Market Review and Outlook in 1912 Economic Rise
Prices surged into new highs with rail crossings reaching 120 for the first time since July. Industrials posted their strongest rise in two years as labor disputes faded, while gold and commodity prices climbed. The market suggests further gains may pause soon but hold current levels. bonds face higher short term costs, and a new era in finance unfolds as gold supply and inflation pressures grow.
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Wall Street
London Economist
Ing
England
India
Threaten San Diego Invasion Narrowed to Two Issues
San Francisco April 7 The coast labor conflict narrows to two points. The San Diego Free Speech League fights open shop propaganda while higher wages and shorter hours have receded as strikes focus on recognition of the Industrial Workers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
San Francisco
Pacific Coast
Industrial Workers of the World
San Diego
Free Speech League
Northwest
Industrial Workers’ Organization
Pere Marquette Shareholders Protect Committee Forms
A committee representing holders of first and second preferred Pere Marquette shares seeks to protect investor interests after receivers were appointed for the Pere Marquette Mail ford Company. They request deposit of endorsed certificates with Old Colony Trust Co or Bankers Trust Co in Boston and provide details on deposits and certificates.
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Pere Marquette Railroad CO
Pere Marquette Railroad Company
Pere Marquette Mailford Company
Old Colony Trust Company
Court Street
Boston
Massachusetts
Bankers Trust
Wall Street
N Y
Ola Colony Trust Company
Bankers Trust Company
Philip Stockton
Ge. W. Gox
John M. Graham Guy Norman
W. J. Wollman
F. W. Denio
Court St
Mass
Storey
Thorndike
Palmer & Dodge
State Street
Mining and Milling Stocks Listed by James Shay Co
A catalog-style listing shows multiple mining and manufacturing firms with share counts or values such as Alvarado Mining 208, Anticor 100, Bingham Meta 150, Jamaica Consolidated Copper 10, Jamaica Consolidated Copper 10, and United States Telephone 5s 2000, from James Shay & Co at 60 State Street Boston, dated 1928.
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Alvarado
Anticor
Bingham Meta
Black Prince
Bingham Central Standard
Chicago
New York Electric Air Line
Farmers & Drovers
General Exploration
Jamaica Consolidated Copper
Massachusetts Fire & Marine
Oxford Linen Mills
Porcupine Consolidated Mining
United
Utah Metal Mining
Dover White Marble Co
New York & Cuba
United States Telephone
James Shay & CO
State Street
Boston
First National Davis Daly Ohio Stock Update
Latest developments of importance on these stocks are given in my special reports just issued. Call or write for them, Best Facilities for Executing Orders.
Global Office Network Addresses Listed
J. Thomas Reinhardt lists multiple global offices including Boston at 54 Devonshire Street New York 38 Broad Street Toronto 18 20 King Street West London 9 Old Broad Street.
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Boston
Devonshire Street
New York
Broad Street
Toronto
King St. West
London
Old Broad Street
Free speech clashes spark San Diego unrest and protests
San Diego faces a riot sparked by an anti street speaking ordinance. Police and volunteers have deported some agitators and repulsed others at the outskirts. Thousands of laborers in the Northwest are also involved, including 6000 striking railway workers in British Columbia and 14,000 saw mill workers in Washington.
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San Diego
San Francisco
Sacramento
Stockton
Santa Anna
Northwest
British Columbia
Washington
First Service In New St. John's Church in Cambridge
North Cambridge St. John's Catholic Church opened for the first time yesterday with a high mass at 10:30 am. The 1100-seat edifice features olive green and gold decor, pink Tennessee marble altar, and electric lighting. Father McCool led the mass with Fr. Kelley and Fr. Murphy assisting. sermon by Fr. Martin Welsh. Knights of Columbus and Holy Name Society received Holy Communion. Solemn vespers followed.
