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The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-06-14
PHENOM IS ROBINSON
FOURTH SHUT our BY THE YOUNG
 PITCHER.
He Deals Gut Dose to Babbites and harons Are Happy - sensatien- al Fielding Behind
 Him

Birmingham, June 1S.-Robinson pitched hts fourth successive game and won his fourth successive shut out this afternoon. He held Memphis to three hits. two of which were scratches. made two hits and a run himself and got more assists than any other Bir- mingham player.
 himself t
 Sensational fielding by Manning, Molesworth and -Downey featured the game. The score:
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-06-14
ExanAaA Woman In omee. 1.

Kansas City JournaI. q
 The appointment of Mrs. Levi Coop CT as Probate Judge of Mttchei Couh- tv hy Governor Hoch, and the discus sions that resulted from this appoint ment. have developed the fact that nearly every kind of office in the State except State offices has one or more women occupants. Mrs. Cooper is the only woman in the state who is sery- ing as Probate Judge. However. there
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-06-14
TENNIS CONTESTS.
Country Club Members Play For The
 Championship.


 Mobile, June l3-(Speeial)-The first days contest for the championship al tennis at the Country Club was held yesterday. The contest was completed this afternoon and the cups awarded. Only singles were played yesterday. Fixed doubles were played this after noon.
 Yesterdays program consisted of the following match singles: G. T. Mo Corvey and W. c. Horn; Russell Hol finger and William Maiden; F. C. Tal- Mctsorvev and Fl. IT, Pegues. The r. suits were: e T. MecoFyfsyy won to iron 2 tG 2 ana X to Russell Hollinger won from william Maiden by by ds,ss3sd se4se Car. Sd to and to 3. Talmase s asisate1 .e n car The contest yesterday afternoon .rUa wa' { very heated. The attendanc was sillal After the context this afternoon which follows the, Bungaloo orenestre 5,eS,r 2 furnished music for a dance during which light refreshmenrs were served
 esAmRPN. Eou
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-06-14
Re,d On . Prize Figh

Chicaro. ills, June l3.-SeVenty-hVe arrests were made last night in raid on hail in Burnham, q town fifteen miles from Chicago, where a ao,.its hfizs yas abont to take place. Mayor Pat ten. of Burnham with more than a score of constables surrounded the building and by firing, their reyolveraa had gathered to witness the bout and kept them in the hall all night. Inls morning the prisoners were arraigned before Justice Hunter or BurnhaHlF. s,
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-06-14

Summary-Two. base hits. deMont- revllle. OTaeary,. Henline. Sacrifice hits, Douglas, Meek, Walters. Double play. Savfdge to Owens to Carey. struck out. by Robinson. 8; by Savidge, 5. Base on balls. of Savidge, 3. Passed ball, Owens Time of game 1880, Um- pires Fitzsimmons and Carpenter.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-06-14
Bids Wanted

Bids win be received by the Board of Revenue of MontEomery County until i2 noon. Monday June l5, for grading and coating with sand-elay about miles of the old Pike Road south of Mamie. Ala. also for gravelling about five miles of the Pet fus Road and for grading. sand-claylng and travelling about four miles of Woodley Road. and for grading miles of Butler Mil Road.
 For particulars address. J. T. BuLLEN ~--tu-sa County Engineer.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-06-14
THE RACES
Renultn Al Lafonla.

Cincinnati. June 1i.-Th fourth event a free handicap at mile was the feA- tuEs E,;, 6f ,, the card at Lasonia todny ss, ,,, Prince Ahmed with Woolsandals third Kings Daughter, the fayorite, was never prominent. Track fast:
 104. (Martin). sI5 .O5 straight ss.4S place, ss, 50 show. won: Demo ios. (Tayior), 12.50 place. $S.S5 show sec ond; Enlist. 9e. (Butferl. sil .75 show, third. Tine, I:i4 . Goddess, Goddess, Lady Lady Bosworth, Verarda H :, Jerey Carrol. and Odatfe ran.
 Second race. six furlongs--Geneva s, place. sli:O5 show, wont Chase. lo4. [ lsHrton9. $s.7o place. ss so show ssess .ond: canopian. 10s, txermathl. Sg0 40 show. third, Time, r;If. kenaick. Miss, E. T. shipp Miss vigflant, Ben Sand. Spunlys and Toplofty raA;
 Third race, tiye fuflongs.s-D Deylssr, ser l PSwsrs %srrsn sS, second wS fBsHSs pispyts IDA, (Martain). SIS 76,, third Time, l:0i Admonitor, Miami, Light Blue, Mike olt, Rosenburg II, Colonel Blue 4nS Fourth t race, s handicap; one mIls Prince Ahmed. 107. tTaylor) $s7 50. sssonS tS,pG wGGlsanSS1s TIs iSt ssp Kerch eval, Kings Daughter, Estradia. and The Minks ran.
 Fifth race, mile and three -sIxteenfhs Albert Star. 92, (Hogg), s2s.45. wons TIvolini, 109 (Powers1, $1 .00, second; I4afayette, 113. (WarrenD, $a 00, third Time, 2:01. Sainesaw. Bohebrake, D. e. Taylor, Tom Kearney, Kohnofaw, Washable. Water Cooler, Water Lake, and Gilvedear ran.
 Sixth race. mile and sixteenth Quagga. 112, (Powersl. s41 s5 straight, won; Hughes, 109, tWarren)i st3>0Q, second; Hostile Hyphen. 94. lHoggl, S6 10, third. Time, 1:47 1-5. Aunt Rose. Mason, Dick Finnen and Imbo- den ran.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-06-14
Removal Notice

