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PHILADELPHIA, JTIlIDAir, SEPTEMBER 24, 1915.
CortmoiiT, 1015, r mi 1'uM.to Lidos Counnt.
PBIOE ONE CENT
HILS LOSE, LEAD IN SECOND;
WHITE SOX SMOTHER MACKS
NG ORDERS
GREEK ARMY
$0 MOBILIZE
TM.1?it.vrir1 AtvooHtf
rroops ceuvcU ..j
Under Way for War
With Bulgaria
GULGAR FORCES READY
LONDON', Sept. H.
Vantee has ordered mobilization of her
P" .. m.. a-i-tm was Issued today, ao
itmr, "" ...
FrfIW to a dlspajcn received iwre o
ritternoon.
It Is expected that Greece
vfflVl' ' lhe trcaty truaranteelngjier
help to Servla, If that country la .at
tacked by Bulgaria.
I'The Greek mobilization order was forced
har the warlike preparationH of Bulgaria.
,t? , probable that the Greek army haa
fc-a secretly moving to Its designated
tosUlons since Sunday, when Bulgaria
Ltritri mobilizing.
-rhi, war strength of the Greek army Is
fctmn 280.000 .And -300.000. Most of them
7 tro veterans of the Balkan wars. In which
Turkey and subsequently iiuigaria were
fcclslrely deieatea.
Th royal decree of mobilization was
touted this afternoon. At the name time
(Mother manifesto from King Constantino
tilled the Greek Parliament Into session.
Mrs' Chamber of Deputies will meet to-
wjrrow and vote tunas ror tne military
establishment Many members already
bed been notified that Parliament soon
weald be reconvened and had arrived
f The mobilization decree was promul-
fated after a conference between King
fConauntlne and Premier venlzelos. It
mmc already been signed, but the King
2nt Premier again went over the sltua
to,i before It was Issued.
, The'Yallroads have been taken over by
.the Government. Troop trains are nl
md moving. The order of mobilization
vpnjwKn wm .b,j. ,' wii;cib vi ilia
'? feefe warships on shore are returning
t,the vesels.
snnieter 01 war uangus ana General
'Bmanls, chief of staff, are directing
tb'aOTment of troops.
Searjy' a million and a half men are
Njcttd to participate In the -great drive
f Hk central powers Into Servla with,
'tMidm'of relieving the pressure against
Turkey at the Dardanelles, .''The Gor-
, aWordlh'g.tQ a dispatch from Nlsli.
'have ragged" EW.Wo men on the Servian
frontier, Austria-Hungary will probably
furnish WO.0OO. while the Bulgarian army.
i Coatlased on Page Fve, Column Pour
mbllionmay be given
br6mlefs 'widow by
the heirs of clubman
iWUMrawal of Her Caveat Is
Accpjnpanied by Rumor That
L' 'Softlnrvmv.4- nC riln! TT
Been Agreed On
ATTORNEYS WON'T TALK
iTfee Clalmi of Mr Cirnlln. Vara.
IjiUimper, Mi North Broad street, who
! "widow's" share of the .1.000.000
ll? ' Edward Bromley, a prominent
Afi(imTOr, may be settled by Mr.
rFBley'a heirs for xinnniwi nnn.ji
1:2 ?or' whlcJ' flowed the withdrawal
W ik " week by Thomai
iTh. ;...'. "" attorney.
Lev J? ..' was w'thdrawn by I. Irwin
4r win. t ""ns oeiore tho ileglster
HL.Xii8' i8TOM B- Sheehan, today, on
f L2hK the wor2an made cveat
tlW?I, excfpt wnero !t 8 believed
S?.Wa.,a " w'-.Te will may
I- thew:-t.jii"?u aeav.
fch v, n ' ,' ueclr that she ved
B..BK?,5L th? Broad street
t at twv.ii ummon ,aw wife, was
4 stihea.r. ?."?. r claim., it
rttd tn .h. n"'v."uw nave e Prc-
unUnr nfih. .. ,-ourt When an aC
as mu i." "" W1" " Probated.
" end. however, that her claims
CoatlaoM on pB KITe, Column Three
COMPERS DEFENSE PLAN
f'SLSr-X. An?
