South Bend News-Times, Volume 35, Number 152, South Bend, St. Joseph County, 1 June 1918 — Page 6

THE SOUTH BEND NEWS-TIME BENEFIT CAME AT polly and her pals So far as Delicia's concerned, it's hearsav. (Copjrlf ttu 117. toternatlotk ! n Sit. tflH-y IT-S .aJ ) Ufita. Al LZAT uUV SliERS TODAY lit ttO. t . 1 , A J . . , v ' McET OaI Teams Present Best Lineups in Game for U. S. Soldiers. 5TpcBT Car is lyJTv "V oowV LvlEP oTntri "Th41 it foa. VbJ or t;t 1 1 n I . ;:1 f

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n i v ' h wf,ih'' ; n f o r ' rw" ' of th best haeb.li Tip, 'r -"--n ir th c!ty wnn the abov h-up-rpm t n et t r r ih: ftrrnoor at nTC"" pirV in a rorfM, 'h1 pro.

eeds of which uill ro to :h 1 .". th i rrith ?? ri'' rrmp nv 'a m p ' bej r to huv hihll uniforms j n rd Tulpm!?. Th" company for I whirh th ram ! helps: pUv-d i- ' f)yMd 'a.rj?ly of Sontn I lend ;

boy wro left bre to hsrht for Pn- i

v.r,or F-.tur. Si-rlr Inc. C.rmmt Rr,fin Ri?ht esTed. Rrffi.trfd m U. Ptnt Of'w

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League Standings

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ijOM SHARKEY SCORES AN EASY VICTORY

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rjk of i.v.-on; in ovr-'ii. f rrun- j i f'it .

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Th fmpny ha rivor it.n full

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DRIELL WHS

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Rain f el!

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for fxi'O months a't.ii'in nrflrrs

to m'" o n

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p,ny if,im n,i in rnr to nil tm c. j

ncM th h1 m,i i I timo this ;tf! rjom c nln nr1 SmjT f.--torv Itff hN-u of th-fr orHitirn. a? ?h hv hrn ftntir. thro'jcrp, one

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of th ytitrAj frhdTl h.T n Notr , r.:. .n ....

Dm tfsn nrM vr f;irr!. mit thfRJnxr !tnvp I r"xn t,,l ' ttoti iwuch to ;nv ny ip.im an ar,:umnt. Thy will hav? ,t -n thf r-ol-ffjan A f T r rtt'Tionft' : ron-

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Will

Contest Saturday the Inter-Collegiate Championship.

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PHILADELPHIA. P.T.. .lur." 1 Comoli ( .nr.? th;n'i?h t r ii e to t'orra -... . . - t

i n w. ;:i 1::' pri iirnin.iry iriaif- l" , tors, thfi iia r'io;ni; of thf Intrrcollcr i- t Iii ltf Afx-::it..):i of Anai?ur Athletio. men:

ha r ' took ;

!1 th pO'KCt

i i'lUMTfl to'irr.aTciV. hId ni?ht : üt Jimmif- & ;oui's room, t'hurrh-l

1 ll!'. much touto! Irr.-.. trok a

i out of co.r.aiüi":o:i vcofrrday.

T i only thinc hr had . -in a fatAl at-j j tck of ouck fver an 1 an nhhi That j I the humidity of th atmn5Phcrj j ikiripnfd thf t ails ; Sli.irkey pla'-cd inn "pen ani' .and sunk T 1 1 i"ries 'With a re zn- ' ! laritv that dre . ro-jmi .ifl-r ro'ani '

UNUSUAL FADS IN PARDON PLEAS

the William Brown and Charles

Warner Appeal to Board.

th?

