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THE REE: OMAHA, WEDNESDAY, JUNE 7, 1916.
BRINGING UP FATHER cWrii... m. m,..... n rt Drawn for The Bee by George McManus jl
TV? rfntph i I E.ARE NO ) rs , $J) I f LOOK - DEAR- j H: ' I Vfc ARC NERRER S (d) ' L O ft
n SwStt ourroes here U " M we ARE OS a O , Than that AT' -,
5n ' LLOTTACE S r ' TttA FEW BLOCKS JI1 JUVT N THE HgM k-
flk IN THE CRY- "-4 I OCNT Jgf PROM THE ,3 L CeuuAr: L'K 'ftr
NORTH HOLDS BEAR
CREtHELPLESS
Omaha Hurler Allowi Denver Bats
men But Two Singrlet and
Gives But One Fan.
ROURKES WIN, NIITE TO ONE
Denver, Colo., June 6. Denver'!
batsmen were helpless before North's
pitching today and Omaha won, 9 to
1. The visiting pitcher allowed but
two singlet ana issued but one past.
Score:
OMAHA.
AH. R. II. O. A. K.
Kmc. th , t t t I I
umllh. If. 4 9 110
Thompaoa rf,,.. 4 4 0 t 0 t
H. Miller, lb 4 t t 0 0
Vtar.rmll, I 0
For.ithr, rf 4 0 t t
KUIIfer. h I I I
Hurt. Xb 4 I I I l
.Will, p 4 0 I
TotaU
4. Miller, rf.
KrIU-her, M.
Ilnhn, rt. , , ,
lljer, ttb
Mhlrlila, III. ,
All error. If. , ,
Nheetak, e. . .
Reed, b
Kli.. p
iluUhrr , ..
1 I 14 27 t
Dfrn.
ab. r.
4
4
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s
4
1
II. O. A. K
(i t e
Total. St 1 t 21 It I
Hatlee fur Klnf In ninth.
nmh o e t t I I I A t
Denier It 8 t 0 0 1 I M
barrlflre 'Ileal Thiimpanii, Koraillir. Tan.
baaa til!. I Mnr.li.4H, kllllfer, Km. Horn
runt lilillfer, Kellrlirr. llaaea ntt tmllai Off
North, li oH nin( t, Mrnili ool l II)
North, i b rilna, 3. Miilon balneal fur
a) the. Kurt. Aiaerlfir Mil Mmllll. lilt hy
pll-llrd hiilll H. Miller. Iltulbl ' . I.M I
Oakar. la li rrt Kdleher In Hlilrld, Timet
tiOS. I mplrrai hkne iwl II) an.
Josies Take First
One From the Sioux
St, Joir pli. Mo., June ft. St. Jo.rph
took the first game 'from Sioux t ity
today, I to 0. Ilovlik struck out nine
nun. It was a pitchers battle tlirtiugh
out. Scoie ;
"infX t'ITt
ak. it it o A K
Ollmnra. If 4 I 0 0
Connor , 2b .. 4
nhn, ........ !!
I.".lcun, it 4 0 t
W.ton. tf -, S t
(. n: a i
( ntmolir, ib 4 10 4 18
Oo.t.y, e 1 I I '
CIrN. p I 1 0 I . 4
!ir.r, I. I 1 0 1 '
Uvltuston ...I 0 0
SLUGIES3 JOE CONTINUES SLUG
GING FAST.
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S I . , ' ' ' - 1
M V . - ' ' ' , , j
n 1 ' ' - - n
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Li
JOE JACJCSOH.
Joe Jackon of the C'lrvrliiiid Ainrr
ir a n a in Mill keeping up hi reputation
for oIukkiiir the pellet. Joe recently
amasse'l a rcronl of nine consecutive
hit. In a gam? against the Detroit
I igers Jacknon got a triple, two sin
gle and a base on ball in four times
up. His f.iilure to make a hit the
other time up put a stop to his ilug
ging streak, in which he made nine
consecutive hits.
