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The New Pound.

City Poundmaster w. d. Cooksley has
secured ground for the new City Pound
on Twenty eighth street, between r and
), where he will connne all animals found
at large on the streets.
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Notaries PubIic.

Governor Markham has appointed and
commissioned the following Notaries
Public NJ. j. Laymance, Oakland; j. 2.
Abbott, Antioch, Contra Costa County;
Laura Nj. Tilden, Sacramento; John II.
Ovens San Jose.
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Look Our for Rnc1,.

Buffalo Brewing Company's book beer
Will be put on the market Saturday,
April 2lst. Watch for it and try a glass.
On sale at all saloons.
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The concert referred to yesterday as
announced under direction of Professor
Martens for next Monday night. is for
the benefit of the Congregational Church,
and will present several novelties. There
Will be a large mixed chorus and the
leaders in the concert will be Professors
Martens and Dunster, Mrs. Coppersmith,
Mrs. Wilhelm, Mrs. Ross, Mrs. Howard,
T. L. Ray, r. I. Cohn, w. E. NJ. Boards
lee and II. III. Vanderhoof and Mrs. A. T.
Pinkham
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Sings Sad Song.

Officer Wilson yesterday arrested a
siren named Arilla Mains. who is charged
by L. H Sing, Chinese doctor, with
having fleeced him of "a so ring.
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BRowN's Bronchial Troches are OF great
service in subdaing hoarseness. ooio
only in boxes.
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SACRAMENTO FOuNnRY.

ERONT STREET, CORNER OF \. WILL
l. IAN GUTENBERGER, Proprietor. Work
for sidewalks and buildings a speciality. Gas
oline and Steam Engines to order on short
notice,
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Among the new people to be added to
the stock company at the opera house,
is Fanny Young. an old-time California
actress, who will lead in OLD woman parts.
Tickets for the Humane Society benefit
at the Metropolitan Theater, May 10th,
are to be sent TO members and friends this
week with an appeal for aid.
The Pelican Club will give a social
party at Turner Hall this evening.
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perior Court for letters of guardianship
yer James Ewing Quaid Hicks, minor,
IL years OF age, whose parents are dead.
His estate is valued at 81 $50.
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The Mendelsshon Quintet Club had a
crowded house at the Congregational
Church last night. The club is stronger
by far than when here last, notably so in
the violinist, Mr.. Verder, a fine artist,
and the accomplished soprano. Miss Juel.
The programme was a very choice one
and greatly pleased the people. Thomas
Ryan, the veteran and father of the club,
had an enthusiastic reception.
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For family or medicinal use. nothing
EQUALS Jesse Moore Whiskey.
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PIANO TUNING.-Paul Schoen of Oak
land is in town, at Hammers or Neale's. 3
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TwELFrH-sTREET MARKET.

NJ F. COR. TWELFTH AND f STREETS.
N. The choicest of Beef, Veal, Pork, Mutton
and lamb. Also, a variety OF SaGsageS,
Smoked Meats, Ham, Bacon and Lard. This IS
a Union Market. FIlESEkE& "a DAVIS, Props.
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MARRIED ladies, try SECURE. Take nc
substitute. See general notice column. .
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DENTISTRY
#. f, TEBBETS.
PHYSICIANS AND SURGEONS.

DRS. WHITE & ROSS.
OFFICE: S. E. CORNER SEVENTH AND
" streets, Sacramento. Office entrance
1909 Seventh street. DR.. Ross residence
northeast corner Eighth and III streets.
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GURNEY CAB AND HACK co.
is NOW UNDER NEW MANAGEMENT.
/ We intend giving the public better service
than heretofore
Telephone 235. Rates as usual.
WILLIAM II. BRADLEY, Manager.
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A. wASSMANN.

OO11 X STREET, HAVING RECOVERED
OZL2 from his recent illness, is again pre-
pared to Make and Repair BOOTS AND
SHOES. 4ze- Filst-class Workmanship.
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METROPOLITAN MARKET.
& W. COR. TWELFTH AND Z STREETS.
-. We supply nothing but the finest OF meats.
Try it and be convinced. This Is not a Union
Market and meats will be furnished any day
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VENSON' S,
FIFTH AND ] STREETS.
BUSINESS CARDS.
WATERHoUsE s LESTER.

| J land Coal, Wagon Lumber ana Carriage
Hardware. 7O9, III, 713, 715 street.
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H. E. ROOT. ALEX. NELSON, ]. DRISCOL.
ROOT, NELSON IL CO.,
TTNION FOUNDRY-IRON AND BRASS
Y Founders and Macbinists, Front street,
between y and o. Castings and Machinery
OF every description made to order.
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ADJUSTMENTS.

