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The Maui news. [volume] (Wailuku, Maui, H.I.) 1900-current, 1911-06-10
NUMBER 1e
Phenomenon
Says Diaz
MexicO'S Former President Pleads For
Mexico in Resignation.

President Diaz's letter of resigna-
ton follows;
Sirs-The Mexican people. who
generously have covered me with
honors, who proclaimed me as their
leader during war, who patrioti-
cally assisted me in work under
taken to develop industry and the
commerce of the republic, establish
its credit, gain for it the respect of
the world and obtain for it an
honorable position in the concert of
nations; that same people, sirs.
have revolted in armed military
bands, stating that my presence in
the exercise of supreme executive
power is the cause of this insurrec-
ton.
| do not know of any fact i'm
mediately credited to me, that could
have caused this social phenomenon;
but, permitting, though not admit
ting, that | may be unwittingly cul-
pable, such possibility makes me
the least able to reason out and de-
eide my own culpability. Therefore,
respecting, as | have always respect
ed, the will of the people, and in
accordance with article 80 of the
federal constitution, | come before
the supreme representatives of the
nation in order to resign, unreserv-
edly, the office of constitutional
president of the republic with which
the national vote honored me, which
L do with all the more reason since,
in order to continue in office it
would be necessary to shed Mexican
blood, endangering the credit of the
country, dissipating its wealth, ex-
hausting its resources and exposing
its policy to international complica-
tions.
l hope, gentlemen, that when
the passions, which are inherent to
all revolutions, have been calmed,
a more conscientious and just study
will bring out in the national mind
a correct judgment which, when l
die, L may carry engraved on my
soul as a just estimate of the life
which | have devoted and will de-
vote to my countrymen.. With all
respect.
"PORFIRIO DIAZ."
The Maui news. [volume] (Wailuku, Maui, H.I.) 1900-current, 1911-06-10
Kaiser
and King
These Royal MOnarchs Reported to
Have Fallen Out.

An extraordinary scene, capable
of only one Interpretation, occurred
at the Victoria station London, re-
Gently on the occasion of the de-
parture of the Kaiser.
The King passed through the
royal reception room to the platform
talking heatedly with the Kaiser,
emphasizing his argument by re-
peatedly shifting his palms severely,
and so engrossed was the King in
his argument that he was apparently
unaware that he was within the
public view. Suddenly, with an
expressive gesture, the Kaiser turn
ed away from the King and began
talking to Lord Lonsdale. King
George thereupon deliberately turn
ed his back upon the Kaiser and
commenced talking to the Duke of
Connaught, without taking notice
while the Kaiser babe farewell to
the other members of the royal
party.
Without further word with King
George, the Kaiser and Kaiserin en-
tered the parlor car, while the King
disdainfully continued his CONVEX
sation with the Duke of Connaught.
King George seemed suddenly to
think better of his position and went
on board the car, bowed gravely and
only once to the Kaiser and Kaiser
in, without shaking hands. He
then turned his back upon the En-
peror and resumed his conversation
with the Duke of Connaught and did
not once look around before the train
steamed out.
The waiting royalties on the plat
form were obviously aware of the
tense significance of the occasion and
stood around in gloomy silence. The
effect of this sinister incident was
not lost on the privileged spectators
within the royal enclosure as the
King, with a gloomy face, returned
to Buckingham Palace.
The Maui news. [volume] (Wailuku, Maui, H.I.) 1900-current, 1911-06-10
The Mexican Earthquake.

CITY OF MEXICO, June 9.-The earthquake
the outlying districts than in the Over $50
killed in Ooca and the cathedral Coma
badly damaged The volcano this city pouring ashes
All quiet politically Leaders conference The
taken by the United States appauded here Gen Reyes will
Tomorrow.
JAUREZ June 9Chinese here, that China will demand
demnity for the murder of 100 Chinese
SAN FRANCISCO DR. Kohl shot by Adele Verge,
formerly his ws maid She the Doctor
tanning employment. DIR. Kohl says the woman is crazy.
LONDON, June 9Papke the mddleweigh champion of the
world knocked Sullivan last night in the ninth round
The Maui news. [volume] (Wailuku, Maui, H.I.) 1900-current, 1911-06-10
Maui Racing Association.

