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TRAIN TINE TABLES.
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Rapids % Cincinnati.
II IS ? m trsla has Wagner Sleeping Car
oraac Rapids 10 ch,csso.
CHICAGO VIA c. R. al.
I've Grand Rapids le 80 m soo VA ilospm
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20 80 IA train has through Ha<Esr psrl0f
car Aad u oSp m train aliy. through Wagner
sleeping ear.
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10 m train througa Wagner parior car.
10 ~ IA ain. daily. through Wagner sleep
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bad By ca ling uDoa A. Almqulst lokeI sgeat
at union stat on or0 w. Munsaa. Union ticket
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Telegram-herald., 1891-11-17
MICHIGAN NCEETRAL

ThG NIAGARA FALLo ROUTE.
Arrive. Leave.
New York Express---...-.--- ttSpn Ia pn
Detroit EA Apress-...---...-..---- StcJ n an
Mixed ~ ts1 "a
DAY fxprcaS.......-.-.......--.--.i iVVe N i% h
Atlantic and Pscifc-.-.--.-f eoo an 1 pm
tDaily. All others daily except sunday.
Taking effect Sunday. Ju.y Is isss-
sieepjng cars on Pacific and Atlantic Er-
presses to and from Detroit Pasior cars
leave fmr Detroit 900 - IN tei1rnl.
leave Detroit at <:<S D. m. arriving as
Grand hs ids at "a = m. Direct connections
made st Detroit with al Through trains cas-
Ticket o. sale \ Hien Tea et Silce, - Aen-
roe g rect . q A. C. ~ 6rpct.
FRED N. BRress. Gem As't. IS Nonroes
o. W. Rus6LKs. Il. y. and K. A. {. easea<o.
Telegram-herald., 1891-11-17
TRsAsuRERs NOTICE.

City Tressprer's 0Hcel
Grand Rapids. Mica, kev II. ises.
Notice fs hereby Givsn THAT the ss~essuenf
reti tor fhs erssirg sad sYavsiins of D81les
Pisce between Braipsrd svset sud korth
unlon street, In the cits ef grand bHp6s is
hev IN w hAofs sns shaf I vii receive paw
menf thereon for fhs r>elaf eftwenty dass
from this dste, sf the efs - of the Cify Tress
ufer. City HaH.
WILLIAM HAZE.
aecz Cltv Treasurer.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-05-12
ELecTRocUTlON CASES.
Decisions Of the Federal supreme Court
with Respect to Them.
[By telegraph to the Dispatch.l

tBy telegraph TO the Dispatch.l
WASHINGTON. ID. c., May 1.-THE United
States Supreme Court to-day decided the
cases of George Wood, the negro, and
shibuy Jugiro, the japanese, SEN
fenced to death in New York State by
means Of electricity, they having been
convicted of murder. In Woods case
writ of habedS corpus was asked for because
negroes were excluded from the juries
which indicted and convicted him. The
court holds that there is nothing in the
law of the State of New York excluding
citizens of the African race from juries,
and il he believed the negroes had as
matter of fact been excluded because OF
their race the question should have been
raised in the trial court and cannot be
brought up.
In the Jugiro case the court says it sees
no reason for bringing the case here save
10 delay the execution of sentence. AS TO
the question raised that the New. YORK
court resentenced Jugiro after his former
appeal had been denied by the Supreme
Court of the United States but before the
issuance of mandate, the court says II
would have been more In accordance with
the proprieties to have awaited this man
date. but that as Anal Judgment had been
rendered this fact cannot vltlate the pro-
ceedings of the lower court. The eXclu-
sion of japanese from the jury, 1t says, Is
covered by the decision in the Wood case.
The Supreme Court, after hearing a
brief statement explanatory OF the Smiler
and Slocum habeds corpus murder cases,
also electrocution cases, this afternoon
affirmed the judgments of the lower
courts refusing these men writ OF hdbeds
corpus. The decision was announced from
the bench and mandate directed TO DO
issued nj once.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-05-12
ALMOST a HOT.
Attempt 20 Arrest "a had Man 1.-THE
Desperate Fellow Killed.