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St. John’s Catholic Church
North
Cambridge
John R. McCool
James P. F
Tennessee
Atlantic City Hosts Largest Easter Parade in History
Nearly 200,000 people from Philadelphia New York Pittsburgh and Washington crowded Atlantic City N J on Easter Sunday to view spring outfits and be photographed. The rainy day broke after 8 PM as crowds departed, ending an unexpectedly late parade for the resort.
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Atlantic City
N. J
Philadelphia
New York
Pittsburg
Washington
Labor Meeting Urges City Boards Merged For Efficiency
Boston Central Labor Union delegates vote unanimously to endorse merging the park public grounds music and bath departments with city boards to improve efficiency and general welfare. A dispute between unions leads to suspensions, including Boston Bricklayers Union 3 and Stonemasons Union 9, from the AFL delegate body.
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Boston Central Labor Union
Boston City Council
Boston Building Trades Department
American Federation of Labor
Central Labor Union
Boston Bricklayers’ Union 3
Stonemasons’ Union
Central Labor Union votes to convene AFL meeting locally
The Central Labor Union voted to request the next AFL executive board meeting be held in this city. A protest against attempts to create class hostility toward textile workers was adopted, citing press bias and urging public accounting in the Lawrence strike affair.
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Central Labor Union
A. F. of L
Washington
Commonwealth
Co. L. U
Supreme Court
Lawrence
Henry Abrahams
Swift
Barker Meets Progressives in 400-Strong Typographical Union Rally
Fred Barker of Spokane Idaho candidate for International Typographical Union president addressed 400 members of Local No. 18 in America Hall Washington Street. He urged union reform against James M. Lynch and the current board, pledging progress through member unity and fair wages. Election set for May 15. progressive officers listed.
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Fred Barker
Spokane
Wash
International Typographical Union
America
Hallington Street
James M. Lynch
General Board
James Punch
Globe Chapel
Progressive Organization
Philip McManus
Municipal Plant
M. Haverty
American Chapel
J. B. Intveldt
Rest Chapel
George Heustis
David Ramsay
Post Chapel
Roxbury Textile Workers Threaten Morning Strike At Roxbury Carpet
Carpet union members plan a morning walkout at the Roxbury Carpet Company at 37 Simmons Street to press for a flat 10 percent wage rise and reinstatement of three discharged workers. The company has refused the demands, but workers will report for duty to seek renewed consideration after a Saturday meeting. If denied, they are expected to quit en masse.
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Roxbury Textile Workers’ Union
Roxbury Carpet Company
Simmons Street
Labor unions hear Boston convention plans and wage actions
Labor notes report a Boston convention set for Wells Memorial Hall with about 200 delegates and high profile attendees. Locomotive engineers across northeastern railroads vote on wage increase proposals as railroad managements resist higher pay.
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Michael F. O'Brien
Federation of State, City and Town Employees’ Unions
Boston
Wells Memorial Hall
Foss
Fitzgerald
Jeremiah Mahoney
Granite Cutters’ International Union
Quincey
General
N. Y
R. Brb &Lhl
England
I. Yester Park
K. of L
A. F. of L.trétehe
Wells Memorial Building
Highway Department Union
Vernon Hall
Bunker
Mishawum Hall
City Square
Charlestown
Boston Central
Pacific Coast Central
Pictur
Eliot Street
Union
A. FB
Metal Trades’ Council
John J. Fenton
Boston Coal Teamsters and
Teamsters
Michael A. Murphy
Boston Central Labor Union
General Teamsters’ Union
Boston Carpenters’ Union 83
the Brotherhood International
U. S. of L. Building ‘Trades Department
Greater Boston Carpenters’ District Council
District Assembly 30
K. of L., Incorporated
Tremont Street
Clyde Hall
Steamships sail amid gale and harbor bustle at Boston
A busy Easter morning sees seven steamers boarded before noon as gale conditions keep ships at port. The Armenian brings 3200 tons of potatoes in 43509 bags while the Franconia and other liners await wireless updates. Stowaway stories surface as stowaway singer Imperato nears deportation on the Cretic.