The Maui Racing Association
held a meeting at the Wailuku
town hall, Tuesday evening. 1t was
decided to add another race to the
program. A three-quarter mile run
ming race, free-for-all, was put on
the program, and a purse of $3.50
provided.
There is considerable doubt in
the minds of many both here and
in Honolulu as to whether an excur-
sion boat will run for the races.
The Racing Association are determ-
ined to have a boat from Honolulu
on that date even if they are obliged
to charter it themselves, and from
the present outlook this may be-
come necessary.
A PAGER was landed last week at
Hilo from the Enterprise, and we
understand he will be in Kahului
on the Fourth.
The Maui news. [volume] (Wailuku, Maui, H.I.) 1900-current, 1911-06-10

hits, the greatest number of triples
ever made by any major league bat
ter in one season. To top this of,
in 1905 Larry had a fielding aver
age of .991, the best ever made by
a major Lacquer at the second sack.
Jim Delahanty says sliding
doesn't count whole lot in base
stealing, and Del has tagged enough
runners at second base to know.
Take Cobb" says Jim. 1T isn't
the way he Slides that makes Ty a
good base runner. They all slide
about the same way. Cobb is good
because he has good judgment in
getting started and is fast. He is
no harder to tag at second than
many other players. A good slider
who hasn't speed or judgment in
starting isn't much of base stealer.
The good ones beat the ball to Sec
ond base. Delahanty doesn't agree
with Eddie Collins that the second
baseman should straddle the bag.
THE second baseman must play
where the ball is, said Del. THE
runner can't be tagged until the
baseman has the ball, and the base
man can't straddle the bag unless
the catcher makes a perfect throw,
and that isn't very often. A play
at second base cannot be planned,
because the player taking the ball
never knows where it is coming"
Ty Cobb announced last season
that he was going to whip Hal
Chase, but he didn't go through
with it. During a New York series
at League park one of the Yankees
said Cobb was given a hit every
time he got on first base in Detroit.
Ty blamed Hal and said he would
get him. when the Tigers went to
New York. Cobb asked Chase if he
had made the statement. Fred
Mitchell, the husky Yankee catcher,
heard Tvs query and said he had
done the talking. Ty looked Nit
chell over and said: Il just want
ed to tell you | thought it wasn't
quite the square thing of you to say
that"
The Maui news. [volume] (Wailuku, Maui, H.I.) 1900-current, 1911-06-10
Canadian Reciprocity.

WASHINGTON June Hope of defeating the Root amendment
the Reciprocity been abandoned Taft has appealed
the Democrats in the Senate to support the
The House has appropriated $4,000 for investigation into the
American Sugar Co.'s affairs
CITY OF MEXICO, June THE city gaiy decorated and
ee receive Madero Rumos of plot him
in Jaurez.
PORTLAND June THE Republicans have been
full in the elections here.
BSBEE 3Lopez of the instructors Army
tailed for derng the face of the enemy He shot by squad
yesterday.
TAJUARA, June 2-Insurcors have about connection
with the Liberal Junta and have formed party of their
The Maui news. [volume] (Wailuku, Maui, H.I.) 1900-current, 1911-06-10

The Children's Day services at the
Makawao Union Church was one long to
be remembered. The subject was Songs
of Flowers" The mass of cut flowers
and Easter lilies were of great beauty.
Two cages of canaries were hung, near
the flowers, and the birds sang during
the whole of the service. Many of the
members of the Sunday School took part
by recitations. The Maunaolu Seminary
girls had an exercise called Decision
Day of the Flowers, " which was unusual
ly attractive. Rev. Mr.. Turner'S subject
was "A Cheerful Spirit. Elizabeth
Laura Turner was christened.
The Maui news. [volume] (Wailuku, Maui, H.I.) 1900-current, 1911-06-10
Earthquake in Mexico.

