Handicap to Arasee Bouquet Draws a Blank in Stretch
Pocketed early and unable to rise after a stretch bid, the entry faltered while a comedienne performer executed a somersault and won by eight lengths. Navajo collapsed after crossing the finish, marking a dramatic turn in the race.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Comedienne
Navajo
Winners at Brighton Beach Race Meet Report
A racing card from Brighton Beach highlights victories for Home Crest and Navajo with Comedienne and Arasee also among the winners. Fort Erie entries include Dan De Noyies and Even Eminola with close finishes and multiple horses showing strong performances before large crowds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brighton Beach
Home Crest
McCarthy
Dupee
McDaniel
Sweet
Fort Erie
Bergen
Dan de Noyies
Ott
Even Eminola
Swain
Lawrence P
Turfin Turmoil and Patrol at the Track Wells
A chaotic scene at the fairgrounds involves a drunken bookmaker arrest at the gate, police actions against bettors, and threats to bar offenders. The track saw a tumultuous racing day with Comedienne winning a key sprint as public opinion and stewards scrutiny focused on betting violations and possible political entanglements.
Arasee shines as Little Sweet nets victory and more
In a sprawling racing summary from a turf meet, Arasee proves shifty for Sam Emory, aiding McDaniel’s ride and Little Sweet’s victory via Tag man. The program lists multiple two and three year old events, including Bridaon and Miss Alvescen, with Times around 1 03 and 1 48 3, and notes other runners such as Lady Rury, Laly Mara, and Santa Hieia among the entrants.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bridaon
Burge
Vescen
G. Burns
Sting Crittent
Marrin
Rury
Laly Mara
Elanor
Santa
Hieia
Hawthees
Lecte
Mcoxn
Dan
Maxim Miied
Millar
Tod
Burnay
Ita Huwe
Lata
Snake Macy
Hasrry Richardson
Tay
Fae Vordain
Stuntr Hil
Aml C. Pauepeace
Erby
Mile
Werth Lawrence TP
Daler
Dennis StaBord
Tima
Caryl
Tits Hiomel
Polly Avetone
Dsteenth
Tam Data
Tin
Marethay
Powere
Fashahie
Tivelin
Ana’ MacDonald
San Arda Aien
Thoroughbred Racing Entries From Today’s Card
Entries list for multiple races including selling races and maidens with numerous horse names and weights. Notable names appear across events such as Kamay Automat and Gerrymander with various distances from five furlongs to a mile plus, showing a dense field of contenders and assigned weights.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kamay. Io
Aml
Leonard
Cieudonne
Yankoa
Stonsland
Floreat
G. W. Frye
Dr. Alzber
Amenenelia
Via
Fuelongs Hoyle
Jolly
Crealin
Melleuia
Tolla
Giles
Ieverua
Sohn Carron
Warn Aucega
Alamandine
Griewers
Topsy Robinson
Vedere
Peythnia
Local Thoroughbred Running Card Notes Hidden Entries
A scrambled list from Brighton Beach and Fort Erie racing names appears with horse and trainer fragments. Notable mentions include Siskin Granta Crack Shot Easton Patchogue and Lights Out with several unclear abbreviations and authors among the entries.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fore Siskin
Granta
Crack Shot
Great
Symbat
Algolarie
Easton
Patchogue
Sina
Zienap
Gus Hem
Nandy
Sir Pann
Trash
Vornunb
Momnorta
Fort Erie
W. Irie
Jon Nolan
Leonard
Hayle
Caele Walter
Ceralin
John Cacrall
Severus
Istella C. Gharlatas
Imboden Briswell
Quagea
Topsy
Recall of Players by Major League Clubs Announced
