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Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1880-09-08

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Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1880-09-08
lSRlGeMNHalGHa

of cHionalnlpsop, n. J., and Publisher oi Ii, he
CHRISTIAN Herald at that place, jumped from
ferry boat while CROSSING from Camden to
Phi]adelpbia, Mt IL O'Clock on the night of the
goth ult.. and was drowned. He left pocket
book in which was letter addressed to q. b.
Lloyd, OF Clnnsminson.
! J. .. Morgan, Of J. 8. Morgan h CO., job
printers, Cincinnati, arrived ct Cleveland, O.,
TREND. and then called at st. Clair place, on
Mrs. Lear. who holds his note for $4,000.
After an interview with her IN the presence of
the wife of the proprietor of the place, Morgan
said to Mrs. Lear she better send her note to
CINCINNATI, as a meeting Of his creditors will be
held there, saying which he arose from his seat,
walked to the other side Of the room, and, with
out warning, drew o revolver and shot himself
through the head, inflicting wound which ter
minated fatally q few hours later.
Geo. Schiebel leader ct brass band, suicid-
ed at New York, On the 2Sth ult, on account Of
the jealousy of his wife.
dispatch reseiyrd ut New York on the 9th
inst, announced that Miss Candacc NJ. Olney,
once q wcll-knoWn milIincr in that CITY, had
killed herself in the Hotel de France, at Pau.
In a letter written before her death she saws;
81 am weary of life and want rest" and asks to
be encOftined in the same dress she wore when
she died
A young woman giving her name as Kate B.
Schofield, who took passage for Europe On the
Guion steamer Arizona, jumped overheard on
the 11th, while the steamer was in the Irish
channel, and was drowned. The agent Of whom
she purchased her ticket noticed that her con-
duct was strange, and instructed the stewards
of the vessel to watch her. She was ~ years
of age, refined and handsome, and lived in the
west. Her real name is withheld.
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1880-09-08

The Supreme Lodge Knights of Pythias, in
session at st. Louis, on the 26th inst, elected
the following officers for the ensuing term. two
years: Supreme chancellor, Judge G. w. Lind
say, Maryland; supreme vice chancellor, Judge
Jno. 7. Linton, Pennsylvania; supreme pre-
late, Rev. W. Bryce Thompson, Tennessee; su-
preme master of exchecquer, Jno. P. Stumpf
Indiana; supreme keeper of records and seal,
Joseph Dowdale, Ohio: supreme master-at-
arms, J. Rufus Smith, West Virginia; supreme
inner guard, G. B. Shaw, Wisconsin; supreme
outer guard, John ". Thompson, District of
Columbia. A good deal of committe work was
presented and acted upon, and the ques-
tion of establishing q rank for women was dis
cussed, but no definite action taken.
The Grand Chapter Of Royal Arch masons, at
the convocation at Detroit on the Goth inst,
elected the following officers: G.. G. II. p,
Robt. +. Bower, of Keokuk, Ia; d. D. G. H. p,
$. P. Chapman, Boston, Mass. G. G. K, Noble
d. Larncr. Washington; G. G. s.; Henry Bost-
wick, Covington, Ky.; G. @. Treasurer, Rouben
C. Lennon, Toledo. o.; q. G. Secretary, Chris
topher G. Fox, Buffalo, N. Y; G. @. c. H., D..
F. Day, Buffalo, n. T.; G. p. s., JosephP. Hor-
ner, New Orleans.
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1880-09-08
struck byIiyhtning.

During furious thunder storm on the 25th
inst, lightning struck Gen. divers powder mill
at Laurel Run, Pa, exploding one thousand
pounds Of powder and partially destroying the
mixing room.
An unknown man was struck by lightning and
killed, on Pelham avenue New York city, on the
25th inst.
At Bridgeport, Pa, on the 25th inst, ter
rifle thunder storm was experienced. Lightning
struck schooner, killingF. Shriber, the steward.
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1880-09-08

Judge Key retired from the Office of postmas-
ter-general on the 25th inst, and the Hon.
Horace Maynard, late minister to Turkey, was
installed in his place. Before leaving, the post
Office employees presented him with an appropri-
ate address. The farewell speech was made by
Assistant Postmaster General Tyner. Mr.. May
nard also made brief speech. The president
generals commission rs Judge of the eastern
district OF Tennessee. He also signed Gen.
Longstreet's commission as minister to Turkey,
30 that all the vacancies occasioned by the
change in the head OF the Postoffice department
are now filed.
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1880-09-08
B,,sjness Failures.

