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FOR SALE

FOR SALE-Team, Weighing 1,40O,
6 and years old; wagon and har
ness for sale cheap. Inquire at Her
aid once. 1S-6t'
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SITUATION WANTED

WANTED Competent woman de-
sires work. either in or out Of the
city: experience In most every kind
OF work. Enquire Herald. l5-st'
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1915-10-19
FOR EXCHANGE

WANTED-To trade equity In good
lot, S3xS6 feet, ON Ninth st.. for
Ford, In good running condition. Ad-
dreos Box 3o1. 1S-St
The Detroit times., 1915-06-09
AUTO RACE BODIES
GO TO MAT.

The Decoration day auto races
Uerc lhs signal Cor The Ions expect.
I'D encounter ~ the a A. a and
The rev au-o racing organ liar. Jon
which i. beaded 5y George 81 Dick.
insoa. az Detroit. and which has
teen formed TO control speed events
At va-io1- state fairs throughout
the country Rthol. uanelccma in.
reference
The Morcss and Sloan teams iE-
GLIDING promoters, drivers. cars and
officials. have betn Uspented By
the A. A A for partie ipa.ion In The
Detroit races and -he definite
period OF suspension all Re fxed
at a meeting ~ the executive board
on New York June - ~. D5ckin.
son SAYS that the state fair folks
are strong enough 20 make -sai
battle OF the situation and z GER.
tain plans ars carried or, ~ slc-
ccssf1lly az is h0F-d tl- a s. a
all soon find Itself hung p. .ae
neck With Us own red taps
The Detroit times., 1915-06-09
WATER CLASSIC
is FREE-FOR-ALL

NEW YORK, June 9.--Never be
fore in a Poushkeepsie regatta and
this Is It's twcnty.Hrst year-haye
the experts been 90 much IN the
dark as 20 the probable outcome Of
the varsity race Five crews VIII
line up al the start Of the four mile
course In the following order. the
stations numbering from the west
shore Of the Hudson Leland Stan.
ford. Columbia. Pennsylvania, syria
cuse and Cornell
The Ithacans are far and away ia
the lead IN the grand total OF VIC.
tories. having won the big event
twelve OF the twenty times that u
has been rowed Syracuse and
Pennsylvania arc tied for second
honors with three wins each, and
strangely the Quakers' trio Of sue.
cesscs were To- succession in the
years 1895. 1899 and 1900 Column.
bia has been In the van twice, win
ming In tho first and tho last 70.
gattag Thus tradition makes Cor
nell the favorite nov
The Detroit times., 1915-06-09
NIX ON ALL
GAMBLING
No Betting Will Be AL
lowed At New
Speedway

Betting which some people main.
tain was a tr.ac TOO conspicuous tor
the good OF the sport. al the Indian
apoIjs Jgom!le race VIII no, receive
the Official sanction ~ tho Detroit
motor speedway officers ar thoi-
event here Labor day. The speed
way men hasten 20 explain That they
60 nor wish 20 pose as rrtorucr- or
anything % The sort but they Go
want IT known thar they VII NOS
.coUnteDanto any,h.aE which m,sn'
.defrac, from tac Face as clean
porting event, THIS policy. OF
course, can only affect ac,ua, trans
actions a. 'a" track
Speedway men este the instance
OF betting a'lug stamped out In IN.
big league bal. parks ta support their
contention No less an autborit
than Ban Johnson. president 81 "a,
American league. went on record
with tho statement raa' betting b.
had .eeg generally permitted
aat tasa undermined even
-.-rIF d -gr-t d. BIAS ball
Ir order 20 bead OF ans such IN
f.rences as these those WHO WISH GA
-aek their Judgment on 'ne various
pilots and t.air mounts oa sept ID
The Detroit times., 1915-06-09
COBB TUTOR or HIS
DIG RIVAL.

