Pitchers Show Up Well In Practice In Florida
Captain Ganzel leads Reds through two brisk practice sessions in St. Augustine. Players sharpen batting and fielding, with pitchers Ragan Tozer Upp Weimer and Ewing working about half an hour each. Mike Mitchell stands out with Florida conditioning and serves as guide for the squad. Ground conditions deemed suitable for hard training over the next two weeks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ragan
Tozer
Upp
Weimer
Ewing
Schlei
Pearce
McLean
Ganzel
Bancroft
Jacksonville
Mike Mitchell
Florida
All Stars
Seabreeze
Smithson Quits Gotham Hurdling Superstar Leaves for Portland
Forrest Smithson, premier hurdler, quits New York for Portland Oregon. After a string of records including a world mark, American indoor record, and巨 feat at Georgetown and New York Athletic Club meets, he cites personal reasons as the move West is announced and kept private.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Forrest Smithson
Portland
Ore
Smithson
Jamestown
Yale
Newaven
Washington
New York Athletic Club
Dog Show Opens Tuesday at West Fourth Street
Builders convert Nos 109 and 111 West Fourth Street near Race Street into a dog kennel for a four day show starting Tuesday. Five floors house 524 dogs of fine families with full sanitary arrangements. Dogs must be inside by 10 am. show opens to public at 2 pm with collies first in the ring.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
West Fourth Street
Race Street
Nut Bearer Dies in New Haven Stable Poisoning Report
Nut Bearer a trotting horse owned by Joseph Hubinger of New Haven was found dead in a local veterinary stable. Officials allege muriatic poisoning administered through a throat tube used to aid a defective trachea. The horse was trained by Nut Breaker and valued at $20,000 with a noted racing record.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Haven
Conn
Joseph Hubinger
Stone
Farber's Cutes Defeat FangMan's Mollycod Dies
Farber's Cutes defeated FangMan's Mollycod by a score of 100 to 5. The Mollycoddies challenge any pool team in the city.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Farber
Cutes
FangMan
Opening of Besterman's alleys features $50 match
The opening night will unveil Besterman's new alleys with a headlining $50 match between Collins Ki Kis and the Linders as the main attraction tonight.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Besterman
Collins
Ki Kis
the Linders
Alvarado Handicap Upset Highlights Oakland Track Day
Oakland March 12 The track was fast despite clouds as Import won the Alvarado Handicap in a romp. Cadichon led the third race, Eduardo placed second after Logistilla was poorly ridden. First race selling featured Combury and Prestige. Cadichon took the 1 1/8 mile race with Eduardo second. Five races covered including Curl Holland and Tom Hayward. Alcibiades was disqualified in the one mile event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oakland
Import
Cadichon
Eduardo
Logistilla
Combury
Hayes
Prestige
Buxton
Yada
Gilbert
Leverton
Red
Bill
Cascade of Diamond
Hector
Lassen
Nonie
Ae Talentosa
J. B. Smith
Curl Holland
Tom Hayward
Kirschbaum
Schmoozer
Scoville
Heatherton
Onvina
Tonie
Rhinock
Captain Bush
Talamund
Helisme
Fred Bent
Grace G
Janetta
Tavera
Wing Ting
Northwest
Husky
C. Miller
Alcibiades
Borel
Buto
Walsh
San Gil
Carmelina
Altair
Forest Rose
Ered
Ate
Pajaroita
Ormuz
Entre Nous
Nue
Hamilton
Marwood
Neva W
Braggert
Fee Olmo
Phillips Named Manager for East Liverpool Baseball Club
Bur Phillips former Reds pitcher will manage the East Liverpool team this season after signing a contract in East Liverpool Ohio. He gains full control of assembling the roster and directing the squad following a conference with C A Smith and J Howard Maxwell.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Commercial Tribune
East Liverpool
Bur’ Phillips
Cincinnati Reds
Phillips
C. A
Smith
J. Howard Maxwell
Jockey Falls as Three Diehards Fade at Fair Grounds
At New Orleans Fair Grounds on March 12 three jockeys fell at the start of the seyrath race as mounts collided in a rush for the lead. Hoffman suffered painful injuries. Intervene won the two year old race after a smart ride at odds of 7 to 1, with All Red the favorite finishing fourth amid clear weather and a fast track.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Orleans
Intervene
Minder
Simche
G. Swain
Pocotaligo
Brussel
Red
Tyler
John Hay
Guy Fisher
Transform
Gratton
Bonnie Kelso
Nigger Baby
Silverton
Clear Rock
Javotte
C. Koerner
Bess Ward
Nottery
Mondella
W. Walsh
Florence N
Tilekinns
Miss Vigilant
Hasty
Finesse
Tea Leaf
Ethel Carr
Meadow Green
Linda Lake
Sussex
Alveola
Ben Trovate
J. McCahey
