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Telegram-herald., 1890-09-13

Kark Dsns BY Politicians il IA.
ri0as Localities.
Tie Resllt q the Election IN MON.
ing n Ccpbt--The Ohio Germ
naznaeF-Cther News

a~stf $50 tsf- ltsttt "a 80
hEIENA. AsEt, sept al IAe Re-
publican state convention act at Bat.e
lhars1Sy. Tie only business before
tie convention WAS lAe nominating q
candidate Tor Congress and naming ne
Stale committee l. IL Carter
the present Representative. Mho
has several times announced Als
determination BOB 10 rua again. Vas
unanimously nominated aud Tel.
egranl seat 70 Washington asking ms
acceptance. The platform inaorses
President Narrisons Administration
urges upou Congress the duty % pass ne
the feaeral election o.ll commen5s
the proposed increased duty on uool,
ana coinmenos Speaker Reed course.
EIECTt0N ~ WYOMING
CHEYENAE. Wyo. Sept T. The cleo
tion Thursday vas quiet with large
vote cast Ihe Australian ballot sys-
TEN worked satisfactorily. 30 definite
returns are Ia, and the result viii net
be known with certainty until to-day.
The pivotal points are Uinta County.
where there Is heavy Mormon
vote. aud Sweet Water County.
where here is large mining
community. The uinta County
Mormon vote has gone 20 Baxter Dem.)
tor Governor and Tor the Bepublicsn
legislative tlckeL Carbon County.
y hicA in 1888 gave Carey Rep 500
majority. gave Warren Rep 900.
Democrats claim Baxter's election. bat
are doubtful regarding the Legislature.
WASHINGTON RgAPPoEg1 oSNENF.
OLYMPIA, Wash. sept l2.-The re-
spportionment bill was duly enrolled
and was signed by Governor Terry
Thursday. The bin makes the Senate
consist Of thirty-tour members and the
House OF seventy-eight Every small
county in the State which has not the
required population 10 entitle it 10 rep
resentation was given one Representa-
tive. In the present Legislature there
are one Democratic Senator and nine
Democratic Representatives,
FLAW IL THE OHIO oERRYMASDER
COLUMBUS, O.. Sept 12-There has
been considerable gossip among lawyers
and politicians OF late as 10 an alleges
defect in the Congressional redistrict-
ing law passed last winter by the Ohio
Legislature. 1t was alleged that Storrs
township, Hamilton County. had not
been included in the Second district
and therefore the act was unconstitd-
tional That while the law Of 1890 does
not describe Riverside precinct or
Storrs township in either district the
language OF that division is an exact
copy Of the redistricting law passed by
the Republicans in 1856.
CONGRESSIONAL NOMINATIONS
The several Congressional nomina-
tions made on Thursday were as fol-
lows: Wisconsin, Seventh district O. Il.
Thomas tRep.) renominated. Tennes-
see, Third district, II. Clay Evans
(Rep) renominated. Ohio, FIRST dis
trict, 0tway j. Cosgrove DEM.
Illinois Ninth district Robert Steivan
(Pro.). Montana, First district, Thomas
II. Carter (Rep) renominated Ohio,
Second district, Oliver Brown DEM.
Minnesota, Third district, O. II. Hall
Dem.l; Second. Morton s Wilkinson
DEM. Maryland, Firf district
Henry Page Dem.).
Telegram-herald., 1890-09-13
JUDGE CHRiSTiANCY BURIED.

The Dead Jurist Committed to the
Grave with Impressive Ceremonies.
LANSING, Mich, Sept 12.-Thoussnds
OF people passed the bier on which the
body of Judge Christiancy lay in state
in the capitol rotunda Thursday. The
throng was by no means confined to
lansing people. Many came from all
parts of the State to pay a last tribute
Of respect and honor. President I. ".
Palmer, Of the worlds fair commits
sion, Ex-Governor Begole, James II.
Turner and the Judges of the Su-
pTeme Court attended tho services
President Clute, of the Michigan Agri-
cultural College, delivered the funeral
eulogy. lie dwelt upon Judge Chris
tiancy's success and emincnce as a law
yer, editor, judge, statesman and
diplomat, and said that his decisions
while on the Supreme bench would long
remain as classics for the legal profes-
sion. The remains were zfterward in
TERED In Mount Hope Cemetery. nesr
the Chrlstiancy homestead
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koEhINe MoRe 10 say.

