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The Fish Law.

Numerous inquiries have been made
in regard to tie provisions Of the fish
law. and TO put these persons on their
Guard Who arc inclined TO violate it, we
will say that it prohibits, under PEN
altv OF not less than FIVE nor morc than
twenty-five dollars for each fish caught,
catching 6sh at amy time with a net
seine, gun. or trap of any kind, or SET
net, weir or pot, in any Of the lakes
ponds, rivers, and small streams in the
State, except catching minnows for bali
with scincs not over fifteen feet IL
length. Tie law also prohibits, under
penalty. the taking Of fish with gig ol
spear during the months Of March
April. May, November and December
IL also prohibits, under penalty, tn
dragging or poisoning Of fish at an.
time.
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Murder In Martin County.

The Paoli Union records the perpc-
tration ola terrible and fiendish murder
i'm Martin county last week. II seems
that woman, named Holt, threw lit
tic boz, four or five years old, into a
burning brush pile, from which he
managed to get out. She then stamped
him 60 severely that it produced Geasi
in a short time. No further particulars
arc given. other than tho fact that tin
party charged with the murder is in TIN
hands of the officers Of the law.
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From Columbia Township.
KrIlrEsyllI.r. Ind. !nncs'h, 49,

ErilrEsNlli.f. Ind. !uhc"'i, 1871.
Mr.. Enron. Allow me space enough ,
IN ,nur columns for few words '"r some
of our roo.l friends IN this vicinity. In
the place oil tending TO their business,
md letting Others .lo the same they 'eho
70 every body cl,c's business, aud lei
their own go. We have organized q
iodoc OF tile Independent Order OF
,i,ol Temp.,rs at Hickory Grove
which is As good an Institution as ever
vas gotten mp il managed right and
viii l~ of some benefit To some of tho
poor little ragged children, and bring
peace and happiness at home where
such a thing has not been known III
wears: but in the place OF tending 10
their business, and God knows thev
would he kept busy, they will .ncer at
, The members ut meeting and other
|, placcs. call them set ofhorsc thievcs.ah"
I uubiic liars. and nuke everything that Is
. indecent. au d make their brags that lhcv
c will comctu thci.olge. and come III ana
4 do rs they please. Nu, they have not done
/ II vet. nor do think they will; they
;. come BUSH whaeking most every nigh'
/, of our meeting. but they don't attemp'
\ 10 come in they arc afraid to: We have
II the law to protect us. ana il 'hcy doh
is want 10 ioin US there is 40 harm done
0, would lust as soou 80 la and be
s. mem Der. as to lay around overlapping
oi as some does.
G. This order is no disgrace 10 any ono
H. Int persons arc bringing disgrace OF
thcmsclve in the eyes OF the .Almlgh'.
on account ofii Our noble church, tina
, once prospcrcd here, is almost gone:
:. fear it is too near gone t" ever have pcac
:" again and happiness as we once had.
III think This part ofihc county has got tn
'e biz head, and 1 think il they don't g
IL rrlicf shortly they will not recover
y" all. The storm, the railroad election
~ and The lodge has all settled OH them
c' The best they can do. is TO Just rs soon ;
sci uossillc 70 to, Old Dir, al
es' uct some tincturc Of myvr and some la
'e sam .iramd ofcayennc, lie keep plenty
=" hand all the time /; at least wcdiscovcr'
!" some orthc cayenne sprinklcd on the no
let of orr lod &c hall. We think lie had mo
" cavenue than he expectcd'o use short'
"auti one OF his sons thought lac would q
CT i,he lodge dose 10 loosen their cous
l"e but IL did no harm We think il istoo o
~! Probably il is some he has had or Ia
ever since he has bcca practicins nee
.-lcinc. Doctors should use good qna'l
inc Of medicine, where the cisc l. as
a,h yer as out siders say this is. think
us will take stronger medicine than caycn
ngs pepper to brake this Order down. II
rrri good lungs and Is recruiting all tic tit
IAN All tic medicine we want 10 plenty
lons whole soulcd members, with the SAND
Tie their craw AMI thank the Almighty,
lc." are getting them fast. We have some p
ucy pie yet In this viciaity that is not aisle
inv. they arc vide awake ia tho tcmpra
ONE cause For new lodge We u
ings a nice time, hope members OF OF
$50 io.ises willvisit us when practicablc.
steel will not weary your patience too IN
pics this time, and 10 better the next u
.lv's HAxxIBAl
ming
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SUICIDE. We learn, from one Of the
iurymcn who sat ut the inquest, that
Christopher Suitzfager, living IN Mon
roc township. committed suicide, Sun
day last, By shooting himself through
the head. lie took n musket and went
out, rs he said, to take a hunt. Soon
after he had gone tho people at the house
heard the gun fire, and the children
went to see what he had killed, and
found him dead. lie was - years old
was a single man, aud enjoying goot
health at the time Of the sad occurrence
hut was addicted to drinking, which, i
lis supposed, was the cause Of his commit
ting the act.-Pctersburgh Democrat
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nrThc ST. Louis Times says that the
asocial evil" ordinance Of that city has
been in force ten months and that it has
done more toward the suppression OF
prostitution and the amelioration OF the
condition Of unfortunate women Than
all the sermons t!lat have ever been
preached or all the philippines ever writ
ten against them. 1t has brought to the
city treasury nearly twenty Thousand
dollars, and revised ordinance is now
before the city council providing fol
tie erection Of hospital and rcforma
tory institution.
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rThc Carlisle Mercury, under Ill

