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RUNAWAY TEAM.
One of the Horses Dragged Almost
Sixty Feet.

ChO OL IAS hofScS Dragged Almost
Sixty Feet.
a dray team belonging to Charles
SERVER took notion to indulge in lit
tie exercise yesterday about l O'Clock
and, starting from Holbrook, Merrill IL
Stetson's store, ran up j street to Third.
In turning the corner short on their
way to * street, they collided with the
stone pillar there, swinging them in
close to the gutter and throwing the off
horse oil his feet and down on his side.
His companion, however, did not
mind little thing like that and dragged
him and the dray about sixty feet before
he was stopped. A storm blanket which
he had on at the time saved him from
being badly skinned up. but he was con-
siderably lamed.
The horses must have been fed on oats
too much, as it was stated they had in
dulged IN short runaway III the morn
ing,
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temperance Discourse.

Last evening Miss De Yelling of the
Young Women's Christian Temperance
Union spoke at the Seventh-street NJ. e.
Church on temperance and kindred
topics.
This evening a literary and musical
programme will be given at the "Orango
lea" social to be held at the Calvary
baptist Church. There will be a fine
programme and refreshments.
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REPUBLICAN, DOCTRINES.

Senator Perkins and Colonel jackson
to Speak Here.
On Saturday evening next, the 9th
inst, United States Senator George c..
Perkins and Colonel John P. Jackson
will address the public at the Metropoi-
tan Theater at O'Clock.
Senator Perkins is very popular here,
where he lived while Governor, and
there is certain to be a general desire to
welcome him to the city ana listen to his
address on the political issues OF the day.
Colonel jackson is an able speak er.
also, and the Metropolitan Theater will
be crowded.
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TEE FAMILY ABSENT.
Hence the Burglar Had 1t All His
Own Way.

Hence the Burglar Had 1t All His
Own Way.
During the absence of Mr.. and Mrs.
Walter Witherbee on Monday night their
residence, at 1922 n street, was entered
by burglar, who thoroughly ransa elk ed
the place and carried off a quantity of
cutlery, plated ware, etc.
The fellow made the most of his visit
by helping himself to a suit of Mr.. With
erbee's underwear, in lieu of which he
left his own well-worn goods. He also
lett note in which he said the world was
against him because he was a murderer.
and that he took the things because he
was more in need Of them than the
owner.
This burglar would be eligible to mem
bershlp in some communistic club.
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Breaking tho RECORD.

Justice Henry yesterday broke the
marriage record. from standing start and
unpaced. When he said the solemn words
that made Benjamin D. Bennett of Wads-
worth, New. and Kate Wilson of Ala
media man and wife, the watches stopped
at 452, which represents the mum ber of
couples married by the Justice during
his incumbency of that office.
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Farnl Anction Sale.

The auction sale by Bell d Co. OF live
stock, wagons. implements. ETC., on the
farm of l.. r. Davis. eight miles north
east Of the city, on the Rancho del Paso,
Will take place on Thursday morning.
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BRANNAN-In this city, October GOD. Pat.
REX, beloved husband of Mary Brannau
father OF John j., Maggie l.. and Minnie
brannanl, IA native OF County Roscommon
ireland, aged 90 years.
ES~f uneral notice hereafter 3
CANTRELL--At Arno, October 22d. Derby
II. Cantrell Gather of e. III. Cantrell- Mis-
Lipscomb, Mrs Spaulding and Mrs. Oppen.
heim), a native OF rutherford County Zen
nessee. aged 76 years, 3 months and %
dayS.
10 FRIENDS and dacqualntances are respect
iully invited To attend lie funeral toluay
--OctoDer 24th, al 7. n, from his late resi-,
dence. Interment Masonic Cemetery, Elk
NICOLApS-At Union House, Sacramento
county, California. OCTOBER 22d. Albert. SON
OF j. n. ana Lena Nitolaus, q native or
California, aged months and d;ly
E8t rleAds ana acquaintance are respec,.
iuliy invited 10 attend the funeral fnIS
Wednesday, ut 1 z. IL, from the residen 20
OF his grandmother, Mrs. Nicolaus. nortb-
east corner Twenty second ana L streets.
WATSON-In this city, October Dad 7
Watson, Il native of Pennsylvania. ,Ited 4 ;;
years.
E5-FuneraI notice hereafter.
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Real Estate at Auction.

