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Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1890-01-23
un Memory - ,gr.. Mar,tndale.

AT meeting OF the Delaware w. y. 7.
U. Stetl executive committee held in
WilminRton the following resolutions
we've adopted;
R,so'cei, That in the ieath OF Mrs. Auna
II, Magtiudala, for seven years president
oitnp state organization, the W. O. I. U,
S'S oas 81 "a p;oaeer workers; whose
~ uLd service 80 ultirihely and cheer.
fEliy gwen wltront thought OF self. is most
loving Y rom mb-rai.
Rcso,Dsd We miss from our ranks a
10y ftiend and eoworker; and white we
io!es for her In her haven cf rest, our
h a,tielt sym athy Is vi in the family so
bera4vei our prayers for sustaining grace
il-rl' yrelr Eulr 81 need
Eso.".d Tint ke'ch Of her lie be sent
TO i!sr EHio1 Sigma! for publication.
HeSD.r.i, that the above be sent to the
familyi and be spread upon tho minutes.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1890-01-23
allvgel rlotcl lioDhsr4 canrnt.

ELRgos, Sin, Jan. Is. waiter smith
and Gha'l-s itsele, two ygnng men i;.y.
iuE cir address 3 BROOKLYN, n. Y. were
arrested here on The 3I2 train this fter.
noon hy Deputy Sheriff Harvey Maekey
on information received by telegraph
from u. A. sio1t, proprietor u the City
Hotel, Delaware City. Sir. stout claims
that they came to Delaware City on the
boat from Baltimore LIST night aud
stopped at his h1tel for the niuht, and
TINT they stole Rol; watch ard chain,
one gold ring and pocSst-book con-
tanning small sum Of money, the prop
erty OF Que Of lie bosrders, some time
during ths night anu were gone when he
went to call them IN the mornins. Mr..
stout came to Elkton this sft rnoon and
identified then Tue watch chain and
ring and part of the money were found
on theu when arrested. They were
given hearing bsfuys a. J. Scott this
even ng ana placed under $500 baI zach
for court, in default Of whioh they were
sent to jail.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1890-01-23
ODE rELL1ws n0wE.
Its EstaDIIHhment Eseing 4gItapc
BY subordinate hodges


Its Establishment Eeiug ArItatcd
by Subordinate a.Ougrs.
In response 10 the invitation OF Jafrer.
sou Loago, /. o. o. F., committees from
vatiouseioiaos held conference Thurs.
day ni8At for tho purpoge of considering
home for she aged and INDECENT Odd
FAllags Of Delaware.
lr"re were present. =. T. Morrow,
james =. PEioe and Daniel Z. Dallas Of
J Gasson Lui4e, John A. Beunat. CT
DelaVR-a, Eiwin Hirit, L W. Sts yart
&nG DGffll Wright o. Msahaaiea, JOHN
Harris OF Erandywira, Buajsp.ia Z.
strtcklsr Of Bupe, William H. Gef4art,
Richard BUctop Jr,, and David N. Pratty
man Of Asylum aud J. D Woodwa ard aud
Il. n. Burns of Columbia.
Mr.. Strlcaier was chosen chairman aud
Mr.. Hrst secretary.
The convention favored the establish.
ment OF tho home.
coumittee composed o. LIGssrB
Hirst, Morrow, Woodward ard Slr.oEler
were appointed to prepare circular OK.
pressing the sentiment Of the convention
which, after having been reported to the
convention, Will bs aubmlttod 10 the gub.
ordinate lodges.
The assembly adjourned to NEE, at the
col! Of the chairman.
srhe comnittets whiobiAfsemhiedT Thurs
cay night desire 30 aid the committee 70.
Gently appointed hy the Grand Lodge Ia
formulate = plan for establishing home.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1890-01-23

