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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-09-30

wouldn't II be pleasant 90 run
up against thsa husky some dark
Night n be was hungry and Inclined
to be ruughf Fine chance an ordi
nary mortal would have trying 70
r0aEhshouse him. III
This gentic.looking mastoion IL
ono Howard Jones. head coach OF
the Yale football eleven. In 1907
Jones played right end on tho Eli
varsity and took his medicine like
little man whenever the coaches
got a bunch to give him a gruclling
And nov ls's his turn to dTill
candidates. An the man behind the
men behind tho liua II ~ up to
Jones 70 whip championship
eleven into shape and get back the
scalp lifted BY Harvard last fall
The outlook NJ New Haven IL par.
ticularly bright. and the chances OF
beating the crimson appear bright
60 the followers Of tho blue
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-09-30
COW HADrEY. OF MISSOURI.
ANoEREp AT FIGHT PROMO.
TIERS ENJoinING SHERIFF

ST. LOUIS. Sept s0.-The pugi.
liatic promoters who engineered the
match. as well as the principals
who engaged 10 a prize fight near
this city. viii have TO show Gov
Hadley where they got the right 10
ehjoin the sheriff Of the county
from interfering with the bout.
With this end In view. George
Memsic and Harry TrendnIl we're
bound over TO the grand Jury yea.
terday for engaging Ia a prize fight.
In addition to the fighters the pro
motors and the seconds Of the
pugillsts also were arrested. All
gave bonds for their appearance be.
fore the grand jury The action of
the promoters I'm enloinlng the
sheriff from Interfering with the
match aroused Gov. Hadley and he
ordered the authorities TO make an
Investigation and prosecute, where
possible. all connected with the NJ.
fair.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-09-30
OPENING CAME
IN P|TTSbURG
FIRST OF WORLD SERIES oc-
ToeER 9 AND . IN PIRATE
VILE DECIDED.

CINCINNATI. o.. Sept. so.--Ths
National Baseball Communication
yesterday completed final ar
rangemsnts for the worlds cham.
pionship series To be played be-
tween the winners az tho pannants
IN tho American and National
leagues when u was announced
that the frat two games would be
played In fittsburg on October 3
and and that the third and fourth
would be played either Ia Phlladol-
phla or Detroit. the citiea which are
fighting IL out for the bunting In
the American league, pittahurs al.
ready has won the pennant In tho
National league n Il Il found that
more than four games ara necss'
sary 10 decide the championship
they will be played alternately Ia
ptttsburg and the city winning tbs
American league pannant
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-09-30
Patrick F. Mahoney, Visit
ing Editor, Has Reason
to Remember How the
Champion Got His Start.

The original Il knew Billy Pakps
whom" man II doing the A~Y~P
lie IN Patrick y. Mnhonay, editor
and part owner OF the Spring Val
Icy tili) Gazette aud blew into town
thia morning with his pockets
bullying with letters OF introdne
ton and other things 60 James
Wood, publicity man OF the Bis
fair.
Mr.. Mahoney says he Is an cdl.
tor, but he wears a sparkler Ia HIS
shirt front that Is almost az large
aud dazzling A. an electric head.
hkht On two or three fingers he
wears duplicates. They are the real
goods, too, which II responsible fof
Mr. Woods heaitancy In issuing the
customary newspaper courteHiea
fpr 10 use Mr. Woods own words
Who In aa-a. who In the world
ever heard OF a really and truly
newspaper editor wearing really
aud truly dIRmonds7"
But this has naught 20 do with
Ar. Aahoney and Billy Papke. Az
everybody knows who knows any.
thing AZ all about the prize ringD
Billy Papke IL the pugilistic idol Of
Illinois and the Middle West DO.
cause he IL a native son who bo-
Kan NJ the bottom OF the middle
weight pugiliatic ladder and fought
himself hight up 10 Stanley Retchel.
He fought himself beyond Ketchei
but got dirt In his gasoline and he
bad 20 stop for repairs while Stan.
ley rolled by.
Yes. air." unused Mr.. Editor Ma.
honey. yes air, II II had not been
for me. Billy Papke would be driv-
ing a coal wagon al two piunks a
day instead Of being the middle.
weight tksichei cannot fight at the
weight any morol champion OF the
world with a hundred thoua' IN cold
cash. or the equivalent thereof. In
hiA jeans"
Mr.. Mahoney hcaved a sigh. MFR.
Mohoney n large Of Eirth-ro-
tnnd. and when he releases a sigh
he has got % heaye u. You see. n
was this way" Mr.. Mahonay has
taken up the thread OF his nara.
tive. ~i3llly was just q hid abou,
Spring Valley. driving a coal wagon.
Spring Valley In a great coal mining
town. About 5000 OF It's 10000
population are connected In some
way with the coal mines. BiIfe
dad aiao was driver Of a coal
wagon. Dad owned a little place
plastsref with a mortgage that hid
II completely from view. He was
moi very lucky. and 10 when Billy
got big enough % heave chunks OF
coal. why Il vas nix for school for
billy. by and BY. when Billy got
a littla bigger. the old gentleman
stuck az homo spisiing tobacco
Juice az the stove while Bill became
conductorenRineer brakeman and
whole crew Of the coal wagon.
About ghls time soms OF us chip
ped In and bought set Of boxing
gloves and OF an afternoon and
evening ws used 10 box in a rear
room os drugstore. Billy never
hutied IN for year or more. Just
sat around and looked on. said moth
ing but looked ON. You see. nill
had not Clipped in to buy the
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-09-30
TWO GAMES
FOR SUNDAY
NO GAME YgsTERDAY-PosT'
SEASON SERIES WITH
INDIANS.

