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St. Paul daily globe., 1893-06-25

when called on, said the board was
within the limits and would keep there.
The comptroller gave the figures for
the health department expenditures for
this and last year. The department
had expended in 1892 $13. 220.40, and at
June 1, this year, had but S4,963.1S with
which to pay bills and salaries for the
remaining seven months of the year.
The resolution directing the health
commissioner to keep within the 80 per
cent limit of his appropriation was
passed, all the members voting for 1T
except the mayor. 1t was remarked
after the resolution had been adopted
that President Freeman, of the fire
! board, had voted to have the health de-
partment kept within bounds, but was
seemingly backward about his own de-
| partment being held down to the limit.
A resolution was adopted requesting
| heads of departments to have all out
standing bills presented for auditing
before July 10. The president of
the board of public works asked
the committee for advice in the
matter of holding city contractors
/ to the letter of the law. The firm
which had been awarded the contract
| for the Manchester sewer system had
been unable to commence the work oW-
| ing to the tightnesS or the money mar
ket. The law provides that unless the
work was commenced by certain date
suit should be commenced on their
bond. If the firm went on with the
work the chances were that at the end
of thirty days the city would have
to take hold of and complete the job.
lie did not think the city was in posi-
| toE to do this, and for this reason
wanted the committee to direct the
board of public works not to enfore the
strict letter of the law. Some objection
| was made to the committee taking any
action in the matter, but a resolution
| allowing them to use their own dlscre-
! ton in the matter was passed.
An adjournment was then taken until
Tuesday afternoon at o'clock.
Thirty -Eight-Cent Pant.
You may have a chance to buy any
SOC Boys Knee Pant ''THE Boston"
| hoe for 2Sc aycpnt wash goods
St. Paul daily globe., 1893-06-25
Actual lCor.
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OWNERS.

Oscar Tayl0r's boat, the Niko, broke
a mast just at the start, and was there
fore not able to take part in the race.
The cat boats started just as usual.
After turning the second buoy the
Nushka, j. p. Elmer's boat, led off, and
continued well in advance of the others
to the finish. After turning the Ra-
maley buoy, however. she broke her fore
stay. and in jbing round the center
buoy, her gaff failed to come over, which
left her mainsail in precariouS con-
ditien. She saved, herself, however,
and won easily.
Sam Stickney's boat, the Wapsie,
was very fortunate in starting out with
just the right amount OF sail, and thus
being able to make very straight
course, while many of the other boats
had to luff more or less. The Wapsie
was we'll in the lead in rounding the
first buoy, and at the finish was about
one hundred yards ahead of the VAL
kyrie,
A. A. McKechnie's sloop, Kitten,
was put about by starting with short
sail. In trying to put out more sail a
squall struck her, and she capsized just
off the peninsula. After having fioated
over nearly to the island. She was
finally righted by her crew. who reached
the club house safely and in time for
dinner.
During the dinner which was served
to the clubs guests the Fort Smelling
band discoursed sweet music, and the
floor was afterward cleared and dane
ing INDUCED in till late hour. The
affair was delightfully."- Informal, in so
much so that it is probable that il man
had appeared in conventional evening
dress he wquld have been thrown into
the lake. The moonlight was so fine,
and the lake so inviting, that many
sailing parties took advantage of 1t dur
ing the evening, and dancing was con-
tinued between times.
Among the ST. Paul people present were
Col. Il P, Rghg and Mrs. Margaret Rugg, Mf,
and MIS- j. j. Parker, Percy Parker, Mrs. T..
j. Ingersoll, Mr.. and Mrs A. B. Oritt j. c.
" all, Mr.. and Mrs. Whitney Wall, Miss Mac.
don8ld, Miss Finch, Tracv Lyon and wife,
Mr.. and Mrs l. Blythe Scott, Mr.. and Mrs.
j. r. Elmer, Mrs. and Mrs. L. P. OrdWay,
Mr., and Mrs, Charles Nichols, Hon. W. B.
Dean, pr. and Mrs. McLafen, Mr. and Mrs.
f. g. Lewis Mr. and Mrs. j. B. Tarbox; Miss
Francis Tarbox, Miss Lamprey, Miss Ray
Lamprey. Miss kihby, a. W. Krech.
Several Officers and their wives from Fort
Smelling were present, among whom were
Lieut.. and Mrs. Smith, Lieut. and Mrs. Butler
and Miss Young.
St. Paul daily globe., 1893-06-25

