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San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1886-01-27
Down With the league.

LONDON, January 26.-Sir Michael
Hicks Beach, Conservative leader, gave
notice in the House OF Commons this
afternoon that the government would
introduce Thursday, n bill to suppress
the Irish National League and other
dangerous societies, to prevent intimida-
ton, protect life and property, and to
maintain police order in Ireland. The
announcement was greeted with loud
cheers. Sir Michael said he would ask
the House to give the bill precedence
He added, that this measure would be
followed by bill dealing with the Irish
land question, on the lines of policy in
Dictated by the land purchase act of last
session.
Sir Michael Hicks Beach, REFER ~ to
the case of Mr.. Bradlaugh, said the gov
eminent was not prepared to oppose that
gentlemen's right to sit and vote in the
House of Commons. The appeal OF Mr..
Bradlaugh is still before the House OF
Lords. The matter now" said Sir
Michael, lis the concern of courts of
law"
Parnell moved that debate of the adj
dress in reply to the speech from the
throne have precedence over the bill to
suppress the National League, Of which
Sir Michael Hicks-BeaC gave notice.
This motion was strongly opposed by
Sir Michael. Parnell later withdrew his
motion.
The notice given by the Conservative
leaders of the Governments intention to
introduce bill to suppress the National
League was greeted by the Parnellite
members with cries of "COwards ~
"Shamew and with irOnical laughter.
The uproar continued for some moments.
Mr.. Ceilings moved his amendment to
the address on the subject of allOtments.
MIR. Gladstone strongly supported Mr..
Ceilings amendment, and the Marquis
of Harrington opposed it.
Sir Michael Hicks-Beach said the Gov
eminent would willingly accept the de-
cisiOn of the House, as they had assumed
office with reluctance and would resign
without regret.
The amendment was adopted by vote
of 800 to $50, the Government thus being
defeated.
by the Irish members with deriSIVe
cheers and cries of Boycott" The
House, at the suggestion of Sir Michael
uiCks-BeaCh, adjourned until Thursday.
Lord Harrington, Mr.. Courtney, Sir
John Lubbock and other moderate Lib
erals voted with the Conservatives
Gladstone, Chamberlain, LabOuchere,
Bradlaugh, Lord Richard GTosvenor.
Mr.. Nevilyan and all the ParnelliteS
voted against the Government.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1886-01-27
MEXICAN ITEMS.

Bonds of the Federal debt have lately
sold in Guaymas at the very high rate
of IS per cent.
A class in commercial technique has
been opened in the preparatory college
Of Orizava.
Eraclio Bernal. the Sonora bandit. is
said to have collected 400 men and is
lowering round.San IgnaciO and Cosala,
and the people are in momentary fear of
a raid upon them.
A Morelia paper says: This city,
capital Of the State Of Michoacan, has a
population of 30, 600 souls and the aver
age daily death rate is two, thus giving
us an average life time. for the people
Of this city, of Al years."
Antonio DiaZ Monforte, of Martinez
de la Tore. Vera Cruz, with dozen
men is roaming through the Papautla
canyon of that same state. While he
prstends to be working for what he calls
religion" and in the interest of the
priests, he is really engaged in brig
andage.
The solitary type-setter of La Tenn
pestad. of Villa Garcia. Nuevo Leon,
was arrested and jailed. The editor of
this tempestuOus weekly had been rails
ing a storm of libel over the heads OF the
authorities OF that town. He hid him
self and then while the printer was at
his case the officers came in, carried him
of to Jail in lieu Of the editor and thus
the tempest ceased.
The geological gardens are to be
opened in Chapultepec. There will be
II section of botany, library of wccks
on natural history and all round the gar
den strong cages to contain foreign and
native wild animals, leopards, jaguars,
panthers, boa-constrictors,e to. Aquarias
for the acclimation of fish and other at
fractions are said to be in contempla-
| ton. Such are some Of the projects pro-
posed by Park Commissioner lrena PaZ,
but they have not yet materialiZed on
account of the lack Of money in the
treasury.
/ The custom house official of PasO del
/ NoTte have had set back. Some time
] since the wife Of Ramon Miravete, OF
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A Solid Front.