CITY OF MEXICO June 8A earthquake occurred here
yesterday Many buildings destroyed persons
known be dead and Is injured missing The soldiers the
sufferers Thousands Madeo when arrived
of the suffering He rendered ovation the leading
his being His meeting
extremely cordial.
SAN FRANCISCO, June 8.-An injunction has
against the police Commission trying Chief Seymour.
WASHINGTON June SIT believed the amendment
the reciprocity bill will pass the Senate.
NEW YORK, June 8W Stokes, of the Ansonia hotel
shot three times by Lillian Graham whose
entered demand letters The declares
acted in self-defense
JAUREZ June 8The loyalty of federal officers selected by
Madero subdue the revolution in Chihuahua question
The Maui news. [volume] (Wailuku, Maui, H.I.) 1900-current, 1911-06-10
The Latest
In Sports
What the WrestIers, Boxers and Base
Ball Artists Are Doing.

clever man might be according to
the old English standard of boxing,
he would prove a mark for the
natural fighter of the present day.
In all probabilities British authori-
ties on the sport of the ring would
not subscribe to Jacks views, but
at that some powerful arguments
can be advanced to support John
sons statements. For instance,
take the late unpleasantness between
Bill Lang and Sam Langford over
in London. Although Lang had
had not been pitted against many
of the British heavies, it was prac
tically admitted and understood
that he carried too many guns for
the big fellows over yonder. Ii
such had not been the understand
ing Mcintosh would have selected
an English fighter to oppose Lang
ford. The promoter wanted the
best man available and his choice
fell on Lang. So much for England.
In Australia Lang's standing was
beyond question. He defeated all
the rivals of his early career and he
worked forward to matches with Bill
Squires and Bob Fitzsimmons. He
defeated these two and, before start
ing on his journey around the
world, he made close thing of it
with Tommy Burns.
Two of the greatest pitchers in
the American League met at Ponce
de Leon Park in Atlanta, Ga, dur
ing the spring training trip. They
are Russell Ford, the sensational
spitball twirler of the New York
Americans, and Walter Johnson,
the Jouett Meekin for speed Of the
washington team.
Ford and Johnson are close
friends, and during the practice of
the Nationals one morning Ford
strolled out in a a uniform to work
out a bit before the game in the
afternoon between the Yankees and
the Otto Jordan's Atlanta Club of
the Southern League.
Johnson was well warmed up by
the time the New Yorker arrived at
the grounds, and he was fairly
burning the atmosphere with fast
ball that had a peculiar break to it.
Where do you get all that speed
from, Walter?" Ford asked the tall
Washington boxman.
Gee, don't know" answered
Johnson.
About ten minutes later Ford be-
gan cutting loose with his splitter,
which is the freakiest of all freak
deliveries.
And how in the dickens do you
make that ball break that way,
Russ?' asked Johnson.
Il couldn't tell you if you paid
me a million dollars, :" replied Ford.
And there you are. The art of
baseball pitching cannot be taught;
it must be natural. OF course, a
pitcher can be taught when to pitch
an inside or an outside or high or
low ball. He can be shown how to
change his pace, mixing in a dope
ball with his fast ones. But in a
matter of curves he finds it hard
work to instruct another man so
that he can deliver the same heave.
Laioie must go out for some new
marks this year. Records already
held by Larry are as follows: In
1908 he accepted 9SS chances at
second base, the greatest number of
chances ever handled by major
league second -sacker in one season.
In 1904 Larry cracked out fifty two
base hits, high-water mark for
doubld6 in the majors. In 1903
Larry Nmade forty three three base
The Maui news. [volume] (Wailuku, Maui, H.I.) 1900-current, 1911-06-10

Continued on Page g.
Emmons County record. [volume] (Williamsport, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-current, 1911-02-23
seeu.s to Gene oo~

