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Daily Yellowstone journal., 1888-12-16

California champagne, rich and
sparkling, for sale ty Bill Billiard =
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1888-12-16

L. +. Backer and T.. q. Whiting, oil
st. Paul, are in the city.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1888-12-16

No trouble to prepare mixed drinks
at the Club Saloon.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1888-12-16

Red hot beef tea atths Club saloon
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1888-12-16

F. II. Lyman, of Otter creek, is in
the city.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1888-12-16

Tom aud Jerry at the Club saloon. /"
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1888-12-16
Amateur DraInatiUs.


Following Is the programme of the
performance given at Fort Eeogh last
night by the officers and ladies Of the
Twenty-second infantry:
HUSBAND TO oRDER-A COMEDY IN TWO
ATS.
CHARACTERS.
Baron de BeAupre IA returned Rmigrani .,...,,...
Pierre Marceau ian Ottcer in the Imperial .......
..........-"..-..-...-..Army) Lieut. Martin
AnAiOle Latour Ia young Lawyer Lieut., Hammond
Phillipeau "a wealthy Farmer-Cousin d..
,....... ......... Pierre MArceaul Lieut.. Webster
Josphine the Baron's Niece ..,.... Mrs. Webster
Elsie the Baron's Ward ..-........,. Mrs Keil
Madame Phillipeau Harvey
To be followed by
LARKINs' LOVE LETTERs-A FARCE in
ONE ACT
CHARACTERS.
Liitleion Lynx "a Law STUDENT. Lieut.. Hammond
Colonel Bubbleton Boyleover. , q. Lieut.. Webster
Isabella Robbins Wife ................ sr. Kell
sally surmise maid Of all Work. 49,. Miss swsine
None Of the JOURNAL force were In
attendance last night. SO nothing can
be said In this issue Of the performance
but Is IL is to be repeated on Monday
night. the dramatic editor will on that
occasion be present and take . few
notes.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1888-12-16
LOCAL 1T M S.

Buy a dynamite hat at Towers.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1888-12-16
No Other Railway in the NmhVed

i'V otuul itullWul IN uuu INUl w Wu0A
has in so short a period gained the rep
uu lion and popularity enjoyed by the
WISCONSIN CENTRAL LINE.
From a comparatively unknown factor
10 the commercial world, IL has been
transformed "a an independent, iniu-
eniis!. grand Through Route, with
magnificent depots, superb equipment
and unsurpassed terminal facilities.
through careful catering TO details ID
has aon for itself IA reputation Of solid
ity, safety. convenience and attention
"a its patrons, second 20 no railroad in
the country. Pullman eleepers, mod
els Of pslaiial comfort. dining cars in
which the cuisine and genera, appoint
ments are 40 10 the highest standard,
aud cOache- especislly built for this
route. are among the chief elehfents
which have contributed towards cater.
ing successfully To n discriminating
public. Located directly on its line,
between Minneapolis and ST. Paul. and
Milwaukee and Chicago, and Duluth and
Milwaukee aud Chicago, are the follow
ing thriving cities of Wisconsin and
Michigan New Richmond, Chippewa
Falls, Eau Claire, Ashland, Hurley, VIA,
Ironwood, Mich, Bessemer, Mich. Stew
ems Point, Neenah, Menashs, Oshkosh,
Fond du Lac, Waukesha, and Boriing-
ton, Wis.
For detailed information, lowest cur
rent rster, hertbs, ETC., via this route,
to any point in the South or East, APP
ply to nearest Ticket Agent. or address
WIN. s. MElLEN. JAMES BARKER
General Manager. Genl. pazsr. a Ticket AsS
MILWAUKEE,
=. n. AnS0t'. Northwestern Passenger An,
No SIG Nicolett HJase Minneapolis nigt,
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nv uIRrIrr nF A CERTATN

By Chewing q Rose,
Real Estate Agents, Auctioneers. anu brokers'
No. north Tenth street.
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Yirrintn.s nnnghter,s Day.


