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DEATH IN THE FLAMES.
California Stable Boy Sunocated-BiS
New jersey Tenement Burned.

MODESTO, Cal. Jsn. This morning the WAL
lace livery and feed stable was discovered 20
be in flames and before assistance could Be rem
dered is-year-oid boy named Jack Cisypocl,
twenty-five horses, vehicles and all the harness,
feed etc. n the stable lad been burned. The
building WIS . tEo-stoyy frame, I01xIs0 feet,
and owned by Thomas Wallace The horses and
harness we're the property OF Sontag & Evans,
les>ses OF the stable. Eleven OF the animals
burned belonged 10 the leSsees aTd eleven were
CSnSleoI CtayT-col was q ranch hand who Vas
allowed 10 sleep IN the barn while not ST vorE-
dis charred remains were taken in charre by
Coroner Phelps He was undoubtedly su1soc&te5,
a. eoaFreo blankets were about the body when
recovered ~alEace's loss IS $50, insured for
Ss.ea sontag & Evans' loss Is 500 and their
insurance $50 Wallace wiz rebuild
BERGEN P0ExT, y J., Jan Fire in deaseiy
populated Hungarian tenement In section Cay
on1e LAST night lsft nearly Loo Huggzrisns
homeless. while 200 OF those people were driven
shortly after o'clock in little dry goods store
on the first floor Of 6 double three-sfoYy tene-
meat This building With similar one and
double four-srory tenement adjoining were
A thousand people lived there ike animals. ex-
lsE1ng mainly on rice, bread and stale beer.
Another double foCT-story tenement in course OF
erection was also destroyed. The houses were
probably WORTH $500 and are nearly covered By
insurance All the Hung&risns insisted upon
staying In the burning houses 20 save their
property, and the policemen drove them ont by
force No one WIS In ured among the tenants,
although three freIEen had narrow escapes
from snffocatio3- Shelter was provided by tie
police How the fire started Is mystery.
CAIRO, Ill, Jan. Fire this morning de-
stroYed TIE building occupied by the New York
Dry Goods Company and the provision and
grocery establishment of the New York Store
Company, with contents. An adjoining meat
market and sausage factory were damaged The
total loss Is siess.oo0, partly insured
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DEADLOCK II NEBRASKA.
Alliance Speaker and Republican Lieu.
tenant GoHernor.

LINCOLN. Neh., Jsn- "a. Joint session Of
ths legislature iris afternoon 20 canvass the
votes Eoz STATE ogieers there was an interesting
struggle for Supremacy, ending in deadlock
l2ssltsnAat-sSoye-nor Miekie!ohc. Republican,
claimed the righs 20 preside under the eo1stsfu-
ton ard Uniform practice. Speaker Elder Al
as1ee, REUSED 10 y4eafe, and the fwo officers
cecEEaed chairs side b side, each claiming the
Ssyel The speaker attempted 10 call The body
20 order but was himself called 70 order
By tie lieutenant governor intense excite
r7eat prevailed, but nothing mere serious
than loud taxi followed. TAe efHciAl returns
we've brought n u the secretary of state ard
The lieutenant governor directed the speaker 70
rez6 them lie bexzn 70 Do 81, ouf was advised
Is ne attorney for tie independent na-4v 10
6es.SE. which be die. The lieutenant revernor
ruled that ne business conld be transacted until
TIE returns were eanvzsSe4- The Joint session
sssf four hourS. the time being oSrupiesi with
arguments pro s.zd cen Finally adiournEnsat
vas taken until tomorrow
The Alliance peuQle. Il Is said, wished 20 p-c-
xcnf the announcement OF the returns meier
s1ng % seSt their nlEn directly Lieutenant
Governor M3cGlesoa held II was his Gnrv 10
declare tie oTilccrs having a majority On the
sace q tAe returns elected. and then let tie
contest follow in the regulzr way
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THE SMITH & FIFE ADDITION.
Judge Hanford Rules Adverse to Plain
till Carr I'm Tacoma Land Contest.

