Fall River Beats Lowell 13 to 1 In Rough Baseball Game
Fall River dominates Lowell with nine walks and thirteen hits to win 13 to 1. Wade bats and Webber relieve Wolfe as Lowell errors fuel the scoring. Dupee, Cassidy, Bowcock, and Thornhill collect key extra-base hits. Attendance 400 at Lawrence with Manchester winning 15 to 6 in the same report.
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Fall River
Lake
Lowell
Cassidy
Sockalexis
Shires
Wade
Wolfe
Webber
Ward
Moran
Connors
Thornhill
Moorehead
Bowcock
Dupee
Ball
Merritt
Ross
McLaughlin
Barney
Short
Barney McLaughlin
McMahon
Lone Bowcock
Pete Eeeres Shires
Teeee
Wade P
Lake c Wee
Cross
Cf . Moran
Seeeee Mobauenn
Wolfe P. Webber
Dover Tops Nashua 5 4 In Ninth Inning Classic
Dover de feated Nashua 5 to 4 in a ninth inning rally. Kelley singled, Weddidge doubled, and Board singled to drive in the winning run with two outs in a tied game at Dover New Hampshire.
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DOVER
Nashua
N. H
Nashua Today
Kelley
Weddidge
Boardhome
Stolen bases and misc. baseball stats noted
Wilson and Hooper stole bases while Kelly and Kané turned double plays. Foley and Labelle drew five walks. Coveney was hit by a pitch and had a passed ball. Foley struck out seven times and Labelle six. Game lasted two hours with Umpire Ryan and about 500 in attendance.
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Wilson
Hooper
Kelly
Kané
Foley
Labelle
Coveney
Ryan
Cleveland
Cabronpoa Pickering
Esiciseeee Bay li
Flick
Hickman
O'Hagan
Bradley
Gochnauer
Wood
Ewe
Wees Moore
Sigsiteenis
Boston
Dougherty
Pewee
Collins
Stahl
Weeee Freeman
la Chance
Ferris
Warner c
Dineen
Parent
Freeman
Bay
Pickering
Moore
Warver
O'Loughlin
Haverhill Edges Concord In Close Nine Inning Game
Haverhill defeats Concord 5 to 4 as two runs score after two out in ninth. Bernard, Sheets, O Reilly, Noblitt with two base hits and Noblitt with a three base hit lead hitters. Hamilton, Bigbie, Pulsifer steal twice each. double plays turned by Richardson and Spooner, Bernard, and by Noblitt, Pulsifer and Murphy. Attendance about 500.
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Coughlin
Haverhill
Concord
Sis
Aaa
Bernard
Sheets
O'Reilly
Noblitt
Hamilton
Bigbie
Pulsifer
Richardson
Spooner
Carney
Murphy
Smith
Hartman
O’' Reilly
Dorsey
Herwig
Shincel
Aelne
Corrigan
Doran c
Hartman P
Tenes
Wee
New England League Results Brief
Fall River defeated Lowell 13 to 5 at Fall River while Dover beat Nashua 4 to 3. Serence edged Lawrence 15 to 6 and Haverhillbeat Concord 8 to 7.
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New England
Fall River
Lowell
Dover
Nashua
Serence
Lawrence
Haverhill
Concord
Baseball Notes on Nashua Players and Weekend Games
Notes from Concord and surrounding papers describe Batman released from Nashua, Miron and McDonald also leaving Saturday, and a lively Lowell game with large crowds and long traffic queues. Bets on Nashua, umpire tensions, and a Nashua player ejected for using the word are noted, along with Hamilton’s strong hitting and a managerial suspension tied to a departure to Houston.
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Ryan
Nashua
Labelle
Manchester Mirror
Manager Smith targets Clarke as change catcher for Manchester
Rumors place Manager John Smith negotiating for catcher Clarke formerly with Lewis Tons and Rangers as a change catcher for Manchester. Clarke's status and details remain unconfirmed as talks proceed.
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John Smith
Catcher Clarke
Lewistons
Rangers
Manchester
Clarke
Manchester Manchester player totals and Haverhill banter
A summary of a New England league catcher with 88 games 258 put outs 90 assists 17 errors a .296 average and 99 hits in 307 at bats. The Manchester Exchange notes Manchester beating Haverhill and a public exchange of comments between Manchester Mirror and Haverhill Gazette over McGinley and game preparation.