For the second time this season.
the game for yesterday afternoon
was postponed. on account OF rain.
To make up for II Mike Lynch
viii play double header on sun
day. This afternoon Is Ladies'
Day. and In spite Of the fact that
today lie Taft Day ut the fair. Dug
hopes to have a big crowd out
They ali help.
The post.scason series with Soo-
kane will be started next Tuesday
and continue all week Nike and
his help expect 20 win out
Because Of the fact that the Spo-
kane fans want to see the Turks
In action again. another series viii
probably be played in that city
with the Indians.
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WHEN BILLY PAPKE DROVE
COAL WAGON IN Ill INA.

gloves. Then the first set Of gloves
wore out and We sent away for an.
other set Bin was IN this time.
billy boxed with the other boys
with Indifferent success You vii
excuse me for saying that I was
the king bee Of the bunch. wan
the largest Of the lot and had the
edge on en- al. and 1871 never
boxed with me for a year. One day
the boys kidded him into putting
EN- on with me and ! gave the
bunch the wink as much M 10 say,
Watch mo soak him. fellows.
= cuffcd the boy around YOU
know. Billy ~ only 20 now-aud
roughed him pretty hard. much 10
the delight Of the rest Of the gang
! never viii forget the timc-it was
a Sunday evening aud the. back
room WAS lammed full The win
dows we're open and others were
outside a.lOoklnR In. 1911 and had
been going Il 20 Minutes and he
wanted 10 quit. but the boys urged
liim on.
Just one more round. be said
and that's sure ALL
All right said. and started Ia
10 trounco him right
"Biffl landed my right on his
nose. Blood flew every which way
for Sunday Billy went Keeling
backward and the gang set up a
yell. Bill never said word. but be
came back with cod IN his sye.
like a mad bull. Mixing was my
speciality. but there's "A limit 10
everything, you know. We vent at
II tooth and nail--and two hours
later when ] came 10 ia the yard
outside. gazed up at the stars and
wondered what foreign cline bad
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-09-30
MARATHON DATE
IS TO BE OCTOBER ~

the A. A. U. Eamoa At tho A.Y-P
In August. hiss sent hls forfeit,
money % Tim McGrath Mclean
and several Phoenix sportsmen arc
expected 10 arrive next Monday OF
Tuesday.
The Meadows. the Western
waahiawtGu Fair association track.
and Dugdais's ball park are the
three Aiiea under consideration for
the hlg race. The latter IL the
best from tho standpoint of con.
vsnience bot the laps would be 40
abbreviated Il would b. a dull race
Il would also require q week any.
way 10 pat tho grounds IN shape 10
handle the crowd and make q track
~ 10 run on.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-09-30
Date Changed to Give Do
rando Plenty of Time to
Get Here If He Wants
to Enter.

The date Of the big Guggcnhelm
$4,000 marathon has been changed
from Oct. 10 10 the iTth. especially
that Dornndo may have plenty Of
time 10 get here. n he wishes to
enter.
Harry Mclean. the Arizona In.
dian who startled every body here
by winning the five-mile race at
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-09-30
AMERICAN COLT COPS
BIG BRITISH STAKES

TBNDON, Sept. 30-Harry Payne
Whitney's Top o. the Morning won
the Hopeful stakes at the Newman.
ket races yesterday, with Jockey
Martin up. The American horse was
quoted In the betting at 100 10 To-
There were nine starters In the
race. Lord ltchester's Homing
Pigeon finished second. at 6 to /.
Sunder, owned by Colonel joel, was
third, at to 1.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-09-30