The auction sale by w. II. Sherburn of
the south quarter of the north half of lot
/, in the block between I and J, Secon d
and Third streets, 20xS0 feet, has been
postponed until tomorrow, the 18th, al
IL a, NJ. on the promises.
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An Arizona Tourist.

A man named Thomas Connors. alias
ARIZONA Kid" was arrested by Officer
Talbot last night for embezzling small
sum of money from the proprietor OF the
Intelligence Saloon on Second street.
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BORN.

CoRoNADoW WATER, McMorry sole agent.
Groceries and provisions, 531 NJ street. i
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In Honor of Estec.

a special train of five coaches left here
last evening for Stockton, taking several
hundred Republicans there to participate
in the Estee demonstration. Extra ears
were also taken 10 accommodate the Re-
publicans of other places along the line.
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New xftizen.

Ludwig Sturnl, native of Germany,
was yesterday admitted to citizenship on
the testimony of w. j. Grafmiller and
Martin kretter.
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THE cures effected by the German Sne-
clalist nightly are astonishing those who
crowd Armory Hall nightly.
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MARRIED ladies try SECURE. Take no
substitute. See general notice column. $
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AMUSEMENTS

''In Old Kentucky" drew packed house
at the Metropolitan Theater, last night.
Fully 200 people were turned away.
as even all standing-room was taken.
1t is play full of human interest, fine
stage effects and novelties, aud was we'll
presented by capable people. But the
piece is by no means great one. Its race
scenes are modelled alter those in other
plays; its canyon scene with bridge.
and the heroine swinging over by a
rope, is found III at least three old plays,
In Southern dialect it does not compare
with Alabama" Nevertheless it is a
stirring and interesting story, and with
the novelty of band OF negro boys
greatly pleased.
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RESTAURANT DE- FRANCE,

DANQUET AND WEDDING PARTIES A
- specially. Oysters In every style. 427 K
street FAMILY entrance on Fifth street.
Meals 90 cents nj a carte
HENRI BoULE. Proprietor.
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Mrs. Frances Moeller's musical recital
will take place at Chickering Hall at s
o'clock this evening. Mrs Moeller will
be assisted by Miss Carolee Wi!sey.
pianist and accompanist, and Horace
Croeker, vocalist. The programme will
be u very choice one.
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THE SHOOTING SEASON Isx
i now open. Come and make ~ E9
your pick from WAl. II. ECk- S-Az>esExsa
HARD1'S new invoice of Guns ~SSssNpSN
and liked and loose Ammunition, - W %
etc. from all the best makers New lot OF
Shooting Coats-duck, corduroy and fustian.
Guns choke bored, stocks bent and repairing
on guns and rifles specially. Send for price
list. No. 523 * street.
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at the Clunie Opera House tonight,
"The Plunger," by ID. X. Higgins. 1t is
one of the liveliest of plays, comedy, a
tragedy, farce, melodrama all in one.
The people of the company are more
than clever in this piece-they are strong.
and prove how capable they are in varied
lines of dramatic art.
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DIED.

BUTLER-In this city, October Sd. to the uife
Of Il. Butler q son.
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THE SADDLE ROCK

So 5s-Acccommodations FIRST-CLASS. Free
Bus TO and from hotel
w. J. ELDER, Manager.
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RoAED AND ROOM, 81 20 TO SO FER
ID day. Meals, 25 cents.
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FOREIGN FLASHES.

Cairo lie to have a trolley line,
Scotland is to develop its gold.
France had 800 strikes last year.
There is now an anti-tobacco crusade
in France.
Drought has ruined the maize crop in
Argentine.
Serious riots are in progress at Car
rara, Italy.
A large force Of Italian troops have
been sent to Palermo.
Cashier May OF the Bank Of England
deiaulted for Gl30,000.
Austriansirun producers will limit pro
duction for three years.
The Belgium Diet has rejected the mo-
tion for universal and equal suffrage
The annual civil list or salary paid to
King Humbert Of Italy is about 5000
900.
France will begin this year the con
structlon OF thirty-two war ships OF all
classes.
Diphthera has killed nearly every
child in the government OF SaratofI,
Russia.
A long-distance telephone will soon be
put into operation between Berlin and
Stockholm.
1t is estimated that in the whole OF
Europe over 500, 900 women hold public
appointments,
The amount Of gold and silver bullion
in the Bank Of France at the present
time is G1l9,57s,55l.
The cartoon Bismarck in Berlin y
has got its publisher into jail az libeler
Of Chancellor Csprivi.
The iron masters Of Austria and Hun
gary have agreed to renew the iron ring
for another three years.
Eight ears loaded with human hair ar
rived in Paris. recently, consigned TO
dealers in that merchandise.
The Lebanon express. (Lebanon, Linn County, Or.) 1887-1898, 1894-01-26