. . j wr r ... . vwnr 1 11,11 ,1... u..?r. ju
LINKS WIN JFR0M WICHITA
Numerous Errora Figure in the
Scoie on Both Sides of See
Saw Game,
BATTLE C0ME3 OFF HOUR LATE
Wichita, Kan,, June 6. Lincoln won
a c-sn gHine from Wichita here
today bv a score of 6 to 5. Numerous
errors figured in the icoritig on both
M'lrs. 'I lie gitme began an hour late,
due to the late arrival of the visiting
club. Score:
WICHITA.
PIRATES WIN FIRST
' ONE FROM GIANTS
Pittsburgh Wins Opening Game
With New Yorg by Three to
Two Score.
BENTON LOSES FIRST OF YEAR
New York, June 6. Pittsburgh
took the first game of this series with
New York here today, 3 to 2. Mam-
aux held the home club to five hits.
The local left-hander host his first
game of the season.
liaird injured Ins hand while catch
ing Merkle's fierce drive off the left
field fence in the seventh inning and
was replaced by Barney. Score:
i ' union, 1 b 4 I i
VMRn'r.iit) 4 t) I
HVh n.rf 4 I S
Hi'hlll'a.b 1 2
Miilnt.ir t 1 4
IlMrnf-y.lf 1 I) 1
Vlot.Jb 4 12
Olliann.o 4 0
3 0
I 1 M II II
I 0
0 3 0 0
0 0 3 I
100
Pitt HiirnoH. nkw vouk.
ARMoAR. A MHO. A K.
('ror.rf 4 110 ORurna.lf a I a 0 0
q nii.Hii.ii rr o 4 l n
1 ill r . 2b 2 1 0 4 0
0 0 i f 2 0 2
0 ' ril.'er, 4 0 1
0 0 .j 4
0 HVI. K I.Sb 4
1 AKarld'-n.v 3
1 (Pll-nion.il 3
Mama's, p 1 1 0 2 0Kl,'lr.ii I
H.'haur,p 0
Toiai.,s til n
Totals.. If 6 SI 14 0
hattrd fur Mmiion In ulahUi.
Plti.burah .....I 0 I 0 1 i 0 0
Nw York 0 0 1 0 0 0 0 0 12
Tarn-baa hit; M Ki-hi)l Thr-b hit ;
tchuln. Miolrn hr-: Vols, Imyl. Marlil.
Hairlflr hit: Hi-bulla. un hulls; l.t
Maniaui. 2 HHa and camcil niw; (iff
Flanion, hlia, I ruiia In claht Innlnna, off
thauor, I ht, no run In on Inning; off
Mainaui. I runa. lilt by plt'hed ball: My
Ma)liu, Kailff, Ilr.yln. Hlrurd (.ill. My
Honinn, I; by Mamati. t. Wild pllnli;
Mihauor. 1,'miurra; tlurrlann anil Klstler.
ul.a Whip I'lilla.
Philadelphia, .tune H chlrago w4 In a
haiflnff mood today and drnv two Phila
delphia pllrhr off I ho rulilwr Ul fh In
nluaa and won tho lam. I to 2. I'hlU
dlihl oiild not locum VauKhn'a dollvrry
until lata In lh lima. H.orr:
, , nn A" II O A K.
( 111' aoo. n.-r-f, a o h a i
AH M.n.A.r; Nioh'ff.Ib 4 1
M"i"hy.!b 4 I I (v OMlo. k 31. 4 2
Oiravh.rf 4 I
0 Whtt'il.lf 3
"l.udua.lli 4
Ciraaki-rl.rf 4
0Kllllfr,o 1
0 niirna.;
ORuay.p
OMavor.p
01 iarh'r.p
NAGS ARRIYE FOR
BENSONRACE MEET
Over Hundred Hortet Camp at the
Benson Track Preparatory to
Three-Day Fettival,
GOULD BRINGS STRING IN
Standing of Teams
f.wlll'a.rf
II ma.rf
Mann, If
Ziin au.Jb
halar.lb
Ari'hor.n
Klarhi-r.o
Mul a n.aa
Vaufhn.v
0
2 1
Toiala ai n
Fot. rf
I.lti-til. aa
tliiiiis. rfh. , . , , .
