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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1870-05-12

Sie Sobress onpentione Der
gemperensler, W8eiberre9tler, 6riftlihen Wtiis
.5tone1, Gudter &c. iteben sur 3eit IN Neps
gort in boiler 9liitbe; reite9utfrdnipen uno
tpeibe Grapatten oeripetren Die ein8anae 3u
nlleu 6ptelS.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1870-05-12

Sn groptlDn, W.:W., erDdnSte ii6,
D%abribeinli1 aus 2ebenslberoruB, Die 6O'
i1hrine gHittipe SiabpQa 8ulaer.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1870-05-12

Sn u illia msburg W,sD, teben Die
Raurer unb Baditeinleger tpe9en Sobnberabs
irRunn BON So auf $3.50 pro Saa aug.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1870-05-12

Sn 81 10 If, N.sS, iOl StoOfs. Der Dor
18 Wtonaten aus Strounoeburg, 40, ents
fomuene Wbroer Yroaobeao's, ersrifen nor
ben Iein.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1870-05-12

Sn Rew Wort fino Wloles SaDlor, Ro=
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| Jerome oils oenlofratiide Ganoioatsn cat
large" fur ben Yiatb Der Aloermdnner nomiz
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1870-05-12

Sn YbilaDelpbia begging oas pSfots
i1e Softer Sore," cine @eielihoit BON israes
litii6en Damen, ipeI9e ii9 Die PIle8e uno Or
siebuna BON gBaiien unb pernabrloi ten Sim
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reidtsn I'M letten Sabre ~S1l,850.Gl, ipelbe
bis auf S2227 SO oeraussabt wuroen, Ntao.
6. 3. 8%iebermann ,purOe als Yr6iioentin ipies
hprprhnXhff
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1870-05-12

Der Dampier pSea 8uu". Capt. 8utt1n, ron Balti.
more ausselaqtsnb erreldte %oOr9etsrn ben 3aie1 boz,
Gbarleton, S.sG.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1870-05-12

Sn Iep Yort 9eristDen &arl 9ates
ui4ts unO Better Bol9ert nit chamber in
Streit, pel9er oamit enoigte, baB &eBterer
oen @riteren rieoeri9lu8, oieier ge9en eine
EiIbtante fiel uno cine gBunoe erDielt, pel4e
Ipinpn Snh hprhpifiihrte.
The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1870-01-26

of gentleman, goes down to posterity as a
perfect pattern of gentility. The practice OF
permitting members to spread upon thepages
of the Globe column after column of transpa-
rent bunoombe, which has never been
delivered, saves the time of Congress,
and consequently the money of the people,
bad as it is as o means Of squandering in one
direction the pittanoe that is saved in another.
But this is comparatively harmless when con-
trasted with the prevailing custom of 'toning
down" the asperities of debate, and patching
up the weak points of an argument that was
actually delivered.
The Congregational Globe, if it were a faith
full record of what transpires in the two houses
of Congress from day to day, would be worth
at least as much as it need cost, if not as
much as it does cost the country but as long
as this ''toning down" is INDUCED in, it an
swers merely as leak to the Treasury, in
addition to being a perverted record of the
times. Let Congress pass q stringent law
prohibiting the altering, emitting, or insert
ing of single word in the Globe, and there
will not only be material saving in the item
of expense, but material toning down" of
the asperities of debate.
The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1870-01-26
FALSIFYING THE RECORD.

The Hon. Jackdsw Dawes, of Massachusetts,,
has taken naturally to the expression, ''the
other end of the avenue, in much the same
spirit that it was used by the late Thaddeus
Stevens when Andrew Johnson was ''the man
at the other end of the avenue" instead of
Ulysses S. Grant The New York World has
also fallen into the habit of republishing
Dawes speeches as they appear in full in the
Congressional Globe. These two circum-
stances show how successful has been the
Massachusetts, champion of economy in ex-
posing to the public view the inside of his
coat. But this point is immaterial at present
The World, in giving the full text of Dawes
speech to the public, ''as revised by himself
for publication in the Congressional Globe"
does not fail to observe, editorially, 'that in
the revision some of the pungent passages
which were evoked by Interruptions are
materially toned dozen, while the statistical
portions are fuller than those of the speech
as originally delivered. In other words,
Dawes delivered one speech in the House,
and prints quite another speech in the Globe
The practice in which Dawes has INDUCED
is one of long standing, of such long standing,
III AaSp, tA1hO hOb q oOiAeuLy NOluhhO VI LILO pun
derous series of the Globe will be of any prac-
tical value to the historian who desires, a
century hence, to give faithful picture of
the temper and manners of our national law
makers. 1t is true that the men who tamper
with the record of Congress in this Wholesale
fashion are not such adopts in the art as the
illustrious Bergner, of Harrisburg, whose
success in ''toning down" the Legislative
Record we have been called upon in the past
to notice and commend; but they are suffi-
ciently up in the business to render the Globe
practically worthless, and worse than worth
less. man who cannot give utterance TO
two consecutive sentences that make sense
figures on the official record as the most
fluent and rhetorical of orators; while another,
who cannotopen his m outh except to show that
he does not possess the faintest characteristics
The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1870-01-26