maAe ,i..,a rs, "a .7oa 1aA,a
~. RAZOR | aa atwAxs saa>e-N atsys
II Ms estimates Worry us.en DIX
,o-S aas. oas. s;s suys ,ai-ts sSvsa u
sa- eaaaed germs aev year laiHk =
Il. ms5a.
ven, d. n
The rroa. - oaoh ean Is - senis
: don't care $ rsV
Ana yoa can see whas IL gross
sam : .llos4is - We shA., have - haze
Ao-Shead> made i hold .ae meacy
MAJOR. how long would j; saSe sea q
count j million dollars
j wouldn't Try Haven: teid YOU
sir"
Tie Canned Germ eempaay Phys
e.aaS su7p!.es. On NE auie. y = germs
). TYPHOID, pneumonia malaria as,h-
ms. tuberculosis. cholera. .e.lew fever
ana thirty erher sot.S Fvssy caa
brings :, leas. loo ra.!s;-~ e the
dcs,o-, ami .he pref. = tie company
IS - cea,s Mater CTo.0e.
Il sly =: on . .li>. screamed the
n,a.a. IS lie ope...>s. the door aud he'd
I; open
Ana ycw havsa. 50. even 70 cents
u co.sle in On liz ground tocT almost
wa.lsa f ] as he rubbed hls hands
some sore AMI! took his departure
AID When he had departed and the
daa- was eeked behind KIN Major
C.a.oo, 81. Down and She'd tears that
there Was one more full Of guile rhaa
Emmons County record. [volume] (Williamsport, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-current, 1911-02-23
MIGHTY ARcTURus.
Q Tn. Star Mere Cur sun 1, wsA
Instant, Consume tire &

The pa-alaN ~ ; >sas
Displacement Is seen sN
paS,se i>oiass Oh tile sae,, 0
base :.c employed u l.iS
J.s,> ~ SIN - ..f@ Is ls'ta
ii length laat tie
is.sySi IL the Ssul.diaslas.er
The results a-s IL TIC >.ille
Ing sid instructive
lie, Us tase ,ae famous
t,i-,.s. often called llie sly
because IN the Old les
Almighty IS rrisrs>va.e.
TIE unfortunate patriarch Ma
,ai,ss $ certain d.saiis III >S.e
heipie>SneSs and his >uG,ss
thou cali forth Are ,llr,,S als.
Many ccn..ietins measures
raraliax 81 sArst,ru> ..aye E
but the latest made q. Nals
probably correct ,ilau ,sse
sers They fix tie lla7a.X
seconds i e. SiNsy-SiN eae
Of 3 second Of arc From
easy 70 calculate The d.St.
star II comes ou, II near
t.so5sols.s miles t,wo ha
ninety tri.iion niles l
than S.nsNCs., times the l~
the earth from The sun
Having this distance. we
late the actual amount 81 g.-Ag
-Arc,u-uS or in other wceaS
tual brightness Is. compared ~
Of our sun. On The suYYes.i
both We're Al the same dis-aa
US We thus h.d that .AreVi
cee,ss the sun as q light 2r
o,5tn times. Ii is a sun 1850
brighter than ours
Put the earth as near II ~
as II Is 10 the sun and al iir
disappear from its surface Is II
Of by blast Of iuconceiy.iAla
The summer temperature wagl
10 tens Of thousands Of degrees
oceans would boil away Ne4
would be burned W in i tu
The eyes Of living beings w
in their sockets The i@aS
mountains would burst int
Minerals would run III molten
There would lie no comfort far
ing word nearer to .lrgtl.rl.s
about 4rtDC-n.ls.o miles II
planets he must keep them AZ
spectfu distance And Vet ne
3ooOo. t..,oD.oHo miles from
can look into his hlazin. e
only bright star
Still. DR. Alfred Eassel VA
maintains that this little earth
tiny attendant Of a tiny San. +
only seat of intelligent life
the misty midresion OF Olsen.
spirits-that the universe i~
and Or. Wallace is learned iiaa. E
his learning is not that which y
omy oaers.-Garrett T. Serviss in NeN
York American
Emmons County record. [volume] (Williamsport, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-current, 1911-02-23
Unavoidable Delay

A woman Went before the mn @is
trate and modessly inquired
Your honor. can ] have y W
for the arrest of my husband IA
boxed my ears yesterday
Certainly. nla'am.' re3iei G
Judge Il will make out q war;
the ground of assault and ers 3s
juries.'
Can / fetch the varrlar
month
In MONTH why
1t at once.
Please Your honor.
band slapped my face ! isf
ing pin and hit him on tlie
that he had 10 'e removed Is
pital. The doctors SAY.
he will be on his le- y
month
Emmons County record. [volume] (Williamsport, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-current, 1911-02-23
Getting Even.
Analeaies.
You'll have TO show NE III

