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TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1910-05-27

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TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1910-05-27

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TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1910-05-27

OCH SlIlpH. - ASm 1omnenoefl
Dinter siebt's aonssrts gu populd,
ren preii.n am Sonntas Ra6s
mittag.
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BON 5errn 2sopoIo Stotopsti, BAT
iiberaus 9iinitise ReiuItate aebradt.
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fammlung Der Cincinnati Grdeftra
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bic iih bon ben 9sri6ten friberer
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foIsenoer nombuften aiinTtItrinntn
uno Siinitler: Jrau Grneitine S6uz
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guioni unb Gran, MtWlilIan.
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SohresperiommIurg fanb Die Wobl
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men. bic bisber benz 9irettorium ans
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-
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9sbalier ......... .$62, ,320. 80
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Rctlame 1880
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TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1910-05-27

Ginmot i'm Sabre peranitaltet Der
.giirgsrDerein" Elm 3lpedeiien. Gas
lit ein pabres 9oltsfsft, bsifen 5aupis
3tved ipirtlih bas Gifsn III. llnb
mas fir Elm eiisn! 9as Menii iebt
iih Sabr fir Sahr aus ben sleihen
Geri9ten 5uiammen, bic i'm Sabre
1906 Bel Der 9riinoung Des .gIrger.
pereins" ierniert tpurben: Rinbfleiih
NIT Snuee. 8ratniiriten nit Qraut,
Rarpfen blau unb WiIbbraten. gDos
Die bropsn RuDoiitdbter. bic nift nur
frDbIihe, ionbtrn aud geniisinmeMens
.i4en !lnb. bel bisiem Jsite an Brat.
The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1910-12-23
BALTIMORE GRAIN MARKET.

baltimore. Dec. 22-WHEAT-stock in elegators.
56.57 bus Shipments from elevators. 1907 bus
The Southern wheat market to-day was featurelass.
hare being demand nohecd from any source.
Foreign markets were lower. Sales Of eargoes on
grade at s57i for No. red and 9lE for steamer
No. red
C0RN-stock in elevators. Si5 $50 bus. Shipments
from elevators. l3fls2 bus. There was q eood de
mand for corn in al positions to-day. Cob oorn Is
quotable az 275 per BIOL the wharf Quote track
yellow corn, for domestic delivery, at 5sa55]s per
bus. sales I car yellow domestic. track, new So
z cars spot. new. SOS; 1000 bus. spot new. sos
FLOUR-Quoie; Winter extra, 3S5a355; Dc, clear.
as0lAdo do straight, 4l5a430; do patent 46oa4-l5
spring clear, new 3S5ai25; do. straight 509a5. .
do. IHtcnt 5.S0a545; City Mills best Patent Geo:
do, high-grade patent, as do high-grade straight
AS; do, choice family Li6; DO. extra, 3.sGa3.5O;
Tye cur, medium to choice. S.soai2j; oom meal 100
Tbs, LSal. 20; buckwheat hour per 100 lbs 2Gsa2&
OATS-Stock in elevators. Us. f9i bus shipments
from elevators. 6SO bus No white. BASS
standard white, S7S4a55; No white 81 l5s377a No
white. yAa37z
BARLEY-Stock in elevators 2,co5 bus
EAE-Stock ia elevators 49,s92 bus shipment4
from elevators - bus: No. ] re. Western domes-
iic, $3.50; No ? re domestic, Sas3; bag lots as to
quality aud condition, 7sas0; No. 3 re Western
domestic, s4as5; No. re. near by, soasl.
The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1910-12-23
NEW YORK PRODUCE.

