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The Washington herald., 1911-04-30

.RnDs-eteH o.. Dsnett Windham. WaxAed.
HicAs. Dosstg. Three-baD hit-Andsssop. First
bass O balls on Hiks !; % Dxs9. : esrnnk
cat-ny Hseka Q: b. Doescy. & Loft On hasss-'
DochSf1a 8: Sandy opEing, Z RnsuDd balls-Wnsoa.
Z unp6a-NansA 0hiehsf1 and WIlianA H.
A0no-a hsG snd = uiEptnk = (.
The Washington herald., 1911-04-30

fnal stages Berwyn was unable to touch
him. Shipley. Of the Maryland Asricul-
ture College team. after playing in the
game with Delaware College came over
and covered the third sack for Berwyn
Solomon, Hyattsville's shortstop, has
gone to the Tidewater League The score:
Hvpff
The Washington herald., 1911-04-30

Runs-B0nd, Fel61o.l 1inan0s, Nc6fe00s, 8co1f
,fn, Duvan, soudcf, Buns Mckee. y. 1urke.
fhrreAasu hits-Sctx Co.. McKee. rwebsse hts
ThnanuS Ncyess 1acii6ce hit-DuraIl First base
On Ssih-O6 scs,der. $; a Dwhal. = Hit b
pituhsd haIa-- -Fishef. Basss stosen- -Dusan. Duns.
Neksa olzurk euf-Hy eoodr. =: - Oviual Z
1nua-9gs. Hanv fhs,bA unptED-ak. VIVA =
The Washington herald., 1911-04-30

Runs-Strunk oldring Collins Davis Murphy
Hart1cIi. Gardner. walsh. Twcbase hit,-Collins'
Walsh, Strunk. Thnee-ba.e hits-McInnis. Murphy,
Cfec. Collins. Sacrifice hit-Danies. Stolen bases-
Davis johnson Double plays-Baker to Collins to
Davis; johnson to Gardner 10 Chase. Left on bases
-Philadelpha, 10; New Ycrk, .. First base on
baiis-on Plank. 2; of Vaughn. j. Struck out-By
Vaughn. 5; by Quinn. i; By Plank. Q. Hit by
The Washington herald., 1911-04-30
A. 4 M. Wins Another.

A. 4 NJ. Wins Another.
Lynchburg, Va, April 2o-The A. and
NJ. College, Of North Carolina smothered
the Virginia Christian College here this
afternoon. winning II to I. the only score
Of the Christians being a home run by
Stickley. The score:
r. q. e.
Cnrlstlan Couege--....
Batteries-StafoFd and Scifut; Hawthorne and
McCorkle.
The Washington herald., 1911-04-30

Runs-De @. Doyle q, snodma. Murray.
Mathewson. Daubct. Hummen. Wheat Twohaae
nifs-Dcyie. Tooley. Hnzmell. Wheat rhreebass
hit-Murray. sacrifcs kit-Nefkle. Struck out-By
Barsrr. 4: By Mathewson. l. Frst base on bals-
OF BarRer 8; OF Mathcwson. L Double play
cd ball-By BazUvr. l. Lcft On has-Nsw Yuk. .:
Bropklyn. I. Unpi1s-AsmEA DAsm anA Jdh~
EDNA Attsndnnco-4yAA
The Washington herald., 1911-04-30

Batteries-Wilhot and Fisher and Sanford; Pioze,
and Gait. Umpre-Mr Whinerey.
The Washington herald., 1911-04-30
CUBS ARE BEATEN
BY THE PIRATES
Sensational Fielding Saves
Day for Pittsburg.

YESTERDAYS RESULTS.
New York, =; Brooklyn, 3.
Philadelphia, Z, Boston, 4.
PittsburG, =; Chicago, 3.
Cfncinnati-St. LOuis-Rafn.
The Washington herald., 1911-04-30

'Batted for Toney in ninth inning
tBatted fer Leifeld second inning.
Chicago. 90 0 0 o o S3
Pittsburg. rg..................... o rs
Runs-Evers. sheckard. Killing. Byrne. Carey,
The Washington herald., 1911-04-30

'Batted for Bergen IN the ninth.
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The Nezperce herald. (Nezperce, Idaho) 1900-1957, 1911-08-17

