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The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1889-12-04
THOUGHT TO BE a BLIND.
n Telewr.a Froa the Man wins vicsia-

apecial correspondence Of the Standard.
sBUTrE, Dec. ga telegram was re-
ceived to-day by Charles Daniels, partner
OF J. p. McCandless, the employment
agency man, asking him to send Mc(,an
dies, by express IN Chicago at one, oOO
Daniels il now i'm Jail and the police have
been looking for McCandless, who left
town ON the morning of the raiding of the
esnployment agency. Apparently McCan.
made. The telegram vas sent from
Chicago and informed Daniels that he
should return To Butte mt once. IL 10
thought by some that the telegram is a
There il $11A I'm the possession of the po-
CaudIess' agency. Attorney O'Donnei for
Daniels aid claim for $42 Of this money,
Daniels claiming h n to he his private
property. Attorney Haldorn levied an
attachment this afternoon Tor $75, rent
claimed by p. ID. Spra9uc. owner OF
the Office where McCaudless carried
ON his nefarious business. This left
each into the aRency's till. The case was
eettled up this afternoon. The sun OF
$42 was returned to Daniels, whose claim
was filed first. The balance of 81 was
paid back ut the rate of 81 each to the
first rs working men who presented their
lawyers. He was exhonerated from blame
by the working men present., although at
one time they were quite fierce against
him. Daniels says he has been n ranch
man for eleven years, came tn Butte a Few
weeks ago for a job and was given u situ-
clerk FOR $2S n week. and says lac had no
suspicion that things were not right.
Daniels In going tn Miles City, where hc
Is q witness i'm q murder trial.
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1889-12-04
AN APPEAL FOR JUSTICE
The Evidence for tho Prosecu-
ton In the Cronin Case.
Sshgs wings Argument for the saspecs
Torn tsto FraGneats hy the El~queat
Attorney for the saae-whas
the Eviaemcs Proves.

CHICAGO, Dec. ain tho Cronin case
to-day Mr.. InRham, For the prosecution,
spoke ut length of the killing of Cronin,
the disposal Of the body, and defined and
il1ustratedthe application OF the law of con-
spiracy Addressing himself tn the question
of the value of circulmstantial evidence,
he cited "a opinions to the effect
that IL may he stronger than any direct
evidence. Jud King, he said, had aiken
up the evidence hit by hit and argued it's
weakness. This was simply the old story
of a bundle of u bundle of sticks. So IL
was i'm this case. Each incriminatinG cir
cumstancc was ~explainable upon the
theory of innocence. hut the
Irresistible. The circumstances. from
the time Of the meeting i'm Camp ~
tn the finding OF the clothes of Cronin
in the sewer, showed il tn he u conspiracy
of human design. II had its origin in
hate. the foundation i'm the charge that
Cronin was u SPY, and it's end i'm the
hatchery in the Carlson cottage and burial
I'm the sewer. Then Mr.. Ingham pro-
ceeded to nh analysis OF the evidence, and
getting down to the Carlson cottage, said:
"Why did Burke rent the cottage and
hold possession of IL uninterrupted month
after month He was u day laborcr and
working only at odd times. Where " ere
the brothers and sick sister who were to
occupy the cottage with him and why did
they not appear and testify i'm his behalf:
Four or five people were to- live i'm this
cottage, yet IL did not contain n single
article Of kitchen furniture. Ii was to at
tend one of O'Sullivan's mon that Doctor
Cronin was called. The cottage was close
tn O'Sullivan's house. Burke told O'Sulli-
van about il as soon as he rented il.
subsequently, O'Suilivan voIched for
him.
The speaker dwelt at length on the sus-
picious character of The ice mans COLI
tract for services, the hiring Of
the white horse. Cougllin's suspicious ac.
tions, etc. He went over the ground of
the ride to- the cottage. the murder, subsc-
Quent bestowal of the body i'm the catch
basin and Burkc's flight. All this con-
necling chain of evidence, he said, was
i~ndisputed. He touched upon the tcsti-
mony of the defense, and showed thai il
was all by friends of the accused, while i'm
~culpatinx evidence was by impartial wit
ns.sscs. Mr.. lnRham then proceeded to-
trace the connection between Coughlin,
kunze and O'Sullivan. He reviewed the.
light between Cronin and the triangle as
the moving cause of the MURDER, and
closed with AN appeal for conviction.
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1889-12-04
TOWN TOPICS IN BUTTE.
ffoable ia q Polish tsAsMily Ends In Two
BtbeArce suita.

