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Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1906-10-13

The annual meeting OF the stock
holders of the Peoples building and
Loan Association of Hampton. Va,
will be held in Bassett's Academy CT
Music. Hampton, Va, at O'Clock p.
M, Monday. the 18th day of October,
1906, for the election of directors and
Tor such other business rs may prop
,rly come before the meeting.
HARRIS BARRETT,
1O-3-11t. Secretary.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1906-10-13
Delegates Are Expectes uon,.

Ms kooeri 5. Hndgins. Mrs. Hen.
r.ei'a Herbert. Miss Lois Nrars onn
MISS Elizabeth Curtis. who ba"n
vi, VII attending the meeting of tho
virginia Daughters of tle confo5an,
~ III Wytheville, are expected to
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1906-10-13
Central. Give Me Ma 20

Just as well keep this on tile tongue
souay, Tor there's where you get the
iresnest and best groceries IN thc
quickest possible time. Just a word
WIZ H. s. BUSH will assist YOU in
buying your groceries. !,
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1906-10-13
KICKED ON HEAD AND DIES.
Star University Scholar a Victim Of
Football

IBy associated PresS.)
TORONTO, ONT, Oct. I2-W.
Flynn Ellis. aged 81, of Toronto,
fourth year modern history man NJ
Toronto University and manager OF
The third Rugby team last year died
tonight from injuries received in a
practice football game on the varsity
lawn Wednesday. He was Kicked
In the head.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1906-10-13
TIRED OF oNe.Lgeeep MAN.
Mrs. Gipson Institutes Suit for pi
Vorce From Her Husband.

In the Circuit Court yesterday suit
was instituted by Mrs. Sarah GIBSON
against her husband, William Riley
"lpson' in which Mrs. Gipson asked
an absolute separation from her hus.
nahd: Mr.. Gipson. who has but one
leg, lives in Newport News.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1906-10-13
Swell OveYcoais

no matter what style You
wail'--iong or short, light or
'iufk-we nave them at the most
reasonable prices You ever heard
OF. Come i'll today and look
them over and you'll find what
we say is true.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1906-10-13
Football, Games

Al Chapel Hill. n. Univcrsity
OF North Carolina. -; Richmond Col.
lcge. o.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-07-23

ote Stetnpdno TN SouentDal pdpen
fallen ldfIen, o0er bat pielei9t gar Elm
ungliid g'bubt uno lit abg'ftiir5t. &ein
&n04erl tit mebr gang; tarm baB
Mrs ri3tig in Ben Sad bra9t bab'n.
Die 3igeuner un0 Die 2eut' tpero'n
i9au'n, penn's 60ren, SaB oas f60ne
Mfa0I to0t it," Damn Ia9te er rob
auf.
SIN &ir6bufe gu @urmif9, gang an
Der Mauer, lit i6r @rab.
9ange itanb elm fleines &reus bar>
auf uno offers tonnte man audi einen
frt'9en &ran5 bemerfen, oen cine iunee
8Guerin. in 8egleitung zines ernftz
blidenoen Mannes in 6dlbiG9eriI6er
Sro3t oaran befeftigt bate.
gie es iebt lit?
Die 3eit ma9t aud Grabbiigel glatt
uno eben = neben i6nen entpidelt IiG
reues Qe6en = uno es IL gut To-
6 n B G.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-07-23

Grpbes Muffe9en erreg,
in 8uoapeIt Die 8erbaftung oes @rob=
srunSbeiibers uno ebsmalisen Oirefs
tors Der 8anf fir 9un6el uno Snor=
itris b. @asatonb. gr miro bsi9ulSigt,
betriiserif4eS 4uloen in sroBem WaB'
ftabe aemaGt au baben.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-07-23
Observation-Disclosures Il.
DdnodIid Sine.

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The Washington times., 1906-04-19
NEW CITY WILL RISE,"
GOVERNOR PARDEE
San Francisco, Though Hard Hit, Is
Not by Any Means
Destroyed.

