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Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-05-08
HOTEL MEN TO HOLD
CONVENTION Ar SEA
VIRGINIA Bcnifaees Will Go From Nor
folk to Boston BY Boat Last OF
June. .ae--g'

RICHMOND. VA, May 7-rhe VIZ
ginia Hotel Mems Association Is 10
hold it's June nesting ON the hish
seas. The plan Is to go from here
to Norfolk and take stcamcr iof
Boston. the trip consuming Two nights
and a day. The meetings q tho as
ISOLATION are to be h,5dFshile the
vessel is proceeding aeisgeiy Aiuna
the coast. The majority OF the mem-
hers are committed to the session al
sea idea, and the steamship people
have made special round trip TOT
inn keepers and their wives. the
trip will be made about the, iast VI
June. The tickets permit the tra'-
elers to return at any time within a
mouth from day Of sale.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-05-08
WOULD CONFER IL. D.
ON GOVERNOR SWANSON
Temple University Of Philadelphia
Would Make Him Honorary
Chancellor, But He Declines.

RICHMOND. VA. May 7-Templc
University. Philadelphia. has invited
Governor Swanson to come TO that
city May 50 and make an address be-
fore the graduating class and have
bestowed on him the degree of LII. D.
But he governor cannot get away
from the city, as much as he would
like to accept the invitation to ap-
pear before the distinguished col
lege and make an address and re-
ceive the honor of degree from that
university.
The governor has engagements for
that date which were made more
than a month ago-the ceremonies
incident to the transfer of The Jeffer-
son Davis monument to the city OF
Richmond.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-05-08
TRAIN RODGERS I'LL
EXPRESS MESSENGER
Boarded Rio Grsnde Train Near Castle
Rock. COL, and After Committing
Deed Made Their Escape.
CBv Associated PrcSs)

DENVER. COL. May Train rob
hers WHO boarded Denver and Rio
Grardc train No. 8 ai Castle Rock car
" to-day shot and killed Express Ge'-
scnser Charles ". Wright. aged ea.
employed by the GIobc Express Com
pany. From the dead mcsscng"r IN"
robt,srs took the keys 20 small SAT"
IN the baggage car. which they open.
Cd and took the contents. in all worth
I.ss than a hundred dollars. \ big
safe in the car. which contained \
large sum Of money and the ccmb'ns'
ton of which is known only to the
clerks Of the company In The principal
stations along the route. was tampcr.
cd with. hut the rebbcrs we're urabic
to enter -. The body was discover
n nv c. ". Bishop. chief night clerk
n the Globe Ccmrsny's oncc al the
r-uvcr Union depot. and y. ". Peter
son. his assistant. These men gcn'
In the car 10 got express matter and
could moi got through the docr. which
4hcpId have sccn opened Nv Wright
Wright vas lying beside the b's sale
in a ypoi VI blood
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-05-08
DEPEW DEFENDS The
FORESTY RESERVE Bill
Commcnds President Cleveland Who
Began the Work Of Preserving
Woods Of the Country.
{By Associated PreSs)

WASHINGTON. ID. c.. May Tn
reply to Senator Heyburn's attack up,
on the forestry policy of the admins,
tration, Senator Depew, Of New York
today in the Senate spoke in defense
of forestry reserves and the refores-
tration OF denuded lands.
Only the other day. he said. New
York state received 100000 trees
from Germany for use in refores'ing
the Adrirondacks. He commenced
the action Of President Cleveland In
inaugurating the system Of forest re-
serves by setting aside 10000 900 acres
which was increased to 40,00o.o@0
under Mckinley.
The damage done by cutting on the
forests OF the Adirondacks was enor.
nous and every spring the newspapers
tell CT disastrous foods i'm six state
whose streams are flooded from
that watershed The damage done
to the streams by demonstration. he
said. to a great extent had offset the
good accomplished by rivers and har
bors improvements.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-05-08
SENATE PROVIDES FOR
POCAH0NTAS MONUMENT
Government Has Msde No Plans 4
UnveH Big SHAFT Erected on
the island.
Uy Associated PTcss)

