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The Waco evening news. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 1891-1894, 1894-02-21

not be wholly caudid and u,s
this a ivertisement with the dsI
ton that the boys will 6ud
arriving here a faro bank 70, J
church and a "1rap" game for
school? And that if not uti
with the ordinary school ere,cI
foot ball aud lawn tennis, the
W Ii have ample facllitie, for !
taught the less vigorous, bat J
fascinating games OF keno
"chuck-a luck by skilled
fessors.
Why, when you advertise
this is the great sanitarul Of
south, and the Athens Of I.1,s
yon not be honest and adaW
circulars that "W acn is the
promise for the conf 'ence nd
card sharp, aud the Mecca TO-
all the faithful gamblers come
they are driven from other toEl|
tie strong arm OF the law 30
active eff )rts OF fearless C3|
" no hold principle above peql
and duty and cons ,lence hlghdl
election inh lence?'
Syme people, who are incIlnd
take things easy, and ars
credusous, say that gamblnsc1
be suppressed This is all $
take. Did you ever egamll9
city ordinances and the state ~
on this subject? Tney are ~
than the lays of the Msd'
Persians. Go TO some attorney
get him to show you these ls''
appearances are worth sDvl|
you will fool your time awaI y
ask this iafor nation OF az ~
because after you have rssl
laws, as an honest man you WHY
,lude that those gentlemen
never read what you will
Now while | am in a comman'r,1
mood, let me tell you another y
In a few days the gambling "
will ostensi u be closed lnss1
Jury meets in NJ lrcb, ana ~
peripatetic, hy by night st]
gamblers will sklp. The re'l.|
ocal series will close, not esPs'1
because the grand jury IS W
sene, for they kept open non"
ng tie sessions OF tne w" .,,)
grand jaries, but for tna' "" !
md another stronger anu +
potent one, for the effect 'n'' j
dosing will have upon the w. \
election in April. Now /
you in time. Don't les 'ui N
you. If this admlnls'ra'lOD Nj
invested with the mun'c'P:'f
lad machinery, the els. ~. \
,ears will be worse 'n'n 'f,,tI
our. Citiz ens, voters
eachers, pastors y OuIhs,
mothers, sisters AMI dangpWss ,,,
sue presented is, shan ""
Governed by laws or ou'i .",s' d
rider prevail or anarchy, ' y, ID
he statutes be extcuteo " .h,,,l
.eeligence and weakness VI Isl
The Waco evening news. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 1891-1894, 1894-02-21
\ ROuSlGg and Enthusiastic
Meeting Last NIGHT.
lDDRESSES By pROllllEll Cll!lEAS
Thirty Thousand Dollars Vas Subscribed,
and the Palace is an assured Fact.

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The Waco evening news. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 1891-1894, 1894-02-21