~ The Carlisle Mercury, under the
head Of "Prolifcacy," says that Mr..
Brock jenkins and wife, Of Harrison
county, had been blessed !! with twcn-
ty-two children at eleven births, al 81
which arc living, and that the wife OF
Squire Jctt, Of Brackcn county, has pre-
scutcd him with twenty-six children
twenty-four Of them being at twelve
births. These worthy people have cvi.
identity construed literally the command
10 "multiply and rcplcnish.'
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ErriIN. ,IuMc l9.

ErEL'N, JUlic t-'
An Imperial proclamation announces
The order in Which the .riumphai pro.
ccssiom Is Ia enter the city. ~ the hcan
of the column will he borne 81 eagles,
captured from the Frenci, army; then
follow, in the order IN which they are
named, the generals not engaged IN tht
MAR. aides scamp Of officers IN th'
field. commanding officers. Prince MS
marck, Generals Won Room and Nol
Nohkc. and Emperor William. Attc'
tho Emperor then come the German
princes, and the procession will then u
made up OF attachments ofthc victori
Gus army.
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CONDITIONS AND TERMS FOR PAF
rrCrPATING IN THE ABOVE.

Every subscriber who RENTS - for years subscr'r
,on 10 the WEEKLY ESoriwER will he participant u,
n. J,s,rtb,ition If the above Premiums. ,,,,
Arv club agent sending ten names and $50 WI ne
entitled 10 free copy Of the paper and receipt emu n'
name registered participant for premium ~ ~"
a,, mcn,,cr of his club making II receipts for saoo
IN forming clubs u II not necessary 10 have az 'us
raocrs sent ia Pcs.-ofncc. 80, .,,.
i Circulers. Specimen copies. Posters 80, WI" '"'
farm ,tjop regarding premiums. sent nee
Nidress rsn,Sy Mclean. ra'h;h.r.i
May %. Al ''"''"'"'' 49,"
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TMr LApY's FRIEND for July, NIL
A very seasonable picture il the Tine
steel plate-"Alpinc Tourists A breath
Of mountain GOODNESS seems to greet us
from the icy and snowy surroundings
or tho tw~ pssssy yaa"s ladies wfo "rr
evidently enjoying summer IN roman
tic Switzerland. The colorcd Fashions
are graceful and stylish as usual. Ihe
music is u ballad. "Come, Love. to Me.
The illustrations of dress and fancy
work arc profuse and very inviting
But the stories are especially wclcom'
IN hot weather, when above all thing
one wants to be entertained. Price $50
a year wv hich also includes large stee
cngraving,. copies, Sc. Fivecopic
(and one gratisl, So. "The Lad!
Friend and the Saturday Evenih
j POST land one cngraving), g. Pnt
lishcd by Deacon 4 Peterson. Philade
Lila.
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I'm tie nirht Of Ju:c LIST. Is7l, be-
W tween IIuntingburg and Jasper, q
leather covered Memorandum Book.
