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The Bennington banner. [volume] (Bennington, Vt.) 1858-1894, 1889-01-10
CHURCH ELECTIONS.
FIRST BAPTIST

Rev. z. Marten. moderator; A. Buel
SIbey. clerk; Frank II. S o {, treasurer;
Edward L. Norton, collector; 'Wm. r.
Graves, Luther r. Graves, ID mel Ne
EIwen, trustees; Daniel Nc EIwer, mu-
sic commit p; the Treasurer and c J.
lector. e,r-o0iciq, E. l.. Norton, Or. +. S.
Pratt. A. Is. SIb!ey. L. II. Moore. Col
ius Graves, committee on sys'eina ic
benevolence This society begins the
new year under favorable and hope nj
auspices. Their 81 Fvices are bright and
well attended, the singing is of a high
order, and pastor and people are u tied
and enthusiastic.
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MAR RIED.

MURPHY -sHEA.-In Bennington. january
az ST. Francis De Sales Church, BY Rev j. NJ
Michaud, James Murphy to Miss Katie Shea, al
OF Bennington.
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We are not assured of continuance OF
tbese favorable rates much beyond the
New Year, so that no'c is the time 10
avail yourselves of these exceeu'ns"
favorable terms.
If anyone wishes to take more tnan
one of these papers IN connection with
the BANNER, add forty-five cents 10 tne
above amounts for each weekly desired
Address all orders to
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Voted. That bill of Jesse Field for re-
pairing fence be referred 10 Lamp Com
mittee, to report at the next regular
meeting.
F. o. Graves was elected by acclama-
ton trustee in ward one, to fill vacancy
caused by removal of W. G. T. Wright
Voted, That the village attorney mott
fy II. ID. Hall TO repair sidewalk on the
north side of his lot on Elm street. and
If not complied with in two weeks the
trustees will he called out to assess
property.
Voted, That the Street Commissioner
be instructed to repair cross walk and
culvert at the corner of Willow and
Msin streets near Goldsmith's store: also
to repair culvert on Union street in front
of DIR. B. C. Jenney's house, and to see
that the bridge on Mill street be but in
safe and proper condition.
Voted, To adjourn.
j. II. KELso, Village Clerk.
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SECOND CONGREGATIuNAL

Hon. II, G Riot. pre- lent; Col ON
Scott. first wee president David Car
pentrr, second vice president; Harrison
/. Norton. clerk; Clement IL. Core,
treasurer; Dra William E Murphy. col
lector; q E. D. Bennett, auditor; the
first five, eF QGlci9, tru.t tees. II is
church and society have lately settled q
new pastor, the Rsv. Chas. r S ymour,
and they begin the new year wi great
hopes for future usefulness. Practically
opt Of debt il has been years siTce the
FINANCIAL report has been 30 encourage
ing, Meetings are mu iplied. an in.
creased attendance is gui e Noticeable,
and the outlook very promising.
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Our Village Fathers.

Regular trustee meeting January I.
1889.
Present. j V. Carney president. Cole.
man, McGrath, Tiffany, Phillips, Craw-
ford and Downs, trustees.
The follnwinu hula ordarad paid
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GOOD READING.
RANuBRLIST FOR 1883.

The BANNER has procured rates oy
which il clubs with the following stan
dard weeklies. These terms are Tor YER
mont subscribers only Except the Troy
Tines and payment must be strictly IN
advance. both for this paper and the
city journals, and for a full year. LUG
BANNER and
Boston WeeHp 1r.urna ....... 81
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The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1889-03-30