Durham 4 Co., London, have failed. Liza
bilitics, f20O,00G.
goods dealcres, is announced, with liabilities
placed at s400, 900.
Frangapulo Agelasto & Co., merchants of
London, Liverpool, Alexandria and Aboukcr,
have suspended i'll consequence of the discovery
of irregularities in their Alexandria business
Liabilities stated at $3.50, ,0OO
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1880-09-08

A fire took place in the flock washing room of
the Pacific mills, Lawrence, Mass, on the 2sth
ult., one-story building, having neither door
nor window, entrance being through sky
light. Michael I.snergan and Patrick Moriari-
ty, unable to get out, were burned to death.
Thomas Stanlcys barn in Pontiac county,
Ont, was burned on the 2sth nlt His two
children, a boy of seven years and child of
nine months, wcrc burned to death.
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1880-09-08
The King Of the Turf.

The event of the day at the Charter Oak
park, Hartford, Conn.,, on the 9th inst, was
the successful effort Of st. Julien to beat his
record of 2:11s4. The day and track were
favorable, and the animal was in his best condi-
ton. When st. Julien sped under the wire and
the crowd went fairly wild with excitement. A
floral cushion was placed upon the sulky, and
st. Julien was blankcted and led up and down
in front of the stand amid the plaudits of the
multitude. In addition 70 the purse Of $500,
which had been won by beating the record, the
association voted $500 extra to the Hickok. the
driver and owner Of the now celebrated animal.
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1880-09-08
A Devastating Hurricane.

terrific hurricane swept over the island of
Jamaica on the night Of the 25th inst. Crops
Of all kinds were seriously injured, trees were
uprootted, houses levcled with the ground, and
thousands of people rendered homeless The
military barracks at Kingston were demolished,
AZ were churches there and elsewhere. Three
thirty.two small vessels were wrecked in the
harbor. So disastrous las the storm been that
it is feared that, unless assistance il sent for
ward Immediately, several thousands will perish
of famine
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1880-09-08

sonal indorsemtnt." Wade PAYS but poor
compliment TO the intelligence of the northern
people when he resorts to such weak device to
cover his Staunton blundcr. Men who have
the 'courage of their opinions" are respected
even by those who disagree with them, but
moral coward is heartily despiscd.
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1880-09-08
A&DhYxiQtest.

young carpenter named lIaslet employed in
efccting some repairs on Terre Haute hotel.
Oh the 23d instant, dropped his rule in vault
thirty feet deep, and descended to pick il up
When near the bottom he suddenly fell over
His father, who was working on the same hnild-
ing, went to his rescue, but when he GOT as far
as his son had gone he too fell over. Both died
from inhaling foul gas.
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1880-09-08
Heavy Robbery.

Theodore Marsh, clerk in the Grand
National bank, Philadelphia, Pa, while ascend
ing stairway leading to the money-order de-
partment OF the postolfice on the 2sth ult., was
lostled by three men, and few minutes later
he missed from his pocket a package containing
$1,543
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1880-09-08

Mary Boyle, aged II, of Buffalo, N. Y, and
I.ettie Hubert. aged 9, Of Rochester, were
drowned in Niagara river on tbc evening of the
18th ult., ly the upsetting of row boat.
The yacht Dollie was upset during the storm
on the 25th inst, off Rochaway, L.. l., and five
persons drowned One man was saved.
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1880-09-08
Boiler Explosions.

A boiler weighing thousand pounds, in the
National works on Canal street, Cleveland, O.,
exploded on the 3Oth ult., and WAS blown 500
yarls, in its fight breaking two large telegraph
poles, and demoliahing the Factory street bridge
over the canal. Two men and boy were IN
jured. The engineer, VIM. Welsh, is probably
fatally injured. The cause Of the explosion Ia
unknown.
On the 26th inst, by the blowing up OF an
engine boiler on the King farm, near Bradford,
Pa, Wilbur Chambers, cousin Of Wesley Cham
bers, the oil king Of that locality, was fatally
injured. He WAS blown 400 feet through the
air BY the force Of the explosion.
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1880-09-08

Both the vessels that sailed IN search of the
shipwreckcd persons belonging to the bark
Msthilda, supposed to have kseh cast on the
Socorro islands, bave returned unsuccessful.
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1880-09-08
small Pax.

gentleman from Upper Gatineau, Canada
East, reports over 100 deaths among Indians
from small pox. Several bands have divided
up into small parties, and arc travelling north,
leaving their dead unburied.
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1880-09-08
Yacht Capsizcd.

