filled by Delbert McCoy, who done excellent work. It is said that the Kenwood team has made a good record this season. The dancing party given by the I. T. Trump's orchestra last Saturday evening was reported by all. H. E. Sasse was a Chicago visitor last Saturday. The Senior and Junior Endeavor of the Presbyterian church held a united meeting yesterday evening. Marriage Licenses. The following is a list of marriage licenses issued here last Saturday: Wojcisch Gtah, Chicago 27 Stanvistawa Chruszynska, Chicago... 27 Arthur J. Mathier, Chicago 25 Anna G. LaPointe, Chicago 19 Robert C. S. Wray, Chicago 53 Anna G. Henson, Chicago 44 John 11. Itiebel, Chicago 21 Amy A. Anderson, Chicago ,....19 ST. JOHNS NEWS Mr. and Mrs. Jos Miller were the guests of relatives here Sunday. Mat Pepping from Chicago, was the guest of Nlch Ludwlg and family over Sunday. Messrs. Jos Sutter and John Thief from Schererville were St. John visitors Sunday. Peter Pfeifer, Jr., from Whiting, was the guest of Mr. and Mrs. John Pfeifer over Sunday. The nurse which attended Mrs. John Tfeifer for five weeks during her sickness, left for her home. Mrs. John Pfeifer is improving nicely. Mr. and Mrs. George Thlel were the guests of Mr. and Mrs. John Thiel over Sunday. Forty hours devotion, which is being conducted by Rev. George Heldman, began Sunday with Impressive services and a great attendance of the parishioners. i GARY NEWS Not since the days of the famous man hunt here, several months ago, has there been as much excitement and as many things doing as there were in the thirty-six hours closing Saturday night. Beginning with the attempted murder and burglary at the home of Captain 11. S. Norton in the west rrt of town on Friday morning early, and closing with the killing and mangling of five THE PAINE-KIAURER COMPANY HARDWARE and FURNITURE Broadway tnd Ujfct Ave, GARY, IND. gimiLtk UQUQJUS, AND CIO A 113 Only litgU Jr&4 Good THE GABY Buff and Restaurant JU4 Uift 14.

men by the Lake Shore limited Saturday evening, the entire day kept the police department and other city officials on the jump. George Yearion was quite badly injured Friday afternoon by a passing freight train on the Lake Shore railroad. He was standing at the express company platform on the north side of the track and when the train came along he failed to notice that he was too close until the moving cars struck him in the side, giving him a bad contussion of the right hip, knocking out several teeth and otherwise bruising him considerably. He was removed to Mercy . hospital in Chicago after Drs. Walsh and Templin had dressed the wounds. He was a laborer living at 0827 State street in Chicago.

