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The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1895-05-25

interior valleys and Ten-mile River, fur
Their north, which might, without stretch
of fact, be classed yet as ssunexplored terri
tory"I Gould ambitious sportsman or
angler, or those who desire perfect outing
pleasures. desire more2
AS said in a former sketch the field in
Mendocino County is dual-coast and inte-
rior-the former having the characteristic
coast climate, the latter the characteristic
California climate modified to some extent
by its proximity to the ocean and interven-
ing forest belt.
Here in Ukiah we are unusually favored.
In any direction we may go trouting, and
besides fishing on the best of streams have
a picnic on its picturesque banks with
fresh trout on the bill of fare-dinner and
supper if desired-and return in ample
time to read the evening paper before bed
time.
On Sunday last Cold Creek was visited
by a jolly party from Ukiah, who pic
nicked the whole day on the banks of that
ton to the occupants had good things for the
feast under the trees. An icecream freezer
was part OF the pharaphernalia.
The party consisted of G. p. Smith,
chairmane of our Board of Supervisors;
Mrs. C. P. Smith, Miss Mabel Smith, Miss
Jessie Crockett, Mrs. James Shattuck,
Misses Ida and Susie Harris, Miss Anna
Banks, NJ. B. Gibson, Deputy County Re-
corder, and wife; John Brown, r. II.
Delafield of San Francisco and Marcus L..
Gibson.
Such outings are becoming numerous,
and scarcely a day passes that does not
lind party on some one of our beautiful
trout streams, enjoying picnic as well as
the sport. NIMRoD.
The Ukiah baseball club met and easily
conquered the Hopland Club last Sunday
In game played at Ukiah. The score
stood: Ukiahs 80. Honlands 18
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The people have given their verdict!
Every state, county and most humble
village has had voice in it.
There is a consensus of testimony from
all America to the fact that Paines celery
compound is making sick, tired-out, nerv-
Gus men and women well and strong again.
There have been published by thousands
in every state in the country, this spring,
testimonials from people in every station
of life in those states telling of the many,
many cases where this greatest of all rem
edies has made people well.
The "San Francisco Calr' has published
the unsolicited testimony of well-known
and highly esteemed people in San Fran
cisco who have found health and strength
in the remedy that was first prescribed by
Prof. Edward Phelps, Md, LID, of
Dartmouth college.
Men and women of national reputation
have written thankful letters ON the same
subject, which have been published the
world over, and have called forth unasked
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SPORT NEAR UKIAH.
Some Favorite Streams In Mendo-
Cfno County.


cino County.
UKIAH, CAL, May 21.-The angling
season is now in the noontide of its glory.
The Adirondacks in New York and the St.
Lawrence in Canada may afford sport and
outings on wider and more expensive scale
than our own fair Russian River, but no
spot anywhere that we have read of can
compete with the charming spots of Men
docino County, or the sport to be had for
the same comparatively triHing expense
OF time and money. The coast part of the
county, where the settlements are but an
hour or two apart and overlook the restless
Pacific, is simply succession for 125 miles
OF interesting places for the outing sports
man IN any phase of character or in the
pursuit of any kind of pleasure.
Such streams as afford all the heart can
desire coastwise are the Gualala, forming
the boundary between Sononla and Men
doclno counties; the Garcia. near. Point
Arena, the king of them all Brush Creek,
at Manchester; Alder Greek and Elk Creek:
but few miles north, the Navarro, the
wondrous Navarro, that with its tributa-
rles gives an area, affording the rarest of
sports, of at least 500 square miles: the
Albion, easily reached and with its basin
trayersed with numbers of good roads;
Big River. with its outlet near Mendocino
City, on the ocean, and its source within
an hour of Ukiah; the Noyo, within mile
OF the city of Fort Bragg, and its numer-
Gus tributaries, spread well out through
virgin redwood forests, touching even the
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1895-05-25

