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The Roanoke times. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1890-1895, 1890-09-21
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The Roanoke times. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1890-1895, 1890-09-21
Meeting of st. Nlnrk's Congregation.

by order of the Council of st. Marks
Lutheran Church congregational meet
ing will be held today Immediately after
the morning worship. All members of
the congregation are earnestly requested
to attend.
The Roanoke times. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1890-1895, 1890-09-21

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The Roanoke times. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1890-1895, 1890-09-21

TOR SALE-A drug store in this city.
b Address, '.BARGAIN," care Roa-
noke ZINES. ScptlS-3t
The Roanoke times. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1890-1895, 1890-09-21

Pattrcn hats and bonncts, also cloal1s,
will be seen in all fall styles at *. 81 s.
millinery and cloak palace October LIST,
2nd, and 3rd, 1875 Salem avenue.
Scptt0-tf
The Roanoke times. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1890-1895, 1890-09-21

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infallible for rhcuma tics
The Roanoke times. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1890-1895, 1890-09-21

A BROOM HOUSE ON CAMPBELL
IN street. $500; large yard, and OPP
pOsite residence of Hon. III. $. Trout.
1t OSCAR ID. DERR e co.
New-York tribune., 1890-01-28
-Ur BALTIMORE WHEAT TRADE.

Baltimore. Jan. - (Speciah-PrcNidcnt Louis
Mueller. Of the Corn and Flour Exchange IN MS an
ur,l rcport to-day thu, comments ON the decline IN
the vhcat trade: Bad weather clipped the prudu'-
tion short and there was a discrimination IN snip
m,nt, again,t Baltimore. feature Of great I'M
nortaucc presented itself last summer during ana
hoty after the harvest. when in spite of the most
.tt,nuou, effort, Of Baltimore merchants, large
norton, Of the great Western belt were absolutely
closed to thcm owing to the competition of the Lake
port, TO secure important a cereal. the HE oil
h. baltimore grain trade IL Is absolutely necessary 10
make an effort before the wheat leaves tie hands ot
th, producer, a.. if il 1, once diverted Balthore
/, placed at a great disadvantage. We must looh 10
tha railroad, to second efforts for WIN c'ihai
,onlurition and through billing the struggle j. f"
. with regard 10 the latter cannot but dcn0uh,e
II i'm the strongest terms parasite oi thc il.cL
state commerce law. This pcrnlcous SNS'elh sn'u Wv,
bc unhe,itatiugy eradicited. Under IT, cover @ tlc
aims. of the monop0,tic power of railroads cIuue'
.tactiou and trade il diverted into unnatural 'hl
mel. forcing the product of the country mo the
hand, Of foreign consumers ny NNStcHlduo"IS uS
rrl miuating against our own citlIche''
New-York tribune., 1890-01-28
THE SUFFERERS ~ NORTH DAKOTA

Chicago. Jan. - Cspcciah.-Thc Rev. j. y. Hovis.
prc,iding elder Of the North Dakota Conference, IN
speaking Of the suIcrng' Of the people Of his state,
Al the Methodist ministers meeting day, SAID -
have travelled 80 miles north and south and 300
mile, east and west In North Dakota, ana can Truly
,ay that there Is great suffering among the people.
rhe crons the last two summers were failures.
cnunt of frost and drOuth and the farmers have no
money to purchase the ncccs,arcs Of lie. There IS
hardly a farm In the district travelled over that Is
moi mortcagcd Household furniture and cverytl
else of value have been mOrtgagcd, and the farmers
are literally owned by money sharks. who charge
cuormous rate, OF interest. | went 10 the auditor
of my county. In DEVILS Lake CITY, and he gave me
name, of 800 families In the county who are In want
There /, no actual danger Of starvation. ncShbor
would not see any die Of hunger. There Is need
OF money clothing and food
New-York tribune., 1890-01-28

