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Boston Post

Location

Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

Dec 15, 1883

Page

4

Boston University Class Day Officers Named for 1954

The Class of 1954 Liberal Arts at Boston University selects officers: President G. L. Taft, Vice President C. O. Stone, Orator O. I. Powers, Poet M. Taylor, Historian J. M. Dame, undergrad address W. Taylor, Marshal H. J. Hersey. The Massachusetts Dental Society also announces officers: President D. M. Clapp, Vice Presidents J. Fr. Adams and S. G. Stevens, Secretary W. Page, Treasurer E. Page, Librarian R. kd. Andrews, Executive Committee members G. C. Ainsworth, L. Rideoutef Lynn, J. C. Hurlburt, H. A. Baker, and T. Whitman.

College of Liberal Arts Boston University G. L. Taft C. O. Stone O. i. Powers M. Taylor J. M. Dame W. #. Taylor H. J. Hersey Massachusetts Dental Society D. M. Clapp Boston J. Fr. Adams Worcester G. Stevens Lynn W. Page E. Page Charlestown R. Kd. Andrews Cambridge G. C. Ainsworth Leon Ride

Boston Theatres Show Diverse Programs This Afternoon and Evening

The Globe Theatre presents The Duke's Motto while the Boston Theatre stages Henry Irving and Eben Terry. The Boylston Museum offers Variety and Led Astray plays at the Boston Museum. Park Theatre features Robson and Crane, and Bijou presents The Beggar Student. Aums Manchester and Jennings Great Specialty Company perform in the afternoon and evening programs.

Howard Athen Aums Manchester and Jennings Great Globe Theatre Boylston Museum Boston Theatre Henry Irving Eben Terry Park Theatre Robson and Crane BIJOU Boston Museum

Gres The Latest Fashionable Ceramics From Limoges

The new Gres ware by Haviland & Co is a refined earthenware in vases urns jugs teapots and bric-a-brac shapes. It uses colored clays with gold accents on rich browns yellows and creams fired at higher temperatures. The line targets wealthy aesthetic tastes and has become the season’s fashion.

Haviland & Co Limoges White House

Boston Editor Responds to Christian Union Controversy

Gro. H. Burien of Washington D C denounces a Boston Post reprint of a Christian Union piece as libelous. He claims he was in the city hospital and not in a workhouse, defends his reputation to 150,000 readers, and jokes about Gen. Butler and literary figures while urging fair treatment.

The Boston Post Post Christian Union C. C West Masachusets Vimes Boston Gro. H. Burien Washington, D. C Washington Gen. Butler Gov. Butler Walter Scott Tom Hood Burrs Charles Lamb Theodore Hook Campbell Byron Tom Moore

Lobster Trade Forecast and Maine Law End Date

Cor with the Portland Press reports that Nova Scotia lobsters supply Boston and Maine markets after the November 15 Maine sales ban ends. The piece notes vast imports to Boston from Yarmouth and other Nova Scotia points, high losses in transit, and warns that unless shell export is prohibited and a strict August 1 to April 1 ban is enforced, Nova Scotia risks destroying a valuable product.

Cor Portland Press Boston Maine New England Yarmouth Nova Scotia Epicure Massachusetts

Twin brothers’ marriage ruses end in pursuit in Oregon

Alfred Grove, posing as his brother Henry Grove, married Lottie Avery of St Helen after Henry’s casual proposal. Henry’s wife was back in Kansas. Alfred’s deception was revealed, sparking a family quarrel and a gun-wielding father追追追 near Portland.

St. Helen Alfred Henry Grove Kansas Henry John Avery Lottie Avery Grove

Tremont Temple Bible Class With Rev RB Meredith

Sunday School teachers are invited to a Bible class conducted by Rev RB Meredith on the next Sunday school lesson at Tremont temple. A concert on the great organ by Jorge M Taylor will follow at 2 00 o'clock with a male quartet and grand chorus of 2000 voices performing.

RB. K. Meredith Tremont Temple Jorge M. Taylor

Mississippi name's变化 through ages in history

From the Magazine of American History notes how the Mississippi name evolved from Meche Sebe to Michispi and Mississipi. It traces Algonquin roots and early spellings by Tonti Laval Labatt Marquette and others, noting a single remaining 'p' in the modern French form and the uncredited American influence in another variant.

