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Los Angeles herald., 1906-08-15
ANGELS CAPTURE
OPENING GAME
CRAvATH HOLDS DOWN FIRST
BAG
Rereeman Pitches Fast Ball and Has
Ralsln PIckers GuessIne-Wcl-
ters Also TwIrIs In
Fine Form
Los Angeles 3, Fresno I

with our old friend Cravath acting
as field captain and playing first base
like a rejuvenated Tenny. 1t was small
wonder that we won out in the opening
game with the Fresno crowd yesterday
afternoon.
celery shone very much to the good.
and although Bergman's pitching was
of the sort that might win any game
Cravath got away with some stunts
that would have made the incapaci-
tated Cap Dillon turn green with envy
had he been sitting on the bench. HIS
capture Of Doyle's fly to short right IN
the eighth inning was the classy event
of the afternoon and called for con-
siderable of an ovation.
Eleven put outs and no errors appear
in the scoreman's column, and the man
ner in which several bad assists were
gathered in caused little thrills of sur
prise to float through the atmosphere.
But Gravy was not the whole snow
by a long way. Bergman, who drifted
west from the Chicao City league, had
his warm weather arm working to per-
fection, and the one run scored off his
delivery came as a result of two
Dagger and a single in the second in
ming.
Young Mangerina evidenced the fact
that he can catch with the other back
stops of the league, and worried VOL
ters, the Fresno twirler, like an old
time base runner when he got on the
paths after a nice safety.
Wolters was scare a notch behind
Bergman when 1t came to shutting off
bingles, and despite the fact that he
was on the losing end pitched the con-
sistent article which has marked his
6n Inns fNf
league ball.
The warm weather evidently loosened
Truck Eagan's joints, for the heavy
weight shortstop was as spry as a kit
ten and nabbed two hard assists which
hit the high places to short in danger
GUS fashion.
He committed a barefaced robbery in
the third by stabbing Mangerina's siz-
zler with one hand and whirling it to
first ahead of "Manaerie" by hair s
breadth.
t'Truck" was also mainly responsible
for Fresno one run. which occurred
after he had driven long double to
center. Bernard endeavored to catch
ball caught Truck" in the ribs he
rumbled on to third. Wolters singled to
left and Egan came across.
The Angels took the lead in the fifth.
Ellis shot one to center and McClelland
banged another up against the center
field boundary Ellis reaching third.
Bergman sent a hot one through Del
mas, and Ellis tailed Del was un-
lucky again, and a bad one from Ber-
nard's bat bounded safely away from
him, scoring McClelland.
A telegram received by President
Bert yesterday from Oakland was tt
the effect that Cap Dillon had left or
the coast line and was due to arrive in
Los Angeles last night. Bert antici-
pates that Dillon will be out of the
game for week, at least.
The score:
Los Angeles herald., 1906-08-15
LAToNIA PARK RESULTS

BY Associated Press.
CINCINNATI, Aug. 14.-Latonia re-
suits:
First race. five and half furlongs-
Weber won, Jay Swift second, McIn-
tyre third. Time Ill.
Second race. six furlongs-Elastic
won, Lady Henrietta second, Mum
third. Time 1:19 1-5.
Third race, six furlongs-Martha
German won, Falkland second, linda
third. Time 1:17 AS.
Fourth race, seven furlongs, handi-
cap-Wee Lass won. Monte Lucille sec
ond. Devout third. Time 80 As.
Fifth race, mile and hree-sixteenths
Hubbard won. Swift Wing second,
Morendo third. Time2:0S AS.
Sixth race. mile-Ban Possal won,
Intense second, Lady Charade third.
Time 1:46 4-5.
Los Angeles herald., 1906-08-15
AMERICAN LEAGUE
cLEvELANp Is WINMER

BY Associated Press
CLEVELAND, Aug 14.-By bunch
Ing triple, two doubles and four sin
giles with two bases on balls, Cleveland
scored seven runs in the eighth inning
and defeated washington. Washing
ton knocked Joss and Fels out of the
box Bernhard only allowed one man
to reach first in five innings. Score:
Cleveland 8. hits 12. errors 8.
Washington 8, hits 8, errors 2.
Batteries-Joss. Fels, Bernhard and
Buelow; Falkenberg, Hughes and
Wakefield.
Los Angeles herald., 1906-08-15
COD WINS SECOND RACE
Spokane, Winner, of Yesterdays Con-
test, Finished Twelfth, Not
Catching the Wind
BY Associated Press.

