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The royal burg museum, which is in
the Nuremburg castle, built, 1t is claim
ed, nearly 900 years ago by the Emperor
Conrad Ii, Is to be sold at auction. One
of the most remarkable, as well rs ono
of the smallest cuIfos in the collection,
is Hepner's famous cherrystone, on
which are carved 118 various and distinct
heada
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ne arose mechanically from the earth,
extended his arms rs IL towards vision
and mulmured:
"Consuelo! Consuelo! How could
you love him more than meY"-"Franco"
in Five Stories Week.
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nave since proved futile, ana the strange
spectacle is witnessed Of rcsistlcss vol
ume of fire and water issuing from the
same pipe. The column is described as
shooting with an appalling roar to
height of 100 feet.-New York Com
mercia Advertiser.
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A few days ago dog rushing into q
Boston restaurant stirred up terrible
excitement, some of the kitchen en-
ployes jumping from the windows,
while all the guests mounted the tables
and the proprietor chased the animal
with chair. After quiet had been re-
stored it was learned that the poor beast
wasn't mad at all, as had been supposed,
but only frightened through having been
chased by u crowd Of boys and men.
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.sDov 10 Cure An skin Dissases. -

SIMPLY apply 'Srayneis Ointment" Nc
internal u,eiicinc required. Cures tettfr.
eezerna. Itch. Al eruptioos On The face.
hanas. noss re, leaving the skin clear
White nrd healthy. IT. Creai hsaling ard
curaiirc pouers are posssssed y 10 ottfr
remedy. Ask yo1r druzgist igr sFsEo
Oir--e11
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MAILS.

ARRIVAL AND DEPARTURE OF, TO AND
FROM SAN MARCOS POST OFFICE.
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pm. close at S:35 q. m. aud 1880 p. m.
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a;SVs mails arrive aud depart daily.
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Sunday School Teachsr-well, John
ny, what would you do IL you were q
mani
Johnny-I'd slug de umpire wot gave
a decision agin Twirly sam dc oddor
day.-EpOch.
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Our Clubbing List for 1890.

We arc prepared to club the FREE PRESS to new
or renewing subscribers with the following publi-
cations at tSe rat specified below. II ordered at the
same time with our paper. In the first column we
give the regular Of price each publication singly
iu tho second the price Of the same and the FAKE
PBkss together.
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lines OF HOLDING COUNTY AsD PRxciNcr ooohrS
|6unty Court for Criminal. Civil and Probate pas
t,ss-4th Mondays In January, April, 1uiy' o''o-
Der.
Com mi sioners' 'Court-2d Mondays In February
|nay, August and November.
Justice Court, Precinct No. Last MONDAY II
|uch month, at San n ARGOS. ,,,
| Precinct No. 2-2d Friday In each month MtCHy
9-3d " wimberley's Mill.
l-4th Saturday Dripping Springs
CITY OFFICERS.
|fiyor-H -Hammett Hardy.
Counol-w. D. Wood. N. J. Travis, Gid @. John
Ion, L. II. Browne. I'D. j. l.. Green, +. ).
Smith, Dan Hoiheinz and Wm. Glesen.
ASSESSOR and Collector, d. P. Hopkins.
|lirshsl-J. N, Turner.
|ikset Commissioner NJ. T. Chastnin.
Council m Gets the first Wednesday In each montn
Public School Trustees meet first Tuesday IN eacl
month at the Mayors office.
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Arn.h rnnIrr.

"CaIl the game Whispered the cap
tain aaxiously.
"BaselslIl. = said the new u1npire.-Dry
Goods Chrouicle.
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GENERAL DIRECTORY.
oErICIAI. DIR ECTORY.

