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oil’rom Cornwall, $14 000.
p.Clu'f. chairman of the com-
refuge for homeless. says
pursry structures will be erec-
. olden Gate Park for the pro-
, 11111. homeless at once Major
1 Win at the United States Army, is
”in; out a sanitary camp at
, i; work on which will be rush-
npltlly as lumber can be secur-
e camp will be under the su~
on of an officer of the engineer
pp of thevllntted States army and
hint of the army medical staff will
charge of it as sanitary officer
auditions among the homeless in
ark. it was reported by Chairman
were excellent. but it was feared
would be considerable suffering
Mission district where the com-
has not been able to reach all
people. A sub committee has
ppointod to impress all vacant
dings and all deserted houses that
r examination should prove to be
13121111111111. said Mr Cerf has aecom
11101119119112.1100 homeless persons and
. sent Word to the authorities that
it desired to take care of 4. 000 more
' lameda has room for 3. 000 and Free.
telegraphed that it will provide for
00 and asked that the number he
so i; for which the Southern Pacific
1111111111 furnish transportation.
Broaden. manages of the Stan
it? ii Company, says that the Cltv
11151111111111.1111 could take care of 500,
up that he would it ansptnt them to-
day at 10 and 12 o'clock leaving from
the pitch iron Works.
. was announced last night that thc
Merchants Exchange Fairmont Hotel
in: Monadnock Building would be op-
for public offices on Monday mom
5., All these buildings have been
examined by expert architects who
e pronounced their framework and
foundations to be absolutely safe. All
: three buildings have been burned to a
.' certain extent, but the fire in no Way
caused them to be. a menace to life and
safety.
A doctor notified the chief of police
at night that 11 1111111 had been shot
at Lombard struct wharf. He was
nveyed to the hospital ills identity
not yet known not the extent of his
Juries.
._ Mayor Schmltz has sent a letter to
fill; mayor of Los Angeles Stockton.
ramento Portland Seattle and
$0.15 Lake asking that blankets cots
and bedding, the need of which is im
nl‘atlve', be shipped 1n1111ediat eiv
According to the latest repmts the
den)? building is safe from destruction
Mon at one. time thieatcned 11 from
the flames which spread along the
sea Wall Efforts of the men under
General Caster and ot' the g1 .1i11 sheds
1111 that of the fire tugs uud steamers
will succeed in (hocking the the near
the Lombard street ircight slips
In other directions the fire is now]
completely under control.
"\ Mayor Schmltz and General l1‘u11s~
n, have establishcd helldqllllrlt'l‘s 111
parks will suffer until they can get in-
of flat for rent, but the earthquake put
Fort. Mason, which was saved b_\ somc
desperate work on the 111111 of the sol-
diets aided by a body of sailors from 1
the warship Clu1:.11go 1
' ‘ The records in file. Hall of 111111111151;
have been unhar.1ucd which will 1111-11 ;
vent any tangle in titles. ;
'l‘iu's following is 11 1111111111 list (if 1111- 1
identified dead who have 11111111 buried}
by the authorilics.
arry Chesm o.
N. Rnsenfleld
(”11"
ill.” lt‘olson sircci.
E. Nour1uan11,-ill'.t Pacific Street.
Antone Webster. H Williams strcct.
John Day 235 (lotuy sucet.
. J M Vase. 2110 Sherman strcct.
' H1 “Wake, 42. Stevenson slicgt
mother anti two year old bub)
$8, Turk street
5 (male) 928 Mission aircct.
ides these ill unidentified pcrsons
. buried under the supervision of
Wide. two of them being lin-
' 20111111 in the building of the
”torn Fish Company.
,ii'mbar of others have 111-1111 burl-
ilt names cannot. at prom-111, i11'
K
' following is 11 tubulnicd 1111111»
11111 of the amount of monoy rulscd
torday for the uniforms of 1111-
“Mullahs and flrc hcrc. This has
not any reference to any moncyu subs-
t‘i horotofmc.
(invornn'wul appropriations $2,000
1 St, Louis 321111000, Suct'uuwnto
, 00': Seattle, $911,000, Victoria, 11,
m can some new
10 1111111111111 noon
vou
L0 YOU NOT? WHY
THIN CONTRIBUTE
11.00 TO A DAWNGB
"iii
”if
’11:;
IANK BUILDING.
