Market Dull After Amalgamated Copper Dividend Hit
New York September 25 The stock market opened dull with low mood and only speculative bounce from Amalgamated Copper after its dividend news. Dealers priced in a potential money market shift, while call loans fell under 6 percent amid expectations of a heavy fall move and Treasury relief maneuvers.
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New York
Amalgamated Copper
Amalgamated
Secretary of the Treasury
Fractional Ledger Notes and Rates From a Market Report
The item reports money market notes with percentages and rates, mentions prime paper and sterling exchange, and lists posted rates for bankers' bills and various bonds. It notes fluctuations in government bonds and irregularities in certain credit instruments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Yey Vent
sinta-Cave
WEW YORK BOND MARKET AND GRAIN SUMMARY
New York market notes bonds and commodities with numerous issue quotes including American Tobacco and Central of Georgia. Wheat and corn futures mixed. December wheat uneven with slight declines and gains in oats and livestock markets. receipts higher in Chicago Minneapolis and other hubs. weather favorable for spring wheat aiding movement. market overall steady to modestly firmer by close.
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W. B. Hibbs & Co
F Street
New York Stock Exchange
Washington Stock Exchange
Chicago Board of Trade
Morhwest
Theagy Denmnd
Kansas City
St. Louis
Vic
Tvgtem
Promina
Minneapolia
Aa Covn
Tve
Gare. Com
Wall Street Gossip Signals Mixed Toward Bearish Trading
Knickerbocker Ice and American Ice hit new highs while Chicago reports show a 22 percent summer gain for Knickerbocker. Reading stock led a broad decline with 25 0900 shares traded and a 4 1 4 point drop. Pullman Palace Car advanced to a new high of 268 as speculation grows on possible dividends. money demand remained tight with mercantile loans at 7 percent or more. The market eyes potential treasury relief before a sustained bull phase resumes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Buffalo
Broooklyn Stapig Transit
Consolidated
Inter- Metropoliian
Brooklyn
Rapid Transit
Inter- Metropolitan Common
Inter-Metropolitan Preferred
Itm
Brooklyn Rapid Cransit
Inter-Metropolitan
London
Shaw
Treasury
Secretary of the Treasury
Long Tan
Cuba
Anmm
Teck Island
Rock Island Company
Focal Exchange
Geneva
Thich Low
jAdams Express
Tansan City Southern
Vesanfverso
Kangas City Southern
Bey Bei Bay
Louisville
Nashville
Car and Foundry
ARAL
Am, Car and Foundry
Minneapolis
St. Louie
oRti M
St. P
New York Central
Smetkat Refining
Ontario
Big You
American Sugar Refining
Norfolk and Wéatern Ptt
North American
Tobacco
Certit
Tae
Northern Pacific
Anaconda Mining Compeat
Atchluan Ae S A
Panific
Mall
Ae Ark
Atchlson Pia
Pennsylvania
Lao
St. Louis
Baltimore
Ohio
Adenet St
Brooklyn Rapid Transit
Canadian Pacific
Pullman Palace
Jae Fees
Reveraey
Aoa Ali
Repubiic Steed
Dichicago Great Western
Nemubue Steel Ptd
Payi
DRA
Chicago
Northwestern
Rork Island Company
GoojChicago
Bt Taunt
Jaetag
As -Slors-Sherard Steel
T and T
Ist
San
We IK
Lopta
Lonls Southwestern
Colorado Fuel and Iron
Taula Southwestern Pla
Southern
Southern Pacific
acoCola
Southern Isl
Gtd
Ar Sans
Corp
GOM
Southern Railway
Consolidated Gag
Southern Hailway
Tennessee Coat
Delaware
Toleda
St. L
Western
St Lk
S$tel Bay -del
Lack
Union “Pacific
Denver
Rio Grande
Weaver and Rio Granda Ptd
Inlon Pacific
United States Express
United Steed Realty
Walted
Statea Rubber
United States Rubber
General_ Electric
United States Steel . AG
States Steel
Great Northern Pd
Rete
Carolina Chemical
Hocking Valley
Minoin Central
Shaas
Carolina Chemical Pia
Interborough- Metropolitan A
Wapagh
Interborough-Bet Pia
Ais
Well-Fargo Express
Ps International Paper Pt
al Cetinghouse Electric
Western Union
International
Po International
W. B. Hibbs & 13
F Street
New York Stock Co
Bankers and Brokers
Washington Stock Exchange
Chicago Board of Trade
Washington Fort New York
Knickerbocker Ice i
Stock Exchange
Gold Movements In New York And London Trade
In New York on September 25 Mieldbach Ickeheimer and Co engaged 290,300 in bar gold to London and to Wsaport. The steamer Reongoing Wilhelm arrived today with approximately 2,502,000 in gold for the National City Bank.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Mieldbach, Ickeheimer & Co
London
Wsaport
Wilhelm
Inferm Tyrone
National City Bank
Washington Railway and Electric stock heats up on active trading
Local financial markets show renewed activity with railroad stocks leading the board. Washington Railway and Electric common shares surged to 40 and bids climbed during after hours, with brokers signaling strong demand and notable fractional gains. railway preferred also advanced while the rest of the Ast sector lagged.
