Ross Gazette 8th January 1914 - Page 4
Ross Gazette 8th January 1914 - Page 4
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| Date | 08/01/1914 |
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| Type | Newspaper |
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| Language | English |
| Area | Ross Gazette |
| Collection Holder | Herefordshire Libraries |
| Date of Publication | 8th January 1914 |
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VERY IMPORTANT SALE . Southall & Son's GREAT CLEARANCE SALE , JUST FOR CASH ONLY , PROVIDES THE OPPORTUNITY appreciated by every KEEN JUDGE of value to PURCHASE up - to - date Household Drapery , Millinery , Coats , Costumes , Underclothing , Hosiery , Gloves , and Fancy Articles , at TREMENDOUSLY REDUCED PRICES . ALSO FURNITURE , PIANOS , BEDDING of every description , CARPETS , Linos , Oilcloths ; IRONMONGERY ; GLASS , CHINA , and EARTHENWARE , at SLAUGHTERED PRICES . MARKET - PLACE AND GLOUCESTER - ROAD , Lessons for Sunday , January 11th . ( 1st Sunday after Epiphany ) . MORNING . Isaiah 51 . Matt . 6 , 19 ; 7 , 7 . EVENING . Isaiah 52 , 13 & 53 or 54 . Aots 7 , 1-35 . PUBLIC SERVICES . ROSS PARISH CHURCH . Rector : Rev. R. T. A. MONEY - KYRLE , M.A. Curates : Rev. L. P. JONES , B.A. , Rev. C. H. PAYTON , B.A. SERVICES FOB SUNDAY . 8 and 10 a.m .: HOLY COMMUNION . 11 a.m. MATINS , LITANY and SERMON . Festal Responses . Hymns , 76 , 78 , 80 . Festal Dresden Amen 3 p.m. CHILDREN'S SERVICE . 6.30 p.m. EVENBONG and SERMON . Anthem- " Lo ! Star - led Chiefa , " Crotch . Responses . Hymns 482 , 77 , 79 . after Benediction . CONCLUDING ORGAN VOLUNTARIES- ( a ) Last Move ment ( Sonata vi . , op . 137 ) . Merkel . ( Note.- In this is introduced the Epiphany Chorale , " As bright the star of morning gloams . " ( b ) March of the MAGI KINGS , Dubois .. WEDNESDAY - 8 a.m .: HOLY COMMUNION ; 11 a.m .: MATINS and LITANY ; 8 p.m .: EVENSONG . DAILY - 8 a.m .: MATINS ; 4.30 p.m .: EVENSONG ( ex- cept Wednesday ) . Tuesdays and HOLY BAPTISM : Sundays 3 p.m. Saturdays at 4.30 p.m .; and Wednesdays 11 a.m. MISSION ROOM . HOLY COMMUNION : 1st and 3rd Sundays , 8 a.m. BUNDAYS , AT 6.30 P.M .: EVENSONG AND SARMON . TUDORVILLE MISSION ROOM . BUNDAYS , 3.15 P.M .: EVENSONG AND ADDRESS . Пом GREEN CHURCH . SUNDAYS , 3.30 P.M .: EVENSONG AND SERMON . CONGREGATIONAL CHURCH . Minister : Rev. W. A. PowICKE , M.A. Bervices : Sundays , 11 a.m. , 6.30 p.m. Young Men's Bible Claas , 2.30 pm . Wednesdays - Service at 7:30 p.m. BAPTIST CHURCH . Minister : Rev. J. W. KETTLE . Bervices : Bunday Morning , 11 ; Evening , 6.30 . Sunday School , 2.45 . Bible Classes for Young Men and Women . Mondays Young People's Guild at 8 p.m. Wednesday , 7.30 : Week - night Bervios . WESLEYAN CHURCH . Rev. J. ANGUS , Buperintendent Minister . Bervices : Sunday Morning , 11 ; Evening , 6.30 . Wednesday , 1.30 p.m. Friday - Band of Hope , 7 p.m. THE GOSPEL HALL , HENRY STREET . Services - Sunday : 11 s.m. , Breaking of Bread . Sanday School . People's Meeting . CHURCH OF THE BLESSED SACRAMENT . Rev. J. B. Moon , Priest . Bundays - Holy Communion , 8.45 a.m .; Mass , 11 . Bolydays - Mass , 8 s.m. Weekdays , 8 a m . LAMPS TO BE LIGHTED . Thursday , Jan. 8th to Thursday , Jan 15th . Monday 5.13 Tuesday .... 5.14 Wednesday .. 5.15 Thursday 5.17 Thursday 58 " Friday 59 " 510 **** 512 **** THE ROSS GAZETTE THURSDAY , JANUARY 8 , 1914 . FOOTBALL . RESULTS AT A GLANCE . ROSS AND DISTRICT LEAGUE . Rose Kyrle ... 7 Marole Cinderford ... 3 Ro St. Mary's ……… . LEAGUE TABLE , Goodrich . Ross Kyrle Rósa Bt . Mary's . Upton Blahop Whitchurch Cinderford ... Mach Marele .. Hoarwithy Goals Pla . Won Lat . Dra . For Agat . Pi 32 10 13 5 30 33 2 17 16 3 5 16 29 14 13 5 2 15 28 25 2 ) 7 1 The fixture on Saturday last , Ross Kyrle v . Much Marcle , in the Ross and District League competition , attracted quite a large crowd of spectators at Talbot's Meadow . The weather was delightful , but the sharp frost . of the previous night , followed by a thaw and strong sunshine , made the surface of the playing arena very greasy and slip- pery . Unfortunately , neither club was any- thing like fully represented , and as a conse- quence there was not the old - time keenness years used to make the Kyrle - Marcle games and enthusiasm in the game that in former so attractive to the Ross enthusiasts . The Kyrle had quite an experimental team doing duty , Davies , of Weston , filling the vacancy between the sticks , whilst Kemp again played at back . Marcle were unable to command the help of the Powells or Whit taker , who , in the past , have proved such . towers of strength to the Marcle Club . Mr. J. Capewell had charge of the game , which proved to be a very pleasant , one , but greatly in favour of the Kyrle , who won by seven goals to one . In the first half , the Kyrle had the sun and wind in their favour , and from the out- set they soon made tracks for the Marcle citadel . But it was not until the game had been in progress some ten minutes that the Kyrle front rank got going . A pretty move- ment between Bennett , Battersea , and Llew- ellyn was seen in front of goal , and from a fine left cross - shot Battersea found the net for the Kyrle . This was quickly followed by a second from the same player , after which Marcle had a turn , and Davies , the Kyrle custodian , saved some really hot shots . After this relief , the home forwards again took up the aggressive , and after the Marcle keeper had partially saved , Llewellyn got possess- ion of the ball , and quickly drove it home , which put the Kyrle three goals up . From the re - start , Marcle played plucky football , and once again gave the home defence a little trouble , securing two corners in quick ROSS succession . Both these proved fruitless , and DISTRICT NEWS . in coming to the attack again , one of the Kyrle men handled in the penalty area . The kick was taken by Taylor - who had been playing a fine back game for Marcle - and with great power he drove the leather straight at Davies , who saved at the expense of a shaking . In spite of this , Marcle con- TO OUR READERS . — We are always pleased tinued to play a hard game , but before the to insert reports of meetings , entertain - interval the Kyrle showed their superiority , ments , and any items of news from the villages . We know that it gives mtich pleasure to our readers to find such news in these columns , and with them , we are deeply indebted to all correspondents who take the trouble to send us accounts of any matters with which they are connected or which come under their notice . anccess of any public function is greatly enhanced when followed by a good report -ED . R.G. FLAXLEY . The PERPETUAL CURACY . - Last week , the Bishop of Gloucester licensed the Rev. Richard Leslie Pitt Johnson , M.A. , to the perpetual curacy of Flaxley , near Mitchel- dean , vacant by the resignation of the Rev. F. E. Walters . GORSLEY . and added a fourth goal through Bennett , before lemon time , when the score was : Kyrle , 4 goals ; Marcle , nil . Play was again in favour of the home club on resuming , and their defence was never severely troubled . On the other hand , the Kyrle forwards were seen at their best , con- tinually making raids upon the Marcle goal , and had it not been for the determined efforts of the backs , the goal would have fal- len on more occasions than it did . However , the Kyrle added three goals to their score through Lerego ( 2 ) , and Cload , whilst on one occasion Marcle broke away and succeeded in scoring their only goal . The Kyrle main- tained their superiority to the end , and at ball , the forwards combining well together , times were playing bright attractive foot- and being ably supported by the halves , whilst Kemp and Parry proved to be masters of all the Marcle attacks , and consequently Davies , in goal , had not a great deal to do , but what he had was done creditably , seeing that the position was quite new to him . Troupe gave one of their popular concerts at PIERROT CONCERT . - The Ross Pierrot Ross St. Mary's visited Cinderford in their the Schoolroom , Gorsley , on Tuesday last , League encounter with that Club on Satur- which was attended by a very large nmber day last , when a drawn game resulted , each of people . The programme was very greatly appreciated by all , and encores were fre- team scoring three goals . The Saints were quently