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, 1885-03-14

THERE is no class of literature so
pernicious to the masses, and espec-
tally to the young, as the flashy story
papers published in the large cities
OF the east and sent broadcast over
the land. They are filed torepletlon
with blood and thunder stories, most
villainOusly written, devoid Of even
the slightest taint of truth, and gen.
orally illustrated with miserably ex-
ecuted wOod-cuts, depicting the hero
and heroine in every imaginable,
impossible and improbable danger,
from which they are rescued at the
expense Of oceans Of gore and ter
rible strain upon syntax and prosody.
A person with ordinary intelligence
wonders how 1t Is that a man or wo-
man can waste time Tenuing such
rot, SIN u Is eeldentthat the papers
are popular among a certain class for
editions numbering hundreds Of.
thousands are required to meet the
demand. II there existed a single
redeeming feature in these literary
(O publications, there might be some
excuse for their existence, but their
tendency, from a to lizard, is bad,
and there is nothing pure, elevating
or refining in single character por-
trayed in the nOxious garbage that
appears from week to week. A sam
pie Of this adulterated falsehcod and
unromantic nonsense is now running
in one of that class OF publications,
purporting to be a story of the Occur
d'Alene mines. 1t is a silly conglom-
Grafton of trash, displaying the dens-
est kind of ignorance on the part Of
the author, II the production Of such
balderdash can be classed as author
ship.
, 1885-03-14

VIEWED through the intensely pal =
tial lenses Of Spokane Falls.-,Sen-
tiHeL.
We presume that 1t is intended to
Intimate that the papers OF Cheney
are in the habit of using impartial
lenses when they take a squint at
anything pertaining to county affairs.
We have always been surprised at
the child-like simplicity, Of the i'm
Partially and freedom from selfish
local prejudices conspicuous in our
neighbors. Cheney has always been
a secondary consideration with the
boys. Locality cuts no figure In the
discussion. Justice is a demi-god
before whose altar they are ever
burning incense. Free from the
passions and prejudices Of this wick
ed world they shower down blessings
upon neighbors, and sit in their
sanctums glorifed by a halo that en-
circles their beatific brows, happy in
the consciousness Of having always
waved the olive branch Of peace,
and had never written augbt against
another that they would not willing
ly have written against themselves.
, 1885-03-14

1t would not only be a just but also
an economical transac ctOn.-Senti1eL
1t would be decidedly unjust to the
taxpayer, who Is now compelled to
pay a much greater tax than is nee
essary, TO go further In debt and pay
for a lot Of trash that in the end
would have to be burned, as no sane
man would pay one-thlrd the sum
asked for the buildings. 1t Is false
economy to buy that for which one
has no use, simply because someone
says that the article Is cheap. To the
outsider a purchase OF the kind
would be declared a shameful waste
Of money, and a piece Of extrava-
gance which would relegate the com
missloners voting therefor to private
life for all the balance Of their days.
WHY should not the commission
ers comply with the will OF the
people and purchase the county
buildingsb-SentineL.
Simply because 1t is not the twill
Of the people" that the county funds
should be squandered for a cheap lot
of rickety buildings that are useless
for county purposes, and would be
an elephant on the hands Of the COM
missioners. It is all nonsense to
talk about putting good money In
property that is entirely worthless.
The entire public would denounce
the act with one voice. 1t would be
a wicked waste of money to invest
in a building Of the character Of the
one now used for county purposes.
We are glad that we have q board Of
. lmmissioners that cannot be driven
to do the wishes OF very small min
ority in Spokane county.
, 1885-03-14
w. T. STOLL.