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Exchange
Washington Stock Exchange snaps and bonds list details
The page lists bids and trades across railroads and utilities with prices, including Washington Railway and Electric common and preferred, Capital Traction, District bonds, and various securities. It notes closing quotations from yesterday and includes mining, trust, savings, and title stocks with percent and price data.
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Columbia Railroads
Washington Railway and Etechele 4A
Capital Traction
Washington Railway
Swi Electric Common
SON
Electile
BEY
BMG
Lanatuo
Greene Copper
National City Bank
Union Trust Company
call—Morgenthaler
Washington Gas
Washington Railway and Electric 4S
Washington Railway and Electric Common
Waatington Railway
Ellectric
Philippina Land Purchase
District of Columbia
Washington Gas Company
Capital ‘Traction Railroad
Anacostia and Potomac
City and Suburban Railroad
Calumb
Railroau
Columbie Aaroail Gy
Metropolitan Stallroad
Itta “Metropolitan Railroad
Metropolitan Railroad
Washington Railway and Electric
United States Electric Light
Potomac Electric Light
Norfolk and ‘Washington Steamboats
Chesapeake and Potomac Telephones
Whehington Market Company
Washington Tollway and Electric Common
Washington Railway and Bloctee
Norfolk and Washington Steampont
Georgetown Gas
Chesapeake and Potomac Telephone
Mergenthaler Linotype
Langton Monotype
Greens Copper
Mitchel Mining Company
National banketeers—American
Capited
Central
National City
Columbia
Commercial
Farmers and Mechanics
Lincoln
Metropolitan
Alges
Weebington
Trust Company
American Security and Trust
Doypalt
Trust
Washington Loan and ‘Trust
Home Savinge Bank
Union Savings Bank
Washington Savings Bank
Tay Fire Insurance
Arlington
Coreman
Piramen's
Franklin
National Union
People’s
Potomac
Riggs
Washington Title
Southern Pupils Service Corporation
Graphophone Couinon
Graphophone
Washington Produce Market Prices Report
Quotations indicate wholesale prices for eggs butter cheese and live poultry. Fresh stock supply steady with demand, prices firm and varying by grade and region. tomatoes, onions, apples, peaches and other fruits and vegetables show fluctuating supplies and values per barrel or box as listed.
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Virginia
West Virginia
Tennesree
North Carolina
Western
Sigady
New York State
Jorge
Bedio
Maryland
New York
Ohio
Fies
York Imperial
Ben Davis
Nix
von Carter
Florida
Washington Cattle Market Report and Prices
Choice cattle wanted with moderate supply and steady market. Extra cattle at 6.00 per cwt, hogs 6.50 to 7.00 per cwt, calves and veal mixed, lambs and sheep with varied pricing. cattle inspection laws noted to take effect October 1.