asked for . A hearty vote of thanks one player short , and the home captain win- ning the toss decided to play with the sun was accorded the Pierrots for their excellent at their backs . The Saints played four for- concert , which was one of the most enjoy - wards in the opening stages of the game , able held in Gorsley for some time . and Cinderford were not long in scoring their three goals . Ruston , in goal , being unable to judge the shots owing to the sun and LLANGARRON . The Opportunity of the Year . BUNNING & SOWERSBY'S ANNUAL WINTER SALE ( The Great Clearance previous to Stocktaking ) WILL BEGIN ON MONDAY NEXT , JAN . 12th , AND WILL CONTINUE FOR TWO WEEKS ONLY . GENUINE REDUCTIONS . GENUINE QUALITY . Every inducement will be offered to Purchasers to secure REAL BARGAINS , and as there is a much larger accumulation of Winter Surplus Goods , on account of the mildness of the early part of the season , the variety is greater , and the price concessions will be on a most generous scale , which will enable customers to prepare themselves for the , possibly , cold weather yet to come . Outstanding Values at this Sale . The Sale which Everybody locally waits for . Not only a Portion , but Everything Reduced Throughout . BUNNING & SOWERSBY , Ltd. , SPORTS AND PASTIMES . LAWN TENNIS TOURNAMENTS - SOMERSET CRICKET FINANCES - GOLF NOTES - A SWIM- MING ASSOCIATION APPEAL BOXING- FOOTBALL . HIGH - CLASS DRAPERS , & c . , ROSS . and compelled the society again to swim a heat in which Dr. W. Morris , of the London Hospital , and G. Innocent , of the City Police , had tied . The order was that the heat should be contested again before November 30th , but later the association ne- opened the case on its own initiative , and ex- tended the time to the end of February . The committee decided in effect that the Southern ciation proper by reopening a case before any Association had evaded the rules of the asso- attempt had been made to comply with its order and thus settle an awkward case , inas- much as it might have become an inter- national one , the holder of the . King's Cup , on the judge's verdict , being Oscar Schiele , of Magdeburg , Germany . have already applied for dates appears in the A list of open lawn tennis tournaments which official organ . The rota is , speaking gener ally , much the same as last year , the cham . pionships at Wimbledon having been fixed to begin on June 22nd . The fact that East- bourne and Brighton have apparently both applied for the same date ( September 7th ) will doubtless be subject to revision by the Tournaments Committee . In view of the pe- tition , freely signed by players last year , to make Eastbourne the last grass court meeting of deposited £ 200 with the Sporting Life to the season , it is difficult to believe , says the Field , that the committee would give East- bourne an earlier date than they have had for twenty years . There is also the question of the referee , sincé Mr. Burrow , in control at Eastbourne , has already been booked for tournament would be seriously and perhaps irretrievably damaged . The supporters of Bandsman Blake , the Great Yarmouth middle - weight boxer , have match him against Bombardier Wells , the contest to be for £ 200 a side . Dick Burge , on behalf of the proprietors of the Ring , London , offered a purse of £ 400 for the It may be pointed out that a contest for the contest to take place at their gymnasium . ing Club . Pat O'Keefe's challenge to Blake will be accepted by the Yarmouth man pro- vided the side stake is for not less than £ 100 . Fancy Dress Ball was held in the above occasion on which he had turned out this and we scarcely believe it will - the Brighton ship - must take place at the National Sport- FANCY DRESS BALL . - A very successful want of practice , it being only the second Brighton . If the Eastbourne date stands Lonsdale belt - the emblem of the champion- schoolroom on Friday last , when a large company was present . Prizes were awarded season , With this lead to their opponents , the for the best costumes , the cost of which Saints quickly changed their tactics , and was limited to half - a - crown . Captain and Mrs. Trevor and Mr. and Mrs. Wyrley - Birch with Yemm in the forwards , soon brought kindly acted as judges . The results were as scoring right away , putting in a fine hard matters more even . Yemm commenced the ( Billiards ) : 2 , Miss Webb ( Moonlight night ) ; shot which gave the home goalkeeper no 3 , Miss Elsie Weale ( Fairy Queen ) ; consola chance , and half time arrived with Cinderford tion , Miss May Little ( Bridge ) . Gentlemen : leading by three goals to one . 