PoooMoKE CITY, Jan. les. Pierce
Gordy, Of the firm Of Landlord 4 4oriy
Of this city, and Miss N-iia Marshall
daughter Of :. q. MireA4i,, Esg., gers
married Of the Mstnodibt Protestant
Churcb here Yesterday At s O'Clock he
bridsi eoupe, preceded by tho brides
n9lis Gsa tr9oilsnsn, pres atsi them
s0ivsS u thu alIaf Tie Rev. a. D.
hol7in, tie pastor, performed The cags.
noHy. During tie EeTyioe the btidnl
conu!a stood uad5r an arch OF ever
EEeplg, from which was suspsnded !
largo weddt bell, composed Of fiowete
The bridesmaids we're Mrs jennie r1mA
OF Aariette, Pm. Mss Mamie Hopkins
OF PittsVlile, Wic1mico coanty, this
STATE, and Miss Mary Landing OF thig
ol'y. The grnnmGmsn were MeEBrs. w.
II. Wickorahan " Wilmington, Dol; G..
I, Reyr0t3i Of WILMINGTON, Dal., Dr..
II. n. Wiliis, PocomoEe Ot;, W. z.
Achoultield aud i n. }eyans o. this city.
The bride was R.tired in q handsome
white satin dress, with veil and orange
blossoms. MISS Hopkins woro wL.ts,
while Misses Tuna and Landing were
drGsasa IN mink, and enrL carried i
fasktt o; fl vera. The groom and
usaerB wora Black Prince Albert saits.
Immediately after the ceremony tho
youug couple repaired 10 the home OF
the brides pGregts, vhstC reception
was held. The happy pair were the re.
cio,ests OF many handsome praseYts.
The Porpmoks CITY Cornpt Bend fur.
niahed Excellent nlns!c Tor the occasion.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1890-01-23
wrLMIveros rls..NsErA COMPANY
4 Reorganization with the lsddi-
Iinis OF ImcreaNcL EnpiIhl.

* REORGANIZATION with Ihc Iddi-
tiOH OF Increased CAPITAL.
The Wilmington Transfer Company. at
q meeting Of Stockholders on VDurBlsy
afternoon, was thoroughly reorgaGi2 d..
James i. BURNETT was reelected presi-
dent Hnd John W. lawson secretary.
The company has not sold out to another
corporation as has been reported but 1t
WIS oriy . reorganization in order to &c.,
cure tss AID ~ more capital aud reap the
beUcti!s which tho business warrants.
The corporation VIII remain practically
in the control Of the old Stockholders
aud AL its interests will be identified
with Wilmington rs heretofore. Some
prominent WilmingtoniRns, including a
number ot large manufacturing concerns,
have taken stock in the company. and
some of the stock is owned by Philadel-
plisns The stock hNa all baan sub.
scribed Tor end $4,000 arc invested n
the oonplny's plaut and equipment.
Fson 81 O1O 70 $1,000 Will be in
vested IN the purchase Of new equio.
meut. Four or Ave new coaches viii be-
placed on tho streets by February 1st
and additional coaches will be provided
ns the business warrants. Tha stables
on Folrth street near Pine will be en-.
larget and Improved aud the reorgani2 "a
concern will start ont with the br gatest
prospects, Ia the three years d1riog
which the Wilmington Transfer Com-
pany has been in usiness il has
built up trade which has trebled OF
even qEad:nplsd within shat titae ind
the stockholders are convinced that
"thero's millions in /. :"
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1890-01-23
en.,rn.s MANN Elccllnns,