AT the Clunie Opera house tonight the
stock company will present for the fourth
time the thrilling drama, New York,
Day by Day." with its new scenery and
many novel effects.
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:. CARRIE,

CtUCCESSOR TO CARLE & CROLY, CON
- tractor and Builder. Orders solicited and
prOmptness guaranteed. Office and shop,
1921 second street, betWeen IL and l..
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4
Dollar
Tan
Shoes
For
Men!

Are you looking for
q neat, stylish Tan
Shoes for summer
wear, som ethinq
that will be cool and
comfortable, and yet
not too expensive? ?
THESE $4 TAN
SHOES OF OURS
ARE THE THING,
made Of genuine
Russia Calf, with
Blucher lace, and
over the new and
approved Piccadilti
or narrow square
toe lasts.
Our show win
dows are full ofnOv-
elites in Tan Foot
wear. See them.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-08-18
Typhold-Fevera and Pure Wat or.

We gave last week an article showing
that at Girard Pa, where there had been
annually about twenty deaths from
typhoid-fever, the number was reduced
TO nothing by the use of well-filtered
water. Here is another paragraph upon
the same interesting subject:
The average deaths from the fever
in Lawrence for five years preceding the
employment of measures to purify the
water were sixty per annum. or at the
rate of five per month. During the eight
months after the adoption OF filtration
there were seventeen deaths. or at the
rate OF twenty-four per annum, or two
per month"
But it still remains unexplained why
there should be any typhoid-fever, say
in the mountain regions or rural districts
of Virginia, where the purest Of water Is
always used. The answer that ii is
caused by bad habits will not satisfy
the Virginia public in the regions named
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-08-18
Concentrating Hawaii.

On Thursday last the House Commit
tee ON Foreign Affairs agreed to report
the following joint resolution to that
body:
Resolved, by the Senate and House OF
Representatives of the United States OF
America in Congress assembled, That
the United States of America congratu-
lstes the republic OF Hawaii on the
peaceful assumption of powers duties
and responsibilities of such government.
as is indicated by the recent adoption oil
a republican form of government.
This is but preliminary STEP the
next step will be annexation. The his
tory of the Texas case may be repeated.
The Democrats were In 1874 in danger of
defeat at the approaching. presidential
election, and made desperate effort
TO prevent that result by declaring for
the annexation of Texas. They played
the right card and won the game. The
Wings were defeated as opponents Of
annexation.
Let the Democratic party not allow
itself TO be defeated in a similar way.
The Bouteles are all ready to annex
Hawaii, but that fact Is no reason why
the Democrats should not also favor
annexation. He is a poor politician who
allows his enemies TO make issues for
hin,
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-08-18
PALAIS ROYAL,
117 east Broad street.

II Is supposed that the sun maintains
its heat by drawing into Itself the
myriads of meteors from boundless space.
We initiate the example or the great
luminary, and maintain our hold upon
the public by drawing upon the markets
OF this and foreign lands for our mer-
chand;se. and Offering them to you AT
our ever-popuar and low prices.
We are showing Lovely Dotted Swisses
at l2LS. i6 2-3. 25 and 30c.
Wool Challies. such as you can rely on
10c - .,..u
ChIffonette. that popular summer dress
goods, Sc. ,,u,
one piece Persian-Pattern Wool Chalil
value of which Is Csc. our price iz12c',
Atwood Storm Serges, with hair-iihe
stripe, 39c. c.
Ail-Wooi Black and Navy Storm Serge
SoIid-Black and Blue Bengaline for
ladies' Dresses. 29c. The quantity we
have sold OF this is an evidence OF what
a good thing 1t Is. 1,-.,-..
We make n speciality or Gentlemen
furnishings and IL would pay you 10 ex-
anime them. The Unlaundered Shirt In
niain and pleated bosoms Will surpass
YOUR utmost expectation.
Seamless Balbrggan Socks, also black
n q q make many styles OF Corsets.
Their Vigilant at 50c. is just splendid.
Old Statan Island Dyeing Es;ablishment
of New York the best I'm the world. nave
us for their Richmond agents. Send in
your work Well do 1t we'll;
Folmer Clogg & Co.'S All-Silk I'M
brellas, paragon frame. 81.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-08-18
Electricity wnl p.throns steam.