CoLUMmUs. Ohio, January 2G.-The
Republican portion of the Senate ad-
journed till tomorrow at 10 a. M. The
Democratic caucus accomplished moth
ing except to resolve on solid front
aad that they will go INTO the Senate
chamber at 1 p. M, Tomorrow, the time
to which they adjourned.
The situation in the Ohio Senate
trouble was quiet this morning. Sug-
gestions come from both sides looking
to a compromise, but nothing definite
for any move Of procedure has been
agreed upon. The Democratic Senators
met in caucus at 10 u. M, aud will like
" be in session for several hours. The
Republican Senators met Mt 10 Il. m,
with the Northumberland in the
chair. All Ofthe Republican members
were present, but none Of the Demo-
Gratis. The journal OF the day previous
was read and declared approved. They
will remain in session about one hOVr
and adjourn till tomorrow morning.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1886-01-27
TRUST SALE.

Whereas D. G.. Franks and Il. J. Franks, on
the 26th day of October, 1882 executed and
delivered to the undersigned their certain
Deed of Trust on Stock of Cattle. number
ing about eighty 800 head, branded II j."
Said cattle running in the range in AtascOsa
County; for the purpose Of securing the pay
ment of their promissOry note for the sum of
SlON3, with interest at the rate of II per cent
per annum, which note is dated the Goth day
of October 1852, payable TO Caroline Chap
man, and is due AT ~ months from date.
And Whereas, the said ID G.. Franks, and Z.
J. Franks, have made default in the payment
Of both principal and interest, and whereas,
the said Mrs. Caroline Chapman, the paycc In
said note. has demanded that | proceed to
execute said trust. Now, therefore, l. jain
y. Camp, the Trustee named in said Deed Of
Trust, win proceed to sell said Eighty Head
of Cattle before the Court House door of
BeNar County, in the City Of San Antonio, on
the 3Oth day Of January, 1886, in accordance
with the terms Of said Trust Deed, aud viii
make to the purchaser Bill of Sale ia ~
names Of said ID. G.. Franks and T. j. Franks.
JOHN +. CAMP, Trustee.
San Antonio, January g, 1856.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1886-01-27
The Sister Of Cod.

The curious workings of the infantile
mind were again brought out by the re-
mark of a four-year-old girl the other
day. A very near friend of the family
was Miss j., who is noted for her char
titles any many good works. Among
other things she had Sunday school
class in which the infart mentioned was
very interested member The other
night, after the youngster had finished
her prayers, she kept very quiet for
moment, and then, turning to her mother,
asked: mamma, is Miss ]. sister of
God ?"-Boston Record.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1886-01-27
Says the People All Want 1t.

COLUMBUS, Texas June IL, lSS}.
DR.. J. J. Tobin, Austin:
Sir-Enclosed find draft for So, same being
amount in full of our account with you to
date. Your Hepatozone sells well and has
gwen entire satisfaction so far. Many claim
that il is the best medicine for what IL is re-
commended to do of any they have ever used
Very respectfully, etc.
c. L. SMITH, Dispensing Druggist.
Yellow skin, headache, sleeplessness, highly
cOlOred urine. are indications of a torpid liver.
You need HcpatOZOne. Call for it.
Loss of appetite, costiveness pain in the
head, dizziness, all show you need II liver
tonic. HepatOzOne is the only remedy guar
anteed.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1886-01-27
Gamblers Raided.

