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Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1875-11-06
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gapil Elm eissrbdnetstss, dreitsn. res
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ttrer 8slts'cn 3u eshultea. .'..
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belt su Nnfe ssSaneen. Auf auen
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6at:i nod &cm beriibsn mubten, bat
te man bic umfaesnefsn MnfaIten ees
trrFsn. um Ge m5sliGfi suppttOmmsnn
su ss1p'anesn. Nenn man sines b5s
Der eeftutsn 0eiRItdsn anf6tie murrs.
70 mics man ibm lcfort lammt (sinsn
geaIeitsrn Elm sfssnss Coupe an. Dian
woate bamtt bet ben frans5ffdsn pill
germ ZEN @inbruR ma&sn, ale ob Die
sebdlfsen 4nsr'fe auf Die fatbolii6e
Stride unc itre Diener In Stalien, ros
sCn fatbclif6e 3eiiunssn faR tden6
msIrtu, ni&ts als sebdbissg,Fnounssn
ieten. ,~
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prtns Rarl bat isoer1 Der i'm Sabre
1928 pom SSnis 2uepia /. NIT einsm
3upttule BON i 10 600 q. segrdnreten
|8. RrsisbilfsfoGtR lsBtwtllia elm aapi-
[tal BON 10000 q. in rtsrprosentiaen
pfanbbriefsn suaewenett.
aus Wanden mslbet man Dos
eissjabrise OftobsrfsR purbe eur6 ras
Mstter etniBsrmaben bteinnd6tiet,
troBoem warsn, ipie aHidbrIid. ale 6ps
EtsIs, @ofbduler nnp ;bs,tereen tis un>
ttr Die Z d&sr Bsfadt. Am eiesntIi&sn
Behtage, rem 5. 0hober, no6ten gsen
buneerttauiene ysripnen aaf Der 1beres
fsnwtefe beilammsn fem. Gos tSntes
Hide 3elt mar usrpaia. minSrfsns
mctnts Der SDnie nistt Hte TN perissn
| Sabre, tsm Gsfte bet uno an lsixsr
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trabttiOnsue Gabue on bte eanspirtbe,
bic hann ibr sreelsnteS @aRsisb an
rem RSnissSelt Scrbst csRlirsn lisstn.
91is INNER wuree eann sip yferrsrsns
nen at9eba!len. on ccm i9 Neiter lbeil,
nabmeu. Zen nfsn Nsnupreis. be-
febsnb aus so 3sbnmarfiiddsn nit
iilbunem pOtale erbielt @afbCfbsfBsl
ylietermeier Dcn bier.
Gie nit ZEN lsBtsn Soften einaeeans
asnsn ceuil&en 5eitunaen sntbalten
Serthte BON Ger am 9. SftOber BON
lcaenanntsn @sri6tsbofs fdr fir6li6s
In9fleaenbeitsn srfanntea NmteniieBs
una bss bO6w'Ren fern 8arfbti&ofa
GSrRsr BON Breslau. Der eebrims
Ratb 6eineentus ffibre ten0orfB unr
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Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1875-11-06