' wuiiefl to ah Comers
1 WlHHIMfl-Prtxt ..
? President or Th. z1-aDuel Cora,
tmt onal defuniT. -ir ' .'i f,ew Plan
F WracSemi.1:!!'.t,?5'nt navar anda-il.
. - , a M"r.iram
gElVEATJHER.
(an old: u ....
to mourn m .am0n,r P0"" an1
nu ff. '5 .th HUtumn. The
ifo,rurT, Z ;n?'ar way.
fa;m:Fn ' teara without
w. ?;riv ft f"B "
i nuw fun w.)i ii,.vir' '"-rmiHon.
. But wi lil 'f.tlmt
WI,?4.J?..H" wUr
r taii.iT.r"1! mbrenMsln
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i DebuU dream, '"""" fw
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IT WAS SAID THESE TWO WERE BITTER ENEMIES, BUT
f J.HBRcL oSilllliBiHMH .u l ' C K-H
Eddie Collins, on the left, and Ira Thomas once were teammates in the days when the Athletics were the
greatest baseball team in the world. After the world's series last year it was reported that there was
n feud between them and that Connie Mack was forced to dispose of Collins. Tho Evening Ledger photog
rapher happened to catch this pair just prior to the game. They were talking about real estate and
raising chickens.
DRIPPS NAMED
SAFETY DIRECTOR
BY THE MAYOR
Reform Leader in Cpmmon
Council Succeeds to Va- -
- .5ancj;in.Ca3.ine1;.
r-, - -
HIGH PRAISE FOR PORTER
Robert D. Drlpps, lifelong reformer and
personal representative of Mayor Blank
enburg In Common Council for the last
four- years, today was appointed Direc
tor of the Department of Public Safety
for the remainder of the Blankenburg
administration. Shortly after 12 o'clonk
tho new Director assumed chargo of the
department.
Superintendent of Police Robinson, Fire
Chief Murphy and .other officials of the
various bureaus under the jurisdiction of
the department welcomed Mr. Drlpps.
The. latter said ho had no formal state
menPto give out, but announced that
there would be no change in the policy
of the department.
Mr. Drlpps resigned as Councilman from
the 22d Ward at 11 o'clock, lie then went
to the home of Mayor Blankenburg, who
Is suffering; with a cold and was not able
to go to City Hall today and was sworn
in as Director.
High tribute to George D. Porter,
independent Mayoralty candidate, was
paid today by Mayor Blankenburg In a
letter accepting his resignation as
Director of Publlo Safety. The com
munication briefly summarizes 'the record
of Mr. Porter in his four years of
service as Director under Mayor Blanken
burg. Tho sharp contrast between this record
and those of officials under previous
administrations is clearly pointed out by
the Mayor. He calls attention to the
fact that Mr. Porter and his associates
have been absolutely free of tho breath
Continued on race Five, Column Two
IJEAPS TO HER DEATH
TO END HER MISERY
111 Woman Who Cut Throat
Succeeds in Second At
tempt at-Suicido
Worry over a lingering Illness caused
Mrs. Paula ' Sassbender to commit sui
cide today by Jumping from a tbtrd-story
window at the home of her sister-in-law.
Mrs. It, W. Anne. 1J . Richmond street,
which she was vlsjfhff with her hus
band. She first tried to end her life
about two weeks ago.
Her husband suspected that ahe was
In gloomy mood, -and during her ab
sence from the 'bedroom h nailed the
window sashes. Just before arising she
askedhlm to get her a glass of water
and when he left the room Mrs. Sass
bender managed to force one of the
fastened windows and plunged to the
ground. She died shortly. 4fter she was
taken to Bt. Mary's Uospital.
Mrs. Sassbender made an. unsuccessful
attempt to kill herself at her home, 32M
North Randolph street, September 14.
She waa found In the bathroom with her
throat cut, but prompt action saved, her,
It was thought the visit to her hus
band's relatives' would cheer her.
It's wtM-inown fact that no man can
do to talus nell t tha same 'tlqie.
Tfaat I, why maiu4rsf t "
Inum, trainer of tlilftr and liiulae.
ma a B?ral Ili4 upon on tfalag at
a ttrne.