CHICAGO, January Pa gambling
house on No. l34 street was raided by
the police last night. Two hundred and
twenty inmates, players and employees,
were captured and taken to the police
station, where the proprietor OF the
house signed bonds for their appearance
in court to-day.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1886-01-27

Guadalaiara. had. some pearls taken
from her by the customs guards who
classed them as cOntraband articles.
They were fastened on her dress. MIR.
Miravete Immediately sued the guards,
and has Just obtained from District
Judge Gutierrez Allende a decision in
his favor, proving that the pearls were
merely ornaments on n very handsome
a
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1886-01-27

Much credit is due to the invention of the
telephone, telegraph, locomotive, steamship,
and the wonderful ocean cable. But II is but
the truth to say, that for the real benefits to
tops them all. Thousands cured of rheuma-
tiSm, biousness, blood poison and kidney
troubles, know Browns Iron Tonic is the para
gOn of medicine For sale by Ragland &t'O. 3
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1886-01-27
Wild Cherry and Tar,

Everybody knows the virtues of Wild Cherry
and Tar as Il relief and cure for any elections
of the Throat and Lungs, combined with these
two ingredients are few simple healing REM
edies in the composition of DIR. BOsankO's
Cough and Lung Syrup making it just the ar
ticle you should always have in the house for
30 cents and 81 Samples free. Sold by ". l..
Fowler II. COhn & Co, j. ID. Devine j. Clnvin.6
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1886-01-27
DR.. l. V. WEATHERS.
Acute and Chronic Diseases a Speciality
POUND NOTICE.

TAKEN Up, and in city Pound, on Monterey
Street. on AIuIan Greek, about the 18th day Of
January. 1855 a. brown JCnnCtt, no brand. a
branded thus ~ one mouScy JCnnct, branded
thus. Id, H. which will. If not redeemed
before sale h" sold at public auction to the
highest bidder for cash at said pound, AT the
hour of II ole OCk II. H.. ON the 18th day Of Jan
uHry. 1885
~ Bids less than the amount fixed 10y
ordinance will not be received for any animal
put up Pt auction.
PHIL SHARDEIN,
l-2,-td Marshal.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1886-01-27
F6mll8 Endowment Bureau.

All young women DESTROYS of employment
In any capacity, will call at II Augusta street.
Heads of families and business houses rcquir-
ing female help, aS. house servants, scam
stresses, gOyCTncSScs, clerks, cOpyistS, ap.
prentiCcs to trades. etc, can secure the same
10y applying at the Female Employment Blu.
rPuu, No. - Augusta street, opposite the Con,
vent MRS. NJ VI. EARHART.
Ig-tG Manager.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1886-01-27

ARRIVALS AND DEPARTURES.
an and after Monday, November -, MIXED
train carrying freight, passengers and tn"
United States Mail will leave the depot on
South Flores street daily Sundays excepted
at $50 Il. m. arriving at ElmCndOrf at 10 a. m;
thence to end of track Returning from end
of track train leaves ElmcndOrf at 3:4j p. IN,
arriving at San Antonio at p. IN. Freight
will only be received for Elmcndorf and inter
mediate stations, except by special agreement.
Passengers going south of EimendOrf will he
carried to end OF track. l. LOTT,
President and General Manager.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1886-01-27

There are no nauseous narcotics in
Red Star Cough Cure. 1t is purely veg
etable
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1886-01-27
DRS. S. & D. DAVIDSON,
90 TIM
Missouri State Museum
of Anatomy,
ST. LOUIS. MISSOURI
Nervous, ChTOniCE Blood Diseases

