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Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1868-06-29
OLD A Z

The visi. of the Chinese Embassy to
country has developed the consis-
tency of certain Democratic leaders to
a notable extent. Haight, the Governor
Of California, made the inherent inferi-
GRITTY Of the Chinese and negro races
their iucapacity for advancement and
the doctrine Of an exclusive "white
mans Government" the chief staple
Of his ~harrangues on the stump, and Of
his most voluminous inaugural as we'll.
By all means, and at every hazard,
Chinese immigration was to be discour-
aged or summarily stopped. But when
the reception of the Chinese Embassy
took place at San Francisco, his Excel
leney sat down at tables, hobnobbed
and exchanged courtesies with the dis
tinguished Celestisls. On that occasion
none were moro d~emonstrative than
Governor Haight in professions Of sd-
miration Of the changed policy Of the
Chinese Empire, nor more profuse in
their assurance Of distinguished consid-
Grafton. James Brooks, editor Of the
New York Express and Representative
Of the 9Th New York Congressional
District in Congress, has been, IL pos
sible, moro insane than Haight on the
infsriority Of all other races to the one
Of which be claims to be a member. 1t
is but a few months since Brooks sub
United to Congress the results of his
researches into the relative iutellectu-
ality Of different races, and moro par
ticularly Of his Measurement of the
shins, fore-arms, heels, cerebrums and
cerebellums Of negroes.
Not less than the King Of Dahomey,
the head Chief Of New Zealand, or al
most any proud Patagonian, James
Brooks has been prone to believe and
ever ready to proclaim the superiority
Of his W to all other races Of men.
Thick-lipped Africans and moon.eyed
Chinese were the favorite butts for the
keenest shafts of his most caustic hui
NOR. For hours and hours he spoke,
and time aud again has he published
his speech in the columns of his paper,
the Express.
But when the Chinese Embassy waited
on His EIcellency, Andrew Johnson,
James Brooks, N. @. from the 9th New
York, the most tenacious advocate Of
the exclusive aristocracy Of the white
race, was seen entering the august
presence arm-in-arm with Sun Tjasn,
Chinese Minister Of the second rank!
Yes, q Caucasian Congressman of the
6rst rank, arm-in-arm With a rice-eating
Mougolian Embassador of the second
rankl These men to whom our Demo-
cratic Governors and Congressman bow
and eringe, are Of the same race and
country as those who swarm along the
great highway Of nations, and whom 1t
is the duty Of Haight and Brooks to
spurn and make political capital out Of,
while it is the privilege and practice Of
all good Democrats to kick, cuff and
abuse them. The only difference be-
tween the courted and prosecuted is one
of condition. Hence we are led to the
conclusion that modern Democracy has
reversed the old proverb, and that, in
their estimation,
"The man 10 but the guinea's stomp,
The ranks the gold for a that"
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1868-06-29

yrRY susPrcious.-Mrs. Georgiana F.
Hewlett was arrested in San Francisco
on Thursday morning, charged with
arson in setting FIRE to a house which
she occupied, on Pine, between Mont
gomery aud Sansome streets. In several
places in the front room on the lower,
and also in two o on the upper
floor fires were discovered, and large
quantities Of rags and other eombusti-
bic materials in different parts Of the
house, saturated with alchohol and
kerosene. This same Mrs. Hewlett
formerly lived in Virginia, at which
place she was the victim Of several at
temp,s at incendiarism and was finally
burnt out and received . considerable
amount from the Insurance Companies.
Her San Francisco establishment was
insured for 49,
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1868-06-29
"The man Is but the guinea's stamp
The ranks the gold for a that"