ATTORNEY at Law
MINING Law a speciality. Real Estate and
W Mining property bought and sold. Eagle
Idaho Territory.
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Neg FORK TIE voscs Ct Neg York "a.
letter exersssed hT ia Is-isistar.
Which d-Gsnded lezisla.iea on the
subject.
Hs~iss-"For . commission. tayo.
commission
RsaRAa-''I have no doabt the gan
tlsnsn would like . eounission ga,
would NOS do anything and voaIa no,
Be expected 10 do ANYTHING. IN the
voice OF the people Of New York eopId
be heard here, instead of the yoica on
its aggregate capital. q ysgy different
voice vocld be heard
linen passage Of arms took place
between keifer and Reagan. the former
denying the statement made by the Iat
Ter 70 the effect that the COMMITTEE on
commerce of the 4Tth Congress vas
packed against the bill, and the latter
reitefating his statement.
Oa motion Of Hopkins an ameud-
Enent was adopted giving United States
courts power 70 issue zrits of msndamus
compelling railroad companies to for
ward freight.
Hammond offered az amendment
providing that no ease brought under
this act in any State court Of compe-
sens Jurisdiction shall be removed TO
any United States court Agreed 10 by
l24 TO 50.
Hammond, in speaking on the verbal
said be believed shat any
rigid rule with regard 10 railroad rates,
or nsld rule - 70 railway MANAGEMENT,
would work evil and only evil to the
people. While there was much to be
said IN favor Of legislation on the sub
leet OF railways, much more was 30 be
said against any Proclusean bed on
which all mast lie, though it took a
knife to make them ft. He knew the
expressions Of railroads, bat he knew
also shat the people needed them, and
svery burden put on them would sooner
Or later come out of the pockets of the
people. be was unwilling that the bill
shoald be voted upon without his de-
starring that, while he differed with re-
laotance from the gentleman from
Texas, he felt compelled TO vote against
his Legislation.
Perkins offered an amendment to the
seotisn Of the bill originally reported |
rom the Committee on Commerce.
creating an Interstate Commerce Com |
mission and defining its duties.
Hammond amended by providing
'nAt tue Commlssloners shall not be ap- |
oointed until the 5sa of March, 1885.
Pending action, the matter went over.
Gibson offered resolution declaring
8 the duty Of this Congress to enact
'uch laws and make such appointments |
10 will enable the Governments TO COM
nence at once the construction Of a ma
y suitable both for offensive and defens
ave purposes in time Of war. Referred.
On motion of Cox OF New York, q res
'lnsion was adopted calling on the Sec
etsry If the Navy for information in re-
lard TO the cause of the death of Naval
;adet Frederick s. Stranc Of Oregon,
rho, it is alleged, died in consequence
4 cruelties inflicted BY the senior ca
lets. The allegation on which the res
tuition is based is that the cadet came
o his death from the effects of 60 call
q horse play" on the part OF the third
lass, he being put in barrel and roll
d around.
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House to Let.

A COMFORTABLE HOUSE, TO
n Feat !. 8 large roomA closets and pan
gys wster laid On gec4 IArgD boArdsd
eellsr; oak grained throaghoat two
elos<s from ssrest r4i.ay; corner Tezik
geod ssnAnL LEgulrs e J. GLxN. 81
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SUMMONS.


II ERRIT0RY OF WASHINGTON.
\ county Of King, 80.
In Justices Court before 8. b. vrooman.
Justice OF the Peace.
To Christian Thygensen: You are
hereby notified that Michael Kelly has
filed q claim against you in said Court.
which will come on to be heard al my
Office, In Seattle. King county. w. T.. on
the 18th day OF January, A. u. 1856. at the
hour Of 10 o'clock q. M, and unless you
appear and then and there answer, the
same will be taken as confessed and the
demand Of the plaintiff granted. The OBJ
ject and demand Of said claim 10 to re-
cover Q balance Of go alleged to be due
said Kelly from you on account Of ser
vices rendered BY said Kelly on or about
the first day OF October. issi. In assisting
20 negotiate the sale of certain real estate
belonging TO you. at your special instance
and request
Claim died December 8 1884.
SIDNEY B. vhOOMAN.
Justice Of the Peace.
J. T. Ronald. attorney for plaintiff. uia
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A Frcnah wnraan viii love her hus-
band II hs 10 either witty or chivslrone
a German woman IL be Il constant and
faithful; Dutch woman II be does NOT
distarb her ease aud confort 100 mGch;
Q Spanish woman II be ureaks ven
aeance on thoes Uho inear her displea
sure; an Italian woman IL be ID dreamy
and poesical; Q Danish woman il be
thinks that her native country n the
hriRhtest and happisss On earth; Ras-
sian il he iespises all Westsrners a.
miserable bsrbsriAns; m American NO
man II he has plenty OF money.
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FOREIGN.
The EaFthQuakes.