The sloop yacht Intrepid, bound from New
port for New York, was capsized by squall off
Hart island, on the 25th inst, and sank in
twelve fathoms of water. Everything was lost,
the crew barely escaping.
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1880-09-08

At Scutari on the oath inst, MIA fasha as
sembled the chiefs II the Albanian league, and
as s tba ref,iscd to yield to his demands in regard
To the ccssion Of territory in Montenegro, he
sought to detain them in arrest, but the inl,abi-
tants rescued the chiefs and threatened Ria
Pasha with death. The people of Dalcirno
threaten to burn the town rather than cede it
to Montenegro,
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1880-09-08

was slightly injured. The excursion train was
40 minutes late, but had a right of way. Both
the engines and several freight cars were badly
wrecked.
shocking accident occurred on the Lowell
and Lawrence railroad on the night Of the 2ath
ult., BY which five youths-W William BIaher,
John Mcnamara, Timothy Nolan, ohm Shin
nick, and Patrick Ryan--a1i OF Lowell, Mass.
we're killed. They had been I'd picnH and TO
rludc pasmrnt Of fare tlambered on the top of
passe.iger coach to ride to the city. AT
Spragues bridge all five were swept from the
car BY the bridge timbers and killed.
Frank Mccormack and John Morton, railway
switchmen, were run over by trains at Toledo,
o., on the 28th lilt., and killed.
An express tram for Georgetown from
CharlottetQwn, Prince Edwards Island, was
thrown from the track near Little York, on the
28th ult., and all the cars went down small
embankment. T. Stewart, q passenger, is be-
heved to be fatally injured; Geo. Mcleod, of
the Union bank, had jaw broken, and is
otherwise disfgured. A dozen other passengers
were more or less injured.
A coal train and passenger train colided on
the 9th in a tunnel near Greenbriar, White
sulpher Springs, Va. The freight conductor
was killed and the engineer had leg broken,
Several Others were slightly hurt. A number
Of cars were smashed,
J. Wilson, drunken section hand, was run
over BIZ The cars and killed near Newark, O., on
the 26th inst.
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1880-09-08
No Tidings.

The military buildings at Fort Mojave, Ari.
Sona, were wrecked by recent storm. Three
soldiers were killed and several Others wounded.
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1880-09-08
NEWS In BRIEF.


AT zng, Switzerland, on tho 2sth ult., great
destruction of poperty Was occasioncd by a
waterslout several persons were killed.
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1880-09-08

The steamer Marine City took fire off Stur-
geon point, Lake Huron, on the 29th ult., and
burned to the waters edge. The tug Vulcan,
aided by the boats Of the life-saving station at
that point, rescued the passengers and crew.
The Marine City had on board full cargo Of
miscellaneous freight. She was owned by Gal
laghcr 4 Warner, Of Detroit, and was valued at
$4,000. Laty.-Capt. Conner, of the burned
steamer Marine City. telegraphs that as near as
he can ascertain six passengers and two of the
crew were lost. The names of the crew are
Richard Schultz and James Cock. The names
of the missing passengers are as yet unknown,
except that of a man washed ashore at Sturgeon
point with cuff button marked "Watson."
There is little doubt that this is Martin I. Wat
son, druggist, of Detroit, young man who
came from Bradford, Ontario, two years ago.
The river steamer John s. Bransfoi1. laden
with corn, struck a rock in the Wabash river
three miles above tho mouth, ON the 2sth ult.,
and sank. The boat will be a total loss but
one-hah Of the cargo was saved.
Tie Hudson Bay company's steamer Otter,
laden with the seasons catch of tue Shenia
river fisheries, was wrecked on the 21st ult.,
near Ballabclla, point about GOO miles north
Of Victoria B. G.
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1880-09-08
MOrtIaary.

Rev. DR.. Vim. adams, LII. D., president Of
the Union theological seminary, New York,
died ON the 31st nit. -
Hon. Robert McClelland, formerly governor
OF Michigan and President Pierce's Secretary
Of the Interior, died ut Detroit on the 30th ult,
of paralysis. His death leaves but two OF
President Porce's cabinet still living--Judge
Campbell, his Postmaster General, and Jeif.
Davis, his Secretary of war.
Paul o. Herbert ex-governor Of Louisiana,
is dead, aged "a
DIR. Charles I. Jackson died at Soinervile,
Mass, on the 29th nit, after an illness of seven
years, aged IS. The use of anwsthesia to de-
stroy pain, he regarded ~ the great discovery
OF his life, bat the claim was disputed, which
was to him bitter disappointment.
Sanford r. Clifford, q well-known New York
artist, died in that city on the 29th ult.
Ouray, chief Of the Uncompaghre Utcs, died
at the Los Pinos agency on tho aSth ult., of
fever.
Captain Uriah Brock, widely known captain
and pilot ON western rivers, especially the upper
mississippi for nearly 40 years, fell dead at the
postofiice corner, st. Louis, Mo-, on the 28th
ult, just as be WAS going to put letter in the
box. Cause, heart disease.
Peter w. Hughes, Of the Oriental Command
cry knights Templar, Of Cleveland, died at
Utica, N. u, on the 28th ult, while on visit to
his mother. His illness IL attributed to ex-
poeure to the sun 1t the recent tiennial session
James Allan, senior partner in the firm own
ing the Allan line Of steamers, ia dead.
DIR. VIM. q. Matthews, q wen known presby-
terian minister Of Louisville, KY, died on the
night OF the 26th instant, ct Lagrange, KY,
aged IS years.
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1880-09-08