F1"kii ia n, lb.,..
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a t 1 A A A
. 3 I I 1 0
Mrf b, rf . . . .
Wllllama. 3h
l!-lmr, rf
Mlo. k. c .
aulltian. rf-lb . .
Hiitler, a.
Klrkham, If.
Krallot, 3b. ,
Hoi Ilk. p ...
Fun-r, lb .
All.
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tiark: , p. I A o n a A
Abatatn I A A ft 0 A
Tm.ia ..., ,;. . t. . V u
natid for Cro'y In nlnlh
Mt(i fur Clark In ntriib.
(41 Ji,ph. I A A .0, 0
lou tl'y, ASAAAAAAA -A
Uirui-k put By llorllk. S. ( lark, I Haaa
on halla I'ff ll.nilk. 6, Clark, 2 11" hi
pit.hd hull: Conn.ili..y. Pai'rlfi.' hit. Wat
ton, S, il.i at., alata. Tr hu IUI-
M,r. DoMlila piava: C.noi.ll.y In M;
t ounay to M-la. I ft on llaaaa 8l Jo.i.h.
. htnita tt . t. Tuna; 1 4',, I ntfitta
t, klH.ll and Camay.
Kaws Hit Thomas
And Boosters Win
Toprka, Kan, June ft Toprkt hit
Th"a when hut tueaitt tun ami
lie Moines It'tt the fit K 4 ttt r cf the
erti". o t" Store,
in
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tVw.r, 4
. ta t
u. o . 4 t rt I 4
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li.,. id a 4 I
.Mi. Ik 4 4
4 a t i a
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Tntala
Carhal. If
Mltirhman, lb.
Thomaauii, if.
Wllllama, Itl .,
Jrilinai.ii, t , , ,
,M..rar, 3h
I.ohar. rt
Smith,
.aat, p
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Total .St t Sf
Kkji'd frtky In ninth
1 I In.-oin . . n A a St I s
i Wlrbtla A A A 1 0 A
I Ha. rlfl bin; ron. f(..nin. amlih.
I VI, l,iiM mn t. l Vmi In,, l,ii Ji li
' aon, llrav Waat. rwl. k '! Hr .a hit
i'arllau. It. mr run. t ti. ..i, ..
h.ltti.n, Tbomaaon. IV llHatin hoitih. Huh
jt'tf v ta'arwl' h. 1 in i n. itili-1 in
jnna I iuli, plai kmiih I'l llin. Intin to
! tl lilhm. Sir.,, i. f.,t n t,.i,ui a
bi M.iarkc, I,. rl a I,... ...i
bai i'ff 11 I, a I K.ff i' i
' fa.' 4 .1 HI in. r... Wall.k,
j in. i. a I inii,
j NORTH PLATTF TRIMS
! FUSTIS INTW0 GAMES
N'uitl I'Utle. Nrh, jun f - Stf.
. ctal i--i.rtti Tulle th 1 t mti
'team tu Ka.tics nit thru tn.tnr
it itiimj alu' Uv and uidAV, t. 4
'and In I. t !e-ih tt pttvhrd d
hi' Niluitav, al,nt,iiig n vrn hits m
ttrtkttiit tt ihiitean, lli Nitti.Ui
,n.ttfvi it. Ir. I iiii lui name and
ftit.W. "'it l it! . !i ti iti in tru ton u .ji
I lit I r Otntu ir. lied (tt ui t t'te
, ninth, wtten a i t cant nn a i lit
' ml an llii'i Sunt SturU;
ti H
' 4 t'a aIA4ll tll
4i a t i a i
i.a S . k t'.ita, t lk a-. I
b , I . . v i t , ,
l lr 4k-4, It, k tlkaatl.
