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Los Angeles daily herald., 1888-11-11

THAT everything is not lovely in the
Republican camp is proven by the op-
position manifested in influential Repub-
lican circles to Blaine taking position
in General Harrison's cabinet. The
Plumed Knight is the Warwick Of Ameri-
can politics just now. No party was
ever in SO helpless state as the Repub-
lican until Blaine, in his Florence and
Paris letters, furnished them with key
note. For Mr.. Harrison to ignore the
signal services of Blaine during the late
eventful struggle would be an instance of
ingratitude which the records of the
Neville family could not supply. The
com plant is that if Blaine were in the
cabinet it would be Blaine
and not a Harrison administration
The same cry was raised when
Gen. Garfield triumphed over Gen. Han.
cock by scratch in $780, Garfield dis.
regarded the clamors then, when the
objections to the Plumed Knight we're
far more logical and potential than they
are now. When Garfield appointed
Blaine his Secretary of State, Grant and
Roscoe Conkling, both determined
enemies Of the Pine Tree statesman,
were alive and surrounded by hosts of
followers. Blaine's services to Garfield
were nothing like as important as
those which he has rendered to Harrison.
He simply threw his own almost
overwhelming strength to Garfield,
thus securing his nomination. There
is reason to believe that he
nominated Harrison, and he undoubted-
ly supplied the issue on which that gen.
tleman was elected; reinforcing this SER
vice, during the campaign, by versatile
powers OF oratory and persevering labor
which it would be very ungrateful for
Harrison not to recognize. Even thus
early in the career of the President elect
it is quite evident that there are breakers
ahead. To ignore Blaine would be to
invite the enmity of the most alert and
magnetic leader OF the Republican party,
whose friends are legion in that organiz-
alton. To appoint him a member OF the
Republican cabinet is to risk the certain
danger of being eclipsed and to ALLEVIATE
the large coterie who are Blaine's ene-
mics. Here is the dilemma. In the
words of the title of one of Bulwer's
novels, "What Will He Do With It?"
Los Angeles daily herald., 1888-11-11

THERE seems little doubt that both
the Rodeo de las Aguas and the San
Joaquin ranches are sold to Eastern syn
dicates who will subdivide and colonize
them. There is right at the door big
boom. 1t will not be speculative, but
for actual settlement and improvement.
The county. which registers thirty thou
sand voters this year, will roll up list
four times as large for the next Presi-
dental election.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1888-11-11

THE Republican procession last night
was an immense affair. 1t was good.
natured and enthusiastic demonstration
of gigantic proportions, and was wit,
messed by dense crowds of people who
lined the sidewalks three or four deep all
along the line of march. 1t is creditable
to the victorious party that it got up 60
large and thoroughly an equipped parade
in 30 short q time.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1888-11-11

The Los Angeles Daily HERALD, always
loyal to Southern California, in its issue
wednesday, the morning after the cleo
ton, heads its editorial 1.-The Decks
Cleared-The Work of Development to
BE Resumed" and devotes all its ed
itorial space to the development of city
and county, laying aside the political
issues. We heartily join the HERALD in
urging our people to ''get down 10 work. .
The election is over; let us make the
country bloom and blossom. II The Al
Los Angeles daily herald., 1888-11-11
Patriotism in France,

PARIS, November 10.-In reply to a crit.
icism upon the war budget in the Cham
Der OF Deputies to-day, M. Freycinct
insisted that all hopes of helping it were
in vain; even necessary preparation for
war required nothing except an effort in
order to insure the defense of the coun-
try. A great nation must maintain its
honor: [Cheersl. Nobody is surprised
that France desires to secure her inde-
Pendence in the face of all Europe. M.
Freyclnct's remarks were greatly ap-
Los Angeles daily herald., 1888-11-11

THE death of Captain William Bland
ing creates vacancy in the Board OF
Managers of the Soldiers Home, and it
has been suggested that it would be pro-
per to I'LL his place with some we'll
known gentleman residing in Los Ange-
les, as the Home is located here. The
HERALD endorses this suggestion.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1888-11-11
LITTLE DELAWARE.
She Nay select a United states Sena-
tor After All.

