Burgess Warns Against Gambling At City Diocesan Meeting
Burgess told the Diocesan Convention at the Cathedral of the Incarnation that racing betting harms youths and must be eliminated. A letter from the American Federation of Labor prompted speeches for and against diocesan action. Reports showed charitable and building funds with surplus, and St. Paul’s School prospered under Welter R. Marsh.
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Garden City
Long Island
Burgess
Cathedral of the Incarnation
American Federation of Labor
J. Howard
Mellish
Church Charity Foundation
Building Fund Committee
Colonel Martin
Committee On Schools
St. Paul's School
Welter R. Marsh
Methodist Protestant General Conference drives plan to unite Methodists
The Pittsburgh May meeting of the Methodist Protestant General Conference endorsed a nine member commission to confer with Methodist Episcopal Church North and South on uniting the main American denominations. The report rejects uniting with the Congregational Church but allows talks with the United Brethren Church and will report back at the next Conference.
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Pittsburge
May
Methodist Protestant General Conference
Nnted
Methodist Episcopal Church
North
Congregational Church
United Brethren Church
Open pulpit debate upheld by Bishop Lawrence
In Bodston May the Open Pulpit question drew unrest in the Episcopal Church. Bishop William Lawrence of Massachusetts defended it in his Diocesan Convention address at Trinity Church, arguing it edifies the people and welcomes insights from Protestant and social Christian leaders. He also stressed religious education as a central issue for Christians nationwide.
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Bodston
William Lawrence
Massachusette
Trinity Church
Lawrence
New Princeton Science Building Contract Awarded
The Princeton natural science laboratory will be erected by J G Bishop 206 of Worcester Mass for about the cost. A benefactor gave 66109 for each building and 200000 for endowment. Construction starts in ten days on Washington Road near the infirmary. The new 77 dormitory contract went to Itton Matthews Co of Princeton.
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the Tribune
Princeton, N. J
Princeton University
J. G. Bishop
Worcester
Mass
Physical Laboratory
Princeton
Washington Road
Itton Matthews & Co
Epidemic Threatens Queens Schools Prompt Closures Feared
An epidemic of scarlet fever and measles hits Morris Park and Richmond Hill Queens Borough with over 150 ill pupils. Public School 53 Elm Street near Atlantic Avenue is reportedly hardest hit as 31 new measles cases emerge within 24 hours. Parents pull children from classes amid health department notices and rising concern. Cardinal Logue reviews the 69th Regiment at its Lexington Avenue armory with clergy and officers present and praise for the troops.
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Morris Park
Richmond Bi
Queens
Elm Street
Atlantic Avenue
Department of Health
Teeven
Cardinal Logue
Cardina
Buried in St Pauls Graveyard Buckley Dies
Jean J Buckley aged seventy seven, grandson of architect Thomas Taylor who remodeled St Pauls Chapel, buried yesterday behind the chapel in the graveyard at Broadway and Fulton. He was preceded by his son Fredrick J Buckley whose death occurred four months earlier. Buckley lived recently at 55 East Street Bronx and died after visiting his married daughter in Astoria.
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Jean J. Buckley
Thomas Taylor
St. Paul's Chapel
Broadway
Fulton Streets
Taylor
Fredrik J. Buckley
Mr. Buckley
No. S. Eassth Street
Bronx
Astoria
Buckley
Man Wounded in Groin During Crow Hunt
Frank Clark of Camden, twenty four, was shot in the groin yesterday afternoon by a hunting companion while crow shooting. He was taken to a railroad town for a long drive to a hospital, where his condition was reported as critical. Henry Clews addresses Manchester Economic Club on “The Nation's Crime.”
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Frank Clark
Camden
Clark
Henry Clews
Manchester
Economic Club
York
Frank Parsons
Walter
Boston
H. Sullivan
Waldorf Guest Arrested Over Worthless Draft Charge
Myles J. Renick, claiming to be a government inspector, was arrested by a house detective at the Waldorf after trying to buy clothing with a $19 draft from Charleston, S C, and receiving $50 in change. He denied mistreatment and was to be arraigned today at the Tenderloin station. A man named John Middleton later accused Renick of an immigration bureau loan scam in New York.
