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La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1891-05-30
Habana 8 dry, 1s por 100.
ENTRADAS


DE Colon Y escalas vapor espanol @Reina
Mercedes" de 2, ,049 toneladas, cap. Ugarte, a
s. de Ezquiaga Piza hermanos, 2 sombreros.
vapores Que Sc aguardan:
Estskaro, sali6 el IA de Liverpool -Espa-
'sa, salio el 10 de Vigo.--HasgO, sali0 el 90
de. Liverpool Buem6VeutstrU, salio de Liver
pool ell 16.--M0rEa CriStisn, sali0 de la Coru-
na el 21.--Auites, saldra el 27 por el 0este.
Mercados de La Iala
MAYAGUEZ
CetS,-Muy limitadas oxistencias Sc pa.
ga de $24 a $26.
Ag9car Encalmada la demanda. Refno
$26a$2-8O.
Mte1es.-Buena solicitud. Pagan de- SIS a
$40 los 10 galones, seg1n clase.
CMeroS.-Sostenidos de $6 So quintal los
salados.
CGntbioS-
Londres, go DIV $3.50.
Nueva-York, $2I por 100.
Espana, $14 16 por 100.
PONCE
CGtS.-Encalmado $243 $26
AgstcGr.-Demanda floja. RefinO $2-75 a
So. Centrifuga %, $38 asa.
MSeEes.-Buena demanda: $22 a $28 los
110 galones por extremes.
C0m6ios.-
Londres 90 DIV, $3.50 1921.
Espafla, $14 q $15 por 100.
Work, $21 $213 por 100.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1891-05-30
sEcc1oN DE ANUNeIos
nMUcHA ATENcloNu

Desde el dia primero de JUNO, los duenOs d,
la fabrica de
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1891-05-30
ENIGMA

Mercedes AnsGliG Rita IsSdrG AntOniG
Brtgid0 ObdtsliG Beatrig Am0StGci0
DiOnisiE IsidOYG OlGllG Angela
Tomando una letra de cada paabTa formar
el nombre apellido de una simpatica senorita
la que dedico este enigma.
Oaiic0
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1891-05-30
Eg Diabzito.
ARPA ACR0sTICA

3 Lease: IL Bio de una provincial
dc Chile 90 Nombre que Sc da
al que representa- IN menor
80 Nombre de mujer. 4o En- la
Mitologfa So Un verbo.
Leyendo verticalmente las segundas Guar
tas letras de cada palabra, formar el nombre Y
apellido dc una bella senorita de Juana- Diaz.
Don Juan IegOYio.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1891-05-30

Las han enviado.--De la criptografia Ma
ria Julia.-De Ia prangodia: Francisco Masjuan
Prats, Nicolas Munero, Arturo Munero. Maria
Julia, La guapa.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1891-05-30

Soluciones. Del geroglifico La gotera Ca
va tela la misma piedra-De la eriptografia !:
nez.-De la charadita AlInid0n.-De la pran-
godia: Maria Cuelo
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1891-05-30
Vapores que Be aguardan !:
MAYAGUEZ

Mercedes de la Isla
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As.scor.- tenido efecto hay signientes
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1891-05-30

Iralgo una hOr deshoJada
dol jafdin de mis- amores
for que cort6 en- la alborada
de aquellos tiempos mejores.
Cuando Ia miro, suspiro
y asi me pongo 4 pensar
Dios mfo, porqu6 Ia miro
81 no Ia puedo mirar I
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1891-03-06

On the 0rst d ,or 1T the American M.
seum Of Natural HistcIy, Central Pus.
Nv Y RI, re nnd biocks about four feet
high cut from tie 'but,s" Of the trees Of
North America Every member Of The
tree family 10 not represented here.
but very many Of them arr, aud eli viii BE-
in due time The museum Il young ~ yet
Pinned 10 each Of these blocks or cam. he
email map Of North America with
rs eection inside green in which
.t,.s that particular kind Of
t.s; hence . glance ut the map
,-.ctes US In vhich Part Of the country tho
,r.. !. "a be found The maple and the c,s.
.n- odd have . wider growth than any 9th.
~. 80 oticsd. and are to be found almost
,v.ryvheSe eAst IT The Missis ,ppi riser. I
have . stupid ant i'll .fou, ded i'm re.si,,
that the lest named tree 10 much the sans
thing ~her. yer grown, busthe maple vsvies
9th the climate 10 apples do c.ttwa .cio..
from . Bald Gin tree 10 Cunnra,.iea ~. ct
one In tree in Maine aud tie T. ia a
tree In Missouri. ant there will rs msrksd
difference in III. apples Allow me 70
inserject the irrelevant n mark that 10 such
. Gaze the Maine applss vii, b. better
furthermore, an apple shipper says thal
Missouri has this year shipped upwards OF
ten millions Of dclisss ~or,h Of apples
How many has Name shipped? Maine can
raise tbs best hard app'es in the world
and ~hy che d es not hump hersslf
and rsi.e them 10 problem 10 sans man
can solve. Other st,tes can drive her h,
bankruptcy Ia soft spples. but che i. peer.
lees in hard ones OH slave holding Me.
sor.S>.i it'd - xehsl l.iss iisrs and her 10.
t.rior "a ural qualifications tn -rsfor, raises
a,ples and sends hem 1900 miles II thu
.eshoa'd for shipment AID Knocks Msine
b. cher than q lite. Something 10 wIoag
n, rel w. 8 in Eastern Argus.
49,. a...,,, Nu-~.,
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1891-03-06