have TO 10 chopped out and shovellcd away by hand
II is understood the railroad company has endeavored
10 secure telcgraphic communication with Reno, in
order that few at least Of the west bound trains that
are there be ordered back 10 Ogden. and their
passengers transferred 10 the southern route
uatiOn remains the same the road TO Oregon.
The water in the streams and rivers OF California
is rcceding, but In some places slowly. From Cousa,
in the western part of the Sacramento Valley reports
come that for twenty-five miles north and south Of
there the farms covered with water to depth OF
from two to six feet. The loss throughout the State
by the flood cannot be even approx nlatey estimated
at this time, but 1t seems certain will not be
great at first thought. The railroad companies did
splendid work yesterday in getting tracks leading out
OF tins city repaired. The main lines of the southern
Pacific system are now open far sacramento. and
10 points Ot equal distance IN the Joaquin Valley
D0wnleville Cal Jan. 27.-During the storm yes
terday snowslide at LOganSvlllc ten miles above
here, buried a house and two of the inmates wcro
killed. Many families city. fearing snow
Slide have left their homes and taken refuge In tho
lower tunnel of the Butte Mine. Two houses of tho
town already reported to have been destroyed by
slides. \ Chnaman started from sierra City to his
lShcd In the snow, which lies seven feet deep on
level.
keOkuk, Iowa, Jan. 27.-The warm weather follow.
ING the cold snap has caused the ice to start In the
here and in its grinding movement il has wrecked
the new Government boom, 800 feet long, extending
from the lower lock of the Dcs Moines Rapids Canal
growers in Lee County, and, in fact. all over this
section of the country for the safety Of the fruit crop
The remarkably mild wcaticr of the fOwpdW OF the
has developed fruit buds 10 dangerous degree
and the decided change Of the last week has doubtless
wrought vast damage There is absolutely no hope for
the peach crop, and the apple crop IS possibly DC
New-York tribune., 1890-01-28
nrSprR,rr BrRGLtR ARRESTED

\ desperate looking man with irons on his wri'N
WA taken to Police Headquarters and locked up Dy
Det., i've, s,rscants Adams and Valley on SATURDAY
night lie had been arrested in EleventhaVc" ana
had given the officers light before surrcnderins
Yesterday Inspector Byrncs said the prisoner was
rhoma, M,hcll. a burglar and cNconvict accused oi
c,rpli,iy i'm the murder of Policeman Burnham IN
Iau.iu.bur. y y, nearly nine years ago. IL Is
aid that Mi,kcu in company with Kit carson
Albany Mickey and John sweeney, robbed safe Ia
Ian.inebur, in l--1. sweeney kept watch outside
tbe building while the other three opened the SAFE
lie saw Policeman Burnham approaching ana ran
away, giving a warning whistle. Burnham ran HH'o
an alley behind the building 10 head OF the theNcS
and WAS shot dead The burglars escaped. Later
they were surprised in burglary at Jackson Mlch,
and sweeney and Albany Mickey were arrested ana
sent To prison. sweeney died IN the prison after
crying seven year, of his term. ON hls deith beu
in made "A confession regarding the murder oi bru
htn and implicated the other three bHrtliIN' ADt,F
N,l,cy refused t. admit his own guilt, but upon III"
90 niritiou Of hi, term OF imprisonment lately, ne was
taken To Troy y. y. and locked up there To await
trial. 80, -, iii. ~, .bo cor,trv
,ycI,, asked To search for M,kcll and Carson ADAMS
and Valley met M~kcu by accident ana rccoGnllcd
him from hi, description. Miokcll wa, taken to Troy
ve.terlay Carson Is still at liberty or dead Inc
noicc have had no Information about him lately.
New-York tribune., 1890-01-28
7HE KNIffIy INQUEST RESUMED.
TESTIMONY CoNNE, TING GLoEGE NEI~oN, ~
ALLUGEp RELATIVE or DR. KNltHN,
WITH THE MURDER.

