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New-York tribune., 1891-10-14
STATE SENATE NOMINATIONS

The Republican delegates 10 the With Senate Con
ventiOn met last night at No. 1877 East Broadway and
nominated Gabriel Marks for State Senator. The nom
lnaon was made by Charles L. Ialbersadt, from the
XIlth Assembly District. Resolutions favoring the
blanket ballot adopted. Mr.. Marks, the candi
date for Senator lives at No. 2l7 East Broadway, and
has store at No. 30 Hspenard-st. He was a mem
Der of the Tammany organization until he ran an
independent candidate for Sheriff last year against the
regular Tammany nominee. At this election he poed
10 900 votes in his district, and was defeated by
small majority. Mr. Marks is also The choice for
state Senator Of the Citizens Independent movement
in his district, as we'll The regular district Repub
lican candidate.
The delegates to the With Senate District COnven-
ton held an adjourned meeting at No. 2s Avenue 4
last night. william f. Kurz presided. On motion Of
Ferdinand Eldman the of {. Otto Bsese, of the
Xth Assembly District, proposed the nominee
for Senator. The motion seconded by Mr. DAILY.
of the XlVth District. Mr. Baese is forty-sX years
old and is member of the firm Of Stegich & Baese.
Custom House brokers, No. 76 William-st. lie IS
married, and lives at No. SO Second-ave
New-York tribune., 1891-10-14
GROCERS SUPPORT MR.. MEYER.
THE BROOKLYN ASSOCIATION WARMLY ENDORSES
HIS NOMINATION.

Henry A. Meyer, the Republican candidate ior
Mayor of Brooklyn is president Of the United Reti
Grocers' Association and he received q warm wei
come from his fellow members at the meeting OF DIE
association at 10. 4O7 Brldgest.. last evening At
the conclusion of the regular meeting OF the body' te
members organized a Business Mems League WIN
c. A. Mettler presiding. lie urged his fellow-giocef'
to heartily support for Mayor the man who maze 'he
gTocers' organization what ii was
A series Of resolutions were adopted, pedglng nearly
support to Mr. Meyers candidacy, and as an earnest
of this subscriptions made toward campaign
fund of $4,000. Several speeches were made ahiu
much applause. A letter from Francis b. ThurDef'
the well-lnOwn New-Yort wholesale grocer was read
in which, he said II must give every member OF the
grocers' guild who takes any pride in his profession JOY
to see the recognition which the grocery trade has had
in the nomination Of Henry A. Meyer as the RepuO-
lican candidate for Mayor in Broohlyn. hope that
every grocer in Brooklyn, without regard to politics.
will take of his coat and work for Mr.. Meyer. who Is
a worthy representative of a worthy trade
Mr.. Meyer made brief speech. saying that he ap
preciated the sincerity and devotion of his friends IL
elected he would give clean, businesslike admin
igruion of the affairs OF the city, free from partisan
bias A committee of five, of which .. j.. Gude -
chairman, was appointed to perfect the organnation
New-York tribune., 1891-10-14
STORY OF ABDUCTION AND PERSECUTION.

Mrs. Annie Enderlitz. who lives at No. 400 East
Fif;hst., is doing her best to ascertain who her
parents are. For some time Mrs. Enderlltz has eeo1
advertising In the German newspapers II this du
that a woman who abducted from NewYork CT
its vicinity when n child and taken 10 Swltterand
was seeking for her parents. Mrs. EndertZ sUs
that she remembers having been carried away from
home a long time ago-she supposes about thnJ
years aSo. She was reared N switzerland. In %
almost uninhabited valley. FIVE miles from vias.
which difficult Of access On her occasional trps
to the village where she was sometimes 20 eel
the product Of the little farm which her foster
parents lived, she heard something or her past Ms
tory. She was told that she the child Of
rich New Yorker. who sent money 10 her foss
parents regularly These people who took care OF hd
went by the name Of Durr Finally the remittsncs
ceased. Then the Durrs told Annie that they eous
keep her no longer. She then fifteen years on
she began working I'm hotels where American tours'
stopped hoping to learn something OF her parentasc
Ten years ago she married tO her present hs.
band, and came with him 10 America Mrs. EneefhA
suys tina; ever since she s-r,ed her first adterisr
ment iE New York paper. two years ago she -
been prosecuted by some mysterious persons, ss
have made several attempts 20 stea Of her prru
children. Mrs. EndcrlitI finally went 10 lnfPcw.
Byrne> with her he advised her % Keep nc
children within doors which she has done. Her .'oy
Of the attempts TO steal her child T. corrObors'ed
the ncghbJrS.
New-York tribune., 1891-10-14
CHOSEN TO BE BEATEN BY UrsTED