A. + Briggs. proprietor Of Sunny Side
Creamery. Parkman. is fitting up for the
manufacture Of 1000 pounds Of butter
per day during the coming season. He
designs thst the product Of his creamery
shall be Of The "gilt edged" variety,
which always commands the highest
price IN the market. 10 secure This no
suit, In an address to the farmers Of
western Piscatsquis, he says thar the
cream must be uniform in quality and Of
the first class, and that the following
conditions be strictly adhered to: l, good
cows well fed; 2 uniform method OF
raising the cream; 3, cleanliness all the
way through. The above conditions may
be observed to advantage by all butter
makers on the farm Ms well NJ at the
creamery.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1891-03-06
coHDsnsBD DISPATCHES
The Pith OF the nsws Yakso Prom ths
Cur emit Bvents OF the Day

Indications are that Sreete. will be the
next U. 8. senator from Illinois
A. . resuls az Congregational action
9 900 600 acres Of publ, lands will b.
opened up 70 settlement
The New Hampshire House Thursday
passed bill requiring the railroads II tina
state to is.us books containing 500 to 1000
mileage tickets.
The co-onsr's jury In the tunnel accident
on the N Y.N II Z Il railroad hold the
company and Engineer Fowler responsible
and require bail from both.
The Canadian election vas very close
and exc,ting. Al midnight 205 Of 2l3 con-
stitueots which voted Thursday, were heard
from and save . majority to the Conserv.
stives Of II The L berals claim that this
does not give the government gooi work
ing majority
Governor Hill has again refused to grant
the Sequisition Of Governor Blu X 10y for
return Of John r. Colbert. the horse thief
Of Danhury, Conn Who 10 confined In Jail
at Carmel. N Y With refusal, the
Governor dies Lengthy opinicn attem ptiny
to endorse bis action.
For supervisor ct the last election H.
New York stase the Republicans carried
48l towns and wards, the Democsa.s 4l8.
The came towns and vsrds ~ the spring
q ection 10 1890. voted Republican, 457;
Democratic. 433; in 1883, Republicans
voted 526; Democrats, 1854.
Judge Chs H Hamilton Of the Bidde-
ford municipal court. assinst whom . leg
isla'ive Impeachment tfisl vas recently
threatened on account Of Charge OF immor-
d conduct. Thuvsds, afternoon brought suit
sgainst City Msrshal Fred A. Tarbox for
10000 for assault and battery.
w r. BlAct stone Of Chicsg, visiad he
President rhu'sdsv in company with Sec
Rotary Blaine ard presented q memorial in
behalf Of the Russian Jews. Obi ct 10 TO
give the Jews control Of thtir old homes
in Palestine in belief there will be rail
road built through there hich will become
IN international highway.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1891-03-06