Allenby
V. Powers
Rose of Pink
Vahoome
Gracchus
McAllister
Denigre
Braden
Martius
Reticent
Tyrolian
Minnehaha
Deshon
Breck Mantilla
al Muller
S. Flynn
Coloqny
Jacobite
Notter
Ida May
Infanta
Spion
Mulrenhey
Royal Ben
C. Henry
Lord Dixon
J. Sumter
Quagga
Dari Marsh
Redon
Cablegram
Lafayet Gilfain
Jack Bratton
Canodian
Alsono
Crafty
Wild Irishman
Hooray
Bonna
Green Seal
Plantland
Elle Scott
Duke
Sangamon
Gold Wey
Ottoman
Halbard
John Smulski
Ternus
Lemon Girl
Footlights
Amber Jack
Belleview
Elaine
USTA to Announce Yearly Tennis Tournament Dates
New York reports an official release of the year schedule of United States Tennis Association events is imminent. L J Hoskins is elected secretary and notes dates were prepared in Boston with President James B Dwight and Palmer E Presbrey. Lists should come from New York within two weeks. Delays blamed on growing number of applications.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
United States Tennis Association
L. J. Hoskins
Boston
James B. Dwight
Palmer E. Presbrey
Looks Bad for Three I League Meeting Adjourned
Chicago March 12 Owing to the absence of representatives of four teams the annual meeting of the Three I League was adjourned. Those present represented Peoria Springfield Bloomington and Decatur while Clinton Rock Island Cedar Rapids and Dubuque were unrepresented. President Holland directed an indefinite adjournment and said another meeting would be called within ten days to seek a satisfactory adjustment.
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Chicago
I” League
Peoria
Springfield
Bloomington
Decatur
Clinton
Rock Island
Cedar Rapids
Dubuque
Holland
Yale Contributes to Olympic Fund for 1908 London Games
New York March 12 Yale donated 500 to the fund the American Olympic Committee is raising to ensure a strong American presence at the 1908 London Games. Treasurer Julian W. Curtis announced the gift after receiving Walter Camp's letter advising him of the contribution.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Yale
American Olympic Committee
London
Julian W. Curtis
Curtis
Walter Camp
Assembly Codes Panel Backs Antirace Track Gambling Bill
Albany March 12 The Assembly Codes Committee voted to report the antirace track gambling bill favorably without amendment. It was expected to be amended to defer the bill’s effective date until September 1 as the Senate committee did yesterday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Albany
N. Y
Assembly Codes Committee
Senate Committee
First Race Selling at Columbus Track Details
Race card lists weights and entries for seven selling races across distances from three furlongs to one mile and 70 yards. Notable entries include Columbus carrying 160 pounds and Little Mose 115 in the first race and Lady Almy 98 in the fifth with other firms like Royal Chance 103 and Spunky 108 in subsequent events.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbus
Inneave
Gloriale
Miss Imogene
Mique O'Brien
Trappe
Chalice
Tenorette
Fancy Dance
Malecon
Kenmore Queen
Little Mose
Tom Holland
Furlon
Padroné
Spunky
Sabado
Fisk
Brown Thistle
Umpire
Bobbin
May Rowe
Bertmont
Bonart
Vohoome
Momentum
Boserman
Communipaw
Ben Double
Mogee
Ben Strong
Big Ben
Toboggan
Phil Finch
Oonoomoo
Wild Irishman
Orphan Lad
Elfall
Polly Prim
Lucky Mose
Lady Esther
Dr. McCluer
Good Luck
Kercheval
Ling
Lady Almy
Lexington
Bamnda
Orena
Queen’s Souvenir
Lady Caroline N
My Love
Countess of Melbourne
Ament
Ed Kane
Rhinestone
Czar
Albert Star
Bucket Brigade
Autuma
Ie Robin Beatrice
Tech
Posing
Mini Strome
Consistent
Topsy Robinson
Coon
Funiculaire
Hannibal Bey
Aliens
Chess match begins in Newnes trophy series
New York on March 12 reports that play will begin simultaneously by cable tomorrow and run through Saturday in Brooklyn and London for the tenth Sir George Newnes trophy chess match. Nine players from the United States include J. F. Barry Boston A. W. Kee Washington R Helms and A R B Hodges New York 8 Howell now in Tienda Le Stadelman H G Vogt Philadelphia R Wolbrecht St Louis with three reserves Delmas E W Libare and C Nugent all of New York City.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Cable
Brooklyn
London
George Newnes
Philadelphia
Code R. Wolbrecht
St. Lovis
Gry
Delmas
E. W. Libare
C. Nugent
Newnes
Lincoln Center Fielder Fred Ketchum Dies in Cortland
Fred Ketchum a Lincoln Nebraska baseball center fielder collapsed and died of heart disease in his Cortland hotel room tonight. The death occurred during a trip as part of the Lincoln team’s schedule. He was known as a longtime starter and key defensive player.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Binghamton, N., Y
Fred Ketchum
Lincoln
Cortland
