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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-02-08
.LY NCH APPEARS
AGAINST YOU TIL S
Eighteen Are Fined for Disor.
derby Conduct, and Two
Appeal.

PROMINENT Yesterday in the larg-
est docket Justice Crutchfield has
had before him in months were
eighteen white youngsters. who
were arrested on Church Hill Sun
uay on a charge OF disorder;y con-
DUCT and all were fined $3.50 each,
Win costs attached.
Against five of the ys-Garland
Luck. Mervin Melton. Edward Beck
ner Vnllie Dyer AMI Julien NIaute-
lo-Gounclmen John j. Lynch, On
"aosc property they were alleged to
nave uespassed, personally appeared.
MI Lynch complained bitterly that his
properly at Twentieth and Leigh
stree's mad repeatedly been disfgurod
ana mn'llatcd by unwarranted depre-
dat!ohs' and he pressed the case vlSor-
ously.
me second gang, comprising Wesley
M'illams 7. u. Bickers, Robert Curtis,
u NJ Webb, Lynwood owen, Hunter
asief' willie Curtis, Charles Hay, John
GuEus Edward Hay, Willie Lucas and
Wlls'e Parsons, all Of whom were
charged with disorderly conduct in the
street was also fined $3.50 apiece,
Gharles ana Edward Hay appealed from
the decision, and wore bailed in tho
sum OF $500 each. Both gangs were ar
rested by Policemen Atkinson and
Chatterson.
INC case against Julia Johnson col
"'eul VINO was arrested Sunday by rs
lep'!Se'sergeants Wiley nnG bal!eS
~ u charge of selling liquor without .
.'eehse' was continued to February ~
as was that against Virginia Johhsoh,
arrested by tho same officers on
t ~, ot stealing soap and linen from
me Richmond Hotel. N,
...Aes Ross, colored. charged WIZ
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KING GUSTAV UNDER KNIFE
Physicians Declare Operation for Ap-
penLicltlh II SuCccsk.

Physicinns Declare Operation for Ap-
pendicltis II succcsH.
Stockholm, February king Gus
tav was operated on tonight for ap-
pendicltis Tho official reports given
out state that the operation was a
success,
The king had been suffering from
continual internal palms since early
Sunday evening, IT was not untll this
evening that the physicians diagnosed
his case as on, OF appendicitis reda'r'
ins an irnmediate operation.
Tho physicians first diagnosed the
Kings disease as catarrh Of the ston-
ach, and the matter was taken VIII
members Of tho royal family attended,
q concert this evening. AT 10 O'clock
they were all summoned 10 return te
the palace. where they We're appr1sec
OF the physician'a intentionsto pnerht'
on. Ills MaicstX, 75 y ~.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-02-08
NEW Works. COOLEST DAY
Great Suffering Among Poor aud
Deaths from Freezing III Suburbs.

New York. February 1.-The coolest
OF the year in New York came and
went between sunrise and sunset. At
dayhreak the thermometer registered
: above zero, wit ha searching wind
irom the northwest but at 10 o'clock
in the forenoon the mercury began
to mount. and wind to moderate, and
at O'clock tonight this tempera-
lure was is above. and at 10 o'cloel5I
20 above, and still rising. The wind
meanwhile had sunk from forty mills
an hour to twelve, and had shifted
into the southwest.
There was great suffering among the
Door IN the worst pinch Of the cold,
haustion We're reported to the hospl-
tails while, from surrounding. suburbs
came, word or seYeral deaths from
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-02-08
.COuNC|AL VHACKS
MILK BILL PATRON
Enlarge Two Cemeteries.

