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The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-05-08
A PENSION SWINDLER.
HOW AN ARKANSAS MAN TRIED TO
WORK UNCLE SAM. II
He Impersopates Disabled Soldier.
and Is About to Apply for an Arrear-
age Pension, When He Is Discovered
He Escapes and is Caught.

Special Dispatch TO The Appeal
LITTLE Rock, Ark, May deputy
United States Marshal Faulkenberg ar
rived here this morning from Bear noun
tain, and bringing j. p. Jones, whom he
arrested at that place yesterday. Jones is
charged with being the leader of gigantic
conspiracy to swindle the government in
the matter of obtaining pension money
under false pretense. Three years ago,
while living at Surrounded Hill, Prairie
county, Ark, he, together with two COM
panions, concocted scheme, the mode OF
operation being to impersonate disabled
soldier and use the two men as witnesses.
The plan worked well, and the arrange
ments for obtaining large sum
OF money under the arrearage
act was completed, when the pen
sion office at Washington accidentally
discovered the fraud and ordered the ar
rest OF the conspirators. Jones escaped TO
Canada, where he remained year, and
then went to Texas, returning to this
State some months since. lie settled at
Bear mountain and was chosen Justice Of
the peace under the name OF George Davis
He was very popular, and when arrested
the citizens believed him innocent, the
victim OF mistaken identity, until he told
them his name was Jones and that he had
been sailing under false colors. He made
full confession TO the official.
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River kilograms.

wHEEtIyG.w. Va, May Z-Rivcr feet 2lnchoa
aud stationary. Weather clear and pleasant
CINCINNATI. O. Nay 7.-Riycr 10 feet and TALL
Ing. Weather cloudy. Thermometer "a Night
River feet II inches and failing. Weather warm
aud raining.
vICgsBuRo, Miss, May e-Riycr icli 90 foot
ras-d down City Of ~ Louis last night for New
Orleans city Of Caifp for Matched yam. up-City
Of New Orleans ~ Louis.
ST. LOUIS No, May T.--Arrivcd-pcArie Mem.
phiE Nos South. raducah. John onbert, Tcnues.
see river City Of Monroe, hatcher Alice brown,
Cairo bcpaTtrd-Alice brown, Cairo. Henry Lou.
roy, New orleans RIVER risen ti0 now stands
I7i0 Weather rulnv and warm.
CAIRO. H.. May 7.--Auived. Guniie State,
Memphis 10 y m. taag, New Orleans, 8 am, Ger.
~ Poole ohio. bami w w. oNcifi. louisville,
am. Departed Granite state. Cincinnati, NJ
pm. A. J. 1lakcf. g. Louis tam. B0as, Louis.
villa am. River u icot and stationary. Weather
cloudy and cool
LOUISVILLE Ky, May T,-Noon-Rlvcr 4 feet
70 tnches on the ialls and ieet In the canal and
falling. Arnved.-Ios n Williams and tow frufn
New Orleans. y l. Wood from Cairo. Weather
fair and pleasant Nlrht-Rlvur falling with 4 feet
Inches on The halls snd feet II inchc. In the
canal weather cloudy aud pleasant
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-05-08
A FARMHOUSE FIRE.
A Blaze Which Caused Much Alarm Blu
Little Damage.

A Blaze Which Caused Much Alarm But
Little Damage.
The alarm OF fire from box No. IA at
1885 O'Clock last night, called the ones and
Babcocks TO No. 1853 Second street, which
is occupied by A. +. Davis, the painter.
Just above the paint store, and extending
over No. 355, are the elegant rooms OF tho
Chickasaw club. The streets were thronged
with people, and as the report rapidly
spread that II was the Chickasaw club
rooms which were on fire, an i'm
mense crowd rushed 10 the scene.
The fire had broken out Just UNI
der the wooden stairway in the front
Of the paint shop. Along the floor piled
several deep were kegs OF paint, and a
number Of freshly painted signs were scat
tered broadcast on the floor, all OF which
were most equitable, and readily greeted
the incipient blaze The whole store
seemed ablaze as the doors were burst in
and the first streams of water shot into
them. II WINS but fash and was quickly
subducd. The damage in paints and 20
the front walls OF the house will amount
probably 10 500. The origin Of the fire is
complete mystery, and is supposed TO
have been the result Of spontaneous com
bustion Of one Of the paint kegs. The loss
is covered by insurance.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-05-08
ABlLEFUL SENTIMENT

