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Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1888-02-06
Talk of Extending the Strike,

PrTTsBURG, Pa, Feb The possibility
OF strike in the Lackawanna and Wyoming
regions as result of the action taken by
District assembly No IT, causes feeling of
serious apprehension among the business men
throughout this section. The opinion is
largely entertained however, that the
knights are playing bold game Of bluff,
ami will not resort to the extreme meas
ure OF forcing their demand by a
strike. Representatives of the large
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1888-02-06
Iowa Miners Make a Demand.

DIES MONIES, Ia, Feb. 6. The miners of
this city aud vicinity held mass meeting
Saturday and resolved to inaugurate a strike
for 800 ton. A committee was appointed
to visit the Pioneer mines and induce the men
to join the strike to secure the advance for
all The Pioneer miners have been getting
the sum demanded
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1888-02-06

WnKEsBARRE, Pa, Feb. @. A terrific ex.
ploiion of mine gas occurred at slope No.
at Nanticoke Saturday evening. Four men
were fatally burned, as follows: David Ev-
ans, John Griffith, Joe Diber and Anthony
Mulax. The first two were terribly burned
and were carried out of the mine wrapped in
hlanl-atS
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1888-02-06
Half Dozen FIRMS Burned Out.

Chicago, Feb. 6-The building Nos. GS
and 10 Wabash avenue, occupied by c. H.
Blakely & Co, and A. r. Barnes & Co.. +,
printers; Schott & Co., importers of fancy
goods; II. r, Eagle s. Co., grocers and sew
era other firms, was damaged 10y fire early
Sunday morning. The two first named
firms will suffer loss of about so 900 each,
and the other losses will amount to So, 900
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1888-02-06
For the Benefit of TraIn-Robbers.

WASHINGTON CITY, Feb. G-The post
office department has decided to arm at the
expense of the postoiiice department all
postal clerks west of the Missouri and Mis-
sissppi rivers. This action is taken because
of the frequent "holding up" of mail trains
by robbers i'm that section
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1888-02-06

LACROSSE, Wis, Feb. g. In order to get
at the facts regarding a report that ex-Sen-
atOr Cameron was in the race for the gov
ernorship, newspaper man called on him
Saturday and asked him about it. The ex-
senator said that he did not consider himself
candidate, but that few Of his friends
were using his name in that direction Asked
if he would decline the nomination, he said
there were very few men in the state who
would decline, but the selection of himself
was too remote contingency to speculate
upon.
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1888-02-06
Tired of the Struggle for Eread.

BALTIMORE, Nd, Feb. G-Mrs. Ellen
Mills, aged 81, Saturday cut her throat after
cutting the throat of her child, but she was
discovered in time, and it is thought that the
lives of both may be saved. Her husband, a
pasterer, has been out of work for some
time and they were without food. There be-
ing no prospect of work for her husband she
determined to put an end to herself and
child
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1888-02-06

NEW YORK, Feb. 6.-Commander WhaleE
and Quartermaster Bowling, of Peter Cooper
post, G. A. R, who were arrested some DAYS
ago for parading on Sunday, have been dis
charged from arrest, the magistrate stating
that G. A. R organizations are exempted
from the operations Of the law governing
such parades
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1888-02-06

New YORK, Feb 6-At Sundays meeting
of the Central Labor union the Progressive
Musical union complained of the numerous
street band musicians playing for pittance.
who are injuring their business 1t was re-
solved to call upon all labor organizations to
refraiu from patronizng such musicians
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1888-02-06

ABOUT this time the Dakota editor be-
gins to talk about the beautiful climate
and to denounce the stories of the bliz
card as weak inventions of the effete
naai
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1888-02-06

WASHINGTON CITY, Feb. O. The depart
ment of superintendent of the National Ed
ucational association will meet in the hall of
the Franklin school, in this city Feb. IA, for
a three days session. Professor N. C.
Dougherty, of Peoria, Ills, is the president,
and w. r Thigben is the secretarY.
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1888-02-06

