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CLAKE, MICHIGAN, FRIDAY MORNING, AUGUST 4, 1922
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CLARE TAKES ONE
AND LOSES ONE
Two Exciting Games Played July 27th and July
30th With Rosebush
''■"'■ and Coleman.   ..
--One of tbe most exciting games of
sbe season oooarred at Boeebnsb last
week Thursday afternoon  wben  the
. local boys crossed bats witb those of
tbat village. Tbe /game started out
with fans of both aides doing their
best to boost tbeir own team to, victory. Tloll Hubel opened the game
for Olare by goiaa to the pitcher's
box.. ' At the third inning both teams
bad. run nine scores. Bosebush
ebanged its hurler in the second inn-
tag, but Glare waited until tbe  third,
. when Terwilllger stepped In and
,-demonstrated to the opposing team
bow to pitch ball. Here the game
tightened down. Tbe 4tb and Stb
squares were filled with circles for
botb teams, tben witb two on Stougb
steps in witb a bome rani making bis
list fonr for this season and from
that time on Rosebueb used everything in tbe line of ball players, finally
calling a man In bine uniform for a
backstop, but could not stop tbe on-
elangbt. Olare accumulated nineteen
runs against tbeir opponents ten.
As they walloped the pill:
Clare
AB   'B   "'"
5
Hubel, B., 8b
5          i
Haley, lb
4
Baldwin, as
6
Stougb of
6      ?
Credit, rf   .
a
Groves, If
4
Wood, 2b
6
Gorr, c
3
Hubel, D., p
1
Terwilllger. p
3
Rosebush
AB
Harrold, rf 5
Jeneranx, o. If, rf. p 4
Hialop, ss, p
Tberring, lb,p, as
Matterson, 2 b.
Border, if, c
Bellinger, 3b
Shoup, cf
Bogan. Cf
Walton, p
Kennedy,lb
Lynch,c
MoConnell, lb
5
5
5
3
4
3
1
1
3
0
0
3
1
1
0
3
1
8
2
1
I
B
2
2
2
2
0
1
0
2
0
0
0
0
0
1 2
1 5
3 4
5 6
0 4
0 0
8 0
3 1-
1 0-
H
4
4
1
2
1
2
2
0
0
0
H
2
2
2
1
0
0
,0
3
- 1
0
0
o
0
B H
-10 16
Clare
Bosebnsh    St- 4 2 0 0 0 0 1 0— 10 11 10
Pitching summary: Home runs,
Stoogh, Harold (Flookey); Tbree
base bits, Haley; two base bits, Haley,
Wood; E. Hubel, Therring; stolen
bases, Haley, Stougb 2, Terwilllger;
sacrifice hits, Haley; base on balls, D.
Hubel 1, Terwilllger 0, 'Walton 1,
Tberring 0, Hialop 2, Jeneranx 0.
struck out by D. Hubel 1, Terwilllger
8, Walton 2, Tberring 3, Hialop 2,
Jeneranx 0; hits off £>. Hnbel 7 in 2
Innings, Terwilllger 6 in 7 Innings,
Walton 6 in 2 innings, Tberring 6 In
4 innings, Hislop 3 in 2 innings, Jeneranx 2 in 1 inning.
J Umpire Kallum; time 2:30. Congressman Boy O. Woodruff waa tbe
honored guest of the game and was
allowed to pitch the first ball, wbicb
Umpire Kallum called a ball.
Y     Clare Loses to Coleman
Laat Sunday nearly every fan in
the city bunted np some way to get
to Ooleman for the game scheduled
there between the locals and tbat city.
The Clare team was supported by
Pete Oarey and otber prominent men.
The local fans were well pleased with
the way the gsme was played, but
could not content themselves with
the results as tbe opposing tesm bad
three runs to tbe good wben tbe
game closed. The first square proved
nothing for either team, but In tbe
second Doll Hubel was struck by a
pitched ball and Groves advanced
him to' third by a double, tben Wood
-bad the misfortune of being bit by
the pitcher and tbis filled tbe bases.