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Myles J. Renick
Washington
The
Waldorf
Tenderloin
Nahm, Lennon & Damm
Fifth Avenue
Lennon
Renick
Walders
Exchange Banking and Trust Company
Charleston
S. C
17Th and I Streets
John @. Middleton
No. 12
East 31St Street
Farrell
Canada’s Rights in Arctic Probed by Ottawa Leader
In a House discussion Sir Wilfrid Laurier urged formal Canadian jurisdiction over Arctic islands bearing American names. He pressed for patrolling Hudson Bay with a Canadian vessel and warned changing map names cannot alter title to territory. He cited Yukon risks and urged visible signs of sovereignty.
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Ottawa
Wilfrid Laurier
Washington
War Department
Arctic
Canada
Hudson Bay
Foster
Wilfrid
Yukon
Skagway
Insurance Companies Win Firequake Case in Jamaica
London May 2 The King s Bench Division ruled that Jamaica Kingston fires from January 1971 were caused by the earthquake and thus exempt from claims under insurance policies. The test case filed by a Manchester firm against London and Lancashire Fire Insurance Co established the ruling.
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London
Kingston
Jamaica
King’s Bench
Manchester
London and Lancashire Fire Insurance Company
Premier Signs Open Mind on Woman Suffrage Reform
London May 2 Premier Asquith signaled a shift toward electoral reform by saying the government plans to pass a comprehensive reform bill this Parliament. He noted he is not yet a suffrage advocate but would not oppose a democratic amendment. He stressed women’s support and broader electors backing are needed for any change.
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London
Asquith
Diamond and Rubber Trade Revival With U S Markets
Antwerp reports renewed activity after months of stagnation as American buyers return. Diamond merchants purchase heavily for New York accounts while the rubber market also improves, with large shipments heading to New York.
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Antwerp
United States
New York
Threat of Rebellion in Portugal Promises Revolution
Alfonso Costa, a Republican leader, warned in the Chamber of Deputies that his party would organize a revolution unless the government curbs spending, stays liberal, and acts patriotically. He opposed foreign intervention and blasted Franco ministers for the January decree. A former minister challenged Costa to a duel. he declined to duel but offered to fight any minister designated to represent them.
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Lisbon
Alfonso Costa
Chamber of Deputies
Costa
Senhor Costa
British Steamer Latona Sunk After Collision
The Latona of 2,798 tons, from Montreal to London, foundered west of the Lizard after a collision with the Japonic. All passengers and crew were saved by the Japonic and landed at Falmouth. The Japonic sustained bow damage. Latona built in 1893 at Sunderland.
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Falmouth
Rollo
Montreal
London
Lizard
Thompson
Newport
Montevideo
Sunderland
No Revision of the Hall Case Reported in Germany
Albert Herzog editor of the Badische Press is sentenced to one year in prison and costs for libelling Olga Molitor by articles accusing her as her mother’s murderer. Karl Hall is already serving a life term. Alfred Graf’s case is dismissed after he signed a public apology.
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Hall
Carishure
Albert Herzog
Badische Press
Olga Molitor
Karl Hall
Alfred Graf
Riadische Landsmann
Abramson Engages Padovani for Three Opera Performances
Il Trovatore drew a large audience at the American Theatre last night. Tonight Carmen will be shown. Abramson announced Mme Padovani of Knickerbocker Opera Company will perform three times next week: Monday Lucia di Lammermoor, Wednesday Rigoletto, and Saturday La Traviata.
Sothern Hosts Reception After Lord Dundreary Show
Mr Sothern held an informal reception after the Academy of Music matinee of Lord Dundreary. An old peoples party attended, about two hundred men and women who had seen Mr Sothern's father perform in the play.
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H. Sothern
Academy of Music
Lord Dundreary
Hughes Letter Read At General Conference
Baltimore May 20 Governor Hughes sent a gracious letter to Bishop Hamilton praising the Methodist Episcopal General Conference for its stance against racetrack gambling and endorsing unified support to uphold state law. The body adopted a federation report urging union with United Brethren and other branches, and set up commissions for Negro Methodist cooperation. The first bishop ballot yielded no victor among eight candidates and a second ballot was ordered.