HmSnN llMr-.
the sonutl election Of both Of orr
b4uss wss held lost week 10 choose iirtc.
Tors Tor the eusui year es follows Tie
Ffuit Growers Bank Rieh}rd o. John
son, Masseya; +. Il. Harper, still Pond;
a. L. Hudson, Smyrna; Samuel iIober,s,
smyrna; William Ellison, Camden;
IuouRs Jamss, Smyrna George H..
Raymond, Smyrna. N. 4. Wilds. EElyrna;
John u. Huf cker, Smyrna. pres.ient.
George II. Raymond; Cashier, n. r.
Wild; Teller, s. q Wild4; Book keeper,
q. NJ. Fowler. The Nation i Bgaa OF
Smyrna oleeted the following officers D..
j Cummns, j f. Collins, j. III. Voshell.
4. u. k2s, A. L. SUasr, W. George Hin.
J.mes b. Conner, William AGtcai3cn, j.
o. Bailey, ". Polk CumLia1. President.
y, j. CumminG Vice president, JoAu ~.
collins; Cashier, W. H. darrey; Ta!!gr.
o .. V.5bcll; hook keeper, EnRene DAVIS.
Ihn 1irAgturB and bGlk officers Of each
bang 6Iued sunptUonSly after Che eltc
ton, those OF tbs FrriE GrOwers' at Tia
restaurant Of George IL. Stevenson, aud
tn Sank Of sEgrna at tho Delaware
Hausa.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1890-01-23
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O1ncstnins tho rihieuloua story about
q lOt Of ~. Ga0rEea Euntrcd Hapublicaus
Guessing Tax Coliecigr W b. Biess across
9te 10 order to corner him aud ray their
taIes, Nlsttn r. Rurris Of Middlotown,
q mrtuhcy 81 he &cpublicln aounty com
mtt!so, nagss ihe following statement,
over a = usIne at Is q truth that On
hondaw nnrEinG weGk sfven Republicans
vert to tie bone Of MI. BigRg TO pay
their .Exss nri !. ia farther d truth that
nq they egprngekeH IL house they Haw
him in the 6istaoee leaving, NJ they snip.
posed 20 RrG!i hem and thFrefat0 ran
after him p aeurlo this coincidence
+ tito foundation for fhe story 70.
f4rr01 10, tue facts III ccnuGetiOn with
which are on follows: Mr.. f}igrB had
Just bosn called mon in his capacity rs
constable 10 scrya writ which d.
m9nded his Immediate attention IT the
magistrates Me, and Bten lie had nos.
formed biz duties tuefe b. Mt once re.
tUtpea fa Ais hams RHAr ceiyAd the tayeg
preferred him aud gave recoipts for the
same. | sFk yen TO i1snr! these rtAte.
MeEt5 in yan' pepper in this Enigit Of fsir,
ues7 TO en- Ctii1s; Bhum vol know to be
an honorable m7p IN every whit, and
who cg@aaiantifu ~ tries to perform the
duties Of his ofi5a In ny relation VI a
member % the &aETN'iasn county Gem.
nittte, .tes'disf y Sld1ieso7.n, have
hat more to 10 vita Mr. Blyqs il his
matter than nry other r.an and know
whereof sueik
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1890-01-23


The Wilmington Medical ASSOCIATION
met az the cffice Of DR.. j. P. Wales
Saturday evening, DR.. L. p Bush pre-.
siding and DIR. Wales secretary and
adopted a minute referring to the death
Of Dr.. L. p. Johnson, 1t rsci!ed his use.
fol life ana faithful services aud inoluded
resoiu ions stating that in the death OF
DR.. johnson I've realize the loss OF a
friend and companion, who, by his genial
disposition and generous heart, had en-
deared himself all who were acquainted
with him; and OF medical brother, who
by his at,ainmeuts and skill as q physi-
clan hsd won for himsfit 40 honorable
piGoe in his profession.n Those present
at the meeting were: Dss. +. &. Short.
lidGe, A. Il Grimshaw, X. A. Draper, d.
W. Maui, Howard Ogle, willard Springer,
II j. Bradford W. q. Pierce, w. g..
Winner, Henry Patterson.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1890-01-23

An unsuccessful attempt wsB made by
three eolored prisoners to eso,po from
SNOW Hill, Md, iai, Monday night week.
They bad succeeded in procuring and
seereting In their cells two short bars of
iron, with which they attempted to make
an aperture in the jail wall. Their st-
tempt was defeated, however, by stone
sill which lay in their way, and which
they were unable 10 remove
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1890-01-23

The sssignsoa OF tho lsts John Roach
wers in consulsation with the navy ds-
pArtment Thufsiay for tho purpose OF
securing settlement OF the claims OF the
Ruaet estate Tor balance aus on account
q. tue orui9ers Chicago, lioston aud
Atlanta. phe amount in controversy Ia
SIaO 600, Me-.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1890-01-23