laua@en. ntrp -esmsIret: Sn Der Nad
sum 2. SfIober bat bier efne Geusrs
brunlf II o5fs ;srtbrt. 3m5If pobl
gffdate 5dsunen, cretaebn Nebenee
bduet unp prsf Wobnbduler fnb abae
brannt, Uabrsno pis ibrtsen @Obnbdu
fer saetr ODER peniesr anesbrannt uni
unbtncbnbal 8emGAt trurfen.
Nus Spanisn berihtet ber IeIeerapI
stnen Sieg Der Ga,liiien pct, 29. .Df
tobtr, ndmli6 Der corlififHe @ene.
raj pernla erfc6t am 23. BET Rumble
IN NaDnrra einen pihtisen3 Sts9 mi
lfduf Bataiaonen SRfanterie, swe
S6wderonen Gapallerie unb aHt We.
i6dsen dber brstbts gataillone Sn,
fantsrie, brei Restmentsr gapauerie uni
febsnncpreisis Geldhse cerAlfonfRsn
Oie lsEeren erlitten 16were gerIuiie
Die alfonffisn pasesen bsrtdtsn, Dai
bic 6auptma&t Der GarltEep Sen
petno's Stsuuns BET 2umbier anae.
grifen babe unD NIT leidter Wdbe sus
rad9efhlaeen pCrter iet.,
Gin anberer gert6t fasi: Der gars
lffen sUeneral gIOarss, Ster earliiitld'
Stcrfen unp mebrers anesre earlifild,
Sffi3iers, nslbe f6 ibsr prats mad
6ranf,si@ beseben batten, leten In PER-
pienan inte,nirt tporeen. Cine Dope
ibs pom %. Sttobsr meIbet lcaar ein
@rrldt, rab Don Carlos leinen Sc
neral DprresaraY babe erldieben lolTen,
was inbtb etpaS unslaubl.6 fIin8t,
Cbihcn fd aus Ss,l6isrenen 8ert1ten
l6ltfben Idbt bas unter BEN Gibrern
Ger Garlilfsn niGt mebr BE frdbere gts
nisfsit beryftt.
Cine Depefhe aus banana, e do +,
Nmerifa, pom is. Sft. meIret: Dfe
Staatsresisruns III ssfir,t. Am IL.
StiObsr wurDe Ger prdfDent Nrpseme>
no Gsbff mfbrersn ieiner Anbdnesr pcn
Dem @ensral Der Natipnaltruppen in's
@sfdnsn'e sewcrfen uno cine proptlos
riibe NeSteruns einssieBt. Der l1ms
lfur3 Sin8 Obne 8lutpersisbea Dor fb.
Gsrnsr: Die Stapt @rsytOwn Can
per Noeeuitcs Sdfe unb an Der Ndns
buns css Gan Snan gelseen audi
gan Suan Re Niearasua ssnannD ifi
pom rduberiiben Sanpsn stnesnommen
porpen. Det Gouperneur ID unter
ben @sfauenen. Militdr ta aur Be-
fteiun9 Der StaDt abssianpt worpsn.
Aus gotobama wfrt gemelcet
Neuere Uorsdnse auf gorea fpre@en
pafar cab Der SrieB 3wifaen phfeg
balbinlel anO 9apan jeDsn Nusenbsid
ausbrsGep fam, obf1on pie iapaHsiis
f@e Rssieruns tisfss gGweiaen bssbs
adtet. Gin jupansfi6ss Srie sfbiH
iOu In Der Ndbe Der 6aupthaot Rinas
fitao pom einem eoreantlhsn Sort be-
f6cGen ,rorcen lein, wprnuf be Sara
nsien itreeunruns bewsrtasGist une eas
Jcrt iOwobl rpte cas- bena9sarte Dorl
3erff5rt babeu loIen.
aus petsrsbur9 miro bsn1iet: DC,
betannte GiIenbobnbnuuntsrney yuaer Or.
Strcusbers IN bier perboftst uno mad
NOsfau ab9sfibrt worren. Nan fam
tn isinem Bsas papiess bic ben aui
ibm laftsnpen Verpa6s bee bttrdesri-
i6fn Bantsrott5 bsRdlfen. su1 In
Bien unD 9erItn tR Ger Bantsrptt
pro3te sssen 'StrouSbsre eineeleitet
ce6en Shulcea Gin Qonppner lele,
sramm anf 25 WiQi0nsn @ulcer
ltdBt. Strcusbers bate f@ pom ar
men 6anesIspisner ia einsm per bsDsu.
tsnofsn Gilsnbabn> uniernebmer smpoy.
searbeitst une wobl 70 uiele paldlfe sr.
UOrben, alS CT WltQionsn Sbuloer
bot. Gr lette IurariSler, ale manbsl
Gdrf.
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nd&Rer 3sit bte Greibeit i'm reatf6el
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Gin rapitales Dlait fdrsibt rurabss
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1875-11-06

Gtne Depslhe BON 80. October mel
bet, taB Der bodr'ae CARDINAL Gabis
fdof eeecaowsty mad A5lanf fsines
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Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1875-11-06

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Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1875-11-06

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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1875-04-25
MUNICIPAL NOTn1.