CliARLES E. VAN LOAN
In an tntfrftl tw uf the gambUog
yrwymtH "stalkc" CWf4o, the 1'osW
lar l4i4, 144 Jww worrr ov, la?
wtlwuili nttu4 Hit fount Utonr utH
k ( ere
TMK W.ACK BOOK
kMi bad M ' Thl frtery
braia Mut it Hk Kvnlr L4r,
kjwI will aaUiM all wtlt. U Is itaa "f
U kNMH rrnurn rf mimm hr IMs
RUBE OLDRlNfl'S FEATS
Athletics' Star Makes "Two Hits"
and "Home Run" in Auto ,
Rube Qldring, off the ball field, does
things pretty much the same as he does
when on the field. Yesterday against
(Detroit, Rube, one of the few men left of
tho great Mnck machine, made two hits
and a run. Early today Rube made two
hits and a run at 23th and. Somerset,
etreets,
it was "this way: 'Rubs was coming
ihoirio in-' hla ut6'rnobnerVJIrtarihg",,:iS)tir
and Somerset streets a motorcycle owned
and driven by John, Aiams, of 2fti -iVest
Haggert street, made ,a sudden approach.
Rube tried to duck, but failed one hit.
Rube's machine then careened off and hit
a bulk window in the store, of Lewis
Scheuerle, on tho southeast corner of
Tth and Somerset streets two 'hits. By
that time Rube's machine was banged
up a bit and Rube, in company with tha
four persons who were with him, beat a
hasty retreat for home homo run.
QUAKERS PICK LINE-UP
FOR GAME WITH WEST
VIRGINIA TOMORROW
Bell Will Start at Quarter;
Ross, Welsh and Berry at
Backs ; Wray at Centre,
and Urquhart Right End
YALE MAN TO REFEREE
Pennsylvania's football team this after
noon put on the finishing touches, for
Its opening game with West Virginia to
morrow, by having a sharp slgnaL drill,
in which all the plays and formations the
men have thus far been taught were re
hearsed. A crowd of more than 2000 students oc
cupied tho stands In an effort to get a
line on the men who will wear the Red
and Blue this year.
Tho way the men went through signals
gave the first definite clue as to what
the line-up will be tomorrow, Hopkins
and Urquhart, who played the ends most
of last year, will start on tho wings,
with Matthews and Captain Harris at the
tackles. Kenning and Nell! will have drat
call for the guard positions. w)th Wray
holding down centre. Back of tha line
Bell will start at quarterback, with Robs
and Welsh at halfbacks and Berry Bt
fullback.
This line-up, however, will, not be fol
lowed very long, because the coaches
wish to start as many veterans as pos
sible In the first line-up. Stack; will cer
tainly get intb the game at end. and
Miller would also were he not laid up
with an Infected foot. Xundberg Is an
other man who will be tried ' at "'end.
There will be a lot of men tried out In
tho backfleld.
Bell has ben selected to start at
.quarterback, because he has piloted the
tram during most of the preliminary
season, but Grant will get a thorough
trial, and so will Murjjock. Tlghe,
Dougherty and Williams will get Into
thq game at halfback, and Vreeland and
Quigley will bo used at fullback. Qulg
ley would probably be trledout at full-
Continued on Vat Two, Column Oho
'- ! -
JOE PENDLETON STRICKEN
Rowdoin College, and Football
Man
Suffers Paralytic Strflkc,
OAMlilUDdi; Mass., Sept. 2 1.-Joe Pen
dleton, of BowAota CoHect. for years
prominent as a .football oHctal at the
big games, has sustained paralytic
shock and will be uMbl to officiate this
fall.
us ( X- ssthm meptoat;
CHALMERS TRIES
TO CHANGE LUCK
IN SECOND GAME
Luderus and "VVhitted Com-
b$it&nftT$!y One
onaZabel--tUv
BATTLE OF MOUNDSMEN
Detail of the first rhllJlr-Cob.rme,wlth
box score, may be foand on rage Two.
WEST SIDE PARK:, Chicago, Sept. 24.
Jeorge Chalmers and Zabel were the
opposing pitchers In the second round
of today's double-header. Burns was
again behind the bat for the Phillies, and
Roger Bresnahan did the receiving for his
team. ,f
There were not more than ,M people
present when the 'second gair ' started.