Ncw YORK, Dec. y -BUTTER- Receipts to-day.
SAD packages the market rules steady. Creamery
specials, pr pound, 81 creamery extras, 30; cream
ery first, 2sls; process specials. IA
CHEESE-Keceipts today, So boxes. The mar
kei is quiet State whole milk special. September.
l7is State whole milk. fancy colored September.
lJl4 skim. Augst-septsmber quality. l2l5; SKINS.
average fine. H.
EGGs- Receipts today. .sGs2 cases The market
oTened strong fresh eggs, Stale. Pennsylvania,
and nearby henneTy, white, fancy. 80; State Penn
sllTana, and neaF-bg henneTy, browns fancy, A;
fresh, selected extras. 90
MILAFEED- STEADY; but trade inactive. Spring
bran, 800: standard Hiddlngs. $50; Western rad-
dog. 2650; winter wheat bran in l0Olb. sars, %
arrive, go city bran. in bulk. 39o.
OATS-Stoady. SLOW. No. 2 white 80; No 5
white. %; standards, 5a elevator basis; white. on
irack &1a4l
FLOUR steady. lneless business Kansas siraights.
47CaL8. in sacks, 10ft Sraighls. 4flaL60. in bar
r,lsi spring patents, 5Sja5.65. in barrels; spring
clears. 49AI4D
BUCKwHEAT FLOUR-scaroe; quiet Choice
quoted AT A5
RYE FLOUR-Fi1n. bat quiet Choice brands
quoted al i.l0a4-5l
C0RNMEAL.-Steady demand IS inactive. Kiln
dried for export, &c; coarse neal, 10 bags. lisa
lis
HAY-Receipts. 40 tons irregular. light inquiry
for choice. Quotations are Prime timothy, Ll0; No
j, LMiAaLl9; No. ., &alo0 No s. S5a9.
STRAW-Receipts 10 tons; small trade. Long
ne quoted az 55a63
BEFsF-StCady; moderate dealings. Packet, 400
al5.01: family. l6.50al9.@
PoRK-Firn small supply. Mess. 2l.OOa2-s0
family - eoa2a.00
FIARD-Strungcr. Prime Western lL55: city. le5;
refined continent. u-55; South American. 200; re-
fined Brazilian in keys 800: oleoSeaTine 9is; lard
stcarue hrmef New York. l2al2is.
The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1910-12-23

Prom the Baltimore sun.
The appointment of Mr.. A. ". Thomp-
son as general manager of The Baltimore
and Ohio Railroad. is in line with the
policy of President Willard to bring the
system to a high state of efficiency by
placing young men Of energy and ability
in important executive positions. That
he has appointed an "old Z. & o. man."
instead of going TO some other Sne to
secure the official needed, viii be crafty
ing TO the thousands of employees who
find in il the indication that Mr.. Willard
is inclined TO reward meritorious service
by promotion. The popularity of the late
Thomas Fitzgerald among the men who
worked under him was largely due to the
fact that ne had grown up with the b.
& O.. and they felt that he was one of
them. Mr. Thompson Is a young man 10
have attained so important a pOsitioR.
and doubtless win bring to his work fresh
enthusiasm and vgor. President Willard
is building UP the g. & o. in every de-
partment, and is fast realizing his ambi-
ton to make it one of the greatest sys-
TENS in America.
The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1910-12-23
DEEDS OF TRUST.


Square s55-Part Of lot 3. Rtbeocz &. Marshall to
George T. Fleming and Edward l.. Hnlyer, thus
tees. 20 secIre William L Crane. $50 years.
per cent. substantially.
Square l743-Lots .. s. and & Sylvester ]. Martin
and Lewis Z Nening To II. D. Gordon and
Robert T. Heater, trustees. % secure Fulton
R. Gordon, 4s92e9, years, per cent. semi
annually.
Square l0l5-Lots 100 and lO6; Thomas v Hammond
ct ux. To Milton L. Allies and William J. Fiath-
er trustees. to secure John N. Jenes, Sl.Too ;
years, Per cent, semisunuaiy.
LOns MeadOgs-Lots 81 TO 265. block 2 Jennie G..
Graham to Harold T. Doyle and William l..
Mile. trustees, 10 secure Howard l. Christ
man. s.. sos Is months IeT cent. semi annually.
Trust 800
Square s5i-I.ot 10 and part of LOT II; Annie A.
NeTitt to James Berry aud William Mex.
Clayton trustees, 10 secure the Perpetual Build
ing Association. 5o9
square SSS-Lots IS ard 70; Edward T. CriInond ct
ux 20 John T. Arms and Samuel A. Drury
trustees to secure Lee Brown. 500, year, o
pr cent, seni-aunusls.
Square Zo3-I.ot 81 George VI. Middlekauf ct TX
to r. Francis Saul and 5. Percy ThOmps1n
trustees 20 secure Harry Wardman and Thomas
Booes, $3.50, Is months. per cent, sesni
annually.
square lzs-Iot 81 Crandal Mackey ct ux. to Jesse
H. Wilson IT, and Clarence NJ. Roberts. thus
per cent. semi annually.
Square lS00-Parts Of lots 2S and 30: Joseph r.
kengla Ct M. 20 Leon TobTiner and Byron L.
Graham. trustees, to secure Frederick q. Umhau,
5000 years 81 per cent, sesni-annually.
Square sl0-Lot CO; Frederick G.. Stein ct TX. 10
Charles II. KAUFMAN and Chaplin Brown. trustees,
20 secure Florence L. WengPT $50 ] to =
months feT cent. ssmi-annuaily.
Square f0-PaIt q lot =; saul Topper ct ux. 30
samuel \. Gusack and Max tiIsack. trustees, b
secure Charlton B. Rout, S91 years. 6 per
cent. semi aHnually.
Shervocd's Addition to Brookland-Lot s. block &;
Allan T. Hogison et AK. to William r. Mooney
and q Clinton James. trustees 70 secure How
ard r. Norton, Sl0o. , years. per cent, semi
annually
Square lSol-Iot s3; Berthe W Carroll et viz to
EphFaim Macht and John Walsh trustees. 10
secure the International Realty and Development
Company, @S5, monthly payments, per cent.
semiannualE.
Square 6ls-L0t 3; Sarah J. OFndOFff 10 John d.
CosIgtlan and John S. SiOrmsteit trustees. To
secure the United States Fidelity and Guaranty
Company. bond Of SOD
Square 37-Part q loi IS; John ". T. Sumwalt 4
ux 20 the National SAVING and Trust Com
pany. trustee, % secure the American Security
and Tnst Company. $3.50, ys2C 5 per cent.
seIniannuaily
square l09-Lots - and 50; Byron L. Baxter ct
TX, Tile A., to John L. Weaver and Charles
The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1910-12-23
IS EUROPES SANTA CLAUS.
About 100000 Money Orders Sent
from America This Month.

