Amateur Baseball Commission Updates Cincinnati
The Amateur Baseball Association of Cincinnati and vicinity, led by George Byrich as president, reports steady progress in harmonizing leagues and curbing player defections. The new constitution outlines officers, duties, rules, and disciplinary power, with annual dues set at two dollars and meetings slated for March.
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Amateur Baseball Commission
George Byrich
Cincinnati
Diggers
Commission
Amateur Baseball Association of
Cincinnati, O., and Vicinity
Amateur Baseball
Bec
Eitity
Canadians Clear Up on Galvesca at Fort Erie
Fort Erie, N Y July 9 Canadians backed Galvesca to win the first race as the filly rallied from last to beat Detroit in a fast five furlongs. Weather clear track fast. Other races featured Dr Keith, Bergoo, John A., Onyx, John Carroll, Zipango and Ceremonious among notable runners with tight finishes and clear results.
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Buffalo
N. Y
Galvesca
Fort Erie
Detroit
Vickery
Sentry
Pulka
Musgrave
Broadsword
Miss Rex
Ben P
Charman
Orman
Loetta Creed
Good . Intent
Earnaught IH
Bankes
Johnny Tan
Dr. Keith
Archibald
Bergoo
McClain
d.Awawegang
Stocy
Harrington
Fell
Ohn A
Howard
Bimcoe
J. Reid
Steel
Ross
Preston
Mary Talbott
Kennedy
Gemmell
Mentry
Grande Dame
Solon Ingle
Mary Candelmas
Minos
Cable
Cruche d’Or
Hiacko
Bekful
Préendale
King of the Mist
Dreyer
Adoration
Chandler
Molesey
Maltion
Usury
Montclair
Protoganot
Julant
de Burgoo
Bonnie Bard
Kageran
Sheepshead Bay Race Entries Highlight Wide Range of Races
A snapshot of Sheepshead Bay entries lists races across six divisions. Notable horses include Nimbus Dreamer Prince Dominus Alvi Tony Bonero Wiggins The Gardener Missy Gridiron Takahira Carle Florimel in the first handicap for reyear-olds and up at 6 furlongs, Thistledale and Reginald in the hylar steeplechase, Angerona Bound Greendale Schoolmarm Jacqueline Amelia Jenks in the Vernal fillies race, and long Island golds in the 1 1 2 mile event. The sporting stakes feature King Sol Rio Grande Killochan Seawolf in the 3-year-olds and up selling. The Ormondale open for 8-year-olds and up closes the program.
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Nimbus
Dreamer
Prince
Dominus Alvi
Tony Bonero
Wion Wiggins
the Gardener
Missy
Gridirion
Tak&hira
Carle
Florimel
Thistledale
Reginald
Touchwood
Hampton
Valhalla
Degier
Adjutor
Angerona
N Bound
Greendale
Schoolmarm
Jacqueline
Amelia Jenks
Oarth
Long Island
Montgomery
Effendi
King Sol
Oods
Killochan
Seawolf
Orgondale
Curt Sporse
Wilton
Two Men Die in Blue Bonnets Racing Crash
Montreal July 9 two men died at the Canadian Automobile club races at Blue Bonnets track. C K Batchelder of Newport Vermont and J T Twohey of Montreal were killed in a ten mile stock touring car event when Batchelder’s Stearns collided with the fence and both men were thrown clear. Twohey died from a broken neck and Batchelder died soon after from severe injuries.
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Montreal
C. K. Batchelder
Newport
J. T. Twohey
Canadian Automobile Club
Blue Bonnets
Batchelder
Stearns
Twohey
Burman
He Stearns
Southern tennis finals loom at East Lake after semifinals
In Atlanta July 9 finals in the Southern championship at East Lake are set for tomorrow. Semifinals today saw Grant and Pell beat Logan and Phelps 6 11 6 4. Pell defeated C R Smith 6 0 6 8 in men's singles. Miss Evans of Augusta defaulted to Miss Turle of New York in women's singles. Mrs. B Moore of New Orleans, current champion, will face Miss Turle tomorrow. In mixed doubles Clark and Reid Smith defeated Drummond and Atkins 6 8 6 1, while Monroe and Logan beat Evans and Dawson 6 1 6 3.
