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New-York tribune., 1915-03-30
CO., UMBiASWIM MINERS BUSY
Working Hard to Win Play off
of Triple Tie This Week.

Columbia's swimmers are practising
daily for the meet with Yale. at the
New York Athletic Club, Thursday
night. in the series for the play-of to
dee de the league championship.
Kennedy has added several new men
TO the squad. he is counting on Hal
Nollmer. mainstay OF the Blue and
White team all season, to win first
places in the 50-yard, 1p0-yard and
220-yard races and also to swim in the
relay.
The team has been strengthened By
the return of Charlie Lee, now that
the basketball season is over. Lee i
almost as fast as Nollmer, and will!
add much strength to the relay. OF
the new men. mills, diver, has shown
well, and will I'll the hole made by the
graduation Of Macdonald
New-York tribune., 1915-03-30
Jack Johnson and Willard
Continue Hard Work fo,
Approaching Battle.
CHAMPION NOT so
FAST AS AT RENO
Gives His Weight as D;
Pounds Many Women Buy.
ing Tickets.

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ng routine to-day FOR '1t heayywe.gi.
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pect 20 90 any "V'H to,miorFoF. he
VII 'aNG rs "'oI hafd diil Hedne-
day, and then Gradually let down il
ms training. ne says ne expects .
enter me ring az @'5 pounds, sT o.
winch He mas 20 iAAe on
Johnaon dld ''A 'n.les or The rosi
ms morning running ahd waking
ms afternoon I'D me Stadium /"
Punched 'ne Dds' ,h-.t me medieia'
pail ana men "e". ''g.' iast ROUNDS
win SOD a .m,trohS ana Cohn Bel.
The big b.ach UNDOUBTEDLY is heavier
and seem'n-.f slower tnan he was q,
Reno. I'VE year, ago. ou; he says h
IS satisfied ".th his condition h.
gives ms "e.SAt as 80 POUNDS ana
New-York tribune., 1915-03-30
Yankees Play Snappy
Baseball in Florida

left Acld. Zimmerman was out steal
ing second.
Caldwell fooled the Brooklyn bats.
men. They were expecting 90 be icd
on speed. and plenty OF IL. but sim
served up a slow, tantalIzlnG curve pan
that seemed 20 stop and pick daisies
On the way. He mingled just enough
fast ones 20 make the wandcrer more
effective
Pieh feels the importance Of his 20
sitiou on the New York team tonight
Il was his drive TO right that Llmmcr-
man threw 60 China, or thcr'aoon'''
that allowed the winning run TO score.
The Yankees began their offensive
operations in the third inning WAen
Fritz Maisel doubled 10 centre and
hustled around 10 third when cree hiit
TO short centre. Myers picked the bG.l
up and hurled it home. hut lacked di-
reciion. so MaiScl logged in.
Sherrod Smith. the Georgia sot'h-
paw, and Ed Appleton, who hurts ihsm
from the north, were on the MOUND loI
the Supcrbas. and both pitcncd wei
enough TO win most games und'r "'N',
nary circumstances. Smith was iouhd
for half dozen hits IN the five innings
he worked, while Appleton aIio"eu
three during his stay on the mound
The breaks were against them, hoWcVet'
Luther Boone got three hits, which
give HIM total Of 10 IN 90 times st
bat in the exhibition games this spring.
He is stepping in TO meet the ball nee
" and his work does not look Ike q
fash in the pan.
The Yankees, il may be said, look
much better than for several seasons.
Hughie High, in left field, is going well
and is i'm for big year, II would seem.
Wilbert Robinson established a rec
ord for the Scabreezc links this morn
ing. Robbie made the seventh hole IN
one. The cup is 175 yards from the
tee. and Robbie got OF perfect shot.
He told everybody he knew about the
birdie" and at late hour last night
was scraping new acquaintances TO
brag Of his luck
The score OF the game, not the round
of golf, follows:
New-York tribune., 1915-03-30
TOLEDO MAY GET TEAM
Talk of Transferring Cleve
land Club to That City.

