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The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-02-01
THE HOWARD DAMAGE SUIT.
Bad Blood Brewing Two Attorneys IN
the Case Lock Horns.

Bad Blood Brewing Two Attorneys In
the Case Lock Horns.
Special Dispatch 10 The Appeal.
Jackson, Tenn, Jan. 3l.-Thc famous
$4,000 damage suit Of the Rev. Frederick
Howard, Of this city, against sixteen lead
ing members Of the Fint Baptist church
Of this city and several newspaper men Of
the State, is the general topic Of converse.
ton aud Is exciting general interest
among our citizens. There Il evidently
bad blood brewing. Already a fight has
occurred between some II the lawyers In
the case. Yesterday evening l.. :. Bul.
lock, one Of the attorneys for the defend
ants, and J. A. Pitts, one Of the attorneys
oil the plaintiff, locked horns In the court
house while discussing a motion made 10
raise the plaintiffs bond for the cost. At
one time serious troublcsecmed imminent,
but by the interference Of friends IL was
prevented. This promises 70 be one Of
the most interesting nnd exciting lawsuits
ever held In this State.
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MISSISSIPPI LraIsLATuRr.
Exemption From Taxation Consolida-
ton OF the X. O., M, q d. With Other

Exemption From Taxation Consollda-
ton OF the K. O., M. q b. With Other
Roads.
Spec iNl Dispatch to The Appeal.
Jackson. Miss, Jan. 3l.-[Senatc. !
Mr.. Ross introduced bill TO authorize
the supervisors of Calhoun to levya special
tax TO pay outstanding school warrants,
which passed.
The special order for the day was taken
up after reading the journal, to.wit
An act to repeal all acts excmpting the
property OF all corporations for pecuniary
profits in this State from taxation.
A general discussion ensued. Amend
ments were adopted 30 as TO except and
keep in force the act Of 1859 making GER
tain exemptions excepting and saving its
application 70 cotton seed oil.mills. No
conclusion was reached at 2oclock, when
recess was taken till $3.50 o'clock p. m,
when the matter was resumed aud con-
cluded at $50 o'clock p. m. The bill
passed by a vote OF Is yeas TO II nays.
A message was received from the Cover
nor announcing his approval Of the follow
ing Senate bills, ETC.: In relation 10 agr-
cultural experiment station.
To constitute the town Of Sardis in Pamela
county n separate school district.
To authorize the city Of Meridian 20 sub
scribe TO the capital stock Of the Warrior
Coal Fields Railroad company.
To amend the charter OF the town Of
Lexington in Holmes county.
For the relief OF w. H. Short and !. u.
Hanson, administrators Of Maurice Short,
deceased.
10 authorize the supervisors of Wash
ington 10 execute lease to A. w. Jewell
OF the east half Of section ID, township 10,
range west
For the relief Of Fl. J. wilkins, Of Noxu.
bee county, ON account If oycrpaymcnt OF
taxes.
Resolution looking to the repairs Of the
capitol.
Resolutions making certain appropria.
tons.
BILLS INTRODUCED AND REFERRED.
BY Mr.. Burdine To amend the act con.
solidating the Kansas City, Memphis 4
birmingham railroad with other compan.
les aud TO adm the construction OF branch
lines.
company 10 lease or sell It's branches.
by Mr.. Turnagc: 10 limit the time ior
bringing actions against railroad compan,
les and receivers operating railroads fol
injuries 10 live stock.
by Mr.. Williamson. 70 amend the cod,
with reference TO shegTs compensation
rs tax collector.
by Mr.. Austin: To n1nire al warrants
and other claims a1sinst the severn
counties TO be indoncd "No. oacl
due"
BY Mr.. Taylor To authorize the super
visions OF Tato 10 procure a copy OF the
field notes Of certain lands
by Mr.. Boone: For the relief Of J. W.
Biggs and 4. Woodward, Of Tshomingo.
by Mr.. Dean: 10 supply each United
States court in Mississippi with the su
prcme court reports.
by Mr.. Booth: To amend the law rcla
tive to fees OF justices Il the peace.
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The Work OniIined.

