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Imperial Valley press., 1925-03-04
ATHLETIC CLUB
GIVES PROGRAM
TO OTHER HANDS
Will Start Against
Anyone in Test
Races
BY HENRY L. FARRELL,
Omitted Press Staff Correspondent

NEW YORK, Mar. l.-Paavo
Nurmi, who has been raped re.
Gently for avoiding competition
against Willis Ritola and Joic Ray,
his leading rivals, will open the
throttle and meet all comerS i'll Il
big meet in Madison Square Gar
den March II.
The Finnish, American Athletic
club, which was to have shown Nur-
mi in real effort in his final APP
p,arancc Of the indoor season, has
turned over to the Knights of
Geihp bus the agreement Of the Finn
stdf to start against anyone who
wants to test him in two races.
lNurmi wants to run 5000 meters
against Ritola, which is said to be
Ritola s favoritc distance and he
also wants to run milo against
,Ioic Ray, Lloyd Hahn and Leo Lar
rivcc. Hahn, it will be recalled, re-
Gently broke Nurmi S indoor record
for the mile.
The Finnish American A. c. stag
cd me.t earlier in the season
when Nurmi made his debut and
the officials of the club had plan
ned TO put on another meet in the
nature of farewell for the season.
So much. eritici SIN was heard,
however, that il WAS decided not
only 10 turn over tire date reserved
in Madison Square. Garden TO the
Knights OF Columbus but also to
surrender the program THAI had been
MIraMgld.
Imperial Valley press., 1925-03-04
BERCOT WINS
FROM BARRETT,
10 ROUND BOUT
By unItcd, Press Leased Wire

by aitcds Press Leased Wire
Los ANGELES, Mar. 4.-Dodc
Bcr'ot lnmbcriack wcltcrwcight of
the northwest, outhoNcd Bobby Bar
rct' Of Philadelphia in n 10 round
Nght at NarugH last night and Won
"a decision over the eastern punchcr.
Ecrcot toak the fight on his
CLEVER Tactics, throughout the scrap
tapping Barrett with straight.
right and .seepiHg Linn far away
that hc couldn't land his powerful
light Barrett unrorkcd the hard
,,t blows of the fight, but with the
exception of one in the seventh
round when he knocked Bcrcot
dovD fog thr enHu' of nine rs he
cam" out Of ellnch, the knockout
blows had little effect on the north
crucr.
Bcrcot landed a glauciug right on
Gauctt'S chin in the eighth round
iud the Philadelphia fighter drop
.cd for a second, He did not take
, count, however,
In winning the fight BCrcot had
Ihc advantage of five rounds. while
Barrett ont, Won three and two
were even.
Billy Hart and Joe Ryder mixed
blow, in the scmi,wiudup and their
exchange was so even II ended in
u draw after six rounds of infight.
ing. Roy Cliffe won Il technical
knockout over Harry Ice in the
second round of scheduled six
rnuud bout. Bud Bcrcot dropped
Jimmy Powell for Il count of nine
i'm the third round of their four
round preliminary which gave him
Il decision at the end. Morric CogIc-
son beat Danny Carlson in the OPP
glIgV
Imperial Valley press., 1925-03-04
Here and There
in Sport World

Los ANGELES, Mar, 4.-With
Pitcher Wayne Wright definitely a
member Of the Los Angeles club,
Manager Marty krug today gave
way to optimism and predicted "A
pennant for the Angels in the 1923
Pacific coast league race
Gwen have the bSsts pitching
staff in the circuit - Kiug said.
Wright is a right hau1fr formerly
with the St Louis Browns and as
signed here in return for Tony Rego
and George Lyons. After Il rc3r 5
refusal TO report he has come to
TERMS.
Joe llprau, bo9ght from the
Yankees, has reported, ready for
work. He is Il Singer who does his
stuff in the outfield.
The ucxt meeting of the state box.
in5 s.ron{gl bssiels. is setredulcd for
March iG, IN San Diego. Rules COW
crinE challenges and ghallugcrs will
be executed.
Horace Brcesc, guard Of the Uni
vcr,itv of California, southern
branch, basketball team, has been
elected captain for next year.
Brccsc was star Of the squad that
won the southern California confer
euec title this season.
Harry Perkins and Sailor Ted
Snyder hcaylwciahtS, mead the
Wilmington \. G. card tonight in a
lp-ruuud bout.
Imperial Valley press., 1925-03-04
FIGHTS, FIGHTERS
AND THE RESULTS