TACOMA Jan Especial Judge Hanford.
OF the United States circuit court, today handed
down decision in the Carr Smith & Fife
land contest case, envolving nearly 100000
worth of property. The court decides that ssfhe
plaintiff failed TO make case emitting him TO
any relief according 20 the principle OF equity
and without considering the Affirmative ieteu-
ses pleaded q decree Diminishing the suit must he
awarded"
Pen,iing TIE decision OF the eouys the tract
known ss the Smith & Fife addition, located
near the residence center OF the city, has been
taken possession Of by about so scnatters. In
one day upwards OF 100 sq1attsrs' shas IS were
built On behalf OF the ssusttsrs claim viii be
made 20 the property, and before the decree Is
issued leave viii be granted fog them 10 inter
yeae.
In nutshell the points OF interest in the case
are, that soldier named Carr took up the quar-
ter section under the Homestead act, bus LETT il
before holding il long enough TO acquire title
had be not BEEN as he claims. an hoooTably
discharged soldier. Later. one Robert Spru.e, q
sort OF adventurer. contested Cars Claim and
secured . title Still later, Cars friends at
tempted 70 regain possession of the property by
setting up the cain that Carr was entitled 10
same before cprule appeared upon the scene, he
having held the quarter section long enough.
together with the time served in the Federal
army. 70 warrant tie yssri1g OF title 10 him
On both sides the case was fought BY the
sblest Lawyers In this portion OF the state.
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THE CONNECTICUT DISPUTE.
Legislative Bodies pisagree-Caucns Re.
nofainates Senator Plat.

NAKFsogn. Gem, Jan. Roth houses Of the
general assembly net this Eorning The sen
sts is Democratic and the HoGse Republican
This afternoon che House sent the cEleial can
sass 10 the senate. with resolution referring IL
a. iaint eonfaittee The Senate had voted nct
g. ssirrt saeA eoFnrsistcs. aud created = special
satn4Aittss of its own. which. after s two haurs
sssef4Evnse. declared Meyfas e.scsed governor,
is{ib tho remainder Of the regular Democratic
flaaet The Republican memeer q the Senate
ts,Hssiii}es rStssgtea that var1ans persons bad
ssees ssEasnsi IA orfseftnnfsy To show that the
fsseFns wese iHse4ivct. xna nacved that no cae
- sssla4sI elected aud The matter SAe2a2 ee
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WHALING FLEET OUTWARD BOUND.
Vessels Preparing TO Leave San Fran.
cisco-Changes of Captains.

SAN FRANCISCO, Jan. 7-One By one the
whaling feet is setting OF on the cruise A
numcer of changes in officers are being made.
The Sea Breeze win be commanded by Captain
Greene, and the Hunter by Captain Cogan For
the John H. West no captain has been ap-
pointed yet, and the Northern Light, Captain
Simmons, VIII leave for the Arctic IL few
weeks. The brig W. II. Myers. which wss con-
naazsded last season by Captain MeKenna, VIII
leave for the Japsn sea on . right whaling ex-
petition towards the last of the month, N CON-
mand of Captain Halieth. Captain Huntley
viii succeed Captain Foster on the schooner
BonanEs, which viii leave on the 5fh, and Car
tain Willard viii sail the James Allen
William Lewis aud A Anderson and several
other local shipping men have Incorporated as
the LeEis-An6erso1 Company. While the de-
esared object OF the new company is 10 operate
a wholesale ship cha1diery store, Il is under
stood that whaling outfits will be the principal
feature William Lewis il y large whaling
owner. having controlling interest II the
steam whaleTs Belvidere and Lewis and having
besides q nor interests IN other whaling craft
Il IS believed the CON pany VIII In tine oIera1e
several more whalcrs from this port
4 ru1oF was current today that Mr. Me
baum, OF the Alaska Commercial Com pany In
tends 70 buv or build large whaling steamer.
which wiz be commanded BY Captain Garrett
smith, Of Fresno. Mr.. Niebaum was interested
n the wbaler siberia several years and sInployed
Captain smith al that time
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GLADSTONE LIKES TT.
Plan for the Retirement of Par
nell Is Approved.
JOHN BURNS IN GLASGOW.
The Great Socialist Threatens TO Tie Up
All the scotch Rssiroads--A Biz
gard In Italy.