The PHILADELPHIA DELEGATION In the Ma
tional House of Representatives are working
earnestly to secure the prompt passage of the
bill for the transfer of the Navy Yard to
League Island, for which they are entitled to
the cordial thanks of their constituents. The
United States is now without first-class
naval station such as the necessities of the
service demand, and the merits of League
Island for this purpose have been demon
strated SO often that it would be useless to
refer to them if it were not for the
factious opposition of the disappointed
advocates of other sites. The Government
requires a frst-class navy yard, within
easy distance of the sea, and yet so far inland
as to be protected from hostile attack These
qualifications, together with fresh water for
the preservation of the iron .clads, are all en-
braced in the League Island site, and by no
other place in the country that would afford
the proper facilities for carrying on the ope-
rations of such depot. The transfer will
be little or no actual expense to the Govern
ment, and, as it is admitted on all sides that
it must be made some time, there is no good
reason why Congress should delay action en-
this bill.
The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1870-01-26
BERGNER CHOKED OFF FROM THE
TREASURY

The State Senate yesterday had under CON
sideration Robin O'Bobbin Bergner's project
for making his usual raid upon the Treasury,
and the charges heretofore made in these
columns were repeated by MIR. Lowry, who
said that the Legislative Record chad been so
manipulated that it ceased to be q correct
record of the proceedings" that the publisher
was "a man of infamy and that he feared
that the fact that Bergner had been forced
upon the people of Harrisburg Gas Post
MASTERY would have damaging effect, at the
coming election, upon the Republican party. +"
Immediately after this speech the Senate
agreed, by vote of 16 to 10, to indefinitely
postpone the consideration of a contract for
the continuance of the Record in modified
disposed of for the session, but we
regret that so large number of Republican
Senators voted for the Bergner scheme. We
can understand the policy of portion of the
Democrats in endeavoring to refasten this
Unsuitable leech upon the Treasury and then
charging the responsibility upon the Repub-
licans, but while honest mon of all parties
should unite in protecting the public money
against his unprincipled schemes it is spe-
cially important, in the present state of pub
lie sentiment, that Republican Senators and
Representatives should cease to be his
accomplices Bergners character is
now getting to be we'll understood
throughout the Commonwealth, and
it is q serious charge against powerful poll
The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1870-01-26

tical organization that by any combination of
circumstances such man can be treated as
it's pampered pet. Destitute of the ability to
render any real service to the party, and using
it only for his personal enrichment, con-
tnued offerings to his greed cannot fail to
arouse the indignation of the people. No
legislator should pause in his reformatory
efforts through fear of Bergner's diatribes.
His assaults are now read inversely by all
intelligent citizens, and he can damage men
only by his praise. Hereafter, if the action
of the Senate is sustained, the session will
long be gratefully remembered for the good
work of choking Bergner off from the
Treasury.
The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1870-01-26

Those CoNToUNDED TYPES. This morning
contemporary explains that the types yes
terday made him say something like Cayenne
and sourlrout a sougout, instead
OF ''c"Gcttm son g9ut, by which he means
''c't0cun a son go0t." There, you see, the
types are entitled to no confidence. There is
an erratum somewhere, 10 this effect:-''For
Ills Grace, the Duchess of Buckingham, read
"Her Grace, the Duke
The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1870-01-26

SPECIAL NOTICES.
FOr aSdaOoo, Specta, Notices sss The Inssds reoe..
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1870-05-24
BOARD OF SCHOOL TRUSTEES.