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Atlanta
East Lake
Grant
Pell
Logan
Phelps
T. R. Pell
C. R. Smith
Miss Evans
Augusta
Miss Turle
New York
B. Moore
New Orleans
Miss Urle
Miss Clark
Reid Smith
Miss Drummond
G. H. Atkins
Monroe
Mr. Logan
V. Dawson
Connecticut golf final set at Greenwich today
In the Connecticut championship semifinals Jackson of Arawana defeated Soutter of Greenwich 3 and 2, while Merriman of Waterbury beat Graham of Greenwich 2 and 1. The finals are scheduled for tomorrow.
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Greenwich
Conn
Connecticut
R.L. Jackson
Arawana
James T.soutter
B. P. Merriman
Waterbury
Samuel J. Graham
Palmer and Wyeth Win East Jersey League Cups
R H Palmer and G L Wyeth champions of the East Jersey league tournament at Elizabeth New Jersey defeated Columbia University pair H P Smith and K M Boorman 7 5 6 1 6 3 in the final.
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New York
R. H. Palmer
G. L. Wyeth
New Jersey
Noted physicians address Miami valley medical outing
Special dispatch from Hamilton Ohio reports the annual outing of the Miami valley medical associations at the Miami Valley Chautauqua grounds. Speakers include W H Snyden president of the Ohio State Medical association from Toledo Dr George W Crile of Cleveland Dr E S McKee of Cincinnati Dr C L Patterson of Dayton and Dr Dan Millikin of Hamilton. Over one hundred physicians attend.
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Tribune
Hamilton
Medical Associations
Miami Valley
Miami Valley Chautauqua Grounds
W. H. Snyden
Ohio State Medical Association
Toledo
George W. Crile
Cleveland
E. 8. McKee
Cincinnati
C. L. Patterson
Dayton
Dan Millikin
Pearsons vows last million to Chicago education
Daniel K Pearsons the Sage of Hindale announces he will devote the rest of his eighty ninth year to distributing his final one million dollars among Chicago educational and philanthropic institutions. He notes he has given away over four million and plans gifts before his 90th birthday April 14, seeking to end the burden of ongoing philanthropy.
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Commercial Tribune
Chicago
Daniel K. Pearsons
Hindale
Institutions of
Premier Asquith Refuses Hearing After Suffragette Protest
Four suffragettes led by Mrs Despard waited near parliament and pressed to see Premier Asquith at Downing Street. He accepted a petition but did not hear their concerns and later left to his residence. The deputation was arrested for disorderly conduct and remanded until Monday.
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London
Maneater on Roosevelt Route Brings Road Closure
Naivasha British East Africa July 9 government closes the Nairobi Fort Hall road 60 miles long due to man eating lions roaming the district. Several natives killed in recent days. Former President Roosevelt is on a shooting trip in Sotik district about 50 miles west of the railway.
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Naivasha
British East Africa
Nairobi
Fort Hall
Kenya
Uganda
Roosevelt
Sotik
Black Hand Agent Fires At Man In Pittsburg
Italian produce merchant R Constantina fired three shots at Tony Norino in Mulberry alley and Twenty first street after an alleged black hand threat. Norino escaped unharmed and Constantina was arrested.
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Pittsburg
R. Constantina
Tony Norino
Mulberry Alley
Twentyfirst Street
Norino
Constantina
Rebel Leaders Move on Teheran Capital
Teheran July 9 report says Sipahdar with the main revolutionary force left Kerraj at dawn to join Sardarasad in a southward thrust toward Tehran. A strong Cossack force from Shahabad reportedly counters the flanking move as the two leaders declare an intention to enter the capital without delay.
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Teheran
Sipahdar
Kerraj
Sardarasad
Shahabad
Democratic committee in Dayton calls for primary ticket selection
Campbell County Democratic Executive committee members meet in Dayton to press for a primary to name the November local ticket. Fourteen Newport Bellevue and nine rural members attend as leaders blamed for campaign delays, urging Reuscher and Trevor to convene within a week or face a state central appeal.
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Newport
Campbell County
Democratic Executive Committee
Dayton
William Schlueter
Second
Boone Streets
Bellevue
Reuscher
County Committee
Trevor
Judicial Committee
State Central Committee
Wife files bigamy charge against Newport man
Carrie Newsome swore out a warrant charging her husband Walter Newsome with bigamy after learning he wed Delia Fay Weghorst in Newport in January 1908 while he remained legally married to Carrie since September 1896. Newsome was arrested in Cincinnati on a separate case and will be brought to Newport on requisition.