1 , Mr. T. Griffiths ( Red Indian ) ; 2. Mr. J. follows : -Ladies : 1. Miss Doris Scudamore * • Price ( clown ) ; 3 , Mr. Woolfall ( cupid ) ; con- From the commencement of the second solation , Mr. F. Nash ( stamp licker ) . The half the Saints forced matters , and White room was tastefully decorated by Miss G. foot notched a second goal which was followed 86 Just at a time when it was hoped that county cricket in Somerset was on the mend with a loss of £ 590 . It is true , says " Wan- comes news of a bad financial year in 1913 , In recognition of his unbeaten record , and an encouragement to Bandsman Blake , Dick Barge , having secured possession of deer " in the Sportsman , that the club's Jem Mace's Australian Belt , has decided to debts are only a half of those of twelve present it to Bandsman Blake . The presen months ago , viz . , £ 162 against £ 327 , but tation will take place at the Ring on Thurs special funds raised nearly £ 700 . Every eco day , January 15th , on which occasion the nomy has been practised , but the decline in undefeated light - weight subscriptions and gate receipts , the latter in champion , Jack McAuliffe , will box exhibition bouts with . spite of favourable weather , is indeed such as two other veteran boxers , Dick Burge and placed Belsiz Prices : from £ 225 BEST VALUE in BRITISH CARS - the 10-12 h.p. BELSIZÉ . PASSEY & HALL , Ltd. , Automobile Engineers , THE CENTRAL GARAGE , ROSS . Official Repairers to the Royal Automóbile Olub . TELEPHONE 56 . Griffiths and Miss D. Tummey , who had soon afterwards by another , Watts scoring , may give rise at the annual meeting to serious Jem Carney , the gymnasium having been The Popular ' FORD . ' worked hard to make the dance one of the after Whitefoot had charged the goalkeeper discussion . most enjovable held in the parish . The who threw hte ball out . Although both duties of M.C's . were faithfully carried out teams tried hard , the winning goal was not by Messrs . E. M. Davies and C. A. Scuda- scored . more .. After paying all expenses a substan- tial sum has been handed over for the Church Fund . LYDBROOK . CHRISTMAS PARISH GATHERING . A a whist drive , a concert , and a dance . charge of one shilling , was made , which in- cluded refreshments , but from some unac- ROSS AND DISTRICT FOOTBALL LEAGUE INELIGIBLE PLAYERS . John Most wonderful value obtainable . W. H. Horne , the famous professional The Universal Car . At the Crystal Palace on Saturday evening golfer , has been appointed to the Durban Mr. H. T. Dummett , president London and Club , South Africa . He is at present resid - Southern Counties B.A. , beat Mr. ing at Littlestone - on - Sea , and will leave Gillespie , president English Bowling Asso- shortly to take up his new appointment , ciation , in a rink bowling match by 20 shots to 13 . which has been arranged by a prominent well- known amateur player . Horne is thirty - three No fewer than 111 goals were scored on years of age and is probably the tallest player countable cause the company was not so playing an ineligible player ( Sumner ) against The question of the Ross St. Mary's Club numerous as last year . A fair number took the Kyrle , came up for discussion , and after P. H. Boomer , of Barton - on - Sea , has been part in the whist drive , and the chief per- those present had gone fully into the mat - appointed professional to the new golf club at formers in the musical entertainment , ar - ter , it was resolved on the motion of Mr. St. Cloud , near Paris . ranged by Miss Hoitt , the organist , were Smallman , that the Saints should be fined 1s . Boomer is an exceedingly fine player and a Miss Kate Hoitt , Miss Black , Misses Teague good coach . LATE STARTS . and Howells , with Messrs . J. Little