Pcckskn n. V, oct. a. (SpeciaD.-It has long
been said hereabOuts that when the Democrats Of
the lid Assembly District desire to kill politically
member Of their faith they name him to run
against General Hustled To-day the day set
apart to name a victim, and Supervisor William r.
ThOrne, one Of PceksNlrs best saown citizens was
chosen The convention was called to order at noon
F. i. Ryder was made chairman. The leaders. by
speeches and lusty cheering endeavored unsuccesflly
TO enthuse" the dreached and lOwsDlrlted delegates
who had come through the pouring riln Francis
Larkin Of Sing Sing nominated Thorne. and eX
Mayor James II. Robertson, OF this city, seconded IT,
Thorne nominated by acclamatlOn. MIR. 1hOme
before the convention and emphatically declined
TO run. but finally prevailed upon 10 sacrifice
himself PerfunctOTy resolutions ndorslng the State
and county tickets were passed General Hustcd's
predicted,
New-York tribune., 1891-10-14
ARTHUR c. WADE SPEAKS IN CAyIsTEO.

Canisteo, n. y, Oct. 13 (SpeciaD.-The political
campaign opened here this evening by the Repub-
lcans, the occasion being a mass meeting, held at
the Opera House with Arthur c. Wade of James
town, candidate for state Controller speaker. lie
prefaced his remarks by glowing tribute to his
opponent, Frank Campbell. Of Bath. lie then said ::
The contest to he settled by the election
November Is not simply struggle be-
tween the two great political parties. but rather
contest between the dominant faction Of the
Democratic party in the city Of New York. aided by
the powerful influences Of corrupt canal ring exercised
in most questionable manner, and the people OF the
state, regardless Of party. who most desirous
Of the best, most honest and economical ad-
minstratiOn consistent with the due and proper
discharge Of public duty. 1t involves all that be
involved in tho question of good government and by
its results the people will have determined whether
the administration Of the affairs Of this Stata
shall be turned to the ravages and pillage
OF Tammany Hall and a corrupt canal ring
or whether public Offices shall be faithfully and honestly
administered for the good Of the whole people"
New-York tribune., 1891-10-14
MCuEAP.J0HNV y

prices won't buy the genuine medicines
Dr. Pierce's Golden Medical Discovery
(for the Liver, Blood and Lungs ana
DIR. Pierce's Favorite Prescription tor
.vomans weaknesses and ailments), each
cost Sl00 per bottle, and his Pheasant
Pellets (the original little Liver Filis)
2j cents q vial, and no discount.
These genuine medicines are now
sold only through druggists, regularly
authorized rs agents. and at the above
Iong established prices. But if you
get the genuine. they're the cheapest
medicines you can buy at any price.
They're sold on q peculiar plan -
"value received or no pay" In every
case they're guaranteed to benefit or
cure, or the money is refunded.
Unauthorized dealers may offer spu-
rious limitations or substitutes at lower
prices than above
Beware of all such.
A perfect remedy for scrofula, In all
IT'S forms something that purtieS the
blood. as well as claims to. That, if it's
taken in time, will cure Consumption.
Asa strength-restorer, blood-cleanser,
and fesh-builder nothing equals Gold
on Medical Discovery" For every form
of Scrofula, Bronchial, Throat, and
Lung affections, Weak Lungs, Severe
Coughs. and kindred ailments, it's the
only remedy so sure that it can be
Guaranteed. If it doesn't benefit or
cure. in every case, you have your
money back.
New-York tribune., 1891-10-14
HE KNOCKED TIE LAWYEs DOWN.