thing that souihcmcn need 10 learn and must
appreciate u that murder Il not Justified because
of petty Insults Life l. morr sarrcd than rcpuiA.
ton and men must nois seek 20 wire out aspcrions
on their character IN bloci Tho sentiment that
teaches the rcvcre Of this IL wong Its mon
than wronH it T. iasc, vicious and capable u end
lcs mischief. II has survived too long In the
SOUTH and the damage that II has done this section
cannot b. calcnlaicd. Bi'taiHgham Hquld
This is a timely paragraph. But Il does
not go far enough. Tho Bible, which, as
a Christian people. or at the lowest cbb, n
merely nominally Christian people, We
hold to be the sum Of hope here and hero.
after, says very fatty and plainly "Thon
shalt do no murder" 80 much iof
the higher law. Tho criminal law is like
unto Il. Bu, murder is not justidablc, In.
suit or no insult. The law Is ample for the
protection Of every one and any one. In
good society In England'it is tho insulicr
and no, the Insultcd who Is put under the
ban. Tho man who cannot control his
temper is long way from bcinga gentle.
man. Tho man who ruihlcssly trenches
upon the reserve Of another Is as much
Of trcspasscr ~ the man who unbiddcn
enters ones house. There Is no difference
between the ruilian who plies his trade asa
foolpad and is prepared 10 a0asslnatc
his victim II he insists and the fellow
who, assuming a high tone, puts pistol
In his pocket with deliberate purpose to
Nil any man ON what lac himself considers
proyocation; or, worse, with determine.
ton 10 Kill some man for fancicd slight,
oiiensc or grievance. The man who puts
pistol In his pocket is already half way
TO murder. lie may DO said 10 hold his
pistol nj halieock. ready TO 20 of on the
slightest prompting Of a quick or hasIy
temper. After the murder comes eternal
regret, II ihcrc Is any conscience left. II
there snoi, rccklcesncss aud bravado set
In, aud criminal course follows. The
murderer never gets away from his crime.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-05-08

THE Methodist General Conference yes.
terday came u vote on the proposition
10 admit women m lay delegates. The
majority Of the committee, to which the
matter had been referred, reported agninst
II, but after long debate continuing over
three days, an amendment was adopted
excluding women from seats In the pms.
ent General Conference; but submitting
to the Annual Conferences the question Of
their eligibility 10 future General Confer.
enccs This means that there will be n
great deal Of excitement In next years
Conferences.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-05-08
IREL1Np AYD rRE SorrM

II would be impossible to get Salisbury
10 make a canvass Of Ireland. lie could
not-oyen he could not-dcicnd his policy
Of repression and murderous coercion DO.
fore the people no Is coercing. No muir
dercr Of the peace, content and liberties OF
a people can defend his crime 10 his vic.
Tins. John sherman could not make a
canvass Of the South upon the bloody
shirt Ohio platform. Even hc-thc man
who had the check 10 deliver peaceful
speech In Nashville and cocrciyc ono In
Springfield. O.--cycn he could not advocate
a force bill and Congressional investigation,
before the people whom no intends tc
make the victims Of such legislative rapac-
iiy. The English Tories can no, mako q
canvass Of Ireland, because the repression
aud oppression Of that country is their
stock In trade, and the Republicans can
not make n canvass Of the South because
Ia repression aud oppression Is liz stock in
trade. Again, tho success Of Ireland in
manufactures would be n blow 10 English
gocd. W also, the success u manuiac
lures nj the South Is blow nj the monop
olis,s, Of whom John sherman Is the de,
fender aud apologisi.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-05-08
PERSONAL POINTS.

MAJ. j. A. AUSTIN has gone on bust
ness trip 10 New York.
Mus. w. b. sAFFoRD has been very m at
her residence for the past week.
Miss FISHER, from Denver, Col, is visit
ing Miss Saunders nj No. 10 Pontoloc
street.
Mas. w. ARTHUR WHEATLEY has re-
turned from a months visiting in Georgia
TO her home on Cynthia place.
Mn. ]. l.. BLAKE, Of Clarksdale, Miss,
was In the city 10 witness the Gilmore
concerts, looking well and hearty rs ever.
'sauiRR JonS. J. BARRY, the handsome
bachelor J. l.. Of the county, united In
marriage yesterday morning Mr.. ]. X. Bon.
ner and Miss G. A. womble.
Mn. T.. l.. SMITH, cashier Of the sawrie-
Rozier Cracker company, who has been
quite III Tor several weeks with typhoid
fcycr, Ia again able 10 report for duty.
Mn. @. \. SAITH, the assistant postmas.
ter at Holly Springs, Miss, returned home
yesterday, after spending several days In
the city as a delighted auditor OF tho Gil.
more concert.
Mn. Ton GALE aud daughter, Miss Al.
die MAY, left Saturday for brief visit "a
Mammoth Cave. They will leave home
on the 2Oth instant, and sail from New
York on the steamer Etruria ON the Goth.
Ex-PoucE SERGEANT CHARLES KuNnoLs
Is reported 30 he barely alive with no hope
Of recovery nj his residence in South Mem.
phis. lie has the best OF attention In his
suffering from his devoted daughter, the
police force and members Of the boneyo.
lent orders 10 which he belongs.
INVITATIONS have been issued announc.
ing the marriage or Mr.. T.. g. Horncr, o.
Helena, Ark, 10 Miss Leonora Pointer
sister 10 Mrs Einmci Hunter. The event
will take place on Thursday, the lOtl
instant, at the residence Of Capt w. ID.
Bethel, corner Of Linden and Wellington
afrneia
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-05-08

