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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1877-05-26
vassar College Notes.

The Commencement appointments at vassar
for the present year have heen given out as fol.
lows: Glass day honors :-Oraton, Miss S. F
Sheppard; Glass History, Miss NJ. Stoyell; Indi
vidual History, Miss A. Ii. Dana; Address at the
Tree Miss Mary Thaw. Commencement honors
-Valedictorian, Miss L. J. Wye; Salutatoran
Miss C. p. Swift Essayists Misses F. A. Adams,
G. E. Bliss. Z. b. Culhertson, A. W. Harlow r.
B. Jacobs, S. A. Miller, NJ. Whpple, and L.
Wood. Miss A. ii. johnson has been elected
Glass Day Marshal and Misses Logan, Rumsey.
Cornwell, Grant, and Leach the Committee of the
Day Commencement week begins on Sunday,
June "a, when President Raymond will deliver
the Baccalaureate sermon, Monday evening will
be given up to the closing concert, Tuesday to the
class exercises, reunions &c, and Wednesday
June n, to the exercises of Commencement day
proper.
One of the young ladies whose name is included
IN the list of commencement honors, is the daugh
ter Of DIR. Harlow of Augusta.
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RAILROAD CHANGES.
Tae Maine Central TO Return TO lis First
Love-A Better Feeling.

Those who delight in the ways Of pleasantness
and the paths of peace" read the other morning
with great pleasure that the Eastern and Boston &
Maine Railroad companies had laid down then
weapons of warfare. "bured the Ratchet" and
were hereafter to engage only in those friendly
rivaries grow ing out of an honest endeavor as to
which shall best serve the public. Should the
new friendship prove TO be similar to that exist
ing between h gbwaymen, for the purpose of pub
lie pluuder, The game will soon develop and the
public indignation will show itself. We look,
however, for good results.
| We understand that the new arrangement
makes the Maine Central Railroad Company a
more distinctively State, corporation than it has
been for s)me time. When the marriage took
place with the Eastern, the people forbid the
bans. They thought it was neither right nor fair
| for foreign company TO have the control Of a
| Dad running through the central part of the
State, for the building Of which the people had
| literally contributed their money.
OF course all the new arrangements are NOT
yet perfcctcd,-an important special meeting
| to arrange details was held in Boston
Wednesdsy,-but we have consulted we'll known
| railroad men, and learn that the plan probably is
to pool the net earning of the two roads Boston
& Maine and Eastern) The Maine Central, a. a
corporation, will have nothing particular to do
with either road. The passenger cars of the Maine
Central will run from Portland to Bangor-th hat
will be the extent Of the route. and the conductors
will go no further. There will be no through
trains except the night Pullman trains. The Pull
man cars will be taken off of all day trains, thus
relieving the road of their immense weight. The
night Pullman to alternate from this to the "back"
route. The general Offices will remain in Port.
land, as now, but in all respects the management
Of the road will be about the same as in 1872 49,
Freight trains will run through as now, convey
ing freight without transhipment to all parts of
the country.
Railroad men regard the change as likely to
prove beneficial to all concerned. 1t relieves
from complications, which the people who pat
ronze the Maine Central have always regarded
with suspicion. Its effect in the financial world
is shown in the stiffening up of Maine Central
and Boston & Maine bonds, which is an unm.-
takably good indication.
One Of the effects Of the change will be to de-
pose from office the special agents in Maine of the
Boston & Maine; and the Eastern and so far as
MIR. Lincoln. the gentemanly agent OF the Bos-
ton & Maine, in this city, 10 concerned il
will be matter of regret. We trust, however,
that his talents and experience ra ilroad man
will spec lily secure for him position even better
than that he now ho d.
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LOUISIANA.
The Laws Murder.

NEW ORLEANS, May Is. The following was
received to-day:
Clinton, La, May "a.
To F. T. Nichols, Governor;
Your telegram of this date in regard to the muir
der of Laws, is just received. Laws was killed
May l9th in the town OF Jackson, at 8 O'Clock, by
one man, and not band of men. Our Coroner
has made = full investigation. The supposed as
sassin is now in Jail. 1t is believed that family
feud growing out Of divorce suit now pending
between Laws and his wife, caused his death. =
(Signed) o. MCVEA, Judge Of 9th Dist.
ID. j. TEDGK, Parish Atty.
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The stock Of hardware go DDS in the store re-
Gently occupied BY wv. Stafford & Son, was sold
yesterday. to Edward f. Vaughn of Portsmouth,
n. H. Tue price paid was AZ per cent on the cost
Mr.. Vaughn is q young man who will continue
the hardware business at the old stand.
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Important Decision.