ward work. The yachts have been divided
into classes, according to their sailing
length.
In class A are the Seven Bells, Rover,
Edna, Thelma, Ripple and Mischief Glass
B has the largest crowd in the group, be-
ing the Dolphin, Mascotte, Lille V, Pill
grim, Xaro, Hope, Mignon, Surprise,
Stranger, Sultana and Halcyon. In class
G are the Major, Mirth, Whirlwind, Flash,
Olive, Corinne, Hazel and Topaz.
Glass A consists of craft of IS feet sailing
length and over; class B, of yachts of 26
feet and under 50, and in class C is included
vessels under 26 feet.
The course is across a line drawn from
the sOutherly pierhead, narrow-gauge
mole, to the most westerly breasting buoy,
marked by flag; thence to and around
Blossom Rock buoy, leaving same on the
port hand; thence to and around q stake
boat anchored 1-16 nautical miles south
east leaving same on port hand thence to
the finish across line drawn from the
southerly plerhead to stakeboat anchored
due west 100 yards out. The preparatory
gun will be fired at II :55 P. NJ, and FIVE
minutes later class G will start. There will
be lapse OF ten minutes between each
start, and the time of yachts will only be
taken during the ten minutes following
tne starting gun or each respective class.
The race will be governed by Seawanhaka
rules, except that in the computation OF
time allowances mean length shall be
taken instead of waterline length.
Prizes will be awarded to the winners in
each class, and a special prize will be given
to the yacht making the fastest time over
the course.
The tenth annual regatta of the Corin-
THAN Yacht Club will be held on next
Thursday over the channel course. This
is the most popular course on the bay for
yachtsmen, and the craft will be in view
from the San Francisco shore nearly all
the time during the progress of the race.
There are twenty-seven entries for the re-
gatta, the yachts being classified as fol-
lows:
37-foot class-All over 80 and not over 81
feet load water ine-Harpoon, Thelma,
Dawn, Nereid, Edna, Speedwell.
3O-foot class-Over % feet and not over
3Ofeet-Freda, Naiad, Kara, Truant, Wave.
25-foot class-Over 20 and not over %
feet = Cupid, Secret, May, Mist, Belle,
Mignon, Pinta, Fen Toilet, Narmah.
20-foot classic feet and under-Ceres,
Cisne, Witch, Cornelia, Caprice, Iris and
Venture.
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CARROLL Bell, Peppin and WEIGH. of the
Road Club, will ride in the novice, and from
the entries of other clubs for this race it
looks as though the novice record, 2:31,
will be broken.
Mcfarland and Hardenbrook will repre-
sent the Road Club in class A events at the
meet OF the Bay City Wheelmen on Nav 80.
captain Peppin has called run to San
FRANCISCO, via Oakland, on May 80, to wit
ness the races of the Bay City Wheelmen.
The Wheelmen of Los Gatos are about to
organize club to be known as the Gem
City Wheelmen.
The Union Cycling Club OF Santa Clara
is prospering and its membership is con-
stantly increasing.
The Road Club will hold lantern pa
rade on Saturday evening. All wheelmen
are invited to participate.
The Tribune Cyclers of Gilroy have made
arrangements for big barbecue at Sargents
Statlon In the near future, and invitations
have been sent to the neighboring clubs.
Inc Mountain View Cyclers have leased
lou ana are erecting a clubhouse which
will have billiard and reading room.
Clarence c. Peppin, captain of the San
Jose Road Club, is one of the most popular
members In that club, He has been a
member of the Road Club for several years
and succeeded Mr.. Bellol as captain sew
eral months ago.
Clement J. Belloli, treasurer of the San
Jose Road Club, is one of the charter MEM
bers OF the club. He has always taken a
great interest in bicycling, and is one of
the committee having charge of the meet
to take place on June 1. It was mainly
through his efforts that the fine club
house was secured for the Road Club.
The matinee given by the Gentlemen's
DrlvlHg Club at Agricultural Park yester-
day afternoon was well attended. The
matinee was given for the purpose of inter-
estlng the public in speed contests.
The following entries of horses now at
the track have been made for the fifteen
day meet at Portland, Or, which COM
mences June %:
Winship and Heating Ottinger, with a trot-
ting record of 2:11l4, will start in the 2:18
pacing class; Aster, PIP: Sleeve, 2:191z; Red
entered in the 2: 40 class; Paulson, Ethel
Downs, 2:251Z; ana Delphi and Don shannon,
two green PAGERS.
Nendome stockfarm-Iran Alto in three-year-
three races, 2:21 and 2:I9 classes and free-for-
all; Our Boy, 2:17L, in 2:15 and 2:1S classes;
and Reatihius in the 2:40 and three-minute
classes.
hill, a promising four-year-old; and Tout, a
green PAGER.
After the Portland (Or.) meet these
horses will return Immediately to the
State, as they are entered in nearly all the
meets. Among the other horses in train
ing at the track the Van Balklin stables
has Doodle, 2:1912; Thompson, 2:21N, and
Keno.
Ed Laferty has string of promising
horses among them Wanda, 2:143, and
Fred Mason, 2:13A. William Boots has a
string of young runners that he is prepar-
ing Tor the San Francisco races.
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second to be held. 1t was great success
and the San Bernardinos are highly elated
over it.
The Los Angeles Athletic Club is going
to put up new building for its own use.
In describing the interior arrangements as
they will be the Pacific Field says the
whole of the second, third and fourth floors
will be utilized by the club, and on the
top floor suites of bachelor apartments
will be fitted up. There will be 5000 feet
more floor space than the club has at pres
ent, and in the basement commodious
wheel room and bowling alley will be con-
structed, the former having room to &C
com odate 100 wheels.
.'Scorchers" have been the cause of SO
much trouble and so many accidents lately
on the business streets of the city that the
Los Angeles wheeImen have appointed
committee to confer with the City Council
for their suppression.
Prospects are bright for the Santa
Monica road race having the largest entry
There are ATS entries for it already.
The Spinning Club, the ladies' cycling
organization OF Riverside, has "folded its
tent" and Riverside knows it no more.
An upper-ten club is the latest conceit
among the swell wheelmen of the city.
The intention is to organize on the Coun-
try Club plan, after the style of riding and
of the leading society people are already
enrolled. 1t is intended to make it
awfully exclusive.
The local men are training as they never
trained before for the big coming races.
One day this week Ulbricht did five miles
in IL 80, riding the first mile in 2:12k.
Two days after Will Jenkins worked out
two miles in 4:29. Godfrey Schmidt did
five miles very prettily last week in IL IA.
After the races are over on Decoration
day in this city the Los Angeles Wheelmen
intend doing the proper thing to their
visitors by an all-round entertainment
and smoker at the rooms of the club on
Spring street. President iced of the City
Council will be master of ceremonies and
award all the prizes won.
A very pretty combination is on the
tapis. AS Fritz Lacey won the twenty five
mile race last Saturday Tim McAleer, the
present champion, will be obliged to race
Lacey or forfeit the championship. The
proposal is to make it three-cornered con-
test by injecting Emil Ulbricht into it. All
whee!men here are hopeful that the COM
bination will materialize, as it would prob
ably prove the most interesting race ever
held in Southern California.
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LOS ANGELES SPORTING
All About Wheeling and the New
Upper Ten Club,