A barn belonging to D. L. Nor.
gan, on the premises occupied by
the BundrOck family in the east
part of town, was totally destroyed
by FIRE about IL o'clhck last night
The FIRE had almost enveloped the
building before it was discovered,
and the hose cart brigade responded
promptly and effectively when the
alarm was sounded preventing the
FIRE from spreading to other nearby
buildings. The blaze started, pre-
sumably, as the result of smudging
to kill chicken chigres.
The Nezperce herald. (Nezperce, Idaho) 1900-1957, 1911-08-17

Considerable excitement was
created in the J. c. Larson neigh
borhood north of town about
O'Clock yesterday =vening by a con-
tenticn between two parties in vehi-
cles over the right-of-way in passing
in the road. AS we'll as We could
learn, four harvest hands we're driv-
ing to town and upon meeting a far
mer driving out turned we'll to the
side of the road to let him pass. He
did not pull out sufficiently and the
wheels of their vehicles struck. In
the heat of the next few seconds
one of the harvessers drew a revolv-
er and fred it in the air three times.
The farmer whipped up his team and
passed on, leaving the sharvesters
with no farther damage than a bro
ken hack wheel.
c. J. Larson saw the shooting
from his house. and suPpOsing that
a serious affray vas in process,
phoned the sheriffs Office in this
city. Deputy Sheriff Walgamott
responded and brought in the men
Who did the shooting. but no nocharges
we're preferred againht them and
they paid for the damaged hack
wheel and we're released. The
names of none of the parties could
be ascertained.
The Nezperce herald. (Nezperce, Idaho) 1900-1957, 1911-08-17
IDAHO WILL ENH!B!I.
Five Hundred Square Feet Of
Space Secured Al Twin
CITY Land Show.

Idaho will show from $50, 900 to
zoo, 900 people big exhibit Of her
products at the land show in St.
Paul December II to IS.
Governor Havley has received
word from the officers of the North
western Development League that
the business interests Of St. Paul,
Minneapolis and Duluth have agreed
to a deal whereby this state viii be
furnished exhibit space without cost
at the land show. The show to be
given under the auspices of the
league is the only one in the coun-
try which is not a private enterprise
and viii be managed in such a way
as to furnish space for official ex-
hibits.
The governor has been asked to
confer with officers Of the league ia
this state and secure the interest Of
those necessary to put in an exhibit
which viii be credit to the state.
Under this plan no one community
or city will have an advantage over
others in the state. Any city, coun-
ty or land company desiring to make
an independent exhibit viii be able
to secure q limited amount of space
near the state exhibit on seasonable
terms. but it is the desire of the
league officers for this state that the
best possible exhibit be made in the
name of the state as It is from such
an exhibit that results are to be OBJ
tanned.
The seven states which are to be
thus represented are Washington,
Oregon. Idaho, Montana, North and
South Dakota and Minnesota. NO
other states viii have exhibits and
exhibits will be barred.
he whole idea Of the show being ssan
exposition by the seven states for
he benefit of the seven states
llone."
Idaho officers of the League are
William M. Morgan Of Moscow and
:. 81. Potts of Coeur d'Alene. In
Iuiries about TIE Idaho exhibit
hould be addressed to them while
about the show and
pace therein should be addressed
o Win A. Campbell St. Paul Minn.
The Nezperce herald. (Nezperce, Idaho) 1900-1957, 1911-08-17
LOCALS BEAT WINCHESTER.
Loeal Have Not Lest Game Since June
zslk. One More vieiory
cinehss Pennani.

