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The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1885-12-20
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In nav Of ths action Of The DCsssnt
DsmocEAtie Administration in SlosinG
he canon Mint. the Index Of that city
Snnot re how any NOvAdAn can give it
his support.
Replying 70 the above narrow mind.
ID Strietnre, the Silver State discharges
the following broad-sids iptn the de-
ftnSeless Republican organ; "wsll.
EsvAdAns did not support Cleveland to
any great sxtept when hS raj running
for President. though the party which
nominated him Was the ayoEed friend
OF u great industry-silVer mining
and nov he Il returning the compliment
By giving very little support to Ne
vadans. Ne shall feel under oblisa-
lions to the Index. hoWsver. lift will I'LL
n. how We can better ourselves. John
sherman, the father and protsetor nf
National banks. the fnsnd Of the gold
bugs. and the incorporating enemy
Of silver has been plAced'in the highest
position at present in the gilt Of the Re
publican party. so Nsvadans Can gain no.
thing BY going to the Republicans. The
Index. as well as all other true friends of
silver in the State. nov looks to the Dem
Oersts in the HOUSE OF Representatives,.
not to toe Republican Senate, to pre-
Vsnt the suspension Of silver coinage,
But the politicians who try to make po-
1licai capital ont Of Cleveland's oPposi-
hon 70 silver will not admit that fact.
There are too many in nevada who pro-
IsSSto be friends of silver that place
Republican success far above that OF the
Shiei product OF the State. rs Was shown
By the election returns a year ago."
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1885-12-20
CONCERNING I'm pxsrO,.
IN. Y. Sun I

l oAu
Contracts to pay money are co.,,,o,.
BY debtors to deliver . commod;,-
Ct which the amount is limited. Th.,
arc in this respect like contracts 70 a..
liver stocks, wheat, pork. petroleum. o,
anything else that il bought and .o,J
II more Of them fall due ut Auy tim.
than can be readily satisfied With tL.
stock OF money then obtAinable, IN,
makers Of them. that is debtors. get COR.
nered. AS the phrase goes, aud have IN
pay whatever creditors can squeeze GU,
Of them. This happens every time
panic occurs III the money market, ami
It has happened several times within IN.
past thirty years. The case with which
debtOn can thus he cornered is III, "a
suit Of the enormous disproportiou BE-.
tween the outstanding contracts in mop-
ey md the actual money supply. Tn.
total mount: immediately. AvAilabl. in
this country for the payment Of debt.
does not exceed 500. 100, 900. Their. /,
more Of it in the country. TO he sure.
but it is not where it can be speedily oh
tanned. The amount Of debts due I'm
demand or on short time is. on the other
hand, to national banks. 81, 800, COO.
900; to State banks and trust compap.
les. 5000, OO.OG0, aud to savings babL,
$500. uCO, 900. Here alone il IA total al!
- ltn NM non h..TN.. al Al a " ,
to private bankers and other pr.
Nnte lenders. for which debtor.
are liable to he called upon at .uy
moment: As IA rule they are not often
thus corncred, hut they are hone tho
less rIpo-ed 10 the danger, and it IA
clearly Of vital importance that they
should be restricted an little as possible
IN obtaining u supply Of money when
they iced II. The owners of money ara
interested. OF the contrary. IN keeping
the supply ~ small as possible. 40 that
they may get both a higher rate Of inter-
rst for 1t and mOTe al purchases Of
property whenever 0CTncr IN money
gives them an opportunity to squeeze
{ cir debtors.
There il II creA, cIamor just now Cd
the part Of muney lenders, aud Ot those
Who rympnthize with them. ngnins, 10.
crrnsing the supply Of money by con-
tlnuing to coin silver dvllars. They
frankly say that this coinage will event
u'liy d. rrrcIate money. and thus d.
niiEish their gains. II the coinage goes
on, S2s, 500. 900 u year will be added to
the currency II II is stopped. the cur
r'ncy will he Stationary, and, through
the consumption OF gold In mAnufse-
lures. and the arts, aud its annually de-
creating yield, dollars will continue TO
grow schruer and ncarcer and more and
more valuable 10 creditors profit and
the c"rrespOndIng loss h. debtors.
One Of the vital ISSUES involved in tho
silver controversy IL whether the supply
o! money shall lie restricted by cca-!ug
TO Cuiu silver dollars. or whether II shall
be increased 10y continuing the coinage.
The advocates 81 silver 10 not ask that
gold shall cease to lie legal tender.
They propose 10 have il kept in reserve
foI cinr'gcncir-. They only AsS that
silver IL, added to Il 40 that debtors may
be less easily cornered IN time. Of panic.
Is this C~ureaspuAble7
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1885-12-20
J.. T.. MOHGlr.
County Tr-ssurrr and
EIOMri" TAI Receiver.
Elko. Nevada. Dee. LIST Isz5.

