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The sun., 1890-06-02
Supposed to Have Fallen from a Train

Just after q north bound New York Central
train had whizzed by Railroad avenue and
13Sth street at o'clock yesterday afternoon,
heavily built man i'll a drab checked suit was
found unconscious alongside the track. An
ambulance from the Harlem Hospital nicked
lin up. At Third avenue and l3Oth street IL
was delayed six minute by an open draw
during the enforced wait, lie would have died
any way. HIS skull was badly fractured. II ia
dark. with slightly gray hair. a scraggIy
black moustache and goatee. He carried a
pair OF Gutta-percha-rmmed spectacles in a
black case
DR.. L. A. Smith the ambulance surgeon. told
the gateman at the drawbridge that he was
carrying dying patient and asked to have
the bridge closed 30 that they might cross No
attention ne says. was paid 10 his request, al
though the bridge always closes for fire
engines. ~
The sun., 1890-06-02
THEY saw HIM DROWN.
A CIEarmaker who Had Just Been Tell
Ing HIa GrIeis TO Couple Ashore

Several Italians were eating their supper
about 10 P. NJ. Saturday night on barge at the
foot OF East Seventeen street whom two men
and woman came down to tho wharf talking
loudly. The lonely spot was lighted only BY
the moon. One OF the men jumped down to
the cabin OF the barge, passed the Italians
and walked along the edge Of the boat to the
stern. The Italians thought he was going to
take swim. He took of his coat and carefully
folded 1t up. then his hat. and laid 1t on top OF
the coat. Then he went overheard, This did
not look like going In for swim, The Italians
shook his hand ut the man AMI woman on
shore, crying out something ike this:
My life IL full OF trouble!
The couple we're sitting on the string piece
OF tho dock, and looked on without the Least
apparent concern as the man drowned. Then
they hurried away
The police did not learn who the suicide was.
SuN reporter learned that he looked like
Seventeen street, keeps a bohemian drinking
place. The reporter asked the people there L
they had learned OF a man drowning himself
at tho foot OF the street
asked L was afraid he would do something
He told my mother last night that he was tired
OF living. and he left bere about O'Clock. He
had been drinking aud telling about his mis-
fortures lie lost his vile year ago In u rail
way accident at Nyack:
A man accompanied the reporter to the po-
lice station in SiNty-seventh street and posi-
lively identified the hat and coat as those
who lived at 40S East Seveuteth street lie
has several children. who are living with sis-
ter In Brooklyn. 1t is supposed that the two
people who sat and saw, him drown were
his misiortunes. which he told TO everybody
when he had been drinking.
The sun., 1890-06-02

COALITION. Pa. June 1.-Two boys, Jerry
Coons and Frank Lyons. while trout fishing in
Black Creek. three miles from here. found the
skeleton of man in a hollow tree. at the foot
OF Roaring Falls. A tin box, six inches square,
lay By the side Of the skeleton, which was
standing erect In the hollow trunk. The boys
came homo with til news Of the discovery,
and the skeleton WAS taken out and the box
opened. The box contained Sl35 In gold coin.
was nothing IN the box or anywhere about the
skeleton that threw any light on the Identity OF
the remains ~ ono ever disappear ell from
this neighnorhOOd to whom the skeleton aud
the box OF moneY can have elongcd. The two
bones were buried III the Methodist graveyard
The sun., 1890-06-02
JO11lAGs AHorr uOuM