call was the only negative the rcSoiu--
tion being adopted SO to /.
Enlarge Two Cemeteries.
Mr.. Bliley offered an ordinance d.
rectins the City Attorney to acquire
land TO enlarge lakewood Cemetery,
which went to the Committee on Gem
eteries and one directing the Commit
tee on Grounds and Buildings to ne
gotiate for the sale of the ClarlS's
Spring property to the Hollywood
Cemetery Company, which went to the
Committee on Grounds and Buildings.
\ special message from the Mayor
transmitted resolutions from the Cham
Der Of Commerce and Richmond Edu-
cation Association urging an appro-
priation for tireproofing and preserv
ing the John Marshall house. plan
highly Endorsed By the Mayor, which
went to the Committee on Finance.
Salary increases then became the
| order of the day. The Council, on re-
! communication of the Finance Com
mittee. authorized an increase In the
pay OF the Keeper Of Marshall Reser-
voir $40 a month, it being represented
that his duties had increased: it Gre
ated the position of an additional OPP
orator in the Fire Alarm Department
Increased the salaries OF tho First and
Second Assistant City Engineers from
$1,000 to $4,000 each: fixes tile pay of
machinists at the lower Gas Works
at So day and OF plumbers in the
! Water Department at $3.50 day.
No Money for Water Plant.
| After 4 stiff fight, the appropriation
of $4,000. recommended BY the Com
mittees on Water and Finance for
| cleaning out the water mains, was re-
jected by a vote of 20 to 9, notwith-
standing the statement of Mr.. Mills
that the accumulated filth in the dead
time muddy the water in an entire
section, of the city, and that some OF
| the older mains are encrusted so as
to reduce their capacity onc-half.
| Two additional inspectors We're au-
| thorized in the Gas Department. over
the objection of Mr.. Lynch. who in
sisted that IL the gas house crowd,
would hustle around u little it could
read all the. meters. An additiona
clerk was. authorized in the City Treas
Finance Committee. telling the oppoo-
sition that they must get 1T into theil
| heads that the city IS growing The
! State provides three clerks. or rattle,
the city provides three. Mr.. Lynch
couldn't see why tho state clerk:
couldn't help tho city force on busy
days when there was rush to pay
| gas bills.
FOR Political Effect.
Then came a measure increasing TIN
pay OF 1.-The City Electrician from $40
to $500. AS the same official ais
draws a salary of $1,000 from the fir
Board as Superintendent, Of Fire Ala m
the increase was from $1,000 to $2,5ot
| The opposition, headed by MI. Lynch
was again to the front.
! ~ am opposed to this salary grabbing jus
before Council primary" asserted tn
yaffa W. rI hnr sI1n tyent on n r
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ternoon at the old Crawley homestead.
near South Boston. He was native
OF Halifax and an cx-ConIeccratc SOL
der He is survived by one brother,
and one sister, who reside In Ken
lucky; one daughter, MISS Eun!ce War
rem, and two young sons, OF this place,
one OF the sons being critically Ill with
pneumonia, and his widow. who Is tho
daughter of the late William Yates,
a Mexican War and Confederate vet
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-02-08
YEGGMEN ARE CAPTURED

HID in Their Possession Full l>it oi
Tools for Cracking Safes.
Americus. Ca, February 7-Oiflcefs
here this afternoon captured and jailed
three white men believed to be pro
fessonal safe-breakers and the same
who success sfully dynamited the large
safe of Lee Chllders, near I.eespufs'
last night. The safe in the Chllders
store was blown to fragments and the
building damaged by conclusion. ON!
a small amount of money was secured
Tho three men captured had In their
possession a kit OF tools consisting or
drills, chisels, nitro glycerine and wax.
They stoutly refused to dlvulge their
names. 1872. ---.---.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-02-08
New City Directory

,rhe general canvass for 1910 Rich-
mond CITY Directory is now completed.
Corrections, removals. etc. can be
made during the next few days. Please
notify the Office in person or by ieLle a
before it is too late. Contemplated
changes will be received in confidence.
Hill, DIRECTORY COMPANY,
Saa Mutual Building.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-02-08
Phillips Line

steamers Aurora and Pokanokct
having resumed their trips between
Richmond, Petersburg, Norfolk and
Newport News and James River land
.ings, are now prepared to handle
shipments as heretofore
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I,or politicaI ENect.
THE WEATHER

Forecast: NirSinia-Falr. warmer
Tuesday; Wednesday, unsettled; light
tn mod crate south and southwest winds.
North mountaineering clOudi-
ness nnd warmer Tuesday; Wednesday,
unsettled, light to moderate south
winds.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-02-08
NURSES ARE HERoINEs
They Save Patients ana Fight Flames
NIL IIclu Arrives.

Iill Help Arrives.
Savannah, Ca, February 7,--Bravcry
OF the nurses in Park View Sanato-
rum, u private hospital here. prob
ably prevented n very destructive fire
to-day, Eighteen patients We're car
ried from the burning wing Of the hos
pital, the nurses saving some of the
sick after lighting their way through
thick smoke in close proximity TIC the
flames. With tho private fire lighting
apparatus before the arrival OF the
lirenlen, the nurses fought. beating
back tho flames until help came.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-02-08
nc,cctcd over Eiance.. Dcath.