Dover, Del, November 10.-A move.
ment is on foot to contest the election of
A. B. Richardson, Republican, in KaEe
county, on behalf Of D. NJ. Ridgely. Dem
ocrat. The effect of unseating Richard
son would be to make the Legislature a
tie on joint ballot and prevent the elec-
ton by it Of United States Senator,
thereby placing the appointment in the
hands OF the Governor, who would, oi
course, be expected to name a Democrat.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1888-11-11

AND now comes the city election, in
which the people OF Los Angeles are
more directly interested than in any
Presidential contest. We want the best
material We have 20 guide the destinies
of sar growing city at this particular
time. There should be no mistake made
in nominations for municipal offices.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1888-11-11
The Inspector Suspended

MEXICO (via Galveston), November
10-Government Inspector Sanchez.
Fucio, who made an adverse report on
the International Colonization Company
(the Huiler concessiop), which report
was published in the official Gazette, has;
been suspended.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1888-11-11
NER HASKA.
Largely Increased V0te-HarrisOn's
Plurality Probably 10000.

OMAHA, November 10.-Oflicial returns
received by the Bee from thirty-four
counties in this State, which four years
ago lost over half the vote, give Harrison
Sc 0S9, Cleveland SO 677. This is a gain
of 8, 1000 for the Republicans in the State,
and 10000 plurality for Harrison. Gov
ernor Thayer's majority will be about
q 900. The increased vote of the State
is $1,000.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1888-11-11
Atlantic Steamers. .

, QUEENSTOWN, November lo.-The
Servia from New York.
LONDON, November 10.-The Erin
from New York. ta
New York, November 10.-The CITY
of Chicago and Adriatic from Liverpool:
the State of Indiana from Glasgow, and
the Saale from Bremen.
New YORK, November 1O.-Moravia.
from Hamburg; Belgenland, from Ant.
werp. ~,
HAyRE, November 1O.-Lea Bretagne,
from New York.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1888-11-11

Some of the transparencies in the pro-
cession last night were in very bad taste.
It is not the handsome thing to parade
offensive caricatures Of candidates who
made square, honest fight and had the
misfortune to get defeated.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1888-11-11
The Mormons In Cauad da.

OTTAWA, November 10.-The Mormon
delegates who waited on Sir John Mac
donald to-day, asked among other things
for postoffice and free waterpower,
supposing that in the Northwest they
would have to pay special tax for turn
ing any portion of water aside. They
may, however, use free all the water
needed. The delegates ask freedom
from timber dues, as their settlement is
away out on the prairie twenty miles
from timber. e
Los Angeles daily herald., 1888-11-11

Los ANGELES bids fair to possess at
near day the most perfect system OF
csble roads in the United States. In the
local columns of the HERALD to-day will
be found some interesting news in this
connection.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1888-11-11

As THE Times denies that Murchison's
real name is Haley, the identity OF the
great Pomona decoy letter-writer still re-
mains in doubt. The fact that Murchi-
son preserves his incognito would seem
to show that he is ashamed of the part
he plaved,
Los Angeles daily herald., 1888-11-11
A German OUTRAGE.

AUCKLAND, November 1O.-Advices
from Samoa state that the Europeans
whose houses were injured by bullets
from the German gunboats in the attack
upon the Samoans at Apia, have pro-
tested that the action OF the German
commander was violation of neutral
territory,
Los Angeles daily herald., 1888-11-11

Democratic sentiment is sure to control,
the old day Of Missouri Compromises,
with a view of balancing the political
power Of sections is gone, never to return
aua;u
Los Angeles daily herald., 1888-11-11

MortOn's Family.
New YoRK, November lO.-Vice- Pres.
ident elect Morton's family have re-
turned from Rhinebeck t, their residence
in this city.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1888-11-11
Naw TrippIe Alliance.

CoHsTANrINoPLB, November lO.-Nego-,
tiations for Turko. German Austrian
treaty have been concluded. A draft Of
the convention has been submitted To-
the Sultan. sI,-l.; i,
Los Angeles daily herald., 1888-11-11
GEO Il GA.