Ltnche1 rennaul.
The Nezperce braves annexed an
other scaip to their big oollectios
last Sunday BY taking the lumbei
Jacks from the lake city down shs
line and showed them hov the greal
American game is played AZ timel
the game vas slow and al other
times brilliant plays we're made,
enough 10 keep the spectators won
deFing all the while What vas going
10 happen next. Ssellmon. Who
pitched for the locals, had been out
in the harvest field all week. expect
ing 10 quit the game for this season.
bat vas called IN a. the last minute
when 4 vas learned thai Jervis could
not be back; and Notwithstanding
this fact, his speed and control
seemed to Be about the same as Ia
the past and held the Winchester
bunch helpless all the way through.
keeping the six hits secured BY them
vel scattered.
Turnbuli. Who pitched for the vis-
iiors. did excellent work IN the box
after the hrss inning up 70 the eighth
When he hurt his arm and retired in
favor Of Brown Of Kendrick. Who 6n-
ished the game. The Winchester
pitchers struck out eleven Of the local
tribe while S,eiimon struck out seven.
Winchester vent to bat hrss and
for the FIRST three innings Ssellmon
had them swinging at the breeze and
only nine men we're up in this part
Of the game. In the fourth Hosley
the FIRST man up bit the air but Lisch-
field got a safe ono. stole second
and vent to third on a felder's
choice BY Cleveland and came home
on a swift one to second which Cave
speared IN time TO put Cleveland out
al second Clovis vent to first and
Archer went out on an easy one 10
Dorsest at FIRST retiring the side with
one run. In the next inning the FIRST
two up went out at FIRST and Tum-
bull sent Texas Lacquer over sec
ond for one base but was forced at
second by Hosiey. In the sixth the
the first two up went Out at first but
Noel connected with the sphere for
safe one and Clovis struck out. In
the seventh, Ssellmon struck a stingy
streak and allowed only three men
10 come to bat, striking out two and
NE other went out on an easy one
at FIRST. In the eighth the FIRST two
men up went out at FIRST and then
Lischheld picked out good one and
sent Il several yards back Of Moser
IN center field and, before they had
discovered what had happened,
crossed the plate for the second run.
The next man up was forced out at
second. In the ninth Stellmon loos-
med up a little bit and allowed three
singles which netted three runs, be-
ore the dust had cleared away. {
Mulholland was at bat first for
he locals and landed safe one be-
ween second and short and stole
Iecond. Smith struck out and Cave
anded on the sphere for two bases .
nd Mulholland came home. Ssell-
non struck out and Dorsett hit fast
me between second and third which
Clovis failed to stop and Cave
cored Moser went to FIRST on
vild pitch. Jamison struck out re-
iring the side. In the second Lin q
(continued on last page.) d
The Nezperce herald. (Nezperce, Idaho) 1900-1957, 1911-08-17

Il Is With sadness that We chronicle
1.-THE death Of Loyal Larson. one Of
our young and most eslimable citi-
zens whose demise occurred Thurs
day morning Of las week, at the
family home miles north Of NeE-
perce. Mr.. Larson had been ailing
for about two years. suffering from
heart troubles. and had sought
medical aid at various places. but
vas unable 10 hnd any relief. Dur
Ing the last Two weeks previous 10
his death bis saiierings we're intense.
but the end vas peaceful.
Al bis bedside, when the final
summons came, we're bis parents.
bis sister. Mrs. Seyforlh, and broth
er. George. His brothers, Harry
and Albert. we're unable on account
Of the distance 10 come home.
The funeral occurred Friday,
short services being held at che resi-
denoe BY Reverends Bergerson Of
the Lutheran church. and Ellis Of
the Christian church. From the
home the remains we're taken to the
Christian church, where the services
we're conducted BY Rev. Bergerson.
assisted by the Reverends Ellis and
Clements. Al the grave the Luther
an burial service vas read BY Rev. |
Bergerson.
A large ooncourse Of friends paid
heir respects TO the deceased by
attending bis funeral obsequies. and
he floral offerings we're many and
beautiful. silent tokens the esteem
n which he vas held BY ali.
Loyal Sebastian Larson was born
n Arcadia, Wis. Jan IS. 1890. thus
'eing al bis demise 81 years and
months old. After attending the
,ommon schools, be attended several
higher Institutions Of learning. and
graduated from the teachers' de-
'artment Of the Pos, Falls cOlledee
! few years ago. He taught two
erms at Harrison, Ida, and also in
he Alpine district. but due 10 bis
lIness vas compelled very much
igainsl bis wishes, to give up The
Fork.
Loyal vas an exemplary young man
D every respect, a dutiful son. a
owing brother, true and devoted
riend, and a good Christian gentle
ian, who always loved 10 be in the
ssembly Of the Cody, taking q (
reat interest In all Christian work. .
I seems hard that such a promising !
oung man should be taken away,
ut our thoughts are not Gods
houghss, and he doeth all things
ell.
The symphaiy Of the whole COM
unity goes out to the sorrowing FAM
y in this their sad bereavement, and y
iay the God Of love comfort them, :
I'd give them strength and grace 10
eekly and submissively bear the
savy cross. He in bis wisdom has e
en- ct to place upon them. Peace ]
his ashes; blessed be bis men, b
v. Xxx.
The Nezperce herald. (Nezperce, Idaho) 1900-1957, 1911-08-17

