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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-05-28
RPYAN PLANS FOR NEXT FEAR.

q II p BELMONT DISCUSSES THE ST. LOUIS
GATHERING-To REAFF1RM THE CHICAGO
PLATFORM. WITH SLIGHT NOTIFICATIONS.
n ~ p Belmont who attended the gathering or
William Jennings Bryan's followers In st. Louis
&c the only representative OF New-York city re-
turned to the city last evening. He said to news
paper men who met him at the Hoffman House
The meeting was large. and was representative
NJ the Western and Southern Democrats. IL was
far from being a sentimental or irresponsible gain,
ering On the contrary. II was an earnest anu
serious affair There not so much enthusiasm
as desire lay out a plan OF campaign that Woulu
promise success and relief from the BURDENS thal
SO many honest and earnest thinkers in the Demo
The people OF the East do not understand the depth
Of feeling that exists In the West. Inc people On
the further side OF the Aeghanes have a very
cordial liking for their fellows Of the Eastern sec.
ton There is such hostility toward the East
a. the West generally gets credit for Nor was
there any feeling manifest against the so-calied
wealthy class There was certainly patrlotlc ne-
sire on the part Of the Democrats assembled IN
ST Louis TO conduct a campaign on lines that
would result for the best interests OF the whole
country 49,. -
The banquet had in way no great direct IN
duence on the next campaign, further than belhg
sort early conference whore exchange OF opinion
was fair and free and without restraint There
were no signs OF retreat any OF the Leading ques-
lions of the day and II the general opinion
that the Chicago platform would DE IeaHlrneu,
with such slight notifications as the eXlgencles OF
1900 might require. There was general intention
OF entering the campaign with every nope OF sue
cess. - -
Personally ! received nothing but the full meas.
IRE of Kindness and hospitality which the people OF
the South and West are so free in dispensing.
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RECORDED MORTGAGES.

echuliz Eugene. to Charles Massoth. l2@th-st
400 n W Of Coumbus-ave. y year .........
WIrkens Edward 10 the Equitable Life Assur-
snce Society ~ the United states. 15lst-st s.
2cO n W Of Amsterdam ave. year.............
Same 10 the LAWYERS Title Insurance Company.
S, Nicholas Place. = l4oll II OF io@d-st'
Johnson Cornelia A. 10 Title Guarantee ana Trust
company. No 34T Fast 23d-st wears
Some 10 William n Walker. No 345 East 2'd-N,
same 10 william II Walker No "a East 23d-st.
Same TO Marion Faye No 232 East S0th-s' 3
Johnson. Cornells A. to Thomas W Kyle: in
dlvidnsl and executor etc No 23B East Z51-h'
Ksry Columbian J. 10 sylvester Pope ct al. ey
81 linton ave years. .......... .... .......'.'
Klesus Philippna, 20 Peter Joseph and william
saul No 5is Fast 5th-st. leasehcli. years..
Ksrp Davis u Sarah Dcut-ch. 1lIth-st, = 8,
3oG6 n . Of 1si~ave. year. .................
Iotz Frank 10 Teachers Co-oreratve Building
ana Loan Association. Morris Park-sve. =. 20
N ~ Washington ct. instalments. 49,.
y-hmonn Tulius tn Times Muir. Cauldwe ave.
VS. 2sa n n Of Clifton-rt. years ....',.:.,
Iahey William T 81 nj q the Emgrani Industrial
Savings Bank No ~ IN 90 Fast s6th-st year.
Piatt Lewis a. to Lewis Plat administrator,
Run Charles TO the Greenwich Savings BANK
Nos 81 and 80 East 7th-st. years. mortgages
e~lje Frits 10 sylvester Pope al executors.
Gerard-ave widened $50 n n OF james
ct and 1891 u n Of fs1th-s st, years :,.....'.'
gcherer Aiois 10 John ~ Frrcking, 4Ith-st = =,
$40 N q OF 2-sve demand. ................:.
Wynn Charles q, 10 Patrick Molohan. admin
istrator. etc i34th-st, 9, 40 II W OF oh-
aye. years. ...s........ss's.s'ss'.''
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-05-28
JORDAN WINS AT ATLANTIC CITY.