WASHINGTON, u. c. May "A
monument - rocahontas Is 10 be
crcctcd al jamestown. Va, according
90 4 hill reported from the committee
on commcRc by Senator Daniel ana
passed Ivy the Senate today. The
measure apProrriates 5000 for the
memorial provided an crual amount
Is supplied nv III. P"cah"rtaS Nemo-
rial Association. Tho monument -
tn commemorate the FIRST permanent
sc:tIrm eut Of English spcaking pcopie
In the Western Hemisphere through
the intervention Of the indian aid.
Although The government fnissed
q lark monument on jamestown W
land last winter comnicuprstins tho
6rzt English settlement the splendid
shaft which Is . miniature OF the
Washington monument in the national
capital u has never bon formally
feiicaicd. an inquiry II the super
vis.ug architect ~ the treasury 20
Washington today e'icited tho reply
tbsi he kues Of M plans al present
Tor defeating the Jsmcstorn Island
ssosaacnf .-...
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-05-08
REPUBLICANS WILL NOW
RUSH NEW FINANCIAL BILL
Majority Commits Itself 70 the Pr'n-
eiplc Of Commercial Paper
An Asset.

WASHINGTON, d. c., May 6.-At
tl:.0 o'clock tonight the Republican
caucus of the House committed Itself
by of vote lis to 20 to the principle
of commercial papsr as an asset up
on which to issue extra circulation
in time of emergency This is Ia
accordance with the vrecland bill,
hut By Il separate action the resoin-
ZION was so amended az 70 eliminate
MIR. Vreeland's name from the meas
ure.
Nv still another vote the caucus
decided to recommend the appoint
ment of a commission to consider the
currency question and report Dill
Mt the next session OF Congress.
Coupled with this provision was an
other providing for the Immediate ap-
poin,ment of committee OF hve
memS rs to draft a new bill in &C
cordance with the act Of the caucus
and along the general lines OF the
second Vreeland bin.
In accordance with this action the
chair appointed as such committee
Nessrs Vrceland. of New York; Bur
ton of Ohio: Weeks. OF Massachu'
sc;ts. Mckinney. of Illinois. and
Knowland. of California.
Under the terms OF the resolution
the committee will.-be expected to
report a perfected bill 10 an adjourn :
cd conference to he held next Mon
day evening.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-05-08
THAWS FIGHT FOR LIBERTY
TO BEGIN ON WEDNESDAY
Day Changed in Order to Aecommo
date District Attorney Jerome,
Who Cannot Appear Monday.

POUGHKEEPSIE, n. Y, May A.
The haboas corpus proceedings OF
Harry X. Thaw to produce his release
from the Matteawan state hospital.
wifi be begun here next "Wednesday
before Justice MOrschauser Instead
of next Monday. the date heretofore
set. This arrangement was made to-
day by District Attorney Mack OF
Duches county and James. T..
Graham, counsel for Thaw.
The program was made to suit Dis
trict Attorney Jerome. whose engage
ments will not permit him to come to
Poukhkeepsie until Wednesday.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-05-08
GEORGE FREQ WILLIAMS WINS OUT
He and John Moran Have Hard Fight
to be Elected Delegates at Large,
But They Are Characterization
Was Not Perfection Of Harmony All
the Time.
(By Associated Press)

BOSTON. MASS, May - With
some OPPOSITION 10 instruction in IA
vor Of W. }. Bryan for presidential
candidate, although such instructions
were adopted finally, and with a more
decided contest over the selection oil
dele gates at large. the Democratic
state convention today elected foul
aGcrs to represent the state at the
Denver convention. The delegates
chosen were: George Fred Williams
of Dedham; District Attorney John Is
Moran, OF Boston; former Mayor John
w. Coughlin, OF Fall River. and Dan
iel j. Ioherty, of Westtield.
The altcrnates chosen were: J. ii
Kane. of Lawrence: William A. Dav
export. of Greenfield: Thomas II.
Kenny. OF Boston. and Edward W.
Gallagher, of Lowell.
The main contest came on the Sc
lection of four delegates, and prin-
cipally over the name of George Fred
Williams For two hours Fanuel Hal
rcsounding with shouas, cries. speeches
and motions from various party lead
ers and the chairman had difficulty
in maintaining a semblance OF order
At one time he was obliged to cai
on the police to clear the platform.
A roll call on the question OF the
choice of four delegates by acclama-
ton was finally carried by a vote oil
408 to 1872.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-05-08
FOR NE IMPROVEMENT
OF NORFOLK HARBOR
Ample proSis ons Made in SUnoy
Civil Dill for Years
Work
Ey Associated Prexsl