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N. B
Mtna
Oil Quotations and Credit Balances Report
Toledo markets report oil quotations for North Lime South Limes and Todiana with values. Credit balances show shipments 133,923 and average 196,006 with totals 8,271 in balances.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Toledo
Ohio
North
South
OM Cy
New York Cotton Market Steady Amid Weather Hopes
The New York cotton market opened steady and closed steady with a 4 6 point rise on better cables and forecasts of rain. Sales for the day reached about 200000 bales as covering short positions and rain prospects affected trading, with a West Indian storm feared to hit the Gulf coast tonight or tomorrow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. B. Hibs & Co
F Street
New York Stock Exchange
Washington Stock Exchange
Chicago Board of ‘Trade
Mayers Bayons Bat
New York
Dim and Cloigh Ateady
Die
Frices
Shorts
Gulf Coast
Brg
Pointe
Galverton
Equity Court notices and probate records in the Washington legal ledger
The District of Columbia equity court records include party amendments in cases such as Washington Loan and Trust Company versus Dulas and Hanes, Saville versus Curtin, and McClelland versus Ashford. Various petitions cover guardianships, administration of estates, probate of wills, and letters of administration with bonds and attorney details.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Supreme Court
District of Columbia
Equity Court NO. 1
Ijustice Olabsugh
Washington Loan End Trust Company
Dulas
Charlier B. Hanes
B. Matdox
H. P. Gatley
B. H. Thomas
BH. G. Glaeme
AG. Mann
Saville
Curtin
F. Lewis
M. N. Richardson
McClelland Ve. Ashford
Tramton
Cardolla & Jotnan
Field Ve
American Ice Company
Dapoait Fund
Carliste & Johnson
Noweva
Guarentes Building and Loan Associaton
Compisimant
B.S. Miner
Neals
DeConville & Co. Va
Richmond Company
J. S. Easby-Smith
WJ. Lasabort
Trowsend Ve
Probath Court
Clebaugh
Barney Levi
Urder
Jad Htem
Rebecca Levy
Bond
Clinton Tomes
Kemnth P. Clack
George Francee ‘Williams
State of James
Brean
Willine J. Yoate
Alexander H. Doll
Tatate
Cane M Sexvey
Cordada
Sterling
Atstorney
Massey
Eatate
Charles Schroth
Jadel
Lewis J. Davis
William A.’ McKenny
Pater Vurtushon
J. N. Saunders
Real Estate Transfers Across Washington District
A compilation of property transfers in Washington District including deeds from Deanwood to Elgabsth Potten, Ward Place Northwest parcels to Boward, numerous lots and squares in Anacostia, Columbia Heights, and Droit Park, with buyers such as James T. and Anna M. Bell, Frank B. Butterfield, and the United States Realty Company. Several estates conveyances list prices, lot numbers, and square references, reflecting a busy market across multiple neighborhoods.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Deanwood Beights
Joseph D. Jones
Elgabsth
Potten
Fifth Street
F Stresta
W. Clarence Duvall
Robert J. Palmer
J. Waller Duvall
St al
Anacostia Road
County
L. Bee
Wanlington
Willam B
Mary
Dean
NAVY
McLaren
Angelo Monaco
Fourteenth Street
William W. Nellyan
Margeret E. Neltgen
Ps Bellavue Higulands
Prank
B. Butterfield Étax
Tandora Pavarina
Sme Ta Gama
Tota
Anme
Columede Alexander
James B. Alexander
Jain Lewis Simith
James B. Archer
Columbia Heights
Harv Ty Ruat
Frank G. Graf
Whitminstee Street
Francis W. Clements
