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El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1912-07-22
Bank of Service"

tbs purpose. They depend upon the
general trade to support them and IN
face of the usual antipathy towards
foreigners, the people of other nation
alities have patronized them because
they attend to business and are mer-
chants Syria's years of oppression
have made of its people a nation of
diplomats, traders and merchants and
wherever they go, they are prOfiting
by it. In FL PasO il is no exception.
SPrinSinE Up All Over City.
What four Syrians have done in East
FL Paso is only a sample of what 9TH
er Syrians are doing in other sections
of the city, particularly in the Mex
lean section. AS vet these Asiatic
hustlers have not invaded the larger
businesses, but in the fruit, grocery
and green grocery business they are
fast getting a hold on trade that
means many thousands of dollars in a
year. Whether they are selling below
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1912-07-22

EsTAURANT men have declared
that the japanese and Chinese
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1912-07-22

the market price; whether; in their
greed for gold and their willingness
to work for less than the American.
they are hurting the business of other
people, is a question; some say they
are, and it is an established fact that
a grocery store in the same locality
as the four growing Syrian stores"
OF East FL PasO has lately gone into
the hands Of its creditors for liqui-
datton- The Syrian mercantile colony
is indeed an important factor in Ell
Paso, and maybe il is more important
than appears on the surface, in view
OF this recent Development
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1912-07-22

Magoffin avenue and the Alameda The
other stores are all beyond this point
The Syrian stores" they are called;
everybody in Southeast FL Paso knows
of the stores and what is more, every
body has good word for them The
customers say they get fair treatment
good goods and respectful attention,
so they go again and again. These
Syrians do not depend upon their own
countrymen to support their business;
while the Syrian population is rapidly
rowing, it is still not sufficient for
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1912-07-22

have taken up business stands on the
Alameda. There are three other such
stores on the county road drive be-
tween the Southwestern shops and the
country All are doing a good busi-
ness; all started in a small way and
have been growing; all now have sub
stantial brick stores and stocks of
goods worth several thousand dollars
each; they have a virtual monopoly
on the business in that section. One
OF these merchants is now building
a handsome pressed brick store upon
the triangle at the conveyance of
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1912-07-22
FILM AND COL ROOSEVELT

Oyster Bay, n. Y, July 22.-Former
state senator William l. Finn, of
Pittsburg, denied reports today that
there was difference of opinion be-
tween himself and Col RooseveIt re-
garding the selection Of candidates for
the presidential ticket
The evening world., 1912-04-25
Senli-FinQk for
Fencing Titles.
Sixteen Men to Compete in
Foil, Duelling Sword and
Sabre Bouts To-Day. ,

The semi-fnai bouts leading 10 the
national championship Of the Amateur
Fencers' League Of America. Will tako
place at the Fcncers' Club. No. 6 West
Forty-nfth street. to-day. Sixteen con-
testants will oppose each other with
the fol! ana duell.ng sword In tho hope
OF getting tho chance to meet George
II. Breed OF the Fenccrs' Club. who
holds titles for both the foil and duel
Ing sword. Thirteen of the above mum.
Der will! also try Their hand with the
sabre, and the winner will meet A. @.
Anderson Of the ~. Y. A. c.. who holds
the championship title.
AZ The White Elephant bowling Acadony the
COLUMBIA. 81 Long lsland City Won tlhr flint game
OF tile Metropolitan hpsI'nx championship lD
rolling So5, The undcrwoods ~ ths city finished
str3nd with $40. while the Casino five were third
Paul krimnel of the New York Turn ver~in
won the all AROUND metro, olitan gymnasic chan.
pion,hhp. with q total Of 326 lolnts. II, Neechly
u the Sal9 Turn Ncrein Of Mudson County fin.
i,hcd second with a total ~ csi Y and Il. S,ss-
ring Of the Now York Turn verein wNs thiri
with a total Of NSH POINTS. The contest wae
composed 81 five. events. the parallel lar. side
horse. 10; lkontal bar. lang hons and tun.bllng,
The evening world., 1912-04-25
APRIL a..
WolUerton Obliged 10 Buy PLAYER
He Tried Out at His atlanta Con,n

