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1,yrrry SLIDES Ar THE CAMERA cLrR.

About one hundred and fifty persons. including
many prominent men and women. assembled In
the rooms of the New-York Camera Club at NO.
3I Fifth-ave last evening TO witness an oxhibi-
tIon of over one hundred slides from the Boston
camera Club The exhibition was greatly enjoyed
The club. which was Incorporated IN lSSs now mas
over one hundred active members. Its officers are
William J. Cassard. president; William bunker
vicc-prcsident: Harry H. Reid. secretary; Dr. Rob
err + Do hin treasurer, and DIR. Charles ". Stev-
ems libr4r!an. The club has just secured the we'll
appointed Photographic studio No. 81 Fifth-ave
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~ OFFER TO MISS LILLIAN RUSSELL.

II was reported yesterday that Abbey schoefel
& Grau had made an offer to Miss Lillian Russell
and that she had signed contract with them more
advantageous 10 herself than her present one ii
has long been known that Miss Russell was anxious
10 sing i'm "A higher class of opera than she mas
been doing and II she should appear under the
management of Abbey. Schoeffel and Grau. now or
in the future. it is to be supposed that she would
trv IN crafty that wish by choosing SUCH operas
as The bohemian Girl" Martha" and Carmen"
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TO SING AND PLAY FOR CHARITY.

The following artists and amateurs VIII give their
services at the musical tea to be given Oy the
Daughters Of the Guild in the ballroom and ad)oih-
ing rooms at the Hotel Waldorf Friday next be-
tween and O'Clock D. m: Miss Sigrii VOL OF
the ROYAL Opera Stockholm Sweden; Miss Maud
Bliss. Mrs. Sara T. Robson. Mrs; Cook ONO i9ck k
man, the boy pianist; the Columbia tilee tluD
Sanford Latham Norcott. Franklin Sonnekalp
Charles Paine. Mr.. Hamilton and W. Is Sheehah
Most OF the tickets have been disposed OF by ,the
young women Of the Guild. but few may be nan
from Miss Mclean, No. IS East Ffty-sixth-st.' ana
he
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A " GIBSON.

Washington. March pa. W. Gihfon. Tor many
years a messenger in the House OF T. 20 'ntatives'
was found dead at his lodgings this ming. Mr..
Gibson was about sixty years of ag' and IA citizen
OF Macon. Ga. His death Is believed TO be due to
an overdose OF laudanum which he had taken me-
dIcinalIy Representative Cabinss took charge or
the body to-day and it will be forwarded to Macon
for burial.
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THE BEHRING SEA PROBLEM AGiIN.
NO THRILLING WILL BE PUT Up WITH

no THRILLING WILL BE PUT u VIII"
From The Mail and Express.
England mas at realized The necessi,y ud b
rng "a tho ro,uest of the United states regarding ue
dntsiis Gf n new modus vvend, in decordancr WIN
the findings Of the Paris ArbltTauoa OUR To niteJ
states is serious and determined on ths sopJeG,;
and will submit to no triflng from E"5'"'' " aug
other Power that may DE nlNo|'"
NOT A WHOLLY REASONABLE RhQI h7l'
From The Philadelphia Record
The British Government waits a new NOUS Si,
vlvendI for one year in the beHIt"s -, 80
10 lions s'iom IN Accordance with the ruling of the
paris tribunal There has 6e%n amns e and
he request does not bear an altogether reasonot
face But the fact that G3hg'f tSs p pnoste Iegsa
Ia mis- our Government at d!sadvantage IN me
matter and 1t is more than likeiy that hhsdNu VIII
have her own way AFTER all
A DISAPPOINTMENT TO ARBlIRAlloNi'l"
From The Boston Journal
The breaking out afrcsh Of the Behrlng Sea con
troyersv will disappont the advocates OF
the he Interested parties to enforce the de
cIson OF the Paris tribunal a@ nuences her TO
POSTPONE her police preparations as late a. pSspd,T
not an If vSarshps detailed TO guard the seals
i one vessel IS thus far available FOR immediate
service.
ENACT OUR OWN LAWS PROMPTLY
From The New-York sun
since our Government is ready TO enforce the Paris
oscsIon the course TO pursue would seem to be TO
enact promptly own proposed laws VS., on :, tn
htact and TO secure understanding win Great
sarpien for the adequate punishment OF Offenders
80 ,nodus however. may be necessary FOR the
new nrnIng Of poachers. IL delay In the enact
ment Of long c9hsnIe les seerea
aiming to se' ba Veehhsr part .e Of the pe
fleet by May i l"'e"' ~
llminares ready
CHEERING NEWS FROM GRESHAM.
rroro The Providence Journal
Sef ibe seal question when he appeared before
the Committee the on commee had
- nass law for punishment of g0s se,n II me
TO go ihto nrhans more than the Secretary could
pronse for states h House HHr ee oGmtes ON
or s. Afars where It was placed some three
weeks ago ai' through the Senate for an Indefinite
period ~r, ,,ro,x
u,,r, The New-York World.
There Is tm nrrest But II either fails there Is
Ssry Opportunity for trouble particularly as the
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TO RACE IN ENGLISH EATERS