All persons taking water from
other than their own service, must
shov 10 owner Of such service a paid
receipt for the previous month. or
permit from Water Co. Otherwise a
meter viii be put on service without
furihur notice. Or water turned Of.
I'll paid.
NezPerce Water Power Co,
The Nezperce herald. (Nezperce, Idaho) 1900-1957, 1911-08-17

Sporting gOOdszAndsrsOn's Phar.
macy.
D, your cOurting at the Passtim.
Show.
Cleaning and pressing-carlson
the tailor.
Get o'connOr 10 drill your we'll
81 so per foot.
Remember. all work guaranteed
al the Booth Jevelry Store
Fine watch, clock and jewelry re-
pairing at the Booth Jewelry Store.
FOR SALE-Durcc Jersy bOars
and gifts.
Jas. w. Willis, Ferdinand Ida.
List your property with Lewis Co.
Real Estate Co.
Harding & Stellmon.
Address Thos. Thostenson, Secy.-
Treas. Farmers Mutual Fire Tnsur-
ance Co Mohler.
Get the best coffee. tea, spices,
extracts. etc.-the Grand Union
brand-ai Mrs. Rice's.
This is a mighty good time to sell
that farm. We can turn the trick.
Miller & Schultz.
For Sale-Good e4-ft, header with
2 boxes. Price sob.
Pm. Harding.
d. w. Molony. the we'll known
broader Of fine horses of Spokane, is
a Nespefce visitor this week.
FOR SALE-Registered Poland
China boar. from the Medler fami-
ly. Price SIS. A. G. Gross. Nez-
perce.
Harry Mitcheil's brick moulding
machine arrived yesterday and viii
be SET a going on his brick kiln be-
fore long.
Leave your laundry at Hotel NeE-
perce. Agency Crahgsville Steam
Laundry. Shipments Tuesday. re-
tums Sat. Populsf Prices.
County Commissioner NJ. c. Hall
and Attorney F. E. Fogg are attend
ing the session Of the state board Of
in Boise this week.
Get your ice ing the morning or
evening, as l ca5hot open my ice
house from a. to p. m.
F. D. Arment.
Tonight, tomorrow and Saturday
lights. the high-class Stutlz per-
'ormances at the opera hoose. Four !
cen clever actors, in drama. music
md dancing.
d. E. DeMoude made a business
rip to Lewiston Monday. de viii :
'isit his fymily, who are spending
everal weeks with Charleston rela- I
ives, before returning. 4
FOUND-In Nezperce, Friday. Q
andkerchief with small amount I
noney tied up in it Owner may v
ct same by calling at this Office v
nd proving property. 7
Joe A.Thompson of Richland, who D
as been visiting with his wife. who .
spending the summer here, left for o
is home this morning Mrs. Thomp-
IN will remain for another month Il
Mrs. A. w. Lindsay and children "
Spokane and MrN. + w. Ander- v
m and children of Newport, Wash, {
re guests at the home Of their =
], W. Anderson, in this
". s
The Nezperce herald. (Nezperce, Idaho) 1900-1957, 1911-08-17
Local and Personal News Notes