fro.n th? 100 preta-

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f Aiiirrio.-t, the finals of vr.i:h

to he h",(l on. KraiiKiin t ? e-1 I

'tay. Jörne 11 qualified lb nun iti

i ltiHAV s -i.rrtr.. tnrriin I i g I . st I.mh r. . I. it '' 'n;(j fnd f.- Tlr.'. I.-'m,:.- r o.i ti h train 1 "hio.-'t:.. : I i "aod 2 W:l i.difil V! P.'trn. P!"tP-''n','l

rnd a , number of them nro j ,i;:rf-;rfit

.i ' th' 1 1

-' - j held tod.r;

' 1" thc.ir men

'vpnts for Wiikh trials u er

r.d at i,o tttr.r v re any

pushed to the limn to

Tu vi-r:in. ,"n1 hup xho priTf to mike up for whu ror dtrion thy mmnt l.iik Hwper. thy hl' hn wfiijnc n it nVi'y nd nre to tnkp (",ol"h Mtrr,r''!' mn into cram'. I p--!tde. Th 1 r tivrs havo cne rnrpwsully through a hard hst ..f t.im and h rfuiter d w tnri:--ovr jU of thrr. oapfirinc: th nt-"hmptorr-Jthip hv ripf e.i tin? Indiana and Piir-iu and Valpara th three ptronfst nin in f hf- 5fate. They havo alio rnmmd t'iwnn.!n. Mirniin "A?ic " Iowa .ind pvti 1 m1' rtd hivp on'y Miehiin to defat on .Inn T and to land the 'PMprn (h.inipionhip. In tho Singer iineiap will hp foun 1

MrrfJ tht ar famthar to to, a!1 fan1. n it praoti-nlly ho ..irrp apsrrif?atlon that thr tlnie rap-j turd th? factory leaii ch.i mui'T - !

?hip and mad a name fo- itself in !h east. whre :nmp tvere p'ayed on two ora :ior. rVeotTRe Moore i lated tr --Tart

VfivMi-w. on :np montrl tor in sew- i

inc m-irfiine Hut V;!1;- '.vi'il 1

National Era v tie. K'"tor vs. r.r-ioklvn. rt:r!. Now ork Pbihidt-lf.iiii t.. St. 1-.'i!h 7; Pittshu r'h VJ. . otlipr z.nre ta d i f 4 A nwriran Aoooiation. Ti'io.ia 1: ; o r..i- nt (a-, -. 7 Iau.v il!e 1 ; s ; 0 Iialiiinn-l! Minn ' i S: Pan!, rain. r otla-r JMliic fi-h(-d 'lie!.

f.AMK TOIV. Amerirjtn Iracu. U'.Th ti zl "ti at "1 'tnd rhündeiphia nt St. Eoui. rw ! k 1 1 i"!i i.-a TaTr-n lit Detroit. National lfC "A. T'ifLJ't: rirJi at .New York. iri' inn.iti at Philadelphia. 'hinz" at lotc St. L .if Ilrookl vn American -riftton. r.MuniS'N 'At T.-d'-da. f tiliarmpol:i at Li!'ri! K'iRas 'if v at .Mi!va !i ivt-e t. I'.nil t f in n( 1 oi.-.

'ct a place in the nn.t!.-.

j Dartmouth and l'i'in eton ?h.o:d 1 '.veil und if Cornell should n in tlip j meet, it i? be!ioed sKonJ place 1 will h ot'-tweon these- tuo 'o11pcsj Dartmouth q ualified 1." men, vll

I d!5tno'jted, and Princeton ;ot 11 cont e.-ta ins amon,' tiie quliMers. 1 The Lrm ersiiy of IVn nsj lv a n;a ' plac ed eu'ht men, Iitt?hi:rh .veflt. ' Massachusetts Institut of Techmd- 1 ; ocrj- ara! Columbia six each. Kord ham , he. G"i,r?rtow foui". Brown, ,-. I'aete and Vale three each. Mar-. , varrt. Pennsylvania Sta.te and fturper two each, and Amherst. John?' Hopkins and Svarthmore one each. The track and held were vry , i liea'- from a soaking rain that fll j tin th mominc and no reotd5 were , lofikfsl for and none was matle.j ; Many of the vnts nrp closeh- con- : tp.tcd. however, and fairly ood ,'nne was mud? in the dashes and; hurdles. '

rotation hazard touma- !