TN THE DISTRICT OF THE THIRD Jr.
i dicial district of Washington Territory
holding terms at Seattle.
The uniteh States of America VS. One
Hundred and Sixty-eight Tins containing
eightyfonr pounds OF prepared opium.
WHEREAS, William II. White. United
States altordey for Washington Territory,
| has filed a libel OF information in the
above entitled district court, alleging in
substance as follows:
That at a time passed, to-wit: on the llth
day of March. 1889, in the collection dis
! ttict OF. PUGET Sound, to-wit: on land at u
attic, IL King county, Washington TER
tory, Leslie Cullom, acting collector of e,i |
toms for said district, did seiB /
and now has in his custody at = /
district as beisg forfeited to the Unfti !
states for violation OF section Sos2 of ~
revised statutes OF the United states, a. /
tain goods, wares and merchandise, to- VI. /
one hundred and sixty-eighf us, /
containing eighty.four pounds of re- /
pared opium, for that AT time passto- /
! wit: On the 18th day of March, Isss Aid /
goods, wares and merchandise hereibe- |
fore enumerated and described, beig OF (
foreign growth aud manufacture, sndub- /
lect 10 the payment OF duties upon hing !
imported and brought into the Tilted /.
States, were by some person or persop un- |
known unlawfuily. clandestinely, frtldu- /
lently and knowingly imported and
brought into the United States fronsome
foreign port or place fo-wit: Froa the
province of British Columbia, in tn Do
miuion of Cansds, with Intent TIM and
. there on the part OF such importer sr i'm
porters - defraud the United ssatepf the
duties thereon, the duties thereon nj hnv
Ing been paid or accounted for, or seureti
10 be paid 10 the SAID United stses, the
said goods, wares aud msrchsndis then
and there being OF the value OF $40 And
whereas on reading and Cling he said
1ibel the court made the following order
thereon. to- wit:
s'fet this cause be SET down foracaring
on Thursday, the 18th Cay OF lprii. A.
ID. iSS9. at 10 o'clock In the forssoog of
that day 81 which time all person having
or claiming any Eufs rest In SAL goods,
wares aud merchandise nust apfar and
make their allegations in taaf ehaif or
their default viii be entered. aud let
notice he given III the usual forE by pub
location hereof tn the Seattle DAILY POSI-
fNTElLfagSCER.
Dated this 21st day Of March, fss -
Nov. therefore, ali persons having or
claiming any interest ia said gods wares
and merchandise sire hereby mtsned tiS
be and appear In court at the tine speci-
FED in said order and make thx. slsexa.
tons In that behalf or their ddault viii
be entered and the PRAYER of said libel
granted. Witness the Hon Thomas
Burke judge of said district eossf, and the
seal thereof fnis 2ist day Of N9ch. A. ID.
lSS9 We LEDGERw0fD. Clerk
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The more Thought the people give 10
the iacw constitution The greater ike.
iahood there h OF It's heing an admir-.
able instrument The eitencs conxts
ssssiahsl questions arr DISCUSSED. Tie
greater VIII he the interest manifested
sad TIE hvtser able ne people will ls
70 ssiess proper delegates 70 ihe Gu.
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The American hase-hallists make )
mistake in thinking that eur nassoaal
game viii be one 81 the features q
English sports. 50 long - the Eng
hsh look upon baseball as "a llysl,
game hus net for = moment compare
be TO cricket, there Is ue likelihood
of is getting stronger foe;hola IL
England than The English game Ia.
IN this COUNTRY.
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T. ]. HAMILTON,
United states Marshal for Washington
Territory.
TN THE DISTRICT COURT OF THE
l. Third Judicial District OF Washington

Tn THE DISTRICT COURT OF THE
L Third Judicial District OF Washington
Territory, holding terms al Seattle
The United States OF Amerfea VS. One
thousand aud sixty Tins. containing Five
Hundred and Thirty Pounds al prepared
Opium.
wHEREAs. william II. White. United
States attorney for Washington Territory,
has tled libel of information, In the
above entitled district court. alleging In
substance SIS follows:
THAT 81 3 time past. to-wit. on the 9TH
day OF March, A. u. lss9, az the county of
kIttitas, in the collection district OF Puget
sound, Leslie Cullom, acting COLLECTOR OF
customs for said district. did seize aud now
hsth IN his custody st the custom house Of
said district at Port Townsend. in the
Third judicial district of said territory, as
being forfeited 10 the United states, for
violation 81 section snsa. of the Revised
Statutes of the United states. certain goods
wares and merchandise. to wit: One
Thousand aud sixty tins. containing aa
pounds Of prepared opium, then and there
and now OF the yalHe Of $500, for that ~
tine past, 20 wit. on the 18th day of Feb
Eaary, A D., Iss9, said goods, wares AID
merchandise, hefeinhefore enumerated
ard described. being OF foreign growth
aud manufacture. and subject 70 the pay.
snEUi Of duties uJsoH being Imported and
brought into the United states. we're hy
some person or persons unknown, unlsw.
tLkf5s N57GIGeIGG4Fs Ef6I4IstUS4t &klI
knowingly tuzporfed and broaght into the
United states from said foreign port or
piaee. 70 wit from the Province 81 British
Coiumb ss, In the Dominion 81 Canada,
With thu iateaf then and there on part OF
sid importer or importers TO fsefrand the
Z ntfea states Of the duties thereon, the
said duties lot having been paid or sc-
eeaEfeG for. OF secgrrsi 10 be paid 20 the
United States. ard not since having been
paid eF accounted fer. or secured 20 be
paid. 20 she said United states and.
AHG&Ess. 90 sesE.isg ant AIinz the said
issfofns4 alton. the court Ea&ae the following
eEsseT thereon. ta-wif
~kssf 1aix cause - SO Down sur hearing
"a IhHFsixy the fitA aay OF April. A. y.
i>s3. Al Ia o'eioek An the fo-encsa ui that
Car 81 v hteA time al EzerSoas having or
Slas ssalng ans iuserss1 ia said go<sas. wares
xad merchandise Ia9sf appear Rn4 make
tassg Allegations in that behalf or their de-
f1alt Viii as catered. AID fxt nossce be
given IN TIE asaai foFsa ~ yaeisrAt.Qn
thereof ia tas SEArrIE bAtLs tasF-ISrEL-
Lz1kScKM
nssS1 this 1fs- d2y og March, lisa
SEw tneEgfurx. ali Ysesxons having O.
Gaining any interest IA said xoo<ss wares
and s1srcAaDffzsx arr EfreAy notified 10 hzs
stz1 Apnx8r in cozrs az fAe tine ssaees SEED
IL sSsa Gsfse~ and make tszesr Allegations ia
sost seh9H - tAesy GefSssS wsH ~ catered
saa ihe F-aye< 81 sid tntozEassi OK
gsz4teS3.
astnsss she uonos AAse Thosaas Burke.
t1&ss 81 sad 4szgrtef essssre, ADD The ~e1a
f3erenf tails list 1aS "a March. A. 10 issQ
" y lEls5ERxtuT. CseFk
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We call special sttenfn 20 the
pAlATlNE Hill ADDITION.