Trenton. Jan. - lspcc1l.- The inquest into ~"
death of Nr, M,ra Knaln We resumed ti, evening
Tie court rDom va, crowded. Jane NHrpN, in"
aged father of NJ F'.nn. testified BE praised pr
Kn.nu aad Nj, Emma Pir-eu. 90" pair "hp were
are. ted oi .pcon u committing thc rIIri"r. Nr
Murphy sad he bad uo reason % lci'y, tat they.
or either OF them. were w.l-F le va, oi tAe opinion
that burglar, killed Dol, daughter
Foreman sterling. oi thc lrg-. asked Nr Mu'ph1
# Dc wa- acquainted with ".or-e Nelson. a relative
of d. kn.Hn.
rhc v.t.... replied uat some years a-,. when h.
wa. a L,.i,r a. fl. state Prison. tlr., 80. % nn
there o., that aluc criminal but Ao r'fcr hn'"
that hc va. Iu ans way riitei 20 Dr. k1.i'u. Ih"
foreman produ,.d % postal nd aHd asked Mr. Murphy
4 nc lrid eyer .ecu 20 l,i1n. 70 ra- r trortlu'u.
communication % Coroner bower. saving: "G,'r,r
Ncl-ou. d relative OF b. ku.mu, committed tlc
murder Are you blind and can't you scc &" The
witness repeated that Dee did not know that Nc.-on
wa, a relative OF Dr. kl.nIr lie addict that De- bad
never seen uc postal card. ana Do" !ai no ici-o" i'
believe that Ncl-ou w,. Tire murderer.
The vltuc-- aid that Nc,on va, rated a, a good
prisoner That i, r wa, meyer no'c--ny 10 punish
him f,r ml behavior. Il, reputation 800 rlc prison
wa that of "a bad man outside, aud c-pc0ialA when
il.s. Annie Beer, Wa recalled. she and her sister
visitor at the knhn house the nthi b'ioir ii'
that Mrs kuiIu had made o. beer uurinf thc visit
yI., r.,.,u had stepped out ot the room for q
want yOu o. notice Emma. eyes, ho" VIA .H
lool and tho peculiar expression Of hrr face Ms
pir-ou returned shortly but the wltuc-- could not
,,y ,h. -au ANYTHING peculiar about either her c'c-
or expression. I'D. a.,
street door 4 the kuiiu hnu-c landing open At 80 a
,n ON the night of the murder. lie closed IL. t
10 ..D or the same night hc Hd been asked for che"
of tobacco OBS slightly .Nl'itod stranger 20" Wi'
val. u, 90 Market IT, near ti" alr' %h,h rH up hi,|
80 fue ErfGu house The mau Hh- fairly well dressed.
about MY i've years old. with gray mu-ih'h Doe ana
.,,,icc The wituc.~ Thought nothing pi -"riuE tHo
-t~,n,cr ont At such late hour. buf a, i- ru-tHnrr,
With the Trenton pocc hc a-,rd him where De liN"i.
aud tine man replied that hr hV'G 900 Mercer g. Ni"i
Inc murder the officer kept an cyr open ip tie ran
and ON FRIDAY night la-t an bum Co. h" Wa coming uni
~ a ,hoc-torc near the huiin hoa-'. lie asked lnn
hi- name and the man aid It Wa H. l.. th1WhrrIiln
and that hc lived ou clay IT, onl,cr Deck reported
The iuridcut At Police Headquarters bat il va not re-
gricd A. important there and nothing va, done about
Persons acoV1iutcd with George Nc-on say h-
dc.rrptiou tallc, with That of the stranger q, gwen
'' Cnrnnrr Bower announced that hc had no further
witness, 10 call The iury retired At 10 30 p. IN.
New-York tribune., 1890-01-28
BANKER DI1M1NS DEATH 4 MYSTERY.
c,eRyrXG HEAVY LIFE AND ACCIDENT Is
sURANCE-PAYMENT or THE LATTER
11-11 nL-L-L--L-u
LIKELY TO RI REFUSE

philadelphia, Jan. 27.-Thc coroncr's physician to-
day made post mortcm examination Of the bpdy
of Joseph O. Iitman 10 determine whether dchth "n'
cau.cd bv drowning or by fracturc Of the skull
Tl,c relative, Of Mr. Ditman do not believe that he
committed suicide. Their theory is that hi, horse
ran away while he driving along the river bank .
that he wa, thrown ont Of the buggy, his head
striking the stone coping al the waters edge ana
that ho wa, thus either killed or rendered uncon
-ciou. As hc lay n the water. The question Of IN
,uty,ucc /, another interesting one. Mr. Ditnah
carried accident Insurance 10 the amount Of 10000
Whru the family claims the money it Is expected
tat the insurance c1mp1nic, viii object to il ptt
rucnt on m" ground that hc may have committed
,ui,idc Mr. Iituan also carried % large life in-ur
aucc The cOmpauc~ affected arr the New York Life
insurance Company, 10000. the Irovident Life and
Trrsi Company. OF this city. 10000. Mutual Life
Insurance Company u New York 500 900. Penn
Mutual Company. Of this city. $4,000; Connecticut
Mnsaal. $4,000. and the Northwestern, Equitable
and Others in small amounts.
New-York tribune., 1890-01-28
CZECIIS AND GERMANS AT PEACE.
BOTH SIDES ACCEPT TIE AGREEMENT REACHED
~ THE RECENT CONFERENCE