Gorr waa walked, scoring Doll, tbe
first ran. Eddie Hnbel waa tbe next
swing tbe stick and produced'a
more. This
inning Ooleman
bat Olare suffered one also in
sbe third when Ooleman received five
tbis happened when two hits
off Terwilllger snd bis
bad errors,
tightened
local team
my*
jjS■■', nice single, scoring two
^ was the  only  bad
INSTALL RADIO BROAD-
'   CASTING STATION
Farmers in Radius  of   Twenty-
Five Miles May Now Enjoy
Benefits    With  Small,
*   :t-:.      Priced Outfit.   -:    *
Tbis week Pete Paetorlno and bis
assistants installed in tbe Kirkpatrlok
dros* store a Badio broadcasting station.    "       -, '.   .... F-s     •-.' ■::£"?
This means that a registered operator will be located bere 'and every
farmer within a radios of 20 or 26
miles may purchase and Install a
Badio receiving outfit for about S25.00
from which be can receive every day
the markets, weather report;j, sporting news of all kinds, etc. which will
be sent ont from tbis station. ' These
reports tbat are given out will not
be published in the city papers until
the following day*   -_ - "v.
Mr. Kirkpatrick is . spending no
small sum of money in perfecting the
receiving and broadcasting station
and it Is to be hoped tbat many will
take advantage of tbe benefits tbat
are to be derived:
Stemple, of
Bo wen, 2b
Pat Metbner, lb
A. Metbner, as
F. Methner. 3b
Bill Metbner, rf
Bdd Metbner, o
Jake Metbner, If
Joe Metbner, p
Coleman
AB
4   '"■
5
3
E. Hnbel, Sb
Haley, lb
Baldwin, as
Stougb, cf
D. Hubel, rf
Groves, If
Wood, 2b
A. Gorr, o
Xerwilllger, p
-^    .        12 3
Olare 0 3 0
Coleman       0 2 5
Clare
AB
s
3       E
i 0
9   . .   ' 0
I 0
5 12 1
4 10 0
4 0 1 0
2 2 10
4 1 2 0
2 .      0 10
3.       B
S 1
3 0 0 0
4 0 2 0
3           0-1,2
3 1 0 0
4 1 11
3 ; 1 0 1
.3           0      :',   0 1
4 \/ y. 1 1
4 5 6 7 8 9 BHE
100100— 5 S 7
0 10 0 0 *— 8 10   1
Pitching summary: Hits off Terwilllger, 10; off Joe Metbner, 8; hit by
Terwilllger, Pat and Fritz Metbner;
by Joe Metbner, D. Hnbel, Wood and
Stougb; base on balls by Terwilllger
1 ,Metbner 1; balks by Terwilllger 0,
Metbner 1; Two-base hies Groves,
Joe Metbner; stolen bases, E. Hubel,
Joe Metbner.
Umpire Kallum.    Time 1:45.
B
1
1
1
1
1
0
2
1
0
B
1
0
0
0
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7 8 9
10 0-
WM. R. MERRITT.
Wm. B. Marritt was born in Denby
Township, Ionia Oounty, February
7tb, 18*2. and departed tbis life July
28, 1922. at the age of 40 years, 5
months and 31 days.
Eighteen year3 ago, tbe 4th of September he waa united In marriage to
Lena B. Shaver. To this union were
born six children, Donald age 17,
Edna age 10, Bobert age 14, Gerald
age 11, Albeit age 9 and  Helen age 7.
He made bis nome in Lansing until
a year ago last March, wben he was
stricken witb tuberculosis. He moved witb bis family to Crawfordville,
Ind., thinking tbe change might benefit bim, bnt finding no relief came to
tbis place last November, but Instead
of reaalning bia bealth be gradually
failed until death relieved bie sufferings.
Besides bia wife and cbildren he
leavea to mourn bis departure, a
father, step-motber, two brothers,
seven sisters, besides many otber relatives and friend8.
Funeral services were beld from
tbe bome In Hayea township conducted by Bev. Obas. Kielnbardt, and
interment made in Maple Grove cemetery. ..'.■■'        .'■■ --.1- .   .. -■  X.
LUMBER COMPANY
CHANGES NAME
A deal was made the first of the
week in wbicb tbe Westfleld and Fell
Blver Lumber Co., of tbis city, became tbe property of tbe Desert &
Brown Lumber Oo.
Tbe Westfleld people have conducted a lumber yard here for several
years and tbe management states that
tbe same courteous treatment given
in the past will continue with the new
company.
Danee Postponed.