New York-.Iimmy Maloncy, Bos.
ton heavyweight, won Il six round
decision from Dan Bright, England.
New York-Paul Bcrlcnbach. New
York light heavyweight, and Bait.
ling Sikh former champion, have
been matched to meet in Il II round
bout in Madison Square Garden
March IL.
Kalamazoo, Mich.-Young Strib,
ling, Georgia light hcavvweicht,
oulpointcd Dan O'Dowd, Boston, in
ten round bout.
Albany, N. Y. - Young Fisher,
Syracuse -middlcwcight, won Il -
round decision from frankie Laurc-
ate, Troy.
Hartford, Conn. 49, Phil Kaplan,
New York weltcrwcight, Knocked
ont Rocky Smith, Battle Creek, in
the llth round.
San Diego-Eruic Goozcman and
frankie Fnkc will square off to-
night at Drcamland for 10 round
go. Lon Rolliugcr will fight Tom
Kelly in the semi final.
The total value Of the fruit grown
in Nunn tnHutN -, lu0t ,,..,
Imperial Valley press., 1925-03-04
TODAY'SWANT ADS

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Prepaid Classified or Liner Adver-
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Press is cent per word each inser-
ton. Minimum charge 25 cents.
Imperial Valley press., 1925-03-04
SCHAEFER AGAIN
BILLIARD CHAMP,
DEFEATS HOPPE
By United Press Lease; 7,,re

CHICAGO. Mar. .4-Thc name of
Schacfcr once more heads the list
of the world s greatest billiard play
Crs.
Young Jake Schacfcr, son Of the
great former champion and himself
Il former holder Of the world 5 balk
line billiard championship, last night
defeated Willie Hoppe, tho ''cham-
pion Of champions,' 400 to l73.
Tho victory left his record in
this annual tournament without the
stain of defeat and crowned him
champion
The final standing:
Imperial Valley press., 1925-03-04
Stockton

Stockton - Chccrcd by the an
nomccmcnt that George Toporccr,
inficldcr, has come to an agreement
with the Cardinal boSScs, the daily
workouts are taking on more pep.
Rickcy announced that an cNhibi-
ton game has been booked for Mon
day at lIanford with the Kansas
city American association team.
Imperial Valley press., 1925-03-04
CERTIFICATE OF BUSINESS
FICTITIOUS FIRM NAME

The undersigned do hereby certify
that they arc conducting restau-
rant business at FL Centre, Califor-
MIA, under the fictitious firm name
of |. 5. Cafe, and that said firm
is composed of the following per
sons, whose names and addresses arc
as follows, to-wit:
Paul Bulish, FL Ccntro, California.
Charles Schlan2e, El Centre, Cali
fornia.
WITNESS THEIR HANDS this
3rd day of March, 1928.
PAUL BVLISlI.
CHARLES SClILA ME.
Imperial Valley press., 1925-03-04
For Sdle-EcQL Estate
APPRALSALS

Ell Centro kealty Board is
at your service and will
safeguard your interest by
giving prompt, unbiased
report on value of Farm
Lands and City Property
at nominal cost. Phone
440. 29t26
Imperial Valley press., 1925-03-04
State of California,

state of California,
County of Imperial, IS:
On this 3rd day of March, in the
year nineteen hundred and twenty
five, before me, Virginia Johnston,
n Notary Public in and for said
County, residing therein, duly com
missioncd and sworn, personally APP
pcared Paul Bulish and Charles
Schlanzc, known to me to be the
persons whose names are subscribed
to the within instrument, and ac-
knowlGdsel. to me that they cXccut,
cd the same.
WITNESS MY HAND aud Off.
cial seal.
VIRGINIA JOHNSTON,
Notary Public in and for said
County and state
(sEAL) N ! - IS = y l
Imperial Valley press., 1925-03-04
THE, PRESS CLASSIFIED SECTION
For SdIe-POuitrU