THE VANQUIsHED vALKYRIE TO RETURN TO EXC
LAND IN MAY-THE isELIN CUP
The Naikyrie will sail FOR England about May l.
Her crew will arrive here the steamer Majestic
on May l. Lord Dunraven Will the Valkyrie
this season in British waters. The members Of
the New-York Yacht Club mucn regretted that
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rUr DJpJGO yOr 70 SAIL From NEWYORK.
The big steel ship Dirigo recently Launched At 'ne
wards of Arthur Sewal & Co. at Bath. Me, ana
tho first steel ship built by the firm will not sail
on her maiden voyage from New-fork as hau
been expected She will start from Bath today IN
tow for PHILADELPHIA where she Will load case OIL
Tor japan. \ party composed Of her owners ana
their friends will accompany her.
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6peeial Notices.


A. Robert sOmerville. Auctfoneer'
FIFTH AVENUE ART GALLERIES.
3G6 Fifth Avenue. 3ith ST.
FREE VIEW DAY OR NIGHT.
PAINTINGS
FROM THE
HOLLAND SECTION OF FINE ARTS
WORLDS COLUMBIAN EXPOSITION
INCLUDING EXAMPLES OF
ISRAIIS. MAUNE
MESDAG. MARIS
NEI'HUYS. ROElofS.
pI OOMERs DE HAAS.
AND OTHERS
ALSO THE COLLECTION OF
OLD MASTERS FROM TIN
CHICAGO FINE ARTS INSTITUTE
TO BE SOLD BY AUCTION
THURSDAY AND FRIDAY EVENINGS.
March 18th and Goth at Eight O'Clock.
ppTCIFS Co
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HENRY HEDDEN.

uenrv Holden. for thirty years member OF the
,,ce force Of this city died suddenly from apopexy
At his home No 3si West sixteenth-st.. yesterday.
Mr.. Hedden was born in this city In 1877 In a
house at Henry and Catherine SITS, and had AL
WAYS made New-York his home In 1871 ne became
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me NEW FRENCH ACTRESS.
MouNET-sULLYS LEADING woM>N-wHAr SHE
WILL PLAY IN AMERICA

NINE. Segond-Weber. the leading woman OF the
Mounet-Sully Company. who made her first ap-
pearahce IN America at Abbeys Theatre last night
mas been on the stage for only few years She
ihade her fr't appearance at the Odeon, where NJ
Mounet-Sully also made his and she has acted
at the Coincide FRANCHISE. though she is not a
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@ Oliver Jselin was not able t. De present AZ the
last meetlng. when the beautiful cup intend j for
the owners OF the Nici.ant pre- ,firl by ~"
Americas cup Committee. Mr. Ise.il Was sex. IN
fact has been well since ms return from l.rr9i,
recently The cup was given IN charge Of the club
10 lie presented 10 Mr. scin at such time as NJ
might select The design OF the cup relrese MS
a Valkyr1e and an Indian. armed and ready for the
fray Between the two figures rises up the vase
part Of the trophy.
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R4RVTlrS PTViL 1T NTTIEf.

rho >u,,ov Great Moral Amateur Show will be
given in Mr. Stones training tent. near Nutley. y.
I to-day There will be "a matinee Tor inc chii
1ren and natives but the evening periornaance "
" 10 a eocioI flair Of the first magnitude. Inc list
Of performers Il about equal parts amateurs ana
the Oldest OF old-tners
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which she appeared was The Jacobites." 10y Fran
COTS Coppfe Besides the part of bona Sol. which
while she Is in this country the title part in Anti
gone Dona Maria De Neubourg in "Ruy- Bias -
Ophelia in Hamlet" Chimene in lie Cid' and
Hermione in "Andromague" The only play of the
repertOry In which she does not appear Is "Oedpc-
Roi" Her husband is The leading man Of the COM
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Dolitiral Notices.