sSte&rce suita.
epeciAi Correspondence OF the Standard.
Buffk, Dec. 3.-Mrs. Annie Kovinski
be6an suit against her husband today for
hivorce, and Adam Kovinski began suit
against his wife at the same time for
It il q question which suit WINS
begun first. Mrs. Kovinski claims cruelty
as the ground for divorce, and Mr.. kovin-
Xxi claims that his wife put him out of the
house and wouldn't cook for him. They
in Meaderville. Judge Lippincott ts
attorney for Mrs. Kovinski and Mcbride
- Haldorn for Mr.. kOvinski. The couple
Are Poles. The woman asks for the GUS
|sody of the 7-year-old child And for ali.
mony. Kovinski owns n form of % acres
and about $50 i'm money. He is empioyed
at the Boston d Montana smclter and
William Woodward has transferred to
d. Barton Shepherd for $500 lot 8 ia block
Jniior Thomas Richards received a tele-
gram to-day announcing the death of his
brother, a well known state senator OF
The city treasurer will pay no interest
on warrants after December IL, but will
Henry wolcott, brother of senator Wei
keott of Colorado, is the guest OF w. A.
The Alice company shut down to-day
fAud the miners attended the funeral of
Q~haries Larncr i'm n body.
w. H.. Venneday, the Anaconda express
agent, was to-day taken To the Deer Lodge
p~enitentiary to serve his one years Sc
tence.
John Toole to-day fled his official bond
as constable.
The county commissioners spent to-day
in examining the county trcasurer's
books.
The district court met this morning and
adjourned until Saturday.
Two Butte boys have been promoted nj
the Ogden military academy. BrrRer has
then appointed captain of Company A
and Arthur b. Clark of Company b..
Mr.. Shropshire of the Omaha Office al
the Union Pacific has been appointed at
torney for Montana OF the Union Pacific
and Montana Union railroads in place oi
Samuel Ward. Mr.. Shropshire will reside
vn Butte.
United States Marshal Irwin is i'm Butte
to-day.
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1889-12-04

Arthur bad proved too keen fog the com-
planning woman, and bad refused 20 ar
rest her usband until b put mp 40 ~
The money wa pat up and as the woman
failed to appear the city holds the 40.
In police court this mosninR. Flynn, Tor
disturbance and resisting an officer was
Aned SO and costs; Mike Sullivan for
ya0rancy was given time tn leave town;
II. s.. Gallaway for stealing am overcast
was lined q n costs: and G. A. Perry
for stealing an overcoat, plead not guilty
and case wa set for tomorrow.
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1889-12-04
At the Southern.

The Evans. Terry, Claussen Brokerage
company open up for business in their
new Office i'm Butte at the Southern hotel
to-day. The company are making a
speciality of property at Columbi City AS
a choice residence suburb to Butte. Next
spring shade trees will he planted on each
side of the streets i'm this suburb and
streams OF water run along the edges of
make IL an inviting and pleasant residence
locality.
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1889-12-04
RossED WHILE DRUNK.