Democracy sweeps Everything,
state and National.
ATLANTA, Novem ber 10.-Returns from
all but seven counties show Cleyeland's 8
plurality to be 5S,257, and an entire
Democratic delegation ls elected to Con-
grese.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1888-11-11
PEN NSYLV VANlA.
Large Failing Off in the Republf.
can Vote.

PHILADELPHIA. November 1O.-The
official count of Philadelphia county was
completed tonight and shows for Harri-
son Ill 461, Cleveland 93,O59, Fisk
1927, labor rs. Blaine's plurality in
1884 was 10000. The official count Of
the State, with four counties missing,
places Harrison's plurality at $3.50.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1888-11-11
] The Mayor Of sligo SEN tcnced.

DULN, November 1O.-The sentence
OF the Mayor of Sligo, who was con-
demned to elk months imprisonment for
violating. the Crimes Act, has been con.
firmed by the Court of Appeals. He will
be treated as an ordinary criminal.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1888-11-11
KENTUCKY Y.

Two Republican Cong ressmcn
Elected-A Gaining of One.
LOUISVILLE, November 1O.-The Demo-
Gratis now concede the election of Will.
son, Republican, in the Tenth Congress
sional District. This makes two R. pub
licans in the Kentucky delegation, a
gain of one,
Los Angeles daily herald., 1888-11-11
Reduced Below Eastern Price..

On and after this date we will sell everything
In our line at reduced rates. SpOnges. Cham.
oils Skins, Brushes. Combi. Face Powders,
Perfumes, Drugs and Che micals and Prescrip.
ti0ns. 60 save your money by buying at Nc
DONELL5 DRUG STORE, 271 N. Main II.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1888-11-11
SUNDAY, NOVEMBER IL. isss.

TIE iollification last night was greatly
epjoved by the victors.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1888-11-11
SAN FRANCISCO RETURNS.
The Official COUnt-Cieveland MA
tOrtty 1873.

SAN FRANCISCO, November 10-Com-
ple.e unofficial returns OF the vote in this
city give Harrison 25,754, Cleveland
q, ,433, Quits 26. For Chief Justice,
Beatty 1850, Searles % 534; Associate
Justice, Works 23,562, Sullivan 3O,188.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1888-11-11

WEST VIRGINIA seems to have surely
gone "to Join the long caravan"
Los Angeles daily herald., 1888-11-11
A Dying Duchess

LONDON, November 19.-The Duchess
OF Cambridge is dying,
Los Angeles daily herald., 1888-11-11
MONTANA.
A Republican Delegate Returned d to
Congress.

ST.. PAUL. November 10.-A Helena
special to the Pioneer Press says: The
latest returns from the Territory indi
Gated that Carter (Rep.), for Congre Sc,
has 4 700 majority. The total vote can.
net be obtained yet, but shows a large
increase over two years ago. A special
train loaded with Helena Republicans
went to Bate to-day where a grand
celebration was held.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1888-11-11

Private entrance for ladies' TO the yienns
Buffet on Requepa street.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1888-11-11
NEW HAMPSHIRE.

Very Narrow Majority.
CONCORD, N. H., November 15.-Com-
plete retnrns from all the towns and
wards in the State give Harrison As, 1928,
Cleveland 43 444, Fisk 1870. The Con-
gressional delegation is Republican.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1888-11-11
...,-. =. Mm,l sub.cribcrs.

The papers Of all delinquent mail subscribers
70 tho los angeles DAILY HERALD will be
promptly discontinued hereafter, No papers
viii be sent to subscribers by mail umle the
same have oaen paid for in advance: rms I Iuie
is iniexibae. AfEEs q bfN|h'
Los Angeles daily herald., 1888-11-11
DELIVERED BY CARRIERS
IA zoe. per Week, or soc. Per No"'"
.x. nv xA1L. IscLuplNo roSsAaK:

LOCAL CoRREsroS eKNeE from anlacent to"ns
specially solicited.
p,wYsr.Ncys shosM be m ade by draft, check,
,,ostof6 90 order or postal note The latter should
he seut for all sums less than 20.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1888-11-11

JOB PRINTING DEPARTMENT-owing to
our greatly increased facilities we are prepared
to execzte all kinds of job work IN supefio9o 9a
manner. Special attention wll pe & Si'ond orderS W
commc.cisl and legal printing, and an ofoers
viii be promptly filed at mode ate rates.
OFy7sE OF PUBLICATION, 1872 west seconu
street, between Spring and Fort, Los Ahgeies'
Los Angeles daily herald., 1888-11-11
GETTING MoNnrnNo11s.