HAGEIsTowN. MD, Jan. l6.-The eighth
annual convention OF tine Young Mems
Christian Associations Of Maryland, West
Virginia, Delaware and the District OF
COLUMBIA began their session in the Pres.
byterian church in Hagerstown this after
noon. Delegates from the associations of
Baltimore, Parhersburg, W. Va, Wash
ing en-, d. o., Wheeling. w. Va, Della.
ware, Frederick, Cumberland and West.
Minister, Md, ksyser and Shepherds.
town, W. Va, were present TO day. The
afternoon meeting was called to order,
and the religious exercises were con.
Quoted by W. II. II. Smith Of Washing.
ten, d. O, and the following officers
were nelected for the convention Presi-
dent, L. o. Williamson OF Washington,
ID. O.; Vice Presidents. j. II. Adams, j.,
OF Baltimore, x. X. Lewis Of Ere ierick,
Md, aud W. L. IcGregor of Parksrs.
burg, w. Va; Secretary, J.. Il. King Of
Wilmington, Del. An evening session
was held tonight in st. Paula Methodist
Church, at which az address OF welcome
was delivered by the Rev. e. II. Delk OF
usgerstown. The state executive COM
mittee made its report, and tho report on
the international work was made by ]. Il.
Mott, secretary uf the international com.
mittee in New York. An effort is being
made to organlzs an association in
Hngerstown.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1890-01-23

Million II. L, sunda school has elected
the following officers; superintendent, j.
j.. WEIGH; AsslstEut, q. r.. Davidson;
secgetsrY, J, n. Davidson; Treasurer
Miss Mary Coyerjale Superintendent Of
Primary Depsrtm mt, Mrs. Mary Gosles /;
Assistant, Miss Susie is. Conuor; Musical
Director Joseph LaEk Orgsnibt, Miss
ltiliia Pennewilii Assistant, Hiss Maud
Dreamer.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1890-01-23

The blacksmith anJ wheelwright shops
Of George n. Butler, in Orumpton, Queen
Anne's county, tDok hra TuesGay night
week and were entirely consumed. Loss
5000, The carriages belonging to SIM
mons, Ren3fick end Miss Lsura Carsop,
valued at $500, we're destroyed
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1890-01-23
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following pensions tGys been granted
l6'e~Ggeans: Otig.nAl ;Hqafid - sIagcug
tsdRerS, Harbeson. Original widows.
~ JOHN, father Of EatuArnel q, FggEyr.
ne Pleasant lin, Elizabeth E., Wi4dOw
OF ksGaeis w. AiehssI,
The Anaconda standard., 1890-04-09

by the Standards Special Wire.
BUTTE, April s.-Thc council judiciary
committee met in the office Of the city
attorney TO take action on the application
Of Z. NJ. Oppenheim for license to con-
duct an employment bureau. Mr.. Open
helm was present. addressed the commit
tee and explained the reason Of the for
mer troubles he had had and .hc cause Of
the complaints made against him by diff
ferent parties who had applied To him for
situations. The committee finally
decided after much discussion To
grant Oppcnhcim a license condi-
tionally. The condition imposed re-
quircs that he eliminate that
portion Of the receipts he gives To APP
plicants in which il is stipulated that IN
no wise will failure To secure employment
require him To return the money paid by
the applicant. Mr.. Dpenheim accepted
the condition and was given authority to
begin business. As understood and in
tended by the committee, Oppenheim
will hereafter guarantee employment Ia
subscribers OF his agency or refund them
their money In eases where hc fails.
The Anaconda standard., 1890-04-09
ACCUSING HIM OF PERJURY.
Mr.. O'DonneiI Again Pushing HIS Cas-
Against Mr.. Lave11.