Chau.eey n. Depew Refuses 80 Tslk
About the Late New York Central STRIKE
with = Committees OF the strikers.
NV York, Sept y A committee of
five OF the ex-em ploFes of the New
York Central railroad who went cut on
strike called on Charncey n Depew IN
his Office al the Grand Central Depot a.
III o'clock Thursday. They were headed
by Thomas Ballsney. an cid freight
conductor. and NJ Gafney. another
striker, acted as spokesman. The fol-
lowing conversation between Ar. Depew
and Mr. Gaffney followed
Mr.. Gafney-We have come 20 talk
over the strike on tie New York Cen
tral road.
Mr. Depew-Tm afraid there IS notb-
ng 20 talk about The strike is virtual
~ over now.
Mr.. 0sfney-The strike is not Over.
ibecauso al the men on the road wl 4,
are members Of labor organizations
have quit work and are now out
Mr.. Depew-They have chosen 10 re-
sign their positions. Mr.. Webb. Who
was managing the road IN nv absence.
took new men in their places when they
quit work. His sctior has been sus-
tained by the executive board o. nan
agoment OF the road The places %
these men have now been filled. and
that's the end OF It,
Mr. Gafney then asked NJ Depew 10
wait until the committee had discussed
the matter. and sai6 that ther would
then return aud make their proposition
20 bin. Mr. Depew replied. There is
no use in Eoaking any promises 20 you
There Is nothing more 10 be done.
Go not care 10 talk over back nun bsrs
You have chosen 10 resign your places
Mr. Webb has filed then. sad ] have
nothing more 20 say" Tie oouulttee
hen left the Office.
Telegram-herald., 1890-09-13
SHOT m sELg-DEFENsE.
Particulars of the AaEir on the United
states Steamer Acapulco.


CITY or MEUoo. Sept 12. via Gal
ston.-According to adyices received
here Of the shooting of General Bar
rundia on board tho American steam
ship Acapulco at san Jose De GuGte-
mala. Captain Pitts, of the Acapulco,
has made a declaration which the
Guatemalan authorities claim complete
" justities their action Mr.. Miner.
the American Minister. the authorities
say was consulted as an act OF
courtesy only The dispatches above
mentioned further say that when
Captain Toriello and Captain Pitts
read TO Barrundia the order for
his delivery 10 the Guatemalan au-
thorities Barrundia asked permission TO
change his clothes, which was granted
Turning away Barrundia suddenly
grasped two revolvers and fred on
Toriello, Pitts and the policeman, who
in return fired on BarrunGis, killing
him. Captain Pitts had taken the pre-
caution of ordering the passengers to
withdraw. otherwise some OF them
would have undoubtedly been hit by
the bullets from BarrundiaS pistols
Telegram-herald., 1890-09-13
NEWS II BRIKF

