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nLMocNlre. .lRorsEl
: Radical scheme to IIuy West VIr-
Eiria.
From The Wheeling Re.dstor.

formation that West Virginia Is iu- /
cluded in the Republican program
me for purchase next Tuesday.
The same fraudulent aud corrupt
met hOds by watch Iudiaues vote
was secured. are to be applied to
West Virginia.
Fifty Thousand Dollars $50 OOO)
has already been sent to West Va
gina Tor this purpose.
The money is uow IN The hands oil
Radical agents il this St.te, woo
are laying he wires FOR operation on
TUESDAY morning.
The Democratic voters OF Wet
Virginia are spotted ss purchassbe
material, and the money Is here.
Tuis 3 not political c,ap-traP; 1t
is not for the purpose Of rohucaI
sensation 1t 10 information coming
direct from Democratic Hesdquar-
ters, where the fact and the proof
are known.
1t would not be judicious for us to
state ia detail the programme Of op-
erstions devised by the Republican
! National Com mittes for carrying
out This scheme, and which will be
aouudantly manifest throughout the
State on next Monday and Tuesday
unless thwarted by Democratic dill
gsnce.
Suffice it to cay that the Republi
can Committee have concluded that
West Vrginias FIVE electoral votes
are necessary to their plan for elect
ing Gai field.
They have been lead to the con
clusion that WOst Virginia may be
captured
FIRST, by Interpretations sent
out from the Wheeling L,,telhgmcer
TO the effect that the Republican,
made gains in the last election, and
the Democratic majority is insig-
nifcant.
Secondly, they speculate that "as
winter is coming on, and many Of
our population are poor, men who
hsv families will value five dollar
bill more than the sentiment Of
voting for what they believe -
Thirdly, they have been advised
that hundreds of employees of the
Baltimore an d Ohio railroad compa-
ny can thus be bought, and that
! hundreds of citizens Of Jtferson and
Berkeley counties, are apat hetic and
ready to sell their votes for song.
Fourthly, they count upon a
greater or less degree of indifference
existing in the Democratic party in
the November election because they
carried the State in October, aud
many will conclude that it will be
carried ext Tuetday whether they
vote or not, and can thus easily be
bought or persuaded to stay at
home.
These are some Of the reasons at
have aotuated the Radical commit
tee to open operations in this State.
We do not guese-we bsve posi-
tive information that Fifty Thous-
and Dollars has been cent into the
State, with the expectation that
that sum would buy it for Garfield.
We have positive information
that Radical emisssries, with this
money in their pockets, are now on
a "still hunt in this State.
The plan not only includes the
capture Of the electoral votes, but
carrying the Congressional district
! for the Republicans,
A SPECIAL effort will be made in
this district to defeat Col. Wilson.
That is the secret oil the Intelligent
GERS harrangues Is the Green back
vote in the last few days. 1t is sim
ply backing up The Radical com
mittee's Progfamme.
They hope to buy off Mr. Basel
the Gieeubsck candidate Or
! r-.l. -. A. -
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The Republicans are making
desperate effort TO carry florida.
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VoTE for Hancock.
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VOTE for Hoge.
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Dat business now before the puIi,,
nHSB You can make money faster "a
- work for M than az anything
else. Capital not required. We will atatt
you. $i2 day and upwards made IN
home by the industrious Men. women.
boys and girls wanted everywhere 10 work
for ne. Now Is the time. You can de-
vote your whole time TO the work. or orly
your spare moments. No other business
will pay you nearly e. well. No one vii
ling to work can fail 20 make euormors
pay toy engaging 20 once Costly On
and i'rUs free A great opportunity
m'kiug money easily and hOnorab'y. A
drtas ILuR ~ Co., Augusta, Maine
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Ss.s 80. -. = - - ~ ER2 u Eksh ~
W. c. u 90 e. ~
The leading Scientists of TODAY
agree that most diseases arc caused by
disorder & Xxi In0ys or Liver. IT,. there's
fore, the Kidneys and Liver ere kept i'm
perfect order, perfect health will he the
.eSuit. This truth has only been known
short time aud for year. people suffer.
cd great agony without being allie to
find relici. Tho discovery Of Warnor's
sale Kidney and Liver cure marks a
new era IN the treatment of these trou~
bieS. Mado from q simple trOpic4l leaf
OF r'ro value, il contains Just tie Gle
Wert7 necessary 10 uouHsh and mvigor
que ho'N on these great organs aud safely
restore and keep diem in orlcl. II iso
POSITIVE Remedy for all the die
cases that cause pains Ion the / iwer part
OF tho hody-for Torpid LIVER lead
aches Jaundicp Dizziness 6r4y.l
Fnvor, Agua Mglaral Fever. and ain
Ii0ru.He- OF tuC LIdncvs, Liver aud
lIuriYO Organs.
~ ,~ au oE"cl'out and safe remedy for
females during Pregnancy 10 will COM
,roi MeislInrauou and BE- Invaluable for
ieuc'uhc1 or Hliug Of the Womb
As Blood Purifier 70 is uncQualod. for
DO cures the organs that matte tho blood.
READ THE RECORD
"ft saved my lIc."-E. h. Laicil. Sci.
mn. u t0b0m0
'It is lho remedy That viii cure tho
many diseases peculiar to yomop '..
NOHoJ'g Boy0ejnc
TO bus passed severe tcst4 and won
ouunl nHnut- from some of tho hiyLest
m'diel. talent in tho c1Jruy ."-Ne,g
loyt " ld
NO Iomody heretofore discovered oan
IT ga.
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The Elk Mountain pilot., 1880-08-26
GUNNzSON GOSSIP.
py our Regular corresrcndept