marked A. Castlcn, Trip Book for l.. N.
A. & G. II. II. & q. & M. r. i. It's Of
no value 10 any one except tho owner,
aud he requests that tho finder leave the
same NJ the sCorRvEn" Office. in jasper
JOHN r. CREED.
! June lGth. '7i.w3.s
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TO SUISSE RIDERS OF THE CINCINNATI
Weekly enquirer.
The subscribers and Club 4 gents ON the S""'
Footing. having equal chance
ono with the other.

Having FIRE ,ucn,,y offered and distributed premiums
TO club agents have deemed II Just that IKE s.or
shoujd be- shown to the Individual subscribers 81 ns
Exurrnws We therefore offer the following ns' ~
T.nsh Pr mimi Of $500
4 Extra .:nc Gold Watch. value w
3 Cash Premiums, of $lcO 3uu
4 Extra Gold Watch ~
8 Cash Premiums Of $50 each, val. 2so
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GO Cash Premiums Of 80 each 3Oo
80 Miscellaneous Premiums consist
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Prrry TuErrs. On Thursday Of last
week. the Lomsc OF Mr.. Geo. Fcchcr,
ncnr Kingel's Mill was entered by TWO
men, while the family were all in town
attending church, and thoroughly ran
sacked. The thieves seemed to be de-
Iiberasc, M they helped themselves 10
dinner. setting table TO eat from. They
carried of about $40 in specie found III
a bureau drawer, and some articles OF
iewclry OF little value, but missed find
ing 1901 in grccnbacks, which it ID sup
posed from appearances they turned
over scvcra, times. They first attcmpt-
ed 10 enter Mr.. Sprauer's house. but
were frightened away by small girl.
No effort was made to discover them.
On Friday, the house Of Mr.. john
Ycarlcc in the lower part of Harrison
township. was entered while the fam''!
were all at work in the field. and all o
Johns good clothes stolen. Nothing
else Of value was aiken.
On Saturday morning the store at Tia
Cross Roads leading from Haysviilc Z
Mt. Pleasant in Martin county, was cn
tered and some clothing and tobacc
stolen. tits supposed the thieves NV
in Pctcrsburgl,, as two men from thu
town conc down to the river hunting
ford after the stealing. and on bci''
hailed by the Gibson. Bros. who knc.
them, they skcdad.lled up the bank
the opposite side, and disappeared, i
stead Of crossing.
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~ The Vinccmmcs Sun says that the
Rev. Bishop dc 81. Palais is going to
erect a building IN that city for taxing;
care Of helpless and intirm females, and
especially for "good and honest girls
who have neither relatives nor friends
TO assist them in time Of sickness" The
patients will be provided for gratuitous'
is, AMI will be under charge OF the Sis
ters of the Female Orphan Asylum.
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NOTICE TO ia RMERS.
The .JnsDel. City Mills