Morv especially those arising from impru-
dcuc, invites all 80 suffering to call upon him
without delay. Hi> experience for many years
in the principal Frcuch and German Hospitals
hcimg sufficient guarantee, that al 5" afflicted
will receive the best the latest ami th" most
scientific treatment
Patients. ortho-, living at Assistance, arc in
vircd to write concerning their symptom, etc.
Al letters will receive immediate" attention.
Remember the address: Room No II
ground floor, Mrngcr Hotel, San Antonio,
T,Nus and call at once. H. tn, Doctors stay
is limited
Just Published, and will b" mailed free.
To any address ON receipt OF one 2-c,nt stamp,
practical Observations ON NERvuUs DEnIL-
ITY lND PHYrICiL EXHATSTIoN, to which i
added an Essay ON Marriage with important
chapters on other diseases, being Il synopsis
Of Lectures delivered at the Missouri state
Museum of Anatomy. 10y Drs. DAVIDSON, the
whole forming 81 valuable Medical Treatise.
which should be read 10y all young men.
80 Address, DIR. .. DAVIDSON
i-25-lm Ncugrr Hotel. SAN ANTONIO.
DR.. l. V. WEkTHERS,
Acute and Chronic Diseases a Speciality
Dfr,, No. ~ WEST COMMERCE. ~TREEr.
Telephone lIS.
sT'~I> a graduate OF the jefferson Medical
college April. l4G. l-IGtf
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RAILROAD TIME TABLE.


f., IT. q ; a. IN IIIhUtD.
ONE TRAIN TO NEW ORLEANS DAILY.
Through Express East, Daily.
z. AZ tor New Orleans, Hou ton and Gaive'-
-. ----------- ( % q IN
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The Daily Eight.

Wednesday January u, 1886.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1886-01-27

Fort Worth Gazette.
"Here's a pretty state of things" At
the first state dinner of the President
the band played selections from The
MikadO" instead of the Star Spangled
RknnRrN
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1886-01-27

Shefidan's Condition
Powder Is absolutely
pure and highly con-
ccntroted. One ounce
Is worth a pound OF
any other kiHd. II Is
strictly a medicine to
be given with food.
sold everywhere, or
SiX cans by express, l
The Dillon tribune., 1886-06-19
The Railroad Across the Caucasus,

The railroad across the Caucasus is a.
military ONE. e., constructed primarily
for purposes Of troop transportation, ETC.,
like nearly every railroad in the vast Rus
sian empire. such as, for instance, the one
now building from the Caspian to lash
kend, 4 distance of $50 versts (about |. 1o,
miles,. The places between Batoum and
Baku, distance of S2T versts, IRE few and
far between, and, with the exception of
Tiffis and Elizabetpol, Of no great impor-
lance. The scenery between Butoum aud
Tifiis is grand and varied The railroad
climbs on its wayu mountain Of ). 200 feet in
height-the Songame--and tests of engil,
eering skill are frequent all along the line.
OF course, all this makes this line very ex-
pensive and Improbable, and the govern
ment annually has to put up for the de-
felt. Only one train every twenty-fou-
hours starts between Batoum and I3aku.
The latter town is now sufficiently
known to America as her great rival in
the petroleum line. \ whole book ON the
town aud its wonders has lately been
written by an Englislman, but he confines
himself to the technical points. Baku
has now 81. coo inhabitants. and has grown
to such proportions within the last fonr
years. It is an old town. however and
the presence of napthu here was known
even in the dmmest antiquity. The
temples for fire worshipers. who used to
come here as to sort Of Mecca from all
parts of the orient, have been destroyed.
The fire is no longer worshiped here, but
the oil is. Bakn sent away to Russia and
foreign ports last year no less than Is.
600 pud the pud equals 16 kilos, or B,
pounds.) and the oil delivered on board.
.ati Int I TN. ON
cents) the pud.-Baku Cor. Chicago
Times
The Dillon tribune., 1886-06-19
She Liked the EnilOwue gTost