MWALKJONN.
_ upon some mt
Minna from 0 to I,
. Assurance Company of London today
3.. 115.000; 1.1111 Anueles 111.11.111.11 of
01110111111115.1100; Goldnold. Now,
811000: Kano. Nov" 310,000 Spokane,
$10,000 Lou Aussies Chinese 86 000
has Angles Theatrical people. 03 .000;
Yreka, 82 500: Btockhton Chamber of
Commerce 5], 000; 'l‘acanio, 31,000
erett, Washington. 31. 000; Dos An-
gelou (Bishop County) 01. 000. Total
for day, $2,475,500.
“The Southern Pacific Company
Which has established headquarters in
Oakland. confines to transport sup-
plies for the relief of sufferers and
carrying free from the present. all
(institute people from Bay points to
interior towns, and cities of California.
Arrnugcments have been made with
‘.cncrul Funston and Major Devol
uunrlcrn1astcr. for the establishment
of n supply depot at Folsom dock anti
one at; Fourth and Kentucky streets
front which the army will distribute
all rcllef supplies in connection with
the city “noun-m1... and citizens 110m-
mittens
All of the federal court 1111111111111 11‘1'11
reported safe $11pt1rlntendent bomb
of thc mint reports that institution in
11 condition to resume busiues at once.
More Money for Sufferers.
WASHINGTON, April 2l.—-—Sonutor
Allison. chairman of the Senate Com~
iiiittce on Appropriations. had a con—
versation with the president today re-
garding the conditions which have
arisen in Sun Francisco. He said on
leaving the White House that it was
entirely likely that Congress today
would pass another bill appropriating
1111 additional million dollars for the
relief. of the people of the stricken
city.
Conditions Grow Worse.
WASHINGTON, April 2l.~——'i‘he W111
llcpnrhnent has received the follow-
ing Western Union bulletin tinted Sun
Francisco 5 o‘clock this morning.
" it is some foggy this morning
and some wcstcrly winds. Conditions
grow worse. Last. night it was windy
compared with previous night and ac-
commodations in Oakland are at 11
premium. 'l‘hosc tlfnt are in tents in
to houses. I think there are plenty
them in a very bad shape. Fire wor.
ricd us last night by sporting 11p at.
limos and may get away from firemen
at any time anti endanger everything
on water front. that it, the sheds and
\1'111'ehousos. 'l‘hcre are very few left.
probably fiftccu and they are wood of
poorest kind. 'l‘hcrc seems to be, no
imnlodiute danger from fire. Wind
has died down and several warships
11nd tugs are pouring watcr from the
buy on the. flames. which arc quite
11 distance from the Ferry building.
where our office is located. The 311.
p111'i11tcudei11 of ferry buildings tclls
1111 that the building is now safe and
there is no danger from fire.“
Killed and injured.
FRESNO. (‘.nllfu April 2l.~—l"o|lou'-
i111.r is 11 list of klllcd in Santa Rosa.
Louis Hillul.
(lcorgc. and Willie Bluth.
You ll. Btu.
Mrs W. H. Brown.
.lOScph Curry.
Mr. P B. Churchhill.
.\l1'. and Mrs. L. W. Curler.
Mr. De Young and two (‘.hlltlrcu.
\Vill Dm'.
.i. llclucnlconl.
Smith Davidson.
Mr. and M15. l1‘lcy.
Miss Excelln from Novelty
l1' 1.
Miles H. Fish.
Miss i’hobe (lrccu.
N. 1.. Jones.
Mr. Keller.
iutvld Kennedy.
l'lll I109”.
W. H. Mallory,
Francisco.
Mr. Murphy.
Mrs. M01111 and child.
'l‘rucinun li‘lt'ilord.
John Murphy.
Mrs. G. Manning and child.
Harry; F. Newman. burnt-d allvc.
Mr. and Mrs. l’cucock.
Miles l’ccrmuu.
Mr. Pedcgo. of Pcdegp. Washcr (‘tlllll-
iv.
Nt-lllt- Rt'cti.
Mrs. A. El. llotlgcru
Mr. Richards.
Fred Sclloli‘l'el‘.
(‘hcstcr Sheppard.
thriki, 41111111111111
Walter H. Smith.