WHEELING, W. Va, October oO.-T0.dly
was Democratic day in this city, and the ia.;
was first made manifest by the unfurl,ug 10.
handsna steamers from the store, and rsi-
dcnces in an parts OF the town. 4 big can
non on the hin above The city walked many
early in the morning and Kept up a regular
caunOnaJiug during the whole day. The
curly trains brought people In FROM
nciEhb0rnr places IN Oaio, Pcnuy
and West Virginia, uniformed clubs Oeiug
present from Pittsburgh. Allegheny 'iy,
Stpubenvile. Marin's Ferry. MOund,yllir,
Brlaire, and many other points, bc'idcs o.
number OF local organizations. crowds
hned the streets on which the pro-
cession had been advertised u move
and gave hearty greetings to the various
clubs and chrered Justify So the sight oi
Judge Thurman. In lhe pIrade b4ndanl
uniforms and umbrellas Were prominent.
The Allegheny city delegations escorted %
mammoth rooster, an1 others earned bi.
pictures Of President Cleveland, Mrs C'cV l-
land, and Judge Thurman. II took forty
five minutes for the procession 10 pass %
given point. This afternoon state orators
are holding forth on the stands in the open
air-the fnc weather making 0pen-lir
speeches possible. Tonight Judge Thur
man will speak in the rink while the torch
HIGHT procession fills the street..
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CENTgE CROSS, October %, lSSS.
Editor OF the Displ,ch.-At the barbecue
al BOWERS wharf on saturday there were
present a large OF northern gentlemen
who have settled on the lower Rsppahaanock
river and p,rcha,ed land, aud are now en-
Gagged in the oyster Industry. Some OF these
have become twisted On the sO-calied Ameri-
can policy and the Canadian fishery queS-
ton. a public discussion was invited, and
Hon. Thomas CroXton opened for the Demo
Gratis. Judge IL. ". Daingcriield replied for
the Republicans, and 4. L. l.. Wright dis
tfict clector. closed the debate
The complexion Of the meeting was
LARGELY Republican, and the Republican oys-
,ermen outuumbeTcd largely the Democrats
Il was admitted iy every Republican
prcscnt that the Democrats had the great
argument on these questions, and these
arguments and their presentation were Z
complete triumph 10 the Democrats. TWAS,
indeed. q score for The Democracy in this
vicinity, and II thev vote the Republican
ticket 10 is because Ephriim /, joined e. bis
idols. 10 has been wisely said, however,
thst political discussions convert few, and
that they only excite aud impel us 20 our
political duty, and il Virginia does not snow
under the Republican party by All avalanche
OF ballots ~ this industrial battle it is be-
cause there has been a iSck Of organization
which is absolutely sine qua NON.
Judge 2. T.. BRtoy. in q brief and stirring
speech, expressed himself as enthusiastically
IN harmony with the great question OF the
hour aud his faith in Democratic triumph.
TARIFF REFORM.
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IMPORTANT RAILROAD DEAL.
The Richmond and DanViiie Seg"'i-
atinS for the Atlantic Coast Line
hysfen.