Desperate Fellow Killed.
fBy telegraph TO the Dispatch.l
JACKSONVILLE, FLA. May f1.--A Pensacola
special 20 the 7iuos- TniCn says: The little
town OF Milton. twenty miles east OF this
place, was the scene last night OF what
came near being tho most sanguinary riot
in the history OF West Florida.
-Four wears ago John w. Penton, tnen
sheriff OF Covington county, Ala. shot
and FILLED one X. j.. Crumber, q neighbor,
over "a dispute growing out OF. mule
trade. Az the following term OF the. court
at Andalusia Penton was tried and con-
yicted of murder. He was sitting IN the
courtroom when tho verdict was brought
in. When the verdict was read Pentonn
coolly left his seat within the bar ana
walked cut Of the courtroom, no one
daring 10 modest him. owing 10 the reputa-
ton that he bore of being " bad man.
He came 10 Milton and has resided there
ever since. There have boon rewards,
amounting in tho aggregate TO Sl,z1O.
offered for his Rrrsst since his escape IRON
Alabama. There have been several at
tempts ;nnde TO arrest him, but until De
tectiye w. u. Cheatbain, of Montgomery,
took the case in hand every attempt
proved futile.
Cheatbain. with well-organized posse,
arrived in this city yesterday afternoon
and chartering q special tram ct o'clock
he left for Milton, arriving there in half an
hour. Two men were sent up INTO tne
town TO locate Penton, who Is a partner III
saloon. The balance Of the posse was
distributed to points near the place where
Penton was expected to be located, with
the understanding that they were to close
In nj given signal. IL was II o'clock be-
fore the man could be found. The plans
were well laid, the detectives. the snerin;
and the deputies were well-dlsclpllned
men. and no sooner was the expected sig
nal given than they all closed in. Governor
Fleming's warrant for Penton was ad-
dressed 10 any and all sherITs and their
deputies ia the State. and Notwithstanding
this gave Sheriff Watts full authority to
make the arrest. The services of Sheriff
Johnston. of Santa Rosa county. were
sought. but he could not be found.
Penton, when found, was approached
and told by Deputy Adams TO consider
himself under arrest. Before the sentence
was completed Penton drew his gun and
commenced firing. the first shot striking
Adams in the shoulder. producing slight
wound. This shot was followed by hume
rous shots both from the posse and from
Penton's friends. After the smoke OF bat
tie had cleared away it was found that PEN
ton had been killed. The dead body of
Penton was carried TO the depot by the de-
tectives and brought to this city, where 1T
was this morning viewed by Coroner Maur
ana afterwards embalmed. Penton had O
bad repu alton as q fighting man IN Ala
bama. but has lived quietly since he came
10 Florida. He was about forty-eight years
old and leaves a wife and six children.
three of whom are grown.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-05-12
a ST ERlFF STABBED.
A DESPERATE Affair IN FRONT or
! CAROLINE COUNTY c, ~ HOUSE.
Joseph Vaughn Piuuges Knife into che
ain calIswn's Right Lung-Tbc People
Erraxed--Arrcsscd and Jailed.