a most uncertain breeze the Cod, owned
by Morton Prince of Boston, won the
second of the trial races for the selec-
ton of the defenders for the Roosevelt
cup. The Caramba, owned by C. H.
w. Foster, was second and the Chez
wink VI, the entry of r. G. McCombe
was third.
The Spokane. winner of yesterdays
race. was one of the unfortunate
yachts in not getting the breeze and
finished twelfth at 3:50:40.
The start was made at 11:55 the
elapsed time being as follows: Cod
S:28:35; Caramba, 3:,9:02 Cheewinl
VI, 3:35:45.
Los Angeles herald., 1906-08-15
HAS NOT SIGNED MCCARTHY

President Bert denied yesterday the
story that he had engaged Jack Nc
carty as n Pacific Coast umpire. ''I
would like to get Jack, but do not
know that he is free to sign" said Bert
"McCarty is not sure himself whether
he can sign with us, and until he can
show release / couldn't think of en-
gaging him."
Los Angeles herald., 1906-08-15
GRAND CIRCUIT RACES
iy Ass0ciated Press

by Associated Press
POUGHKEEPsIE, N. Y, Aug. IA
Grand Circuit results:
2;ll class. pacing. purse $500, two in
three-Rudy Kip won two straight
heats and the race. Best time, 2:O5A
2;2S class, trotting purse $500. three
In hve-Allie Jay won three straight
heats and the race. Best time, 2:10.
2;l4 class, pacing, purse $1,000, two In
three-Angus Penter won two straight
heats and the race. Best time, 2:OSh.
Los Angeles herald., 1906-08-15
NATIONAL LEAGUE
RosToN is SHUT our

by Associated Press.
PITTSBURG. Aug. 14-The Pitts
burgs returned from their eastern trip
today and easily defeated Boston.
Score:
Pittsburg A. hits 6. errors 1.
Boston 0, hits 4, errors 1.
Batteres-Leever and Gibson; Linda
man and Needham. Umpires-Joh
stone and Conway.
Los Angeles herald., 1906-08-15
RESULTS AT THE MEADOWS

BY Nee0cia ted Press.
SEATTLE, Aug. H.-Results at the
Meadows:
Five and a half urlongs-Grenore
won, Chief Aloha second, Barranca
third. Time, 1908.
Mile and a quarter-Bessie Welfy
won Thaddeus second, Kinder third.
Time 2:0S.
Six furlongs-Ambitious won, Tavora
second, Betsy third. Time, 1:14A.
Five furlongs-B won, A. b.
Cook second, Chassis third. Time,
00%
Mile-Flomanola won, Jerusha sec
ond, Ahersain third Time. 1:41.
Mile and fifty yards-Ed Sheridan
won, Blue Eyes second Borbardier
third Time, 1:43
Los Angeles herald., 1906-08-15
BASEBALL TEAMS GIVE FoRFEI7

President Perkins Of the Los Angeles
Amateur Baseball league was awarded
$40 forfeit money at a meeting of the
association held last night. The
Doigeville, Watts and Pirate teams
Wllndrew from the league. thereby
forfeiting their deposits. Should the
Alhambra team. which now leads the
league, fail to meet the Reliance nine
at Echo park August 26, they win lose
the game by forfeit
Los Angeles herald., 1906-08-15
SELL YEARLINos AT SARATOGA

SARATOGA. n. Y. Aug. 14.-At a
sale of yearlings belonging to John A.
Madden today a half brother to Pc
gasus was sold to Fred Burlow for
$1,000, top price of the sale. The colt
is by Hamburg Peg Woffington. Bur
low also paid $4,000 for chestnut colt
by Plaudit-
Los Angeles herald., 1906-08-15
Rob Another Church
ay AasocInled Presa.