'"V'eu' ne "a' '''o 'Io WV
nave the Cotton + 'lace' ana tna' IL
No'ld be a maga'hcen' ah'if'
At the conclusion of MIR. Nil
wards remarks the lists of subscrip-
lions were read as follows
S w Sla7den, $500, J I Davis,
$500, f Rotao. $500 j 8 McLen
don, $500; " w Ssley, $500; X O
Rouu.avaIl $50, James Is Baker,
$500; V X mendo, 500; Texas
& raiu sni PROVISION company, 500;
he Rolan Grocery conra y. 500;
NJ A Cooler q Go. 500. NJ y
Darlington ~ son, $3.50. John r
B ,ttle, $50; Horne q Williams,
300; n X S4samau, SIS r chard
Coke, Jr, $50; II & Upys, $50;
James I Moore, $50; r q
Gaiu,s, 1850; Joe F Eu',op, $50,
n4rey c Cuamberllu, $25; ID
Rniey q Son, $50; Joe J Harrison,
$25; Tom PAdgtt, 81 0oo; AT
lieroein, $500, } Im Crowler, $500;
T p spark. $2G0, J w higgins,
81 00O; II T Dennis q Co., $3.50;
Winston 81 lliggiuson, 500; Z n
Curtis, $50, W f Lynch, So;
Prade, 500; Joe Lebman, 800;
Dagger u Vincent, $50; J Ii Cur
rain, S25; c Racugnio, $50; Il
; Khgo, $50; o Bruhl, $50; n i
8ruel, 800; NJ M.zause, %25;I
Thomas Same, $25; Warrsn, SO;
g Reese, 1s25; A Il p noxa S25
Cow Lung, So; a IL Wlnfrey, $50;
" alter Fort Il Co, $50; Hays
rros, $50, HIl Bros Il Co,
$50; A & Sneed e Go. SO;
Il a Burleson, S25; a } Herr a.
Bro, So; + Ray Napier, 80
Charles r Young, $50; ] Q j !
X lng, $50; NJ |. Graves, S35; q II
shelton, $50; j w Hale, $50; G
b i'oscoe, SO; James + Melton,
$25, G Guy Rely, s25; O Hal |
bert, $50, j A league, So; N 4
Harris, f25, p Il llepgs SO; w !
A Howard, 50; II G Back a25;
r c Broen, so; } K Terr~ll, $25 |
Ell strauss, &5C; VIM NJ Kslielt, /
500; Jno + Ii1rsial, &25: II 4 /
Ambo.d, $50; W II jenkins, s25;
} T Prinm, S25, T 4 Blair, s55; T |
II Hrowp,425; WI Burke s. }; Dee
Cook, 40; j Il Spark, SO; a Nc
X enna, $50; j + OrcnarJ, S25; f d |
SIS; Jno NJ Jones So
Geo w Snunway, so; A G Patton,
s25; A Prose- 1T, $50; l. Emmanuel,
$50; 3 9 Watt, So; Sam Childs,
S25 II l. Lone, So, Hudson T.y-
or, $25 w V Williams, *25; G
VI Henry, So; Dan Well, $25; p
: Kenyon, so; j f 5 amp, 50;
W q S.raus, a25; Conaof,
Fucker u ca, alo0, Thos
A Costello, S25; Waco Steam
sundry, $lC0; sleeper, Clifton &
Dake, 500; I n Robins and J j
)onpor, S25; W ID Jackson, $50
{ Deane, $50; j L Bergstlom,
20 tors&ard. Slaughter ~ BIom,
400; Il NJ Lyon, 500 john a
dunroe, 500; W A Brown, *loo;
. 4 W God ward, $50; t IL Kessler
I 20, so; + Pearson, SO;
b l. heIldge, S25; NJ Bash
ell' SO; b + Baker, s25;
{ ID farro", S25; } Z
\ dram SD5. X ftinnn 80, T'bnn,o,
The Waco evening news. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 1891-1894, 1894-02-21

An organ For sale' IN
An excellent new c,sAD x,vs y
hand affair. Call At HE wv
The Waco evening news. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 1891-1894, 1894-02-21

10 our bald headed friends:
"47ll" will make your hair grow.
Dlsmuke will guarantee ii; ga, a
bottle from him.
The Waco evening news. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 1891-1894, 1894-02-21
Don't Tobacco spit or Smoke Your
Life AWAY

Is the truthful, startling title OF lit
tie book that tells all ABOUT No-to-bac.
the wonderful harmless guaranteed
tobacco habit cure. The cost is tri
fling and the man who wants to quit
and cant runs no physical or financial
risk in using "No-tobac Sold by
II G. FISHER d Co, and all druggists
Book at Drug Stores or by mail
free. Address The Sterling Remedy
Co, Indiana Mineral Springs, ind.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1894-03-02
Markets BY TELEGRAPH.
Financial.

