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The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1890-06-26
A EaithfukrDoe.

Mr.. J. A. Thompson, Of Bangor, has a
small dog which he'beheyes to be possessed
of more than the average of. canitie intelli-
gence Hell alsothe owner Of COW, Of
which the dog is fast friend, The COW
was sick and Dir. Thompson stopped Civ
ing her grain for time.
The dog evidently did not understand
the reason for this, deprivation, and con-
cluded to attend to her wants himself, for
one day when their owner went into the
stable he found the dog in the very act OF
supplying the COW with meal from the bar
rel where it was kept by taking all he
could carry in his mouth and leavingit in
box in front of the COW, who eagerly de-
voured the much missed food.-LewistOn
Journal
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gh aaaieha Daily Eagle: Thnrsdau ors auus ae 1880

Irritation with the girl she became very
much srnitten with the new conner, and
during one OF their chats together ne en-
tered into glowing account Of his travels
and wandered around until he finally men
TONED Kansas City and several acquaint
anoes there, among whom was the alb.
sconder
She blushed at the mention of the name,
and the detective interpreted this as mean
ing that she was still corresponding with
the rascally clerk. He continued to pay the
lady marked attention, and at length
learned that she was corresponding with a
man named Thompson, in Chicago. This
intelligence bang communicated 70 the
chief detective another assistant was dis
patched to huntxup Thompson, who was
found, and turned out 70 be the man want
ed. He was arrested and all but $3.50 OF
the stolen money recovered Philadelphia
Ledger
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Goats in Central Park

The Harlem goat is another despoiler of
the Park He loves to browse on the shrub
berry IN the region of Nhetieth street
When caught be is impounded, and the
owner must pay 81 to recover him For
years the resumption fee for goats was only
g, but that was paid with so much cheer
fitness that the price was doubled. The
Harlem goat is willy and obssrvant crea-
ture. He knows a pohcen1an's uniform
afar of. and 40 sight of a graycoat be-
tween the trees hastily lesps from the par
tcular knoll that he is despoilirg and
scUttles out Of the Park. At the approach Of
other human beings he placiGy browses on
The tradition that the goat can detect a
policeman in Citizens dress Is en- unde-
served tribute TO the brutes intelligence
Now and then, when a grRycoat detects a
herd OF goats fattening upon the herbage
he calls his fellows and a systematic goat
hunt begins. The animals are surrounded,
so that all avenues of escape are cut of,
and the whoSe herd is taken to the pound.
The result is waiting among the rocks Of
Shantytown and sudden enrichment Of
the city treasury.-Nsw York Star.
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Brief Mention

Col. f. Nef, Arkansas City, had in a car
of hogs.
B. c. Cochran came in from Eaton with
a car of hogs and cattle.
Isaac Simpson, Freeport, had a car of
mixed stock at the yards.
Hamilton & Sparks sent in car of hogs
from Norwich.
Mr. LongnecISer, of Andale, had car of
hogs on the market.
Sykes Bros, Murdoch, marketed a car of
hogs.
w. A. Cook, Mullenville, sent in car of
cattle and hogs.
J. p. Kell had two cars of hogs on the
market from Peck.
Henry Mahenka, Eureka, was at the
yards looking for feeding steers.
n J. Thompson, Wilmot, sent in a car
of hogs.
Central Bank of Elyria had a car of hogs
and cattle at the yards.
H. Golden came in from Annelly with a
car of hogs.
w. p Pack, Mound Ridge, marketed
car of hogs.
J. p. Campbell, prominent stock man
of Caldwell, was at the yards this after
noon.
r. \. Brown, foreman of Col. B. r.
Campbell's Turkey creek ranch in the ter
ritory. was looking over the yards today.
Says they have just finished up the spring
round no.
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ALL AROUND THE HOUSE.
Directions for Doing Up Lace Curtains
Nicsly in the Home Laundry.

