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The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1901-08-02
STATE TAX BOARD.
Frank McCray Again After the In
dianapoIis News.

The session of the State Board of Tax
Commissioner yesterday was full OF in
terest, although the much-talked-of Grim
mer appeal from Lake county was not
taken up because Auditor Grimmer did not
arrive on time. Mr.. Grimmer this morning
will present TO the board his reasons for
thinking the Lake County Board OF Re
view ought TO have assessed the Standard
Oil Company at Whiting on $500, 600 of i'm
provements and at least 100000 of personal
property.
When the appeal of the Standard OIL
Company from the action of the Wander
burg County Board of Review was heard
Attorney General Taylor sat with the Tax
Board becasue a legal question involving
the right of the lower taxing tribunal to
assess bills receivable of a foreign cor
poration was presented. The same question
arose in the appeal of the Standard OIL
Company from the Marion County Board
of Review.
b. j. Clifford, owner of 10000 acres of
swamp land in Jasper county, appeared
before the state board yesterday and in
dictated that he felt aggrieved because the
Jasper County Board of Review had taken
it upon itself TO assess a railroad that he
operates, the county board asserting that
the road is an industrial rather than a
railroad enterprise. Mr.. Clifford thinks
that, although the road is second hand,
operated by secondhand rolling stock, it
comes under the state law giving the
State Tax Board Jurisdiction over rail-
roads.
In the appeal of the Cumberland Tele-
phone and Telegraph Company from the
Vanderburg County Board of Review, the
question was presented as to whether a
franchise can be listed for taxation. The
Vanderburg board assessed this company's
franchise at $4,000, which action was de-
Tended yesterday by County Auditor Louis
II. Legler, and opposed by Attorney James
7. Walker and +. b. Webb for the tele-
phone company.
To-day the board will hear Frank Nc
Cray's appeal from the assessment of the
Indianapolis News by the Marion County
Board of Review. During the past two
years the county board has accepted the
News's statement of the value of it's per-
sonal property as $4,000. but on appeal of
McCray this assessment has twice been
raised TO $400, 600. If McCray had not taken
the present appeal the News would have
escaped taxation this year on all but s47,-
600. Unusual interest is taken i'm these an
nual appeals of McCray because of the gen.
eral impression that he is actuated by i'll
feeling toward the editorial department of
the paper.
Appeals of the New Telephone Company
and Of the Indiana rmude Asphalt Com
pany from their assessment as fixed by
the Marion County Board of Review will
be heard to-day.
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STATE GETS FEES OF 2,54O.
Big Day i'm interpretations mt Sec
rotary Hunts Office.