OAKLAND. Cal, April BIN an in
terview today Governor Pardee said in
regard 10 the catastrophe which has
Overtaken San Francisco:
The terrible calamity. which has
overtallen the city of San Francisco and
ncighborhood, leaves me without words
10 express my feelings No one yet fully
Grasps what has happened, although il
Is 10 be hoped that the stories concern
ing the loss of life are greatly exagger-
ated. Loss Of property from the earth
quake, Of course, though small IN COM
parison with that resulting from the fol-
lowing ConflagratiOn, would have been
serious enough to have aroused the at
tention of the whole world"
Among all the narrowing thoughts
of this day of terrors II has been a
source Of pleasure to have received from
the governors of a dozen or more States
messages Of sympathy for our stricken
city and its people and proffers Of as
Sistance Of any kind the sufferers may
need. President Roosevelt has sent dis
patches Of coincidence and sympathy. in
duiry and DrOffers Of aid. These mes
sages, in our hour of deep trouble, give
us assurance that our distress viii be
shared by our friends In older States.
san Francisco, though hard hit, IS
not by any means destroyed. The
courageous people Will soon recover from
their dismay and the city by the Golden
we shall he even prouder of than Of the
old one. While we are at the moment
discouraged, this is far from our
thoughts"
The Washington times., 1906-04-19
PILES ID YEARS
Terrible Case Cured PainIessIy With
Only One Treatment Of Pyra-
mid Pile Cure.
Free Package in Plain Wrapper Mailed
TO Everyone Who Writes.

II have been terrible sufferer OF
plies tcr fourteen (lD years and during
all this time YOU can have an idea Of
now many kinds Of medicine I tried
But 1 found no relief whatever. I felr
there must be something that could cure
me without having 10 undergo an Oper-
alton which might kill me.
Now, after trying but one treatment
or your Pyramids. I am free. free 10
tell ali sufI erers Of this dreadful disease
10 Try this mediCine-the Pyramid Pile
Cure It win cure when all others fail.
Sincerely yours, George Braneigh
Schenburg. Pa"
Anyone suffering from the terrible tor
ture, burning and itching OF piles. will
get instant relief from the treatment We
send out free, at our own expense. in
plain scaled package. TO everyone send
ing name and address
Surgical operation for piles Is unneces-
sary and rarely a permanent success
Here you can get a treatment that is
quick easy 10 apply and inexpensive,
and free rom the publicity and humilia-
ton you suffer by doctors examination
Pyramid Pile Cure is made in the form
OF easy 70 use suppOsitOries- The com
ing OF a cure is felt the moment YOU
begin 10 use IT. and your suffering ends.
Send YOUR name and address at once 70
Pyramid Drug Co. 2602 Pyramid Build
ing. Marshall. Mich, and get. by return
mail, the treatment we viii send YOU
free. IN plain. scaled wrapper.
After seeing Tor yourself what Il Cgu
DO, you can get a regular. full-siZHI
package Of Pyramid Pile Cure, from am
druggist at % cents each. OF. on reCeiE-
Of price, we viii mail YOU same our
selves II he should not have Il.
The Washington times., 1906-04-19
Vast Bullion in Mint
Saved by Heroic Effort
Three Hundred Millions of Dollars UntouCh-
ed in Building Standing in Center of
Blocks Upon Blocks of Ruins.

Roberts. OF the Mint from superintend-
ent Leach II reads in part as follows:
Mint IS the only building not de-
stroyed for blocks reached the build
ing before the worst Of the shock came
finding a lot Of our men, then stationed
them at pOiL OF vantage from roof TO
basement and with our fire apparatus
and help Of fire department. we success
fully fought the IRE away, although an
the windows on Mint avenue and back
side OF third story were burned ont
Fire coming in drove US back for q
time. Adjusting rooms and refinery
damaged some. and heavy stone cOrnice
on that side OF the building melted of
The roof burned some little.
Troops Helped in Fight.
Lieut. G. p Armstrong. Sixth United
States Infantry. was. with a squad OF
men, sent 70 US BY commanding officer
aid.
i could not. report sooner as had
70 70 want until l got back 10 Oakland.
SoGlu not get any dispatches forwarded
from san Francisco.
LEACH, superintendent"
The Washington times., 1906-04-19