FOR SALE turkeys. l gobbler
30c lh. Thoroughbred Barred
Rocks 2Sc lb. Fordson. New NOW
err, double disc, plow, float, plant
er, lister, freezer, corn $50 ton.
Raymond = miles north of high
way on Brawley Main, 4 miles
west, Il mile north. 3t3
FOR SALE-Rhode Island Red.
baby chicks, / miles east and II
mile south of FL Centric. Fogel
Ranch. : 6
BABY CHICKS-Aristocrat strain,
fancy dark Barred Rock, also
SHEPARD strain. AncOna, chicks
zoe each. Postage paid on all or
dcrs of % or more. Custom
Matching $500 per 100 eggs. Mrs
II. Thams, Rte l Box 210, Ell Cen
tro. East to end of pavement, 1H
miles north on Dogwood canal.
27t6
Imperial Valley press., 1925-03-04
Help " aRted
NOTICE TO CREDITURs

Notice is hereby given by Geo ~.
Allen, administrators Of The estate oi
Mary ). Kelly deceased, TO ala pei
sous having claims against Said IL
oeaso4 to pges-A. tA-m rIlA-G 49,.
Imperial Valley press., 1925-03-04
AT THE CAMP
Shreveport.

Shreveport, La Eddie Collins
organized two teams from hi, squad
and staged "A four inning game
which IN ctcam under his leader,
ship won to ].
Imperial Valley press., 1925-03-04
Catalina Island-Nick

Catalina Island-Nick Dumovich,
cub pitcher, still is among the miss
ing, If he shows up Manager killc.
fer said he would have to pay his
own fare and food bills unless he
signs Il contract.
Imperial Valley press., 1925-03-04
For Immediate Sale

320 acres, good ranch, tract 13l
Brawlcy. Free from cucumber
anccs. Want all possible cash.
Look it over and make offer to
II. +. Sherman, at Barbara
Worth Hotel, Thursday or Fri
day. 3t3
Imperial Valley press., 1925-03-04
For SaIe-WisceilaneOuS

FOR SALE-Olivcr Fordson tractor
plow. G. G. Hussey, Seeley. 3t3
Imperial Valley press., 1925-03-04

The total value Of the fruit grown
in Napa County in 1924 was
- ,6s6, ,0O0.
Imperial Valley press., 1925-03-04

FOR QUICK SALE-l2 acres soft
soil on paved highway, small new
house. 5000 takes it. S. J. Ankcr,
Barbara Worth Hotel Bldg. 3t3
Imperial Valley press., 1925-03-04
VITAL RECORDS

NAKAJI-norn TO Mr.. and Mrs,
Rciiiro Nakaii, girl, Rosa Miehijo
Nakaii, Hcbcr, February -.
NORIEGA-Born to Mr.. and Mrs.
Jose Noricga. girl, Nirgmi Noriega,
RI Centre, February 23.
Deaths
SINGIT-Delip Singh, died in FL
Centre, February -, age % wears.
Observation-Disclosures Heman-
dez, died in Ell Centre, March ,, age
10 months.
STARK - Charlie Luth Stark,
died in El Centre, February y, age
"a years.
DEFOSIE-Gcorgc DcFosic, died
in El Centre. February 20, age %
years.
EPLER--lsaac w, Eplcr, died IN
VI Centric, February, ,,25, Z age q
ycars.
Imperial Valley press., 1925-03-04

mouths after FIRST publication OF
tins notice to the undersigned at
lO1 IIehkopt Building, FL Contro,
California, the place selected 70
transact business Of said estate, or
file them within four months after
first publication of this notice IN
the Office Of Clerk OF Superior
Court, Imperial County.
Dated this l7th day Of February,
1928.
GEO. W. ALIEN,
Administrator.
Jae. W. Glassford, Attorney for Ad.
mluiStrator. T u % VI 4 II 10.
NOTICE TO CREDITORS
Notice is hereby given by SuyCnol
Takatsui, admjuistratrix of tho cs-
tate of Tahazo Iokatsuii deceased,
to all persons having claims against
sUid deceased TO present them With
in four months after first pubiica.
tiou Of this notice 10 tho uudcrsigr-
Cd at lo1 Rcbkopf Bldg, III Centre,
California, the place selected 10
transact business Of SAID estate, or
file them in the office OF the ,ClcgE
of the Superior Court, lmpenal
County
Dated this t5ih day % fcbru4y,
y3l.
SulENO TAKATSUU,
AdnunistfatAy
jas W Glg,sfet1 Afiom~r fel w
-----s,I4..A - - 81 LILA
Imperial Valley press., 1925-03-04