'h::n at- cor.uu''tcd in con-i 1 ith thr re-ular league Hay l'Lhcr fir Mihawukr. !

dislodeil Dick l. brook fi uin the top 1 uii of tiie ladder. ,-cur.n: 7 ; pot uts in his ten shot;-. L'nrook i j now si con. I 'a i t h 2 and Goat Anderson (hm. seift is third with 7 1. The hazard tournament will continue tomorrow at Jimmip ,.- Ooat'5 '

innrnRniiin rnn

rwimm run MICHIGAN CAM

Harper and His Men Resume Practice After Lay Off.

By iav W Aftr a hnef ret

Call. on Memorial

Pennsylvania qualified three men J day L'oach Jesse C. Harper . x-

, in me aru a.tn, 10 or me:n. ponent of the national pa-t.me ves

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iHIEHOFF OF GIANTS 1

tifld in ? serve in -i-ih' f; tn r.s Moor j:ets info f t fTi- 'l 1 r

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FRACTURES HIS LEG

h"p e j

Murray roii.h Harper

fo TTX"und dntv for 'otr- Dane -iud 1 rxpeoTi! to Mm" th. Sincc--ite as h" ha 'aired all '"wr,! ili esor, S'o far M'irrav has h. : d t;i tro'Hle ir; hrtjtnc horr everv am h- his started, and has hfn a pi:e to the rode 4.. i.tters who

tlave favd him He ha a r!d of

McGraw's Men Win Costly Victory at Quaker City.

1 famest heats. (lan.mul!er of Penn- ; Ivaira ,at' an e x optiona'.lj- fast 1 man. qualified eaily. The half mile run was nell contested, (."olumhi.t landinc: three runner--for the final. "ornel! and Princeton eah u1''' ( ified six m-n in the hizh and low ! hurdles, Itii7hy, Tro hi idfe and Lrdrnan dom th tri-k for Princeton in hoth event?. 1'or Cornell. Smith and ''lminh,?v will appear in Seth hur. lies alon-t with Pratt , an 1 Hickforfl.

1

peed ard perff.t for.tr'! .inr! wi!

erv-e hi r..5.T hnnd of t'i-ters In an effort to k-ep hi rT"rd rW-m. The ,os of Philt in v, ; l.e feit, as th r: t-.oy has en p!ivni rwt irxme on he r, ack. ) it in HnHrn Harper h n r-rrr and thi same uill -41 v e him a -han.e to ee the new re rujt in action p.ahin. who- hae Oen out i f the sanie f.r moTtrh with a t.-ad pp:un. w:'! he f-tir r der',: ,n 1 h hntinsr wjii be a ti'jr hejp rhe f fiü.vir; The arne will m ,rk Notre T'line's ftrt ppe-ranr :n .vnnh P.-'n.i ind 'Iii tocethor w th the f.-rt 'hi: hjts wi 1 to beip s . i m e of th" r : v ' fohiier hCi s. found to Y a h;c drawing ear.! L-o . 1 f n- w h e heen retrfte- -V spring to v.-e 00 d VjIJ tam rril' hiv .- rharee This afterro.rn To pe :. h.i'tt !- fwvi tiro Tie!! matfh-d irp. HORSE ""rÄCINGÄt" DOUGLAS PARK TODAY