MUNSTER NEWS Mr. and Mrs. E. Creek of Chicago visited Mr. and Mrs. Lewi3 Dittrich, Friday evening. Mr. and Mrs. Lewis Dittrich spent yesterday with Mr. and Mrs. Safron of Dyer. Edward Camp of Hammond spent last evening at the home of John Kichert. G. W. Jansen has been helping Mr. Vanderwal cut corn. P. E. King of Minneapolis has been visiting at the home of II. F. Kaske over Saturday and Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. Frank Kurt of Dolton were Munster visitors yesterday. Miss Emma Krosuyk, Peter Schoon, Jr., and George Dittrich visited the Misses Jane and Kate Kichert last evening. Chas. Wolf of Daton spent yesterday here. John Jallsky and George Appel of Hammond were guests of the Dittrlch's over Sunday. Mrs. T. E. Goman came from Roselands to visit her parents, Mr. and Mrs. G. W. Jansen. Miss Emma Koester of Oak Glen is visiting Miss Dora Htallbohm. William Krosuyk and Charles Diotrich were in Dyer Friday. Mr. and Mrs. A. W. Stormmel and Miss Ruth Stormmel of Dyer drove through Munster yesterday afternoon. Karl Bower of the Simplex Railway company of Hammond was here yesterday. Undertaker Stewart of Hammond was in Munster yesterday. Miss Anna Dittrich and George Appel drove to Griffith yesterday. John Przybyl of Hammond was here on business Saturday. , Miss Winnie Kutzhach spent yesterday afternoon with the Misses Dora and Mollle Stallbohm. Dr. H. Groman of the Standard Steel plant was in Munster with his new auto yesterday afternoon. Garret Vander Hook of Riverdale visited Cornlel Kickert Saturday. Mrs. Martin Molonaar of Saxony was In Munster yesterday. Miss Agnes Schrleber of Saxony enjoyed an auto trip yesterday. John Broretyes of Lansing spent yesterday with his folks in Saxony. Harry Broretyes who has been away to Michigan attending school returned to his home in Eaxony last Thursday. Jane and Tom Kichert visited relatives In Highlands Saturday evening. Miss Kate Bos and H. Zeldenrns of Griffith spent yesterday at the home of Peter Molenaar, sr. Arthur Kraay was in Hammond Saturday. The Odd Fellow lodge in Hammond initiated a Munster candidate Thursday evening of last week. Master Peter Bakker has a trained goat which he drives to and from school. Our mail carrier Joseph Miller had a slight accident a few mornings ago which caused him to be a little late with the delivery. The horse shied, breaking the Whipple tree of the wagon. Miss Lizzie De Heas of Lansing was around buying cabbage in Munster this p. m. EAST CHICAGO NEWS Arthur Keenan visited friends in Gary yesterday. Many East Chlcagoans are investing in lots in the new addition near the Steel Car plant in Hammond. This ad dition bids fair to equal Morris addition. Mrs. A. C. Huber of Gary, came over from Gary the latter part of the week to visit relatives in this city. While here she enjoyed an auto ride with Mrs. G. E. Reiland and Mrs. J. D. Williams. Judge Jones, of Whiting, sat as special city judge at the city hall, Saturday. The judge dismissed the defendants. Oxby and Dugan of Indiana Harbor who were charged with assault and battery. The city council meets Attorney Mt t calf, representing the bond-holders for final settlement of the water and light litigation tonight. As this Is a question of grave importance, it is expected that an unusually large number of citizens will be present. Members of the M. E. church enjoyed a rare treat Sunday evening, when Sydney Veaco made his debut in the musical world of this city as a member of the choir. Sydney comes from a long line of musicians and is amply able to uphold the former glory of his house Ml, Just received a large assortmeni ui line Hand Painted CHI IV A WARE Marked at astonlshlnrlr low prices haV T 4CC AI1 JEWELER & 1UAA OPTICIAN EAST CHICAGO. IND. Oct a stylish suit for hot weather from ALBERT GIVEN THE TAILOR. Styles and Pricea right. til Chicago Avenue, E. Chicago. ln5. 101 State street. Hammond. V are now read? to aril I.adlea kklfta and 1'ura la addition to Tnllur