Tsylos. &gea 81 years die1 Al isks
GsassA, Wa lhersass
gohn Naree. teea - tor ffsy wears
aoasash3e. Gis1 Thurs1ay ~ oeoatpf.
IL
rennsylsanaa ntne-ovners haze
adopted tAe scale presented ~ the R.tU,
erS
Salts against tae PennsslFAnla rail-
so~d snvalung sses So - were settles
Thursday
Tie Anchor Beef Packing Company
az 81 Josefh, Ma. has permanently re-
Nroa from business
NasAiagloa sna Nirg, ,als heiss ~
sc, ,oaa. oeo inheritance
speculalors have ooFnerea the Wls-
ooUsin potato Crop Nhlch - partial
f@iiere. and expees - make slea. Goa
Cain and Bue1t. two men wanted n
connection Nlth tie New Nork Central
train n-wrsek4ag. were 4rresue2 Ia tlCs
Thursday
Dr G. T. Chiselln the famous traF
elef ana diplomat O. tae Nonfederlcy.
dies al tie 0llsey House tn Aew AoTk
Thursday.
Tie worlds fair convention o. Cali
fornia a. san hranclsco PASSED resolu-
uons protesting against = 1opble ste
for TIE position.
Tie Diamonds ssisea ~ Sev York
customs officers a few days ago said 10
be worth S2oo9a are discovered to he
paste ana worth So
Mrs G. A ponaha. Vie o. vel.
known travelling man of DaouQue. Ia.
committed suicide THURSDAY 81 hang
ing herself She hsG btea ill
Arthur Howard 3 travelling insurance
agont killed himself al Springfield.
ILL.,, THURSDAY. His father j. well.
known minister az 0reenville. llL
PetuL tie court tennis champion ef
the world. writes from Newport 4. a..
10 the London Field. resignlng sac
championship. saying be dia not have
time 70 devote TO challenges.
Mrs Catherine Jordan died Thursday
in San Francisco She said her husband
had cut the veins in hsr wrist after re-
peated solicitations He is recovering
from his self-inficted Nound.
The jury o. the case O. Lowell A.
Winn. charged NTH murder al Antlgo,
Wis. brought ia verdict Thursday -
mot guilty" Last October Ninn got
into a row and killed Thomas Coats
Telegram-herald., 1890-09-13
ON TRIAL FoR TIER LIVES.
sirs, Holden and Her soas fn Court
Charge with KnMnr Hsrl.r Enss.n

Grs. Holden and Her soas fn Court
Charged with Kuiinz Bsrlsy Rass.u
N0STIoELLo, i'll. sept 12-Nrs Ann
Holden, her two sons. Calvin and Ed
ward. and Albert Dunham were placed
on trial in The circuit court Thursday
charged with the murder % Harley
Russell The killing grew out o. the
renting of farm by him upon which
the Hol2ens bad lived for several
years They accused him a hsv-
ing undermined them and thereby
caused their removal. thus securing
he farm for himself On the night o.
Jane q Russell wss shot from arob bush.
but lived long enough 20 saF he rocov-
Vize5 Calvin Holden and Albert Dun
ham as his sssailsnts. Tbsy wsre ~
me3iateIY arrested. After months
imprisonment Dunbam made 8 coufss-
sion in raich he dec 2red that hrs
Holden and a yoanrer son. Ldysra.
we're also guilty uarttes.
Telegram-herald., 1890-09-13

PROCTOR'S NEW PLAN.
a Board OF Engineers 20 Settle the Lake
front Question.

CHICAGO, Sept l2.-Secretary Of War
Proctor has a plan OF his own for deter
mining whether or not he viii grant the
use OF the outer harbor for worlds fair
purposes He is going TO leave It to the
citizens Of Chicago themselves. and
ordered the following telegram
10 United States Engineer Cap
tain ". l.. Marshall The Telegram
was received in this city while
Potter Palmer and II. n. Higanbothan
were holding private conference in the
engineers Office with reference 70 the.
Lake Front:
WASHINGTON. sept H. Cap,zfs " Z H-r
sheR. EaQiaesr, Chioago. You are mcmber
and recorder o. board on harbor haes 81 CA.
cago 70 meet at Chicago September Is. G. 70 a.
rn. Publish notice IN Tie papers that bear
Inc VIII be given 10 al interested.
II n ADAMS. Engineer
This means, said Captain Marshall.
that board Of engineers viii meet
here Monday We shall hold an open
meeting, and all those who arc opposed
to the use OF the outer harbor and
those who favor IL VII DC requested 70
submit written reasons for their OBJ
jectlon or consent. as the case nav be -
Telegram-herald., 1890-09-13

NV YoRB, Sept. 12.--Carrie Long, a
young woman, was shot and mortal!y
wounded on the sidewalk in front Of
her home IN Staten street Thursday
evening by her supposed husband. who
fred bullet into his brain and died in
stantly. The name % the murderer IS
either ROsenburg OF Rosenststt, and be
lives in Brooklyn. Jealousy Is sup
posed to have been the cause OF The
double crime.
Telegram-herald., 1890-09-13
UNPLEASANT FOR HAZERS.
Freshmen at Lafayette College Defend
Themselves with baseball Ests