Nicely in the Home Laundry.
Among the most particular Of operations
during house cleaning time is that of wash
ing the lace curtains OF course it is advis-
able TO have it done by professional cleaner,
but, as in many cases they must be washed at
home, the following practical directions from
Good Housekeeping are of interest:
Take down the curtains carefully, shake
them briskdy 10 scatter the dust which cljngs
to the upper folds. Have ready wash tubs
nearly flied with cold water-a tub for each
pair of curtains. II taken down in the morn
ing, let them soak till the next morning be-
fore disturbing them, then press-not wiring
the water out of them. If they still appear
very dingy, add fresh water; for if they are
very much soiled it will take repeated soak
ingsand several changes Of water TO render
them At for washing. II there are careful
washers they can then be put into the regu-
lar wash, and be gently pressed and rubbed
with the hands, then bouei or scalded.
Let them dry before starching, and, If torn,
mend them. Use clear starch kad let IL be
well boiled They must be made rather Linn
Der than stiff and should not stand out in
firm folds when dry, or they will lose their
lace like characteristics. After starching
hang them carefully over the line, but not ~
as to stretch them. They should remain On
tbs line till little more than half dry. In
the meantime have a sheet Gope for each cur
tain spread out and tackled on the floor or
pinned on the carpet, being careful, if on the
latter, to leave no wrinkles in the sheet.
When the curtains are nearly dry, double
each one in half, placing end to-end, il long
curtains Then lay each curtain on a sheet
and pin the bea1sed ends neatly and care
fully 70 one end Of me sheet Then go 20 tbs
folded end and dTsw thas down by the ssdes,
being cautious about stretching out the cen
ter. Leave no wrinkles. Pin down the Gdes
first, going from those to the center, keeping
en- even lise always
II possible keep toe edges from drawing
into points, placing tbs pins Gloss enough 20
prevent it. Change cos pins II It becomes
uneven, looking carefully to Sc where IL
must be done All frost be done gently or
the lace will bulge cut when dry. As sooz
as dry they are ready FOR putting Up again.
and will present almost as good "a appear
enoe as Il new.
Lace curtains should never be ironsd, a.
is often done; they snow numerous oulging
places vhsre the lace has been srsoco>d;
bezid-s the process Injuries tee eject u toe
ceslzr, often warning flower O. lsaf % oos
d.
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Ml7ll(lsEa gle
FINANCEANDCOMMERCE
WICHITA MARKETS.

Receipts ofLive Stock at the Union Stock
Yards for "a hours-75 cattle, 300
hogs. Shipments 141 cattle. The re-
= ceipts of cattle were very small and
the market was weak and inactive.
Only few cattle changed hands. East
ern markets dull and lower, and this
had discouraging effect on the buy
ers here. Handy butchers grade seem
to be the best sellers. The supply of
hogs seem to be running light this
week. Today's market averaged a lit
tie stronger than yesterdays as larger
per cent of the hogs sold at S3.45 and
several loads at $347 1-2. The close
was steady.
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Wichita Wholesale Fruit Market.

WICHITA, Kan. June ..
New apples and peaches are added to the list to-
day and are in fair supply at prices quoted. Other
articles the list in good demand and fair supply
ORANGES - Mexican "a 1904 90 per box.
California Mediterranean sweet - D95 90;
per box. Messna IS J046 90 per box Imperial S. 80
per box. San Diego Upper box.
LEMONS-Messna per box. S. 5G98 50.
RASPBERRIES-$2 50G3 90 per crate.
PINE APPLES-None in market.
APPLES-New SOC 4 bu crate.
PEACHES-j0c "a bu crate
BANANAS-S2 90 @ So 10 per bunch fancy 50 80 per
bunch.
FIGS-Layers 1591Sc per ID 4 oval boxes sS 500
70 per 100.
DATES-Persan 90 ID boxes $1,000 per ID. Fard
I2G14 ID boxes, 12I4c per ID.
HONEY-California. ID frames, 17@lSc perlb.
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Beeves 6Oa4 S. steers IS 50@4 So stockers and feed
ers. 81 S5sS 3d. cows, bulls and mixed 81 1ogS g;
shipments 1000. Market steady, closing weaker.
Mixed IS 6598 S.; heavy s. 693 851f light. IS soS
80: skfps 50 O0G350. SHEEP-Recefpts 5000 ship
ments, 200 Market steady, closing weak: Natives
g 5095 4G westerns S. 90&5 90, Texas 50 2594 ID;
lambs IS l0(57 90.
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A conhGeacial clerk IN kanses City who
sbsoonded with "a 600 belonging 20 his en-
ployer was captured after some novel de-
teCavs work BE had 9 ssvse<haart II
Michigan, and the detective Engaged in
the case, hearing tAiA instructed his best
looking assistant % proceed 10 MschigA
and make tbs acquaintance OF TIE girl
The assistant finding. THAI The young wo-
mans people k-pt boarding house, en-
GAcad board with than and eAen hegAn
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Harvests Of the World.