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DYER NEWS

W. Dunn of Endor was a business visitor here Saturday. Scott Burger of Merrillville was here Saturday looking after business matters. J. Dlebold of Aetna made a business trip to our town Saturday. J. J. Burke of Chicago Heights, was a Dyer visitor yesterday. Mike Gettlerof Chicago visited with relatives out here Sunday. Mat Austgen of Hammond, spent Sunday with relatives here. Theo. Kammer was at Crown Point Saturday to attend a teachers' institute there. J. Klein, jr., left for Schererville, yesterday where he will work for his uncle, J. A. Weis. Mrs. Anton Kaiser returned Sunday afternoon from a several days' stay with relatives at Chicago. Dr. and Mrs. C. Fritts of Chicago Heights, visited friends here yesterday. On account of a wreck near Rens selaer, the forenoon train on the Monon did not run, greatly disappointing some Sunday visitors. The Dyer baseball boys went to Schererville yesterday afternoon to play the boys there. The score was 12 to 4 in favor of Dyer. LOWELL NEWS The Lowell high school foot ball team went to Momence Saturday and were defeated by a score of 11 to 0. Fred Busse's horse, mention of which was made in this column, died at Ed. Black's last Saturday. Mr. Busse recently paid $f0 for the animal and refused $500. Mrs. A. G. Plummer is building an addition to her fine residence in Burnham street. On account of a wreck on the Monon there was no trains Sunday until late in the afternoon. Several of our citizens who had planned on a trip, went to Hayden road rode on the Indiana Harbor railroad. Charley Wagin of Chicago, is visiting his mother, Mrs. A. S. Wagin and sisters. Miss Maggie and Mrs. E. E. Duckworth and husband. Mr. and Mrs. William Buckly are en joying a week's visit with their son, Dr. J. P. Buckley and family in Chicago. Mrs. Rev. Drake has been called to Winamac on account of the serious sickness of her mother. ROBERTSDALE NEWS Mrs. William Dunn and niece, Miss Mary Stein of Roberts avenue, were Chicago visitors, Saturday. Master Bruce Whitelaw is very sick at his home In Roberts avenue. Miss Rose Smith of East Chicago, visited her parents, Mr. and Mrs. J. Smith of Reese avenue, yesterday. Mr. and Mrs. Gust Trowe of Chesterton, Ind., spent the week-end visiting the latter's sister, Miss Rica Vater of Central avenue. Mr. and Mrs. William Eggers entertained the latter's brother Frank Smith, and wife of Chicago over Sunday. Mrs. Sneider returned to her home in Belleville, 111., after spending several months visiting her mother, Mrs. M. E. Hunter of Indiana boulevard. Mr. and Mrs. Charles Stross, sr., and daughter, Miss Ella spent Sunday as the guests of Mr. and Mrsi H. Alday at their home in Chicago. Miss Martha Kurth of Elmwood, 111., and Miss Hannah Brown of Joliet, 111., are spending a few days here visiting their cousin, Mrs. Henry Eggers of Roberts avenue. Miss Mary Selinger of Chicago, was tlie guest of friends here yesterday. Ex-Alderman Kuhlman of Hammond, was here on business Saturday. The Rally Day exercises were held last evening at the Evangelical church which was very prettily decorated with autumn leaves and flowers for the oc casion. The attendance was unusually large and a delightful ' program was given, the songs and recitations by the children were excellent, the songs by the choirs were well rendered and ap preciated by the audience. Altogether it was a decided success and speaks well for the pastor, Rev. W. H. Halmhuber, and also Mrs. F. R. Schaaf, Jr., Mrs. John Blaul and Mrs. G. W. Grisdale, who have shown great patience in teaching the children their various parts. The Ladles' Aid society of the Evan gelical church will hold a special ses sion tonight at the home of Mrs. John Blual of Roberts avenue. Important business is to be transacted and all members are requested to be present. WHEELER NEWS Joe Gresser and family visited friends in Valparaiso Sunday. Chas. Walsh was a business visitor in Valparaiso Saturday. Mr. Craig was among the passengers for Valparaiso Saturday. Martin Meister transacted business in Valparaiso last Saturday. Ernest Fletcher and wife, of Valpa raiso spent Sunday at the home of Mr. Burge. Miss Dorothy Pierce, formerly of Wheeler visited with old friends over Sunday. Mrs. L. K. Johnston and daughter. Miss Grace, visited relatives in Hobart Sunday. Mrs. Phoebe Taylor and Miss Julia Barnes were Valparaiso visitors Sat urday. Mr. and Mrs. Hutchinson will start housekeeping in the new house of Miss R. C. Taylor today. A bunch of boys from Wheeler de feated some boys overt north-east of hero by a score of 18 to 0. Mrs. R. D. Blount and daughter. Miss Marguerite of Valparaiso, spent Sunday with Wheeler friends. Mls Belle Jones, who li, working in