hy AtfOcintcd lfpa.
LITTLE Rock, Ark, Jan. 3l.--Tho work
OF the convention, outlined in brief, is 10
organize State bureau Of immigration,
with auxiliary county secretaries, and the
whole will continue in operation until the
converting Of the General Assembly, which
body is 10 be pctitioned TO create such a
State department. Fifty thousand dollars
is to be raised in the State TO pay the ex-
pcnses OF the work, the same TO be raised
by voluntary contribution from each
county by pro rata assessment. The rail
roads doing business In Arkansas are all
represented by their chief officers, and
they are the guests Of the convention.
The response TO the welcome by the con-
ycntion was made by $. w. fordycc, pres.
ident Of the 81. Louis, Arkansas & Texas
railroad.
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THE ST. LOUIS ICE GORGE.
The Great Macs OF Frozen Water Be-
gins to Move.


gins to Move.
Sr. LOUIS, Mo-, Jan. 3l.-For some DAYS
past several tug boats have been butting
the shore ice in the harbor, and with the
occasional aid Of dynamite succeeded yes.
terday in opening passage OF from 100 10
$50 feet wide outside OF the steamers and
other craft lying along the bank from near
the bridge down nearly to the arsenal
This relieved the pressure on the boats,
but in conjunction with the warm weather
weakened the great mass of Ice in the har-
Dor, and about midnight and later last
night movement took place, both below
and above the bridge filling up the open
waterway and doing considerable damage
TO shipping. A second and third move
ment took place today, and although the
main body of the gorge is still firm, there
is here and there an open bit OF water, and
the wearing away process is actively
going on, and general rush out
may take place at any hour. So
far the following damage has been done:
The Ice barge Succ, belonging TO Huse
& Loomis, lying outside the Barton street
dump, first broke away, and was carried
with great force against the little steamer
Matte Belle, crushing her side in and
sinking her. She now lies carccncd ON the
bank and is badly wrecked. She was
valued at $1,000, and partly insured. Just
below this point lay the VIII 5. HAYS and
u fleet OF sand boats, all OF whose lines
were broken, and they moved down the
bank EN- masse for some distance. The
barge Suce crashed into the HAYS, forced
her upon the shore, and left her there in a
badly wrecked condition. Her hull is not
crushed, but she is twisted into nearly all
kinds Of shapes from stem 10 stern, and IL
strained 10 such an extent as 10 render her
almost worthless. She was valued at S.5,.
900.
Tho Deliver, q sand drcdgcr. was also
carried down and was crushed by the lee
and sank. She belonged 10 the Missouri
sand company. Her loss IL not given.
The City of Monroe, another Anchor line
boat, was caught In the rush aud carried
down the bank, but is not much injured.
On her way down, however. she stove the
icrryboat, Jacoblamm, which now licssunk
below Anna street. She was worth =, 900,
aud insured. The total damage 40 far
done 10 shipping In the harbor since tho
gorge formed some three weeks ago, is csti.
mated nj $4,000, 81 which the Anchor
line losses arO $50, 900, the Missouri Sand
company $40, 900, the llusc & LOOMS lc,
company 5000, the United states govern
mcnt Tor the lighthouse launch, Ivy
$1,000, and the ri. Clair County Fer,
| company q, 600
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through the streets OF the village swapping
at or biting every person with whom il
came in contact in It's mad career. An
old man named Fuller was badly bitten in
the leg by the enraged animal, and Nelson
Valentine and a little four year old girl,
named Wisner, We're also unlucky enough
to feel the sharpness Of the dogs teeth.
The dog, which TO all appearances was
suffering from fit OF rabies, was finally
killed, but not before he had bitten quite a
number. The victims of the affair are
under the care OF physicians who are using
every effort TO save they patients from the
awful fate which threatens them.
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and more are expected tomorrow. Thir-
teen Kinks played. representing clubs from
Minneapolis, Portage, La Prairie, Chicago,
Stonewall, Manitoba, Winnipeg st. Paul,
Fargo, Waupaca, Milwaukee, dividing in
10 east and west. The totals were East,
23S; west, 2ii skip J, McKechnie, of
the Thistle club, of Winnipeg, had the
largest majority over his opponents OF any
skip in the winning team, and so carried
of the trophy, A banquet was rendered
the Whiting curriers' at the Merchants
hotel tonight, at which there were covers
laid for over 200
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-02-01
YESTERDAYS FIREs.
Tho Virginia Ponitentiary In Planes
No Prisoner Escapes.

