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The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-04-03

SorTH BETHLEHEM, Pa, April Cor
mel! managed to tie Lehigh In snappy
lacrosse game this afternoon. The scor,
was ! 10 |. An extra period was not
plnycd, Corntl having 10 leave town on
an early train, Neither side scored In the
first half which was slightly In Cornell
favor but Lehigh woke up in the second
ncriod and pressed Cornell hard After
several minutes of play Mayor got hold
OF the hall In the lthacans territory and
passed neatly to White. who threw the
sphrr" Ia Buick. lie shot clean to Goal
Tender Bush who stopped the rubber but
II glanced of his stick into the net. Cor.
nclls score followed a few minutes after
when Robbics got the ball and passed Ia
Randolph, with clear field Randolph
rushed In and nettcd a tno shot.
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BASEBALL PLANNED
Columbia Lads Hope ia Furnish VAR
atty Material,

An interfraternity baseball league was
formed at Columbia Yesterday, ~ V r
Holthuser, Phi Kappa Psi, who was
elected chairman, said the purpose OF the
organization was IN produce better ma
teri2l for the varsity coaches
Eleven fratern.ties were represented. A
committee was elected to draft a sched.
ule, buy a cup which VIII go into the
permanent possession OF the chapter win
ming the series and settle eligibility rules
No varsity men will be eligible and the
games viii be ~ five Innings duration
The series means the revival Of one OF
Columbus most favored traditions after
1 lapse Of two years
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TRAVIS COULDN'T GET
SANCTION FOR A TRIP
Golf Association Turns Down
Plan to Take Team Of
Amateurs Abroad.

Walter J. Travis made public yester
day the spondence between himself
and the United States Golf Association
regarding his proposal to take ten or g,
dozen representative American amateur
golfers to Great Britain as his guests 20
az 10 try TO win the British champion
ship
Travis desired to obtain the sanction
OF the governing golf organization. but
the association did not exactly approve
OF the plan. Travis referred to the action
OF the association in sanction.ng the fund
organized by the Woodland GClf club to
defray the expenses OF Francis ouimet for
his oversee trip.
Robert c. Watson. president OF the
United States Golf Association. sad las.
night that the association had explained
In Its correspondence that II DID not deem
II advisable TO approve OF such ar under
taking.
The United States Golf Association. In a
letter TO Travis on January ~. 1914, said :
Il beg 10 advise yCu that your letter
addressed to II. G. Watson pr sident OF
the l.. :. @. a.. relative TO your Inviting
n number OF amateur golfers to go abroad
next summer as your guests was read at
meeting OF our executive committee
held in New York January 9, 1914. and
by unanimous vote your plan was deemed
Impractical! and not IN accordance with
the best interests Of the game - golf
Travis wrote TO the United states COT
Association on January %. 1914, as fol-
lows;
Confirming my letter to YOU of the
10Th inst. may ! venture to ask why the
inquiry of the Woodland Golf Club in
regard to defrayng Mr.. Oumet's eN-
penses abroad-whlch was made some
time subsequent TO my original letter to
you of September 30-was dealt with by
your association almost Immediately,
while II took over three months before
my inquiry was acted upon | am led
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wHITNEY'S FoLDER0L WINS.
Lasts Just Long Enough 20 Take
First In Two-Year-Oid Race.

NosroLK. Va. April 2-The Glenwood
Purse. the feature race at the jamestown
IeeH"v Club track to-day, was won by
'Fathnm. The winner made show OF the
I'VE other horses that started in the race
ard won BY ten lengths,
IT, ir'i!dl dash for two-year- o'ds was
Won by Folierol. from the stable OF Harry
PAYNE Whitnev. Fol ierol showed lots OF
carly speed. but was firing at the finish
and lasted Just long enough to stay of
Louise May
Guy irdwell, who won more purses
7 ~ any other two owners during the
-0a''tsi0n meeting, added another to his
oank'oli when his Mycenne beat Our
Nugset IN mile and a sixteenth AFFAIR.
no asst race on the card. The sum
mares:
uHAef,L lo5 tAmbrcseI, TO /, won; Louise
aay 100 iTeahani z To 5, second; l. MAY.
No., ~, k.ansn. even, third. Time, O;52 3 3
na rSPn sn seGi., len iSay
-. 1nd Race Five and a half furlonEs--
40, ss Murphy. TO ., won. Paul Davis,
Rati,phI Z TO l. third Time. r i'io rR Us
yt,ch'n. Nimbus. Lady Etna. Coming Coon,
i rh.~, Golden Castle, surpass, Martin Amor
rh'ra Rsce"Flts s ana " = h. III fo,lour,-
ibsau',ion. los twaldronJ, . to 2 Won,
ma" Grump' iis Callahan. to 1. second :
Tine II rs Ethelburg II, Billy stuart
nls''' Sturtevant, Tony W. Letourno, Molie
i,,hAr's Bat Master-on, Province Ave ana
'hr"'no Queen also ran.
"A, urn Race-Seven surlongs-Fathom I0s
. nv, lafsarp, to , won, Polly IL. ios
i,vyt-fti to D. second, Gar Michael 40
,nnphyl, l 70 3, third. Time. 1880. Minda
"sn"nee ana Hudas BROTHER also ran.
ntNth Nace-Six furlongs-York Lad ~
,E'ahlerl, to /. won. Parlor BOY. ia
,p.i'y D. TO !, second, The Busybody. i!l
a.tN D, 70 / third, Time, l;l64-5
inn !'gmp Wills. Sherlock Holmes Lou
90 hollinE stone, Amoret. Rye Straw
,nhih Race-One mile and n sixteenth
y.'tae, loA tOberp, TO 2, won. or Mug.
- w callahan TO l. second, Mary
NJ x lQt tNiclausJ. out, thiru Time,
t'' No Manager Blue Beard and
FtVy Regan also ran
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18TH Stree