"For years have suffered from stomach
trouble and palpitation Of the heart. l had
dizzy spells, when felt as though ! would
fall to the ground. felt as though there
was wind Oh my stomach. which could not
belch up. 1 often had burning feeling
there that was terrible to endure. l became
reduced ih flesh and strength, | could moi
eat, it gave me such terrible distress, and 70!
months before ! began treatment at the
Copeland Medical Institute did not get two
hours sleep at hight; I became discour,
aged; 1 felt despondent and depressed
every way. / told my wife, Mary, to lake me
where could get relief. We were advised by
a friend, who had been cured of similar
trouble. to go to the Copeland Medical Insti-
tute for treatment. am glad we did go,
have been gettlpg better ever since began
treatment there. / now can eat well and
sleep through the entire night. / ain
in full way Of recovery from my trouble. |
am very glad to indorse the good work that
is being done by the Copeland physicians.
St. Paul daily globe., 1893-06-25

Warranted ten years. We offer over 1000 Sewing Machines from
Sso9 + sed TSg n cannot sgasE by M a @ m taa
this Great seyng Rpehe sa pd bow R obtain Machine fre
I y9p gad + os w M essia s ag machine ca
pees q everything va aes6 " ROBERTS suRPM HOUSE
St. Paul daily globe., 1893-06-25
75c For 5Oc.

All our roc Boys Knee Pants we are
selling at soc; they are going fast; come
While they last; bargains for every
mother. The BOSTON, Third street.
St. Paul daily globe., 1893-06-25
NUSHKA AND WAPSIE.
Winners of the Yacht Races for
Sloops and Cats at White
Bear.
Mishaps to Several Boats Put
Them Out-An In
~ formal Hop.

The race scheduled for yesterday was
for: First-c class, first race for "Gotzian"
cup, present holder, G. M. Griggs; sec
ond-class, first race for "Kitten" cup,
present holders, Messrs. Elmer and
Ordway. The result Is here given:
Cats
St. Paul daily globe., 1893-06-25
CUT RATES IN EFFECT.
Prospects Good for an increase
OP TravaJ

Of Travel.
The cut rates of S25 first-class and SIS
second-clsss from here to the Pacific
coast by the transcoptineptal lines are
id full effect today, and, from the in
qdiries yesterday, it locks as though
the travel westward will increase
greatly.
At the adjourned meeting of the
ticket agents held in the union depot
yesterday. E. A. Whitaker was chair
man ~ and ". 6. Sawyer secretary, The
agents that should be maintained by
the Chicago Great Western was sub
mitted to D. D. Caldwell, chairman Of
the Western Passenger association. No
further hGsinesS was transacted. The
meeting adjourned subject to the call Of
the Secretary a
St. Paul daily globe., 1893-06-25
Thirty-Eight-CentP Pant.

You may have chance to buy any
SOC Boys Knee Pant "THE BosToN''
has for 3Sc except wash goods.
St. Paul daily globe., 1893-06-25
The Good Work Done Him by
the Copeland Ply
sicians.