1. it“. Smith. travcllug 1111111.
to. (loddeni. traveling 1111111.
10. ll. Knapp. traveling mun from
lloutou.
S. it. Look.
Armond Muthollutli.
William Wcuiinu lt‘l'cmont City.
The lujulcd arc as follows: -—
t
'l'h1-11-
insuruncc 1111111. San
011.111"er» Robc1';tson Mr and
Mrs. Robinson of Western Hotel; M'rs'
Hilda Robinson: Mrs. Reach our
child: Mrs.8yi1c.11: Mr.1111ers line
i" Stone and child now at Petnluma:
Nick Stanford. Inn's Angelou: George
Stun, Chinese marzchant Judd Scott.
new at 815 Second street' John Win-11
luu: Mrs M. A Young. slight now 111
310 Second street Mrs. B. F‘. Cult/111'.
will rucovor' S W Eborlo and wife;
Ml‘Li Mills and sons. slight; l.. ll.
lIt'otl slight: Pr.of H. T. Ardlcy. of
Berkeley: Paul Anderson. George Buy.
tor anti son: Mr. Baldwin; Mrs.l.oub1
Canopus; Mrs. May Cunningham; Mrs!
C. Unmet 11st Wayne Day. Mrs. Marlg
Devulsett; Mrs Edward Fraught
Frank Gray. Mr. and Mrs .feli' Hansel.
mtiltners; Lyman G. Hill Charles Kay
wofaser. Kong: M1111. Ell 141111.131.
'l‘. 0. Light, Gertrude Mottllheny Week
Ralph C. Miller Joe McDonough Bar-
ney Mullen Mike McAudrews, i... t)-
Brlcn J.Rlel1ardson. Mr Palm. (LE .
Porter Mrs. Rose. of Unique 111111.111.
rant Mr. ltoseubdum M111. Myrtle.
London insurance Company Olvu
NW YORK April 21.—-'l‘he ~Atlas
retort rim ri
towsrti the relief fund at
circa. . ‘
Fire lamina Around What-val.
NEW YOBK, April 21’. ”The West.
111-11 Union Telemann Company reset»
ed the followtnl from its 11111111 in the
‘ h‘eIry Building at the foot of Market
street in San Francisco sally to-
s
“The tire is still burning around the
whnrves. it is still difficult to est-l
mate the 1111111111111 of dead. as bodies
are scattered all over the city. They
are burying the dead in trenches and
putting fifteen 11111111.. in a ditch "
A later dispatch road m
"l‘he fet'rybouts are running on ache
dule limo. There is an immense
crowd around the depot here and com.
mittens from all towns across the boy
are urging people to leave 'h‘1'is1'o and
so with them to their homes. But the
authorities Wont let them take any
baggage with them, it looks ..;:
immense second hand store here.
The people have dragged everything
down here from pianos to bird c 13011
and their goods are all piled up around
the depot for a long distance. The fits
is still burning fiercely hp north but
the wind has gone down. making it
less dunger.oui1
Lou Angel" Opens Churches.
LOS ANGELES. (Built. April 21.—~
All o. the unnlsters of this city 111'.
termlned yesterday to open their
churches for shelter of the destitute
uonzcu and children who may arrive
from San Francisco. -
it is assumed thut able bodied men
are needed in l't'liiCllf,‘ Work in and
111.11 about the devastated district
Auoihm rcllei‘ train of 17 cars. load.
ed with 111isceilaueous pr‘ovlslous for
the Sun l1‘1'.n1tc.isco sufferers lel't here
last night. it has been learned here
that'ths first train sent out arrived in
San Francisco 0.. hours utter its 1211-
pnrturo from Los Angclcs. Organized
efforts are being made to carry for»
ward the comprehensive woik that
has been planned.
London Cable: $10,000.
LONDON. April 2l.——-'l‘en thousand
dollars has bccu cabled to the Red
Cross at Washington as tht1 first 111
stuttmcnt of thc American fund being
raised herc in aid of the suffering
people of San Francisco.
Germany's Sympathy.
Ill'2.ltl lN, April 21. -~(‘l1n11c.1llor 1'1111
lint-low todm scnt Bi'ivy (‘ounclllor
you l‘iuclow of the Foreign 0.‘lcc to
thc Alucricuu (Thurs!A d‘Afl‘nirs l’crcl
val ll. Dodge. 111 cxprcss thc chancci-
lor‘s sympathy with the inltcll 51:1
tcs in the calamity at San Francisco.