This property compris the choicest and
cheapest building lots the market; the
greatest margin for pit even upon their
present merits alonent upon the con-
struction of the maynard at Lake Wash
ington these lots wiipcrease in value be-
yond the most sasuine expectations.
Even now the additii is in the center Oh
the manufacfuring strict, surrounded by
factories and living the salt water gate
way Of the canal. )stofiice. schooihouse,
publt hall, railroadepot on the property,
Only Is minutes fra the city by the :. l..
S. & &. R. R., whic' runs hourly trains al
loo; La addition toyhich the new motor
iineis about to be constructed to the prop
erty Lots 60xIlO iet from si65 upwards.
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pcs Iseainsca IN appointing over
80 nss pestinastevs siaesae his lass
sssss = ufscs, probably iAeaeas
49, - sas ssakiaAg has whsls sAe ssa
r<@ ssssasssx. Tie sAoasr .esu.s j,
Nfss ssssiss tskns. hspeyss t<tass &.
- ~ Ssasf sssss ssss ts4sr,
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There Is no doubt great deal of
rum IN the report OF the committee
appointed to examine the working
sysscms of the executive departments
There is altogether too much red tanc
IN the administration Of the affairs az
mary Of the departments. and a vas.
amount If useless routine work which
could be dispensed with to the benefit
Of the service, and az considerable
saving. IL is absurd 10 say that an
Item Of business can not he nrnperly
attended 10 without passing threush
the hands OF ninety people. which IN.
'oives countless recordings and no,a.
tons, aud requires the EMPLOYMENT Of
an army of clerks. Too much ya.na.
bile time Is lost in much Of the com.
pick bureau work. and il is very ev,.
dent that IN many instances il can be
simpiined, rendered more satisfactorv
aud made fully as accurate as il is an
xs~sxsax.s
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FIVE AND EN-ACRE TRACTS
In an near to the
m naE s.AE AMBITION

We are sellin land here one third
CHEAPER than te adjoining owners IN
evry direction. Close 10 the circle railroad
an the lake. he land lays well, rich soil
suitable for maket gardening. This land
mkt spring wi. sell per lot at the price
NV asked peracre. Prices from $50 pei
are upwards.
GRAY g. cLAYWoRTH,
7O7lS Front St.
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STEAMSHIP LINES.