Not since the indianapolis Street-railway
100000 TO 5000. 600 in 1899 has the secre-
tary of states office taken in a larger
amount of Incorporation fees in one day
than 1t aid yesterday. The street-railway
company paid a fee of 5000 on its 50. 600
increase OF capitalization. The fees taken
IN yesterday aggregated $3.50. Secretary
Hunt was in high feather over the big
days business. and declared that the tax
payers OF Indiana certainly nave no reason
to complain of his Office.
The largest Local incorporation was filed
by II. L. WATSON q Co.. with a capitaliza-
ton OF $4,000. a full account of the trans
formation OF the WATSON department store
INTO a stock con pany was gwen in the
Journal some time ago. The directors are
Hiram +. WATSON. Amanda NJ. Wasson.
and Frederick W. WATSON.
The Auburn Excelsior Company, capt.
tailed AT $1,000, has a directorate made up
OF Andrew Murphy, Frank l.. Eckhart and
James II. Rose.
The Ohio Falls Cooperative Window
Glass Company. OF New Albany. is a con-
Glass Company's plant. The new company
Is said 10 be composed of glass workers.
II proposes 10 manufacture all kinds OF
window glass. bottles, fruit jars. demijOhns.
electric light bulbs, plate glass and all
kinds Of glassware. The directors are Thos.
Wall, Charles Armstrong and James Wall.
Tn Federation Cooperative Window
Glass Company, OF Muncie. Is capitalized
at 500, and its directors are Octave j. Jacq-
main. August A. Phillipart, X. NJ. Patter-
son, John 5. Scohy. John l.. knisely. l. NJ.
Allen ana Emtle MaJOt.
The Federated Gas and oil Company is
another Muncie company. and several of its
incorporators are the same men that in
corporated the Federation Cooperative
Window Glass Company. The gas and oil
company is capitalized at $4,000 and its
directors are Octave J. Jacqmain. Grace
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Iechien. John 3. Scohy, Joseph Lambiott.
Felix Quinet and Louis Dewerpe.
The largest fee yesterday was paid by
the American Tin Plate Company. of New
Jersey. which is known as the trust. Its
total capital is $50. 000.O 900. of which 81, 10000
is stated to be represented in Indiana. This
makes the fee 81. ISL ~. BerthOld Goldsmith
Is named as the Indiana agent. The Amer
icaIl Sheet Steel Company, of New Jersey,
with q total capitalization OF $52.W0.oo0, OF
which $4,000, 900 is said TO be paid in. claims
TO have only 10000 represented In this
State. The resident agent is Ambrose
Beard. OF Muncie.
The American Tool Works Company, OF
West Virginia, designated as its Indiana
agent NJ. 3. Wilson. president of the Capt.
tai National Bank. indianapolis.
The Bowker Fertilizer Company, OF
Massachusetts. named as its resident agent
George l.. Fremain. Greensburg.
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LEGAL ADVERTISEMENTS.


The Massachusetts, Mutual Life Insurance
Company We. Alice NJ Ramey ct al.
state ~ Indiana. Marion county. IS.
In the Superior Court OF Marion county, In the
State Of Indiana.
No $500.
Complaint to ~foreclose mortgage.
BE IL known that on the Sth day Of July. 1901.
the above-named plaintiff, by IT'S attorney. filed
in the office OF the clerk Of the Superior Court
OF Marion county. in the State OF Indiana. its
complaint against tho abOVe-named defendants.
and the said plaintiff having also filed in said
clerks Office the affidavit of a competent person,
showing that said defendants. Alice VI. Ramey
and Henry Is. Ramey. her husband are not resi-
dents OF the State OF Indiana; that said action Is
20 foreclOso a mortgage CT real estate in said
county and State. and the said defendants are
necessary parties therein: and whereas said
plaintiff. having by Endorsement on said com
plant. required said defendants TO appear in
said court and answer or demur thereto on the
18th day OF September. 1901:
Now. therefore. by order Of said court. said
defendants last above named are hereby notified
Of the fling and tendency OF said COMPLAINT
against them. and that unless they appear and
answer or demur thereto at the calling OF said
cause on the 18th day OF September. 1901. the
came being the tenth judicial day OF a term of
said coupt. 20 be begun and held at the court
house in the city Of indianapolis. on the first
Monday IN September. 1901. said complaint and
the matters and things therein contained ana
alleged will be heard and determined in their
GEO. b. ELLIOTT. Clerk.
John s. Berryhill. Attorney for Plaintiff.
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SEALED