The following Is taken from The Baltimore
sun Of Yesterday:
The Rlchmo0d and Dsuyille railroad syn
dicate are negotiating for The purchase OF
The control OF The Atlantic Coast railway
system. The negotiations have assumed
proportions that are Of such importance as
10 lead some persons who know Of what y
eoine on inside IN believe that the deal VIII
be an accomplished fact. President VIII
Ham z. Walters, Of the Atlantic
Coast Line system, said yes
terday: cit Is a fact That negotiations are IN
progress Of the character Indicated. OeneIai-
Manager ". Walters, my son, u In fhiiauei-
pha to-day and vii be In New OK TO-
morrow on that business. The Coast Line
has always beena carelully-mlDaged railway
system and II does not borrow or owe
money. It's stock is cot on the market ana
no ono outside can quote it9 vaiue'
Tho Richmond and Danyille syndicate
have powerful following, and II be-
ho0yes All other southern railroad interests
to watch aud study their movement.
The COast-LIne people are IN The posi-
ton that they can sell ot keep their properiy'
and a. they are businessmen they VIII uis-
poe u their railway interest at q price
The Plant railway system, when is llie
COast-LiUe connection between oaNauhuu
and Florida, were engaged in The lecent
deals by which the Richmond Snd DanVbe
secured the Est Tennessee and The Georgia
Central. The tendency u railway business
under the interst1te-cOmmcrce law IS 10
make greater corporations because the
smallcr ones cannot cope with the questions
as they come up. The recent Rich
mond and Danyillc deals have cur
tailed The proportions u the Atlantic
Con.t system. Mons Of the details o' our
neeotiations can be made public now bus
the fact that they are going on Is no longer
secret. Several conferences have taken place
and there has been some correspondence
upon thc subject" The Atlantic Coast Line,
of which the Wilmington and Weldon rail-
road II the best-knOwn company, controls
probably 900 miles II railway. 1t has a
terminus M or near Washington, ID. c. ana
Gno depot ~ Richmond, Va. II follows me
coast line ana reaches Wilmington y. Co.
Charleston. :. C., and savannah. Ga, WIN
connexions 10 Jacksonville, Fii., making
thc great passenger route between The North
and the southern cities OF the Atlantic
coast
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4 CoInnlaint.

Editor OF the Dispatch: some days since
saw q great crowd Of interested onlooker-
near the corner Of Nam and one OF lnc side
street in the central part Of the city lbeIug
stranger cannot give the name 81 TIE -ide
street, On nearing The spot found man
IN clIIiaec busily engaged in crammlng
fye-doll1r bin into "a gnly-crumplcd On
uf wrapping paper. which BE finished IN Ms
hat. telling the people iu the crowd thni theY
.fdid not dare 10 give bin dollar .oI me
mass of paper which he held IN hls mana.
I'm few minutes found bee was pretending
To- put bogus Watch-chalns into the Grumpy
parcels, as well f. bills, and Wltha perpetual
smile on bis bld-i0oAlDg face be was Oiutei"
ing every body 70 take his paper balls N one
dollar apiece. he found several victims IA
the few minutes I stood near, and beng
ciscn.ted ot such spectacle IN public
street stepped up TO policeman
who wa, watching the proceedings and IN
quired n The people were saie with such a
wolf in their midst. lie said the man was
all right and had license TO DO what he was
dong. AMI the people had a right To- look out
for themselves. and II they chose 20 become
victims Il was not the business 81 the officers
oil the low % interfere. one man only dad
see whose package contained anything. ana
the officer said h0 WAS probably pal OF the
Gir. | went into the crowd again, and
when the exhibitor told me ! was afraid to
give him dollar for one OF his Wads OF
paper, asked him 10 open it and let me see
what 10 contained. lie became angry ana
abusive. Whersupon / told him he WAS
.wiudlor and ought 10 Ice locked up At
This the "cuaidlau " II tb, fraud took me by
lhr mm aud pulled me 10 one side and told
Inc that the man, though undoubtedly
snmdler, had u right 10 continue bis " husl-
ness" unmoc,ted; that the Mayor had gwen
him The rIsiI, ana he Was citizen, ana
must not even question ms right TO rob the
people under bis license.
Now, on this Is m nv opinion bo-h. Nei-
Their The Mayor nor the Board Of Aldermen
has any right TO lit out street pirate and
protect BIN m bis infamous trade The oil
Ger eays the man took ont license "to sell
ieWelry." Ilc was uut selling any iewelry;
therefore be d. not authorized D. swindle.
Some sharpcrs went 10 Maine Ouce and
took out licenses 10 sell jewery in Bangor,
Portland. and other places. aud hired car
| rlgl,ts and went into The same business az
THIS man, and the CITY Marshal In Bangor
waited the gentlemen INTO inil aud they
were heavily fined for swindlng. This
ceIcbrated "citizon" would suilyr the same
fate II any body cared 10 make complaint.
Are The people disposed 10 maintain ProWl-
Inc hycna in their midst:
Respectfully, 1. K. a. ELLIOTT.
October y, 1888
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Prom Roanoke cay.

