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two during rush hours.
There are . large number az voeh.
inEmen. such a. out-of-door laboroys.
who would more than Inc me
change. a. they would have more
freedom and feel more 1t homo IN
the smoker or stag car. They
would not have to give ,helr eats
up 10 the ladies. and besides. the NJ
being on the end. could got plenty a.
fresh afr or drought. I believe, By
doing this. the ladies would have
at least three or four cars to them.
selves FRANK BARRETT,
Opera House. Newport. u. I. =
Perish the thought Of running Q sms6.
Ing car In h 70 subway. Why? Bscaue>
II would be 80 popular that the v-oWes
would crowd the men out Of Il.
They do It on the smoking cars which
are put on the l. In the good ana free
old summertime.
And ~ for fresh air In the Q 4 cas
or even the frst car Of a subway tralr
say. Frank. have you ever ridden In
Sub?
The evening world., 1912-04-20
Kilkenny Tackles Cork Again.

Reinforced by McGra,h, the star Gas-
lie football centre OF Chicago. Kilkenny
will tackle Cork for the NTH time at
the rames OF phs Kildare Football
Team st Celtic Park tomorrow. The
highest pitch for the match. which
carries with It the Gaelic football
champions ship Of Greater New York for
1911. In tho four previous games Q
draw was the result each time. and the
fur 10 sure TO NY In this. the deciding
battle. Two other games of importance
will b decided. Kildare will meel Kerry
and Monaghan will clash with Mayo.
The evening world., 1912-04-20

"HE BRIEF ANALYSIS I made of
the new Irish Home Rule blu
last Saturday has brought down
upon my furrowcd brow an avalanche
Of literature taking stands for and
against the bill. Those who oppose the
measure are Of the stamp that want
to 20 out on hillside with b~lackthorn
sticks and welt the divvil out Of Eng.
land. Those who are In favor OF the
Home Rule bill want to waliop the
other fellows. So Its rough shedding Tor
any level headed chap to get in be-
tween the factions without getting .
stray polthoGue. Listen to this fellow
for instance VINO tries to make me
take the count:
WURRA WURRA:
I have read with nausea and dis.
gus your sneerinE STRUCTURES on the
Home Bule bill introduced q few days
ago. VINO IN - ever constituted you
a ensor OF the merits or dement's Of
y bill. complex and elaborate. dealing
with the creation OF o new govern.
mental system for a nation3 I grant
that In describing . seuHrn1 match
o possess sOms ability. You can
describe tho anguish and physical
discomfort resulting from . solar
p'exus blow. But pray do not at
tsmpt 10 analyss or dissoct q bill
which not only pleascs Redmond and
HE party. but which has sscited
praise from that factionist and cynic,
William O'Brien. FELIX O'TOOLE.
' Aisy. there. Mr.. O'Fool-bsg pswding,
O'Toole which. Of course. 10 not your
The evening world., 1912-04-20
Speed on Bases Enables Giants
To Win Their Opening Home Game
Fletcher AND DOYLE
NOT MISSED FROM
GIANTS INFlELD.

The real strength Of the Giant
squad as championship timber was
made plainly apparent in this OPEN
ing game. With Fletcher and Doyle
out Of the infield the hole was
patched up so that the machine
moved just - moothiy. There was
no< . bobble In Its workingx.
Johnny 0roh sat In at short. and
handled himself beautifully. while
Shafer tackled Doyls's Job With
perfect confidence and got away
with II. Does the fan happen to
know Of any other club that could
dispense with Its regular second
bAsemAn and shortstop and not
feel the loss.
The evening world., 1912-04-20