tSuFcftl tcfcgfaW W the Rfnf'h"Nt'i
FnEnrRrcxsBuRo. Va, May n.--Sherih j.
W. Collawn. Of Caroline. was stabbed at
the County Court to-day by Joseph
Vaughn, also OF that county. The wound
Il Just over the right lung. about on inch
long and an inch and half deep, and Is
thought 10 be quite serious.
ORIGIN or rBK TRouBLE.
The difficulty occurred in front Of the
courthouse. and originated from the levy
ing on and sole Of horse belonging to
Vaughn bv tho Sheriff for warrant-dobt.
A few inmates after the stabbing Yeughn
was arrested and carried 10 jail. followed
by an salsry crowd Of about one hundred,
and some disfienlty wac experienced oy
those HAVING nim in charge IN preventing
the crowd from dealing with him in some
other manner.
THREATENED LYNcEiNo.
In ALI probability had the Sheriff been
killed Vaughn would have been lynched.
After the cutting Sheriff Collawn was
taken into the Clerk 8 Office. Physicians
were cent for and the Sheriff was placed
on sire. cher and sent home IN (, carriage.
where y.e necessary medical aid was rem
dered. The last report says be was suffer-
ing considerably.
Mr.. A. Il. MahOn. an eyo-Wlih"Ss 10 buc
affair. gave the DISPATCH correspondent
tire following account. which was SUB
s.antiated by several others:
WHAT Az BYE WITNESS SAW AND urABp
II was passing the courthouse door when
j heard some one remark. with an oath;
you stole nav horse aud want thousand
dollars for it, / then stopped ana turning
around saw Vaughn strike tho sheriff,
stag 2ering him, but did not know that he
had cus MIN. The Sheriff regained his feet
and started towards Vaughn, when Vaughn
again raised his arm 10 strike, but some
one seeing that he had knife he was
caught.
~ AN CUI."
About that time Sheriff Collawn said ;
Il am cut; arrest that man at once ana
lock him up
This was done. The knife was an ordi;;
nary pcnknife, with blade about two anu
n quarter inches long. with q sharp, Keen
edge, and the blade tapered on TO hne
point"
HIS MIND UNsoUND.
Several witnesses also told your CORE
spondent that they had heard Vaughn
threaten the Sberiffs life several weeks
AGO. In, as his mind was not considered
right no attention was paid TO him. one
witness 10 the affair also stated that Just
before he stabbed the Sheriff Collawn said
to him laughingly. joe go and attend 10
your business
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-05-12
By y. ". BoSe,
Real Estate AnctIoneer

U,RUsTEES' SALE OF A BEAU.
Il TIFUL REsIDENcE;LoT, ON M0 GSpY
sTKEErs, a PART OF THE PLAN OF NOR
ToNs TLoWKR-GARDBN, AT AUCTI0N.-ln
execution of a deed Of trust dated 29th OF April,
1890, and recorded In Richmond Chancery Court
IN Deadlock I40 A, page 40, We will sell by
auction on the premises, on
TUESDAY, MAY IL, 1901,
NJ s o'clock r. NJ, the VERY DEslEABLk LOT
mentioned above, beginning lis S-12 feet north
of cary street and fronting 23 feet on the eastern
limo Of Morris street and extending back between
naraIlcl lines 90 OH feet on the north ana
Sp Az feet on the south 70 an alley 20 Feet
wide. -. ,,
This Lot Just the place for neat, small
residence II is convenient 10 street-cars ana 70
mo new market, and the improvements made
and about 20 be made In the neighborhood VIII
necessarily mako II more valuable when you
wish TO sell.
TERMS; Cash sufficient 20 defray the expenses
Of sale ard 70 pay a note for $4,000 with pro
test charges. and interest from % OF May, 1891,
and the residue Oh terms 70 be announced at
sale. ShOhph , .; Y AohV-N' "N''
N w. BOWIE,
my6 Irubtoee.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-05-12
AUCTION sALEs-This Day.
ByN. W. Bowe,
Real Estate Auctionoer.
TgUsTEES SALE By AUCTION
VALUABLE wEsT-ENp LOTS,
SITUATED ON GROVE AVENUE AT THE
NORTHWEST CORNER OF GROVE
AVENUE AND VINE STREET.