New York, March l. 4 p. m.-Money on call
is easy at per cent The last loan was al |
per cent, and at the closing was offered at
per cent.
Prime mercantile paper, 4Q541a per cent
Bar silver 0Jc
Mexican dollars 4Sc.
Sterling exchange is firm with actual bust
sixty days and 81 Ssl4 sSI4 for demand;
posted rates 81 ga g..
Commercial bills 81 S604 85+a for sixty
days ana 81 otlaGIl S7z4 for demand.
Government bonds drm. State bonds dull.
Railroad bonds strong.
Silver at the Stock Exchange to-day was
neglected.
New York March Business at the stock
exchange TO day showed a material increase.
Save for break in Sugar at the opening from
92s to SJ25. the bulls had the market under
complete control from start to finish. En-
couraged by reports from Washington that no
radical change would be made in the tariff
law, the bulls took hold of the market vi q
vim aud prices mounted up s'eajIly.
Whether their premises as to the sen
ate action ana the effect of the same
De correct or not, remains to lie
seen, Railway earnings for January as re-
ported by the Louisville and Nashville and
Big -Four roads, we're more favorable than ex-
pected, and this added to the bulllsh feeling.
j. or the tirSt time in weeks the market showed
81 MS of broadening and commission houses
had orders from out of town clients for the
graugers, lndustrials and Western Union
London parted with some St Paul early IN
the Qay. DOJ later the foreigners DOQgnt
Louisville and Nashville. Its offerings Of st.
Paul we're quickly absorbed. however, and
the price, when the foreign selling orders had
ueen executed crossed 90. . AIKEN altogether,
the feeling was more confident than for
long time past and in he closing hours there
was an approach to Duoyancy. The improve
ment ranged from d to "a per cent, with
sugar in the lead. This stock Jumped from
S0A TO e5ta General Electric rose ia to A.;
sugar. preferred, 2's to &C; Burlington and
Quincy r. to 1855: Chicago Gas Ia TO G4l4:
Rock Island la to 6oB; Laeltawanna Ia to
lG7%; Louisville and Nashville ~ to 4s54;
Manhattan ~ to 1874; Western Union . to
&c ana Union Pacific / 10 l97s Richmond
Terminal securities were higher on the o1i-
cal announcement of the modification Of the
reorganization plan. The assessment on the
common stock has been reduced to $40 per
share, and the subscribers are TO get on all
future payments % per cent. in bonds. and -
per cent in preferred stock IN the closing
dealings speculation was Duoyant. with prices
at the highest point OF the day. The net
changes show an advance II e to per cent.
There was a good demand for railway and
miscellaneous bonds throughout Business
was well distributed and prices moved UP
anywhere from to 8 per cent. sales listed
stocks aggregated $4,000 shares; unlisted
g3OlO. sugar was dealt in to the extent Of
S. % shares.
New York March The following we're
the losing quotations a. the stock Exchange
TODAY:
Ann Cotton Oil. q Missouri Pacific. % =
do pret"....,. e. Mobile & Ohio.... II
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futures RANGED as follow.