New  Bank   to   Receive   Guests   August   12th
 Tbe danee at
tba Dover
Gleaasr
Friday
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"A BUILDING WORTHY OF THE COMMUNITY IT WILL SERVE.
the building
Tbe Olare Oonnty Savings Bank
will formally open tbe doors of their
new bank building to tbe people of
Olare and surrounding country on
Saturday, August 12tb, and preparations are being made by the officials
for tbt> reception of a large crowd of
patrons and friends.
Tbe Olare County Savings Bank is
tbe oldest in tbe city, baving been established In very small quarters thirty-seven years ago, but with a foundation of service and responsibility
tbat bas been appreciated through
tbe past years by tbe people of tbis
community, it gradually grew until
now it bas over 880,000 in capital and
surplus. The officers and officials
justly take pride In presenting tbe
new bome for tbe people's approval
and   will  do   all  in   their  power   to
make yon feel at bome from tbe time
yon enter tbe door until all tbe details of tbe bank bave been explained
to yon.     v
Tbe design of tbe building Is carried out in both exterior and interior.
Tbe building is of mat-flntabedj--elIow
brick finished with handsome terra
cotta presenting a very beautiful appearance and occupies an Ideal location on the corner of McEwan and
4th streets. Tbe interior is finished
witb marble and mahogany, witb a
floor of an attractive design, the
torniture and equipment are modern
In every particular and tbe interior
arrangement bas been carefully planned witb a view to fnrnisbing tbe
bank customers witb every convenience and comfort. An abundance ol
light in  provided   by  tbe  large win
dows In tbe north and
will be steam beated.
The vault Is second to none in the
state, being of tbe very best construction known. It is bnilt of concrete
heavily reinforced with steel, the
walls being of a sufficient tblokneas
to make it burglar proof. Tbe door a
modern in every particular, being unsurpassed by vault doors in some of
tbe larger cities and weigh many
tons. Tbe safety deposit boxes are
also of tbe very best and furniab
ample protection to tbe bank customers. One of tbe burglar alarm
systems encases the vault and many
plugs are dlstributad through the
building. In ebort, no expense has
been spared in making tbis bank
modern, convenient, and above all,
safe for its patrons.
THEY SEEM TO INCREASE
INSTEAD OF DECREASE
More. Railroad  Accidents  This
Year Than Ever Before.
The number of crossing accidents
tals year is so much greater than
ever before tbat tbe state highway
department feels that some action
should be taken by it to Improve
these very bad conditions. - - After
much study of tbe cause of crossing
accidents tbey" bave decided that
many fatalities are oansed by Inability to see an approaching train due to
dust. To remedy this, the highway
department announced last week tbat
tbeir trucks will soon start work oiling all crossings on dirt and graveled
roads. Accidents will never be totally eliminated, for tbere are people
Wbo will deliberately drive npon tbe
railroad tracks without the slighest
attempt to look for a train Snob
haphazard drivers will have accidents
even though conditions are ideal for
avoiding them.
EDWARD YOUMANS.
FLINT MAN TAKES
CLARE BRIDE
Miss Vera Hutchinson and Fred
Machino Married at Baptist
Parsonage Monday.
At the Baptist parsonage Monday
occurred tbe marriage of Miss Vera
A., daugbter of Mr. and Mrs. M. J.
Hutchinaon, and Fred Machino, of
Flint, Bev. C. B. MUberry performing tbe ceremony.
Tbe bride is one of Clare's well
known and highly respected young
ladies, having been an efficient clerk
at tbe Wm. H. Bicknell Oo. store during tbe past yesr, while tbe groom
holds an excellent position witb tbe
Dort Motor Co., of Flint, wbere tbey
will make tbeir future home.
Tbe young couple will take witb
tbem tbe best wisnes of tbeir many
friends for a bsppy and prosperous
wedded life.
PIVE COUNTY LEAGUE
Standings
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W      L
Pet
Ooleman                        11   '    3
785
Gladwin                          10         4
714
Clare                                 8         6
571
Rosebueb   ...                    8         6
671
Barryton                          8.6
571
Weldman                        5        9
367
Harrison                          4        10
286
Farwell                            2       12
106
DANCING PARTY
Hammond and O'Dette Famous
Eight Piece Orchestra Here
. Next Thursday Evening.
A dancing party will be given at
the Doherty auditorium Thursday
evening, August 10th. Music by tbe
Hammond & O'Dette famous eight
piece orchestra. Admission SI.00 a
couple, extra ladies free.
- - ■    ■.   B. S. Hammond, Mgr.