CoLrAx GExs.-Since tho days Of
Henry Clay no American statesman has,
to such o degree as Schuyler Colfax,
possessed the faculty Of decorating terse
statements Of great principles with the
flowers of fervid e~loquence. His fervor
and logic are like his name and char
acter-cold facts, warmed and illuminat-
ed by tho light and glow Of genius.
To George Alfred Townsend the public
is indebted for q collation. of few scin-
tillations of the genius Of Colfax. Thus
he said Of the employment Of negro
troops:
lido not call negro troops better than white
ones. II I was to express my own opinion
Il would be that those Of my own color are
better and Drawer. For I have always told
you, in spite Of charges TO the contrary, that
I believe that the Anglo.Saxon race was SUI
periot to any other that walk the footstool Of
God.
So he said of moral fsithfulness in
legislation:
Whether travelling in the valley OF humili-
alton or disaster, or keeping my eyes fixed on
the heavens, I believe God reigns. ! don't
Selieve his blessing will fall on the Confed-
eraey. Gods ways are sometimes dark, but
sooner or later they reach the shining hills
Of day.
he first announced the Republican
platform after the breach with Mr.. John
son, thus:
Let Us make hasts slowly, and we can then
hope that the foundations Of our Government,
when thus reconstructed on the basis Of in
d~isputable loyalty. will be as eternal a. the
stars"
In like manner, on April 10th, 1856,
when he made mild but manly issue
with johnson, he said of the Civil Rights
bill, in the first moment Of its enact
ment:
That law, misrepresented a. Il has been BY
Its opponents in Congress, will never DO 70.
pealed, and in the years that are coming IL
will Do the proudest recollection and the
browning honor Of those men who stood up
in the national %eouncils, that they gave 70
that American Magma Charta their cordial
support!
He treated in this way a taun. of the
Democracy:
The new nickname flung at us Is Radical
I had rather be called q Radical than rebel
atany time. I am = Radical for right against
wrong ; for liberty against slavery, for justice
against tyranny Radical friend Of my
country, and Radical enemy Of every Halter
Of my native land. I believe in Radical
government of the people BY the people the
world over, and my sympathies 20 out toward
The Radicals who are trying 70 initiate our
ires Institutions In Greece, Italy, France,
republics encircls the globe.
Here is another curt passage:
Inn for leveling up rather than levsling
down. God do 90 10 me, and moro also, II
do ausht more to crush any man down lower.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1868-06-29

SUNDAY BREAKFAST IN NEW York
The I" Howard Mission" in New York,
~inaugurated g movement in November
last for the benefit Of the homeless,
which has proved a great success, and
which has continued to the present
time. Knowing that many persons
spend the night in the station houses
because they have no homo, the Mission
concluded to issue tickets to the Cap
tains of the station houses, to be dis
tributed at their discretion to those who
spend Saturday night in those houses,
inviting them to a breakfast at the
rooms Of the Howard Mission on Sun
day morning at half.past 8 o'clock. A
correspondent says:
Last Sunday there were present SO men,
"a women and Q children, makingll4 In all.
OF the men and women, some were old and
others young, some feeble or infrm and
others strong, some were sick and others
well. Many Of them were ragged and others
dirty, but they all looked a. II 4 good break
fast would do them good.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1868-06-29
correspondent says
NEW Discovery IN BurrrR MAxNa.-
The San Francisco Ala Of last Friday

has the following;
A method Of making butter from sweet
milk, in an ordinary churn. BY which all the
milk il converted into butter, and no butter
milk Il left, was exhibited to Us yesterday.
The secret IL not in the ohurn, but in the adj
dition Of an innocent and palatable ingredi-
ent. By this invention one gallon Of milk
will make si9ht pos1sds Of butter /; the old
plan Of churning sweet milk will give only one
pound Of butter from three gallons Of milk,
so that this new invention gives twenty.four
times a. much butter from the same quantity
Of milk. The butter Is Of good appearance,
tastes well, and will keep a. long as the arti.
Gle manufactured BY any other process. The
holders Of the patent right for this coast
Mesus. Ebert B Madison) talk as II they
understood their business. and to prove their
statements, will ohurn In the presence Of
anybody. The patent for this discovery was
issued TO Mrs. D. a.. McHregory, Of Detroit,
Michigan, the discoysrer, and the holders Of
the right for this coast are willing to sell
county, State or Territorial rights to use the
invention. Later In the afternoon there was
an exhibition on Z larger scale-twelve
pounds Of buttsr made from twelve pints Of
milk. This Is q very valuable invention for
the owners Of diaries.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1868-06-29

SCHUYLER CoLyAx is the first printer
who has ever been nominated for either
of the FIRST Offices in the gin of the peo-
pie Of the United States. A number Of
the printers Of Chicago, a%ppreciating
this recognition Of their craft by a ma
tional political convention, have organ
lied q ColfaI club, to cooperate with
other organizations in favor Of the
election Of Grant aud Colfax. It is
proposed to form similar clubs among
the printers throughout the country,
and the idea is an excellent one. Mr..
colfax was an honor to the art Of print
ing, an honor afterward to the editorial
profession, and an honor to the people
whom he so faithfully served in Con.
gres,. he will be equally an honor to
the country as its Vice President.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1868-06-29