Tie nominations or Commissioners by the Mayor
10 al the vacancies which VIII occur on 1st OF May
IN the Police. Health, Fire, Charities and coTec-
tion TAX and Park departments VIII not be sent
IN 10 the Board OF Aldermen until after the lst'
This is settled. As the charter ~ peremptory
as 20 when the nominations shah be made
(within ten days after the vacancy occursl they
will be sent In the 9th OF May.
when tine Aldermen hold a regular meeting.
IL IL unders TODD that Mr.. Cox win certainly be
retained in the Department OF CHARITIES and Cor
rection. Mr. Stewart probably in the Park De-
partment, and that out-and-out democrats Will
succeed General Duryee In the Police. Mr.. Van
Cott in the Fire. Mr.. Moulton In the TAX and DR..
stephen Smith IN the Health departments.
Mr.. Miller, tile country democrat VINO was
made a 'cat's paw OF by Hustled a few weeks
called at the Mayors Office, but the Mayor
ike the fashionable mother IN LA Famile
Benolton.n mad gust gone OUT what Mr.. Miller
wanted was not ascertained AT all events II he
was after JOB on the big pipes he might as wen
nave remained at Albany, for the Mayor has no
grlst mill no doubt even rustic miller would
stand a good cnance or employment during the
coming summer.
The Masor was served yesterday with sum-
mons and complaint in a suit for damages Tor in
Jufies received oy Patrick Lavelle, VINO was per-
manently injured oy the falling walls or the
crockery warehouse In Duane street a few months
ago. The damages are laid at $4,000.
The Mayor, Comptroller and CITY Chamberlain
met yesterday 10 designate tue banks IN which
the city MONEYS are Co tie deposited, but did not
coLe 10 any definite conclusion ABOUT the matter.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1875-04-25
THE JERSEY BALLOT CONSPIRACY.

ANorHER MEDICATION OF JERSEY JUSTICE
The conspirators appointed 70 act as canvassers
by the Police Commls ioners, almos. the only
romnant OF the Ring that plundered the taxpayers
or Jersey City, met again yesterday at the'County
Court House. they mad hunted for some LAWYER
over the whole county OF HUDSON to polnt out 70
them the road oy winch they might escape rom jail
II they should trample under loot the injunction Of
Judge Knapp, resralnln them from disranehis-
ing any portion OF tue community. A lawyer APP
peared before them az last and warned them That
they had no alternative except obedience 10 the
order or Imprisonment Tor contempt they
snOuid, therefore, FetrAce their steps lmmedlateiy
aud declare the result OF the election Tor Free-
holders ~ Ho0oken based on the whole returns.
Taey should proceed Ia IKE manner with regard
70 the returns from tie Eighth district.
AT TINS announcement menper wearing pnshy
red wnisEers, suggested That the Chairman pro.
coed At once 70 SUN up the returns. ~ ne dld NOS
relish tie idea Of going 10 Jau. There was not
dIssentent voice. aud toe Chairman, with
tremulOus voice, directed tue CLERK 10 proceed.
The acton vi the conspirators was tnerenpon
Ramon A. Cook were declared the FTeeholdcrs
elect rom HoDoken. Stunr who had oeen pre-
ylousy counted IN was set aside. Inc returns
nom the Elghtn district we're then taken up. anu
after they we're lully canvnssed John DW!er ana
Thomas r.. O'Kglsly were declared elected. ills
result sets aside Cnasles +. Run, wac was anxious
to obtain seat Inc only other act 81 the con.
Bplrators WnlcA II IL thought VIII DC allefeu
is the declaration that Henry Nan Horn
was eiected ia tue sixth district. MI Wlckhhm,
IL IL claimed IA the elected MEMBER, sut pc was
SCI aslue. The Boa q 0f Freenolders STANDS nlne
democrats i've republicans ana Two Independent.
II the tAegai action Ul the c0Dsplrat0ls rexafunQ
the SKIN dlssrcg were allowed 20 stabu tle
democrats wouid ony nave ali ths ~, D0ai1
Knapp la ths case has eiiuitea warm aomMsnaa'
ttoa tnreughvut zoe wh0is s0naV,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1875-04-25
OLIVET CHAPEL.