Depot O. NJ. Dept. Jacksonville. Ind, July
e.. Ig0i.-Sealed proposals. In triplicate. will be
received here Until 10 O'Clock "a m. Central
Standard Time. Aug 5. 1901. for "a Army
Ranges. Details furnished on application. The
right is reserved To- reject or accept any or ali
bids or any part thereof. Envelopes containing
proposals should be marked Proposals for Army
Ranges" and addressed 10 &. r. BARNETT,
Deputy q 81 General.
Depot q. NJ. Dept. Jenersonville. Ind. July 80.
1S1.-Sealed proposals.. in duplicate, will be re-
ceived here until 10 o'clock "A. m, Central
standard time. Aug .. 1901. for furnishing
60 Field Ranges. large size United states re-
serves the right 10 reject or accept any OF all
proposals OF any part thereof. Information fur
nished en- application. Envelopes containing IIo-
posals should be marked Proposals Tor Field
Renee. ard addressed c.. 10. BARNETT.
Iepufr -. ". General
Tndianao0l!s. July %. IsI.
Sealed proposals VIII hc received by The B0t-1
of school Commissioners OF the city OF Iuclau-
ayolis af the Office OF the business director ia che
Public Library building until $50 p. m. August
If. 1871. for a steam heating plant in school ~.
a.. corner of Park avenue and Twenty-third
street. 10 the city Of indianapolis.
Plans and specifications for this work are on
ae in the Office Of NOnnegut * Hohn. architects.
Indiana Trust Company building. indianapolis.
Each proposal must he accompanied by "A certi-
fed check for three hundred dollars as a guar
antec that the bidder will enter into a contract
with the said Board OF School Commissioners
within nve days after the award Of said work.
The Board OF School commissioners reserves
the right 20 reject any OF all bids.
JND. r. Business Director.
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CALLS IT "WHITEWASH."
DIR. MOffett Thinks DR.. Ferguson Will
Retract His Charge.

The decision of the committee of the City
Board Of Health in the investigation Of
the insanity inquests caused much COM
ment yesterday and DR.. Frank c.. Ferguson.
chairman of the investigating committee,
chosen by the Marion County Medical So
ciety, characterized the report of the com
mittee as a 'whitewash." He also charged
that the committee had not sought to
make a proper investigation. DR.. Ferguson
was not at the City Dispensary during the
examination of the attaches of that inStitu-
ton and DR.. Moffett, who was chief cross
examiner at the investigation, cited this in
speaking of the charge of DR.. Ferguson.
He also said that no doubt DR.. Ferguson
was rather hasty in his expression and
upon second thought would not charge the
members of the board with trickery of
that sort. He referred to the fact that the
examination was only relative 10 the pres
ent internes. 1t included ambulance driv-
ers Delaney and Held and Matron Cronnon,
who served with the present and former
STATS.
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BANKERS TO MEET E r
State Association Council Decides
Against south Bend.

The executive council of the Indiana
State Bankers Association, at a meeting
yesterday afternoon in the Denison Hotel,
decided to hold its annual convention this
year in Indianapolis Oct. % and "a. South
Bend was a strong competitor OF this city
for the honor of entertaining the men of
finance. but the council thought it wise TO
hold the convention here this year for the
reason that the American Bankers Asso-
citation will hold its national convention in
Milwaukee about the date mentioned. and
a great many bankers from northern In
diana Will wish 10 attend the national
meeting, which would seriously interfere
with the State convention. The council
decided that the cordial invitation of the
citizens of South Bend would be accepted
another year.
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Petitions Against saloon Keepers.

A petition of 1,736 voters of the Fourth
ward was filed yesterday with the County
Commissioners asking that bo6y to refuse
to grant Charles Schafer a license for the
selling of intoxicating liquor within the
ward. The petition was filed by Eli f. Rit-
ter. who said he had signed the petition
and that he had authority from each voter
named TO sign for him such a petition re-
monstrating against the granting of any
licenses for saloons in the ward. He said
authority would be shown when asked for.
A petition with seventeen names was also
filed asking the commissioners not to grant
Terry Moore a license. 1t was charged
iio,'or uitbout = licenSe anS se4hhS
since continued to conduct his place i'm the
same manner. which is Objectionable to
residents of the ward and unla wfuI-
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Wanted to Marry "a Child.

The marriage license clerk yesterday at
the courthouse instead Of issuing a license
advised an applicant TO buy a doll. Louis
F.. Mitchell. forty-four years of age. ap-
piled for a license to marry Rosa r. Lingo.
fourteen years old. A woman who gave the
name of Jennie Flick and said she was
the child's sister accompanied Mitchell and
sought TO make the necessary affidavit.
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Agreed to Quit.