coHaREssMAN-Sru DISTRICT:
,.lW. Moore, Of Fayette County.
y" srxAroR -25TH DISTRICT:
w.H. Burgess. Of Guadalupe Co.
asPnEsrSrATJvss-plsrD DISTRICT:
=, aeo. r. McGehee, Of Hays Co.
.. Ellison. Of Caldwell Co.
DISTRICT oounr--21D DISTRICT.
!, Teichmuellsr, Presiding Judge. LaGrange
M psthsny, Attorney, Austin 90.
TINES OF HOLDING COURT.
u-lst Mondays In March and September. May
Is,tuue three weeks.
COUNTY oFyIoERs.
Ia z. Kone, Judge County Court.
h. q. Storey, County Clerk.
m@' /. Peel, District Clerk.
! B. Mcbride, County Attorney.
d g. Davis, Sherlh.
"A T. Johnson, County Treasurer.
/. O. FortsUu, Assessor.
Skaffaren. (St. Paul, Minn. ;) 1885-1895, 1890-01-08

till. Vid stationen Marshland hade elden
fattat sjelfva vagnsgolfvet. Telegram
afsandes nu till La Crosse ON att manskap
med eldslackningsredskap skulle vara kla-
"a, da taget k6rde in pa stationen, SAINT att
man skulle hafva en- AMMAN vagn bered-
skap. vi sago nu, huru det andra taget
k0rde ut fran den lila staden Winona och
delta var pa samma gang en- signal for
vart tag att rusa astad.
Har och der syntes statliga angare "a
upp och ned for foden. Stora timmerflot-
tar bogserades pa sa satt, att en- Store
angbat, f0rsedd med EFT stort hjul ak
tern, f5rde timmerfotten framf6r sig.
Andtligen aro vi framme vid La Crosse
och har gjordes vagnombyte.
InkOmmen det b0rdiga Illinois anlande
jag sent en- alton till Chicago, der logis
togs hotell "Svea", hvars ward var en-
f. d. bleking, mr. Anderson fran Solves
borg.
Vid mitt f0rsta intrade hotellet kom en-
karlskronabo mr. Svensson mig till mote
och da f6rst mottog jag en- mycket smart
sam Jobspost fran hemmet ON en- af NINA
allra narmastes och allra karastes fran.
falle.
Bland de hem, +hvilkas egare voro sven
skar och som jag har bes0kte var mr. A. e.
Svenssons son till Sven Manson Jemjo.
Har bodde ocks& en- ung man Sven Carls.
son, brorson till hemmansegaren Ola Pers-
son Nettraby Mastad. Afven samma n
triffade jag har med en- hurtig och rask
man Carl Oskar Peterson, hvilken jemte
tva systrar, bosatta Chicagos f0rstader
Morland och Austin, var barn till f6rre
hemmansegaren P. Peterson Kjastorp
R6deby socken. Eft bes0k gjorde jag
ena systerns, mrs Green's, trefliga hem,
der trenne lifiga och knubbiga pojkar Ia
60 och trillade pa golfvet. Den andra sy-
stern stod fardig at. trada brudstol med
blekingen och f. d. larlingen vd Marie
lunds landtbruksskola Berlin fran Binga,
Edestads socken. Den tredje, system
hade beslutat sig for att atervanda till
hemlandet dels for sin klena helsas skull,
och dels for det vackra andamalet att f6l
sina giorda besparingar skaffa EFT hem al
sin aldrge fader och egna honom ward pa
hans gamla dagar.
Skaffaren. (St. Paul, Minn. ;) 1885-1895, 1890-01-08
J, MIMI, ONsDAGEN DEN JANUARI 1890.