OF all the Incidents OF the catastrophe
IN San Francisco. the escape Of the
United States mint IS considered in this
city the most wonderful.
Withstanding the shock Of the earth
quakS, the building was for a long time
threatened by fire. Inside the vaults OF
the structure were S30l. 600. .OO0 in gold and
silver coin. and $4,000 in gold and sill
yer bullion The flames swept toward
this store Of wealth from all sides.
Saved by Firemen-
That the building and It's immense
amount Of money was saved IS due en-
tirely 70 the heroic efforts OF Superin-
tendent Leach, his assistants. and the
fire depar tment Of San Francisco. Every
building for many blocks around has
been razed TO the ground and only the
mint IS standing
The story of the great fight with the
flames is elOauently told in a brief dis
patch received this morning by Director
The Washington times., 1906-04-19
WHERE EARTHQUAKE AND FLAMES HAVE WROUGHT RUIN
Millions of Dollars
Lost in Big Buildings.

Some of the important build
ingS reported destroyed and their
values are here given:
Palace hotel 50, 100000
Spreckles building. 100000
Pacific States Tel. bldg $4,000
Rialto building, owned
by Mrs. Herman
Oelrichs ......... 100000
Mutual Life building. 100000
Grand Opera House. 100000
Gore block, not fin
iShed, about. 100000
Examiner building. -. 10000
Postal Telegraph bldg. 100000
Western Union and
Associated Press. =. $4,000
Union Ferry docks
foundations erected) 100000
The Washington times., 1906-04-19
CANAL PLANS AFFECTED
BY SHOCK ON COAST
Disaster Said to Bear Out Arguments
of Sea Level Plan Sup
porters.

PANAMA. via Galveston. Texas. April
19.-News of the san Francisco earth
quake caused much CONSERVATION In
Panama. Many families of men living
here are In that city
Advocates Of n sea level canal assert
that the san Francisco earthquake will
have bearing in the determination of
Congress concerning the canal plan,
bearing out the contention OF General
Davis, whose report lays special stress
on the danger that with the breaking
OF tie dam at Gatun the Chagres Val
ley and Colon would be inundated
An executive order just issued termi-
mates May Is the use of cOmmiSsary
tickets, except at the Panama railroad
stores. This privilege has been greatly
abused and local business has suffered.
Disbursing officer T. J. Williams has
BEEN appointed local auditor of the
Canal Commission, vice Auditor Stark.
resigned He will hold both positions.
The Washington times., 1906-04-19
CATTLEMAN IN OREGON
KILLS WILDCAT WITH WHIP

Lazinka. a well-known cattle man.
while driving his cattle TO the Walla
walIa river in the vicinity OF the slide"
in the northern part OF the county. en-
cOUnttred a large female wildcat. which
he attacked and chased on horseback
with nothing for a weapon but q large
riding whip
The animal finally turned and attack
ed him. jumping upon hts horse. tear
ing his saddle and chaps" with its
sharp claws. and trying hard 10 reach
his face.
He finally dealth Il a blow that stun
ned II. when he quickly dismOunted
and followed Up his advantage BY kick
ing and beating the animal TO death.
II was a very large cat. apparently
about six years old. and had a fine
fur. which he removed and brought 70
this city.
The Washington times., 1906-04-19
STANFORD UNIVERSITY
BUILDING WRECKED
Two Men Killed, One a Student-Si1
SttSa"nts Reported Fatally
Injured.