From the Drovers Telegram.
January is the harvest month in Aus
tralia, New Zealand Chilli and Argentine
Republic.
February and March in East India and
Upper Egypt.
April in Lower Egypt. Syria. Cyprus,
Persia, Asia Minor, India, Mexico and
Cuba.
May in Tunis, Algeria, Central Asia,
China, Japan, Morocco, Texas and Florida.
June in Turkey, Greece. Italy. Spain,
Portugal, south of France, California. Ore
gon, Louisiana, Mississippi. Alabama,
Georgia, Carolina, Tennessee, Virginia,
Kentucky, Kansas, Arkansas, Utah. Colo
RADIO. Missouri and southern Maryland
July in Romania, Bulgaria. Austro-
Hungary, south of Russia, Germany.
LwitZerland. France, south of England,
Nebraska, Iowa, Illinois, Indiana. Michi-
gan. Ohio, New York, New England aud
western Maryland.
August in Belgium, Holland, Great
Britain, Denmark, Poland, Minnesota.
Wisconsin. Dakota, Montana, Canada.
Columbia and Manitoba.
September and October in Scotland.
Sweden, Norway and north Russia
November in Peru and south Africa
December In Burmah.
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Wichita Produce Market,

WICHITA. Kan, juno Is
Nochanges worthy of note. There is a good sup
ply in all the lines and prices rule steady at quota
tions. Butter and eggs are plenty. Prices un-
changed.
POTATOES-Kansas CSC per bushel northern 7Oc
new, 75cGSl 90 per bushel
CABBAGES-New &c.
ONIONS-New 81 80 per bushel.
PIE PLANT-11ec per ID.
LETTUCE-3c per 10.
RADISHES-l0c per doZ. lunches
ASPARAGUS-l5C per doZ punches.
SPRING ONIONS-l0c doz punches.
PARSLEE-Iljc dOz punches.
EGGS-9d9I6C per dOz.
BUTTEB-Fancy creamery lac. choice creamery
lSc choice butter 26C fair l0c. cooking butter &c.
CHEESE-Eastern full cream l3c, half cream liza
PC skim S&9c limburger l21s@l4c. brick l5SI6 ful
cream Swiss I6Gl6c.
CHICkENS-Live hens 5G6L6c per h.. ROSTERS 38
SIC; spring, l0c.
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tn. Novel AZ the Future.

II T. ny convection that the ltrntts q
resEsn In fiction hare hen rcaoAei, thai
no great writer who hls not ALREADY saAps-
cd the reafsrls ETzm viii do -; ans shzs
Ee 0ugAf re~ % b os tie ogrlsok - vel
come tand. ofeezrse, 70 pzrsec9tsp a school
OF rovesis<s With . sa.sisy rrE A1Ea. part Of
whossfOruria nnss ualsestsDaaslT be =
concession 60 tEekumxA iiaEtinct for mTs-
tsry and beauty Co.'S IL Forun
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Kansas City Produce.
KANSAS CITY Mo Inn.

Kansas City Produce.
KANSAS CITY. No, June -
The Daily Indicator reports:
FLOCR-XX, 65c; xxx &c; family 81 Or choice
81 40 fancy 81 76 extra fancy 81 S0Sl S. patent
s. l0S L..
WHEAT-Steady No. . hard cash and June
&c; July, 69C; No. red cash. 7SC-
CORN-Steady. No cash .Sl1G2sA.c; June, 2Sls
OATS-Weaker. No. , cash 25Asc, June, 25sc-
RNE-Lower, No cash and June, sc
EGGS-Quiet at =.
LTUFF-lrregular.
CORN MEAIr-S5c.
CORN CHOP-5ic-
RRAN-4Sc.
HAY-Fancy old s. nna6 50 new s7n
lEAD-Qpiet. soft Missouri ana common S S.
refined 8 ~
FI.ANSEED-Sl -
BUTTER-Ciood to fancy creamery steady st 20
lac good 70 fancy dairy lie.
CHEES k--Steady. Northern TWINS la9llcs West
ern Ssy4c, Young America lO,SIIc, skinned 4sSS.
LIVE POCLIRN-FirTn. good demand Choice
hens s 09S 25 small fat s. j9s2 s5s rooStsrsS2 %
a. 81 spring chickens 81 25s2 90.
PRONIS lONS--Steady.
HAMS-$l9 80
BREAKFAST RACON-Ss 50
DRIED BEEF-S7 90
DRIED SALT NEATS-Short clear sides So oh
dry long clear IS 6E shoulders IS so
SMOKED MEATS-Isong clear Sc OF shoulders
s. 0e short clear sides Sc 81
PoRk-Sls o.
LARD-Refned. s. q
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LIVE STOCK MARKET.
BY Telegraph.