Magazine of American History Mississippi Father of Waters Tonti Laval Labatt Marquette France Louisiana

80 Ton Gun Demonstrates Power at Shoeburyness

The London Telegraph reports the fourth test of the 80 ton gun at Shoeburyness before War Office officials and Royal Artillery and Engineers. A single shot with a Palliser Projectile and prism powder cut through eighteen inches of iron and steel and smashed a thirty six inch oak backed target, pleasing the committee and hinting at a more exhaustive future test.

London Telegraph Shoeburyness War Office Royal Artillery Royal Engineers Goold Adams R.A

Suburban Masquerade Ball Lights Up Waltham Scene

The M C association held its annual masquerade ball at Music Hall last evening with 100 couples on the floor. Gritton's orchestra provided the music and Dill ran the supper, marking it as a highlight of the season in the suburb.

M.C. Association Music Hall Gritton Dill Salem Dalton City of Ynn Company II of Stoneham Town Wall J. F. Berry Mt. Auburn Street Charles River Cambridge Cambridge City Hospital Chelsea Court John McDonough John F. Healey William S. Bartlett Unitarian Church Chelsea B. H. Paddock Gray St. Luke’s Church Newbury House of Correction Malden Spot Pond

Life in New York City and playful rhymes misdirect

Cartoonish captions mock political figures and professions with pithy twists. The lines reference city life and occupational roles, hinting at satire of officials, performers, and professionals amid a breezy verse.

Fire commissioner accepts resignation of Walter Sheene

The fire commissioners have accepted the resignation of Walter Sheene a member of book and ladders. Summonses upon all unpaid taxes of the year 1883 will be issued from the city collector's office Monday December 17 carrying costs from that date. All proposals for night soil removal by the city board of health have been rejected and new bids will be advertised. The present contract signed November 20 1880 expires January J.

Walter Sheene Book and Ladders City Board of Health

Atlantic and North Carolina railroad leased for 30 years

Raleigh December 14 Today the Atlantic and North Carolina railroad was leased to an eastern syndicate for 30 years. The line extends from Goldsboro to Morehead. The terms of the lease require its extension to Fayetteville within four years.

Raleigh N. C Atlantic and North Carolina Railroad Eastern Goldsboro Morehead Fayetteville

Ocean Steamers sailings and arrivals to New York Boston

A historic steamship schedule lists arrivals at Boston and departures from Boston and New York with names of ships such as Deronda Dantzic Lombard s Sous Wetherby and Messina along with agents like Phelps Bros Co and Warren Co and dates in November and December from London Antwerp Liverpool and Palermo. The list includes ships destined for New York and New England ports with routes to Bremen Glasgow Leerdam and Palermo and notes the dates and agents for each voyage.

Deronda Dantzic Lombard’s Liverpool P H du Vernet Nederland Antwerp Wright & Sons Seinedam Amsterdam Funch, Edge & Co Plau Prince Pim, Forwood & Co Krine London WJ Hurst Abyssinia Willams & Guon Oelrichs & Co Bremen State of Florida Glasgow Archimede Palermo Ludgate Hill Leerdam Labracor Rhynland Boston WAME Newcastle City Brigham & Co Virginian Thayer & Lincoln Juliet Lombard Norseman Warren & Co Missouri Warren & Co Samaria New York Main Notting Hill Seager Bros Nederland Wright & Sons Celtic R J Curtis W J Hurst

Mail Steamers and European Mail Departures Dated

Designated mail steamers and departures listed for Boston posts. Mails close at Boston Post Office with routes to German States Europe via Southampton and Bremen on Main from New York Friday Dec 14. Oceanic steamer serves Japan Shanghai Hong Kong and East Indies from San Francisco Dec 18. Australia steamer handles Sandwich Islands Fiji Sydney routes from San Francisco Dec 21. Also notes Pacific steamer deposits eight or nine days before sailing. Includes miniature almanac and daylight hours for the day.

Boston Posto the Europe Southampton Bremen New York Japan Shanghai Hong Kong

Odd Ball Transatlantic Arrival Fragments

A garbled OCR list shows multiple ship movements with ports including New York Glasgow San Francisco St Jago Havre London and Belfast style fragments. Names like Helvetia Oceanic Amerique Geiser and Mounts Bay appear with mixed origins and destinations, suggesting a damaged maritime notices column.