NINy seNen eNTIse arrests ye.lerlay
The County democracy VIII 90 citrate thu new olsc-
ton law in Cooper Union on lucsdAy night
lennis DOnonue was arrested for picking Mary
Scierls ockeL IN tie ION house Central fArk yes
teTdAy.
was held In SlOu bal ~ the lOmls Police Court yes
teray for stahDing Edward Foley NJ Li7 Fear treet
during a quarrel the sa,oon at luat number Fooy
received only a scratch
William Kern ~ yaru-her of 90 West Thtrirslghir
street 4ytd an aCrnr ion ia 1''t 'tJ.Uih -re't t'1r
Ieulh ateuur on -Hturda| i1.ut william shannon
hud E"r't lfrt'tr haCE'I H.- ., but' Nr" h''d ~
Jrfrr-. ~ h4ravt court yrsrrIH iJr IRA A. Spsa al
SvssIHb'
: III nam rrs .ll."- r.,ru'N -.rrtf "n' ANTuiS A.
On Hfllt. n.g.' On ra. i"ur." .,E" 0HlI" Eiu
m~ r,erh saw Dr-y ,. lug tue '".f' ~ h"' rkcr
ma ca a-rl lS ,rl-. lIr" VA htli az Jtuer-
tuu Market court Ncste a. moTun-
AruntWay horse br ..rs.mE To- aIt.n Finest smash
ed tUr Ieter DON the amp post Al SAth Avenue and
Iweu nuth street Nss'erd4y. OH banging dog cart
AlAlnst IT, Letters s'rewed 30 stewA,k Tho horse
ran on up tire SIKH rnue sidewalk rinashing SiguB
snl upselIiug Ash UAfSs,s It~I eAIgaI ~ TLIuvIa
The sun., 1890-06-02

The Charge DANIEL Lock woods Children
Make Agninst Their Stepmother.


Make Against Their Stepmother.
NINELAND. juno The wife OF Daniel Lock-
wood. a wel-to-do farmer residing on Vine
road. has been arrested on the charge OF try
ing to poison her husband. and she Is now In
the lookup. She will have hearing to- NOR
row morning.
Mr.. Lockwoou's two sons. Maurice and Ar
thur, and his son-in-law. Mr.. Corswell. pre-
ferred the charge. They are children by his
first wife. and 1t is said they found evidence
day or two ago that their stepmotber had
tried TO poison her husband by placing morDhia
powder rs his wife. was about TO pour out a
cup OF tea for him. He snatched the cup away
from her and took the powder OUT and gave it
10 his daughter, who took it 10 physician to
have 1t anAlyZed.
Mrs. Lockwood says she procured the NOR
phia for hersel some time, ago when she was
suffering with the grii. Her husband visited
her TO. day In the lookup. He had quite a long
talk with her: and when he came out he said
lie did not believe she tried TO XIII him They
have been married only about year. He is 81
and his wife is 45 She came TO Njnelanu from
Virginia
The sun., 1890-06-02

CHIrAGo June Mira Parsons. in q speech
to-day at meeting Of the "Arbeterbund."
said dynamite was to he the liberator OF the
human race not that people could go around
with bombs and destroy human life. but that
us gunpowder had abolished the power OF the
fOudal barons 30 wound dynamite In the hands
OF tho WORKING, classes render the armies ofthe
CAPITALISTS useless in Il street fight"
HesoIutions prepared by Mra Parsons were
adopted declaring the finding" OF dynamite
at the Haymarket monument to be an attempt
upon the part OF the police TO raise an Ana ch-
Isl hue and cry for purposes OF their own. parti-
culnrly to prejudice the case OF Eielden.
Schwab and NeeDe.
The sun., 1890-06-02
Won the Battle In One Round.

FL PAso. Texas, June 1.-The fight between
Charles Heard OF ST. Paul and Tom Standard
coIored. the hard hitter OF the Southwest for
$3.50 side and the gate receipts, came of this
morning lust over tho line in New Mexico.
Time was called at 5:l5
Standard led with right t-hander on Heard's
side. made two clever ducks. and then Heard
caught him in the neck with swinging right
hand blow and Knocked him silly. Standard
fight was given 10 Hearld. The intte lasied
minutes and 10 seconds Standard weighed
l4J and Heard 1881.
The sun., 1890-06-02
IS gHIS our col. SHEPARD?
The Rev. Thomas Dixon Says He Is y
Tin SOLDIER In League with the Devil.