Alcoholic tonics destroy hair and
scalp. Loary's non-alcohoIic com.
pound glves life; cures dandruff.
Itching, falling halx grayness and
badness. All druggists and bar.
bers. sss
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-09-30
YALE AND HARVARD
OPEN THE SEASON

NEW YORK. Sept Gothic first
Kickoff of the season for Harvard
and Yale came yesterday after.
noon. when the Crimson met Bates
az Cambridge and trimmed them
II to o. Yale beat Wesleyan by
like score.
Dartmouth showed Massachusetts
Agricultural College under a 22 10
0 score. Brown whipped Rhode
Island state 10 O. Amherst and
Norwich played great game to no
score, and Pennsylvania won a %
10 0 victory from ursinus College.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-09-30
WISCONSIN, nHArs IApa.

TOXIC. Sept 30--Tho univer
nity Ut. Wisconsin baseball team.
which Is touring this country. yes
terday afternoon defeated the All
Toxic team by 4 score of 20 7,
II was a close game aud neither
team had Il won until tha last In
ming. Each team got hila Wis
conKln had errors charged against
them. against mlaeues for tho
Japanese boys
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-09-30
ANGLES RESULTING FROM
APPLICATIONS OF DIFFERENT
DEGREES or STRENGTH.

Cushion caroms follow in order
after the direct caroms. To per.
form the angle A to u strike center
OF cue ball. line OF aim being at A.
The natural angle through me.
dunn stroke is from A TO BIB. 70.
Wondering that with medium
stroke the angle OF reflection II
equal 10 the angle Of incidence or
tho angle from A 10 II Is tho same
az of the direction OF the ball to A.
An ordinary stroke will effect an.
gle a 70 g and a hard stroke A to
d.
Az the strength OF the stroke Is
Increased from medium to ordl.
nary. 10 hard. or very hard, the
ball imbeds Itself moro firmly IN
the cushions and the rebound
throws II off with creator velocity
and produces a more acute angle.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-09-30
Carpets and Rugs Specially Ri!
All New Goods and Choicest Pattem

Tapestry Brussels Rugs. size
S-2xl0-6: fifteen patterns 10
choose from In Oriental. medal
lion and floral designs: q good
rug for any room In the house.
for hotels or lodging houses;
regular $3.50 value. Special.
Saturday only. 1915.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-09-30

sailed 70. Geei l ION s..
started to rise, but | es.,1 Y,
] Tried 70 move my 49, s'''
ny head was biz. Too II.
And 7, seemed ali fIIl.s g
something. nj
After a long time I :.
inr things The blur II
turned out 70 Be ~ i = -
pr Tour we're flaming
we're holding am,noni.
ana the village declm s4
my wrist and sayInr IL. w
Tho boys told ne : s|
afterwards that affa, Il
me after ! Diumpad In = !. =
never had a ItxAss :. y
Keeper rang the beIl ~
70 stop U.s. but thers i.
doing Then | ghoss -
right against Billys Il 4
~ofid ~as mine, As -,
please Billy threw N 4.
and went home. Wen ! M
long story short. nlIl, i 4. -
down he. line then ~ =.
eFefg man IN The bsnfb W.
Sare brought ia ana i -, NJ
en- all he kept ee,,Iss ~
ponents all the tine NE ~ /. !
ped AZ none.
Down IA Spring yslIay :.
be IL just about ail ~, n
his brother I'd ofrn q a !.
and made bin his Iaansss, }
The mortgage on Bis fssksy.
and put up q better k,'lIsI.
rent Bought a hone - l
hall for the old folks Il ~
50 miles FROM Spring val,ss !.
laying BY bis money. ~
him stingy. q piker. bas =
know him admire him. ~ 4.
Judgment"
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Two grades q n1tx !
leums: an assoFsnst 4 y
terms 10 select hn y
special prices for Ssiz'dl
day and Tucsdsy: lk -
for laying at these rf''s
75c Grade fer. 49,.
Csc Grade sor....-
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-09-30

NATIONAL LEAGUE.


AZ plstsbasg-rltssburg 1. New
York 6
At chioago.-ChieAgo s-s. Phiiadoi-
phia 80
a. 81. Loula-st Louis :. Boston !.
Al cineinnafi -~ Cincinnati 7.
BFookiyn q
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AMERICAN LEAGUE.