Both pitchers started off well, neither
team getting a man to first In the open
ing Inning.
FIRST INNING.
Stock filed to Zimmerman. Bancroft
filed to Williams. Keating threw out
Paskert. No runs, no hits, no errors.
Nlehoff threw out Good. Chalmers
threw out Keating. Schulte popped to
Luderus. No runs, no hits, no errors.
SECOND INNING.
Cravath was thrown out by McCarthy.
Luderus singled and went to third on
Whltted's blow to tho same field. Nle-.
.hoff was safo on Kcattng's fumble, Lud
erus scoring, and Wliltted going to second.
Burns hit Into a double play, McCarthy
to Keating to Baler. One run, two hits,
.one error.
Zimmerman singled to. right and took
second after Saler tiled to Cravath. Wil
liams . fouled to Stock. Bancroft threw
jout McCarthy, No runs, one hit, no
errors,
THIRD INNING.
Chalmers walked. Stock also .walked.
Bancroft forced Chalmers, Zabel to Zim
merman. Paskert filed to Williams.
Cravath filed to Good. No runs, no hits,
no 'errors.
Sto.ck threw out Bresnahan, Chalmers
threw out Zabel, Good filed to Paskert.
No runs, no hits, no errors.
FOURTH INNING.
Luderus filed to Good. Whltted filed
to Williams. McCarthy threw out Nle
hoff. No runs, no hits, no errors.
Keating was called out' on strikes.
Bancroft threw out Schulte. Zimmerman
fouled to Luderus. No runs,, no hits, no
errors.
COL. SCHERMERHORN CUT OFF
WITH $1 IN WIFE'S WILL
Testatrix a Daughter of Late Colonel
Richard Lcvlck, of Philadelphia
Colonel S. Schermerhorn. V. S. A., Is
cut off with 11. In the will, of his wife,
Mrs. Frances S. Schermerhprji, who died
August 4 In Christiana, 'Norway, '
The, estate Is understood-to' run Into the
hundreds qf thousands,
Mrs, Schermerhorn was the daughter of
the late Colonel Richard Levtck, of Phil
adelphia. -
IKTERSCHOLASTIC FOOTBALL
Penn charter ,..,. 0 6 0 012
Cheltenham U 8 0 0 6 0 0-6
The 'Art of
Job Landing
Bom r born Into .rood Job; om
fall into good Job. Jfut, about GO pr
cnt. f th roarkot la always cor
nered by crtln worker; termed 'ilv
oom." huo ct up and go out aftr
good Job.'
Thou who .know- th art of lob
luvdlns nerbout vtf Ledger want
ad. Thy know that Ld(r-reallnc
employer ere In position to offer Ut
ter Job. Ana tprlea of Ledeer
directed ueccu continually reach their
tare.
Of coure TOU "ant a (cud Job. 8
don1! experiment. Oo to, th medium
that et thesL, Call, write, or
!oT Ayo TAPri?
TEUTON ARMY
TO FALL BACK
I blanking Move of Russians
(jompeis Ketreat or
Mackensen's Forces
NORTH OF PINSK FORTS
BERLIN, Sept. 24.
Field Marshal von Mackensen's army
has been forced to retreat before the Rus
sians In the region of Logoschln.
Tho Czar's forces In that district, which
Is north of PInsk, suddenly launched an
enveloping movement that put von Mack
ensen's forces In a dangerous position
and they were forced to withdraw from
the. east and northeast of Logoschln.
Mackcnsen, after capturing Plnsk, has
been driving on Minsk, a railway centra
of 100,000 population, dominating lines to
Moscow and the interior of Russia.
The War Odlce admits that strong
Russian attacks have forced Ma ensen
to reireat behind the Oginskl Canal, tem
porarily, abandoning his attempts to
reach the Vilna-Rovno Railway.
Today's report of the General Staff also
admits -a minor victory for the Russians
at Vilelka. While the retreating Russians
were proceeding along tho Llda-Petro-grad
railway they turned upon their pur
suers and. In the fighting which followed,
took several cannon.