Resolutions intended to prevent rate cut
ting in Northwestern territory were
adopted at a meeting of traffic officials in
St. Paul on Wednesday. All the roads were
represented except the Northern Pacific,
which accepted the resolutions by wire.
The initial resolution, covering the ground
of rate cutting. is as follows:
Resolved. That all protective or guaran-
teed contracts under obligations at vari-
ance with authorized published rates shall
be withdrawn and Cancelled at once and all
interested shippers or consignees notified
that such arrangements will not be con-
tinued."
In case there are any contracts that can
not ne handled without compensation TO
the shipper or other party they shall be
filed with the chairman in such form and
within such time as he may prescribe. In
the event that they ann get rid of such
contracts or obligations they shall call to-
gether the lines interested in the traffic in
volved for the purpose of taking action to
protect all interested. 1t was decided to
have every road make a confidential report
of all cut-rate contracts. The new order
became effective yesterday.
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EXPENDITURES AND TAX LEVIEs

The trustee OF Perry township. Marion county.
proposes for the yearly expenditures and tax
ievies by the Advisory Board a. Its annual meet
ing. 10 be held at the schOOlhouse in school dis
trict No. II. the following estimates and amounts
for the said year
J. Township expenditures. s., Ass. %. and town
ship tax II cents on the hundred dollars.
. Local tuition expenditures. s.. ESQ 90 and tax
Il cents on the hundred dollars and so cents on
poll.
Is cents on the hundred dollars and 90 cents on
poll.
4 Road tax expenditures. 81 90 and tax 10
cents on the hundred dollars
5 Additional road tax expenditures. 81. 500 90
and tax : cents on the hundred dollars.
T. Poor expenditures for preceding year. 5000. 90
and tax ! cent on the hundred dollars
Total expenditures. SIS. 1o5. 90. and total tax SIS
cents on the hundred dollars.
Total assessed valuation OF taxable propertv az
the township for the year 1901. g.. go. sq0. "a.
Total number OF polls IN township. SIS.
(SignedD JEREMIAH GRAY. Trustee.
nafs9 Aug I 1907
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The first arrest this year for the alleged
violation OF the pure food law by use Of
formaldehyde I'm milk was made yesterday.
Henry W. Langenberg swore out a war
rant for the arrest OF William Stevens. a
milkman. at 1872 Naomi street. The CITY
Board Of Health has started a crusade
against milk dealers who thus adultcrate
milk and other arrests. IL is said. will fol-
low at once.
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VITAL STATIsTICS-AUG. 1.


Anna and Charles Davis. sN West Eighteenth
emma and F.. Mankedick. Center township.
girl.
Anna and John Roller. city. boy.
M0liie and Nicholas Seller, 30 Nebraska street,
boz.
Rachel and George Hermann. 29 Minnesota
street, boy.
Elizabeth and Patrick Bergen. l43 Columbia
avenue. girl
Nellie and Maurice Fitzgerald. lAt 1andes
street. girl.
Anna and +. y. Harris. 2501 Broadway. girl.
Nellie and Alfred stan. 1910 Columbia avenue.
tov
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1901-08-02

Many complaints were made Wednesday
night of inability to get transfers from the
show grounds. The street-car company Of
ficials yesterday said there was no cause
for complaint by those entitled 70 trans
fers. on account of the crowd conductors
were relieved of the duty of issuing them
and men were stationed at Washington and
Illinois streets 10 give out the transfers.
The officials thought a misunderstanding
as to where people should get transfers
was responsible for any COMPLAINTS made
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ExPENDITUREs AND TAX LEvTEs
For the Year Ending Dec. Ri, 1907