ROANVkE, W, OcI0Nel =, ISIS.
Editor Of the Dispstch; We have just
gotten through with new registration Of
this city. At the last session Of the Lcgis-
lsiure the same was ordered. IL was COM
menced on the 18th instant and ended on
the night OF the 18th. | SIN glad 10
say that our "magic city, will roll
up a handsome majority for Cleveland,
Thurman, Edmunds, Nutter, and Reform.
Upon the close u the registration on Satur-
dsv night itstood: Whites, 1913; cOlored,
COS. Total. 2.3l4. You will see that we
have made large gains. Both parties got
out their full force. | do not Thick that i've
voters on either side were left oil. There
was never such activity displayed before in
this city 10 get a full registration. You
may put Il dOwnas safe for Democracy. W.
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TO RECOVER FEES.
A SUIT BEFORE JUDGE BOND AT NOR
POLK.
Arrested on Suspicion Of Robbing School
House-cottoa- Eavy-Yard Notes
Personal.


Irorrospondonco Of tho Richmond Dispntcn.l
NORFOLK, October 20. 1883.
judge II. l.. Bond arrived here from bil.
tlnlore TO-DAY, and i sitting IN tbe sult
brought by Colonel Callett Gibson, the DIS
lnct ATTORNEY. against william II. Peter,
receiver 81 the late Exchange National bank.
10 recover several thousand dollars charged
~ fees IN the bank eases tried since The m
stitution went under.
Several PARTIES have been arrested on sus-
plcion oi beng concerned in the outrage ON
The pubnc.school house al Zion church, In
The county.
A survey was held TO-DAY on The distressed
schooner Henry Z. liavens, and the board
ordered her 20 repair here.
The shipments Of cotton from this port yes
ierdsy aggregated 1886 bales The receipts
arc running over 2, 900 bales q day.
The night-schOols 81 the Public School
Board will open on Monday for the fan and
winter.
The colorcd Methodists OF Norfolk VIII
hold an indignation meeting on Friday night
aud take action IN regard 10 he compulsory
attendance OF the pupil. q the Mi-sioa Col
lcge on divine worship and sabbath schooi
~ the college. II Is probable the hne OF ac-
ton Will be A request TO the Board 81 freed-
mems Missions Of the United PRESBYTERIAN
Church 10 remove Roy. Nj. wallace, the new
principal ~ Che Mission College.
Laree thrOngs Of immigrants continue
coming This way on the New York steamers
bound West and South. Every steamer
brings LOT tickeicd over the norfolk ana
Western
hon. r. G.. Banks, mayor Of the CITY,
opcncd the Hebrew fair last night Win an
address.
A feet Of twcnty-six large eastern scho0n-
ers are "a Lauberrs-POiut cOahpItrs await
ing clrgoes. The Norfolk and western
traDsuoffstion fscilitic. seem - De- INSULT
cieut 10 supply the demand for Southwest
Nirginla coal 40 this point. Except those
for coal and cotton there arc few other YES
fcl- IN poIt iustnow.
This morning Mr. I. ID. Hunt, general
secretary oi TIE Portsmouth Young Mems
Christian Association. formerly Of Danulle,
lCftfor Snowyille. Pulaski county, where ne
VIII we'd Miss Jennie Abel tomorrow. Rev.
W. =. Bunsrd vii perform The ceremony,
nnd The couple viii no once come 10 Ports
montt % live.
Ihc Ma,nowor len the navy-yard last
night fer TIE Washington nayy-ylrd with
stores.
Thr work 81 hyng down The moulds Of
the now taltlc-sMp Texas NJ the navy-yard
ws- suspended il>f night, and Tire Wor,men
tnt % The gangs 10 WorS. The delay IN
getting matenai from The contractors proDa-
bly BIAS something 90 do with %.
Hon. T. r. Henderson. q -. Louis, Is
here % speak for The Republicans. IL
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SOUTH SIDE.
PUSHING THE pEMOcRATIC CAMPAIGN
III SUSSEX COUNTY.
Bsrbscuss and spenkers-A Good Report
from the Fourth District-ho
More Arrests.
lcorospondonco Of tho Rlcomond Di'pa''h.l