New York Ethiopia Glasgow Helvetia Antwerp London San Francisco Oceanic China St Jago Santiago Alexandria Boston Havre Amerique Zeeland Switzerland Rom New Pe Salerno Hull Norfolk Geiser Giacaties Llth Clandon New Orleans Mounts Bay Galveston Palestine Roxburgh Norfol Crookhaven Republic

Maritime listings of steamers and ships with sugar and cotton cargoes

A dense catalog of vessels and captains tied to ports from Philadelphia to Portland and beyond. Entries note steamer, bark, or schooner names with masters or owners, routes, cargoes of sugar, cotton, or salt, and destinations such as Gloucester Newport Boston Demerara and various American and Canadian ports. The fragmentary text preserves numerous vessel names, owners, and port pairs reflecting 19th century mercantile sailing activity.

Lerks Hand Philadelphia Demerara RC Cushman & Co Brsch Centennial Bonnell Tirsch Geraldine Goodwin St Pierre, Mart Dana Brothers Irsch Lara B. Bonnell St Johns D W Job & Co Helena Morris Chard Yarmouth Irsch Victor Moxner Port Hawkesbury Ida L Bull Barnstable Brunswick Eddie Abbott Young Virginia Hathe Gaker Barker Richmond Delhi Ilewitz Georgetown William D Marvel O’ Keefe Baltimore Milford Look Emma C Middleton Banks Willie A Higgins Jones Hannah M Buell Ireland Mary G Collins Congine Beebe Beebe Sarah Wood Hickman Hiade Emily H Naylor Fisher Handy AH Hurlburt Crosby Abbott W Lewis Peaks Gov Hall Cain Annie T Bailey Bearse Wheeler Godfrey M Allen Brown Woot Stanley Henry N Squire Matthews Jorge Bourne Thompson Aarford Jones Elizabethport Allston Powers James Oakes Gray Perth Amboy Mitchell Bunker Victor Gon OS Amboy Eva Tyes

Foreign Steamer Acadia and Fleet of Vessels Cleared

A list of ships cleared or loaded for Philadelphia New Orleans and other ports. Includes Foreign Steamer Acadia Bristol Glasgow Topaz Bethel Halifax Barclay Co Fleetly Lohves Bridgewater NS Emma Hiickens Barrington NS and numerous other ships and tonnage connections. Wind southwest prevailing as Ocean King sails and bark Moses Tower noted.

Massenstein Glasgow Henderson Bros Bethel Halifax Barclay & Co Fleetly Lohves Bridgewater Delong & Seaman Emma E.hiickens Barrington Julian Pratt Britt St John J F Currier Zulma Haytien Chisholm Hayti John Chisholm Canning McLeod Buenos Ayres Chas Hunt & Co Brich Fiona Connelly Kay Robert Russell & Co Tremont Donovan Portland William Weeks Mary Bartlett Libby Machias JS i & Co William Swalker Nickerson Baltimore T B Garland Kelley Bay View Eva L Ferris Fitz Bros & Co Lavinia Campbell Frank Kin Raymond T Maul Lee Philadelphia Alice B Phillips Benton Stephenard Pehaffey Bayonne Frank Neally Handy Woodbidge J 4 Moore Arnold New London Fitz Bros Ann Dole Blackman Tenants Harbor Philadelphia, By the Same. Also Cleared.sch Annie E Kranz Pervere New Orleans Atwood & Rich Bark

Voyage of Coastal Ships and Vessels in December Observed

From Our Corresponden' es Vineyard Waven details a busy sailing period with numerous brig, schooner, and steamer movements between Boston New York Portland Bath Bath and other ports. The list includes names such as Storm King McDonald Icis Merrill C Hart Teaser McIntire and many others with destinations ranging from New Haven Boston Portland and Rockland to Saint John and Eastport. A few vessels report minor incidents and cargo notes including the revenue cutter Galletin receiving coal after a near- Wharf collision.