Freshmen at Lafayette College Defend
Themselves with Base Bau Eats
EAsToN, Pa. Sept. 12.-Several cases
al hszing have occurred at Lafayette
College during the week. Two young
freshmen who were threatened with a
visit by the hazing sophomores warned
the latter TO keep away and Thursday
evening armed themselves with base
ball bats. Soon after they had retired
they heard haZers approaching. When
the sophomores broke down the door %
gain an entrance they were met by
the determined freshmen, bats in hand.
The first of the sophomores 70 enter
the room was Juan Antonio Medina, a
Spaniard from Tegucigalpa. Honduras.
who was struck terrific and probably
fatal blow on the forehead and fell un-
conscious. Another sophomore was hit.
but not so badly injured.
Telegram-herald., 1890-09-13

ANoY, Miss. Sept 12. Steve Crump
and George Batter. botb colored. were
convicted OF assault on the persons a.
Mrs Callahan, aged c.. and Miss Hath
away. The prisoners were turned over
to the sheriff, who started with them TO
Jail. where theY were 20 await sentence.
on tho way . rneb 0f unmasked men
forced him % give Up the prisoners and
swung them from the limb of a tree
near hy.
Telegram-herald., 1890-09-13
MAY TAKE REVENGE.
Murders by the Cheyennes Likely to
Cause n War of determination.

Murders by the Cheyennes Likely to
, Cause n War of determination.
MILES CITY, Mont, Sept. 12-Tho
coroner went to the Cheyenne agency
Thursday and held an inquest on the
body OF Hugh Boyle, who was murdered
by the Indians The feeling of the
settlers against the Cheyennes is very
high. and another murder by the reds
would bring on war OF determination.
The whites are now well armed. and as
they are not protected by the Govern
ment they propose TO fight for them
selves. Major Carroll, who commands
detachment OF troops at tho agency,
is blamed By the settlers for The trouble,
and is charged with aiding the Indians
to escape punishment in former mur-
der casa
Telegram-herald., 1890-09-13

RAPID CITY. S. %, sept Ar im-
naense find % gold has been made some
whore in this vicinity duriaE The lsst
few days, but the locaeer refuses 10 in
dicato its exact locality. Several pounds
were taken 10 q Rsra city sssaycr.
who made several assays. the results -
which fsr exceed any ihing yet found
in the hills -Four pounds a she rock
yielded IL ounces TIE prospector
says be can get o8t without assis lance
200 to Z, 600 pou r-is daily.
Telegram-herald., 1890-09-13

nETscTr. Sert "a special r. ths
Neas from saalt Sc Marie. Mieh.. says.
TIE ere THURSDAY ni~at stafte.l fn Bat
terasld's uill. ea re Csns5Iss SIDE Il The
$50. srd iar sire ffe whole town uss
threatened. bat ~ ha-s work and 49,.
sIstsnos fror this sise. TIE f-s vss s7-
q .araishsi- helag eonfDed ~ tha nsi]l
sad lambsr yards less. sfo. 3sg.
Telegram-herald., 1890-09-13
HEALTH IS WEALTH

Dr. z G. Nrsr's N.R~E AND BRAIN TcEAr-
dEsI. a guaranteed snecitc for Hysteria Dizzi-
hess. Commissions. FITS, Nervous Neuralgia.
iisad zche. Nervous ProsiratiOn caused By the
1se nf cohql or tobacC0 W akefuiueSs Mental
Depression. Sottening % the Brain resulting
81 tnsanity sud leading 20 misery. decay and
tsafN. fff maflre ora Age. barrcnnest. Loss
- Power in either sex. fnvolun tarv Losses and
fpermatorrnra caused BY oFer-exertiOn Of the
brain. telf-aausc OF over-iudulgence. Each box
eoutaIns oae montn s treatment. sl.00 a box
o. SIS boxes Tor 500. sent hy mall prepaid on
raceinr ef price.
WE GUARANTEE SIX BOXES
To cure any case. Hiln eacl order received
fv Us Tor SIX boxes. aerompaaled by 500. We
NiN cad tie plrcies r one written guarantee
- ref-.a the money u tha treatment dOes not
eGecs q crre- Guarantees issued 0Dyby
WHITE 4 WHITE.
Morton House Pharmacy. sole Agents.
% MonrOe-street. Grand Rapids, Mich.
OPEN ALL NIGHT
Telegram-herald., 1890-09-13

prTTsBN HoH. Pa sept 12 BE-
Northern and Western distric.s ~ she
Nin5ow-Cisss Manufacturers hssecis-
tion are perfectiug an orranization thst
wiil knock oat al fnb-nrencies sno
middle men. Some fzt 200 600 ~as rep
resented in fhs meeting held here
THURSDAY when 81 ~as decided Co. estab.
iish central point ioi tie handling q
al xina0N usasa.
Telegram-herald., 1890-09-13