You'll have to show NE: I'm from
Missouri.
you.N have to hold me. I'm from
Chicago
you'N have TO forget me. In from
oyster Bay.
you., have to pity me, I'm from
Battle Greek.
you'll have TO love ne, I'm from
East Aurora
youu have TO pardon NE: I'm from
Atlanta Puck.
You can't string me, and you
needn't waste Your breath.
And l haven't yet told you all abou,
canned germs. major We use vacuum
10 draw EN- up They've got TO come
or It pulls their hind legs of We get
EN- by the handful. the pint, the peck.
the barrel o Lord. but We do get
EN-, The suction brings EN- right In.
No use in getting q toe hold and pull
ing back And. when we've got 'em,
what then. All. that's the whole beau
tiful sche me. Its where our divi-
dends come from Major, how many
doctors in the Cni,ed States alone:'
Still Silent.
The major gave him a desperate
look, but no reply.
These doctors must have pa
tients-got to have, got to have.
Where get them when no one is Ill?
Why from the Canned Germ COM
pany One can of germs LET loose in a
neishborhpd is warranted to bring
fifty patients Fifty patients mean
$1,000 and there you are Major. can
you raise 30 cents, % cents: Can you
sell that shirt which you have on and
which is probably your only one for
IL cents?'
That's an insult. sir" shouted the
major as he jumped to his feet.
IF YOU only could. maior-if you
only could. Gold to wallow in. and
yet You can't wallow. Greatness TO
be achieved, and yet you linger down
among the little fellers. Fifty thou
sand dollars year, and yet YOU don
seem to want 1t. Almost 1900, Goo doc
tors and more coming. The Canned
Germ company will make fortunes for
them If they Will only follow instruc-
tions. You can open can with your
finger nail. No can opener to get out
of order at the critical moment. Open
the can. shut your lips and away so
the germs. Next day the doctor Is
sent for. Cans are marked from No.
to No. 81, according to the germ want
ed. Can't be, any mistake and mix up
the asthma germs with the typhoid
Major, have you even got 10 cents:'
The majo'-, hadn't. He had only nine.
1t was an outrageous insult to ask him
If he had he other, and he SO consid-
cred it anCl shouted:
This is my busy day. SIR
But we only figured on the number
Of doctors III the United States con
tinued tho. brisk little man. Take the
world over, and what would you make
the NUMBER
Il wor t estimate, sir! don't care
Emmons County record. [volume] (Williamsport, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-current, 1911-02-23

eAi-ilF JOHNSON ORDERED TO sHipoo
Shirt ~ ea- II sen ronr hoav 20
,,o..ta-s - woods y, ,,,,, "a. ,ha
md come &, 80, mo.
81 dan.r lna,v ya,,. s.i.sv "a
a III. ,..i6r
IN, -sfa-a,aa ~ 40 ,.n,.s
e,,,.a.,v..;,b, ,.l.,.a-.a. ~,
,ha,.a.-,.. -, - -. 80,
~ 80, 81 eo. -. - -
jaelitv johnson si- who has nro.
cd sixty-four different schemes and
ii. eaeh and every ono a bowling
ess. Began on 80 cents two wears
and ann now worth s3oo.o.o1o
tie Cristo and Golcondo won't be
With me- Two wears hence Major
YOU want TO roll in gold and waliow
diamonds. If 81 come In with r
named FIDELITY Nv my nathsr 10.
v, She always fonna mo cal.o como
sla 90, l,acl- ra, 80 ra,ea
MA ,nst ,i,+la ,horsa,d:.,
sn9, m ,,ra,na,a, ,,,,ss,,. .,,,..,
nai,.r
y 49,
NJ ,,ro,nating nns;noss ~, 49,
4, M, ara can yon ra;sa 500,
Il. s,nn, Is ~
,a,,,... ,.;,. -
.,sa,1 -.
N, 800 49,, ,.;as. - ~ 80, 80 =.
fsr,.,,at /, ,.,n.an -. ~ 20 '.la 80 49,
,,,r..l, - $500 -, ~
a,.,,,, '.4A -
MaJor Srofoot Resents.
don't Ike Your talk, sir. You
eIil ~ take me for haysecd."
'l'he Canned Germ company is what
name implies. Your bedroom,
S office. the rooms Of almost every
use IN the land, are full of germs
rms of fifty different ailments They
atst They lily about. They multiply.
gu breathe them In and have pneu-
3llia. typhoid. etc. The little Germ
l3as it, major; he sure does. Rid YOUR
asnns Of the germ and Won rid your-
elf of disease No more drugs. no
l!6fc doctors. DO Won begin to sec
..
i promoted the Arctic circle straw
my Raising comnnnv said the
Emmons County record. [volume] (Williamsport, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-current, 1911-02-23
& HANGED OW NERS.
q l:nruoas County Real Estate
transferred Since Our last
Published Report