125th Stree.
The approximate amount OF tn. lien o.
charge. to satisfy which the above described
property IA to be sold. IL Si,3os33. with In
terest thereon from March 18th. 1914 10
gether with costs and allowance amounting
10 t2lb.S with Interest from March 25th.
1914, together with the expenses OF the
SAFE The approximate amount OF taxes
assessments and water rates or other liens
whlch are to be allowed to the purchaser out
of the purchase money. OF paid by the
referee, Is $3.50 -. with interest
Tn" above described property IL 10 he soiA
subject TO past due rrst mortgage % Sc.
cure 10000 90 with interest at 20, per am
mum rom June 9Th. 1913. and other facts
sp' NED IN the judgment herein and 20 10
specified In the terms Of sale
DATED New York. March 3ist. 1914
NELSON OLCOTT end. Referee
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COLUMBIA CREWS RACE.
Freshmen Heat Third varsity at
Edwewater. ". J.

Despite the rain and strong wind Coach
Jim Rice took his Columbia crews across
the river to Edgewater yesterday and
gave them the irst day they have had
on the water In a week Three varsity
shells and one freshman barge were
launched Most of the Ice in the river
was on the New York shore, SO practice
was not in,erfered with to any extent.
The first taste OF competition was en-
joyed when Rice lined up the third var
sity and the first freshman bonts for a
short race The yearlings showed better
form despite heavier boat and won By
n length,
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centre Line OF Bio
me approx innate amoGut OF The lien %
charge, TO satisfy which the above descrl bed
property Is sold. Is Three Thousand nine hun.
urea ana four 100 Dollars tS3 "1i a. with IN.
'eh-' thereon from the p day OF February.
- lp-ether with the cosis and allowance
amounting TO Two hundred and eighty.siK
70 lt' poi!ars ts.so 100 with interest from March
J., lsIt. together with the expenses OF the
SAFE The app rohinia,e amount of the tax :.
Assessments and water rates. or Other lena
Nhi,h are to he allowed to he purchaser out
"i the purchssr money, pad by the ket-
cree. Is Three hundred and eighty four 90 lVo
Dollars S,'4 pI' aud IN crest.
Tn" premises viii he sold sub!e-, to 'hs
dimension. thereof being more less AMI
subject also 10 any state Of facts which
accurate survey may show
Dated New Work. March 81. 1914
NICHOLAS A. pONNELLY. Referee
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"en'cy Vine Swamps Manual.

80 srholast" baseba lid was pried on
w., 't,HdN with the Henley Institute Man
~ iraln'ns contest az Suburban oval.
ntooN' n. The game was called In the
w inning by agreement with the score
-" IN iavor OF Henley After holding
@ NersHn street team safe for three
mn'r gs Manual blew up and did not re-
w its"f until seven runs were made.
H.m. X, e
pta' Training, 0 0 o.
M u, tiss--Byhe. sheridan and Lind
S"l9h ana O'Caliahau,
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PITCHES AS CAPTAIN SHOULD.
shortstop NeH Turns Twirlcr aaI
Defeats Cornell.

las Men. Virgin!as captain and shortstop,
made his initial appearance OF the see son
as twirler to-day. defeating Cornell, to
l. He allowed but 1--WE scattered hits.
issued only one pass and famed a total
OF eleven. incidentally he secured three
singles, his drive to centre In the seventh
sending two runs across the plate. Tho
same teams play tomorrow. The score
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-04-03
DtsTUnIinrs Both Bolers.

