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The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1870-10-07
NOTTCE-

A LII parties having claims against Barney
"A Miller x Co. are required to file the same
at my office within 81 days from this date. and
all parties owing said firm are hereby also no.
titled TO pay the amount due to me within 81
days from this date. y. II. WRIGHT.
Emporia, Sept. u, 1870. Receiver.
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VOLUME 13.
Notices, Strays, Etc.
AN ORDHxANCE

Authorizing the Mayor and Clerk to Exc
cute a Qnit Claim Deed In Exchange for
Certain Park Lots.
Be u ordained BY the Mayor and COuRcilHsen
OF The City Of EmpOria:
SECTION l. That the Mayor and Clerk of the
city OF Emporia are hereby authorized and re-
quired 10 execute quit claim deed to the
Trustees Of the First Presbyterian church Of
said city for Washington Park lots numbered
two Cd and six (O), upon a similar deed or
deeds being properly executed and recorded
and fled with the Clerk OF said city for Wash
ington Park lots numbered twenty-five l25)
and twenty-nine (ze) in said city. Provided
The city shall be at no cost In making such
transfer.
See. .. This ordinance shall take effect from
and after its publication.
Approved September 70, 1876.
hereby certify that the above and foregoing
Il true and correct copy OF the original ordi-
nance on file In my Office. In testimony where
Of have hereunto set my hand this llth day
of August, A. ID. 1870. H. w McCUNE,
7fNFT larlr
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Coal! CoaI!! Coall!g

WYE have just received 800 bushels of La
w bette county Coal, the best in the mar
ket, which we are offering for sale at reason
able figures, ut our shop on Commercial street,
between Seventh and Eighth avenues. We
keep large supply constantly on hand.
3J-tf CONNER Il RYAN
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STATEMENT OF TIE CONDITION
OF THE
Atlas MltQal Life Insurance COllanY

on the 31st day Of December. a. ID. 1869, M
to The AuditOr Of The State Of RdRSd ale
conformity Nth the id1cs Of said States IN
LIST. The name of the company is the Atlas
Mutual Life Insurance Company, located at
st. Louis, Mo.
ID. The amount Of its capital
stock is ..-.....-... .... SI4S 500 90
Sd. The amount of capital stock
paid up in money is. So. s14s,5OO 90
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Sheen fnr Sale

7 OFFER for sale 1870 head of good Sheep.
l. A credit will be given most of the pur-
chase money. VIII trade the Sheep for good
cattle. Mrs. SARAH NORTON.
BIB Madison Kansas
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a famous euchre player in Alaska has
telegraphed to the Knickerbocker Club
of New York that he is on his way
there prepared to play ten match games
at S100 each. in gold, with any player
Alas for Alaskai
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DAVID S. GILMORE,
CLERK OF LYON COUNTY
Used coNvEYANCER

AND LICENSED CONNEYANCER.
A ENTS taken. Deeds and
N Mortgages drawn. taxes paid for non-res-
idents. All business entrusted to me will be
promptly and carefully attended 70.
once IN the Court House, Emporia, Kansas.
.lf-tf
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NOTICE.

TIME undersigned has been duly appointed
administrator Of the estate OF Philip j..
Evans, late OF Lyon county, Kansas deceased.
All persons indebted TO the estate are request
ed to make immediate payment; and those
having claims against the same will present
them to the undersigned for allowance.
DAVID Nj. PRATHEROE,
Administrator.
Emnoria Sent d 1870 so Al !
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n. NORRIS. m. D.,
Eeleetie PhygleIan s snrgeon,

1IclCClAC my SACAttn a. OuE5 COuS
EMPORIA, KANSAS.
Special attention given 10 obstetrics, and
diseases Of wofnen and children.
T,n-Oniee two doars south OF bancroft &
McCarter's store, up stairs. Residence cor
ner Of State street and 6th Avenue.
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st. Anthony (Minn.l saw mills have
turned ont 70,000,0 coo feet of lumber THU
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Y N ROBINSON s. son, Proprietors. Corner
Is of Merchants street and sixth Avenue, TIN
house has been reilttcd and furnished throughout
and Is now open 10 the public. Stages leave daily
and con meet with all Eastern Railroads
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MISCELLANEOUS.
The greatest amt in any one risk s 10000 90
rbc greatest amount allowed TO be
insured in any one risk ....... 10000 90
CHARLES \. MANTZ, Pres't
JAMES II. MACBETH, Sec'y.
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Salmon are being caught In the Sus-
quehanna river yseighing five pounds.
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j. ;. cLEVELAND's