This alleged base running due
between Ty Cobb and Fritz Maisel
has an interesting angle. While
these two speed kings are engaged
In a bit OF offering combat as
strenuous as Maisel can make H..
Cobb Is earnestly coaching Fritz in
the fine points Of the game. There
are number OF young playess
sround the circuit IN whom the
Georgian Is interested. and whether
they draw pay from Frank Navin or
rot. the Peach never hesitates TO
pass out some appreciated advice.
you're up there guessing az EN-
again" said Ty 60 Maisel during
one of the games between the
Yanks and Tiges. why don't you
look them over a lttle?"
The little third baseman had look
q unusually bad at the plate and
the criticism was forthcoming at
once. II was Just another session
% the school OF instruction that
HAS existed ever since Cobb saw
Naisel run and recognized In him a
oo<ed wonder. Cobb taught Maisel
: lot Of his bsseuinnine tricks. and
ehou started out TO teach the fsil
- ast This friendship between
~ baocrunning monsrchs Of the
$3.50 = sn ipterestins side light
The Detroit times., 1915-06-09

Back -- EpSe DAYS Travis was "a
STAR as the s-s' magnitude Time
has .c, dlmu-d bis IUstrs. IN spite
O. -me IN spite OF adverse weather
conditions. in spite OF the great
Jerry Travers. the old veteran came
through gnbeaten With some OF the
creates, golf ne has ever shown dur.
INK his ~ years OF play.
Trayiss record on the links an
impressive one He has Won thu
national title three times. the met
ropoiltan four times, and the British
chang ionship once The latter feat,
which he accomplished In 1904. Is
The most brilliant achievement Of
bis long career lie IS TIE only
The Detroit times., 1915-06-09
Four Horses Win $4,000 for One Owner at
Louisville Meetings---Pool Tops Riders

LOtISVILLE. Ky June s--N.cro-
res OF Regret and Borrow 10 the
,-o b.z stake events decided az the
Louisville courses during the spring
season. ewes srst place In the raaE
Of no-ey-E inning owners 20 /. :.
Taomp on. gueer whose cOi0-s are
-acine the ta0souzagreGs % Harry
Payne Whitney Although Trainer
jimmy Rowe started oniy four horses
during his stay n Ke-'ucky 10 car.
ned back east 1t1 him $3.50" ia
purse money.
The nearest competitor 20 TIE east
a-ae- was john N ~egCrr tho Mem
o. brewer. whose large rac.as eT-
taaIshuent actted him ys-55+ 10
purses dG-ing the tNO meetings The
consistent running az Hedge and his
victory IN fhe Clark handicap at
Churchill Downs. placed vs.. J Web
or third or the us,. with S5.370 D
C Mcdowell vas fourth. WITH 81.
90. aud Gallagher brothers. the ~.
Louis -arruaa next VITA Sf.24f
Jockey r Po63 headed the nst Of
winning riders with 70 arsts Pool
aas ss' toar ty the stewards for
Eve DAYS ar Churchill Downs and ne
did not ride The last four days %
ire Douglas Park meet. but sui
managed 20 Eeea On TOP. The most
con -egt , inner vas Mac Garner.
f.e IFh've E1f rider Who began rid
ing "a. The close of N" DoSns meet
INK and did good work on TIE Beech
mont track Jimmy Butrell, tho
The Detroit times., 1915-06-09
$4,000 to be Hung Up for
Ponies in LatOnia Meet

track $4,000 This total viii be
increased considerably BY the add.
ton ~ several hundred dollars 20
each stake race from tho accruing
entrance and starting fees. Tho
derby. for instance. II 10 horses
star. Rill be worth between $4,000
and $4,000 on days when there
is no stake race. the track manage
ment VIII schedule an might
handicap worth 800 The eIact fig.
ures will not be available until the
close Of the meeting. but they will
ahow tha, more than $4,000 will
have been expended IN the % days
The Detroit times., 1915-06-09
REA TO TRY
Big Line
Well known Trainer
to Graduate From
Half-Nlile Ovals