Oriental Team 10 Prize Money Scandal Declined
The Oriental Bowling Club of this city will receive prize money from the American Bowling Congress for ninth place after the Cincinnati Bowling Association executive committee ruled that a score error caused the misallocation. Despite protests from Jacob Krollmann and others about extra pins, the committee found no collusion and closed the matter with the Orientals kept the funds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oriental Bowling Club
American Bowling Congress
Cincinnati Bowling Association
William D. Alexander
Bell Block
Jacob Krollmann
Krollmann
Oriental
Alexander
Neufarth
Orientals
Kamp
Longo
Loeffler
Racing in Havana Opens First Season Since 1902
Havana March 12 The Cuban Racing Association inaugurated a new season at Allmenda Station near Camp Columbia with six American horse races. Governor Magoon declared a half holiday as prominent officials, army officers, and Havana society attended. The season runs sixteen days with hopes for a permanent Havana racing tradition next year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Havana
Allmenda Station
Camp Columbia
Cuban Racing Association
Magoon
Public School Relay Generates Wide Interest at Gym Carnival
Eight schools enter the public school relay race at the Gym carnival including Hoffman School Kirby Road Garfield Fourth Intermediate Westwood Fifth District Sixteenth District and Twenty second District. Windsor Kirby Road Fourth Intermediate and Sixteenth District compete for fifty yard dash honors. Redmond Lil lard Wrample meir vie in the high jump. The Turner races feature hammer events with N C T V West End Centrals Socialiets and Covington Turners entered.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hoffman School
Kirby Road
Garfield
Westwood
Windsor
Redmond
Lillard
Wramplemeir
Hoffman
Turner Relay
West End
Centrals
Socialiets
Indianapolis
Covington (Ky
Turners
Horace H Wins Narrowly at Santa Anita Narrow card tainted by few favorites
Horace H the 9 to 20 favorite edged Foreguard by a nose in the second race at Santa Anita today. Ned Kram captured the show as Dr Mathews was nosed out by Lois Cavanaugh in the fifth. Only two favorites won, with three seconds and one outsider among the winners.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Los Angeles
Horace H
Santa Anita
Ned Kram
Dr. Mathews
Lois Cavanaugh
Don Domo
Ibs
Lloyd
Horace B
Burns
Arklirta
Schilling
Tar Baby
Hazelthorpe
Surveillance
Martin
Hennessey
Buckthorne
Melton Club
Right Soft
Mattie Russell
Ohlene
Shriner
Summer Cloud
Musgrave
Kirkfield Ae
Las
Brawney Lad
Bardonia
M Grave
Rubicon
Bird of Gateway
Colonel Jewell
Harty
Taylor
Sparkles
Goldstein
Black Dress
Belle Griffon
Wise de Barbette
Jeanie Otwell
Taraban
Waldorf Belle So
New Suits Filed In Common Pleas And Superior Court
The docket lists multiple new filings across Common Pleas and Superior Court. Cases include Schmidtz v. Lee for estate issues, Robinson & Pfaff v. Witherbee on appeal, Flamm v. Hollander on appeal, Willworth v. Vill events for divorce, Spangenberg & Spangen for divorce and alimony, Driscoll v. Cincinnati Traction Co. for damages, Koellner v. Eight Hour Tobacco for damages, Benson v. Columbia Life for injunction and receiver, and Plaut & Govs v. Siemens for account.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Schmidtz
John H. Lee
Ftans
Elizabeth D. Fisher
William Fisher
M. C. Lykins
Superior Court
Cornelis Driscoll
The
Cincinnati Traction Company
A. J. McNair
T. L. Michie
George Koellnerva
Eight Hour Tobacco Company
Thorne Baker
Walter M. Benson
Nathan Plaut & Govs
Mattie M
C A
Siemens
Stricker
Tenement Reform Urged By Civic Leader In City Council Move
Secretary CM Hubbard spoke to the Economic Club urging a modern tenement house ordinance to end evils of crowded housing. He cited light, ventilation, fire protection and sanitation as goals and noted successful stricter laws in New York Chicago and Cleveland. The program aims to relieve congestion with better housing and inspection while addressing tuberculosis risk.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
CM. Hubbard
Associated Charities
Economic Club
Vine Street Congregational Church
London
Philadelphia
Cincinnati
United States
New York
Chicago
Cleveland
O’brien
Committee On Law of Council
Europe
Ernie
Ae Ee Ae Hs Alg
Real Estate Transfers List and Mortgage Activity
Real estate transfers cite multiple property deeds from various owners including Sigmund Feast to Leonora Loewen thal and Henry Nagel to Albert Kunker among others. Mortgage filings show several loans including Lepinski to Deutscher Landwehr and Bundschuh to Elizabeth Alexander, with amounts and property notes listed.