FOR SALE-76 acres mostly all in
alfalfa, well improved, including
teams and tools. BvX co. Imper-
ial. 2St15
Imperial Valley press., 1925-03-04

ATIIEL OUTTINGS-$1 per hun
dred. . miles west of city water
tank. W. j. Strickland. 2tlO
Imperial Valley press., 1925-03-04

FOR SALE-At bargain. Used
hog wire and barbcd wire. 64j
Holt Ave, El Centre 2t3
Imperial Valley press., 1925-03-04

They arc talking about adding 4
month to the year again let s
add it right after February, 10
rostnon9 income tax da,.
Imperial Valley press., 1925-03-04

WAN.TEp--l pr. horses or mules to
work in exchange for feed, =
mile north McCabc school house.
j. +. Slovak. Ito
Imperial Valley press., 1925-03-04

FOR sALE--3 practically new
baseball uniforms. Call ANYTIME,
1852 Commercial. Phone 566J.
2t3
Imperial Valley press., 1925-03-04
atlGNo IAkATsUJf,

A0hNAiHlfAhffx y
jas w. Glg,sfet1 Atorprr fel w
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The Washington times., 1925-12-12
I'VE NARRE /
OR HOME 8
REPORTED
Douglass and Phillips Report
Sales for Week Totaling
500, 500

Douglass and Phillips; Inc, this
week reported d continued active
demand for residence properties. As
evidenced BY transfers totaling
$206, $50. Their list includes some
II the w. M. Ward homes built
in Fairlawn, and some Of the homes
.built BY Douglass and PhiIlipe, Inc.s
IN the Sherman Circle section. A
partial list Of sales follows:
1884 Military Rd., Chevy Chase,
ID. c., an English type home, built
by j r. Douglass Tor DR.. Edward
III. Liefer.
10 Quincy ST., Chevy Chase. Md,
81 fine old home sold for Jesse @.
Adkins to Mrs. Courtenay Weems.
After very extensive alterations,
Mrs. Weems and her family will
occupy the residence as home.
GA DeIafikId st. and SIG Della
field ST. sold for the builders.
Douglass and Phillips. Inc, to Wal
ter s. ana Martha AtwilI. ir., and
q. Edgar Bittinger, respectively.
.2003 Naylor Rd., FairlawI1 sold
for W. N. Ward TO Jannes Fl Mil
Ter.
Lot ii, block 5. square /, CHEVY
The Washington times., 1925-12-12

the point of confidence, which Is
the first step in selling. Manners
and actions express personality,
consequently one. desiring to sue
ceed in the field of salesmanship
should be consistently scfSapulous
in respect to the way he conducts
himself and circumspect IN his con-
versation.
Discussing the practical aspects
of selling real estate, Mr.. Luchs
impressed particularly on the
younger men the extensive i'm.
portance of being thoroughly ia
miiiar with the property being Of
fered for sale and with similar
properties in similar locations IN
order that he can successfully dem.
onstrate the imerit Of his PROPOSE
ton and accurately and promptly
answer all questions propounded
by the prospective purchaser. A
ready answer with authentic infor.
nation complete in every detail, is
one of the best evidences of a
qualified salesman and It instantly
impresses the purchaser with the
fact that the salesman knows thor
oughly whaS> he Is selling. Keep
in close touch with market condi-
tions, being constantly familiar
with current sales and absorbing in
formation in respect to all develop
ments and Improvement that az
feet real estate, enhances ones
ability to sell, because his knowl-
edge of these important factors
gives him definite feeling Of Sc
curly in outlining and discussing
his property. Real estate as bush
ness is no different fundamentally
than any any other business and
its growth and development by any
salesman or broker in a large
measure depends on the so-called
repeat orders, /" that Is. subsequent
business coming from the good viii
and activity of satisfied clients.
with this in mind. Mr.. Luchs
ADVISED statesmen therefore to care
fully study the requirements and
The Washington times., 1925-12-12
REAL TOR FORUM
HOLD LARGE
MEETING
Aims Of Realtors Told BY
Luchs to Largest Gathering
Held by Local Board