If your eyes trouble you. see DR..
Booth.
All kinds Of repair work done Al
Billie's, the horse shoer.
The best butter wrappers are
printed at The Herald Office.
Up-lo-daie base ball goods. fishing
tackle. etc, at Anderson's
Have your watch repaired at
Booths. AL work guaranteed.
Get good clothes at home. Have
Carlson. the tailor to make them.
Visit DR.. Booths optical parlors.
the best fitted this side Of Spokane.
Take your friend, wife and chill
dren to the Passsime and enjoy the
evening.
II you can't get what you want
elsewhere call al Roberts' confec-
tionery Store.
Get the big NIT. or anything else
in the sporting goods line at Ander-
sons Pharmacy.
A first class Gov for sale. VIII
be fresh soon. Inquire Of
w. E. Baird.
PASTtREc foffs> head horses
for rena Plgpty gOsd,Ssisr. Enquire
Of L. cAMeMsha6.
Address ThOs. Thostenson. Secy.-
Treas, Farmers Mutual Fire Insur-
ance Co., Mohler.
We need and must have more
farms to sell. How about yours7
Miller & Schultz.
hay for sale. First class wheat
hay 81 per ton IS, delivered; / mile
east Of Nezperce. VIM. Rupert.
II you want a secondhand sewing
machine, see the Felt Mere. Co.
They have about 3 dozen to select
from.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. H. Diddock,
Mrs w. A. Biglow and Miss Ansky
Of Winchester we're visitors in Nez-
perce Tuesday.
J.R. Mockler and Miss Catharine
Mockler left last Saturday for Ocean
Park, Calf, where they will visit
'or some time.
A 4o-acre field Of barley on S. &.
smiths place north of town was
hreshed last Friday and made s5
bushels 10 the acre.
When you feel the base ball fever
'oming on, IT'S time to 60 to Ander-
cn's Pharmacy. All sorts Of base
'all supplies there.
Albert F. Larson of Soldier, Idaho,
) visiting at the home of his par
nts, Mr.. and Mrs. c. J. Larson, of
Iorth Of this place.
A second hand 16-horse Russell
nglne and a new 50 In. Aultman-
'aylor separator with feeder and b
lower for $3.50. Enquire Of n
Western Hardware & Imp. Co. g
Money to Loan on real estate. a
,ow rate Of interest with privilege
{ paying sl0o or any multiple there h
{ at any interest payment. Forpar- is
culars write, phone or call on A. h
!. Gross. Nesperces Idaho. Sc
LOST-1n alley between Sather's
'staurans and H. r. Crows room Of
g house, a gold football watch SC
harm with name, J. c. Cave. en- Al
raved. Return 10 this Office and bl
ceive liberal reward. cl
The Nezperce herald. (Nezperce, Idaho) 1900-1957, 1911-08-17

We desire to express our thanks
to the many friends and neighbors
who so kindly assisted us during our
late bereavement, to the choirs for
their beautiful songs and the minis
ters for their words Of comfort.
c. ]. Larson and Family.
The Nezperce herald. (Nezperce, Idaho) 1900-1957, 1911-08-17

Grain is now being hauled to the
Farmers warehouse at this place at
the rate Of 1900 to 1000 sacks per
day,
The Nezperce herald. (Nezperce, Idaho) 1900-1957, 1911-08-17

/, is not often that a theatrical
troupe of "A 4peOple can play weeks
engagement in a town the size Of
Nezperce and draw a larger house
each succeeding night, but that is
what the ]. G. Stustz company is
doing here this week-on merit too.
This company is composed of clever
actors who have put on a series Of
the cleaness and best performances
this community has had the pleasure
Of attending in the past two years.
II more troupes of this character
we're Induced to visit our town it
would be better for all concerned.
They will close their engagement
here Saturday night with one Of the
best plays in their repertoir, and We
believe to a crowded house.
The Nezperce herald. (Nezperce, Idaho) 1900-1957, 1911-08-17
Wind Does Slight Damage.

For about an hour and a half
Monday evening gale of wind blew
across this section of the prairie
which at first was supposed to have
done considerable damage to stand
ing grain, but later reports indicate
that only about 20 per cent of the
uncut fields sustained any damage.
which will not exceed 5 per cent
The daily Alaskan., 1911-03-16
ALlSKAAS IN
 SAN FRANCISCO

