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The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1888-07-14
FALL OF Il GRAND STAND.
Scores of Persons Injured on q Missis
sippi Race Ira k.


MEMPHIS, Tenn, July 5.-W lie 800
or 400 people were seated in tie grand
stand on the grounds of the Yallubusha
County, Miss, Fair Association, the sup
ports gave way without warning and the
structure fell to the ground. Men,
women aud children were imprisoned
or crushed under the heap of debris
and were screaming for release: The
crowd present, estimated at 1900.
worked heroically in tearing away the
wreck, and soon all the wounded and
imprisoned were released. No one was
killed outright, though many were bad
ly crushed and had limbs broken.
Nearly fifty people were taken from
the ruins Of the grand stand with broken
arms and limbs, bruised bodies, and
almost every conceivable wound. 1t is
impossible as yet to give the list of the
wounded, some of whom it is thought
cannot live. One member of the band
bad an arm broken, another a leg
broken, third was slightly wounded.
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1888-07-14
ARRESTED FOK FRAUD.
Wealthy Minneapolis Business Men
Placed Under Bonds.


Placed Under Bonds.
MINNEAPOLIS, Mimi, July There
was considerable excitement among
business men of this city this afternoon
over the announcement OF the arrest OF
the members of the firm of Shotwell,
Clerihew & Lothman, the insolvent
dry goods firm. The arrest,
however, was not unexpected, as
there has been great deal of
talk about alleged crooked dealings with
the Nicollet National Bank. The firm,
which has been doing a wholesale dry
goods business, besides manufacturing,
failed about ten days ago with assets OF
$3.50, 600 and liabilities of 81 100000. The
parties arrested are Theodore Shotwell,
A. NJ. Clerihew and William Lothman.
They gave bonds in the sum of $4,000
for their appearance next Tuesday.
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1888-07-14
MINING IN PERSIA.
The Shah Preparing for Exploration
for Coal

PITTsBURG, Pa, July 3.-Charles A.
Ashburner, of the United States geo.
logical survey, stationed in this city,
has received an offer from the Shah of
Persia to take charge Of the government
engineering corps now being organized
in that country. At present nothing
bnt turquoise is mined in Persia. and
the Shah expects to discover valuable
deposits of coal, iron, petroleum and
possibly the precious metals. Mr., Ash
burner has not yet accepted,
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1888-07-14
NEW YORK FAILURES.
Seligman. May & Co. Assign with HeaI,
Liabilities-OthecE Firms in Trouhle.

n his ih AiouoiSs
Seligman, May & Co., wholesale deal
ers in boys clothing, $40 Broadway, New
York, made an assignment on the I'd.
Their statement of condition on Janu-
afy l to Bradstreet''s showed assets,
$5S2, ,0l3; liabilities, S3l6,T9j. The lie
bilities are reported TO be from $500, ,0CC
to S5G0,000 and assets large. About a
dozon judgments, aggregating $40, ,49S,
have been obtained by the National
Broadway Bank against d. G.. Yueng-
ling, Jr, the brewer, The Metropoli-
tan National Bank has obtained judg-
ments of S55, ,337 against j. S. Baker and
and Robert L. Boyd and others against
w. L. Pratt and G. ID. Pratt for $40, 413.
The four defendants are members of
the firm of Baker, Pratt q Co.
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1888-07-14
MIsSOURIS RED RECORD.
Five Men Shot Down in an Independ-
euCe Day Fight.

Five Men Shot Down in an 1ndepend-
ence Day Fight.
SPRINGFIELD, Mo-, July 6.-Reports
from the back counties just coming in
indicate that the Fourth was celebrated
in lively style. At Mansfield party of
farmers engaged in free-fora all fight
There were six of them and but one is
left to tell the tale, the others being
dead or badly hurt. AT Walnut Grove,
Will Merritt and John Claypool got
drunk in livery stable. One bottle of
beer was left and with this Claypool
knocked Merritt down under horse S
heels, where he was kicked to death.
At Hallville, Dan Mitchell stabbed w.
C.nt, f,+
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1888-07-14
VIII Knock Out Grover c.

HUH tIIt NdIISds NIIN JUUTHdl.
When asked what state he halls from,
our sole reply shall be, that he comes
from Indiana and he'll knock out
Grover G.
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1888-07-14
E Could Not Have Named a Better.