o'cF u the BrohchoS. lie Ia OF
such good timber that he Is also likely
to be seen OIL the Broadway grounds
next season. or may be before this sea-
son Is over.
'itte ~ the. Tisels out Of the box. in, I'C-,ol.
WHO pitched the last five irniags, Ouly allowed
them foug hits.
Ownie Ru.h, who IA nov iadlng the Detroit
Nt,in. ord,r. knockcl on. . home run, scJr!a. a
maa ahead OF him..
The sixth inrias IA. the 0n,y r.ripI in which
the Red Son scored of Walter johnson o. iac
Senators. Two ,inalcs. u double anu an ego. gave
ihen their two rias.
Eddie Foster. teh former Hilltop jlaycr, Is DO.
thr.ee.. getting the came muirbcr o; hits. He
made five assists and got a IN. out, accepting MI
lhs CHANCES without the stnblanca u! al cslur.
The White Soy have q sew ne. iyepu,nt lral on
their nearest rivals In the American League race,
Nnlny Callahan Is doing ysoLhlu service for Chi
cage.
John Martin. the sx-Hish,nricr end now a
member Of the cham i!tIi l.urln stcrs OF tho litter.
national. League. htld the St,~tefs down to twu
hita. lie wa . trils ssaeiois. giving five "a ases.
Topy Tlrrtr, former slcr,s,op, IL now cover.
Ina tina lase Tor the NayS and playing wcll.
The Msons are ron IN figs. place In the Inter.
national IHlgl,a are.
The evening world., 1912-04-25
BEATEN ]
BY JOE MANDOTi
indianapolis Boy Floors Oppo-
nent by Lucky Punch in +.
Eighth Round. 1.
tspecial 10 The Evening world.)

INDIANAPOLIS. April %. Young
Saylor OF indianapolis and Joe Msndcs
OF New Orleans battled ten round at
the Auditorium, the unanimous newspa-
per decision going to the Southerner.
In the first part OF the fight SAVIOR
was mostly on the defensive. Mandot
doing the leading. Young Saylor was
credited with the only knockdown In
tho Eighth round. when he fioored Nam
Got with a hare right to the back u
the head as the latter ducked. n
was up in a flash n finished the
round strong.
Joe was fast in his lodging and
blocking. lie also fought well In thAs
cllnchcs, which Is regarded as .SayIor's
strongest point. Mandot also used =
straight left jab effectively. but his
right hooks were well blocked by Say
lor. .tandot had a good defense for
Saylor's loop punch. and was 'he
stronger of the pair at the finish.
The evening world., 1912-04-25
Three More Athletes Hurt.

This Is the pen season for accidents in tho athletic world. AS has been
said before. the weather Il probably responsible for most " the misfortuncs
The bali players especially are having . terrible run Of luck and hardly a
day passes when somebody iat hurt Tho stories of, the three latest C
ckients follow:
Dick IIobitsei. the Red. FIRST snckcr. who Is M Of The big tactors in tho
clubs splendid showing ths spring. va 70 badly spiked in the right foot
that ne hs one % his homo at Psrkcrsburg. W. Va. The accident happened
Tuesday, ~ it wasn't until yesterday morning hat he discovered his foot
swollen. In his absence Marsans. the former Havana player, will owe Art
During practice at Jerey City. Myss Mains. tho ianky skcetr pitcher
pitcher recently purchased from the Red sx. wa. hit back of tho left ear by
a batted ball. causing conclusion of tc brain. He'll probably recover. Ills
home IL IN Flint, Mich.
@. u. L. Thatcher. yah's stronses, Splinter. strained a tendon in his leg
~ badly at practice that he won't be able to participate in any tacs meets
for M Blue this spring. and his loss will severely handicap the team.
The evening world., 1912-04-25
Highlander Manager Recalls
ShortStop Martin From The
Rochester Ball Club.