Biddeford Lake Erie Cape Cod Pomroy Cape Truro Ugiv Newport Boston Light Vineyard Waven Bng Storm King McDonald Boston New York Ene Winslow Perth Amboy Icis Merrill Hart Watts Elizabethport Teaser McIntire Portland Francis Edwards Brookings Bath Petra Kelley Hoboken Bansxer Express Manning Rockland Rob Cargill James O’ Donohue Mello Lubee Ciara Jane Allen Pembroke South Shore Davies Bull River Slydars Sullivan Virginia Bragdon Boston Brave Stratton AG Brooks Smaliage Edgartown Icis Watchman Martha Weeks Bucksport Ella Pressy Milford Nautilus Lynn Galletin Mitchell Calais Walter Franklin Cole Frank Nelson Thompson Red Beach Sch KE & G W Hinds Hill Reich Fastport Mott Haven Collins Sarah A Reed Hallowell Linden, Thompson Boothbay Glenullen Bunker Steuben Aurora Borealis Udell St John Opera Fowler Gibenard Gilchrist Acacia Whelpey Susie Pescott Munson Merlins Riley Do Terdo Ciara Stewart Wood Point Flora Bentley Parrsboro Dio Ruth Baker Machias Rallant Hardy Rockport R L Tay Clifford Mott Ilaven Rebet D Rhodes Clark Mary Augusta Vall East Greenwich Riverside Eastport Ivanhoe Gray Gloucester Spreme Judicial Court Holden Wtlhin Suffolk Ella A. Plummer George M. Plummer Poston George M. Plunmer Boston, On the ‘$Ti Day of January, A. D Ella A. Plcommer

Maritime Departures and Sailings Reported Abroad

Despatches from Christiana to Ar Dec 14 list steamer Gewer and Andon with origins New Gibraltar and New Orleans. Moored ships include British America Coalfeet bound for the United States from Lisbon, bark Monte San Angelo Sea pati to New Orleans, and steamers Palestine Roxburgh from Boston and Norfolk. London Ar Dec 14 notes steamer Monts Bay from Galveston. bark Scotland Munroe sailed to New York on the 13th. steamer Republic from New York reported.

Republic New York Antwerp Zeeland Buschmann Philadelphia Switzerland Beynon Bristol Stanmore Devereaux Men America Hamelmann Baltimore Gen Roberts Galveston Denver Herbert Beech Bingay Charter Oak Laffin London Sebastian Bach Watjen Bremen Boaswow Alexandria Ramsay Jonere Amerique Santelli Newark Liverpool Murciano Lazanaga New Orleans Harrogate Surtees Newport News Watlington Davies Willie Reed Yates San Francisco Lake Winnipeg Stewart Nessmore Inch Helvetia Rogers Bizarc Nina Sheldon Colson Quique Falmouth Kangs Gouty Potter Hambure Queenstown Hereward Bezen Charleston

Whalers ready for whaling cruise at port entry

Whalers Paris Atlantic of New Bedford and Wandler of San Francisco were at the harbor on the 7th, prepared to depart for a whaling voyage.

Paris Atlantic New Bedford Wandler San Francisco

Sailing details brief coastal voyage notices

Bark Yarmouth Reed from Trapani supplied with provisions at Worcester on December 8 finishing near Gloucester. Brig Clara Pickens Coombs from Trapani bound for Gloucester reported 22 miles east southeast of Absecom on December 13. Big Salisbury McArthur from Pensacola to Rio Janeiro reported 20 miles north of Gun Key on December 9.

Yarmouth Reed Trapani Woucester Big Salisbury McArthur Pensacola Rio Janeiro Gun Key Clara Pickens Coombs Gloucester Absecom

Lighthouse Buoy Placed Near Shoal Entrance

Philadelphia reports a first class spar buoy set near the whistling buoy at the south shoal entrance to Delaware Bay. The buoy matches the color and number to mark the shoal if the whistling buoy shifts from its position by order of the Lighthouse Board.

4Th District Philadelphia Delaware Bay Lighthouse Board G B White USN

Maritime notes recount ships, repairs, and crew actions

Milford to Savannah voyage notes Sir Chase Sprague anchored at Smithville. War Hawk moved for potential raising after fire at Port Discovery. Bridges purchased with Gallagher & Co and Capt Harmon Littlejohn to command. Ulterior items cover wrecks, cargoes, and swift loading feats by stevedore Sullivan aboard the Warren line.