In q saloon and Lost Ais Money.
Special Correspondence of the Standard
BUTTE. Dec. IA drug clerk, giving his
name as John Doc, went to sleep in the
Clipper Shades saloon, OF East Park
street, last night and when he awoke
found that somebody had gone through
him, taking S65. besides some other arti-
cies. Early this morning c. NJ. Tracy and
A.. Columbus were arrested and charged
with grand larceny i'm stealing the money.
The evidence is that Tracy,
being with him, was seen to lay N bunch
of keys belonging to the victim on the
window-sill of the salonn. Tracy claims
that he found the keys. Both men pleaded
not guilty to-day and trial was set for 4
O'Clock Wednesday afternoon. Bonds
were placed at $50.
Trncyss brother, who In a piano player
nj Can't. Mills saloon. was arrested on the
complaint OF his wife for w~ife-beatinR,
and as i'm innumerable other cascs, the
life to-day refused TO appear against hor
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1889-12-04
lDuvRl-Martim.

Al 8 o'clock yesterday morning n large
company of friends assembled at ST.
Paul's church to witness the marriage of
Arthur Duval and Miss Laura Martin,
both Of this city, the ceremony being per
formed by the pastor, Father DE Sierc. Il.
L,caire was the hest man and Miss Agnes
Desoudi was the bridesmaid. Mr.. and
Mrs. Duval are receiving the sincerest
congratulations of a large circle OF ac-
uuaintances.
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1889-12-04
UNION PACIrIc RAILwAY.
pAssENeEn DEPARTMENT..
Rl-r-re- Mont. Nov. 2o. lSxo.

Ageats in Montana: A rate of one and
one-ffth fare for the round trip to apply
locally within N distance of 200 miles has
been made for the Christmas and New
Year holidays. Tickets to be sold Decem-
Der -, ~ and 81, 1889, and January l., 1880.
Final limit. january 3, 1850. Advise the
public. Yours truly, j. A. Lewis, general
aOSsnf-
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1889-12-04

veesa0s ~ the h-aaas~epsnas Dssasesv.
MINNEAroLIs, Dec. a.-The remains OF
Professor Oleson, Of South Dakota uni
versity. Milton Pickett, Of the Pioneer
Press. and Compositor Rob<,rt McCutcheon
wcrc buried to-day. Tho body of l.. J.
Jcnkinson was taken tn Sioux City by
relatives. The other victims will he
buried tu-morrow. Owing tn the danger
ous condition of the ruins of the burned
building. no search has yet been made for
more bodies. Before the ~coroner's jury
to-day the builder OF the structure stated
that woosien stairs were ordered put I'm
Instead nj iron, On account of the differ
euce I'm the Expense about S,OuO. The
building Inspector said he never consid-
cred tho building - safe one, and said
three n,onths ago n committee called on
him and said they feared IL might fall
down any time without warning.
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1889-12-04
ELEGANT FURNISHED ROOMS
AT
THO DGLMONICO.
CHAS. BERTSCH, Prop.
Main Street. Near FRONT. Anaconda. Mint.
DISTRICT COURT or THE COUNT
il of Deer Lodge. Siai. of Montana In ihc

I THE DISTRICT COURT or % COUNTY
Il at Deer Lodge, state of Montana In the
matter Of m" estate of Eurharistc r,loIuier, de-
ceased: order Ia show Gauss" why order III sale Of
real estate should mot be made. Pierre Icmoinc,
the administrator ~ the est ate Of Eucharist
l'eloquicr. deceased. having filed his petition
herein n ~ nag Tor AN order of sale of The. real Is.
tate OF said dss.tdcni. for the purposes therein
get forth, IL Is therefore ordered 10y the judge al
said court. that all persons interested Ia tn. -
tate of said dec.asca appear before the said his.
trict Court ,n Monday. the 9Th day 81 January,
ts;O, AT ~ O'Clock In The forenoon of sail siay, al
the court room III said District Courl, at ;ie court
house in said County of Deer Lodge. To show
cause why an ~ der should not be gr.,nfssi to the
said Pierre iansoin" Ia sell 50 In,rh of In. real
estate of the said deceased Eirl,aristc IsrIoo,,irr
AS shall i. n,..,ss:,ry. And that a copy ~ this
order DE- punished once "a week for al least fnur
successive weeks In Anaconda standard. n n.ws
paper printed and published in said Deer IIsIy,
County, H. NJ DITREEE .Iui..
Dated D,... md. isSs. "s'
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1889-12-04
IBarriere Appanr~ in Court.
nj correspondence OF the Standard.