The dinner of the American Asso-
ciation of Commerce which 1111.11 111
huvc taken plucc l1c1'c Apr'i 21., has
bcou cancelled. Mr. Dodge has called
a Intellng of the Americans of this
oil; at the cnibussy on Monday to intro
.1111'011 in regard to assisting in the 111.
'.i.»:‘ fund of the suffering Sun From
t'i.11111111.
President Roosevelt's Massage.
\VASiilNG'l‘ON, April 2L-Prosidcut
Roosevelt today sent to Congress 11.
message. accompanying documents and
papers from the War Department. rcc.
ommcndiug the appropriation of an:
additional one million and a half dol-
lars for the relief of the sufferers by
the calamity 111 San Francisco.
The president today conferred with
Secretary Taft. with Senator A'lllson
chairman of the senate. committee on
appropriatidns. and with other
tors and representatives about
need of further aid for the rcsidents
of the stricken city and a decision
was rcuchcd that Congress should be
rcqucsted to appropriate the additional
$1 $100000.
the members of Congress that the 11p-
p1'opriutiou would be mutic.
Following is the text of the presl
dent's message:
"To the Senate anti llousc of llcprcson-
t111lvs:c
documents in1lutliug a form oi 11 rcs
(‘ ongi ‘css.
catastrophe
W11 make
81.50.
instructed its American nltilllflll'.
I"
sella- ;
the .
coo icing utensil:
elm
1111110111 injury.
ing its history
paused.
lion dollars. as
it. safe for 11s to
of spending less
lion.
made to assist
other countries.
senlng our
such offers.
‘ “The detailed
rebuilding the
“i hope that
“April 2!.
The letter of
oral Bell. chief
tonGenernl
General Sharp
2111' had
sic. G
and dwlthobt scratching.
11' h on it»! knives and takeout mitts.
affront from steel 1.1.1 poiishit.
Quickly cleans burnt pans and cool: ing
utensils. Take off linger
11111111. Clean marble or white stone
Take all stain from fingers
ll 11mph rc.’
Puts
1pm on mils.
Sold by all’ Groom 10c. ' .
FRED FEM”: 00.. New Yo“. “SA
1.
Other of the kind that has befallcu
any other portion of our country dur-
1 am sure that there
is need on my part of no more than a
suggestion to the Congress in order
that. this resolution may be at once
But i urge that instead of up
proprlatlug a further sum of one roll-
recommended by the
ccrotnry of war. the appropriation be
for a million and a half dollars.
supplies already delivered or cnroute
for San Francisco approximutc in val~
1111 a million and a half dollars. which
is more than We how the authority in
law as yet to purchase.
The
i do not think
reckon upon the need
than a million in addi.
Large sums are being raised by
private subscription in this country
and very generous offers have been
us by individuals of.
which requests how
ever. i have refused 11s in my judg-
incnt there is no need of any assist-
1111111 from outside. our own imrdcrs~
this refusal of course in no way has
deep appreciation of the.
kindly sympathy which has prompted
account of the action
of the War Department is contained
in the appendices to the loltcr of the
secretary of war.
concern is purely
terrible emergency of tho
Then later i shall communicate with
you as to the generous part which I am
sure the national government will take
in meeting tho more permanent needs
of the situation. including of course
At. the moment our
with meeting the
moment.
great governmental
structures which have bccn destroyed.
the action nbovc rc~
qucstcd can be taken today.
"lSlgncdl
“THEODORE
”The White House.
1906.”
ltOOSlCV it? i .'l‘."
Secretary v'l‘nft to the
president recommended that Congress
be rcqucsted to npproprinu
$1.000 000 to enable the War Depart-
ment to carry on the work of relief
'11 San I"r1111cisco.
secretary's lctter'ls 11 report from Goa-
another
Accompanying the.
of Staff; Quartermas-
(2‘ ommissury-
rind Sur gcon- Genclal
0‘ Reilly. detailing what has been done
since the first word cnmc that 11 disas-
overtakcn Sun
'i‘l1csc 1.1111111111111111 a complete, history
of the work done by the War [)cpurl-
meat at San Francisco to date.