Al No. 90 Second street. In the midst OF one OF
the most thickly populated sections Of the city,
where the common speech Is about equally
divided between German and English, the City
Mission society OF It's most useIul institu-
tiens--olivet chapel The site was at one time
owned by q Presbyterian body. but was donated
several years ago 10 the city Mission Society, and
the edifice was by that body opened in rne end OF
the year 1867 Tor undenomlnational religious
services. A church was organized on tais basis
win services In English and German alternately,
ana fr1m that time TO the present persons
OF both tongues, Methodlss, Presbyterians, Bap-
lists, Lutnerans, Eplscopalians ana other sects
have here practically discussed sectarlanlsm ana
abored together tor the spiritual ana temporal
Improvement OF the inhabitants or the nelgnoor-
mood. Services-religious, social OF tndustfla-are
held At the chapel and Its attached rooms almost
daily, IN which the participants endeaV0r 10 serve
Goo and help their nelghDors. large chnrcn,
with various schools anu Institutions, has sprung
from these laboTs. Childhood and youth are here
made to JON In the mission OF charity, sewing
meeting being held az stated times, IN which the
TO help themselves IN Woman's work with
the needle. are taught also the lesson OF
care for others; the product OF their
industry going into a sock or garments to be
gwen 10 those most In need OF them. THIS worthy
Christian enterprise needs money. TO secure this
an entertainment mas been plan ned, TO take place
AT Stein way Han on Wednesday evening April %.
An .Aunt Polly Bassett Singing Skewln VIII be q
feature OF the occasion, when Will also present
some music OF more strictly classic character by
well known artists. Besues there will De between
the two parts VI the musical entertainment an
interlude OIL the popular pastlme-a speln2
malcn-In wnloh photographic pronclents will be
Afforded an opportunity Tor glory, while tue audi
ence Will be sure to win abundant amusement.
so attractive A bill OF promised pleasures should
be sure OF Itself 10 attract crowded attendance
and this. added 10 the peculiar merit OF the
humanlZing and Christlanizlnx work TO which ir
Is to contribute should insure Tor 0livet Mission
most apoundInG benefit from the entertainment.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1875-04-25
ST. JosEPRs HOME FOR THE AGED

A HERALD reporter lately paid wait to this ad-
mirabie Institution and found tue Home nIled With
200 old ladies', lo4 OF whom are penniless and
iriendess. In conversation with Sister Ulrica, the
superioress OF the institution, he learned that the
Sisters found it very dinicult to make ends meet
as the interest on the debt OF $4,000 materially
cramps their efforts The building, which Is situ-
ated In West Fifteenth street. near seventh ave.
nue., mas O frontage OF 125 feet on West fiiteentn
street and Is As Ieet deep, with two wings eacn
3Ox5O leet. 10 rs i've stories In height,
with a high basement and contains l35 rooms.
The front Is built OF Philadephla pressed brick,
with liberal use OF ONO stone Tor trimmings. As
this Institution receives no aid from the state or
city, il has special claims on the pnDnc While
the sisters appeal 70 charity OF the public tneV
are not inactive. Habits Tor the dead stoles and
surplices are made IN the Home and fine sewing
all It's useful branches Is zone by some OF tue In
mates under the direction OF the sisters. vlslt
10 the Home viii De found pleasant aud profitable,
ana every visitor NAV be sure OF cordial recep-
tion from tue SISTERS and their aged proteees.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1875-04-25
NEW JERSEY.