A
t I A
4 t 0
rtvrn.
Tntala. .24 14 27 t A'Alf I dtr
rilltAtKl.I'IIIA.
Total. .32 f 22 17 1
nattad for RHy tn third
Hal lad for Orachs'r In ninth.
Chloai 0 0 4 1 f 0 I A A S
Phlladrlphla .0 AO 0 0 0 1 0 1 -2
Two-haa hlra: Wllllama. Mann, ?!lmmr
man. Homo run: Kalor. Htot.n baa: Htork.
I'l.tihia playa; Mrfarlhy to MiilHsan to
Mal.r, l9l. Maa-a nn balla: off Vauvhn, " :
ntt Mavr, I; off t)a.har, 1. Hlta and
aarnad runs: Off aulm, S hlta and 2 runa
In littia Innlnfa; off Rlxv. 7 hlta and 3
runa In Ihrao Innlnaa: off Hayrr, 4 hlta
and i runa In two Innlnsa; off rioarhaar. S
hlla and I rtin In four Innlnta HU by
plt.'hrrt ball: ny Jlayar. Mulllsan. htrurk
mil: Hy Vaushn, ; hy Mayor, 1; by
I Ciach(r, 2 I niplra: Ms ron and CJulil.
t arda Trim Flrowna.
rtoaton, Jtin A A battlns rally by ft.
I.oula In tha auth Innlna today nttad two
runt and a vlrtory from Hoaton. Th lora'a
alao ralllad In tli.ir half of ilia Innlns, hut
I rould a.'or only on run. halloa had thm
I virtually halplraa In all th othr Innlna-a
Scora;
I a s a
I 3 4 A RT. LOl t.H
ft ft A A AR H O A K.
A ft A Mtaarhar.lt I I A ft
A 1 B ftt Hni h.rf 3
II IMiil.r lb
A A I I'll nabl.Sh
1 A awtlaonrf 4
aital.2b 4
ikni.lrr.f 4
t ... I. a. i 1
I'lall.r.n i
I Var'v' aa 4
1 Kan,!h 4
llhott rf 1
I Con Hi rf A
Mataa.lf 4
h i.n v.lb 3
; Bniiih t a
l-iiiu k tf 2
; Tra aar.r 2
' rtu.iiiiph.p l
i .!.. ty I
' Culllna A
. 'I xtiiplLin 0
I I I
A I 3
0 l
A A
1 A
II ft
a a
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In all ! 41! II I Tft'aa ,1ft SJ 11 A
litt-.1 (or wtiiinlt in th aiitn '
J tittrd (..r i .mnolii in lha ninth
Kn (or Colltna tn th ninth
' m I ouia - . A a A a f a -
; n t. n , A a a 1 A -1
i
Th,,, kaa hit It.- h.f Htol.n liita
Ma.k .ii'h. Wtb'tl. t ..Ulna fta.Tiri' hit
, Mai!' Ho rift.a ( i .1. a bintth I urn a
I -av i . h . ...a rn t" K'.o.i.bK
two a .o I... 'a ,r( . a.. S -.If H . t -' n
f ll'ta an, aarnad tti tf Hulo'l-h 4
k!' e Mt. In nm t-iolnaa. o'f ! 4
an.. 1 fm to otn lo.tit a M" k, .u.hd
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444 la 4 m.taa.
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ti , . I t ' ' b a 1 1
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:z jack kiiuin is signed
t It. - r -A V 4 Jl ti- k I 4. .M..ILAV
TO GO WITH DRUMMERS
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With more than 150 race horses in
camp and additional strings arriving
on nearly every train, the prospects
look brighter and more promising
each hour for an unusually tuccessful
threo days' turf festival at the Benson
track Thursday, Friday and Saturday.
There is no getting around the fact
that the field of starters in the Doug
las County Fair association's open
ing meeting on the Nebraska Midway
Racing circuit will be one of the larg
est in the history of the sport in this
section of the country.