MADRID, Jan. IA church, convent.
and go houses we're DESTROYED at Mon
trie by an earthquake, on Monday even
ing.
There was great procession at Gran
ada; l2.OC0 people, headed by priests
bearing images of the Virgin, marched
through the streets, chanting and pray
ing Tor deliyerance from further earth
quakes.
Preparing for a Demonstration.
PAINS, Jan. The anarchists are
preparing TO m AXE a demonstration out
side President Grevy's house next Sun
day, against the return OF Louise Mi
chel to prison.
Decrease OF 8ritish Trade.
LONDON. Dec. lin December British
imports decreased e797, ISL, and exports
=, 1859, compared with December,
1888.
strike CT shlpwrights.
A thousand shipvrights at Hsrtle-
pool have struck against a reduction in
wages of ~ per cent.
Chartering steamer&.
Japan is chartering steamers to con-
vsy trSsps to Corea.
The Franco German Program.
PARIs, Jan. TIT is stated that France
and Germany have come to an agree
ment in regard to Egypt. France will
next week reply TO the English prepo-
sails respecting Egyptian finances, stat
ing her objections to them, and pre-
senting soheme of her own. England,
is is expected, will refuse to accept the
French scheme, and bismarck will
thereupon propose conference of the
pDvers.
werd from Wellesley.
LONDON, Jan. The following tels
gram was received from General
Wellesley, dated KoFti, Jan. Z, 4:l0 D. H.:
"a strong convoy is leaving camp for
Gakdut. General Stewart will take an
other tomorrow for Metamneh, which
We expect TO occupy by the 18th inst.
IL steamer is found there We shall
communicates with General Gordon
without delay"
End Of the hay Roberts Troable.
Sr. JOINS, N. f., Jan. THE Re-
demptionists, having finished their mis-
SION to Bay Roberts, left for st. Johns
beneath triuDphal arches and amid
waving flags and the enthusiastic cheer
ing of Roman Catholics assembled at
the various stopping places Of the train.
I his ends the troubles for the present.
spain Recognizes the International
Association.
BRussKIs, Jan. The Spanish Gev-
srnment has signed convention REQ
eQuixina the African International Az
sociation similar 20 the convention be-
tween the association and Germany.
Gladstsne's Future.
LONDON, Jan. z. William Henry
Gladstone, NJ. p, son of the Prime
Minister. replying at Hawardsn 10 q
toast 20 his fathers health, said that
after ifty years Of arduous public SER
vice. q much further proiongstion Of
the Prime Minister'S political life could
not be anticipated. His father would
doubtless always remain in the harness,
although his labors would be less ardu
oas than those Of men In the political
arena.
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The hrss e.iocy of Jsws in New York
arrived In l69s; tbs city st that time be-
ing under the rule Of the Dutch, Who
gave il the name Of Sev Amsterdam.
In l7o6 the frst Jewish es.nRsssztioa vas
formed. They boilt the &rst synagogse
N III. In ls44 there we're fsuf syna-
eogusss IN 1854 there were twenty. and
AZ praeeDs there are at least forty Ia
Ssw Yerk. 1he whole nnmbeT Of Jewish
houses al worship In the uaised States
ID aboet 50
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@. III. HANFORD,
Girl Wanted.
Rooms to Let.
For Rent.

HoUsE WITH FOUR ROOMS: ALSO
Il . large barn, uitahls for work
hop In the rear Of SullivAn's block. Ap-
Pl ssd e 'oH ca $500 is....
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A Competent Bookkeeper
WISHES EMPLOYMENT. AD-
w dress p. o. B0x lsl, eeas2is. ~
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Giatisasnes Future.


NEW YoRK. Jan. Limited States ga.
l0l; tkfs, li2k; fs. lz1H; Pacific SIS
oiho "A. Lackavanns s6k, Canada
Southern 80, Central Pacific SO, Bur
lington NY, Denver 4 Rio Grande 81,
Erie lx1s, Hannibal d ss. Joe S1<. Kan
sas d Texas 16i< Lake shore 621. Louis
vile a Nashville Ak. Michigan Oentral
81, Northern Psolne i64, Northern
Pacific preferred 84, Northwestern
SIN, New York Zen SIN, Oregon Rail-
way a Navigation III, 0reson Trans oon
ttnentai Ism, Oregon Improvement q.
Pacific Maj 54A Panama -, Rock Is
land 1854. 80. Paul Ia5x. TEXAS Pacific
1854. Union Pacific t6A. United States
Express 20 Welhs Fargo i04. Western
unson A4. Pesro'eaa, steady az 52H.
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For Sale, cheap.

A NEW 81 Balm WAGON. INQUIRE
N Of w. GRAUEkT,
del dwlaw SnoquAlm q. w. r.
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Res, meals IN the city for tssaty-svs
cents a. the Oak Restaurant % Mssn-
in2toa street. Give tf . call. iac
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NOTICE.
INSURANCE iGENCY.