be a recurrence OF the anti-rituaIist
movement The church at Malvern
Link, In Worcestershire. has been
twice entered, and the pictures. vest
ments and ornaments destroyed.
Los Angeles herald., 1906-08-15
lawson Defeats Kramer

~ AsEoclat TED Press.
SALT LAKE. Aug. 14.-In the first
OF series OF three bicycle races at the
Salt Palace saucer track for a purse
OF $3.50, Iver Lawson Of Salt Lake beat
Frank Kramer OF Newark, N. j., by
fifteen yards.
Los Angeles herald., 1906-08-15
SIGNS NEW PITCHER

Nv ArTocia'eu fFeA6.
DETROIT Aug. 14.-The Detroit
American league baseball team has
signed Pitcher Willehs of the Wichita
Western association team.
Los Angeles herald., 1906-08-15

o'clock and kept It up at the table,
Tim gaining a slight advantage. Then
they went back to their room, and at
supper time Buzzaz was leading again,
although his voice was beginning to
weaken under punishment.
when I fell asleep about II o'clock
Brazzaz leading by slight margin. I
walked up several times during the
night and heard them hard at It. AT
breakfast time they came down, pale
but determined, and fought II out for
an hour over the table.
ut was then that | discovered what
they were talking about. Tim was de-
claring I'm favor of hitting to right field
with runners on lases and no one out,
while Matte was arguing for bunting
toward third base.
They retired to their room again
after luncheon, and seemed to be
fresher and stronger than ever, so 1
Invited the gang UP to my room to
listen while we played poker.
"At supper time Tim still was strong
while Matte only could cheep once in
a while, defending himself as best he
could, while Tim hammered him with
arguments. We came back up from
supper, and Matte was making one last
despairing effort to win out. while Tim
was steady and strong.
"At IL O'Clock Mattie's voice died out
entirely and, after waiting half an
hour, we forced the door and found
Bazzaz sound asleep on the floor. with
Tim leaning over him and arguing
into his ear"
Los Angeles herald., 1906-08-15
FRESNO
SUMMARY

Iwo-base hits-Eagan. McClelland
Casey. Sacrifice hits--Delmas, Nc
Laughlin First base on errors-Fres-
no. l. Left on bases-Los Angeles, 5;
Fresno, g. Bases on balls-Off Berge-
man, /; off VOTERS. /. Struck out-By
Bergeman 5; by VOTERS 4. Hit by
pitched pall-Ellis. Time Of game
1875. Umpre-Perrine.
Los Angeles herald., 1906-08-15
Dummy Hoy Is Downed

One OF the funniest tanning matches
I ever saw was between Dummy Hoy
and Jimmie Stafford when they were at
Louisville. Hoy couldn't talk, but was
willing, while Stafford, who could talk
wouldn't, except under stress of cir
cumstances. They got into an argu-
ment about a play one afternoon, and
after expostulating and moving his
fingers for some time, Hoy sent up to
me to borrow pencil and paper.
They used that up on the bench, and
that night, in the writing room of the
hotel, they argued about five reams of
letter paper before the clerk got sus-
picious and shut down on the supply.
Dummy could say some words and
as he arose he remarked You're a
id fool"
The next day at noon Stafford, hav-
ing thought it over sufficiently to speak,
turned to Hoy at the table and re-
marked: You're another
Los Angeles herald., 1906-08-15
Talks KlIroy to Sleep

"Tim and Bazzaz were rooming to-
gether at Baltimore" says Kit, "and
my room was next to theirs. 1t rained
on Saturday and there was no game, 80
of course, we were forced to stay idle
until Monday Tim and Bazzaz began
tanning just after breakfast Saturday
morning.
II was In my room writing some let
ters and listened to them until noon
when 1 went down to lunch. AT that
time Bazzaz seemed to have Tim OF
the run and to be winning the argu-
ment. They came down 10 lunch about
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1906-06-30