We CAV. yesterday an interesting para
graph touching the succcss OF 'be
Italians In The long-distance transmission
OF electric power. There is no telling
what electricity Is going to DO IN the
matter OF converting the present condi-
ton Of mankind into a new and better
one, nor what IL TO follow when me
invention OF new machinery. ana
Its Introduction into general USE shall nave
made II possible for comparatively
small portion Of the community TO DO the
work OF the whole community, IT, IN
deed. this be a possibility.
Tho Albany Argus says that 1t Is esu-
mated by some scientists ana ia''s'
day inventors that within six years 'he
death-knell of steam as mouVe"po".
will be sounded. '"rhe storags-oa''ery
rroblem Is almost solved. and when TINS
ia accomplished new era will iave peeh
started. and life itself will be almost revo-
,u,ion,zed." The conditions OF existence
w,ll then be so changed as that we snail
have in effect a new world.
The New York Press says:
"This year-lsg4--has seen the sudden
development Of the idea OF generating
electricity cheaply by water powe. and
sending II long distances economically py
wire. Various experiments In Europe III
the last half dozen years. notably the
transmission of electrical power from
Tvoli to Rome. have proved the FEAST
biity of the idea"
THE Harvesting of the Niagara Falls
for this purpose has attracted extraordi-
nary attention, and rightly. for IL marked
the beginning of the new era OF cleo
tricity, but nearly dozen other American
companies have quietly begun woik In the
same direction In the past twelve months,
and the total amount OF horsepower
they are promising TO supply In the form
OF electricity as soon as there is de-
mand for it is roughly estimated at
100000. That figure takes ON amazing
proportions when one stops to reflect that
the total amount of steam horsepower In
use I'm the United States at the present
time Is between 10000 and 100000.
at has been proved that electricity can
be generated by water power and trans
United TO distance of at leas. eighteen
miles cheaper than steam can be pro-
duced on the spot The electricians are
inclined TO think the loss of electricity
in transmission to distance OF perhaps
hundreds of miles can be sufficiently re-
duced by processes now ready for use 10
keep the cost below that OF steam.
Cheap and safe electric propulsion along
streets and roads which have no tracks
upon them Is the one thing that must
be done before the storage-battery PROB
lem shall have been solved. We add an
other little paragraph from the Argus:
1.-THE universal adoption OF electrioi.y
In place Of steam power Is pcneVed 20
be only a matter of time. 1t Will mean
an enormous saving TO manufacturers.
and before many years shall have passed
IT IS confidently expected that the farmer
will use il to gather his crops, the raH-
road companies will adopt IL. and the
housewife will be forced 10 use II In her
cooking"
In a word, there will then not be work
enough for men to do. Or Will the IN
crease of machinery cause corresponding
increase in the wants of mankind?
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-08-18
Colonel J. Hampton Hoge.

The Republicans in the North tried a
few months ago to make party capital
out OF the appointment Of Colonel j..
Hampton Hcge TO a high office by Presi-
dent Cleveland and his subsequent re-
moval of Colonel Hoge therefrom. What
must have been the surprise OF those
papers to learn that Colonel Hoge was
the regular nominee Of the Republican
party for election TO the national House
OF Representatives next November. we
take 1t that there will be no difficulty
whatever experienced by the Democrats
In defeating Colonel Hoge. He Is too
new a convert to be acceptable to the
tried and true Republicans of his dis
fric
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virginia News Items.

new Methodist Episcopal Church,
South. was organized at Blue Ridge
| Springs on Thursday with forfy-five MEN,
bers.
Tho Republicans Of the Flat Top coal
region are organizing CLUBS az every nllIi-
ing station preparatory to the congress
sional fight. 3D..
The INLAND Coal and Coke Company
AT EIkhorn is building an addition to its
coal tipple In order TO increase sEip-
ments and is erecting several new
houses for miners.
Morris Campbell Danville barkeeper.
died suddenly yesterday at his home IN IN
10 wears old, had resided In this country
eleven years. and was married.
Lawson Jefferson, a fisherman. while
hauling seine for sturgeon at Port Con-
way. a short distance below Fredericks-
burg, on the Rappahannock. caught a
shovel-nose shark eight feet long.
An idea of the extent Of the timber
the Norfolk and Western railroad in
West Virginia may be gotten from the
fact that there are five large mills located
within five miles of Welch.
The Republicans of Page had rally
Yesterday at Luray (which was well at
tended. The gathering was addressed by
Robert ]. Walker, OF Shenandoah, nomi-
mated yesterday for Congress; Carter NJ.
Louthan. Of Madison, and others.
The Potomac Baptist Association Is In
session at Orleans, Fauquier county. Rev.
Decatur Edwards, Captain James +.
Woody, and Frank X. Tyler, OF Frcde-
ricksburg, and Hugh Musselman are the
delegates from Falmouth Baptist church.
A Mr.. Wilder, Of Boston. has located a
camp at the Koughs of Tug and laid
claim to 10000 acres Of land under grants
from Robert Morris, and 2l3.cO acres Tor
which a suit is pending In the United
States courts. Several lumber companies
were notified to discontinue operations.
but are pushing ahead. They hold titles
granted by the State Of West Virginia,
and rely upon law which guarantees
a clear title after possession and the pay
ment Of taxes for ten consecutive years
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-08-18
SATURDAY. AUGUST is, 1894.
Xetoes.