From the Cleveland Leader.
About 10000 money orders win 90 from
New York 20 Europe this month as
Christmas gifts to the relatives and
friends Of foreign-born residents. More
money! great sum which cannot be as
eertained-will be sent for the same pur-
pose through banks. Millions more will
be carried back to Europe by immigrants
OF recent years. returning for a holiday
visit or 10 spend the winter
What happens at New York win take
place on smaller scale in other cities
All over the country this stream of
money is flowing toward Europe In
New York the money orders sent from
that city are believed to represent about
$3.50 600 All of the Christmas gifts in
the form of money. from all parts Of the
United States, viii probably transfer
100000 from the New World 10 the Old
1t takes a good deal Of American grain
or cotton 30 offset this drain and il takes
an army of laborers in Europe TO earn so
large a sum. To get S500O0 900 from Amer
lea fer Christmas is ike receiving the
years wages OF &o,o09 average working
men. as their earnings run in most OF the
countries of Europe which send many
emigrants TO the United states.
America is Europe's Santa Claus, TO {
degree seldom understood.
The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1910-12-23
BALTIMORE PRODUCE MARKET.

Baltimore Dec. -EGGS-MaTyland, PennsylFa-
ma, and nearby frsts Pc doz-. g; Eastern Shore.
Maryland. aud Virginia. g. Western hrsts. s.;
southern hrsts, 81 West Virgin IA firsts. 3; guinea
egrs. Ter dCz.. lsal6.
BuTTER-Crelmer, fancy. per h.. 3liza22; do.
choice. Za5G; do, good Z7a25 do imitation 22a25:
do. print 32ao; do. blocks. 5la32: lade per 10.
2aZ}. Maryland and Pennsylvania. rolls Der h. 2la
.; Ohio rolls 2lagji Wes- Virginia. rolls. 2laZ3;
st0repacked per H.. p Maryland Virginia, and
PENNSYLVANIA dai9 prints p process batter 3a27
LIVE POULTRY-Chickens. young choice. per
b., l.; do. rough and poor 10. old hens. per
H.. heavy. p, old do. small 10 medium Il old
BOOSTERS. per H.. s dneks, Old per 10. l2al3; do
young white Pekins, far pr h., a. do. young
Muscoyy and mongrel. IS; do, puddle. old, per 10.
nal3; pigeons, old per pair. % do, young PER
pair %. guinea fowl young. ls lis. and over, each
20; %, young, small, each, rs do old each .;
geese, near by, PER H., Is; Western and Southern
l2aI3: do. Kent County a; turkeys young lbs
and over per ID. Ga2l; d. cid. IS: do. rough and
poor, l5al4.
The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1910-12-23
LOCAL FINANCIAL GOSSIP.