THEREBY Give notice to nil Interested
RI that the Mill will stop grinding for
about Il week from June 9th, for the
purpose of repairing. Those wanting
grinding done within that time, viii
please bring their grain in as soon as
POSSIBLE next week. L. Y. ECkERT.
June Iii. CIV.
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Coxr rr.-Oui,e an excitement was
created in our town last Saturday /!
The fact being discovered that The "h'
.od family of John fnchar' had LETT d"r-
ing the night previous. without a. niue"
a. SAYING "yoo1 bye" to her ncighh"rs.
Tie fcci;ng was added toby II becoming
nu,,,;c that sire had received the follow
ing Telegram Oh friday from her nus
land:
NV ORLEANS, Ia. June SIN.
Mrs i. \. Burhart:- Come without
Dolby. cannot return. i have rece''-
"a x0ur letter. hive sent Won letter.
J. y. ErCHA.r.
And The further fact that she had re-
reiy~d a letter on Friday from her nus
b,ud. aud Incl: she slowed 10 no per-
SON. Ordinarily this would create a
yool deal Of talk in a email town. D"'
taken in consideration with the cir
cp,,s,aurc. tia, Mr.. Euchart had gone
q, N.x Orleans with two boat loads al
,,,,duce mos, of whicl, had been ebta'n-
"a on credit, and that he had also. on his
Way down. nj Patol,a. sold several thous-
.pi saw logs which he had obtained
nss ~ On crcLi-, and tina, ne had also DO
rowc,i large gums Of money Short ''ms
b.t.re he left, was oil calculated 10 r"'ss
n huge excitement. and after ihl"ir!
nud II was found that Mrs. Enchart
rl,,iyss had helped her away. II wa
cenera,'y conceded that thee was SC me
thing wrong in that meal tub. iar'ic
..t their heads TO work to count up III
,,r.,,,hle Indebtedness, and ii was foun'
70 he somewhere between twenty a"'
,h;rv thousand dollars. with prob;'
bility that he had ten thousand dollars
cash after lisposing Of his boats al"
probably six or eight thousand dollar
worth ST logs in patoka. not yet dc'i'
cred, and with no prospect OF denver
un,;l the fall rises Of that stream, an
wi,h n GOOD deal OF hard work incidei
20 getting them down thcm.- and il y
should then pay out oil lac could sc
and what nc has, he would yet prooSO'
lc in debt several thousand dollar
With these facts before the people
var generally conceded that he ha' co
clndrd TO cmigratc to a more salubrio
..li,re. whcrc saw log spcculations pa
better. His brother, Mr.. ignatz Duo
art. WHO Is on his paper for consia'
shlc sum, Immediately started to n
him. and cndcavor to secure himss
whiic several other parties began ."
Of attachment against him, ana go
share Of what property he has lett
apt to be ate up BY costs. We hope =
may be lesson to our community U
the credit business in any Of its brancl
will not pay. Ills default will We
severe hardship in numbers Of cnsee,
I've was indebted 10 many poor men
sleir labor for longtime. His frie'
say lie is sick. and will yet return.
wish Il may lie 80.
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W-A fellow by the name of Cox,
living near Taylorsvillc. Warrick co",'
Ity. was married omc night last week
and the ucxt morning his wife presented
him with triplcts. lie ought to had M
license dated back just TO kivcr acci
dents"
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NOTICE IL hereby given that the un-
il dcrsigncd will apply for license 81
the September term, 1871. of tho Dubois
County Commissioners. under the pro-
visions Of an act entitled IAN act to
regulate and license the sale Of spiritu-
Gus, vinous. malt, and other Intoxicating
liquors" The place Of sale will be upon
the premises occupied by him. tho pre-
else location Of which Is as follows: y
his building. on lots No. Al and AZ, ~
tho town OF Cclcstinc, Hall township
Dubois county. Ind.
Juno 10Th. 1671-3ws.
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100000 Acres
CHOICE IOWA LANDS.