The early meeting at Benson, com
ing as it does as the season's premier
in a year that has witnessed a notable
revival of harness racing in all parts
of the country, and especially so in
Omaha, promises to draw record
breaking crowds.
Some of the leading horsemen of
the country are here for the three
gala days of f.peed events, having in
tow pieces of horse flesh known in all
parts of horscdom for their classiness
and lacing qualities. When Starter
F. D. Van Pelt gives the drivers the
call at 1 :30 o'clock Thursday after
noon it is safe to say that; the total
number of starters for the three days'
meeting will have reached 140.
: Gould on the Job.
Several new arrivals have checked
in at the Bt:nson plant in the last
twenty-four hours. One of the best
known strings to swoop down upon
(he track was that owned by K. D.
f'iould of the Midway Stock Farm,
Kearney, Neb.
Mr. Gould is one of the biggest
breeders of race horses west of the
Mississippi ami occupies an enviable
place in the turf world, His string,
consisting of ten keen looking horses,
i: in charge of Ben Rhodes, another
well known Nebraska horseman.
Some of the racers in the Midway
Stork Farm delegation that the rail
birds lamped with approval were:
Last Chance, a pacer; Midland, a
nice looking 3-year-old pacer; A 1 lie
Axwood, a pretty green trotter; Em
press Togo, a pacer; Aldia Todd and
Lady South, a couple of .5-year-olds
of class; Bird Maxcl and Betsy Girl,
-yrar-olds.
Opinions have hern frequently ex
pressed since the string arrived that
the racing fans will be writing Mr.
Gould's name on the programs be
fore the week is over.
Colorado Nags Arrive.
Another recent arrival of note was
J MacDermid of Colorado Springs,
Colo,, who brcered into the Benson
quarters with ten head.
The Benson track has been well
taken care of this spring and its care
ful conditioning shows up at this time.
The oval is in shape fur real horse
racing on a scale that is inoculating
the ttillower of the sport with rate
enthusiasm.
I he contender, in the rttt heat
of fhe three dav ' meeting will come
diuvtt under the wire at promptly
1 .' ii'ilmk Thursday.
I he (.Ktlitte for handling the
crowds are evetlertt, stieet cats run
ning directly hv the trai k. and an-
itiHincement being made that rnotot
1 car t!l be parltC'l tree While all
t.f the tours and about half of the
p4e in the gtan-l Aland ate already
I s.ild. Urge number of advantageous
; pine Itum whtih .y view the apeed
jntetihini ate ttSt to he had
LARSON ALMOST REACHES
i TITLE NOTCH IN TOURNEY
1 M l.iaeph. Ma, June v tS.ieiial
1 1: A .!'''! I 4' Ut It g' t Itl th
1 1 )... krl .1 aid t mi t'an.i I't l.i
- I he Kiife 44 fkoiing t'troiiaH.
tin 1 ail i t i. I, i i an, i r . a -i
t lllti y I t! i 1. 41; t h..l
I in a I l ata hi ' 1"' e v ,..! ! at
Sits!,. - at-- .' li1' -, y (m!;ii,(
.. . VuisH I rtiiranl! (
II t f. hi tti, the c' Sj'H'tuHv
t- ' o '
V ,a.vwila III 4 la.
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WKSTEHN I.HJAOCK! NAT. UtlACJCE.
W. b. Vt I W. L. Prt.
Omaha 24 It .570 Brooklyn ...-24 I .414
t.ln.toln 22 17 .644 Now Vork . .. .22 1 ,64A
I '-a Molna..2A 14 ,t2; Philadelphia 53 1 Kl
W I. hlia 20 If HI i hli ao 24 .474
Hloun City., . 14 20 ,474i'ln.:lnntl ,.32,24.4
Top-ka Ill 21 ,42 I'lttaburgh ...20 J
lienvor IT 21 .447 Roaton It i .462
Ht. .Inaph . .14 21 .422 HI. tiul 20 4 .424
AMEK1CA.V t.KAUUB AMKR. AM8.4J.