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Leyland Line
Postonian
Parry
Boston
Manchester
Liverpool
Joseph Simms
Simms
Bostonian
Europe
Devonian
Cunard Line
Franconia
Queenstown
Cunardine
Calliope
Alexandra
Broomfield
Aurora
Oceston
Calvin Austin
Dominion Atlantic Railway Line
Yarmouth
N. S
Jans Nielsen
Copenhagen
America
J. M. Topp
Topp
Calcutta
England
Brazil
Japan
China
Oriental
Trinidad
Cuba
Revere
Mystic River
San Domingo
M. C. Holm
Windermere
Aries
Boston Opera Company
White Star Line
Cretic
Naples
Genoa
Pedler
Long Wharf
Imperato
Monsignor Cassidy Named Domestic Prelate in Fall River
In Fall River on Patriots Day Bishop Daniel Feehan presided at a pontifical mass at St Marys Cathedral and announced that Rector Vicar-General Cassidy has been named a domestic prelate by the Pope in recognition of his zeal for the church and fight against intemperance. The ceremony honors one of the youngest southeastern Massachusetts clergymen to receive such a title.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fall River
Daniel Feehan
St. Mary’s Cathedral
Cassidy
Father Cassidy
Massachusetts
Shipping News Miniature Almanac Arrived April 8
Sun rises at 5 15 and sets at 6 18 with a 138 hour day length. High tides at 3 44 AM and 4 22 PM. Rise of tide at 9 feet AM and 7 feet PM. Arrived April 8.
Probate Court Sequestration Notices Across Boston Banks
Mass probate court cites Franklin Savings Bank East Boston Savings Bank and numerous trustees to appear May 30 1912 for unclaimed deposits dating back over thirty years. Petition by Attorney General James M Swift seeks transfer of funds to state treasurer and receiver general. Notices published in Boston Herald and Boston Post.
Farewell Service for Dorchester Pastor Lytle Ends Two-Year Tenure
The Rev. Marshall B. Lytle, pastor of Highlands Methodist Church in Dorchester for two years, concluded his service with a farewell ceremony. The event marked the end of his tenure at the Dorchester congregation and honored his leadership.
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Dorchester
Marshall B. Lytle
Highlands Methodist Church
Church and homes struck by lightning in Belfast
A severe electrical storm struck Belfast on April 7 damaging the Congregational Church and about six residences. Clapboards and shingles were torn from several houses and some chimneys toppled. occupants suffered minor shocks but no serious injuries or losses were reported.
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Belfast
Congregational Church
Petition for street railway alterations on Washington Street Boston
The West End Street Railway Company seeks leave to relocate and modify double tracks on Washington Street from Kneeland to Broadway Motte and Dover streets and to establish an overhead trolley system with poles wires and underground adjustments. The Boston board orders fourteen days public notice and hearing on April 23 1912.
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Board of Street Commissioners
City of
Boston
West End Street Railway Company
Boston Elevated Railway Company
Washington Street
City
Kneeland
Broadway
Motte Street
Motte and
Dover Streets
A. L. Pimpton
WM. A. Bancroft
Minister’s Burial Service Led by Noted Clergy at County Church
The funeral and services honored a clergyman who requested placement elsewhere by the Methodist conference likely to a Springfield parish. The morning sermon was by Rev Dillon Bronson, Boston district superintendent, and the evening by Dr Frederick Hamilton, chancellor of Washington University.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Methodist Conference
Springfield
Dillon Bronson
Boston
Frederick Hamilton
Washington University
District of Columbia
Viator Salvaged After Grounding Near Isles of Shoals
The schooner Viator of Gloucester under Captain Davis was beached on Langing Island in thick fog. She was hauled off by the Isles of Shoals life saving crew, leaking badly but aiming to reach Gloucester with the captain optimistic about repairs.