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Walter Newsome
Carrie Newsome
Hawkins
Newport
Newsome
Delia Fay -Weghorst
Newport church notes on Sunday services across city
Public worship times and sermon topics for multiple churches. Topics include The Popular Road to Destruction and The Unpopular Road to Life at Mark's English Lutheran. A Modern Martyr and Vision Lifted Lives at Congregational. Morning prayer at St Pauls Episcopal. The Good Seed of the Kingdom and The Christian Life as a Race at Central Christian. The Tragedy of the Ages and A Graphic Picture at M E Church. The Unfathomable Well at First Presbyterian.
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Re. Mark
H. W. Hatshue
York Street
F. E. Bigelow
St. Paul's Episcopal
Charles Clingman
J. B. Thompson
Central Christian
Charles L. Garrison
Taylor Street
M.E
Crates
R Milton’ Noble
Pole Move Sparks Clash Over Newport Street Car Pole
A dispute at Eleventh and Monmouth streets Newport yesterday morning over moving a feed wire pole for the street car line led to a clash between William Kneller saloon keeper and Theodore Marz Superintendent of Public Works. To enable Marz to make the corner radius the pole had to be moved back from Kneller’s door. Kneller blocked the work for hours prompting Police Judge Hawkins to issue a warrant for interfering before an amicable settlement allowed the pole to be placed as Marz had directed.
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Eleventh
Monmouth
Newport
William Kneller
Theodore Marz
Marz
Street Rar Company
Kneller
Hawkins
Dayton Women Die After Sudden Illness
Mrs Susan Winters 69 died suddenly of heart failure at her home 624 Fifth avenue Dayton Ky late Thursday night. Mrs Rosetta Johnson of Second avenue Dayton died early yesterday at Speers hospital after surgery. Body moved to home of her daughter 612 Fifth avenue Dayton Ky.
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Susan Winters
Fifth Avenue
Dayton
Rosetta Johnson
Second Avenue
Speers Hospital
Newport Real Estate Transfer to Huber Couple
Nicholas Weierich and wife transfer Lot 29 in Southgate's Subdivision in Highlands to George W. Huber and wife. The record notes a property conveyance for the Newport real estate matter.
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Nicholas Weierich
George W. Huber
Southgate
Highlands
Governor Seeks Ban on Officers Eating Patients’ Food
Governor W. R. Stubbs states that officers and employees of state institutions should not eat patients’ food. He argues such practice harms patients and undermines care standards across institutions in Kansas.
Burkamp Confirms Campaign To Stay In Race
In Newport yesterday Attorney Burkamp dismissed rumors he would drop out of the Republican nomination race for commonwealth attorney. He said he is running to finish and blamed political enemies for the false report. He remains the sole Republican candidate with the support of party workers.
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Newport
Commonwealth
Attot Ek Oork
Burkamp
Attorméy
Republees
Newport Gas Franchise Ordinance Review Underway
City Solicitor Baker and gf Newport spent yesterday examining the ordinance for furnishing natural gas to Newport. Amendments will be prepared by early next week for submission to the gas company. Citizens criticize the stringent amendments, fearing they may deter company consideration.
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Baker
Newport
General Council For
Newport water works meet to probe crew dispute
The Newport commissioners hold a 4 PM special session to examine a clash within the water works pumping station engineering crew. Chief Engineer Fred Sauerbrey plans to present his side after filing a complaint against Engineers William Lampe and John Dunnegan at the prior board meeting.
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Newport Waterworks Commissioners
Fred Sauerbrey
Wiliam Lampe
John Dunnegan
Denver Couple Marries for Novelty in Newport
Joseph Keeran, 28, and Miss Bidnche Wharff, 21, traveled from Denver to Newport seeking a Kentucky wedding. They obtained a license from Deputy Clerk Maher and married yesterday by Magistrate Hutchinson. After the ceremony they proceeded to Cincinnati and then on a broader trip.
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Newport
Joseph Keeran
Kentucky
Cincinnati
Newport News Notes and Local Events Summary
City Treasurer Lohstroh reports June duplicate taxes totaling 96 600 dollars, an increase over 1908. Naomi Lodge No 6 Shepherds of Bethlehem in Newport installs new officers with social program. Funeral services for William Pierman, Pool’s Creek farmer, will be held at his residence with burial at Coldspring. Campbell County Bar Association member Thomas P Carothers elected vice president at Kentucky Bar annual meeting in Paducah.
