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MEMBER OP THE ASSOCIATED PRES
7 WVWI Established 1 J"!
VOL. AAAVKas Tl0 Const Mnll.
MARSHFIELD. OREGON, TUESDAY, OCTOBER 29, 1912. EVENING EDITION 6 P AGES.
A Consolidation of Times, Const Mnll
mill Coos liny Advertiser.
No. 87
If T0FFER50N GIVES THREE
BE FUGHISJIERE TOMORROW
, ,.., , w M &ykrvJ'jf
Aviator Will Make Ascensions
Forenoon and After-
"" noon.
EXHIBITION ARRANGED BY
LOCAL BUSINESS MEN.
First Flight at 11 O'clock,
Second at 2 and Third
at 3.
Sllai ciirlstofforson, whoso romnrk
ible aeroplnno nnd hydroplnno flights
! Saturday nnd Sundny under tho
luplcei of tho Coos Dny Times mndo
nth ii hit tomorrow will glvo thrco
fret hydroplnno exhibitions. Thcso
Urt been nrrnnged for by Mnrshflold
Dtrcktnti ns n trcnt to tholr pnt
rom and tho public generally.
Chrlaloffcrson will fly rnln or
thine, His first nsconslon will bo
made at 11 o'clock, tho second nt 2
b'clMk nnd tho third nt nbout 3
o'clock. This will onnblo nil who
code to town tomorrow to sco nt
leut ono of his flights hoforo their
boat, or twin, dopnrts. Mr. Chrlstof
fenon IH start somowhoro hotweon
Central nnd Mnrkot nnd proinlseB
tome lino flights.
Cnrry I'nsiPiiRcrs.
Afeaturo of his hydroplnno fllghtB
tomorrow nnd noxt dny will bo thnt
be will carry pnasongors with lilni.
Four passengers will bo cnrrlod for
The Coos Hay Times nnd others nro
wringing for trips. Ho Is innkinR -dirge
of JIG for tho sporlnl pnBson
ten and ninny nro booking trlpB nt
The Times ofllco. Ho plnns to fly nt
t(itt 10 miles. Tho minimum spcod
el als hydroplnno Ih forty-flvo mlleB
per hour nnd tho mnxlmum spood alx
I; miles. Among thoso who will fly
lth him nro:
M. 0. Mnloncy.
Dan E. Mnloney.
Mri. R. K. Ilnoth.
Mlis Nolllo Trlbboy.
Edgar Simpson.
E. W. Steele.
Mr. Gorst.
D. L. Footo.
A numbor of others nro nlBO plan
ting trips hut owing to objections
b; members of tholr fmnlllos nro
keeping tholr names back until tho
trip Is ready.
Mr. Chrlstofforson Ih In receipt of
Buy letters from glrla nnd othorfl
uklng permission to rldo tho nlrwith
tin. He Is uninnrrlcil but during his
lights, ho hns llttlo tlmo for light
gosilp.
Mr, Chrlstofforson nlso plnns to
BiVe thrco fllghtB Thurfidny.
Nearly Btilllclent monoy hns boon
wbscrlbod to dofrny tho cxponso of
lke nddltlonnl flights nnd It Is not
expected thnt thoro will ho nny dlfll
ltr In obtaining tho bnlnnco. Tho
PMtles soliciting subscriptions linvo
jot had tlmo to sco nenrly nil of tho
business houses nnd nil who fool so
Inclined nnd hnvo not boon scon nro
requested to mnko tholr contributions
t "he Times ofllco.
SOU CASE
IS STILL ON
Cameron Girl's Mother Will
Have to Give Her or Hus
band Up.
(By Associated Press to Tho Coos
num. Bay Times.)
.;'CO, Oct. 29. Mrs. Camor-
fwal cone'to. mother of Lucllo
Meron' whoB0 Infatuation for Jack
oanjpn, tho nogro pugilist, caused
LTVi)ana Moral authorities to
ttfS!ifa.te. tholr nlloged relations.