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Portsmouth
N. H
Gloucester
Davis
Langing Island
Isles of Shoals
Probate Court Cites Eliot Five Cents Savings Bank Notice
Commonwealth of Massachusetts Suffolk Probate Court issues a citation in the Eliot Five Cents Savings Bank case. The bank and numerous account holders are named. the Attorney General reports deposits unclaimed for over thirty years and seeks a court order to transfer funds to the state treasurer. The citation requires appearance on May 30, 1912, at 10 am in Boston to show cause, with notices to be published in the Boston Post and Boston Herald.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Commonwealth OF Massachuusetts
Suffolk
Franklin Savings Bank
City of
Boston
Christina M. Anderson
Ellen Barry
Eliz. K. Clark
John Fisk
Lydia B. Hackett
William Faulkner
William McGrath
James McLaughlin
J. W. Merriam
Joseph FE. Sherman
Lydia J. Pond
John G. Quinlivan
Robert Smith
Eliz. @ Bilin
Pi Leahy
Hushlee
Fanny C. Pateh
Mary &. Stone
T. FE. Masterson
A. W. Welch
Daniel Clark
Ruthven Tucker
Fl Welch
Christina Larsery
Francis C. Field
Catherine Flynn
Janeis
TP. Ward
Thomas RR. Mathews
Austin W. Robinson
Gegree Mathews
Nancy EF. Roberts
Nellie McDonough
B. Hl. Greene
Marian Hilton
C. C. Ewer
Jessy Torr
Eliz. McCormick
Luther Fogg
Y. R. Sinclair
Benj. C. Pavie
Isaac M. Tird
Philip Brady
Mary McGovern
F. B. Rice
Mary Callahan
Wm. B. Guiney
Louis H. Spurr
Sumner W. Wellman
BE. A. Bragdon
S. L. Harris
Dean Rouel
Rp. J. BR. Wittman
Charles H. Langley
Janet Longworth
Ellen F. Dewey
W. H. Beckerman
A. M. Clark
Lucy A. Greenwood
Mary Franey
Laura J. Butrick
George H. Prescott
Thomas Scott
Addie G. Jordan
Barbara Mulcans
Alvah Steele
Henry J. Wilson
Austin D. Brown
A. Scanston
Michael E. Hartrey
George H. Stearns
Jane Hale
EB. A. Millard
A. W. Porter
Maggie A. Baker
Kate EF. Stimpson
Susan EB. Hughes
HH. Barnard
Edward M. Tappan
Charles S. Moses
F. H. Barnard
John Shepherd
Alfred Findley
Mary E. Thurston
Abraham Peasant
K. C. Skinner
Wilmot S. Putman
Henry Jacoby
Daniel C. Huriey
Sarah M. Abbott
S. E. Fuller
Sarah Simmons
W. A. Merriam
Benj. A. Edwards
Janet Gray
Julia P. Small
Julia E. Cooke
Marshall Powers
Alex. B. Norman
Ellen M. Armstrong
George A. Abbott
Dyson A. Woolf
W. J. Johnson
Jank W. Hall
H. P. Longley
Emma M. Carr
Mary C. Stevens
J. M. Kelleher
E. M. Hanson
Co. H. Dodge
M. M. Gillam
George H. Waters
George A. Bacon
Jennie Kendall
Esther G. Wise
W. F. O'Callaghan
Alex B. Marcel
Edna I. Davis
P. T. Tinsley
J. Haskall
James M. Swift
Commonwealth
Boston Herald
Boston Post
Robert Grant
Esquire
Arthur W. Dolan
Register
Commonwealth OF Massachusetts
East Boston Savings Bank
Samuel Hall
Margaret Redington
Joseph H. McDonald
John J. Moore
James H. Moore
Annie F. Dexter
John Anderson
Benjamin F. Lambert
Michael O’brien
Thomas Ryan
Elizabeth Storton