Harrison and Morton l-Iadidna and
NelC York the two very men to carry tue
party safely through the two very doubt
ful states How, on the whole, could
better ticket? Letany Republican who
hoped for a different result coollv ask
himself this question. With New York
and Indiana made sure, what state that
was not on the wrong side in the re-
bellion can now be considered doubt
f,l
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1888-07-14
HEWITT FOR PRESIDENT.
The American Party Favors the Ney
York Mayor,

SAN FRANCISCO, CAL, July 6.--At the
session of the American party delegates
at-large to the National Convention
were elected and district delegates
chosen. At the close of the nomina-
tons resolution was adopted pledging
the support of the convention to Abram
5. Hewitt, of New York, if be will ac-
cept the nomination for the Office of
president. The platform was then in
trodueed and adopted, it being ma
terIally the same as that adopted two
years ago. Adjourned sine die.
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1888-07-14
DEATH IN THE RAPIDS.
Robert FIack Drowned in Attempting to
Shoot the Niagara Whirlpool.

BUFFALO, n. Y, July 5.-Yesterday
afternoon Robert w. Flack, of Syracuse,
lost lis life in attempting to shoot the
rapids at Niagara Falls. His boat was
Is feet long, nearly feet wide, and "a
inches deep. Flsck took his seat in the
center of the boat and strapped him
self in to prevent being thrown
out by the tossing of the waves. At the
first big waves in the rapids the boat
turned complete somersault. Twice
again did she turn, the second time right
ing herself The third time she turned
about 800 feet above the entrance to the
whirlpool. This time she did not right.
She entered the pool and slowly circled
around with the whirling waters: 1t
was an hour before the boat could be
got out of the pool.
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1888-07-14

THIRTI-TWO WIVES.
More Deceived Women on the Track o
j. w. Brown, of Detroit.

A dispatch of the 9th from Detroit,
says: j. w. Brown, the alleged big
amist who was recently arrested in
Chicago and brought to this city, was
arraigned in the police court this morn
ing, charged specifically with marrying
Mary Benjamin while having lawful
wife living. He pleaded not guilty.
His bail was fixed at 81 900, in default
of which he was remanded to jail to
await examination next Friday. 1t is
now stated that Brown has been mar
ried No less than thirty-two times, and
wives from New York, Pennsylvania,
Canada, Chicago and several places in
Michigan are expected to be present at
the examination
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1888-07-14
Let the People Have Full Sway.

From Inc UhlcaSo Inler-Uceau.
If the spirit of Old Tppecanoe stir the
bree2es it is not impossible that they may
break out in song that viii spread with ir-
resistible force from Maine to California.
If that be the tendency let no manager
check it. Let the people have full sway
in song and allegory, and our growing
ticket will be swept into power not less
assuredly than was Old Tippecanoe in
1910
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1888-07-14
DROPPED INTO THE SEA.
a Boston Balloonist Meets With Sti
ring Adventure.

ring Adventure.
BosToN, Mass, July 5.-The balloon
which assembled from the common at 6
O'Clock last evening, descended in the
harbor off Point Shirley. The occupants
we're submerged and tor three minutes
or more were dragged through the
water at a rapid pace by the bal
loon which was impelled by
strong gale. They were
sighted by the steam yacht Rose g., and
the latter after a stern chase, succeeded
in overtaking the balloonists and making
fast the drag rope to her capstan. After
much trouble the party were taken
aboard and all were safely brought to
this city. The journey was most per-
ilous one, and the escape from death OF
the excursionists miraculous.
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1888-07-14
Must Face the Music,

From Jhe halls0s LlLy JOurnAI.
1t seems to be very clear that the re-
suit of the Oregon election presages an
overwhelming victory in tue fall cleo
ton for protection to American indus
tries. Nc wonder tie Democrats are
trying to dodge the issue. There is one
good thing, however, they are on record
as never before and must face the
music.
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1888-07-14
Look Out for Stirring Times.

FROM the MlnnedpOIls Evening JouEual-
VIII Mr.. Blaine take the stump for
Harrison and Morton? We venture to
predict that he will. He will rouse an
enthusiasm such as Henry Clay kindled
for The elder Harrison in 1910. Look
out for stirring times this year.
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1888-07-14
The Importance of Indiana.

From the Cleveland Leader.
Harrison, Porter and Wallace would
make splendid team, and they can
carry the Hoosier State, if it ever can be
carried. The Indiana Republicans
should act wisely this year, for much of
the welfare of the Republicans of the
nation rests in their hands.
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C4PSfZED ~ A SGU4LE.
Ten Young Men Narrowly Escape Death
in Long Island Sound.