Ay out AiesnAni NOfeSPon0ent.
The rafters are on the new bricl
court house, and now that imposing
structure will soon be under roof.
T. H. Kellogg, one of the Irwir
lawyers, and also Judge Stiles, O
Ruby, are both here stopping at the
Cuenin House.
A social dance will come off on thu
evening of the 27th, at the opening
Of Gunnison Hall, on Main street. b,
Fischer & Riley Bros
Witnesses have been pouring in
from Gothic the past few days for the
Jennings murder trial, which will
probably be called in a day or two.
The Baptist church will be the first
house Of worship ever built in the
Gunnison valley. 1t is rapidly ap-
preaching completion and probably
will be dedicated soon.
The District Court for Gunnison
county convened kst Monday, Judge
Morrison the benc In view of the
fact that there are SO many criminal
cases on the docket, the session will
probably continue three weeks.
All three hotels are crowded with
guests, the Red Lion, the Gunnison
House and the Csenin House. Judge
Morris is stopping Il ahe dsbnison,
that popular house having tently
been plastered and Otherwise Sonsid-
erably improved.
Lots Of people herr npwe con-
graduating Gen. stone, .wfps 5 just
returned from Gothic. Wiz 4e has
invested large sum q 1uable
NINE near there. ofco Cen
efal is happy and 50 are u herous
friends, over his big strife.
Several parties from Guannaj{ have
been out prospecting foratsf onates
near town, the past wed Several
assays have been made, sodae.xhewing
The Elk Mountain pilot., 1880-08-26
SPRING CREEK.
The New Carbonate Camp CeltiHs,s to be
the Attraction Of Treasure Seekers.
The cenuir, Carbonate is Found ibis
Time, and Don't You Forget it