Ianston was the busiest feature OF the
local stock market yesterday. Small
lots sold from 90l4 to 90.
After call to-day. the Stock Exchange
will adjourn until Tuesday morning
next.
The Second National Bank has gone
into its handsome new banking rooms.
A a meeting of the board of directors
of the National City Bank. semi-an-
nual dividend of 4 per cent was declared,
payable January I. 1911, 20 shareholders
OF record December %, 1910
During October the Chesapeake and
Ohio hauled 1872 tons of coal, 1904
tons in excess OF October, 1863
Puget Sound shipped more wheat in
the eleven months of this year than did
Portland. Greg. which has hitherto led
in expectation.
Corn is 70 cents a bushel lower than a
year ago, reduction of so per cent.
/ The Farmers Bank, of Toronto, with
thirty branches, has been compelled to
suspend. Local conditions are gwen as
the cause. but fictitious land values have
had much TO do with IT,
A marked feature of stock buying 10
1910 has been the unusually large number
of buyers of preferred stock. The great
er stability and the larger yield over
common stock has attracted investors.
Between December and IS OF this
year $7O25,543 in money orders was sent
out of New York City. OF this, 8. S.. 4O6
went to Italy, S1,6SS,9 S5 to Great Britain,
S72s.ssl to Austria, s5e9,90S to Germany,
and s555, 436 to Sweden
The Lever bill, Just introduced into
Congress, proposes to prohibit future
dealing in wheat. oats, and corn, just as
the Scott bill does with cotton.
The stockholders Of the Dime Savings
Bank OF Washington. at a meeting held
at the Office Of Attorney Leo p. Harlow,
decided 10 change the name OF that bank
TO the Bank Of Commerce and Savings.
The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1910-12-23
GRAIN AND PROVISIONS.

Quotations furnished py W. b. Hibbs & co.
members OF tho Chicago Board Of Trade. Hibbs
Building
Chicago. Dec. 22-The local wheat market opened
steady and ruled firm Throughout the session, the
chief featuFs being covering b. local shorts who
sold yesterday On the rain Ia the Southwest Offer
nss were light, and the advance was easily estab-
lshed No port or milling demand. The market
continues Of a purely Professional character. Re
neipts to-day. 81 cara. with p estimated fer tomor-
row.
The corn market ruled steady all day. with local
professionals working On the long side Some re-
ports Of rain in this Stale. which night check the
increment were 1sed as a bull argument. Cash de-
maad CONTINUES light. with priess for sample lots
steady 20 a shade higher Receipts to-day, 5l5 ears,
with $50 estimated for to-mogroW.
The oats market continued in its full apathetc
state With some scattered Liquidation IN December
by commission house and eieIstor interests selling
May Cash demand continues moderate, with prices
about steady. RscsDts to-day. 2l2 cars. with l8
estimated for tom0rM.
An increased Western hos; movement. and pro-
nounced weakness in market for same was reelected
in provisions. Liberal offerings largely from hold
ers caused the market 10 rule lower from the start,
and the closing easy.
The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1910-12-23
LOCAL PRODUCE MARKET.


Prices quoted are Wh0iesaJe.l
CHEESE-New York neH. l6allizs fat cheese, Is
per 10. daisy cleeae. lSil7iz per 10.
EGGS-Near b. Virginia. S5a.5 per d0E i; Wesetrn.
28a.9 per H., Southern. g per dozen.
BU1fkR-taney, tub siasli= per To-. prints.
52i1-a Per H.; nigh grade hlb. 3 pr In; print.
- per ID. nrSts, tub. % per H.; print, 30 per To-
procsss butter. Tub 3 per la; print. ~ per ID.
LIVE POULTRY Spring chickens l2alA Per Ia
hens. i2al3 pr ID. rOosieTa. 10 yer To-; ducks. la
Is pr d. turkeys. large sa9 per ID: snail Hal5
per lb.
VEGETABLES Potatoes, 5oE.5 Per bus sweet
potatoes. L75a2O iEr bbL onions. Sa95 per bus. /;
cucumhsTs. hothouss 90al,o) per doz tomatoes,
fancy, home grown. A02l5.01 per box; lettuce New
fcrk, assoc per basket; eabbage Lo5l.25 per l6o
lbs. beets % per DOZEN squash. Lo9al-25 pr bbL
eelery, f2i69 per bunch eggplant A0os600 pr crate;
cfan5erTie-s, I-jCa255 per box. a5aloD per b5
Florida TepTes. 25h3c9 per cate; eaulif0NaT
A0oa6 % pr bbl. besns. 5Oja7 % per basket
fRUIT-Apl1es, 20a6.9) per bhl; pdnearpies.
20oa275 per crate; grapes Aunelia, Eoal.0o per
keg: koeter pears. Lgal.50 PER basket. California
oranges. 2s5a250 per box; grapefruit. 29,a150 per
crate; Florida oranges, Z9sao0 per box tsugernes.
35aAD per box
The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1910-12-23
Probate Court.