TENTRAL LIVERY, FEED AND SALE STA.
Y j BILE. ON 9Th Avenue. between Commercial and
Mechanics street, Is now open and ready for bust
ness and will furnish teams nj any time during
the dan or night. Passengers conveyed 70 any par
of the country on liberal terms. Particular attcn
tion paid TO boarding and transient stock.
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BLACKS SMITHS.
CONNER & RYAN,

LACKsAiTrIIS, Commercial Street, North OF
ID eth Avenue. Win pay especial attention T.
ironing wagons carriages and buggies. Will at all
times be prepared to accommodates the public with
any kind work in their line of business Give AZ
..nll anh We cnLeaynr rander sAlisfctlnn.
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HOTELS.
ROBINsoN HOUSE,

BUCKEYE HOUSE,
VNIFTH AVENUE. Fmporia, Kansas near cor
Il ner of Commercial Street. Worden Bird
sell. Proprieiors.
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LfNERY STABLES.

}. IL. - W. DAVIS
NTEw LIVERY, SALE AND FEED STABLE
~ You can get your horses fed with good feed at
low prices also horses and buggics TO let and teams
for heavy hauling.
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ATOTARY PUBLIC, Real Estate Agent and Ii
~ ccnsed Couyeyanccr. EldOrado, Butlcr Coun-
~. Kansas. AcknOwlesl gmcuts taken. Deeds and
Mortgages drawn, Taxes paid for non residents
All business entrusted to me viii be promptly at
teuds q
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INSTANTANEOUS cARps
GoDDARD HOUSE,
EUREKA ROUSE

A NIERICUs KANSAS. L. Goddard. Proprietor
4 The only first class house in the city. Table,
always supplied with the best the market affords
The most excellent stables connected with the
house Trains stop for meals
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T W. CUMMINs Proprietor, corner FIRST anil
81 Main streets. Eureka Kansas. Stages leave
this house daily for all parts OF the state.
q. W. HUBBELL,
A TTORNEY AZ LAW and Notary Public, Eu-
~ reka. GreenMool connty. kAnsas.
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1. Il. PHENIS,
A TTORNEY Al LAW and Notary Public, Eu-
N rcka. Greenwood county. Kansas
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1870-10-28
Is God Dead?

The father was dead. For days the
mother refushed to be comforted. The
little sum ''laid by against some rainy
day." had been, within few cents, spent
during the fathers illness and now ex-
treme poverty was before them, dnd ad.
ded to the widows grief.
BY her lonely fire she sat one morning
"a week after her sad bercavcment,-
her forlorn and destitute con-
dition, when her little son, boy of five
years Of age, entered the room. Seeing
the deep distress Of his mother, he stole
softly to her side, and placing his little
hand in hers, looked wistfully into her
face, and said: "Mothcr; mother, Is
God dead?"
Soft as the gentle whisper Of an angel
did the simple accent of the dear boy fall
upon the ear of the disconsolate and al
most heartbroken mother. A CLEAN OF
heavenly radiance lighted up, for mo-
lment, her pale features. Then snatching
|up her little boy, and pressing him fond
liz to her bosom, she exclaimed: mo,
|no, my child, God is not dead; He lives,
land has promised to be father to the
Ifatherless husband to the widow
lHis promises are sure and steadfast, and
upon them will firmly and implicitly
lrely."'
Her tears were dried, and her muir
Imurings forever hushed.
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last week two boys left their country
homes to seek their fortunes in the city.
Il shall see what luck will do for me" /"
said one. :.
II shall see what labor can do for me-
cried the other. -
Which is the better to depend upon
luck or labor? Let us see.
Luck is always waiting for something
to turn up.
Labor will turn up something.
Luck lies abed wishing.
Labor jumps up at 8 o'clock, and with
bushy pen or ringing hammer, lays the
Of competence.
Luck whines.
Labor whistles.
Luck relies on chances.
Labor on character.
Luck slides down to incidence.
Labor strikes upwards to independ-
ence.
Which is likely to do most for you
lboyp
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Room with the AngeI.band.