DECACSE OF the large hospital list
and the inability of many OF the
regulars to con UP to cxpec.a-
lions in their playing, Manager Wolver-
ton Of the H~lghlandcrs has his net OH,
to catch promising players. The man
no landed on his first cast Is Martin,
shortstop OF the Rochester. International
League. club.
This player was with the Hilltoppcrs
at Atlanta this spring. but Wolverton
thought he needle more experience and
turned him over 10 Manager Camel.
The youngster has been doing 30 well
that Wolverton made overtures TO get
him Back, but the only legal way he
could do 20 was by purchase.
There was another Martin. a pitcher
from California, with the New York
Americans this spring. and he was alos
The evening world., 1912-04-25
SHEARS A LITTLE UNSTEADY
At THE START,

We may Josh ~ much 9s we please
about tho monicker OF THIS kentucky
recruit. but you can put II down In
your pipe and smoke It that no has
something. lie was n little unsteady at
the start. which was quite natural un-
der the circumstances. but after he had
disposed of two baticrs Mr.. Shears un-
corkei about the kin,1lcst curve ball
that has been seen on the Hilltop for
. long time. This curve IL what pulled
him out OF n hole in the eighth aud
brough. a biz cheer from the crowd
There We're three men on bases and
only u ont at tEat time, with Oldring
and Collins 10 follow. cldr.ng amc
rear G.slocat.ny his ap!na whea that
bender broke over the plate and the
result was n pop foul to tho catcher.
Eddie Collins was also fooled and !lf.cd
an easy fly 10 Daniels and the side was
out without a score.
The evening world., 1912-04-25
GIANTS LOOK LIKE
BEST SCORING CLUB
If Pitchers Don't Backslide
They Should Again Win Ma.
tional League Pennant.

ESPECIAL 10 The Evening wodd.)
PHILADELPHIA, April q. - The
Giants hook like tho best scoring team
In the National League. and II their
patchers 10 not nnckslide II will be hard
TO keep them from repeating.
Hsnos's angle ! n,ie nnh simos. carried away
Umpire Finnersn's mi.nenms~. Merns vas on
scccnd at the time. and instead II scoring had 70
hold tbe bss~. for no runners advance ,shsu
unrircs srv assaulted.
John NeGaw ~ovsriocss few varcrs. Az tin
time q year his men are dad IN warm gcoTch
plaid Norfolk Jackets. The players found them
comfortable Yesterday.
Wilson suceeedcd Meycn behind The bat IN the
seventh inning, TIE .whsline Apache dd so
i starting lie ssason e. Il be- i. soins ~ issii
out Of As many tIiIS 70 tie plate ,rtriiy.
.., II: a'; IT: : g: 9; az, &c s = . , hss. : :. as:A, ss:s
70 fiwt.
!, ~as raining hard ~ the seventh ming and
everybody to hunt for an exit.
sam~s at Brusd and Huntington VIII brvsu 81
S.i5. . move that the fans welcome.
Young shafcr |, covering short IN ths abs.nce
Of Fle,es,vs. shaisr h n Californian. and reviewed
. rss"i . : move ,'Y ca l MsIssT y, q ia e Z 6 ben i.' ~ ~:
year 10 IVES Gee Il the first Giants 10 rpurt.
Lehr rssn.ss 70 rsport 20 ,h. rhiisddrhis. He
thinku that lie T. wanted dmply IN ttde over the
pr1rnt stnss and would IN sent 10 Buffalo when
the injured tnfield0s mend.
Nobody took . punch at Mr.. rnnsrsu. not
even Mr.. Rigltr.
N. :Jo!s A. Boyer believes that mos d ne
ms1nss s,c rsiu.s' Nun, wM VAIN '9 Tsoas ,n"b none. q 20
bs hack to-day. snd Manager Doom expscts TO W
on the bench In . week.
The evening world., 1912-04-25
BASEBALL RESULTS.