Referee Tom Smith stopped the sched.
uled ten round bout between Young
Dyfon and Johnny Kelly In the sixth
session at III" New Polo A. A. last night
Smith disqualified both contestants for
using fou. tactics after being warned re-
peatcdly
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-04-03
Four Pick ON Three at Chess.

Columbia. Harvard Yale and Princeton
viii grapple with Cornell. Pennsylvania
and Brown In the intorcollcge league
chess match on siN boar's at the rooms
OF the Brooklyn chcss club tomorrow
afternoon. The nrs, four represent the
Quadrauyular College Chess League AMI
the other three the Triangular College
Chess League,
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Ynmnda Average. over Forty.

Making high run of 1870 and averaging
II i-6 Koji Yamida defeated Il. Brown
in n practice match OF li:i balk line b,!i-
Isrds by score ot $50 to u at the Morn
lngside Billiard Academy yesterday
iamadR also made u run Of 9S.
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West Houston 81

West Houston 81
The approximate amount - the nsn OF
charge 10 satlsfv which the above describe /
property IA 20 he solid Is sixteen thouss nd
nine hundred HftcrD and 90 lpO t3lbsl5 Isl
dollars with interest thereon from tho ?2d
day Of January. l9lt together with the
costs and allowance amounting to s3seCs
with inisre-, from February 9Th iNll, to.
gsthrr with the expenses Of the sale The
approximate amount N the taxes assess
ments and water rates or other li,nr which
are TO be allowed 10 the purchaser Out OF
the purchase money, or paid by the referee
Is lss6 80 and interest
Said promises WIZ he sold subject TO any
statement Of facts which an accurate survey
would show
Dated New York February 10Th, lNli
u. Z. s. STIMPSOS, Referee
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c0RNELL's SOCCER PLAY LOOSE
Harvard Opens season with spIe.-
did Game.

CAMBRIDGE, April 2.-Harva-d'. soccer
team played its first intercollegiate cham
p.Onship match against Cornell to-day,
showing unexpected good work ard win
ming handily, to l. The Crimson was
much more At home on the muddy foo,-
Ing on Soldiers Field than was Cornell.
The Cornell forwards were not at all
together, being always out OF tine, and
when their OPPORTUNITIES came Their, was
no one 10 take them The summary:
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YORECLOsIRE SAIES


SUPREME COURT COUNTY of SEW
Nohk-Msrear.t pemar.st and Jane
bemarest plaintiffs. against AmnAa KRnn
and George K, kann as executors. &C, de
In pursuance Of a judgment OF foreclosure
and sale, duly made and entered In the
above entitled action. ana bearing date the
signed IN. referee In said Judgment named,
win sell at public auction. at the rSchanse
on the ?sd day OF April lsit at ~ o'clock
noon on TIA, day !. joseph nay. aur-
ment 20 be sold and therein i-ssf'hrd as
follows
An thu, certain lot, p'ec. or parcel OF.
thereon erected. situate ying and h-lux IN
s the sStaAs I'D: 2t ws
ming at point In the northcrly lin- Of W-si
Houston street distan, so Zee, easterly from
Greene streets and running th.nc nor,hsry
parallel with Greene street - feet. thence
east.rlY. parallel with W"s' Houston street
20 lee;s tnsn..e sogtheriy parallel WIN
OF West Houston street; and thence west
etN along the seit norther'v side OF IVES,
o; beginning heing the same premise. con
veyed to Henry pemar.st bv Francis Tones
bv deed bearing date the al- iav OF March
1881, and recorded ~ tn. REGISTERS Once ~
the city and County Of New York IN L,b.r
same. premises conv'ied Aueu,t ii, 1909.
Nv Ma'gSrrt neyaresi and Jane pema-
dated New York Feh-uerv ION. 1871.
REEVES Fobp A sTiMPso p, F fsE;r.
80 1865 broadway Borough OF Mar
haitian, New York CIV,
tn. fol'ow'ns IS ~ ram % he p,,op
Houston street, Borough Of Msnhl''ar. Sew
York city
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Columbia We. Cornell at soccer.

Columbia will play Cornell In an inter-
cole gate soccer game at South Field this
n fternoon. Believing that the Blue md
White eleven was oveftrainsd for the
Vale game last week Capt Colduhoun lin
tied his men to three days practice this
week.
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CORNELL

Two base hitt-Grossman Stolen bpss-word
First base on balls-On Nef /: on Russell. 6.
Left on bnsss-Virginla, ?; Cornell :. s'ruct
out-By Ner, II: by Russell. PISSED bf'ls-
SChlritk, 2 Sacrifice fes-smith. Word. me
=? hours and minutes Cmpire--Cheuning
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HNREcLOerRE SALES.