BUTTE, Dec., 3.-Joseph Barriere ac-
cused Of murder in the first de0ree I'm kill
ing his wife was a~rraiRned before Judge
Newkirk this afternoon. His examination
was set for Friday at 10 O'Clock. The
dead sister arrived from Chicago
this morning.
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1889-12-04

The celebrated Holroyd's underwear a.
Estes 4 Connell's.
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1889-12-04

A. T. Playter carries n full line of pa tent
medicines, pure fresh drugs and toilet n
ticles.
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1889-12-04
s~ituntfon

Intelligent, strong and honest young
man, unmarried, new corner to Montana.
desires work of any respectable character.
Can handle horses. Splendid recon.
mendatious. Apply III" Butte Office of
TaE STANDARD, ~ Main street, north.
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1889-12-04

Estes & Connell have received their new
fall stock of thi
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1889-12-04

A rare chance Is now offered to any one
who Wishes tn start i'm business. A well
established and well stocked general mer-
store, situate in Deer Lodge
county, can hc had on liberal terms. APP
ply by letter To postottice box Ia, Ans-
contla.
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1889-12-04

Prescriptions accurately compounded a
A. Il. Playtcr's drug store, day or night.
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1889-12-04

Atwood ladies' cloth ssc. at Estes &
Connells.
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1889-12-04
,Datle<l for Murder.

SIOuY CITY, Iowa, Dec. 3.-James Shan
non and Elmer Semple were jailed this
morning for the murder of James Duggon
near Sloan, this county, last evening.
Bad blood existed etwee shannon and
DuQgon, and last evening while ugg
and his wife were driving along the high
way shannon and Semple emerged from
the roadside and Shannon shot and killed
Duggon. Scmple fired at Mrs. Duggon
but missed her.
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1889-12-04

For cutters. delivery slcighs and bob
sleds, go to tile Montana Lumber & Pro-
duce 20.
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1889-12-04

Money on call 3afs.
Prime mercantile paper, 5LSU1Ec.
Sterling Exchange-Barely steady sixty
day bills, $4.SO; demand. Si.s4L.
Mining quotations as follows:
Copper. dull and nominate; Lake, De -.
$14.15.
Lead, steady, inactive: domestic. S3.s5;
Tin, quiet and firm; Straits, $21.45.
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1889-12-04

New underwear. over-shirts, neck wear
hats and caps, boots and shoes, at Este,
& Connelis.
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1889-12-04

For x15 per month you can buy a lot i'm
City, Butte's choice residence
locality, that will double i'm value i'm II
months. Address the +. T. &. b. Co.. Al
East Broadway, Butte, Montana.
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1889-12-04

Miss H. ". White has just received a
full lire of French imported hats.
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1889-12-04

changed
BosToN-Not much change i'm the wool
market. In territorial wool there has been
sales on secured basis of 5O16D for fne,
55sf57c for fine Medium, and 5os, So for
medium. Sales of Texas and Oregon
woods were also i'm this range. California
woods have been selling at low prices.
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1889-12-04

The latest fall and winter shapes in the
celebrated Christy hats, 1T Estes q oCon-
nelIa.
Telegram-herald., 1889-12-07
Innss nines, Attention.

You are hereby ordered 10 appear al
the ArmOfy at 7 o'clock THIS evening,
for parade. By order OF
Carr. d. l.. RODGERS.
VIZ. l.. STEWART, First Sergt.
Telegram-herald., 1889-12-07
RAILROAD RUMBLES.