PETERsBrR0. VA. October 30, lsss.
Mr.. Acxaoder Hamilton, chairman OF the
Fourth District Democratic committee,
announces four Democratic barbecue ana
meetings in the county OF sussex uet"eeh
now and eleciion-dsy. Mr.. T.. {. Nenanle'
candidate for Congress; Mr.. ". Il; NC
Kenney. district elector. and Hon PhlIp
Mckinney, Of Farmyillc. aJe announced a.,
among the speaker. Governor Lee WI
speak at The barbecue NJ Waverly on me Gay
before election, when the Domoer ais wiz
take possession q Judge ATnoius Own
hone.
The news received from all portions OF ihc
district continues 10 be highly encouraging
70 The Democrats. In truth, there are re-"
people who doubt that Mr.. =. &. Nena''e;
the Democratic candidate for Congress VIII
receive a decided plurality IN the district,
and that with bis election The RepuDllcan
majority for The presidential ticket VIII ne
very considerably cat down. Ihere are
many negroes in ibis city who VIII vote Tue
straight Democratic ticket this time.
There will, It Is said. be no further arrests
OF Democl attic registrars in this city, a. A.
raneements satisfactory 10 all parties interest
ed have been agreed upon. ROBIN ADAH|
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their high reputation and discussed with
ability, clearnsss. and force the men and
measures OF the campsign. About all Cap
tain WISE had 10 say Of his opponent was
"lIe Is the man beat two years ago, and the
man am gong 10 beat again."
The new registration in the town was very
largo, numbering Il WHITES aud 50 negroes.
DIR. William H0skins. OF King and queen,
IS IN town visiting his daughter, Mrs. Robert
$. Dudley.
Mrs. r. Kendall and her sister, OF Orange,
have been spending some time IN West
Point.
Much regret IL felt here At the death OF
Mr.. X. u. Hart, who died suddenly IN Rlch..
mond last week. lie was widely known ana
was Universally recognized "a an intelligent
gentleman and useful citizen.
Wilson PILGRIM.
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rfo Bonner Democs ptic County OF
thc Enuser Democratic Distrsct

T'ao Banner DemOc pttc County OF
thc Enuuer Democratic District
Correspondence Of tho Richmond Dispnich.l
IffssHyaG, VA, October -. 1883.
Tie canvass iu this county has been large
" conducted by our local talent, VITO are exc
perirnccd sud able speakers and the peers Of
any in the Statc-viI.. John II. Alexander,
ex-Judge y. b. McC abe, John \. Bas,ett,
Charles y. ,Ianncy, j. ". Foster, William +.
Garrett. and our congressional candidate,
General ". II. f. Ice. We bave also had
several speakers from a distance, who have
rendered material assistance.
As The election approaches our efficient
an cntcFprising county chairman, Thomas
l.. Norsley, has advertised number OF
meetings IN different sections Of the county
and our home talent will make things warm
from now until the 9th of November.
This hstriCt-the Eighth congressional
Il the banner Democratic district o.
the state. nd LOudOun county not only
Claims but deserves the hOnOtof being
TIE banner county Of the district. ln
1854 Cleveland. majority in this county
wss 0l7, and IN years past, when even
the success ~ Democracy Ia The district
was doubtful. It wall bee remembered that
Loudcun rolled up 1880 majority and saved
the district On congressional contesO 10y
500 majority. We iccl that The eyes Ot the
state are upon this district and upon this
county. aud our people having had the is
sues OF the pending canvass clearly and torch
bly, presented To them by our able locsl
speakers, there - no reason why old Lou
doun should not do her full duty.
CATOCTIN.
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HTCKsNt.tgAM.
cour, ma,scrs-',uu,,"g Political,