OAKLAND. Cal, April 19.-Stanford
University is reported 10 be completely
demolished with the exception OF one
building
Two men were killed at the univer-
sity. one Of them a student, the other a
fireman.
AT least six students were seriously II
not fatally injured, and are today lying
IN the Palo Alto Hospital lowering be
tw cen life and death.
The name OF the student who was
killed IS reported 20 be Robert Hanna
Of Bradford Pa, and that OF the FIRE
man. Otto Grub
The Washington times., 1906-04-19
ARMY MEDICINES
FOR THE SUFFERERS

Surgeon General O'Rellly. Of the
army, this morning telegraphed his chief
surgeon in charge of the big army
medical supply depot at St. Louis, TO
be in readiness 10 ship 10 San Fran
cisco large quantities Of medical sup
plies of all sorts.
The army medical department. in the
city OF San Francisco has been in
structed 20 lend aid 70 the civil author
tiles in every way possible. There are
nearly thirty army doctors stationed
either in San Francisco or in the i'm
mediate vicinity of the city.
At the Preside Of San Francisco there
is a large general hospital capable Of
accommodating over 400 patients.
The Washington times., 1906-04-19
INSANE PATIENTS
PERISH IN RUINS
Three Hundred Buried Un-
der Falling Walls.
TWO HUNDRED NOW AT LARGE
Death and Destruction at San Jose,
Santa Cruz, and Other Sur
rounding Towns.

Los ANGELES, Cal. Apri. 19.-Pas-
sengersf arriving from other cities in
California bring tales Of death and
disaster. At Agnews. an insane asy-
lum. containing nearly 200 patients, col
lapsed at the first shock. One hundred
and fifty have been removed from the
ruins. leaving $50 still buried Two hun
dred lunatics are roaming the country.
Scores Dead at San Jose.
At San Jose. the vendome Hotel and
fifteen persons We're killed. Fifty 9TH
ers were killed in the general wreckage
of the town, which includes all the
public buildings
The same story of death and devasta-
tion comes from Santa Cruz, Monterey,
Gilroy, and Hollister. The death list
at Santa Cruz is reported 10 be large.
At Salinas, down the coast, near Mon
terey, the town practically was destroy
ed and the damage TO property is esti-
mated at upward OF 100000 with ten
reported dead. Sacramento. Stockton
Watsonville, and other towns report
great damage. Redwood City. Menlo
Park. and Burlngame also suffered.
Damage at Berkeley.
Berkeley was damaged very slightly
as compared to other towns. The total
damage TO property is estimated at not
exceeding 10000. There were but three
buildings badly damaged-the Berkeley
High School. the Morse block, and A
public school building. which have since
been condemned The State University
was but slightly damaged There were
no fires in this city and no loss of life
resulting from the earthquake shocks.
The Washington times., 1906-04-19
TOWN OF GILROY
RAZED BY EARTHQUAKE
Buildings of Importance Damaged Of
Utterly Ruined, Though No Lives
Were lost.

GILROY, Cal. April 19.-The little
town of GilrOy is I'm ruins as a result
OF the earthquake which occurred at
5:l3 yesterday morning.
As far as known no lives were lost.
Practically every building OF i:nrort-
ance in the city was seriously dartaged
or utterly ruined by the shock
The Washington times., 1906-04-19
NOMINATED FOR MAYOR
OUT IN TAKONA PARK

meeting called by the mayor and
council of Takoma Park was held in
the Presbyterian Church last evening
10 nominate candidates for mayor and
six councilmen. The election VIII be
held May Z.
The following tickets were nominated:
ReguIar-Mavor, W. G. Platt: two
year-councilmen. ShC ar. Grabitt, and
Hanson. one-year-councilmen. w w
Over. =. l.. Blodgett. and J. Is. Jes-
sick.
Observation-Disclosures mayor, T.. y. Jack
son: twO-year-Coun Joseph Pars-
ley. b. r. Holmes. and +. W. Longley
One-year-councilmen ". ". Dyor, w
A. Kroll. and Fred Thomas.
The Washington times., 1906-04-19
LONDON TO RAISE FUND
FOR SAN FRANCISCO

LONDON. April 19.-Americans In Lon
don viii hold a meeting tomorrow ana
subscribe TO the fund for the relief or
the San Francisco sufferers. The Unite
States ambassador. Whitelaw Reid. will
preside at the meeting and viii collect
the subscriptions.
The Washington times., 1906-04-19