Ii MrxoRrAx.-A movement has been
set on foot by the Poles Of Switzerland,
to erect a monument to the extinct ma
tiouality Of their native land. As the
Government Of Poland has been abol-
ishsd aud even the name Of their coun-
try obliterated from the map of Europe,
these Poles propose to keep its memory
green BY the erection of a shaft at some
suitable point, on which 10 to be craven
some Of the noblest incidents in their
country's history. The monument is
to be Of black marble, tweuty-eight feet
in hight, resting on . granite base aud
surmounted by q slain eagle. The idea
is poetic as well as patriotic.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1868-06-29

Govrasoa HOBBS, Of North Carolina,
has rendered to Robert Douglas, the
eldest son of Stephen A. Douglas, the
position Of Private Secretary on his
STAFF, in the new State government about
to be organized IN that State.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1868-06-29

AN UxrREosDssrrD CRms.-The Puri-
tAnical authorities Of San Francisco ar
rested one Bli Styles, or Stiles, on
Thursday last, charged with the hitherto
unheard Of crime Of double or illegal
voting at tho Democratic primaries. If
an original and iucorrigibls a~bolitionist
is to DO nominated for President, negro
suffrage and the payment OF the debt to
be advocated, and Democrats limited to
q legal and single vote, what are to be-
come Of "ths old landmarks Of the
Constitution y"
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1868-06-29

DuRIxo the last seven months, IN New
York, twenty-five people have disap-
peared frouf among their friends, AM
never been heard Of again. Gone, sud-
denly, mystsriously, awfully ; and no
tidings can be found, although dstec.
tivss have been out all the time.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1868-06-29
I'm OREGON counties west OF 4

THI Oregon counties west OF the
mountains gave Wood in 1885, when
elected Governor, 1885 votes. At the
late election, Logan, the Union csndi-
date for Congress, received s,o4e, aud
Is beaten BY . thousand. Where did
these voters come from Z
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1868-06-29

HsAR what the New York World says
Of Grant: "of the sturdiness and
s~taunchnsss Of Grants patriotism, or
the uprightnsss and solidity Of his char
actsr, no man in the country doubts or
Affects to doubt" 8
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1868-06-29
FROM NYR COUNTY.

From the Belmont Champion Of the
Gath:
WE were shown some ore to-day from
the Highland Chief and San Diego
claims, which seem to be richer than
any we have seen from that locality.
These claims are located at the greatest
distance north to which tho Highbride
ledge can be reliably traced, being about
three and one half miles north OF the
Combination CompanY's works.
J. N. BowERs, of lone, last week re-
ceived $1,000 pounds Of freight, q con-
siderable portion of which was tionr.
Many persons were entirely without this
very desirable article Of food for several
days before the arrival Of this lot.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1868-06-29
FORENOON sr6CK RRp0RF.
roo.,lc.rD JAIL II sIisor. cadbsucr . 90
sls Y.lscIsoo. Juns .. Ises.

$aSsNSo& 50 Crown Point S99Nea 501s9 %;
a sSn Rsnsyi sos s z; e Hrs Ssssia 80 aSG asfS Z Z
Norcross, SS6Sa8N99 50; 20 Imperial, $40; 50
Kentuck, $sS60$o@SS66 80; 8 Lady Bryan, $96;
savage, }iS7 boO16soi5sN 90; 70 Sierra Nevada,
390dS9 30; II Yellow Jacket, $1,15001 1900
1890: 10 Amador, 3250; Gold i40k.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1868-06-29
70 wood and Lumber Con-
tractors.

nRoposALs WILL BE RECEIVED UNTIL
90 ca bay DAY 81 Ial "a n' Silver = a H. S1' csG 9.
R R.I.ys G Sif. or of 400 CORDS PntE WooD, and
A. the Crown Point mine Of 1000 CORDS PINE
and $4,000 FRRT or PINE LUMBER
and TIfBRRs. Contraets 70 b completed By
Biddev win state The kind Of wood and also
ftom what locality It VIII come.
Tho undersigned reserves TO himsef the right
TO reject any and all bids
J. I: JONES, Superintendent
Gold Hill, June 81, 1oo6. je9ltd
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1868-06-29

ouR SAN FRANCISCO Asxxcr.-No one is an.
thorized to contract for advertising In the Gold
Hin Daily NEws except l. P. Fisher, rooms %
and 81 Merchants Exchange. We shall recognize
no other contracts.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1868-06-29
CAUTION.

