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Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1894-10-04
WEST VIRGINIA DENTAL ASSOCIATION
In Annual Session at Parkersburg-Eany
Dentists Present.
SreciaI 10 the Register.

SteetaI 10 the Register.
PARKERsBURG, w. VA, October g.
The West Virginia State Dental AsSo-
citation is holding its regular annual
meeting in this city beginning to-day.
A large number of members are present
from different parts of the State, and
much business OF Importance TO the So
ciety will be transacted.
The following members and visitors
are present from all over the State:
81. 81. Harrison, Robs. w. Feuer, pres
ident, and Chas, E. Mason, all OF Wheel
ing; Charles H. Bartlett, Fl. K. Jones,
treasurer, NJ. T. Hall, John Stops, w.
w. Monroe and A. j. MEX, all OF TINS
city; J. G. Elder, ]. n. Devore and NJ.
n. Mckee, of Ravenswood; Geo. j. Nee
ner, secretary, of Morgantown; Il. L.
Eddy, of Marietta; and DR.. McLane
representing the Surgical and Dental
Depot, of Wheeling. Those who read
papers before the society this afternoon
aud evening, with their subjects were;
DIR. Bartlett, ''Devltalizlng;" DR.. Jones,
"Dsease Of the Antrum;" DR.. Eddy.
"Abscess;" DR.. Harrison, Operating;
DR.. Mason, "Root-flling;" DR.. Tener,
"Organs;" DR.. Keener, Grown aud
Bridge Work." DR.. Hall, 'Stone Iur'
ner and Cleaner" DR.. Deyore, Den
tistry."
A banquet was given to the mem oers
and visitors this evening at Sanoro
restaurant.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1894-10-04
raE LITTLE ROCK CYCLONE.

A List of the Killed and Injured-A Lamp
Lett Burning After the HouEe Was
Blown Away.
LITTLE Rock, ARK, October 3.-Last
evenings cyclone grows in destructive
ness as the details are gathered. The
police were on the scene promptly with
an increased force. The saloons that
were not destroyed were ordered closed
at midnight. The patrol wagons were
pressed into service and many of the In
jured were taken to headquarters,
where their wounds we're attended TO.
The storm probably did not last
more than three minutes. The wires
operating the fire alarm system were all
down, but fortunately no fires occurred.
The body Of DR.. 9ngate was recovered
from the ruins OF the asylum this noon.
Seven inmates are still missing.
A conservative estimate OF the imam
cia loss on State institutions is $780,
900; on business property 100000, and
on dwellings, ETC., perhaps 100000
more.
The killed are DR.. ]. It. Ingate,
Jackson Boyd, son of Jackson Boyd and
]. T. Griffin.
The injured are c. T. Monro, John
Eaton, Jerry Donahue, Sam .. Smith,
VIII Ward, John Brown, Fritz Refs,
Mrs. l.. Volmer, Mrs. j. Janka,
Mrs. Lulu Prewitt, Joe Hollo-
way, Joe Swift, John Fonte-
rousse, w. D. Trotter, Miss
Lucille West, w. A. Langford, John
Ballou, Tom Forbee, - Houser,
George b. Cross, Calvin Prather, j. NJ.
Ryan, J. c. Biggs, j. D, Bowling, DR.,
Lakeland, A. Henry, VIE Harvey, con-
Wet: Tim Mitchell, convict, probably
fatally; Gilbert Baker, convict; Lee
Hinson, convict; VIII Singleton, con-
Wet; ]. j. Smith, guard; John Witt,
guard.
From the moment the storm struck
until daylight, the city was in dark
ness. Thirty thousand OF the forty
thousand inhabitants Of the city slept
peacefully, unconscious Of the dread
visitation.
The old TILES building and Gazette
Office was unroofed. The cottage ad-
Joining was almost destroyed, but
lamp standing on a table In the cottage
was not extinguished.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1894-10-04
snr.nt,. Al About China.