Elizabeth Diemer
Square
Vermont
Aydnuh
Robert J ‘Wilkinson
Tamer Ann Wilkinson
Harlem
Hary M Smith
Florence
Dale
Whitney Cloee
Whitem
Marte
Homsteed
Grant Park
John F. J. White
Jamag
W. Barker
West Eckington
Richard H. Barlew
George G Fumphrey
Winthrop A
Emma R. Roberts
M Street
Adrien J. Cox
Lolle B. Owens
Eleventh Street
Herrests
Louis
H. H. Schpelder
Gt x
Garlton M. Bégul
Square i
Clarence B. Rheem
George W. F. Ewarteau
Charles F. Morrison
Alley
Alvin W. Chapin
Jobo
Marriages of Clergy and Listed Individuals Across Local Towns
A dense OCR list records numerous marriage pairings including Henry Jones with Jane Lea, and hundreds of named clergy and spouses across cities such as Richmond Virginia, Lynchburg Virginia, Baltimore Maryland, and New Haven Connecticut. The entries all note Rev. and various surnames with ages, indicating a compiled marriage registry snippet from multiple congregations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry Jones
Jane Lea
T._ Smith
Predarick Summervile
Harsh Parker
J. C. Dent
Francis Garratt
Mattingly
Wilhemina Rave
Tannatrytown
Rey
W. C. Alexander
Robert E. Auld
Elizabeth H. Vidgon
John W. Boal
Jomod W. Nash
Carroll Schroeder
Troy
W. J. Devries
Hdgar G. Palmer
Richmond
Lend
Furgeragn
Riehmong
O McLeod
Taurende E. Maher
Maud Y. Canter
James J. Maguire Roy
Gurnerd
Alien M. Peyton
D. W. Skellinger
Coueterd Sheets
Tondo J. Croft
Brauntoh
We M. Ferguson
Robert’ Newict
Lucinda Gophus
R.A. Armstead
Henry Andrews
Bigle M. Giles
Blus Ridge Springs
Val
W. H. Chapman
James B. Knott
Leigh Mead
Cert
Doner
Shomox RilRoberts
Belin F. Wright
Lynchburg
D.C Mcbeod
Arthur Btrivers
Copley
A_H_ Catlett
Thermann
Lane
Seppilerbers
Baltimore
RE. P. Willams
Harry Bamunde
Mamie X
Parlin
Alonzo J.oido
Joe E. Clogett
Birdie’ K Shaw
Marbora
Stealey
Guck Sander
Mary Harr
James D. Bubrer
John B. Berry
Augusta
D. C._ Brownwillam F. Bless
Annie Y. Torney
Xinpanhote HG. Grimm
Grace B. Adams
He “Hubberd
Health Office Record Shows Multiple Deaths in District
Health office record lists several deaths with ages and addresses including George Sharp on Grant Road DC aged 81 and Frederick Bratt at Gov Hoep aged 67 both noted as insane, plus Michael Wetch at 933 26th St NW aged 22 and Youle V BE at 49 years. Other entries include Dexter N Clark 48, Sarah K Vincent 27, Warren Brows 27, Mary Robert 25, Gertrude A Offutt 24, Berthe Hatler 20, Mary McDonough 20, Carrie Miller 9, and Percy Williams 1 year from various DC addresses.
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George Sharp
Grant Road
D. C
Frederick Bratt
Hoep
George Brown
Michael Wetch
26Th
Youle V. BE
Dexter N. Clark
Gov
Hom
Sarah K. Vincent
RK. I
Ayre Warren Brows
Hastert
Patonae
Mary Robert
Columbia Hospital
Ave
Percy Williams
Fenton
Deeds of Trust Across Several Additions and Lots
Deeds of trust recorded with multiple parties securing various sums including 1000 to 1400 dollars with terms from one to forty five months at 6 percent monthly or semi annual interest. Properties include Moore and Barbour's Second Addition, Washington Loan and Trust Company security, and German American Building Association loans. Names include Elisabeth O Patten William A Patten James T Bellot Katherina H Mallet Angelo Monaco Ida Le McLaren James S Cotton and others. Original plate shows many minor procedural descriptions typical of trust filings.