THOMAS R. HUMPHREY. REPRE-
y seniing the best American and Fer.
eign Insurance Companies in the Terri
tory, has removed his office to Lyons
Book store. No. 7l3 Front street, opposi
Smiths Jewelry store. ocN
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~ sase = fssass vofk niraelsi
. ians hss horss % srasa
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SAuRAMxSro, Jan. The Senate
again failed 10 organize today. ovink
70 continued uisccrd among the Demo-
cratic Senators, after swelvs bAliots fer
Prexident yrv tfss-
The Assembly. after makinR nun.
Der Of minor arp Hintnents. ndtoarned
ansil 10 O'clock tosnerrow.
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SAN FaasCIsco. Jan. THE funeral
Of John wieland Tits afternoon was The
largest that ever occurred Ia this city
Carriages we're bozght up By spscola-
tors a. "a. and cold 10 those Who follow
ed the rem aims Of WieiAnd for SO.
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PACIFIC COAST.
The riehbsrne Case.

SAN FRAScrsco, Jan. The Eramiaer
today published long interview With
Edmund Orion, whO returned here by
the last steamer from Australia, where
he went at she instiaation Of Miss Geor-
gina Barring. q daughter Of one OF
the Barring Brothers, the celebrated
Isondon bankers, for the parposs of
identifying Arthur Orion. confined in
the ParamattA Lunatio Asylum At sgd
ney. New south Wales, ~ his brother.
lie states that be did identify him 20 be
such, and be Is, therefore, thorous bly,
convinced that the claimant recently
discharged from prison in London is re-
aliy Roger Ttchborne. He states that
the real Arthur Orton, nov In Australia,
will BE- taken 10 London to further %
tabiish his identity.
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REMOVED.

DR. T. 7. MINOR HAS REMOVED
y bis ONCE 70 Fryes new Opers Honse
Building. rooms Nos. / and 4
Telephone No. 81 ann
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aw fanK, Ian. T.-Goverauen,s
railways nrm. STOCKS Opened
y { decline Of \ 20 IL. New
- osnffsi and LAokavanA beng she
- tuemansiat. before the firsl call
- ue leadership Of Western Uaion
sasancea 10 N. and there
zsss purchases Of Western Union.
= ~ MIST II Q. IN. there was a renewal
aasssnmels ruuors Garrett yes.
49, hsessanR sns credit OF warriors
\ y. eAa capitalists. and simultaneous
- os'Ars a-ade y raid on The market,
e susali u carrying PRICES down
1870. TAs rlmors vers each indi.
10Y deniad, and ske day closed
the slRaeest discovery OF
- L sssshls or any impending. nsv.
~ lea3ing shares deolinea 1 q,
-. - fAai aud I.Aokawans being th~
- safatsza Sabsequenslx
sL issllnR prevailed, aud 4 ralis
apsevsment was Partially lost
=. fsd with kss alehs closing pr,p,..
sssn NE ksadlag and wss.ern Uaiaa
M \ ~ X higher.
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werd from Wellesley.
End Of che BAY Roberts Treable.


BRussxIs, Jan. The Spanish Gev.
eminent has signed convention REQ
eQnixinR the African International Az
sociation similar 70 the convention b.
tween the aasooiAfif q and Garmanr
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1885-01-08

David E. Swan. formerly local eashieI
% che Northern Pacific Railroad at st
Panl, passed throagh this city IN ehsFgt
OF one OF Pinkertan's men. he d
chasRed With the embezxiemsnt OF SSi,
O00 during last snmmeE.
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Ne Important Change.

sssnamI.p. III. Jan. The Board
A Esslroad and Warehouse Commits
Gousrs has decided not TO make q gen
~ revision Of lis schedules Of freight
rsses "a present. Is has. however, made
4 sliQiit smsfldnoens thereto, consisting
q ~ main of additions of new arti-
- q comnsree and slight reductions,
snd very few others.
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The swain, Court Martial.

In the Swain court martial the exam
inalion Of witnesses was continued as
at yesterdays session, almost every
question being met by objections, each
objection preoipitatinR an argument
and every one requiring ruling by the
Court. The greater part of the day was
spent in this manner without ANYTHING
OF Importance being developed.
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Vorabiy.