Cincinnati July 37 The national baseball commission requires recalls of players on the approved list to be announced by August 20. Clubs must notify the secretary and the minor league club by that date, send the specified option money, and transfer the player after payment. This follows Rule 6 and Rules 31 and 44, with blank forms available from league presidents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cincinnati
National Baseball Commission Today
National Commission
Commission
Mair Sue
Lstand
Lany Akes
B. Jonson
H. C. Pulliam
Autoists finish perfect scores at Cambridge Springs tour
Five cars maintaining perfect scores in the 190% Hower trophy tour reached Cambridge Springs from Buffalo at 1:52 p m and depart for Pittsboro New York the next morning. In New York July 7 a six round bout between Billy Papke and Sailor Burke scheduled for the Coliseum Athletic Club was not held due to police interference with hundreds gathered to watch.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cambridge Springs
Buffalo
Pittsboro
New York
Billy" Papke
Burke
Coliseum Athletic Club
President Roosevelt Praises American Olympic Team
Oyster Bay July 27 President Roosevelt sent a message to American Olympic commissioner James E. Sullivan in London praising the team and expressing a wish to shake hands with every athlete. Loch said a New York ovation may occur and Sagamore Hill may host a reception as details of arrival are confirmed. The president sent heartiest congratulations and regrets not meeting each participant in person.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oster Bay
Roosevelt
London
United States
Loch
New York
Sagamore Hill
Oyster Bay
James EB Sullivan
Lofton
England
Jeach
Teeodore Rooseve
Baron von Rossburs Survives Canadian Rockies Avalanche
German traveler Barga von Rossburs, touring the Canadian Rockies near Banff, slipped on ice and fell into a snowbank as an avalanche roared downslope. He was buried but found a crevice beneath the snow where a ledge kept him safe until rescuers arrived and he crawled to safety hundreds of feet below.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Winnites
Manitova
Barga von Rossburs
Germany
Canadian Rockies
Banff
Mount Rundell
Baron
Hesopnuud
National Hotel guest list fragment across cities
A dense OCR fragment lists numerous guests and addresses from hotels in Chicago New York Philadelphia and other cities. Names include Henry Heppert Mandel Mandel Trisia Mandel and James A Alexander with many others and places noted such as St James Lincoln New Varnum and Shoreham. The text resembles a social register page with scattered city references and hotel affiliations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rautimorfss
Kendall
National
Ow. c
Tirksrds
New
Varnum
Felthauar
W. Moyer
Lincoln
Noitoy
G. S
Waterhouss
St. James
Murphy
Robert R. ‘Teults
Babict
Mrs. I. Shadtuck
New Varnum
Chicauo
Salomon
Henry Heppert
Mandel
Town
N. Boman
Wile
Oslesby
Stovall
Willard
Gardine Arge
Barbier
Pittsburg
Charles Warburton
Merle Huiin
Jean McLevard
Michel Go
Marshall
Calapornta
Clinton PL
Fols
Mla
Griesmen
Ian Evandevo
Hlanvhe Baldwin
Katherine Baldwin
San Franelmea
Colorado
A. Fie Riegies
Denver
New Wiliam
Vlorida
Miss Heeve
N. M. White
Sigs
Mangaye White
de Land
FL Urwin
Day Mviile
Shovehary
Soria
S.ic
Lous Preiter
Newark
J. Terry
F. Kelley
Plain
Fot
Bloren
Sig— Mund Elsner
Rose Bank
Arlington
William Youngs
Oyster Day
New Wizard
Frank Cr. Tinney
Atantic City
New York State
J, T. Cobham
Jamestown
Manning
Tuftulo
Amany
Woop
Allen
G. Leonard Hue
Tranking
Willard Norte
Carolina
Onto
W. Siken
Theinwall
Unleten
Francie C. Link
Miss Clara Wink
Springfeld
J. W. Veritinn
Tain
National Burton
KL Lowar
Gaorme
Rennie
Shorehem
Honey L. Tuggins
Frank Coyle