After driving the little trotter.
Junior Watts, aha. 90 victory in
nine consecutive $1,000 stakes on
the hu,mue tracks OF Michigan and
ONO a.t year Guy Rea. the youth.
ml Pitt hurEh trainer. IA going 10
tackle the Grand cir,u, this year
Junior Watts VIII be- the man
string Co MI Eras bow, and many
think Tie son If Gen Watts win do
Well In the hlFa society But the
young trainer undoubtedly thinks
pretty We'll 90 another member Of
The stable. that po.ug the biz hop
Piled PAGER ll.dgor, son of Hedge
wood Nov brother 20 Lady Maud {.
tiedgevooI Roy and Lady Maud c.
are about as famous brother and
sister racers Twins cor dead and De.
euu-, ot tEe resemblance 81 Hedger
to his daddy tor-. fans will watch
with caEerurss what this horse does
Hr3sc- S. ouly years old He
started racing last season with
eurpr. iuE la.s ot work Prior 20
being avat fa Johnston for Res 10
trs.a IIe5Err Rad been used on the
R"a farm no Pennsylvania As gen.
o-sl utility horse lie hauled the
..t aad Was driven considerable
on th' road h..alrp lv could step
last
The Detroit times., 1915-06-09
OPEN AIR BOXING
MAKES HiT.

The announcement that open air
boxing contests all p. tazsl fais
summer a. 81. Clemens calls a,trn-
ton 20 he popularity which SUR
mer boxing seems 90 ae -ainlrs in
this country this year Nev YORK
is a. present The fsa' center Of TIE
country. and there The open air
idea was given rs frst WORKOUT. on
Decoration daT Bouts az the old
Brighton race track and E15e-s
field. the home % taa Brooklyn Ma
tioLals. brought or some z5p9y
people THIS IS not q bad showing.
compared Hita the other cheaper at-
fractions on TIE same holiday
About $4,000 folks watched the
ponies q, ths Belmont meeting. and
55 600 saw the tao games PLAYED
hy Brooklyn and TIE Giants a. The
Polo grounds
u Is announced that Johnny Lore
and Mickey Sheridan viii open The
outdoor boxing season az The Bath
city Perhaps they viii although
recent efforts % ger them .G-o the
ring have repeatedly failed Aecs -e
a. debates which we've injected .n.o
the signing q terms. Bo,h ere
sturdy boy WHO don't EEe 90
other and tough .atrls can Ho
expected = tho match is Gually
staged There eal 10 plenty Of
Work for a competent referee ia
this scrap
The Detroit times., 1915-06-09
Caldwell and Old Sol Beat
Dubuc at jeans Own Game

BOSTON, Mas. jan" fho
Tigers arrived here rE.s morning FOR
the opening series IN ne east win
'r" no@tou Red Soy The unaypee'-
Cd brac" az thc }auks yesterday
and Boston tclrat ~ the bands OF
~" White SoN. hay. dumped m,
JunEaleers back into second place.
md 'hc series 'hat starts this apdr-
noon VIII probably determine the
reiatiy" positions 70 tho two cuDs
for some zine 10 come boston -
IN third place
Ray SaldVcll and Old Sol defeat
Cd Tho Tigers rcs'erday Jean Du
ouc gets m" stigma OF defeat. nu,
no doesn't deserve il. Tor hc pitched
The Detroit times., 1915-06-09
OVAL
MAKES HIT
Is Fastest of All
Speedways, Says
ReSta