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Fred Lake
Lake
Manchester Exchange
Manchesters
Haverhills
Haverhill
McGinley
John Smith
Billy’ Hamilton
Manchester Mirror
Mr. Mirror
Moe Ginley
Nashua McGinley
Haverhill Gazette
Sluggers Defeat Unknowns Forfeit Ends Seven Innings
Amateur baseball notes report the Sluggers beat the Unknowns in a seven inning game on Whitworth avenue. The nine inning contest was forfeited in the seventh by the Unknowns, leaving a final score of 8 to 1 in favor of the Sluggers.
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Unknowns
Whitworth Avenue
Elkes Claims Walkover in 25 Mile Pace Race
Boston June 17 Harry Elkes won the 25 mile motor paced race at Charles River Park by about a mile and a half over Will Stinson with Hugh McLean three miles back. The event drew 3000 spectators as Elkes ran the early miles under 1:28 per mile but no records fell. Results also note ten mile open won by O L Kimball and five mile amateur race won by H M Temple with Charles Murphy second.
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Boston
Charles River Park
Harry Bikes
Will Stinson
Hugh McLean
Elkes
O. L. Kimball
H. M. Temple
Charles Murphy
Harry Elkes
New Haven Track Meet Hosts Six Races and Winners
Three professional and two amateur events highlighted the New Haven coliseum track program. Frank Kra mer of Newark won the Half-mile professional in 82.5 seconds, while E. Stauder of Rochester claimed the half-mile amateur in 9 1 5. Sedgwick handicap produced R. M. Alexander of Hartford as winner with John T. Fisher of Chicago second. E. S. Collett of New Haven won the Grandview Stakes five miles, and Walter Blodgett of Buffalo took the Consolation one mile professional in 2.18.
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New Haven
Conn
New Haven Coliseum
Frank Kramer
Newark
N. J
George Collett
E. Stauder
Rochester
N. Y
R. M. Alexander
Hartford
John T. Fisher
Chicago
E.S. Collett
F. Ernest
Walter Blodgett
Buffalo
Ware to meet Wright for Massachusetts tennis title
In Longwood finals day Ware of Brookline will face Beals C. Wright of Rochester for the championship. Ware defeated Horton 6-2 6-4 in the fourth round and Pier 6-1 4-? in the semifinals while Clothier beat Foster 6-1. Ware then over Clothier 6-2 1-6 6-4 in the final.
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Boston
Longwood
L. E. Ware
Brookline
Beals C. Wright
Rochester
Massachusetts
K. Horton
A. S. Pier
Northern Securities to Seek Vacatur of Minnesota Case
Attorneys for Northern Securities and J J Hill filed notice with Minnesota attorney general that on June 24 they will move to vacate service in the suit brought by the state. They argue the company is not a Minnesota resident, has no business or property in the state, and that Hill as president is not a Minnesota resident.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Paul, Minn
Northern Securities Company
J. J. Hill
Minnesota
President Hill
Royal Mail Steam Packet seeks new British line alliance
The Royal Mail Steam Packet Co. circulated to shareholders stating that since the last general meeting preliminary talks have begun to greatly develop operations by joining a large scheme with other major British lines. Details are confidential but will be shown to proprietors for approval before finalization.
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London
The
Royal Mail Steam Packet Co
Lemley Retired From Navy Judge Advocate Post
Washington June 17. The navy department issued the formal order placing Capt Samuel C Lemley on the retired list. He will continue in his capacity as judge advocate general of the navy for the present.
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Washington
Navy Department Today
Samuel C. Lemley
the Navy
Lemley
Fiske Couple Welcome Daughter in City Birth
In this city on June 17, Mr. and Mrs. Josiah S. Fiske welcomed a daughter. The birth adds a new member to the Fiske family. Domestic staff and hospital authorities reported a healthy, standard delivery with the infant in good condition.
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Fiske
Josiah S. Fiske
Cleveland Takes Doubleheader From Boston With Errors
In Boston on June 17 Cleveland won the morning game by capitalizing on Boston errors as Moore pitched well. Attendance 4,750. In the afternoon Cleveland beat Cy Young 4 to 3 as Cooley was hit by a pitch in the eighth for Boston’s four runs. Washburn broke his nose in the seventh. Dunn replaced him. Attendance 900.