~ THE RECENT CONFEKLNCE
prarnc. Jan. 27.-At the meeting Of the Old czech
members Of the Diet yesterday Herr Schoney ha the
leader Of the German party, announced the ui'i"
mou, acceptance by that party Of the agreement ar
rived al by the German CIcch Conference I N'I"H
He expressed the wish that the result "i The '"io'
epcc would conducc to the peace and welfare Of the
common Fathcrland. Herr >chonel hal aiter"ad at
tended Il meeting Of Conservative landowner ana was
cordially received Herr RiescI, the leader "i the
OId Czcchs and Prince Sch~ailenberg were pre- .'''
al the meeting OF the German member "i the DIcl o."
bchaf Of the CO7-cIvucc landowners, and they, TOO
Nerc accorded warm reception
Vienna. Jan 17.-Thc agreement mao" between the
Germans and Czcch, at the recent conference ha been
oncialy announced. IT provide that the I"ndce-
c,ul-ath school Commission shall De composed oi
German ana Bohemian scctiou-. Que uono touching
the school, Of the minority. especially the founding O."
new schools, VIII be reserved for discussion ana uc
clsion by the full Commission. The Lah1c''u''niI'
Commission on Worship is likewise to consist OF
German and Bohemian sections. The Commission
will have president appointed by the Emperor, and
tbc urc- idcnt VIII be empowered t. designate couh
ell composed Of members Of both sections !" ""'h
shall bc referred all matters of common interest 10
the different religious scct-. \ new Chamber "I
Commerce viii be founded u Eastern bohemia. some
local bodies viii De Transferred I" "thef 'h'hDcr'
Now -udcal and political districts VIII be- formed anu
Will comprise a. far a. possible people OF one hatioh
ality.
Fifteen Of the Judge, Of the supreme Court al
Prague Will not De required to be convcrsat Win 'e
bohemian language but the other twenty siA members
Of the court must understand the German ana 'zc'h
tongues After the judicial districts are dehcn INC
r,rc-cut ordinaucc relative to language ana the y
TEN of cleCT1Tg members Of the Diet VIII be- revised
New curlnc Of German, and Bohcmans VIII replace inc
present Curidc, but the cuId OF Idnuo" P''P' III
Win Lc maintained Each curla Till have the right
Of veto on certain questions. All the parties III -"
hcmia favor the adoption Of TIC asrec"tnt. f
German members Of The Diet agree t0 resume Their
tcat, In that body. The agreement bccomcN pIIu!
upon ALL including the Government, ~ soo. a. a. uo I
representatives Of the various parties signify their al
hcrencc Ia It,
New-York tribune., 1890-01-28
RAvAGEs OF DISEASE IN KHORAssAN.

St. Petersburg, Jan. 27.-Advices from Astrabad re-
port that Persian Khorassan is ravaGcd by an intestinal
disease of excessive fatality Three thousand deaths
arc reported. At Moor, IN Meshed there were loo
deaths daily owing TO the scarcity Of doctors, the
nature Of the disease is unknown As western Persia
was ravaged with the cholera through the auunl anu
a. thousands OF pcoplc fled 20 the eastward in the
hope to escape from the disease, ii Is regMucu a.
possible that they carried il with tlem ana thau lh's
may account for the trouble in khOrd-san.
New-York tribune., 1890-01-28
FLAWS ~ TITLES TO VALUABLE PROPERTY.