Los ANGELES, CAL, Nav 24.-Ar-
engagements have been made for monster
lantern parade on the night of May 20 to
lnaugurate the great bicycle meet, to take
place here the following day. Invitations
have been sent to all the bicycle clubs of
Southern California to participate, and a
large number of wheelmen will respond.
Lanterns will be furnished free by the Los
Angeles Wheelmen's committee.
The great 25-mile invitation race at
Athletic Park last Saturday continues to
be the talk OF the town. Fritz Lacey, who
won race, is, of course, ''the biggest man
on wheels" He is deserving of all the
praise he gets, having made the splendid
time of 1:03:7A, breaking the l.. A. w,
record of :04 "a go. Muehs ympathy was
manifested for Godfrey Schmidt, for hardly
were things fairly under way before he
went plunging head first into pile of tan
dems. Schmidt, before the start, stood
second favorite, the odds offered being on
Ulbricht, Schmidt and Hatton, in the
order named.
There was good deal of disappointment
felt that Walter Foster, Q. C. w. San
Francisco, did not take part in it, but as
his riding in the circuit meet at Santa Bar
bara on May Is proved him to be out of
condition he was advised not to go in and
he kept out. Had he been in good fettle,
and had Castleman of Riverside also been
in it the race would have been more inter-
esting even than it was.
The meet of the State circuit of the G. c.
r. c. did not come off at Pasadena last
Monday as programmed, so that the meet
at San Bernardino last Wednesday was the
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1895-05-25
SPORT NEAR VlSALIA.
A Club That Is Accomplishing Ex-
CeIlent Service.