LONDON, October 3.-lnquirles maze
by the Associated Press correspond ent
at the foreign Office la.e to-day elected
the information that the calling OF q
cabinet council for tomorrow has no
connection whatever with the meeting
of the French Cabinet on the same day
The relations between Great Britain
and France have certainly been strained
during the past six months since the at
tacks of the Freuch press on the Mar
luis of Dufferin, the British Ambassador
nave also gtvea rise &c friction.
Although the government ministers
would be glad to seize upon an occasion
to discuss these matters, the cabinet
would not have been summoned but for
the dangerous appearance OF the situa-
ton in China.
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DECEIVED BY TIE TIME TABLE.
Experience of One Man that Calls Forth
the sympathy OF Many Others.

Experience of One Man that Calls Forth
the sympathy OF Many Others,
He studies suburban time tables now.
Once upon a time be thought he knew
all there was to know about them-or
at least all that it was necessary for
| him to knOW-but he discovered his
mistake. 1t was his custom to catch
the first Illinois Central suburban ex-
press" train every morning, and the
schedule was changed without consult
ing him. Instead of running every fif-
teen minutes the trains began
to run every ten minutes, and
instead OF beginning the north
bound trips at 7:30 they began shortly
after six o'clock. He started for the
station at the usual time the first morn
ing after the change and had to run to
catch what he supposed was his train.
That night when he got home he
clicked" because the clocks in the
house were not right, says the Chicago
Herald.
"But they are right" his wife pro-
tested.
81 know better" he returned, "by
the clocks here left 10 plenty OF time
TO eaten my train and yet had to run
for it.
Then he set the clocks and all the
watches in the house, including his
own, ten minutes ahead of the time
they showed. But the following morn
ing be had to run for the train again;
and be was mad.
II want breakfast earlier" he said,
l. 4
Of having to run for that train. "
but you have is now as soon IS the
milkman gets here with the cream for
your coffee" his wife insisted.
"Well, why can't be get here as early
as be used TOP" be asked.
HE does" she returned.
He doesn't, either, he contrsdicted.
az he says he does you tell him that
mis- watch is wrong"
The next morning be got to the sta
ton in time TO have a few minutes TO
spare, aud while be was waiting the
ticket agent suggested
"You seem to be getting here earlier
every morning."
Earlier" be exclaimed. II have
had to run for the train the last two
mornings.
"Well, but you have been getting an
earlier train each morning" returned
the ticket man.
Then he got time tsble-a new one
and sat down and figured the whole
matter out He also set his watch
when he got down town aud discovered
that be had gained three trains or near
ly thirty minutes on his schedule time
at the Office.
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Amsrlcan Trade in Madaga.car.

WASHINGTON, D. c., October 3.-The
State Department has been very fully
advised from time to time by our repre-.
sentatiyes abroad Of the inception Gno
growth OF the trouble between France
and Great Britain, relative TO NADIA
gSscar. Efforts have also been made
at Intervals TO induce our govern
ment TO take sides in the matter.
based on out large commercial interests
in the island, for surprising as 1t may
seem to persons who knew OF the exist
ence OF Madagascar from the geogra-
phies, the United States controls three
tenths of the trade OF this grelt island
which, in territorial area, quite
eouals France. This trade is, how
ever. almost limited to two firms, one 10
BOSTON and the other in Salem, Mass.
which send large quantities OF piece
goods and Yankee notions to MadaSas-
car In exchange for which they receive
India rubber, hides and tropical pro.
ducts. Although France has DOM nateu
the island from the early days OF this
century, her commerce with it Is out
oue-tenth of the whole, while Great
Britain has four-tenths and Germany
two-tenths.
Aside from this question OF com
merce, always OF Importance In BRUSH
eyes, the principal reason for British
concern in Madagascar. as 1t is UNDER
stood here, lies in the fear that France
is about TO establish a new, Gibralter In
the Indian ocean that would In time OIL
war give her the power to totally cut
off commerce between India, Australia,
the Cape settlements and England.
Already the French have been ousily
engaged in making great fortress ana
naval station at Biego, Suarez, on the
northern extremity OF Madagascar.
Here is q magnificent haroor almos
landlocked, and even at present quite
as improbable as Glora'Ler i'' San
Making this harbor their base re-"
French cruisers might so barr the ln-
dian sea as to make British commerce
| impossible.
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ENGLAND And FRANCE.
continued from Flrgt Fac. !