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Lohstroh
Newport
Naomi Lodgey
Shepherds
Bethlehem
Red Men's Hall
Eighth
Monmouth Streets
William Pierman
Pool’s Creek
Licking Pike
Coldspring
Campbell County Bar Association of
Kentucky Bar Association
Paducah
Thomas P. Carothers
Carothers
Campbell County Courts Grant Permanent Injunction
Judge Yungblut made permanent the restraining order in Frank Listerman v Winter to stop attachment actions against Listerman in Cincinnati. Winter had sought wage attachments for $30. In the Perry divorce, Judge Yungblut granted a decree and restored Ethel Perry to her maiden name Ethel Fitzgerald. The petition states the couple wed in March 1907 and he left a year later.
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Frank Listerman
J. A. Winter
Squire Dumont
Cincinnati
Yungblut
Winter
Listerman
Ethel Perry
Albert C. Perry
Yungbtut
Ethel Fitzgerald
State orders staff to pay for extra meals at prison
The governor insisted that inmates and staff share the same food standards. He argued if the grub is not good enough for officers and employees it isn’t good enough for growing children and invalids in the institution. An order requires officers and employees to pay for all extras out of pocket. Previously staff enjoyed seasonal delicacies at the state’s expense.
Thaw Case Decided No Venue Change in Hearing
New York July 9 Supreme Court Justice Gaynor denied the motion to remove Thaw’s hearing from Westchester to New York County. Harry K Thaw was brought to White Plains where Justice Mills began testimony on his plea for release from the asylum. Thaw has remained jailed in White Plains pending Gaynor’s decision on removal by New York and Westchester authorities.
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New York
Supreme Court
Gaynor
Westchester County
New York County
Harry K. Thaw
White Plains
Mills
Thaw
Westchester
Jerome
Latonia Annexation Wins 9 to 7 in Covington Vote
Covington approves annexation of Latonia by a 9 to 7 margin after hours of debate. Mayor Craig and President Walter Cleary lead backers while Latonia Mayor Earle and a large delegation counter the move citing Latonia finances and debts.
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Latonia
Covington
Latopia
Walter Cleary
Earle
Craig
Tonia
Examiner Webner
Latonia Bai
Sidewal
Kentucky
Covin
Elliston
Three Milegu
Fountain Square
Dairymen Agree to Comply With New Inspection Rules
Kenton and Bootie counties dairymen surprised Covington Health Board by appearing cooperative at the meeting. Mayor Craig and officials will grant time to make required changes before inspections. Some seek ten days to a month. Cincinnati wholesalers pledge support for a pure milk supply. Thirty five dairymen attended.
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Kenton
Bootie
Covington
Board of Health
Cincinnati
Sunday church services listed for Covington area
St John s Episcopal rector John M Hamilton leads 111 a m prayer and sermon with 7 30 p m prayer and sermon. First Presbyterian J I Blackburn pastor 9 30 a m Sabbath school 11 a m preaching The Power of Christs Presence Union service at Fifth Street Christian First Christian Fifth Street Milo Atkinson minister 11 a m preaching Subjects include The Judgment Day Union services 6 45 p m Life Lessons for Me From the Gospel of John Dr Lyle Reynolds leader Sermon by Rev J I Blackburn Shinkle Methodist John E Williams pastor 11 a m Rev W Jones of Main Street church preaches 7 p m Epworth League 7 45 p m preaching by the pastor Scott Street M E South J R Savage pastor Morning topic Holding Up the Prophets Hands no evening service Sunday school 9 30 Fourth Street Christian Joseph W Hagin minister Communion and morning sermon 11 a m Paul s Conception of a Christian Y P S C E joins 6 45 p m Young People union service Union M E G F Oliver pastor 11 a m sermon by Rev C R Stout
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St. John’s Episcopal
John M. Hamilton
First Presbyterian
J. I. Blackburn
Christ
Fifth Street
First Christian
Milo Atkinson
Young’ Peoples
Lyle Reynolds
Shinkle Methodist
John E. Williams
W. Jones
Main Street
Young People’s Union
First Christian Church
Union M. E
G. F. Oliver
C. R. Stout
Thaw Case Removal Sought For Expert Witness Convenience
The New York county authorities urge removal of the case to New York to suit the needs of many expert witnesses. They argue Thaw, confined in the state lunatic asylum for a year, should be evaluated by the asylum physicians to decide if he has recovered and can be set at large after a full hearing.