ceIlent Service.
VISALIA, CAL, May 24.-About two
years ago the Visalia Sportsmen's Club
was organized with a membership OF
about ten. During the next six months
its members numbered over 100, and it
was incorporated with NJ. L. Weaver as
president and A. R. Orr vice president, J..
Sub Johnson secretary and L. c. Hyde
treasurer.
Since its organization the club has re-
celved from the State Fish Commissioners
and planted in the tributaries of the
kaweah River about 175, 900 young trout,
which are doing nicely at present and
promise to make the river one of the finest
trout streams in the State.
The club has also procured some Mon.
goilan pheasants which are breeding in
confinement, and as soon as sufficient
NUMBER OF them can be had for stocking
purposes they will be turned loose in Sc.
quota National Park.
during the summer of 1894 the club. with
> the assistance of Lieutenant Dean canoht
and delivered to the State Fish Commits
sloners OF San francisco twenty-four golden
or Mount Whitney trout, for the pTrnose
OF propagation and planting in the pnblic
waters Of the State. The club is now na.
gotiating with parties in Texas. who have
agreed to furnish twenty pairs of wild tur-
KEYS which it proposes to turn loose in the
National Park
During the month of April, at which
time it was necessary to appoint a game
warden, the Board of Supervisors refused
to consider the question on the grounds of
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Following are the entries for to-day:

First race, eleven-sixteenths of a mile, extra
selling, for three-year-olds and upward that
be sold at auction for $500. If for less pounds
allowed for each $50 to 800. Entries close
$40 A. NJ. No declarations.
Second race, five-eighths of mile, handi-
cap-Her Majesty lis, Santa Bella lis, Veva
1OS, Perhaps 104, Heartsease 104, Zeta 81,
Ledette filly 80.
Third race, three-quarters of mile, selling
Linyille 1O3, Ichi Ban 104, Little Tough 104,
Alexis 1O4, Huntsman I01, Silver State 81,
Yangedene SO, Gussie II ~, Gold Dust 103,
imp. Ivy 81, Prince 90.
Fourth race, eleven-sixteenths of q mile,
selling-Joe Cotton 100, Tim Murphy 113,
Mantell 103, Sir Richard 102, Banjo 102,
Hueneme 80, Myron S5, Red Will o.
Fifth race, one and q half miles, steeplechase,
handicap-Mestor 1919. North 127, Relampago
126, Lonnie 125, Wyanashott 125, Nero 125,
Wild Oats 100.
Sixth race, one and sixteenth miles-Malo
D1ablo 1o2 Del Norte Io2 Mr. Jingle 80, Roma
80, Gree "a.
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CRACK CRAFT TO RACE,
Two Big Yacht Regattas to Be
Sailed on the Bay Next
Week,
The CALIFORNIA; to Run Tomorrow
and the Corinthians on
Thursday.