CHICAGO. June 9.--parlo kcsta.
winner Of the Grand Pix and Nam.
de-nNt cup races in san Francisco
last February. has arrived 20 Nht
caso aud was promptly entered as
one ot the contestants 81 the a3'.
mile auto derby 20 De run a. the new
Speedway park. jane 49, The cham
pion VAS accompanied 20 Chairman
r. T. Edwards oa.ce az tHo speed
way headquarters by George Ha5.
cock. Who also Was entered as one
of me cou,ssgnE drivers, and Man.
accr Arthur WL.. OF thc reusot
tear. vao signed tse entry blanks
\ Mird entry that OF The B"-wyr
Babv. q fosrcy Under racer built in
Borvyn. was made in the morning.
bringing tn total number OF entries
thus FAR listed % % Many more
are expected before rAe lists are
closed 'ouorroN
R-s,a Was driven overland from
the Pacific coas, oy ms hrid" a SIS.
Ter OF tae late Spencer WI.aar', vho
was killed a, tae last Eisin races
Mrs Res-a did zoo, -ee aar husband
GoGsl, victory af san Francisco. co.
g..y.r- '-a -stsrrs .r telephone a.
he- to.l .r ha s-te for '..
racing game L.t -.t a.frr .,- 'nH
taking 'hc Vhse! a, Res-s's iamoa
80 90 and puotns ham ia 81 70 ems
cago
Ns soon RS tho gar~ou'los ~ On.
.ry had been attended go. Brsta ar-
com .su. "a ty N- Ull ana President
David r Reid o. tre Speedway a.
s-ciatan. mo-o-sd oar t1 'ha speed.
way 90 .oJk over tee huge plans
track Ra.ta expressed himself as
astouIsand af what he sav.
III j.. the tastes, automobile
speedway va no world" na said IN
tru~.ast.cal.y
-, seem 90 ne absolutely Ger
tain taat somebody ALI reas all
,ne speed record here q. should
Doe easy 20 DO a lap ar 1908 mics au
hour. Z, IS ~oudersa. piece OF
wors."
The speedway officials learned
during rho day that Louis Cfosroio,
viii drive the nclaea which now is
nc.n- rebuilt a. tho Nort,ke Mar.
mon Co e plant az Indianapolis
Among tho entries already hlcd
are the folloaiUG
smtz Special GA Anderson. Bari
Cooper. Howard wilcox.
Mercedes Ralph De Palma
slnbeam-Ed Van Raalte. V Por
porato
william Chandler, Ed
ODonueil
Maxwell William Carlson, I'd.
ward Ricksnbachcr. Tom OFT
Dolazo--fouls Chevrolet
Bugat'i-B Barney Oldreld
Du Chesneal- Brown.
Sunbeam-Harry Grant, Carl Linn.
berg
Duscnberg-Wi willie Haupt
milford Ralph Milford.
Mercer-Otto Henn!ng
Berwyn Baby-Zucker
Peuzeot- Dario Resta, George Bah.
cock Bob Burman.
The Detroit times., 1915-06-09

or thr game 4; also shows a-
thirg O., 'he straaE a.E...-. 81.
good fellow ship and ,tar usr.a7e
yhat the national pas-ot Is 10
these days. The CEr appoint
ment in yosr- NJ tI0-els cares.
is that be- has never plt --e -aIi
on Tyrts BAT once a4- ae had "a
chance &c tag Cc.t and that was d
G.vver Z; seems that when .-e
Yanks are concerned me Peach
never stops al. the warm station
long enough 10 parul, a play.
The Detroit times., 1915-06-09

CINCINNATI O, June "a for
wle In stakes and purses VIII DO
distributed among the horsemcn dur.
INK rhe % days rare meeting ~ Ia
-ouia. which commenced Tuesday
anh the running % TIE Inaugural
handicap. There are nine stakes on
thc program and they call for to
taI sum 81 SZ7.5G0 OF this amount
$4,000 has been added 20 the la
tonia derby race next Saturday pa
urug on a basis % seven races o
day and with the minimum purse
5000. The smallest allowed by the
racing commission. the expenditure
for overnight purse races will MAKE
the total money 70 be put Up by the
The Detroit times., 1915-06-09

which opened May and closed May
q. 81 races we're decided The to-
tai distribution OF stakes and purses
was 1850 The money went 70
l02 owners, 81 OF whom won $3.50 or
more.
The Douglas Park Jockey clubs
meeting begaH May p and closed
Saturday II embraced % days OF
racing. on which 81 races were nun
and ss4.273 was distributed Ninety
one owners shared in this distriDu.
ton.
The Detroit times., 1915-06-09

Walter J Travis ~ Ga.te. CITY
T. /. has JUST NOT f1e metropolitan
goIs championship Walter j. Trav
Is Is 3 years Of age II successive
rounds this grand old man disposed
og such excellent and 7e,lknoVn
golfers As Percy p Pyne form ?
cham -lon Oswald Nirzhy TIE fif's
holder. John 6 Anderson. Percy
Platt. and he man who has the
most Imf ressivc record in American
so,y berry Travers
Walter , Travis won his same
champion ship SIX years ago
Waiter J. Travis also 7O- u -
ars ago.
The Detroit times., 1915-06-09

eastern crack. left Louisville after
the Kentucky handicap. but finished
in .olr-h place With l2 winners ne
led the riders az tho end Of the
Chu-- hill Downs racing
Naturally Regret and Borrow are
az the top Of the breadwinners.
Bradleys Choice. Waterbloss som.
Bulse. Hodge. Bayberry Candle and
Little sister were others 20 bring
home purses FOR their owners. Fol
lowing are statistics OF racing at the
two Louisville meetings:
During the u days OF the New
Louisville Jockey clubs meeting.
The Detroit times., 1915-06-09
Hasn't Much of a Rec
ord for This
Season
UNHAPPY IN
WIGWAM, CLAIM
Cobb Teaches Maisei,
Rival On Paths, How
to Bat
BY HAROLD Y. WILCOX