and H. Bishop , all of whom acquitted themselves in A native of Jersey , Prices from £ 125 FOOTBALL FIXTURES . A meeting of the above League was held at the New Inn , on Saturday evening , when 6.30 p.m. , Gospel Preaching ; 10 a.m. and 2.30 p . Following the precedent of last year , the Mr. Small was voted to the chair in the ab- in the professional ranks , for he stands over Saturday in the First and Second Divisions Mondays , 7.30pm , Bible Studies . Wednesday , 7.30 Vicar , the Rev. G. Hopkins , sent out the and the Chairman ( Mr. G. M. Morton ) . greatest achievement was the driving of a ball of the Southern League . Perhaps the most sence of the President ( Mr. Ward Pike ) , six feet high and is powerfully built . His of the Football League and the First Division p.m. , Prayer Meeting . Thursday , 8 p.m. , Young usual invitation to the parishioners to meet Representatives were present from the Kyrle , 888 yards at North him at the Parish Room on Tuesday , Dec. St. Mary's , Much Marcle , Upton Bishop , greatest distance on record . Berwick in 1909 the sensational score was the defeat of Man- Partnered by chester United by six goals to one at Bolton . vided for the enjoyment of the visitors , viz . , ness was not of a very heavy nature . 30th , where an entertainment had been pro- Goodrich , and Whitchurch Clubs . The busi- James Batley , he won the southern pro- Chelsea's win against Oldham Athletic was fessional foursomes in 1909 and finished not unexpected by their sanguine supporters , ROSS AND DISTRICT LEAGUE . seventh in the open championship at Deal in but the defeat of Tottenham Hotspur at Jan. 10. St. Mary's v . Hoarwithy . Derby was most disappointing . Aston Villa the same year with an aggregate of 306 . Goodrich v . Whitchurch . did well to carry away one point from Black- Jan. 17. - Upton Bishop v . Hoarwithy . burn , but the Rovers still have a nice lead in Jan. 24.-St. Mary's v . Kyrle . the competition . At the other end of the Jan. 31. St. Mary's v . Goodrich . table Manchester City improved their position slightly , and Newcastle United and Feb. 14. - Much Marcle v . St. Mary's . Feb. 7 - Much Marcle v . Kyrle . Preston North End were both defeated . Kyrle v . Whitchurch . He competed in the last open Hoarwithy v . Cinderford . championship at Hoylake , but his aggregate The defeat of Notts County in the Second Feb. 21. - Hoarwithy v . Goodrich . of 164 did not enable him to qualify , Boomer Division by Birmingham gave Hull City , who has been professional to the Barton - on - Sea won their game against the Forest at Not- Club for some seven years . tingham , the opportunity of heading the table Feb. with fine goal average of forty goals to Mar. Many rumours have been heard lately as wich Arsenal , whose victory over Wolver Mar. Bfteen , They are closely pressed by Wool- In the match , Whitchurch v . St. Mary's , to a possible discussion among the authorities hampton Wanderers at Highbury afforded played at Ross , which had to be stopped concerned with the open golf championship great satisfaction to their some three minutes before time on account for revision of the qualifying conditions and Clapton Orient naturally beat Glossop , but supporters . March Mrs. Elizabeth Groves , aged , thirty - seven , of darkness , it was decided that the match general overhauling of the regulations . a lady of independent means , was found in an should stand , thus the Saints gained the two meeting has now actually been fixed . It will Fulham failed at Huddersfield , but Leeds Mar. 28. Cinderford v . St. Mary's . A their 5-1 victory was highly gratifying . unconscious condition in the garden of a points through leading when the game was take place in London on January 17th , when City , with a score of 5-1 , gave Stockport a house in Avenue - road , Sandown , Isle of stopped . Wight , early on Saturday morning , and died the committee which manages the open cham- rare trounning . later in the day . Mrs. Groves , who was in ordered to be replayed , the clubs being , al- Professional Golfers ' Association with the night attire , was seen in her bedroom at lowed to mutually agree as to the date . If object of discussing new proposals for the the Southern League , Plymouth beating them Apr. 11. - Cinderford v . Much Marcle . 