"used today to discuss tho roport
orL5erL Becon(1 husband had In-
ltCd.her.,that Bn must glvo up
nl er da8hter or him.
dliAM-, arlns on tn chnrgo of
Cam..r,5r conuct against Lucllo
Temw,was Postponed until No-
atin J4; Charges of abduction
b Tf Johnson were scheduled to
dar w bo,fore Juaee Hopkins to
' out Johnson'H hnnrlnf wna
wponed ponding action by tho
InSSu rana J"1 " that body
indict.
tho negro, tho state's case
tty be dropped
no-
NOTICE TO MARINER.
clh fo,lowne appears In tho
ro mariners:
harf iiCo.a Ba5r- Glasgow
ind iiJiT. Structure carried away
M rsh.,ine3tUnBII,ahod' October .
tober is and llgnt replaced, Oc-
dM?L,lB,nt' heretofore reported
lift? wE?yea; Wa rebuilt and tho
8t replaced, October 19.
Uoya'TnoR-EAK YOUR NECK.
t,,e &mY.FIiAsn LIGIIT Rt
er rent V"aYe anything to sell, trade.
at or w"t help, .try a Want Ad.
ROOSEVELT TO
SPEAK
Rests Today to Save Strength
for Madison Square Gar
den Tomorrow Night.
(Dy Assoclntcd Press to Tho Cooi
Day Times.)
OYSTEIl DAY, N. Y Oct. 29.
Colonol Roosevolt rcBtod todny by
tho doctor's orders to snvo his
strength for tomorrow night's speech
nt Madison Square Qnrdon.
-
YOUTHFUL
S
Three Loot Express and Bag
gage Cars on the "Katy,"
Near Enala, Okla., Today.
(Dy Associated Press to Tho Coos
Day Times)
MUSKOGEE, Okln., Oct. 29.
Three youthful robbers hold up tho
southbound Missouri, Knnsns &
Texns trnln south of Eunnla todny,
compelled tiie engineer to dotnr.h
tho express nnd bnggngo enrs, run
them a mile, nhend over n brldgo,
which they had to bring tho trnln
to n stop. After they pnBscd over
the brldgo, It fell.
Tho robbers blnstcd nnd rifled
tho express snfo nnd secured sev
eral thousand dollars, lb Is bcltoved.
An nlnrm wns given nnd n posso
sent out on n special trnln.
From tho nppenrnnco of tho rob
bers, none, of them was over 25
yenrs old
TO
I
S
BETTER TODAY
Some Improvement in J. P.
Sherman's Condition but
Danger Not Passed.
(Dy Assoclntcd Press to Tho Coos
Dny Tlmos)
UT1CA, N. Y., Oct. 29. Or. V.
II. Pock reportod today thnt Vlco
Prosldont Slionnnn Is In a hottor
condition todny thnn nt nny tlmo
for tho last four dnys. Ho could
not Buy thnt tho cruclnl danger hnd
passed or glvo nssurnnco of whnt
might follow In enso of ono so
wenkoned ns Shormnn Is. Howovor,
ho felt ho mo oncourngomont.
SOGGESTSllDE
FLAT IIEST1
Capt. Harris Refers to Court
Decision as Applying to
Coos Bay.
Cnpt. W. C. Ilnrrls of Sumnor calls
IlUC'Illll'll (II lliu iniv. ... -
of tldo flats which ho says ho rogards
. .... ...... n-io... nnnatlnna lie.
ns ono oi uiu uiiii ii -I"-- --
foro tho pcoplo of Coos Dny nnd tho
port commission. Cnpt. Ilnrrls refers
to n recent communication In tho
Portland Journal rogardlng tide
lands. Tho nrtlelo tolls how Pitts
burg got tho full uso of tho rlvor up
to tho high water mnrk and suggests
thnt Portland do tho snmo thing.
Tho following decision by Justlc o
Hughos 1b cited iiB estnbllshlng tho
Oregon law nnd Is BUggestod by Cnpt.
Harris ns being nppllcnhlo to Coos
.J; , . ,.,, .nfnra nrn m
"1011(18 UIHIOI iiw -- --
capable of cultivation and Improio.
ment n mo iniiunui ", "Wi
high water mnrk. Thoy are of groat
nihil ' ,,,, i,0 nurnoso
5sss.B.-a8as
T noir i npn MS' ' T sub-
aKt,pSndr.glU
Sem To vested 'in the VoVere.gn
(stoTo) for tho benefit of the wholo
people. , , . .lnn n. ti.e
g&
SerofX-shorerthntwIllbope,
SK .,VWaa States
tbSbrln,! no title
right below high water mark.