The bill in equity brought by Sullivan, Tr. & al
against the Portland & Kennebec Il. II. Co. and
John Patten, Trustee to recover for the preferred
stockholders of the Ken & p. X. X Co. the per
cent per annum RENTED by the Yarmouth bond
holders on their loan of 500, 400, has at length
been brought to an end. The suit was commenced
in the U. S. Circuit Court, Maine District, and
was decided by that court in favor Of the defend
ants. The plfs appealed from this decision to the
supreme Court OF the United States. The case
was submitted on written arguments by A. G..
otnchfed for ptfs and j. W. Bradbury for defts,
last winter, and that court has recently given q
decision affirming the decision of the Circuit
Court. that neither the p. 4 X. II. Il. Co. nor the
Trustee are liable. The cloud attempted to be
thrown upon this corporation by this long pc ending
litigation is now finally dispeled. The opinion Of
the court was delivered by Justice Swayne 1t
holds that the remission of the per cent by
Yarmouth bondhOlders, reducing their interest
from 10 to per cent, was a release to the old
corporation, extinguishng SO much of the
debt, and not an assig nmeut to the preferred
stockholders or an interest in the mortgage The
friends Of the Maine Central are of course graft
fed at the decision.
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STORE AND ROOMS TO LET.

TIE NEW BRICK BUILDING being erected
L by Geo. W. Quinby on Water street in this
chy, VIII c0nsist
!, OF lower basement which will be the size Of
the building, ana concreted or cemerted; will be
feet in the clear
2. Second basement same size, II feet in the
clear, well finished with skim coat plastering and
lighted with our windows In the rear, and one in
front, with a nice wide well lnisned stairway or
entrance leading from the rtreet, side walk.
3, store on street moor, 2iX60, twelve feet in the
clsar and nicely finished.
4. Two rooms for oulces in ID story, well I'm.
ished.
8. II the owner docs not use it for olher pnr
poses. fac room well finished in the 81 story
from the street, 10 lcet in the clear.
Persons wanting any or all OF these rooms for
any permanent use, would do well to consult The
owner AS the work OF erection progres. ca to
AVOID any chance that might subsequently, lie re-
garded as Indispensable.
GEO, W. Quincy.
Augusta, May III 1871 tN
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EUROPE.
Arrived.

QUEENSTOWN, May %, Steamer Russia from
New York has arrived here. She landed the 4th
officer of steamer City of Brussels at Crook Hay
en-, to-day.
The City OF Brussels.
The Brussels yesterday was go miles from Fata-
net and tugs have gone to meet her. She expects
to reach Queenstown Sunday.
France.
The London Times Paris despatch says a note
was sent all conservative provincial papers stating
during three months interval between the dissolu.
ton of the chamber and general elections, Presi-
dent Mac Mahon is perfectly entitled to decree
state of siege. Signatures are being solicited
among Paris tradesmen to petition 10 the Presi
dent representing that recent events are psralyz-
ing trade.
Denial.
MADRID. May 25. The rumor Of war between
Spain and China aud the despatch of naval force
to Chinese waters are officially denied.
Rumor.
The minister of the Interior has informed con
gress that the persons recently arrested charged
with conspiracy against the public order, were
half pay officers. The fact was disclosed by SUBJ
ordinate officers to whom the conspirators mads
overtures.
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Boston Stock List.
Chicago Produce Market.

Chicago. May IS, IS77.
FLOUR-Extra spring. IS 5Oall %.
WIFE AT-No. spring, l<s1a -; sash, 4s4 q
49.; June 4II4 July No. s. / As / ST /;
40 ~ i rejected, 225ssl 271s.
CORN-No. mixed. +5a4 cash 10; June. as.
July a.
OATS sa,.c: cash. 3ai.c June; Az July.
RYE-No. :, lie.
BARIEY-No. 2 spring, IS a0oc.
PORK Cash. Is Goals 61a June, IA 10
july, IS 77h.
!. LARD Cash, 925 cash: 0 Gao 2oa, June
July 8 S0a9 3lh.
BULK MEA rS-shouldsrs, sac; short rib
sides, la &C.; short clear rib, IA C.
WHISKEY-Western,l VI.
fRElGHTS-Corn to Buffalo, Sc; wheat do.
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n MISSISSIPPI.
The Kemper Co. Massacre,