Duplex and single dwelling shows in city listings
The record lists multiple properties with owners and addresses including a two story brick dwelling at the northwest corner of Washington and Camden avenues owned by B Wolf, and a two and a half story frame residence at 2668 West 8 street by A E Lander. Remodeling show windows noted at Fifth and Race streets under King Co. details indicate varied costs around 2800 to 4000.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Herbert Gould
Edwards Road
Erie Avenue
M. Cooper
Theodore Mayer & Bro
H. L. Ducatt
Hazel Avenue
Norwood
Robert F. Rathborne
West 8
A. E. Lander
Washington and
Camden Avenues
Ae B. Wolf
Fifth
Race
PEE, King & Co
Mpupeicius
Odin Cine
Ned
Ada Street
Carriage Makers Back Viaduct Plan and Longer Tenures
Members of the Cincinnati Carriage Makers Club endorse a resolution urging the Louisville & Nashville Railroad to build a viaduct at Public Landing if car service rules align with the Ohio Railroad Commission and switching is reciprocal with lines north of the Ohio River. The club also favors extending Cincinnati Southern Railway trustees tenure and sent letters urging support from Hamilton County legislators. A board of governors was elected for two years. A dramatic recital followed dinner.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cincinnati Carriage Makers’ Club
Louisville & Nashville Railroad
State Railroad Commission
Ohio River
Carriage Makers’ Club
Cincinnati
Ohio Railroad Commission
Theodore Luth
Edward Hargraves
O.E. Walker
Otto Armleder
M. J. McNamara
R. D. Nibert
C. F. Pratt
A. S. Brown
W. J. Brunsman
H. 8. Cox
C. L. Stephens
Cincinnati Southern Railway
Receivers and Shippers’ Association
Cox
Hamilton County
Mannheimer
Cincinnati School of Expression
Mis Augusta Haacke
Edith Heister
Akron Postoffice shortfall tops nine thousand dollars
Investigators report a deficit around 9300 from the Akron Postoffice as missing assistant postmaster Chapman reportedly fled to Canada. Stamp rooms contained counterfeit packages worth about 3000 and he withdrew 3500 from the Lord Bank, leaving 2000 behind. Loss falls on bondsmen.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Postoffice
Akron
Chapman
Canada
Counterfeit Silver Dollar Drop Reports in Cleveland
Another spurious coin arrived from the Forest City and passed at a Cleveland bank. The Subtreasury received it yesterday, the first counterfeit since the Secret Service captured the ring.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cleveland
Secret Service
Attack on Soldier Inmate Near Race Street
Simon O'Neil a 67 year old inmate of the Soldiers and Sailors Home Mountain Texas was held up and robbed near Race street and Baker Valley by two Negro men One struck him cutting a gash over his eye and the other took 150 dollars O'Neil was sent to the City Hospital.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Simon O'Neil
Soldiers and Sailors’ Home
Mountain
Texas
Race Street
Baker Vlley
O'Neil
City
Officers Dine Veterans at Havlin Hotel
About thirty members of the Noyes-McCook Post G A R were hosted by officers of the company at the Havlin Hotel. Commander Dr. T H Forster presided and delivered the welcome. Veterans D T Mullaney and G T Budd replied to toasts amid speeches by W H Davis Dr G C James Comrade Duncan and Edward T Harvey.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Noyes-McCook
Havlin
T. H. Forster
George W. Bucd
W. H. Davis
Dr. Forster
Forster
Daniel Mullaney
George T. Budd
Wertz Monument
George W
George C. James
Comrade Duncan
Edward T. Harvey
Service Granted for Evelyn Nesbit Thaw Suit
Justice O Gorman in the New York Supreme Court approved service of the summons and complaint in the annulment case of Evelyn Nesbit Thaw against Harry K Thaw. Papers were taken to Matteawan Prison today for processing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Commercial Tribune
New York
March
Evelyn Nesbit Thaw
Harry K. Thaw
Matteawan
Justice O'Gorman
Supreme Court
Papers Served on Thaw in Annulling Nesbit Marriage
Papers in the Evelyn Nesbit Thaw divorce suit were served on Thaw at the insane asylum. A copy of the summons and complaint also was delivered to the defendant’s legal guardian at the asylum.