The California Yacht Club will hold its
first regatta of the season tomorrow, and
the club expects to make very pretty
showing.
Twenty-Five yachts have been entered,
and in the list are not few swift craft.
The course selected is good one, and
will give the yachtsmen an opportunity of
showing the stuff in their vessels in wind
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1895-05-25

IT will be gratifying to consumers to
note that the quality of the baking powder
most generally in use in their kitchens.
the Royal, IS confirmed by the highest
official authorities as altogether the best of
any in the market.
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Johnny Coleman thought the overnight
rest would be beneficial to CURT, and backed
her.
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1895-05-25

One of the few redeeming traits in the
character of Henry VIII was his respect
for his mother.
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The win of Her Majesty, who runs s'as low
she loikes," proved rather costly to owner Van
Ness. She was bid up $40O over her entered
selling price by L. A. Legg.
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Quite the contrary with genial George
Beardsley, trainer for White & Clarke, who
now owns Morven, for George, looking as fresh
as basket of ripe melon peaches, always has
ticket or two on his Splinter, whom he thinks
good enough to give Dr.. Hasbrouek rub if
Hrlght'
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Good start. Won driving. Time, liza. Winner,
CHI h. by Springbok-The Niece.
Betting: Nephew 8 to l, McLght to 1, Don
Caesar 8 to /. Rico to !, Gusse 60 to /, Tar and
Tartar to 2.
$40 nlsIH EAGE rs fuTong s selling
weights: purse $500.
Ind Horse. weight jockey st. ~ Str Fin.
93S Morven, 1877 &c. Weberl ......l Oh 81 IL
932 McFarlane, 115 tHinrichs)...5 AS In 81
931 Soledad, $50 (Cairnsl. .....-..2 " 2h 80
sss Centurion, 127 (Giover) - 81 So $40
S36 Vulcan, 100 CBpperson) ......6 6
Good start. Won handily. Time, los. Win
ner. b. g.. by imp. Cheviot-Lurne.
Betting: Morven to 5, McFarlane to l. Sole
dad 20 to l, Inkerman to ], Vulcan 80 to 1, Cen
turion IL to /.
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Good start. Won easily. Time 1:O8. Winner.
CHI. M. by Prince Of Norfoik-Ett w.
Betting: Rose Clark 8 ito l. Nelson 8 to l. Venus g
to 5, G Nj 10 to l, My Sweetheart to Dara 25 to
1. Annie Moore 20 to l, San Luis Rey 20 to l, Out
right 100 to1
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Fair start. Won driving Time, l ID. Winner
b. e., by Himyar- Una B.
Betting: Hymn 9 70 i, Annette even, Quirt to
l, Imp. Ivy to l. Miss Buckley IL to /.
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SUMMARY.

SAN FRANCISCO, May % 1898.
OK FIRST RACE-Five and half furlones.
Ofo. selling: three-yearolds and upward; purse
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O1G SECOND RACE-Four and half furloprs.
O1O. selling. Y,o-Year-ods. nurse SOM


Good start. Won easily. Time, :56. Winner
b. f., by imp. True Briton-Elsie Ban.
Betting: Her Majesty IL to 5, Veva Is TO
Monitor to 2, Donna Carlota to l. Gypset tie reId
ing is to /, Edgemount to /. La FIeeha to
Walcott, 10 to /.
Katolik. (Winona, Minn.) 1893-1895, 1895-05-02
fralne materially ma
dauDskie suknie letnte.