M. VY. Tellandsvert
R. Fred Wf
Behr Pops
Cleveland
A.M. Orr
Piqua
Vienver
New Wella
G. M. Bearastey
Worth
Lipentn
Fremeylvania
George T. Munn
Warren James J. Corbett
Dubois
Jase B. Hoter
Johnstown
A. W. Hrant
Erie
L. ©. Gresaman, Cora Grassman, Parkesburg
Metropolitan
Weston
HH. Mead
Bethlehem
New Willard
South Carolina
D. Garswall
Raleigh
Wenterson
W. C. Henderson
Metropoliten
South Dakota
Mia
Levi Mehre
Maleleh
Larsen
Brooklings
A.W. Henderson
G. P. Sloan
James
Tennessee
I. L. Weight
Calunbra
St James
BL Dulaney
Fred Tulausy
Bristol
Shoreham
T. Damey
Knoxville
Riggs
Ho TL. Miller
W. Ei. Allen
J. J. Motvue
Ming Plattie Jefferson
J. L. Carrall
H. Drake
Richmond
Ralle
Ta ¥. Warren
Saltville
Barbada
Barrie
J. F. Paterson
Ginggew
Artington
Albert D. Fall
Maxies
Dao Beronos
Canton
China
Rigas
Rascal
Smart
Ottaws
Canada
J. Ferguson
Montreal
M. Felselberg
Moscow
Husst
New Wittasd
Doyle Defeated as Touchard Shocks Washington Nine
In the 18th annual Ingles tennis tourney at Longwood Brookline C C, G F Touchard of New York upset C B Doyle of Washington in the third round. Healy Wright beat R C Seaver in a one sided match, and many favorites advanced through the first two rounds with 52 matches completed on day one.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston
Longwood Cricket Club
Brookline
C. B. Doyle
Washington, D. C
G. F. Touchard
New York
Doyle
Delaware
W. J. Clothier
H. Mollenhauer
Healy C. Wright
R. C. Seaver
Massachusetts
Wright
Seaver
Longwood
P. HW. Whitman
Toluca
D. L. Plokmat
WV. Page
F. Tarranes, Jr
St Nettlan
New Haven
H. K. Aldrich
Philadephia
R. Rosenbaum
TH. Palmer
N. Johnson
A. J. Hosking
Philadelphia
Lt. Woailia
Hostim
FB. Alexander
C. Biddle
F. G. Andaraon
Providence
W. A. Viel
D.P. Rhotes
R. Bishop
Gol
Gomery
S. Lovering
F. Pariah
Deroute
H.L. Devie
Washington
HM. L. Ewer
Inman
I. W. Cole
A. Tah
E. At. Pickman
Wiloway
W. L. Jennings
Warmaster
C.F Touchard
New Yor
F Wetton
H. D
Westfall
J. A. C. Colton
Tallimors
B.C
E. F. Torrey
Sey
Py 'Efautt
Wise
A. F. Fuller
Bot. Fron
Derauley
H.W. Slocum
Osnoklyn
H. Kawasaki
J. D. Ames
Providencn
CG. E. Barker
OHAT
LeRoy
A. M. Regata
Omi
Lutte
No Haven
Tt. Wright
F. Young
Bostan
Pia
G.C. Crampton
Worcester
W. Mol
Kk. H. Whitney
Goston
W. Darts
Foster
T. A. Soler
Hinckley
B. Davie
D. C
N. W. Cabot
G. Witers
Huston
A. Sweetzer
Roston
Go. Wrenn
York
W. M. Whiting, Jr
Beaton
T. B. Pimpton
Heston
N. W. Niles
D. P. Rhodes
HH. Whitman
V. Page
Cole
Hackford
J.D. B. Sones
FR. Speare
Moston
R. UW. Palmer
King
Phiidelphia
F. OH. Alexander
Re. Andersen
D. Jalinaun
Tioston
J.C. Neelys
Pchivags
PF Toushamt
H. J. Posie
J. Salinway
Borton
G. Crompton
Worcaster
Got
B.C. Wright
R. C. Beaver
Rabney, Jr
Baptors
Wwern
Court Clears Two Managers In Nude Stage Trial
The court found the two mousic hall managers and seven women not guilty of immorality in the exhibition of Ether Dehauch. One manager received three months punishment and two actresses fifteen days. others were acquitted. The decision stressed that distance from the audience and immobility of the performers negated any immoral suggestion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Berenger
Pariz
Bryan Speaks Like Cicero Not Demosthenes Says Rogers
Washington letter by W. Edgar Rogers praises William Jennings Bryan’s Lincoln tribute at Columbia Theater on April 14 1907 while forecasting political outcomes. Rogers asserts Bryan’s oratory favors Cicero over Demosthenes and predicts Taft wins in key states with three Eastern Northern Western or Pacific states carried.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