WASHINGTON. n. G.. May : -
IN Tho sundry ciy!l bill. which has
just hccn Disposed Of in the House.
ample provision Is made Tor carry
ing on the work of improving Nor
fox harbor for the next fiscal year.
whcr tho committee on appropri-
atoms was making up this hill. Cen
rrsI Mckenzie. chief u engineers ri
tho srny. appeared and stated that
in order 70 permit uninterrupted work
Q, proceed In the harbog u would be
pccrxxsry 20 have an appropriation
os si5seco made At this session ri
Congress.
Il vas also shown by General Nc
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-05-08
As'|fsrd Spencer Released 10 the
Phlpol's Triple lgfde' Case.
CONTINUITY WITH THE DEFENDANTS
Neishborhood Continues Quiet and No
Further Trouble 10 Expeeted-ce-
PENDANTS, It is Believed, Will Put in
Plea Of Self Defense.
Especial to The Daily Prcss)

MARTINSvILIE. VA. May THE
preliminary trial of Herford and
Thomas Spencer and William and
Grover Massie. participants in the
shooting at Philpott, growing out Of
an old feud. which resulted in the
killing Of three men. took place before
Justice of the Peace Thomas Trent a:
Philpott today. The evidence taken
at the trial was not as full as that
heard at the inquest. There were nc
new Developments.
The commonwealth rested its case
after the discharge OF Herford Spen-
Ger. in whose yard the shooting took
place. Il pot being shown that re had
personally done any OF the shooting.
The other three men charged with
the shooting were sent on TO the grand
jury. each being admitted TO bail in
the sum Of 5000, bond being readily
furnished.
The case will probably PC tried at
the next term Of the Henry county
Circuit Court which begins on the
first Monday in July.
mere WAS ~ Ids ~ tio~o ~ u W.
pott today to attend the trial The
nciyhborhood coniinIc quiet and nc
further trouble is expected. The
sympathics Of the people throughout
that section continue with the dcfen
dsnts.
The line " defense has not vet de
vrl,pcG. no witnesses hayins bccn PM
or the stand. u is presumed thai
Tire plea will be self defense. ON the
,,s,,.spds that the ShciioBs and their
i-iraas intended personal violence q
he Spencer ard Massic families.
The dead wore buried this after
Iooon. Samuel shelton AZ the home
Of his father. Joshua Shelton. ncsr
he scene Of the tragedy. Charles
podson at FcrrHm in fcapklin coun
.. and James I'nIIy near Goldingicn
H. Patrick county.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-05-08
EIGHT THOUSAND JACklES
PARADE 'fRISCO'S STREETS
LARGEST Number 81 BIuejaekets and
Marines Ever Landed BY the
United States Navy.
:By Associated Press)

SAN FRANCISCO. CAL, May 7
Eight thousand bluejackets and mar
;nes-the largest armed force the
American navy has ever put ashore
in time of peace or war-were lanaed
today from the combined Atlantic and
Pacific fleets now lying in the mar
bor. and marchcd through the streets
O. San Francisco in the most notaoie
paraie the city has ever known.
For four mil:s and half along
streets lined and canopied with coiors
and in review Of a never enains
crowd. the fighting men Of the nee's
made their way TO the martial tuheS
Of their shipmatcs' bands.
Twenty five hundred soldiers oil the
regular army in full dress array acted
az an escort to the visiting men Of
the sta
Rear Admiral Evans. commanding
the fleets. and the six other rear al :
mira,s in command Of squadrons and
divisions. rode in carriages. Admiral
Evans was quickly recognized by the
,bous sands and was chcerei all aions
the line.
After the parade. which was tne
fcstprc OF the DAY. was dispersed the
of,ccrs were driven over sections oil
the city o:her than those already
,raycrscd and shown the progress oi
reconstruction there
Tomorrow Secretary Metcak VIII
review the anchored fleets IN the nay
fro,, the suHboa: Yorktown
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-05-08
esasfd CusfReace d l. {. Church
Pledges is Support.
nusa ENTHUSIAST uas l2llItD