Move lniane batYstv wprowa-
dzone 50 W kolorach g}6wnie W
paski, l1nle / prazkl. CiezKle,
giadkle lniank1 przychodz2 W r6z-
nych odcien,ach,jak nlebiesklm ma
rynarsk1m, r6iowym, zielonym
z6ftawym. W posrod nowYch
bawe{nianYch materyl,sa nlektore
przepyszne Hlndoo batysty. Krop-
kowane szwaicarskie musllnki W
kwiatv, buk1ety t. p. " natural
nych kolorach, "a %kolorowem Tub
bsa4em tie, otrzymuja pierwszenstwo
ola ublor6w eleganckich.
Blizsze szczeg6fy O panuj ace]
obecnie modzie sukien damsklch
MONA znalez6 W nastepuiacYch
nowoyorsklch pismach modnlar-
skich, wydawanych przez frme A.
Mcdowell & Co:
La Node de Paris, $3.50 rocznle
lub IS centow kopla;
Paris Album Of Fashion, $3.50
rocznie, lub IS cent6w kopia;
ZheFTench Dressmohe1, So. rocznie
hub 80 cent6w kopia;
La Node, %najlepsze famllilne pts
mo modniarskie " AmerYce
kosztuje tYlko ST 50 %rocznie,
albo Is cent6w egzemplarz.
Me kupowac z kramlku gaze
claskiego innego pisma modnlar'
skiego, ]ak powyzej wymlenlone.
aIbo tel zamowiG sobie kt6re ,
mich wprost cd Wydawcow. poo
adresem: Mcdowell s Co 4 Yves
18th Str. New York City, New
York.
Katolik. (Winona, Minn.) 1893-1895, 1895-05-02
Gluchoty ME MONA
wYlecZyC

srodkam1, ME siegajacemi do do
tknletego b}onki ucha. G}uchota
nastepuje z powodu zaognlenia sic
blon wzdluz rury uszneJ. Gdy ropa
te biony zupe}2ie zniszczy, wtedy
clezko s1ucn przywr6cic. Ma DIE
siec przypadk6w g}uchoty dziew1ec
spowodowanYch bywa przez katar.
Zap}aclmy 100 dolardw "a kazdy
przypadek spowodowany przez katar
ktorego by ME mog}o ~wyleczyG
lekarstwo Halls Catarrh Cure .Zg{o.
sic sic pc cyrkularze darmo
F. j. CHENEY & co..
Toledo, Ohio.
HT Sprzedaje sic W aptekach
po Is G.
Katolik. (Winona, Minn.) 1893-1895, 1895-05-02
wschodnich kres6w.
P6ki SWAT swatem, ME bedzie
Niemiec Polakowi bratem.
PkACIC "a KATOLIKA!
Wplyw klfmatu ma ZdrO-
vie.

Me MONA z%aprzeczy6, re
wp}yw kllmatu ma zdrowie jest
wielklm i z tel w1asnie przyczyny
doktorzy W~?sy}aia, chorYch 10
p}uca ,,dla zmlany pow1etrza":
Lecz qdy chory jest biednym j
i jechac ME moze, p%o1ozenie jego
stale sic trudnem. Lecz i ola
niego jest nadzleja. DR.. Plerce'a
Golden Medical Discovery moze
dostaG W kazdej apiece i tyslace
ludz1 zrozpaczonych za%wdzleczaja
mu zycie.
Az do pewnego punktu " roz-
vii aniu sic suchot d.. Pierce'a
Golden Medical Discovery, Test
skutecznem Iekarstwem. Zwlekanle
W leczenlu suchot Jest nlebezplecz-
mem. A we wszYstklch warunkach
discovery" Jest ulga. Cd ostrego
kaszIu i sfabYch p{uc leczy spiesz-
ME. Kazda s}abosG, kt6ra moze bye
dosiegnleta przez krew, poddaje
sic temu lekarstwu. S%krofuliczne
nadwerezenie ptuc, zwane sucho'
taml, jest jedna 2 nlch.D Ola tego
jak j ola 1nnego rodzaju skrofu},
ola zepsutej krwi, ola chroniczneJ
krztani, gardzlel1 j oslablonYch
p}uc discovery" jest lekar.
stwem tax pewnem, re moze bye
e m. Jesli lekarstwo
to.skutkowac ME bedzle zwrocimy
pleniadze.
CzY mozecie kupi, co 1nnego
,,zupe4nle tax dobre" jak to? Me
w%lerzcie.
Katolik. (Winona, Minn.) 1893-1895, 1895-05-02
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serdecznego przyjaciela, odz :
naczajaoego sic zawsze cieplem
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