the Post
Willam Jennings Bryan
Columbia Theater
Abraham Lincoln
Bryan
Demosthenes
Cicero
Philp
Cleero
Henry Litchfield West
Post
Henry of Navarre
Legiona
Mr. Bryan
Pacific
New York
New Jersey
Indiana
Taft
Kentucky
Maryland
North Carolina
William Edgar Rogers
Washington
Macedonian question raises in house of commons
London July 27 The Macedonian question was raised in the House of Commons tonight. Sir Edward Grey foreign affairs minister said it was better the Macedonian question be settled by the Turks themselves than by forcing partial reforms on reluctant authorities. He decried intervention in Persia unless Persian subjects joined in reforms. The 6 year old son of Elder Joseph Hall shot himself with a shotgun after family trouble. The boy had been despondent for weeks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
House of Commons
Si Edward Grey
Persia
Leonard Hall
Joseph Hall
Edward
Hillard
Byain
Germany
Great Britain
Rhoda
Russia
France
Vienna
Anver Bey
Young Turk Party
Salonica
The Fortune Teller at National and Luna Park Acts
The National Theater presented The Fortune Teller with a lively cast led by Blanche Morrison in Musette and Irma with strong musical numbers and sharp comic timing. Luna Park showcased Lew Bloom in a costumed tramp persona and a witty Cardowale Sisters act alongside other acts in a high merit vaudeville bill.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
National Theater
Washington
Blanche Morrison
Musette
Irma
Charles Meyers
William Schuster
Herman Hurshberg
Huntington
Edith Bradford
Luna Park
Lew Bloom
Bis
Mann
Franks
Cardowale
Smith O'Brien
Shamsiur Ara Brawiesi
Mer
Corrutti
Rome
James
Mgr. Bonaventura Cer
Arutti
Clemenceau's daughter ill with typhoid in Paris
Paris dispatch reports Mme Jacquemarre, daughter of Prime Minister Clemenceau, gravely ill with typhoid fever. Solemn telegram summons M Clemenceau from Nearmy where he was visiting. The premier married Miss Plummer, an American.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paris
Mme. Jacquemarre
Clemenceau
M. Clemenceau
Nearmany
Eee Plummer
Typhoon Hits Hongkong Causes Drownings and Rescue Efforts
A July 2 typhoon struck Hongkong just before noon driving high seas. Many Chinese drowned as the British cruiser Astarea crew used a searchlight to rescue thirteen men in a cutter. After an hour five others were saved. no European vessel damage reported.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hongkong
Astarea
Emperors greet Fallieres in Reval marina meeting
In Reval Emperor Nicholas II and President Fallieres met aboard the Russian Standart and French Verite. Salutes rang out as the two fleets joined, with the Marseillaise heard aboard the Standart. A gala dinner followed with exchanges of cordial toasts and mutual pledges of friendship and peace.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Russia
Reval
Nicholas of Russis
President Fallieres
France
Edward
Fallieres
Verite
Standart
Dikoff
Ermperor Nicholas
M. Fallieres
Emperor Nicholas
President Fabres
Tsarevitch
King Greets Peace Envoys At Buckingham Palace
London July 27 The seventeenth universal peace conference organized by the Society of Friends met at Canton Tail Here with over 100 societies from sixteen countries. Delegates included Eewin Z Mead and Benjamin F Trueblood, Baron von Holleben and Baroness Hertha von Suttner. The bishop of Carlisle presided. King Edward and Queen Alexandra welcomed the delegates and urged international understanding and friendship among nations. The king and queen shook hands with each delegate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Society of Friends
