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Morris tribune., 1886-01-20

3 Greece offers to demobilize her forces or
condition that her claims Tor extension Of
territory will be considered by the Balkan
conference. II.
Professor Fowler, the well-known phren-
ologist, was arr ,sted at Buffalo, N. Y, Fri
day, on charge of practicing medicine
without license.
Owing to the adverse ruling of Secretary
Lamar, Bell telephone stock at Boston FRI
day dropped from 172 to 161, with 100 bid,
but later rallied TO 163. r.ss%s
The Hersey house, Blodgett block and
half a dozen stores at Hersey, Mich, were
burned Thursday night, creating a loss Of
$35, 600, with insurance of S20, 600
The committee on invalid pensions of the
house of representatives has agreed to re-
port favorably on the bill to increase the
pensions Of widows from % to s12 month.
The South Pennsylvania suit against the
Pennsylvania Railroad company was de-
cided against the latter at Harrisburg
Thursday, the injunction being continued.
The remains of four men, who had been
frozen to death, were found Friday near
Benkelman, Neb. In the district of Akron,
Colo, several persons persisted by the storm.
The Rev. William Jones (colored), for the
murder of his mistress was hanged Friday
at New Providence, La. The rope tore open
his neck, and the blood squirting forth,
drenched some of the spectators standing
near the scaffold.
At Erie, Pa, Thursday, Minnie McCarty,
who had been discharged, as domestic, by
Major 8. V. Holiday, attempted to burn his
dwelling by building fire against the outer
wall The flames were extinguished and
the woman was locked up
Business failures, according to Dun's re-
port, are exceptionally numerous in tho
western, southern and Pacific states, which
three sections Of the country furnish more
than two-thirds of the number reported.
Failures for the week ended Friday num-
bered 1892
= During this performance at the opera
hdnse in Philadelphia Friday night burn
ing candle fen from d table on the stage,
setting FIRE to the tablecloth, bat Miss Mary
Anderson hastily extinguished the names
amid stfmu1tuous applause. @g H
II is reported at Halifax, N. s., that
Robin &c Co, q firm Of fish merchants,
which has branches all over the world, are
involved by the Bank OF Jersey English
Channel .isiand). The firm has done bust
ness in Nova Scotia for over 100 years
Morris tribune., 1886-01-20
Returns of the Exchanges.

NEW YORK, Jan. 1a-The Commercial
and Financial says: ''The returns of the
exchanges for the five days ending with
Friday evening as received by telegraph,
though less than for the five days of last
week, made favorable exhibition in com
parison with. year ago The extremely
cold weather has undoubtedly served to
check business and thus reduce the volume
of clearings, SO that the gain over 1885 in
the present statement reaches only 1G.2 per
cent, whereas last Friday it was 354 per
cent. The total is s7s1 49,, 525; outside of
New York, 1914, S13,019 For 1885 the grand
total was s672. $50, $50. IN
Morris tribune., 1886-01-20
Robert Fowler Must Hang.

]: EvANsvnLE, Ind, Jan. ia private
telegram from Frankfort, KY, says that the
court of appeals has confirmed the decision
of the Union county circuit court in the
case of Robert Silas Fowler, who was con-
victed and sentenced to be hanged Nov.
%, 1885, at Morganfeld, KY,
for the murder of Miss Lydia
Burnett It now remains for Gov
ernor Knott to fix the day for the execution
of Fowler This news will be received with
satisfaction by the citizens of Union county,
who look upon the murder of Miss Burnett
as the most wanton ever committed in
southern Kentucky. Fowler is now in Hen
derson county Jail, and will be removed to
Morganfield shortly before the day set for
the execution r---.s.#- son
Morris tribune., 1886-01-20
A nfurderer,s Narrow ESCAPE,