We have had no apprehension that Mr..
Cleveland would veto the new tariff bill.
lie objected to II, add used his influence
60 keep Congress from passing 1t. as he
no doubt felt 1t was his privilege, II
not his duty. to do. But that opposition
did not avail to kill the measure. and
now Mr.. Cleveland has before him an
entirely new question. He is asked to
allow the representatives of the people
TO carry out the peoples will. The time
for argument as to the merits OF the bill
has passed. we take 1t. and the President.
no doubt, feels free to sign the Senate
bill. his objections to 1t ito the contrary,
Notwithstanding"
Another bill Is said to be In danger OF
being vetoed by the Presldent-to wit.
The river and harbor bill. We do not
know how true the report is: but we
know so well the Presidents Views on
river and harbor improvements that we
fear there may be reason TO fear veto
In this case We regret that he hugs TO
his bosom his well-known notions on this
subject: but il he feels that 1t is his
duty to veto the bill. "all the Kings horses
and all the Kings men" cannot prevent
him from Withholding his approval OF 1t.
1t is possible. but we fear not probable.
that the bill might be passed over the
veto. thfre being so II is supposed. two
thirds majority In each house of Congress
In favor of 1t.
Mr.. Cleveands visit to Buzzard's Bay
Indicates nothing as to what he will do in
the case OF either bill. The cares of state
Are such as he is not able to stand up
under at all times. Abundant rest Is alb
solutely necessary for a man of his size
md his constitution. This rest he ought
20 take whenever he begins to feel the
need OF il. The gossipers Of Washington
may guess that he has left that city In
order to reflect upon the merits of the
two bills we have mentioned; or. at any
rate. the merits of the tariff bill; but we
think II will be found when he returns
that he is still ready to sign the Senate
bill. but we hope not ready to veto the
river and harbor bill.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-08-18
POPULIST ADDRESS.
ONE PREPARED BY THE PARTY
LEADERS IN NORTH CAROLINA.
why Ohio Wilson Favors Fusion-Terri-
BILE Fatality from Electric storms-A
Dividend-Paying Railroad.

RALEIGH, II. c., August E.-(SpeeiaD
The Executive cJmmittee Of the Popuiisi
party was again in session here today.
Marion Butler. w. A. Guthrie. cyrus
Thompson. A. s. Peace. and A. r. HE
man being present. Most Of the talk was
about the election Law. iia"'y sksa"er
and Buck" Kitchen, Of the committee
were for some reason not pres, u, though
expected. The committee has prepared
an address to the Populists OF the state.
The Republicans themselves canno. 81?
whether there will or will not be fusion.
Ex-chairman Ohio Wilson. Of the Popu-
lists. says the Democrats do not want
fusion. and that this is his reason ior
favoring 1t. ,o-
Goyernor Carr and party returned To-
day from Southport. greatly pieaseo Win
their trip and with the naval reserves
The strength of the navai-reserVe oa''
TALON will probably be Increased
A CAROLINA TRoTTER.
The AIamance trotter John r. Gentry
won n race at Terre Haute In 2:l0. Tnis
horse was reared here.
The severity OF the electrIc-storms TINS
summer is remarkable. The newspapers
have thus far reported sixty deaths from
this cause in North Carolina. the e'ec-
trio bolts have in not few cases oe-
stroyed several acres OF cotton at one
discharge.
There Is a queer suit at Hickory. A
publishing firm of that place sues Arshjr
IT. Abernethy. Of Rutherford Coiiese, 10
recover 900 copies OF Abernethys novel;
"The He'll You Say" This book mas tue
most lurid title of the season.
THE ONLY ONE.
The annual meeting OF the 'tockfn)iie.s
of the Atlantic and North Carolina raii-
way will be held at Morsneli City next
Tuesday This road, in which the stare
has a two-thirds interest. HIS the hoioi
of being the only one In North Sartihd
to pay a dividend this yea.
The Agricultural Department - new
preparing a list Cf all the ia ctoriss n ire
State. There is an increase OF nine cot
ton-mils in twelve months.
Dealers in cotton here expect large
increase in local receipts over The present
season. The receipts now are 800" td.'s
greater than last year. Thee is just now
too much rain for cotton. J.. is rather
too "weedy"
The State Liquor Dealers and Dis;llIers'
Association appoints as delegates 10 the
meeting of the national association at
st. Louis September 5th James ii. Lough>
ran, OF Asheville; j. A. Burns Of Fayette-
VILE. and Ed. V. Denton. Of Raleigh.
The Moore county Republicans refuse
to agree to fusion with .he Populis,s. the
Wake Republicans are arranging for fu-
sion and for a division OF the offices.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-08-18
NORFOLK'S MORALS.
ANOTHER BATCH OF SUNDAY LAW
BREAKERS IN COURT.
some Fined Others Taken Under Advise
snent-YouthfuI Female Negro Tniet-
A Poor Police Force.