TXDIAXS AnO.MW.
Went on tho AlHnnco from Eureka
to Portland.
Thn Journal says: Thoro nrrivod
en fho sSer Alliance when iha
cot In from Euroka and Coos Day
f in last night, three Innran
S from Eureka to attend Uo
covornment school at Clieman.
The Alliance brought C4 passengers
m well ns a largo amount of
freight.
When in ncci?
HEATING,
ZIhf!et r METAL WORK,
Wlien donoliyiisltJsdono right.
TUXCK at EAGLES' IIAM. SAT
URDAY XIOnT. KEYZER'S OR
CHESTRA.
New South Wales Cabinet Has
Scheme to Build Great
Steel Works. '
(Dy Associated Press to Tho Coos
Day Times.)
SYDNEY, N. S. W.. Oct. 29. A
nntlonnl steel works to supply steel
rails for government rnllwnys Is
being seriously considered hero by
tho cnblnct. Ilnlls for building tho
grcnt transcontinental rnllwny now
under wny from Porth to Adclnldo
nro to bo manufactured. Tho gov
ernment originally placed an order
with a Japancso firm hut tho or
der wan not filled and manipula
tion Is blnmcd for tho fnlluro. A
mnjorlty of tho government Is be
lieved to favor tho nntlonnl steel
works, dcsplto tho lingo cxponso nnd
delay Involved.
TAFT ANXIOUS
TO GET
III
MI
President Makes Special Plea
to Voters of His Home
State for Election. '
(Dy Assoclntcd Press to Tho Coos
Day Times.)
WASHINGTON, Oct. 29. "No
mnu would enro to hnvo his state
fall him, but wholly apart from
selfish reasons I want to sco Ohio
go Ilcpubllcnn by n lnrgo mnjorlty,"
snld President Tnfr In n lottor to
Fred A. Color of Cincinnati, mndo
public today. Tlio president nt
tncked Governor Wilson nnd tho
Doniocrnttc nnrty on tho tnrlff mien
tlon nnd said Ohio would suffor
particularly If the present tariff
protecting tlio stcol, wool ami poi
tory business Is disturbed.
IS UP AGAIN
Chanae in Terminal Railway
Franchise Promised,
Is Asked.
Tho much mooted "common user
clause" In tho Terminal Rnllwny
fHiittrtlilan ti'na lttflll IMI ( 11 Tl mP fllRPIIfl
Hion nt Inst night's council uicotlng.,
It wns brought up by Councilman
Copplo who nskod whnt Mr. Donnott
hnd done nbout tho "common usor,
clnuso" thnt ho hnd promised when
tho Southorn Pnclflc nnd C. J. MIHIb
wore mnklng application for tho fran
chise . , I
City Recordor Ilutler reported thnt
tho drnft wns In IiIb snfo. Ho sold
thnt Mr. IJonnott hnd Informed him
thnt ho nnd C. A. sniliii nan ngrcea
to It nnd thnt W. S. Chnndlor nnd.
L. J. Simpson hnd opposed it.
PHu Aliunini- r.nsm llltnrlccted tllO
romnrk thnt tho Southern Pnclflc wns
tho ono opposing it. i
Mayor Straw said that ho "guessed
It must bo In MIUIs' vest pocket."
Nothing doflnlto was dono but It Is
expected thnt J. W. Dennett who pro-
...Iei.,1 Mm nlmnr-A wlion llm exIstlllR
common usor clnuso In tho Terminal's
frnnchlso wns questioned win roponi
in thn mnttnr nt the next meeting of
tho council noxt Monday. I
.snliHius iiencr. i
Mayor Strnw reported to tho city
...nni1 Inat nvnnlnor that there had
been a marked Improvement In tho
Mnrshflold snioons sinco n wcim k".
ti oni.i iimt flvn of tho snloon men
hnd como around nnd wnnted to know
what to do to oo savou nnu exinimuu
a '.spirit of cooperation by asking
whnt wns to bo oxpected of them In
handling drunks, etc.
Mayor Straw statod Inter that he
forgot to bring up the matter of hay
ing anothor pollcoman. Tho plnn Is
to put on a man to work part of tho
..'.! ,.nntniya iniB Wnpnlnc n man
on service nonr tho city hnll nil the
tlmo nnd allowing warsm i -
tlmo to got out nnd mnke the city a
collections.