Mr. O'DonneiI Again Pushing His Case
Against Mr.. LRvell.
BY the Standards Special Wire.
BUTTE. April s.-Charles +. O'Donnell
to-day filed suit against Godfrey Lavell
for perjury. The case grows out of
matter that has been in the courts for two
years. On February l6, 1sss, SO il is
claimed, Godfrey Lavelle filed an afiida-
Wit before Judge Irvine In an attachment
charging Charles O'Donnell with owing
him $Ass.66. Mr.. O'Donnell claims that
Mt that time he was sick with pneu-
monia. When he recovered he laid COM
plaint before Judge Dingevon on June
%, 1898, and had Mr.. Layeil arrested. The
case was dismissed by Judge Dingevon ON
a technically without hearing the testi.
mony. Some time I'm October ODonnell
had Lavcll arrested again and taken be-
fore Judge Herbert Of walkervillc. Mr..
Lavell ON examination was held under
$1,000 bonds 70 await the action of the
grand jury.
Before the grand jury Mr.. O'Donnell
presented witnesses for the purpose OF
showing that two days before the affidavit
Of Mr.. Lavcll was filed he had received in
payment for this debt lumber worth S,65
and hogs worth S225, and accepted the de-
jury however, dismissed the ease, finding
no bill against Mr.. Lavell. Regardless of
this action Of the grand jury Mr.. O'Don-
nell, on October 81, last, in Judge Hop
kins' court. filed another complaint
against Mr.. Lavcll and had:him arrested
and placed Lndcr 500 bonds. TO appear
before the next grand jury. On Novem-
Der Mr.. Lavell waived preliminary ex-
animation and was committed for trial.
The case was about to be examined by the
grand jury when the territory became a
state. and consequently the jury was dis.
charged.
This morning Mr.. O'Donnell filed an.
other case against Mr.. Lavell and also
gave notice that on Thursday he would
| move To have another attorney than
County Attorney Baldwin appointed b,
the court, on the account that Gcoffre,
Lavell is on the county attorneys bond,
in the sum of $500. and that therefor,
Mr.. Baldwin is disqualified from prose
cutting the case. This comes under lat,
statute passed by the legislature, intro
duced by Middleton of Choteau county
whereby in case the county attorney is an
interested party, upon order Of the cour
another attorney may be appointed. Mr.
ODonnell is taking advantage of thi,
| act.
The Anaconda standard., 1890-04-09
NOT READY FOR THE PUBLIC.
The Butte a. Gallatin Itranch Accomno
dntes Only Construction Trains.


dates Only Construction Trains.
BY the Standards Special wire
BUTTE, April g. Surfacing and ballast
ing is being pushed with all possible haste
on the Butte d Gallatin road. About 1,1JO
men are being employed in getting the
track in shape to enable trains To run over
it. and il is expected that in three or four
weeks the entire road will he completed.
The popularity of the new route is already
shown 10y the large number of people who
try 10 travel over II daily. Ii this connec-
tion the STANDARD is requested to an
nounce that the road Is not open for
business and that trains are not running
regularly. Four construction trains are
now operating ON the road and are not
run for the accommodation of the public.
consequently there are no regular times
of arrival and departure. Meeting places
are also not provided for, and as result
il often occurs that trains which leave
here for the East often proceed only few
miles, their further progress being barred
by construction train which. having the
right To the track. does not back up to a
siding To let the other pass. Often il oc-
ours that trains have To wait for an entire
day before the track is clear To enable
them to get through.
The Anaconda standard., 1890-04-09
Not of a Friendly Character.

Iy the Standards Special Wire.
BUTTE. April s.-This afternoon as Mar
shal Macarthur was soberly sauntering up
Main street he saw large crowd gathered
at the corner of Mercury street. He saw
a couple of men engaged in what appeared
a friendly wrestling match. The next he
saw of them one of the men was doing
what did not appear TO be a friendly act
He had the other down and was vigorous.
ly Furnishing him in the eyes, nose and
every other convenient spot OF his physi-
ognomy. The marshal then got - move
on" and soon had both men under arrest.
He took them before Judge Newkirk
where they gave their names as Henry
Lariish and John Ray. Each deposited
S25 as bonds for his appearance.
The Anaconda standard., 1890-04-09
AT THE THEATERS.
The Genial Bill Nye This and Tomorrow
ENenIngs-.An Arabian Night."