Knights of Columbus to Contribute
NEW HAVEN April
1. Hoarnc Suprcuic Knights of
Francisco.
21 wltldwnrd
the
Knights of Columbus hits lssucd 11
111ntl12c to the councils of. the 01'1'ict in
l111 parts of the United States and (‘.a-
11111111 stating that if councils wished
to coutilbute financial aid to the San
;l1"1111111s1o suffercrm the money should
be forwarded by
Mr.
wire to State Deputy
(311011111 A. Connolly. of San Francisco.
Hunt-us announces that all contri-
{buttons will be acknowledged and '.1
, full repor
0f 1'
ecclpts 11nd expcutli»
;turcs will be 11.1.1111.
I it is stated that already ovcr $500
Assurances 111111-11. givon by thus been sent by‘ithc order.
Many Homeleiin'bnes Housed.
onumno. 111.111.,
April 21 .——'l‘h11
Oakland rclicf committee reports that
more than titty thousand destitute por-
terms were cared for
illuklnnd lust night.
'I submit herewith u lettcr of tht1 its 000 Were plntcd in churches halls.
sc1rclurv of war, with .11c111npamlnx ii'lnks thcatrcs 11nd other public build
in addition. camp [cuts have
olutlon suggested for passage by the bccn provided at the.1 various parks
and in the suburbs
“‘"lhls itttct 1"cl’c1s to thc appalling “ore sheltered and fed in private hum.
111tust1'opho uhll'h 111111 Detailcd San 11.11 Amongfucllilicshnvcl111111:.'.1'.111g-
Francisco and neighboring cities. 11 ed for the a11'1111111111dutlon of all rein
111011: appalling than any gees who may come to Oakland and
tugs.
NO MORE, NO
this assertion:
Watch our window display
(lot the habitaud so to ,
The 01111111111111 011 1111111 tampon
‘GNWMSM insomniac»
in and around
Of this number
Many thousands
ALTERATION SALE
~ 40 per cent. on ENTIRE STOCK
Thursday, Friday. Saturday, Monday
NELSON’S
.._ .m- W...— ..-
OIN US. '
Let Us All Be H0000. Well
Dressed. and Save M01160.
ECONOMY leA SOUND TRAIT.
HERE’S A CHANCE 1'0 PROVE ii.
A store chock full of Men's and Boys' Clothing.
1111 good 1111 there to in town. marked on quick soiling.
short profit basis; ’11 07. 00 and 81000. -
LIE“.
Our clothcs can‘t be
had elsewhere “at the price we ask.
TIDTMJQ. YOU CAN'T LOII.
Men’s Suits, various fabrics at 87. 00 and $10 00
Man' 11 Spring ’l‘op Coats at $1. 00 and 010 00.
1311111111111 11 Butts 1mm 11. 5'11 1.131 50.
Full line of Meu' 11 Nogllacc Shirts front 501: to
1. ,.
' T
.11
Chinus.
'Nos. 2 and romance BUILDING.
‘ tor " overt"
Anything in the line of Floor Coverings we are prcpored to furnish. All trades of Insulin Carpets,
MATTINGS—Wc have a full assortment of all kinds of mutttngs, including new p11tto1'1111,l11 luuc
FIBER CARPETB—A full line of Fiber Carpets, in very choice patterns and in all quuutltlcs.
,s,
T111111-
try and Body Brussels Carpets, Velvet and Axtntnster Carpets. in a large and varied assartment of. patterns.
nuns—nun of all sizes, including the large carpet sizes, of which we have beyond 11 doubt the largest as»
sortmcnt ever shown in town. and at the prices we are selling them we can save you money.
1’ laps and
We also have the Crcx Glass Mailings in all colors.
Large size
Rugs and Art Squares 111 the some material 'mnkcs 11 very satisfactory and inexpensive floor covering.
"TRISTRAM 8r HYA'I'I‘,' NORWALK, CONN.
' i
,, . - 112-.
also for the care of the injured.
Treasurer of Red. Cross Sodiety.
WASHINGTON, April 2i.-——lnqulrlcs
from all parts of the United States
reached the American-Rod Cross today
as to where contributions for the re-
lief of S1111 Franciscans may be sent.