BIRMINGHAM, Ala, Feb. G.-Tom Ellis.
editor of The Hornet here, was shot by
Detective Sullivan Saturday night on ac-
count of a libellous article published against
him in that paper. Elliswas shot.twice. He is in
a critical condition with very slight chances
of reppvarv
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1888-02-06

PHILADELPHIA, Pa, Feb. G.-Thrty union
compositors on The Item an afternoon and
Sunday paper, with large circulation, struck
Saturday morning. The paper declines to
join this union, and is getting help from the
federation of printers, of Kansas City. 1t
came out as usual
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1888-02-06

ST LOUIS, Mo, Feb, ct is announced
here that the stove manufacturers of the
United States ere in secret session in Cincin-
natl 1t is understood that they are trying
to form stove trust to restrict the produc-
Iinn of SlnNnS
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1888-02-06
DAILY ARGUS
JOHN w. POTTER.
SATURDAY. FEBRUARY A. 1888.

In Morocco, women who talk scandals
are punished by having cayenne pepper
rubbed into their lips. 1t is evident that
the sewing circle is unknown in that
country.
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1888-02-06
Bad Fire at Oakland CITY, Iud.

OAKLAND CITY. Ind. Feb. Gone of the
most destructive fires that has ever occurred
here took place Sunday morning. destroying
the business houses OF Thomas Dryden,
George Bohrnet C. y Kicker, and Auek
Bros, causing a loss Of SIS, 600, on which
there was an insurance Of S2I,OOO
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1888-02-06

PROVIDENCE, r. l., Feb. - In the
supreme court Saturday morning Chief
Justice Durfee granted divorce to Fiorne
L. Wilson, from Levi CDoc0 Wilson, on the
ground of extreme cruelty.
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1888-02-06
Having I,un WIN sure Death.

MEMPHIS, Feb q W IN Summerville, an
ls.year-old boy, was killed Sunday night by
contact with an electric Ii shL wire One of
the Brush lights on the ground, aud Il
lot of boys were having fun with it by touch.
ing it and being shocked. Summervile
touched it with piece of hoop-iron and
was killed almost Instantly by the shock.
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1888-02-06
BRUSHED INTO ETERNITY
ELECTRIC WIRES CAUSE TWO NOVEL
AND FATAL ACCIDENTS.

A Coiored Man KiIlei at Buffalo and q
Boy at Memphis-BOih Fatalities Caused
by Brush Wires-DeadIy Crash on II
Pennsylvania RaiIwny-Three Deaths AT d
Numerous Serious Imjuries.
BUFFALO, N Y, Feb. As Robert Tay.
Tor was driving down Michigan street sun.
day morning bis horse suddenly dropped
and, at the same instant, he received strong
electric shock through the lines He recov-
cred from it in II moment, but not under
standing what was the trouble with the
horse he got down out of the wagon and
stuck the animal with the whip. This time
he received such shock that he lay for
some moments unconscious. A colOred
man who htd been watching the queer
proceedings with much astonshm-nt, Of
fered to help get the horse up, hut ms soon
as he touched the animal he fell forward
upon it and scceechei for five seconds. Tay-
Tor was so hurt and frightened that he could
do nothing TO help himself or the negro, and
it was not until iHtrUlmen Hennessy and
Haley arrived that the truo state of affairs
was understood. TUey pued the colorea
man off tho dead horse, aud soon had him in
the emergency hospital, but lie died imme-
diately. His watch key and knife wern
found to bo highly masnetizsi His face
was badly bioated and his hands were burned
to the hone
The Brush Electric light peopl. found that
broken telephone wire had fallen into the
street aud crossed one Of their wires The
telephone wire was fpuni tangled about
the horses feet but toe doctors think Nor
ton got his shock through the horse, AZ both
hands were burned, showing that the circuit
had passed thrUush his body.
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1888-02-06

Clocks are awfully dissipated they
keep all kinds Of hours.
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1888-02-06
The Special Delivery n Success.

protested, and the commissioner withheld
the lists until Monday.
The Grenada gazette., 1888-12-06
Our Grent ONar