Ioltiral Notices.
Republican Reorganization.
A MASS MEETING
10 lndorse and promote III, regular REORGANIZATION -
the Republican party under the Plan and Constitutes
recommended by the
COMMITTEE OF THIRTY"
and adopted by the
REPUBLICAN COUNTY COMMITTEE
will be held at
COOPER INSTITUTE,
WEDNESDAY. MARCH 2s. p. n
Addresses by
HON. JOSEPH H. CHoATE.
HON. ELIHU ROOT.
HON BENZ. H. BRIsTow.
JULIUS NJ MAYER ECO
HON CHAs A. sCHIEREN. OF BROOKLYN
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Canadian authorities seem disposed to take the
ground that in the absence Of Imperial legisiaTIOn
Canadian poachers will be subject to no restraint
no penalties and no Iunshments for any incufs!onS
they may make.
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WILLIAM DWYER.

Milwaukee, March Civilian Dwyer, one OF Mil
waukec's pioneers dropped dead in St John $
Cathedral yesterday Mr.. Dwyer was ninety years
old and settled in Milwaukee in the latter part OF
the '2Os.
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The durability Of the HARDMAN UPRIGHT Is
recognized throughout the world.
UARDAAN, PECK q CO. 13S 9Th ave- =.
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SENATOR COLQUITTS DEATH.
BOTH HOUSES OF CONGRESS ADJOURN.
ARRANGEMENTS FOR THE FUNERAL cANDi-
nArES FOR TIE VACANCY.

Washington March Ex-senator Colquitt. OF Geor-
qia who was stricken with paralysis for the second
time about a week ago, died at his residence in this
CITY ot 71O this morning The Senator's condition,
which had been regarded as somewhat hopeful AZ
midnight changed for the worse soon afterward and
his colleague senator Gordon. was sent for and
arrival about A. M bringing his daughter with
him Mrs. Coquitt and the children were round
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Religious Notices.

A PLACE TO co THIS NOON-METROPOLrTAH
HALL l4th-st opposite Macys Magnincent music. m
strimental and vocal. EVANGELIST WEAVER speaks.
Colonel Evans leads. Attend.
GRAND RALLY OF RELIGIOUS FORCES At NIB
LOS THEATRE, proadway near PrInee, at s30 ?; m
to-day. H. NJ. WHARTON. THOMAS DIXON, a. e. DIX.
ON. speakers Musicians from Association Hall and Metro
politan Hall unite TO make great attraction. Free.
NOON MEETINGS. ASSOCIATION HALL 23d,st; and
4th-ave.-Sxth week. To-day Rev. JOHN r. DAVIES
will lead; X. NJ. WHARTON speak. Singers. Weedsa
Ladies' sextet the Wilson's Mrs. Kress Hiss uphA2s
CO. - 70 ] p. m Fra
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DIED.

Notices Of marriages must be Endorsed with
full name and address.
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M1RRIED.

CIAPP- postal residence Of the bride 40 Remsen-
st. Irooklyn. March &c by the Rev. Chauncey H. Brew
strr rector Of church. Mary A. daughter OF the
late Augustus r. Post. to Mr.. ii. Mason Clapp OF
Philadelphia.
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MOUNT HOPE CEMETERY.
Office $50 oth-avc.. corner 23d-st.. n. Y.