Atlantic City. n. j.. May q (special)-The
Handicap Bogie Tournament this afternoon on the
Atlantic City Country Clubs golf links won
nv A M. Jordan who finished five down. but with
his handicap of eight his net score was three up.
Jordan's medal play score was 70, which was brill
liant golf considering high wind which prevailed
ali the afternoon. r. A. Darby turned In q medal
piay -" score OF So and NJ G Work s..
The summary follows:
A NJ Jordan. County Club. Atlantic CITY. s. up;
z A Darby Country Club Atlantic City Z. even; NJ.
g WORK, Country Club. Atlantic csy: T. down A Is.
r Within Staten Island Club IL. down: J. II: Lip
pncott. Country club. Atlantic city, down; W T.
ION Country club Atlantic City. g. down; Il Collins.
bourne Country Club Atlantic CITY. 8. s down; W. Il
Hsuksil. Englevood Golf Club. O. 8 down; 7. ~ Har-
Harrison. jr.. Philadelphia County Club. 8. down.
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NEW BUILDING PLANS.

South A. Nos Q and 9. for a six-story brick ware
house, 40.6x1l0; w l. Suydam. owner, scn"e..]ei ~
Demer. No 1872 West Broadway' t srcns'ef avs
story brick nathouse 103xe3 III James McMlIah'
No AZ East 23dst. owner; Henry Andersen A
ROADWAY /, W corner s2d-st for a seven-story
brick hathouse with stores. 9o.4xyI; Albert
SAKE. No 90 West 76th-st. owner stem |oheh 90
e. Roth No Al Union Square. archtects' -. ~
150th-st n r. 100 II " OF Amsterdan-an LOT ,en
four-story brick dwelling houses. loxoz Joseph
Strauss No 1855 1st-ave. owner; s'einme"' a,
No 90 Llberty-st, architect 800 ~
Avenue c. 9 g. rs II $ OF 12th-st, unionpor,' TOT
two. and-one-half- story frame dwelling house
2OxlO. Mary volz owner Lawrence Ringrose
t1is,,st n corner Brook-ave. for four four-story
Gilbert No f34 Powell-st, Brooklyn. owner -
Rudolph Werner. architect. 49,. ="
wendover-ave 3. 100 n OF 3d-ave. Tor three
four story brick hathouses 25xsL8: Solomon
Rose owner Rudolph Werner, No Teasdale
iC5th-st corner 2d-ave for six-story brlck
nathouse. with store %. 2x95; David Cohen. No
cor Esrtern Parkway. owner: Rudolph Werner, =,
Ri,sr-ave W $. opposite East 18th at. for two
story frame coal pocket. 42x60; Henry Never
No SCI East i35h-st. owner Frederick Damn,
peacon-st g. i25 II Of Classon-ave. for
two-story frame dwelling. 1Sx2s: Cadieux
No 10 West 1J5th st. owner; Frank Nausoaum
1Wh-st No 10 East. for eight-story brick
store and loft building - 8xss J McCanrey
No ~ East 1oth-st owner; Henri Fouchaux 60,
rarksnn-st 3 W corner water-st, for three six
story brick fathouses with stores; > . tIroner,
No 1 296 Futon-st, Brooklyn, owner Schneider .
Herter Bible House. architect ;..'.'.s,..' W
WIllIs-ave % n e Of l46th-st FOR hve-
story brick nathouse with stores. 25Xs44;
x Never No 904 Boulevard. owner. Stein .,
metz architect 80
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DOUBLE ATTRACTION AT ARDSLEf'
: p CHADWICK OF THE RICHMOND COUNTY
COUNTRY CLUB MAKES THE LOWEST

The Ardsley links presented busy sight yester-
dav for. besides the opening round Of the cino
championship tournament. there was the team
match with the Richmond County Country Ciuo OF
Staten Island. The Richmond County players were
headed by j. r. Chadwick. who made the lowest
score Of the days. at the same time deiea'i's
Cochrane. the Ardsey captain. by up. In fact all
IN. visitors were in fine form. and of the six who
comprlsed the team only one was beaten Inc
final score was IL to /. In Richmond County
favor. A.,
DR. R. c. Myles was the one who saved the Aru-
slew men from whitewash He was pitted aea'ns.
F. O. Schuyler whom he defeated In spii'eu
match by one hole. Paterson ana lailei aiso nav
hot fight which resulted in tie at the last gree"
lanes Park who was paired with DR.. Gil Wyhe'
scored four points for the Richmond county sue
and DR.. H. Hobrook Curtis polished on matters o'
taking his match with Sanger by up. Ihe sum-
mary follows:
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srFVFNS INSTITUTE
EAST ORANGE.
FAIRFIELD DEFEATS WESTMINSTER.