-ACoYn. ID. Sept. r. Mrs Emma
a Tuzgle. q this citF. hss obtained
Judgment in the circuit court FOR ssos
against the Auiusl Accident Associa-
ton Of the Northwest or a policy held
By Der husband. who died abort = year
seo frsm ar overdose 81 lsu6snura. TIE
comr y.rsfassd psvsaent on ne ground
shat the cause 81 death id not cone
within tae policr
Telegram-herald., 1890-09-13

TrrUssu1E. Ia eevt 81 Nrs
Breslingasm. sFe5 about O. years vas
foun5 murdered in her cottage in tbs
west end. her head bsinF smashed sfs
lived alone and vas partially supportsd
~ the countY IS 81 believed tie r.. ar-
derers sre ths sane parties Vh0 Galore
formed Mrs Es-ehsitsr 81 Centsrvills
on Tuesday night ard robbed ksf q
e. -n0
Telegram-herald., 1890-09-13

DIS NoTTEs "a SEPT IA 7 rus
ssll. tie tsrIf rsforn Rspab5iesn us
vas norinsts5 - Congress ~ -
Deuocrsts 81 tbs Tsnth Ioss district
declines - make ths Tace fe- tsss rsss0H
that - 6ees net vish n asnT BIS -.
lerfsnre - tfe nena sr pzrtv.
Telegram-herald., 1890-09-13

BrweHkxror - s.. sept ~ Greet
exc lsmsnt yss crested among tts
striking cigar -Rafsrs here Thurs5a-
morning ~ ths renewal 81 ne sftsupt
CT ths Fsrf - tss mansfsetrrsss -
crash fhs strfkers ~ vhclussls arrest
e. uieksts Msry varrerts have ~
ready beer issast 4 tssvy "a is c.
handed In each rssa
Telegram-herald., 1890-09-13

DULUTB, MINI. Sept T. 2-Intelli-
geuce has reached here that the Isle
Royal Land Company which has been
prospecting FOR two years On the 1900
scres Of land II owns, has succeeded IN
organizing in London two strong copper
mining companies Each company VII
have about 5000 acres Of copper bear
ing land
Telegram-herald., 1890-09-13
Called on tho President

CREssoS SPRINGS, Pa, sept 12-An
excursion party OF about 900 persons
from Philadelphia arrived here Thurs
day and made things somewhat lively
about the Mountain Hoase in the even
ing. They we're very anxious to sec
President Harrison. and be gratifed
them by visiting the hotel parlor while
the usual nightly dance was in progress
Telegram-herald., 1890-09-13

EsskNszoo Wen. sept o. Hor
JoIn n Bfesss q rron nsnf 1swrsr
and e,tizen ~ tbs rscs sfes Nssres-
Cay ever nr. aFss - rea-s Fs vas
tx1os pressssnf ~ ths vl aF. aH5 for
wears vas 81 lhs hes5 of sfsestiousl
matters
Telegram-herald., 1890-09-13

ST. rcrfs Sert IA ed csss -
svfcesa eas hfoarh ~ llght hsrs t~a
re- ice rsrort tsat tss farn tars ~ r. =,
F1e1as. ui5ew - res-s e.s. ztr s-s-
ses fra1a hsr hoEss Ses5sa tsr s.rss
o1st-uesaF the s.Tset TIA p-orss- erss
Sex sr3 entirety &sstst-ss - tse er.e
sss szs saos uss1see5 syaF ard sss
rt 1e soaA
Telegram-herald., 1890-09-13

CHfcAGo, sept 70 Helena johnson.
aged - years, Swede domestic a. tbe
souse o. Mrs y II. MoTett a. 10 1871
CLARK strees vas ssphvxiatei Thursday
evening. She had tust arrived from tae
cd coantrv, aud blew ont the gas WHEN
she retired for tbenfrtt
Telegram-herald., 1890-09-13