JUSTICE GUILD
Estate Of william ;. CroEdY; order for rule. At
tomeys Shinn & StuteE.
Estate Of Marguerite Ashiau; name corrected.
Attorney, J. n Mcfin.
Estate Of John 5. Mason: letters q admiHisra-
ton granted % COFnelia II. Mason: bond, S. coo.
Attorneys Fenning a Parker
Estate q John NJ Robinson; petition for letters
tes;amsntaTy. Attorney. {. l. Frailey.
Estate Of Minnie Levin: letters Of administration
granted 10 Louis Levin; bend. $50 Attorney. l.
Bernstein.
Estate Of James V. White; letters testamentary
granted TO Mary c. White; bond. 500. Attorney.
q. +. Hoover.
In re Mary Z. Streeter Ct a. Emma NJ. Streeter
appointed guardian; bond SO. Attorney, r. A.
HeisleI
In re Gus c. StrTeter; Mary McAiuFTay appointed
guardian; bond 500 Attorney. r. A. HCiskell.
IN ne John Britton et al bill Of complaint.
In re samuel Williams; assignment Of interest il
estate Of MiTah Thomas. Attorney. J. +. Padgett
Estate Of Joseph +. Smith; viii dated July -,
1891. fled
Estate # Susannah p Tucker; viii dated Deem
Der l. 1910. filed.
Estate Of Henrietta NJ Mulloyi oyeat and
amended caFeat filed
The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1910-12-23
MONEY LOANED ON DISTRICT o

II. Weaver. trustees. 70 secure katherine Pal
eoneT $500 years pr cent semi-annually.
square OF Lot &; Ella r. steele to .. r. N.
Brown and Charles +. Tuhbs. trustees 70 secue
j. Clinton TTihby, SIS. payable May D, 1871,
per cent per
Square d73-Part Of lot 652; Wilhelmina Holman
20 Paul Y. Mitchell and J. Clinton Trib5y.
trustees. 10 secure Charles T.. rriboy. 500 ! To
= months. per cent, seni-snnuay.
Reno-Lots II. T. a. IS. ls =. z, ~, 81. and =
block c; Bernard A. Kline ct al. to Emory II.
Bocicy and SAMUEL Artz. trustees. 70 secIrs
Margaret Fowler Stoam... $50. / year. s per
cent. semi-aHnHal5
Square S5-fart Of lot Is; Marie Schmidt Oscar
J.. schmidt et AK Ellen ~. ct al 10 George
NJ. Banmerich and Douglass ) MackaIl Trustees.
10 secure the Washington Six Per Cent ferma-
nent Building Association. So1S.
Reservation Blot q Roe A. Linn. Catherine
Lynn. and Elizabeth Lynn 10 William T. I'd
mouston and Louis L. Peak, trustees 70 sezIrs
Edward s. McKneW, Sooo years. per cent.
seEni-annraily.
Square l0N-Lot % George g Rice et ux 10
William j. Flather and William X. Ellis. trus-
tees. 10 secure John n. Jones, S.70o, yeAzs.
per cent, scmisnnuaily.
The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1910-12-23
LIVE STOCK MARKET.

New YORK. Dec 2l-Receipts Of beeYes were
PSI head, consigned % local slaushters Feellng
generally STEADY Dressed heEf dun and unchanged
az sizaos Ter pound fer native sides. NJ later
cable adyicos. Exports, none.
Receipts Of calves were l6l head, including 80
head for the market No trading: feeling steady.
Dressed calves sl0N city dTessod Teals selling al
llal6 per pound couni5 dressed calves, Salsa.
Receipts q sheep and lamhs were 26IS head
Trade very slow; sheep very steady: lambs weak 20
loC lover. Common to prime sheep sold at asa
41o per pound; dressed mutton continued duu and
selling az 5.as per pound. dNssd lambs slow and
lower a. sizal9ls; choice hos dressed Do. at uE;
country dressed hothouse lambs steady Il saIO per
carcass
Receipts cf hC5 were 10 CARS OF ls63 head
direct to local slaEghte-ers- Feeling noninally
steady. 10 sympathy with Buffalo adsices Country
lightweights.
The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1910-12-23
COTTON MARKET.

Quotations furnished by ". B. Hibhs & Co.,
members Of the New York Stock Exchange, Hibhs
Buildire.
New York. Dec. 2-The market was extremely
enl today. The trading was nom Of an ante
holiday character than anythkag else There MS
10 outside business Of any Importance and what
little there was dong among local traders was 30
small there was pressure either way. As a o1D-
SEQUENCE prices iuctuatod within the narrow rance
Of 10 Z points during the day on the extremes
fron the high and low quotations for the most
active months. with ) 10 5 points maximum change
from yesterdays closing
The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1910-12-23
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