Arabell Coleman
Annie B. Dyer
Melville P. Leighton
Richard Shea
Michael F. O’brien
Joseph Smith
Joseph H. Smith
William Henchey
Clement Pattenande
William C. O'Donald
Patrick McGahan
Hattie L. Cavalier
James L. Harding
Mary Robinson
George N. Thompson
Edward W. Peterson
Duncan Go Me-Lean
Ann Gerrard
Charles A. Ricker
Edward Franey
Maggie Chase
James Wright
Salvador Francis Martin
Margaret Downey
Howard D. W. Sawyer
Michael Driscoll
John Lee
Nellie G E
DeLorme
George H. Pearl
Ellen A. Quinn
Dennis Driscoll
M. Fannie Campbell
Bridget Haney
Rose Higgins
Edwin Foster
Ellen Foster
Fast Boston Savings Bank
Gain Court
Probvate Court
Eliot Five Cents Savings Bank
Mary A Fisher
Matthew Curran
Samuel Tripp
A. Fowle
Thacher E. Trask
George S. Boyd
Marietta C. Nichols
William Mullen
Mary Gerber
Isabel Gerber
William H. Pollitt
Fred M. Smith Bent
E. Whiting
Annie
Tarbox
Helen L Deen
Caroline E. Dinsmoor
Catherine Spellman
Mary
Emnon J. Bowker
Delia Sweeney
Robert J. Aken
Patrick Fallon
Levina Hanrahan
Amelia A. Coye
Thomas Scullion
Helen Parburtt
Jemima Holden
Frank H. Haley
Bridget Gallagher
Adrian van der Maas
Margaret Murphy
Ella A. Garland
Mary Carbury
Emma Haley
Lizzie D. Haley
Frank Fay
Philip Cunningham
George R. Kempton
Ss. W. Paine
Bernard Fay
Thos. F. O’keefe
Wm. Gately
J. Plympton
Annie KB. Hunt
Wm. Maley
John Cryder
Anne J. Moore
Annie Harney
Hannah Harrington
Kate L. Dunlap
George H. Dunlap
Maria J. Dunlap
Mary Monahan
Margaret Monahan
John Devney
John Carey
Charles B. Dunlap
Mary A. Dunlap
John W. Keefe
Joseph P. Good
Charles H
Oman
Thomas Norton
Walter Pierce
Julia Dennehy
Henrietta Moore
Mary Nain
Maggie Rae
Phebe Blackwood
Adam Blackwood
Thomas Kelly
William O’brien
Mary Gately
John Collins, Jr
M. L. Bangs
William Flannery
Josephine Standt
John Fallon
J. Elliott Wetherbee
Bridget Kennedy
Ellen Welch
Kate Killian
Mary A. Conley
Jane Mahan
Frank Howe
Francis R. Parkinson
Henry Minton
Maggie McGettrick
Margaret Mitchell
Oliver H. Smith
Mary A. Curley
Margaret Flynn
John Norton
Farrell Dorsey
Thomas EB. Claffey
James H. Burns
John Nagle
Hannah F.lynch
James G. Parker
William J. Riley
Charles E. Dunlap
William H. Ensle
Patrick Connors
James Roland
Henry H. Blakely
Joseph F. Murphy
John Carroll
Albert Fedel
Thomas Fallon
Michael T. Egan
Albert J. Thomson
Thos. R. Winling
George Shaw
David Murphy
John Quinn
John Moran
Joan F. McDonald
Margaret Collier
William Whalen
Thomas Jones
Mary Thorpe
Lizzie Crowley
Elizabeth Whalan
Barney Quinn
James W. Curtis
Charlotte K. Head
W. M. Kilgour
John H. McCartney
Elizabeth Cannon
Frank Cannon
William E. Norwood
Joseph Crowley
William Barron
Folseen Patrick Daily
Julia Callahan
Rosanna Lynen
Fannie McGowan
Nellie McGowar
Charles A Yose
Gibson Bates
Ann Holleran
Eliazabe! Jacobs
Ella W. Drew
John O'Mealy
John Rogers
George H. Ellison
Nathan O'Neil
Laura V. Ellison
J. A. Hall