OLychcsIsIndelse. Farmaren Thomas
Leonard Delaware county, Iowa, fans
harom dagen narheten af Washington
liggande dod pa 1ernvsgen med begge be-
men krossade.
E,sgelske astronomer Perry, hvil'
ken at britiska regeringen blifvit satt
spetsen for den vetenskapliga expeditio-
men till Demarsra Is. Amerika) har der
stades aflidit.
NattOaalst,Ildea minskades under
december manad med $4,000,00O. Skull
dens aftagande under det f6rfutna kalen"
deraret bel5per sig till ssl,4S1.25S. mot
SOL, $50, ,14S under f6regaende kalenderar.
Kongressen upptog ater sina f5rhaLd.
lingar | mandsgs, dock torde flera platser
under de nsrmaste dagarne komma att sta
tomma, da fera medlemmar af bada HUI
sen aro angripna af Intiuenza-epidemien.
Nydrsdagea Hvitd Huset. Den
l januari 1890 var en- regnig dag Wash
ington och derf5re f6ga lamplig for nyars-
visiter. Hvita huset egde dock en- CLAN
sande mottagning rum. Synnerligast
vackte diplomatiska karen sina lysande
uniformer uppseende. spetsen for de
utlandska sandebuden syntes italienske
gesandten baron Fava, hvilken af ALA va
rit langst Washington. Efter mottagnin'
gen Hvita huset, hade v. president Nor
ton mottagning sin bostad, men da denna
var full still med euIopeisk hofetikett
funno manga densamma for stel. Hvar-
ken fru Harrison eller fru Blaine deltogo
mottagningen, da begge hiatt sorgen at
f5rlora sina systrar, hvilka nyligen atlidit
Skaffaren. (St. Paul, Minn. ;) 1885-1895, 1890-01-08
N. OCH s. DAKOTA.

president LOucIcs har resignerat fran
sin befattning sasom ordf0rande s. Da-
J kotas farmerallians,
P0sttnspeItt6ren har begaft att post
mastaren Aberdeen, s. Da., skall afske-
das fran slit embete, da han visat sig
oskicklig att detsamma f6rvalta.
FOrsUunnen. Omaha banans kass0r
| Sioux Falls, s. Da., har pl8tligt f0rsvun-
nit, lemnande efter sig en- raft ansenlig
balans | kassan.
$. Dakotas Mrdref6rentng afholl
slit arsm6te Yankton f6rliden vecka.
M6tets viktigaste beslut var att utarbeta
forslag till Ell offentlig skolag, som skall
| f6relaggas legislaturen.
DOniNreH FrdHE X. 4LEens har
| f0rklarat att det cke finnes nagon lag, en-
| lgt hvilken kr6gare s. Dakota kunna
stratfas for fGrsaljning af rusdrycker, f6rr-
an en- prohibitionsiag blifvit antagen af
| legisaturen.
HtyttninD kapitOIiet. Den 1
| dennes bOrjade statsembetsmannen att in
| fytta till den hya kapitoIiibygnaden |
| Pierre, 5. Oak. Anordningar arO afven
gjorda for att mOttaga legislaturen, och
hoppas man att ALT skall vara ordning
ON nagra dagar. 4,
PrOhibitt onsll0en N. Dakota skall
enligt legislaturens Teslut f6rst trada |
kraft den l nastkOmmande JUL, men nu
har generaladvokaten Goodwin officielt
f0rklarat, att det varit olagligt att salja
rusgifvande drycker staten anda sedan
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. antOgs OktO-
Der, hvadan det saledes afven ar olagligt
att fortfarande salia branvin N. Dakota.
KOmmtssGrjen HeIgesOn har pa
guvern6r Millers uppmaning unders6kt
stallningen bland de n0dlidande Nelson,
Ramsey. och BOttineau counties | N. Da-
kota, och dervid funnit, att Diver 4, 600
persOner aro behof af st0rre eller mindre
help. Da statens skattkammare ar tom,
har Helgeson samrad med guvern6r Mil
Ter foresight elevatorernas egare att lana
farmarne utsade, mot det att de stalla ma
sta ars sk0rd / sakerhet. Skul!e sk6rden
sla fel, skall staten garantera for aterbeta-
landet af de gifna lanen.
En- arg t,sotianhGfdisg. Den be-
kante indianh6fdingen Sitting Bull dr.
niagta f6rgrymmad 6fver, att han icke
blef sand till Washington for att radsla
med presidenten ON aftradandet af den
f8reslagna landstrackan. synnernet for
argar det honom, att h6fdingarne John
Grass och Gall, hans bittraste fender, biif-
Wit erkanda som ledare. Han stamplar
dessa tva h0fdingar sasom r6rradare mot
indianernas SAX, da de salt sin STAINS in
intressen vid den radplagning, som ledde
till att landet skulle aftradas. Sitting
Bull kan icke f6rma indianerna att betra-
da krigsstigen, och det DR. nog att satts
den gamle krigaren harnesk. Den fred
och 0rdning, som RAIDER pa reservationen
ar icke Bulls tycke, men han f6rmar nu-
mera icke st6ra delta CODA f6rhallande.
Skaffaren. (St. Paul, Minn. ;) 1885-1895, 1890-01-08