Mfs. Elisa d. Msrston, one OF the old.
est residents Of the city, died Saturday
mo,nioe 81 the home Of he. dsus hter. Mrs
@ K Mathews. on Silver street Deceased
va born q Hsllo~ell in 1908. and came 10
Watssville With her parents Q fev year.
after. ard has been . resident here since
that time. She hss always been liberal In
her religions belief but Arm in her con
victions. She vs. alvsys cheerful and
looked on the bfisht eide Of evsYy.
thing. Here vas Q self.sacriScins dc.
position. and che looked more IN the cam.
fort sud epjo,msnt Of those BY whom she
vas surrounded than to herself She r.
tain.d her fsculties ia remark .ble degree
and he'd lively interest In the s6sirs Of
The city u9tl tho dsy Of her death, perus-
Ing The daily and weekly psper. thos1ush iy
and comwsnttng anon their c,sssnts A
day o. TO b-foss she dted she sppea.ed I,
b eighty indispnssS, bit on s~akins
1suvday morning, f.mssked upon
she excellens pights rest thN che he'd en-.
joved Shs partially dsessed hgrself bot
walking across her room vas taken By .
suddsn pain, and calling aetention 10 th,s
sas sssisted 70 her I'D. and 10 few 10
wens' psssed svsy. Mss Mastoa vas
twice married. hsf husbands being Shuoel
and Oliver Mssstoa Who vsse bsoshsSs.
she ~ the daughter cf Richard n end
Elizabe'h D ~, sister Of the lets william
Dosf fosnsfly psooiosnt In the politics Of
Wssesvills and Who fecsatly died in Lesls.
ton, and nisos ef The late John Dor Of
he erm Severance & Doss. q sne tina
pfopsisscss and pub ish-fs Of sh- Kenn.b~ g
yoUanAL The funeral services Of Ms
nsyston we're held Tsssdsy afternoon st 8
o'clock, Rev J. l. Seward b.ips the
e0ciating clesgrnsn
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Here Lies,

Epitaphy 10 . demo,alising kind Of ts4y.
II appesrs on the Tombstone, and eulogisss
sne desd slmoss ~ the very STARE. Tho
usual method Of beginning, To-: "Hsfs
lies." Very suggestive, for the lies are IN.
quently quite Astonishing almost enough
90 70 both smuse and amaze the deed Of
shom they are written. A truthful episaph.
In many instances, would be: .fleFs lise
one ~ho omitted to take DR.. Piefos's
Solden Medical Discovery" II sick end
suffering, and dresdins premature desib,
tat the potent remedy Itcus.s oil chronic.
liver, bloot, ard lung a'ssssss, ~ bilious
ness, skin and scs,p d,ss.sas, ,crofuious
SORES and swsiiings. sait RI um, tstss. ssy'
stpelss aad ssea sc,ofais OF the luags Ia
ConsumpsinB). IL takes In time
MARI iks folru
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oIQHAL oHnvICa


WAn DsPARfMsHr.
OMcs Of the Chief Signal O6lcer,
WASHINGTON, March 8. A. N.
For New England: Fair. warmer BY
Saturday; northvesserly gsles. Caution
sry sigosls displayed from New York city
~ ,Rassnart.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1891-03-06

yWhen Queen Elisabeth OF England. found
death approaching her she cried despair
insly, "Ali my possessinns for . moment Of
time! J" There are wealthy ladies today, he
world oyer, who would gladly exchange
their riches for sound health Many are
made we'll aud happy by DR. Piescs's Fa-
vori'e Prescription, 4 nevef-f~iling cure TOT
diee>ses go common to women. A. COT.
receive for AL functional weaknesses Il y
"f universal repute smong the sex, and
thoussnts Of pale. sorn out, eufesbled vic-
time have been chAnged inta vigorous
women and girls by ito use 0parastss3
. give satisfaction, or price refunded.
Druggists have IT, mar21&s folsn
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1891-03-06

Ills the email boy WIN usually tells
fhlnss, acd the dinner table bic favofiee
theatre. Not long ago bright little fellow
out on Peachtree street, peered over inse
the dish st The head Of the table and e.
chained, What little chicken for -
man, peopie!, The company smiled ser
sepsitisusly, AMI HE mother eudssvored y
qnist him But he Gas lie Bsngsss
shoss- After they hal al been helped sn1
we're satiag. his face ,utdrniy III up. End
clspping hts hsnds. be shouted. "Oh yses
hbov now, mamma. THIS 10 The lts!e
chicken that vas SICK 20 long 10 the yasos
sis's Atlanta Constellation.
Vas HoUTEs's CocoA-delicious-n sds
instantly. may5deod
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1891-03-06

Dang,s Repubi,oa . Nominate r o
Beal
BArooR, March 5-Ths Republicans
nominated = y Bsal for mayor ct q
largely attended caucus
The Republicans Of Brewer tonight NOM
mated Col jasper Autchings for mayor.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1891-03-06
Tuy DAnA's n aaApAaus.t

The wooden ttesmboat City Of Rich
mond, plying between Hartford and NV
York, was burned ut her wharf st the lat.
ter city, Thursday afternoon One man
was burned n death. Lose $50 600.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1891-03-06

The speed Of the fastest railway train 10
only little more than one-half the velocity
Of the golden essle's flight. that bird often
attaining . speed Of 40 miles per hour.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1891-03-06

This 10 not an .'Ad "A little fellow It
three suWme,s LAT. " Undertook to dig .
bole la the foz-u ground Nth . stose
shovel 10 seii ipsse spring pIsotisg. fsiI.
ing IN his e6ors, ne asked bis mother =
give bin some Sapoio, because be beard
her tell Bridgtt thss Is ~ss good 70 n nsvs
dr."
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1891-03-06

Tell the most humble man in the world
thst The gres'e.t woman in the world loves
him aid he will rot be surprised --Aschi-
son Globe.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1891-03-06

For sun burn, tan or rough hands. bathe
With Johnsou's ADoiyns Liniment u might;
wonderful. msr9dAv
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1891-03-06
WATERvlLLElocALa.