Memphis, May rs. The Avalanche to morrow
will contain . lengthy interview of a correspond
emit with Mr.. Stone Of Mississippi, in relation to
the Kemper county massacre, in which the Gov
ernor states that he has done all in his power 10
bring the guilty ones to trial, by requesting the
circu it court Judge to call extra session of his
court for that purpose aad that under the laws the
State executive has no power to do anything in
the matter. The Governor thinks it is exceeding
doubtful if Jury in kcmpef county can convict
the rioters
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NEW HAM PSHIRE.
Verdict.

ter0lCt.
EXETER, May 25. In the Supreme Court the
case of James II. Mcintyre W. Eastern railroad,
the jury returned . verdict of 81, 900 damages.
Fire.
Fremont DEPOT, May Is. A large two story
wooden building owned BY S. Fellows 4 Son at
Brentwood, was burned last night with contents
The bu Hiding was occupied by Fellows & Son,
shoe box manufactory and planning mill, and by
o. S. Currer, paper box manu- factory. Fellow,
& Sons loss is estimated al $40 900 and Curriers'
at $1,000. No insurance.
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hint to the graduating class in the Augusta High
School, although it may be too late; 1.-The young
ladies of the graduating class of the
Lewiston High School have acceded to
the request Of the Superinte ndent to dress in
American prints At the exerc Use, of graduation.
The young gentlemen are also arranging to make
the graduating expenses merely nominal This
course meets the approval Of all the teachers of
the school, and removes what has sometimes
proved an onerous burden for parent..n
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NEW YORK.
Reduction.

Re0uctOn.
NEW YORK, May %. The reported reduction
of rates on the N. Y. Central, said to be official
1t will not take place At present, however.
Recovery of Damages.
Mrs. Mary A. Richards recovered 81, 900 from
the proprietors of the Hoffman House of Will
liamsburg. for furnishing her husband liquors.
Weather.
Clear. cool, wind west.
heavy snow and raid squall passed over here
to-day.
Appointments.
Washington spec isl says that Simms, the fu-
gitive slave captured by Atty Gen'l Devens when
L. 5. Marshal at Boston, under the fugitive slave
law, has been appointed messenger ct the At
torney Generals department
1t is stated that eX-Gov. Fenton of v. Y, has
been selected to succeed Minister Baker of St.
Petersburg and it is believed he win accept.
Held for Trial.
Carl Smith and Benz. Martin. who mutinied on
board the American schooner w. A. Slater, VII lie
she lay 10 the hsrbor at Point PItre, and beat
the Captain and mate, arrived to-day and were
held for trial.
Appropriation.
ALBANY, May rs. The Governor uss signed
the oil making appropriations to the new Capitol
$500, 900; Buffalo Insurance Asylum, 500 600
and the Hudson River Asy lum. $50, 900.
Horse Race.
PoUGnKEEpsIE, May rs. 10 the race for the
IA class, Young Sentinel won two heats. Monte
yuma one and Canon 3. Time, 2 81. 2.3o, 23l
2.34 l-2. 2.34. In the 2.20 class Hunuess wen tws
heats, Maybrd two. The fifth was dead heat
and the sixth was won by Maybird. Time, ~.
2, 2.25 2, 2.25, FPS, 2.3l. 2.3l.
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Flags for marking the graves of Soldiers, to aid
in the work of decorating, may be procured at
Lewis selbingb, Quartermaster of the G. A. r.
The flags may be had for the asking, and it is
hoped that the friends of the deceased soldiers
will see to II that no grave 10 overlooked.
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BowdOin College Notes.

The exhibition appointments are out and are a,
follows: For the Junior exhibition at the close
of the term Baker, Baxter, Burton, Dav dson
Felch, Paine, Potter, Pray, Purington. Sargent
smith, Thing. For the Sophomore exhibition
Bowker, Cashier, Corey, Davis, Fiield, Hender
son, ]. p. Huston, johnson, Pennell, Ring, Tar
box, Varney.
Following are the officers ofthe Bowdoin Ath
letic Association for the ensuing year: President
B. Potter; Vice Pres. II. A. Huston; Sec. anc
Treas. w. w. French; Directors, z. l.. Paine
f. F. Farney T. II. Ridley; Master of Ceremo
Mes S. Z. Smith.
The Juniors have finally decided to celebrate
their Ivy Day, June 4th, to wind up with an Ivy
Hop in the evening. The '6S Prize Exhibition
also takes palce June 4h.
Bowdoin plays ball with the Dirigos of Port
land, al Hardngs Park. Bath. to-day.
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3Oth of May.