This Company Is snow Offering fer sale shout ~ nun
ar Thousand acres Of The finest agricultural ah"s u"
hs w.s, The Company sells only 10 actual settlers,
and The pricrs are exceedingly reasonable, rahrnk
rom Is 10 tis per acre-the avsrae being About ~.
ia, 81 s rsiIrord between the cities OF pet Moinrs
and Council Bluffs and are in the most accessible anu
ITsr,il. region In the state. na.
he any Industrious man TO pay fer the land sut Of !"
rroos. 49,, 49,. -. a. j. r. an
These lands are held under title direct rom nr
rai emit and arc mortgagcd or encu"ters'
IN any way Hall warranty deeds given 10 purchasers.
For mans pamphlets. any other Informant. esp's.
Inc ,h.m. address Elf MEIER COOK, Land C.mn's
sicncr, panve npcrt. Iowa. r.
ticket office At Chicago. and all ether rrnc'rs,
r.;d for ne tickle, is applrd on the rnrchea money
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MrThe President has been officially
notified that the young Russian Grand
Duke Alexis will visit this country
about the LIST Of September The fleet
which is to convey Ills imperial highncsa
10 these shores will land at the port Of
New York. Several Of the prominent
c;,i,cus of the metropolis have under
taken TO give reception TO the "ya
visitor IN keeping with his high dignit!
md that Of the Empire State.
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~ The Martin County Herald con-
sidcre that the prospect Of full crop o.
wheat IN that section was never better
The a,sin. !, says t. large aud wei mn
turnd.
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o.rThc Philadelphia Press states that
the Sultan Of Turkey is cndeavoring TO
induce the Jews TO return to Palestine,
and even offers to sell them the Mosque
Of Omar, which occupies the site Of tho
ancient Temple on Mount Moriah. Some
OF tic hills around Jerusalem have nj.
ready bccn me- Jewish property.
Il; The weather this week has bcci
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Woodward's National Architect

1000 Designs rians and Details for Country Snnaa
han and Village Il.us.s with Perspective Views FROM
ad si. Vie, st.ops Sections. Full Detail Drawings
Spceiratons aud Estimates. Also, Detail Dr@'ngs .
working scale IL Brackets. Corniccs. rreneh noo's
windows fo- French Roofs. Bay Windows. INSIDE INV.
tiers French windows Bnlcone; vcranGas; rr
w;.So,x IA. iovs Gable Finish. Finals. Crossings
c,""nics Hoods Ohservatories. Base: Arehnravss
plaster FINISH c.rniccs. Ceilings. Hard c~o Manr
and n,l Ina, is required by Builder 10 des'In pecs
erect and finish In the most approvcd ste. o"e -"
P''" "''''~ ORANGE LID co.
| ,,cc ,e.,n, 2t5 Broadway, New York.
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FRAGRANT SAPOLIE n

Kid Gloves and all Kinds Of cloths and Ginning
rs,r.,yes Paint Grease, Tar etc, INSTANTLY without IN
issst inlury "a the finest fabric Sold by Druggists am
Fancy Goods Dealers. FRAGRANT SAPnILENE ".
70 BARCLAY erect New Yo,k 4cls Sale street Ch'esg"
Illirois.
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chic ago. Rock Island. snsi raeii!c Ns'irc."
Company.
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Artificial Limbs.

A. A. MARKS. 5s5 Brc adway ~ f.City. mv.n'o' s""
II y (;o man FIR OF EIRsr rkEMiVx ARrficAL liNfs
Min Rrturn MAxps ASp Fer. Send for Illustrated
u. M
Litchfield enquirer., 1871-11-16

CPLENDID tales sketches &c in the LILrIrurrAN AID. vEaTrsER, Ltchfeld, Ct On trial mos for &c., stamp
Litchfield enquirer., 1871-11-16
VII. AND WAIT.