The trustee OF Center township. Marion county
proposes for the yearly expenditures and tax
ievies by the Advisory Board IT its annual meet
Ing. 20 be held az the trustees once. the follow
Ing estimates and amounts for the said year.
L. Township expenditures. 200 and town
Ing salaries Of nve justices OF the peace. includ-
ing city.
Local tuition expenditures. So SIS and tax
s. cents on the hundred dollars. by order OF
court 20 pay on judgment due the city.
Special school expenditures. s. 900 and tax
p cents on the hundred dollars.
Road tax expenditures. $500 and tax u
cents on the hundred dollars. 70 be worked out
3 Additional road tax expenditures. So ea and
tax io cents on the hundred dollars.
6 Poor expenditures for preceding wear. g. O0
and tax = cent on the hundred dollars. including
city.
Total expenditure. So. 3T5 and total tax "a
cents on the hundred doilars-
Total assessed valuation Of taxable property
OF the township FOR the year. estimated q s93-
400. city estimated. f26. 000. COO.
Total number or polls In township. T4.
feigned) MEEDENHAIL
DATED July 81. 1901 Trustee.
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Word to Loan Associations.

The auditor of state yesterday sent final
notices 10 building and loan associations
that have thus far failed to send in reports
OF their condition for the year ending Juno
80. 1901. in accordance with the call issued
on that day. About seventy-fve associa-
lions have not complied with the call. In
these notices the auditor informs the de
linquent associations hat if they have NOT
complied with the order within thirty DAYS
he will proceed at the end Of that period TO
examine their condition, as provided by the
statute.
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Deaths.

Mamie Grinston. twenty-five. 30 Toledo street
typhgs pulmCnalis
:. Fl. Cayley. sixty. 4 South summit street,
shock from street railway injuries
George VI. WIes. six. 2621 North Senate ave
nue.. meningitis
Rosa scheeferdecker. twenty-nine. go North
Davidson street. meningitis
Eugene Williams. forty-eighi' bS Douglass
street. -
Caroline Fuers;. slxty-three. 81 fremont ave-
nue.. exhaustion
Roy F. TIrgl, seven months, 1877 Arsenal ave-
me. hamilton.
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Examination of Teachers.

An examination for all grades Of teach
ers' licenses Will be held in the Manual
Training High School Saturday. Aug. 81,
at $50 a. m. 4 fee of 81 is charged where
the applicant is entering for the first time.
Pens and ink will be furnished. Manu-
script blanks will be on sale az the build
ing
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1901-08-02