Thanking the ladies of Augusta for their liberal
contributions in the past, the committee of Seth
Williams Post q. A. r., ask for contributions of
flowers for the coming Both VIII those having
flowers to give leave them AT the store of Phil F.
Getche early on the day of the Doth as conven-
lent, as it takes time to arrange them. Flowers
arrang, I'd in small bouquets or crosses would help
the committee very much.
ttwed PER ORDER
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CONDENSED TELEGRAMS.

was burned Friday morning loss Sc COO; insured
$1,000.
Baseball-At Columbus -IIartfords IL, Buck.
eyes 2.
At npolis-Indianpolis 8, Chicagos 0.
At Observation-Disclosures 6, Rhode Island !
At Pittsburg-Alleghanys 9, Athletics 8.
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CONN CTICUT.
Sentenced.

Hartford, May IS. In the United States
Tracy, President, and James L. CHAPMAN Cs.b.
Ter Of Farmers and Mech IN les National Bank re-
spectively, to six years and six months and five
years in the Connecticut State Prison. ct hard Ia
Dor. They had plead guilty to perjury and en-
tezzlement.
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CENTURY is almost beyond the existence Of
any American business house, but for this long
period Walter Baker i Co.'S great Chocolate man.
ufsctory has been pride to Boston. Increasing
years add testimonials Of excellence from III parts
of the world. Their goods for sale oil over
the country, and are deservedly popular. tit
Few are aware of the importance of checking
common cold cough in its first stages, before 1t
has an opportunity to work upon the lungs to
such an extent as to produce serious results, Ths
best remedy for this checking, healing and cur
ing that we know of is Adamson's Botanic Cough
Basam. Price IS and IS cents.
may23-t&wlw.
Diseases of the Kidneys affect the whole sys-
ten. Should not be neglected single day. Tar
| acts directly and is the natural remedy. Take the
Forest Tar" it is pure preparation and cures
when other remedies fail. may2-t&wlr.
A Face with Charming Features may be rem
dered actually repulsive by blotches and pimples.
Glenns Sulphur Soap promptly remedies oil COM
plexional blemishes well as local eruptions Of
the skin, burns, bruises, scalds, &c. Sold by oil
druggists. Hills Hair and Whisker Dye, Blsck
or Brown, so cents. may2-t&wlm.
In cases OF consumption, Forest Tar" aids ex-
pectoration and promotes seep-o;ten cures first
stages. may23-t&wlw.
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NEBRASKA.
Suit.

Suit.
OMAHA, May Is. Clspper & Dean, who sued
the MON Pacific Railroad Co. for violation of .
contract 10 the amount of SS3 900, to-day got
judgment in $22 900.
Railroad Matters.
Genl Supt. Clark, of the Union Pacific, states
positively that they will build hundred miles of
road toward the Black Hills, this summer. They
will start from either Sidney or Cheyenne.
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and Massachusetts,, which is published in connec-
ton with the comrany's report, testifes in the
strongest terms as to the excellent financial stand
ing Of the Union Mutual and the soundness Of
the policy Of retrenchment pursued by the
management.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1877-05-26

The Riverside Reading Club gave a dramatic
and musical entertainment at Citizens Hall, on
the 18th. 1t was pronounced good show, the
parts being all we'll taken. The plays were "Above
the Blonde and "Onr BOYS of '7f"
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Assessors Notice.


Y on ARE HEREBY NOTIFIED to bring In
I true and perfect lists of your polls, and all
your estates, both Real and Personal of " hch you
were possessed on the first day Of April 1871 not By
law exempt from taxation For the purpose OF re-
cevng said lists and admi istering the oath there.
TO. authorized, the undersigned, Assessors Of said
city. Will be in session ~ the a lderman's Room
in Granite Block, on each Saturday before the 18th
day OF May next, from 8 to IL O'Clock A. NJ. aRd
from TO O'Clock p. M, ana also ON ali stormy
days before that time.
Failing to bring in such lists you III thereby DO
barred OF any right to make application TO tie
County Commissl oners for an abatement of any
tax which may be assessed against you.
Blanks for returns may b. had OF us on applica-
ton, or calling at the City Ire, suref's Once.
]. s. TURNER, 4 Assessors
GUY TURNkR, : or
TaOS. LIrTLE,> Augasts.
April Q, 1871. mar27-t&wu
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Mr.. Ed. Sands Of saco, gave his inimitablc lee
tare on "Sunsh inc, or How to Make Home Hap
py," in the Amusement Hall of the Soldiers
Home. Thursday evening. The hall was nearly
filled, and at the close the boys gave Mr.. Sands
three lusty cheers FsgY
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Weather Indications for To-day.