The official report claims further suc
cess for Field Marshal von Hlndenburg
before Dvlnsk and for Prince Leopold of
Bavaria farther to the south. It an
nounces the recapture of tho villages Of
Ros and Strlgge.i together with more posi
tions before Dvlnsk. The Germans took
1000 more prisoners.
Prince Leopold's army has broken tho
resistance of the Russians along Its en
tire front, the report states. It has now
reached the Servetch River district.
Han? 13-year-old Boy in Georgia
ATLANTA, Ga., Sept. 24 Joe Persons.
a M-yeroia, negro-boyt was-executcd In
Jackjoiv Oa.r .-today. , ie. ;was. jsonvirted
'of assaulting a white girl. Standing on
the gallows trap just before hewas drop
ped to his death, thep'5rorifemd. 'An'
eleventh-hour appeal to Governor "Harris,
asking clemency on account of the boy's
youth, failed.
WHITE SOX WALLOP
STRUGGLING MACKS
IN THE SECOND, 12-5
Young Turner, Local .Recruit,
Driven From Mound by
Volley of Hits From
Slugging Chicagoans
'REB" RUSSELL PITCHES
Detail of the flrat Athletics-Chicago game,
with box eore, may be found on Page Tne). '
CHICAGO. .
.AH, R. H. O. A.'E.
Murnhv. rf 3 2
3 Z 2 1 U O
Weaver, ss 4 2
E. Collins, 2b 4 1
Foumler, cf 4 1
Jackson, It 4 2
J. Collins, lb S 2
Blackburne, Sb 2 0
Schalk, c 4 .0
2 1
2 2
2 0
1 ,0
8r' 2
3 3
7 0
1 3
Russell, p..., o 2
.Totals 33 12 13 27 11 2
ATHLETICS.
AB. R. II. O. A. E.
Schang. cf... 21 1 0 0 0
Bnnkston, cf 3, 0 1 3 0t0
Btrunk. rf 4 10 2 0 0
Oldrlng. If 4 13 4
Lajole, 2b ,..1 4 2 2 1.
Mclnnla, lb r. 4 0 19
Selbold, ss., .,..( 4 0 0 4
Demrau, 3b ,..i.... 4 0 13.
Lapp, c .'.... 0 0 0 0
McAvoy, o ', 4 0 12
Turner, p 0 0 0 0
Crowell, P 10 0 0
Sherman, p 3 0 0 0
1
1
0
0
1
0
0
0
0
10
Total 37
5 10 37 11 3
SHIBEPARK, Sept. M.-The Athletics
lost the second game of today's double
header to' Chicago, 12-5. Ineffective
pitching was responsible,
FIRST INNING.
Murphy walked. Weaver filed to Stronk.
Fournler-doubled to centre, scoring Mur
phy. Jackson's grounder rolled back of
tbe scoreboard' 'for a home run, scoring
Ed. Collins and Fournler ahead, of him.
J, Collins fouled to Demrau, Blackburne
walked. Blackburne was out stealing,
Continued on race Two, Column Six
WMT AND FOUND
WHAT DID TOU LOSBf
WHAT DID TOO "IND
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tan ;ocate tt owner ai' any Urn, ft
you bav found an artlcl that baa not '
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al.o record your asm and ddr auj
aiTt In finding t ritbtful owner. ,
who will be., place (a touch with you! '
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Central I free.
BLACK HAND DAD. lott on Thurediy vl
nine, at or near Odd Felto' Orphanase,
Utrmantown. contrlulne money ana watch!
It ward. Mr. VolgU WIS N. WoyUtock C
DOOK containing photos loet on IV It. 'l,
rout No. 0. on 3d at,, Tieaday niornUa.
KmMy return to ia preael my. tteward.
VJCAHL .PrUTRNiTtri'IN LOST, STWs
PWJT-LIES WIN SECOND OA.MR KPOM CHT(Mt$P .