Helena. Mont. Jan 27-A business sensation was
created i'm Helena yesterday by the finding oil haw
in the title to valuable realty in THIS city, Great
Falls and Anaconda. The property In question Is
valued at several millions of dollars ana te man VINO
,r,n,,scs to proGt by the 1aw is II. &. Davies, a
i,,,P,o ,t,nrnnv The lard located 10y scrip, the
nn,,rrs of attorney accompanying which nave been
d..l.rrd void hy the supreme Courts of Arkansas.
I,',N aud california \ great deal Of the property
a,,.rted is owned in II. Paul, Chicago. Ncw-lork.
nston and St Louis, and on some OF II Eastern money
Ins hccn advanced.
New-York tribune., 1890-01-28
TIE YOUNG KAISER's BIRTHDAY.

Berlin, Jan. 27.-To day the thirty first ami
vcrsary Of the birth Of Emperor william. II was
observed in quiet manner The Emperor received
a number II prcmlcr,. generals and other high
officials who came To congratulate him. He also gave
a reception To- 1000 army officers.
New-York tribune., 1890-01-28
YALE JUNIOR KILLED.
STRUCK BY TRAIN WHILE DffvING-HIs
COMPANION ESCAPES.

COMPANION ESCAPES.
New Haven, Jan. - (Speclal-ColeGe circles were
shocked this evening by the announcement OF tle
tragic death OF Fletcher Ritzincer. OF Indianapolis
member Of the junior class Of the Scientlhc H'Hoo"
Eitlngcr and william f. Walker. OF Chi'aEo' a 'iaSs
raic were driving. While in Fair Haven they al
,.p,nted to eros, the shore Line track at Pleasant
L. The 3 o'clock express was just running INTO the
city but Wa, not seen by the occupants OF the car
riasc In time to prevent an accident walker jumped
and .raped " thout -erou, injury me tran SIu,h ,
,hn t...i throwing the horse nearly 100 feet down
,,. t,r,i, Eitzucer Wa killed instantly ana the
I'm MA. completely shattered The news reached
r,,i, aloui 8 o'clock and caused great excitement
,,.,,n, thr students. Large crowds nocked To inc
oer,c of the accident while others thronsed the new
,urr n,es 10 learn the particulars, In front oi te
r1ir,rer', office wien the body arrived there were
several hundred students.
New-York tribune., 1890-01-28
,corJrrrp OF MrRDERIyG HER HUSBAND.

Danylle. Va. Jan. o7.-Mrs. Cora Scales Morris. Of
Rcidsvillc y. C., who for several days had been on
trial for her life at Wentworth, the county seat Of
Rocknglam charged with the murder Of her husband
hy poison, was acquitted to-day. The has eN-
cited great interest throughout this section OF Vir-
glnia and In Norh Carolina.
New-York tribune., 1890-01-28
RALLYING THE TORY MEMBERS.

London, Jan. o7.-Thc Marquis Of Salisbury and Mr.
smith, leader Of the House Of Commons, have jointly
signed an urgent call Conservative members to b"
In their places February II, business OF grave
New-York tribune., 1890-01-28
TIE GAR \, ~ ARBITRATOR.

s. Petersburg. Jan. 27.-Thc documents regarding
the dispute between France and Holland over the
frontier in Guiana. including the cases " the twp
Governments, ac Ia the hands of The car who, how
ever. has not yet con .cutcd t0 arAltlAtc.
New-York tribune., 1890-01-28
wnY pRINrE nlsMAECK DID NoT spEAK.

Berlin, Jan. 27.-Thcrc is much speculation As to
the reason why Prince bismarck, after coming To
Berlin to attend the closing session Of the Rcchstag'
fG,,G to appear The Frci~nniec Xcitnng' attributes
his absence 10 irritation produced by difference ot
opinion with The Emperor the language used IN
the speech from the throne.
New-York tribune., 1890-01-28
pARr oF A GEEAr sIEEEIAN TRrNK LINE.

PART OF a GREAT SIBERIAN TRUNK LINE.
-. Petersburg. Jan. 27.-Thc Russian Government
has decided 10 construct "A railway from Lake bakal
I'm southern siberia. to Strctin,k. on the Chinese
frontier and on tlc Amoor River. This is 10 be an
important link I'm the great through siberian railway,
the ultml" end Of which Is 10 be at NlddlYOstOck.
the Japan sea
New-York tribune., 1890-01-28
GOODWIN SMITH To SPEAK IN THIS CITY.