Mr.. D. P. Hess, a prominent member
of the Masonic fraternity, farmer liv-
ing at st. Paul Park, where he has been
well and favorably known for more than
a quarter of century, has the follow
ing to say of his past and present condl-
4ion:
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1893-04-24

One cent day. That IL n very email sum. Il
means AT most but ~. IL In the working year.
Yet u properly applied, one cent day will work
render OF the Daily kenneb-e JOURNAL In u year,
works well printed and hnnd somely bound 10
is no one but can afford It aud when the oppor.
10 obtain good books for this merely nominal price
there shaud BE- NJ hesitaney In accept
Ing It. The Jo,tHNAL Book Coupon II print
numbered eonsccuti,eiy. mailed to. or presented
sill -ntitlo III" - itoAi,t to select any
works purchased TO be distributed among ouH
NAL fttdets Orders for books TO be sent by mall
must In al cases, Do accompanied by sufficient
stamp, etc, 10 pay postage. II IL not necessary
!" begin with coupon No !. Begin with amy mum
Der and fourteen coupons c0LEocutiyriy nuinbc red
there from will do. When you have fourteen,
pon" to he oilinr aud 90, your book hut do not
~jor nj that. save up fourteen more and get an
other book aud keep on while this offer lasts.
JpuHsAL readers ts,.fy wheip entitled TO this
offer. u any reader cannot easily reach m agency
where books ARE 10 b. had. semi in the coupons
with ift.fr cents and eight cents additional for
postage, aud The book will be mailed
All who want these books shoad order the pa.
Per al obcc. They viii not only get III. books Lut
the hest daily newspaper In the State Every
render who saves The eo,ponr lie entitled 10 new
book every fourteen days under the conditions
named Oh the coupon.
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Lesson Between the Lines.

Il .oni be difficult to find more striking
.agse-tions than are read between the lines
Of hitter written April 2lst, TO an Angus
"a gentleman by an inmate of the State
plate, business hand, not punctuation
point omitted not a ~ord mispelled and
the language j. that of a man we'll read
More Of interest would attach TO this con
adenial letter were it proper to give the
the name of the writer, who is all
IN. letter indicates him to be and who is
serving ten years sentence. In course of
,h- letter he says If am doing the same
work as when you were here. Mr.. PEREZ
val Of Auburn You remember, who was
in the broom repository with me, has been
unable to be- out but once during the winter
anl spring. Poor fellow, | don't think he
can live out his time
Everything in connection with the insti-
tuition runs along very smoothly and is very
monotonous ~ well like an endless chain
ever winding in the same obi groove
Ia l,oL,,,, h,L i, ,Io.s ma, ...,,,, ,,s,..i,,,,,
that have been here. IN this pI,cp nearly
s,c.vc,.s Tho s.van,,, Nc nov, San,
shall have finished half my actual
, ,
her fop,r,o, il viii h. s;r war.
since | was arrested Sit years of one ;
life ror.c than tbrow, ,w,y, pr, ,h. al,
.,,..;.. ~. -. - -. ~
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4 lose FELT uasr


| EI-City Marshal Morse, no~ Dsput,
Sheriff Morse, captured on Saturday an old
ofeHsier that the law has needed for sey.
eral years.
| About four years ago, when Mr.. Morse
was the city marshal, fellow By the name
of Allen Dudley stole money from the
clearinghouse where the employees Of
P1rinton's brickyari boarded. He got away
with his steaIings before the marshal got
his eye on him Mr.. Morse has looked for
him since in the towns Of Whireheid, China
and Windsor, in which towns Dudley
stayed greater part of the time and where
be carried on his petty burglarie.. breaking
into barns, stealing harnesses, grain, etc.
Dudley was indicted for stealing In Lincoln
county about year ago.
Hut the warrant which DEPUTY Morse
had in his possession SATURDAY when he ar
rested Dudley was for breaking into TIE
barn Of man named Crummeu, living on
Deer hill IN China. There Dudley stole
harness, blanket and bag of gram.
Saturday as Mr. Morse was going across
the bridge TO the East Side he noticed this
Dudley ride past on one of the .tagss
From descriptions OF the man, though he
had never seen him, Mr. Morse suspected
he was Dudley. Just al the east emil Of tie
bridge Dudley jumped of the stage and
started to walk up the hill. Mr.. Morse fol-
lowed, and as he got near the fellow, called
out Dudley, want TO see you a minute -
The fellow stopped and looked back Then
of course the officer knew be had the righ,
man. But Dudley, probably realizing he
had made mistake and expose his Iden-
tity, wanted to move on. The deputy
stopped him, however. Then dudley
claimed his name was not Dudley but
Jones, John Jones of China. The pre- text
was too thin, and the long-wanted thief was
taken to jail, with complaints enough
against him to make his sojourn behind the
CRATES rather monotonous Indeed, he will
probably lie in jail till the September term
unless he is taken to Lincoln county.
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mid State Beard Of Meath viii maks Il
Vesfds Fair.