Chicago spent Sunday with her parents

Mr and Mrs. Chas. Jones. Mrs. Mahaha Frame, of Hobart, who ha s been visiting at the home of Henry B urge returned to Hobart Saturday. A baseball game between the Mon arch team and a nirkun team from heeler resulted in a score of 9 to 1 favor of the Wheeler team. VALPARAISO NEWS Editor Moberly of Indiana Harbor, is visiting in the Vale. A daughter was born to Mr. and Mrs. Hollls Billings, Sunday. Will H. Wright of Lexington, 111., is visiting frends in the city. Glffln Marey of Marion, is here visit ing his father, Manly Marcy. A daughter was born Saturday to Mr. and Mrs. Maurice Lowenstlne. William King has returned from a three weeks' visit in Oklahoma. Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Fargo have gone to Oak Park, 111., for a weeks' visit. Mrs. Sarah Hicks and Mrs. E. R. Moore are visiting friends in Chicago. Dr. A. A. Parisott of Mt. Ciement, Mich., is visiting friends in the Vale. Mrs. J. H. Pfeiffer, of Williamsport, Ind.. is the guest of her sister, Mrs. J. M. Mavity. Mr. and Mrs. Val Swartz of Elk Falls, Kan., are the guests of Andrew Bickcll and wife. E. W. Ager and family spent Sunday at Hammond with W. J. McAleer and family. Judge E. O. Crumpacker addressed a Y. M. C. A. mass meeting at Michigan City Sunday. Charles Reagan and family left this morning for Dowagiac, Mich, to visit relatives for a week. Dee Shuey and wife arrived here yes terday from Benton Harbor, Mich., to spend the winter. Mrs. C. B. Tinkham and son, who have been visiting relatives at Sunfleld, Mich., returned home last night. Couiy Treasurer-elect Copelin was here from Hebron yesterday. Mr. Copelin expects to move here next month. Miss Emma Ballard, of Evanston, 111. and Tony Parva of Niles Center, 111., are the guests of Henry Pinter and family. The Valparaiso A. A. football team defeated the Tornadoes of Chicago at the fair grounds Sunday by a score of 5 to 0. Mr. and Mrs. Roscoe Rogers have re turned from Benton Harbor, Mich., where they have been spending the summer. Mrs. William Dunkle and daughter, Mrs. Mary Frazier, left today for their home in Lexington, 111., after a visit with relatives in the city. The body of an unknown man was brought from LaPorte today by Undertaker Stlnchfleld and will be turned over to some medical school. Miss Ollu Mudge, daughter of Mrs. Oliver Mudge died yesterday rio.-ning of consumption at the family home on Water street. The funeral was held this afternoon from the Episcopal church. The Hammond high school football team defeated the Valparaiso high school team at the fair grounds Saturday by a score of 30 to 0. The Hammond team was faster and heavier and the Valpo team was unable to stop the heavy plays aimed at their line. RENSSELAER NEWS Gus Grant Is visiting friends in In dianapolis. Born Saturday evening to Mr. and Mrs. Law Hannon a girl. Mrs. Julia A. Healey is visiting her daughter, Mrs. Lyons in Delphi. Mrs. W. M. Hirschy of Chicago re turned home yesterday after a short visit with Oscar Hautes. Dal Nowles and wife departed for Lamar, Colo., yesterday. His mother Mrs. David Nowles remains in a very bad condition, but seems to be getting no worse and may live for some time yet. A very quiet wedding took place Sat urday evening. The couple being two of Rennselaer's most popular young people, Bert Hopkins and Miss Harriet Yeoman. The ceremony was performed in a very quiet manner In the presence of only a very few relatives. They de parted on the evening train for Chicago. GRIFFITH NEWS Ed Dutton of Ross spent a short time in town today. Math. Kuhn and Ira Schofield transacted business In Highlands yesterday. A. L. Russell of the A. L. Russell Real Estato compay, went to Chicago on business today. Miss Melcher took charge of room 2 at the North school Friday afternoon on account of the illness of Mrs. Baisen, the regular teacher. Street Supervisor Jansen is lowering the surface of a part of .East Main street so that it will conform to the level of the grade established for the new sidewalks. FRESHLES HOLD THE FORT. Greencastle, Oct. 5. The annual ft eshmen-sophomore class scrap was held as a curtain raiser before the game. A flag bearing the numerals of the freshmen class, 1911, was nailed to a post some six feet high on the center of the field and was surrounded by some two hundred and fifty freshmen. Something like two hundred sophmores charged the flag and for twenty minutes a fierce battle raged. But the sophmores were unable to dislodge it and at the end of the proscribed twenty minutes the freshmen were yet in possession. This scrap was of great interest to the De Pauw visitors who are allowed ro class scraps of any kind. KAUFMAN'S New Empire Hotel & Buffet WILLIAM KAIFMA.X. Proa, Zt MeiU $4.50 Single 25c Fall Lino of Imported and Domestic Uqoora and Ciir. Cor. Guthrie and Michigan Ave-, Tclccboos Ind. Harbor 612