LoSpoS. Ian -.-Gladstone 10 UNDERSTOOD 70
have secretly approved the plan decided upon
AZ Boulogne, and the party. IL Is said, Is 20 .
pledged 10 abandon Parneu Il be proves insan-
cere IN the promises given
Special aiviees received here fron boniogns
say that Psrnesi impsored o'Rrien % ASK Ae
Carshy % retire from the Craftsmanship OF tne
anti Pzrneu section OF tae Irish party n favor %
John Dillon. or, IL Mr. oBrien prefers. u izsus
of himself Brien announced tnat as eonAeA-
enee with Par1ell was Enishec-
A dispatch to the Exchange Telegraph IoLn-
p2ny says: Al yesterdays confers1ce eetSeen
The Irish leaders at Bouingne- sur Ner u was
agreed that Justin NcCzrthy should resign tns
Craftsmanship of the party. and that fuA meet
ing should be called TO elect new leader las
participation of the Psrneflises in the vote ioE
new lezder IS saEf2mouar 20 -econs erlctloH %
the party, and viii be entirely satisfactory 70
ParnesI
BouLosxE-syR-EEg. Jan. An sutnoTl1eu
statement issued by the Irish leaders 1no Sele
present at the conference terminated toass;
states that both parties interested Gave Iesoas -
that the proceedings should be Tegardea a. % q
confidential nature. II Is understood noweSea
that the exchange of views which has tsksn
place has led 10 the hope that reEfeIui Seslir
uent OF the matters II dispute viii eIsue
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JOHN BUgNs IN GLASGOW.
The Great Socialist Leader Takes Charge
Of the Railroad Strike.

GLASGOW, Jan. John Burns. the labor ssi-
tator, addressed public meeting az Perth 10
dzy. He accused the leading Scotch parers OF
misleading the public In regard TO the rsiifoaa
strike He said that, despite tire glowing ae-
count published. the railroad companies were
in bad way, and II the men would remain arm
they would soon have the shareholders, as weli
as the public, On their side. He also said
he intended TO bring about sucn q
deadlock Of traffic on the RAILROADS.
that he would compel the companies
to surrender The hopes Of the strikers were
considerably raised today BY 3 dlspateh received
from Dundee that about SEQ dock laboTers 0ad
agreed 70 20 on strike II such action On TIER
part were found necessary IN order 10 Ding
abon- settlement of the ra1sroad disputes
LONDON. Jan The tToGbis among TIE plush
wezyers and other mill hands employed oy Lister
& Co. OF Bradford, who recently s,rGcx foT 81
advance in wages, Is extending. Inc arr ,e1Is
the strikers may a1tark the mills TIE sgtEora-
ties have detailed strong force OF police 10
guard the urorxarfy
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PIOUS BANKER KEAN HELD.
Suindled Depositor's Attorney Reviles
Him-EIifah smiths Embarra&smenf.

CHICAGO, Jan 7--Banker kean was today
held 20 the grand jury in bonds OF 500, On q
criminal charge brought against him by Depos-
ito- Roger, charging him with receiving depos-
its when he knew he was insoiyenk Rogers at
torney scored kean IN q rneEciicss manner. Bail
was promptly furnished
GAINESVILLE, Tenn, jan 7--E. s Beck, a
bsrker OF Frankfort. has been appointed re-
ceiver OF the Farmers srd Merchants bank. Of
this city. Nothing Is stated in regard 10 the az
fairs OF the hank
GALVESTON, Tex, jan lodge Pardee has
appointed Packard, of Houston, receiver of the
Texas Western railroad. This Is the second
placing OF this property IN the hands Of ne
eeiyer- When the property was purchased
year ago By Elijah Smith. OF New York, under
foreclosure. IL was turned over 10 hin, but since
has been running n debt
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SENATOR STANFORD RESoM1SarEp
He Is the Unanimous Choice OF the Re-
publican Caucus

sACRASESTo, Jan, AT Joint Republican
caGess to@&y SS2zto- Rezcock wss Chairman
slo Assent yEAaa Phillips. OF san Francisco.
secretary. SenSf0- Carpenter, q les Angeles
nominated Stanford Tor United States senator in
8 erlct spsScA. The roll VAS called. and Assem-
hlSnAa Hanwell, o. None and Inye, vose5 for
Morrow under Instructions Of his constituents
bat when Tie rol call was finished be moved %
make the vote ior stamford unanimous, which
Was done ElgaEy-aye votes were cast Tor SIAN
ford.
The Democratic caucus unanimously decided
q g4ts complimentary vote Tor stephen NJ.
White, who was nominated ~ senator Cestrsyo
seconded by Assem- elyEG&a SAanahNa senator
SesweN prcssdcd. ard SeRhlyGaza Ar.ssS wss
SECRETARY.
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wreckare or ,yiliapa Raw.

SAN Francisco. Jsr- The steamer West
port arrived from Taeoua yesterday and reports
thSt when CT WiIiaps bay, ships lower mas.
was seen. Further or quantity OF floating
wreeksge was discovered. There waS no eIue
among the reDnsHts 10 decide 70 what vessel II
belonged u Is thp9ghi Il might have beer, lost
from the Norwegian snip strD&n, already re-
userrsi -
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TIE Field Of Honor.