= ONE MINDS ARE VERY bus,
- with things that should not gi~
them the siixhtest need Of concern
but It II this practice OF dipping int
other persons affairs that brings fortl
fruitful product at times. Hence. !
may not D. amiss for . man In Nsv
England TO tell ~ how to run our sub
ways and I. let him 60 at II this way:
WURRA WURRA:
am q constant reader of the New
York Evening World. and from time
to time you have handed me a good
many legitimate laughs through your
column. but Il Ia not that which
makes mo write to you just now. I
rather prefer to be serious, n
therefore have a suggestion to
mako In reference to congestic In
ths subway.
A remedy would be TO have q
smoking car attached TO every ex-
press ION the tall end). with signs on
1T. tions. platforms and arch sup
ports indicating where such car or
perhaps cars stop. should there b
The evening world., 1912-04-20

v-HE GENERAL FEELING OF HORROR of he public Owe the details Of
tho Titanic disaster Is 70 Widespread ttat Il hes laid . pafhysinG haAd
4 on business People are too bus reading newspapers. telling ssch oshsr
their emotions or arguing over the ~ Of the catastrophe or ID blame Tor H.
to 70 mt with their ordinary routine Of nfa -F
A customer OF a great Fifth avenue jswshy house remarked O. tnsnaW o.
this yesterday. when he entered TO make q necessary purchase.
The proprietor nd III IN cierks were gathered about Q table, leaning v r
a paper containing . list Of those who ps1shed. They were APPARENTLY check
Ing o the names OF Acquaintance ...t.t
DO you know" said the cerk who broke away from tho sroup to wait upon
the customer. that you are the nrt customer who hs entered s stere to-day.
It was = odock in the afternoon. To the customer a . he looked q the group
gathered around the list of dead. the explanation ~ perfectly plain. Evuybody
In New York . doing n I'M thing.
7 NOTICE THAT ANDREW CARNEGIE hA m across with 5000 In eash
l for tn survivors Of the Titanic disaster
= Why cAshf Has 70 run ot Of nrarssr ~
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Athletes in Training
For Olympic Iry0uts
7 OF TRYOUTS
FOR OLYMPIC MEET.

Games start at Stockholm. June %.
Games finish. July ".
American team sails from New
York. June II.
Eastern tryouts, Cambridge. Msss..
June &
Central tryouts. Evanston. nj.
June q.
Western tryouts. Leland Stanford.
Cal. May Is.
Pentathlon and Decathlon try.
outs:
Eastern. Cambridge. Mass. May Is.
Central. Evanston, ILL.,, May "a.
Western. Leland Stanford. Cal,
May 10.
The evening world., 1912-04-20

The ten-mile running match for the
worlds championship between Billy
Queal and A. &. Woods will DO run on
at the Twelfth Regiment Armory. Both
men are reported to be In fine con.
d,tlon and travelling inside the record.
The evening world., 1912-04-20

The INT duaI alhlelc lncetinf OF the Iublki
iiselsation commission Group viii he held TO
stun sll meet, the Npressn,ailves 81 Fly fourth
Street Gymnasium al No, .sts East Fifty fourth
the senior and junior classes. The boys d the two
DmnaAs hs,s bssa training g, th. nss!ins WITH
kssture Of The events, MI James v sullivan.
prssid<nt o. the Public RsersalIon Compision'
nusny by q. Fiiyf0urih s,s0 ssd Rascsn
I1Ace UIpnAAA.
The evening world., 1912-04-20
Johnny Lore Outpoi.ts DiIio.,

Three ten-round bouts were the at
traction at the Q~ueensboro A. e. In
Long Island City. In the main bout
Johnny Lore outpointed Jack Dillon Of
Phila dclphia. In tho preceding ten
FOUNDERS Frankie Neil knocked out Ed
die Minx In the sixth round and Young
Maher knocked out Young Oabaney In
the second.
The evening world., 1912-04-20
walker Knocks Out FIasawan.

NEW BEDFORD. April :.-Haroid
Walker Of England knocked u Tommy
Flanagan OF Boston In eight rounds At
the fremont Athletic Club. The pre-.
uminsries were fall. Al Schubert Of
New Bedford won the decision from
Young Barry Of Fall River In the semi
final. Kid Miller Of Pawtucket won
from KID Wlllette OF Fall River.
The evening world., 1912-04-20
Two Games At Lemon Oval

Tber will b. . double header Tomorrow After
n9on A. LsnoI Oval. One Hundred and fSty
traction the Metropolitan. greatly .irensthsnsd
.inoe last season Wien they made I. record, vii
IAie Wood N the box Sammy smith. formsrly
q ths Toronto club. VIII be on The rubber iof
Outiooks. champions Of the Broux Am.tsns
League. will meet the RiverlooS.
The evening world., 1912-04-20