BLOOMFIELD, Ind, Jan. 1S-Three at
tempts were made here Friday night to
lynch the negro Holly Epps, who murdered
Farmer Dobson. The town was filed all
day with excited people, and serious trouble
was feared. The sheriff finally succeeded
in smuggling Epps away to Vincennes. A
mounted party followed him, but he eluded
them and reached that place in safety. Both
of the negroes feet are frozen and it is nee
essary to carry him whenever he is moved.
At one time the mob would have. secured
the murderer, but the sheriff seized re-
volver, bravely defied the whole crowd, and
saved the prisoner.
Morris tribune., 1886-01-20
THE ALLEGED BRIBERY ir OHIO.
A Large Number of Witnesses to be Ex.
amined by the Investigating Conn

Large Number of Witnesses to be Ex.
amined by the Investigating Conn
mittee.
COLUMBUS, Ohio, Jan 18.-The select
committee to investigate the alleged corrup-
ton in the senatorial election two years ago
sent summons to Washington Friday for
s. Z. Donavin, whose letter brought about
the investigation. While Donavin has oc-
casionally INDUCED in liquor to excess, it is
but justice to him to say that he has always
stood well in his party. There are no
charges against him here in Ohio If
his charges are groundless it Is the
opinion OF a majority of the leading Dem
ocrats of Ohio that they can not be dis
posed Of by speaking of Donavin as an 0out-
cast" and just out Of an asylum, or ,adisap-
pointed officeseeker.n A vast cloud Of wit
nesses in addition to those telegraphed
Thursday night will be summoned next
week They include the names of gentlemen
who, If they go before the COMMITTEES and
tell all they claim to know, will settle
forever the charges one way or the
other. There is intense feeling among
Democrats in all parts of the
state, and it would fall far short Of the
truth to say that opinion is not pretty
evenly divided among Democrats as to- the
truth Of the general base of the charge Let
tiers and kilograms have been receiyed here
from Democrats all over the state, urging
the leading Democrats Of the legislature to
Morris tribune., 1886-01-20

BLooM1NeroN, Ills, Jan. 1s-Pretty Katie
Rooney, the actress, and daughter of Pat
Rooney, the comedian, Is here in Jail She
.ad some difficulty with her father while
he company was playing in Peoria, and
eft TO 60 to Baltimore, where she has rela-
dives. Her father intercepted her here by
telegraph, and She was arrested on the east
bound train {
Morris tribune., 1886-01-20
nIisleadin q Statements Reported.

TORONTO, Can, Jan. 18-Lieutenant Gov
ernor Dewdney, of the Northwest territory,
telegraphs as follows: "No Indian depreda-
tions have taFen place since the rebellion
was suppressed. False reports and mislead-
ing statements made by interested parties
are doing much harm, and are invariably
communicated to the Indians, and are more
likely to keep them unsettled than is gener-
ally believed Reports from all parts of the
territory, not only from our own people but
from other and most reliable and disinter-
ested sources, are most encouraging in re-
gard to the feeling and demeanor of our In
Morris tribune., 1886-01-20
First publication Dec. e, 1857
SHERTFF'S SALE.
STATE OF MINNESOTA, -
County of Stevens,

County of Stevens,
District Court.
III. b. Wolff, VS.. Patrick Gannan. rs fEt
Notice Is hereby given, that by virtue of an
execution to me directed and delivered, and
now in my hands, issued out of the District
Court, 18th Judicial District State of Minne-
sofa, in and for the County of Stevens, upon
q judgment docketed in said court in favor vi
III. B. Wolff. and against Patrick Canaan,
have levied upon the following described
real estate of said defendant, to-wit: The
North East quarter (ne4)o Section Eighteen
(lS), in Township One Hundred and Twenty
four t124), of Range Forty -four 90, in the
County of Stevens aforesaid. And that shall,
on Saturday, the 18th day OF February, A. d.
1886, at the hour of 2 o'clock p. M. of said day,
at the front door of the Court House in the
Village of Morris, in said County and State
proceed to sell all the right, title and interest
of the above named Patrick Gannan in and
to the above described property, To satisfy
said Judgment and costs, amounting to
Twenty-six Dollars and Sixty Cents, together
with all accruing costs of sale, and interest
on the same from the 10Th day of November,
1885, at the rate of per cent. per annum, at
public auction, to the highest bidder for cash.
GEORGE H. MUNRO,
Sheriff of Stevens County.
BROWN q CHEW,
Plaintiffs Attorneys.
Dated, Morris, Mimi, Dec. 10, 1886.
Morris tribune., 1886-01-20
VIII Not Permit sundsv Deliyerv.