A. New H~sven--Yals. g.; Holy Cm~. .
M F.rlham.F ordhsm Prep. 10: D~ Witt
Academy. 4.
At Rita lclplha-Penugivsnis. II; Jrin,u, 4.
2. (iIve innings. ram ~
s. Burlington. V.-vGmont. IS; New Hamp.
Al, Observation-Disclosures Asris. ~; Col.
By. o.. "
rNyiasnoe>nroxn Q; I.'ss
~ Garden City, L. I,--Holsrook School. 4;
A. o.sr.us ao's& L.. 'f.-Moun. p,e..... A..a..
\; Layvmcsvsl!e, y. J..-~renny:vaaIa. 1916.
\. N, Aror. Ii h.--M,chsaa. Q; Ken.
The evening world., 1912-04-25
He Held Same Position for
Jeffries When the Latter
Met Johnson.
BY IOHN

PM CORBETT who was chief ad-
wiser for Jim Jeffr!os when the
latter fought Jack oJhnson for
the heavyweight championship title.
will be one Of Jim Flynn's seconds
when he goes against johnson In their
twen;y-round battle for the worlds title
at Las Vegas. New Mexico. on the at
%ternoon OF July 4. CoT'bett. who Is at
Rock. Ark. this week. made the
The evening world., 1912-04-25
Shears Steps Into Box in Eighth
Inning and His Looks Don't
Belle His Name.
BY BOZEM MAN G

~~rvuEN one team can hit anything
\Xf that a pitcher puts over or
w around tho plato and the other
can't hit a llck. your baseball game Ia
over. II ceases to be q contest. 4
good, healthy wallop will beat all the
science In the world. and the champion
Athletics knew that the m they
began to get hep TO warhop's bender.
They tossed ba%se-running science : the
winds and began 10 beat tho cover on
the ban, tho bombardment continuing
until Pa!i Schenk locked the gate at
dark. No attempts were made at base.
stealing. and by the time three IN
nlngs had passed. the Champs forgot
there had ever been such a thing as
the hit and run They had all they
wanted.
On the other sand, the unfortunate
wallpapers woro spinning around on
their cars trying 10 solve h breaks
In Plank's port side shots. TO them
tho arair IL still a riddle. Only -four
men rcached frat base. and tho nearest
approach to second VAS when Chase
beited a safe single into Right and tried
VI sttll, Illb tupTh NAN w NuN,
The Athletics connected for sixteen
hits. three of which were ~two-boggers.
and one by McGinnis went for three.
This gave thom n total o. seven runs,
n gentoel suIiclency ~ long ~ the
Highlanders had none.
Under those circumstances. aIout the
only thing 20 do was 80 admit defeat,
and that is iust exactly what Harry
woiverton dld. SAN, no fell, that the
fans ought to have a llttle extra run
Tor their money. and. with that in Wow
i,e introduced u new pttehcr by tn,
name o. Shears. who was the cut
up OF the Bourbon League. with Paris
Ky. as MS permanent address. DO yo,
get that, 'shears. the Paris cul-up?"
Mr.. Shears took the bridge IN tn
eighth inning. and was greeted viii
three singles as a starter, but mar!
n score. In the mex one they combe'
him for a base on balls n n two-bag
ger. which netted n run. and nat con
ctuded The performance. While Mr.
Shears's ddout was not altogether
glorious one. he had some satisfaction
at the finish by striking out Ira Thoma
with a runner on second.
SHEARS LIVES UP TO HIS NAME
ALL RIGHT.
Nobody seems to have hoard OF Shear
until no walked TO the mound. but the.
knew In a minute that he had not beef
misnaned. II ever a man lived up I,
his name in looks Il was this younI
fellow from Kentucky. Rural Ere
Delivery Route No. .. which deliy
cry he still uses. In fact. the hea,
/ ~ ehnO Aa&A As.>r - Uf.~ az ~
The evening world., 1912-04-25
HiQhLQnderS introduce
; NeW Pitcher TO the Fans

inside Information that down In Ken
lucky Mr.. Shears enjoyed the sobrlQuet
OF Scissors" and 10 save our lives We
couldn't understand nov they managed
10 figure out the nickname. Must i5e
quick thinkers down there.
\ little d!g into history shows us that
Shears won the pennant for Paris last
season by trimming everything In the
Bourbon league. and was Immediately
grabbed by the Scouts. In stature he Is
built on the general plans and spec!nca-
lions Of a fishing l,no.
The evening world., 1912-04-25