Baltimore March Flour duh and I'M
changed; western superior 81 70DB2 0O west
ern extra 81 l00S3 81; western family 81 90
0S3 co. winter wheat, patent 80 1898 80;
spring wheat patent SO 750Si 90: straight
- 25GS3 80. Wheat strong and higher: No.
z red spot 6OalD6O5c; March 604qGObc May
by sample, 6O06lc Corn firm; mixed spot
4OR0iO3ac; March 4O9s04Ossc; April 4O5 q
4l1sc; May 1taGHAc; steamer mixed 40c
ia; southern by sample, 42H4i3c; southern,
white western 561a037c; No. mixed western
Si12Q35c. Rye firm; No. 2, 57(15Sc. Hay
Qulet; good TO choice timothy sl4 5009l5 90.
Grain freights firm, with improved inquiry;
steam to Liverpool, per quarter Is 9d6l2s for
March; Cork, for orders, per quarter. IS 419d;
cotton I'd -four lie Provisions firm; mess
pork, Sl5 30. Bulk meats-loose shoulders
'4c; long clear sac; clear rib sides and
picked shoulders SC. Sugar-cured smoked
shoulders SIC; hams 1l2[c. Lard refined
~ o. Butter firm: creamery fancy. 10;
creamery, fair to choice, 28425c; creamery,
imitation 10000 ladle fancy lsc; good to
choice I4@l5e; rolls fine 16916c; rolls, fair to
good liGl5c; store packed l2c. Eggs easy.
lt0l7c. Gomez quiet Rio, In cargoes fair
Whisky steady at 81 240Sl Is
Cincinnati March Flour. spring patents
50 31@$8 30 family 81 25ls. So Wheat
quiet; No. 2, red 55l,c Corn quiet and
steady; No mixed nc; No. 2 yellow
81 NC; No. white size. Oats quiet: No 2
mixed 3l4c; No. white 331ac. Pork-city
clear family Sl3 20. Lard steady: steam leaf
714c kettle dried 7ssc. Bacon steady; shout
derS 6Rc; loose short rib sides TIC: loose
short clear sides nc. Whisky steady at
IL IS.
st. Louis, March Flour hrmer; patents
81 s56$3 90 fancy 81 l50$2 25 choice al $50
- CO. Wheat higher; May 56B@5?c; JuIy
5S5sc asked Corn weak; March 3@7sc asked;
May $3.50 asked. Oats higher; MAY closed
S096c asked. Professionalism mess sl2 500
~ %; on orders Sl3 90. Lard prime steam
at "a o. nominal Dry sailed meats-should-
ers So Is; longs SO S74a; clear rios s. 90; shorts
~ % Bacon-boxed shoulders SO rs; longs
- 10; clear ribs 81 00lD37 1917; shorts So 2S6l
~ 37h. High wines steady at 81 10
Rice.
New York, March Rice quiet and steady.
domestic fair to extra, 31l952sc; Japan "A
New York. Marsh Wool, moderately
pulled 1926.
Petroleum, Oils, Etc
New York, March l. 49, Cotton seed oil
quiet and easy; crude 2sc; yellow 33c
New } ork, March Petroleum steady
lngton, in bulk, s. so: refined nominal New
York, in barrels, S. Is: PHILADELPHIA and
Baltimore in barrels, s. 10; Philadelphia and
Baltimore, in bulk, ~ 6o9S2 ID.
Naval Stores.
New York, March 1.--Rosin dull, steady;
strained, common to good, 81 100M Is. Tur-
pentine quiet and stead1er at 3lt5032c
Charleston, March Spirits turpentine
firm at DC Rosin firm at 81 co for good
strained.
Wilmington, N. c.. March 1.--Rosin firm;
strained, e0o; good strained, 95c Spirits
Crude turpenttne quiet; hard 81 10; soft
ana virgin, 81 80
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Recelpts.

Per Central railroad. March 1856 bales
cotton, 57l bbls rosin, is casks clay, l50 bbls
oil, 10 bbls spirits turpentine $50 tons pig iron
l4l pkgs domestics, ll6 pkRs mdse, II cases
handles, 10 pkgs furniture, 10 sacks potatoes
% pkgs household goods, 6 cooking stoves %
bbls whisky 2 half bbls whisky, 10 kegs
whisky, % pkgs hardware 8 bbls empty bot
ties. cases bottled beer, 2 bbls syrup " car
lumber, car coal, II cars wood, / still 26O
bags blood.
Per Charleston and Savannah Railway.
cars fertilizers, | car wood, 8 pkgs tools
cases rubbers, cases fluid, case attach
ments 6 pkgs spring beds, case canned
goods. bales plaids, hing pipe 2 coils pipe.
100 sacks grits, 90 sacks meal, 55 boxes
tobacco.
Per Savannah, Florida and Western rail
way, March lilo bales cotton, cars wood 4
cars hay, cars bran, 3 cars -four, so stoves 50
gridles, cars oats, car coal, empty drum,
80 pkgs handles. II sacks rough rice, Dbl
cider, pkRs household goods, 3 bbls gum
Dbl preserves, l73 pkRs mdse, 10 bales hides,
dS GALES moss, 8 retrige atOTs ferries bales
wool, 1000 boxes fruit 80 Dbls fruit, 226 boxes
vegetables. 1857 bbls vegetables, ID cars rock
IL cars lumber, 233 bbls rosin, IS bbls spirits
turpentine.
Per Florida Central and Peninsular rail
way, March IL ,355 bbls rOstn. 40 bales cotton,
ISL bbls spirits turpentine 10 bbls whisky. s
cases cigarettes, 1856 boxes tobacco, | case
crockerY, sacks potatoes % sacks peas
| case cigars coop chickens, | case hosiery
car household goods bale sheeting. Is pcs
bdls beds bureaus. / keg otis, 2 bales
domestics, case clothing 500 boxes oranges,
30 casks clay. horses, / saddle, bdls iron,
II bars iron.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1894-03-02