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the Tribune
Baltimore
Methodist Episcopal General Conference
Hughes
J. W. Hamilton
General Conference
The
Methodist Episcopal Church
Charles E. Hughes
Committee On Federation
United Brethren, Evangelical Association
William F. Anderson
New York
J. L. Nielsen
Chicago
William A. Quayle
E. H. Hughes
de Pauw University
R. J. Cooke
Tennessee
Church
Henry C. Jennings
Western Book Concern
C. W. Smith
W. S. Lewis
M. C. B. Mason
David G. Downey
East Conference
Board of Education, Freedmen's Aid and Sunday Schools
Joseph B. Kingely
Minneapolis
Daniel Dorchester
Pittsburg
C. L. Goodell
Robert McIntyre
Los Angeles
F. D. Bovard
California
California Christian Advocate
Bradford obituary notes longtime Jockey Club steward
John H. Bradford died at his home 275 Lexington Avenue from pneumonia after a cold. A prominent figure in racing for over thirty years he helped organize the Coney Island Jockey Club and served on the Horse Show council. He was born in Boston September 11, 1867 and educated at Harvard. He leaves a wife Elizabeth C. Phipps a son John H. Bradford Jr and two daughters S M and A Phipps Bradford.
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John H. Bradford
Jockey Club
Lexington Avenue
Mr. Bradford
James G. K. Lawrence
John G. Hecksher
William K. Vanderbilt
Cornelius Fellowes
Frank Gray Griswold
Lawrence Kipp
Coney Island
Bradford
Governor Bradford
Massachusetts
Boston
Harvard
New York
Jerome Park
Union
Riding
Manhattan
Somerset Club
Elizabeth C. Phipps
Gardner Phipps
Cincinnati
Mrs Frances Pardee Dies After Illness In New York
Mrs Frances Gertrude Pardee widow of Dr Charles Inslee Pardee former dean of the Medical College of New York University died of pneumonia at her home 16 West South street after a three day illness. She was born in New York September 39 1842 and was daughter of the late George Murdock Snow, longtime financial editor of The Tribune. She aided charity since her husband’s death about ten years ago. Funeral services will be held at her home tomorrow at 10 AM.
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Frances Gertrude Pardee
Charles Inslee Parte
Medical Céllege
New York University
West South Street
East 42d Street
Pardee
George Murdock Snow
The
Tribune
S8th St
Charles Insiee Pardee
George M. Snow
Russell
Pittsfield
Mass
Frank Russell
Wendell Ave
Sterry
George Emere
James E Martin Dies in Paris. obituary notes early life
James F E Martin son of the late James E Martin Jr died yesterday in Paris. He married Gladys Robinson in 1904, daughter of James Altmore Robinson. His father was killed on December 24 when an automobile overturned at Broadway and Whitestone Road, Flushing. No funeral arrangements yet.
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James FE. Martin
James E. Martin, Jr
Paris
Mr. Martin
Gladys Robinson
James Altmore Robinson
Broadway
Whitestone Road
Flushing
Martin
France
James E. Martini
James E. Martin
Florence Brokaw Martin
M'Carty
Mary E. McCarty
Chauncey St
Brooklyn
John Walter Chapman Dies After Long Illness Broker at Nassau Street
John Walter Chapman a broker with offices at 35 Nassau Street died yesterday after three months of illness at his home 1 Remsen Street Brooklyn He was born in East Hartford Connecticut in 1827 and later worked in tobacco business and as a commercial note broker Married in 1873 to Miss Mary Dimon he leaves one daughter Funeral services will be held Saturday morning and he will be buried in East Hartford Connecticut
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John Walter Chapman
Nassau Street
Remsen Street
Brooklyn
East Hartford
Conn
Chapman
Mary Dimon
Whitnety matriarch dies in Brookline after long illness
Mrs. Laurinda Collins Whitney mother of Henry M. Whitney of Boston and of the late William C. Whitney former Secretary of the Navy died at her Brookline home after a long illness. She was born in Somers Connecticut in 1810.
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Boston
Laurinda Collins Whitney
Henry M. Whitney
William C. Whitney
New York
Navy
Brookline
Somers
Conn
Philip Beebe Dies of Consumption in Boston
Philip Beebe son of Yale University professor William Beebe died today in New Haven from consumption after falling ill with the grip in Boston where he was engaged in business last winter.