The Case Of superintendent Richards
ua.Nsld xo,ieFdsy siternoop and D. H. Brown was ap.
| pmnteuNeHsfoasS eh.li 49, J, ~ -, -,
The seeretay h9h reah the eau Tor tho special meet
the special committee appointed 10 consider the
charges presented 70 the board against tho supern
| tendent OF public schools
Nj. A. X BrO~ns, the chairman Of that committee.
said that n the sapSI,I nd had been rsaIssed 70
- sr..ssass -, r., T.. "a .s.,i. : T ~ pr
tho superintendent stating that II would DO Impossible
for him 10 prepare his reply BY the time Indicated and
requested to appear before tho committee In person
committee tbey desdsd 10 aherr ~ ,hSir o,,.,,, AZ
tsrminsIan ~ rcouire ths -anertntsndao, y, az W
answer In writing ana had 50 informed that gentleman
that the superntsndeut had failed 10 present his
sver 10 the committee who we're therefore unable
sapenntondsn' heGAFd. thon proceeded 70 read the
Browne as chairman Of that committees and HI, TsDI.
| thereto.
A., ~ ~ ,t sias :. te ous'' he was opposed
wy IeloIoho' o. those ehaLkes 70 committee, but
been appointed he thought Il rather siran~o M, he
superintendent should como hero and sttempt h snh
mid report fr tho ehsimHn al tssf o,mS,,.. inp
ny hehards had virtually done, As he had been por.
mtted to road all the written matter which had boon
NJ n n. btOsns sAiu mat ar hiehArus told him
that the charges had been publshOd broadcast and ho
,h.t th,nht /, IN, Az, y, -. M '.p',sd
s,,,,,,t,,as - =, - 49, IN unk 70 ING
oohmtteo as qeternined upon al hrst but ho could
ny get nus Iepg ready ~ the time agreed upon,
wiling 70 give him further time.
have time enough TO make cory 81 his reply for pre-
q The kEruSLlcAn and az y. bore and buggy in
Iont oi tho F once last FRIDAY, boforo the IneetinE
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1870-05-24

MEsaRA RnTroRs crisis has come upon us. On
yesterday fearful monster was born In our midst-A
perfect nondesoript like unto fremont's wooy horse
striking feature about this creature Is that IL
has a Radical head and a Democratic haart--or al
lOast, tail So wonderful this animal In it, f6rnA,
ssa -, ,,1aaa.,, Az u,S q, an ooi,er,;
| birth tho papers record born on Sunday MAJ 9S
1870, At the Office Of tho SazsiaE Gazette Thomas nj
,h-t the ssothss, hrs, Jackson Democrat aufferod
Intensely hour after hour; her screams and oAns -
rising from tho chArnAl house, heard for miles
round, and only after tho application Of the most
powerful doses Of ehlororm and the use Of obstoroa
Instrument made Of gold or Ereenbaoks was the de-
Al one period preceding the advent Of this mong,ol
child the friends and lAtyes Of tho mother who had
stood By her whom Thomas wasd,a born, voro called
around tho bedside First came John Knnis, Pal Ma.
guire, Jonah d. Hoover. Brother Toson, and that
ohieftain Of gentity, James q. Berrott-those shed
tears OF SORROW and regro expressing the hopo that the
second birth Of Thomas might prove his death and give
now life and ViEor TO his mother; or that tho mother
would live the child dio. Mort In order came tho new
found friends. SaJles j., William A. aud tho gallant
major with dtsmAy and horror pictured In their faces
those took their positions around the suffering uother
Brother WIN. A. lead In prayer and out % IN yohe
mont ejaculations mingled occasionally with ssbs ana
eo., werC heard, Father sumner forgive this uotod
rebel, oopperhead, jackson. democrat and Oanstitu
tionAl Union for Father Abralam,s sake, Ard ob
Rather Abraham, forgive Thomas his henious IN Of
calling you and brother Abraham negro bioodod
'Frctches Oh Father Wade don't any lonse, for
ineroy'a sake, remember against Thomas his sln Of
calling you lsprOus old sinner and now Brother
Bowen A. Thomas has given you the widows mite and
hts all. tho Sunday Gdsstis, and himself body and
breaches, and brings along with him as a mighty as
aiatant y. A. Aiken, Of tho late firm Of Anen Clam
pett and for tho sake Of Jour substantial Kind
meas, and chance, whom born again. or tho second
time OF sucking Of the corporation toats which
you have learned 80 we'll how TO suck under my nurs
Ing. he never more will DO a jackson Democrat nor
anythinE else Tor which decent citizens can respect
him, pray you to allow him To be born again and re
colNo him Into nd
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1870-05-24
City Property tobe SoIdfor Taxes
ooLLEoroR,s orr1oE, wEsr VINO oIrY HALL,

900 WASHINGTON, d. u, ARoH a, 1870 }
Commencing on Tuesday juno 1870 the following h Of property
win be sold BY public auelop the City Hail. dsep chamber in
the city Of Washington D. satisfy corporation
taxes due thereon stated unless taxes be previously
collector with such and fees may have accrued
payment h Y'e is'neii t' .
Sale M to DO continued from day "a
day till completed. M lastt u =
Terms cash. .ta # r. A. BOSWELL Collec,or
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1870-05-24