IN the game today and Matthews Of Land
hth viii play at left and a pitcher from
the same team will be in readiness TO
relieve McGrory in the box in case he
shall he unable to finish the game as he
too has been suffering from malaria
George T. Tobin, Jr., has lost a valuable
bloodhound, the only one of his kind in
this locality Ted as he was known, left
his home at the slaughterhouse and
wandered on the railroad tracks, He
was only missing for FIVE minutes and
came home minus his tail and one foot
His owner at once ended his sufferings
by killing him. A few DAYS ago Mr.
Iobin refused a goodly sum for the animal
A good cigar at khnes.F
Miss Kathryn Brough of Philadelphia,
q former resident of this city. who came
here several days ago on account of the
death of her niece, Esther NJ Rothrock
and who had purposed remaining with
her sister, Mrs. Harry J. Rothrock, for
several days, was called 20 her home
yesterday by a dispatch which stated
that her brother George Brough, was
critically Ill and his life was despaired of.
Mrs James NJ. Ilouseman, who sprained
her ankle over two months ago, is still
confined to her home, although improving
slowly
William Whitelock and bis bride arrived
In this city from Philadelphia today and
viii spend several days as the guest of
his sister, Mrs James Bacon. Mr. White
lock was a former resident of this city.
Halc's carly peaches arrived in this
city yesterday, from the farm of Miss
Margaret Janvier, and sold readily at 10
cents per quart
Fresh fish and clans. Kings.t
George Wadsley, aged 0 years, son oI
/ William Wadsley, has been very IN as the
result Of a catarrhal swelling on the inside
I of his left hand. the result of a briise
Many bathers were seen in the Della.
ware River las evening, and many went
/ in at Cofeld Beach.
Personal: Mr. and Mrs John r. Taylol
Of Snow Hill, Md, are the guests Of Rev
and Mrs. George r. Alderson- Mis-,
I Margaret Carrick who is employed will
/ the General Electric Co. az Schenectady
Margaret Carrick left this morning Ion
a visit to her brother. John r. Carricl,
who is employed with the General Electri,
Z Co., at Schenectady. n. y. Before hei
return she will visit Niagara Falls. Sara.
toga and Lake George.
Silver Suds does not scratch. Sold b,
/ druggists and grocers.*
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1906-06-30
THE NEWS OF NEW CASTLE
A Lively Meeting of City Coun-
Gil Last Evening.
TILT OVER THE WHARF LEASE
Action Deferred Until the Mex
Meeting.
Ordinances Against Filthy Pig Pens aud
Providing for the Registration of Dogs
X. OFF. Omcers-Dog Has Tts TAN Cut
On-Social and Personal Items.
slaa corrs.ponasnee d Ersry ErenIng.

ctdu ioflehpuuutuNe OF Livery evening
New Castle, June S0-On account of
the absence of Councilman Jamison, last
evening, at the adjourned meeting of
City Council, action on the proposed lease
Of Harmony street wharf was deferred
until Tuesday evening. Attorney VIII
liam H. Cooper, Jr. was present and
objected strenuously 10 the clauses in
the compact releasing the wharf to Mr..
Beebe, the boat builder wherein they
read as follows:
"Ihcre shall be no subletting of the said
wharf, or premises or assigning of this
lease to anyone without the consent of the
City Council OF New Castle expressed by a
resolution of Council passed for the pur-
pose
"Said wharf shall be used by the said
party, his executors, his administrators OF
assigns in the boat building business OF
other proper industrial pursuits connected
Herewith, &C.
The words "no subletting," and "con-
nected herewith were the objection
able features. Mr. Cooper threatened
the Withdrawal of the lease and applica-
tion entirely and the matter was laid over
During the argument Mr. Gallagher
said ~ don't care who sells or pur.
chases the wharf so long as they keer
It up for industrial purposes
Mr. Reynolds "If there is nothing
wrong In granting the lease with tho
clauses in II as prepared why is there 81
much fuss about il? ] say the clause.
are right and reasonable. The Council
should have the right and jurisdiction il
the matter
Mr. Cooper "Other industries ano
concerns have come into this city ano
gotten everything without any bother
and a legitimate concern such as this /.
held up by clauses which restrict a mar
IN his business
Mr. Reynolds at is not my purpose ol
that Of the Council TO restrict any persoi
or fake advantage of any person, especi
ally Mr. Beebe, whom 1 believe to be
strictly honest business man. / mus
say other people got in very easy"
Mr. Cooper "rhe Delaware River +
now taking away the property and vii
shortly have it all. Il is up to you 0,
/ save IT,
Mr. Gallagher 81 voted against th,
clauses put in the contract, but was over
| ruled by the other members
Mr. Smith -"I do not want 20 throw
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1906-06-30