In another column we announc.
the particulars of our special club
o'ng arrangements with the Weekly
Detroit Free Press, paper SO well
NnoWn, by reputation at least, that
any special mention of its great
merit 5eems scarcely necessary.
nile one Of the funniest of papers,
1t does not depend alone on its hu-
morous features for its popularity; it
IS equally noted for Its literary ax-
cellence. The best writer's of Amer
lea and Europe contribute to its col
Amns, indeed. our readers will find
the Detroit Free Press a perfect cy-
ciopedla of the best current literature,
When the great cost of production is
considered, it is q matter Of wonder
now SO Interesting and instructive a
journal can be furnished for 90 low
price as one dollar year,
We know that every one of our
friends will be benefited by reading
The Free Press and we congratulate
Jurse yes and them on our ability to
Furnlsh it with The GAZETTE for so
.ow price as $215. It is certainly
IN opportunity Of which all should
AXE immediate advantage.
The Grenada gazette., 1888-12-06

The dispatches from Washington
Territory say that c. harIsy Voorhees,
son OF aenator Dan Voorhees,, has
been defeated far Congress from thai
Territory. The dispatches. however
do not tell the whole story. Char.
ley NoQrhees has been the delegate
In Congress from that distant Terri.
tory for four years. He went to the
the Northwest ten yeara ago from
his home in Indians and goon be-
came leader in the Democratic
ranks. He ia young, good-looking
brainy fellow and bachelor. Last
summer. while at his old homu in
Ind lana, he fell in love with pretty
young lady and they became engaged
to be married. When he went back
to Washington Territory the report
of his love affair had gone in advance
OF !him, and he found it had not
made him any friends. The women
OF the territory were dead against
him. He was going out of Washing
ton to seek wife, They fought his
election from the very start, and they
are great power. They have beat
Ell him simply because he failed to
select his future wife from among the
cherry-faced girls Of the great North
west.-Exchange.
The Grenada gazette., 1888-12-06

Grover Cleveland has q popular
ma jority of the votes cast in the
United. States Of about $4,000. We
believe the popular vote should elect
This would do away with pivoted
states, the Solid South. etc, and
would give the majority of the VIII ole
people full voice in deciding Nation
al election. AS the law now stands
a minority often elects Presidents to
rule over a majority, who prefer
other men and other principles. This,
1t seems to US, is at variance with the
true meaning and objects ofa Repub-
lican form of government.-Ripley
Sentinel.
The Grenada gazette., 1888-12-06

The New Orleans States define.
the word "Scalawsg," thuslyi
"A G0alawag is au -CQnfederat
soldier who, after the war in which
ne was physically crushed by fore,
II arms, came home to crawl anc
faWn before the dominant faction OF
MS donquerers, recanting the princi
pies, which residing in the soul Of
every native Southerner, are as i'm
mortal as the soul itself of CQnstitu
Lional liberty and the supremacy o.
the white race, This in terse detini
ton, is what we call scalaxap
We make no distinction between :.
scaIaWHg dating back from 1866
and one dating from 1884,
The Grenada gazette., 1888-12-06

A good old cQlered brother is sair
to have sent word to the Bisbor
to send a minister out to his church
IN Alexandria valley last SUNDAY
His request was worded as foil ows
' Send US Bishop to preach. ifyor
can't send Bishop send usa Slid.
ing Elder; if you cant send us a Slid
ing Elder send US a Stationar,
Preacher; if you can't send him sen,
us Circus Rider; if you can't spar,
MIN send US Locus Preacher; i
you cannot spare Locus Preacher
SEND Us an Exhauster." That set
lied it and he got preacher,-An
nistown Watchman.
The Grenada gazette., 1888-12-06