Chicago. March % Matters regard
ing the schedule Of the American As
sociatiou were further complicated to
day BY the possibility that Toledo
would take the place of Cleveland.
President Chiyington said he knew
nothing OF negotiations being carried
on by President Johnson of the
American League for the transfer of
.he Cleveland association team 10 To
ledo. but admitted that il might be
made. and that possibly il would take
place before The opening Of The season.
New-York tribune., 1915-03-30
West Side BOWlerS
i'm Tie for Title

The failure Of the West side bowlers
TO win any Of the games from the Hud-
son b. c. last Saturday night has
caused deadlock in the race for the
New York interclub bowling champion
ship.
The stories published last week that
the West Side club had cinched the
championship were found to be errone-
Gus. The West Side and Hudson teams
are tied for the lead. and another set
OF games will have TO be rolled TO de-
eide the winner
The scores of last Saturdays game
follow.
New-York tribune., 1915-03-30
FEDS ON HIGH HORSE
Gilmore Says Peace Can Come
in Only One Way.

Chicago, March % Only repre-
sentative committee. with full au-
thority from organized baseball, can
reopen peace negotiations with the
Federal League. according to President
Gilmore, who returned to-day from
meeting Of the organization in New
York.
There preceded him n story that an
intermediary had attempted 20 bring
the Feds and organized baseball to
gether in the interests Of peace. but
President Gilmore denied knowledge o.
any such move.
New-York tribune., 1915-03-30
TIP TOPS HAVE A
STRONG OUTFIELD
Regulars Hit Scat0n Hard in
Practice Game at Browns
Wells Camn.

Brown Wells. Miss, March %. Poor
base running and fielding cost the colts
OF the Tip Tops the game with the reg
ulars at the training camp here to-day
The score was TO !.
The players that made up the regular
nine to-day probably will be the team
that will open the season. I'd Gagnier.
who had been playing shortstop for the
second string men. was placed on the
first squad. and Claude Cooncr. who
has been a regular since practice com
menced, was rclegated 20 the second
squad Benny Kauf took his place al
centre field.
The regulars outfeld is the hardest
hitting combination IN the league.
Kauf stands above all sluggers, with a
record Of 366. Evans, at right field.
has an average Of .355, and George An
derson. who plays left, has a rating
o. $40 All three are clever tieluers,
both Kauff and Anderson being ranked
as two of the fastest men IN the league.
Tom Seaton pitched five innings for
III. colts and had lots of control, but
was unable TO stop his opponents when
they needed hit 20 bring home a run.
His place was taken by Bill Cpham, the
iron man, who twirlci i'm fine style. de-
spite the fact THAT he has not fully re
covered from his cold
The feature of the game really was
the work of Grover Land. who was be
hind the bat for the regulars
The teams lined up as follows:
Colts Cooper. left field; Reed. sec
ond base; Myers, first base; Holt. third
base; Murphy, centre field; Howard.
shortstop; Delehanty and Edwards.
right field; Watson. catcher, and Sea
ton and Upham, pitchers
Regulars Anderson, left field; Ma
gee, first base; Kauf, centre field.
Evans. right field; Hoffman, second
base: Wcsterzil third base: Gaguier.
shortstop; Land, catcher. and Finncran
and Chappclle, pitchers.
The score by innings follows:
RH
Roe,i,s-s 90 Q O. o - ?
New-York tribune., 1915-03-30
NEWARK GYMNAST VICIOH
Kanis Wins National Cham
pionship at Panama Fair

Franz Kanis. Of the Newark Inr
verein and the champion gymnssi :.
the Metropolitan Association. won y, "
National Amateur Athletic Union, : :,
around gymnastic champiorship, WhH,
was conducted under the Director, :. 2
the Panama-Pacifc Internationa! y
position in San Francisco on Frn
and Saturday last Ilo. Of the Na M
wegian Turnverein. the other Ess'r
all around cymnost was defeated !.
second place b. Rothgsb' OF :"
Francisco. bv 3't points.
The. official results follow: =.
uo.,.,..,r ts- kt.. 500 pr 20. sfa r.
20 points. sezond Eotnsa. N0-s n.is' v,,,s p.
Side h1-,e-KsHG. $50 gol', '''t ~
N4-5 point. Second Rorns.. 700 ~ - 5l1i 10,
Para.e. bars. .kallt. 500. g.. O.. 'f.' H'"
po!.t-. s..o.I. K.thgln. $3.50 pHi.. .1i, ~
Long l--.o BIOL $40 points fri Ms
p0i.f.. s,.r,I. Eatrgah. 500 IDitt ,hf1 I'm,
A around -Na.. $3.50 p.rH fn kR1'
.-,I1 points. ...osI Dol. f- po.." ui,' Re
Team ue.Vo1 by has. ho.. s''ol''
CAB third.
New-York tribune., 1915-03-30
Giants Get Practice
In Hitting the Ball