The Rev. Thomas Dixon Says He Is -
Tin soldier In League with the Devil.
The Rev. Thomas Dixon, Jr.. spoke yester-
day morning to the members Of the Twenty
third Street Baptist Church on The Sectional
Newspaper" which he denounced as a national
curse and disgrace to Christianity. 1t has
no mission to perform" he said because the
causes which separated this country into Sec
tions have disappeared. Talk about the Con-
federate flRgl Why was born in the South
and lived there twenty-three years. and leyer
saw a Confederate flag"
Speaking Of the recent flag editorials In Col
Shepard's newspaper. the preacher said
Tho Hd and EETeSs dstorts and faisfes tho facts
tue Confe9sra.s nag THIS vas done win the dstrAte
spithets Tho words traitor rebel and such are ever
resOT, q small naslrss Think Of A5r%na NIL Lincoln. Ie
who's. life meant chASrity toward all and malice to
TRADE OF abuse Think SD; SG Gsp nnt hsHr The me:
ng E %n 10
.nGs the sns E2"4 feeling e5~ssn hg
rood feeling The man Who womb seek 10 destroy L
Tia, s to U. s % lie lips s the S G Z
unworthy Of the inheritance OF snch man and for
;%E etI RaS Tue
M such paper "TsSmes p,.GS wnS HsussHnE @ ~
anity 1t Coud not live with at the assumption o.
steals lie livery Of ssysn In tho nsne God and OF
ruin or honesty and OF Integrity L. Tor one repudafo
THIS called newspaper as in any sense ropresentAe
Of thrisiianity The God that pr-Sies over the cd!
0rAl on OF the HIH and EJIrrSS and such papers Is
not ny mod do not know Mn never knew him
do not want to Know him, AhOut near AZ can
make it lis TOD Is the devil whOm light and fear wiIh
his exception hat the devil Is shrewder and more
artistic in his methods Applause
hsar Lear tins lnondam editor shrek for an army Of
mi'lon men 10 march IN kichmond For what To-
rob the dying OF the memory OF tic dead. Sucn men
are neither brute nor human; they are gious Twen.
tynNe years have rolled away since tuOse awful days
Of me var ieHce ami PROSPERITY onward now over
mountain and PLAIN and sea And now in tho midst OF
A these Things this li'lr tin soldier wakes up suddenly
and wtaries the ears Of heaven anu earth with his lii
Ito tin horn Appliance
KEEP such papers from your homes AZ yon would
pest you want vicious literature. use the bald yul
KArity OF sW!ft or tho naked reAli,m OF Zoa IL Will
10 less dangernus LGan the hatrei and higOtry and
malice and falsehood OF such sheet wrapped up in
Scriptures
Men OF the Aorth. ami men Of tho South. We are
broihFen Let Is near today the voices 0f tho heroic
nehh lIeN al spehk fnr peace ana for harmony, 1hn
mRve htu true never night after the battle II closed
The time ln- come for to take each uher h" tho
hand anu crush those Influences that seek T. perpetAo
strife Tor haso Inope purpose tod hell US thar wo
may have IN deed and truth, one glorious united
nation
The sun., 1890-06-02
Tho nrooLlyn Sunday school Parade

All the arrangements for the sixty hrst anniversary
OF the Brooklyn sunday School Association on wednes
day has been completed, under the direction of Grand
Marshal James $. Case. Tho army OF 65 900 Sunday
school chdr has been divided into eleven divisonG
each OF which wl have separate parade. There will
he more Than lntO children IN the Prospect Park ~,
vision. and their sncRmpment and picturesque march
inS on the long meadow will attract nvO imSs many
tpS taTs 'rAnd Marshal Case eIpsots 10 have Post.
!nhsir''GeneTAI WanamaAer Ia Brooklyn 10 witness
Tie Il ar Alm. Of the children.
The sun., 1890-06-02
NIhIlIats In Paris.

PARIS. June l.-Investigation In the case Of
the arrested Sihilists shows that Reinchsten.
tho leader. manufactured the bombs and was
the only one who charged the bombs with tho
explosive. 1t is said that several of
the prisoners cannot be convicted on
the charge OF manufacturing explo-
sives. but that they will be expelled
from the country. 1t is reported that pemski
had summoned meeting for to-day to con-
cert an attempt on the lie OF the Gar and
simultaneous rising in different parts OF Rus
sia. aud that twenty Nihilists with internal
machines had already started for kussia
The sun., 1890-06-02
HIS LAST BIRTHDAT.

Andrew Mnhoney Spends All His Money in
Celebrating, and Then Kills HImHeIC
Andrew Mahoney O clerk in the cafe of H. B.
Kirk & Co.. at Broadway and Twenty-seventh
street. celebrated his twenty-frst birthday on
Saturday and used up all his weeks wages in
jolincation. His mother. who is widow,
scolded him soundly YESTERDAY. and Mahoney
street very much depressed and locked him
self In.
Two pistol shots in quick succession startled
the other tenants at 9 & o'clock. aud the Janitor
broke open the door and found Mahoney lying
Ing 22-caiibre revolver He had fired two
shots into his head.
The sun., 1890-06-02
u,a w,na STORM. In VIrrIn,n.