An interesting team match In which Findlay s.
Douglas was Of the competitors, was played at
the links Of the Country Club OF Westchester yester
day between the Fairfield County and Westchester
teams The match won by the Fairfield men by
score of II 20 T. Justice Henry A. Gildersleeve being
the only man on the Westchester side to
Douglas was paired with Alexander Morten. and
won by up. On the westchester team were A.
Morten w. Hoffman. f. Robbins Walker, Ed
mund Hatch Justice II. A. Gildersleeve and J.
Insley Blair jr. The Fairfield County team com
orised r g. Douglas Stew art Gillespie. DR.. Carl
f. Marten. j. NJ. Mason. f. d. Curtis and Walter
Mnntefh.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-05-28
JrvTON OF MICHIGAN ROADS.

Grand Rapids Mich, May N-Congressman Will
lam Alden Smith. who Is attorney for the Chicago
and West Michigan and Detroit. Grand Rapids
and Western railroads. confirmed to-day the New
York dispatch regarding union Of Michigan rail-
roads He said the new system will be called the
Michigan and Pere Marquette throughout, and all
other titles will be abandoned. Ii will operate a
through line between Chicago and Port Huron.
The new system has two thousand miles OF track
President Head of the Chicago and West Michi-
gan will probably be president. There is no Van
derbilt capital In the combination Mr.. Smith says,
the principal owners being a Boston syndicate.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-05-28

THE CONSOLATION TOURNAMENT.

In the consolation tournament there was spir-
tied match between Arthur p. Clapp. OF the nome
club and F. NJ Freeman. of the Apawamis Ton
Club Of Rye which Freeman won by up. IN
the forenoon matches in the semi-hnas freeman
defeated Smith by up and &c play while Ciapp
won from Powers by similar score. The handi-
can which was PLAYED while the other matches
were in progress. resulted In tie between u;
owen Winston of the Westchester Coll CLUB, ana
G w Taintor of the Richmond County CIGn
who each did "A net Third place went TO H. W.
Curtis of the home club. atf5 net The summary
Marine and Field Cup (sem-hnal roundl-Wa.ter
T~avl Oakland beat c. h. Van Brunt, Crescent up. =
70 play. H. :. Downs Crescent. beat p f. Mcsiachhn
Dyker Meadow. up. 10 play.
final round-Travis beat Downs. up. 10 play.
C.o1solaon Cup final round)A. p Clapp Marine
ana Tel1 beat j. c. Powers. Dyker Meadow, : up . 70
NAV. p NJ Freeman Apawamis. beat FL II. Smith,
Marine and Field up. 10 play.
Fina. round-t,app beat Freeman, up.
ri,a snnres I'm the handican were as folloWs:
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CLASS r.
CRESCENT,
NASSAIr.
TEN ISLAND WINS AT ENGLEWOOD.

A new record was created In golf team matches
Yesterday when twenty-five Of the Staten Island
Cricket Clubs players visited the Englewood links
10 meet a similar number from the home club. The
Englewood course is a nine-hole one. and the hfty
men had some difficulty in keeping out Of one an
others way but the novelty Of the meeting more
than compensated for it's discomfort. The staten
Ia he
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-05-28
OUrTNTE VASSAR SEEKS DTVORCE.

Papers in divorce suit were served on Friday
In Jersey City on William p Lynch on behalf Of
his wife an actress known as Queene Vassar. The
case will come before Chancellor McGill on June
o. Miss vassar has been well known on the New
York stage for years. in farces and musical
pieces She formerly the wife OF Harry Kerr
nell variety actor who died few years ago.
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RECORDED TRANSFERS.