We are now located at our new yard. we have q complete stock of building ma Nerfal which are selling at rock bottom save you money Alabama Lumber Co. Cor Lawrence and Columbus streets- Phone
 --sot
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-06-14
coT,xrnE GAMES

New Haven, June 1s.-Yale. x: Cambridge, June 1s-Harvard. (;
 Philadelphia. June 1s.-Pennsylvan- ia. 5; Carlisle, 0.
 At Phiadelphia-Uni of Penn sylvania. 5; Carlisle Indians. 0.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-06-14

ouIlHlaI .- 4III vV UdHt HItf I1OIu. odC- rihce hits. Lord, Delehanty,~2; Moran. plays, Sehopp to Wilkes to Fox; Dyer to Fox Base on balls off Schopp 1 i; of Breitenstein. 3. Time, 1850. Um- pire, OBrien
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-06-14

Massipg Sacrifice hit. Baxter Struck out, by Fisher, 5; by Van Anda, f. Base oa balls, off Fisher 1 Van Anda, 2. Time of game 20. Umpire. Pfen-
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-06-14
Bids Wanted

Bids will be received by Board of Reve- nue of Montgomery County. until t2 noon. Monday, June Is, for loading gravel at County pit. Contractor to have privilege Of selling gravel to other parties.
 Bids to stipulate price per cubic yard for loading and royalty per cubic yard 10 be paid oIl gravel sold to outside parties.
 For particulars address, ,. T. BuLLEN ---tn-sn County Engineer.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-06-14

Summary-Two-base hit, Wood. Sac rifice hits, Connors, Wood, Stark. Struck out. by Kellum 3. by Eastman f. Base on balls, of Keilum 3, of Eastman 8. Ter to Mccormick to Daubert. Stark to Connors Stolen bases. Collins, Speaker. East. Passed balls. Seabaugh g. Wild pitches, Kellum 2. Left on of game. 1:45. Umpire, Brown.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-06-14

Nashville, Tenn, June 13.~-Nashville's dumb playing and Little Rocks hard hitting won for the visitors today.
 Rain fell during, large part of the
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-06-14
Montgomery Roofing & Cornice Co
 ' Coosa st.

No job too big or too small for us to han dla W. A. MCMILLAN.
 vice-Presldent & Manager --wsd-su
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-06-14
SOUTH HATLANTIcLEACU

Savannah, June 1s.Savannah won again this afternoon from Augusta, making 1t three straights. It was q pitchers battle from Beginning to end, liant game. Sitton struck out twelve of the local batsmen. Score: R.H F. Savannah .... 900 900 0o1-l { l Augusta .... .O0O 0O0 OOO--O Brown.
 Jacksonville. June 13.-Five pitchers were used during today's game. and Six batters were hit and bases on balls and wild pitches were in order. Score: Columbia .... 900 POI 100-4 g. 2 Jacksonville 110 201 02s-7 8 2
 Batteries--Salve. Friend, Volz, and Cote and Harnish; Sitton, Goettel and Roth.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-06-14

Raee Back to Sandy Hook.
 Hamilton, June l3.-The American yacht Esnranza and Zurah left here at S.4S tbJs afternoon in race to Sandy Hnol, iieht ship for a S2O0 cup.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-06-14
NASHVILLE BEATEN
LITTLE ROCK TEAM HIT THE HALL
 HARD. f

Game Was Played In Rain and Locals Were Dumb--Final Score Was
 to l.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-06-14
PABLO BEACH. FLA.
MADE CLEAN SWEEP
MCURDY HORSES. RENNIcK UT