James o'Brien, the prisoner in the Hudson
County Jan who, ~ IS alleged was 80 cruelty
beaten by Engineer Hutton, is p~onounced out Of
danger though has Injuries are very severe. The
County Physician is or opinion that ne Will De able
TO appear before the Grand Jury at the ensuing
term.
The construction Of the Erie Railway Canal
rom Provoss street TO the Long Dock, Jersey City
ia RAPIDLY progressing. A direct connection VIII
be established between the Erie Railway, the
aUattoir on the North RIVER and the Netherlands
line IL steamers Nv q railroad track running along
tue bulknead sklrting the canal
The Board or Health Of Hudson county have
summoned TOUR practising physicians to appear
at the next meeting OF the Board and show cause
way their names should not De stricken from Ine
registry OF practitioners. Tue Board has ascers
tanned, W communicating with several unIvers
SUES in this country ana Europe, that the ara
no lever tnan eighteen physicians now practlsina
ia HUDSON county wno nave never received ans
license Whatever
The Generalization in the Hudson County Peni.
Tertiary IL on the increase. fhe latest prlsonea
VINO walked oil without molestaton has not beea
lecaptured. The ion0wtng portion OF card
hanging outside PrisOner's cell and written by
the Warden viii Illustrate the great utlity u
spelling mutcnes james -. age ISL waite,
10 pOund5n lhe new Board oi Freanoidera, Whd
Will organize TIE lIrst week In May Will have tme
apDvistInsnt VI Ali vlgefs 10 tue LAauguuons
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1875-04-25
THE FLORALIA.

grand festival TO continue for several Gays,
Will begin ~ Wednesday afternoon In the armory
Of the sevSaty-n-st regiment. at tne corner OF
Broadway and Tnrty.nlth street IL VIII
be called 1.-THE Foralia,n ana the none
tary proceeds from IL viii be devoted to
the benefit OF the Free Training ana Cooking
Schools institutions which deserve the patronage
OF every cnArl able person. During the Fl0raila q
number or very interesting, as well as instructive
ceremonies Will DE performed which Will express
some OF the social characteristics or Oriental
peoples. number OF Eastern young gentlemen,
Will take the parts In these Exhibitions. Every
evening there Will be dancing, and. altogether the
Horana Is likely 10 be q series Of very pleasing
entertain nentS.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1875-04-25
MASON THE COUNTFRFETTER.

In the United states Circuit Court yesterday
Judge Benedict denied the motion OF General
Foster, counsel Tor George Albert Mason, Tor
new trial me Court said that az er a full review
OF the case he was convinced that the defendant
received justice, ana therefore the motion was
denied or the counts one, ne thought, could be
sustained. and this was the second. ana there
were no discrepancies between the language OF nc
and tue bill offered la evidence TO justify the
granting OF q motion for new trial He further
said that the Indictment was drawn with the
greatest caielessness, and he hoped that he
might never be compelled 70 try case where
little care was taken In the preparation
or tue indictments. Tue prisoner, therefore,
would pc sentenced on the secon1 count. Al tne
request OF District Attorney Bliss, VINO stated
that he wanted 20 present atiidavits showing
Mason's previous bad character tne passing OF
sentence was adjourned until next SATURDAY.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1875-04-25
DECISIONS.
SUPREME coURT-cHAMDKns.
By Judge Barrett.