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32ist 30 si2 East 2oxSs.9; Anne Monaghan to
2std 10. o? ss and 2 West e4xio2 q Edward o
wiicken' to ANNE Brown o,t nm. 3, 'cVO
l'9 sss 100 il 10 lGet S' iOs'8 les ''a Biz
100 81 0stS' ,nm: a S another to simon E
a ,sein ct No al 2ss East issose: Frank Mos.
another. executors and trustees to Cornea ., ooo
aa JohH; %o. ai5 and 277 East s61is 2xs5 osisi
Mary wirsins and another to John Raeke
st ui Seh2 5is rtais Ns 200 81
iooxie III Annie Brown Edward wlcke eAAsoo 47oOo
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Fank Moss and another. executors to corneIia ~ 400
2sa,s ioG"son aO4a +; Of ad-ave 90 oxi block
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4 P % W RS'y ,s to m Edward
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Riverside Drive. :. lOo11 # Of losth-st Al TX
100. Atlas Improvement Company to Adophe 40 ,oo
es wldtasa $50 8 q Jane, poO or
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westchester-aye. 2O4lo # OF TIS On
a VeS S- s75 sylvester Pope ct al 40,
ecutors to Kelly .......-......... of%o
s3d- ct n 225 II Of Amsterdani-ave. 2oxlo22' g,
Joseph Mcfarland to John X McAfee -
.atth-s ST. r. 10 II W OF 9th ave. 2oxSSli' =. ma
George VI Beser to Charles Wynn. .......:. Z3Vo
1f2th ST 8 s 1919 II Of 4th ave. l6xlVll;
George Taylor ct al executors. to mary T. m
1litb-st No 526 West, 25xlOo1l; Arthur Lnra ,oo
10 Jacob Sh-ady and another .......'..- iW
Perry ST n s9T Of West-st. runs n box
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.. al executors James Young .......:.... lb0o
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5stb-st 3 200 n . Of ave 25xi0o5: George 49,
r Read 10 Frank Gould ...............:. lop
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Malachi Kelly Michael OToole ............ 8lao
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aela. John OInary Ellen O'Ieary. ......... 1
Avenue G ? lot $50. map Unlonport, axloo' .
Henry Volz TO Mary Nolz ..........:s,s.
perot-st n 2 = 100 n ~ Sedgwick- ave. 100
ns 2xIot 2yes: Susanna Lees to Adelaide g,
Want No II 10 a. s. e5Gxa5x irregular;
Toseph Levi Edward Mehling. .............. 100
1t5,h-st No al5. n 26f.s n NJ Amsterdam
ave 33iix00.iI; Julia Knapp to william s
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nv THE CRESCENT COLE LINKS.

The Nassau Country Club made Its first appearance
IN team matches this season against the Crescent
Athletic Club at Bay Ridge yesterday, and won by
q score of II 10 G. The Crescent men were headed
by c. r. Van Brunt. who was beaten by w. H.
Hicks. the Nassau captain. by up F.. b. Pratt
took five holes from G. B. O'Flyn, and these two
made up the Nassau total of II points. In the
members ha ndicap which played at the same
time j G. Sage was the winner at $3.50. The
SUMMARY
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FoURsoME MATCH AT DYKER META

FOURsoME MATCH AT DYKER METADOw.
foursome tournament for two cups. presented
by Daniel Chauncey and A. X. Fish. attracted a
number Of players TO the Dyker Meadow links yes
terday. The tournament was at medal play and
Will be continued on Monday. when the eight best
teams will be eligible to meet at match play for
pres. The scores returned yesterday gave H.
@ McKeever and Charles Adams first place. but
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-05-28
TYING IS MoRRIs couNTY,s CHAMPION.

James A. Tying won the championship OF the Nor
ris County Golf Club yesterday in thirty-six-hole
tournament at medal play over the course on which
the National amateur championship was decided
year ago. His score for the double round was H.
nine strokes better than that OF his old rival Toer
who did $50 Tying played a remarkably consistent
game and the second round almost fault-
less. His victory entities him to the title of cham
pon for the Nensuing six months. The scores:
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Blackburn. John 10 Bernheimer schmid NO q"
Wiilfs-avc. saloon lease demand ...'..' 90.
Flora Luigi, to Simon Bernheimer et a. NO
2Oo4 to 2O5s ist-ave and No 401 10 All East
fO6th-st leasehold. demand. 49,
KnobIoch August, to Berheimer Schmid, bropk-
ave. No 1.225 saloon lease. demand 49,
Masterson Frank TO same. No j.s3s Zo-ave'
saloon lease demand. .............. ...'...'
o'Donnell Fergus. TO same. No LA istaVe'
saloon lease. demand = ;.,,n ana an
other executors, etc Perot-st. T. lW IL
n W OF sedRwick-ave, 1 month. ........'....''
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Total .I2 Total

In the qualifying round at medal play ior p t,e
club championship and presidents cup "a NJ Ell,
ings made the lowest score ana me o.ne H. suh
seouent rounds at match play were A. De VIII
Cochrane J. b. Taller. r. G Myles r, y, " SaI Wsv
dali These men will meet on Tuesday ana me
survivors will play off on the following rroa' anu
Saturday The scores:
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The drawings for the first round at match play
resulted as follows: H. A. Haydell and Dr. X 7,
Mvies j. b Taller and DR.. w. GIL Wyle. H. NJ
Billings and F. w. Sanger.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-05-28