A London dispatch SAYS: The cleo
iions have decided it To- DO n most Ger
tain that the Liberals w.It BE- in the
minority Of from tTot to four aud many
TuiuOIs ARE current respecting the Prob.
able course of events. The only thing
certain II that Lord Salisbury will MT
resign before the meeting oil Parliament
Several ministers strongly urge imme.
dintc resignation, hut il Lord Salisbury
aud Lord Randolph Churchill ngrec to
stay III, the rest must abide 10y their lie.
cisIuu. The LiDr rails are widely diyid.
1d a. TO the policy the puTiy ought to
pursue. Much remark was orcasiunrd
hy the fact that the conference held
ut lIawnfdeu this week, No radical,
have been included. The truth Is Glad
stone himself Is now the most advanced
of the Liberals un the Irish Question,
During the Cabinet d]iascn,iuns last May
Gladstone supported Clnmbr %rinin'r
lT!sL proposals, the national council III
clnded, which PuTneii Vas ia II read, l.,
accept as II ilunl settlement, but which,
tue majority Of the Cabinet voted dovn.
when the result Of the present election
became known GlOdstUne seems H. have
Resolved at once To come t. terms with
Pnrnell mud Ia accept the scheme of
hotue rule, certainly %cmbOdying gnnrau.
tees Of the integrity OF Tia" Empire. aud
probably saving the property rights Of
the Irish landlords. lIis c~oiI.,vurs
have heard with dlsmny that their lead.
'r was prepared io enter into an nlIi.
uncc With purucll. publicly ~ ac"cpt
hiS support, to turu out the Tory Gov.
cfnineut hy his help, and tlrn To sub.
mit To Parliament whst he terms u ron
stitntion for Ireland. They =, monstrat.
cd strongly. reminded him he mad
found it Impossible lAst Summer to in.
ducc the Liberal party To- sustain n much
more moderate scheme. and expressed
the belief that the u ndcr 10 pnutll
now would shock the country AMI prob.
ably ini'' tho result being u dissolution
OF Parliament, u fresh election aud "A
large majority against the now ConIi.
ton. Gladstone has 81 lded 70 these
representations and the project has
beeH shcIycd for the present.
P"rneli meantime is putting ont feel.
crS to discover how much HON, rule he
Inns " chance Of eIt0rtiug from the pres.
en' Parliament. Justin Mccarthy says
that Ireland will he content with lcpisla.
tive powers equivalent to those Of an
American SUITE. O'Connor says that
CaDadn Is the true precedent TO follow
and insists that That Ia the minimum Mr
fafnell will accept.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1885-12-20

A convict named Johnson, who three
days previous had served out = term in
the State Prison At Carson for Larceny.
OH Saturday discovered that Gov,rnor
Adams and family vcre absent from
home. lIo went DELHI ra,ely TO the
house, rang the door hell which not be-
Ing answered, he went To the rear Of the
house and broke in by . window. lis
movements were watched, however. aud
he "as arrested AZ hc emerged from the
building With what nlysTTATs he could
AID, upoH hh psTsoa.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1885-12-20

Notice 10 further gwen that 10 per cent. on
the amount Of 's.h item II orlginsi tax sud -
costs Of advertising Tor csch item viii be col.
locted In sddilIon to the amount II original tax
IN esch " sAii csscs u delinquency. aud II
sid "rigin.i tsio.. penalties aud cosis Jo not
sooner collected or psid 10 inc ihsi I Will Al
O'Clock =. ". on Nondsy, the 18th day ~ J,nu.
airy iss', al ihe font door u Tho Court House
OF said county. II the town Of EIEo. therein sell
go ~ szsy p>sss u ssA aSaSIbsS pep.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1885-12-20

cry f"r the total smouut Of the ,rigin,l tel.
p'nHliy ADD eos'ssri oppu.its to zach parcel
ih'r'oi respectively. above - the person -
per-ous who will pNy Ia. amount II the ortg.
iHAl ',I. p"ualty AnI cost. Tor the smallest IAr.
eel Of the properly Gr-,ribed upp.-iIe thereto
respectively. Ia each ca-. 81 delinquency. md
that all properly -uld at such sSlr sud each
parcel thereof, Ia subject To rrd.Inp.iou within
"I months after ia" date Of sale by payment
q all ~ -Aii -rms ssAiu-i the SANE. - .,,h
parcel ih'Tc"f respectively. with ) per cent.
pr month thereon. from the IAis u said sale
until paid.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1885-12-20
NOTICE OF DELINQUENCY AND
SALE FOR IAXES, 1885.
0TKu Of NKyApA.l
Cocnty Of nko.