PHILADELPHIA. Pa dime 1. Yo..n's -m?le with the has-s rilyri in the nfth won K'rid a ' srane for Nt-vv Vor "1 to 1. srivina t!if ni two out of tlii" for the sen-"-. Ximiiir'n.i u s ihre-rase w;!ii throw -:a!'d a local rally tn the ninth Pltu !) Hitter Aiilll- and V.iesel lilt -in.c . i-i.t s'ai'.ft lightened up after '"ravath dio'.e a hnr into the :: hers that was foul h not n.or 1 h n ? wo im In". s.-iud I'.isrjnan Nie hoff of the New York National- oroke hi- nsh tn t ne tirst inn n.c He 1 n . 1 Yo.ius. -i-iht -'.eider, u -re ruiimn: d'T a iiuh f!v in n-ht ;n!d 1:en

hi! :i ei.ii'.nr m- . .v l dropped tl i' on .N'oh-sT fell i'W.r hun

GIGDTTE FINALLY

WINS ONE GAME-

p.i.Lme

terday went hack to the rather hefty task of preparing- for two games witti the , hampions of the western contet ence the I'niversity of MiPhinn. Memorial day was .Uje more than 2 hours of anxietv. for most of the

ioid and Llue suuad. For one of port

the team th time was particular! ten-e Thiirsd mornirs: Ralph Sjoi.erc. seond haseman. and cleanup hitter of the team, received notice to repot t at the ensiun choo! in Chicago on KV.day mrnin;-. His coin. following the leaMnjr of l'i:illin and P.onoh!U. would have all but disrupted the team. Mndi flej-dionins nd more telejrra phin; persuaded th-' navy authorities in The windy it thai Soherc was hadly needed for the two immes in Ann Aroor nxt we-U. The T cni pe t a tu re wa :icid'-d1 evate.l on ('artier fe!d yesterday ''oach Harper derided that no g-am was neres-r.ary to keep his athlete.

INDIANAPOLIS. .Tune 1. In ptdiops for 'I'dnency riled with th f-tate hoard of t'-rdons and made puolio Frida., both William Brown, serving a term in the Indiana state prison for' involuntary mansl.tuth- : ter. and Charles ,Yuncr. 47 yprs 1 old, st nieuced from Llkhart county N"o. , 13 17. for (mrmipnicni, -Jt f'.-nh lacts out of the usual. In Profit's case tne papers on

file with the hoard forth that j he was conwetod as an "ace sorv before the factJ' in connection with : 1 the killing of Altert Hawkins. a constable m Madron ount. Ilrown was tried and convicted. His son. ; teore Brown, indicted witli him. va. tried later, admitted, he stria k the h iow which killed . Hawkins and ' I v.a;- acquitted on the riound of scif- , defense. The petition for the elder. ! L.rovvn's paidon sa;. s -.hat if (Joorire ( I i'.rnwn. the principal in th- case, , : v. as not guilty tliere could not he an 1 accessory. ' The Prowns- lived at Inali. and it is said that Hawktns suspected them of operating a "Mmd n;rr." : The case attracted rrueh attention at the time of the tiials Charles Warner's peimon is for a ; parole. Th Klkhart county council s of defense asked the state hoard of pardons for notice of the hearing ; i and m a letter signed by Y. ". pe- ! ters. sec-retarr of the county council ' ' of (iefense at Gosh en. said that ' Warner is a German and before his conviction had ptudiod and asked ' i for all inf ormatior. it the public 1 library concerning explosives. The 1 countv council stid it desired to inJ educate- 1 he matter. Petirions m j behalf of Warner sav he has tour ouru children who need his sup-

21 inclusive, was Anions the pe-

Relieves Williams in Second and is Credited With Victory.

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!nTr-il.Lr Kv . T, n TPw r I t rar of rhe rtm'nc earded to so to t:o po-t a: V frk od- o T-,jip .- Jli fort u PC fo- Tti-'- furp.

TIGERS GET THREE

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ef or ii' a T.e- - ir

vear-old and ormil in ! a nr

wvrih 5;e-o' :n t w ; n te r Hor?',m' prc.P'- : r 1 retmt mifor-.'! ' n '.-.i-i'-iv tr' of the pM.