can soil II she hoped to head of Eng
lands purpose of securing com nerclal
control of the country by establishing
an English belt from north to south.
1t was only four months ago that the
British arrangement at Brussels was
effected, and it is within the last Few
weeks that the French protest caused 1t
TO be vacated.
Now comes the French move in MAZDA
Rascar which has caused such agitation
and talk OF war in London and Paris.
1t is not, says this diplomat, any mere
contention over Madagascar, but part
of the larger contention between Great
Britain and France for commercial con-
troll and political empire over Africa. For
this reason the present contest Is re-
garded as affecting not only Madagascar
but the future OF the Dark Continent.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1894-10-04
BENWOOD.

Dean and Paul Reidel, who re-
turned this week from a hunting trip
10 Upshur lcOunty, report having had a
good time and that game was plenti-
fuI. Deen brought six wild turkeys
home and Mr.. Reldel about one hun
dred poundS of nice turtles. He will
furnish his customers with soup Satur-
day.
Messrs. Josiah Sinclair, ]. A. Lander
and I. v. Bates, the committee appoint
ed 10 present the petition for an indie
pendent school district 10 the County
Court. wer ate Moundsville yesterday
and presenteAlth petition. The court
ordered that SHOULD be voted on at the
coming electipt
The Hope Society OF the Methodist
Episcopal Church are busy making
preparations FOR bazaar and festival,
70 be held in the near future. The pro-
ceeds will 10 for the benefit Of the
Tb.,mall eli Id Of Mr.. and Mrs. Jos.
Suttop. whOA illness has been men
toned. died Tuesday and was buried
vssserdaV At McMechen. The cause Of
lis death was membrsneOus Group.
There Yill be a big Democratic rally
here saturday night aud such noted
sneakek as Arnett, Caldwell aud Dry
den vii hold forth on the issues OF the
day.
The o. q. w. held a special meet
inc in heir hall on Main street, at
which me very important business
was ira sacted.
Michael Deegan and Robert vance,
who have been spending the week at
New Maftinsville fishing, are expected
home TO. night.
Miss Lille Burt, a charming young
LADY OF Parkersburg, is the guest Of
Mrs. f. NJ Bowers, OF Water street, for
several days.
Mrs. James MCGEE has returned from
a very uleasant visit with her daughter,
Mrs. Frank Turney, at Duquesne, Pa.
ATTORNEY VIM. Meighen, Of Mounds
vile. was the guest Of his brother, DR..
Thomas Meighen, here yesterday.
George Ernest left yesterday for
LOulsvillei Ky, where be will attend
a medical college this winter.
Robert barnett, OF Duffy, Lewis coun-
", is the guest OF Mr.. James Farmer,
of Main street, for few days.
A small bhild OF Mr.. and Mrs Henry
Metz is Sc lously IN, and there are no
hopes for IS recovery.
Sergeant Cooke arrested an old man
for drunk nneSs and disordeEly conduct
yesterday iternoon.
There is great deal or sickness pre-
Valent herd at present.
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lRRLLAlKE