that they had to take down the door
TO get him out. If that screwdriycr
had not been so handy a double and
a single might have been missing from
the box score.
The hotel here is called the Main.
Those who have stayed here have 10
need Of the injunction, Remember the
Maine
Iris Speaker began his baseball ca
reer in this town, but does not loo%
capable of such an achievement.
The team returns from here to Mar
lin Springs tonight, 10 get ready for
the long hike home.
The score OF the game follows:
New-York tribune., 1915-03-30
The Early Rounds.

a 2Oround fight such he fought with Moran
would probably be drift along and Willard
decision
marathon another Johnson
that after % rounds have been packed the
will with the tall Westerner who whatever
the the Willard the end of 30 would be
better shape travel the last - than Johnson Knowing this
crafty Smoke viii hop his early the
first few rounds will for knockout. If Willard had
experience with his ard height and strength, would
able keen Johnson until started rushing reinforce
his aid he will have hands of full
epeng the Sable the 9TH Goth
At that Willard has chance For physically he isn't the type
that is easily beaten down lie be able nfict any
Of damage himself but viii take the best Johnson has draw
linn entangng alliances the old haymak attached
New-York tribune., 1915-03-30
Phillies Slam the Ball.

Atlanta. March %. The Philadelphia
Nationals by.hard hitting defeated the
Atlanta Southern Association team
hcre to-day by score of to 2
The batting Of Becker. Crayath, Pas
kert and Killifer marked the game
New-York tribune., 1915-03-30

Richmond, Va. March % Darkness
stopped the game here to-day between
the Washington Senators and the
Richmond lnternationals at the end OF
the eleventh inning, with the score at
. 10 ..
New-York tribune., 1915-03-30
Mobile Rallies and Beats Reds.

Mobile. Ala, March 29 Mobile de
feated the Cincinnati Reds by score
Of TO ( here to-day Benton Was a.
fective for six inn ngs. bat Dale was
hit hard in the seventh, when Mobile
scored four runs.
New-York tribune., 1915-03-30

umpes work training their Judicial lamps for the
campaign if trained eight hours day
would still be unable play clearly the
fanatic away when the winning is at stake
New-York tribune., 1915-03-30
able.

Once apon d time of his ball players the
Feds Il certainly hate that fellow GO the club remarked
"for he is only but will good for eight
years lost q uecarue when he left"
NorOn the day the Austrian marched
took possession.
New-York tribune., 1915-03-30
More or Less Personal.

Iur Avery we'll rendered but trife publication
Which doesn't imply lack merit but simply lack space.
L. JOfhaud should W Yes and 2) No; but bet
on
New-York tribune., 1915-03-30
Texas Leaguers.

it 10
numI Of Guc Arctic explorer,
o in OF
sprins
New-York tribune., 1915-03-30


IRE sccn Yale tackle HGughtonS team
md dy1re 1t from the frame;
IRE seen old N1uy lose his nerye
And toss atCdy game:
IRE seen Ty Cobb hrolcn ont at first
UpoH Il tco-bdsc hat,
For I hare seen my share OF stuff
Ind Knocked around a bit
IRE seen a White Hope Who there
with speed and bruins and skill
Tue seen pIGycr UlO refused
4 Thousand dollar bill;
Iue seen dance fanatic
Who ras cllmq, IN the dome,
To iel the music rattle
While he or she rcent home.
IRE seen J. Trarcrs miss putt
Eight inches from the hole;
Ere G. Brciiey lose his form
And miss easy goal;
IRE Hy share Of this and that
From brossic untO glore,
BIT Pre rerer seen golfer
Like the one outlined aboUe
New-York tribune., 1915-03-30

cw Grau1A570 Rice
Nothing 10 1t.

popular the club the who always lets the
Of the 18th hole his match but IS
eager o all over again'-Waer CanpO
New-York tribune., 1915-03-30

The Castles hold the worlds dancing
Packey Mcfarland haven't their promised
s. l. Gn opinion Feds stay the sooner
adjustment settlement made the all
parties
New-York tribune., 1915-03-30

Jim Thorpe locked himself n his
room so securely just before the game
The Denver star., 1915-10-09
THE PEOPLES PRESBYTERIAN.
East 23d Ave and Washington st.
Pastor, J. A. Thos. Hazeii, S. 7. q.