WCURDY HORSES. RENNICK UP.
 WON ALL FOUR.
 The feature of the races given by the afternoon was the clean sweep that Ben Rennick made with the McCurdy Horses He won every one of the four faces, winning the first race in straight heats with Sarah Smith and the third with Fauxpass in straight heats. win ming the last two heats of the second and fourth races with Mary Direct and
 The free for all pace between Jack, Jim Crow and Blue Joe was declared of and the race between All Silver, Pearl c. and Mary s. Substituted. Lit tie Boy was to have started in this race but he was sold yesterday morning to a MT. Lassiter of Atlanta.
 The summaries were.
 First race, trot. two in three; iISs aiiee zTion. StSn D. mn m, eWRitaheadi...s ,
 Second race. pace. two in three: Mary Direct. br. M. Renick) ...S l Jim Works, g. g.. (Roquemore). .2 2 2 Time. 2:l5; 2:1s 1-4; 2:2Ol-4
 Third race, mixed. two in three: Fauxpass, b. m, (Rennick) Q. ..1 Nashville, br. g., (Whitehead) 2 rom IT. b. g.. (Teague).. .. .. ...3
 Time, 2:24 1-2; 2:23 1-Z.
 Fourth race. trot, two in three: All Silver (Renpick).. .... ..2 1 1 Pearl C., (Green) .....1 2 Mary S, (Galloway). 3 3
 Time, 2.3e 1-4 2;37: 2:3l l-S.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-06-14
LEAGUE STANDING.
SOUTHERN LEAGUE.
0AMES YESTERDAY.

Southern League--
 Atlants, II: New Orleans. 2. Birmingham. 2. Memphis. O. Mobile, 2; Montgomery, 1. Nashville. I; Little Rock. 8.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-06-14
Another Naan Geta the JOb

Another Man Hets the JOb. Atlanta Journal
 Not very much of a repudiation for Governor Hoke Smith, is it, when the returns show he had more popular votes than were polled for him the first caFauaiRn.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-06-14
GAMES TODAY.

GAMES TODAY. so-shern ys~aGues--- Mobile at New Orleans. Little Rock at Memphis. Amerfcan League Philadelphia at Detroit. New York at Chicago. Boston at St. Louis. Cotton states Lesgue-- Jackson at Vfcksburg.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-06-14
EDE CIAU
 .sl01Iq3H
MASONIC NOTICE

EA The annual communication AA Montgomery Lodge. No. IL A. ANGINA Fl A. Masons will be held NZX on Monday evening. June 18th ESYN at s o'clock. for election of of ficers. etc
 By Order of the Lodge.
 VIM. H. DINGLEY. Secretary
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-06-14
MONDAY ONLY.

I7 lbs. Sugar. =, ....... .$1.OO 24-Ih. Sack FIouP.+.. .......... .6Sc.
 BROCK GROCERY co.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-06-14

c.u for Fama NacsOnai cigars, you get a ten cent smoke for oc.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-06-14

Have you read AThe Lion and the Lambrs For sale at Fovvler's.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-06-14
Cotton stafee Lengue.

OOttOn btHten LHnBUe-
 Gulfport. 3; Vicksburg. O. Jackson, 8; Columbus, i. Meridian. O.; Monroe. O, (Six inninss)'
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-12-14
BABIES RESCUE D
FROM FIRE
10y United pressl

PORTLAND Ore, Dec IA Rare
bravery and presence ~ mind on
The part OF "a girls. members Of the
Florence Cnttendeu home. saved
the lives Of rs babies from death by
fire
While the older girls we're hav.
ing a singing lesson fire broke out
Ia the building The girls. 80 the
word OF command 81 their teacher,
marched tO The nursery. each took
n baby. and with the caimnegH u
trained frcmon. fought their way
through the thick smoke 10 safety
Nct life was lost and the only
injury sustained was b. one rescue
Ein. who was overcome while try
ing 90 carry out a paraiYEed woman.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-12-14
FLEET is AT
COLOMBO
Anchors in the British
Harbor in Island of
Ceylon.
10y United press.)