(By Associated Press)

BALTIMORE, Md, May with
shouts and cheers. the 500 delegates
Of the general conference Of the Meth
odis, Episcopal church, which is meet.
Ing at the Lyric today, pledged them
selves to support the bishops in an
onslaught on the saloon and lidnor
trafic.
Every man, woman and child IN the
hall jumped 10 their feet and checred
wildly "a response TO the appea! oi
the bish. 10 for help In the fight
against the salcoas contained in tae
report OF the roard OF bishops Of the
conference.
Bishop d. A. Goodsen read 'ic re
port. As the enthusiasm grew men
and women waved their handker
chiefs, giving the hall the appearance
Of a sea of white. Suddenly one Of
The delegates started to sing "Ameri
ca" In an instant the great crowd
caush: UP the hymn. and 1t was suns
with q hcartiness and viii that mace
people passing stop and gaze "
amazcment. As the last rcfrains
ceased, some one began the hymn
Glory. Glory. HaIIelujsh."
The strength. the power, the yrowtt
and the glory Of the Methodist Epis
copai church are dwe!t UPON In the re
port Of the tfsho?S. n was read
immediately after tte opening cSrr
cises. The bishops declare that th'
cvanecIisfic note. which gems q
have been aImos, Iost In some sec
Cons. has been largely recovered, re-
shifting Ia great numerical! gains dur
ing the last four years.
The report shows that tacrc IN
been a gain Of ,ss.ys7 members and
an Increase Of LII ministers. dgrinS
The past Guadricnrai. The gain In
the valuc of churches has bccr s5z.'
s7I.ssI. the tctsi vaisc being SIS
s2t.a2l
The membership d the Mcihodis
EpiscspsI church IN the United State
b. reported ~ z.e2s Goa. while IN th'
whole world "a 7.3g7.z71 The edocs
iicpzI institufisas arr valued Al IS.
7si5<7. an increase a. Ss.sss.sss Owe
The snouus repsrted eosr yssrs sgs
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-05-08
Tai, Wins IN kere0chy.

Louisville. KY. May S.-Insicaj
30 winding MP In" business 81 se'cc',
ing delegates AT iarr" tn the naiiors'
convention IN an hour or two, thcrc
was a session to day Of the Reprb't
cau convention lasting from 10 a. m
until I:se .. m.. wheu after hours ri
Disorder aud wire pn,bps and sus,
pcuse the Taft mcn finally won cut
,,a elected their osn delegates.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-05-08
CAN'T LAST TWENTY -FOUR HOURS
Sandy Hook Life Saving Crew and the
Revenue Cutter Mohawk Tried to
Reach the Ship But Could Not-An-
other Effort to be Made Early This
Morning.
(By Associated Press)