Sermon topics, Sunday, Oct. 10:
II a. m., 1.-The Completion of the
Kingdom"
4:3O p. m, Y. p. S. c. Il.
D. M, Racial Weaknesses Re-
quiring Immediate Doctoring."
Both Sabbath school and divine SER
vices were well attended last Sab
bath. The adult Bible class was well
represented by mothers and fathers
of the church. The presence of the
members of the Session is mark
of good example. Let everybody co
operate to make the school and
church what they should be in the
community.
Let not the enthusiasm gained dur
ing the week of anniversary eXer-
cises die out, but let it be an inspira-
ton for every member to push his
shoulders to the wheel and pull the
gospel wagon.
The pastor finishes the series OF
his discourses of seven tomorrow
morning. At eventide there will be
a special message for the race. 1t is
hoped that every race lover will at
tend this special service. You may
agree, or you may disagree with the
pulpit's deliverance on the Racial
Weaknesses That Require Immediate
Doctoring," cut come all the same and
pass your verdict.
The Denver star., 1915-10-09
SCOTT METHODIST EPISCOPAL
CHURCH, so3 2eTH AVE.

Messrs. Cox, Bond and Bell were
new additions to the Sunday School.
The Home department is growing in
interest and numbers. Rally day has
been changed to last Sunday in the
month. We hope to increase the Sab
bath School to at least so.
The officers and members of Scott
NJ. E. church take this opportunity of
thanking the Excelsior Dramatic club
for the splendid entertainment given
Sept. 2S, THE Noble Outcast,' and
their liberal donation OF $10.G5.
Sunday the trustees will collect for
the interest of third and fourth quar-
ter. Each member is asked to pay
from so cents up. Those who cannot
come, please send in your dues.
A special song service of spiritual
songs Sunday evening, 1880 to S:O0.
Everybody invited. BY special re-
quest Mrs. C. NJ White will sing
Jesus Lover of My Soul (tune, Last
Rose of Summer).
Rev. ]. R. RAIDER, pastor-elect, will
fill the pulpit morning and evening.
All officers of the church will meet
hereafter on Thursday afternoons at
g d. m. Every officer and Willing
Workers please take notice and be
prompt in attendance.
New additions to the church week
ly, while many delinquent members
are returning to active work. Arouse
thou that sleepest and Christ shall
give thee light
The Denver star., 1915-10-09
SHORTEE CHAPEL.
Washington and Twenty-third Sts.
REV. RoBT. L. POPE, B. D.,
PASTOR.

Miss Mary G. Evans of Chicago, ILL.,,
the evangelist whom all Denver loves,
will arrive in the city today and Will
fill the pulpit at Shorter tomorrow
both morning and evening. A great
outpouring of the citizens of Denver
is expected at both services and
therefore comfortable seats can be
assured those only who come early.
On Monday evening Miss Evans
will deliver her popular lecture, A
Trip to the Holy Land" which is said
to be one of the finest lectures OF its
kind before the American public. You
have not heard Miss Evans at her
best until you have heard this lecture
The admission will be 25 cents. Tick
cts are now on sale. From present
indications the forecast is that Shor-
ters auditorium will not be sufficient
to accommodate the large number
that will turn out on this occasion.
1t is predicted that not less than
eight hundred people will hear this
lecture.
Our sick list this week includes Sis
tiers Effie Waldon, 1918 oath Ave-, and
Elizabeth Crane parsonage; Brothers
j. p. Perkins, 1925 Bannock ST.; H.
G. Mason, 1852 Humboldt ST.; Harry
Jones, 2O56 Arapahoe St; ID. r. Gay.
Bank Block All of them are conval-
eScing.
The Denver star., 1915-10-09
BETHLEHEM BAPTIST CHURCH.
3149 Lafayette. Phone Y 7647.
REV. A. e. REYNOLDS. PASTOR.