every intelligent farmer and the centre
of every occasion where the farmers have
met to discuss their interests. Your
daily mail must bring you letters from
farmers in all parts of the State asking
you for advice, for you know every nook
and corner of IL without going upon the
ground, as no successor OF yours could
hope 10 do. Your accrued experience is
itself above price, and any successor YOU
may have will have it ali TO gain and it
will be a long time before he can hope to
so gain the confidence of this people
We recognize both the source and
motive of these attempts to seriously
affect your relations TO the agricultural
and educational interests of the State
We think that Delaware College main
tanned exclusively by the funds derived
from the general government should be
conducted in strict accordance with the
requirements of the Federal Statutes;
that such funds should not be diverted
TO the maintenance of a classical or gem
eral school, but should be applied in the
language Of the Morrill, Act:
"Only TO instruction in agriculture,
the mechanic arts, the English language
and the various branches of mathemati-
cal, physical, natural and economic
I science. with special reference to theiI
applications in the industries Of life, and
TO the facilities for such instruction"
The position taken and held by YOU as
director Of the Experiment Station in
accordance with these views. merits and
meets our approval We hope that you
viii not sever your connection with the
/ institution but win retain il and give yoy
the assurance of the steady. constant
and reliable support Of the unanimous
sentiment Of the farmers and agricul
tural interests of the State in this matter
as they conceive not only so important
but so vital to their welfare.
Very truly yours,
Horvey Walker,
Master Delaware State Grange.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1906-06-30
HouKEssIN.

Special Correspondence Of Every Evening
Hockcssin June 30 John Gormley
has purchased a pair of new team horses
and a heavy wagon.
The large dwelling on the Golding
property is being repainiod
II is reported that the X G. r. are
negotiating for the property of Josiah G.
Way, near the public school
Personal Mr. and Mrs Albert William
son and Mr. and Mrs Thomas William
son were amoag those who attended the
Mercer-pross wedding IN Wilmington on
Thursday evening Miss Sara Storey of
Landenburg is visiting the family of Will
liam Mendcnhall Mrs Isaac Richards
spent Thursday with relatives near
Toughkenamon
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1906-06-30
KENEErT SQUARE.

Special Correspondence OF Every Evening.
Kennett Square, Pa, June 3O.-lra
Mendenhall, while unloading a load
lumber a few days ago, got his la'
caught, bruising it badly, and has %
threatened with blood poison.
Elwood Michener, while at work al .
American road machine works, hao
ioot badly mashed by an elevator sen
Harry Maxwell and Miss Helen ha
Collins We're married at the bride ho-
IN Iioga on Wednesday, in the pI7ss,.l
OF . large number of friends. Mr Na
well is q son Of +. C.Maxwell of this p2
The Ladies Foreign Missionary
ciety met with Mrs. Thomas johnson
Yorklyn on Thursday afternoon r
PERSONAL Miss Laura Pierce oi VIZ
Chester and Miss Lille NJ. hannum
Philadelphia were visitors in tins boIo
on Thursday Thomas Whitaker
Thursday at Chesapeake City, Nd !
Davis and daughter of Atlantic Oill,
occupying the residence of james ~
for the summer-Mrs Cyrus Noiil'.
left town on Thursday for several W.,
NNANNANNN MISS AANaNN' ffs.
Chester, o former resident OF TINS 'o'Y N.
has been visiting here-Miss beiina N N
ney of Middletown. Pa, is o gles' g ~
Maud Fiocls- Miss Edith ho"ilu y
leave next week for Piusbmg, wleis, N
has % position as teacher OF n
, Morris r. Smith gave polch l''ffs fs,r,
morning in honor of Mis tlnlilln w.
Dr. Norman p. Sinclair Of Wy .si
formerly of this borough, saiie9l '' n
for Europe Mrs. Edwin $. fnin n.
leave in i few days for stay a'i ,i:,-
May Edwin S. Philips Is h'liiti"s hll, s
fine tennis court Jesse Philips Wc,.nsI
just graduated from nayerioIa Vis n
this year, has secured posIJloui Mad
mantown Miss Clara Nilhis on '.' i;,b
town, Del, and Miss Mary hels.J n
Philadelphia are guests oi NI' ''''
C a. Ggr-thrnn
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1906-06-30