Tybee. March l-5 90 pm. arrived and an
chored an unknown bark. $50 wind n,
light, clear
Beaufort. SC. March ARRIVED Port Royal.
sehr W " Ralsen, from New York
New Orleans, March Cleared, steamship
City Of Dallas Livingston; Tyre Bocas del
Toro; Nesta, Liverpool S Pizatti, Ceiba.
Port Eads, March Arrived, steamship
Marlborough lBrl. Stevenson, Livingston:
bark Julia, Reed, Cienfusgos.
Sailed, steamship FoXhall Port Limon.
Jacksonville, March Entered schrs Les
Yer A Lewis, Burgess, Baltimore; J 5 Hos
klns Bennett, Baltimore.
Charleston. March Arrived, steamer Iro-
quols, Remington, New y ork, proceeded
Jacksonville schrs VIM w Converse, Hig-
gins, Norfolk; Sarah J Rawson.
Cleared, bark Garrison Doe NOR, Olsen.
81 Petersburg: schrs Mary SANFORD. Rut-
ledge; Boston; Clara f Bergen, Burroughs,
New York.
Mobile, March ARRIVED schr NJ A Aehorn,
Kingston; bark Rose Eliam lBrl, Catterin;
schr Nellie L Morse, Grimm, Baltimore
Cleared, barks Maitland [Norl, Enifseu,
Carnarrau; Valparaiso DAM, Buenos Ayres
steamship Regulus RUS, Forssell, Iampico
and PrOgresso.
Baltimore, Feb 27-Sailed, schr Ida Law
renee Campbell Savannah.
Philadelphia, FeO 27-Cleared, schr Robert
Snyder Guthrie. Savannah.
Rotterdam, Feb 25-Arrived, bark Sophie
Helene lNorl, Olsen, Savannah,
TdrlfG, Feb 2l-Passed. brig Cecilia [Spl,
Gl0ernan, Savannah for Barcelona.
GraVesend, Feb Passed, bark Seladon
Nor, London for Pensacola
st Louis du Rhone, h e . 22-Arrlved, steamer
Topa2e lBrl Brunswick.
Hamburg, FEB 26-Arrtved. bark Angela di
Amore lItall Parodi. savannah
Deal, Feb 26-Passed, bark Sunbeam FNorl
Hansen, Darien for Amsterdam.
Grimstad, Feb 20-Arrlved bark Godthaab
lNorl Bic, Savannah for Dantzic
For additional shipping news
see other columns
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1894-03-02
Fruit and Vegetable Market.

New York, March Palmer Rivenburg &
co. say: Oranges. indian and Halifax river,
fancy, s. 5OG300; other brights selected
92.UOg2.50, lines, ST. 75G2,25; russets. selected
tl.5Oa2.0j; lines. $3.50 rs: tangerines, $500
H4O; mandarins. Sl.5)n250; grape fruit
~ 0J93.50; strawberries, 20G40c beets 75em
$780, cabbage, sl.5Olt2.00; eggplant So GOA.
400; peas S150025O; lettuce Al 50llI rs:
squash, Sl.50l2U0; beans S20O64OO. toma-
toes, - 00D400; cucumbers, S3. OOd5.OO.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1894-03-02
Exports.