Red Wing-nyheter: Den fora
numret omnamde Sven Svenson Vasa.
hvilken genom EFT fall fran ett lass majs-
stjelkar lidit svara skador, har nu afiidit.
81 var, sasom f0rut meddelats, en- af trak-
tens aldste settlare och hans hastiga och
sorgliga franfalle f6rorsakar stor sorg. -
En- svar olyckshandelse hvarvid en- gosse
olef 6gonblickligen d6dad och tvenne an
dra sarade timade harom dagen. Tvenne
br6der, Richard och August PETERSON, SAINT
Charles Oppenseller voro sysselsatte med
att aka kalkbacke. Hunna till foten af kul-
len, der jernvagen gar fran, st6tte gossar-
mes slada emot EFT framrusahde jernvags-
tag med ofvan antydna paf6ljd. - vasa
f0rsamling firade barnfest den 28 pa afto-
men. Festen var l allo lyckad. - Pa ny
arsdagen predlkade studeranden S. D.
Swenson den sv. luth. kyrkan. Pa e. m.
h6ll f6rsamlingen enlgt sed sin arliga Soc
kenstamma. Till diakoner for ar val
des pastor j. G. Lagerstr6m och atervaldes
t'StoA cohbooiA' w LIE w CUSL OCH auuIcW
Lindgren atervaldes till trustees. Till
att sk6ta organisttjensten atervaldes miss
Cecilia Gustafson med en- lon af 500 och
| en- kollekt. Till kyrkovaktare valdes N.
j. Skog med en- lon af $50 och en- kollekt.
| August Erickson valdes att trampa orgeln,
och ersattes han med S25 och en- kollekt
derf0r, Pastorns lon h6jdes med 500, sd
att den nu utg6r 5000 och iva kollekter.
F0rsamlingen besl6t att icke sanda nagot
ombud till synoden, emedan det ar f6rbun-
det med ALT for stora kostnader. Till ON
bud vid konferensen, hvilken halles har /
f6rsamlingen, valdes H&kan Olson och
Andrew Lindgren sasom suppleant. De
pa synodalm6tet Minneapolis antagna
f6randringar f0rsamlingskonstitutio
forslaget antogos vid denna stamina till
gallande lag. Vidare besl6t stamman att
hadanefter halla s6ndagsskola omedelbart
efter gudstjensten eller kl. IL, och guds-
tjensten b6rjar hadanefter XII. 10 f. m. AT
pastorns rapport framgick, att han under
det gangna aret ej f8tt vara overksam, ty
han hade predikat regelbundet ire g8nger
veckan, haft % amiljeb6nem8ten, gjort
SS sjukbes0k, d0pt 43 barn, hallit 20 lik-
prediknngar, undervisat och k0nfrmerat
"a barn, vigt IL brudpar, deltagit | son.
dagsskolan, bevistat synodal-, konferens-
och missiOnsm6tena m. m. F0rsamlingen
har utf6rt EFT ansenligt arbete under DEF
tiydda aret | Diet hon uppf6rt EFT godt och
andamalsenligt pastorsbostalle, och hal
delta kraft stora uppoffringar. Derpa hvi
, lar en- skuld af 81, 800.
Skaffaren. (St. Paul, Minn. ;) 1885-1895, 1890-01-08
ALIMlNNA NYHETER.