County TrsAsursr's omss In and for EIke
County.
I. L Z. Morgan. County Treasurer and FL.
oneio Tax Receiver. In and fer said Elko eoun.
~. do hereby give notice that there IL now
payable At my enes and delinquent for the
nseAl year ISIS. on property situated In said
Elko county. the following amounts of taxes.
pensittes and eos,s. due from the psraOD ct
persons and owners. and = said lien sEsinst the
property within uAmei. and described oPPo-
site each to the other respecuvsly. In the FOL.
lowing list TO wit:
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1885-12-20

Judge Dawne has gone to Portland 10
court investigation Of the recent charges
made sgAinsI him.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1885-12-20

s4iilsas4 S.sA. p.-tA HasS -
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1885-12-20

Wa her Mr.. h~ag!utte. Elko.
Wet ~ feet of lot ID. UIock I, Town
. III.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1885-12-20
TouItll J r. CaTlin. Hous- on
lot l., block G.. Town OF LLriin. 40

Unknown Owners. Flo. lots
]. IA t.i.G. :. =. ., 10. II IA. IS. II,
u. ~. II II. 70. % Il "a. 1J 4 q,
BIZ \, own u EIKo &c
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1885-12-20

I nfuO1n OSner-, TccomA.
Full .iug, furnacr AL engine In tho
tow II Buci. T,cUmt MiIiug BE-
trici. RlkO Co. New. formerly
Ownei by I. q. EEicmau. So. Soo
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1885-12-20

Total amount duo ............... :;
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1885-12-20

Thninas Daniel, Tocrina. Dwell
Ing hOuso aud corfalI STOUT lH feet
~ ia III Rh trask aud Aioul IUO
feet fast Of Telegraph sud ticket Of.
hCo la town 81 1ecUma.... .... IS
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1885-12-20

Wines Norman. South RUBY. II.
tie H. < :, at = " \ sec ~. 4 ~. X
( sEs ofs seea&S / ! Of
" a Sec u n " y "fS
Sec II. r ~. II -
PosS ciSim o. y y ~ SEN 4 lots
I 4 4. So ~ 4 \ l. a Of , = h
10 ! ~ y l. \ Soc r -. II 81, A
lot 9 Ui y T. q 4 lot 8 OF X "
sec q. 4 40, u ~ with Improvement 2
EpF.nual Pr aFtr 4
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1885-12-20

Wllt'rson. J.. A.. T~uscarorA.
li"is ." about ~ feet west Of " Et
Avenue aud Abnnt i25 .ss sOutn Uf
Cd IudepsD IN . HOSTING " rks.
Ne shown on on iai M y ~ Town
OF IiscaIora OF unmarked ground
~ B!oct NJ, owned aud occupied by
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1885-12-20

Ilnlc Thomsa. T~unearuA. Uouss
Aboit 80 feet SUst Of lbo SASsJO
mine. IA - occupied 10y IhVs. Rue,
a. = dwelling. Town VI lusCAfUIa. II
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1885-12-20

Total amount DUE.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1885-12-20

Hosch Amos. TuscatoTa. House
h sIAbirs GU BlH. y aDIuI TO- feet
list - lOiH I Ain said BIO h..
town o. I arIEiOTa. .... .... $50
Per Vbal pIvpsI) zee. zee. 2,u75
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1885-12-20

fArthing Mrs 81 s., town u EIko
Lot A. Block
Jhts !, 2. 3 and I Biz 10, town OF Ii
10 with improvements zee. a. IS,
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1885-12-20

TUtsl amount due ...... ....l
Hartley Robert. Sprucemont house
az EOIts sIse Of Ma n street about
100 f--i north Of ~ rucemont MOTEL
o ne AMI occupied by Robt lIsTt-
Icy, town bt spucmunt ......-...... 100
ftEsouAl IrOPe.t!--............- lsS
Total NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. 3
General taxi. ..... ......
Ten pet G. 1t of Isq.-.. 80. So.
COsi of adv ei tIsing 49,. 80. .
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1885-12-20

olm,r 4 Salisbury Glover v,lloy
TIils 70 4 y Sec 4. 4 ~. u ga aud n
b \ u Sos ~. and y u 81 sEAh
O. y ~ y " IA h a Of = h a
sec T., Il 4 y OF n " q 4 y y Of Y
D. \ sc 10. r %, X o. wI,h lmpruv
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1885-09-05