3 a.m. , but five hours later , when a cup of this was not done , then the League commit- conduct of the event . tea was taken to her , the French window was tee would fix it . found open and she was lying below in the ' garden . She received terrible injuries to her Saturday Sunday Third Teeth . D. Gore Boodle & Co . , Ltd. , ATTEND AT 43 , HIGH - STREET , ROSS , Much Marcle , Whitchurch , and Goodrich a creditable manner , and every item was ap- were reported for late starts , and in each preciated by those present . Before the dance case it was decided that the clubs should be took place many of the visitors had left , but cautioned . a fair number joined in and brought a very pleasant evening to a close . Every THURSDAY , from 11.30 to 6.30 head . PAINLESS DENTISTRY At Moderate Charges , A Lady always in attendance .. CINDERFORD on TUESDAYS . CHEPSTOW , TUESDAYS and FRIDAYS . Advice Froo . BOODLE'S TEETH . LADY'S FATAL FALL INCOMPLETE MATCHES . The Goodrich and Whitchurch match was pionship will confer with the council of the DISOBEYING THE RULES . The Upton Bishop Club was reported for not having their ground properly marked out . This accusation was denied by the Bishops representatives , and the League committee decided not to take any action in the matter . SCENES AT FRAGSON'S FUNERAL Disgraceful scenes marred the funeral of Harry Fragson , the murdered music - hall entertainer , which took place in Paris on Saturday . Owing to the inadequacy of the attendant police to control the crowd , great confusion was caused , and some of the HIGH - OLABS NOTE PAPERS . The best people behaved in a very unseemly manner . quality Note Papers at popular prices , Bid . At the cemetery at Montmartre the religious and 74d . per Ib . , and is . pe box of Ave rites had to be curtailed owing to the con- quires . - The Gazette " Office , High - street , duct of the public . Ross , The King has graciously acceded to the re- quest of the Clyde Yachting Club to send his yacht Britannia to compete during the Clyde Fortnight next summer . The committee of the Amateur Swimming Association met in London on Saturday night , and among other matters discussed an appeal by the Royal Life - Saving Society against decision of the Southern Counties ' Amateur Swimming Association . The latter the judge in the King's Cup competitions at body had decided to overrule the verdict of Highgate , and the Bath . Club in July last , Swindon experienced their fourth defeat in by 3-1 . At one period they looked to be win- ning the championship in easy fashion , but , though they still lead Crystal Palace by 3 points , they will have to play better to retain their position . The highest score in the whole series of League games was the 6-0 victory of Norwich orer Southend United . The Ross Gazette , Ltd. , PRINTERS , PUBLISHERS , STATIONERS , BOOKSELLERS , ACCOUNT BOOK MAKERS , & o . 44 , High - street , Ross . Upton Bishop v . Kyrle . Whitchurch v .. Cinderford . 28. - Kyrle v . Hoarwithy . 7. - Upton Bishop v . Cinderford . 14. - Whitchurch v . St. Mary's . Much Marcle v . Goodrich . Hoarwithy v . Much Marcle . 21. - Hoarwithy v . Kyrle . Upton Bishop v . Whitchurch . Goodrich v . Cinderford . Rosa Kyrle v . Upton Bishop . Much Marcle v . Whitchurch . Apr. 4 Cinderford v . Ross Kyrle . Whitchurch v . Much Marcle . ( Played on the ground of the first - named Olub ) , Mr. E. M. Newman , the traveller and lee- turer , is said to have greatly amused the Ameri- ans with this story : " In the House of Com- nons no incident is greeted with heartier aughter than that of a Member who , after an Loatent oration , plumps down on his silk hat a the bench behind him . A young Member who ad just made his maiden speech sat upon his ew silk hat . Thero were roars of laughter . An Irish Member arose and gravely said : Speaker , permit me to congratulate the honour- able gentleman upon the happy circumstance that when he sat on his hat his head was not in it . Mr. SESSIONS & SONS ( LIMITED ) , TIMBER AND BLATE MEROHANTS GLOUCESTER , AND CARDIFF . 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