COLOMBO. Ceyl0n. Dec 1.-THE
United States baitlcship fleet was
ansiOualy awaited here by a great
gathering 81 European and natives
~ Colombo The fleet was sighted
az o'clock yesterday morning. and
approached slowly IA single file
The flagship Connecticut entered
the harbor a. O'Clock. the others
following az short intervals
The health Of the crew ~ excel
lent. with the exception Of one case
OF smallpox on the Georgia The
smallpox victim IL seriously ill. and
all Of the Georgia'a crew have been
yacclnaged.
This ~ one Of the most difficult
harbors the fleet has yet entered.
but all the battleahips we're berthcd
without incident.
During the period the feet will
remain here the officers and men
viii been entertained extensively.
The official reception took place
today, and after that every hour Of
leisure viii be fully occupied In on.
joyiEg the excursions and festvi.
ties which have been arranged.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-12-14
CANVICT IN BATTLE
WITH BLOODHOUNDS

WAfi.A WALtA. Dec IA
convict whose name ia withhold
By the ponltentlafy authorities
made a desperate dash for liberty
during the hours Of darkness. but
wns finally run 90 earth by the
blaodhOunda The hounds followed
him 90 closely that be turned and
stabbed ono Of the dogs several
times. lie was finally forced 20
take refuge In barn. where the
dogs held him az bag until the
guards arrived.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-12-14
PANIC IN THEATRE

NEW YoRK. Dec. 1.-THE bal
cony in q fllmay nYc-ceut theatre
collapsed ihet night with crash
that started "a panic among the 200
persons present az the performance.
and when " WIS oyer "a boy is years
Old had been trampled upon and
crushed w. severely in the Jam that
be- died before reaching the hospital
Two score of others were more or
less injured The propriet0rs ~ the
theatre were Immediately arrested
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-12-14
HURL BOMB
AT DANCERS
10y United Prsssl

CHICAGO. Dec. IA While tho
First ward bay given by Hinky
Dinb McKonna and "nathhouao"
John Coughlin was nc lta height hast
night "a bomb was thrown az the
building. causing panic. which rc.
suited va serious injuries to mum.
Der of people Two building were
wrecked and fire started IN the
wreclago. but the Coliseum. Ia
which The ball wnn IN progress. was
nnlnjured. There WAS great eX
eltement Tor time as IL was va,
morod that several persona bad
been killed This II the twenty.
eighth bomb that has been thrown
m Chicago since tho gamblers war
started
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-12-14
GORMLEY IS
INELIGIBLE
FOR JOB
VANDERVEER VIII
RENDER SUCH AN
OPINION.
Treasurership Is Still n
Air Until the Courts
Decide.

As soon ~ be formally iakes q.
flee. George Vandorfecr. oro.a.
cutting attorney elect. viii N
written opinion declaring that Ma,
n Gormiey. present county sress
urer cannot legally retain ofho.
after BIS term expires.
After having been elected coun,,
treasurer. George f. Russell rersls
"a and accepted the office o. 80.
master. aud this leaves the eoer,.
With no elected treasurer IA ~.
charge Of the office when he -.
eut term expires
Gormley's friends, backed h a.
opinion from Prosecuting Attorsss
Mackintogh. have claimed fhss !.
Russell did not qualify or NE N
bond for the office 10 which he was
elected. there was never any lersI
successor 70 Gormley, and thar -
latter holds over. despite The 49,
that this viii make hie third term.
As soon a. yanderyeere ouln,ou
IL filed. the board Of county corn
missioners will proceed 70 appoint
some one 10 the office. and Il n
more than likely that friends a
Cormiey viii insist on taking tha
case 10 court 70 have legal "a
cision on the points involved.
Petitions Vil be filed with ths
board asking for the appointmei
Of Luciua Mcclure 10 the Office a
county treasurer These petitions
we're recalled when PROSECUTING AZ
t0rney Macklntoah's recent vplnlou
was rendered.
Mcclure was slated 70 have been
chief clerk under Russell. but az
iattcrs appointment az posimasiss
disarranged these plans. II No
CURE received the appointment. al
~ the Russell workers viii be tak
en- care Of. Among other candL
dates Who wiil be IN the field ncs
are Ben c. Levy. at presenf DrlneL
pal assistant under Gornley, and
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-12-14
PRESCRIPTION PURlfIES
BLOOD

The following prescription Is veu
simple. but is the most effective %
tainahle for neutralizing acid po<
sons In the blood and relieving
rheumatism and all its kindred ~
ments. Any one can prepare thn
simple mixture. The ingredienn
can be obtained at any well stocked
drug store: !.
One ounce compound syrup u
snrsaparilla, one ounce Toris con-
pound. half pint high grade whis
key. Mix and use q Tablespoonful
before each meal and at bed une
The bottle must be well shaken
each time"
The good effect Of this treatment
Is said to become apparent h'sF
the first few doses Il Is 3 remark
able system builder. and viii Quiek'
~ restore fun physical yigor 70 per
sons Of falling strength.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-12-14

ship AK. landed the Venezuelan
crew aud brought the yoaaol to this
port
The seizure was made under The
guns OF the Venezuelan fortress
Puerto Cnbollo. but not a shot was
fired Tho commander ~ The Gel.
defland sent launch 10 the Alix
and captured u without any rests
lance. Venezuela had promised 10
fire on amy war vessel that 40.
preached the fortress
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-12-14
SHORT ONLY
100000
(sy United Press,