Peter Glamne
John M. Leban
T. Culligan
Eliza A. Keefe Williams
Newman
Annie Glennon
John Gibbs
Frank Rohfeld
Mary EK. Arnold
Jaimes Cleary
Joseph W. Smith
Andrew J. Madden
Joseph S. Foster
Hat
Mark Folan
Charles S. Stone
Charles B. Brazer
Nellie A. Macy
Emeline Macy
John W. Carroll
James H. Cowan
Charles FB. Devereux
Winfield W. Royal
Mansfield Adams
Fred A. Mellroy
Annie T. Flynn
Eddie Fowe
George Dow
Alice Peters
Alvarado Shaw
John H. Mitchell
Bernard J. Bannon
John Bannon
John H. Vincent
Mary A. Brown
William H. Mills
Harry Chase
Samuel G. Saunders
Edward Harrington
Mary L. Gurley
Frank P. Maloney
Thomas McCristle
Mamie KF. Noyes
John C. F. Seammon
Maria Dolan
Susie C. Colligan
Mary McCrystal
Arthur Foley
John M. Welsh
Wilbert Corbett
Thomas Killian
Frank EF. Leonard
Annie KE. Kilday
Edith A. Scanlon
Rose G. Scanlon
Rosie Concannon
Clarence E. Leonard
Frank H. Ruddick
Josephine Gilgan
Martha Gilgan
Maggie McCarthy
Jos, Shea
Lucy A. Sears
Jerem B. Hodson
Nellie Fitzgerald
William Brown
Henry Damon
Otis Day
Jas. Markey
Albert A. Libbey
George H. Alton
Sarah Murphy
Sophia FE. Copeland
Ernest A
Gilman L. Martin
William H. Norton
Frank Holland
Frank Friese
Eva Friese
Clara E. Wolfe
John H. F. Wolfe
Joseph A. Hart
William Colligan
James Welch
Charles E. Peters
William Butler
Lizzie A. Colligan
Ada M. Chevalier
Fred Smith
Rank Kelly
Mary J. Simonds
Walter ©. Goodwin
John F. Fuller
Hannah “Logan
Annie Whalen
Julius A. Greene
Katie Berrane
Denis Thompson
Alice Carnes
Frank Hassan
William H. F. Haley
Mary P. Kehew
Jeannie M. Brown
John E. Thomson
Richard FR. Weeka
Sophia Solvell
Thomas Greene
William Hi. Smith
Charles M. Litchfield
Mary Werner
Tom P. Deisee
Nette Kf. Gray
Annie Fleming
Chas. W. White, Jr
Hannah Ten
William P. Gilligan
Mary G. Kenney
Luther
Tarbell
John Kelley
Rosa Resardar
James Meldowny
Annie Gillooly
Peter J. Hansen
John FF. McNamara
Thomas O. Upton
George FE. Batchelder, Jr
Sylvia A. Ajammond
Edwin H. Litchfield
Frederick Ff. Hardy
F. Peter Deisel
Louis Stout
Sarai Mackenzie
Mary Murray
Margaret Sparrow
Russell S. Lord
Mamie KF. Carney
Rebecca Coppin
Clara Holmquiest
Henry Friese
Amiel Endoff
Mary KE. Newman
Hannah M. Doyle
Roger Berrane
Mary Kirkpatrick
Wm. E. Barton
Jamie MI. Swift
Shapter
Sal Commonwealth
Eliot
Hasings
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Herr Carl Legien
Federation of Trade Unions of Germany
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International Council of Labor Unions of
Herr Legion
Faneuil Hall
Frank H. McCarthy
John JT. Cashman
Painters’ Union 11
A. J. Howlett
James T. Moriarty
Sheet Metal Workers’ Union
James R. Crozier
Fred D. Perry
Old Colony Lodge
Frank Jennings
Boston Lodge
Louis R. Sullivan
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Cigar Factory Strippers’ Union
J . J. Hunt
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