BALTIMORE, Md, JAN 18.-Postmaster
Veazey, on Jan. z, asked the postmaster
general to authorize one delivery of mail by
carriers on Sunday in this city. Postmas-
ter General Villas Saturday addressed let
ter to Mr.. Veazey declining to allow Sum-
day delivery. He says it would be an limo
walton upon usages prevailing throughout
the country, and would be step in the
direction of an increase of Sunday toll not
warranted
Morris tribune., 1886-01-20
Cashier hubbard sentenced.

CHICAGO, Jsn 1S-B. T. o. Hubbard,
who was tried ip tho United States court
last month and found guilty of wrecking
the National Bank Of Monmouth, has been
sentenced to seven years imprisonment In
the Jellet penitsntiary. Hubbard says tbs
punisknieht 10 lighter than he expected
Morris tribune., 1886-01-20
Cruel Act of Pennsylvania Pedagogue

Cruel Act of a Pennsylvania Pedagogue.
PHILADELPHIA, Jan. S.-Superintendent
Muller, of the public school at Nanticoke,
recently ordered the doors locked i'm
mediately after the opening of the school
and tardy pupils excluded Thursday
two boys named Lloyd and Bradley arrived
late and were so benumbed with cold that
they sank down ON the doorstep, unable to
go home The teacher refused to let them
in to get warm. Finally a neighbor took
the boys to his house. One of the boys
was 50 badly frozen that his legs win proba-
bly, have to be amputatsd
Morris tribune., 1886-01-20
ioody, the Evangelist, in Chicago

CHICAGO, Jan. 1S.-Dwight L. Moody, the
evangelist, arrived in Chicago Saturday
morning from Cleveland. He is stopping at
the house of friend Mr.. Moody will hold
revival services during the coming week at
the Chi ago Avenue church, commencing
Sunday morning
Morris tribune., 1886-01-20

make the investigation thorough and I'M
sparing, to the end that if these charges,
which have been repeated In one form or
another for two years, are groundless, Sen
ator Payne and the party may be relieved
of them, and if they are true that the party
may purge and reform itself.
Morris tribune., 1886-01-20
The Tories Must race the Music.

LONDON, Jan. 18.-9The Times Saturday
morning. commenting on the political sitr
alton, says: ITO stay in Office without q
vigorous effort to grappls with the Irish diff
!fculty would condemn the Tory party to
scorn. To give it opponents . chanoe 70
overthrow them before stAling THAR exist
ience in q bold defense Of the union would b
worse than q blnnder. It would be D cs1mst
A chsllsnge Of The hopae ri eQmw1naf nn4
Morris tribune., 1886-01-20

verdict en- the question of homo rule for Ire
land would obtain 81 immense majority for
the integrity of the emniren
Morris tribune., 1886-01-20
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Hahn Keilv SINKING.

New York, Jan 1s.-The Sun says that
John Kelly is gradually sinking and that
his death may occur at any time
Morris tribune., 1886-01-20
A Plucky Young Woman.