CHICAGO. Dec. i4.--Theodors O.
Tiedbohl. former secretary q ~
seipp nreNing Co. who was arrest
"a Ia Denver several months am
on a charge OF embezzling ieeee9
% the company's funds. was toby
arrested again. aud charged n3
time with forgery. A cnm'ul e.
animation OF the cornpAngs bcoka
has disclosed the fact that net
shortage. which was a. First kas
posed 10 be only s2Q.eqe. ia ncu
nearly fl00. 900.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-12-14

NEW HAVEN. Conn. Dec. IA
Prof. Charles Sumner Nash. vhe
occupies the chair q Pasford
Homiletics at the Pacific Theoior-
cal seminary in Berkeley. Cal. "a
today appointed professor In ~
Yale Divinity school. 10 serve untl
the end OF the year. in place q
Prof Ambrose veFnon, who has -
signed.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-12-14
ROBBERS CLUB VICTIM


STOCKTON. Cal. Dec 1.-two
masked nnd armed hiEhWnymtu
stopped Prank Snow on "a lonely
road last night While one mnn hold
iho horses the other pulled Snow
from hla scat and dubbed him into
innennibiliiy They riflod hin pock-
cta. Then turned bite team loose and
left him lying unconscious BY tho
roadside After several hours Snow
made his way hame
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-12-14

NEVADA CITY. cal. Dec. IA
Frank q. Beatty. general passenger
agent ~ tire Nevada County Narrow
GuaEc rnilNay. dropped dead on
Bennett a.. Grass Valley. while he
vas on hts way 20 his offioe. Heart
disease WAS the cause 81 death
Beatty Was 70 years Of age.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-12-14

BRIGHTON. Eng Dec. liking
Edward. Who has been Eoiourulng
here for y few days. viii return 10
London today. He has entirely re-
covered hiH health. apparently.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-12-14

COLOMBO. Ceyian Dec. IA
There ir only one ruae II smallpox
among The men 81 tha Atlantic fleet
and that Be- TIE case on the georEia.
The man associated and the remain
der ~ the cFsw have been Faccinat-
FI
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-12-14

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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-12-14

Blond womsn have about ito 600
hairs ia their heads. red haired
damneis boast Of $4,000. brown
haired. jo1eoo and black haired
10000. The length varies from a.
% 70 nlllen
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-12-14
FARMa Anp AcRnAaE.

FARMS AND ACREAGE.
essaesassa.sts
noNr TAtt To BEw Qun NEw
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ftts The isse ases are ~ ele.f.a aaa
= 80, isui s, ,ss . ss sFsafs '.sIa
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ssrrss - tff fewn- sc Per usonth
apes an8 vegetables - rHltaf fnf al
slater. fFra ~uad ans uatsf Taks
sfsamsf Faifhsfsn. uainraith dask.
o'flaak SHARP. saefnfnas coHs qaish to
ssfsioNa snd sss the pesinsstsr
Ar go rann or4y fte da~h. sc PEI
mssnth. puYs my fine haws. tafes pfsrs
81 srrssesi fss iarina hsns ! eews FAR.
niturs ste psies ceiE fffs4 ftaha %
~ateg frenti ftt 80. tsfws. o. PEI saaath.
ffuss stafs on bFansrtsa asea Gene a
wnxa 1T
uFnns free sfrnrsfHm 70 mfsnssrtsa
eanfAy act fres tifhsts az G y uiils
mass qffirs IN Timss bipsk e see his
nsw addittors ve are tha oniF nrm
Fahnlna ffsa sHfuFstnnag ae4 lets
~sfss fFsri see ~. sstna 81 sss saasth
Cess teaaF LII
FIVE ACHES NEAR LAKE uENE
Va haf fIfh tnffnfn lana. balance seed
upland. ~ nsafiY Hfsl Price. sees.
pourpT NAfTnY.
ein.fft-1ti Alaska HuiisinF
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THREE ACnra ~ TOWN or KENr
Price o. 600 Alec five acres little fur
fhef uul o. aaH Fafh places eel ifms
pfaNed ans NnNa huiiHidNa
WuMNNT MAATNE
gtb.pIn.sGl Alaska HlaK ~ait.iF
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-12-14
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