TUE PUBLIC ARE HEREBY CAUTIONED
against purchasing the following certificates
Of stock, or the receipts Of the Secretary for
the same, in the Imperial Consolidated Mining
Company, the SAINT having been sold june 70,
1858, for assessments
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1868-06-29

Ma. SALISBURY, we are informed, has
struck some very rich ore in the locality
known as Spanish Belt, at . short dis
lance southerly from the Pennsylvania
claims-probably the same ledge.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1868-06-29

RosrRr BoSssa pays Fanny Fern Eve
thousand dollars per annum for her
contributions to the Ledger.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1868-06-29

War thing IL that which the more
We eut the longer u bscoussf Aditch.
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GRAND PICNIC.
.Firemen's Tournament !
To bs given under .h. direction Of
YOUNG AMERICA ENGINE co. No. 2,
THE U & R !
i Company having kindly

- THE GOULD & CURRY "a
s." i Company having kindly
>tenderod the use Of thsir
buildings and ground atUdA
their lower tunnel, the Young America beu
leave to annonnee that they will give one OF
tbs nnsIt PIoNIo and FESTIVALS ever held
In Nevads, on the
Ath ana 18th days 81 July, 1858.
The magnificent Hall, 90 by 100 feet, will be
| fitted mp and decorated IN the finest possible
manner. and . Gallery erec ed entirely around
the Hall for the accommodation Of parties dc.
sirous Of witnessing, without partIcIpstingin the
dancing festivities, whore they can be served
with Ice Cream. strawberriss, and all kinds Of
A an. EATING SALOON. convenient to the
Hall, will be constantly supplied With al the
eeItGr.. ,n=diqauoi:. q. MARKET. iosd. Also.
Of an experisnesd matron.
Young America assures the public nothing
shall be- wanting TO make this the plsasantsst
and most satistsctoFy entertainment 81 the kind
ever given on the Pacific Coast.
The prsli%iasry Exercises 70 BE- held on the
Sunrise, firing salute Of 100 guns, and raising
the National Flag.
National Airs-by Brass Band, which will bs
10 attendance during the Festival.
0rstlon-by the Presldent Of the Company.
NatlonalSong-by Young Amsrica Glss Club,
IlL NhAlA INV A4e1 - W -
dancing commence.
OUTDOOR CONGRATULATIONS.
Foot Race-Eutrsnes fec. q, for member Of
the Company, for . Silver Goblet, valued 1t $50
two or more 70 run.
GRAND PIG CHASE.
Entrsnos free. Open 70 Al eomsss: Ies 2
who holds the pig to have it-paries 70 furnish
their own cloths that dossnt
FOOT RACE.
For beautiful sTvsrT Trumpet uthsa afternoon
Of the 5th. Each company OF The Department
fTvo's excepted 70 run ons member. Distance.
800 yards. The Forsnnsn Of the respective Con.
panIest 70 choose three non'membera o. tbs De-
psrtment to cot - Judges, Q majority VI which
sshsiI conduct the race and award the prfzA. The
Trumpet 10 on exhibition 1t spaldines Saloon.
wRBELBARRow RACE. for anasnidesnt
SACK fAone, Quot. Pitching. and Dumb
0'' PIGEON SHOOTING.
Exciting match between the eraek shots Of Car.
son and Virginia n. IA lsfgs number Of
birds has already been secuysd.
A Shooting Gallery WIN also be erected Tor
pi.so, md Rtas practice. under the auspices OF
xisise win, fes the accommodates oslsdI.s
and ehildrs.. capable Of tsa,ins four psr.oas, 10
A ans ssld eusnslsd ladies w..eh Vim b
waltied for. q . % . chance, on The So, toe
chosen from the audience By the Exssanvs Gem.
Eysry conceivable smussmsnt VII b eEsred
10 the pleasure seeking publie, and NO snuSc.
msut WI b INDUCED In calculated 10 give OF.
fsnss 70 che nest fastitIous OF shaste.
A cordial Invitation h rsspsetfully extsuesdte
everybody 70 Join us In ths celebration
Alsreo Police force viii - on hand contln.
uslly 70 preserve order, and no such opportuatty
win ever y satlsd for . anist, rsiionsl sHjoy.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1868-06-29
SAN FRANCISCO ITEMS.
rom the Ana of the 2sth :