Instruments filed for record in the recorders
office Of Marion county, Indiana. for the twenty
four hours ending at 5 p. m, Aug. /. 1901. as fur
nished by the Indiana Title Guaranty and Loan
Company, No. l9 East Market street. Both tele-
phones SOo5;
segli. Lot =: Bruce Place. east end ~ %
James l.. Mitchell. trustee, Ell al, by
sheriff sheriff to James l. R Mite Sdds Lot Is;
av) 10000
Meridian st. near Wilkins sp......-.. 100
Louis c. Held to Vim. HiDman. same as
Martha j. Carpenter 70 Leslie I.
g. m: s. t 9. R. i naa R..' sub G5 Of Lot Lots &:
H. - and "a; Irvinston. tRitter av smo
MaIvin NJ. Thompson to James E. smith.
w !. OF the n e Of Sec 49, TP Is;
Sea- Ss"s Is. . Tp p'i IS. r. s. Also q. ,hg part n Of the he
e y Of the $ " 4 Of Sec %, TIP Is.
r 100 acres in all. Franklin town.
John w. Harris to Thomas j. HamIi-
Z. t, Fletehers "a erooR-ide suburb.
(Brookside av. near 18th sts)...:. $4,000
Sarah c. Landmeier TO Martha ". Nc
Kay. Lots 2ss and 2s7. Ingram fetch
fTs SUB; oa 5ioG Nm ! add and ,c : I9sr Ss
vada st, and Hillside av.--......... 5000
Pi Lots W y nna Go- R to 3rn NJ; Gl En y
add, CHamilton az, near Michigan ST.. 10000
Ora NJ. Enyart to NJ. l.. Enyart, same as
John J. Cooper to Charles F. Simpson. 0O
Lot IS. in Cooper & Pickens's sub Of
Scouts so sub . So >; Of B asa4 6Tan e ans go NJ
VIM. Z. Anderson 10 Frank Grain ct TX.
Lot l3. Bradley. Denny a. Atkinson's
f. Westinghouse add bradley st.
Mary II. Edgworth to Byron II. Prible.
st. bet RAIDER and Clifton stsl.....-...- 10000
| William H. Diliman to Lottie A. Kinsey.
Lots ! to -, Emerson-av add.
st, st. Clair st and lie Grande aw...-. $4,000
ct gx. Lq. . 7 v Cook SIS. sub
OF Lot 5 Wingate's ada. Cottage av.
Alfred ". Copeland to Edith c. Kiser.
Lot 10, HYDE Park add. CKenwood
Albert f. Pope TO Nancy L. Parker.
Lot SO. Oileman. Reagan & Wheat
ley's Belmont add. Sheffield av. near
VIM. j. Lowry et al. to Gustav Simon.
Lot 81. Block IL. Bruce Barker add.
VIM. ]. Lowry ct al TO Gustav Simon.
Lot %. Block u, Brdce-Barker add.
Corner Columbia az and 2d sO........ So. %
George W. Dietz TO August Tegeler.
/ OF Sec %. TIP Is. ,. Center town
| Alexander \. clark to Elizabeth V.
Harrison, Lot p. Olleman. Reagan &
wheatley's Belmont add. CBismarck
Elizabeth Y. Harrison to Francis NJ.
Thorpe. same as above 1000
John @. Schad 10 Francis +. Swing et
TX. Lot 81. in Marion Park add. GSth
st, near sugar Grove av). ~.. 10000
Elijah b. Msrtindaie 70 Jas W. era
Central sv. near 18Th sn -. 10000
Nellie Greig TO William Dickerson e al.
Boyd av1 1907 NJ
- - o-,.4a.-..s- a. e -
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Henry c. Bakemeyer. remodeiing. 1l20 Broad
way, $500.
Edward Specie. shed. 2o7s Hazel street. SIS.
Margaret G. Walpole. addition. 1855 Bates
street. 500.
William Conover. stable. GIT HoIIey avenue. $50.
Mrs. Emma Panther. remodeling. MICHIGAN
and New Jersey streets. Sass.
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IN THE COURTS.
New Suits Filed.

Samuel A. Hollensbe VS.. James z. Mann
ct al; suit on bond and account. De-
mand. 500. Superior Court. Room 2.
John l.. Cook rs. Annie Il. Cook; divorce.
Superior Court, Room g..
Fannie Thompson VS.. John ThompSon;
divorce. Superior Court. Room 2.
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Marriage Licenses.

Burton y. Bales and Dorothy o.. Bailey.
Charles Logan ard Pearl Glover
Franklin l. Bridges and Louise MetcaIf.
Herman Gordon and Bertha McElWainc.
James V. Wilson and EleaaOra Pr.ntz-
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NOTICE OF SALE.

Notice is hereby given that on Saturday. Aug.
20. 1901. at 10 o'clock q. m. at No. Oil North
Temple avenue. in the city ef indianapolis. 1 will
Cfer FOR sale at public sale all the personal
estate OF Amanda Robinson. deceased. The
same consists or household goods and two bug
gies and harness. No bid will be received for
less than twc-thirds the appraised value. and
said sale viii be subject to the approval OF the
court. Terms cash.
WILLIAM F. CHURCHMAN,
SpaciaI Administrators
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HELL.


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WANTED-SeveTal hrst-class cornice makers
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