moSiess att
IN attelpsaaeo'on ~, .,.. Ore
t{Sxh equal that witch wiN the
ceremony Of breaking groun& fhen.
fully 10000 people gathered d 10 BIZ
of wilderness where, in fot short
months, a veritable city Of pull ces has
been created.
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Tweekly Circular Letter. No. i0.l

fornia M;dw;nter International ysxnns;-
tion shall tale nlaee on SATURDAY. Inn
a. This dec;s;,n has heen reached after
A careful consideration of all the cir-
cumstances ana there Z fnll assurance
nm the nart ~ tbose u,ho ora In cbarga
of the preparations that everything will
be in readiness al that time, The great
fire at the Columbian Exposition on the
night of Jan. g did not damage the ak
hibits intended for transfer to san Fran,
cisco, except that n few Of the cases in
which they were hacked were pretty
well drenched with water. Luckily.
however. the contents of the cases were
not injured and as n matter of fact
such yery small pronortion az the Mid.
winter display remained unshinped Mt
the time of the fire TINT the delay will
not be aggravated on its account BE.
fore this letter is read the last carload of
exhibits will have left Chicago for San
Francisco, and before that time also the
scores of other carloads which are now
on the way to San Francisco will have
been unloaded in the Sunset CITY and
placed in position in the different build
ings in which they have been assigned a
location
These buildines are beeinninp In at-
tract from visitors the praise thew iustly
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posi- JViiner chs
the .... aie lock and Ne
lusesto>.rs.. Z. .--.4 contest for the
Office is ended
Employees Of the Santa Fe from Ia
Junta, Col, have informed Governor
Waite they have received no salary since
last October, and many Of the men ana
families are on verge Of starvation, The
wages for November and December, they
say, have been promised at different
times, but in every instance the pay
failed to come.
William Henshaw was brutally mur-
dered three years ago near the northern
boundary OF Wayne county, Ind, and
now Rev. Benjamin Baldwin, u Method
ist minister who formerly occupied
pulpit there and is now at Troy, o., has
made . confession Of the murder. He
was jealous Of the attention Of Henshaw
to the girl he loved
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DihinE Cars On Ugd.n H"n,~.
PULLMAN HtEPET si.EErEhs
AND
ssc"nd- CH-s Sleeping Cars Attseh.s w
All Through Trnins.
WEST stitk DtVthlON.
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tie
not
in
ut
from
at San
: 1t was
I'd to de-
,f a par
IN
n, rescued
N through
&ar Empire.
rly dead when
thoss, who ran
,t;la Aoepcv ra.
,ries for the past
Ii thirty-one for
Il twenty-follr for
ilSe3.
- hos rrlod
u "a < N MI ca,, 49,
III = 4 ~, a,,or,, vor
The charges
,a, charaac-
d have al
~ Generol
and nart;as
,tch i,s can;tale teJs
"a thltsol.
L u salect;no
eate q colony
nd winenlakers
H'' II7I '.Nl
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is said, has an.
prospect that the
.e.cutter Corwin
onolulu with dis
Willis.
liiornia has intro
ting $3.50, 1000 to be
rection Of the Sec
0 investigate and
st plan to reclaim
extreme suffering
Of Pine Ridge
the bureau Of
5 ridicule the
ians are g dying
5000 for the
phn Stark passed
scussion, touch
\, during which
could not afford
ier cent to build
the report that
thas demanded
is. 1t can be
I nothing Of
ainted at in
tween the two
lisallowed the
Izens Of $4,000
the Board Of
Worlds Fair.
she was wrong
office, and sub
mount.
Utah asked unan-
House for consid-
,mitting Salt Lake
indebted, including
less, to the amount
taxable valuation.
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Al AlbaHy and Corvallis connect with maliu
Of Oregon Pacific railroad
Express train daily except sunday
]a0 Y, y, Iyoiu. Portland .au.Ar $40 A n
73b =. ". At McMlnnvill.. .LV, $50 AZ
TuR0IICU iHICkETg 70 all p0lnit m te
lHNuuun lluhGlD Eaxiern states 0aulis
and EnrOp.san De nbiAineti' ut ldwestiates Irdla
!. A. Bennett agent, Lebanon, N
X. koch I.ER, ML
H. p. ROGERS. Asst G.F. ~ Pass AeoB
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WAsmISGroS, Oct. BIZ. General Il. II.
Casey, chief Of the army engineers, i'll his
annual report 70 Congress- asks for 81,
800, 600 for coast defence and a much
larger sum for river and halbor work IN
all sections Of tile country. The coast
defence has SO far cost this govel nment
NJ, OF 600 which sum is 4 small fraction
NJ the amount estimated, and permits tho
defence of only few of the ports indi-
Gated in the original plan. Among the
appropriations recommended for New
England We're: Mossabesic Bar. Me-, 50,
900; Narraguagus river, Me, 100000;
breakwatcr from Mt. Desert to Porcupne
island, Bar Harbor, Me-, so, 600; Baga-
duce river, Me-, 50, 900; Belfast harbor,
Me, 80, 600; Camden harbor, Me-, 50, "A
600; Rockland harbor, Me-, 500, 900; Ken
nebec river, Me-, 5000 channel in
back cove, Portland, Me-, $50, 900; Saco
river. Me, $4,000; Cocheco river, n. H.. !,
so 00O
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1t IL 4 ~evele INDICTMENT VI PepAli~nl
n lli@h IL li0a4ut TN thc Business Men \
l.eagHe Of Denver. This is a noil- lfolitical
organization witA membership u some
vi 0NO. composed NJ Republicans, Demo
crats and Independents. The eNecu-
tiNe committee nj tht league has made
4 lerMi in MAiCh III Is stated that TIKI
BORROWING power Ut Colorado property
at the time Of the last census was
Second only "a that Mi New ork: thai
this Vast capacity " absorbing invest-
neut~ Has shrWAk until public credit has
been destroyed afna values to the extent ii
~a0@0 90, N# haya disappeared for TIE
tmt Being and THAT the average price 1T
Which READ estate in Denver is now selling
il only one third of it- officially assessed
Valuation Before the PupuliSt party came
into ltoWtr Fho committee takes account
of course. oi the fail of silver. the effect
M Anti silver legislation. apd the business
Depression anf uncertainty, hut ii Says
that all these are not fairly cllargeablt-
With more than half the property loss IN
Cal4lalle Though silver iit~ declined.
the production 81 cold has Increased and
the farmers crops have been large. The
committee further alleges that al the
pIesent TIME 4 dollar cannot be borrowed
on five dollars worth OF gold ore actually
in seht There is q complete paralysis Of
manufactures, because capitalists. who
would gladly loan money for such enter
prises under normal conditions. avoid a
State where the vagalieS Of Socialism,
thiny yelled under the name Of Populism,
menace capital. Thousands OF farmers de
sire to settle upon the irrigabe lands OF
tile State, but here Also development is
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a Whales Intelligence.
THE pEEILs AND EXCITEMENT ATTEND
ING THEIR CAPTURE.