IN Long IsIaltu sOuhd.
Font CHESTER, n. Y, July 2.-Ten
young mechanics from here, who were
reported to lave been drowned from a
catboat in {; e sound on Saturday, are
safe. Two of them returned home this
morning. They said their boat had
been capsized ly squail and that all
hands were thrown into the water near
the Long Island shore of Oyster Bay.
Tic men all reached the shore in safety.
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1888-07-14
House.

MONDAY, July 2.@The Senate again
took up the river and harbor bill. Mr..
Palmer offered an amendment appro-
prlating $685., 900 for the purchase of the
Portage Lake and the Lake Superior
Ship Canals. Agreed to. The bill was
then passed. As originally reported
from the Senate committee on com
merce, 1t appropriates $2l ,562 ,SS3. As
IT finally passed the Senate appropriates
S22 AGA 1888. The Senate confirmed the
nomination of James c. jenkins to be
United States Judge for the Eastern Dis
trict of Wisconsin. Senator Edmunds
reported the nomination of NJ W. Full
er without recommendation, and it went
upon the executive calendar.
THURSDAY, July 5.-The Senate land
grant forfeiture bill was called up and
debated at length. A number of amend
ments were rejected, but call of the
roll on the adoption of the bill as
amended resulted in no quorum, and
the House adjourned.
FRIDAY, July 6.-An ave and no vote
on the land grant forfeiture bill was
taken, resulting, ayes III, noes s. The
balance of the time W taken up in de-
bate on the tariff bill in committee of
the whole.
SATURDAY, July THE entire day was
taken up IN debate on proposed amend
ments to the sugar schedule in commit
tee of the whole. No action was reached,
however
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1888-07-14
HEIIGiS POLITICS.
General Satisfaction Over the Ee-electi
of President DiaZ.

of President Diaz.
General satisfaction is expressed
throughout Mexico at the reelection oi
Gen. Diaz as the president of the MeXi-
can republic for another term. This
result was all along expected, for Gen.
Diaz has won the firm support OF the
people through the many important re-
forms and measures of great public in
terest iii which he has taken the initla-
tive during the past three years. He
has conspicuously interested himself IN
the development of commercial relat-
tions with the United States.
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1888-07-14
Fit Bosses.
From the Brooklvn DaiIv Times

FrOm Inc BrOOhIyn Daily 1lmes-
The Democrats can't escape the tariff
issue by throwing mud and comprising
corruption, but if they want to make a
desperate attempt in that direction
seven Mule Barnum is the right man to
boss the job, and German fit first lieu
tenant
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1888-07-14
1 LONllS In Itlinnir

lug Is ISLAND, ILL.,, July 6.-In the up-
toEuoh OF Rock Island County the
-. ans ate swollen to an alarming ex-
sg,nes destroying public roads and in
'''e instances causing a loss of stock.
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1888-07-14
A Ised-un Cove.

From the ST. Louis Globe Democrat
Forty-eight years ago the Wings sang
"Nan, Van, is used-up man." This
Grove Is used-nn CoYeN
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1888-07-14
SIRJCK BY BIG vy4VE.
steamer City of Rome Meets With an
Accident ut Sea,

Accident ut Sea.
-, -,sW YORK, July 6.-The City of Rome.
a. "a-yh sailed from Liverpool June p,
a.i,'ea =, at the bar at 6.3U last evening
-5-- -. VII come up to her pier this morn
49, eAe has 23l cabin and sol steer
o- 7S l'asSengers. 1t is reported by her
tnI. : : that at noon on July /, in lati-
Is y degrees, 80 minutes, longitude
ba9T 9TsIees, - minutes, during heavy
w. sta, the vessel shipped a huge
aIf IS 1 which carried away her bowsprit
sesr'a,Fe g s.9Fe the forward bridge and the
men M on duty there were Seriously in
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1888-07-14
SAILING DOWN THE SOUND.

Gen, Sheridan Leaves New York for His
Summer Home.
New YORK, July THE following
bulletin was issued by Gen. Sheridan's
physicians this morning: 'Gen. Sheri-
dan passed good night, sleeping sound
" and naturally for the greater part OF
the trne. His pulse and respiration are
good and there is no return OF unfavor-
able symptoms" The Swatara, which
arrived here last evening, proceeded up
the East River at 7:45 a. NJ, bound to
Nnnnnitt via Long Island Sound.
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1888-07-14
STEiuSHfP COLLISION.