NORFOLK. VA. August 17.-(spec'aI'
The Police Court was engaged for seve-
ral hours again to-day In hearing more
OF The cases OF Hebrews charged WIN
violating the law by selling on SUNDAY
Several dealers were fined and other cases
taken under Amusement.
The matter will go to the Court OF APP
peais, no matter which way 1t is dec'ded'
Rabbi Emerson and Rev. DIR. Coke
smith are TO go on the stand.
YOUNG NEGRO THIEVES.
Annie Austin, n l3-year-old colored thief.
in fail. has confef sed TO robbing twenty
residences, and the amount OF valuables
stolen has been ascertained to be worth
over $50 A negro sneak-thief named
Jerry Wilson was caught last night by
the detectives. and is held for almost
as many robberies az the girl. A con-
siderable amount OF the plumber stolen
from stores by Wilson has been recovered.
some being in the thief's possession and
considerable at the pawn-shops. In the
county jail there is an exceptionally large
number OF thieves, captured In the corn
fields and memories on the suburbs OF the
two cities.
CRITICAL CONDITION.
Della Stovall. who was shot by the
negro Alexander. continues In a desperate
condition, and Alexander is not much bet
ter.
There Is wide breach just now be-
tween the Councils and the Police Com
missioners. and the force Is. To some ex-
tent, disorganized in consequence
Captain William II. Face LETT WIDOW
ond three children. Deceased was one
Of the oldest pilots in Virginia
The truckers say the excessive rains
have ruined the canteloupe and citron
crop completely, and no more are shipped.
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WINDSOR. n. C, August n; -, Imei on
The Republican county convshhpRn nr tskv
Wednesday at o'clock +. NJ. Beh; ns ,;-
tcolored). Chairman OF the County Ex seu
tive Committee, was elected .sS fn Sy dele.
yates There were thirty delegatesL,,u,,n
negroes-in attendance. and the VIII
Republicans took no part In the oe''"e'"
lions. $500, for peyister
w. T. King was nominated for KHS'sff or
of Deeds; William George tonIbn, X
Clerk of the Superior Court; Renoen WI IL
Morris for Coroner. and KING WI,
liam White, for Representative sI IN a are
LEGISLATURE All of the nominees ot
white men. and were nominated by ac,
clamation. There were at least % S, nesi iU
voters from the different township fair
the county who came down TO see l1ir
play tI and 10 keep the delegates from sell
ing them out. /, "a doubt n
The ticket nominated Is no uouo. -
strong one and all elements OF the partS
are United but the Democrats can VIII ~
i'm this contest il a determineu euu' ,hs
made and there Is no skuiklng Ill 'he
cauSe.
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vile. while suffering with an attack OF
vertigo this afternoon, fell through an
elevator-weii, a distance Of feet. TIE
calling for help was the only in1mation
those in the store had as 10 his where
sbouts. He was brought from his periiou,
nosltion TO the store-room, and mcoicai
aid summoned. Afterwards he was taken
10 his home. on Wilson street HIS back
ana h,ad were hurt but the doctor could
NOT tell how severe his Injuries are.
n w. Howerton. OF Halifax county.
summed from a moving train on the At
isn,ie and Danville railway this after
noon. at Cunningham. N. c.. and mar
rowIy escaped instant death. He was
badly bruised, but his injuries are not
believed to be fatal.
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