Selling Real Estate was the sub
ject discussed before the Realtors
Forum at wardman Park Hotel on
Thursday evening by Morton j..
Lnchs, vice president and treasurer.
Of Shannon & Luchs, Inc, Realtors.
This meeting, the largest held
since the Realtors Forum was in
stituted early in the fall, enthusi-
astically received the practical and
professional analysis of the subject
which Mr.. Luchs discussed. Real
Estate was pictured to be the
most extensive and valuable thing
IN the universe and in introducing
the seriousness OF the profession
this point was particularly stressed.
Practically every real estate deal
involves thousands of dollars and,
in many cases, the home buyer
parts with the savings OF life
time in the most important trans
action that he has probably ever
undertaken and about which he is
frequently unfamiliar with his
lights and obligations. 1t is es-
sentialIy important that one hold
Ing out to the public his services
as q real estate broker or, salesman
must be imbued wikh the serious
ness of the responsibility that he
assumes in ,practicing real estate.
This Is one of the underlying pfin-
ciples expressed in the realtors
code of ethics adopted by the Ma
tional Association Of Real Estate
Boards some wears ago for the
guidance Of the individual members
Of its constituent boards
After indicating the responsibility
Of q real estate broker and sales
man to his client and the public
and demonstrating the practical APP
Dlication of the code Of ethics. Mr..
Luchs. speaking from q broad ex-
rerience as successful salesman
Ind realtor. outlined to the mem
hers Of the board present the most
up-to-date professional methods to
e followed in successful salesman
ship in the real estate field. He
pointed out that confidence was the
foundation for all business and
that this must be acquired In order
to develop successfully In any
business endeavor. Among various
ways of inspiring confidence in
clients and the public are factors
pertaining to the person and per
aonaIity Of the salesman. Personal
tidiness. promptnefs, clean habits,
enthusiasm and an inherent desire
10 serve. invariably ilastills In the
mind OF the one to be served q
feeling OF respect that grows to
The Washington times., 1925-12-12
DEAF, He TELLS JUDGE,
BUT SOON GETS HEARING

HAGERsToWN, Nd. Dec. IL.
''I.m deaf remarked man giving
his name as George H. Miller when
arraigned before Justice ] Scott
Bower here on q charge Of attempt
ing to pass q forged check on q
Hagerstown merchant.
"AIl right, replied Justice Bow
err, you will get your hearing In
the morning. He did ana what
,s1iller heard, although his apparent
deafness Ii believed BY the police
10 Be feisned, was that be furnish
50. 900 bond for the action Of the
Grand jury Of the Fehruary term
81 Court
The Washington times., 1925-12-12
REV. LYONS TO PREACH
AT soDALITY REUNION

The Rev. Francis P. Lyons, q.
S. r., win preach the sermon at
the semi-annuaI reunion Of sodali-
ties. under the auspices Of the
SodaIity Union Of washington, to
be held st 7:sO tomorrow night at
ST. GabrieIs Church. The collec-
ton taken up at this service will
be given to the sodality Union for
their mission work.
Other clergx taking part will be
the rev. =. =. McAdams, celebrant;
the Rev. J.. v. Buckley, deacon; the
Rev. william J.. Neligan, subdeAco1.
and the Rev. ]. M. Mcnamara, mas
ter OF cerennoniAs..
The Washington times., 1925-12-12

ability OF his client before under
taking to close transaction. When
. property is sold right that Is,
when the purchaser gets what
most nearly meets his wishes, and
requirements at price and on
such terms as is within his power
to successfully handle, the sales
man has made client that win be
4 valuable asset to him in the fu-
ture. This applies in the same de-
gree to the sale of q business Or
investment property as It does to
the sale Of an individual home.
After the lecture. the members
present conducted the usual forum
discussion OF thu. subject. which
was led bv Mr.. Luel1A.
8. N RICHARDS.
The Washington times., 1925-12-12
FARM Make |
COMING / 0
NORMAL
increasing Demands for Agri-
cultural Lands Are Widely
Reported