Secretary Young Of the State Board o.
Heath vas bn.ily engaged last week il
arranging and sending 70 Chicago the ex
,sti. which the State Board Of Health vii
make. Owing 10 the lateness With which
they got their appropriation they have moi
been able 10 complete the exhibit before
,nd s~inz TO the snnallness Of the appfopri
.,,oa they dec.s.ed TO eonhne their efforts "a
one subject.
This sabject, however, .lsy considered
ons Of the most important that could be had
II relate. to the construction Of school
house. Oh by genic principles AMI the SAM
tzry arrangements connected herewith. I,
oil be remembered that the secrefary's last
,spart contained much Of interest and zrea,
value on this subject accompanied by org
,nal and other illustrations. His treatment
n this subject which be has specially
aaIicd elected favorable comments from
al quarters.
The exhibit viii be series Of fine draw
iag. plans Of different kind. Of school
buildiags from the one room house for
eopntry District. To the more eIabora ate
aruaure for the cities. Each Of these
plan. has page Of notes accompanying il.
Al are on large pieces Of carl board and
are attached 10 an upright frame so that
they viii be displayed to the hest possible
advantage anil in consecutive or.ier
There are 80 Of these card boards. The doe
TOT has very carefully compiled his notes
% that they are examples Of brevity and
elearness and are aftraetiyely printed. The
drawing. we're made by Mr.. VIII Getchell
anil very creditabie 10 his skill as draughts-
man The ordinary person by means of
these irawings will be able to appreciate
The at antsses in the improved systems Of
heating sentilatlng the schoolrooms and
therc ean b. 10 Aoubt but what this exhibit
Will attract .. much attention as any one
exhibit made by any state board Of health
The last OF the plans were shipped to Chi
eigo Saturday.
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SEALED PROPOSALS.

s,sled Proposals viii b. received by the an'lsr
signed until K oc.osk VI Monday, Ma l. i>a3,
ser furnishing all ine materials and ht,s9r to epis
piess. a portv. cocheie aGd aaish port On OF thu
IN. srior OF one of the male psyilipns nj the In
sans. Hospital. augusta. Msire. fisus and spec
ifcsttous NAV be seen ut the superintendent !.
otfe,, AT tue Hospital and al tie Once Of u, u
c.,oub. &rchi,ect, Lewiston. Maine The righ
is rr.cr, ed 10 reject ans or all bids
TKusTExs MAINE INSANE Ho>rtrs1.
Augusta. Maine. aFs-idimsyl
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Proposals Wanted.

The trustees Of the lithgow LibrsTy aBl Read
fn- Room Association CT Augusta lnsiie the sub
mission OF plans for granite Hhrsry building, IN
he submitted By June L. is.es- The teFmsof the
submission ard details, - far a. deirrRinsd ulo
by the tr,Is viii be fHrnishc.i on application
to the undersigned.
LsSnsLt TIr,oas. Secretary.
apr.ieod6wk. Augusta Sic
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Mlarrieo.