WHITING NEWS

Hardy Keiiman and John McEniff were in Chicago Saturday where they acted as pall bearers at the funeral of Carl Meyers, who was killed by a Rock Island train in Chicago, Thursday. Mr. John Gordon and his brother-in-law, William Curry and family, will leave about Wednesday for New York City, where they will reside. Gordon and Curry were formerly prosperous merchants here, but recently they have worked in the Whiting supply store. Miss Winnie Fieres, who has been for a long time recovering from an attack of typhoid fever, will return to her duties in the gas office here about the 15 Inst. Mr. and Mrs. J. P. Beardsley of Hammond visited the latter's parents. Mr. and Mrs. Al Gordon, Saturday evening. Mr. Ambrose McGregor of East Chicago, called on friends here yesterday. Mr. C. O. Record, assistant manager of the telephone office, entertained his sister and husband. Mr. and Mrs. Coy and little son, of Chicago yesterday. Mrs. Esswein, who has been here taking care of her daughter, Mrs. Jacob Kellman. jr., who is seriously 111 at her home In Sheridan avenue, returned to her home in Chicago yesterday. A trained nurse is now in attendance. Mr. Floyd Knapp of the East Side was a Whiting visitor last evening. Misses Nancy Twyman and Grace Smith were in Crown Point taking teachers "exams" Saturday. Mesdames Hugh G. Muffitt, J. Keller, Sam Campbell and Robert Humphreys will leave tomorrow for Milwaukee where they will attend the convention of the Woman's Foreign Missionary society, which will be in session there for the remainder of the week. Frank McPherson of Chicago, spent Sunday with J. Roy Morrison. Mr. and Mrs. George Henthorne and son Claire, returned last njght from Western Springs, 111., where they spent two weeks with the former's parents. Miss Geraldine Scott entertained Misses Mary Geib and Ferona Raymus, of Hammond, at her home in Ohio avenue. Mrs. Harry Lee of Fischrupp avenue, is at the Wesleyan hospital suffering with a complication of diseases. Mrs. Harry Hayes returned from Alton, 111., Saturday, after spending ten days "With her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Timothy Van Camp. Mrs. Bert Halsey and daughter Luella, who recently moved to Alton, 111., is here as the guest of her sister, Mrs. Harry Rheineman, and other relatives. The food sale given by the Ladles Aid society of the Christian church which was held at Joe Bernstein's Saturday, netted a neat sum for the church. Milton and Ruth Collins of Morocco, Ind., are here visiting their father, Mr. Clay Collins and grandmother, Mrs. Johnson. Mike Zlas, who was burned about the face by hot steam while at work in the boiler shop about a week ago, was taken to St. Margaret's hospital yes leruay morning. At me time OI tne accident his eyes were slightly affected but It was not thought serious, but the last few days the condition has be come very alarming. Messrs. Charlie Reno, Frank Green wald and James Nedjl, the three brick layers were mushroom hunting in St. John yesterday, William Williams was arrested in front of the Orpheum theatre by Officer Collins for disorderly conduct last evening. His trial will te held this evening. Chief Lawler and Patrick Philbin were at Highlands yesterday. Misses Dora Bremer, Cecilia Abraham, Dolly Turner and Marguerite Hughes were in Chicago yesterday. Misses Margaret Laugmyer and Anna Stover were the guests of Miss Dora Wilcoxen and Mrs. John Hamilton In Indiana Harbor yesterday. Mr. and Mrs. George Harrington of Indiana Harbor were in Whiting, Sunday. The services at the Congregational church last evening was under Mr. Geo. T. Gray's division of the Men's club. Special music had been prepared, which was much enjoyed. Those tak'ng part were: Mr. P. II. Heimlich and Mrs. Canfleld, who rendered solos and Misses Gaynelle Eaton and Margaret Gripth, Gaynelle Eaton and Margaret Griffith preached yesterday In place of Rev. Artman who has gone away. One Hundred and Nineteenth street corners were filled with crowds af angry people last night who were compelled to wait for a street car going to East Chicago from 8:40 to 9:55. Mr. and Mrs. Warren Remie spent yesterday with friends in Chicago. Misses Katie Stover and Lydia Smelser spent yesterday with the former's uncle in Chicago. CLARK STATION Mrs. Gruel visited with friends at Chicago, Saturday. Mr. Behn transacted business In Hammond, Saturday. The Baltimore Ohio railroad will soon run their trains on their new road. Mr. Schmetzer of Edg-erton of Ohio, is visiting with his relatives, G. B. Schmetzer and wife, a few days. $100 EEWAED, $100. 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Hammond Business Directory

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Phone 3163. HAMMOND GARAGE Automobiles for Kionti UaUae, Oil and Saadrtea, General Repalrta J. W. MeMl'LLlkS, Prop. 74 So. Ilohman street. Hammoad. I.fl, Wood hull Ice Cream Co, Manufacturers of Frozen Creams, Fruit Ices, Etc So. Chicago, 250 92nd St., Phono 77 tsmroond. 85 State Street. Pbooa 177 W. M. CHRISTEN ARCHITECT AND BUILDINQ SUPT 312 Hammond Building: HAMMOND CASTLE MAN & JONES GARY, IND. Lots in Gary Perfect Title $10 Monthly Payments The Eeddy Roofing Ca Gravel and Asphalt Roofing COXTUACTOBS t DEALERS Tel. 49. S15 MlrhlKan Arenaa, Hammond, Indiana. DR. F. H. POX, PHYSICIAN AMU hlKUEOX Office: Tapper 11 lock, with Dr. Campbell. Office l'hone, ISO- Residence, JUS Office lloura 8 to 11 a. U to 4 m. and 0 to 7 p. m-, Sunday, 1 to 1 p. tt MAX LfiVIN, :-: Merchant Tailor, j If yoa want aatlafactlon la a aolt of clothea, come to in el ISO South Hohman Street, Over Lios Store. IIAMMOXD, IND. Cashier. o : t i Telephone 77.

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