CLEVELAND, Jan. 1s.-At an early hour
Friday morning large farmhouse near
Waynesburg, Stark county, Ohio, caught
fire. Miss Jennie McIlhanney, the owner of
the place, was, with the exception of two
servants, the only occupants of the house.
One Of the servants discovered the
flames and awoke Miss McIlnanney. Rush
ing from the house in her bare feet, the
young lady stood on the icy platform, near
the wall, and pumped water for twenty
minutes Then seeing that help was needed,
she dashed away through the snow quarter
of mile, to the nearest house. When she
had given the alarm she. ran back. The
temperature was 12 degrees below zero, and
Miss McIlhanny was nearly paralyzed with
cold Her bare feet and limbs were badly
frozen, and it was with the utmost diff
Guilty that the attending physician pre-
vented the necessity of ampu tation. The
lady is now in a critical condition.
Morris tribune., 1886-01-20

This new institution, lately established in
Morris, Stevens County, Minnesota, is stu
ated in healthy and delightful spot near
Lake Crystal, and has for its object the train
ing of young ladies in all the branches OF q
refined and useful education. u.
The school year has two sessions OF i've
months each. The first commencing the
first Monday in September, and the second
the first Monday in February.
TERMS PER SESSION.
Morris tribune., 1886-01-20

Board and Tuition in English branches,
bed and bedding ..-.................$60 20
French .................. ................. 6 90
Pens, Pencils and Ink ................... so
20 Lessons. ........................ 10 90
Use of Instruments ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 200
Vocal Lessons (private) per session.. 10 90
Vocal Lessons, In Glass. 90
Drawing Observation-Disclosures. 10 90
Painting in Oil or Water Colors. ....... 10 90
Flowers in Wax. Observation-Disclosures. 90
Flowers-Paper or Muslin. ............. 90
Wax fruit and moulds. observation-disclosures. 90
All kinds of Plain and Fancy Work taught
FREE OF CHARGE to those attending the
Boarding or Day School.
DAY PUPILS-TERMS PER, SESSION
Junior Glass, lst Division. ............... 4 90
Junior Glass, End divsion............... 2 so
Pens, pencils and ink. ......... so
A Private Glass of Fancy Work will be
taught to those who do not attend school, on
Saturdays-per month, $500.
Books, materials for painting, drawing and
fancy work, sold at reasonable prices.
PAYMENTS MADE AT ALL TIMES IN
ADVANCE.
Morris tribune., 1886-01-20
A Less Adventurous Colonial Policy.

a Less Adventurous OOlonIaI Iol1cy. p,
PARIS, Jan. 1s-In the chamber of depu-
ties, Saturday, M. de Freycinet, premier,
announced that the government had decided
upon the Inauguration of less adventur-
GUS colonial policy than that pursued by his
predecessors in office. NJ De Freycinet's
remarks were received with great favor, be-
ing loudly applaa9ed by the majority of
deputies present
Morris tribune., 1886-01-20
sBe11 Teiephone Stock Tumbling.

Boston, Jan. 18.-The effect of the
Washington decision is still apparent on
Bell telephone stock, which Saturday was
down to 1891. At the noon board the GALES
were not heavy, comprising in all 300
shares
Morris tribune., 1886-01-20

wheat-No. white, SsJSc cash: 90c biz Feb
ruary; Ole bid MarcA; {34c May; No. req, S.1Rc
nominal cash; 6S1Ec nominal February; 30 'sc
asked March; 921sc May; No. s red, 8 Nc. Corn
3slsc Oats-So. white. Sic bid; No. 2, 3J1Sc.
Morris tribune., 1886-01-20

w. NJ. RoMINE, Local Agent.
C. n. WARREN,
Gen1 Pass. Agent, st. Paul.
Morris tribune., 1886-01-20

wheat-Steady; cash. 1850 February. 79i4c;
May, SJl1c Corn-T.r.t 30. ,, 3 c. OaLs-
Duff; No. =, sSthc Ryc-Oul: 10. I, 5oc. Bar
ley-Easier; No. g. 5315c.
na
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1886-12-17
LOGAN LINES.