The excitement at Spring Creek
continues unabated. NJ In with pack
animals heavily loaded, are daily en-
route to the new find: Those who
have returned from tile carbonate
camp the past few days are, sending
out men to locate and work claims for
them. Some of the men who have
recently returned from the camp speak
very disparagingly of the prospects,
while Others are elated with the show
ing and predict another Leadville.
There il. ..one thing all admit, that is
the discovery Of genuine carbonates,
but as to the quality and quantity. not
enough work has yet, been done to de-
termine, but we will know in, very
shors time as the work of development
is being pushed vigorously.
Spring Creek is but two weeks old,
yet ove- three hundred miners are at
work Or her carbonate beds. The To-
cation is thirty miles east of Irwin
and the same distance west of Lead
vile. The first discovery was made
by parties from Leadville and is called
the Doctor lode. This mine is down
twenty feet and shows a very fair vein
Of sand carbonates which assays 81
ounces, Mr.. Waterbury has claim
only about twelve feet deep that gives
assays of Sc and 40 ounces. About
500 claims have been staked and the
work still goes bravely on.
. The caponate miners from Lead
vile are more sanguine relative to the
success of Spring Creek, than are the
quartz miners of Ruby, who don't go
much On carbonates any way
Every indication Of carbonates ex-
ist at Spring Greek, such as porphyry
with forest rock, rose quartzite, lime
rock, etc.
The miners association have made
it a rule that one-half days work shall
be doneupon claim inside of forty
eight hours after it is staked, and a
hole ten feet deep must be dug within
twenty days after location. By1neet-
ing these requirements the claim
holdsgood until July next.
Most of the parties who are inter-
ested in Spring Greek carbonates are
Leadville men, but we notice the fol-
lowing gentlemen from irwin putting
their money in the new diggings also:
Hon. Richard Irwin, Col. Phil Peters,
!. Q. sanborn, Frankeberger & Eaton,
L. M. Brown, Col. Davidson, ]. ].
Smith, Col Elliott, c. S. Brann, and
a host Of Others. ]
We hope the boys have found a
rich carbonate deposit, but they should
keep the fact in view that cMbonates
The Elk Mountain pilot., 1880-08-26

law1 suppress insurrection or repel in
vasbn, Therefore, Kedeclare that the
go1ernor of this State Possesses no
otYer or greater power in the respect
ma med than set forth in said constitu-
tipn. ... s
The resolution was seconded by
Judge G. White.
We believe the above are the senti-
ments of the people of Gunnison
county, and that Mr.. Douthitt truly
represented, as delegate, the views
Of the people. The resolution which
was finally adopted by the conven=
tioa in regard to martial law in-Lead-
.,silIe, as declared by Gov. Pitkln,
should never have been made part
of political platform, and it is likely
to result in harm to>-Hae!nlpees. tor
state officers by that con- 80:
At the same time this IS not ECN
cal paper, and we have butt9 +
say.
cnAyVr oDCrIy NJ
The Elk Mountain pilot., 1880-08-26
GIVE. HZM H-ALZ COLUM6lA

GIVE nm H-AX COLUMBZA
The following opinions from ON the
press and the public, respectinscolo-
rado' mail facilities and the nNcom-s
poop who holds xssinecure position Isx.
Of special postal ~ THIS STATE,
we have received by a. 6asiohai
mail:
Gunnison MrsOs:: The special( i
agent got as far as South Arkansas
other day, bu. he refused to visit Gaiil-
nison, because, he said, /" theroad
over Marshall Pass is too id Tough
for me- = We will write to Havelry
about such gross negligence and have
this agent removed.
C., Christopher: Ruby City has
not had mail for six months, all on
account of our state officials not taking
interest enough in my town. The
however, for postoffice here,
are in Gunnison and viii be up to-
Granny Joyce: Oh, my! oh, dear!
l never saw such a mail come as it
does here. | have not closed my
eyes for six weeks or tasted food for a
month, for want of time. l actually
have trunk full Of letters from my
dear mother, that have not had time
to read, and she thinks I'm murdered
by the Indians. Ole heaves deep
sigh and turns his eyes to heaven).
Look at my wrists, how they are swol-
ler ! I've been registering letters all
night. l do wish the special would
come and see us.
Ex-Gov. Root: Had Grant been
nominated I would soon settle this
postal business, but as it is I've spent
money enough.
Gunnison Democrat: Colorado
postoffice officials are thieves, murder
'ers, blacklegs and donkeys. Let:
hang 'em. =
Alpine TINE Essaye: Our reader:
will excuse the scarcity of news. We
have received no exchanges for :
month, but we understand. Grant has
been nominated by the republican.
and Tilden by the democrats.
Gunnison Reveav, (telephoning tx
Olney, at Lake City,: Take ou
mail for me, en- route here, and senc
it over by burro.
Gothic Bonaxsa We knew il
would be this way when we got up II
this God-forsaken country. We have
been waiting a remittance from the
republican central committee for two
months and it has. net arrived yet
This postof:ce business must be rem
edied or it will hurt the party.
Silver Cliff Prospect: Our.citizen!
must get up another petitioff for thS
Postmaster General, but wewill see.te
it individually if Hancock is elected
Denver Inter Ocean Hsie pro
voking. Such incompetent hcial:
should be removed at once. We have
been anxiously awaiting our ex
changes to see what they have to SAY
regarding my reply to that bad mar
Wilkinson.
The Elk Mountain pilot., 1880-08-26