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Boston
Cleveland
Moore
Cy Young
Cooley
Washburn
Dunn
St. Louis and Baltimore settle for draw after extra innings
In St. Louis on June 17 Baltimore and St. Louis played to a draw when darkness halted play after the eleventh. Attendance 11560. Final score St. Louis 2, Baltimore 1. Batteries Sudhoff and Sugden for St. Louis Ginnity and Robinson for Baltimore. Umpire Connolly. Time 2:00.
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St. Louis
Baltimore
Sudhoff
Sugden
Mece- Ginnity
Robinson
Connolly
Mercer Curves Puzzle Washington In Tight Detroit Win
Detroit defeated Washington with a 10 to 4 score as Mercer was hit safely three times and batteries Mercer and Buelow Lee and Clarke. Attendance 2215. Time 1.45. Umpire Johnstone.
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Detroit
Mich
Mercer
Washington
Buelow
Lee
Clarke
Johnstone
Cubs Triumph In Early Inning Rally Over Phillies
Chicago turned a first inning surge into a win over Philadelphia as three hits two errors a gift and a sacrifice keyed the frame. Garvin and Sullivan pitched for Chicago with Mitchell and Sheck behind the plate. Attendance 2900. Time 1.30.
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Chicago
Philadelphia
Garvin and Sullivan
Mitchell and Sheck
Carruthers and Sheridan
Baseball Scores From Afternoon and Evening Games
In Boston morning action Cleveland beat Boston 8 to 7 and then Cleveland won 4 to 3 in the afternoon. Chicago hosted Philadelphia. In St Louis Baltimore 2 tied with St Louis 2 after ten innings due to darkness. Detroit shut out Washington 4 to 0.
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Boston
Cleveland
Chicago
Philadelphia
St. Louis
Baltimore
Detroit
Washington
Chicago Eres
Boston Wee
St Louis
Covereevesess
Detroit Saeeeree
Sovceevseche
Boston 13 New York 2 in afternoon game
Boston struck early in the fourth inning with five hits and five runs as every batter contributed. New York faded for the rest of the game after Blewitt allowed 19 hits and Pittenger was effective.
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Boston
Blewitt
Pittenger
Brooklyns Rally Past Philadelphia In Slugfest Victory
The Brooklyns defeated Philadelphia 5 to 3 on June 17 in a game featuring timely hitting and sharp inside play. Newton and Farrell, Iberg, Felix and Doom logged the batteries. Time 1.45. Umpire Emilie. Attendance 1,937.
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Philadelphia
Brooklyns
R. Brooklyn
Newton
Farrell
Iberg
Felix
Doom
Emilie
Boston and Philadelphia Scorecard Upsets
Morning action in Boston sees the Red Sox defeating the Yankees 6 to 3, followed by a 13 to 2 win in the afternoon. In Philadelphia, Brooklyn edges the Phillies 4 to 3 in a close contest.
Eastern League Results From Toronto And Montreal
Toronto defeated Buffalo 12 to 3 while Montreal edged Rochester 3 to 2 in the Eastern League games.
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Toronto
Buffalo
Montreal
Rochester
Connecticut League Scores From Recent Games
Results from Connecticut league play show Springfield-Springfield defeating Bridgeport 12 to 4 and New Haven beating Hartford 5 to 4. New London routed Norwich 10 to 0 in a one sided New England matchup.
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Springfield
Bridgeport
New Haven
Hartford
New London
Norwich
Baseball Scores From National League Pairings
Altoona lost to St Louis 11 to 9 in a National League game. Harrisburg fell to Chicago 8 to 0. Worcester defeated Pittsburg 8 to 2 in another National contest.
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Altoona
St. Louis
Harrisburg
Chicago
Worcester
Pittsburg
Regional baseball fixtures listed across multiple cities
New England games feature Lowell Dover Manchester Haverhill Nashua Fall River Concord Lawrence. American League matchups Cleveland Boston Philadelphia Chicago Baltimore St Louis Detroit. National League games include New York Boston Brooklyn Philadelphia Chicago Cincinnati. Eastern games list Buffalo Toronto Rochester Montreal Providence Jersey City Worcester Newark.