! THE pEEILs AND EXCITEMENT ATTEND
INC THEIR CAPTURE.
Conan DOYLE the novelist, is now lee
turing IN this country In sketch of
him published in the Boston journal the
writer SAYS: The habit Of keen obscrva-
ton, which has done SO much to make
| Conan DOYLE what lie is TO- day, is illus
! trated in many ways. Take, for instance
his description of whale fishing. When
on the Arctic whaler in the capacity Of
surgeon. he aid not content himself BY
merely following his professional career,
| but participated with the crew in the
perils and excitement attendant on killing
whale But let him tell the story him
self
lit is not that the present generation is
Hes skilfnl than its predecessors; nor il it
that the Greenland whale is in danger Of
becoming extinct; but the true reason APP
pears to be that nature. while depriving
this unwieldly mass Of blubber VI any
weapons has given it in compensation a
highly intelligent brain. That the whale
entirely understands the mechanism Of his
capture is beyond dispute. To swim
backward and forward beneath foe. in
the hope of cutting the rope against the
sharp edge of the ice is common device
degrees, however, it has realized the fact
that there are limits to the powers Of its
advelsaries, and that by keeping far in
among the ice fields it may shake of the
most intrepid Of pursuers. Gradually the
creature has deserted the open sea and
bored deeper and deeper among the ice
barriers, until now. at last. it really APP
pears to have reached inaccessible feeding
grounds; and it is seldom, indeed, that
the watcher in the crow nest sees the
plume OF spray and the black tail in the
air which set ms heart a-thumpina.
But if man have the good fortune to
he present at a fall and above all, if he
be as have been, in the happening and
in the lancng boat lie has taste Of sport
which ii would be i'll to match To play
a salmon is a royal game. but when your
fish weighs more than surhuban villa,
ana is worth a clear two thousand pounds;
when toe. your line is thumb's thick
ness ot manila rope With 80 strands. every
strand tested for 36 pounds, ii ClWartS All
other experiences. And the lanciug. too
when the creature is spent and Noul
boat pulls in IL giye the coup ~ Grace
with eold steel, that IL also exciting a
hundred tens Of despair are chnrnin@ the
water up into led foam. two great black
this are rising ana Failing like the S.sil> NJ
a windmill casting the boat into a shadow
a. they aroop over it, but stu the hai
noulltl clings t@ THE lleaG where na halm
can come. anal. WITH the wooden hlitt nf
tie IL foot lance against his StomM n, he
presses ii home until the l"ug struggle iS
Finished ANA Nv blaek bitls rpl~ eN.l f@
~ poSc the liVid. whitish Surface beneath.
Nei and ali the excitement AND nN 9mr
rs I'LL .4 4 at
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All Coal guaranteed satisfactory il weight quality ni daNt
Special tenoM d.crN outside the limits:

j a TTODatc 0TITt flFIT Be7TaSt, WIfNIN f0T
the County of Waldo on the secontl Tuesday of
October. A. ID. 1894
WESTON N FIERCE, Administrator he bons
M non. with the viii annexed, IF WOpDARp
PIERCE, late Of Prospect, i'll said County Of Wal
license 10 sell. al public or private sale, muri,
Of the real estate Of said lecea stii as Mill produce
the -uln IL pn, hundred dollars.
order be published three weeks successfully IN
the Republican journal printed III Belfast that
thcv IMAM appear III 4 Probate tnlrt br ilt-ld NJ
Belfas5. within and for said County. On the second
Tuesday of November next, Al len OF the clack
before and ~hpw N.ill~,-. IA aal they haya,
vhN tine praNtr NJ stid tetttiplrr SluHld nat Ae
granted
gro. +. JOHNSON. inj.e.
\ true eopy. Attest
swia lHiMtH N PARkHn Register
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side that wins tie greatest number OF
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BELFAST DIRECTORY.
RAILROADS AND STEAMBOATS,.


| Steamers leave Belfast as follows: For
Camden, Roolland and Boston Mondays,
Wednesdays ana FRIDAYS at (abnut) 2 y.
IN. For Sear>port, Bucksport, Winterport,
Hampton and Bangor. Tuesdays, Thurs
DAYS and SATURDAYS at (;thpuD S-.in 4. m, IN
upon arrival nf steamer tor Boston,
Steamer Castinc leaves Belfast for Green's
Landing and intermediate points at 10 y. m,
Wednesdays ana Saturdays. Arrives about
: y. IN. Mondays ana Thursdays.
Steamer Golden Rod arrives from Castine
and Islesbo at 10 80 a, M. leaves at z
Steamer Emmeline arrives from South
West Harhor and intermediate landings
Monday afternoons leaves Tuesdays at >
a,
Steamer Viking runs from Bangor "
Rockiand Tuesdays, Thursdays and Satur-
days. touching at Lewis wharf, Belfast
about ii a. m. Rocland NJ Bangor Mon
days, Wednesdays and Fridays, Az Belfast
abuut p III.
CHURCHES.
Baptist, High street, Eey. John 4 Tilton,
pastor Preaching service lit 1915 a. ILL,
Sunday, SUNDAY School at T. Christian
Enleavor meeting at r. IN. Prayer meet
ing at ! p. IN. Thursday evening prayer
meeting at I Junior q. N Thursdays at
4 30 u. IN.
congregationalist, corner Of Market and
II I'll streets, Rev. II. I. Hack, pasto-.
Preaching At 1o.45. y. III. Sunday School az
II m. Y. 7. S. q. E. at 4 y. M; prayer
meeting or lecture at I y. IN. Weekly pray
er meeting Thursday evening at o'clock
Junior Y, +. Thursday At N II n
Methodist, Miller street, Rev. :. l.. Hans
com, pastor. Prayer meeting at 9. a. m. !;
preaching service 1T 10 4. NH; Sunday
,hoNl al II noon; George Pratt ErWortn
League prayer meeting at q ". M, business
meeting first Monday each month at y. IN
Sermon or lecture Sunday Al ! Il. nj. Glass
l,t.., .tt ,l..,-
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