OLLDO makes always-green and vel
vety lawns 1oc package. Garden
Seeds and Tools
II. FRANK RUPERT. 1o21 7th st. NV.
The Washington times., 1906-04-19
GOV. PARDEE DECLARES
HOLIDAY IN CALIFORNIA

SACRAMENTO, Cal. April 1e.-Gov
George G. Pardee has issued a procIa-
nation declaring today a public holiday
in the State Of California
The Washington times., 1906-04-19
SELIGMANS SUBSCRIBE
$4,000 TO RELIEF FUND

NEW YORK, April 19.-J. & W.
SeligmaE have subscribed $4,000 for the
San Francisco sufferers.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-05-31
Mnf benz altcn Gtanopnnft.

llnclc Sam fam feinc llnrrben otf
Dem SItbmiS 0ulOeu. - Snitruf.
tionen an Die GommapOeure in.
icrer aricgsi6ifie.' '
obington II, Q. g., 80. Wfoi.
bic Gommanoeurc u~nicrcr &riegS.
i6iife in oen @cmGIiern in ser I'm.
gebung bon Yonoma uno sic Sifi.
5irrc, melbe bie oortigcn Worine.
Grllppcn befebligen, boben iett Die
@eiplng, Den gciebmGbigen Snitrut.
tionen beS 8ouperneurS uno @elonos
ten Charles 6. Wagoon fir Den Salt
bon Eubelt0ruugen in ser &anol5one
Solge 5u Ieiiten. Der S%tonOpunft
Der SunoeSre9icrung in @c5ug mif
rcuolutionGre 9epegungen in Fonas
ma lit nod INNER ocricIbe, Den
StaatSietretGr Toot in 6olgc elmer
Outrage Der Heaierung bon Savanna
III etllem SdretDe1 an 0olt0crllellt
Wogoon ~oorgelcgt bat. Der Snbolt
Der Ounlals %ongeocuteten Eolitit lit
Der, boB llnrllbcn nidt geOuloct mcr.
Den fonnen, bon ipeld)en cine St0-
rllng bcS &onoIboneS 81 bciiirdtcn
ltebt. SetretGr Gait. bat iif alf)
iiber Sen 9egriii nHubeit0rnngcn"
bonn militdriihcn Stonoprntt bcrcits
0eGllBcrt uro ans elmer 0iicntli6en
McnBcruna oes@oiipcrncnrS Mngoon
in cinem iitbmiibcn 9lutt gcbt oclt.
li6 berpor, ooB or niht bcubiidtigt,
irgeno melfe Decentralization bon
Scr cinen ODER onoeren Seitc bel ben
be%poritcbenocn ponamoniId)cn @ob'
len IN ouloen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-05-31
Ncucs d) II DIES &a6i.
net.