PETERSBURG. Va, June LA terrific wind.
hail. and rain storm passed over Dinwiddie
county about twenty miles from Petersburg
last night. The woods for miles are covered
with tinbers OF barns and fences which were
swept away By tho wind. Crops are destroyed.
we're completely ruined Immense forest
trees We're unrooted and their branches
twisted inio all kinds Of shapes. II Is fear cd
that much other damage not yet reported has
been done by the storm,
The sun., 1890-06-02
vas.n oRn Sinking HnrL.

The Brit sn steamship Exeter CITY which left Bristol
:or h- port MAY u, arrived last night win CapL HoG
fermeh his and his crew of Ten men from trs o.i
Norwegian bars Louis which was encountered IN a
sinking condition 10 miles OF tho Irish coast She had
sSle4 itgul ustend ou AGrl - IN ballast Tor sydney
The Louis had sprung leak in heavy weather.
The crew saved their eteciB Tie Captain had been
knocked down by and his shoulder had been put
out lie aud his son had 10 be lowered Into tue Exeter
Guys boat
The sun., 1890-06-02

slGSAL orrcK FORECAST I'LL 8 ?. N HospAm
For HIiar, NsI1 HdHpShtJ,, Vermont. AdsJdchuSetx
Rhode Nand. Connecticut, and Eastern ErW York Jdlv;
SngLty nirmer; nOrtlwSSicrly GiHds J1iT TueIddE
ecIt ShgGsTS IN the afternoon.
For the District OF Columbia, eastern Penns ylyania
New Jersey Delaware aud Maryland, fair; no change
in temI erature; variable winds fair Tuesday except
showers in the afternoon.
For western Sew York. western Pennsylvania Ohio
West Virginia, and kentucky, fair. followed in Ken
tucky and southern West virginia by showers no
change ia temperature variable winds becoming east.
The sun., 1890-06-02
Leaving the International Union.

The Brck'avers Unions in this neghborhood havo o
announced their determination 0" Withdraw from tho
International Brickayers' Union The nye unions
headed by 80 OF ths city have already voted nnd the
unions IN Brooklyn and Jersey City are to vote ths
weok Ii 10 said tnat the niOnt here intend to form
combination Of all the Brickayrrs mons herrahOutA
The most plea. relations exist between tile enpny
ers and the unions here BTicklayrrs mon No has
been called on by the International mon for 500 TO
la p the hrchlEJeTs in ontario, Canada Tho InteFne
tona Union upon The occasion OF No. TS last strike
The sun., 1890-06-02
PREsIDENT SAM SMALL.
Tho Evangelist B-cOmes tho Head OF n
Methodist University.

Methodist University.
OGDEN, Utah. June THE Rev. Sam Small.
who has been holding a series of revival meet
ings in Ogden. has been elected to and has ac-
cepted the Presidency Of the Methodist Uni
yersity OF Ogden. Utah. He became favorably
impressed with Ogden. and when the position
was rendered him readily accepted. and will
remove his family here and make this place
his future home. The fact that the university
here is OF the Northern Methodist persuasion
necessita'es his seyering his connection with
the Southern Conference and aflliating with
the Northern branch OF the Church
The sun., 1890-06-02
One Jump snti.acd Him.

CINCISNATI. Juno l.-Sevent cen year old Joe
Russell OF Ludlow. KY. started out this after.
noon to Jump from all four OF the bridges
across the Ohio River here within three hours.
At o'clock he plunged from the middle span
OF the Chesapeake and Ohio bridge, l2O feet
above the channel. He struck the water with
Lis left side. and was so stunned that he was
rescued with difficulty by the boat In waiting.
He was brought to after q halt hours work,
and concluded to POSTPONE tho rest Of the per-
formance until another day.
The sun., 1890-06-02
srAHKS IRou yHn rlLHGnArM.