Hotel arrivals: II. N. hiBkSt ~"
hatau; w. S. Showacre. Cleveland; Jas.
F. CharlesWorth, ST. Clairsville; c. v.
, Cable, Detroit; John Davis, SistersVliie;
j. c. ]. Brister, Clevelsnd; A. Fl. Korner'
Alledonis; ]. Feighner, Cleveland.
Next Sunday will be observed ss
"Rslly" day at the Christian church,
On Friday evening a Rally ADDRESS
will be delivered by the Rev. Hayden
OF Wheeling. A cordial Invitation Is
extended to attend these services.
Bob Westlake is in the city visiting
his mother. Bob caught for the Indian
apolis base ball club last season. Geo.
Westlake, who played in the Pennsyi-
vania State League, is at CoalVille.
Arrangements have been completed
for the two bicycle races next week,
one five miles and the other one ana
one-half miles, free for all bicyciists OF
Bellairs and vicinity.
Rev. c. Fl. Coleman was sent to
Springie Ohio. hS the A. NJ. E. Con-
ference. Rev. G. w. Jackson, OF Cam
bridge, Ohio, will fill his pulpit here.
Some lover Of other peoples chickens
broke into the chicken coop at the Mer-
chants Hotel and carried Oh eighteen
chickens. all there were.
A letter received here says Louis
/ Vosle has been quite sick at the nos
pital in the penitentiary, but is much
| improved.
Tuesday night a hanging shelf at
James Lees restaurant, on Rose Hill,
fell and destroyed ten dollars worth OF
goods.
LewLawrence has resigned as con-
! ductor on the street car line, and will
engage in the oil business, delivering at
doors.
W. R. Daily, Of Cleveland, Cleve-
land & Plt:sburg railroad engineer
formerly OF Bellaire, is in the city
The ladies OF the Christian Church
will meet at 2 p. M. to-day to fix matters
Of the church for this year.
Thieves had the call atJames Nevans
Tuesday night and stole all the fruit
and even the empty cans.
Messrs. Harry Mcdonald and w. j
Morrison are visiting their parents at
Huntington, W. Va.
Robert Henderson has taken charge
Of the photograph gallery over Henry's
drug store.
Mayor Dubois was In Wheeling yes
terday at the United Presbyterian
Synod.
Couis Houser is now able to walk
about the house after two months SICK
ness.
w. Il. Herman and wife, Of Barnes
VILE, formerly of Bellaire, are in the
city.
J. G. Crawford will paint the new
hotel at Fairmont, w. Va, beginning a.
once.
It is reported that George ROmlcE
will vote the Republican ticket vii
be?
w. A. Neal and wife have returned
from a two weeks visit at JacoosoutS'
Charles Rankin and wife, OF chicago
ara Visiting COL David q. Rankin.
+ " McMasters, formerly OF Bell
aire. il in the city.
william Ault and wife have returned
to Muncle, Ind.
Miss Maggie Okey is visiting Woods
field friends.
c. Flanagan, of Steubenville,is in the
city. -
On and after Sunday, September 80
1894. the agency for the DAILY and SUNDA'
borhood, will be conducted by A. Porter
field, Guernsey street, opposite the Public
Square. Persons wishing to subscribe fol-
any Of the several editions Of the REGIsTEI
can do so by calling at A. Porterheld'i
place of business. Orders for the l2-pagt
WEEKLY REGISTER will receive prompt at
tentiOn.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1894-10-04
Skull crushed with a Beer Bottle

SpeiGl to the Register.
HINTON, WEST VA, October a
A difficulty occurred in Wykof's sa-
loon here tonight about $50 o'clock 10
which NJ. F. Wykoff, proprietor of the
saloon, crushed Dan. Halleran's skull
with a beer bottle. The cause OF the
difficulty is not known. The doctors
have given up all hope for Halleran and
angry crowds, threatening lynching,
surround the saloon, where Wykoff is
under heavy guard. Both parties are
we'll known.
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Charged with Attempted Rape.

speeiaE TO the Rs1lSgsr.
PARKERsBURG, w. VA, October g.
Jerome Lowther, living east OF town,
was arrested this morning on the charge
of attempting to commit q criminal as
sault on a young lady, Minnie Groutty,
of the same neighborhood. The girls
father states that Lowther tore nearly
all the clothing of his daughter In at
tempting to accomplish his designs.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1894-10-04
New water Mains at steubouvlls.