A DEVIL FIsH.-0ne Of those loath-
some marine monsters, known as the
"Devil Fish" by our fishermen = the
fearful "Kraken" Of the old Dutch
nayigators-was on exhibition at the
door of the restaurant on Washington
street, at the entrance to Dunbar alley,
yesterday. This is the hideous creature
made famous by Victor Hugo in his
" Toilers Of the Sea-" aud il is sufi-
GENTLY loathsome and ugly looking to
almost justify his exaggerated descrip-
ton. It is occasionally caught by our
fishermen outside the Heads, and 1t Is
said to be about equal to the ox-tail for
working up into soup. We don't banker
after any devil fish soup, however.
ACCIDENT TO A VALUABLE HoRsE.-
On Wednesday morning It was dlscoy-
cred that the valuable stallion "Hamil-
ton Chief" owned by Josiah Sessions
Familiarity known as Yank Sessions
near Oakland, and valued at $4,000,
had broken his hind leg above the hook,
while running loose in his stable during
TUG ulRub. LUZ hutuok Wa1 iubuko0 ~
the California Live Stock Insurance
Company for $500, and the Company
sent o veterinary surgeon to examine
him. he reports that the injury Is Of
such . nature as to make it probable
that it will be impossible to ave him,
and It may be an act Of mercy to kill
him at any time. The value Of live
stock assurances is forcibly illustrated
in this Ease.
Poker DIck THRowERs IN TRouBLl.-
William Peck, Bill Mcguire and William
Gibson, who were found engaged In the
interesting little game known as ''poker-
dice," four bits ante, at a saloon on the
Barbary Coast, were arrested on
Wednesday, BY officers Dunlsary,
Hudson and Carlyle, and will have an
examination Saturday in the Police
Court. If the police would 60 further
and make q clean sweep Of all the par
ties engaged 10 this contemplate swind-
ling business all along u public
streets, they would do the community
great service.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1868-06-29

Tus New York Atlas gives the follow
ing "Trousseau for . Bridegroom -
II Is not 81 expensive as to frighten
the most timid masculine candidate for
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1868-06-29

E.~ .nH LI-e
Chief Engineer and Assistant OF Virginia Fire
Department.
Board Of Delegates.
HOOK q Ladder Co.
Engine Company No. I.
Engine Company No.2
Engine Company No. g.
Engine Company No.4
Engine Company No. 8.
Engine Company No.
SECOND DIVISION.
Aids.
Music.
Miners Union.
Fenim organization.
Welsh Club.
THIRD DIVISION.
Ads.
County Commissioner.
Mayor and Board Of Aldermen Of Virginia.
Judges OF Courts.
Public Schools.
Cffiycns on Foot
Citizens In Carriages.
Citizens on Horseback.
Tho procession win move at II A. y. a. follows:
Virginia Division, south through Y sLee. 70 y,
where Junction win be formed Win 1oia ~
division, which VIII move st II norm
through Main street . } nn,ss m q 2 S.rc set to
sutton Avenue down Sutton Avenue TO street,
down Cstreet TO Fort Homestead
order Of Exsrcisss % Bert Homestead.
/. Music.
! Reading Of Declaration Of Independence.
4. Music.
3. Grafton.
8. Music.
The Tsahsihss appointed Assistant 4arh,ls
and lids a fnIlnvr. WIN. Hall and j. ". b.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1868-06-29

OFFICIAL vorr OF oREoos.-The fol.
lowing is the official vote Of Oregon,
from the Portland Herald Of the 10th :
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1868-06-29

sauo shares soh. rs shsrss sold
p order o. the Beard o. TtaIsees
jsaeH g y, EFAsk secf'u
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1868-06-29

Now Is TIE rnnL-For . superior new style Of
achromatic Opera Glass, q nne R. P. spectacles,
70 to Mr.. FrankelE, international Hotel, Virginia.
he will suit your sight 70 perfect satisfaction,
and will romaipou3y twS or hieedays longer. :
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John Finn, M lac Lroek.
Iavit.rss Cennissse.
COLI Z
HBdg, Ger; J: 3: Winters. 90; y; z; T.ssou.
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John White, Albert Prince.
w. Ii. Stone. ~. MeIehan,
Charles Watson, y. Gr.ndall.
r.. Butler, " H. Blsuyeit,
8. W, Chubbucf, Charles Booth. I
Jas. O'Donnel, Dick Mercer,
Dr.. Weber, Samuel Hyatt,
WI. cSnminss. Ross coiecrd.
u. MeClgikey. Plat Ketehim.
6Sis. Foreman, Hank Blanchard,
Tim OConnel, John Lambert.
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VIRGINIA.
Sdfl 6 gsn; yss sst.sa G iss z q " wHa5 Isy;,.
S SsRsi e. ) A! g.S.'w mess. = Z AZ ~. !: cs. %ass,
George Birdsan, JsS Cartier,
Jas. Eddington, Jas. Orndork,
VIM. Pennlson, Peter Leonard.
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