The Charles Quint sunk by the vile De
Brest-Five Lives Lost.
The steamship Vile De Brest, belong
ing to the General TRANSATLANTIC Com
pany. collided with and sank the steam
er Charles Quint, belonging to the same
company, of Havre. The captain OF tile
Quint and four of her crew were
Il rnN..f1e.i
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1888-07-14

From the Buffalo Commercial Advertiser.
With Harrison Mt the head of the
ticket the Republicans enter the cam
paign with courage, confidence and an
assurance of a glorious victory in a glo-
riOuS pauSp
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From the Buffalo Commercial Advertiser.
Number of letters in Benjamln......... 8
Number of letters in Harrison............ s
Number of "H" in alphabet. t............... s
Number of ballots required TO nominS s
Year of Ben Harrison's election.........'SS
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1888-07-14
Baron Wolyerton Dead.

LoSDoS, July 2.-Henry Richard
Glyn. Baron Wolverton, is dead. He
was q years Of age. He succeeded his
uncle, the late Baron Wolverton, who
died in November, 1857.
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1888-07-14

From the ST. Louis Globe Democrat
Under the leadership OF Harrison and
Morton the Republicans can hardly fail
to achieve a brilliant and significant
triumph at the polls in 1888.
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1888-07-14
Costly Theater in asnes

PARIS, July 3.-The Theater Des
Bouffes at Bordeaux has been destroyed
by fire, causing a loss of S250,0eO No
body Was injured.
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CONGRESS-.
Senate.

MONDAY, July 2.-Nothing was accom-
plished in the House, filibustering being
resorted to to prevent the taking up OF
of the Union Pacific refunding bill.
THURSDAY, July 5.-The conference
report on the agricultural appropriation
bill was presented. The only point not
agreed aIe upon is the appropriation of
SlOO,0UO for the continuation of expert
ments in the manufacture of sugar from
sorghum. The conference report was
concurred in, and further conference
was asked on the sorghum item. con-
ference was also ordered on the post
office appropriation bill, and Senator'S
Plumb, Allison and Beck were appoint
ed. Adjourned till Monday.
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1888-07-14

Genuine Western Cyclone.
From the Minneapolis Evening journal.
Harrison and protection for Amer
lean labor and business" will be gen
uine Western cyclone.
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1888-07-14

FfOM Inc { IeFt7 anu ItdI tf-
Harrison and Morton viii win. They
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1888-07-14

will carry New York and Indiana, the
two doubtful states, as well as all the
other Republican states.
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gsemm sbr etnen slnfall befiirdltet

bon Gieber uub fal!em Gieber ober @aIlen.
Be@ielfeber, 70 nebmt Cure 9ufudt nidt 3u
gbintn, einein berf@Iininernben unb berberb.
Ii9sn Wsbisament, bus biele aonititutionen
ruinirt bat. @snbet obne 9eraug elm Seil.
mitteI an, bas bic Ieitenben aerats Mmeritas
felt Idnser aIs oreibis Sabren empfoblen baben
-Sofetter's Masenbitters. S9lsi.
Genbss @edfslfeber uab gliI3sersrOberuns
perben sbsnfo, ipie bic edten Gieberarten BON
Ilalaria burd boHeIbe fdneu selinbert unc
i9IiebIia ausgerottet. Sn ben Sropen, po
6ieber bisIer 1rt bSsartiser aIs in ber semdeis.
ten Bone Fhb, bat fi9 Softettets Or a.
genbitters einen Sinf aIs tpirffames Rrd.
bentib. nnb SeiImittsI erporben, ben bic Son.
turrent ni9t Bat beeintrddti9en tonnen - I'M
@eeentheil, nod ;u befefiisen fcgar beisetragen
bat. St0ruugen beS Masens unb ber Gin.
aeneioe, beiou6ers foI9e, ipeIde cine Solse bon
Nalaria fino, psrben 6urG bafIelbe fdleunisil
gelinhert. 9ierenbei9 i9berben, @beumatismus,
MernoItat unb GdlafIofsteit, aOpfreiben une
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gSmm Dm dl ba
E<al