RICHMOND, Va, Jan. 3l.--Soon after .
o'clock this morning the buildings oi tho
Virginia pcnitoniiary, leased 10y the Davis
Shoe company, Of boston, and operated rs
a shoe factory, was discovered on Gre. Tho
flames spread rapidly, aud despite the
efforts Of the fire department, the build
ings occupied by the shoe company were
totally destroyed, together with all the
valuable machinery and stock. The build.
ings burned were three story bricks, and
covered an ARIA Of about 200 feet Ia lcngih
aud sixty In width The loss Ia the shoe
company Is estimated nj from Sl5O, 900 10
$1,000. The amount oi insurance l. not
yet asccrigincd. Soon after the fire broke
ont the bells In the city sounded the mill
tary call, and IN a few minutes about 200
soldiers were ON the ground a. guard
against any cmcuic Of the prisoners, hut
everything was entirely quiet, aud after
the walls OF the burned buildings had iall.
en- In, and fclm Of n further spread oi tho
fire were over, the military were ordered
back. Tho building. were state property.
and the los by their destruction will
amount 10 $1,000. The shoe company
worked between 900 nnd 400 conyicts.
Tho insurance on Davis < Co. r machin.
cry, etc, Sl3d, sos, Is divided among sew
cnly-nyc companies. The buildings. which
were owned by the State, wcro not in
surud, aud are total loss.
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Gen. John D.. Ihomn.on.

CHICAGO, ILL.,, Jan. 3l.-Gen. John l..
Thompson died at $50 O'Clock this morn
ing at his home in this city from the effects
Of the rupture Of blood vessel at the base
Of the brain. Gen. Thompson was mem
Der Of the law firm Of Williams 4 ThomD.
son, and was one Of the most prominent
attorneys in the city. lie served with dis.
tinction during the war, having enlisted ~
n private when President Lincoln issued
his first call for 10000 volunteers. and
risen 10 the rank Of brigadier-general. lie
was recently elected president Of the Union
League club. Gen. Thompson was taken
i'll on Saturday. lie leaves q widow and
two children.
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pnInmorc arnIn ana FIour Trade.

BALTIMORE, Nd, Jan. 3l.-A review Of
the grain and -four trade Of Baltimore for
January shows decrease from the core
spending month Of 1887, both in regard TO
receipts aud shipments, except in four
Tho receipts Of wheat have been com
pamiivcly very small. aud on some days
not bushe OF western wheat received
WIS reported TO the corn and flour ex-
change. Il Is said by prominent grain
operators that the causes of the light re-
ccipis is the small foreign dcmand, the
countries Ut the east furnishing much
larger supplies than formerly
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mrs. Matilda Marion,
Special Dispatch 10 The Appeal.

tI0lIhI UIIhICh % Ihc AVpOaI,
COLUMBUS, Miss, Jan. 3l.-0ur com.
munity was surprised and shocked this
morning by the announcement Of the
death OF Mn. Matilda Morton, ono Of the
oldest citizens Of this place. She was q
half sister 10 Ex-Governor Joseph Whit
field, who, being president Of the Senate
at the time, was made Governor Of Missis.
sippi by the impeachment Of Amcs during
the stormy days Of reconstruction. Mm.
Mor,ons death was from heart disease and
very sudden. The funeral will DO from
her late residence tomorrow.
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Zee ia ,hc sound.

NANTUCKET, Mass, Jan SILT Is tive
weeks since any mail has been received
here. Tho sound is full 81 leo aud Il ox.
tends scawarl ~ FAR ~ the eye can reach.
A threc-mastcd schooner Is drifting with
the lee near Tuckcmout shoals and Is
likely To be carried ashore. There Is ma
suffering on the island at present although
there Is scarcity Of many things. includ.
ing coal. The weather Is modcmting.
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DrTRoIr, Mich, Jan. 3l.--The latest
mad dog sensation is furnished by tho
town Of otisyille, small village near Flint.
On Thursday last large dog which was
confined in barn with calf made fur
ious attack upon the bovine. literally
chewing II to pieces. The rabid canine
then escaped from the barn and ran
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,,.,,,cr r..ue..ec ,,oad.

rfFflal hhlAlth ~ Ah' AII+h
NASHVILLE, Tenn, Jan. 81 Mcssn. =.
y. Slnhlman, T.. u, Baxter, y. y. Chsmpe,
James l.. Gaines aud J. n. Brooks have
dlcd in the secretary Of States Office a
charter Tor the Chicago & South Atlantic
Railroad company, OF Tennessee. The
railroad IL to be built in Fast Tennessee
from Clear Fork creek 10 Cumberland Gap.
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Dc,,u.ey wIa..