StofboIm NJ, S6me6cnL 30. Moi
- Gas ncnc &abinct, meIdcs oaS am
%. Mai 5uriidgctrctcnc MiniiteriunI
Stonff obl0it icbt ii6 pie folgt 81.
iommcn:
@rcmier: g. 81. u. 2inoman; gu.
fits; NIbcrt Eetericn; Norine: NO.
miroI GDrilen; SnncrcS: Sublin; Gi-
non5cn: Swotb; Gcifcntlihe arbci-
ten: @ommarsfioIo; 2anomirtbi6oit,
Glfreo Ectcricn; IclBcrcs: &. 9.
GroIlc; &ricg: g. s. EingIten.
SIN 8onul ufgeInu Ell.
2onoon, 80. Mni, - Ger Cant
pier y2croS" ser o0cutid)cn 2epunic.
2inie," Captain g8citpbol, lit, oli
Der 6oGrt bon &nmburg nod 0en@G.
len oc3 WittclmecrcS befinblid, olli
Der @0bc ser Snicl ItOcrnep, elmer
Scr gtormonniihcn Snicln I'M &n.
nal, ou~fgclouicn. BUR Belt berri6tc
bidtcr Ncbcl. 0ic gclommte Mtoulls
idoit ocS GampicrS mltrbe li6cr al
2ono Ncictt. Ger Compiler &c.
roS" lit inn Sabre 1888 in MiOOle3.
boro gcbolt morocn mo bieB anfGng.
lid nMocoIior". Splitter muroc ser
Same in ,SlaponiQ" un0 peiter in
n2CroS" g%cGnocrt.)
i ii ci Il IcntbureS II IL
i6ifi.
Tari5, 80. Moi. 49, Ger Ncros
Stub bat iid nit Dem Nllfrui an Die
groBe Seiicntlidfcit gclUanot, cincn
YrciS bon 100000 fiir Die grIil.
Dung cincS mirtliG lcnfboren 2llft.
ballonS 5t FIFTEEN.
Ger Nuirui lit bon ocn Utitglieoern
hc8 ncronoutiifen Counties Der glto.
ocmic ser @iiicnidoiten untcr5eiG.
net uno ertl1rt, boB Der Grfolg I'M
mittelbar beporltGn0c.
9 6iffbrudJ un0 2ebenS.
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Conception Gbili. 80. Moi.
Gas britii6c &oQihiff DGoptoin
Gomea," meIdes an 81. NpriI bon
McIbollrrc nad) GorOncl obGinA lit
bel Sonto Worio Qeiheitcrt. %
WitgIieocr Der Monni6oit, Gin.
idlieblid) oller Sffi5iCrc, nit 9llS-
nobme beS crIteu Moot5, %crtronfcn.
Ger Waot un0 brei on0crc @crcttctc
iino 81 SLIGO gclon6ct.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-05-31
Mcbr Strifebrcd)cr siir Stcllc.

SteubenOille, Ohio, 80. Wtni.
= 9ic III. @. Gool Company" bat
sen ADMINISTRATION in ibrcr 3cfc mei-
tcre 80 @onn 3ugefiigt. Giciclbcn
muroen in bic 3cd)c geianbt unb nllcn
&crfebr 5luiidcn ibnen mo Scr Nit
bennett obgeipcrrt. Gen Stritcrn
uno bcn @comtcn Der @rubcnorbcitcr
miro nidlt Qcitottct, sic Guorticrc ser
ncllen Irbeitcr SIT beiud)en, ml&g9s
nommen nit Cincm EoB bon bem Git
pcrintenocntcn Cor. SoS &crIo0cn
bon 8oblcn lit nod I'M @angc, ic0od)
lino nod feline per @obn ~pcrionot
iuoroen nn0 3ugbeoienItctc ser
"@becling." lmo ser p2ofc eric.
@obn" logen, Die Ingeltcllten miirben
Die &oblcn nid)t bcf0rocrn.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-05-31
9imsItcin i'm Sscan.

SonoIuIu, 80. Noi. = Der
bier aus 2opinn SSlono ongrlangte
Sdooner n2oponio" bcridtet, oob
Ger O3ean in Der llmaebung Scr &C.
nnnntcn Sniel i'm llnfrcile oieIer
MeiIen nit elmer ibluercn Shidt bon
9imSItein beoedt lit. Nlli 2apian
SSIano, iowie ouf elmer baieIbit an
ternben franSoiiifen 6regotte babe
man cinen lleber5ug bon Simsitcin
idon Dor Dem grobeben bon San
5ranciSco bcmerft. Man lit Der gn.
liht, bab eS lid Inn nnteriroilhe
IuSbriide bonoelt, meld)e mabrIhein.
lid nit Dem grobeben bon 6ormoia
in Gerbinolln9 iteben.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-05-31
Die Gcuulntiun in Guatemala.

Sto0t Werifo, 80. Wui. -.
Cine Gcpeid)c ocS Generals Goleoo,
oeS friibcrcn &riegS : MiniiterS bon
Guatemala, mclhcr nit 1000 Munn
onGcblid) grGBtentbcils reNulGren
Sruppcn, bon Solpnopr aus in @lta.
tenala ciugcriidt lit, mcloct cincu
8roBcn Sicg iiber Die Hcgicrung3.
Sruppen inter Dem ErGiiocntcn ga.
brcra. Tic Stoot Scos ioa in Der
leBten Nodt ollrd cine Streitnloft
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