~, The democratic, state convention
held at Leadyille nominated the fol-
lowing officers on tht 10TH inst: For
Governor, John S. Hough, Lieut.
Governor, w. c. Slower; Congress,
K. S. Morrison; Secretary, Chas. 0.
Unfug; Treasurer, DR.. A. Y. Hull ;
Auditor, R. G. Gray; Attorney Cen
eral, ]. c. Stallcup. For district
judge, Love, of Sllverton, was nomi-
mated, and S. F. Spencer was nomi-
mated for the senate.
The Elk Mountain pilot., 1880-08-26

The following postof1ices have been
established in Gunnison coYty during
the week ending Aug. 18th :: Ash
croft, John R. Nelson, postmaster !;
Curran, John H. servis, postmas er !;
White Pine, Edward ]. Meeker, post
master. ~.
The Elk Mountain pilot., 1880-08-26

l The body of Mrs. NJ. A. Clark was
found one mile south of Littleton, this
state, last week, where it had been
carried by the recent food, as was
also her house. 2i
The Elk Mountain pilot., 1880-08-26

!. Solomon Marburger, a prominent
merchant of West Denver, was muir
dered in Madame Smiths den, No.
81 Holiday street, Denver, on the
night Of the 18th inst.
The Elk Mountain pilot., 1880-08-26

Five murders were committed in
St: Louis, on the 18th inst, inside Of
forty-eigiit hours. This almost equals
Buena Vista.
The Elk Mountain pilot., 1880-08-26

The South Park railroad advertises
for 1000 men to work on the Alpine
tunnel.
The Elk Mountain pilot., 1880-08-26

Ole Bull has positively made his
last appearance. He is dead. IS
The Elk Mountain pilot., 1880-08-26
THE "PZZO7" DON LIKE
: y. TO SEE


y. TO SEE
Gentlemen act like beasts.
Men refuse to pay their bills.
Any one family try to run a town.
A man who thinks he knows it all.
Tender-feet know so much about
mineral.
An of6ce-seeker ask our support
when he don't support us.
A merchant talk about enterprise
when he is too close-6sted to advertise.
One miner wait for the owner of a
contiguous claim to develop his lead,
ere he risks dollar himself.
A man that d mt patronizc the
printer tell rs how We should run our
paper. Its .unadulterated cheek.
Men rush and crowd for their mail
at the 1pe1ef6ce, like 50 many'hogs,
sa small pen: rush for their swill.
Nth drop ~ nd ten dollars in the
till Of 4 saloon, While only placing ten
cents in decentralization box at church..
Men running after every new ex-
citement instead of working one q
two OF the 6fty claims he holds heJc
aud win aliow NO. enclelse to work.
The Elk Mountain pilot., 1880-08-26
THURSDAY, AUG. 26, 1880.

Park ( Co., Gannison, have their
planning mill in full blast. '' %
The Elk Mountain pilot., 1880-08-26

quite we'll for the surface, while Others
fail of trace. Your correspondent
is not yet prospective millionaire.
Building is progressing and the in
dlcAtlons aye that there will be large
number OF new and handsome struc-
lures erected before the, snow aies.
Many OF the buildings already up are
empty, but ali will be occupied if the
:fasn here continues as it has the past
week or two.
The Elk Mountain pilot., 1880-08-26

1t is reported that the Denver &
Rio Grande R'y will reach Cunnison
before the winter sets in. 1t will
come via Arbourville, over Little
Cochetopa pass, coming in the Mon
arch Pass toll road at the head of
Marshall creek. Surveyors are at
work on the extension. The Denver
& South Park road is also being
pushed forward lively, and expect to
De within forty miles of Gunnison by
the first of September. Let 'em come,
we are waiting patiently their arrival.
. Anew strikes are heard of in every
direction, proving conclusively the
theory that development is only need
cd ito make this the greatest mineral
country known. A man cannot .ex-
pect to shovel up coined dollars from
the surface here, neither can he expect
to strike million dollar -bonanzas when
merely digging assessment holes.
Successful mining requires hard and
steady work, as we'll as time and
patience. This business Of fitting
from one locality to another, like a
butterfly, from flower to flower, will
profit you nothing, and you will leave
the Gunnison damning her mines and
camps because of your own folly in
failing to become Tabor or Chafee.
, 1880-06-22