TIL BET A DOUBLE GREEN TRADING STAMP that in all the ~ n m~s
women rescued from the Titanic through the hsroism aad self acnaos Of
. the men here In not me who viii to-day admit she wants to bscoms Q sf.
fageNe '
That susoms horror established more than could az the hothnss nem the
rosuum that IAN Is Of q different mold from woman and that ell e9srts 10 nut
them N . plane of equality must wei fall
The evening world., 1912-04-20

name. frascyble persona Of your stsmp
never sign their own names 10 they sign
ut all. They seek the cow1rd's refuge
OF anonymity.
And now ~ 10 the Home Rule bin.
! criticised Il because. glory b.. ia CRIT
icise the United States Constitution.
Shakespeare. Emmet's spescn from the
Dock. RooseveIt's Rant at Columbus or
the Ten Commandments. There's no
limit to my audacity. Mr.. O-Tools. hut
I am famed for my amisbiiity. therseore
I'll refrain from giving my opinion Of
you, Mr.. O'Tools. But ~ ! was sayiAg.
I reEro, that my old fighting frisa1
John Redmond should not have inslsts1
on getting moro Of the substance thau
the shadow In the first Of what I hops
will be n series OF biiis givins ouid Erin
even = fra ctionai part Of what 10 her
due.
And 'lf ever I return again" 10 Ipe-
land II viii be to celsbrate with vshem.
ent and vinuous visor the estsblishmsnt
ure of Home Rule In the old Parliament
House m College Green.
10 o SOC. Mr.. O'Toois. you haA mo
doped out wrong. Ny criticism Of the
Home Rule bill was . intended 90 .
waiiop at the devoted men who havO
fought 20 long. 10 i~nteitigsnt1y and 90.
scientiouSiy for Irsland's welfare u ~
British Commons. II va msrsay as q
the gentle switch administered By 9 lev.
ing father to an unruly "a In The 6a1k
house. II hurt the old man - 0u6A
a. the kiddis-so the father sayo-but
nsvs heard Of . son 70 agres Win
him.
TauG muir shinnay. Ma boehlisAi
The evening world., 1912-04-20

- ov DIX HAS SIGNED tho Bronx County bill.
I . Thanks Governor. 10y
This win help to draw he Bronx further away thn ever from New Yrs
The evening world., 1912-04-20
Southern Laaaue.

~ AohIe-Aoh11e. :; Nosteensy, Q.
~ Ssshvtls-Chausnooos. B: Nsahvfps. &
Al New OshansrNSw Orissm. .; Biunisshsn.
Atlantis Of NsDpaks-nAAA.
The evening world., 1912-04-20

Thu game having progressed for tvs
hours 1t would be . hard matter to starr
anew. Each mans word would have 70
be X II there was a divvy. As each
had an even break with the f,ui deer
the thing should 20 a. II lay up to but
not including he last hand when the
nix-up was discovered and stakes should
be drawn. ~
The evening world., 1912-04-20
INTERNATIONAL LEAGUE.
STANDING or THE CLUBS.
Results Of Yesterdays Game.

|;:;s s.|' y sa' S Ss:;';!.,. & inning,
Rochester. q: Providence. I.
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MAJOR LEAGUE RECORDS
Compiled by Expert George |. Moreland.


Nnti0nal League Batting Averages. [,
utcords Of all players who have played In four o.
nyss games ny 10 AID including Wedn. stay. April
The evening world., 1912-04-20

american Lca3ss BatainS Averages
or mere sss@ up 10 and i.cisS,ns Tsassvaay
The evening world., 1912-04-20

Seven mon playing poker started with
, brand new deck OF cards. After two
hours play they found that there were
Ave queens 1.-TWO queens Of spades, and
only three kings In the pack OF hfty-two
cards. The losers declared that the
game should be called on and. although
the winners were not willing 10 pay the
losses At the time OF the game. they are
nov willing TO abide by your decision.
The way the mix-up was discovered
was one man held three Jacks m was
beaten by three queens while another
man held q pair OF queens. Queens were
running strongly during the evening.
also spade hushes. ED LETTER.
No. $50 Columbus avenue.
THERE SHOULD RE NO oUPsrIo
nay Wasn't he the last man to Il
49, re Titanic disa ater kirksA thu NJ
The evening world., 1912-04-20

J. J. SIN pinochis when one trick II
taken after the meld that II enough 20
qualify the hand. II C and d made
enough tricks to claim 1000 and they
had 1000 they were out. They didn't
wan IN other trick. -
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Games Scheduled for To-Day.