EGffGren utkom fora veckan ic-
ke i beh0rig It'd. Hartill medverkade
tvenne orsaker. F6rst och franst hegda-
garne, da intet arbete fick g0ras, och f0I
det andra den omstandigheten, att en- stol
del af postverkets st. Paul personal an
gripits af nluenza-epidemien och dyme-
delst urstandsattes att pa amnad dag be-
fordra tidnngen till dess respective adres-
sater. NJ hafva vi ater kommit de gam
la hjulsparen och hoppas att SKAFFAREN
harefter skall komma prenumeranterna till
banda ratt It'd.
SlSOJOr7sG 1 Boston aro stangda pa
grund af Infiuenza-epidemien ondartade
upptradande bland SIX ,lbarnen.
In19uensG-patiente1T0 aro fangel-
set Auburn, N. Y, sa talrika, att de icke
ALA kunna vardas i fangelsehospitalet,
utan maste behandlas sina celler.
7ntressa1at observation. Befalhaf
varen pa britiske angaren "Claribel" be.
rattar, att han fran fartygets dack mycket
val kunde observera solf6rm0rkelsen den
% december. Den totala f0rm0rkelsen
varade upgefar alta minuter.
Peter OisOns m0rCldre, hvilka sitta
arresterade Whitehall, Wis, f6rma icke
skaffa den fordrade borgensumman. Man
vantar att Sletto och Johnson, ledarne f6l
lynchpingeh, skola tillsta brottet och lem
ia vigtiga upplysningar derom.
Se,a1tOrSvGlet i Montana. Hon.
Thomas G. Power Helena, valdes tors
days af legislaturen till statens represen.
tant F0renta Staternas senat. Hans col.
lega mr.. Sanders sages vara belaten med
valet. Herrar Sanders och Power anses
vara de basta representanter Montana kun.
de "a for u. S. senat.
IoaUas ,sajssk6rd pa 3s6, 600, OOC
bushels skulle fylla EFT jernvsgstag af SOC
mills langd eller gifva bushels till hvarje
man, qvinna och barn F6renta Staterna
Delta kan astadkommas af en- enda stat
och anda finnes det tusen och ater tuse1
menniskor, som do en- langsam hungersn0c
har landet. Hvad saga statsekonomerns
harOm?
VdduSkOtt. En- son af P. A. Nelson
De,evan, Wis, E6t harom dageD d5den till
fold af EFT vadaskott. Han var sallskaI
med sina iva br6der ute pa jagt skoger
och lade sig att sofva under EFT trad; geva
ret hade han rest upp vid tradet, men det
ia ref hans hund ned, hvarvid skottet gick
af och traffade gossen So lila att han ma
stan 6gonblckligen afled.
En- stark k6tlvdg lag fora veckar
lsgrad 0fver Northwestern och dref nee
qvicksilfret langt under noll. fredags
morse visade termometern Winnipeg 81
grader undar zero, Minnedosa %, Asst
niboine %, 1 Fort Buford 20, Bismarck
| 1S, Huron IA. st. Vincent 26, Calgary
80, / Medicine Hat 2S och Helena %. Ps
l0rdagen slog temperaturen ON och efter
traddes af EFT latt sn6fall.
En- GfUerbLtcE af medlemmarne | 81
kongressen gifver vid handen, att 90 q
| dem aro f6dda utlandet, senatorer ocl
16 representanter. AT representantern'
fran S6dern hafva II tjenat rebellharen
nordstateanas armee kahpade 81 med
lemmar af innevarande kongress. Del
aldste representation Or den 76 arige Kel
ly fran Philadelphia. medan den 80 arig
Morrill, fran Vermont sr den aldste sena
torn.
Chicago eagle. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1889-19??, 1890-03-01

Time enough has now elapsed TO justify
the statement that he is no more in
earnest about stopping gambling than
Mr.. Cregier, and that the hullabaloo
which was raised two weeks ago was
simply for the purpose of throwing
the Council off the track and persuad-
ing it to tone down its resolutions of
censure. 1t is hoped that that body
may be stood off till April comes
and a new set of Aldermen make their
appearance, who may not object to
gambling.
1T is evident that the agreement
made before the last election between
the friends of tine Mayor and the boss
gamblers is too strong to be broken"
Chicago eagle. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1889-19??, 1890-03-01
IN FULL BLAST.
The Worst Gambling House in America
Running without Hindrance.