After Water Company.
City Attornoy Gos3 In a llttlo Infor
mal talk with Mayor Straw and the
councllmen requested that the coun
cil nt Its next meeting take steps to
authorize him to Institute action
against tho Coos nay Water Company
to enforce Its franchise under the
Malarkey bill. This bill, a new pub
lic utilities law, which enables astate
commission to force public utility
corporations to Ornish ndequato ser
vice, was enacted by the legislature
but tho referendum was Invoked on It
and it will be voted upon at tho Nov
ember olectlon. Itl s oxpected that t
will carry and Mr. Goes wants to have
his action started early so that t
will bo among tho first to receive at
tention. ,,
Routine Proceedings.
Councilman Snvnge wns aoswu
last evening, tho first meeting he
hns missed In a long time. The
council will meet again next Mon-
daCounchilman Ferguson asked tnat
nn elavaied sidewalk be built across
the North Droadway bridge. Io
safd the bridge Is a little narrow
and when two autos . pass i on it.
istrians nro in ."""p cc
(Continued on Pago Six.)
BALTIMORE WOMAN FOUND
III
S
T
IN BAD PLAGE
Bulgarian Success Will Prob'
ably Mean Fall of
Constantinople.
(Py Assoclntcd Press to Tho Coot
Times.)
LONDON, Oct. 29. Claiming that
ho will st,om tho onrush of tho vic
torious Dulgnrlnu nnny or porlBh In
tho fight, Nnzlm Pasha, tho Turk
ish minister of war, hurled hlmsolf
nnd four nnny corps todny ncross
tho path of King Ferdinand's exult
ant troops. His is n portions posi
tion. Though ho still holdB tho
lino from Tchorlit to Lulo NurgnB,
tho Dulgarlnn Invaders on his right
at EskI Dnbn, hnvo cut him off
from tho mnln army at Adrlanoplo.
Destruction of a brldgo over tho
Tchorlu rlvor prevents his obtain
ing Btippllos and rolnforcoments
from Constantinople.
Should tho Krent turning movo-
mont, now being uttompted by the
Bulgarians, bo as succcsbiui as wiuy
plan, NnElm Pasha would bo driven
to tho wcstwnrd and Constantino
ple less thnn 80 miles nwny, loft
at tho morcy of tho Invaders.
meetIoIght
AT
Good Roads Movement to Be
Boosted There This
Evening.
Another of tho series of Good
Roads mootlngs will ho hold In North
Dend this evening and It Is expected
thnt It will bo largely attended.
Tho meeting has been callod for
tho purpose of enlightening tho vot
ers on tho good roads hills that will
bo voted on noxt Tuesday. Thpro oro
soveral measures up and Coos county
good ronds boostors who hnvo thor
oughly Invostlgnted thorn sny that tho
voters horo should turn down all tho
bills except number 3 CO which should
he unanamlously supported.
At tonlght'a meeting. It la oxpected
that Mayor Morrison of Coqulllo will
bo presont and preside Several will
deliver Impromptu talks on tho situa
tion. A number of North Bond men
will also address tho meeting.
FEAR CURAX TROUIUiE.
(By Associated Pres3 to Tho Coos
Bay Times.)
WASHINGTON, Oct. 29. In pro
pnrntlon for any sudden call for
Amorjcan Intervention In Cuba, tho
cruiser Baltimore, of tho resorvo
fleet in the Phlladolphln nnvy yard.
Is beng made In readlnesa to sail
within the next 48 hours. The
Baltimore Is bplng mado ready be
cause of a lack of small vessels
which could bo used In West In
dian waters. The Yankton Is being
held In New York for a similar
call.
THAT IE SPOKE
Convicted New York Police
Lieutenant Regains Nerve
Regrets Talk.
(Dy Acsoclated Press to Tho Coos
Dny Tlmos)
NEW YORK, Oct. 29. Lloutcn-
nnt Decker, who has shown signs
of n hysterical collapso during tho
past two days, had regained his
nervo todny nnd wns tho snmo col
lected, quiet, calm mnn of Iron ho
wns beforo ho henrd himself pro
nounced guilty of murder In tho
first degree. Ho regretted todny
his statement of yesterday thnt ho
had no hope nnd thnt ho hnd vlo
latcd tho Instructions of his coun
sel forbidding him to talk.