Mr.. =. A. Robbins hss been conf ed to
bile house By severe cold for several days
but 10 nov getting better.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1891-03-06
0ut Edo. a Bu,t,y.

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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1891-03-06

anv prison 10 read sh0 ~ss not acquainted
With or method Of election. that be could
not understand il any more than be could
understand this bill. claim th.t lie pro.
visions Of this bill are - plain ~ are the
pfovisions Of onf statutes ~ regards cleo.
tons, All the vo ef has TO d. under The
proposed iav il, ~ have sid to 70 iasi IL
the booth and get the bsilo. ~hieh lies
upon the tsble Nos. IL he ~isaes 10 vote
the straight Rspnb icsn ticket or the
straight Democratic ticket sll he has to do
10 to mike mark opposite the party, II
be be R-pubIicsa or Democrat Any man
OF ordinary Intelligence can readily unds =.
stsndr that II however, b. wishes to 70
bes ond that, or il be doesn't wish to vote
the straight ticket. oil he has to do 10 "a
mark opposite the nsmes that he wishes 70
vote for. Thst 10 oil that sns voter need,
to know about the las. and say. gentle
men Of the House, that the bill 10 not In
ir'cste-shas IL 10 easy to uader.t4ad aod
that any msn Of ordinary intsligencs viii
have no more dsflicuiry ,hsn hs be. under
the pressnt lsv to step forward ard dep ,sis
bis ballot Alt talk about the c1mo-rsome-
ness of the bill 10 not based upoa fact, bat
upon the Imagination Of the persona ,ho
wish to make il - unpopular - they can.
Is has been ussd - An argument sgAiast the
81 J, or Against any chsnge, that -e have
voted under The prsssnt system for 10 yea,s.
To be sure ~ have, but 10 tass any
fsason vhy We shouldn't change to anoth. !
method II it can be shown thss shss me no :
10 bssrer1 10 this nos an age Of improve
mens? Iayeptions are discovered on every
hand Things sre done now that Is yssrs
sgo would have been deemed impossible.
Up 70 1874 for nearly M thousand years,
ve kaes nothing Of the telegraph. bat she
moment that IL vss discovered il came into
rspid nee snd vs would not think ,cdav
thSt re c,uld do without he telegraph. YET
for nearly six thoussnd year, Il sss IN.
heard Of. Until ths present. csntssy steam
ships we're unknown, and ell our trans
pofsaiion snd cs@meRcs vas done 10 calling
vessels, bat - sosa - steam engines we're
applied - vessels sesamships came into
vogue. 70 on owa eaaes. % % 1850. ne
knsv nsthisg aAea1 r1llseo6a 4 sailsoea
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800 a.n,.ad ~ n, Mn hsosn.e ,s "o
,.a.,.,., !. - - 49, IN. W.
80 ,hsv ~n,,S - g.
on i. on, I'll, NJ, al, ~,
h.,,is as ,hs.. l.,,s c;.;s. Tns,s,
wo,i;rs an ~, lin. ,hsv .,,.m,, - ~.
mi. III r., ~. ,s,;.,c. - ~
~. - a., .m.,is, 80. i. a..aa.n.
hsc.n.s i, i. nrt;nns, iii ~ r.. ,.
r.. !. -. 80 - ~. pA,;s
cnn,.sa 70 ~. IN, hrs l. 80, ,"-n 81.
"A . c,.s. - d,.s,nrJ.d NAN 500, -.
mi, nn;ro,;,v 80 "A ,hs;, -. - ,hI
~. .oi;a Da,,oo,.cr "a .n,. -. III,
vouId 4. .dan,sd IN svs,v ta-n - ~.
a.. IT, n,av,.,,r. - ~. N, -.
.ssmir,,v ~ ~ ;r,s,s,, - ,ns ..u,,a III 80 .,e
s,on, ~ .m.,Is, ,nvrs nj .o,r.,l. ~.
de nn,oo.s ~ snch.;,;n. ,hsa 80
me.he. mi 7 he,;svs ,h.t -. -.oa -
- nc msmh.,. Tor, -. .n..,i 80. IN,
LEAD them IN ..y- .we lii No. ~
n.rtv And .cces.,,v n .n...,
IN, b,othe,s snd e sbs ..m. 49,
ans,.y. ou,seIv.e .nn,sh.ca ~. - I.
nov apnsrsnt 10 eyery voter A sv.,.
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The man 10 offered dollar or two dollars
or what not provided be goes to that special
clerk to have his ballot marked We thus
| have such bribery and corruption ~ ~e
never had in Maine and never can have
und. the pressnt System. and protest se
| = citizen Of Name against this piaring at
the mercy Of these hesless ard strikers the
great body Of unlestered v,tefa Of Maine.
Tie uniettefed voter. - the system row
exists, having his friends ard his seighoors
about him. votes 80 that every body may
know whether he is casting . Republican
or Democratic ticket But Ii is said that
there 10 graf merit in this secrecy, and so.
~ 1 fesd this Law, 90 much 10 the
merit in it that the man who casts his
vote openly has committed . crime il he
has shown his ballot and his marking. Nov
there are certain constitutional provisions
here in America which are very wise abd
very wholesome, ~ believe, ore which
guarantees free iom Of speech. another the
freedom of the press Nov . man may
express himself - freely ~ he plsasss
about HE intentions to vote, wheihef for
the candidate OF one party or for that of
another party but when il comes to the act
Of csrm6nlne this, then the Law says this
cu0ln8tlOa VI fu0t vffW9s Sutb expteoHuu
Of Jour Intention shall be done in secret
and shall not BE- allowed to zee the light of
day. Il IL said that II men ere alIo sed to
vote openly they will be infimidsted and
ovef.ased BY the exampie Of others That
may possibly be true in the case Of
few men, bat very few men, and I SEX
the gentle men Of this House if il 10 wise
10 compel the statesmen in this country
the sreaiest men in Maine. the senstors in
the Uaited Safes Senate. the Chief Exec
utive asd the members Of the other branch
snd ourselves q vote In secret laying poa
them the importation that they cannot be
trusted to do the most maaly act shss any
man can d. because il msy be urged that
fe~ weak peopse will be intimidsted and
ovefaved 10 casting tnrir ballot. A gentle
man in public once in Milne. Who claims
to represent 80 600 Of the voters Of Name.
ia the hearing before our judiciary CON-
niissee, said that there Was . clsss Of p~o-
pie, Of iaboress vho asked this because
they could nos vute - they wished. I re-
sent thss - N imputatioa upon the
respectable labosers Of Maiss / believe
ths& the American lasefef has equal man.
hood sith an American b siness and
profess oral man and I b.leve that
be needs no more psosectlon ta4a d.
yoa and There may be wrong sEd
dspesv,iy II ~ Asazk His nasars nay -
Los Angeles herald., 1891-09-01
Pussy ElectropIatsd.