1t follows him night and day, and hannts
him always. 1t is the avengng Nemesis
that pursues him. and is closest
TO him when he has escaped the punish
ment he merited at the hands OF the law.
Society is organized against crime and for
peace. Whatever tends TO an infraction Of
the latter is tendency toward crime and
should be suppressed at any cost. The
man who carries pistol is held by the law
to be criminal, and society says is low
brute, savage. He is more TO be feared
than the house-breaker, more to be dreaded
than the iootpad, because he commits
crime under the cloak Of society, and seeks
TO justify himself according to his own heed
less, headstrong and hasty way Of judging
things. But there is not alone the passion
ate man who nurses murder in his heart
MS the thing to do under certain forms OF
provocation, the jury that condones muir
der is greater terror to society. Unfortu-
nately these are sometimes, we were going
TO say often, composed OF low-browed.
dogjawed and british men, who
believe in murder as reserved
right OF the individual. They bring the
law into contempt and make Of the jury
system farce. While, therefore, we in.
weigh against the carrying Of pistols
which here in Memphis is SO relentlessly
and severely, and we think jnstly pun.
ished-let us look to the formation Of
criminal juries and frame laws that will
organize and impanel juries independent
even OF the best sheriHrs on an alphabet
cal plan, something like that which pre-
walls, we believe, in the State OF New York
The imprisonment for life OF few OF the
heightened carriers Of concealed weapons
who attempt murder would have a whole
some effect to put stop to this highes
form Of crime. II this is not done, IL will
be in vain for the South to invite immi
grants. Industry 10 be continuous ant
successful must have an assured basis o
peace, but there can DO no peace wher
a ruihan, regardless of law, is allowed t.
run amuck whenever he chooses and kill o
assault whom he may select for a victim
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-05-08

Of the army, upon those questions alone which
hereafter will concern the welfare OF the United
States Chamcsy Dcpao's.Spccs' IN Detroit on frF
day lat
When the Republican party ceases to
be sectional, and ceases to stand upon
bloody shirt platforms, then the South
may cease to be solid, not till then.
When ingalls, and Sherman and Blaine
are silent beyond awakening and all who
think with them, then and not until then
will the South cease TO be solid. The
South is solid in self-deicnse
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-05-08

A cALL has been made for n meeting Of
ladies Of every creed. TO be held at the
Gayoao House, ON Thursday afternoon, for
the purpose Of founding or establishing
free kindergarten such ~ exists In all
large cities, the Purpose being to take caro-
Of the children Of working women during
the working houn, 30 that their mothers
may DO free TO work without anxiety for
The safety, health or moral training Of
their progeny. No moro practical charity
than this could well be devised. II will
help those who are helping themselves,
and this is the best product Of practical
charity. II appeals with especial force 10
svcry woman who knows how much
poor women arc hindered In their daily
tasks by tho complaints and claims Of the
little ones, who are law unto themselves
because they cannot help themselves.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-05-08

"Now DO no, inicnd 10 appeal 10 any prvlu.
dies here tonight but 10 speak upon plane 40
lofty that think all men eau stand thcrc with mo
was gad h sec Gen. Joe Johnston. the most dls.
tlnguishcd ~ living Conicdeaics. send conifihu.
tlon 10 the Gmnd Army the Republic Applause.
Hut Gen. Joe Johnston aud the ro'iler Who fought
with him would DO Infinitely more Tor the country
than send contributions 10 the Gnni Army Of the
Republic by bruaklnF mp the Solid south rro.
longcd applausc I mean by 70 bruakinR u up
that when We come 10 a general election, like a
Presidential election. II shall not be- The shibbolcth
that the intelligence. that the cntesrfise. that the
virtue OF the country must be ON one aide. because
ia ON the sdc Of an imaginary line, but that tho
lnielllrcncc and the virtue and the patriotism u
ihis county should iorRui the section aud divide
"a NE N"'h 80 under the imDc,ui Of the soldicr.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-05-08