announcement from tho stage OF the
theatre where he Is showing. that he
offered to second Flynn and was accept
ed. Cor5ett intends TO join Flynn's
amp two weeks before the contest and
train him until the day of the battle.
The United Society If Christian Endelvoi has
sent out an appeal to all the leaders Of The 40
,icty In the different Statcs calling on them to
make a protest against the enac;mcn Of legi.A'
ton in New Mexico which will permit the holding
OF the Johnson Flynn championship fight At Las
Vegas. According to- William shhaw. secretary
II the society. GOV. Mcdonald Of New Mexico IL
nnins, the holding Of the fight on. thsic. ,
atti'irs ali signed for The Johnny !Kilhane, johnny
a." 'Irs' r. RoS bert Edsrea. .%SSr.ins siisor *
nosdsi and The referee will he eitlr C!,arly White.
ii!ly Moere. Dan Tone or m, self.
Tom KENNEDY, the local heayyveisht. has
~,lsnael Ills mind ab,n. retiring fnan the ling.
lie says he uants one more chance Al the game.
and his naLsscr, sammy KELLY. 1as maisnsd hn
FIJI mt cio sun and dag Youa ~ Hickey, yin n,ss iof' six
rounds at Tho same club next Tuesday nisa'.
s%apuips. okla, amer n. defeat her. In 4 ten;
Williams. a heavyweight Of Australia, in AZ
'Iirslay riyht and had no trouble in outpoiniing
i'im, After the bout Norris DECLARED that he y,
and Woull seek a return battle with Jim Stewart.
Bill MrKinnon Of Boston. who IL smother
nidileveist that Is seeking the tile. OF mat
lass. wa, signed W to-day 70 meet Bob Moha
IL M.whust, ~ a ten.round bout Al a loeh
lub on mkt TUESDAY night. Mckinnon has
been wIriiG all hrs bou $ for some time, ms
iS:es; ,i,,rM being Fteda.e MiSss , o. D.ai n:
who gayc Mona a hsru ton'rouha Hs"' ~ ''
ILLUMINATION bouts in she different, classes IS
g.tiirg IL hc the real thing at tale local cluts,
ins, rta. tournament OF this hnl viii lass
nlae On SATURDAY night when tish. lOS'po,,n
Ioy, vii, clash in Four %ten-ronnd bouts. TO,
y,,ngstcr, who will battle are Young Siese' ana
rinit, Elrss, Rat llns khiSy and Iiiim linn c ,nd
| yorrr !.nsen and Young Manthler.
The evening world., 1912-04-25

WOrgin FINDS Singer Essy.
MADISON. Wis. April 2S.---Al worcin O.
Milwaukee had a tN on Henry Singer Of Chicago
In a ton round bNt before the Dadyer A., q,
Sinx.r took . beating. but nei,hr man scored q
kaoekdowA.
The evening world., 1912-04-25
Jim COrbett to Act as
Second for Jim FYnn
BOXING SHOWS TONIGHT.

At National Sporting Club-Frank
rounds.
At Fordon 4. C.-Young Fulton
VS.. Young Marine, ten rounds.
At Maspeth A. C.-Phil McGovern
W. Joe Shears. ten rounds.
The evening world., 1912-04-25

Young Shafcr II covering short IN thu sbssncs
Of Fle,csr~, SiAfsr 10 n CAifornisu and rcreivcd
son. . move he grystD rretted ~ ON. l.. Jhi,
year lo IVES oue Il the flint Giants TO repprt.
The evening world., 1912-04-25

Lehr rsinss 10 rsport % the philaddrhisa. lie
thinku that lie T. wanted dmply IN ttde over the
j,ysrnt strsss and would IN sent 10 Buffalo when
the injured tnfield0s mend.
The evening world., 1912-04-25
INTERNATIONAL LEAGUE.
STANDING of the Clubs.