The Genial Bii1 Nye This and Tomorrow
Eyenings-"An Arabian Night"
BUTTE, April s.-Tbe people OF Butte
will have one of the rarest treats IL has
yet been afforded in the appearance of
Bill Nye on "Wednesday and Thursday
evenings at the Lyceum. Nye is known
to everybody by his inimitable humor and
on the stage is not a whit less captivating
than i'm his writings. While resting from
his exertions. the audience will be enter
tanned by Miss Ollie Torbett. the popular
violinist, Gustave Thalberg, the eminent
Swedish tenor, and Frank Downey.
pianist. Reserved seats are on sale at
GriN's bookstore.
ON the three last nights of this week.
Augustin Daly's great New York successes
will be presented AT the opera house in
this city. "An Arabian Night; or. Haroun-
Al-Raschid and his Mothcr-in-law" will
be presented ON Thursday and Friday
nights. and "A Night on" will he given
AT matinee and evening performance
Saturday. Both plays are brim full Of
fun.
The Anaconda standard., 1890-04-09
BUTTE CURRENT NOTES.

The erection OF polling booths Tor the
election has begun.
Alvira Burge has filed notice of sole
trader and ownership.
Captain Mccormick has new receipt
for the Ia grippe. Try IL. ..
Julia Golfer has sold to Mary Golfer for
$500 her household furniture.
j. L. Earle has located the Emma lode
claim i'm the Summit Valley district.
the Butte Real Estate Chronicle will
appear for the first time on Saturday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Alex Vest came here from
Anaconda yesterday. They will live in
Butte.
Twenty-Five lots were sold in the North
ern Pacific addition Monday and IL yes
terday.
The funeral of David Job will be held
al o'clock this afternoon from Miners
Union hall.
+. NJ. Trask has begun the erection of
a large storage house near the Northern
Pacific depot.
The ladies of the Episcopal church have
engaged Mrs. Scott-Siddons to appear in
Butte April q.
The funeral of Mrs. Lcyden was held
yesterday afternoon from her late home
in Wyoming street.
Emma Orcutt pleaded guilty i'm the po-
lice court yesterday afternoon to fighting.
n
nne pau ,he usual niie'
Mr.. and Mrs. William Thompson will
leave To-Day ior trip tlrough uhe oouiio
country anu uowh the coast.
The yards of the Miners Lumber COM
pany are TO bc removed soon TO a place
near the butte * 1aiia'iii uepot.
Mary j. O'Donnell yesterday began suit
against Frederic Woolhanpter for a board
bill of $50. Charles O'Donnell is the plain
TN attorney.
The Butte Electric Light company will
remove its plant to South Butte soon. A
location near the Montana Central depot
has been secured.
4. w. Irvine has had plans drawn for a
new residence, which he will build at the
corner of jackson and Mercury streets a
a cost of $1,000.
A carload of ore from the Hiawatha
mine is expected to-day and is likely I,
have quite an effect of raising or lowering
Hiawatha stock.
Tho pId Iex;ngton mill is ay,;u run
,;nn f,li blast the cnn,l;,;o, ~ ,bn rnaJ
hayipg imnroved snfiicientlv to permi
nr, teams ~ travel them.
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" W. soi mas ..';ii ,,.,, n,o,.i ~; ~
Ni. 70 ue az. 1u VI" ,,I,. ~
Pace pnlIua nia .us Ues,aph ""ie ~ VI"
onioh racine o'nee 'o-oa..
Marshal Macarthur Is still waging wa
on the nuisances and is daily stirring "a
a a sAH Il - t.nr a - a.
The Anaconda standard., 1890-04-09

By the Standards Special Wire.
Butte, April s.-The school board al
its meeting to-day took action in regard
TO an election for school bonds. Post
master Evans resigned as clerk Of the
board. his official business not permitting
him to hold both positions.
The Springdale news., 1890-01-24
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The Springdale news., 1890-01-24
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