Freed from this restraint, with conscious
ness that good women are fulfilling for her
her mothcrly duties, the poor woman can
work TO advantage, and earn more for her
self and her little one, too. Such charity
much needed in Memphis, and THE Ar-
PEAL urges its organization upon the wom-
ON OF the city.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-05-08

Jack Wannop, champion Of England, took
place tonight. The terms were best three
in five falls, three points down and catch:
as-catch-can style. The American weighed
10 pounds and the British twenty pounds
more. Only three bouts were necessary,
Lewis winning each, and the champion
ship. Three thoueand people were present.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-05-08

MILWAUKEE, Wis, May IA special Il
the Erning Wisoon'in from Ashland, Wis.
says that four prisoners held for minor Of
lenses escaped from Jail at that place on
Saturday night, by saving Off the bans Of I
window. The timely appearance Of the
sheriff, who caught one Of the prisoner
getting out, saved the Jail from total dc
scrtion, -
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-05-08

A "wnrrK Car" organization is disturb.
ing the peace In the ncighborhood Of
Paris, Tenn. The sheriff should give the
matter immediate attention. This night
riding. hickory-switching business has a
way Of growing rapidly out Of control.
wedo not want Tennessee 10 be scandal.
izcd by "whi,e.Cap" outngcs. There d
no work for Judge Lynch In this State.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-05-08

not And II is writers of this kind
that the public wants the schools to produce.
'Only as a writer asserts his individuality"
says Mr.. Roe, ''can he make distinct and
lasting place for his work." 1t is the school
teachers function to see that in the work Of
his pupils this individuality is asserted con-
fidently. 1t requires man TO be very wise
indeed to be good teacher of English COM
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-05-08

IT h 10 be hoped the attendance upon
the Immigration Convention TO loo held
this month In Jackson, Miss, will be
very large and will represent adequately
every quarter Of the State. The Conven.
ton will have fine opportunity to do
Mississippi great dead Of good. II should
consider carefully the best steps to take
to promote immigration. There Is no
misiaking what ought 10 DO done.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-05-08
The Columbus tnissl Dispatch and
"rrivate Iohn.-
From the Columbus tMlssl Dispatch.

From lhc VoIulnbW Nh DltpaiCh.
The editor OF TuE MKNrus ArrrAL has
evidently never read the articles which
have appeared In the Dipaich opposing
Capt. Aliens nomination to a third term,
or he would not have pronounced them
abusive. They certainly were not ''in-
siigatcd or encouraged by eny man."
but are our own views, expressed In n
manner we thought journalistic, and In no
way personal Mr. Allen Is a public man
who has expressed his opinions In letters
and speeches all over the State. TIis record
il open 10 Inspection, and We think Il Ia
our privilege TO iairly and Justly criticise Il.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-05-08
Killed TITS Uncle.

LouEviLLE,K KY, May AT Bardsiown,
KY, yesterday, Reeves Simmons, bach
elor who has brought up his sisters three
children, undertook to chasiiso bis
nephew, Nat Reeves, aged twenty. Nat.
seized a shot gun and blew his unclc's
brains ont
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-05-08
THE MEMPHIS APPEAL
THE APPEAL

STRIP ASSES EYER Y OTHER MEMPHIS NEWS
PAPER IN CIRCULATION IN TOWN As
VEAL As COUNTRY
Jfis q Democratic paper.
Jffoaohcs Dcmocrdfic dooiriael
JiaTpors Democratic men
heupports Drmocraiic modsarst
Miafua,cc q devoted 10 Ie maintenance NJ NE ai-
rrc7ndcy Of he Democratic pdup-local Sdtc and Ma
onal, and he advancement Of all he Interests of hen
This Tennessee and D,c URioh
Business Ictios should b addrtspd.
THE APPEAL
2s2 Second Srco, Memphis, TcHh
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-05-08

The looseness OF management at the
work-houso demands the most rigorous
investigation. The Grand Jury should go
over the whole institution with micro
scope. There Is something very wrong
out there. The explanation Of Wither-
spoons escape, submitted by supt. Mason,
Is supremacy ridiculous.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-05-08
TIE STATE CONTENTION.