Buffalo. \. Z, ITebruury T.-AI!ss
Snyder was chief clerk in a Buffalo
tea store. She had been detected since
the death OF her hance, George j..
Meyers. They were to have been mar
rieti in few months. She worked
this morning.
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DEATHS

powEII-DIed, February 5, at Lees-
burg, Va, HUGH LEE POWELL FIJI.
He leaves a wife and three children
Francis S., Louise NJ. and LucI Lee
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Mis-. Marion Cntlctt.


Etna Mills. Va. February THE re-
mains of Miss Marion Catlctt, WHO was
found dead In bed at her homo sat
urday. were buried in the family bury
ing ground Sunday at $3.50 o'clock.
Rev Mr.. Pribble, her pastor. OF Meth
odist Church, conducted the services.
Miss Catiett was Ifty-four years Of
age She leaves no near relatives.
George Newman Abbott.
Especial to The Times Dispatoti.j
Lynchburg, Va. February 7.--GeorEa
Newman Abbott, telegraph operator,
who lived ut 500 Gordon Street. died
this morning ut 4 o'clock, after an
illness OF pneumonia. His remains
were shipped this afternoon 10 Concord
for burial. He was thirty-ilye years
of age.
Mrs. Mamie Smith BROOKS.
Especial TO The Times-Dispatct.J
Staunton, Va. February Mrs,
Mamie Smith Brooks. aged abou. thlr-
t. five syears. died here to-day after
lingering illness of tuberculosis. leay-
ing her husband, w. H. Brooks. fornl-
crly OF this CITY, but now resident or
Washington.
Mrs, LuIn +. AIckcnnn.
Especial to THE Times Dispatoh.l
Lynchburg, Va. February 1.--Mrs.
Lula r. Mckenna. wife OF j. Mckepna,
died carly Sunday morning at her
home. 1913 Knight Street. where sho
had been i'll for some time OF pneumo-
MIA. She was forty three years of age.
Charles Robinson.
Especial 10 The Times -piSpatch.l
fredericksburg Va, February -
Charles Robinson. citizen ~ Essex
county, died a; his home few days
ago OF heart failure, aged siaty-six
years. Ills widow and several chill
dren survive him.
Death Of n Child.
Especial To The TImes-Dispatrl1
Gordonsviilc. Va, February 7.--Mary.
the two-year-old daughter of +. q.
Taylor. died Saturday and waa buried
in Maplewood Cemetery Sunday at
ternoon atN $3.50 o'clock Rev. fI II.
Hudson conducted the burial service.
II. !idolphus Marshall.
Especial 10 The Times-Dispatch,l
Suffolk, va. February 7.-R. hdoi-
phus Marshall, local manager of tho
Standard Oil Company. died to-day,
aged afty-seven years. A widow. 3
daughter and two sons survive him.
Mrs. Alice Gntewood.
Especial to The Times-D ispatch.J
Fredericksburg, Va; February 90
Mrs. Alice Gatewod, wife of Robert
Gatewood, of Essex county, cIed at her
nome. sSNc ID suiFlNcu Wy ~. ''es'''a'tN
Funeral OF J. NJ. Hart.
Hampden- Sidney, Va, February -.
The funeral OF the late j. Al. Hart
took place at O'Clock this afternoon.
and the interment was made In inc
ccneterv Of the college church.
Upon hearing of Mr. Harris death, the
students of Ilampden Sidney college,
held mass meeting and adop,sa ap :,
propriate resolutions. and ordered q
noral tribute, as well as deciding TO
attend the funeral In q body.
John v. NVorthinston.
Especial to The Times .Dispat4 CHI oh :,
Buena Vista. Va, Februhty - o ~.
p yyorthington died ut 1920 o'clock
last night from the effects of a stroke
of paralysis received last. Monday lie
was seventy years of age, and ma,
tive Of PENNSYLVANIA. He is survived .'i
by his wife. The funeral service VIII
be conducted Tuesday BY Dr. w. NJ
Harper OF the Methodist Church.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-02-08
AUTOMOBILE I AK
URGED BY SPEAKER
Byrd Thinks Amount ehould DC
Reasonable, Because of Bad
Roads.