Sir Chase Sprague Milford Conn Savannah Smithville Cecil War Hawk Port Discovery HS Bridges Pembroke Gallagher & Co Portland Harmon Littlejohn Anna Currier Vineyard Sound New Bedford Townshend Hillsboro New York Parrsboro Apple River Marie Anguilla Yarmouth Eva Mand Macomber Cow Bay Bluehill South Harbor Windsor Stevedore Sullivan Warren Line Lowa

Disasters Hit Multiple Vessels Along Atlantic Coast

A swift survey of reports shows numerous ships damaged or lost at sea. Ships tied to Parrsboro and Gardiner report wrecks or beached conditions at Sand River and Billingsport. Other vessels including the Auk and Albertine are wrecked or parted from tow lines in gale conditions.

New London Cornfield Shoal Sch Bessie H Rowe Adams Galveston Providence Lon Philadelphia Taylor & Mathis Hogg Charleston Billingsport Julian Brown Mochodac Creek Alexandria Thos Campbell Killorglin Ireland St John London Auk Liverpool Rotterdam Albertine Walters Quebec Greenock

Foreign Ports Steamers and Ships Departures Listed

A compressed record of vessel movements from various ports. Entries include departures from Rio Janeiro to New York on ships Holbein and Advance Beers, and Dec 15 sailings for New York by Steamer Herscheil. Also notes in port at St Lucia Souris and St John NB with several brigs and steamers listed among others.

New Orleans Esse Webb John West End London Martha Cobb Greenbank New York Grecian Philadelphia Oporto Mississippi Seattle Southston Chem Lammergier Whiteside Edsacola-Alpen Jonathan Weir Brown Cape Race Durham City Land Boston Mouvarch Dancomb Belvedere Don Enrique Enoch Talbot Don Nicolas Louisberg CB Hudson Bones Coosaw Plymouth Guildford Muffett Trieste Rio Janeiro Holbein Advance Beers Brazil St Thomas Hipparchus Herscheil St Lucia Colomno Garston Cardiff Souris Pee Cam Owen McRae Queenstown St John Reaper Wasson Maggie L. Spragg Portland Sabrina Urquhart Alice S Kerrigan Barry Reynard Providence Juno Coombs W H Mailler Cummings Harry C de Wolf Holmes Afton Day Glad Tidings Hatneld KG Moran McDougall Lillie Bell Odell Victoria BC Josephus Rogers San Francisco Nanaimo State St Kosten Varick and Laight Sts Miel EB Derner Berkley Johanna Richter Llagwara Place M.E.S. Abbott Burnington Wellington Street City Mary £. Sanborn Adel Lynd C. S. Barker Andover Mesd Gliamond Mable Green Li Davis Street Canmibridge Mass Miss Selig Kendall Street Eva Menken Werner Street John Brisson West Roadwy A. Murry Hyde Park Miss D. J. Rigby Spencer Avenue Chelsea A. A. Hayward Chauncy Street Booth H.C. Brown Somerville Gertrude Lincoln Commonwealth Avenue B. Clatiia West Me Weil Oo Sikh Hennesey Crescent Place S. Service L. Cross Washington St Geo. Giardner Tremont P.S. Farrell Prince St A. E. Lincoln A. EF. Simpson Broadway S. Boston D. S. Davis Boriston Market Kate McDonald Hanson St Cenuine Geo. E. Marsters Dorchester Ave S. S Detective N. N Mr. Havng Cambridge Mrs. Bri. M. Thayer Shawmut Ave G. A. Brigham Marlborough S.S C. H. Allen Spencer T. L. Wadleigh Meredith Josiah Fowler High St Colman Edward Brown Buckingham St O. P. Day Dorsey F. M. Eaton Claremont Block S.&s Josie Boylston Ana Boylston C. A. Jackson South Boston Enquirer So. Boston C. W. Masters Orchard St. Idyblands James Jardim Mystic Moore Charlestown H. Rood Swanton F. W. Foater Friend W. L. Terhune J. F. Spencer Fulton St Lori Richardson Merchants Exchange Buthing H. N. Peak Medford K. A. Waterhouse Neponset Sarah M. Henry Gould G. B. Townsend Newtonville Burt Brock Reading Street Hazelton Reading St John W. Simpson Island Court Frederick Mahoney Have. Express Court Ave D. S M. Holden Silver St South Boston Lydia Barnes Kendall St F. A. Nye Cor. State and Congress Srs George W. Stetson The Mercury John W. Locke Hay, Wood and Coal Seabrook N. H George E. Goodall St. Johnsbury East Vt J. M. Will Wm. McGuire Charles St East Cambridge Mrs. James Arnold Bros Abington

Sailed ships and ships clears across Atlantic ports

A long list of vessels sailing and clearing from various U S and international ports including Belfast Boston Buenos Ayres New York Philadelphia and Havre. Entries note ship names captains destinations and dates such as sailing on the 13th and 14th with multiple bark steamers and schooners bound for ports in Europe the Caribbean and South America.