THE OPPOSITION STEAMSHIP Will
Il rningtou. FraEk Worth, master, carrs-
ing freight and passengers AZ reduced
rates, VIII SAL froEa ian Frtactsco for
sound ports en Mar -. !. A. FsttelG. AT.
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fE1S n, EAA,8L3k Sts8EI1 MIL
4 nseel - - =. ssganias. iNAeeA -
~ ~ a. fSssagSs. sss sssss ssser6
9s9sss issgssss - tesa ssst Ese@se 81 rxxss
eae
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TRE4NTREE.S NOTICE.
THE TREASURER OF THE CRY Q

FTTfE hEAsUKEK Of THE CITY Of
IL Seattle viii pay on presentation the
folio siny named warrants. Madison ST.
fund, ord nance s3a. 10 and including part
OF l4Ii: Tenth 81. fund, ordinance 9ii 10
and including part OF 249. Seventh st.
fund ordinance SD, part of warrant Ne
15i7. No interest viii be allowed on said
warrants after this date. |. PARKER, city
treasurer. First publication OF this notice.
March ~ 1gSq
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PICARD az .tnRIt5E.

E1sCSED GF~EoTSn uS REACH At
kss 90 sssSa p Says anAs sxe
sts~sk szNsst }ssfSt s1aE cwasf tsSa have
tate e sNssHssE xsgsFsrsF ara sakfsax ex-
sxs.s.-s As6zsss q. stksasoss. NAsheu. W T
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SPECIAL EM.

1875 ACRES adjoinI the RAILROAD
LANDS at SMITHS COVE. rare chance.
OUR LIST of prorties for sale
comprises choice an6elected lots in
every quarter OF .he city and
suburbs.
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A5NAAE9 az sra4SN ~ RswAkN
Ssssa - Gask easssgas herse' Is
1879 81 as&ss aAfn am.s tail. esaxss
- $50 s5ss& Sas Szsaaavsss khsaas
is'sst sas~as rs fgeas, sssnssss d 60 - ssss
-s.s. :. 80 s--staes rsrstfsa sgsf Sew
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/ tCkAflVs EMPLOYMENT NAE
u sna female. rvssEn II ssstssv,. 49,
fsaai a. = IL A'''sS -
@ "Ntsa glAtk sHEKE A NAN
ssNss ses si.1ss made - csxte- i - fs,.sx,,
ssss - lsssszsS tssiosS. 81 RESET see
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aDMTNTSTR4TRTy,s SIZE.

A BUSINESS LOT ON SOUTH SECOND
block, Is to be sold at public auction April
], fsss. at ii a. m. in front of district
court house in the cts of seattle. For fur.
ther particulars inquire of McGilvra &
Blaine, rooms 40, 80 and IL Boston block.
Jane kaney adminIstratrix
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1 esIs.eA sssetsn IocAEr ExssK syrn
t1 -aass Ee srxYeseas "a Yes,.,'s
- Tester Fasese sezxg AZ Essssssa aa..,sss.
80 sass'&ase Ewv&ss1 Will Pas al
ssiF sF@EsFs s&xa Il = sssssA
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OfTfTsTs IND aTRJSTS,

DR GRO. A. REICH. 0CUIisT. AUR.
~ tss. lsryngcscoplss, having returned
from MS trip 10 the Fast and Europe. wili
Dc pleased 20 fnees hts former patrans
and others desiring his services. az his
former oaAcs. ia the Tesies- iesry Block. Sc
atsle. W. 7. Res4dsnce. cor ne< Fourth and
NsriOA iyl7.w
nE A. r. kIsnE. oEDiiSr AND ATfR-
IL Isl. rooms 81 and =. KoYn block, Yos,
ier avenue
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Il D. ssH AfSsHE. \ Asgss4 HoETf-
IL. ExEtnf2i gawssns, Sxa~af. Egfxay,
eeamsgs ", T-tsnsase&e< architecture
and CT EtGse&st2E5 HsVssgrap haca1 sNrRegs,
xaxEss yssAyzs. xy4sct ga sssssS ssse tzvius esas
2f parks. pgsT4se gSeznss sad q sSess zss1s
as'ssssssszsx ~ rns~asxN RAsssssess
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COMPARE THE TEFS,
Prices and ADVANTAGES of n

JUMFAhE IHE IEHSs
Prices and advantages of o
LAND SYNDICATE
With any other before thelublic,
The more you investigate the re you
will be satisfied that our present tertak-
ing stands away above anythingow ~
the market. DO not fail To inyestte ana
to compare our terms in every del.
The tract comprises nearly l60res. A
grand boulevard 100 feet wide (tpain ar.
terry of the district runs for lie right
through the center of the PROXY. The
land is perfect in its location ayclose to
the railroad center and manufar1ng In
dustries of Seattle. The adjoilg tracts
are now selling in bulk, at jusouble the
price per acre at which we areollng t11i
important addition.
Prior . placing their monefhe mem.
bers of the syndicate will, of hrse, meet
and vote upon all details u@ IN such
cases, and the entire managent will DC
determined by the stocklders The
vice president of the
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LHPOUyDED STOCK.