By Judge Barrett.
Townshend We. Pollard; Mutual Lie Insurance
COMPANY w. Whilpey; Rust VS.. ABBOTT; Moniant
W. DiDole; DOwd vs.. DOnenevend; Van 5auer vs..
BaYard tNo. II /; Vau Sauer vs.. BayaTd mo. y I;
Galway vs.. Dayard; Philip vs.. Cnapin.-Motlons
granted.
SlOssen vs. slosseu. II want an explanation OF
the previous denial Of the mOuon.
Turner VS.. Iurner.-keport OF referee confirmed
and Judgment of divorce glanted 20 plaluun.
COMMON PLEAB-sPEcIAL TERM.
by Judge Loew.
Lowenstein va. Decentralization for leave to
file aud serve q supplemental answer granted.
GendeuniuR Ct al vs.. Connory.-l think the
suret1es are sufficient.
Fisher VS. Fisher; oGormau vs.. KamaL.-see
memorandum Tor counsel.
Mukes vs.. slmnons-Undertakina should be
approved both as 10 the form ana sudiciency or
sureueS.
NO rise W. whceler.--Motion 70 open default
granted on payment OF S25 costs.
In tho Mater o. the petition VI stephen stone
Application granted.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1875-04-25
THE CONTRAST.

-. ..,~,o \, All ne world On foulness feasts
And mos fecuad source OF nItny jesb
Low things rejoice 20 see tue hlga 'oW ialn
Almost an proper shame rom a-a n.n aastiy an
And sall tue unchecked uae Creep -
Ten thousand souls 70 stain.
.on .ortanate, 0 happy day
when nrss thls scandal came 70 nzhti
fIts more exciting than war
Tnsn ulty murders better ar
50 ne wsmsn think; out 90 not saJ'
ssTalk loudly OF tue peoples rtgnb
TO read tue evidence IN luiii
Tae Judge and jury are TOO duai
Tue people only Judge arighL"
"And now s.t and muse on what mar Dc.
Ana In az VISION SEE, Or seem 70 see
THrOugn murKy vapors. creeping INTO nRnk
Wnla accom- posing carrion, myriad Woruieo,
Are thrust upon ny siEaI
Tue scene Is changed. now In han.
And seated al a raOle small,
Are man and vile. Upon tnem salns
The evening lamps buL, more olVlne,
The ltglt Of love shines over AL
OI love tuat says not 'mlne' or Time
Gut .ours Tor ours y tame and mine.
Taey want no guests 20 come oetNern
Iaeir tender glances Ike screen,
And tell them tales OF l4nd And sea-
Ana whatsoever may Deude
Tae great forgotten word outslue-
They want DO guests; tney needs must %
zach otneris own oest company
The ptcture fades AZ VlAaEe Ialrt
a snownan's views dissolve into tue AIR
10 reappear Eransagured on tne screen;
50 IN ~ fancy tbs; and nov once more,
In part transngured through tue open aoof'
AppeArs toe seli-sAme scene.
seated SEE toe two again.
Bur not alone, they entertain
A .urklng devil unaware,
Nor .sglfn fage rounded - the m0on-n
M ..royal guest Win naxen nar,
Wno tnrOned upon his lofty cnar,
bruins on tue table with DIS spoon,
lnen drops u careless % the ucor
no grasp al tniBgs unseen before"
on no. "a ample printed snre1
Bearing the evidence complete
Ol witness 10 the Brooklyn trial
In black ana wllte, however vie.
mo husband cons IL DER whhe,
Tnon reaa. IL over to his spouse
Not thinking that IL may arouse
In Ter pure mluu thought y guile;
M taInEtnQ that the Yended smell
uatn la IL pol .oning o. hell.
Aud ike an acid can cOrfOde
TAe portals " tue CITADEL
1he clta0e Of purity,
Socletyis security
AHa lOr dlsoruer maze road.
and nov tae husband aYs aside
TIE paper wtth Toe grave remark,
The ways ~ ministers are 01rk,
THIS scandal LACKS not uutn fearr
~ which me vile says, "Realy, dear,
II u TO- eary 20 dec.de.6
liz.
As one VINO walking In an ofcnard sees
Btipht-ieatnef'd yiranAas EuLLirlnu mid the ire
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