PkrKrnsBrne. ". va. sept s-Hrs
Ann Clements. aged - q Central got
up Thursday morning early sn8 foond
vben putting on her shos = large cop-
Terhead snake coiled ln ~ The rsTt =
BIT her thuub. causing her limbs szs
body - swell terribly. s5s can ret
live
Telegram-herald., 1890-09-13

Bosrox. Sept ri Maria Cear7 died
THURSDAY at tAs city bospita from TIE
effects - a SEA aiding received a. The
hands of Margaret Hosghton ca Jolly -
last when sac lstter ta-ew PCT O.
hoiiinS soap over TIE Clesry vomsza
Ihe zssailsnt IS in ssstosr.
Telegram-herald., 1890-09-13

Both the method and results when
Syrup Of klgs Is taken; il Is pleasant
and refreshing 10 the taste, and sets
gently Jet promptly On the Kidneys.
Liver ard Bowels, elesases the sys-
TEN efectually, dispels colds, head
aches and feyers and cures habiEusl
constipation Syrup Of Figs is ths
Only remedy Of its kind ever pro
duced, pleasing TO the taste end &C
eeptable 70 tho stomach, prompt in
is action and truly beneficial In is
elects, prepared only from the most
healthy and agreeable substances, Its
many excellent qualities commend il
to al and have made it the Nos.
popular remedy known.
Syrup Of Figs is for sale In SOC
and 81 bottles By all leading drug
gistA Any reliable druggist who
may not have it on hand viii pro
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wishes 10 try it. Do not accept any
substitute.
CALIFORNIA FIe syrup co.
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MILITARY PosTs NAMED.

WAsHTNGToS, Sept 12.-Names have
been found for the new military posts
at Newport, KY, and San Antonio, K.
The former is TO be called Fort Thomas
in honor Of General George II. Thomas,
and the latter Fort Houston in honor of
ex-governor Samuel Houston, OF Texas.
Telegram-herald., 1890-09-13

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COUNTRY REAL ESTATE.

I|oR SALE = THE CHEAPEST PLACE NEAR
II MashiDxton-4O ucres Of land IL miles from
Hyattsvile aud same distance from Eiy1rHe station;
10 acres in wood: only & 900 Easy terms
o2s-3t DlCkETT FORD. 6l7 Fst
ICOR sALE-AT A BAR6AIN-A VALUABLE
II truck farm of 26cS of land in Prince OeoTe's
county, Md. - whole wall pc subtivlded 20 sllt
miles from Center Market DC; and IN miles from
station the and o railroad and ne%r the Arlcui
tursi College Also adjoining secretary McCulloch's
Metnerotts Bellies iarns in proyedbS Asood l3room
dwelling, large barn sud all other necessary outbuld
ipgs good ws Of water kc.: but short aud pleasant
drive from Washington by way Of soldiers Home and
Riggs Rad Reason for selling father and son equal
owners aud want Q division.
BELLINGER WILKINSON,
o27-3ts 633 stnw.
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The National Game.

1t was bitter cold at Washington Park,
Brooklyn, yesterday, and but few Witnessed
the championship game between the Brooklyns
and the Louisvillea The spectators tried
walking around to keep themselves warm. The
players managed 70 make things interesting BY
stealing around the bases at every opportunity
and il WAS mainly TO their being successful
that the visitors won. Score-Louisville, 8;
Brooklyn, 8.
The Milwaukee Base Ball Association held
meeting last night and elected these officers;
Charles NJ. Kipp, president; J. T. Burke, vice
president; J. p. Murphy, treasurer. There In .
general belief that the Milwaukee team will bs
in the American Association next year. Capt
Commisky has decided TO take two base ball
teams to the Pacific coast and viii leave Chr
cago tomorrow. He will captain one and Mike
Kelly may lead the other. The players in
clude also Mark Baldwin. Ryan, McPhee, Har-
rington and Rhines- The teams viii play
through Colorado, Utah, Oregon and Washing.
ton. Then they head for San Francisco, and
after an extended stay go through Texas anA
disband in St Louis about January -
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