Sunday School, 9:45. Lesson sub
ject, Elijah Taken Up to Heaven. 2
Kings 2:1-12.
Preaching, II a. m.
The Miscellaneous Club will hold
their annual rally at 3 p. m. Paper
by Mrs. l.. NJ. Froman. Sermon by
Rev. R. l.. Pope, pastor of Shorter's
A. NJ. E. church, at 3 p. m. Come out
and help this worthy club that has
done so much for the church.
$3.50, B. Y. P. u. Topic, Be a Lead
er, Be a Follower! 1. Samuel IA:
l-16; lS:1-4.
On Sunday evening, 18th, Judge
Stamper will speak for us. Don't fail
to hear him. Our preaching services
will begin at 7:45 instead of p. m.
A large crowd was present at the
opening of the East Denver Literary
Society last Friday night and good
program was had. The Literary will
meet every Friday night.
"A Noble Outcast" Tuesday night,
Oct. 18th.
The Denver star., 1915-10-09
THE ZION BAPTIST CHURCH,
path Avenue and Ogden.
David e. over, D. D., Minister.
Telephones. York 6Oo7, York 1877.

Last Sundays services We're attend
ed by good congregations and quick
ened by the presence of the Spirit.
The pastor preached at each service
Three persons were added to the
membership of the church.
This has been the second week OF
special prayer meetings. Glorious re-
suits are already evident. Possibly
these meetings will continue another
week. Definite announcement will be
made from the pulpit tomorrow:
Sunday School Rally day Will be
held in connection with Church At
tendance day on the first Sunday in
November. We hope to join the
forces to move the entire community
on that day Special programmes at
each service.
Attention is called to our Bible
class work. The ladies' class meets
on Thursday at 2:30. The mems
class comes together Tuesday nights.
Everyone is welcome to take part IN
these studies.
The Denver star., 1915-10-09
CENTRAL BAPTIST CHURCH,
Corner Twenty-fourth and California
streets. Rev. p. J. Price, Pastor,
3O12 Marion Street.

Sunday School lesson. Elijah Taken
Up Into Heaven. Ps. 1911. w. A.
Moore, Supt.
B. Y. P. U. BE Leader! Be a
Follower" 1. Sam. 14:1-16; 1s:l-4'
Jas. Austin Jr., Pres.
The B. Y. P. U. entertainment last
Thursday night was very good. me
r P. U. reports show $4,000 In the
treasury, the best in the history OF
the B. p. U. We highly commend
the president and his corps OF WORK
ers. NJ,
The pumpkin party social, Nov l.
interest state missions.
Sunday School program, uncle
Toms Cabin" under the auspices Oh
the Sunday School. Nov. 18th. Place.
Central Baptist church.
Services were good last Sunday,
with one accession.
The executive board of the state
meets at La Junta, Oct. 10th. Ihe
president of the Mission Circle IS
plan1 = 8 many good things.
The Denver star., 1915-10-09
NOTES FROM CHEYENNE.
tMrs. John Baker,


Rev. F. l.. Donohoo, Allen chapel's S
new pastor, arrived last Thursday
and Sunday he preached two soul
stirring sermons. Rev. Donohoo was
greeted by two good congregations at
both services. We predict for him a
pleasant and profitable year.
Mrs. Helen Stacker returned from
Denver Monday afternoon.
Sergt. w. E Vrooman visited in
Omaha the past week. He returned
to the city Sunday.
Mr.. John Baker spent Saturday in
Greeley
Mr.. Rawlins of Denver is visiting
in the city.
Mr.. E. F. Landor of Kansas City.
Mo-, was the dinner guest of Mr.. and
Mrs. Geo Hopkins Wednesday even
ing.
Mrs. J.. E. Smith underwent seri-
GUS operation at ST. Johns hos pital
last Thursday. We are pleased TO
note that Mrs. Smith is resting nicely
at this writing
Mrs. VIM. Christian of PinniO, Colo.
departed for her home Monday morn
ing
Mr.. VIM Ashford Jr. has been con-
fined to his home from sickness the
past week.
Miss Marie Smith of Denver was
the honor guest of Mr.. and Mrs. j..
T. Muse at dinner Tuesday. spa
Mrs. VIM. Redd was the hostess of
a handsomely appointed breakfast on
Sunday morning in honor OF Mrs. r.
C. Crutchfield of FIT. Scott, kans.
Mrs. Redd was assisted in serving by
Mrs. Eva Leonard and Mrs. John
Baker
Rev. ]. w. FAINT preached both
morning and evening at the Second
The Denver star., 1915-10-09
IMPROVING RURAL SCHOOLS.
Report Of the Jsanss Fund Beard
Shows Great Achievements.