S. ID. oNphant clerk Of the NewJcrcy Cir"'
Court spent considerable time late yesterday .ref
noon in Herbert Knights office. In the Glooe bui".
ing. Newark taking testimony In the patent sun ~
r. Newman a Co. against Albert Boelm. h'et "o
taking Of the testimony had been adjourned L'",'
Raegener of the firm Of GOepcl & Raegener' Ne" ~
counsel for the plaintiffs. and Mr.. Boehm qu'reiN
In the corridor Of the building and had hVeN 'o''
Rsegener seized Boehm by the throat and auemPs. 81
10 choke him, but the latter freed himself hOn' "
assalants grasp and promptly knocked him ao1a ~.
The contestants were apparently satisfied VITA - 80
treatment they had received. for The hostlIus ~.
not resumed and both men went their fe>pc'"'N wy
New-York tribune., 1891-10-14
THE DRETFCS CLAIM AGAINST PERC.
PROSPECT OF ITS REVIVAL BEFORE L0ys-
PROBABLE ACTION OF CHILL

PROSPECT OF ITS REVIVAL BEFORE LONG,
PROBABLE ACTION OF CHILL
Panama, oct. 5.-The suicide OF ex-Presdent Balm,
ceda Of Chill has put peri d. for the time being
least, to sensational Occurrences in South Amerfs
The next thing down here tO excite any cOnadeah.
degree of interest in the United states will probably
the revival Of the Drcyfus claim against Peru zhIA
Is certain TO become q burning quesil,n prior n O.
concurrent with the ultimate determination q, IN
future nationality Of Tampaca. How the claim n
Deyfus will 20 Is easily to be foreseen. No dpabi o.
having the least interest IN the subject aware thai
il ont OF the tentative surrender - Chill by Pen
Of the nitja.e regions as war Indemnity, Mr.. Dr,Y.
fus having previously obtained conoesaa
for the working Of the In compensatoa
for the sacrifice Of his interests TIN,
made. he calms several millions Of dollars nom Pen
The arrangement with Chill was 10 the effect The,
during ten years that country would exercise lun,
dicuOn in the Province Of Tanpaca. ooonlling ard
appioprlating the revenues. Thereafter pleblSi,
would declare to which country tn, province shogz
permanently belong the other receiving from hs
favored on an indemnity Of 80 100000. some popa
lar and patriotic movement Is going on In Peru vita
the object OF bringing about result favorable 10 tAr
country. bnt no Impartial Onlookcr hs, ans doua
whatever that Chill will be favored the vast majority
Of the Inhabitants being Chiiiaas. ana Eng
lsh proprietors having direct lnters,
in the maintenance Of the Chillsn rule
As regards the cheerful payment Of the ten mlnou
indemnity by Chill Il need only be rema ked ,hsi
the revenues Of the Province today net. In rouni
numbers. about fifty millions.
The contention of the Drcyfls claim, which Is sap.
ported by tie French Government. but protested
against by the Governments Of Great Britain and tie
United States, Is that chill should pay over the sl0,
100000 to Dreyfus compensation for the losses -
tained through the transference Of the territory
chill. President Balmaccda emplBucaly oppose
this claim aud refused % debate the matter with Pres
dent CarnOts special envoy. and II II though
that, faithful TO their policy Of reversing the enil.
Balmacedan policy. the Congressional Governmen,
may favor the DTeyfls claim ana so ulake troI able ts
Peru, thn more that country he'd back sna
would not join Bolivia I'm recognizing their bcilgereney.
Of course, the principal interest for Americans IN
this affair centres In the question Of the effect si
the recognition of the Dreyfus claim will have upn
the interests Of the Peruvian corporation a, sccrd
by the provisions OF the Craze Donoughmorc contsi
with the Peruvian Government. The situation "a
therefore likely soon 10 becOme interesting.
New-York tribune., 1891-10-14
GOOD NEWS FROM THE STATE.
ENCOURAGING REPORTS CONSTANTLY COMING IN
AT THE REPUBLICAN HEADQUARTERS.