Toronto st Jersey CITY.
Buffalo at Nsa s-s.
R,rh0,er Of PIJFidenes.
NoatrsAl " bAltimor.
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NATIONAL LEAGUE.
Ten LEADING Run GetteP0.
Tel Leading s~Iuggers.
LeaHue Fttchers, ssecors.
Record o. pitchers who have pitched in gam

WrG0tu VI P's
10 aud including Ar,
I'itchsIs Cubs 9
S~saPquard. ". Y.....,
i'craus. Boaton.
DsToole, Pitt6uHh. :,
,itv0, 81. Louis. ..,.'
IIuDphYies. Cin'nati.
ssiiee. r.. Louis -
Sues CINCINNATI. SO,
Fronme. Clncinnsti..
Moore. ~fhiladelphia. :.
ChGney. Chicago .,,.,..
Renton, CINCINNATI. -.
reaton. Philadelphia.
Vitae. y. Y.........,
VI Stssls. St, Louis !
lRrennar, Phiia
TN8. Boston
KSetSer, ~Broohyn..,
Rucker. Brooklyn... i
Harmon. st. LouiA. :.
Haadr'I W*@,.,
jSsfield.'
MStkswson. y; Y....
Nelutyre. Qiicaso. -.
Dcunsiiy. Boston 80.
Teafau. ". Y.......
Akasadsb..r hila;...
CsmnIfs, Pitlburuh. :.
Bsmer, Bnoklyn.....
smlth, Un'mti....
Cole. C~hicago....... >,
Robinson. PittstHh. -.
Dale. g. Louis. 800.
Pearce. Chicago.
DIG6en, BoSton.....
Hoo, Boston.
Wills. 81. Louis. 80.
e. 18th. UhioaSo..
Kent. Hrnoklvn......
lDss1. Brooklyn......
|Richie, Chicago
Ike6fe. Cincinnati. -.
luArdnsr, Iattahh...
Nattern. RuAtpu.....
Isrhnsdt. Bsookiyu.. 80.
The evening world., 1912-04-20
GIANTS GOT ANOTHER RUN ON
SPEED IN THIRD.

fAry Doyle and Arthur Fletcher are both sil,ns
rom StenaiSi kness and 4 may be two o. thrss
Fletcher warmed up With Tire team Yesterday hui
r. stu has a slight linn. and McGraw viii hold
him beck until he Is exactly right. There b ~
use taxing chances as long - there are 10 mani
goS inficldes on the bench.
The evening world., 1912-04-20

rTssidsnt Frank Farrell Of the Highlander and
eoassnt.d 70 hsv. their teams play an srs.bittinss
SANE a The Polo Grounds to'norrew Afternoon
uvor Of tbs Titanic, President, EsSs,. ~
S s% Y t:1 .iIli,g to aid 70 the worth,
pasyen Will take part 10 tbs benefit "~'"
The evening world., 1912-04-20

Chid Mcysu MANAGED to set In his one Ion
nea!ly % much about that as he aid The on ~.
nH ~ shroash bard luck n the fourth. 10 *;
and looked like q sure threebaWer. Dsiy :noS
diss 40 c:ught the ball on his shostops. ESo.n
~ Msfues home run. 1t was the hardest drive
The evening world., 1912-04-20

Titanic disaster kicked the hs, out Of tho rims for q wss,s week.
The evening world., 1912-04-20

HoUID RE NO QUESTION about the bravery Of Nc ]. Bruce u
wasn't he the last man to leave the carpsthia! -
Franklin's paper the statesman., 1912-06-29
ROCKY MOUNTAIN ASSOCIATION
AGAIN OPEN.