Il ,,,,ppu an in.
Il Half hundred ueN, 10 mi or the
ulators gathered III .''u TIT ~, arr,,c
House of Delegates lps. tbo House
automobile taHalioh 800 roads were
\ Finance Committee -, +nx,tion
| discussed rs nluon ." ~ reco-nIze
| ana everybody ,irh,v,vs ro hnhd
that cars and better
/ IN hand. a,ao.od rho onc
| Two bllls were eon ,t could lew n
ofered ny MI .. t,orsenovnr mar
taN OF oV cents rn "a ths stare
year. the none ~ Air Throckmor-
\ iilShway Coifiii'isaio.,ii atto nav tIa+
ton would make Hhei, 900 90 wonIa ro
rate OF 30 OIL VIZ. s,,,,d aud Siam "a
70 INC state rolu ~, thn ,,achino d.
tue county III INV would rn
oWneu' or' ~ St's .,,I.,, ,ha M, d. -.
10 we county IN w.
sraPlilealiy sleua sai,,.ar.d /, row ~.
Spsahei osiu 10 said he wa. The
pIopliale leI a, Ms no v,rgin;a n,tn.
u,.i.alppy nutHo .oos one res,,it ~ thi.
~. ~ ~" " nod heen 10 nrotact
~ ~. ueeia' ~, fro,,, tho ,n,.,,,.s
ene sunes ~ n. roth.r thn,,o,h+
., y. 49, .,,,iaotion n incrnnaino,
~ s.,oa it,. ~ w GOOD roads to twontS y
, rn1 sp1 ne,. 'i hn,,r - . 80 80
SnoniI NJ, nc Heavy Tax.
On the question of taxation, he said
n,,tomobiles come under the head OF
luyuries. which arc more properly tax.
able than nre necessaries. But the
tax ought not to be heavy, because tho
pleasure of auto driving is in good
roads. and we don't give the drivers
| good roads In Virginia.
| 1t Is unwise. he thought, TO tax by
the horsepower. for horsepower is va
! riablo, and when it came to taxing he
w,as afraid the horsepower would not
| develop to any great extent. lie be-
| lieved S. would be a fair tax up to
/. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS, ana $40 Tor more
! than that figure. lie coinplltnented MI.
Ihrockmorton Tor SO arranging ms
biil 'hat nearly all tne ,aX would 70
to Henrico county, and said that tho
entire tax should so to the state High
! WI! commission, wllicn ne aaid' IS an
1 expensive chliu wtiiei' lne state hauss
'aise'
| Ahs "aSo"s
az Wv i.o .''oue {, ~ 1n!u,eu
! 80, ., ~. -, 49,.
! siiu ''te'o II i1lishl VIC Iust 70 la'.
~, ~, lie ,,,a,,,,,,. >, !. :,
| -, ~, ~, .le 20 -. ~
! ,i..htn,ns, sa,. ,,pi,o ~ in. .hs wy
| di,i,,., s..,,. :, iti'il,s
s,,;,,a t,,a 49,. -, 49, ~. suieis
| IN u.oeons nv f.,rt,.a 49,. . ~.
! said Tnsoat ~ .,,a,.,,,n,, ,,.a -, ~
,,a,co Cor,r,,t,e. 49,, ~ IN. NV 49,
snasi,.r nf 49, ~, 30 ,At ~ VIZ
nerfnc,,,. ,,;,,in,. Ii. 80 nv "as
Snnor,,isors -, -. -, ~
re,,. ,a,rs - ~, -,
,,usiasn, 49,. do,saI.a,, 90 - AZ. e,s
pu, ,aii. ne ar,o.',,l,,. ~ 49, = ~ 'od ,,.
sine. tbe pn,,,a1,s h,,i,t 49,. to,t1
an, 90 ,ho soii.I - ~, ,o az,
never soen ,,o,.n,a,or. - va.
.-inie 10 he sa;d h,,,ai,, 80
yoads ana naI,;r' 49, -, pe'''. ~ !.
l.anYi,-- No., -. ~.
,r;,, ras,,I. -, 49, = toM COS ,'t's
!, LOT If non-,a I'll, 90. ..r .a', '.e e
So, - 's' wv s'U
cr.,. 1,-i,,;. 90 ,v;.,
rued tbot ,mte,. 49, ,,o,.,.,,,,,- So 81
tics ,nd t,,, ~, ,,.a. nes
=, - - '' !" 60 t''iAPiN'
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-02-08

m. In CURE a COLD IN ONE DAY
n nrms LAXATIVE BROMC Quintno uucs..s'
y Ne s' s,s refund money II IT fans ~
- W. ultoYtXs signature on eAch poA. s1SS
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-02-08
ME-. NiamIc smith nrooks.