Rv virtue Of a deed Of trust from Charles 81 L
steel 10 the undersigned. dated March II lsse,
duly recorded in Deadlock No ~ "a, o prsv
conn, default having been made III the pay
mont Of notes therein secured. and being re-;
quired so 20 do by the berefcary tneroin' "o "'Ai
sell by auction, on the premises, on
TUESDAY, MAY II, 1891.
a, az o'clock r. NJ, the PROPERTY described IN
Ssid iced az fronting 40 7-12 feet on Grove
avenue, and running back 1I9g-ls ieot 70 az, an
siey In common 20 feet vide, beng known as lot
~ "a IN the plan Of sidney. These lois arc
iess than one square west OF the city limits, and
are beautifully situated for building purposes ,s
SeIng high and dry and in two squares oil tho
lee rnonu 7 emit Further comment Is deemed
unnecessary. - So.
TERMS: One fourth cash. balance IN six, tEeive'
and eighteen months for negotiable notes pear,
inc q per cent. interest FROM date OF safe, ana
sacured by a deed OF trust upon the property.
0'0"'O - LOUIS RAWLINGS,
BRAND WEXFORD,
IVA Trustees.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-05-12
SUPREME COURT DECISIONS.
The Tax Case Of the Pullman Co. Against
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES Cases.
tBy telegraph to the Dispatch.

10y tcicSfhph 10 INC DispelVn'J
wAmINeTor, d. c., May 1.-THE United
States Supreme Court to-day affirmed the
judgment of the Supreme Court Of Penn
sylvania in the case Of the Pullman Palace
Car Company against the State. involving
the validity and constitutionality of the
State law taxing the company on basis
proportionate TO the total number of miles
OF railroad within the State over which
the eompany's cars run, compared with
the total number of miles Of railroad
within the United States over which the
ears run. The court, in an opinion by
Justice GRAY, holds that the law is valid
and constitutional, and not in violation of
the nterstate-commerce clauses of the
Federal Constitution. The court holds
that the law is not regulation OF CON-
merce, but an equitable method Of taxing
the property of the company within the
State. II holds that 1t is q tax not on bust
ness but on property, which may be found
within the State.
The court also decided q case from Mas
sachusetts, involving practically the same
question, as applied TO the lines OF the
Western Union Telegraph Company in
Massachusetts in the same way.
The court refused to grant mandamus
70 Peter j. Classen, the convicted bank
embezzler OF New York. TO settle bill OF
exceptions In q certain manner. The court
Also sustains its right to grant ClAssen q
Say OF execution and makes an order per-
uniting him 20 be bailed.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-05-12
koRFoLK,S TRUcK-FARMS.
Not Damaged by the Cold snap-C9m-
plant of Drought, However.

IBy telegraph TO the Dlspetch-I
NORFOLK, Va, May 1.-THE high winds
which prevailed and the nearness of our
fr ,ck- farms 20 salt water saved them from
the effects OF the recent cool spell. There
was no frost in this section worthy Of
mention, aud what little there was did no
damage. There Is much compliant from
the truck farmers at present land from In
formation that can be gathered IT is JUST
of the drought that has prevailed IN TINS
section practically since the LIST OF April.
Peas. strawberries, and cabbage are now
in season, and these are suffering
much. The berries are small ana
hard. which would not be the case
IL there was rain. This, however, IS
not an unmitigated evil, as the berries, II
larger. would be soft and would not stand
shipping so well. The crop, as 1t Is. is a
large one and rams would find shipments
TO the North very much increased over the
present figures. Cabbage are not ma
turing az they should, and the same may
be said of peas. Potatoes suffered IN
March from too much rain, and now the
conditions are reversed-there Is not
enough. This last crop will be very short
In this section, and unless rains and not
mere showers come in very. short time II
will be still further reduced. All OF the
truck crops are suffering more or less
those mentioned most.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-05-12
By J. Thompson Ba.va N...
Real Estate Agonts l1d t.
IlI3 Main gIrut.
GRANITE QUAgEIr}
\ AZ PUBLIC AUCTION.
WEDNESDAY, MAY 90. feH'. r.".
RICHMOND, "a
BY order Of ne y, ). d a 2, 20.