Tho regular weekly meeting us tho nnpsIst
ministers WIS held ycstrrlny morning In tho
clHll-n'otn Of thu Grand FnclIlu lIotc.
DR.. Brnalua, Of louisville, Ky, md Capt.
Owen. Of Oak Turk. were introduced to tho cul,-
ference.
The I&cv. Il. II. Trrpcr, Of tho Michigan Ay-
cnue Church. read III interesting 1aprr on "Uu-
successful pnstoratcs- Their Callses anl HUNT
dies Ito hr!d that tho en.lscs wcrt: tirt,clc+
In tho Istrn,ltl tMutAn fM1linHsu tho 'Iur!,,
mn! thnt tho relttes were fuller c,,.s.crntinli
nll tho pnrt VI tho rlstnr, md n deeper seI,su
obligation IN tho fart 0r tl!o church. rhu upper
waa disguised ny sovor!! p..shst. l'rs. G,"ul.
spcut, yosbArH. Htnne, Wtsslel. ~ '!uptistr,
Inrt. nr. stann slMlsu Of the "rue t,r ruin !"
pnstol1stes. md branded tho1n as fAl'lres.
Dr. lsrnattIus wax uhllml upon ~ t.xnrtsS his
yiews on Pref. .Swillg's reeuI.t nrteIc III tho
Nnrth 1tMeffsslh RcrfcT. III which 1t NUS stuffed
t!lat thu RnlthcrN J1spIt wns II futlt,rn. Ito
tt"'ght tint prf. Swing wis wrong, usla It'll
Tint there wrrc worry Sew suen in Tho Southern
pulpit TINT ttouxht themselves wiser ti,t,. .Icss
Chrl9 Atd Ills lAlM,otles.-H probable yclksou Tor
Pnif. SWINGS statement.
:, Th9 G,nsnittoo nH Arrangement repnrted that
!)r tlnr!hurt wonll t'rltvGr ntI1 Ds hs lectures
t'ufoEo tho conference next Munday evening.
, 1880-06-22
i1Jl1tSltYTEltIAES.

The prcsoyforInn &IIllstcrs' Association mot
III AfcCornlek's Block yesterday lurnlt,g. tl.cr9
being, however, only fow OF tho members
prrsont.
As l,r. Patterson was not presont, the hcnrlnR
nf hls pal'cr "On tho Interpretation Of tho
Worl liuy In GcnosIs" hAa to bo dcforretl
until nsxt weel.
ur, Mitchell statod TINT Prof. lnua. Of Ynlo
College, hull that tho wortl s'atilicI Il long
tcr1n.
Soma discussion followed, but TO ono OK.
prcss.tl Ah npIti0N.
All 1leeslnll resulto.l tn tho spleation Ut tho
lley. i. Y, uullok us Chairman asld tho lter. Il,
It. Dayts III HccrutAry fur tho next Nix ins,atha.
Tho ltos. II. t.. 8tHnlcy atn0!lncUll tho pro-
Kratn nf exorufsek ut thu Lake Forest NgmtlAry,
and !nvltc!l the association to Hn nut aI lin
special trnin which lonses tho city at o'clook
Wtxlu0stlny lnurIlfnR,
nijoIriGd
, 1880-06-22
NOTES FROM ABROAD.