The report Of the Jcn nes fund board
fOr the past school year shows that 1t
co-operated during the year with pub
lie school superintcndcnts in l:,3 cOun-
ties in fourteen states. The supervis
I'M. industrial teachers. paid partly by
the coupties and partly by the Jeanes
fund. visited regularly in these coun-
ties 3.4G3 country schools. making In
all 17.312 visits and raising for pur-
poses Of school Improvement SI3,43S.
The business OF these travelling teach
PRS. working under the direction OF the
county supcrintendents, Is to introduce
into the small country school simple
home industries. to give talks and les
sons on sanitation and personal clean
liness. to encourage the Improvement
OF schoolhouse and school grounds and
to conduct gardening clubs and other
Kinds of clubs for the betterment OF
the school and the neighborhood.
The Denver star., 1915-10-09
CAMPBELL CHAPEL A. N. e.
CHURCH, CORNER 23RD AND
LAWRENCE SITS. REV. JAMES
WASHINGTON, PASTOR.
2542 ARAPAHOE ST

Sabbath services:
Preaching at 10:45 a. m. and 7:4o
D. m. by Rev. !. Al. Wallace.
Sunday school at 9:45 a. m.
Glass meeting, IL m.
PRAYER meeting Wednesday at 500
p. m. -,
The Campbell Ushers' club will
meet with Mrs. v. N. Wolfskill at
1902 Ogden Monday at 8 p. m. Every
member is urged to be present. The
following officers will be installed for
the year: President, Mr.. Stephen b.
F. Lowe; vice-president, Mr.. E. Pol
lard: secretary, Mr. R. Stuart; assist
ant secretary, Mrs. M. Hamilton;
treasurer, Mrs c. Watkins; chaplain
Mrs. L. Wolfskill; critic, Mr.. d. d.
Howard. Program Committee-Mrs.
A. L. Washington, chairman; MRS. N.
Hill, Mrs. l.. Stuart, Miss Ethel FIJI
chue, Mrs. B. Terry.
The Woman's Mite Missionary So
ciety will meet Thursday, Oct. H.
with Mrs. L. Henry. Devotional ex-
ercises, Mrs. Hattie Roscer. Busi-
ness. Vocal solo, Mrs. Gray. Mis-
sionary notes. Mrs. j. Pierson. Cur
rent events, Mrs. Lexie A. Brooks
Address, Mrs. Mary E. Wade. Reci-
tation, Mrs. Marguerite Alexander:
Paper Mrs. Dora Derry. Household
hints, Mrs. Josie Williams. Social
hour, Mrs. e. Morrison, Mrs. Arnold.
The president of the W. M. M. So
ciety of Campbell A. M. E. church
Mrs. A. l.. Washington, who was duly
elected delegate to the sixth quadren-
NAL convention of the Woman's Par
ent Mite Missionary Society which
meets in Detroit, Wich., this month
will leave Monday, Oct. IL, en- route
to said city. She will stop over at
different places to see friends and
relatives. 1t is hoped she will have
a pleasant trip and return.
Mr.. and Mrs. Davenport were the
n,easant guests of Mrs A. l.. Wash
fngton Monday, en- route to chicago.
A dainty lunch was served.
Last Sunday the pulpit was hlied
nv Rev. John Perkins. Service con-
dncted by Rev. s. B. F. Lowe. Rev.
Perkins preached two able sermons.
The choir with their charming voices
The Denver star., 1915-10-09

PREACHING, ff:f5 A. -.
BIBLE LECTURE (suNDAv). 7:so
p. N
A SPECIAL PROGRAM WILL BE
RENDERED ONCE EACH 0oNTH.
TO BE coMPo4Ep OF oAcRED
MUSIC, REGULATIONS, ETC., BEAR
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