NOTE.-A short time since the writer
listened 10 an interesting discourse by q
in which he related the follow
ing touching incident: A mother, who
was preparing some flour to bake into
bread, left it for few moments, when
little Mary, with childish curiosity to
see what it was, took hold of the dish,
which feel to the floor, spilling the con-
tents. The mother struck the child a
severe blow, saying, with anger, that she
was always in the way. Two weeks af-
ter, little Mary sickcncd and died. On
her death-bcd, while dclirous, she asked
her mother if there would be room for
her among the angels. 81 was always
in you way, mother-you had no room
for little Mary! And will | be in the
angels wayw The broken-hearled mo.
ther then feline sacrifice too great could
she have saved her child.
When the dewy light was fading,
And the sky in beauty smiled,
Came a whisper, like an echo,
From a pale and dying child;
Mother, in that golden region,
With its pearly gates so fair,
Up among the happy angels,
is there room for Mary there?
Mother, raise me just n moment;
You'll forgive Inc when say,
You were anger when you told me
/ way always ir your way,
You we're sorry in ~ moment.
could read it on your brow;
But yoV II not recall il, mother,
You must never mind it now.
When my baby-sister calls me,
And you hear my voice no more,
When she plays among the roses
BY our little cottage door
Never chidc her when you're angry,
DO il kindly and in love,
That you both may dwell with Mary
In the sunny land above.
Then she plumed her snowy pinions,
Till she folded them TO rest.
| Mid the welcome songs Ofrapturc,
On her loving Savior's breast.
In the bright and golden region,
With its pear.y gates SO fair,
She is singing with the angels,
There is room for Mary there.
! Sd. VAIL.
i From Sin cinp Around.
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right direction. To stop and lie down
was certain death, and he knew and felt
that such would be the case, and he says
that several times when he could get in
q hollcr that gave him some little prOtec-
lection from the wind, that he was tempt
ed TO stop and rest, but still he nerved
himself to pcrsevere in the effort to save
his life, and after running and walking
the fifteen miles in state of nudity,
save and except the aforesaid cap (Which
must not be forgotten), he reached the
tavern door at Eagle Lake; and as toI
what took place there, Major William
Herbert's version must be taken, thought
the subject of this sketch says there is
but little truth in it. Well, according to-
Major Herbert, the tavern was kept by
a very small Dutchman, with huge
wife, of course.
The major reached the door, near
which stands the signpost The dogs,
though usually quiet, as they ought to
|bc at taverns upon the arrival Of guests,
became furious at the unaccust0med
sight, and charged him furiously. He
was not in fix to encounter dogs; it
was late at night, the doors were closed,
land ii was difficult to awaken the Sleep
|ers. The majors only hope OF escape
was the signpost, and with the agility of
la squirrel and having no extra clothing
Ito cucumber him, he mounted the sign,
land there astride of It Inc awaited succQr
form the inmates. The wife awokc, and,
with lantern in hand, went out to see
what all that fuss was about and holding
lit up, she espied the major, who kept
|holloaing: MADAM, go back in the
house go back, tell you and send your
husband out"
She being at loss to know what kind
Of an animal it could be, called to her
husband: "Old man. old man, come here
] and see vat it ish! Mine Got! mine
loot! vat ish it!" The husband came al
last. drove off the dogs, and relieved the
lmajor; took him to the fire and clad him
fn suit of the best, but the pants only
lrcachcd to the ma ior's knees. The next
lday a negro found the horse, with every.
Thing on the saddle as the major had
lput it. No evil effects had resulted from
1.-THE tramp, and he enjoys the joke a'
lmuch as any one, and ofted amuses his
friends and strangers by details of tha
nights adventure.
Hs is a man Of robust constitution an(
Extraordinary powers of endurance
There is probably not one man in
: million that could 60 and do likewise
and certainly few could be found willin!
Ito undertake it.
. For the satisfaction Of all, it is to b
regretted that the major never Overtool
1.-THE scOundrel OH whose account he suf
! fered SO much suffering and peril.
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Judging q PickpOcket.