NEW YORK, May 7-Buffeted by
seas which a bowling sou'easter sent
surging over the shadows of Short
Reach until she was broken up amid,
ships, the four masted ship Peter
Rickmers with a hundred men on
board lay In position Of extreme
peril tonight When night closed in
and shut of the view. the vessel was
being swept from side to side by white
seas. Only her jigger remained and
On board were the crew Of forty odd
men and the sixty wreckers put
aboard to jettison the cargo of case
oil and to Hedge the big Dutchman out
into deep water.
Once lines were flung across the
boat but the wind and seas swept
them away All day life savers
awaited calming of the storm which
would enable them to send their surfe,
boats to the distressed vessel.
Couldn't Reach the Wreck.
The rough seas. however. continued
and the wreck had not been reached
by night. At late hour the Sandy
Hook life saving crew, known all
along the coast for feats of daring,
boarded the revenue cutter Mohawk,
and taking their famous power boat
Rescue" in tow headed for the Rick.
mcrs. Presently the cutter was forced
to turn back and at midnight the life
savers returned to the Sandy Hook
station. 1t was then announced tina:
they would again board the Mohawk
at $3.50 tomorrow morning and make a
new start. They hope to reach the
Rockmers by daylight.
Although the wind logan to die
down after sunset it still hung south
Of east and the vessel is doomed
without doubt is the opinion of life
savers and baymen. 1t is impossible
to reach her off shore and what sue
cor the five score men may expect
must come from seward.
Those who know the treacherous
Long Island shore know that there Is
no hope Of the seas subsiding for an
other "a hours, and it is certain that
the Rickmers cannot last that long,
unless by a miracle.
Went Ashore April 30.
In command OF Captain Bachmann,
the Peter Rickmers sailed from New
York April 80. bound to Rangoon, Bur
nah. with a cargo of IN. 900 cases OF
crude petroleum. She cleared Sandy
Hook during the day and started on
her voyage eastward. During that
night, however. she ran into a storm
which drove her on the sand bar a:
ack's inlet. She was unable to work
herself of the sand and wreckers
were employed to float the ship.
In order 10 jettison the cargo 50
she could he fioatcd easier the wreck.
crs placed So men aboard the Rick
. me1. These men were aboard yes.
tcrGay when the storm broke and pre-,
vented their return TO the wrecking
steamers.
The wrecking steamers T. ]. Mer.
rift and Recuc are tonight standing
by the stranded ship.
The Rickmers was built AT Port
Glasgow. Scotland in 1889 and is a
vessel Of 2.e5S tons gross register
Sac is designated as four mastcd
bark abroad but is cIasscd as a snip
here She Is a steel vessel and was
under charter Of the Standard Oil
Company.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-05-08
NEWPORT NEWS, VA, FRIDAY. MAY s. 1908.

kenzie that 1t would be necessary to
appropriate between $4,000 and $780,
900 for the purpose Of carrying on
work in Rappahannock river during
the coming year. 1t was therefore
agree d to place an item Of $4,000 In
the bill. and that amount will be-
come available at the beginning OF the
next fiscal year. July |, 1908.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-05-08
Mob in Texas Hangs q Robber.
tf3y Associated Pressl

TEXARKANA.. ARK. May I'm
mediateiy following his preliminary
trial at Naples. Tex. yesterday. on a
charge of assault to murder and rob.
John Williams. a negro. was taken
In charge by a mob and hanged TO
u tree near the depot.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-05-08
ne WANTS OUTDOOR EXERCISE
Departure from Washington Which
was Not Generally Known was VIII.
messed by only Few Persons-Prcs''
dent Addresses Students at Char
Icttesvilie.
(By Associated Press)