HaNCo' X.
Ellsworth hpFil Il, Mr.. Edward j. IItisfove.
of sullivan and Miss Abbir 4, DOwney, OF Els
worth.
Hancock April :. Mr.. Wallace +. t3<-, and
Miss sarah C.. JOY, both Of Hancock.
West Fraaklin-April $ Mr.. George VI Whit
taker and Miss Hattie \. Har'li>od, both of Frank
lin.
SOMERSET
rttt<frId.-Apri! T. Mr.. 'haTlr> y. sanh0rB, nl
Detroit. and Miss Flora burbank, Of pIttsiirtd
hpril t. Mr. Charles o. Niuing aud Miss iitt
: Conamnrr, beth NJ PittsGrii, April : hr
smith Eicsford aud Miss cynthia FArni'aln' both
~ Tittsncid. Ami, :, lIr Herbert +. sha,tnck
aud Mis-. Media iliiston. both of fsttsii, ID
Norriicewock April 10, Mr. Dtlmont u Bun
ker and Miss EsteIle J. Dickinson. both OF Mercer
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Worlds Columbian Exposition

WI be of value to the world by illnstrat-
ing the Improvements in the mechanical
a''s and eniinen, physicians will tell you
a'a the progress in medical agents, has
oen OF equal importance, and As = strength
eiins laxative that Syrup Of Figs is far in
ADVANCE of all others.
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EN- w 'iAiINfstN TiNN1 iN''t'.
our laughter lovers will undoubtedly
welcome with great deal of anticipation
and pleasure, the announcement of the APP
pcarance of Mr.. Charles Dickson, in Mrs.
K. Pachecos excruciatiDgly funny comedy
"lncog," at the Opera House on Thursday
April u. 'incog" has been on a tour for
the past two years during which time it has
scored what were regarded remarkable tri-
umphs, chief among its records being its
runs of 100 nights in New York and 30
each in Boston. Philadelphia, Chica-
20 and San Francisco. 1t has
been compared more than favorably
with comedies like "All the Comforts of
Home, The Private Secretary, and Mr..
Wiikinsons Widows" of which it is one of
that order. 1t will be presented, it is said,
by an excellent company, and should draw
crowded house on the night of its per-
Torrance.
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A Mrs, Huxley of Massachusetts has
bought lot on the corner os Middle ard
Last Chestnu, streets and expects to erect
house their in the near future.
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Local and Business Tips.