Veritas Fredericksen Hamburg Ole Smith Plout Florence Liverpool Icis W Steelman Higbee New York Clara E Bergen Cook Isaac Orbeton Trim Richmont Virginia Dearse Philadelphia Sarah. Warren Baltimore Schs Kate V Aitken Brewer Tun Creek James H Gordon Lawrence Isaiah K Stetson Trask Trinidad Susie P Oliver Éareen Valparaiso Knowlton Bangor Myra Sears Tyler Boston Isalveston Louise Albrethsen Hartlepool Hercules Marco Polo Remersten Davie Ariadne Hanson Georgetown Port Ith George Congdon Wicks Gracie NI MecLure Myemmis Abbie K Bently Baker Richmond Chase Jeffreys Bassett John EF. Sanford Henderson Jacksonville Creared Meyer & Miler Perkins Barrett Thomas C Kennedy Sproul Belfast Mobile Ar Ith Bark Arcadia Anderson Matanzas Certie Nelson Arey Tampa Lanarkshire Berner Cardus Fort Morgan Peruvienne Stica St Nazaire Pensacola Orleans Morgan Staples Havana Nueva Chiarina Rajoine Castellamare Doris & Doria Echevaro Grand Caillou Timsall Wilson Havre Cyrmro Dins Cardiff Hay Green Badt Iaw Newcastle Thornhill Newport Mkews Norfolk Wm H Bailey Bailey Thomas L James Longstreet Ethiopia Glassow Helvetia Smith Antwerp Bristow London Resolute Nickels Hong Kong Santa Clara Rivers Manila Judsley Maracaibo Susan Bergen Oehein Nuevetasische Chester Thestrup Nellie Pickering Flowers Brunswick Marie Porter St Martins Mary K Rowland Wethes Para Daisy Boynton Shackfork Ragged Island Nellie Crosby Devean Rochefort William Wiler Depatrice Charleston

Numerous NY MA VT NH and Mass residents listed in Palmer directory

A long roster of individuals and couples with towns across New York Massachusetts Vermont New Hampshire and other states appears in a directory style listing. Names include CP Palmer New York W J Knowton Mass J H Halroyd Albany Mrs Sylvester Providence JB Abbott and many others with scattered cities and towns. The compilation reads like a social or residential directory with no narrative or events described.

CP Palmer New York A Peck Knowton Mass H Halroyd Albany Walker Providence Hall Bragdon NeAdams Abbott Sylvester Barclay Bridges & Wf Hopliton Portsmouth A Pattis Suncook L Hosmer Robinson Taunton J. Ballew Woons Wilson Bartholomew Bord Marbo Mies

List of Names and Residences from a City Directory Fragment

A fragmentary directory entry lists numerous individuals with associated cities and initials. Names span NY, Philadelphia, Portland, Boston, Lowell, Worcester, New Haven, and other locales, with occasional titles and spouses noted.

Names on trade listing and advertisements across cities

A historical listing of firms, agents, and addresses from multiple cities including Atlanta Boston Chicago Cincinnati Cleveland Dallas Detroit Indianapolis Leavenworth Nashville Philadelphia Pittsburg and San Francisco, followed by an advertisement for writing desks and a medical claim for Ayer’s Sarsaparilla. The fragment preserves names like Gramling Lester Gates O’Connell Meyer and others, with assorted company names and locations.

Atlanta Everett Kiser Dorsey, Crane, Boylston & Go Childs Cadlds Groff & Ga Dallas Tex Fid Wyman Howell Bros Davenport P Doe Bryant & Doe Dubuque Sears Dubuque P Large P Large &Co Cme Pickenbrock Pickenbrock & Co

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