Frank f,Sn the canmdaisua murderer Hho is son
ten ed 20 be kSd y Gle trcity IN Auburn prI-ou
tue week ending jus 2 is expected 70 arrive IN Al
burn 70 day.
James T. Powers OF the New York Casino company
has signed tbrso Years contract with Rich Harris
OF the Hollis street Theatre Boston lie win begin S
starring tour on sept In Mr. JOhn J, AcSAly . usH
comedy - straight Tip"
The sun., 1890-06-02
A prama.Ie Company Com.. 60 erlec

EEw HAvyS June 1.-The Adler Dramatic Company
which has been playing engagement iu this city for
several EVENING" to grief last night when attach
placed tho receipts and properties of the
company In two suits The COMPANY hogan its an
mcHl al Funn"lls Grand 'pcra liuuEe uU Wednesday
last ~ l;BoHu rlsk, NJ EuHur having sImpy reulrd
tuT no. be in g ri mphut, ms season having
Ihs hrEt nix the enire receipts were less Ilau "a
The sun., 1890-06-02
RuhIe CIark Ahdncied.

Mrs Annie Clark of - Nassau street called last night
At Police HsadQ Quarters in Brooklyn and reported that
her 4.year old daughter Rubie had been abducted A
strange man had pick ed up the child while sho wac
playing in front ofths house and carried her on The
is supposed to be the chlds father who has been
separated from his wife for some time lie Is fireman
on board tug lio was arrested several months ago
steal the
The sun., 1890-06-02
LIttIs TammnnY RaIdsd.

Josiah Bunnell OF 2sS Spring street complained 10
Capt. Thompson Of Little TammAny dance hall at
242 Spring street Kept by Andrew II, Drum formerly
bartender for Harry Il Cant Thompson raided the
pAce On NalurdAr MINT and arrested twenty tour men
anu seteu women including Drum aud his wiie
Justice hugl ~ lrnrrsOu MaIkeI Court Yesterday
r"Tnin- Gc.d Dr. ~ sh5l bal for examination and
discharged the UIhers.
The sun., 1890-06-02
The CabI. Railroad Rn,.

A type written statement was sent to tho
newspapers yesterday. in which Mr.. William
Steinway, who Is a member OF tho Mayors
Rapid Transit Commission was represented
as saying that after examining the Cable Rail-
road bill, and receiving information about it,
he does not see wherein 1t is not a safe meas.
ure. or how II int"rfores with the kind OF rapid
transit called for BY the press, either vladuct
or undeIgronnd. MIR NJ Steinway, was out OF
departments are opposing the bill before the
The sun., 1890-06-02

WLEEsHARRT, Pa. June i.--JamcG shauRhneSsy who
shot himself on Friday In front OF his house account
OF s wife refusing him atmitS Sncc, taken % the
city Hospital in dying condition Last night. while
The nuIses ere temporarily absent from th" room h.
rose and mair bis ssrap" And to this evening LAS
not boon found IL Is irhr . that he Weti to IL river
short distance from the hositS ana vuird lis lro Uy
uruWHlug
The sun., 1890-06-02

LONDON. June IA letter from tho Gar.
written in reply to one from the Queen OF Den
mark, is published. In his letter the Gar
promises strict inquiry into Siberian scan-
dals and says he will punish heavily eIcesses
OF severity on the part OF officials. Lastly be
promises TO instruct his Ministers to draft
measures OF amelioratiOn.
The sun., 1890-06-02
Tho Panama Canal.

PARIS. June IN Wyse has sailed from
Southampton on mission connected with the
Panama Canal. NJ. Monchicour the liqui-
dator OF the Panama Canal Company. in
structed NJ Wyse. after visiting the canal
Bogota to negotiate with the Colombian Gov
ernment for proongation Of the canal con-
ceesion. II Is expected that N. Wyse will re-
turn 10 Paris In the autumn,
The sun., 1890-06-02

Timothy Buckley, hrcklayer 4S years old who
lived al 80 East SNtvhr, -treeL went ~ tie roof
Of the house yesterday AT on to ENJOY aferdn,
nsr rGuOke few minutes la'er lie va, picked ~ at
fhs hp tom Ot the air hpA siNty feet ntiOw with
tractureIbkul. lie d,ed At T. VI ten mluuies esatter
thought Eo fel! accidentally through the SHAFT
The sun., 1890-06-02