Captain Tcson, who runs steamboat,
not only manages the heavy business Of
SO far as his steamer is con-
cerncd, but he also supervises the lesser
matters OF every trip-in fact he head
centcrs the boat in everything. A night
Tor two ago dandyfed looking person.
age made loud alarm saying that some
one had picked his pocket. lie charged
Ia blunt looking fellow, of rough work
ling like exterior, with having commit
tied the offense, and some of the darkies
aboard the boat-no doubt expected a
fee ee-immediately seized the unsuspcct-
ling stranger and marched him to Capt.
lTeson's room, to have him handcuficd
and imprisoned until the arrival at Troy.
When brought before the Captain his
shrew eve at once told him that mis-
take had been made. The following
laconic conversation followed:
Captain Teson Ito priscner)-"Did you
rob this man?"
| Prisoner-"NO sir, didn't"
4 Captain T.-"Let's see your hands.
l(Prisoncr stretched out his digits.)
I Captain T.-'Go to your berth. You
didn't rob this man. i never see man
with both hands calloused by hard work
and with such hand as you've got
who'd rob man."
Captain I. then turned to the dandy
fled accuser, and another dialogue fol
lowed:
Captain T.--"Have you been robbed ?
Dandy-"Yes, sir, and that man rob-
bed me, too"
Captain T.-"what do you do for I
,,Ilivingy
y Dandy-'T work as clerk in grocer.
store at Chicago"
Captain T.-,.Let's see your hand"
Dandy shows up, and the captain, af
making brief inspection, says:-
'sVVhatl you're clerk in grocery stor'
!, and got such soft and velvcty hands q
! lthemi Why, they are like wing Of
. bird. I'll 6e hanged If l don't thin
: you'rea thief yourself" When the boa
landed the dandy was the first to jum
J. for the deck, and Captain Teson says
o"Hc run like rascal, and the man b
= accused Of robbing walked of the boa
= lake an honest man."
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Singing Around.
AN ASTONISHING LANDLADY

Singular Adventure Of a Texan
Major---The Georgia COstume
EcIipseSi.
1t was in the winter of 1864, on the
night that SO many Texan troops, who
had left the little steamer in MatagOrda
bay in small boats, for the purpose of
the Fcdcrals OH Matagorda
peninsula. and were capsizcd before
reaching the shore, and were frozen 10
death by the extreme cold-it being one
of tho coolest nights ever experienced
I'm Texas that q certain Major, well
known To fame as lawyer Of fine abili-
ties. in the ''garb of nature" save a sol
|dier's cap, against wind and elect, In the
bald prairie, travelled alone fifteen miles
lin quest of vengeance and q horse.
The circumstances arc about as fol-
lows. and they certainly illustrate the
old adage that facts are often stranger
than fiction:
The Majors father commanded regi-
Iment Of Confederate troops that was sta
ltioncd on the West Bernard, near the Is.
IL. b., and G. II. r., and had gone to Har.
lrisburg on business connected with his
leaving the hero OF this adven'
|ture--his son--in charge Of the regi.
|mcnt. Upon his return he had an alter.
lcation with some one on the cars; and
when they stopped at the station, and
the Colonel had gotten OFF, the man who
ever he was, watched for n favorable op
portunity, and just as the cars were
moving of, Knocked the Colonel down
land jumped Oh again and made his es
Icape. AS soon as the son heard of tn
circumstance, he mounted his horse il
lhot haste on that bitter cold night ant
Ipursused, intent on revenge, but whel
|he rot to the Bernard found it big swim
Inning. He could not thing Of turning
back. He must get across. !.
So. in order to keep his clothes and 81,
|shooter dry, he tied them in . budlc o.
1.-The horn Of the saddle, and drove tn
horse across the stream, keeping his sol
dicr cap on his head. The horse mad
, the opposite bank in safety, so did tn
slmaior: but alas the horse concluded b
! tsIwould Journey a while on his own hool
: I(having been raised at Eagle Lake, tn
lmaiors destination where he hoped I
Ioycrtake the man who had outraged HI
|fathcr.) started off on a brisk trot; tn
major pursued with the hope OF catct
! ing his horse. 1t was fifteen miles
: Eagle Lake, and almost eight back to tn
l. camp, and not tree or shrub OIL u
route either way-nOthing but bal
Iprairie- and Old Borcas coming dow
with all his fury. The major had hope
of catching the horse for
Ie .Hopes, like the g'immcrng taper's light
g Cheers, cheers on the way,
y And ns darker grows the night,
,s Emits brighter ray"
Besides, the horse was going in Z
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What do you think of that for a
Democratic majority9 That's the ma
iority in old Dubois-the county that
was jcrrymandcred out Of this district
on purpose to make black kcpubilcan
district out Of the first. Taking of both
Martin and Dubois, the noble first 10 still
Democratic by 6,4l1.
Boonville Enquirer.
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0rJosh Billings says: The live man
Is like a little pig he Is wcancd young.
and begins to root early. He is the pep
persass Of creation, the allspicc Of tho
world. One live man in village Is like
Is case of itch in district schoOl-he sets
Everybody to scratching.
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nrTwo years ago, Grant carried this
State by a majority Of 9572. Indiana is
now Democratic, by from 2,ooo TO 3OOO
notwithstanding $4,000 or 10000 ff-
tecnth amendments.
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-vanderburg county looks, in the first
district like she voted-a nisscrs e.N
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0rrThe Illinois election takes plac<
pn tho 9th Of November,
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0N East Main Street. directly IN front Q, the scur.
an hand Baking done for Weddings snd parties on
no,icc and warranted satisfactory Confectionery nus
and fruits for sale Patronage srespesuais so'cea'
Aug. 9, '6s-1y
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1870-08-30
The s,ngcr Manufacturing Co.,