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Pittsburg
Brooklyn
Chicago
The
Are
Boston Steer Eenson
Philadelphia
Cincinnati Tee
New York
St. Louis
New England
Lowell
Dover
Manchester
Haverhill
Nashua
Fall River
Concord
Lawrence
American
Cleveland
Boston
Baltimore
Washington
Detroit
National
Cincinnati
Buffalo
Toronto
Rochester
Montreal
Providence
Jersey City
Worcester
Newark
Holme Sermon Shifts From Dry to Flood Themed
In a city church service, Mrs Benton Holme reports the sermon shifted from a dry message to a focus on the great flood, reflecting a change in tone and topic during today’s worship.
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Benton Holme
Boston Morning Hit Parade Ends With Walk
In Boston on June 17 the morning session featured three hits and a base on balls, adding to the early offensive output in a quiet day of play.
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Boston
Massage for skin care and personal treatment
The advertisement explains massage varieties and cautions that different methods suit different skin types. It offers personalized consultation, notes a long career in skincare, and promises to explain how treatment helps and the cost, which will be modest.
Rhodes Opens Hair Store on Merrimack Street
Arthur Rhodes, special list Rhodes, launches a new hair store at 73 Merrimack Street, offering specialty styling and telephone service at 912 four.
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Arthur Rhodes
Rhodes
Merrimack Street
Pritchett Named Wisconsin University President
Milwaukee reports Henry Smith Pritchett of Boston chosen as president of the University of Wisconsin to succeed Charles Kendall Adams. Pritchett, then head of MIT, denied in Chicago convocation any knowledge of the election and said he was anchored to Massachusetts.
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University of Wisconsin
Milwaukee, Wis
Henry Smith Pritchett
Boston
Chas. Kendall Adams
Pritchett
Massachusetts Institute of Technology
Chicago
Theniversity of Chicago
Massachusetts
Torrential Rains Cause Floods in French Territories
An official despatch from Fort de France dated yesterday reports torrential rains on June 15 and 16 that overflowed rivers at Basse Poilife and Loraine. Mont Pelée continued to emit vast columns of smoke with no grave incidents reported.
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Paris
Fort de France
Basse Poifite
Loraine
Mont Pelee
Filon D'Or Wins Grand Annual Steeplechase at Clyde Park
In Boston on June 17 Filon D'Or son of Fides and racing for Lawson's stable defeated Ray in a dramatic finish to claim the Country Club grand annual steeplechase at Clyde Park. The track record time 5.04, Fulminate runner up by a neck, with Adjidaumo third. other races note Ferocious’s hurdle win and several handicap events. Several officials and notable figures were named in state party leadership re election details following a tense Illinois Democratic platform debate.
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Boston
Filon D’or
Fides
Thomas W. Lawson
Country Club
Clyde Park
George W. Jenkins
Ray
Filon D'Or
Carson
Jenkins
Kulminate
Adjidaumo
Lawson
M. Kerrs
Superfluity
Heider
Pierre Lorillard
Pandorus
Mr. Smith
Ed. Green
Cametop
Veitch
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Sprig
Touchdown
M. J. Maloney
Big
Chaet
Harry W. Smith
Sam Devere
Thomas
Wm. M. Kerr
Chaos
T. W.lawson
Charles M. Harris
Harris
T. W. Lawson
Neponset
Mr. Stoffel
McGrathlana Prince
Cig
Joseph Wideners
Fulminate
Mara
Mr. Champlete
Barry
Daryl
Edward Morrell
Parson
Fell
Hayes
F. Douglas
O'Leary
Nightbell
Facile
Hark
Opening of New England half mile circuit at Nashua Park
The opening meeting at Nashua Driving Park saw two notable races. In the three minute trot for a $300 purse Dorena won with Alruna second and Mary B. third, best time 2.2534. In the 2 25 pace for $300 Bornlight with Susan leading, Agnes T. placed second and best time 2:23 ¾.
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Nashua
N. H
New England
Dorena
B. m
Alruna
Br. m
Mary B
Bornlight
C. m. Susan
Ch. m
Agnes T
Bh. m
Champion Race Altered By Foul At Revere Track
At Boston on June 17 Albert Champion lost a 25 mile motor paced race to Bobby Walthour after a foul dispute over Walthour pace makers crowding Champion and robbing him of his motor. Times listed include 5 miles 7.123.5 and 25 miles 86.042-5. The two mile handicap amateur went to L. Mellish with W. J. Potter second. The ten mile open was won by B. F. Root with W. J. Potter second.