The programme for the concert that pre-
''dcs the lecture by Rev. Leroy $. Bean at
'h' Free Baptist church this evening. on
American Citizenship, Its perils and Its
opportunities. is gwen below. Those who
N'ar thu lecture will he more than repaid
fer attending
d. 'in'nsaNHet' Rodney
N"sil'i Mr. IT, = Nafien Mi Mas furner
vi. feuno, Mr.. I;eck,
Nora, Adam,
Mf, fennry
81 Nv uuVs." Willard
Mr.. MsreH.
AnrhuTcd.' Watson
Mr. Rsrk.
TO- thc ta'l'ant Moan wo,Hiw ard
tn9rtc.-N Mrs IL \ Narsier Miss MAY TaTtitr
Mr. rcnnev Mr. Eerk.
Mr. = NJ, iitibert. Hccumpsnis,,
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"pESMNS THOMPSON IN rHI oLp HOME
STEAD.
Dcnman Thompson and his original com
pany in the "Old Homestead were the at
traction at the Opera house Saturday even
ing. anil it proved the greatest since ''Ii92
as regards attendance. The seating capacity
of the house was well testel.
of course the time for crliciaing this
play has long since passed, No one in the
wide world has portrayed the Joshua
Whitcomb" of ncnman Thompson and the
character has lost nothing of its immense
popularity. The principal characters in the
play are taken by members of the original
company, certainly sufficient of praise for
the entertainment. The musical features
even surpassed the expectation of the
audience. One has not full conception OF
the wonderful beauty and sweetness of the
".OM oaken Bucket" until they have heard
it rendered by the cold Homestead Double
| Quartet" palms" by F. +. Barnard
and the choir and the lullaby song were
| delightfully."- rendered and repeated cncores
scarcely satisfied the audience.
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Ihe Non Partisan Y will mee, this Nor
aas evening with Miss Carrie Lei'rohon,
IS Court street.
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he secretary of the citizens Blaine me-
moral committee has received the follow
ing
Il MADISON PLACE.
WAsHINsTo>. D. c.,
April 20. 1875.
Mrs Blaine and her children desire tt
eon'ey TO the people of Augusta their &C
sho*iedgmeat of the Resolutions of ths
%'h OF January. in memory and honor OF
Mr. Blaine, and 10 express their gratitude fol
inc sympathy extended to them in then
greatest sorrow.
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ONE ENJOYS
Both Tie nethDd and results when
syrup Of Fig i taken; it il pleasant
and refsshing to the taste, and acts
gently yet promptly on the Kidneys,
Liver and Bowels, cleanses the sys-
TEN e6sctually, dispels colds, head
aches and fsvers and cures habitual
constipation Syrup Of Figs il the
only remedy Of it, kind ever pro-
duesd, pleasing to the taste and &C.
eep4abls to the stomach, prompt in
itk aetion and truly beneficial in its
effects, prepared only from the most
healthy and agreeable substances, itz
many excellent qualities commend it
to al and have made il the most
popular remedy known.
Syrup Of Figs Is for sale in 60c
and 81 bottles by all leading drug
gista Any reliable druggist who
may not have it on hand will pro-
cure it promptly for any ono who
Wishes to try it do ACT accept any
substitute.
cALlFORNM re SKRUP co.
SAY FRANCISCO. cat.
LOUISVILLE. ~ sew v0sx. ~
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ksaa Nis't hTH. i1t4 VI. ME II says from OUT
OF the fuiuess OF u grateful heart.
Gentlemen:
My age is sixty.two years. At the age Of thirty
was attacked with Eryslpelas Of the head and
face in its most severe form. For years would
have three or four attacks yearly. Myfacc would
be swollen that could not see for weeks. Year
iy the attacks increased in severity and frequency
until my blood was in such condition that had
i almost constantly Life was burden to me.
The disease Affected my head and brain. | thought
should become insane. My sufferings were ter
rbe. At last was confined to a darkened room
aud thought | should never recover, when my
physician prescribed Dalton's Sarsaparlla for my
blood ] commenced TO take it the Spring of 1885,
5sd took It three months, it entirely renovated
and purified my 3ood from all humor and since
that lit time have not had vestige SYM
ptnN Of l.rys pclas. Ny cure is wonderful. |
cannot peak too highly in praise Of Dalton's Sar-
:iilA.
Mrs, Lucy NJ. KEITH,
Belfast, Me, Dec. IS, rS97. No. . Alto st.
Prepared by DALTON SassaPaalLLa CO., Belfast, Ne.
Use I'slton's Pills and r'oster'. also Dslton's
liquid nentfrice for III Teeth aud Gums.
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The Lax for kcnnebec county for the
war i'li - Si'.'eo and is apportionel as
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Dlie0.

II NCt' X.
E,lswarth--Apr T. :. Mr,. Jane 7. Jordan, aged
u years sud month; April : Mr.. 6+bccea iiar
den, aged ~ YEAR. mouth. and DAYS.
ss,issick-Apra i Mr.. T.. 4. Mark. aged =
wears inoutfs and - dsys. April 4. He>7le,
daughter VI Nj. and No. Peter Anderson. ages
u wears.
skowhrgan-sp :, Mrs.. Adene W swain
Mrs Low R., wiit IT lun,as j. keilett.
81 Adams April %, Miss Nira Osborne
Fa.r6eltl-Aprtl ;. I.slc Chase, aged ~ wears.
uarmons-April .. Leonard Bailey aged -
wears.
North Madison April IN CsFu' ot'otrieh
aged = years.
Matii son--tpr. :, Dps. paui'i MAXIM aes71 =
wears John Mcis;a, aged ahoet % years
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Our friends viii please vemem.
Der that under no consideration
viii an exchange Of books bo
permitted aftev any book lsae ieSt
| the sHIce. II 10 not tho puvpooe o.
this of7ce to Institute . circulating
library.
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