Hol foR SUMMER. - Gents Furnishing
Goods for the million, and cheaper than ever,
ylzi Undershirts and Drawers, IS, so, 90 and
20 cents. White Shirts, 20 and IS cents, o.
and Sl.25. Asplendid article, all-llnen bosom,
warranted, 90 and $3.50. handkerchief,
already hemmed, 10 cents. Good Socks, thrue
pair for 25 cents. Excellent Paper Collars,
cloth-lined buttOn-holes, 10 cents per box. The
best Paper Cuffs, 8 cents pair, or 50 cents per
dozeni and all other goods at equally low
prices. Call and convince yourselves. FRANC
n GOLDMAN, No. 900 Seventh street, between
ID and u, and Marble Hall, No. COZ Seventh
street, opposite Patent Office.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1870-05-24
TIE FALsEIoODs OF THE RING.



Bowen, Cook, Morse, stllos, Peek FioGsnoe a Co.
have assduouay circulated reports that large numbors
OF eolorod men were going from EmaFy 70 bowen
Among Gthsrs who thus charged was Mr. w. m
Brown Of the Fiith ward who Hsnds US tho following
communication which fully explains itsslL
EDITOR NATIONAL RKPuhIICANt sec BIZ the dlrtY
corporation hand bin under the head Of hIlstuFnlna
Prgdikals" that WIN ". Brown, IT,, Of tbs Ffth WArd
had ronounced tho Democratic candidate, and do
olAred In public meetings his intention 10 uork for
kayoa J. Bowen. would like II 10 be distlnotly IN
dsrutoOd that believe Matthew q. Einep a. good 4
Republican AZ Saylea j, bowen, u would b a. I'M
generous In 10 find fault with Mr. Emory for tho
action Of few OF his followers 10 mud fault With
Mr.. Bowen because his olheiala break up pntleal
mectlnEs and suppress free speech
This rumor gained prominence FROM a fow romArks
! mAdo At the nth ward worklnsnsns meeting, that
would support man that was nominated By the Dem.
Oaruts; nor would do would Ike 10 set the pnbe
at rest on this point an nod Ho,esH naH HsssT Was
asd asrsr yin vi Tor he has prescribed every "Boy In
Blue In this District BY having them dlsml ssod from
corporation work for attending military msStinFn ar n
We had The audAey to think That he (BoWsnj was not
Another rumoI wish To correct Il that saw MAYOR
bowen porennally and PROMISED him my Influence.
This Is malicious fAeohoOd. have not exchanged 4
word with him since septoinber last In conclusion
hope that will mover again be oompllmentod b. !
man like Cook. who fev days ago Vllihed me a. !
notorious rough and bully. Intend 10 vote ior Mat.
thew q, RnoD u ! am the only man N the city who
votes that way, WA, II. BnQwN, in,
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1870-05-24

Coon CLANCY ron AN IsyEHTHESr.-!Wo call the
attention Of persons wishing 10 engage IN ANAL mer
camille business to the advertisement Of bookstore for
sale Capitol Hill This Is the only store Of tho lind
east OF the CAPITOL and ofou superior Inducements 10
AnJ ono wishing TO buy out such establishment
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1870-05-24

IEDUCEMEST TO Buy Coon SEWING Ma
CHIEE.-Wllcox Il Gibbs Sewing Machine,
the most simple and best Constructed sewing
machine, Will hereafter be sold on liberai
terms, Inquire at the agency, Baum's corset
and hO0psklTt factory 40s Seventh street, be-
tween ID and n. ~ 10 WY n TIA
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1870-05-24

TINS LAK0EsT AND hest SELECTION Of Neck
Ties, Bows and scaris for the summer season,
Just received at Franc n GoLDMANB Popular
Gents Furnishing Goods Store, No. 400 Sew
enth street, between ID and Il, and Marble
Hall No. O07 Seventh street. opposite Patent
Office.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1870-05-24