"WEDNESDAY. APRIL 3, AT 10
w O'Clock n. m, at Montana stables,
corner South Third and Main streets, will
seel at public auction the following de
scribed stock TO pay costs of fmp0unding
and keeping, to wit: One red and white
speckIed calf. red neck and ears; aise one
pale red COW about seven years old The
owners of said animals are to me an
known J. G.. Mitchell, chief OF police,
Seattle W r.
GAfURDAY, MARCH 30, AT 10 O'CLOCK
- q. M. at the Montana stables, corner
South Third and Main streets, I will sell
rhe following named stock 70 pay costs of
impounding and keeping, to wit; One
two-year old heifer, red color with white
on belly: one red heller, two years old.
with left flank white. The owners OF said
animals are 10 me unknown. J. c. Mitch
ell. chief of police. Seattle. W. T.
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XFNI4L &01xCE&-(s
TN The DT7T KIT TUuKT DF TIE
i Third gcdssiai District o. Washington
Territory holding ssrns - seattle
TIE United States of America ~ Seven
Hundred sD6 Fo-ss Ilns. containing Three
Hzndrse &na SeFsnfy pounds Of EFsp&rcd
1WHEREAs. willixn II. white. Unissd
States attorney for Washington Territory,
has lled libel Of information IN the shove
stance ~ follows. that ~ time psss, To-
zff. On she 9Th day Of February. fsss- ~
the county Of Pierce n the eollectsod dis
rrzet Of Pszzes sound. Leslie Caliozn. acting
collector Of Customs f0- szia district. did
seize. and now hath In bis custody. 81 the
send in the Third Judicial district Of said
territory, as being forfeited 60 the United
states for violation OF section S3s2 al the
Revised Statutes OF the United states. GER
tam goods. wares and rnerchandi.e
pounds OF prepared opium. then and
there and row of the value Of $SsU0- for
that Sf q time past to-wis- On the 10Th 3ay
of February, lssa. said goods. wares and
merchandise hereinhefore enumerated and
described. being OF foreign growth and
manufacture and subject 70 the payment
OF duties upon being imported and broEght
into the United States, were by some per
son Or persons unknown unlawfuily, clan
sleStineEy, f-AudGlenfiy and knowingly
imported and brought into the United
states. from some foreign port or place. To-
wit from the province Of British Coium-
hia in fne Dominion of Canals, with the
intent then and there on the part OF such
importer or i'm porters 10 defrand the United
states Of the duties due and payable there
on. the said duties not having beer paid
or accounted for or secured 10 be paid TO
the said United States. and not since hav-
ing been paid or accounted for or secured
70 be paid 10 the said United states, and
WHEREAS, On reading and fling the said
information the coasyt made the following
order thereon. to-wit.
ssLet this cause be set down for hearing
On Thursday, the 18th day of April, A. D.,
lSS9. At 10 O'Clock, in the forenoon OF that
day. st which time al persons having or
claiming any interest in said goods. wares
and merchandise must appeer and make
their allegations in that behalf or their de-
fault win be entered. aad let notice be
given in the usual form by publication
thereof In the Seattle DAILY PosT- IyTiiLLl-
GEScEa. Dated this 2ist day of March,
1889 -
Now therefore. ali persons having or
claiming any interest In said goods, wares
and merchandise are hereby notified TO be
and appear in court At the time specified
IN said order and make their allegations in
that behalf or their default viii De entered
and the prayer of said information granted.
Witness the Honorable Thomas Burke,
iadge OF said District Court, ard the seal
thereof this 21st day Of March. A. D., 1889
w. E. LEDGERWO0D Clerk.
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Merchants NatIor Bank

has kindly consented ACT rs
Trustee for the Std<holders.
We repeat. do not fail compare our
terms and to call, at once, eur oifiee and
thoroughly investigate thisatter.
$1,000 SHARES, (which thres
fourths are already placed
Terms. one-third cas- one-third In
one year, and one-third mo years.
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EDrc.4TTOy1I
PHYSICIANS 4yD STRGEOSS

WANTED-PUPILS FOR The PIANO
w Cali on or address r, r. Parry, room,
& starr block
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1 kNoRA STRICT GRADE sgALgp
IL tsds I'll. te received ey the fader-
sssasss city clerk IL The city OF seetsie. on
or aes re FEsdAv, April $. iSsa, al 4 a'esssck
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