Results Of Ycstcrday's Gu
Rochester, 8; Jersey City, i. -.
Toronto. %: Newark. g..
Buffalo, &: baltimore. 2.
Montreal. Providence game postponed. Hale. :
Games scheduled for To-day.
Rochester at Jersey City.
Toronto at Newark. lsi0hSE0A |
Montreal at Providence. i~fG1.yx,,
Buffalo at baltimore. kS'bSfJ
smith Easily whips johnson
Eddie Smith q YorkIlle had an easy tins -
del, a,iug Ice johnson the coloed fighter IN theS
bout at the sharxey A. c.. oatpointns him ~
every one of the ten rounds. Smith carried tho
fight TO johnson and handed him . severe laeinA
The evening world., 1912-04-25
Matches ARA gcd

Young CRITIC of Shenandoah, Pa.
VS.. Young Mercler, ten rounds.
Fa.rmpnt y. c., Saturday night.
The evening world., 1912-04-25

u. JOIN A. Boyer believes that mox d TIE
manned rhinls' viii 3: on dq,y insihs Ct .
bs hack to-day. snd Manager Doom expscts TO W
on the bench In . wcek.
The evening world., 1912-04-25

Nobody took . punch at Mr.. Tnnsrsu. not
even Mr.. Rigltr.
The evening world., 1912-04-25

Thsm's White EIeuhant 0swilns Ane1s
and billiard parioS. I1st &c. . Broadway.
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1912-05-25
COTTON SEED OIL.

Cotton seed OF quotations:
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1912-05-25
BY JOSEPH E. BOSTON.

If ! were asked whether Atlanta's
growth had been uniform in all things
that 60 to make UP great city. ] would
say that ! thought her growth slightly
lop- sided, with the dert Indicating the
savings habit
Fifteen years ago Atlanta had no
savings banks and consequently her
people had no opportunity nor encour-
agement to save The banks required
upward of $50 TO open an account, and
because of this the working people chi
tivated the spending habit
Today every issue of every paper
published in Atlanta carries invitations
from some of the numerous banks to
start an account for ST. thus putting it
within easy reach of every man, WON
an and child to save. In consequence
Of this, thousands Of people have their
HtUe nest eggs who otherwise would
not have saved a penny and the banks
Of Atlanta have several millions of dol
lars in their savings department be-
longing mainly to the working people
This is d wonderful advance in less
than fifteen years, and vet, compared to
some other cities Of the same size. we
have Just begun TO learn to save. There
are cities in the East no larger than
Marietta or Griffin that. have as much
or more in their savings banks as we
nave in'Atlanta Sifted down to its last
analysis. the reason for this difference
lis in the savings habit Parents there
open accounts fol their children and
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1912-05-25
NERVOUS CLOSE
IN WHEAT TRADE.
Final Prices Fractions Higher.
Corn and Oats Also Up.
Provisions. Firm.
ST. LOUIS CASH QUOTATIONS..

CHICAGO, May 25.-Wheat was = TO
sc higher Northwest receipts we're
smaller, but this was offset by good rains
In Kansas. where most needed Cash
wheat was active and strong
Corn was = 10 &c higher with the May
neglected early.
Oats we're UP 4 to sc on shorts buy
ing There were no cables from Liver
pool. owing to the Whitsuntide holiday
Provisions were fractionally lower with
| hogs.
There was weather market in wheat
today. Many of those who fought the
strength in wheat early were on the buy
ing side late, not caring to remain short
over Sunday. The close was nervous and
choppy and final prices were u 10 sc
higher The cash demand for wheat was
smaller. with sales of only 80, 900 bushels
to interior millers for the day. There was
talk of a round lot OF wheat having
changed hands. but this was not con-
! 1rmed late in the day.
Corn closed y to nc better II de~sss
oped today that corn shorts have agents
securing the country for the actual grain,
Oats closed y to 1%c better on good
demand
Provisions were frmer Commission
houses were fair buyers.
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1912-05-25
NEW YORK BANK STATEMENT

NEW YORK. May %. The weekly
statement OF the New York Associated
Banks shows the following changes
Excess cash reserve 1902, $50 in
crease S. 49,, $50
Loans increase Sl319. 900
Specie increase $3.50 900
Legal tenders decrease 81 ,0S2 900
Net deposits increase $l2,001 600.
Clrculat ton decrease 1921 600
Actual statement.
Loans increase So 49,, 600
Specie increase 1854 900
Legal tenders increase $3.50 600
Net deposits increase 81 .621 600.
Reserve increase $3.50, $50
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1912-05-25
Real Estate For Sale

THE HOUSE you build, buy or
rent will not be modern home
unless 1t is wired for electricity.
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