IiiE IlAhMONU NittN T. b. m. hh|
We will sell. on the prcm|-r., .r ... ..... ....
the LARGE AND EAlEN~N .LI-..,
OUARRIES Of tho said c0W.lIH, '..... ..
Western suburbs Of Richu.Il. ..... .
nected with all The truna ii1" ,t...s...
the State.
The quarry consists n leia A..H, NO. ..
finest granite IN America, With .'. ...
dumping ground adI,iniHR, lHI.H .. .... ID
the quarry. IL Is perfectly r.l.r- ..| I'd
dllinC orders for monumental .4 .r
curling. and paving granite Ifl. .....
sary tools, shops, sheds, DWELLING. ...... . ..
ing-house, offices, telegraph laI r...
on tho premises. There are I. t...... ...
boilers, ingersoll driil, hosting ...
machines, derricks, and Otue. It....F .U F..
promises. Though the cnst NJ ODD. .r ..t.
development was 100000, ami .I..... .....
quently spent In deVe0pm no .l...t %
haustible quantities Of the Dr.' -a. ....
theless the property wiz br -..I I.,.......
It's cost, a. the death Of thoiHrnr. .. i...-
the largest stakeholder Lnr.--Ifif. '...
TERMS: one third cash; ua.n- .r '' .... .r.
and three years with interest H.. Dr.. Fl.
OF trust, a deposit OF 5000 tD l' a.a '-
purchase. Conveyance will l'lN' rs
the auctioneers for the qlanI.- ri. ID .t
on the day Of the sale. h.1 1rr ..... A.
tend. j. THOMPSON BROW A. .O..
my Sc, 10, 12,I5,l1.lHS20 A.".. rs
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-05-12
w. L. pAueATReWs CASE DISMISSED.
The Complainant Declines to Prosecute
ANS Well that Ends Well.
Especial telegram to the Dispatch.l

FRANKLIN, SOUTHAMPTON COUNTY, VA,
MAY 1.-THE charges against W. J.. Daugh-
trey, of Suffolk, Va. set forth. N
your columns of the Sd in letter from
this place, have been dismissed at the re,
quest of the complainant. 1t seems that
Daughtrey claims that he bought the
wood in question from man named Las
ant in the case positively denies that Las
sitter had any title whatever to the wood,
but under the circumstances declines to
prosecute further.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-05-12
WHAT Is THOUGHT IN WASHINGTON.

WASHINGTON, D. c., May lit is under
stood that Pasquale Corte, the Italian Con-
sui at New Orleans. has been recalled by
his Government and that the functions of
his Office will be exercised by another
Italian consular officer now in the United
States. This action was not inspired by
tho United States Government. and is pro-
baby taken by the Italian Government
either because 1t was felt that the Consul
had been indiscreet in his public utter
ances or that his usefulness had been i'm
,,aired
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-05-12

By virtue Of the provisions OF n certain deed OF
trust executed to the undersigned trustee, bear
Ing dafe OF the 2Oth day OF August, 1880, and
recorded In the Clerks Office OF Henrico County
Court In Deadlock 116, page 123, default having
been made i'm the payment OF certain note
therein secured, and being required ny the Dene-
6cinry under said deed so 70 DO, VIII sell by
public auction on the premises on
SATURDAY, MAY 10, 1891,
NJ 5:3Oo'cock T. NJ. the Enthusiastically PRO.
PERRY: "TWO LOTS OF LAND In the county OF
Ucprico one mile north OF the city OF Richmond,
ON tho Richmond and Henrico turnpike, and de-
signated as lots a and Il. respectively, aud con-
tanning 3 22-1OO and 12-100 acres according 70
n plat and survey made by James y; Redd, and
annexed 20 a deed from Wilson Q. Thomas and
wife 10 j. VI. Fourqurean, dated March 20, 1875,
and recorded In Deadlock 90. page 2f6."
This Property lies near tho Northslde Land
Company's property and Barton Heights aud Is
very valuable.
The improvements consist Of neat medium
sized dwelling and other buildings, oil In good
order. This sale offers rare inducements TO
parties seeking a profitable investment
TERMS: Cash as to expenses OF sale and
note OF 1870, with interest thereon from Septenl-
her L. 1SSStnnd the residue on such terms as
NAV be announced on day OF sale.
INV 10 X. KASTELBERG, JR., Trustee.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-05-12
THE TREATY WITH SPAIN.
The News of Secretary Blaine's Illness
Surprises the State Department.
tBy telegraph to tho Dispatch.l