Nrw YoRK, Jan. 3l.-Thcrc were about
5000 persons present in the Payonla rink,
Jersey CITY, 10 witness the glove contest
between Dominick McCailfoy aud Jack
Dcmpsoy They fought ten rounds and
Relcfcc Icrc Dunn decided that Dempsey
won. Dempsey did nearly all the leading,
and scored thrcc points 10 McCalicys one.
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House.

JACKSON, Miss, Jan. 3l.-Immodiatcly
after the reading Of the journal the special
order Of the day was taken mp, being an
act 10 amend an act 10 incorporate the
board OF lcyco commissioners for the
Iazoo-M Mississippi delta and for other pnr.
poses, approved February ~, 1884, 10 rs
TO include Holmes county, aud for other
purposes.
The bill was discussed until 1880 O'Clock
pm. and passed.
A bill was introduced 10 incorporate the
Memphis, Oxford X Columbus railroad,
and referred Adjourned.
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Iute an open switch.

CmyuANp, o., Jan. 81. The limited
express, vcsi.bound, ON the Panhandle
railroad, nan into an open switch at
Urbinn. o., late this afternoon, and col
lidcd with q switch engine. Both engines
were badly wrecked. Frank Brown,
engineer, aud Charles VI. Alhang. Of the
passenger locomotive, werc fatally injured,
and Frank shade. roadmaEicr, was Killed.
The passengers an escaped.
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SAVED BY THE MUD.
An 1900 Pound Bafo Falls Upon q
Man without Killing Him.
gnociat Dlspatch 20 Tho AfHFat


Man without Killing Him.
Special Dispatch 10 The Appeal.
HELENA, Ark, Jan 3l.-This morning
Charles Henderson received probably fatal
wounds under peculiar circumstances.
Henderson, with quite = number Of other
men, were trying 10 mise an ! 500 pound
iron safe into an ofIicc On a second floor II
was being raised or rather pulled up by
means OF ropes aud pulleya. When almost
at the head Of the stairs the hook in the
pulley Strengthened md the rope slipped
Oh. The safe accordingly came crashing
down the steps, and Henderson, while
attempting 10 escape, stumbled and fell.
The safe overlook him and fell upon him,
covering him from bis head almost 10 his
feet Fortunately for Henderson he fell
In thick mud, otherwise his life would
have been crushed ont OF him insianilyi ~
II was, however, he VIZ. half buried Ia the
mire. His injuries are internal, and will
not prove fatal
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-02-01
rhc areal rlre smenIaerInr.

NEw NonE, jan 81. -Four engines con.
tinuc 10 iorco streams Of water on the
smoldcdng hills Of the debris Of the great
Broadway lire Of yesterday. Volumes Of
smoke, dust aud steam arise from the
may, aud shut out tho heaps from view
moro than half the time. llalf dozen
men are digging away In the ruins for the
safes OF tho burnodsut firms. Until these
arc obtained II will b. difficult 10 learn tho
exact amount Of Insurance held on tho
buildings aud stock oonmmcd.
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A NashyiIIe I,oy Drownea.
pccial Dispatch 70 The Appeal.

HpcCIaI DIENaHh 70 Inc ApIFhL
NASHVILLE, Tenn, Jan. i.--Blount Me-
Callistcr, the top year old son Of Circuit
Judge w. n. McCalllsler, while playing
with some companions ON a raft this eyen-
INK, fell In the river and was drowned.
Lis body was recovered
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sirnrh D., An E.nre-..

Nrw NoRE, Jan. 3l.-Jacob aud David
Campbell, father and son. Of jersey City,
while engaged shoycling snow for the Erie
railway at Hampton ycslcrday,werc struck
by nm express train. David was instantly
killed and bis father shockingly and fatally
injured,
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ST.. THoAAs, Ont, Jan. 81. J. Black.
more 4 Co = hardware and house furnish.
ing establishment was burned today. The
los Is $4,000 aud the insurance about
$4,000 Alchison's hardware store was
badly burned, and Foster & Co.'S drug
store was damaged by smoke and water.
William Hills, aged siKty.fyc, while
watching the fire, dropped dead.
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OBITUARY.
John %. Megune.