W. U. Pnt.l W. I,. Pol.
Clavaland . ..27 14 .ADA Indianapolis .24 1422
Naw York ..24 IT .644-Loutavllla . . . 24 1 T , 4 14
Waahlnston .24 It ,8S 'Mlnneapolla .22 17.444
Hoaton 23 31 .422 t'lilumbua . ,.11 .4,1
Iiotrolt 22 23 .444 Kanaaa City .22 It .44
C'hlraso If 2 .42!Toldo ,,..,.1 20.444
Ml. I,oula . . ,1 2 4lf HI Paul ,...14 23.414
I'hlla It 2 .SAA'Mllwaukaa ..13 12.343
Teaterduy'a Keatilta.
WKHTKRN t.BAlrUB.
Blnoi City, 0; L Joaopb, I.
I'oa Alotnoa, 3; Topoka, ,
l.lnooln. 4; Wlrhlla. 4.
Uruaha. t; Denver. 1.
NATIONAt, I.KAGCFI.
fit, I.oula. 2; rtoaton, I.
t'lnrlnnatl, 4; Hrooklyn, 1.
IMttabtirfh, 2; 9w York, 3.
Chkak-o, A; Philadelphia, 2.
AMKRICAN LEAGUE
Ttoaton, A; r)trolt, 3,
Halnat other point.
AMKRICAN ASSOCIATION.
Mlnneapulla, f; Kanaaa City, 4.
Oamoa Today.
WF.MTIORN I.EAOCK Hlouk City at tt.
Joaeph; Ilea Molnea at Topka; J.lntoln at
Wichita: fmtaha at I'enver.
NATIONAL LKAUCB Ht. Loula at Boa
ton; Cltulnnall at Rronklyn; Pliiaburfh at
New Vnrk; chleaao at Philadelphia.
AJlKltlt'AN I.KAi'll'K- Waatllnirton at
C'lovelaml; Hoaton at Itotrolt; New York at
St. I.oula; Philadelphia at Chicago.
TIGERSlffODT
BOSTON RED SOX
Dau8 Holds World's Champions to
Three Hits and Home Team
, Wins.
THREE TO - NOTHING IS SCORE
Detroit, June 6. Dauss held Bos
ton to three hits today ami Detroit
won, J to 0. Until the ninth inning,
the world's champions did not get a
man to second base, and only two
reached first safely. In the final
perido, with two out and the bases
full on two hits and a walk, Dauss
struck out Walker. Heilman's single
in the first inning, after two men
were out, scored Cobb and Yeach.
Hoblitzel's error in the second was
responsible for the Tiger's other run.
Score:
BOSTON
ABHOAE DETROIT.
Hen'k n.rf 4 A 1 A A
Mr.viy.2b 3 0 13 ftRurna.lb 4 1
t.ewla.lf 4 1 7 0 0Ynunif.2b 4 2
AH.lt O.A t
A A
I A
13 4 0
3 0 0 2 0
3 100
3 0 0 A A
Hnb'ael.lb 3 1 7 A IXianaae.e 3 A I A A
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MADE FOR THE
BEST RETAIL TRADE
(TraJt Mark Kit. U. S. Pat. Of, utdftriitn Counlriti)
rTHIS label
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more than
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Underwear" it
stands Jor the high
standard that is an
integral part of
B. V. D. materials
and manufacture.
B.V. D. quality of
fabrics, excellence
of workmanship,
correctness of fit
and durability in
wash and wear do
more than" just
keep you cool.
They insure that you get back every penny of the
purchase price in the economy of long service.
If it hami the Red Woven Label shown above,
ItAV B.V. D. Underwear
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B.V.D. Cleaved Cretch Union
Suits (Pat U. S. A$ $1.00
and upward the Suit.
B.V.D. Coat Cut Undershirt
and Knee Length Drawer,
SOe and upward the Garment,
THE B. V. D. COMPANY,
HEW YORK.
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Receiver in Order
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