THE SLATE CON FENIION.
The Democratic Convention which meets
nj Nashville tomorrow, II it desires TO pro.
mote the reelection OF Cleveland, will
make the unbroken harmony Of the party
its first care. We have arrived at a crisis
in the political history of the country when
more than ever the success Of the Demo
cratic party is essential to its peace and
prosperity, espec tally OF the South. The
declared radical policy OF the bloody shirt,
by which the Republican party is to be
guided, Is warning that cannot be
passed UNDECIDED. The strength Of every
Democrat win be needed 10 meet II sue
cessiully in this State, where IL proposes
TO try conclusions with us. That strength
cannot be had unless unity, peace and
concord is maintained; therefore the Con-
vention, in what II does in the way OF
platform or OF nomination, should keep IL
in view that whatever is likely to interfere
10 prevent tho accomplishment OF These
political beatitudes Is TO DO promptly re-
jected and with decision. II East Ten
,,o..o. oa,no, la .aoo..;laJ 10 iha occant-
ance Of Gov. Taylor or Judge Mcconnell,
II the factional spirit that has cropped out
in that section, and which insists on either
faction deserving the party II It's oppos-
ing candidate Is nominatcd-ii that spirit
il found 10 prevail among the delegates
from the mountains II viii be plainly the
duty Of the delegates from West and Mid
die Tennessee TO turn TO one or other Of
the delegates mentioned, or TO some leading
man like McMillin or Enloe upon whom
the contendlng and cmbittcrcd factions
can be united and in support 81 whom
the whole party strength can be called out.
Tho divided, disrupted and embittercd
elements Of the party in East Tennessee
can and must be rcconcilcd on a man who
is not in any way connected or concerned
with their quarrel, and who has not been
mixed up with the almost cut.throat sort
Of canvass that has been conducted in
parts at least OF that section Of the State
for months Besides this local quar-
rel which is pregnant with division,
II not n serious bolt, the Convention
must bear in mind that the Pro-
hibitionists threaten separate State ns well
as County aud Legislative nominations,
and the Wheel Is nm organization that
should have some consideration In the
platform. II will require very skilliul
aud very prudent management 10 steer
the Convention clear Of nll the pitfalls
and snarcs that beset II and bring II
In safety through the ordeal TO
happy conclusion. Everything for th'
preservation Of principle, for peace ans
for harmony. No man, no matte
who he is, should be allowed TO stand II
the way Of party success. The party J
above any merely INSTRUMENTATION, an,
1t especially should not be called upon b
carry man whose reputation will have 3
bc defended against oven the suspicion q
wrong-doing or wrong intent Our cand
date must go before tho people clear
handed and with only ono principle 10 NJ
hold. lilo must not be n man who ca
quickly bc forced TO personal dcfcns,
lie must be- aggressive from the bcginnin
10 tho end, aud sweep the State by th
force Of his character ~ well "a Of his logi,
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-05-08

TnE Supreme Court is now asked TO re-
open the telephone sascs, and consider
some new f0Gts relative to Dnwbaugh's
claim 10 priority Of invention. The Court
will probably suggest TO the Drawbaugh
representatives 10 ring or"
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e.orrc william s.r,l. NEGLECTED.

NEw YoRx, May 7.-At a meeting Of
the New York Civil Service Reform aso-
citation tonight George William Curtis
was reelected president. Carl schurz was
made one Of tho yioc-prcsidents and
Theodore Roosevelt one OF the members
OF the executive committee.
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no coNrRInuToRs ANp coRR EsPoNpENrs

W. solicit khers and communications upon subjects Of
o,1,sru Interest bat such mus atndysb accompanied
b. N, nams and dddrcs, Of hs priier a. guarantee
a hhgood riiih and responsibility. No notice oan
befatrn n anonymous c0nmuHiodiiDHa
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ncctsd ,riiA DC aiitoriai dpirfnoa, should be adj
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77in
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found ndabs for publications
Our mad books ktpi bypoagNoes, and not BY fndi.
psdual Rdmoa
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TIM demand for Gresham M Rcpub-
lican candidate continues from the Rcpub-
lican Northwest just as though Cullom
and Allison and Lincoln and Algcr and
Rusk were wholly unknown to- the PEG.
,la
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-05-08

TnE Department Of State declares that
the Sultan OF Morocco has not refused TO
arbitraic. The statement TO tho contrary
is only one Of many Republican campaign
lies.
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Tn. eY,a, wsiL,.s ua,eb.

NV YoRK, May Those who have
covered the requisite 100 miles in twenty
four houB arc Cartwright, Hughes, Little
wood, Golden, Hcr,y, Noromac, Saunders,
Day, Hart, Iegclman, Nint, Cox, Dillon,
Campau, Moore and Guerrero.
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