ISpccIal 10 TIC IIIncs-DIEpdtCi.J
Staunton, Va. February Mrs,
Mamie Smith Brooks, aged about thir-
ty-fivo syears. died here to-day after
lingering illness of tuberculosis. leay-
ing her husband, W. y. Brooks, form.
crly OF this city, but now resident or
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-02-08
Gcor.c Newman Abbott.

Especial TO The Times Dispa,cf.j
Lynchburg, Va, February 7.--GeorEa
Newman Abbott, telegraph operator.
who lived at 500 Gordon Street. died
this morning ut O'Clock, after an
illness OF pneumonia His remains
were shipped this afternoon TO Concord
for burial. He was thirty-iiye years
of age
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Especial 20 The Times piSpatch.l
Fredericksburg, Va, February 80
Charles Robinson. citizen ~ Essex
county, died at his home a few days
ago OF heart failure, aged siasty-six
years. Ills widow and several chill
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CONDITIONS IN IMPORTANT CITIES.
IMMATURE ALMANAC.

MorninS.... 3:3s
Evening. a;al,
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Me. I.uIn r. NIckcnnn.

Especial TO TIE Times-DIspatohl
LynchburE, Va. February Airs.
Lula r. Mckenna. wife OF j. Mckepna,
died carly Sunday morning at her
home. 1913 Knight Street. where sho
had been i'll for some time of pneumo-
mia She WIS FORTY three years of age.
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9[nSGano.

Sine Ser bo6itgeIegenen nil
ienl6aftli6en Statiouen guropa'a
gebt Der ii6eren @ernidtung cn1-
gegen. Su ben Sobren 1885 biS
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Gom %perItorbene 9(itrollom So6nion
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einem lebr beoeutenoen &oitenouf=
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moipboril6e uno oltronomiiGe Sor~
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toriunt Dos ouf Dem bort'n @lct-
i6ereis itono, entiprod ein toar
Sabre lonq lelblt Sen b0h'tclt Or
partunger, u10 piele @ele6rte
mobten bier iiberous mid)liQe Cut
oedult9en. Na6 uno nod aber BE-
gam ii6 bos @ebGuoe. lpu6ri6ei1-
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gen, 81 ienfen, bis es tief I'M Cite
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merf nur nod sic Spite alt iehen
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er9oben.
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ernite &onflifte 5niiden Telltidcn
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ooB sic @anoarmerie ii6 gum Giil-
greifen genotiet iab. 3mei Der aonl-
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uno bic geboroen maren oarm,f tur,
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fornnlen merbe. Snfolee oplien mar
sic @enoormerie erbeblid perltdrft
morben. Sbrem prompten @inimrai.
ten oaein lit es gu p~eroarfen, baB
bic Sampler 81 Baaren getricben
mnroea ni1o Ole 3abl Ser Spfer enc
qeringe blieb.
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Plus Berlin meloet mai. Gro

S. 9luS Berlin meloet mall. Graf
Sobonn-Seinri6 BON gernltorff Der
oeutide gotidotfer in @nihinaton,
truf bier ein uno bette bal6 oorunf
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fretar Beg MeltBern, Serrn Don ai6er-
len-@d6ter. Damn iebte Der @ot-
i6ofter Die Geiie nod &obenfinop
i'm &reiie Sberbornim tort. i'm sen
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Bern batten Den @unid) oltsgeoriift,
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i'm September einen lGngeren 8eiltd)
folgen laiien. @m 10. Sfto6er fe[rt
er nit @en1ablin uno Sodjter nod
ocn Ser. Stooten 8uriid.
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~Rekanntmacbung fir Stsuer.
ZabIer.

Mapor's Office 1. Suui 1910.
ST. uebereinitimmrs1g nit Den
Sroinon5en Der Stoot San Intonio
miro hermit ieoe Berion Sirma,
Seilbqberidaft un6 4orporation,
Die atn 1. Gage oes Suni 1910
@igentltm innerbalb Ser @ren5en Der
Stoot Gan @ntonio eigileie ODER
f%ontroaierte, oos Ser 8eIteueruag
ultterliegt, oabon benadridtiet, Dag
Die Bidder oes Itdotiiden giieiiors
fir Die @ngabe bon gigentum our
geIteuerut1g iest g%eoffnet iino uro
baB oae Die @enonnten bon Seitcn
Der Stabt eriudt neroen, Biz gum err.
iten Gage oes September 1910 i6r
@igentum fir Die 8eIteuerurg OH
5ugeben.
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