WASHINGTON. ID. C.. May T.
President and Mrs. Roosevelt and a
small party left today for a weeks
end outing ut Pine Knot, Mrs. Roose-
velt's country home In the hills near
Charlottesville. Va. Included in the
party Is John Burroughs. the natural,
ist, who has been the guest OF the
President Oh several occasions and
who accompanied him on a trip TO
Yellowstone Park during a tour OF
the West several years ago.
The party left here at 1i:30 o'clock
on a special train, which included q
parlor and baggage car. The party
will return to Washington Monday
evening. Horseback riding and a gen
cral outing is the object of the visit.
When Mrs. Roosevelt purchased the
Pine Knot property some years ago
tie President inaugurated the custom
uf paying several visits there and he
has spent a number Of Christmas and
Thanksgiving days In that vicinity
with his family and guests.
Bis only opportunity this spring
seemed to be at the present time and
he took advantage OF It.
Bat few people knew OF the Prcsi
Cents plans snd cease9ne1tly ssAera
was but a small group at the station
when the special pulled out. Colonel
I. s. Brown, general agent OF the
Southern Railway. accompanied the
rai,y and was in charge of the train.
Arrival at Charlottesville.
CHARLOTTESVILLE VA, May Z
The special train bearing President
Roosevelt and party on their way to
IInc Knot arrived here at $50 this
fi.rDoon. proceeding South after a
br:ef stop. A delegation Of UNIVERSE
~ of Virginia students were at the
staten and the President addressed
III. III briefly. He referred to the
fact tEst John Greenway, a former
Virginia student, was one Of the best
men In his regiment.
Takes Carriage for Pine Knot.
NORTH GARDEN. VA, May t.
President Roosevelt's special reached
the Southern Railway station here al
80 o'clock this afternoon. The trip
was without any untoward incident
The party Immediately entered car
riages and started on the long drive
to Pine Knot.
Arrived at Pine Knot.
NORTH GARDEN. VA. May T.
,, President and Mrs. Roosevelt and
their guest. Mr.. John Burrough, arriv
ed at Pine Knot from Washington al
five O'Clock this afternoon after two
hours drive in the bright sunshine
What little baggage the party had Wa
taken along in the hack which con
yeyed the party across the mountains
Assistant Secretary Mayhem and
Secret Service Guard Sloan are al
North Garden wnere they will make
their headquarters. They can b.
ro,.bcJ he ,cIephoue from Pine Knot
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-05-08
wxer.ra For Tan.
DIV Aeerriaitti HrrHs,

LANDER. wy. May s-wyor,saE
gcvublscsns IN state conscuficn today
nominated Frank W. Moadc'i fof
recollection TO Congress and Instruct :
cd Delegates for Taft Senators
Clark and Warren. Congressman Won
dcIi. Governor ErrokS, G. W. Burx-
szuxrr aasd ~ s. Rudgicy were
chosen delegates.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-05-08
DEFEATED Oh 4 POINT Of llsE1
Discussion Was Part Of the consid.
Grafton Of the sundry Civil Appro-
priation Gill Which viii Reach
vot. At Tedsy's session--Totai 81
Bill $1os,ses, sss.
iBy Associated Prsss.l

fBy Associated Press,l
WASHINGTON, d. c.. May 7--Rap-
Id progress was made by the House
today with the sundry civil appropri- !
alton bill. Consideration Of the meas-
ure was completed and II will be rut
on Its passage when the House con-
vcnes tomorrow.
Criticism was INDUCED In by Mr..
Sulzcr New York, against the pro-
vision authorizing the Supreme Court
OF the United States to employ for
its work any printer Il may see nt.
II think" said he that on account
Of some of the decisions OF the court
rendered recently against labor. per
haps they cannot get organised u
borers to print their decisions
Mr.. Tawney replied that the court
had not been driven to the ncces-
sity OF going outside the ordinary
routine for printing because OF any
decision Ii had rendered In accord
sace with law.
Mr.. Wilson. Pennsylvania. assured,
the public that the TypOgrAphtrnt
Union had never and never woQ541
|rsfpes. - - saytA1n essl =
mfkAE fe49Ies 49, q - e
The paragraph proyiding Inst To
wages and salaries paid ON the Isth-
mus OF Panama. for skilled sud IN
skilled labor shall not exceed by more
than Is per cent. the average wAses
and salaries for similar work In ths
United States was objected to by sew
eral members,
Mr.. Boutell. Illinois, raised . point
Of order against II.
Men In Charge honest
Mr.. Tawney explained that ne
labor cost on the canal was Is per
cent more than the labor cost Of sim
liar work In the United States. NJ
though there was No reason for Il.
Are the men now In charge Of this.
work honest!' Mr.. Underwood M
| quired.
They arc not only absolutely hon-
est" Mr.. Tawney replied. hat they
! are the most capable men ever N
charge Of that work"
The chxir sustained the point q
order against the provision
There was also ssrickeu from the.
bill on q Joint of order By Mr.. un-s
! derwood. Alabama, the provision -
curing that al the expenditures fron-
the appropriation Of 81, 600.e0e for he
Panama canal ehouId be patd fr0Q
the procee ds Of the sale Of Pan6ua'
bona.
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