Bon ben Worgdngen I'M Snnern
bes 6aules tpar er ttiir obenbin unters
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fi1 nit Dem Grdulein ausgeipro@en,
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erlaubte, fern gebalten. Bei einem
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ilnb serFreut, bic So6ter nit Wolten
ber 8erftinmung aitf ber Stirn.
Den 8ldn3enben SDIheiferbal, ber
ionit bas sSabr i'm 6auIs Grid pFugs
bef9IoB, batte biesntal bet 3tpieipaIt
3tpif1en 8ater un0 So9ter berbinbert.
Mlbert fonnte annebmen, oaB Mbelbeib
tpenn ie, 70 iebt zines 6reunbes bebiirs
fen mDdte, aber ct fdrdtete fi1, ben
! erfen S9ritt ibr entge9en sl. tbun.
War es ritterli1, ibr feline 6hlfe aufsu.
brdn9en? Seine 8ermittlung al3us
bieten2 9atte fie ni@t an Cigar eiaen
ratitrli1en 8ertrauten unb 8ei9iiber?
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bentli6teiten; bermutbli9, trbfete er
fi1 in ieiner beinIi9en Ierlegenbeit,
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linb nun ui@t mebr 3uriid fonnte, 1T
0etr Grid pfug BON feiner &eiIe beims
gefebrt unb i1 fann ibm aleinen Slid
tpuni@ gu feiner 8erlObung abifatten-
6err plug mdre mod In S1leien,
aber bas Grdulein lieBe bitteit-Samit
6fneie ibm Der Diener, na96em ct ibm
ben Mfantel abgenommen, bic Sbhre
gum 6alon-
Sn ben @ema9 tpar Nles tpie fonif.
Seppi@e, SeHel, gbaiielonsues, bic
mineiiiden Gafen auf benz Gan,in, bic
2ampett- Stein, es fam ibm bor, als
pb fie buafler brapnten, aIs ob in Der
gan3en ginri@tuug cine gentle Dhfer.
feit nDrberrf6e, bic er bisber ni1t Bee
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Mbelbeib's nit Dem iibernd9tigen Muss
bruf 6arin, bie fiir i'm eiilen G6atten
iiber Mles tparfens
Cine tur3e BegraBung, elm 6dnoe.
brud, ber tnebr Iagte,, als bic targen
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rangen, Elm paar glei9ghltige 6ragen
unb Mntuorten, banH begunn Mbels
beib:
rGie frasten suerit nod meinem 0as
ter, 9srr @raf, bat {; Sbnen seI9ris'
beng"
Ni6t gef6rieben = i6 babe nur bic
Nn5eige ieiner 8erlobung erbalten.
Ct eiebt in ieinenl griefe an mid
cine begeiferte S6iloerung bes Grdu'
leins Dart, i@ fam nur tpini6en, baB
er iein Slid in bieier 8erbinbung fins
ben m6ae. Sbnen, als tbeilnebmens
Sem Greuaoe unieres 9auies, III es ia
ni1t perborgen geblieben, baB bier ni9t
Mles nlebr 70 mar, tpie es i'm 6au1e ber
Glhdli9eu iein iolte.
Der Gebante, cine So6ter tute Gie
bod einmal .3u berIieren unb bann eins
NAL in benz groBen, 6ben 0auie ail
iein, mag bic 6timmung Sbres 8aters
antpeilen beroaitert baben unb bat bieIs
Ieibt am meiifen 3u feinem gntf1luE
beigetragen, cine neue ghe einaugeben,
ermiberte albert ausmei9enb.
(Gortfetuns fOIst.)
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beridmanb bann in Der glebenabtbei.
lung. 9ier itanb ct fill.
Sd muB mir bod ben gouiin Be.
tra9ten, ba6te er un0 luste borTi6tie
binaus.
gben tpar BauIine ausgeifiegen. Gin
eleganter iunger Mann elite berbei.
poBiappermetlt - bas III ia mein
9bolf! S6au, f@au, oas 1T alio Der
@oufin!
St blidte benz ii9 enifernenoen pdr,
den na6.l Mer bdtte 6as seba9t -
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frei6enb. 8ift 9u nun beiIer aIs
Ibolf, 9u nit 9einen fiinf3ig Sabrens
Nm nd9itea Na9mittag eripartete bic
i96ne pauline ibre tteue 8efanntf9aft
pergeblid, obglei@ fie big finf l1br pro.
,nenirte.
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0erfHttlirE,.

Serr q. S. Grobli9fein bon Wlobile, gla.
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len, ba i9 es felbft segen einen bartnadtaen
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