A young lady from st. Louis was visit
ing her cousin. an Ashland avenue belle
few weeks ago. and together they at-
tended Il Modjeska matinee. "As You Like
It, was the play. The st. Louis Young
lady was delighted
1T was just splendid she declared 10
some OF her friends the next day. and the
audience fairly went wild. When the play
was finished the people didn't want the
curtain I" come down. and cllecrc.! so that
Mrs. Mod lcska had to step down to the
front OF the stage ant! make little s,eecl,
thanking the people for their Kindness.
and asking them to come again some time
Such Il speech as it was. too | never
heard such pretty one in all my life. |
didn't think there was any woman living
VIII" could make such nice speeches. Why.
the language was rs pure and sweet as
that Governor Marmadukc used in his
campaign addresses last fall."--Chicn.o
Herald.
The Dillon tribune., 1886-06-19
FLIES ON THE WINDOW PANE,

A Characteristic AnectlOte of Holman
Hunts Early Artistic Work.
My father was from the first strongly
opposed to ny becoming an artist: he had
had reason To see the ill effe IS of Il loaling,
idle life, and he believed. in accordance
with the general opinion of those days,
that artists We're necessarily of reckless,
frivolous character, and led u useless un-
stable life. So, finding that at school l
scrubbed more designs than exercises in
my copy-books, he removed me from
school when was 12l years old. with the
intention Of placing me in some city Office.
Owing to a fortunate accident was
placed with an auctioneer and estate agent
as sort of probationary clerk, and one
day my master, coming into the Office hur-
riedly. caught me putting away something
in my desk, and, insisting upon seeing it,
discovered that could draw. This led to
inquiries on his part as to whether had
painted, and it turned out that he was
himself fond of art, and, whenever he
could get a chance. practiced painting.
zone day." he said to me, "when there's
nothing much to be done, y0n and will
shut ourselves in here and have days
painting together" and SO it happened.
Here were the tables turned upon my
father with q vengeance! I was get
ting artistic encouragement from the
very employer who should have been
distilling into ME commercial principles.
This lasted about year and half, when
owing to my employers retirement from
business, obtained another situation in
the city at Manchester warehouse, in
Cateaton street, managed by London
agent of Richard Golden Here l sat by
HYNV In
three blank walls and made entries in a
ledger, and seemed further than ever from
my desire of becoming an artist.
But here, too, curiously enough, another
artistic friend ttlrned up, in the person of
an occasional clerk whose business it was
to design patterns for the firms calicos,
etc: Surreptitiously also used to try my
hand at designing, and attained sufficient
proficiency to enable my friend to make
use of my designs OH various occasic is. l
remember an amusing incident O. this
period, which gave me great de ght Il.
the time. The window Of my room was
made OF ground glass, and. having bu.
little to do. l passed my time drawing:
with both pen and pencil flies upon it,.
roughened surface. A good blot of ink
s,1f11ced for the body and some delicate
strokes with q hard pencil for the wings.
and at u short distance the deception was
perfect. Day by day the number OF flies
in that room increased, till one day my
employer, coming in, stopped suddenly
In front of the window and said:. Il can't
make out how it is: every day come into
this room there seems to be more flies in
it, and he took out his handkerchief to
brush them away.-Holman Hunt in
Contemporary Review.
The Dillon tribune., 1886-06-19
\ Bronze Beauty In the Saddle.

The Duchess dues is i'll despair. The
empress OF Austria is green with Jealous
rage. Why: Because their fame rs the
greatest equestrian women in Europe is
about t" fade. The Princess Baryash
Said Mcdtit is here. And who is she?
The sister of the sultan of Zanzibar,
What, a negro: Not quite: and African.
OF course. hut her complexion is ONLY
bronzed. and she is really Il beautiful and
cultured woman. But in the saddle, WHY.
she Is accustomed 10 riding out 10 shcos
mons, and she can nuttloo any circus per-
former in the world. She has :tuml ercc,
on the back OF Il galioping horse and with
aei rifle shot running ante!o,:rs What
ARE 'ui i.ur"i'ean eQuestr!;,!!S 10 herr.
Paris Ter. Chicago Tribune,
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1886-05-11