PHTU.IBS r h o a e CHICAGO v .,;h,o a e
Grwslt. 8b 0 1 1 I1 0 Oood.df 7 0 0 2 0 8
Jl-roft, m 0 0 14 1 Xeatlnj?, us 0 0 2 2 2
r.'avtt, of 10 4 0 0 Schulte, If 0 0 4 10
C avail), rf 1110 0 J5lm'man, 3b 0 1 2 1 0
LuJcrtus lb 2 210 1 0 Salor, lb 0 0 7 0 0
WUUltJ,lf 1 1 1' 0 0 Williams, cf 0 0 3 0 2
Niokoff,' 2b 12 12 0 McCarty, lib 0 0 0 3 8
Burns, o 0 14 0 0 Dresnnhnn, c 0 0 2 0 0
Chalmers, p 0 I 1 4 o Zabctyp. 0 0 0 10
Wrlebil(i 0 0 0 0 0
, 0Forrell,c 0 110 1
X : . '
Totals
6 3 24 12 1
TODAY'S BASEBALL SCORES
CHICAGO, 1st g 4 O10O100 1-7
ATHLETICS 1 OOOOOOI 3 5
Clcottc and Slnyer; Richardson and McAvoy.
CHICAGO, 2d s 4251 OOOO 012 13 2
ATHLETICS 00040100 0-5103
F.ussell and Schalkj Turner and Lapp.
PHILLIES, 1st b O OOO. OOOO 0-0
CHICAGO 1 1002002 x- 6
Mnyer, Oeschger and Burns; Humphries and Archer.
PHILLIES, 2d B 01000401 6
CHICAGO .OOOOOOOO -O
Chalmers and Burns; Zabel and Bresnahan.
NATIONAL LEAGUE
BOSTON 00000000 22
PITTSBURGH OOOOOOOO O O
Nehf and Whaling; Kantlehncr and Gibson.
V
BROOKLYN 00005000 05
CINCINNATI 14. 00O101 x 7
Dell and Miller; Schneider and Wingo.
--' - .' AMERlCANLE AGUE"
ST. LOUIS
OOI
BOSTON OOOOOOO
Koob and Agncw; Ruth and Cady.
bLEVELAND 02 1 OOOI.O O ' 4
3JEW YORK OO-I OOOOO O 1
Garrett and O'Ncil; Vance and 'Alexander.
DETROIT 20000001 1 4, 11 5
WASHINGTON 5 2 0 1 10 11 X-1 1 13 2
Covaleskle and Slanage; Johnson and Williams.
FEDERAL LEAGUE
NEWARK OOO 1 OOOOO
PITTSBURGH OOOOOOOOI
Meran and Rariden; Ragge and O'Cpnnoj-.
BROOKLYN
CHICAGO
OOOOOOOO
00 01 0200
Falkcnberg and Land; Bally and Fischer,
BUFFALO 10000000
ST. LOUIS 2 O O 3 O 1 O 0
Ehmlte and Blair; Davenport and Hartley,
BALTIMORE 0 0 4 0
KANSAS CITY Q 1 O 1
ADDITIONAL RACING RESULTS
r-in, r-ir-r, irnvrf de Grace, 3-Tnr-rJds nni u. R t"rjnir
Pan maid, 108, Butwell, 5 to 1, 6 to 5, .1 to 4, -won; Bllieia, 113.
Mink, 0 to 10, 1 to 5, out, second; Sandman H, 118,' T. HeT? ,rr
8 te 5, 3 to 5, ou,t, thlrd.yrirae, 1:13 2-5. Thrill, M!s 5?cGj"-.
Jtcnworthy also Tan. ,
SUBMARINE SINKS BRITISH STEAMSHIP. UR?JIH
LONDON, Sept. 84. The British steamship UjrbhtQ h.. I . . t
fiunk.by a submarine-tha Admiralty announced tonight. The erc
was saved.
FRENCH GENERAL'S AVIATOR SON KILLED
PARIS, Sept, 84. DDe Maudy,' sou of the French geuera hn -tjistineulshejd
hiinsclt during the battle of the Ma.rne, was Uajfjft
,H. l ciidfArn ri-nnm -nlltln
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NEW STEEL MILLS TQ
McKEESPOBT, Pa., Sept,,J?4. 41V)rt,.'F; rr, vironl
realty man, announced today
the city Ifmits for 235,810.
Corporation for additiowil jill. IV Pjuwt afntiflfi, flM Cs
pany here employs morn than 706 mm vU ji is MtsS t tnr mWlii
will employ nearly as ny
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