SILK SQUARES ron NECK WEAR In checks.
plaids, and solid colOrs, with fancy borders,
all oolOrs.
have bought large lot Of these and offer
them Tor the very low price Of 10 cent? the
hau one. GEORGE Q. HERNINa,
No. 40 Seventh street N. w.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1870-05-24

mkHsis, NORTH BROTHRRa At tho Washington brew
CRY, corner and Twenty seventh streets northwest
arc prepared to furnish dealers with ale aud porter At
reasonable prices
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1870-05-24

eo,ed Tor the year 1882 on real and personal property
oisi amount 5a Of general tar collected ioT she yess
u. amount o. discoaht X i've nor cont a.
lowed for November and pecema is sisss
wv IA. BOSWELL, ColeotnF
nd If Trsrlv grrmpf roaa HIHtasnt n s1fral mr.
ssf T4irrei spoH ~ geaerui Hfr Boots rnf ltdl.
NAME AND nEacnIrTIoN vALuE. TAI
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1870-05-24

OPEsINd.-The "SRngerbund Hail. for
merly Trades Union Hall viii be opened on
Monday next by lts popular proprietor Mr..
John Hockcmeyer, o. which occasion he in
yltes his numerous friends and the public 10
give him call, aud test the quality Of the
choice Nlands, and wines, and liquors which
will hereafter be found at "SRnReriund
Halle"
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1870-05-24

H. s. JUsTH gives fair prices for ladies' and gentle
mems secondhand elothinE at No ib Ninth street and
6i7 ID street.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1870-05-24

THE swINNHd hArCH-A swimming match be-
tween Henry Rider and Thomas Parker took place yes.
to-day Aftarnoon and attrasaod quite number spec
tAtors The match To swim distance Of 80 yards
starting from the Aqusduet bridge The contest va.
quite spirited and won by Rider, who reached ths
objective point about two yards 10 advance Of his CON
potitOr,
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1870-05-24

MEMORIAL DAH.-The Finance COMMITTEES on Sub.
sohptons tor the Decoration Ceremonies on tho Dth
arc requested 10 meet tonight At Grand Army Hall
sec advertisement In another column
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1870-05-24

NOTICES Of the various wuri meetings will DO found
In our advertising oo!amHs.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1870-05-24

ThE RATIFICATION SIGHAL-It has boon ar,
ranged that the signal for starting from the meeting
places In the various wards 10 the Oy Hall OnlHht
shall bo three hsaV rockets Whoa those arc seen In
the several localities In the city they viii Ann0unco that
tho ward delegations have commenced 10 move
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1870-05-24

THE ENTERTAINMENT by the women's Chrlstian
Association "Wednesday night, prousos to be Of un.
usual interest, Senator Patterson And othsuz will
make brief addrossss Vocal and Instrumental music
to the sympathy and oheOura cement Of our otIzons
An are Interested In ts success Soc advertisement,
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1870-05-24

Nj "a ~
p %, inhlll iol sun y part o.
Sn ~ st y Ii sNa.il \. VI ! sMehty,
$1,000 $1,000 iiui ti. 'iioeolneio y,
ponusyllullia 1Ienue anu
roui-a,iu-arnail sIeet,
uu ~ VIC llne aulolnlng
INC u,lek mouse formerly
me dwelllhg OF IL. NJ.
MOrnl, and running
thenee westwardly along
me line OF SAID avenue TO
the corner OF SAID ave
nue. anu four-ahd,a-ilali
street, thence northwest
WaruY along inc hlle
Q, s,ll l'l,,,, r0ur t
s. l !, soseht Z ieeI, Lhence
e,lst W. ~ y Igh1 an,
~ n.n : o !.
tISet '.lIty-hlhe Ivet Slh
SilIs ~ , tne NSst nut %
martih auipliy : pIoPer-
lue ne sou, sou'n w. y,
w NJ ~. , lno "
~. sia i..
X Wou. . my ~ ~ NJ ~
Lhe oo sn',,o II ~, ,io AIN I'M
o.'9o !, '"' Nal Wal
mssnc a. adnth,vc ~, iU, ;.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1870-05-24

: iht lurtAiilllcnb VI NtAA
for curbing and paving
foOtway, on interest from
July 16, 1869. GA &
Having a fronto OF eighteen
feet on south Z street I'D.
Joining the west thirty
SIX feet three inches Of
said lot, running back the
same width the depth Of
twenty-three feet eight
inches.
Adams, Robert. ,.,.,.,,.
Being the north fifteen feet
ten and one half inchci
front Of lot numbered
subdivision twenty-five,
by the depth Of the to-
Albert, s. Thayer. 90.
Austin, SARAH. go.
Beginning ut On
west corner OF lot NUN
Der twelve, and running
thence twenty Ave feet
ak inches north on Sixth
street west, thence east.
nua hundred feet 10 I'M
east line OF lot number
thirteen, bounded by anI
alley, thence south twenty
six ieet six inches, thence
west one hundred feet v
the beginning.
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