CROSBY & HILL, Wilmington's en-.
terprising dry goods merchants, offer
great reduction in dry goods in another
column of the REPUBLICAN to-day.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1885-09-05

GEORGE WILLIAM CURTIS has
been very quiet since the appointment
OF Eugene Higgins. Evidently some
thing struck him very hard.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1885-09-05

AS will be seen by reference to an
other column, County Treasurer Her
bert has responded to our request to
publicly state how much money was
paid for repairs on Third street bridge
last year. He has very kindly COM
piled with eur request, and in the New
| Castle Star states the amount to be
| g., l34.29. This Is, we admit, consider
able-sl, S65 7l-less. Mr.. Herbert has
computed the year from January &c
January, while we are not sure that tht
year should not extend from the frs
Tuesday Of one February to the other
the time, we believe, when new mem
bers are sworn in, ard when in on
opinion the year should commence
From January ! st to the first Tuesda!
in February, considerable money coul'
be paid away for repairs. However
} Mr.. Herbert has done his duty, an
intimates more than his duty in givin
the information required, for which b
has our thanks.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1885-09-05

The smoking Of cigarettes BY boys
and young men has become one OF the
curses Of the day, and Is having most
damaging and pernicious effect upon
the health Of the rising generation OF
men. That this Is true Is proved by
the carefulness exercised by the United
States Government in the enlistment OF
cadets in the navy. Every year 3
number Of boys enlist In that arm OF
the governments military service, who
are taught to be good sailors. Hun
dreds Of boys apply, but many OF them
are rejected because they cannot pass
the physical examination required, the
Government demanding sound boys
for Its purpose The Scientific Ameri'
can IL authority for saying that Major
Houston, of the Marine Corps, and who
Is in charge Of the Washington Navy
Yard barracks, says that one-eftt OF
all the boys examined are rejected on
account Of heart diseases.
| His first question to boy who de-
s,res to enlist is "Do you smoke ??
1 The almost invariable answer is, nj
SIR" but the flushed face and the tell
tale discoioration OF the fingers ut once
show the truth. The surgeons ssy
that cigarette smoking by boys pro
duces heart disease, and that In ninety
nine cases out OF hundred the rejec
tien of would be appren does on sccoun
Of this defect comes from the excessiv
use of the milder form OF the weed
This Is remarkable statement, but on
that cannot be whistled down the win'
as the extreme views Of some crank re
former. coming rs 1t does from sue
high authority, and based upon th
results Of actual examination, going OF
day after day, and month after month
1t Is entitled to earnest consideration D.
the public. 1t is q warning to parent
that their easily obtained permission 10
their boys to smoke cigarettes is In
! furious tolthem. The Scientific Amer
, can adds that boys INDUCING in th
, cigarette ought to be treated to liber'
F., doses Of rod In pickle" until II
. nauseous and injurious habit is broke
: up,
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1885-09-05
WANAMAhER'S,
PITT AbsLrfftA, Saturday, sept. d

PaftAbfLrfitA, Saturday, sept, ., 1888.
Millinery things are taking
shape of course; and you
look for a hint or two. Felt
as we'll as straw is plenty.
Scarfs and ribbons OF silk
and wool and tinsel verging
strongly toward the dress.
stuff reughness are plenty
sc2.ns and scarf material
even bonnet-string s Of bouclt
mohair and metal as strong
in color as rough in make
up.
Too early to draw con
3 cluslons for others ; not tot
d early to see for yourself,
East Of Arcade steps.
o Shall we let out a secret
is There isn't a halter in tow
to that hasn't got his hats--th
4 styles were settled six week
~ ago. Did you think tn
Of hatters made their hats W
stairs on Friday night to Sc
80 on Saturday morning An
-. yet in a week or two there
of be a chorus of hattie
u. October styles v!'
'rs You needn't wait for Il
chorus. Most OF tine styl
u, are ready and plenty of hal
for Would you rather pay t
ven extra dollar or two :?
.rd Northeast corner.
sa Fine-wool check and pie
dress-stufs are coming
en- en-. freely the coarser and ha
her wool shortly.
The general tact abe
has them, so far, is roughne
ent Fine lines of bright color /;
' rare. Strong contrasts
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1885-09-05
Geronims,s Run for Life.