Per Norwegian bark Electra for st Peters
burg 900 bales cotton, valued at S71, III.
Per Norwegian bark Ludwig Holberg for
new port OF st Petersburg 1875 bales cotton,
valued at $108 107.
Per steamship Gate City for Boston
$40 bales upland cotton. 265 bales sea island
cotton. 347 bales domestics and yarns. 10 bbls
rice, "a bbls Tosin, 255 bbls spirits Jurpentine,
3dE5i feet lumber, q bales hides, fl refrigera-
tors berries, G,02l pkgs fruit, 81 pkgs vegeta-
bles III casks clay, car slaves bales wool
30 bbls oil, 20 bbls oysters, - cases eggs, $50
pkgs mdse.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1894-03-02

Pilot charts and all photographic informa-
ton will be furnished masters OF vessels free
Of charge in United States Hydrographie OF
tce in the custom house. Captains are re-
Quested to call at the office.
Reports Of wrecks and derelicts received for
transmission to the navy department.
SCALES, Ensign u 5 N, in charge.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1894-03-02

Per steamship D H Miller from Baltimore
JACOBSEN, b l. Bowie, 4 b Bowie.
Per steamship Gate City for Boston
f A Jones, c j Means, X w King, Mrs Il l.
Crosby, Master Arthur Crosby.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1894-03-02

Steamship Decatur II Miller, Billups, BaIt-
more-John Carolan. Agent
Bark Gler [Brl McNutt, London, ballast
Duckworth, Turner & Co.
Schr 4 duBignon, Turner, Norfolk, coal
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1894-03-02
North Americana Review
MARCH, 1894.

VTNHE House of Representatives and the
Il House OF Commons, by the Secretary OF
the Navy; The New Aspect OF the Woman
Question, Sarah Grand, author OF The
Heavenly Twins" Present Chance for
American Shipping. u. S. Commissioner of
Navigation; The outlook for War in Europe.
Archibald Forbes; Natural Monopolies and
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EXPORTS OF COTTON.

New Orleans March 1.-The following is the
New Orleans cotton crop statement from
sept. | to Feb. Is, inclusive: Port receipts
5 1856 s26 bales, against 42937 56 bales last year
and 6 0J4 57s bales the year before last. Over
land to mills and Canada GU. SOL bales against
and 00) 478 bales the year before last Int
rior stocks in excess OF Sept. /. 269 123 bales
against 3l0073 bales for the same time last
year, and I48 627 bales the year before last
southern mill takings, exclusive Of consump-
ton at southern out-portS, 467 0S6 bales this
year. against 454 "a bales last year. and 413 III
bales the year before last Crop brought into
sight during lo2 days to date $3.50. 500
bales, against 5.77f3i3 bales for the same
time last year, and 956 G5I bales the year re-
lore last. Crop brought into sight for Feb.
ruary $50 47 ales. against as 1876 bales last
year and 748 so ales the year before last
Crop movement into sight for five days OF
this week, from / 90. "A TO Feb. Is, inclusive,
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SAVANNAH MARKETS.
OFFICE MORNING NEWS. !
Savannah, Ga. March 1, 1891. (
COTtnn

There was an advance of &c in the local
--.,+ market to-day. The transactions, how
we're light, as offerings were
- The demand was fair, and
.7 zone Of the market held steady throughout
5av Sales for the day were 60 bales. On
'-range at the first call at 1870 a m, the
let was bulletined Lice advance on all
-r,des over yesterdays closing quotations;
.se .. es being 80 bales. At the regular mid
5ar ,all at p. m, it advanced another 1-l6c
a oIr ground. with sales of q bales. At the
I'D and last call at D. m, the market
e-ossd steady with no sales. The following
80 the closing quotations at the Cotton Ex-
change:
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steamship Gate City, Boston.
Schr John r Halliday. ST Simons.
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MARINE INTELLIGENCE.

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sun Sets................ Observation-Disclosures. SAL
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Rice.

The market is active and firm The quota
tians az the Board Of Trade are as folloMs:
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Friday, March 2, 1894
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