STEUBENvILLE, o., October 3.-The
work of laying the pipes for the water
mains in the streets and alleys is being
pushed as rapidly as possible. The size
OF the water mains will be 10 inches. The
strainers were placed in the river yes
terday, aud the water WORKS Is getting
along nicely. The wet and dry wells
have been completed.
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SPECIAL.

You can double Eour money . lot In Zans's
Orchard at SO, on quick sale. Adjoining l0s
$40 TO 500
sRooM BRICK HOUSE
On Thirtsenth street. for s2,25o VIII pay l2h
as Investment
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oma First Page. I
R IN DELAWARE.

Are United and Will
sct kVerythIng.
sgSs:sr.
on, D. c., October 3.-NOt-
the loud claims Of the Re-
at they wllfearry Delaware
thereby electing successors
Higgins and Congressman
q controlling the vote of that
Be the next presidential con-
wn into the House, the Dem
ders are not alarmed. EIhelr
re 90 the contrary. Among
at headQual ters to-day was
&C, one OF the young leaders
tie. In discussing the situa-
d:
mpaign Is In full swing Ia our
IL promises TO be very warm.
impetus will be given by the
Mr.. Bsyard, Ambassador TO
who comes back next Satur-
Id his influence to the Demo
the following Tuesday night
ard will be given reception
repeat his famous speech on
d against Money which tg-
prominently in a former cam
The speech will be very timely
uncture, for money will be used
Extensively in November by the
leans. l think the money will
bwn away, however, for II there
State in the Union which cannot
Rht. il is Delaware. The leading
can candidate for Senator is Mr..
s. a mill onaire, and mao who
yen the Republicans financial aid
past. Even IL the Republicans
try the Legislature, do not think
Higgins will succeed himself, but
the fight will be between Addicks
some other man. The leading
cratIc candidates are Mr.. Wolcott
Mr.. Causey, and they are both
z men.
be Democrats will carry the Lesis-
.. Times are good with our farm
nd they have not felt the deDres-
Magnificent crops have brought
in money and they feel in con-
ted condition, which is very encour-
aging TO the Democrats. There are only
khres counties in the State and the rep
FASCINATION In the Legislature is equal
from each"
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Candidate norton Notified.

RHINECLIFF, n. Y, October s.-Ex.
Vice President Morton was to-day noti-
fed officially of his nomination for Gov
ernor. Mr.. and Mrs. Morton enter
tanned the guests at luncheon, and
Chauncey NJ. Depew kept up a running
fire of drcll stories in lieu of an GRAFTON.
The candidates and the committee were
photographed on the porch OF the man
sion. Mr.. Depew placed Mr.. Morton's
majority st $4,000.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1894-10-04

The New Campaign Book Contains AL the
CIsvsland Letters J0st as the First One
DID.
spsesa! 80 ne Rssistsr.
WASHINGTON, D. c.. October sit is
positively denied at the Democratic
Headquarters that the Cleveland letters
have been revised out Of the Democratic
campaign book. The new print Of the
book, which was ordered by the com
mittee, from the same plates from which
the other editions were printed, without
alteration, is expected TO come Ia this
evening.
CIT" said Secretary Gardner, "the
Cleveland letters or anything else 10
left out of the book, 10 is due to the mis-
take OF some printer, l have not seen
the last edition OF the book, bUt 90
know that no authority has been given
for this matter TO be left out
Mr.. Gardner subsequently found a
copy from which the letters we're omit
ted and ascertained the cause. lie dis
GysAd h95 tPs sTteeP u 1aGss IL r1 tbS
original issue had tsen devoted to Mr..
Clevelsnd's letter, had been accident
ally omitted from the copy, and their
place taken with one OF the signatures
preceding il. Pages 1913 TO POS, inclu-
sive, were duplicated in the book, while
pages 2OS to 224, inclusive, upon which
the Cleveland letters were printed. had
been left out. A visit TO the printing
Office ELECTED the fact that the pro-
voking omission had only occurred in
forty copies OF the first edition Of the
campaign book. The second edition
will not be issued until next Wednes-
,daX..and il will contain these letters.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1894-10-04