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New York
Seven year old boy shot himself with stolen gun
Raymond Meyer aged 7 of 1204 Front Street was found to have accidentally shot his left arm with a 32 caliber revolver he reportedly stole from a stable. Police determined Meyer held the revolver and fired it himself while playing in a vacant Front and Harriet streets building.
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Raymond Meyer
Front Street
Jim Broeht
Slooalley
Meyer
Front and
Harriet Streets
Hearing Set To Investigate Yeast Manufacturing Practices
Washington officials schedule a broad hearing to examine the production and labeling of compressed yeast and yeast preparations. The inquiry topics include purity and manufacturing standards, with testimony before the board of agriculture and related agencies.
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Washington
Agricul Lda
Pa San
Open Face of Divine Truth sermon at First church
Morning service at First Christian Church Madison Avenue features Glass on The Open Face of Divine Truth. Evening union service joins all First church attendees for the event.
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Howor
First ‘Christian
Madison Avenue Presbyterian
Glass
Div Truth
Kenton County Court Deals With Board Bill and Bankruptcy Petitions
A Kenton circuit court filing seeks 1087 from B Thomas over a board bill run up from May 1906 to July 1909 at 5 per day for a saloon on Madison Avenue and 31th Street. Attorney M M Durrett represents the plaintiff. W S Nock files for bankruptcy listing 694.55 liabilities and 353.25 assets with Covington Cincinnati creditors including Girard Bros Murdock Co and Matlack among others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
B. F. Thomas
Kenton
B Thomas
Madison Avenue
Tieth Street
M. M. Durrett
Nock
United States
B & Read
Covington
Cincinnati
I Bros. Murdock Co
Matlack
Covington News Notes and Police Drill Spotlight
Lieutenant Riemeyer led the police target shoot with 42 points while Offie Blick and Klare finished first and second. Myrtle Lodge No. 5 K of P elected eight representatives for the October grand lodge meeting in Chester, including Max Herbat and S. C. Gates who was nominated for deputy grand chancellor.
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Riemeyer
Offie Blick
Klare
Th Police
Myrtle Lodge No. 5
K. of P
Grand Lodge
Chester
M. M. Hiller
S. Cc. Shaw
S. C. Gates
Latonia Auto Crash Injures Two Men Near Coton
An automobile carrying C. Harris and Wayne McVeigh of Coton ran into a ditch on the Ma pike last night while waiting for a wagon. The car was badly damaged. Harris and McVeigh received slight injuries. Forest A. Pope, riding in the vehicle, was badly hurt.
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C. Harris
Wayne McVeigh
Coton
Forest A. Pope
Latonia Church Services From Sunday Calendar
Latonia churches schedule Sunday services with Baptist, St Mark's Evangelical, Trinity M E, and Christian churches. Baptist led by R B Carlton. St Mark's morning 9 am evening 7 30 pm. Trinity M E Grant Perkins speaks at 11 am on "Saying a Good Nation" with stereopticon views in the evening. Christian Church pastor H C Runyan preaches "Greater Works" at 7 45 pm and "Gospel for an Aged Doubter."
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Baptist Church
R. DB
Carlton
St. Mark's Evangelical
Wee Ee
Trinity M. E
Grant Perkins
Christ
Christian
H. C. Runyan
Property Transfers in Ludlow Narrow to East Side Streets
Master Commissioner John L. Rich sells lot 22 by 96 feet on the west side of Bote Street to Joseph Roc. Jerome J. Weaver sells lot 25 by 127 feet on the east side of Ein Street to Ada F. Anderson in Ludlow bounds.
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John L. Rich
Joseph Roc
Usesesiegevateds
Jerome J. Weaver
Ada F.anderson
Ein Street
Ludlow
Major Long Area Fatal Auto Crash
Major J Wy Long retired U S Army was struck and killed in Washington by an automobile driven by learner J W Lawrence. Andrew Y Bradley and Galen Green were jailed on a slaughter charge. Long, who despised cars, leaves a widow. Also in Toledo Mrs R Beyer 45 died after being struck by a car driven by Chris Hofman of burg who stayed at the scene awaiting police.
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Washington
J. Wy Long
J. W. Lawrence
Andrew Y. Bradley
Galen Green
Lawrence
Green
Law
Major Long
Oflumbia
Toledo
R Beyer
Chris Hofman
Burg
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