Reported by THE CHAKDEKn Bnown O, Gu1Ds
si0n MerchaAtA milwaukee and ulAa0Ds s
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1880-09-08

MnwAuKxE, August o0--SO0 r. 4. Flour
Very dull standard extras at - 00e .Q0s fAnadly
extras at e415tD476; choice extras = 1880
4.75. Wheat -TAme; No ? 0aeh q ee3{es ~.
88k@B9c. Corn--Activc at $3.50 Oafs-Hefy
tame at &c. Barley Quiet II 565<c Rye
Dull 1t 77c. Provisions Quiek Rork-At,
$l7.O0 for cash. Lard At e7.o0fcr Caeh
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1880-09-08

Chicago, August 8l.--1:s0 r. nsWheat--
Steady at SIC for cash; 81 1Gc for sel1cr Scpten-
Der; 88kc for seller October. Corn--Fffmer -
89c for cash; $3.50 for seller Septembex; 89kc
for seller October. Onts--Fifmer st 969<c for
cash; 261sc for seller september; 37c Tor s1llsr
October. Rye-At 751sc. BArley-A ~.
Whisky--At &1.12. Pork Firmcg at III 10 for
cash: SIG. as for seller October. Lard -6tsuMg
her. Hogs Receipts 1900 bead; acttve, inn
and 5@16c higher; light u ~ .90eG 70; pacAing
at @4.66G4. 96: shipping at e1.60. Ca4a0-Re-
ceipts 2O0O head; active and frmer: cUInsnCn
to fair Shipping At %. 80; good to chclce
1t S4.60@A05; grass Texans at eA70@1S6;
butchers 1t "a SO0S.O0.
, 1880-12-04

=, ,wrisWAt-At !hs rs.s:nso +, n H. L. Hammond,
fnnG' r..,, # "scf this morunR' hem"sns will bo
,COSn1N-i}ec. Int t2:n H. H., Al Lis roadonca ~
FnafI ~ y"Trlssis i, 1t. Tatrlcks Church, t,,cucs
family hru sI1viea.
KISGIi!'ss , Msao1 King. beloved father of lht.
ts%ss;i Saas!s.s shs s.e, r. A. s:an tse ;ss..
~ .!usult Church. the'lco bY e1rf'nHus ~ calvary
s1-Suw York pnrers p1cnso copy.
METlES;;-Ies 4; .. Z of ht,eEin nlnnche eldest
oso 's3'Ss ~ Sysa s1 s. 1"s'a aor
For t1.a ,iurk md silent tn.nh;
ctn.sd n.r pres y n, ,,leathly s'ut'lbsr
Funeral t;s FUN rass e ss ssss TX aSSt Sun
.ay tn ht9 iast ty cn. Y cayas5. Frl0nas OF the
sU ii. jA,'ils and ijsrver papora ploasc copy.
kFALD!Su-Dec. ). ut dfplt!aFia, Hubert. only md
,xenrs month und 1Stlars.
nuKEtE I'LL % KsnG,s w Tx o,cn!nE
Fniigrn' Friday astnrnoon ut o'clock.
SfstrsDS-At Hlnck t,nt. Ill.,. at HH'cock Dec.
Funaeal hGin l!s lite tesieSss it il o'eock a. n
enr siny isnc t. EI!enfs n!n tnvttei.
sH~ienuxh IN. ~ A1Id Hc1a'Id pnpeFa I!casc copy.
ra 5stssn uSs SI 'p S IL Mafiss liz
sSas q Ind iisa ea1 sS sysE a
Fnncrn, Mt the l,ousn suniay at 9:n o'clnck H. M.
frn,ta fcnM tl!o cty wishing to nttaM Gun tako tho
lo'clock lnke stlnro Or l:la hDck lA"n1 train.
Thursday. peo Fn'l!c. youngest dauuiller Ut IT. i.
Williams
tSsssS' is M y Sls 4 nG
CHrreneF-Ntx.. Ut Il ucluck sunday. UoG 8.
, 1880-12-04