W. :. Dav Is, day operator at the c. &
W. NJ. depot at Grand Haven, has been
transferred 10 be station agent at Bravo.
superintendent J. V. X. Agnew, of
the D., l.. & y. and c. x W. NJ, was IN
Detroit on business yesterday.
An important meeting Of the freight
agents of all the railroads connecting
tins city With the Mississippi Valley, the
Missouri river and the far West, was
held AT the Morton House yesterday.
During the past few months some of
the competing lines have been cutting
freight rates, and the meeting was
called 70 effect revision OF rates on
all such lines, and make as nearly rs
possible a uniform rate on all lines ex-
tending TO the West and Southwest.
There were present the following gen
tlemen: {. j. Hupp, of Detroit, assist
ant general rrelght agent OF the Michi-
gan Central; A. L. Billings, division
freight agent OF the Lake Shore x Mich
lgan Southern; James McQuean, Jr.,
general freight agent of the D., G.. III. &
NJ; VI. W. Rose, of the D., L. & y. and
C.. q ". NJ, and L. {. Leavenworth, of
the c.. X. X 1. They held a session IN
the forenoon, commencing at 10
o'clock, and another in the afternoon,
lasting until nearly 6 O'Clock. The
schedule OF rates was not fully COM
pleted, but the remainder OF the work
can be accomplished without holding
another session.
Telegram-herald., 1889-12-07
sal EES INlEn
a Csapls ~ tss ttasFaes's Ageats a.
sestlks<s tas Aaaaxsaaat - ths
rrlssfsph one aers.

EoE sous tiaae atst usere has lssa
consaerabie g ,saE.srse -.aa among tae
business nieu at sac e.iy eoaeeFu.as tae
Ies4ays. ear. ~ ssi- IS lilt. al.sia4aase
meat, u ths Western uu.on Telsz a4ph
once AZ ta.s po.nt. ald - conseQ asaee
D naHsneT ~ eonp.snts have bsen
made % a.sgrlft headquarters az Chr
eAg1. Ihs cQm a.alu.s we're 4.alad al
Charles k&xJsE -ae manager, Snt 4s 5
result 0l lasF,dty lle 1euer4l slper-
nlendenI, +. 4. Nugnt. ol Cleveland,
ami ASSISTANT sapel ellten1eut &. Coz
bett, " lNlot, came here % make 9
personal invest gauon ~ tne matters.
Tue formal eual ge> OF "mismAnage-
meat 4n@ 1lcl clvi.lty Nsre ma4a by l..
A. stow, VI the 3lleaigas fFadssmaa aud
". I LamoreagN, ths well-knoNn
CalAl-st. merchant although numcg-
Gus other complaints have been
made recently b business men.
anloug whom we're j. III ~aaW
IL. +. Hastings aud others equally As
prominent. The complaint, are 0t "a.
r.ous sorts, bat al t0uen on Alr. BaXter's
.ack oG accommodation ~ the dis,Aarge
OI Als duties. BIT on tie contrary
many business men dong large Ieie-
gr4palc business are thoroughly salts
ned with the conduct OF the oftice, and
a number OF tQe large furniture tlrms
have gone so far as 20 forward peti-
tuu o. superintendent Law Ter, ID the
Western DIVISION, ak ns 20 have Nh.
Baxter retained az las position. IL ls
Well known that the authorities og the
company had determined 90 make a
change On the first Of the present
moulA. aud pat Mr.. j. G.. West i'm his
place, but when the protest was fled
the change was deferred and the gem
temen named came on 10 personally
investigate the trouble. Mr.. Baxter was
seen by the IELEGRAA- HERALD al his
home on North DYs.On-st. last night,
bat asked 10 be excused from talking
on the subject, a lie was 80 deeply IN
terested. He alluded very good natured-
ly 70 the complaints made against him,
bat mOdestly declined 10 say anything
IN explanation OF the charges. He
said. however, that Messrs. Wright and
COFbett, who had left for their homes,
would make a report % Division super
inteudent Lawler, at Chicago, but that
he had not been apprsed 10y them OF
what the report would be. Dir. Baxter
has been IN tho office here for ten years,
and Is we'll known 70 almost every bus
mess man ~ the State.
Telegram-herald., 1889-12-07