- nov pru .ucipr nearly =aoao ewing Machines
rrf annum sui B.. Or nhl- - meet the demand.
lut IN eff. Ter o. IH -r, new N't"rieS ar" hclng
erected that " 10 supply
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1870-08-30

| " Jbd %.
Wheat. There j. good demand for
| prime Ia choice qualtie. bat low grade.
are entirely uu,alcablr Ia thi. market.
car ordinary s-d winter sold ut 81 % On
| track
Corn The market has been extremely
| dull. and sales could only he effected by
making material concession. 30 present
asking rates. car mixed white ~ bilk
sold on track at Csc per bush.
Oats. Tho only sale that tran.pirod
wss car new ia stunned sacks At ~ on
track. Small lots from store commanded
from to Sc. more
Hay. - Receipts are increasing Tor
which there i fair demand The al.
were:
3 car, prime new. part delivered, slc 20
! old on track, ..,....- !, 90
l very choics old, delivered. ... D. 90
Corn Meal. The only .alc that
tFan.pired .wes 30 bll' city mills, steam
dried, NJ - 30
Bran. dull. aud u, ,,lc, rctr',4'
prOSisiOns-are unchanged ob Hll
descriptions, With very light ufl"r bu.i-
nc.. doing NJ quotations. -
Buticr--,. ia good supply, md fvrpbi
grade. hit ,,r'r,ls choice, The faa-l- 7,
Hat. We quot. selections Of choice north.
orn a., asa 80. southern Ills, 600 "a aud
ordinary i2im lie.
Eggs been in fair demand, wlih
sale. ~ u pkg. It, no, isc. 20.
Poultry has boon ia good dcHsnl
coop' .priug chicken, sold at .roni :. 10
4, - - 10 - 90 per doz. and = cuop' Old
at - Oo6 81 30
Fruit and Scgc;ahIc.-sontiIu-
In good supply nj general! unchanged
prices, P"achs, are scarcc and
sell readily AZ 1jcC,sl o0 per bu,h boa
and cabbage are now odd ut sla - per
loo.
Groceries We have no change. To
note In quotation, and the market i.
quiet,
Freight~..arc firm hut unchanged
Tho magnificent, steamer Robi T.. Lee j.
now NJ uur wharf, taking Oh full cargo
Tor New Orleans, and for few weeks
contemplate running IN the Cairo ana
Now Orleans trade. \ regular line -!
boat. will doubles. run from here during
the coming season 10 all point. ou the
lower Mississippi and line Of ,ri-woekly
steamer. from here IL Cincinnati and
Piu,burg !. also talked Of by parties who
have the mean, 10 establish IL, These in
dication, lead u To- anticipate for Cairo an
increased river business, which h-rsinIirl-
BILE geographical location will render u
suc,..s
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For 80lc:
Devices Female Regulators

Pr females. Warranted 10 f,mo,, "b-trurtlrn.
ct. Pro" ~ p"T ioi.
Also fall assortment ~ HsnI ,s''- tnd rrlss'-;
asuI'rlpf qu.l IS 90 Nal" rL"Jhh- 81 f"r-tut J"
one e. per taH don't, "r 2 per iuz~n.
A M.dida Pamphlet, cuni,laing ~ elt'"r,i"
IT, at-e on "a. al-Ne dee -"-. wIihn lev practical
re.nafks upou tho cause, effect ant treatment ~
III" same containing ~ lag" pages m" ~ rut.
sui enzrsSiuss. show ine ~" different .tsg"- rt''
Sent IN scaled wrapper on iccciP' Of pice ~
cents Address
Galen's Head Dispensary,
No. - West irirT,on street,
e2-eoiikc0aw Louisville. ~,
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1870-08-30

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