Madrid, Jan IA duel was fought today De-
tween Senior C2n&Iejos, formerly minister OF JUS
fice, and son OF senior Nartos. ex-pEessdenf OF
the chamber of deputies. The former vas
slightly wounded
JAssAY. Rounania, Jan Prince Gaaks ara
Secretary LerouorsoT, OF the Russian consulate,
fought duel today. The prince wss slightly
We ID
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Washington Posto aeex.

WASHINGTON CRY. Jan. SPECIAL Post
Offices established. Washington: At Lockout
whzscoza county, Louis n Abbey. postmaster:
II II oodland. Cowlifx county. samuel Conrad,
postmaster.
". r Neioy has been appointed postmaster az
IeRam. Pacific county, and J. ;. Jones ~ Suc-
nu6lrnie. King county. An increase OF pension
sas beea granted Dan Markham, Of nwaeo,
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A Republican Pioneer Dead.

SANTA Cruz, Cal, Jan. Hon AaSoo $. NJ
Lee 6ied today 81 bis late residence at HsghIand.
this county, in she sIst year OF his age Judge
Miller vAs prominent politician in Illinois IN
the early history OF the Republican party. being
s member o. the first national convention n
that farty s1d 8 personal friend OF Lincoln He
came 70 this county about fifteen years sCo. and
engaged II fruit culture He was native OF
New York state
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Tacoma Court Notes.

TACOMA. Jan Especial l-Proseeutfng A.
toraey W r. Smell has bis annual report ready
10 submit 10 the governor. Il shows thzE the
number OF esseS tried in the Superior court
amounted 20 -: n the supreme court. 5: before
Pierce COUNTY justices OF the peace 6i7. In 20
per cent. OF the cases sent TO the jury, tas de-
fendaut's we're convicted, and fovty-two priso-
ners were sent 20 the state peniIentisry- The
amount OF money received from fines, etc, IN
surari0r court was s.. ~.
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New Taeoua Mining Companr

TACOMA, jan Especial Articles OF inco--
para.ion of the Blue Mountain Mining L N;Il-
ing Company. 70 nine. Eia aid sEeeit gold.
silver, copper, lsz6 and other metals. and t.
deal in metals s1a water rights. were Sled To-
DAY with the county sGdiTor- Ias trustees are
II. c Psrrigk. e " 0ni-astee, William e Red,
{. c. Ross. J. L NcMarTav, Max Eebeafaa.
CAPITAL stock. sSx- 0oa
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ALTERS.
10 forw
|Enr coui
cast Sr
r~eh :,
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Portlanders Object to Trades. License.

PoRILAND, Jan 7.-lspec2aL f-Mayor DeLesa-
mutt il his snnuai message 10 the council this
evening, stated that the police department, the
fire department, the water committee and the
inseres, on city bonds would consume all the
mon ey raised from Io-min tax levy, and that
the money for the general expenses of the ci "
must BE raised by licensing trades and eallings
Comparatively few kinds OF business have been
licensed 50 far, and there Is general demand
tEst the Iccnse o-Cinance Be renealea.
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SALEx. Or, Jan The state executive
board. consisting OF Governor PenEoyer. secre-
tsry OF state Mcbride and state Treasurer Webb.
ret today az Tire ot5ee OF TIE Istter and made
levy OF taxes for state purposes fer the year 1891
as follows: Fer general expense fuud, 4 mills.
university tax. II mill: military tax. is
mill This makes the total lax for state pEr-
POSES ls-35 mills. The total taxable property
Of che thirrv-one counties Of the state 5 sIl4.-
G7-.7ss. and the TAX levied viii raise total OF
sszs So
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Obtained Money on Boru. Check.