6suPREME COURT COUNTY OF NEW
pls intin:. against Sarah Lp.slJ and
others. defendants
and sale. duly mad. and entered ''s ,r NE
above entitled action. Bearing date the aStA
day OF march, isit !. the uod.rs'.-eA. ~
r"te i In said Judgment named. Will sell az
Nos 1915 vcsey street in The borough 81
Manhattan, city Of New York On the aist
Day Of April. 1910 at is O'clock noon on
premises directed by said Judgement 70 6s
sold and therein described az follows:
ALL mat certain lot piece or parcel OF
land. with the buildings and irprov,me
b. Borough Of Manhattan. Of tn. civ Of
New York. In the County and state Of New
York hound.d and described a. follows:
side Of i,Sth street. distant ono hundred
and seventy -rve feet esst-riy from the cor
nor Formed by The Intersection Of the north
side Of the Boulevard or Public Drive dor.
merly 1ith Avenue ~ wide,edI; running
thence northerly and parallel with said Pub.
rc Drive or Boulevard. nincty-nine feet
eleven Inches to tho centre line OF tho block
thence easteriy along the same twenty.Hve
ICY tnrncr southerlv. parallel with said
BonIc!ard and part Of the distance throurh
70 the northsrly side Of i2bth street and
ihence westerly along the same twenty. fve
feet 20 the point or place ot beginning
Street Number sea west i.s,h street
Dated Nv York March sis' iai.
NELSON or.COrT and Referee
,ns Is HEE 'ss, sH,,,rn-S no Tor rain,
Manhattln. city OF New York
the following IL n diagram OF the prov.
s ~. 20 Q. sptd; az d..crlbed bow" the
block ipso
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seton Hail Meets Defeat.

WAsHINGroN, April 2 -Scton Hall lost
To Catholic University here to-day by a
10 | score Except for the fest inn,ns,
IN which he walked the first three men
H. face him Ralston, who was IN the box
for Setonia, pitched fne hall, and with
better support might haV" Won Joe
shannon was the Individual star ~ th1
game, making two perfect throws TO the
pate after sensational catches of long
hcs, and smashing out n double and
single ont OF three trips to the bat The
score:
RHR
o. nj I .
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The approximate amour; 81 the len y
cha'gc. 10 sstisty viii. h the at'vr.d"e bed
property L. 10 We sod (. 80. goa -. V!'n iu
t-rrst thereon from the .eth Say Of Ma b
1874 iose'her ,%i.h ',,t,. aHt oN....."
Mar. h i i0li. tcgr'Ner 0t.h tuo r,pru~r-
% tive ~ .c. the approximate aW"4.- 'f ih-
taxes, assessments ana Wu'er rates ~ other
ueu-. which are to hs allowed Co M pm
chaser out OF Inv pur hRs" uoa'' or pt'd >.
til, heief... II ~ * an NV r",
EDWARD 7 HlsrON. He'rr"t.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-04-03

BRISTOL, II. H. April Z,--Robert T. Tod's
new deep sea schooner katoura was
launched to-day at Herreshor's yards.
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AL1VAVbil.a-s RON AIkk.
SUPPLIES.

DISCO srARTERS-Make your car up-,o-
date and appy SELF starter Frlce IS.
TIMES SQUARE AUTOMOBILE COMPANY
5Sth 81. Broadway
MAGNETOS Brand new dual system mag
netos $40. TIMES SQUARE AUTOMOBILE,
b6th So BroAdwsy
Rsi and Roller BrartnEs. The civilian Co.
shA w Stth 81 RrONtu1sN fNi >s3s
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PRINTING -Ma7 familiar with ono, De
tuIl. uust he good rstIl .l'or and have know
odxe OF su.cvINaushlp Writo Il l., lei l.. Itth
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PACKARD. six cylinder. like new; viii
sacrifice Tor quick SAFE TINES SLyi'AR j,
AUTO COMPANf. 56th st. and Bro,dwAv
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HELr WANTED-NAtH.

HELr WANTED-NALE
AN EXPERIENCED SALESMAN for
lithosraphing, printing and blank hooks,
Must have hest Of references !. r.,
Box IA sun Office
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1914-10-29
NoTICE
ELECTORS MEETING.