The continuous din of the past four
days has grown fearfully monotonous to
downtown residents, and the regular
boarders at the hotels are leaving to
escape the affliction. All this time Gen
eral Harrison sits quietly in his
library reading the news of tn.
day and chatting with an occa-
eional friend who calls. Among his
callers to-day were General Lew Wal
lace, Congressman Henderson and
Patrick Barry, of Chicago; also John
Deyay, President. Joseph r. Ryan, FRS.
Vice. President, and Michael Brestin,
Second Vice. President of the Anti.
Cleveland and Protective League of New
York. They came expressly to con-
gratulate the General and were cordially
received. $50 ...a
JUBILATIoNs IN THE NORTHWEST.
ST. PAUL, November 10.-The victory
of the Republican national ticket was
celebrated in a hundred cities and towns
of Minnesota and Dakota tonight.
torchlight professions, fireworks and
highly wrought orators being the features.
In Dakota especially enthusiasm knows
no bounds, as the election of General
Harrison is understood to mean the ad-
mission of North and South Dakota with
little delay.
Minneapolis celebrated tonight with
10 900 people in line. st. Paul is prepar-
ing for o grand commemoration next
Tuesday,, to which the people OF the
Northwest are all invited. -
Western Kansas world., 1888-09-15

ancso - 10 WHdoe heResy than % boIieva.
t1As t0e amount Of mo0ey IN The country
nxes the price Of oommodities, That mioht
nave oeeo true m the remote past, and may
pc true With dishonest thieving people
nov, wnere no man can repose confidence
exchange. furnishes . medium of exchanoe
Iimmeasurable and ilimitable shoreIess a
the realms of space.
We have recently seen the price of wheat
advance from 60 to 50 cents. in our western
towns, In q few days. 1 had not heard of
any great increase OF the circulating me-
dunn to cause this change. / therefore At.
tribute 1t to report, that the worlds suD-
ply OF wheat was short, by many millions
OF bushels. This should prove to any man
IN his senses that II is supply and demand
IN the wheat market that governs the price
OF wheat, and so with any other article Of
merchandise.
gency, partly to that nervousness thnt
always attends presidential election, and
partly to the policy of this administration
which has persisted in locking in the treas
ury large and useless surplus, in open vio-
!ation OF laws that directed its expenditure
IN the purchase of bonds; but the one thing
that has contributed more than all else, is
the enunciation by Mr.. Cleveland and the
democratic party, of the determination of
that party to eliminate from the economies
OF this country, that great principle of
protection. that was put there by our revo-
lutionary fathers, and which has been for
hundred years, and still is the foundation
stone OF the magnificent industrial system
we have upbuilded.
The republican party in this campaign
stands where it has always stood. It stands
for fres ballots, fres labor, free capital and
free men. It stands for that policy that
will make this great country for all time to
some, civilly, politically and industrially
free and independent of every prince, rower
and potentate ON this earth.
Western Kansas world., 1888-09-15
Republican Meetings In Kansas.