AT THE REPUBLICAN HEADQUARTERS.
To defeat Tammany Hall at tho p9lls in November 1t
is necessary that every opponent of mat organization
should qualify himself to vote His first duty Is 10
register and to-day is Of the few opportunities ha'
he will have in this city and In Brooklyn. Inc re-
ports received at Republican headquarters from inc
different districts in the cities encouraging, and
IL is probable that the strength of the Republican party
below Harlem Bridge be measured pretty accu-
rately by the result Of today's registration Much IN
terest is exhibited by young voters in this work. Inc
have been working with energy and enthusiasm
Many old soldiers who ale ardent Republicans have
written 10 tile state Committee suggesting that the
affidavit of their comrade Roger y. Towner be seht out
as a campaign document They that this afhdavlt
has relieved their minds frcm an impression that Kos
well p Flower friend Of the soldier at time
when every Northern soldier needed friend.
A letter received from Tioga County says that
verythng looks encouraging and that the county VIII
give a big vote for Fassett. Many lifelong Democrats
say they will not support the Tammany ticket For
years they have voted for the Democratic nominees,
but this year they have to Graw the line on Tammany
Mr. Young. chairman Of the Fulton County Repuo-
lican Committee. called at headquarters yesterday
Fulton County is naturally Republican, but not by
large majority. However, this year not q discouag-
ing feature has appeared upon the surface, and the
signs indicate that Fssset Will carry the county by an
exceptionally large majority
The Rev Dr. Derrick, the coored member Of the
state Committee says that it is untrue In every re-
spect that the colored mc have ont for Flower
Mr.. Fassett, Mr.. Nrooman and Colonel Baxter VIII
speak in Cortand this afternoon, and this evening will
speak in Ithaca. At the meeting TO be held tonight
Andrew d. White will preside. one Of the speakers
will be Andrew 5. Draper superintendent OF Educa-
ton.
The work OF assigning speakers to address the various
meetings held in this city has been placed under tlle
Cllargc of oliver sumner Teal, who has established
himself in the large which wac recently acquired
by the State Committee.
New-York tribune., 1891-10-14

Meeting had begun the place was filed with young
and old men all solid against Tammany. and when tho
speaking started there was not even standing room
left. The meeting addressed by Lucas L. va"
Alcn ex-Judge Jnmes Il. Angel d. Morgan ii'i"'e.''
ir and william Henkel. who is the chairman oi inc
organization and who has worked hard for Repuohch
success IN his district for many years lie iurn'sheu
a brass band last night. and recently he caused
great transparency be erected over the front on ,e
clubhouse, which can he seen fdf uOWh Se'o"""'''
with one Thing al Time for its motto
New-York tribune., 1891-10-14
ENERGETIC WORK oF TIE STATE LEAGrE.

job E. Hedges, secretary Of the Republican state
League, said yesterday that reports from clubs all
over the state received at headquarters each
day They showed that the membership of the clubs
being rapidly increased the rate Of about 300
each day. Many clubs have been recently
formed. The demand for literature the subject Of
1ammany Hall is constant and can hardly be sup
piled, although the documents printed that subject
have been reprinted time and again Mr.. Hedges said
that the opinion formed by reading the mass Of cor
respOndence received daily was that the people were
aware that the contest this fall was q struggle for
Spremacy between advocates Of decent government
and the followers Of Tammany Hall. All other ques-
tOns seemed to be treated as side issues.
New-York tribune., 1891-10-14
A BAD HUM0R CURED
$1,000 Expended on Doctors an1
Medicine without avaii. Gave
himself mp to die.
Good Wife suggests Cuticura Reme-
dies. Uses them months,
and is entirely Cured.

was IN the war during fs03.0f and took heavy e.x
at Gettysburg. from when never fully recovered Ia
1875 broke out In sores all over my che.; and hOg,
which seemed impossible 10 cure. tried al fs-.l
doctors I could lind ana to avail. eNp-ndsd .sas
i've thousand dol Trying to Ind cuEe but could a.
and finally giving myself up 70 die, ny good wife ana
gested me day, 70 try the CLTlCIEA REMEDIt
which 40 extensively advertised aId used. ~
lowed her suggestion ard am happy = ssy BY dgss,
months entirely cured after spending Ave yeat. ~
time and money without avail. and sound ant va
man to-day. You may refer IN II wish. 1 -
tell any one who may call my experience. ""
&. l.. FEAkSAII,
Fulton Fish Market. NsW.Yoys
April 1S 1890.
New-York tribune., 1891-10-14
ANOTHER OPERATION OK mr.. JoyEs.s EYES

Lieutenant Governor Jones had another operation
performed on his eyes at O'Clock yesterday after
noon, at his rooms In the Park Avenuo Hotel. The
delicate operation performed by DR.. Henry ID.
Noycs, and in every respect successful. Late last
evening General Jones was resting quietly, having e-
cupeIated from the pain Of the operation. which was
not desdencd by any opiates or anaesthctcs. DR..
Noyes said that there every prospect that no bad
results would follow. DIR. Noycs started for New
Rochelle nfter the operation over
New-York tribune., 1891-10-14
WARNER MILLER WILL PRESIDE.