PrrrsnURG, Pa, Jan. 3l.--John r. Nc
Cunc, president Of the Union National
bank, and one Of the most prominent citi-
zens .oi Pi,tsburg died suddenly Of apo
plcxy Mt II O'Clock this morning. The dc.
ceased was sixty-one years Of age.
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Ihe gnIumet Wine Tire.

CALUMET, Mich, Jan. 3l.-Prcsidcnt
Agas,iz has decided TO send twenty-five
tons Of concentrated ammonia down the
burning shafts Of the Calumet and llccla
mine AT once TO put out the fire completely
A nosailile.
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NM CnrIInr nnn.nIeI.

81. Paul, MINI, Jan. 3l.--Tho iniorna-
tional curling bonspicl, In connection with
the winter carnival, began this morning
The warm weather made the Ice somewhat
slushY. About 10 cuiiom participated,
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-02-01
The sword and shield Moves.

HpccIal Dbpalch % The AIpeaL
JACKSON, Miss, Jan. 3l.-The S'oond
and Shieid, Temperance and reform paper,
published here for the past two years, will
be -published In Meridian ln tho future.
The Office was shsppcdlo tiat point today.
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TIE READING STRIKE.
The Right thst Congress HAS 20 Invcs
tigsfe a Established.

wAnisoroS, Jan. 3l.-Thc House com
mitiec on commerce, upon motion Of slr.
Davis lMassachusells), reconsidered tho
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-02-01
PRIVATE Mus

were introduced today as follows
beth Bray, aud togmnt her u pension; TO
pension John u. Walker
by Mr.. Neal: For the relief Of Sidney
Henderson,
BY Mr.. IIouk: For the relief Of Van
Buren, Brown, Ms. Emma Ellis and II. T.
Cox; 90 pension J. 7. Mattock.
by Mr.. Peel, Of Arkansas: To pension
Samuel ]. Foster.
by Mr.. Rogers, Of Arkansas. To pension
+. y. Mcbride.
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Nier5taj1brtse Grfahrnng elmer
dlfen 9XS6rferiu

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Der unb Mitter &ube unb 8phlbebusen.
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wirb ieper 6laide beiseseben. Sc 1T
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Ginpaduns entbulten 1T. Sn allen Mpp.
theten gu baben, bic Glaide rs @ents.
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ghtutmAludtt aebeilt.

ginem alien grate, bet Son Der praris au.
riifsc3osen lebt, tuurbe bur9 einen ofinbiI6eu
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Die Gree Siinftet Gift

in bic 9uft aus in @sssnben, no bic in Golge
bon Siibnaiiermensen in Gdulnib ibergesan.
gene 8esetaticn bsim 8uridseben Der GIutb
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sroesn Nebenaiife bes Miffiippi nnb Oes
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sieien fieberi@panseren, m~iaSmatii@en Dunft
aus .xnb itrsuen baourd ben Samen bon Wia-
laria. Seu1e melt binaus. glidt nur I'M GAM
sen sroben @siten, ionbern iiberaa, no auf
unierem Sentiment Gieber unb falte8 Gieber
periooiId auftrsten = ano pel9e @esenb bleibt
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% aseubitterS baS anertannte S9ut-
mittel, bas beitens emplobIene unb beliebte
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9eberIeibsn unb 9bspepfie, acknowledgement,
@erboftdt unb rbeumatifde 0eiOcn gu befei.
tisen. @enbet eS auf bas erte 3ei9en Oieler
St0runsen an, unb spar bauernb.
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Yin bas Nablifnm

unteraei9neter eurirt ale NIT gruF,
tranfbeiten 8ebafteten, beilt 3atarr8
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gu benen feline Site Dertpembet tperben,
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fibrii9 unb eingebenb beanttportet
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Golge geleifet.
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Specialiit,
go. 238 OF Commerce : @traBe,
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Wm. 9DHtn8 Il spbm.

uniere 9auptnabrung 1T unb bIeibt
bas Gleii6, unb um fol@es frii6 unb
gut gu erlangen, fan1 man unm6gli6
einen a~uberldifseren Marft finber, als
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