Republican Meet1ngs In Kansas
,.lIS,;!., Hon; L. y: Humphrey and Hon. A; !: Felt
ant governor, will ad ress the people upon the
political Issues Of the day, as follows:
Mankato. Wednesday. September IL, at p. m.
Norton, Friday, September IA, at 7:10 d. m
Phillipsbure Saturday. September Is, at pm.
Downs, Saturday. September IS, at $50 p. m.
Bsloit, Tuesday. Sept mber Is, at 7:SOp. m.
smith Center, Wednesday, September l9, at
Belleville Thursday, September %, at D. m
Ellsworth, Friday, September 2L at 7SO p. m.
Hays City. Saturday, September %, 2p.m m.
Lincoln. Nor Eday. Septepber 81. 2p. N,
saas Mopherson; Tuesday septe%be, $50 ?. m.
Sterling, Wednesday. September 20, 7;S0 p. m.
Great Bend, Thursday, September 27.2 pm.
NMoorcrskep, Me- ctC s.t. E5ids5. September Ss
kins,ey, Monday, October l, Up m.
Larned, Monday. October l. 7:SO p. m.
Dodge City. Tuesday. October 2, 73o Pm.
Stafford, Thursday. October 4, $50 p. m.
Hutchinson. Friday. October 5, 7:3O p. m.
Pratt, Saturday, October 9. l:sO p. m
Coidwater. Monday, October !, IS, S p p. m. M
Medicine Lodge, Tuesday, October 9. 730
Wellington. Wednesday. October 10. 7sO
Local committees will make all necessary ar
rangements.
non. II. b. hollOgg ana hon. JOhn MAIDEN
will address the people upon the political issues
of the day at the following places:
Cottonwood Falls Monday, September II, at
2p.m:
Marion, Tuesday, September Is. at Up m.
Mcpherson, Wednesday, September l9, st 2p.m.
Lyons. Thursday, September 20. at 7S0 p. m.
Sterling, Thursday, September Q at 2:S0 p. m.
Great Bend, Friday, Sep p.ember q. mt 2 p. IN.
Rush Center. Saturday, September, 22.at p. m.
Lacrosse, Saturday, September "a. at 7:S0,p. m.
Ness Cit, Monday, September "a, at p. m.
Dighton. Tuesday, September 25, at p. m.
Scott City, Wednesday, September 23, at p. m.
General ]. C. Caldwell will address the people
of Atchison county at the following times and
places:
Mnscotah, Tuesday, September 18. at 2. D. m.
Effingham, Tuesday, September 18 at 7:SJ p. m.
Huron, Wednesday. September 10, at y. m.
Local committees are requested to makeau
arrangements for these meetings.
HON. JAMES F. LEGAIE's APPOINTMENT.
Ellsworth, Tuesday, September II, ut Z. Sop. m.
Russell Wednesday, september IL, at 7:3o
p. m.
Hays City. Thursday, september 1s. at 73o
d. m.
Ellis. Friday, Septmber IA. at 7:S0 p. m.
Wa Keeney, Saturday. September Is, ar 2p m.
The chairmen of the county central commit
tees will make all necessary arrangements for the
meeting. HENRY BOoTH.
Chairman Republican State Central Com,
BIoN s. HUTCHINs- Secretary.
Western Kansas world., 1888-09-15

THE New York Saloon journal makes
q vigorous attack on Warner Miller, the
republican candidate for governor Of that
state, and opposes his election. OF
course; the prohibitionists also oppose
his election.
Western Kansas world., 1888-09-15

The Voice, the third party prohibition
paper published in New York, City is
probably circulated and paid for by the
national democratic committee. Last
week its circulation was 20O,5O0.
Western Kansas world., 1888-09-15

"THE negro is prolific ANIMAL" say.
Thurman. The democrats will also find
that he is 3 voting "animal' whenever
they do not keep him away from the
polls with Winchester rifles.
Western Kansas world., 1888-09-15

Boston Herald Ind. Dsm.): That
the Americrn workman il the most in
telligent and the most reliable citizen Of
his class in the world Is conceded. That
he is the most prosperous, also, is none
the less true.
Western Kansas world., 1888-09-15

WHEN q free trader tells you that Ger
many and France lave protective tarifa
tell him that he lies-under q mistake.
The German tariff is per cent on an
average, and the French tariff about the
same.
Western Kansas world., 1888-09-15

"WR here are interested in this thing
a good deal. II America opens her
ports to the manufactured goods Of thie
country (Great Brittany it viii give .
great impetus to trade. We will soon
food the Yankee markets with cheap
clothes, chesp hardware, cheap boots and
shoes and other articles that We can
manufacture more chesply tkan they.
We win be gamers by this. So, by al
means, let us pray for the success Of the
fres-trade policy Of Cleveland" ."-Glds,
00ac Observer.
Western Kansas world., 1888-09-15