STEVENS INSTITUTE BEATEN AT ORANGE.
The Stevens Institute golf team visited the links
OF the East Orange Golf Club yesterday and was
beaten by the home players by a score OF % to g.
The summary:
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GOLF.
TRAVIS WINS THE MARINE AND FIELD
CLUBS TOURNAMENT.

r-av,s added another trophy to his already Tor
ro,dable array Of golf prizes yesterday py ~'nnhs
The anal round Of the Marine and Field Ciuo W.
nament II. s. Downs. of the crescent A'"ne''N
Club. was his opponent, and the score was up
ana 4 TO play in Travs's favor The match was
.,rtualv over at the eleventh hole. when Travis
had gained a lead OF up. for after tha' Downs
seemed TO loose what little aggression ne hau
.hown on the earlier holes, and allowed MS OPP
ponent 10 score at Will
The day was perfect for golf, and the somewhat
cramned course was taxed to its utmost oy the
riavars who took part in the open handicap when
xas an added feature OF the afternoons play. but
the committee managed the affair with admiraoie
skll and everything passed of successfully IN '"e
morning the sem-hnals were decided ana mere
Travis had his opponent G. b. van brun'' cap
tain Of the Crescent golf team. who was beaten D'
4 nm and 4 10 play Downs met E. F. McGlachin
NJ the Dyker Meadow Golf Club, who was beaten
nv q similar score. This cleared the way TOT 'ie
afternoon round. in which Travis and Downs were
the competitors. III,
Starting out Downs played in capital style ms
tee shots we're strong and accurate. ana MS sho''
oar,a exceuent He won the first hole In the
bosie figure of T. Travis taking stroke more 10 se'
down The second hole evened M .ters ho"efe''
for Travis who had got of a screaming orlVe ro'"
the tee was the green with his IRON ana WIN
the hoe In a perfect 1. The Oakland man io'-
lowed this by taking the third also In T. ana was
then I'D The next two went 10 Downs, VINO up
70 this time had himself well in hama ana sho"eu
an easy confidence that gave promise OF ihdhi's
the match more interesting than was generally eN-
pected But Travis made a long put on the Skin
which he won in the boyle OF 8, and took the sew
enth at 4 to 5. After that Downs did not again
get the lead.
OVERPLAYED HIS APPROACH.
Facing the eighth Bowers sliced his drive into
the road and took to get out. He ultimately
abandoned the hole to Travis. who after pulling
his tee shot into the long grass had reached the
green in l. Downs lost his opportunity OF having
the ninth by overpaying his approach, and the nrst
half OF the round ended with Travis up In
going for the tenth Traviss drive was unfairly
penalized by ridge which for some inexphcaole
reason has been allowed to remain on the course
at that point. and result he lost the hole by
4 70 g. Downs pulled his drive in going for the
eleventh, following this up by half-topping MS
brsssey. while Travis, who was hole high from the
tee won the hole in good 4. The twelfth was
Aalved In a mediocre 4 after wretched putting on
both sides: the thirteenth went 10 Travis. and as
Downs missed a chance TO halve the next the
match ended in Traviss favor by up and to 60
0hs cards were:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-05-28

The tie in the womens championship between
Miss Bryce and Miss Kip. which occurred on the
previous day. also decided in the afternoon
and the former won by score OF ll2 TO 1lS The
cards were:
Miss Bryce:
Out .................5 5 8 SIS
In ..................5 S 10 o-57-112
Miss Kip:
out .........-.......5 7-55
In ..................5 IL 7-63-1l5
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The cards in the morning semi-hnals were
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Cost an0 found.

OF 00 REWARD.-Los Monday night, between T "a,
sDlUO tins restaurant. University Face s .ry.,ai
3sth-st ladys gold chain with pearls WIN
heart clover leaf charm and pear-shaped pear 90 "
one hundred dollars reward will he paid i'' re'u "
d. LOW. 100 East l4th-st
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,NGIEWOOD
STATEN ISLAM
CLASS HANDICAP AT ST. ANDREWS.

The ST Andrews Golf Cub gave a tournament
for its Glass and members yesterday, and ten
90 rds pere returned with the following result:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-05-28

WANTING KENTUCKY HORSE bushes ne" 70 bu,
w Gently agent there. with insuuc'lons a.
o Of the best horses obtanabe one Is ior s state.
Dakota Stables rs West Boulevard where above s.a
ment can fully verified. Description horse
hands magnfceny high head and me mouo u, II ~
one has mate combination valuable CaH TOT "N
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0nn cate for 6 Classification.


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