Al Boston--noston ga. Detroi.
SIS
A. New York New York S-it. 81
louis 80.
Al Philadelphia -- Philadelphia
t-ie. Chicago 81,
AZ Naahington---Wa Washington Al.
Cleveland Ia
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Administer Rugs--A large assert
ment OF good patterns. in all the
latest color combinations. Two sizes
AZ special prices for tomorrow
only
27s54-ineh s2.25 Quality. 81. g5
3ex72ineh $3.50 Quality. 81. IS
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You must admit that a price Ike
this on a staple article that ie sold
every daY 10 going some"
II you are economically Inclined
heres your chance.
oaiy 10 pairs sold 20 one party
AT special price None to dealers
Parties who batia houses with more
than 10 doors can afford TO pay
more Hais ends october 6.
ace pair SKA OLD Copper or Dull
Brass Finish Loose PIN Butte,
csc. pair sss old Copper or Dull
Brass Finish Loose PIN Butts.
5se pair shxtH ola Copper Fin
lab Loose Pin Butts. pair use
&so pair 6x6 Old Copper Finish
Loose Pin Butts. pair. noe
SOC pair bNxsh Old Copper Fin
ish Loose PIN Butts. pair 49,. a5e
LOG pair 2nxah Jhpanned Loose
Pin Butts. pair s..s+..4.4...s4.T r
i5c pair shx3h JRpRnned Loose
zoe pair ara japanncd Loose PIN
Butts, pair ss.sss.ssss.ss...t Use
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-09-30

al san FrAncisco--san Francisco
y, Eacrament0 D.
At Los Angelss--Isos Angeles 7.
vernon 3
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Four Good Bargains in tapestry Brussels Carp

Is patterns of good quality Tapestry B'a's,
pets. some with borders and some WIN y
match, others q carpets only; a sod 81.
carpet In designs and colors suitable fof A
our regular s1.00 quality. Special,
made. laid and lined. ..................s*.'s,,
is patterns of Tapestry Brussels CArpes =
assortment OF patterns and colors. some w \
and stairs to match: regular 500 and &c
grades. Special. made. laid and lined. per r.
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WANT TO LEARN


FOO BALI =
4 Well. the sporting editor OF =
The Star will teach you. Be 4
\ ginning tomorrow The Star =
4 will print a daily illustrated =
n football lesson. giving val 4
" liable pointers on playing the =
4 game.
\ WATCH THE SPORT PAGE. \
\ These lessons are intended 4
\ for the kids. in the grammar =
4 schools and on the lots; the 4
4 boys who can't afford n coach 4
\ TO teach them how TO play the 4
4 game. They are simple and 4
\ devoid OF superfluous words. 4
\ ANY boy can gain valuable q
4 knowledge from them. 4
n READ THE STAR FOOT 4
4 BALL LESSONS BEGINNING \
A TOMORROW. 4
444R4 4H444 49,
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TAPESTRY Brussels Carpets-A large variety Of
good patterns; the very best i0-wire quality. The
regular price Of this grade is si.a5 yard: 00c
special, made. laid and lined. OJt
Good double extra i0.wire Tapestry Brussels Car
pets. some with borders and stairs TO match; In
good assortment OF patterns and colors; suitable
for any room. Regular s1.15 grade, TO-
made. laid and lined. .....................i JC
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The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-07-16
GIVES EVIDENCE WITH
ASSUMED RELUCTANCE
Apparently Still Believes IhaS
Would Carry Out Threat 10
XIII Her, il Free

White Plains. \ y July H.
Evelyn Nesbit rhaw weHt on the
sanl yesterday ana save damag
me testimony asaInst her husband.
Harry X rhav. il was tho strone.
ISL point secured So far hy me state
"a It's dsht to- keep Thaw In The aSN-
Nm for NE criminal insane 90 Mat
.eaVan He demands his release
through 1abUs corpus PROCEEDINGS
I'm De ground that he Is d sane man
When yesterdays session WAS CON
'3jed Adjournment was taken until
un Is
For three 13vs the state has been
'rtiHe % bring ou, tAat ThaW
threatened his wfes life ON one Of
ter visits IL Maueawau rhe srate
wished % show irrationaly cn
rhaWs part Blocked 40 first by oh.
iccions which were sustained hN fhh
ouu ralN attorney 10 las, faile
10 show that the allcged converse
ION az Maitoawan was confidential
's between man and wife and when
-velyu rhaw took he witness chair
his afternoon She related. as Fl In
ear. wha, rhaws lawyer has sough,
lost to Keep hack-his alleged threat
take her lfe IL be were released
from The rs lum
Whether assumed or not Mrs
'haW expressed apprehension Will,
aStifpinc Slc was quoted after
Yards as saying tha, she testified
Necluse 81 the treatment she receiv
al the hands OF the Thaw fam
ly hui en- De stand she struggled
rrarrntly hard nat to tell and whel
compelled to DO So By The court tcsu
led en- This i'm substance. Il shall
Aave 90 Kill ven when | get ont o
We're"
EVELYN Thgv turned appea'ingl,
Justice Mills She hesced 10 not
Ae allowed % answer because She
ail she know she would incW
rhaws everlasting animosWr and
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-07-16
NOTICE
To ice Consumers Of
Guthrie.