TIE vote Of Maine viii Be taken nexi
Monday, the 10th instant Ifths repubd-
can majority thsrs ahall b IL, 900 Is viii
indicate Eepabaisan vistogy in every
noEthkn stato. II Il Ghall b up 10 u
high w1tsr mark a 1900 or 10000 Il
viii hdieats that IL dsnoEatie party +
70 b sWspt out q exiG1mco 4 IL nolth
eE1 s1n1oa 4 - t1nn svognGo un3oe
~ + Mafne m y - eanso n soe1h
6aah 6iQpunQ1non4 4 GBoo1R -
snoe - xlly vin s11lls - qeal1
Western Kansas world., 1888-09-15

DEMOCRATIC organs are just now
throwing mud at Ben Butler because be
don't believe in free trade.
Western Kansas world., 1888-09-15

One of the significant features of the
Vermont election was the falling of in
the prohibition party's vote.
Western Kansas world., 1888-09-15

A ST. LOUIS paper advises Cleveland
to bet $4,000 on Harrison as q hedge.
Western Kansas world., 1888-09-15

The depreciation of the paper made gold
and silver an article of merchandise. 10
find the amount of currency then
in circulation, you can only have
reference to the amount of paper
money in circulation. In the American Al
find treasury statement, showing the
amount of paper currency per capita, in
each year, from 1860 to 1886. The
highest amount shown is in 1866,
when it was $3.50 per capita.
That was the whole amount OF the peoples
money then. The peoples money now is
gold. silver and paper. There has been
years $75S, ,573, $3.50. This is an average of
SIC, ,OO0, COO. 90 year that is added to our
currency. have here tabulafed state
ment from the treasury of the United States
showing the amount of each and every class
OF the currency for each year, from 1860 to
1887, dated November, 1887, and showing
also where it was: The aggregate ci.cIiatlon
in treasury Jannary l, 1888, was $5N,-
625, ,53. 90, showing that there Ii
to-day, outside of the treasury, total ag-
Qregate of 1,397, ,634 ,325.S. Dividing this
between &C, ,000, 900 of people, givee per
capita of $23.16, every dollar OF which is
worth its face in gold. There has been NO
substantial decrease in the value OF the cur
debts thsy arc now bowling about They,
every ono of them, borrowed honest solid
dollars, and nov they want to pay them Oh
In cheap depreciated currency. That - 70
pudiation Of rank dishonest Kind.
1u1A or xxcHAH0R, QUE oa1AT 0DzuN o.
A report Of The comptsoalee Of tho our-
ronay bsosmbsr, 1881 exhibiting aggregoto
tEo1snetiono, IN over tWo tbouaand benks
1hro1ghoat thiD country, for - me.1A q
0116GIbor. 1oo1, shou0 . txiAo - thnn 8
- 60 q thoso tEenGaottone n eHoDQ
- - 49, 1or yuDe enme yeex e1oye1
. = - - 6ne1g S)oolpen1 el1le.
Western Kansas world., 1888-09-15

THE UNION LABOR NATIONAL PLATFORM.
now invite your attention for few mo.
ments to the platform of the union labor
party. 1t is the Office of the book to show
what evils do exist, and it is the Office of the
platform to suggest remedy. We there
fore turn to it with longing and wistful eyes.
This document is in some respects the
most remarkable contribution to the polit-
ical literature of this country reported up to
dats. 1t contains within few lines such a
ludicrous bline ing of truth and falsehood,
sound philosophy and wild folly, that I am
forced to doubt either the honesty or
sanity of its authors and fnishers. An
outcry against class legislation, it has moth
ing but class legislation to propose from
the alpha to the omega thereof. A vail Of
distress, an Had of voc, professedly on be-
half Of the impoverished and down-trodden
masses, It proposes as q remedy measures,
which, II carried out would increase their
burdens thousand fold. Nov let % 80.
TH1 GOOD.
There are Q few things here that arc good.
This recruit, like III democratic older bEoeh-
q, has Stolen someIthinss from The rcpeb-
6oan party. We can't blame than Eoeo tee
thak othoE. Whsa one party ooe1p9oe ~
- eooa slid ground. thece = noehf1g -
1oe a1ybo10 - eEDpe = ymp = -
mixo . t6Eo - IL bguDk; An tA0co = hGDe
= ~ 49, = llko yhat - 80 - g
- Ueee 46UehEt EooE - = . -
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