Peter BerkeyS sidewalk Of
Statement No s. i'll detail
Street grading contracts paid Statement No detail
sewer contracts pad Saement s. detail 51,110.20
Street openings damages paid Statement
'Onehalf estimated cost the
treasury to letting of
owners out OF assessments Statement No 3,
nv, detail, ::.....:. 3,3S2.5O
estimate Statement No. detail.
Peter Berkey President City WOrkhOuSe
cdental expenses, Statement No. B.
James s. Bul1is for building
Statement No in detail
j. A Green's market house
Statement No. detail. OO
Breen 1ongs contract for tagging house.
Statement No. s. i'll detail. 53s %
Market house construction in
tai
Heathcoe Wisnom's engine No corner
Selby avenue and Mackubin street. Statement No in
I'll, detail. ....:..:.:...:.. 5,157.75
men at crossing OF Trout Brook Statement No. 3, in
detail
Erroneous assessments, returned under resolutions
49, Statement No g. i'll detail
miscellaneous lOctl assessment Statement
detail 12S3.11
Dakota Statement in 1850
Wabasa street bridge Statement No
l. NcAlanus lease, paid for municipal
ing the erection of the Market house, Statement No.
William p Murray CITY Attorney court costs Statement No ~
. 3 in detail ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS.
John Weber, Chief Of Police contingent expenses Statement
No, in detail. 10000
Nicole counties Statement No ? in detail ~ "iu 100000
belef to sufferers the Sixth ward by
Statement No i'll detail @'SSo.o9
Reserve Fund Account lands purchased railroad pu1
poses under special legislation and resolutions Cou s15Os
Gill; Statement No. detail.
Certificates of Indebtedness Bank,
T., statement No. NJ 3 i'll detail ;::. 27,5OO.OO
Bank Statement No B in detail
Salaries Statement No in detail
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1886-05-11
STATEMENT NO. 4.
RECEIPTS, YEAR 1881.


statement No in detail
in
received City No.
Special committee Sixth Ward roms
lumber, Statement No detail
fire departing
"a
Indebtedness
esrtlt. In 3elti,-
redemption Of
Statement No. i'll
as per sselhent No in detail
Premium OF on of ybonls(5
balance 600 city
received deai 81
npo the
enel No il detail 1O5OO
blowing muoye
Street gadTgs Z tai $50
II detal
'NeNaH 0N"tllcn' NO III detail 959994
>
include in
accounts under
oiuet pau ny lne lily treasurer the
80 UAiu 'oHn receipts
EXPENDITURES.
Henry Stakey's sidewalk o yearlS
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1886-05-11

MeCtTr

Pmo1y c@rptEs
's@s 70 %
4 @ "a % s % s % h#s 81 asns s
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ssa s sa Pgf IS @ e 9s' 9s!a 80
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LUX Hs Saae s from s 9at 'sp ws S E
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Ea'gsap %cnueu
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Sass sGna sets
D0nssy
Ds s dS s6a @ | 3 @ TOD I % = 3 a
S r H9r faa vita @ @ no % @
A Na5s @ . NC @ % S
sn nS % @ @ ] No. E Canada
% % @ % @Has M %! Inclusive
afa R@ s y aS 5 s H Taa%f a, tsh n
s Mr F s%5 server
NTns asa5e
Warns
S sa FadD
@ @ @ % n9 1s 9Th war" along the edge
@ oi 1 'front.' s s tsd SS ns R Bruno
Noun Damages " " "
a asy ps s @ No
s ss sTa sn s
City orders To"s".,... :.....I
Year
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1886-05-11

Total city bonds January 1st
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1886-05-11
STATEMENT NO. Is.

REHABILITATION of Outstanding City Bonds January
City bonds the
St Paul Railroad
lhefered Statement
Statement
ponds Statement
City to the St Paul Chicago
NO In detail
City bonds issued the Lake Superior Mississippi
Statement No 10 i'll detail
VOcai venenl Statement No. detail
Grand total
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| ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
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