WAsHrsoTss, Jan. I'm the execu-
tive session Of the Senate today the
Nicaragua treaty was reported back
FROM the Committee on Foreign Rela-
tions with the recommendation that il
bs, ratified
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Asx fosk. Jan. THE Work. has
- tellovtng; George A. saxer left bis
80 siass st No. 81 Chatham street
= ss;ne on the a0ih Of December. aud
- been seen since. He hsd
go, Sis0 with him. His mind has
nuf been affected by the annivsr-
~ q biz aou's death, 70 whoa he
wfy mach attached. when bis
Nc frulen 70 death several years
- sAils sieiehing the fathers grief
stt ovefeoine him, and be has
snie entafely recovered. saxeF
lattasFly the private secretary Of
v NiiAsd. He has also been q
ssscf of laneaaees In q St. Louis in
ssien. Is - sid that before Vii.
Eeahspse cAxer was quite wealthy.
100 many Investments. and at the
- q Wizards failure foand hirnself
..sat q dollar. He then opened a
NtNtA4
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A I,rsmsiie In itient.
A Cswardiy aasier,

FoEr SNrH, Ark, Jan. News h 10
hsea resolved from Cottonwood. indian
Territory, Of q coUardly murder oom-
niiisd there las. night. Il ap
Eafs that there was trouble be.
WEES James, Robert and Isaac Walker.
bzpthsrs, and WIN. Simmons, the latter
hesnq accused OF improper conduct
nsafd Robert Walkers wife. Last
ai<ht while the parties were quietly
hlkinR the matter over, simmons being
rnsfmed. James Walker drew q pistol
nd SHOT simmons, killing him. A
sqss b nov in pursuit Of the murder
m
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President Arthur will ate nd the open
ing OF the Cotton Convention in the
grand ball Of the Worlds Exposition al
New Orleans on February 10. President
Garret, OF the Baltimore d Ohio, has
rendered private car for tae trip.
The Nicaragua Treaty Reported IN.
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MISCELLANEOUS

ADMISSION:
Gentk day, 3 cents skates Included
G.nt ; night = esnts. skates Is cenrsL
Atsr p N, = esntA skates included.
L-s - admitted free. day Or night skates
SsnA Gku sPAN9i.k
9sSt ms MANAGER.
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The electoral vote Of Texas has been
delivered to Vice President Edmnnds.
completing the list.
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u-Yaur. jan 7.-G0old having had
- y.cht Atlanta pat N thorough
- arder. 10 about 70 enjoy q
- ,-uise With his family. The
- iii Be seat IN 3 day or $40 TO
a...s.ou, and Gould and his family
- sboat January 18th for that
~ shsse they will embark. The
80 a. arranged includes stops at
1900. jacksonville aud 81. Angus
~. "a tArsy will visit the Neg Or
-. Frnn.dtiSn. and il - said will re-
- sew York overland. taking time
!. " 1870 personally the railroads of
S.s.hsrn system. Gould will bs alb
-. s,e.u Eev York about four msnths.
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r~xrs Jazz. e.-Ths Lesislatore con
ION today. James MoJnahan,
49, "a elected Prssids1t Of the
3 .r's fhosnas =. St1art, Of Ara
80 "a the hrss ballot for United
- ~. .,sCat5r to sueessd Hill will b
- Among the prominent candi
49, an. SENATOR Hill. for reelection,
- Teller, Ex-Governor Routt
- x-s<uaser Chsffee.
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nays i27.
Al this point Burus, from the Com
nittes on Appropriation, reported the
consular and diplomatic appropriation
bill which vas referred to the Commit
Tee OF she whole 10 appropriates
81, l9l 600. q reduction from the appro-
priAtioa Of the present nscal year OF
% eoe, and under the estinstes,
k4s2.Ooo.
Ths discussion OF the integ state con-
merne bill having been resumed, Reagan
d<fended the measure from the -ttackl
made upon 10 before the holidays by
PHELPS, and maintained that that gen
tieman bad never read the bill. or hsv
Ing read 10, had not ur ders;ood Il.
Reagan declared that tie Leg slatars
which made the promise consisted Of
representatives OF robbers and thieves.
| Wnsn honest men came % tue Lesisla.
tare, the contract which had been oh
tanned By FRAUD and eorra psion bad
bssa broken.
Hssiss. Of Neg York, in Q speech In
opposition 10 The bill said be foaaa toe
| gentleman ffom Texas making ths
| only defenss he had ever heard made
| for tbs Reconstruction Of the LeRisla-
| srres in the Soathsrn States. He bad
4 told the Hoass that the reconstruction
Of the legislature Of fexas had -
sured the construction Of Q great high
way, bzi a. this was sach an oatrAes
tnat when honest men came into powel
sney disrsearaed the bargain, al b,
| Hewtttl coaid say was that those esai
awass euiidcd wiasr than they knew
anaihAs he honest mez vhs came in AZ
n A. ~ lalNrk
leeislasiou a. veil - the scAlavaes did
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