ORLEASs. Mas, June L-DuTing sGual at 30 last
night a vessel pwnsd ny william II. Rich OF Province
town was cApsLsd of NSuset The Captain and Georse
Brown an IS-year Old Portuguese boy OF Province,
town succeeded ~ geltlng into dory which thr v"
sci was towing Thr doTy CRphiH"d and young
BrnUT y a. drowned Capt Rich reached shore after
sruggle OF hours The boat sank ~ SIX faIhOlns
The sun., 1890-06-02

party ~ boys were shooting rites at target in a
hsd near Wilton street Lafayette, yesterday. feler
Mcdonald lAboreF crossed the field near the target
while the shooting was going on. stray bullet struck
him near tho left breast ihhctng dangerous wound
lie WAS taken to the CITY Hospital
The sun., 1890-06-02
HURRICANE AT Sofa.
A Part OF the City Wrecked, with Consld-
ernble Loss of I.lie.

SOFIA. June 1.-The northern part OF this
city has been wrecked by hurricane. The
loss of life is considerable. Among the SOL
diers the killed and injnred number eleven.
The loss among the inhabitants has not vet
been ascertained. The damage to the palace
amounts to $3OOO0O
The sun., 1890-06-02
Marau Doesn't Know who struck film

Coroner ilanley was called to The Now YORK Hospital
yesterday to take tho ante statement OF Francis
MAran Of 3+6 East Fifty third street who was assaulted
on frlday night AT sixth avenue and Thirty. second
street MarAn stated that he didn't know who struck
tolufei barber of 40 West Thirty second street n
under arrest Suspicion VI being Nafans GSsRilShL
The sun., 1890-06-02
Two Prisoners Escape from Jail.

RocHEsrEE June I-Robsrt NoonAu and Henry Nelson
escaped from jail At CAnNndSEuA last night RoouGn
who was allowed the freedom OF the corridor in
tho night relieved Nelson and beth an aged 10 force
their Nay OuL They are sIlI ~ large.
The sun., 1890-06-02

PARIS. June 1.-The Tallyrand memoirs will
make four volumes. OF which two volumes will
be issued first
The sun., 1890-06-02
I.ibeIIed q Duke.

BERLIN. June Herr HarmeninR who was
sentenced to six months Imprisonment for
libelling the Duke OF SnXe-COburR has been
released after serving only half Of his sentence.
The sun., 1890-06-02
Tho Duke OF Counauxht at Niagara.

NIAGARA FALLS. June 1.-The Duke and
Duchess Of ConnauGht spent yesterday at Nj
aGara Falls. The party left by their special
train at $40 L. NJ. for Montreal
The sun., 1890-06-02
Herbert RI.mnrck,s Future WIFE.

respondent says that Count Herbert bismarck
Is engaged 10 the eldest daughter Of Lady
DuIiaV
The sun., 1890-06-02
A Fight with smueElers.
Tallyraud'a Memoirs.

LISBON. June l.-Six smugGlers and ono Of
fcer have been killed In conflict ut Pcvoa de
EarSim,
The sun., 1890-06-02

PARIS. June 1.-The Government labor bill
fixes ton hours daily rs the limit for mems
lnhnr
The sun., 1890-06-02

MuNIcH. June l.-FinRnce Minister Riedel
has been created hereditary baron.
The sun., 1890-06-02
Minister Riedei Becomes a Baror

LONDON. juno 2-Slayin has challenged Nc
AulifIe TO Lox In London Tor $500 a side.
The sun., 1890-06-02

They DIdn't haven't the Questions and Irs
Not Their FauIt when tho Impertinence
Beein--So Don't Get Angry You Needn't
Answer About DISenzea and Debts.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1890-08-08
Extraordinary Bone Scratching.

Herbert Sperry, fremont, H., had erysipe-
weeks He says: "When was able to get
on my legs, / had an itching sensation that
nearly run me crazy. i scratched them raw
to theb ones. Tried everything without re-
lief. i was tormented in this way for two
years. then found Clarke's Extract of Flax
(Papillon) Skin Cure at the drug store. used 1t,
and ii has cured me sound and WELL"
Clarke's Flax soap has no equal for bath
and toilet. Skin cure ST. Soap 25 cents. For
sale at 4. Kalteyer 4 Son. 1860
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1890-08-08

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