It was the day of the funeral, when we stood beside the cruel cases that in their dark gilttering length held our dead One still as proudly. sweetly beautiful as If Death had frozen him. in the instant of some godlike attainment: the other shrunken. old, and sad.
 "0h, where are they now f' sobbed.
 ''I do not ask where. replied Trsfethe- ness. 'I know that the same God who cared for them here will care for them there 'setaa n aE
 ''Cared for them P I cried through ieta of indignant tears. Famous care r' -,
 'You are wild with sorrow" he said. "You know not what you say"
 '"Trefetheness ]" exclaimed. ssTrefeth- eness Why did this fate come upon us. l" ''Becanse we needed it. You and I are stronger and sounder than they. .Wecan 1 do better service. Dearestl you and | would have married but for this. . 'tAnd now, Tiefetheness ?'-- tss', ass1
 "And now we wait till our souls are as theirs are, free before God; untrammeled by transmitted curses of the blood" 'Now we are sister and brother, Ire. fetheness P
 ..Yes. dear." He did not take ms in his arms; he did not give one kiss, first Anu AaSt. Ao OuIy uolu my n0nO anu plighted thus solemn troth for life to come.
 So took up my new way. So he went out on his. do not wear religous robes. nor have I left the world yet night and day, at home and abroad, fused this wick ed wealth and do not seek to spare my l self l am known in the fever.wards of the hospitals, the prison doors open to me as to St. Agnes Trefsthsness, and | have sent forth many a lonely soul on its long flight, the lighter for my words and trusting iu the prayers in which do not trust myself If I meet Trefetheness in the vile haunts of the city's sin, it is on- ly there that I meet him, and know that he opens path through which the
 fresh winds and pure air of . better life
 may flow. I hear of him as the vindica-
 tor of truth, the shield of the oppsesseds
 his name is honored the world wide over as the exponent of noble and positive manhood, as that of . refornler who has struck at tho root of all evil.
 EcoNcrurHp ON FOURTH PAGE
Litchfield enquirer., 1871-11-16

DAdE's COMBINED WRITING
 J TABLET, MIRROR AND PIN CASE; Q new, neat and useful ar- ticle, needed by all at home or while L. travelling. The whole combination
 is only k inches in diameter and e will last for years. eW AGENTS WANTRnt are large and the Mirrors SELL AT SIGHT. pie mirror and terms send 25c. to Box 46, Ii
Litchfield enquirer., 1871-11-16
y.-rHE srRuaa1E FOR LIFE.

The waters proved so beneficial to Mau- rice's health that we remained at the Springs until the house was closed, and on our way back to the city we spent the night at an old haunt of his, .the lovely Leaping River. It was cool and late, the foliage had lost it's first flush and hung, save still here and there group of vivid scarlet, sere and brown. Many of the the trees were already bare; the whole place,in the dull November fogs had Q wierd aspect; and the dash of the Fall filled the ears with 8 slumberous. monoto. nous. universal din Maurice had avoid ed Arria of late, had sought the company of others. and strolled about much with me. She sat alone, refusing to go out at other times with me, and growing daily moro sad and strange. She ate almost nothing. scarcely spoke, and followed him with her eyes. 9 suspicion lawning in them, doubt if he were not forgetting her! .x4t
 Leaping River was the home of it's pro- prietor. aud thus the inn was open the year round, but with the. exception of a very few others We were the only guests. We were too fatigued, too self-occupied and Wretched, to care for natural beau- ties, and we retired carly. without having been shown the Fall. and hoping that it's tireless plunge and the murmur of all its nncounted cascades would lnli us into long desired slnmber. Just at midnight I heard q step fall past my door. and the rustic of garments. Hastily rising, I slipped on some clothes, opened my door and looked out I had fulfilled my im- piled promise, and had ceased keeping any watch upon Maurice or Aria: but now did not know what impellea me, some indistinct feeling of terror, and I followed the retreating foot 1t was a chill, wild might; found the hall door open, and the great dog only came and fauned ahont and accompanied me- I went down the garden. across flles leaf- sfrewn. wind-swept path. and entered the deep, dark gorge. Here the wsy wound
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