TUsCoN, Ari., Sept. 3 A Fort Bowie
SPECIAL says Lieutena ant Guy K. Huse,
lust returned from Mexico with thirty
two men, having made 1000 miles since
May 10, has In charge fifteen Of Geroni
mos squaws aud children as prisoners.
He reports that in the late fight Geroni
mo picked np his favorite child and
rushed out OF the camp. Then he was
surprised and had to run the gauntlet
of fifty rifles, the best shots OF the
Chiricahuas and San Carlos tribes, e,
was shot twice and dropped the boy
and ran covered with blood and with
his left arm shattered. His squaws
who are among the prisoners, say h
was shot through the body. Some o
them saw he Ia dead,
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1885-09-05

THE massacre of the Chinese in Wy
oming Territory is simply disgraceful.
No crime is alleged or charged against
these men. They were simply China
men, striving like any other man to
make living. The perpetrators of
this foul mas acre should be- hunted
down, captured and punished, even
though the gallows should end theil
lives. The Chinese may be objection
able in many respects, but this ie nj
reason why they should be shot dowI
like ravenous MASS Of prey. The gov
eminent sho, Id In vestigate this matte
to the core. anu no guilty man connec
ted with the massacre should be per
mitsed to escape.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1885-09-05

POSTMASTER General Villas has lit
upon another thief and appointed him
Postmaster Of Bridgeport, Indiana. The
new Postmaster was convicted OF grand
larceny in January, 1874, and sentenced
to five years imprisonment. He after
wards secured a new trial, and on a
plea of guilty, was sentenced TO two
years Imprisonment. He served his
time ont aud has lived to get his re-
ward. Measures are being taken tt
have the prison bird removed from Of
fce. What pity it Is that the admin
istration has to bs mortified 30 often b,
hitting upon thieves In the selection 0
candidates.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1885-09-05
ID EtiISTEk'S ORDER.
X, KBeIsrBR's OyyIcH,
NEW CASTLE COUNTY, 1TL.,

'
August l3, 1855. '
Upon the application OF annie A. Gustus,
Admiuistratrix OF David Ii. Gustus,
late of wilmington hundred, In
said county, deceased, tits ordered an
directed By the Register that the Admins.
t-atrix aforesaid give notice Of granting o.
letters af Adm inistrstton upon the estate OF
the deceased, with tho date OF sranting
thereof. by causing advertisements 10 DC
posted within forty days from the GATE OF
such Ietters in six Of the most publio places
Of the county Of New CASTLE, requiring al
persons having demands against the estate
TO present the same, or abide by an ACT OF
Assembly in such case made and PROVIDED !
| and also cause the same TO be inserted within
| the same period IN the DAILY REPUBLICAN;
| a newspaper published In wilmington, and
| 10 be continued therein three weeks, teod.
| l~l Given under the hand and Seal
| L. 3. }ofOttice Of the Register aforesaid,
| f~~Sat Wilmington, IN new Castle
| County aforesaid, the day and year ABOVE
| written. l. u. en- Dr., Nos io.o,: -
| NorIcR. -All persons having claims aeains
the estate OF the deceased must present th'
came. duly attested to the Administtatrix
90 or before the 18th day OF August, 1850, O
abide the Act Of Assembly In sucn case mad
"A' Administratrix.
| or :. T.. SIN it'll. her atty, SUI MafKetstree'
| Addrssg, wilmington, Dei- au'
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1885-09-05

g, aFE DEPOSIT BOX Is NOW READY.
Annual rent from o. TO $40, according
to size. FIRST NATIONAL BANK.
aul22m
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1885-09-05

THE administration has made 40
many mistakes in appointing officers
that Dem ocr attic Senator's and Congress-
men have requested the retention OF
Republicans In the departments a.
Washington. The Atlanta Constitu
ton does not like II, and says there
will be big sensation about 1t some OF
these days.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1885-09-05

CKAND LUNCH EVERY WEDNES-
l. NrrsCHKl'S. los Z. 1 bird ST, auz9l I'm
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1885-09-05

I'M KLINE'S GREAT NERVE RE
Dh. storer is tho wonder of the age FOL
all nervous diseases. All tits stopped nee
Send TO No ISL Arch Htreet, PhiladelpE!A.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1885-09-05

MCSwEENEy, the suspect, is still
lying around Washington, waiting for
an office, but although he has been
swapping his fingers at the administers
ton, 1t has never been attracted to ward
him. Now, ii only McSweeney was a
hief he would stand some show.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1885-09-05

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