John West ct o..
By virtue AZ an order entered in the above
entitled cause by the Circuit Court OF Ohio
county. on the Sth day OF September. 1894. 10 Is
referred to the undersigned commissioner 70
ascertain and report
!. The real estate. or interest IN the real
estate OF John West, on which the plaintiff .
Judgment is a lien.
. All other liens on such real estate and
their prorities.
3. Whether the rents and profits Of such real
estate viii pay the liens thereon IN i've years.
4 Any other matters deemed pertinent
Notice is hereby given that the undersigned
has fixed Monday. the 18th day OF October, 1891.
At pa m, IS the time, and bis ono, No 1917
Cbapline street. VIII -eling, ". Va, a. the place
1t which he will proceed 10 ascertain the sew
erSI matters in said order OF reference re-
qnired.
Given under my hand this 18th day Of Sep
tember. 1894 GEO. r. BOYD,
WHITE & ALLEN, Comnissionsr.
Attorney for Plaintiffs. sel2JaNt
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SMITH e. DICKINSON,
REAL Estate AND FIRE Insurance,
1929 MARKET STREET.
FOR SALE |!

Five acres % rich bottom laud, splendid for
gar .enlng, near Elm Grove; on easy terms
Farm ) acres. nearly ali bottom land. lh
miles from Elm Grove: cheap.
Three acd hail acres, with small house, 81
miles east OF city.
Farm isf acres, coed portion Of same bottom
land on Big Crave creek, near houncsyills.
Farm o. acres miles vest Of BellAlfe, on
McAechen creek, ons-hAif bottom lGnd.
Farm % acres, two miles from city, with
room brick house and good ogtbaildings on
same.
Farm 100 acres miles east Of city.
Farm - acres 4 miisg<ast ofcity.
Farm l43 across miles east Of city on NhtIos.
al read.
Farm 30 acres 81 miles east OF city.
farm " acres niles east OF city.
Fruit iArra % acres miles west OF Bridge
port.
Farm s. acres miles east Of city
ParIn So acres 81 miles east OF city.
Farm % acres near Mo0ndsVlile.
- Farm % y 2crss 81 miles east Of city.
kEErm ~ acres . miles southeast o. city.
krm Is acres miles from city.
IN 30 acres In Brooke county. W. Va
Ia i60 acres In Belmont county, Ohio.
10 ~ acres miles east Of city.
naTe also . number OF other farms cheap.
and lots IN and near city, and many 81
easy terms. Houses from 100 aud up
sots from $50 aud upwards. We coz
b trouble 10 show the list OF eur prop
the property ITSELF Now IL tss time
- - ., -.
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Providence l., October 2.-Lawrence
Keegan, fifty years Nold. has been arrested
for the murder of Elpily Chambers, found
dead Near Scituate. Reagan acknowledged
acquaintance with the woman, but denies
all knowledge of the muller.
WASHINGTON. d. c., October 3.-The
cash balance in the trfasury to-day was
Sl2O, $50, Of which 1S,SO5 was gold
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LEGAL NOTICE.
NOTCH. TO LIEKR0L DERS.

To all persons holding liens, by judgment or
otherwise, on the real estate or any part
thereof OF John West:
In pursuance OF decree OF the Circuit Court
OF Ohio county made in cause therein pend
ing 10 subject the real eetBte Of the said John
West to the satisfaction OF the liens thereon.
YOU arc hereby required 70 present all claims
held By you and each OF YOU against the Said
John West. which are liens on his real estate
or any part OF II, for adjudication to me at my
Office, No l4l7 ChRpllne street Wheeling, W.
va. on or before the 18th day OF October, 1894
Given under my hand this 18th day Of Sep
TENDER, 1891 GEO. 4. BOYD.
Commissioner.
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GATALosUE AND rAHP1
. haVing ths NEST cszpls|
both naehinery and natcrisly
IA Printing Conpkny are pre- B
.Srinting 81 this class in ana
Kyle And In the shortest tine
1919 application VI
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