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HITS OFF SHOCKER rKoIT, J ; n t 1 . I ! fit o nit Sue, k, r afe'.y iut three Fri.i.i and lost to St. louis

o 2 The came w l f ailed at the . i ;' 'he e ; .c n t h lnr.'nc to low

wm -h on

'LPV PLANT', n.. June 1. Chica?a defeit.-d Clevfland to : Frica. it reine 'irotte's first vic;o-y of rr.e season, He relieved Williams : n t . -eeond ir.mns after i'le eland h d vcord ran on four , iss.s a Till häfl lib' MV- ;-ilf..i Wih tUO o-,t. '"lev nd tied The servre in the sexon'h. but Murphy'e double, follow e, t'j C(.;!:r.s' inpri. pro. -iced h wiMun; run in The nchrh. ' h 1 -rno.--pr. tuo r'ins were made on ! rn' o re ' " h I 'a t;o i" J r m' f e .i 5-12 Ce eland . . . . t'H' fiOe phi. 2 " W.üiarn. r.cotte and Schalk; Mor-cp lfi.v and ONei;;.

in eonddion. and he let hem off with a hort round of brtinc pra -ti". and th" 1. j-.nl infield and outejd tuning tin. "Yhe praTice wis sou.ewhat humpeied by the h.Pri,-.p 'f a few o the pt.ver on account of eertJfin postponed eva to m 1 1 ions that had to be lared up '"fore the cbsmu of srhc")!.

He was charpt-d with ni z.'Jmt: funds from the Mos lod-e at (bbhen. A list of petitions filed with th--board for its 1 onsideration at the

meet ins .June 1 7 to made public today.

ttions were; Puck Sanders from Yandert.ur:, count to Indiana reformatory; Will.am Brown. Marti'on c)qnt. ;no.untarv manslauKhtcr : 'harU Warner. Klkhart eount, eni b .?. lern nt: and John Charnardi, St. .!osepih county, a.aiilt and h.iii-r, two to 14 yoars, Indiana reformatory. in three ease-- in which ihe nvi ro has refused ciemenc or taker; no action in the past, petition-, for rt--openinr have been filed A:nou such caes i that of Lewis Pu!!r. Klkhart otin'.y, fr life fi-r murdr. ntenced Jan. I i. 1

U. S. BUILDS HEAVY SHIPPING DURING MAY

SPFCIAFi HOT WM HR HIlATf'R1. ! While they t3st resrnrd!ess of th I N 'r:W YORK, .hin L In t he hicth prices, we will ft.rnirh and in- n'Htn of Ma tri United Staler utall our hcue enam-led teel lined j built and put into .-.m mission -...-

,ia water hea'er" for ;is cifh or $!t on payment?. We e-uarnntee TT-.es heaters to te econoniifal and che entire fsit'fiction or we iil remoe heater and refund your money anv time within SO day? after Installation. Yoti can't afTorJ to he withont hot water at thes prices. W. W. Sibley Co. U5 to 129 S. SL jespr. st- Advt,

tifia d'-a u w eis nt tops o; sfi: and durmc the last werk let tract for 2 r' . fa. .e f w.i'tl

dec.arn ' hares 1: or ern Tn e i t d; r--. to

p.r.c Cottof M. of

ship buili'.mtr. at rh at.nual iJinnr pepe Pridar n:sht - f th- Atnerirar. iron ard Slop; institute. Mr Scnwan i'.eo , :d that w-hite .-; : one Time he

sn.ppir.s

had feit etfrittiC'