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Boston
Albert Champion
Bobby Walthour
Revere Track
Walthour
L. Mellish
W. J. Potter
B. F. Root
Hartford set for Big Race Between Boralma and Lord Derby
The American and Journal reports the match for a $20,000 side stake between Thomas Lawson's Boralma and Smath ers's Lord Derby is confirmed for Hartford on August 2. Forfeits of $5000 have long been posted.
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New York
The
American and Journal
Thomas Lawson
Boralma
Nellie T and Annie M win opening Central New York races
In Syracuse on June 17 Nellie T a favored mare and Annie M a second choice won opening events of the Central New York harness circuit. First race pace 2 19 with $400 purse, Annie M a black mare by Cora Br. mare, second Black Diamond, third unknown. Best time 2 17 percent. Second race trot 9 99 with $400, Nellie T driven by fielder, second Miss Shaw, third unknown. Best time 2 22 percent.
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Syracuse
N. Y
Nellie T
Annie M
B. m
Fielder
Br. H
Miss Shaw
Blk. m
Mineola Wins 26 Mile Yacht Race Off Coney Island
New York June 17 Belmont Mineola steered by Captain Charles Barr defeated J Rogers Marwell Yankee by two minutes 31 seconds on the Atlantic Yacht club course from Coney Island to Scotland light ship and back. The Mineola time was 2 hours 42 minutes 61 seconds, in a race rated as one of the finest between the two yachts.
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New York
Belmont
Mineola
Charles Barr
J. Rogers Marwell
Yankee
Atlantic Yacht Club
Coney Island Point
Scotland
Illinois Democrats Nominate Ticket At State Convention
In Springfield on June 17 the Democratic state convention adjourned after nominating the slate for statewide offices. The ticket includes John L. for Clerk of the Supreme Court with the convention naming the full list of nominees and signaling a heated platform debate during the gathering.
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Springfield
Ill
Supreme Court
John L
New line of hand mirrors offered at Carleton Hevey
Advertises hand mirrors with oak and bird's eye maple backs and bevel edged French plate glass. Prices start at 25 cents and go up to 2 dollars 50. Carleton Hevey at 236 Merrimack Street promotes value and quality in Lowell.
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Lowell
Carleton
Hevey
Merrimack Street
Rigby Park Sold To Burnham At Auction
Rigby trotting park in Portland Maine sold at auction for 9000 dollars. Buyer John E Burnham plans to stop horse racing at the site.
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Portland
John E. Burnham
Burnham
Littlefield Renominated for Congress at Republican District Meet
Lewiston Missouri June 17 At the Republican second district convention this afternoon Hon Charles E B Littlefield was re nominated for Congress by acclamation.
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Lewiston, Mo
Charles EB. Littlefield
U S Navy Attache Narber Arrives in St Petersburg
Commander G. B. Narber the United States naval attache in Paris has arrived in St Petersburg on official duties. He reached the city on June 17 and will conduct diplomatic and military mission activities during his stay.
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ST. Petersburg
G. B. Narber
U. S
Paris
Senate confirms Proffit as consul at Pretoria
The Senate confirmed Joseph B. Proffit of West Virginia for the diplomatic post of consul at Pretoria South Africa on June 17.
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Pretoria
Washington
Senate Today
Joseph B. Proffit
West Virginia
South Africa
The Collective Novel in Modern Fiction
A New York Evening Post appraisal defines the collective novel as fiction subordinating individual interest to mass psyche. It traces origins in Doumic and studies by Wharton and Barres, weighing its potential as a new genre versus its sacrifices to focus on crowd psychology.
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M. Rene Doumic
Revue Des Deux Mondes
M. Paul Adam
MM. Paul
Victor Margueritte
M. Maurice Barres
Edith Wharton
Albion W. Tourgee
Flaubert
Mr. James
M. Bourget
Julius Caesar
Barrett
Cassius
Booth
Brutus
Mrs. Wharton
Italy
Carlyle
M. Doumie
New York Evening Post
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