Ehe fsDFal1erarsf fAisshssa a@Ass -
M0Fs Ersae&s
The fisaevas u aeeoasGg ntl1ot .s-'s
tor rs mslce AID fklse4Qssd ths
Wash Egtoa correspondent 81 the 4'e-
sgq4 ffss Ftsss says
"SsnAtoF Far1sil - illno.s see.as -
- Ysig aagry at a feeeni ed tot-si 1
tas Grand Rapids beaastat. whoa y -
Brought % hi. notice TODAY. tts fai-
toral lad some Fefsrenee 60 iaf Sfaa
toss eaEvsT, Nhsea raised ns lFe y sat g
az Ckf el thai he declares that he = ~
see h.e .slomey, and i there = any fif-
tue lu be. suits lac wtl ore oae 81 Tie
beaar Congressman belknap DC
e.de1 .odty % appeal hs hbfl siNl
s-ans. lhs I,..esai "a tie supreme
Court
Telegram-herald., 1889-12-07
should Ministers smoker

Many clcrgymen, on occasion, ENJOY
gOod cigar, but are often restrained
from ,mOklngby their cOpSci enccs, and
more frequently 10y the unfayorable
criticism of other people. In order TO
settle, II possible, this much vexed
question, the TELEGRAM-HERAID has
arranged for a symposium upon the
subject 10y the most eminent clcrgymen
ia the land. Among those who Will ex-
press an opinion are DR.. Talmage, JOS
eph Cook, Robert Collyer, Lyman
Abbott, Canon Farrar, Bishop Potter,
and others whose names are familiar
on both continents. The TELEGRAM,
HERALD would ike also an expression
from the local clergy. Send II IN by
Saturday morning, II possible.
Marriage is not 4 failure IN homes
where Garland" stoves ane Ranges
n 70 usef
Telegram-herald., 1889-12-07
SUING THE CRY
Charles sligh cisims grrors ina the hii'-
worth.ase. OPsaing case

WoTth+afr. UPtHtns q ase.
Charles X. Sigh and others owning
property on EllswoFlh-aye., are having
q hearing in a ehaneery spt before
Judge Burlingane. The eomplalnahs
wefe assessed various amounts Tor the
grading and Improvement ot Ellsworth
ave, and are endea oring 70 nave the
court set ASIDE the verdict ot the jury.
The principal ground Tor TINS request
seems to ho thar AL OF the jurors we're
not Ireeh0lders and that they were by
reason OF THIS incompetent 70 serve as
Jurors IN sucn case.
Telegram-herald., 1889-12-07
BOOKLETS:

We have some OF the brightest and prettieu.
ever brought out In this line aud II viii inter
est any one TO look them over.
Telegram-herald., 1889-12-07

Only . cents for bottle OF Salvation OIL.
the best iiuament known. Take no other.
Tie sun Is e5.nO0O miles away. DR., Bulls
Cough Syrbp costs only p ceuts.
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1889-06-29
A Lovely Complexion

Is something desired to every lady
in the land. The easiest way to get
the beautiful color TO he skin is to
first make the blood pure. The i'm
puritics must be removed by the adj
minisirallOn OF some remedial agent
which contains the most thorough al
Ieratlvc properties combined with
those Ingredients which tend not only
TO remove impurities of The blood,
build up and invigOratc the system.
Such a remedy is Westmorclund's Ca.
lasaya Tonic, which not only thor
oughly ~clcases The blood but also in.
vigoraics the system and leaves the
patient IN a thoroughly improved and
healthy condition. The price is with
in reach of all. 80 cents aud Sl.00 a
hottie aud I. 5. Murplicy in your
town sell II.
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1889-06-29

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