Preparations for the meeting TO be held vt Madison
sauar Garden Oh October 90 under the direction Of the
Republican Club " this city, advancing fayo;aby
Th, meeting will probably be Of the greatest
publican demonstrations made In this city En-.
senator Warner Miller who has been IN Europe some
time tdto arrive on the city OF Paris Octobcr
II and he will preside at this meeting lie has shown
deep interest Of the ticket nominated 10
Rochester has slgnihcd 10 his friends that Il Will
be great pleasure him do all that he to insure
the election and Nioomaa aud the the
Renubllcau ticket,
New-York tribune., 1891-10-14
TO GROW BARLEY IN NORTH DAKOTI.

st. Pah, oct. l3 Specialize. W. Towner. Of
Chicago. the representative of the great barley
syndicate is here his way to North Dakota,
where his syndicate owns two townships aud
thirty three sections Of which in the vicinity
of Grand Forks and he is negotiating for additional
tracts These districts will be colonized by Germans
from Ohio Indiana and Illinois by the syndicate. The
land will be sold easy payments with ten years
time. and the crops purchased at maturity. Every
grain OF barley will be matted on these farms and the
malt shipped direct 10 the brewer.
New-York tribune., 1891-10-14
DECLINING LEGISLATIVE NOMINATIONS.

William A. Lewis, who nominated for the state
senate by the Hudson County ~ j.. Republicans, sent
decnation Of the nomination to Henry Ewald, Of the
County Committee, yesterday. John Nimm who was
nominated by the Republicans in the IVth District
OF Hudson County for the Assembly. has also declined
Both gentlemen plead business engagements. The
committee offered the nomination for State Senator to
Humphrey W. Carr. who accepted IT,
George W. Eastman. OF Roslyn l.. l.. yesterday filed
his declinaOn of the nomination for ASsemblyman for
the Ist District Of Queens County. 10 which he was
named by the Republicans.
New-York tribune., 1891-10-14
LABOR MEN TO HAVE A MASS MEETING.

Tho executive committee Of the Blanket Ballot
League met in Room No "a. In the Cooper Union last
night and perfected arrangements for the mass
meeting which is to be held In the big hall OF Cooper
Union on October 20. The Blanket Ballot League
is composed entirely Of members Of labor organizations
Among the speakers at the mass-meeting will be
Joseph Wilkinson, Hugh Greenan. Cornelius Donovan,
David Healey, George Cavanagh, j. j. Gahan.
Cornelius J. D1ody, J. z. DeSau, William McCabe and
New-York tribune., 1891-10-14
Cuticura Remedies

These grateful testimonials tel the story Of s5s,
physical suffering, OF mental anguish, by ressoo =
hnmlllstlng disngu7tons, and Of hfeaDDed daag,,s
happily aud speedily ended, by the CUTlCCRA RfME'
DIES the Skin Blood Purifiers sad aEr,
Remedies the world has known.
CUTICURA EESOLNENT. tho new BLOOD Sf,
Puriher Internally TO 81 anse the blood Of ell llnrt.
and poisonous elements, and CUfICIfA, the F.,,
Skin Cure. and CUTICrRA SOAP. erquls.
skin Purifier and Beautiher. eStrnaiy IN ia,
the skin and scalp and restore the haf), sye,
disease and humor Of the skin scalp and blood Win l.
Of hair from infancy age. from plmples sefsfl
when the best physicians. hospitals. and al Other feae
fail.
New-York tribune., 1891-10-14
R,sHopS ELECTED FOR FOUR YEARS

Philadelphia. oct 13-The Evangelical Association
elected the general officers OF the Church to-day for
four years. Three bishops were elected-the Rev.
Dr. Rudolph Dubs, OF Chicago; the Rev. C. s. HaInan.
Of Reading Penn, and the Rev W. NJ. stanford OF
Harrisburg, Penn.
New-York tribune., 1891-10-14