NOWS TIIH TIMI1 At this sea-rr; of th.e year vou

For fine picture framtntr work that I phor.M have your hard wood floor

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Tt trrlnde su h h.-.-e -v wigh'y Pllfigrl 'K. , lack r-or. of n-'Vm-Tl'k ' llii-'i . top weiirht and -o fr '-.- p' f r. -. ife iinde" -o'o- r J 'f I , p.ohe Canadier '.''. t p. : T. nak?4 Kmc Vo-ii .', .-. rtf lest , ar, - ? r.-,-,.. , !. .v ; rrVe .tporh" f.i- : vt - p ' e - v Pif " . whi."b et., 1 ' - . , i , r-1 -. A rn erici ": rr- r ' i--, . . ; , for a """.' ve , - . . , --t - . m 1 ""'i ' - ' ri " v "t ' t ; ' -v Rat cite A K f ,-,.-- . it,., llsfer, ard I W p., -r d i .- Ktnr Grrir . - . !',: - 1 P.i rt her arc !!) ,j 1 'ud - e" rr d x r. ' ro : v. . .; j , t ' 1 p : ' -; t v of 'He " f ' t . h r. , v otner "lll rso. te -vitp-n be-kire.

V' IN'

s to catch a tram. TI , r. u.i. scored in the s on h t i ' r- to I 'em m : rt. i a '- d t i e.i e 1 1 'i -1 r C 1c . -- f'."' ::i rrt - 0 j '' ( 't '.

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.lames and Yeile, Sp.neT-.

re-qmres special treatment? Tak it to Rae by Co.. 128 ?. Michigan ?t. Their speciality is this c'ai of work. Thfy earn,- a full line of hand carved frame and moTjidlnes The kir.d that please? particular peopi.3. Also Pastman'- fdn-.a. Kfxo rmera r.d rims. Sprln? tim? Is camera time. Advt

d 'rrn: th'- adniin-

istrat'.'Ti inT h had been rcr. n-cr-eii with !f he pari fvpd that i: rif,: acti'e in it (ouni ib- wr-1 defprunc of approval and "nor.rt.'tment . "I hav oee-q.c-.i ,n to rev te-, or "1, pep cent of rm ship bui.dirs Indus r . arc. i am m po-i'ion to saj tba ;T "-' p rogrr s ! n s hni. mo-e

tre-'.ted. V."e have 1 system that p:.e$ them a perfecth heai;t:f :l pni5h. Th" fact of the ae j--e are expert In all kind of Tnterlor deoo-

ratmir and have a full ime of ready-' than

to-ue p-intp and vn rntfhe;. H. L.;S'hwab. Loehr. I?v)r3tinc Ce., 14 .Mich, st, Advt HOW A PFKri'MK LY IH'COMF! a part 01 von: ivnmn-

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Mr.

PIRATES USE SIX

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vorn, rpj sriii'TvTsm To fee the wonderful display "we

HURLcRS TO WIN cnrr ir -1i;tmohlf suppHM. There in r.othins of any particTla- imrort-

nnce you Ui net rin.l here and e want you to know our prices are riv'ht down where yo'i like to ne the:;;. We ba'.e otdy th" lest ana we believe we can ai' your want? satisfactorily. Twentieth CenturjOars e. Phore Sl'56. Advt.

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Try NEWS-TIMES WANT AD'xdu

nie; rn iudN. pjoves. carnation ron,j. Kowl ro; s K '"' p-o- uuen. lender ro-e. jl.'V1 arid l.-'e p.r d"T.en. 170J

Po..a:e Ave.. Willi. W. Kir.or-

HAS rr orcrnRKp To yo: that trna;-- ou're no .-r-Tinp The rest laundry w ork for o'ir mono" You must b 1 patron of tmc laimrtrv to ct n : result-1 dust ask anyone ho Anrj -rot Ir.oKirii i.r,en ard n.n out o" er will t'l vou their i':ri .r t' This laundry. Ph."n o pHr' I'tr. -dry in ! Cl-ar.n: C0. Adv. TO Till. AM ATHPR PlffiTO.RAPIir.lL fo ' .1 tllw 3 t -O01 if

froro vo-.r f, 1 rc r " 1 are o j ..lwav ;'; w hat v ou wo-jld ii.iv? If not. ;r;:i: u a films or ari our -tat. oris.

'.; show cu r.-u we 'Stap!fc. photographer.

I ALITA . The s-.rn,le .urc-'l n

The 'i.se of an ey.-j -j .t e pr-rfl

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