Efforts TO dope out the purchase
of pitcher steen from Cleveland by
the Tigers have occupied the ioca!
bugs for the past "a hours. and few
of them have reached satisfactory
conclusions In the matter. As a
matter OF fast. 1t Is not yet certain
that Steen has been permitted 10
take up his abode In the Tigers den,
As the dope is handed out. the Aurl-
or Ii sore al Cleveland. and Charley
eomers has consented 10 allow
6teen TO look up Jennings and land
4 Job with Detroit II possible. X
seems that Navin has made an
offer. IL is satisfactory for an open
tnR wedge, and Steen is headed for
Boston 10 attempt TO reach faal
terms. IL is PROBABLE that, unless
somebody Is kidding somebody else,
the Indian will she'd his feathers
and don stripes before many hours
have passed.
There seems TO be something pug
sling IN Navin picking Up a hgg.er
that isn't good enough for Cleveland
to help him win pennaut. \
glance AT Stems record for ,ae
present season shows that ne has
been in nine games. winning one
and losing three He didn't start the
nine games, however being called
for relief duty in the majority Of
them. But he hasn't been very
effective In many OF them.
Steen had a god season last year
however. He and Mitchell we're the
only class possessed By Cleveland
and Steen ranked in the seasons
averages ahead OF Dauss and Du5uc, I
although he had a team hack Of him I
that wasn't hustling.
II is probable that. as Somcrs 4
says, Steen is dissatisfied this year /.
and would play better ball II he
rot with team he liked That the .
Forest City magnate should Dee VIII /,
ing for temperament 10 get such a (
play Is most likely explained by a (
contract that calls for a salary that .
he thinks q losing club cannot az
ford. You see any time Somers
, gets real hard up for pitcher. al .
he has TO do Is to brave the wrath .
Of the Dixie populace and take .
Jim Bagby from New Orleans Bag
by could be signed for half what .
6teen is getting. and would prob
ably be q more effective hurler
Jennings probably feels that the 4
oissension on the Indian r.-erya. /
ton has kept Steen from develop
ing into the player be shOgld De
and sees good stun In him when
properly handled There are Tor
Of ball players around the circuit
that Jennings thinks have stellar
possibilities. but whom the populace .
10 not yet wise TO In that connec- .
ton.
No Detroit players will 20 20
Cleveland for Steen Il Is stric,ly
cash consideration, and IL Il is true
that Somers Is unloading it is prob
able that Nsvin is not risking mucr
actual mazuma, other than salary /.
coin, In the deal. II Steen should .
come through. even as an effective
relief hurler. he was a great sddi-
ton 10 the Jungle stan Tiger slab I.
bists this year have not been par.
ticularly successful In relief work.
and a guy who an step into the
breach and check charge is badly
needed
The Detroit times., 1915-06-09
L. OF ID. PLAYS
CLEARY TO-DAY

The University Of Detroit students
left this morning FOR Bots Blanc.
where they viii hold their annual
field day today. The morning viii
nc devoted 20 interclass sports. and
the afternoon 10 p baseball game
between the representative team and
Cleary college.
The Detroit times., 1915-06-09
CREWS MAY GO
TO WEST COAST