A constant, though slow, recov-
cry OF the farm lands market, IN.
dicated by an increasing number
OF sales, involving q larger num-
Der Of acres at advancing prices.
en- easier money market, spread
OF optimism and an advance OF
city jewellers to small suburban
farms and to farm lands for recre-
alton are reflected in the question
naires returned to the National
Association of Real Estate Boards
in its third annual survey OF the
farm lands market.
Real estate dealers throughout
the United States and tanada
report an increase of As per cent
In the number OF sales i.lade in
1925 over the number made in
1924; the number of acres reported
sold hAs increased las per cent.
and the total consider alton re-
ceived has jumped 121 per cent.
Eighty one per cent Of those
reporting indicate more active
market than 1924 Is per cent
report the same degree II activity
and only per cent less. Evis
0GnCC IndI Inc mar HA$l.s1S va
stable basis il found in the f;lct
that half of the inquiries reported
come from those WHO are purchos-
ing farms as homes and to cp-
crate as business.
Enough speculation Is apparent
in the market to give 1t elasticity.
In some sections investors are
placing q considerable nm punt II
money In farm lam Is in the hope
of an early increase in value.
One reply states that he mar
ket is fast changing to g back
to.the.land movement, and many
of the farmer boys who had left
the farm on account of hish
wages in the city are now awaiting
the proper opportunity 10 return
to the farm"
seven(y-six per cent .. all the
reports Indicate an increasing num-
her Of inquiries for farm lands,
and SO per cent show All incress-
ing proportion Of cash sales.
large preponderance Of evidence
indicates that purchasers are dis.
eliminating in their buying ana
are seeking good farms. A typical
statement Says 1.-THE tide Isl turn
ing; have had more inquiries m
the last two months than In tTe
previous two years"
The Washington times., 1925-12-12
AUTO RADIO 81 /
SOLD WITH
HOME
Maddux Marshall, Moss and
Mallory Suggest Christmas
ii Garrett Park

a home. an automobile and
radio set tor Christmas
That Is what Maddux Marshall
Moss and Mallory are offering the
average family this year, accord
ing to officials Of the compa
I'VE realize that the average
American Is turning more ana more
to the .soWn-your- OWn-no prop
osition daily, said Mai. Fl G. Mad
dax, president Of Maddux Marshall
Moss and Mallory, yesterday he
IS deferred from settling In the
suburbs because Ok the tfansporta
ton question. The cost Of an aus
tonobile, added 70 the payments
on q house, IN beyond him and Tor
this reason we have inaug urateu
our Garrett Park plan 0f eiviine q
home, garage. radio and automobile
for one down payment
For instance, tine father ~ Inc
household announces On christina
present Is waiting outside. The
family Is delighted with the auto
mobile. Then comes ii ride over
good roads to Garrett Park where
81 fine bungalow home, with garage
and radio, IS awaiting the family
The Christmas 10y is complete.
cof course we have more costly
nonnes ia Battery Park and Edge
moor. Major MaddsAx continued.
.sWe can supply anything from Is
moderate prices home to Al estate.
worthy rllulti.miIl i0naire. But
We feel that the Christmas spirit
Is better expressed III one Of our
Garrett Park homes than anyWhere
else.
washington Is going to have.
population Of q million or more
in the near future. Edgernoor and
Battery Park now rated a.
suburbs, win be III the heart ct
the city BY that time and the peos
pie who invest. III Garrett Park will
find themselves III the close-in
suburbs Of the Capital.
II expect to live to see Washing
ton the foremost city ii the world
and all our plans are made with
view Of being closely connected
with that world center when It be
comes an actual fact.
The Washington times., 1925-12-12

NEW YORK. Dec. l2.-Adolph
Landau. who, police said tried 10
kill himself by three different
methods within a few hours. was
still alive today Police said ne
slashed himself with a razor after
trying hanging himself and jumping
out Of the window.
The Washington times., 1925-12-12

1haae Nd. sold for Robert W
service to Bestor r. Walters
1908 Ridge Pl., Fair1awn. sold for
" NJ. ward to Lawrence r and
Myrtle q. Dent.
1S1 Twelfth ST. six-room
ana bath home near Lincoln Park
sold for local investor to W r.
Rittenhouse
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-03-16
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