Big Circus Coming  to
*. . Mt.   Pleasant.
Tbe Hagenbeck • Wallace Circus,
tbe largest wild animal circus in tbe
country and tbe biggest circus to
ever visit Isabella county will be
in Mt. Pleasant next Friday, Anguet
lltb.
The org circus la coming to thla section because of ita inability to fulfil
its eastern engsgements owing to tbe
railroad strike.
The sbow is tbe only great circus
tbat still retains tbe street parade as
a feature of circus day. Tbe parade
will leave tbe clrous grounds In Mt.
Pleasant promptly at 10:30 o'clock
next Friday morning. In tbe parade
all of the hundreds ot wild beasts
earrled by the big sbow will be seen
in open dens. There are scores of
lions, tigers, leopards, jaguars and
other strange jangle beasts, sixteen
elephants, two bards of camels, sacred
oattle from ladle and otber straags
aalmals from objbtsee ooontilss.
a-wopos-ferwaaoss win be at
at • o'otoek fa aba af——-^
a*8c'oleektn
Trunkline Contract  Let
The contract for tbe grading and
graveling of two miles of trunkline
road between Clare and Fsrweli was
let July 21st by the State Highway
Department [to Jas. Van Dyne, of
Ovid, for tbe sum of 819,065 31 and
work is expected to ;be completed
tbis fall.
This two miles commences at wbst
la known as "Dead Man's" corners
and continues in a nortbweBternly
direction to tbe east limits of tbe
village of Farwell.
The bridge over the Tobacco river
was  let at Oadillac Wednesday..  -.
Card of Thanks
We wish to thank onr friends and
neighbors for their kindness and assistance during the sickness aad death
of oar husband and father.
.'      Mrs. Dorothy Vooman
Adelaide Bawkey
PURCHASES DOHERTY
BLOCK MONDAY
Pour Large Stores Pass To The
Ownership of G. W. Easier.
Monday a deal was closed between
A. J. Dobertv and G. W. Easier
whereby tbe latter became tbe owner
of the Doherty block on tne west side
of McEwan between 3rd and 4tb
streets including tbe stores occupied i
by Archie Mnnger, James O'Connor,
the Cafeteria and the Derby Kandy
Kitchen.
■ The  deal   was - made   through  the
Calliban Beal Estate Agency.
Edward Youmans was tforn in
HastingB county, Ont., May 3rd,
1849, and passed from tbis life at bis
home on Vernon Hill July 2&tb, 1922,
after being confined to bis bed for
tbe past seven months, canse of death
being paralysis.
He was united In marriage to Dorothy Varty March 30th, 1872. He oame
to Michigan rrom Ontario about fifty-
two years ago locating at Bay Oity,
wbere be lived for fife years and
theo moving to Gilmore township,
Isabella county, forty-eight years ago.
Since tbat time be baa spent thirteen
yeara In Northwestern Canada. Be-
turning from tbe/ weet about twelve
years ago be located south of the oity
wbere he lived ten years tben moving
to Vernon Hill, where he has made
bis home for the past two years.
The deceased Is survived by a wife
and five cbildren, Wm. Youmans, of
Mt. Pleasant; Adelaide Bawkey, of
White Cloud; Mra. Geo. Harris, of
Bowling Green, Ohio; Ward Youmans, of Vaaderbilt, Mich., and Mrs.
Harry Moore, of Brant. He slso
leaves a brother. Joaepb, of Vernon
township. He has been a faithful
member of tbe Free Methodist church
for the past forty-five years.
The funeral wae held from the bome
Thursday, July 27tb, Bev. J. A. Allen
officiating and tbe remains laid to
rest in Gilmore cemetery.   >-
Gladwin Here Next Friday.
Notice to the Public.
Tbe property surrounding Bee-bee
Lake is owned jointly by tbe undersigned and owing to extensive Improvements contemplated and underway, all heretofore frequenters to
tbis lake and property are asked to
keep out, without a written permit
from tbe undersigned: -
Ernest Pietz    "•
,.   , Francis A. Fowlor
Herber B. Collins
Wm. O. Oornweli.
The most exciting and hotly contested game of the season will be
played Friday, August 11th, at Recreation Park, Olare, wben Gladwin
opposes tbe home boys in the third
game of the eeason between these
two teams. Tbe teams are credited
witb one victory each and are all set
and primed to cop off this deciding
game.