nssns:Intan In New Y1rk.
rmsitei.t. SiIs. Xl!.s ,iny .Qn!nn: Vice !rrsl-
t'HIt, Mrs. MMtit'u stanslltld: lssnr''tnr Srtrc.
tsry, :Mrs. q: 4. lstehnp; Fhanr'Ml Secretary,
ilays, and will icrtEn ut Ma.kell ltnIl, sunday
ovo,iinE, upon " "!rcntt fur tho Irish.
THE NEW COUNTY nOANt,.
Tho selection Of Commissioner Purtngton M
Chairman u tho County 1smrtt was mt unIy It
Fnullno SURPRISE to certain ncnhcrs IT TINT
TIM lut0 tho camp Of II INITIAL ntlmlr1ltiu,i
sytnl[catr wit! hnd ting rs sct IN. nut only 70
s s 3stn ," oSs' lie ssna t If S y:
III ca,,rus ,shIet, decided tho Chairman of
fr''fT and VI s ssio = ana sssa ss!' rsSs 'ss
With Wit IL ntter%',s sce ssai withot d * ter I
tr'yidrd hn sHntd nproint a Errtnn mets,tHr
The tieker WAS nut n,ntlu: nwcvcr. and thu re-
suit han hccn tu nnnthIlnto MI those catctl'ss.
II Is snid TINT tho now presiding ostiecr tns dc:
trrHlNca n}Mn thu following appointments. ll
It s. holuved thnt the sollctluii> nrn mt nny
js'sf ihc one, ttat so!!d hays iyet, ,''atlv TIo
following i tho list: Financc. uNp!i: Judiciary,
woNt: cy !tolations. Ilait; pnbl!e linildInv:
scnllt: Tt,wn and rnwn Accounts. Eslier:
| l.!re,tAcs+ Aynrs: itOnts una IlrhEea M!lter.
.laI! mud JUL Accounts, Ethrlnwnl; lihlic aerr-
leo, Fnrre,s. Pnbliu Etceurds. Cuburtl; Printing
ii ii snitl Tilt Commissioner Ayars Ii sotnc-
what Disappointed ny he desired tn retain tho
Chnirlnans5p uf tho Hospital cutnn'tttt. Cnnl-
| inl.soMrr Clark hHd his cAyle-eye IN tho Ctihtf-
IT, Committee, tsha there were serGrtl ttld C0i,,-
| lnIsspsera willing to burden themselves with
| the Committee on rswn Atid T0w11 AccbtlntA. II
il tance,!t that tho selcct!tsn Ut Commissioner
stewart na EhNlrt1ur IT tho Et,fnntlftce TN i'Iu-
lie fsmililliEs s very judcos. nd, ftttsl hts III.
timnto Knowledge Of the business Ut that En1H-
| ,ulttcG. he will 1nMke M excellent ofloer. Tito
| ether !n1purtant Committees lntrn been Hxcet-
rntlr nlecrcd. itlll. nithuilgfi thCrc nrD hcarts
tint will Ne,G. tho lttlIu may rust nesrrd ,thna
| tho business OF tho county Is In E1KMl hnuds.
| f!t. WILLIAM II. RYDER,
| WIN returned from New York lust 'rhurs1ay. In
| furtrH Il THInatNE reporter yesterday morning
! that hn hull nnt vet tnitle M bis mimi hs II
whether hu would decline or ilcccpt the tnt!sn'
Church IN New Ynrx Ciiy. Ths noctpr said tlai
lls trip was very tlcliHhtful mr. and thlt llts
| Nrw York brethren did csnrstlg. III thcIi
pnwcr to mike Il 81. IN fact. nt Tho Now York
nul OF Tho r,zzlIn9 problem. which ,t
! Will have tn deeilE III n fow dnya. 1,r. kyttcI
| snys everything Is favorable to his accepting
tho invitation: tho trouble. llpweyrr. y
hwy he .sn es!ng ntM'se1s IT, 70 scnMsate from hts
to New York lind till,n9 tho very inportnlsl
position which iheru awaits him II u pa:lsi
nue: tint Of p.rtng From his trteus here ~ tflt
reverse. unj It nlny tuke him Sumo days vet t.
make up his mind. 1t ccrtMlny Will be eGyert
tlnys y0t. tho doctor snht hcturp Et utyulge
whit Ills Intentions ts,ny be III tue matter
, 1880-12-04
PROFESSIONAL PRIVILEGE.
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