The Arkansas Traveller Chewing
Tobacco still continues to lead as one
# the best tobaccos in the market.
1t is sold by IL dealers, and is re-
commended to give satisfaction
Those who have not tried the Arkan-
,as Traveller should buy plug, for it
IS free from grit and injurious ingred,
Ients. The manufacturers, Messrs,
Ninfree, Adams & Lloyd, Lynohburg,
Va, are among the largest tobacco
nanufacturs in the United States,
and of their many excellent brands
here is none better the Arkansas
Traveller. II combines exoellent e
with cheapness, which places it
within the reach of all. For sale by
%iinsburgeF d. Vile.
The Grenada gazette., 1888-12-06

We attended, church the other
evening In company with HaIk
RIfer's old girl, Sarah. When the
contribution box was passed we in
tended to chip in quarter but got
nod OF dollar by accident. After
the service we went to Deacon Jag
gers, who runs the Lox, and request
ed seventy-ave cents rebate. He re-
fused to make it, saying that the
Lord never allowed discounts or re-
bates. The Deacon being this sort of
man, the Kicker does not hesitate
to record the fact that he broke Jail
at Akron, o., twelve years ago, and
Is still wanted In that State for biga-
my We have been keeping still on
him because we were trotting Sarah
about, and because.the deacon claim
cd that he was doing work for the
Lord In this locality. We have given
Sarah the shake, and we shall now
stand the deacon out to public view
tn way that will make him anxious
to move before Christmas.--Kicker.
The Grenada gazette., 1888-12-06

Mrs. DeWinks-Why, how happy
you look!
Lovely Daughter-Such news! !
put in claiu for $3.50 for my trunk
and the railroad official said it would
probably be paid very shortly.
Mrs. De Winks "a week later
Mercy! What's happened?
Daughter-Oh, I feel miserable,
wish ! could die. Everything goes
wrong.
Dear me! Has the company re-
fused to pay that claim ?N
mo, they have found the trunk -
The Grenada gazette., 1888-12-06

Texas Siftings has long since estab-
lished cosmopolitan reputation as
one Of the greatest humorous Jour,
nals ever published. 1t is also an
illustrated paper, and in this line is
equal to Puck. or the Judge. TT e
regular price Of Siftings is $4.0O ! er
annum. AS an inducement to sub.
srribers to the Gazette we have ma e
special arrangements with the pu =
lishers and we now offer Texas Sit,-
ings and THE GRENADA GAZETTE
for the astonishingIy low prtca 4
$3.50 per. annum for both papers
The Grenada gazette., 1888-12-06

iap tGsstiuh tshien nae agitafed
tha public 4ind since the RiectiBn is
the proAabia policy OF tha hepubli
can admiuis,r ratioH towards the
South, 1t remains question, and
will, pntil after the ith, of MsrcG
next. Fhe South struggled bgayely
for 4 quarter pf a century uadst a
Republican government when the
iron heel Of political oppression
was piaaed with unpeIanting cruelty
upon il, and yet she rose slowly but
surely until she now presents the
most promising country on the globe.
The South Possesses natural advant.
ages which makes her Independent,
aud were she to bGild UP home in
dustries and engage in msnufacturs
ing she could soon defy competition.
Manufactories Of every description
could be successfully carried on here
andwould keep millions of dollars in
our country which annually go to en-
rich = section which uses the same
dollars 10 our detriment.
The South is gradually waking Up
to full realization of the situation
and before q great while we hope the
merry hum and rattle Of machinery
will he heard throughout the South
Let the Republican administration
be what it may, We must look to the
upbulidtng Of our section and make |
this bright, sunny land Of ours truly
"the garden spot of the world, lex.
The Grenada gazette., 1888-12-06

senator Voorhees,, OF Indiana, tell.
An indianapolis Sentinel reporter Iha
Aeis confident the Republicans spenr
81 900, 900 to purchase votes IN tina
State an Terre Haute,n he says,
the minimum price paid for vote,
was Sl5," and he mentions one case
where man received 5000 for his in
tiuence. TIE Chairman of the Re.
publican Committee of Spencer
county strengthens this statement
by confession which we publish j,
another column, in which he aver
that he paid from $40 and upward.
for votes, or "tloaters," as he dub,
them, This must be very gratifying
information tor Mr.. Harrison. .uMem.
phis Appeal.
The Grenada gazette., 1888-12-06