WARNING is hereby given to the electors of the City of Bridgeport, that a meeting of the electors will be held in said City on Tuesday, Novem Der 3rd. 1914. for the purpose of voting on the following question, which shall be answered, YES" or MO- name Iy:
 Shall an issue of Bonds be author jed to be known as FIRE BONDS to an amount not exceeding one hun dred thousand ($100. .OoO.OO), dollars in accordance with resolution to the common council adopted August 17th, 1914, and duly approved by the Mayor, August 18th, 1914, providing for the issuance of such bonds, setting forth their specific purpose, and stating their general terms. description, and time or times of maturity? Voting machines will be open from 6 o'clock a.. m. to 5 o'clock D. nc., for the registration of the votes of the electors of said city, entitled to vote at said meet, at the following places, to wit:
 FIRST DISTRICT. No. 40 Court Street.
 SECOND DISTRICT No. 498 Broad Street.
 THIRD DISTRICT. Cor. Auburn Street and Fairfield Avenue.
 FOURTH DISTRICT. No. 1251 State Street. ss.z-.zg-
 FTFTH DISTRICT. No, ell Norman Street.
 SIXTH DISTRICT. No. 526 Catherine Street.
 SEVENTH DISTRICT. No. 1889 Main Street
 EIGHTH DISTRICT. No. 2e44 Main Street.
 NINTH DISTRICT. No. 437 Shelton Street.
 TENTH DISTRICT. No. 42 Beach Street.
 ELEVENTH DISTRICT. No. 4I6 East Main Street.
 TWELFTH DISTRICT. IFirst Preefnct.1 No. 1536 Seaview Avenue
 {Second Precinct.0 Lincoln School, Stratford Ave. Given under my hand this 27th day of October, A. D., 1914.x
 CLIFFORD B. WILSON, G 27 q Mayor.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1914-10-29
NOTICE
ANNUAL TOWN AEEET1NG.

ANNUAL TOWN MEETING. Warning is hereby given to the electors of the Town of Bridgeport, that the annual Town meeting of said Town will be held upon Tuesday, Mo- vember Sd, 1914, for the purpose of eIecting five C6) selectmen of said Town.
 Voting machines will be open from 6 o'clock a. m.. to 5 o'clock p. n., for the registration of the votes Of the electors of said Town entitled to vote at said meeting. at the following places, to wit:
 FIRST DISTRICT. No. 40 Court Street.
 SECOND DISTRICT. No. 4ss Broad Street.
 THIRD DISTRICT Cor. Auburn Street and Fairfield Avenue.
 FOURTH DISTRICT. No. 1851 State Street.
 FIFTH DISTRICT No 611 Norman Street
 SIXTH DISTRICT, No 525 Catherine Street
 EVENTH DISTRICT. Mo- 1889 Main Street
 EIGHTH DISTRICT. No 2044 Main Street
 NINTH DISTRICT No. 437 Shelton Street 1ETN1E1 D4OIEGIET. No. 42 Beach Street.
 ELEVENTH DISTRICT. No. AIS East Main Street.
 TWELFTH DISTRICT.
 6First Precinct) No. 1536 Seaview Avenue.
 (Second Precinct) Lincoln School, Stratford Ave. Given under my hand this 27th day of October, A. D., 1914
 CLIFFORD B. VII, SON G 27 Mayor.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1914-10-29
CsnAlTE OFFICERS. ,

Governor and Lieutenant Governor Secretary, Treasurer, ConptreIler Attorney General. Senators for the 21st, 22d and asd Two Representative to the next General Assembly. A sner4n for the County Of Fair field. A Judge of the Probate Court fop the District Of Bridgeport Twenty-seven Justices of the Peace Voting machines vvilI be open from o'clock a. 1n., to o'clock D. m., for the registration of the votes of the electors of said town and city, en- titled to vote at said meeting, at the following places, to wit:
 FIRST DISTRICT. No. 40 Court Street.
 SECOND DISTRICT. No. 498 Broad Street.
 THIRD DISTRICT. Cor. Auburn Street and Fairfield Avenue.
 FOURTH DISTRICT No. 1851 State Street.
 FIFTH DISTRICT No. 611 Norman Street
 SIXTH DISTRICT No. 525 Catherine Street. SEVENTH DISTRICT No. 1889 MainS Street.
 EIGHTH DISTRICT. No. 2044 Main Street.
 NINTH DISTRICT No 437 Shelton Street.
 TENTH DISTRICT. No. AZ Beach Street.
 ELEV ENTH DISTRICT No. 416 East Main Street
 TWELFTH DISTRICT.
 First Precinct.1 NO. 1536 Seaview Avenue. '=sf'r.}s
 (Second Precinct.) Lincoln School, ,Stratford Ave. Given under my hands this 27th day of October, A. D., 1914.
 CLIFFORD B. WILSON. G 27 q Mayor.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1914-10-29
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