Canton
Eewin Z. Mead
Benjamin F. Trueblood
Baron von Holleben
Germany
Hertha von Suttner
Austria
Carlisle
Edward
Alexandra
Buckkingham Palace
Mrs Gould Dead in Cayenne After Murder Plot
Special Cable reports Mrs Vere St Leger Gould died of typhoid fever at Cayenne French Guinea while her husband Sir Vere St. Leger Gould faced life imprisonment after their abortive plan to ship a murdered woman’s body from Marseilles to Paris. Her death followed commutation of her death sentence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington Post
Frankfort-on-the Main
Monte Carlo
Vere St. Leger Gould
Cayenne
French Guinea
Gould
Vere St. Einer Gould
Marseilles
Paria
Emma Levin
American car nears Paris in New York race finale
From Berlin, July 27, the Thomas car began its final leg toward Paris at 11 30 this morning as the New York race nears its climactic stage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Berlin
New York
Paris
Liberal chief arrested in Mexico during abortive movement
Dr Francis Gonzales called president of the liberal party by revolutionaries was arrested in Chihuahua and brought to Mexico City under armed escort and placed in prison. He is charged as a leader of the failed northern frontier revolutionary movement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington Post
Mexico City
Francis Gonzales
Liberal Party of Mexico
Chihuahua
Equity Court notes and judgments in Washington record
The legal record lists Equity Court No. 1 and Court No. 3 orders and judgments. Receivers authorized to accept sale offers, default judgments, and numerous estate actions. Criminal court includes murder and robbery cases. probate court covers wills and administrations. numerous property transfers and lot deeds in Washington DC neighborhoods.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Supreme Court
District of Columbia
Equity Court NO
Justice Anderson
Ebel Va
Washington Beet and Provision Company
Accent
GL. Whitford
Steverson
St. R. Hornar
Christie
Harrisson
Harriss
Pall
J. AH. Marshall
J. E. Baggett
Meluen
McEwen
C. W. Fitts
W. P. Plumley
Jones Va. Cole
Deeds of Trusts and Property Mortgages Listed in Columns
A fragmented notice lists numerous deeds of trust and mortgages across blocks and squares. Names include Dennin, Heatey, O'Dea, Marrigan, Rogers, Lynch, McPherson, Murray, Rowsee, Tawny, Dupeth, Donath, Emith, Shields, Beall, Grady, Edmonston, Cohen, Wells, King, Crary, Edmonston, and others. Amounts range from hundreds to thousands with terms from 1 to 7 years and interest mainly at 6 percent, with semiannual or quarterly payments. The items cover secured properties in various blocks and squares and reference building associations and insurance firms.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Square
Dennin & Heatey
T Ux
Petrick J. O'Dea
Mary EK
Moors
Secre
Mary V. Marrigan
Wiliam A
Rogers Et Ux
Fame
Rerora Game
Titte Lee Wiley
Gharies
Babenek
Thomas K. Lynch
Robert"a. McPhersom
Samuel A. Murray
Walter B. Wright
Prak B. Gopkina
Vt Ux
Samuel C. Milly
Wiam E. Edmonston
Archibald G. Hullett
Reservoir View
William B. Myers
James F. United
Firmap Horner
John W. Powell
Hubert G. Rowsee
James H. Tawny
Howard E. Dupeth
August Donath
Square Hit
Darnar
John JT McFall
Lok
G—Taey M. Whelanth Wanhingtone Loan and Trust Company
Equitable Cooperative Building Association
Tophael
L.shanafelt
Edwara
York and Widride
Jorfan
Emya Wallard
Study food preservatives