A freak of lightning probably more re-
markable than any hitherto recorded,
has occurred near the small village of
New Salem, VT, at the foot of the Hell
deberg mountains. Aren't S. Vandyck
occupies an old mansion, in the parlor
of which hung a collection of Revolu-
tionary swords, one of which was heav-
lily plated with silver. A terrific thunder
storm came at light, and one terrible
crash aroused the household. All were
stunned for q moment, but recovering
they hastened to discover what damsSe
was done.
Suddenly the younger Vandyck point
ed to an old fashioned sofa. Upon it lay
what was apparently the silver image of
a cat curled up in an exceedingly COM
Portable position. As far as the shape
and posture of the animal were con-
cerned it might have been live cat.
Each glittering hair was separate and
distinct, and each silvery bristle of the
whiskers described a graceful curve as
in life.
Father and son turned toward the
swords which hung upon the wall just
above the sofa and there saw that the
sword had been stripped of all its sill
yer. The hilt was gone and the scab-
bard was but a strip of blackened steel.
The family cat had been electroplated
by lightning.
In one of the panes of glass in the win
dow was found round hole about the
size of half dollar, where the lightning
had evidently entered. There was
charred streak across the sash where the
electrical fluid had made its way to the
sword, down which it had passed to the
cat, carrying with it the silver which 1t
deposited upon the animal. OF course
the cat was instantly killed, and there
fore remained in the position in which 1t
was quietly sleeping when the flash
came.
1t is thought the plating of the cats
body will prevent decay, and that prob
ably it may be retained among the col
lection of curiosities, the most remark
able of them all. Local scientists are
puzzled and one of the members of the
Albany institute is investigating the
case.-Cor. st. Louis Republic.
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