&c.
fCarr..e .ri.n.c of iao Richmond Dispotchl
I...f>,u.u g.. H.. OCTOBER 20. Ise~.
Circuit Court has been In session here Tor
some aat,. rni TODAY lhc court was o,cu-
r..a 0rb tbr case. soi IUhqrd S.. Payne
'oI Pawn. " ilu!,ri These were counteF
san. lor J.,Iq.,.- ora account Of ditch TINT
ISL. emf nroYab tlc lpds of one - The
,.l,t,...r. .r .r,,,cs r,,..,. and thI. vgn4 The
'ccorl t,m. th, n,ttrr had CONT un for
tril Iut to..l,, fD, 'r.riic. interested effect
,l q, ,o,..,o,.,i... each man payinl, his own
co.,. mas. ...e. nave ryfitcd copsi9cra-
Oh. interest owing o. tnr prominence Of the
t,.rf.,s ..nr..rurl Rev. l.. rs. Hubbard, an
',,o,pt d',irr ~ tho Fa,.ron4l Cbu,ch. was
.Ilu.id ma one ald dciencnnt i'm The othcr
smut.
.,.ia,. .f tina ,v,.l, H. sci for the trial Of
Co.,. .,,.,. ,.,... ~ tI,e e,r,,,e and KEYS
,.... f.'.,lr..,l ,..,.,,',,, .. tbr no,ri ~ IN.
,..,,..or. of rr,,In.l,,tn comfy m coupel
t....,t I..yit.. i..uo bond. nf fine cnuuty
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a Fraction OF nh iuch Results IN
Death asd DcsiFucftOI.


DUQUON, ILL. October 50.-lc,icrday a.
ternoon near Bl.usyiile. abou. sixteen mite,
from here, gang OF men were repnh inc the
fron>lruSs bridge, winch spans Big Muddy
river, aud 81 OtGor was given 10 loosen g
order a fraction OF an inch. Toe eirder was
one OF the main support, and Que tIrn Of
the wrench swung The bridge ont u pium0,
snd without "a moments warning the vast
mass dropped 10 tie water fifty feet below.
William Thompson was instantly Killed, aud
Arthur Mcllae. james Campbell. ID. Malield,
John Edmunds, ana Theodore Harris were
fatally iuiurrd. W. II. McRac, Thomas
Robinson, Miles Harris, Frank Leach, AND
an unknown min were seriously Injured, all
sustaining fractures OF legs or arms. besides
severe GUS and bruises. A valuable team oi
horses were also killed. The bridge was the
largest one Of tue kind in the state, 100 feet
In clear, and ~ feet above high water, one
span reaching across the river.
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AIHhMARLE.
The Canvass-The ENpOslsiOn-Per-
HOuat.

HOuat.
lCorrospoudcpce OF the Richmond Dlspatch.l
CHAIR 0TrESyLE. Va, October 80. ISIS.
A larce mass-meeliug OF the Democratic
voters oi this city WAS held tonight 20 con-
sider some of the important issues Of the
canvass. The Democratic call for campaign
funds in this county was responded 10 very
well, a handsome sum having been raised.
v bile the Democrats are busiy nc work
snd are confident Of victory, the Republic
cans Ia this county are not inactive. Gem
eral Roller, their candidate for Congress, Is
now holding forth IN the county aud Is
making . big racket, but II indications prove
anything he will feel very small after the
eih OF November next.
The Chesapeake and OHIO road will sell
cheap excursion rates 10 Richmond for the
next two days, aud large number OF our
col0red citizens wall visit the Exposition and
psrlieipate 10 the exercises on Colorsd Peo-
Plies Day.
Mr. Frank \. Barksdae, Of PHILADELPHIA.
has returned home after short visit 10 his
father, Gf. James ;. Barksdale, OF this CITY.
Mrs. Lille ketchsm, 81 Greensboro, n.
g., = visiting her pareDtS, MIR. and Mrs. W,
W Brsod.
MIR. J. r, Randolph has gone TO yicks.
burg. Miss, where be will spend the
WiUter.
Mr.. VI. Goldsmith and famly have moved
to Baltimore, Md, where they will reside in
the future. W,
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