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Boy
David W. Sargent
Charles Att
William Pedrow
Samuel B. Walker
Michael L Weller
Eastern
Lawrence EH. Maher
William P.harrison
Bilton P. Caldwell
Charles P. Powell
Ana
Borah J. Jnnifer
Frederick A Wenning
James F. Bandy
Steurs
Fred G. Coldron
Thomes Walker
James ¥. Bondy
Annie BE. A. “Walker
Clark Mille
John I. Kospp
Andrew Wilton
Noel W. Barksdale
Jennie F. Sates
West Eckington
Winthrop A. Roberts
Franck
A. “Blendin
Robert L. O'Brien
Charles L. Tankerdley
Sawe Ig Hobert
E. Obrien
Alvin G. Belt
Richard H. Barley
George C. Pumphrey
Floyd EL Davis
Charenca
Schmetder
Ava
J. Matthews
Francis San
Walter
Hilton
Harry Wardman
Deanwood Reights
Elisabeth O Patten
William A
Leonard J. Mather
W. Gwynn Gardiner
Jennie ZB Corby
Tota AL
Brockr
Robert J. Palmer
Andrew B. Duvall
Jeskred Witliam
Edmondston
W. Clarence Duvall
Sama
Sears
Moore and Barbour
Katherina H
Mallet
Randle Highlands
James T. Bellot
Henry H. Bergmann
George W. Emmerich
Neciré
Bulding Associa+tion
Angelo Monaco
New York Produce Prices Steady in Mixed Oceangoing Market
New York reports mixed commodity prices with flour and barley steady, butter and eggs unchanged, and receivals around 19,004. Wheat and rye firm or steady, meats and poultry quiet, and oils and fats showing little movement. Freight, potatoes, cabbage, hides, wool, beer, lard, and cottonseed briefly steady. petroleum, rosin, turpentine, rice, molasses, coffee, and sugar show minor firmness or stability.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Beralny
Revelpta
EGOS
Rio Frm
Cordova
Metal Market Report From New York Prices Mix. London Lead
The New York metal market shows mixed quotes with London prices higher for copper and lead and local shortages easing. Copper around 90 pounds per ton for spot and future, zinc near 19.75 to 20.00, electrolytic around 19.50 to 19.75, and tin ~19.25 to 19.50 while iron and foundry alloys hold steady or rise modestly in local trading. Northern, Southern, and Southern foundry iron grades cited with prices in the 19.75 to 21.09 range.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
London
Leird
Tron
Standard Foundry
St Ss
Cleveland
fay.Ga
Tey Roski Ethers Snegden Et Sear
Northern
Houthern
Live Stock Markets Report from New York
Live stock markets in New York on September 25 show receipts of 502 with no trading. beef in steady demand and export estimates for today and tomorrow include 60 dollars per head for cattle and 7000 quarters of beef. Calves receipts reach 304 with steady demand. quality described as generally average with no prime lots observed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Livestock Market Report Shows Mixed Herd and Hogs
Western bids hold steady for sheep and lambs while hogs remain firm. Cattle receipts near 28,000 with steady to weak values. Hog prices range from 6.75 to 7.10 for select heavy stocks, with calves and bulls also listed. Sheep and lamb markets show varied demand, with lambs firm to high and yearlings steady.</S>
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Canada
Chicago
Rail roads barred from 10 cent excess fare charge
Ohio Attorney General Ellis rules in a formal opinion to the State railway commission that railroads may not demand a 10 cent excess fare when cash fares are paid with tickets not used. The ruling notes the excess is unlawful even if refunded upon presentation of the conductor's receipt.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ohio
Columbus
State Railway Commission
Ellis
Honor Legion Elects Officers in Opposition to Congress Move