SEATTLE. Wash juno Nero.
tiations looking towards the b-rr
ing OF the Cornell and Harvard
crews Vest 20 Seattle. % compete
on Lake Washington during shrine
week in July. when the lmperioI
council session VIII be held IN that
city, have been begun hy shrine
leaders and alumni OF the two insu.
tutions living in the west.
The Detroit times., 1915-06-09
PEP" TO HEVE A SCRAP,
AFTER AL

pep Young Hl'l rot have 20 20
without h.e major league rap ei,a
Bil Rodgers Rogers is Tie other
star coast infelder Who cam, 20 'Er
American lesggs afh Young This
spring. and a merry Hlt-Ie f1r PIE.
mier honors between the 'Fo was
expected Bodeers vent % C1avo
land hut was released. ars ro s..
tory seemed "Pepe' @itHou tta
firing 20 run. Boston has just a..
CURED tAls Rodgers person Row
ever. and this week tta fpa coast
stars VIII hook up. Rudgers g. SUD.
posed 70 be strong IN rbe Sold and
on tho bases and vcg fair .fer.
Just like Young
The Detroit times., 1915-06-09
MORE PROBING
AT ANN ARBOR

ANN ARBOB, Mich. June at
is announced that personal inyesti-
CATION Of tho charges of profession
alism made against certain members
OF me University OF Michigan base
ball team viii BE- made by member
Of the faculty IN the towns where
the offenses are alleged 70 have tax.
en- place.
The Detroit times., 1915-06-09
Gland Unoaded Fered With Sore Wmgow About Seen
They Got That Pup Away From Hans,
But 1t Took Dungeon Cell to DO Ii

June 9Iians Wagner baseball chicken
nce and doebrcedr Well shorsop superior basketball toser
excellence fisherman with patience
Allegheny County a Warden
dungeon cell
darkness and the general scpuchrbn while Honus
remembered that Lewis had
ho called
IA let OF here and III give thoroughbred
bulpup'
The Detroit times., 1915-06-09

TIP IAToNIN OPENER.
Fourth racr. the Inaugural
haudtrap. for J-y~ar-oids and up,
lie nsIies-princ~ Iermis, io5
tWottt. s&t, $50 aud -. Won
black ToneN. tZG fGnnEt. $50
and $40. second ~tsr Jasmine.
Ipg MARTIN. E3.GO. laird. 1lmr,
Ittt -. David Craiz. Hnnehrr.
Gr~,iIIe. Has bcrry 'sndlr. John
Gund, HobeFt Bradley also rsn.
The Detroit times., 1915-06-09
What May Happen
In Standings Today

Baseball mOnograms have been
presented 20 The following Detroit
University school stcdents Poss.
Miller. bus ssult. Bigelow. Usher.
woodhogse and Swift All viii be
back next year
The Detroit times., 1915-06-09

RIL STEEN, the Cleveland pitcher who said to be slated
- for place on the Tiger pay roll Last year he
pretty good pitcher This year he has shown much.
but Is said there that change of sceDeTy will
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1915-03-11

ING. rha htr asnd'. fsos tt1~ed ~
nrdiais conrtrn when a.,e ltsfnea fb,s
fnne hual 10 7pe hour :, Tn WI
0b Oflrcff's
'whsr shs naturally wsntst G,
kno1
''well. 5os'r fFi~sa ~ hsfA afea'i
yomf bssiiaied sieFic.
~Of course smiled Arr Willard snd
befoV iief foss the fesh gouss FACE
- pfcfsy Jlns.
''Wfil. thqD 10 1T. your Nsfir
ibfrw nor fhiek Mack gsii over bcf
Ehauiftr ftr the twspiiefh Time. anl
dror ~ f~rspirufl1a ri klri down
her nose. I'm her niald Marie. and
abe IuuafD'i ONE h1nc
"Iut shes already starsdD~ worried
Mrs sNAri. Siea tatf.4iig there
., tais h1ns. Why musin I shs COINS
hoMvf
lias ,heT' All ite ,ose o. Aafis
rmrAse ~0A' HyAiv Hos am 1
90 "a tsf away nDm fhrfs
VISIT minaief Ika sermsd 10 b.
90 time fpf ASKING questions ~f'u
come down Ia uy cafi
oh yrs o., gnsrrd Nsric DenriY
pulling the tfinsmiifrf ~ the wall
~Ovzlty' ! lafr 90 huuyf
Wait a minafei Wat Marie Who're
sm ! 10 come
-fih. year ABd Marie F1lped "its
toe widow O'ksefea az TIE corner ~
psrihley street Hnd Duck hilegi right
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1915-03-11

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Warner - 1iri o kseis. VISA fpe'.'
fta = ~1kt her,
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