Patents.
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.}5--s.
states 10 Joseph t.5fre.
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lsosu ton am; wife, SIC
ar OF j3-l ia
Emmons County record. [volume] (Williamsport, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-current, 1911-02-23
A mere madness 70 live
wretch and die rich 2nrtog
pisc,editina an Astrolo er

A certain king. says \ i4iF y
Persian, asked an asirolp4,r
many wears Of life remain 70 ms
wise man replied, Ten l&
became very despondcii I'D fa
himself, as one sfrls zen With
ness. to his bed Ills vizier @
sessed great wisdom, sef' for
and in the kings prcsci:e MI
How many years have s'fl g
He replied. Twenty. Ing
dered that he should that yl- @
executed in the kings pre- eti's
king was satisfied and commented
sagacity of his minister and ~ lfl
attached any Importance 10 Tie aga
oger's say.2S.
Emmons County record. [volume] (Williamsport, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-current, 1911-02-23
Getting Into esrr az

In the use of legal tern
man lawyers gain i'll
number Of words ever out
expressions seems 10 i,a l3>i
plication Of syllabes In the
by him For example III
ruckbehaltungsreeht for f
lien and "gesammtguf
keiten' for liabilities Of @RMIA
erty What an awful wal@
have as an equis-alen. for las ill4R.e
scriptibility. Docket
Emmons County record. [volume] (Williamsport, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-current, 1911-02-23
Tho Fancies. Ever.

New Boarder- Hayrn't yN9 so al717
fancy dishes here: Rural l.an.!95e
Sure thing. Name bring Tie asa
man that mustache cup yolir
father used to use Puck
Emmons County record. [volume] (Williamsport, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-current, 1911-02-23
A WAY They Have.

People are forever strivi
things for nothing and the5i fail.
appreciate them because thNH aait
cost anything. Chicago Reeprf!
aid
Emmons County record. [volume] (Williamsport, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-current, 1911-02-23
Sc, No. o5694. Feb 9 Mrch. l6.
n lice FOR PUBLICATION.
department. Of the Interior.
Is and Office 1T Bismarck. N. ID
February l, 1911.
lo.nl,.. a-;,.. 4haA

OUl uetl \, AS11.
n ice is hereby given that
Joseph Schneider,
OF rasburg. North Dakota, who.
On Ny 10. 1904, made Homestead
iat No. 1885, Serial No. 0569a,
O.. ne southwest quar- Ter of north
~ lla lei and norti y st quarter
( trNest quarter, Section -
O.. p .,si NORTH, Rar e is west of
"a, fifth Prtacipal Meridian.as filed
of irtention 70 make final
iH ear proof, t. establish claim to
LAND ABOVE described. before Charles
3 arley judge and ex-ufficio clerk
If pt county court. at Linton
Sys Dakota, en- the 18th day of
u; 1911
'lalmant names as witnesses:
u. rsas Mitzel, If Straspurg. n ID.
'c snnes Sc lger of Slas ourg, n ID.
b. sSlan Sc lger. Slrash lrg. n. d.
te Il Keller, of .strasi,u. G, n. u.
N H. Jewel. Register.
Emmons County record. [volume] (Williamsport, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-current, 1911-02-23

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Emmons County record. [volume] (Williamsport, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-current, 1911-02-23

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