In the upheaval caused by change
of administrations, the Rocky Noun
tain Athletic Association, of which
Victor Walker is manager, came un-
der the investigating eye of the board
of fire and police commissioners. The
association doors were closed for sew
eral days while its books were gone
over thoroughly. AS result it is
now open as before with its accommo-
dations of the first quality and it's
servitors the same old reliables who
have been looking after the members.
On the Fourth it will duplicate it's
record of two years ago and give to
the members ringside returns from
the Johnson-Flynn fight by special
telephone service direct from ring
side. This service is guaranteed to
be quicker than newspaper bulletins,
and amid the comforts of the club
rooms, will be better appreciated
Franklin's paper the statesman., 1912-06-29
WHY +?

youa a member Of MOUNTAIN ATHLETIC
socIATIokf only
witt
Thirteen should be:
ROCKY MOUNTAIN ROCKY MOUNTAIN
ATHLETIC ASSOCIATION ATHLETIC ASSOCIATION
here annbli Is alb for men only.
" r
ATHLETIC AssociATIoNA
ATHLETIC ASSOCIATION
phys tann to its mem.
~
MOUNTAIN ~'"Ie'S AssoSA''oN
ATHLETIC Association and
It's memb to b ntlemen
n department II THE ROCKY
4 THE ROCKY motJNrA,M ATHLETIC ASSOCIATION
ATHLETIC ASSOCIATION as clearing for
en1orse
language WIN ~ tne
MOUNTAIN All the Commercial Houses
ASSOCIATION
o o its mem II THE ROCKY
q me under the in. ATHLETIC
Of ributes
in saat to
C.ds nvnns N"t ,ne highest
ATHLETIC ASSOCIATION .nS -
buy.
0n1A -
Franklin's paper the statesman., 1912-06-29
LEApvILLE NOTES.

Miss H. Jones was promoted with
high honors to the senior high school
class. May like success crown her
in the future.
Mr.. William Moore. after an extend.
ed trip throughout Missouri and Kan
has, has returned to Leadville hale
and hearty. He reports a pleasant
time.
Mrs. S. Motley, who was seriously
Ill for quite a period, is up and around
again.
Mr.. T. McAdoo, formerly of Lead.
vile, now of Salt Lake City, en- route
to Las Vegas, N. NJ, to see the John
son-F1ynn fight, stopped over In our
city for few DAYS.
A number of Leadville's citizens
went to Glenwood for the strawberry
festival. They returned sounding
praises for the Glenwood people, who
entertained them royalty. Mrs. F.
King. Messrs. Anderson. Woodson
and Burns were of that number.
Mr. A. j. Young took an aeroplane
trip to Denver last week.
Mrs. Lee Jones and Miss H. Jones
are contemplating visit to the cap
ital city in the near future. AS they
wish to visit their numerous friends,
no doubt they will be gone quite a
while.
Mrs. j. 8. Smith left last week for
Atlantic City, N. j., to visit her moth
er-in-law. After spending a few weeks
on the Atlantic coast she expects to
visit her relatives in st. Louis, No..
before returning to Leadville.
Preparations are being made to en-
tertain all our people who are coming
to Leadville's July Fourth celebra-
ton.
Franklin's paper the statesman., 1912-06-29
CONSUMPTION
nAnvar

O6nVeFs COLO.
had suffered with bronchitis, loss
Of appetite and lost flesh for almost
a year until started taking the
Twentieth Century Wonder Tea. I
Immediately saw a change and began
gaining flesh and could eat almost
anything with relish. soon got 20
that q cold did not effect me. had
cen confined to the bed from ten to
twelve days before taking the Twen-
tieth Century Wonder Tea, and BE-
neve too much cannot be said in its
praise. l cheerfully recommend It to
anyone suffering from bronchitis and
lung trouble. es.s
MRS. BEATRICE DENsON.
211 Clarkson st.
Franklin's paper the statesman., 1912-06-29
THEATRE, NEW YORK

The new theater which is being
built in New York by the Negroes at
a cost Of $125,000 will be completed
the first of September and the Ne
groes throughout the country are look
ing forward to the large amount Of
will afford. The house VIII b the
finest in the world, owned By Ne
groes, and will have very few stheat-
ers in the whole city Of New Yerk to
excel At. SO as the time rolls 4n, SO
do we. as the Negro race, progz0ss.
Franklin's paper the statesman., 1912-06-29
KID X. o. BROWN WOULD
MEET JOE MADISON