Toronto. Jan. 27.-Professor Goodwin smlth mas
accepted the invitation Of the Nineteenth century
Club Of New York to deliver address IN that Guy
January 81, the subject being Great Britain ana
the United states" EN-Assistant secretary OF otto
George L. Rive, and Erastus Wiman nave been IN
vtcd by the club tO discuss the subject after the ue
livery of the uIUcr
New-York tribune., 1890-01-28
SNOW SIXTEEN FEET DEEP.
TWO PEOPLE KILLED BY A sLIDE-FAMIfIES
LEAVING THEIR HoMEs-FEAR> FOR THE
FRUIT CROP IL IOWA.

San Francisco, Jan. 27.-The railroad oihciais at
Sacramento succeeded in having communication for
short time last night With the Truckee Office, on tho
eastern slope Of the Sierra Mountains, ana II was
learned that the is sixteen feet deep on the
track between that place and the station five miles
west Of there. The late rains followed by freezing
weather. had transformed this into ice. which VIII
New-York tribune., 1890-01-28
srA1N ANn 4 pnRrrGrr.E EErrnLIc.

Madrid. Juu. 47.-Thc Minister Of Forei-n Aaah~
said u the Chamber 81 Dcpuuc, TO-DAY II 0, absurd
o. suppose that spain i, really o. b. n'lrcd =" r.d
an army % establish the uoulr' hy ODD Portugal x tt
republic should oc pto. .lalncd there
New-York tribune., 1890-01-28
r-cnGoEIN EE,lGNs ro GrN.HERG.

Havana Jan. -7.-Thc fourteenth game n the great
chcS, match v.s begun with tie IIhcrtort opening
After -lNty five move, had been made. I-cheprln -"
signed to Guu-hcrg. Tie contest occupied SIX hours
and minute
New-York tribune., 1890-01-28
THE AyTrsLAvERY CONFERENCE.

brussels. Jan 27.-Thc Ant-slavcry Conference has
resumed its sessions. The Independence Beige n
serts that the British delegates Will abandon the pro
posal for the right Of search.
New-York tribune., 1890-01-28
GENERAL DA FONSECA'S HEALTH
NEWS FIVE WEEK OLD, THAT He - DYING IN
4 HOTEL NEAR RIO JANEIR).

London. Jan. 27-Advccs from Montcvideo under
date of December 21 assert that General Da Fonseca
the head OF the Provisional Government OF Brazil was
dying from angina pcctorls in a hotel in suburb u
Rio JancirO.
New-York tribune., 1890-01-28
roI.LANGER AnNI.E. ms pAETY.

Paris. Jan. 27.-Grucml Boulangcr Ia, written 10
". Laur, member Of the Chsuhcr Of Dcputc- and an
active oulaug the subject OF the proposed aIna
tiou of the loulanci-t party with the anti semitic
agitation. III" Gcitml totally d-approvcs of ti.'
H.s..
New-York tribune., 1890-01-28
A1rrMrr rn NOW Up 4 cATIIEnEAL.

Rome Jan. 27.-Thc " O--cr, itorc Eomanp7 pub
fishes "A report f,om Taonza tha' an attempt Wa
made on sunday night 10 explode a bomb IN the
ancient cathedral a. that place Int ia.!"d' a the
bomb did not explode.
New-York tribune., 1890-01-28
THE rArAL MISTAKE or 4 DEER.Hux7Ea.

HangOr, Me. Jan. 27.-6corgc Ritclie. Of Moose
Uu age sixteen was shot and killed today by his
cousin Bernard Rtche, who mistook him for deer.
New-York tribune., 1890-01-28
MANY LIVES LOST AT SEA.
TERRIBLE WEATHER REPORTED BY VES'
sEIS REACHING BRITISH PORTS.

. SHIP ASHORE on THE DUTCH COAST LoSN'
TWENTY EIGHT MEN-THE CEPHALoNAAS
ROUGH TRIP-THE CHANNEL STEAM
Err PARIS SAFE.
New-York tribune., 1890-01-28

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