ItlS our purpose % furnish
.to our patrons full and salts
factory service. The sudden
.hot weather has taxed the
.eWpaeity ot our delivery
system but we are putting
ION wagons which will take
.cTc oi the increased dc
'mand
Commencing Sunday and
Extending through the hot
l,vcathcr, ice viii he deliver
led on Sunday the same as on
Iothcr days. The wagons
Twill be supplied with stand
iard scales guaranteeing fun
weight on an Ice sold. ANY
linattention on the part OF
employees should be report
ted to .he company when the
isame will receive prompt at-
ltcnti IN.
The Ruemmeli Braun Co,
Phone -.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-07-16
NOTORIOUS MORO OUTLAW
AND SEVEN FOLLOWERS
EIieTmlnated on Narrow Ledge
Friendly Natives Saw
Fierce Conflict

Manila. July i6-Whlle No detail
"a accounts have been received oi
the last aght OF Jikiri the famous
Moro outlaw chieitain who WAS
killed and his band eNterminated IN
pitched battle near ralian on the is.
land Of Jolo. july s, hy a detachment
OF the Sixth United States cavalry
under Capt q. l.. llyram, formerly
identified with The Colorado national.
guand. several brief dispatches and
a letter OF Gwo fr0m American OH
cers who fought against the outlaw
give fairly complete story Of The
fight
Hunted from place % place by Tho
regulars and conslahulary who had
been in close pursuit for days. likirl
with seven followers TWO women and
one child, took refuge In Il cave that
pierced the side of tho CRATER of an
extinct volcano The narrow hole
had two entrances. the principal ono
opening ON ledge or rook hleh up
on the steep slOne Here the out.
laws gathered {, make their last
stand
Troops Entirely Surrounded Natives.
As The soldiers came mp. The
scouts locsted the party and the
troops worked their WAY around the
place until Il was entirely surround
ed aud there was no chance FOR
escape.
Captain Byram. who commanded
the attacking force. them ordered q
white fag DISPLAYED aLa through his
Interpreter. called upon Iikiri "a sur
render The OUTLAW refused and de
clined 70 accept a -sfe conduct for
the women Of his party Who remain.
ed With the band and core their
share OF the fghtlng
Captain RyrSm ordered up the guns
and terrific she'll FIRE was opened
on the cave The missiles broke
above and around the opening bur
the ledge protected those inside from
the fire of the guns ana little damage
was inflicted
Storming parties then worked their
way up the siccn shpe and. nname
fO0iug on he ledge. enjeavOrod tc
rush The larger euiranco to the cave
The fighting for few minutes was
desperate, hut the outlaws drove
their asSailants hack by SAVAGE
spear chargv The soldiers We're no.
to b. completely routed, however. ant
taking up their posts ~ the ends o'
the ledge, poured a terrible vino Gre
into the mouth Of the cave. the hu'
lets ganclng from the rock walls
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-07-16

Hutchinson. HANS. After trying doc.
ors and different medicines fDr kid.
aev. blade and rheumatic trouble.
Halrs Texas Wonder cured me. Il Il
ne best medicine on eaTth.-Walter
IS. Perry. 20 S, Main street Soli b.
ell druggists.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-07-16
WONENS
DEPARTMENT

IS considered an efiicicnt worker
Both I'M the parish work ana iu thl
hr'Stian Eudeayor
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Fole,s Honey and Tar nor only
tops chronic coughs .hlt weaken
TO constitution and develop inte
consumption. but heals ANA strength
ems thc hlugs lt affords comfort
and relief in the worst eases Of
chronic bronchitis. asthma hay fever
ana lung trouble. & r Renfro
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.%eSysHar
Health

Never rails Cd Restore
Gray Hair Co It's Natural
Color and Beauty.
No natter how long ithas been gray
orfadcd. Promotes a iuxnriant growth
81 healthy hair. Stops its falling OUT.
and positively removes DAN
drufi. Keeps hairSoit and glossy. Re
fuse an substitutes. rs times AS much
tn sL00 as soc. sire. Is Not n Dye.
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