Kid X. o. Brown, the clever 14O-
pound boxer of this city, has Issued
challenge to the hard-hitting Dago,
Joe Madison, who a few days ago
made the expression that he could
beat any boxer in the state at 14O
pounds, black or white, and Kid
Brown has accepted the CHALLENGES and
Is now waiting to hear from Madison.
Franklin's paper the statesman., 1912-06-29

Secure tickets later than JUNE 10th at the Rocky Mount
Office 18th and Welton Streets Rocky Mountain Athlete
Special leaves Denver July 3rd arrives at Las Vegas
Holland the Rocky Nopntain Athistc Asseciaaen
Franklin's paper the statesman., 1912-06-29
GLORIOUS NEWS

The growth of business is more
the result of its service than Of luck
or advertising or invested capital
The patrons of West Brothers these
days are being made to feel that no.
thing is too good for them. The style,
the toothsome excellence, the prompt
ness with which the customers are
served, is making business
Franklin's paper the statesman., 1912-06-29
SPORTS AND
THE STAGE
BY Leon Pryor
NOTICE.

Beginning Saturday, July 9Th, the
Lorraine will give six handsome hand
painted china pieces to the ladies who
bring with them the greatest number
OF children. These Saturday after
noon matinees promise to be of unus-
ual interest and entertainment to the
ladies and children of this city. Prize
matinee begins at p. m.
Franklin's paper the statesman., 1912-06-29
DEAs 4 DEAs.

The team Of Deas and Deas that
made such successful tour Of the
New England States in vaudeville
this past season, have signed . con-
tract to go abroad the middle Of July
to play all Of the big European Cities.
They have 40 weeks which wf1l af-
ford them to see the entire Old coun-
try.
Franklin's paper the statesman., 1912-06-29

Or. }. w. e. Bowen Of Atlanta, O.,
will lecture at Shorter Chapel for the
benefit Of Shorter and Scott churches,
July %. Admission 25 cents.
The true northerner. [volume] (Paw Paw, Mich.) 1855-1920, 1912-12-13
Probate Court.
Estates of

Estates OF
Stephen Morey, decd. Hearing oil
petition for appointment OF administrs
tor adjourned to December Is.
John Morgan, decd. Order allowing
final account and assigning residue.
Adelaide Stevens, decd. Order en-
tered determining legal heirs.
Wm. II. Sage, decd. Order entered
admitting will to probate and appointing
Edward ID. Sage executor. Bond issued
Lewis Langdon, deceased. Order en-
tered allowing final account and dis
charging administrative.
w. W. Wilcox, decd. Order entered
allowing final account.
Mary g. Mauk, ct al, minors. Peti
ton for appointment of guardian filed
John Conway, deed. Bond of eXecu
tor fled. Letters :estamentary issued
to James Creagan. Last claim day
April Il, 1913
Elizabeth aad Hazel Tibbitts, minors.
Letters of guardianship issued to Mrs.
Cora Tibbtts.
Hearings set for January 6, 1918.
August reake, decea- Led. VIII and
petition to probate will fled.
Elias b. Ferguson, deceased. Peti
ton for appointment of administrator
filed.
Gilbert l.. Green, decd. Will and pc.
titlon to probate will filed.
Jabez Burcham, decd Petition for
appointment of administrator filed.
Martha L.. Wheeler, decd. Petition
to probate foreign will fled.
Geo. ii. Bradley, decd. Final account
filed.
Oliver +. Hakes, decd. Petition for
license to sell real estate filed.
Franklin Pritchard, decd. Petition
for appointment Of administrator filed.
Daniel Northrup, alleged mentally 10
competent. Petition for appointment of
guardian filed.
The true northerner. [volume] (Paw Paw, Mich.) 1855-1920, 1912-12-13
PICKED UP ABOUT
THE COURT HOUSE
Business of Official Nature
Transacted by VanBuren
County Officials.
LIST OF MARRIAGE LICENSES
Many Real Estse Transfers and
Many Probate Matters
Disposed of.
Marriage licenses.

! Albert j. Hsrger. AImena 81
! Mary b Miner. Almena %
! Franklin Gurnsey, Bangor 26
! Lettie A Wright, Bangor
The true northerner. [volume] (Paw Paw, Mich.) 1855-1920, 1912-12-13

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