Baltimore July 27 announcement said a referee board, appointed at President Roosevelt’s request, has begun work to study food preservatives. Three experimental series are in progress in Haven and New York laboratories of Northwestern University, Sheffield Scientific School, and Columbia University. Sodium benzoate is being studied, but current results would be premature and misleading.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baltimore
Roosevelt
Haven
New York
Tories
Northwestern University
Sheffield Scientific School
Columbia University
Sudden Wakeup on Seventh Street Car Assault Charge
Robert Florine aged 25 of 1821 D Street NW was awakened on a Seventh Street car and allegedly assaulted Conductor Clark Robey, tearing his coat. Florine was arrested and held at the Eighth precinct on assault charges and to be arraigned in peace court this morning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert Florine
D Street
Clark Robey
Violine
Eighth Precinct
Poace Court
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Arasee
Emery Gelding
Bouquet
Sosamygel
Emery Raven
Bolo
Por
Heighton Beach
Brik Arasee
Ptp
Allare
Mack Teehoe
Sccleliuay
Bes Romeret
Fara
Ninae 2
Onites
Pullel
Fone
Dapey
Te Damount
Thapaell
Ree
Fran Partha
Tae
Sumeniirtos
Lota
Corragos
Neotste S
Coons
Wiz McCucrays
Fieemans
Tommie
Foor
Elma
Sig Posenthal
Thc
Sishal
Merting
Itien
Win
UL Greenwood
OL Singer
Amds Brown
Dante
Molesey
Mat
Georgy G. Hall
Bond
Hughey Jennings
Detroit
Fred Clarke
Pitsburg
Fort
Eric
Brigfiten Beach
Firet
Pore
Stakineler
Rella
Dy Botemer
Garland
Oner
Gairenda
Lal
Moonahtca
Ure Cameres
Rte
Malden
Panalus
Banbury
Kileereen
Treveler
Dancy Dixon
Pitle Cowpeen
Gua Helm
Catherine Moser
Lacata
Sulff
Coram Belle
Mariana
Sisra
Surtat
Greeny
Iatar
Raah
Olympic
Sullivan
Avalanche
G. B. Doyle
Washingtosian
Touchard
Gigero
Pacific States
Mr. Rogers
Rextios
Norway
Clemenceau’s
Gzar
Reval Harbor
the Marseillaise
Friends’ Conference
Buckingham Reception
Liberal
Gonzales
Morton C. Stout & Co
F Street
Girguit Court No
Wrviti Va
Daly
Plaintif
Leon Tobriner
Bensinger
Colton
A. J. Newmyer
Melluire
Wilton Jambert
Atiive & Brandenti Criminal ‘Court NO
Thomas H. Pickford
George P. Hoover
George Tove
Sustica Anderson
Clement W. Howard
Howard McCormick
Marion S. B. Jolly
Ralston & Siddons
Watate
Malvina
Robey
Marriet B. White
Irena
Sophia Arendes
Wolf & Rosenbera
Frederice Hohmann
Wolf & Rosenberg
John T. Suter
C.F. Dizga
Mary Lynch
Nea
Emiata
Jokenh Preor
J. WW
Glennan
William F. Maddox
Will
Attornes
J. Murphy
Michael O'Hanlon
Mary
J. van Neen Phitinen
Te Seckendorf
Secoum
Finsant
Hamilton, Colbert, Yerkes & Hardstnn
Kinges M. Savage
Marcus Karman
Tepper & Cusack
Georgetown Gaslight Company
E.G. Davis
Faxon
Handle Park
William HW. Richards
Henrietta E. Gutridge
Henrietta E. Gutringe
Sama
Jennie C. Abbott
Anacostia
Robert F. Bradbury
Elestra Bury
Reenilworth
Clara
Taylor Et Vir
Horatius N. Tapilu
Pennsylvania Avenue
Guy P. Warren
L. Cabell Williemson
William BH. Schofield
Kennaworth
Bernara G. Brown
Zeona CG
Bundy
Aarlingt Fira Jaeaisrance Company
Frank Cucklewicz
Jagnara
Ninth
Eawin
Wilson
Charles W. Sheaffer
George W. Stuart
CITVY
Rignald W. Beall
Charles A. Smith
Joseph's Park
Joseph T. Quatt
Hernard MM. Offutt
Fifteenth
Walter D. Dresser Et Ax
Emma M. Gillett
Tennessee Avenue
Millee
Columbia Heights
Davia
Murdock, Jr
Charles J. Greaselone
Emma Wollard
Ruphael J. Bhanafelt
Mount Pleasant
Charles J. Groseclote
David B. Murdock, Jr
Third Street
BE Street
Bou'y
Carolina Avenue
Mary Woorts
Lucy M. Whelan
S.S.S
S.S
Swift Specific CO
Atlanta
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