Two toothmarks left In an pie by
a burglar-Chandler Jones-at Ha-
zlehurst, Ga. led to his Identification
and arrest. One Of the prints was
left by an lngrowing tooth and Jones
was the only man in the neighbor-
hood with such a tooth. "And thus, ~
sagely remarks the reporter OF the
incident, "another apple has caused
mans DOWNFALL
The Grenada gazette., 1888-12-06
A Coon Beats q Buli T-rileT

Twenty-Five sportsmen witnesspd
a short time since at cleveland, O., q
fight between bull terrier and a
raccoon from Gallon. o. Each ani-
NAL weighed twenty-four poupd..
The match was for s25 side, the ,jor
to kill the coon in twenty minutes,
The coon turned upon itn back, ustug
its teeth upon the dogs head 0ad
neck, and in sixteen minutes the
dogs owners gave up the fight.
The Grenada gazette., 1888-12-06

HR. L. c. Wgcr's y ,;,tr s. Nm TREAT.
tEsT, agGHfnhtEsd s,r'tttlt t"' l!ysterta Diz,
i"aimc.G, Srr,Iiu. i1,... ..t,rt,.,... ..s ~
!rt Of aI"nl,ol Or tobAFE., .AakGfulneas, Llen-
nj t"nE"~~'"r. S"fto''i v .'ftrn Rain r.m. n.
az .; Ii,,nnl,t uini i 5,-iL, 10 misery, DECAY
No draih, 'r"i, lg'" y, Age, fEarpeuDeys
"Ss III pu""r III t.'hgr .LN. iuEUiuatary
pssSs snI hperGlaturrhna cailscd by over.
xertion "F 'hn hrnin, rrtf-.3us,, OF oror-in.
ulge:,,s.. In,.t !,"x uon,.,lls Jnr uiui! Ia c
Lre4tment, ,t,M u boz, orsix boxes for 500,
'eht by mail pr"nnid on receipt ofprice.
WE GUARANTEES SIX BOXES
70 cure "ttr cNS.. with ouch order rrre: yed
by US for six boxes, accompanied with $500
NC VIII send the purchaser our written guar
tnlse 10 reiul,d Tho money II the treatment
does not t'fect II cure Guarantees issued only
oy branum Gaodwin, Druggists. Sole
Agents, Grenada, Miss. ,rsSs)
The Grenada gazette., 1888-12-06

Mr.. Dine Rogers, conductor on
the the Illinois Central, fell between
the cars Of hls train near Kosciusko
Junction on Friday night last, and
was horribly mangled. Fragments
or his body were scattered for over
200 yards.
The Grenada gazette., 1888-12-06

Honor is one of the highest and
hoolest elements possessed by the
human race, it is 3 jewe! above all
other jewels. Show me a man With
out honor and I Will show you low
mean, vile creature beneath the dig
ply ofany !s1tleman or lady,
The Grenada gazette., 1888-12-06

lher@ are three modes of hparing
tho Ills Of life; by Indifference, which
II shH most ronmonI BY philosophy
which 10 the most ostentatous, and
by religion, which is most ettectual
for it is religion that can teach US to
bear them with resignation.
The Grenada gazette., 1888-12-06
hlRsUrE CtECTRoLYsIS.
Destroying Hair by sisaas of u Saedle
Hsated to in.a Qts ,cence.