11111111111 may be sent either to Mr. Keep
director or any of the following sto-
to trcusur:ers
Connocticutifi'l‘homas Hooker New
llavou.
Muiuo-Frederlck E. Boothby, Port—
land.
Massachusmts—Jlurdlucr W.
Boston.
Rhodc [11l1111d—~l1‘.dw111'1l Oborn Grccn.
l"rovidcncc.
Lane.
Vcrmout~Clayton 1.. Alcxuudcl‘.
Burlington.
Telegrams a Day Late.
OAKLAND. Guilt, April 21.—-—Mun.V
residents of eastern states are attempt.
lug to got word to their 1111.11.11. but
it is almost impossible to get a messa-
gc scm before 11 24-hour wait. The te-
legraph ofllces are more than a day
behind with messages, so people who
have relations and friends here should
not worry if they got no word for
several days. The Chamber of Com-
mercc, Church. newspapers pint-cs and
relief headquarters have provided 1'11-
glstcrs for the refugees and are ulti-
iug in the work of finding (11111011 and
relatives for distracted survivors.
Another Blight Shock.
CLEVELAND. Ohio, April 2l.—~A
shtick felt in many parts of thc city
at noon yesterday and supposed to
have been an explosion was a slight
earthquake shock. according to the
111icroscis111og1'aph expert at St. [gnu-
tius College.
Lou: of Hartford Companies.
HARTFORD. .April 21.—-0nly one of
the Hartford Fire insurance Compani—
es has thus for board front its agents
in San Francisco.
The Phoenix Fires representative
wires that it is impossible to estimate
the losses of the. company.
President Glory, of the Actnu, today
lssucd 11 statement to the effect that
the losscs in San Francisco will in no
wisp cmburuss the company. anti
agents of the company throughout th1,1
United States and Canada have bcon
lustructed‘to continue business with
the full assurance that the losses un-
der the Aetna's policies will be adjust.
ed and promptly paid.
Torrlngton Railing Funds.
'l.}(lliRlM '.l‘ON April 2] Efforts lll't'
bclug niudc hcrc to raise a large con-
tribution to thc relief fund for thc suf-
fcrcrs in thc San Francisco carib-
ouukc 11nd fil‘t". The town has issued
a call for contributions and two pri-
vale subscriptions are being taken.
About 8‘. ’00 was raised this morn-
M193"
M33
Mutt-:1“ um lulu- lulu.
Probate Sale of
Real Estate. ’
Pursuant. to an order of the Court
of Probate for the Di trial of Nor-
walk authorising him th 1110. lbc sub-
acriber offers for sale all such right.
title and interest as Jane C. 'l‘ail-
madgc late of Nbrwalk. deceased. had
at the time of her death in and to all
that- certain tract of land containing
about two acres. with the dwelling
410qu thereon. situated in the City of
South Norwilk. bounded northly hit
Elm Grove street. easterly by land of
Abigail D. Dibble. southerly by land
at Kate 1. ’l‘sllmadsa. and southerly
by a certain lane or driftway.
For particulars and terms I ply to
JACOB LAY .
Administrator.
South Norwalk, Conn.
"OM-I I
I21 it
W11 1111c. demonstrating today our
llilc coffee, 1.11 Crumdu. You are all
cordially invited.
- Rag. Ethel
H. liliiEGEll it ill].
8111111 Furniture Need lid Bil
Expensive
l‘m'niiurt'
and if you are an,
economist this fact
will become appar- '
out to you. the in»
stunt you, behold
our magnificent
stock and" become
acquainted with
our easy terns. We
would also like to
explain to you our
liberal
CREDIT PLAN
Wherehly
you may purchase a. single article
furnish the home conu-
pletE on terms of payment which
cannot but; appeal to you. 0111:
credit privileges are so Advan' -
ageous. so Modern, so Considers. '
and so Easy as to make a. cosiy
home within reach of all.
‘3':
H. 11111111111111 1. 00.,
WEST WASHINGTON 81. SOUTH NORWALKL
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Bide. When the Mocking Birds Are we“ to work (we hope)
Today «111‘ mm to
Singing in the Wildwood. ill Minutes
From Broadway You're 11 Grand Old‘
Lovey 11 Virginia Bonn.
Mary 11 a Grand Old Name, and others.
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