YENsICo CEMETERY. Harlem Railroad - minutS
from Grand Central Depot: private station az 80
trance ONCE 10 East 42i-st Telephone call, 10" IN
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oRTGIEs & CO.. Managers.


ais, Musicians T.lesraphcis and others similarly M
aiced rarran.ntly cre Address for information LII
WARD 'XORSTEK y South William-st. y. 4.
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Russian and Turkish Baths,
II Lafayette Place
A certain and speedy cure for Colds and Rheumatlsm
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iolds throughout the VOL
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rENTLYNAN wASrs wEA FURNISHED
NJ veam vita oF witheat hc&y& ~ 2gtVsss
tsmssys essssAl. Address & M, fosi-'asesls-
gx&cet.
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CoUSrr NOTICES

NOTICE OF ELECTIoS-SoEICE = HEREBY
~ given tAag on Tuesday, ire wta day of Ne
vcraber, next. IA the county Of King. in The
state OF Washington. a. election viii BE held
for TIE following named olhcs-s. o-wst:
Two members os congress "a represent tbs
state in the Fligy-toursh congress o: the United
Two Judges OF the Supreme Court
one state senator in ire Iweaiy-foursa sena-
tc-isl District
one state senator in the Twsny-sixsh Sens
toriai District
One State Senator IN the twenty seventh
one ste Senator in the Twensy-eighth ssna-
torial District
One state senator IN the iwsnty-nin scna-
toriai District
Two Representatives IN the ThirtF-eighsh
Representative District.
Two Representatives IN the Ihirty-ninta
Representative District
Two Representatives In tie fortieth hepTe-
sentative District
Two Representatives IN TIE forty -nrSt Repre-
sentative District
Two Represen tsiivss IN the forty-second KEEP
reseataIive District
Three Representatives N The forty-thfr0 KEEP
reseniafiye District
County Auditor.
sheriff
County Clerk.
County Treasurer.
County Assessor.
County Attorney.
County surveyor.
Superintendent OF Common Schools
Coroner.
oae County Commissioner. Second Commits
sioners District
Ooe County Commissioned. mira Somms-
iouer's District
NreckmasteE
Two Justices of the Peace, city OF Seattle
Two Cons,ahles city OF Seattle.
Cne Justice of the Peace each precinct out
side OF Seattle.
One Constable each precinct outside OF
Seattle
There will also be voted upon an amendment
TO Section of Article XVI. OF the constitution,
reading 40 follows: None OF the permanent
school fund OF this state shall ever be loaned 70
private persons or corporations, but Ii may be
invested In national, state, county. municipal
or school district bonds" which election will
be opened st 2 O'Clock in thu morning and viii
continue until O'Clock in the afternoon of the
same day T. A. TNICHELL.
County Auditor.
Dated this sfh day of October. A. n 1894
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LEGAL NOTICES.
IN THE SUPERIOR COURT OF THE STATE
l. OF Washington Tor King county.

IN THE SUPERIOR COURT OF THE STATE
OF Washington ior King county.
S B. woodsum, plaintiff, vs.. The Lakeshore
ant No 1880 order directing notice 70
creditors.
On motion of Frank ]. Curtis, the receiver
heretofore appointed by this court in this ae-
ton, il is ordered ~ the court now that ali
creditors and other persons having claims or
demands Tgainst the L1keshore Lumber Com
pany, corporation, heretofore doing business
on Lake Union, at the foot OF Moltke street, in
the city of Seattle, county OF King. state. OF
Washington, be. and they are hereby required
respectively to present aad 10 fils with Flank
Curtis, as receiver of the Lakesgore Lumber
Com pany. AZ his Office, room 5l4 in the Wash
ington block, on Front street in the city of Sc
attic. county OF King, state OF Washington,
statements of their respective claims or de-
mands, specifying the dates. amounts and items
thereof, verified by the affidavit of the claim
ant, his agent or attorney. on or before the. I'D
day of October. A d. 1894; and all claims not so
presented and proved shall be debarred from all
benefit of said receivership and all share in any
of the assets OF the said corporation of the Lake
shore Lumber Company that may come into the
hands of the said receiver and be distributed or
disposed of by him.
And IL is further ordered that the said re-
ceiyer be. and he hereby Is. directed to give no
claims or demands against the said Lskeshore
Lumber Company by publication Of q copy of this
order in the daily Posf-Intelligeucer once week
on Thursday of each week for taree consecutive
weeks and by mailing copy OF this order
within five days after the date hereof to each
and every creditor appearing on the books of &C.
count OF said Lskeshore Lumber Company in
said receivers possession ct the address of such
creditors rs the same appears upon said books,
aud such publication aud mailing shall consti-
tute due notice to all creditors of said LAKE,
shore Lumber Company
And it il further ordered that said receiver
be- and he hereby ID directed TO file in this court
on or before the 24th day of October. A. d. 1894,
all claims and demands presented 10 him and
Done in oSsn court this Goth dav OF septemb .r
A. ID. 1894 J. W. LANGLEY, Judge
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~ c. BERG, 22Sl FRONT STREET.
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Advertisements uaas- shs head Of Lost.
Found For Sale. For Ksus and Situations
wsntsd will be ipsestec af the rate of cent
word each insertion. Payment always In ad-
vance No Advertisements received Tor less than
xt cesA
EOTrcF--Ths business ocsee Of TIE Posr-IS-
rpIIEazscrg 10 open until ii p m; sunday
hours q N. 20 p m. Classified a2vsrslss-
usuts w.Ii BE- received up to this TINA
Advertisements will be received az branch
of.ces of ths Posr-IrrgLLfsEscERs at:
TACOMA BUREAU - ZIG Pacific avenue.
Thomas Summons. Manager.
PORT TOwEsESD-French & Springer.
BELLISGHAA BAY BUREAU-ssv what
com, corner Holly aud Canoe streets o. H.
Culver. Manager.
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IN THE SUPERIOR COURT OF THE STATE