This is a week day game and a large
crowd sbonld be on hand to root for
tbe boys who have kept ^Gladwin
guessing.
We say "close" for the game, who
seconds It? '• >
WRECK AT LAKE
CAUSES TRAIN DELAYS
Six oars of a freight train left tbe
track In the yards at Lake Monday
and caused much delay in the passenger traina. The wrecker from
Saginaw waa soon on tbe job and
made abort work, of clearing the
tracks, but it took several boura to
repair tbem. Tbe local section men
and those of Farwell were called to
belp.    -• Y' ■■''-'"•        "-■
Notice—Patrons are requested to return all bean disbea to the Broderlck bakery. ' .'.'
Official
Paper
Clare and Clare County
New Series: Vol. 30, No. 40
FARWELL HOLDS
GLADWIN TO
14 INNINGS
Longest Game in History of
League Flayed at Farwell
Last Sunday. _ Visiting - ,
Team   Wins   in   Fif-   S&
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One of tbe longest and bebt pi tubing dnels yet staged by any team of
the Five County League ooourred at.
Farwell Sunday July 30tb wben Gladwin visited that city. Farwell secur-.
ed two scores in tbe third inning and'
held Gladwin down to tbe circle until
the fifth when they secured one score.
At the close of tbe ninth inning Glad'
win bad aeoured another, tying tbe
score. Five more innings were played without either team running in a
acore, but in tbe fifteenth inning tbe
viaiting team secured two scores winning tbe game. ; Oline pitching for
Farwell outclassed bis opponent
Faust by striking out 23 men ae
against 13 Tbe game was played
clean by botb teams and altbougb
tbere were many close decisions,
botb teams gladly submitted thereto.
As the acoreman tallied:      .--.";
'. Gladwin "-'■'"-
P
AB
H
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A
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Wllmot
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7
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Slsco
6
7
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1
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Atwater
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.Healey
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6
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2
Goodie
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Stout
9
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Wager
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Sobllcter
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Faust
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Farweil
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Stlhchcomb 2
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24
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7 0
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Graham  -
4
8
1   ;
0
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0
Bellinger
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0
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Davison-
7
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Tbe score by innings:
'till   Sill 810 111213 14 15    I   I   t
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Summary; Struck ont by Oline 28,
Faust 13; bases on balls by Oline ».,
by Fanst 2; hit by Faust 2, Graham
and Gee; 3 base bit, Schlicter, Umpire Crane.    Time 3:60.
Arthur Beemer Dies at Yale.
A telegram received Saturday from
Yale, Mich., by Wm. Gerow, of Sheridan township, announces the death
on July 29th of Arthur Beemer a
former well known resident of Clara
connty. . ■'■''•
For tbe past 16 years he bas resided
on a farm in Sberldan, bnt last Mareb
was forced to retire on account of
falling health. He tben removed to
Yale, where he made bis home witb
a brother.
He is survived by one son, Cbarles.
The funeral was held Tuesday at
Yale.
Card of Thanks
We wish to thank our  friends   and
neighbors   for . tbeir    many   acts  of
kindness and   assistance   during  tbe
Illness and deatb of our beloved wife
and motber.    Aiao   to  the  Gleaners,
Boyal    Neighbors,    tbe    Auld   Lang
Syne  society  and    friends    for    tbe
beautiful floral offerings, tbe singers,
and to tbe minister fo'r  his  comforting words. ' '
L. J. Martin
-   ,         Marguerite and John Martin
Mr. and Mrs. Glen Amy
Five County League Schedule for Remainder of Season
V
:-■ Olare .
Harrison
Kosebush
.... ....  ^ ...
Weldman
Gladwin
Farwell
1 Barryton
Coleman v
At Coleman
t
Aug. 13
\                 ,
Sept. 4
t        ■<
Aug. 20
•At Barryton
Aug. 3
Aug. 25
■' .- 7'   '   i't   __
~ Aug. 13
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Aug.  30
At Farweil
Sept. 4
Ang. 4
Ang.  20
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Ang. 24
At Gladwin
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Aug. 6
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Sept. 7
Aug. 27
Sept. 10
At Weldman
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Ang. 86
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Ang. 17
Aag. 6
Ang. 2
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Aag. 15
Aag. 81
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At Harrison
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Aag«_ 18
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Sept. 8
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Aag. 10
Aug. *8
Aag. 20
Aag. 11
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