ST. Louis, Mo-. June 25-CATTLE.-Recespt
600 shipments $50 Market active nrra
Natives steers S40964 -, stockers and feeders
e. S5dS IS Texans and Indians 81 55SS %. HOGS
Receipts $50 shipments GO Market steady. Hesv
g 70>S Is: packing grades IS GAGS 67LS SHEEP-Re-
Ceipts 500 shipments eo. Market steady. Fan
10 choice clipped. 81 o0e5 81.
KANSAS CITY No. Iune 25-CATTLE-Receipts
60G shipments a60l Market steady, fairly active,
Steers 8 90 90 81 COWS, 81 6&S 50 stockers ana
feeders, g 6QsS - HOGS-Recelpts, Sl0l snip
ments, ,,lQ Market 2ls.f5c higher All grades
- 52hssa Or bulk 81 6l33 Is. SHEEP-Receipts
%J0l, shipments 1000 Market slow. GOOD 10
choice muttons e. 6l95 o. lambs s. 2SS >; stock
ers and feeders IS Ola4 IS
CHICAGO, H., June 20 CATTI E Receipts.
l6oOO shipments 1850 Market steady, closing lower.
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b. the ur1 Santa p time :abis z. vii
~ obssfTed fiI<l Tie Chicago fsss erYp@ss
So hrrs tar~s hoaFs znd afsssa minutes
EafeT aud arrives 10 Case4go tes following
morning faas2zx al Eastern ooansczsOEs.
7 - Ga.s~afou FrasZ leaves foar huaTs snd
fDr1T Eve nfgufs- tat~s and usakss tbs
-z1z- iiu4e - 8alyest1u TIE DeaTer tgaln
l~avrs f0rty "a auto sarti~T ard arrives az
Paebio at * q r. Co4orRa0. 2riasH IA
q n Denver lcAz . m Ibis train -
eseuip r>sl sith chair eaEs. Pulrnzu Aad
dtuss9 cArs AID Nill nos step Cor rlsals al
formerly. d. =
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A Scrabble Verdict

A girl sued Brooklyn man for breach
of promise, be proved shst u WIS . sum
raer resort Irritation, ana TIE jury rendered
a verdict for defsndAnt The giri sobse-
quantity acknowledge that she bad been
engaged every seas0n for Eve years, but
she had al last gos Tired Sut.-Detr1it Fres
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Chicago Grain and Produce.


CHICAGO, III, June 2l--Wheat-Only light trad
ing. The close about asG34c higher than yesterday.
Corn here was good general trade. The feel
ing was quite heavy and operations were at lower
prices. but later rallied some, but closed lower.
Oats-Nere active but weaker aud lower.
Mess pork-HarGly enough doing to establish a
market.
Lard-Qute active business was transacted.
The feeling easy.
short ribs-A moderately active trade was report
ed early in the day, feeling was easy.
The leading futures closed as follows:
WHEAT-June S5Isc, July S5Ssc, August S6Isc.
CORS-Jupe $55Sc, July sc, August S4ssc.
OATS-Julv 2IS4C, August 2611C, September 16I<c.
PORk-July az 10 August Sl2 co. September
IARD-July IS rs; August s. IS; September
SHORT RIBs-July $5O2]6 August S. 12l4; septem-
Der 50 20
Cash quotations were as follows;
FLOUR-Easier.
wHEAT-No 2spriug. SSasSlsc.i red, sses1sc.
CO&N-No = $3.50.
OATS-27l4c.
RNE-46Iec.
BARLEN-Nominal.
FLANSEED--Sl 50.
TIM0THN-Sl sci s.
P0Rk-Sp -.
LARD-S5 ~.
SHORT RIBS-Sides s. 90.
SHOULDERS-Dry salted $ no35 10
SHORT CLEAR SIDES-S5 S0S5 4S
WHISkY-Sl D.
ard A TIC.
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Wichita Grain Market.

WICHITA. Kan, June 2a
The receipts Of corn show quite an Immense in
crease over yesterday and prices rule firm. OATS
coming in very slow. The demRndi is light and mar
ket barely steady Very little wheat moving
Receipts for "a hourss,aO bu- corn; LOO ou oats
GRAIN-Cer lots on track:
WHEAT-Good milling T3915c, while other grades
quoted at zoe and down.
OATS-17920c
RYE-No3 3, or better 35c&574.
HAYS 50 per ton in car lots.
GROUND CORN-Chop in car lots 50c per IUO Ids
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A Model Ceremony.