tBy telegraph to the Dispatch.l
WASHINGTON, n. c., May 1.-The state
ment telegraphed from Madrid that
treaty of commerce between Spain and the
United States for Cuba will be signed at
Madrid to-day is not confirmed at the De-
partment of State. Both the President
and Secretary Blaine are absent from the
CITY. and no action will be determined
upon until after their return.
The dispatch from New York telling OF
the illness of Secretary Blaine created sur
prise at the Department of State, No one
there had heard anything about 1t except
his private secretary. who says there was
nothing serious in the attack.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-05-12

original State Of Virginia to the United
States which was contracted before the old
State Of virginia was divided, and II 30.
what art OF the amount now to be re-
surne 20 West Virginia can be held 10 be
set 10 that portion of tho original in-
deb q 'e~,- -'hich the State OF Virginia Is
responsible for.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-05-12
ALUMBER-DEALERS' LOCKOUT.
Hundred Men Out-Miliinns
of Dollars May be Lost.

tBy telegraph to the Dispatch.l
NEW YORK. May ia general lockout
was declared by the lumber dealers here
this morning. Not one foot of lumber has
been delivered since sunrise. Thirty-fye
hundred men are out, of which rs
per cent belong to labor unions.
There are now eighty firms in the Lumber
Dealers Association and Others are Joining
all the time. There is some lumber on
hand of course to last few days, but when
that is exhausted building must stop for
want of lumber. because the dealers vow
they will not deliver one foot until they
have won their fight. federation Of
master-carpenters, ster-framers, and oil
employees of the building trades will pro-
badly be consummatedan and a stop put to the
vexatious impertinence of the board of
walking delegates of the building trades.
Much money hangs on the result IT the
fight be prolonged millions of dollars NAV
be lost. The dealers say the issue IS
whether the labor unions or the lumber
dealers shall manage the business of the
latter. This lockout will affect all the
trades and will involve about fifteen thou
sand men.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-05-12
CONSUL CORTE RECALLED.
The Action Not Suggested by the United
States-why 1t Is Taken.
rpv ,alegra nh IN the Dlspatchl

ROME. MAY 1.-THE Italian Consul at
New Orleans, Signor Corte, has been noti-
fed to return home in order to furnish the
Italian Government an exact account of
the events which have taken place since
the murder of Chief-of-Police Hennessey.
Vice Consul Poma, of the Italian consulate
in New York, will act for Consul Corte IN
the interim.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-05-12
WEST uRelNlAs Dlascr-rAx MONEY
aas essssion Of Her Responsibility for
the Debt OF virgiais.

WASHINGTON. May il.--At the request Of
02seTnor Fleming. Of West Virginia, and
VIE tne consent OF the Treasury Depart
msni, tne Acknowledgement has postponed
an, - sns Early part q July the arguments
the payment 10 West Vireinia - shaff
States share Of the direct-tax fund. The
question - issue IS In effect whether the
efote Of West Virginia should hear any
~ 81 tho bonded Indebtedness ~ Tia
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-05-12
cnrNrY or HrNRIco-ro -.

!, w. 8. Leake, clerk N Goo .lrH'' ...-. .....
county ~ lion;ic0 90 certify uHf .....
executed by Special loum.-t ......
Wadilll. Jr.. John kI.hr-ino-l. i.....
j. Samuel Parrish. aud b. %. H...
auired by decree IN ue o'l..4 ...... . SO
lock, Wendcnburg ss. aI..'0. ..t NIX.
r. Spurl0rk,' entered ca iIf l'|. I.-..p
1891.
GIVEN under my hand Chs tl" a.g yr.
1891.
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