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ST. Augustine
Fla
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Strainer Clune
Gotham
Crack Hurdler
West
Collies
Eureka
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Cincinnati League
Bachman
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Whistler
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Koehnle
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Pirates
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Siemer
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Westhoff
Steerer
Bose
Campbell County
Grasshoppers
Koehler
Eberslage
Tierney
Reiss
Oldensmith
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H. Vonderhaar
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Benke
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Kuhlenberg
Koo
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Grangers
Vonderahe
Aenee
Plummer
Overbeck
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Diehl Serene
Strottman
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Schwarber
Browning
Barron
O'Connor
Zessin
Schwab
Hess
ONO
Kenton
Middendorf
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G. Meiman
William Riedlin
Riedlin Cc
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Boenker
Hammel
Knabe
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Karisch
Pfeifer
Leisenbach
Hecker
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Lammers
Wuertz
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Clements i
Ackerman
Gibson
Farber’ Cutes
Fair Grounds
Henry, Leibert
Governor Magoon
Common Pleas Court
Board of Education
Withrow
Pacemans
Highteenth
Woodward High School
Cleneay & Nourse
John H. L. Dudley
Arthur W. Johnston
Madison Road
Johnston Place
Walnut Hills
Gilbert Avenue
Joseph G. Steinkamp & Bro
Logan and
Elder Streets
Barg Dry Cleaning Company
Hummel Building Company
L. W. Fahnestock
8. M. Cooper
Williams Avenue
C. A. Green
Joseph G. Steinkamp
Sidney Avenue
Montgomery Pike
George J. Lampe
James Gilmore
Florida Avenue
Mary Huebscher
R. B. Cofield
Harrquot Bros
Highland and
McCormick Avenues
Lawrence H. Kellogg
Rockdale Avenue
William B. Poland
W. W. Widmeyer
Alfred Bennett
Mentor Street
Sigmund Feast
Leonora R. Loewenthal
Auburn Avenue
McCormick Place
George Tibbetts
George Brill
Murdock
Cali- Mta
Augusta
Weitzel
Mathilda Gessner
Melbourne
Henry Nagel
Albert Kunker
Anderson Town
al O
Harold L. Duckett
Pearl L. Rathborne
Elsmere
Philip Voelker
Katherine E. Pohlmann
Rosalie Bundschuh
C. O
William Pees
B. Po
Peculate Avenue
Myers
Sixth Street
Pee Peter A Schneider
Charles F. Rice
Abigett
Sycamore Street
Wi B. Poland
Lawrence H. Kelote
Rockdale Une
Reading Road
Kell
John D. Wes David H
Oradicased Bay
Tohn C. Hollingsworth
ThraecaNe Cleaning and Dy Company
Hickman
Sab
Charles Hunt
Octane Company
Shillito
Emery Streets
Iia Lépinski
Deutscher-Landwehr
Vse
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Ie & B
Martha Hudnall
Home Savings - Aus Bani Company
Ccceres
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H. L. van
Amon Bundschuh
Elizabeth Alexander
A. Eckert
Beekman Street
B. Ie
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William Bene
Matt
Rae
Oaks Co
Cobss
L. H. Kellogg
John D. Fite
H. L. Duckett
Milford Home B. Co
Philip
L. & N. Railway
Grand Hotel
BIG Sum
G. A. R. Man
Wertz
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