Though the farmers Of the State are
bitterly disappointed with the action of
the trustees Of Delaware College in re-
moving Dr. Arthur T. Neale from the
post OF director of the Experiment Sta
tion. they want him to remain at the
college and are insisting that he accept
the new post offered to him. A com
mittee from the State Grange held a
meeting early in the week. aud as a result
Of the meeting the following letter was
sent 70 DIR. Neale by Hervey Walker
master of the State Grange
Marshsllton, Del, June 9th, 1906
Dr. A. T. Neale, Newark, Del.
Dear Sir. On behalf Of tho State Grange
COMMITTEES, ! write you asking YOU what
conclusion II any you have arrived at In
regard 70 accepting the chair Of animal
husbandry and agronomy to which YOU
wero elected by the trustees Of Della
ware College, June 10th, 1906. In
recognizing the value OF your services 10
the agricultural interests Of this State In
the past, and the Importance Of having
you with ua in the future, ! sincerely
hope you vii see your way clear to ac
cept. Yours fraternally,
Hervey Walker,
Master Delaware State Grange.
The day following the receipt Of Oh,
letter DR.. Neale sent tho following repl,
10 Mr.. Walker:
Newark, Del, June 2sth. 1906.
Mr.. Hervey Walker, Master of the Stat
Grange Of Delaware, Marshallton, Del
Dear Sir: A communication datel
june. 9th, written by YOU as the repre-
nnufnflva nf "a nnr,,r.sffr., .f a.. la.a
Grange Of Delaware. has been received
THIS letter inquiries.
J. Az to my intentions relative to mn
acceptance Of a position offered to me b
= recent vote of the trustees Of Delawar
College.
2. Il expresses appreciation o. efor,
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1906-06-30

Special Correspondence OF Every Evening
Lewcs, june 30-Green Hill light
house has been repaired
some very iine blackfsh and weak
hsh have been caught at the Harbor
Refuge this week
The growth of hay ON the public
marshes here is the finest IN many vears.
The annual sale Of hay lots win take
place n O few weeks.
The Office Of the late Dr. David Han.
recently purchased of Dr. W. p. Orr.
VIII be moved next week from its present
location, South and Second streets. To-
the corner of South and Fourth streets
end will be used as an office by DR.. James
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1906-06-30
NEWARK

Special Correspondence of Every Evening
Newark. June 30 Ice O. Willis. wife
and children are camping in the Blue
Ridge Mountains, near Harper's Ferry.
Mr. Willis, who is assistant In the me-
chanical department of Delaware Col
lcgc is trying the mountain air for the
benefit of his health
Personal: II NJ. Bottomley has re-
turned from stay at Atlantic City
Mrs Elizabeth Blandy has returned from
am extended stay with relatives at Ports
mouth. Va Mrs Theodore NJ Adams
and son of RocSford, Pa, are visiting
DIR. and Mrs W J. Rowan-Miss Sallie
Kennedy of Chester has been visiting
Miss Helen Weaker.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1906-06-30
LEWEs

Silver Suds does not scratch. Sold b,
druggists and grocers.*
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1906-06-30
DIR. ARTHUR I. NEAL
ASKED TO REMAIN
The State Grange Desires Him
TO Accept the New Position
Offered TO Him at Della
ware College
and HAVE 50 INFORMED BIN
They Appreciate What He
Has Done for the Farming
Interests.
BLOTTlNG OUT SEVERAL PESTS
And Also In Doing Good In Many
Other Ways.

a Conmittec of tho Grange, Appointed
for the Purpose, Sent Letter to ,he
Deotor, Eariy In tho Week. Urging Him
- Accept tho New Post-ne a. Holding
ane Matter Under Advisement.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1906-06-30

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romth
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Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1906-06-30

Red Cross Plasters, Diapers Seventh
and Jackson
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1906-06-30

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