uaekinac Sfhlntt: Tho bofy of Curry Labutc. ono
of the unfortunate SeyDn men whU wore drowned
EoMa thEoO Wc1ks ng0. WINS p!ckod tip Epuufaits
On sundny Inst 1hia Is tho yuuns wlo WIS on
AS way II ket narstcd when tic nla!0rtun0 Ovartn0k
him. lie b1Uated but vory little. md presented
remarkably naturnt appearance. Ills body wns takcn
p GhS Point nAd tntorrcd on Monday. stnc0 writing
The nbove four moro b0sles hAys baur recovered and
EeTs tntorsel Mt the l'olnt on Thursduy. Only two
bodies now missing.
THE PROPELLER ROCHESTER,.
fuHalo cotsmsrctat .idrrrftse5: Tho Union stcan,-
boat COmpan5's now propeller itochoster. now
ssaTS @ e ya' t q ns nSn mss ss CS
.ss @ S Z. 5 SsM Ms ia: q sss s rsa s
shlsh to.s ySsssis .iIas: i,om nsy etbsss q tss
Y. e tss sS1sloJ = 1 rss 6 @ THINE fs
:5s"& ssas I Ill., s'' .tS's Ss 's9 0s!sss sssfs
y sf .ss "a 2ts'Ss II tt"
sa ss
nssst I9ps9[ r., On H. "tE, @ me- e - see , ly
y isei Iee % fast nsanl md 4; iset iaid ii ths
r. isst iss .nsnss s ars @ St ~ Isrrx 1s eS%:
@ s e a,s, IL boat a m tsa G siS h's Iron WORKS. 'o
oLEASsSGs.
The tnE Old jack tnwod thu stear.tarec Mineral
Sss a'sG !e 'sf ss ' tea c ss,sF se ss
bet the InEa u neUt her wheels lin bo.H pi4ct.ti
& II sn ssar ~ % sa sS sefe ou"
Il. cane'"at @ ninoty.sx foet lonK, clshtsen @ fsot
~ s'fss H. a'o eeAs ''' ~ h'y es's
s Ct s sr g. HS H. Hs:s ss ts:
III Like Superior tug Ontario broko her whcol 70.
'se sSs s aE nns nsts eyGa
81 hi ss .s 1s 1 St 8 ISL, fSs III, s i ys
Gsa%thall 0g W!ndsor tR,e 70 pr0vo ti;Mt h1 has
, 1880-06-22
CRnP PROSPECTS,.

HWtt0l U8pa<h 10 Tie CHttaqo 7ftGNnes
Ctixr0S+ In, Juno 21.-Tho wbeat harvest ID
progressing hero finely. and on m arnrn9o tho
cnnp will ylnt twenty to t,senty.l1y h,lshcls to
tho aero. II tho weather Keeps warm for four
weeks spring wheat will be ii better Yield thnn
witt County hnvn hccn dying nir IN llrHu num-
hers from thu effects 1T q small Insect. There-
fnrr tho nipple rrr'r fnny bo short, although the
trees arc hanging full.
Sptttal ni,rsteh to 7Tte Chicago Tribune.
CANTON. JunG .l.-EOrn never looked better
at this season VI tho year. II hns u re,nnrknbly
vnry clear If wrct,s Wlntcr whcnf, 80, mil
fnrloy viii sonn ho rna'ly fur The rcaper. rho
crnp is htn!ntful. Epf,nE whcut Ia rustinY.
Will i'o likely tn lulKc. The htly crop viii BE- M
average one: Cherries in ab'tndance. Apple
crop will be inrgc.
, 1880-06-22
THF Ilc0RICF SHIT.

Tt'trDn. O., juno st.-The great lawsuit Of
Power & atnart, manufacturers of toaccu, VI.
&C. "nrrcn {; Co.. manufacturers Of spices and
powarrcd llcor1cc. known M tho 1Icodcc suit,
wherein tho former sued tho latter for 5000
alleged sfntnnHe to thnir trndo by tho use Of n
low grade nf lornr1ce adtterated with terra
Min, resulted tn-dny in 4 verdict on alt points
for WarrG.l 4 Co.. tho Jury being out hut tw1n
honrs. Thu case hHs occupied taIu'attontIon Ut
tho Court and Jury fur tivs wcnks past, has been
Al's, prosecuted md tlcfcndI,l. ard has excilesl
EffIcral Interest nai1nng tobacco manufacturers
throughout the enntry rs tn tho result. An,ty
pls!llHcnt manufacturers md dealers In tobuecO
An1 ltcoriCc wesp hl1nln,oncd US witnesses.
, 1880-06-22

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