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New Haven
Philip Beebe
William Beebe
Yale University
Boston
Bowdoin Professor Leslie A. Lee Dies in Maine Hospital
Professor Leslie A. Lee of Bowdoin College died at Maine General Hospital after an intestinal surgery. Born 1852 in Woodstock Vermont, he taught geology and biology at Bowdoin since 1881 and did work with Bangor Theological Seminary. He served seven years with the U S Fish Commission and led the Bowdoin Labrador expedition.
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Portland
Leslie A. Lee
Bowdoin College
Labrador
South America
Maine General Hospital
Woodstock
Bangor Theological Seminary
Lee
United States Fish Commission
Washington
San Francisco
Patagonia
Strait of Magellan
Bowdoin Labrador
Carnegie Hero Fund awards medals for 30 cases
The Carnegie Hero Fund Commission scheduled a quarterly meeting to review 85 cases since the last session. It granted 30 awards including 15 bronze and 15 silver medals, with 13,950 dollars in cash and lifetime monthly payments to four recipients. Named awardees include Albert E. Flatt, Sam B. Van Hise, William P. Vandeventer, Thomas M. Mullins, Mary A. Eaton, Minnie M. Davis, and Ira P. Shear, with 172 total awards since 1964 from 2,432 cases.
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Pittsburg
Carnegie Hero Fund Commission
Albert E. Flatt
Edgewood
N. J
Sam B
Aked Denies Crisis Christianity At Unemployed Meet
Dr. Aked of Fifth Avenue Baptist in a letter to the National Committee for the Relief of the Unemployed declines to address the gathering with economic commentary. He cites lack of expertise and potential backlash as reasons. Resolutions urged the Legislature to appropriate $6,000 to fund municipal improvements and provide work for the unemployed.
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Manhattan
Eccentric Scientist Eben C Chamberlain Dies
Eben C Chamberlain Princeton 8 graduate and noted eccentric died in Pittsburg after a Patagonia trip with his partner. He reportedly severed his partner's head and brought it home, setting the skull with a cigarette between its teeth in his bedroom. He also kept an Aztec mummy and was cremated today.
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Pittsburg
Eben C. Chamberlain
Princeton
Sandy Hill
Washington County
N. Y
Chamberlain
Patagonia
Japanese Screens Sell Highest at Takano Sale
A pair of six fold Japanese screens from Viscount Akimoto’s Tokyo collection, painted by Shohaku, topped yesterday’s K. Takano sale at Fifth Avenue Art Galleries though cataloged at 1.00 dollars. Japanese color prints dated 17th to 188th were sold cheaply due to bad weather. Other buyers included William Norris and George Post. The Carroll furniture sale and Mannhimer library sale follow in coming days.
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Viscount Akimoto
Tokio
Shohaku
K. Takano
Fifth Avenue
William Norris
George Post
W. E. Burns
John la Farge
M. P. Brown
C. Carr
Carroll
M. Mannhimer
Littleton Now Says Thaw Is Sane
Martin W. Littleton reverses stance and declares Harry K. Thaw sane. He had opposed commitment to Matteawan but visited Thaw over an unpaid bill. Thaw seeks reopening or new proceedings if Matteawan stays, and may wish to be sent to Hudson River Hospital.
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Martin W. Littleton
Harry K. Thaw
Mr Littleton
Thaw
Matteawan
Justice Dowling
Littleton
Mr. Littleton
Hudson River Hospital For the
Pilgrim
Today’s Public Events in New York City
Free admission today to the Metropolitan Museum of Art the American Museum of Natural History and the Zoological Gardens. Dixie Club meeting at Hotel Astor at 3 p m. Actuarial Society dinner at Hotel Astor 7 30 p m. New York County Lawyers Association meeting at Metropolitan Life Building Fourth Ave and 25th Street evening. Hudson Guild Building dedication 436 438 West 27th Street evening. Rev Dr Thomas R Slicer on The Ethics of Business at the People’s Institute 318 East 15th Street 8 30 p m.
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American Museum of Natural History
Zoological Gardens
Dixie Club
Hotel Astor
Actuarial Society
New York County Lawyers’ Association
Metropolitan Life Insurance Building
Fourth Ave
25Th Street
Hudson Guild
West 27Th Street
Thomas R. Slicer
People’s Institute
East 15Th Street
Weather Report Forecasts Warmer Eastern Districts
The weather in the East has been fair with many thundershowers from Pennsylvania to the Carolinas. Western districts saw extreme temperatures and sudden cold with snow in parts of Montana and Wyoming. Forecasts predict fair and warmer conditions in the East Thursday and Friday, with rain possible Friday night or Saturday.