SAN DIEso, Jan rs. Phillips was arrested
and placed IN jail to-day on a charge OF oatain-
ing money from local hanks On bogus checks
He succeeded Il obtaining $50 f-o1a The Bank az
Commsrce Snd $50 from another bank on checks
signed b. The Burbank Furniture and NsuT,-
featuring Company, u hieh turn cut 70 be forger-
les he has been posing a. q capitalist having
contracted Tor considerable PROPERTY here
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senator Teller WIN Be Reflected

wAsErxGTos CRY, JsD- s.--senatcr Teller to
dsy received dispstch from Denver, signed BY
al the Republican members OF the state iegsss-
tnrs which Is 70 meet today TO elect United
states senator, expressing confidence In him
and ssatsng that their votes viii be cast fo- hi1a
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DRIVER. Jan The eighth general assembly
Of Colorado began here today, and after cozaple-
ton Of organization adjourned until tomorrow.
The Republican nominees were elected.
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pemeera.s Control Mlehigan LezisI.ture

LAssrxs, Mich, Jan The two houses OF
IRE Michigan legislature met today. After tie
members were sEorn In the Democratic caucus
nominees we're elected and adjournment Vas
taken Ill tomorrow.
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wiIl,n< 60 Make Repar.tiou.

PORTLAND, Jan Especial Ed Mills. the
unnatural brute who committed Incest with Doris
Phifuoe. his Is-yezr-old niece, waived exzriaS-
ton in the police court today and uss held 70
answer the charge In the Sun Of se.ogo Mills
expressed willingness 10 Es8rFy TIE girl, who
las haeuue mother, but the authorities Wiz
~
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81. PAUL, Jan. The deadlock in the House
Of Representatives fpa1gurated yesterday over
the election Of speaker continues today. One
ballot was taken, without result.
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Rou1anxer mimi. lie Is sim in II,

PARIS. Jan 7.-Ge1erei Bo1lznger has sent q
teiegraphic message 10 lie Cszire denying that he
has sbdicated and declaring he remains Is he
always has been, chief OF the National Eepubli-
can party and the servant of tie Democracy.
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The kin Of Eoumania vm Abdicate.

BUCHAREST, Jan lit is stated that King
Charles. OF Rounania, has decided 70 ahdldate
in short time IN favor of his nephew Prince
Ferdinand, of Roumalia- The latter, 10 Is re
ported is engaged 20 Princess MGry, OF Etin
burgh eldest daughter of the Duke OF Edil-
burgh. second son OF Queen Victoria
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san FEASeESco. JAN z.--Fo-sczst til
Thursday, for Oregon s1a wsshiaztga-rs7r
we&iher IN The eastern portion and .air followed
BY light Es-ia, in tie western poEtlons warmer IN
western portion
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lmFm
fog@m
q; OPwai
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Drove Into a Moving Train.

CHICAGO, Jan 7.-Four pizno movers. driving
an Ennznsgeable horse tonight, were struck BY
an Illinois Central train- One OF them, named
GeneSiser, was instantly killed and the ozhers
were fatally injured
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Pardoned in Time TO Attend Legislature.

SACRAMENTO. Jan. 7.-Gorsrror Waterman has
granted pardon 10 D. J. CreiSh1on, convicted
OF Jury h-lhtns. on petition al forte-seven
assem- hiyFaeE snG over twenty senator's
Frank Northey. convicted az the sane tir,a
with Creighton Was also pardaned tosssv.
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Nas.aehusetts Lewislature feets.

BosTox. Jan. The legislature convened to-
day. In both branches the officers OF $50 were
reelected, and adjournment taken until To-
morrow.
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A Lawyer Gets a sss. goo Fee.

SAN FRANCISCO, Isn- Judge Levy TO-DAY
rendered decision awarding ATTORNEY John q
Wright fee OF $500 fox services rendered re
ate ? 4. Roach, as administrator Of The Blyfae
estate -
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CHICAGO, jan 1.-Two masked men entered
the saloon Of James Murphy, ia the storSvarss
district, early this moVnirS snd tortured Ma
ply until he GivGlsed TIE safe Continuation,
when they secured $50 snd eSeSpsa Nu-phv
recently tel heir 20 large sum q rsov.ey wbi-S
the robbers eySaently hoped 70 and IL the SAFE.
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Smart Weed and Belladonns. combined with
the other ingredients used in the best Porous
pla>terS, make CsTters :. W. & B. Backache
Plasters the best ID the market Price . cents
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Shipping Intellir-nce,

san FRANCisco. Jan 7.--Arrsvei-St- Tina.
CllS, Victoria peT2rted-S.r state az Cslfsnr.
1is. Portland, SIR san Pedro. TSeorsa: So Weii-
iagtoE. NAnSl-ao- Cleared--str bertha Nan
-
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The IIIiuoi. LerisIature.

SPRINGFIELD. Jan THE thirty seventh gen
erzI assembly Of Illinois convened n regular
session ~ noon today. The galleries OF both
houses were crowded.
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