For New England and the Middle States
. slow rising barometer, north to west winds
partly cloudy and cloudy weather with rain areas
and stationary or higher temperature.
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WISCONSIN.
The Crops.

MILWAUKEE, May Is. Reports from nearly
all the counties in the State show spring wheat in
good order, but the chnch bug has appeared in
numerous localities. Acreage is only average.
On corns OATS rye and barley, the promise is large
Yields.
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ILLINOIS.
Insurance..

CHICAGO, May rs. The Republic Life Insur-
ance Company of this city. which has been wind =
ing up its business for three years. to day put
into the hands of a receiver by the auditor of the
State.
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PENNSYLVANIA.
DefaIcation.

NFw YORK. May %. The Times says Ezekiel
Howell at the head of Department of Civil Engi.
neering of Pennsylvania railroad, has been sus-
pended, pending examination of his accounts in
which is . deficiency extending over three or four
years.
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For two days past there have been no strawbcr-
es in the Boston market. Mr.. Clapp received
% quarts last evening and hopes to be able to
KEEP supplied hereaner. He has an ample supply
for Saturday.
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Tue house. shed and carriage house of Freder-
lick WsClark, in Oh ina, were burned to the ground
on Wednesday afternoon, 23d. at four o'clock.
The most Of the furniture and farming tool. were
saved. A hot fire had been built tor ironing, and
it is thought that the FIRE orig mated from . de-
feet in the chimney, as it was first discovered on
the roof. Loss $1,000; insured for 500.
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Smoked Beef at D ow & Storei's.

The little horse thief, Miss Mary Brown, didn't
stop long at her quarters in the aims house in this
city. 1t Is not known where she has gone.
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Rev. Arthur II. Locke of this city, who has
been filing an appointment at Hastings, Mich,
has been spending few days with his relatives in
this city. He has now gone to Camden, where he
has been placed in charge Of the Episcopal church
In that town.
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Cincinnati Produce Market.

Cincinnati May rs. 1877
PORK Ga Scala SO Clear sides, 7haA
LARD BACON
Steam, 81 a9s Shoulders, S-a-
Kettle, S4al0 Clear rib sides g. A
BULK MEATS Clear sides, ssl.
Shoulders, $40 WHISKEY- oTal u
Clear rib sides, OAK
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Hon. Josiah Ii. Drummond will deliver an ora
ton at Rockland. st. Johns Day. Col. spaulding
of Richmond. will deliver the Decoration D ay ad-
ress at Belfast
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Sad Accident.

TORONTO, May Is. While Mr.. Blythe, wife
and child were boating in the bay yesterday, the
boat was upset MIR. Blythe was drowned, Blu,
Mrs: Blythe and the child we're picked up from
the keel of the upturned boat.
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Huntington, Mason & Co., open to-day a new
line of all wool business suits of their own manu-.
facture At the extre low price of twelve dol
lars per suit Customers in examining their large
stock Of ready made clothing will notice that the
work even in their cheapest suits is first class, and
that the cloth. and trimmings used are strong and
sevccable. Their theory is to give 4 customer
80 good garment for his money that he will
cone again.
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kENNEBEC COUNTY-In Probate Court al
Augnstd, on the second Monday Of June 1877.
EDWARD COOK, Guardian Of stephen Mead
Ia er. of Vassalboro in said County, Insane, hav.
ing pettioned for license TO sell public auction or
private sale the following real estate OF SAID ward
the proceeds to be placed on interest, viz All the
interest of said ward In an undivided half Of ten
acres Of land Of said ward, being all the real estate
Of said ward
ORDERED, That notice thereof be given three
weeks successfully prior to the second Monday OF
June next, in the Daily kennebec Journal, q news
paper printed IN Augusta that all persons interest.
ed may attend at Court OF Probate then to be hold
en- al Augusta and show cause, If any, why the
prayer OF said petition should not be granted.
h. X. BAKER, Judge.
Attest: CHARLES HEwINs, Register.
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