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Minnesota
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New England
Middle Atlantic
South Atlantic
Gulf Coast
Lake Superior
European
Grand Banks
New York
New Jersey
Delaware
District of Columbia
Maryland
Peace conference at Mohonk opposes war footing
Lake Mohonk New York May 2 Friends of peace and arbitration open the Lake Mohonk Conference urging opposition to militarism and a war footing. John W Foster asserts gains in arbitration from The Hague and Central American treaties, warning against fleets and rumors of war with Japan. The gathering features leaders from government and academia advocating peaceful settlement.
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N. Y
Friends of Peace and Arbitration
United States
Europe
John W. Foster
Pacific
Japan
Albert K. Smiley
Mr. Foster
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Hague
Friends of Peace
Washington
Root
Senate
Friends of E
Arbitration
Montreal insurance man dies after fall from hotel window
Percy G. Marling of Montreal died early yesterday after an apparent vertigo induced fall from the twelfth floor of the Hotel Manhattan. Coroner and hotel staff noted open windows, a disturbed scene, and Marling's fear of falling. He arrived from Montreal Sunday with jewelry and illness described as vertigo for years.
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Percy G. Marling
Montreal
Canada
Manhattan
Acritelli
Mr. Marling
Balloon lands damaged after breakaway voyage near Saragossa
A balloon in a May 2 contest broke away near Barcelona and the aeronaut, thrown out, was found today in a mountain village near Saragossa. He was seriously injured after a night of wandering, the craft colliding with obstacles before coming to ground. A Horsford product is advertised as a summer appetite stimulant.
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Barcelona
Saragossa
Marriages Listed From New York and Yonkers Dates
Notices show multiple marriage entries including Louise Rolland to Edward Wyckoff Harris at 75 East 66th Street New York on May 20 1998 and Susan Shoemaker Hathaway to Edward Day Thurston Jr at Germantown Pennsylvania on May 19 1908 plus Louise Vezin to Dr Walter Lindsay Niles at St Johns Yonkers on May 26. Endorsed with full names and addresses as required.
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Talcott—Harris
East 66Th St
New York City
J. Ross Stevenson
Louise
H. Edwards Rolland
Edward Wyckoff Harris
Thurston—Hathaway
Germantown
Penn
J. de Wolf Perry
Susan Shoemaker
Nathaniel Hathaway
Edward Day Thurston
Vezina—Niles
St. John's Protestant Episcopal Church
Yonkers
John Mark Ericsson
Louise Vezin
Charles Vezin
Walter Lindsay Niles
New York
Multiple May 20 1908 Death Notices Across Cities
Several brief death notices list individuals including Philip Schuyler Beetle Beebe aged 25, John Henry Bradford, John Walter Chapman, Dunham Jones Crain with funeral details in New York and Cullen New Jersey, and Fannie Cornelia Handy. Funeral times and residences provided. notices request newspaper copies to Baltimore and New Bedford papers.
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Beebee
New Haven
Philip Schuyler Beetle 2d
William
Elizabeth Sebiger Beebe
Bradford
John Henry Bradford
Lexington Avenue
Elizabeth
N. J
Fannie Cornelia Handy
William Cole Handy
Madison
Baltimore
New Bedford
Gilass
Death notices and funeral details in New York listings
Obituaries and funeral notices for Millimann Morgan Nelson Otis Pardee Russell Sterry Taylor Tilton Yandell and lodge service for Charles Yandell. Includes burial plans at Albany Rural Cemetery and St Agnes Chapel details with addresses in Brooklyn East Orange Pittsfield and New York City. Also notes cemetery access via Harlem trains and contact for a book of views.
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Putnamore
Brooklyn
Harlem
Grand Central Station
Webster and
Jerome Avenue
Gramercy
East
New Yorks City
Help Wanted and Subscriptions at The Tribune
The notice invites employers to review a file of applicants at The New York Tribune offices and advertises subscription rates and foreign mail options. It lists multiple hotel and city names where the Tribune can be read and details various rate plans and services.
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Carnegie Heroes
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James Brown Scott
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Costa Rica
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International Bureau of American Republics
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Charles G. Otis
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