Mamma-Did my darling little Nellie
hear the words of the wedding ceremony
Nelle-Yes, heard every word.
Mamma-And whgt did the minister say,
Nellie (gihly)-He said: 'Ye have now
entered the holy bands of paddock, and
you Irvine are now one fish. "-Pittsburg
Bulletin
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1890-06-26

Change in time by the Frisco line, Sun
day, June s. 1890, saving many hours OF
travel to St. Louis and points east and TO
points in Colorado, New Mexico, Califor-
MIA and the far west. Apply TO the under
signed for further particulars.
27-tf w. d. MURDOCH, Agent.
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This Office is prepared to furnish all the
blanks which are used in connection with
proving up homesteads in Oklahoma. We
use Coop's blanks. which are the only
blanks printed that have been approved by
the land commissioner at Washington.
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REPRESENTATIVE SALES.
Following are the representative sales Of cattle at
HOGS.

Receipts 500 Shipments
The supply seems TO be running light this week.
Both buyers for the packing houses were deck to-
day and Old Mexico purchased a few hogs. The
market averaged fully Pc cents higher than yester
day Tops TO-DAY selling S34759 and bulk at 81 IS.
The market was active to the extent Of the supply.
Eight nine loads reported arrive too late for to-
days market Chicago reported market slow and
dull and 2S000 on sale. Kansas City with 5000 on
sale closed 584 cents higher than yesterday. This
market closed steady.
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ST LoCTs. No. June =
WHEAT - Higher. Cash SIC. July $40 August
SSss SS5slC.
CoRN-Firm. Cash Sl4sc july sz7Sc August sa14c
oATS-Lower Cash, 25isc bid, July ~ August
27lsc
POKK-Dull. Cash SII %
LARD-Nomjnal at S. 62tx
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Wichita Wool Market,

WICHITA. Kan. June %.
The market is slow and prices weak owing to the
light demand.
Bright condition--Bright medium 4c heavy me-
dunn 12c, light fine l2c, heavy fine 10c.
Earthly conditions-Medium lie fine SSl0c, coarse
kenny 7G1qc.
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Wichita Hide and TalIow Market.

WICHITA. Kan, June %
The demand for hides is little quiet at present
and prices about steady.
HIDES-No green 3g4c per ID, No green 81 per
H. No green salt SIC No green salt dry hides
5@7@c per ID, bulls and stays PIC.
TALL0W-No1 !, SIC per h. No 2Hc.
SHEEP PELTS-S0Q75c each.
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Wichita Flour Market.
Wichita Leather Market.

WICHITA Kan, June Is.
No change in prices. Business rules very good.
SOLE LEATHER Slaughter 2993lc, B. A 278
29c good damage 21623c.
HARNESS-Acorn oak SIC. No oak $40, L. H. sc,
Union Soc HemlocB &c.
CALF-Domestic S5c(9S1 co. French 81 O0s1 50.
CUT HALF SOLES--EXtra heavy IS ~, heavy
S. %. medium 81 So light 81 259I Is
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MARKETS BY TELEGRAPH.
New York Money

New York Money.
NEW YORK. June %.
ness was transacted The feeling WAS easy.
Corn-Dull The undertone was easier.
Money on call easy at 3@4I9 per cent, last loan 3
closed offered at 3
Prime mercantile paper 587
Sterling exchange quiet, easier at 81 s456 for 60
dag bills and 81 IS for demand.
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Notice

On and after June .. 1890. the Frisco line
will resume tariff rates IN effect March 2
1880 D. WISHAET,
Wichita, MAY .. u. PA
GI2-tf
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WICHITA LIVE STOCK MARKET.
WICHITA. Kan, June "a
REGENTS Is. Shipments Il

Receipts Is. Shipments Il.
The supply was small and the market was dull
and featureess. Reports from eastern markets
dull and prices lower which had dampering eff
feet on the ardor of the buyers here and only few
cattle changed hands Good handy butchers grades
seem to be the favorite sellers. Chicago reported
400 Texas and I2OOekatives sale this morning
and market slow q sulL Kansas City 300 head
and closed lower. TkIs market closed weak
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ARTICLES

BUTTER-FirTn. Fancy separator I5IkSl6c;
finest creamery 14leSl5c, me l2iaSlS1Sc. nnsst
dairy, l0Gllc. fine 6G9c.
EGGS-l0lsGlIc.
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SHEEP
Wichita Horse and Mule Market.

WICHITA, Kan, June 25.
Very little stock being offered which makes busi-
ness very quiet There buyers constantly on
the market for all the good stock offered.
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