Decker tomorrow will fnco nn
ordeal just as trying ns wns his
listening to tho verdict, when ho
will bo cnllcd on to stand up in
court nnd hear sentence- pronounced
upon him. In hln stntomont yos
tordny ho snld ho would, when nsk
od If ho know nny good renson why
sontonco should not bo passed up
on him, toll tho story ho hnd plan
nod to tell on tho witness stand In
his own dofonso. It Is almost cor
tatn now thnt ho will mnko no such
stntomont. John F. Mclutyro, Dcck
or'a chief coiinsol, todny snld that
Uockor's Ill-advised Btatomont of
yesterday would mnko hnrdor tho
work of his Inwyers In propnrlng
his enso for nppoal.
Tho four witnesses nnd Inform
ers ngnlnst Docker will bo kopt In
Jail Indefinitely, It Is nnld, ponding
tho outcomo of Docker's npponl.
WATERFRONT
PROBLEM YET
m
Unable to Get Property Own
ers Together on Improvement.
Councilman Allen, chairman of
tho waterfront coiiimltteo of tho
city council, reported last ovon'ig
thnt very slow progress was ho
lng mndo In tho project for Im
proving tho wntorfront. Ho Bain
thnt threo dirioroiti kuiub m con
trncts hnd been drafted nnd Btnrts
mniln to L'nt tlio DrODUltV OWUOrB
togothor. However, tho contrncts
thnt wore agrcoauio to bohio woro
opposed by others and It lookod
llko a hopoloss Job.
Ho said that ho thought tno
only wny tho object could bo nt
tnluod would bo to hnvo tho city
or poit commission condomn it.
Mayor Straw suggested that possi
bly tho stato might tako It ovor.
City Recorder Hutlor said thnt tno
rut nt pntiilntnnntlnn llindo It Ollt
of tho qucfitlon for tho city to do
anything just now.
After Wnrelwiise.
Tho quostlon was brought up In
a dlscuBSIon of tho Standard uu
wnrohouso. Mayor Straw said Hint
minimi imii rnninialiicii to him re
cently about U, pointing out that
nn oxpiosion or nro ai mo amnuuiu
Oil wnrohouso would menn thnt tno
burning oil would bo scnttored over
tho water and all along tho wntor
front, endnngorlng wharves, build
ings, etc.
Councilman Forguson Joshlngly
suggested thnt It might bo ono wny
of clearing up tho waterfront.
Then the water front problom was
brought up but nothing doflnlto
wns dono about It.
In relation to tho Standard Oil
warehouso, tho flro and water com
mltteo of tho council was Instructed
to look It up.
City Hall Impiovemcnts.
Counctlmnn Allen reported that
tho special commltteo In charge of
tho city hall Improvements nad
several contractors figuring on tho
work to ascortaln tho cost, but hnd
not ordorod tho work dono yet.
Mayor Straw said that It seom
ed that ho and Allen ought to bo
put on a salary by tho city for tho
amount of work thoy were doing.
TWO ARE DROWNED.
(Ry Associated Press to Tho Coob
Day Times.)
WASHINGTON, Oct. 29. Two
Amorlcans, Miss D,esslo Lamport
and A. V. Monso, were killed In tho
recent typhoons In tho Phlllpplno
Islands, according to n cablo re
ceived horo by tho Duroau of, Insu
lar Affairs,
Man That She Was to Marrr
Tomorrow Arrested on
Suspicion.
THREE OTHERS ARE '
SOUGHT BY POLICE
Weathy Grass Widow Believeri
Murdered for Money
and Jewelry.
(Dy Associated Prosa to Tho Cot
Day Times,)
CHICAGO, Oct. 29. MIsb Sophia
G. Singer, tho 29-yonr-old daughter
of Mrs. O. II. Slngcr( a Dattlmor
widow, wob found murdorod, her
arms and legs wcro bound with a
rope, her bIcmII crushed, n chloro
formed handkerchief wns stuffed n
her mouth nnd tho body wna wrap
ped In n blnnkct. Tho ghnBtly 'find
wns mndo In nn Indtnna avonn
rooming Iioubo enrly today.