Destroying HAIR by sisaas of Ssedle
Hoateh to in:aqas >cence.
The methGd o'f iestrps GIs halr foIIcles in
the pores OF the skin bs means of needle
heated 10 ineap pacScanee by an electric cur
rent sfter insertion, has, says the Electrical
H'uesc, set many woman rejoicing in the
annihilatiap OF mustac1es of various de-
grees Of Visibility, or GeIhaps in the path
pisde between meeting eyebrows, or even
/ in tia destruction, root and braEeh, of a
stubborn tuft Of irgrowing from cheek or
jaw iika sedge grass 10 field; and she has
| thanfed slectpicitp for tbs removal Of at
| least one incubus to beauty. doubtless re-
iatne in conddeuce the deplliatory expert
enee as one OF the wonders Of that great
| torco.H
| But is il truly wender when q white hot
| platinum needle siuges out the root of the
han thai it kills the hars How could it be
| pthcrYise. What is to h!nderl" as the man
| said when called upon to admire the Falls Of
| Niagara as a great wonder OF nature. And
he gave desoriltiop of his idea of wonder
THAT the watel should flow up the stream
and ascend the falls.
III this case the method used would be
much more truly wonderful if the dermaeol-
ogist should reverse the action Of his appa
ratus and raise capillary crop I'D lIbitssn.
As Carlyle says ''Instead Of carrying the
torch for burning lot HIM WELD the hammer
for building"
Picture to yourself gilded youth sitting
in an operating chair like those in tonsorial
emnorums, having side whiskers or mus
tacha germinated according to the whim Of
the hour, while thcre could be a resurrec-
ton on the shiny occupits of those whose
forehaads extend preuy well toward tho
spinal column,
II Captain Gulliyer, of blessed memory,
gave as his Judgment that the man who
taused two blades of grass to grow where
one grew before was worthy of the prize
offered by the King of I.llliput, how much
more shall pe the reward of those who
cause spears Of hair to grow where none
grew before-that is, since before the war
As the locomotive has not dispensed with
the service of horses, so the sepand form of |
this apparatus would not obylats all needs |
of its present application. For, in addition
to the purposes before alluded to there |
would still remain men desiring more or |
less of a beard removed, yet not wishing
either to shave or to be shaved, and then
there would still be those desreus of pos,
ing as chronological phenomenon, who
would have the area Of the forehead ep-
.arged accordingly.
All these matters furnish promising
field Tor those who can reverse the action
Of hirsute eectrolytic process, and raise
,aRil larry crops. The field may not be en-.
Irely oyerrun, for there arc everywhere
)9psQls who, like the knight in Huoi-
oras-
The Grenada gazette., 1888-12-06
Splendid Equipn. 7nt! Magnificent
Coachesl Pullman Buffet Sleerersl
Trains Always ON Timel

The working arrangements between
lie MiRsissipi'i & Teuneaaso and tue
illinois Central Railroad insures the
prompt handling Of freight business
prwarded over the Mississippi and
tennessee Railroad, shipments reach.
ng destination following day Of de.
livery at Memphis depot.
Rusiness consigned to the care Of the
.':~-i"&ippi & Tennessee Railroad a.
'Irmphis, meets with despatch viz
this rOnte.
&c solicit your business, and re1ues;
vnur calling upon agents for in
formation, etc,
4. J. KNAPP,
General Freight and Ticket Agent
Memphis, Tenn.
The Grenada gazette., 1888-12-06
HEEsADA GAzTTsR.
THURSDAY. DECEMBER 6. 1883.
aANgn FROM THE WRECK.


Fnllsri All, Luclus, tell me, is It fate,
That We alone q all the sFeat
phnclal crop of 'SS
Are left aboard the Ship Oh STATE?
IAnar: Alas, illustrious newC.J.
THERE'S dreadful truth in whst you
say;
Spared monumen Is we stand ta.aay
With all our props swept clean away
rulier: Alone we ssand, ah, Lucius O.
Such painful tiestiaspt Is too al
lamar; And yet dear Melville, ! should call
II worse II there were none at all
fHtlsr: True, fellow Remnant, I'd not
thought
OF hleesings thai ths wreck hath
wrought.
And by your counsel an, taught
That anything is more than nought.
Lamar! And We are something,
fRlsri Very t.us
Enough numheP one we numh her TWO
Lamar Oh, Melville, Melville, suoh a .oke
A. such momant, makes me choke
Fallers Don't worry, Lucius. I'm in State.
And you are my Associate.
! am landmark, Luoius O.
Lamar; And aloRe can say, "Me too"
-sWashington Post,
The Grenada gazette., 1888-12-06

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