BUSINESS Is quite brisk and We local
Wheat Is quoted at 45c. per bushel,
cash. Oats SI25. eggs 3Oe., butter pc.
The READING Room still attracts
many Of the youth. The library is also
increasing.
B. F. Ritter is drumming up the
northern settlements in the interest OF
Ritter Brothers.
YESTERDAY WAS a very cold day, and
to-day is quite pleasant. From al ap-
pearances We will have q big thaw soon.
J.. T. HAMMOND. the enterprising
bookseller, has a beautiful display OF
holiday goods and one that attracts
universal attention.
a DANCE and picnic Will be given to
the young men Of the Fourth Ward
this evening in Linquist Hall. The
young men have hauled some thirty
cords of wood to the poor of the ward:
and the young bows have sawed and
split wood for all the poor widows in
the ward. The Young Ladies' I'm
provement Association give the ball in
honor of the worthy services rendered
by the young men. We predict 8
pleasant time.
We sEE the familiar face Of Robert
Camm on the streets again. CAmm is
the party who committed q rape on q
Il-year old girl named Elsie Dunbar
q very clear case was found against
him and the officers here did every
thing n their power to make Q good
case. IL went to the Grand Jury and
they found an indictment against him.
But = dried up specimen OF haste called
Hiles. assistant prosecuting attorney
for this district. allows Camm TO plead
guilty TO a simple case OF assault,
ignores the fact that his case has been
before the Grand Jury and before q
lesser court, and Csmm gets off with q
$50 fine. We know Camm and il makes
us indignant 10 think he has escaped,
because be so richly deserves punish
ment. We have been camping on
Camm's trail and we know, that for
years he has been guilty OF some OF the
meanest and most snesking tricks that
sny person could be guilty Of. he has
gone TO the very dregs OF yileness, and
the stencil still hangs around him. We
considered that this present trouble was
simply retribution for his meanness in
wears past. He deserved a ropes end
for the crime he did, bat as he escaped
that the people all felt and hoped that
be would get 8 convicts gaTb ior lie.
LoeAx, December l9;h. 1885.
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METEOROLOGICAL RECORD.

SALT LAKE CITY. December l6. 1856.
signal Service, q. g. Al
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]. II. PEYsER. advance agent of the
Howard Comedy Company, is at the
Valley House.
E E. DICKINSON. assistant superin-
tendent of the Wyoming Division of the
Union Pacific, was in town yesterday.
BURKE. Dempsey, and the balance of
the company, numbering six in all, will
arrive tonight and put up at the
Walker. They Will visit the Theatre
this evening, piloted by "Parson"
Davis.
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Strangers From the Tropics
Visiting this country, will ind Halls
Honey OF HoREHoUSD y Tar, q >U-
perior remedy for the coughs. colds
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cline always engenders. Cub4ns who
have tried il are loud in its praise. In
fact, il has no equal in the phar-
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plants. Procurable Of all druggists at
25 cents, 60 cents and 81. Great saving
by purchasing large size. Pixies Tooth
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PERSONAL.

JAMES WRATHALL is in from Grants
vile.
GEORGE MoRarson is up from Lean
ingtun.
T.. CUTLER, OF Lehi, was in the city
yesterday.
RoBEEr HkSDERsoN. is down from
Willard City.
JOIN ADAMS. Of Centerviile, was in
town OF Thursday.
JOIN WooD, of Pennington, was seen
in the city on Thursday.
JoES 2. BARsEs, Of KaysvilLe, came
d9Ep On bRsiDess yesterday.
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a 25 cent plate Of Oysters every
evening at Gallsgher's Centennial Ar
cade Restaurant, Main Street. 7
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H. DINWOODEY

Wishes to call the Attention of intending Pur-
ohasers to his INN ENSE STOCK of Goods, suitable
for XMAS and NEW YEAF's PR ESENTs. alr eady
on Hand and Arriving Daily.
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Second to None!