uAuSoN-NaE N. ee.---a-a
 ~ @ - sr-a--a- San Er-le-.e. and plans Co a.aR back .- dear cit ..e-ea -eA-
 a aL egl
 a-uu sasz lr1- Mrs N5.l has ae- a poor ae4-a e-s la-ae-es
 "A dinner a4s -treH a .ls e1--aa ra-e city. s- 3A aa.ea e.t rrezea- several pas--a. aug they were seated a- -1e table strange llaEHs y-l-5 man. =I la and pesrHs e- from be- aHa pair ot glasses walked -G
 slapped Max aa -re raek and called him EaEas lately as s-a--.. E
 aaa @ -s. Ga-. s -gl s-a Max - .le e-..rs .os
 4g declared be sz rlE asal sl1 las e mara -l as
 - "a Dawson as l e--==- aa-l.ga=- -la- ever l-- NEr.1- Ta 5ass at yl. -e-r H--ey e1a.4 believe a- lrs- -- a-s a-a- 1-- .el e-rs pegs---.- and Dad 4rr session initiating lsr -.Fs E.4A s4s ra-1-.---- l. -g -e urz la -l- San Er---9 Call
 Leaa-er James also e @ E.a Stamford u-=
 -as laa university
 aa-er keeps several a-lz-
 lack gras-a--- la ------a -'-a- son aa-=g dispenser s r--- & ..l land ll--l l san tr-ae-.--
The daily Alaskan., 1911-03-16
2IlTY aaKES
 STRENUOUS TRIP

A L NeAIgsJsg and sifs, Jsst De saasy and wlte. Al Moepe and liar 7y WgreJilh had yeEy strenuous alp lrou Saogp bay Saturday alsas,
 which they nearly sosg taeE 1. at -lI possibly thsE Ayss
 T8e party lsG Sa01P bay shortly ats- 6 o'clock saturday night h nsl power 5oaL An vent Nsa aa-u Ilst above she Black Diamond mine waers they encountered large Ealt oE floating tee La forcing
 s hole vas soon wOra saroGga aGs sls lE -he bow oE 5he boa1 1.ou-l wh5en lae water entered ia
 g-uag quantities. By moving 10 he opposite side og the boar Iae hole was brought above water and .1IEed up and ths 5Ouraey pCoceed- aE Progress was slow, and nOC 1n- -I nearly two Ia me morning Was he olI site 1E EazeEsgviI'e reached Here aa1Jher Lesd Of ice was ea- ss1ed and although grea- care
 at la making through i,. oaVs ea5us used ,o break the ice. another
 uas worn through Jhe DOW and -ae water p0u7et Into the boat 0 -rea-s. Every body was PuS to work ba-ag cut the water, shLse a- NcAIls,sr yrawled uP under the a1u -o stop the leak, which he sue e-sdsG -u doing after some time.
 Alter -le second aCcideng -as par
 EeeHed vat un-iI morning, be- lore ua1us another attempt For
 -ca- 1lars -ae party were com- .r.sl -5 vasz 55z EssL suffering ss-
 -eE Eg4 Jae cold l1,l ,hsy a-e able - see clear patch -r-au-h ae @ Raea Ea=y s-arsed aa 1a aasine. and reaeaet soWH za1E-y aE-sr seven 0-cl0ek yes1e7day
 r-u-s -yazdaz Pr0spee-o--
The daily Alaskan., 1911-03-16
ELECTION NOTICE

A general municipal =as-aa a-.- b- ae.l T4=lay Ag.l t.l .s-- ., Ls gagpose gf giel-las seven -y-l- ,luaa aud one member .-.sra. y-
 Slagll Board
 The election sig 5a ael -- lr ECsu Hal and ,be hours for l-v r,t-lg an De tro4 "a u - D. Foler for e0uEei.Igu uas- 1e "a uaL ,.l.zsl 5f Lhe United States -- vh5 la5 declared his l-al--ua -r 5ecUue such. yWelyy-ole years pl ofsE aaa has Fssllel continuously one year neat preceding che e.e-,1r- .a Aa District 0t Alaska and for ,sx months preceding tho e.gy-ys 1 .5s Togu ot Skasway alL Hag has 1-.y registered
 AI adults male oE female a1l arg ,.L.zels oE lle United States er slr haze declared their intention to be- come such and Uho ara bona -a.e Incidents Jt the Town ai Szl=8at arg qualified Co vote for the school clerk
 N E. BLACK.
 Ll Town Clerk
The daily Alaskan., 1911-03-16
IN \ BAD NBY.
MANY ALASKAN READERS WILL PEEL GRATEFUL FOR THIS
 INFORMATION.
hsa yoar lack sIyes 0aL.

Whsa y0ur hack gives oJts
 Becomes lane. weak or Sc2-ls
 Wasa urinary troubles set iu,
 Ygur Kidneys are "iu a bad vay,
 Dua1s Kidney Pills an cuEe yea
 aara is good evidence Co prove l-
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