The registry places IN ey open from soeiocs IN
The morning until o'clock in the srenng and BrooRy~
from 7 a. m. 10 10 nm. BShreen hose hours h,rs
opportunity for any one matter rhath1 ocevpanss
may De- 10 eis'ths registry piaces The morning may
oonrenient for me' The AFTERNOON for ohsr
and me ere,.n9 FOR s ~ Others, bat mss me sasa
dau of relishru Whaterer the hour man oe
New-York tribune., 1891-10-14

II pou hare good heolh to-day and IN The ctt re
member nat yoW may be SICK ont Of torn he other
days fre0srdtou Register todny and h1 If yo,, are
caiied Of tOcn n business hiD confined yonr
home by cold other registration days you may
easily wtOu fear Of fiosng your rote if you able
risH The polls election dan.
New-York tribune., 1891-10-14

years Arthur S. Tompkins was nominated Tor AS
semblvman and Charles l, SpTlngsteeh OF haNer-
straw was named for Sheriff
New-York tribune., 1891-10-14
MONEYS cHRyrrax ASSOCIATIONS

Chicago, oct. I3.-Thc eleventh biennial oonefcu,.
Of women's Chrstian Associations OF the United s"e
and Canada began here this afternoon. and val 0OS
tnue four days Mrs. LeaDder stone. of Ch'...
delivered the address OF welcome. which was fesp0'a
10 by Mrs. springer Of ST Louis The ehef No'A
day was organization. Mrs. C. ~ Judson' OF - :.
Ivn \ n prssided New officers chosen -
follows: Miss NJ +. Rawson. of Cleveland, seccno Wv
president; Mrs william simpkin, OF Richmond
secretary: Mrs A. :. Chamberlain, OF Cheaso 80. 81.
Mrs Edward Ely. Of Chicago. A paper oil "lAe - !,
Thing Needed" was read by Mrs. Angus Canpoe"' J.
Memphis Among Others who will pArilolp',e
Mis-, Grace X. Dodge, Of New-lork; Miss 4. v p,, ~,
,,atar az Roston. Miss Conan Wellesley C0lrse IA
kato McLane. Baltimore, and Mrs. WILLIAM "'"~
san Francisco.
New-York tribune., 1891-10-14

XVITH DISTRICT REPUBLICANS ACTIVE.
There great times IN the XVIth Assembly Dis
tr!ct last night among the Republicans who attended
the ratification meeting in the rooms Of the district
organization, at No. 127 second-ayc. Before the
New-York tribune., 1891-10-14

RrprBIJcAN CONVENTION AT TRENTON ViV
BER H.
The Central Railroad of New-jersey VIII sen ne,ahss
,on tche,s io Trenton for this occasion. on Ot'Yea
IA and i5 from New-lork and stations IN ~ ~ ~ ,s
sew at one fare for the round trip; tickets son go
York al 10; Newark. 81 20; Elizabeth u 90.
New-York tribune., 1891-10-14

Don't Wait TO Try all the so-oaed for dyspepsia
bOusness. constipation and nluritv system take
simmons Liver Regulator for immediate relief
New-York tribune., 1891-10-14
Worth $1,000
The Good Derived From Hoods
SarSaparilIa

burlington. VI. June G. 1891
''SX months | badly run dONn unable 10 attend
TO business because o. Indigestion and
Dyspepsia
had appetite. and what | eat
distressed l worre. lost flesh and almost hope
told that II wished live 20 away for change
aud NJ / felt Too Weak TO Get Away. But nnaily
went and came home feeling al out bad ever Then
took bottles Of Hoods Sarsapsrla and feel better
than for | hearty Is when a boy. Have
regancd flesh. have Rood appstlte sleep we'll and Nv
Nerves ar IN excellent condition. | would not value
81. 900 for what
Hoods SarsaparilIa
did Tor me-" r. A. WHEELOCK Burlington VT
New-York tribune., 1891-10-14

NAMED By ROCKLAND COUNTY REPUBLICANS.
Nyack, y. V, oct. 13.-The ROckland County Re
pHcans to-day held the largest convention in twenty
New-York tribune., 1891-10-14
COUNTY DEMOCRATS ACT.
TAMMANy VIGOROUSLY DENOUNCED.

CANDIDATES FOR CITY AND COUNTY offlOE'
NAMED-THE CONVENTION ADOPTS REso-
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