The Medal of Honor Legion in Winsted Conn days ago declared against transferring the award authority from the War and Navy Departments to Congress, warning political influence could skew honors. Officers elected include Commander Patrick De Lacey Scranton Pa and Vice Commander Samuel B Horn Winsted plus William Leach New York. Moses Sept Sale offers furniture carpets rugs and draperies and related items.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Congress
Winsted
Conn
Medal of Honor Legion
War and Navy Departments
Legion
Patrick de Lacey Scranton
Samuel B. Horne
William Leach
Ch. Lata
Wiliam Hubbell
New ‘Ork
Also Mentioned on This Page
Anaconda
Boston
Heaton and Athy
Eaton
Tae Flackburg
York
New Laven
Winate Cute
Meticam Woolen
Pfu
Troy and Steel
Massachux
Massachusetts
Arlande
Shannon
Utah
Americas Tobacco
Fearon Corsuti
Ny Ae Jetta Cogtron
Chicago Subway
Ata
Curberiant Ely
Macks Company
Machay
New York Stock Market
WEW
American Tobacco
TIN American Tobacco
Teluscn General
Atchison Adjustment
Adenan Coast Line
Rutimerg
Hallmers
Central of Georgia
Central of Georgia Jet Inc
Central of Georgia , Inc
Chesapeake and Ohio
Chicago and Alton
Burlington and Chicago
Pacite Railroad
Packie
Rairodd
Erie Prior
Eria General
Japan
Taganates
Louleville and
Manhattan
Mexican Central
Missouri
Kansas
Texas
Kanané
National Railroad
Bmexico
Consol
New York Central General
Jersey Central General
Nortalk
Western Consol
Gregan
Reading General
St Pauls and Iron
San Francisco
United States Steel
Wheeling Cod Lake
Eric
Wiavotsin Central
Ofterea
Chicago Grain
NEW York Grain
Duluth
Cloged
Fred Western
Geteber
Tanu- Jory
Anos Suny E
Wall Street
Albany Way
Arkansas
Reading
Local Financial
Washington
Gnn
Washington Produce Market
Washington Cattle Market
OLL
Mag
Grove, Seles. Stack
Alveston— Pim
New Orleans
Yeene
MobUe— Steady LL
Savannah
Charleston
Withington
Dendy
Norfolk
Beaton
Pensacola
Great Britain
Britain
Continent
France
P. F. Brown
L. DB. Brown
Charley F. Benjamin
Trustes
Nicholas Brill
Floyd BP
Welter G
Anpolina Schlauter
Rawlings
Willem & Robins
Tiber
LE Droit Par
Oliver G. McCerfell
Charter 7
Browh
Charles ‘Wy Fairfax
Uber
Ida Geter
Arthur T. Brice
William J. Plather
J Rath BP Barnard
Guy W. Johnson
Tollon
Willert
Edmonsion
Charles W. Fairfax
Mary R. Engler
John T. Arma
Thomas H. Pliner
Fato It
Cliffbourne
Joan L. Kennedy
Richard Bovpelro
Hervert A. Winter
Rolle Tot
Park
Hlim J. Schnalder
B. Francis
Saul and
Jenner F. Shes
Follo St
Lot
Monare
Um Drown Park Hoddevins
A. Willems
Joseph R. Edson
Charles B. Bailey
Joseph Loughran
Arthur ‘J. Triceau
William J. Flathar
Ifbor
Tollo
Ota
Frederick Schultz
Fred
J. Stearns
Basset Northeast
Henry J. Lenay
Morrin Ix Wolpe
Chattels
Ducet
Health Office ‘Record
Metal Market
R. M. Miner & CO
Frank Kane
American Express Co
THE
Traders National Bank
Arthur Cowsill
Colorado
Sts
Filg Bank
George H. Harrier
G. Kimball
William 8. Hing
A. M. Lathrop
Theo
W. Noves
M. M Momit
J. H. Halston
John B. Skeen
Ee Y Quincy Smith
E. N. Waters
W. ‘Sean
Unién Savings Bank
Harrison Realty Company
OG Strent
Honor Legion
Moses
Salea
Washington Lan & Trust Co
John Joy Edson
Torn A. Swope
Ellis Sfrar
Andrew Parker
Harry G. Mee
Boxd Taylor
N. W
Sanatic, Banking
Corporation
G Street N. W
F. H. Smith Co
New York Ave
Riggs Natcn Pa
U. S. Treasury
Continental Gfire Ins. Co
Continental
JAS. A. Marvin & CO
Amerigan Woolen Company
Amerian Wosjen
Buskness
H. Dwelly
Teanavet Benton
Maas
C. H. Cornell & Co
Adams Building
V. P Randolph & Co
Chesley & Spence
Othes
Colorado Building
Francis R. Dooley & Co
District of Columbis
Beuseel
McLeran
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