Second to None!
oh, tell 20 me We ancient man,
With wrinkled front and crown so bare,
oh, tell TO me
What made your frame so straight and
strong,
And kept you A l all along?
Be frank and freeii
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CHRISTMAS PRESENTS
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In Embossed and Plain Leather also in Pushes.

Fancy Chairs,
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Patent Swing Horses.
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Baby Swings,
Wagons,
Velocipedes,
Toy Chairs,
Toy Desks,
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Fancy Wool Mats,
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1886-06-08
Nuutuaer 716.

lieniiben Diifenidaftliten Expedition burd
ben Sultan pon 9arrar, pel5e elm be,
giebermeteluns entronnener Solbat iiber:
bradt'babe, uerbe pon Der 2ofaIrssieruna
tn Gben officiea beifdtist. Oie @rmor:
bums iei in arbub, swiiden SeiIab uni
@ilbe35a, erfolst, es isien alls Mitsliebe,
Der grpebition nit gini9luB pon euro,
pdii@en Dienern niebersemadt, bic aug
ginseborenen beitebenbe gscorte iei sefan:
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setObtet, ,ute man bisber bebauptet babe,
ionbern nur gu 9efansenen semadt NOR.
ben. Inter ibnen befinbe ii9 Elm Sta!ie'
net, Der Raufmann Sacconi.
Simmer mebr 3eist es iid, baB bus
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Sriiden 9anobill, bic @IaSitons i'm eng:
lii4en Parlamente einsebradt bat, 10 sut
,pie beiieseIt lit. Die conis-uutiuen 9rup.
penfiibrer berednen bic 3abl Der sessn BIZ
5ome Rule Bin itimmenben llnterbans.
mitsIis6er auf 252 gonisruatipe, 96 an.
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rei= Streites sebt es nur Iansfam uoran
Der Yrdiioent bat on gnsIanb. nidt or
Canada, bic gmpfebluns semadt, ss iOlI'
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man nod ni9t. Gein Iddsrli6 1T ss
aber, menn eanabiide gIdtter pon einem
ariss auiiden England ober Canada uni
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Eefesrap6ifde gepe(6sn.
8 { fret d l1ngarn.

Wien, 2. Stunt. 0as @baeorbnetsns
baus bss &ei6ratbss bat ben @eieeents
wurf betreffs Der Seriidsrans Der arbeiter
sesen llnfdae ansenommen.
8ien, 4. Suni. 9ie 0ifreidide
Miniitsrtriis III burd einen gersleid abs
sednbert ,pOrben, inbem spii9en ben OF
rei6iiden unb unsaril9en Resierunsen bic
uerslei6sueiie Wiebererpdsuns Der ges
troleumssO0e pereinbart worben 1T.
Sn 9aiba9 bsrridt pesen bes bem Oi5s
ter auaitaiius @riin srri1teten Oentmals
cine ben Deuti@en feinoIi9e Stimmuns.
9 9weis.
@enf, 8. Stunt. SermutbIib ptrb
Der @raf .. 8arts i'm Sale ieiner Nuss
ueiiuns aus Srantreib ieinen 0obniis In
benz benz Sersos albert p. Broslis ssb6ris
gen S4loiie Goppet am 9snfsr See
nebmen.
Betsten.
YrIiieI, 81. Wsai. Die Maires ber
Brouinsialitdbte in gang 8slsien babsn
bic fur ben l3. Sum- anseiaSten arbeiters
&unssebnnsen unteriast.
Stalien.
Gatania, Q. Stunt. Die ben &ras
tern bes Ietna entlfromenbe 2apamafIe 1T
nur mod 400 DarbS uou bem Srte Ris
coloiie entfernt. Wtan bofit nod, baB Elm
Ebeil oss Srtes wirb ssrettet werbsn t5unsu.
Spanien.
Mabrib, 81. Rai. Der 9ouuernsur
pom Wabrib. graf fiqueua. bat Ii6 beute
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leute IN Osca3euille baben beute Mbent
einen &aufIaben, pel9er elmer Der bortigen
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