The Worst Gambling House in America
Running without Hmdrance.
That the Mayor of Chicago is not in
earnest in the suppression of gambling
must be patent to all. Hankins' den
is running wide open and the proprie-
tor is raking in the money faster than
ever.
The last Grand Jury declared that
the Mayor could put stop to public
gambling if he wanted to.
He evidently does not want to.
Hankins' den at 1874 South Clark
street was filled with minors, work
ingmen, and dupes on Tuesday last,
when three men who are preparing
evidence for special Grand Jury Wis
tied the place.
Hankins came into the gambling
house three times while they were
there and spoke to the floor managers,
dealers, and look-outs,. and otherwise
appeared to exercise proprietary in
terest in the den.
These facts were carefully noted,
and will be presented to a Special
Grand Jury when it is called next
month
The Special Grand Jury is coming.
Read what Judge Prendergast has
to say about regular grand juries in
another column.
A Special Grand Jury will close up
Hankins, and bother some other peo-
pie nightly.
Is Hankins to be allowed to Skin
visitors to the Worlds Fair?
Chicago eagle. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1889-19??, 1890-03-01
READ THIS, CREGIER!
The Last Grand Jury Blamed You for Not
Stopping Gambling.

The Last Grand Jury Blamed You for Not
Stopping Gambling.
In view of the reopening of the gam
bling houses, the Mayors attention is
called to the following report of the
January Grand Jury:
THE Grand Jury returned mum
ber of indictments against persons
charged with keeping common gaming
houses, and would doubtless have re-
turned more had there been more evi-
dence. There appeared to be no ques-
ton from the beginning as to the
existence of gambling in Chicago 1t
required little evidence to prove this,
and the attention of the jury was given
to endeavoring to connect persons with
the criminal responsibility. Buildings
may not be indicted, but keepers can
be. This. offense must be proven as
any other, and in the nature of things
Grand Jury can not resolve itself
into a body of detectives and itself
provide for evidence. II must de-
pend on outside assistance for
that. The Mayor of Chicago and Chief
of Police both readily agreed to
give help, but none was forthcoming,
Their good promises amounted to moth
ing. The work of the Grand Jury in
indicting the gamblers was done inde-
pendently of the city administration.
II is to be hoped that it will lend a
more hearty assistance when the cases
come mp for trial. The volume of eyi-
dence promised and partly supplied 10y
an independent organization was weak
and ineffective Some young boys tes-
titled to what the Grand Jury already
knew of the location of gambling
houses, but nothing as to the keepers.
The Grand Jury concludes that in IT,
opinion gambling would instantly and
entirely stop in Chicago If the city ad
miuistration so desired it, and that tho
best efforts Of Grand Jury In this III.
rcction can only be partial and incom.
pletc."
Chicago eagle. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1889-19??, 1890-03-01
And It's Proprietor Detiantly
Snaps His Finger at
the Courts.
n Special Grand Jury
Is Imperative1y
Needed
To Keep the List of BrOken-Hearted
Victims from Getting Great
Deal Larger.

Hankins thinks that he has found
safe anchorage in the Third Ward,
which is prolific of candidates and
which has great political boss. This
political poss is Mr. Hankins' attorney,
and his name is Hull. He has kindly
decided not to run for Alderman this
spring, so that he can give his undivid-
ed attention to the clearing of Mr.
Hankins. Inasmuch as he controls the
political delegations from the Third, it
is thought that he can secure powerful
aid for his notorious client from a
score of willing and anxious Shrievalty
candidates. At least this is the talk.
Hanbins believes it.
In the meantime, to show his entire
contempt for the law, Hankins has re-
opened his den. All of the other
gambling houses have followed suit.
They are all running again. Referring
to this fact, the Tribune said the other
morning editorially;
About two weeks ago the Chief OF
Police stated that gambling had
stopped in Chicago, and that it would
stay stopped, that If any Of the houses
tried 10 rvn their doors would be burst
open and their gaming implements
seized and destroyed As Mr. Marsh
has beeu but a short time IN office. and
had not, like his superior an inter
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