William R. Worthon, who ac
companied her from tho cast, was
taken Into custody. According;
to his story sho was to bo nmrrlc
tomorrow.
Chnrlcs D. Conway, snld to bo if
high diver, nnd his wlfo, known ns
Dcntrlco Rlall nnd Mny Monte, a
variety netrens, who roomed In the
snmo apartment nnd who had bcoa
bofrlondcd by Worthon, nro bolng;
sought by tho police In connection
with tho crime.
Tho body of MIbb Slngor vrnn
found In n bed room which hnd
been occupied by thorn,
Tho rnuplo hnd been In tho hnns
during tho evening, but thoro Is no
trnco of them slnco tho dlscovery
of tho body. Tho four moved Into
tho rooms whoro tho murder wna
committed only yesterday.
Worthon told tho pollco ho had
pnld tho expnnscn of tho Con ways,
ns well ns those of MIbb Slngor, rtntl
hlmsolf slnco Joining thorn, Wor
thon declared thnt hoforo lonvlnc
tho houso Inst night ho hnndod his
flnnco $48 In tho prosouco of tho
ConwnyB nnd then wont down town.
After midnight when ho roturno
ho dlflcovored .tho tragedy nnd thea
nrousod other roomers. Tho money
alleged to havo been given Mlms
Slngor Is missing, togothor with
soveral articles of Jewelry.
Worthon wnn questioned for boi
ernl hours, hut bin atnrv wns not
shnkon. Tho police bollovo rnbbory
wan tho'motlvo. A Boareh la be
ing mado for tho ConwnyB.
BROTHER IS WEALTHY.
Claims Sister Had $1000 When She
1'ft Vvw Wt'ckn Ago.
(Dy Assoclnted Press to tha Coos Day
Tim 08 1.
BALTIMORE. Md.. Oct, 29. -It lo
learned thnt MIbb Slngor, nn nc
rcBB, hnd nppenrcd nt n lncrtl
nmusomont park this summer.
Frank 0, Slngor, Jr., n prominent
builder of tho city, Is her brother.
Worthon, her reputed Bwoothonrt.
wna formorly n Btrcct railway coav
ductor horo. Ho quit his position
about a month ago. Miss Singer's
hrnthor declares his sinter had fully
$1000 In her possession whon she
wont to Chlcngo. Miss Slngor loft
horo Oct. C. The Slngors nro of v.
good family. Mrs. Loulso Slngor.
tho mother. Is n widow.
When Miss Slngor loft Baltimore
sbo had several thousand dollars
In monoy. Sho Inherited nbout
$30,000 from her father's estates
Wlillo mouthers of Miss Singer's
family expressed Ignorance of hor
association with Worthon and nvor
rod thoy did not know that sho was
with hint In Chicago, or anything;
roiirornlng tholr contemplated innr
rlngo, Mrs. Worthon snld bIio wns
not surprised to henr thoy wore to
gothor or thnt they Intended to
wed. Mlsn Singer wna n frequorrt
vlBltor nt tholr homo.
Tho story that Miss Slngor was
nn actress was pronounced untrue
by inombers of her family. The
court record show Hint Sophia Gcr
trudo Slngor wob married Soptom
bor 1, 1897, to Thomns O. Wallet,
and obtnlued a divorce from lilm
two years ago on statutory grounds.
Wallea was a grocory clork. The
wedding was n quiet ono, only tho
members of the family bolng pres
ent. REFORMS IX NEW YORK.
Rccker and Rosenthal Caso Revela
tions Inspire New Plans .
(By Associated Press to Tho I'oot
Bny Times.)
NEW YORK, Oct. 29 Tho divorce
of tho Now York Polleo Department
from tho enforcement of tho gamV
Hng, oxcIbo nnd Ico laws will bo re
commended to tho Btoto legislature nt
Its noxt session. In tho city linn,
pollco headquarters and In tho ofllcos
r nnlnlln,, .li.vntnil in (1 L' ll t i II ET ViCO.
tho proposal Is receiving porlous at
tention. Exelso control, It Is pro
posed, will bo dologatod entirely c
tho stato excise dopartmont. A honrd
of Puhllo Morals under tho now
schorno would bo formod to enforce
tho laws against gambling nnd vice.
DANCE nt EAGLES' HALL SAT!
TODAY NIGHT. KEYZER'S OR
CHESTHA.
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