IN THE SUPERIOR COURT OF THE STATE
L OF Washington, county of King.
Frank c. Howell. plaintiff vs. John Robinson,
Anna Robinson, his vile; Z. J. Sualey, Jose
phien Nunley, his wife; David NJ. Hoffman
and Thomas J. sweeney, defendants. No.
ls.soa Equity. Summons.
The state of Washington to the said John Rob-
inson, Anna Robinson, Z. J. Nunley, Jose
phien Nunlsy. David N. Hoffman AID Thomas
J. sweeney. defendants:
You are hereby summoned TO appear within
twenty days alter service of this summons. ex-
elusive OF the day of service. and defend the
above entitled action in the court aforesaid aud
answer the complaint and serve a copy of your
answer on the undersigned. attorney for the
plaintiff, at No. 1890 Pacific avenue, Tacoma.
Pierce county Warrington. ami in cave OF your
failure 30 TO do judgment will be rendered
against you according 20 the demand OF the
complaint which has been filed with the clerk
OF said ceurt
Plaintiff hereby designates the county OF
King. state Of Washington, as the place Of trial
OF the above action. L. u. WILCOX,
Plaintiffs Attorney.
p O. address No 1870 Pacific avenue, Pacific
National BANK building, Tacoma, Pierce
county. Washington.
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IN THE SUPERIOR COURT OF THE STATE
of Washington for King county.

IN The rJFEklDR COUNT Or IRE STATE
i of Washington for King county.
STATE OF WAsHsSaTos.l -
COUNTY or KING, -
william r. Robertson. plsinuf. VS.. The Bryn
Mswr Land and Improvement Company, g
corporation, William d. Gardner, Ferry r.
Burrows and - Burrows. bis wife, de-
fendsnts. No. 1860. Summons.
The state OF Warrington TO the said The Bryn
Mawr Land and Improvement Company. VIII
liam D. Gardner, Ferry r. Burrows and -
Burrows, his wife. defendants:
You are hereby summoned and required 20
appear within tweaty days after the seryice of
thls summons. exclusive OF the day Of service.
answer the complaint and serve a copy of your
snswer on the person whose name Is subscr bed
to this summons. a. tie place specified follow
ing hts said name, sni defend the above en- IT,
ted acgion in the court Aforesaid; and in case
OF your failure 30 20 do Judgment Will be rem
dered against you sceordtng u the demand of
the complaint on die herein.
KNAPP, FOOTE & KNAPP,
PAsintiff's Attorneys
p o. Address. Nos. 5l6. 5I7. SIS Seattle Ma
t;onsi Bank building. Seattle, King county,
Washington
Date OF nrzt pub,ieation. September q. 1904
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The following letters await advertisers At this
Office:
socTgrY NOTICES.

aOCIETY EOTFCEs-
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IONIC LODGE, NO. 20. y. A. a.-REGU-
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ond degree. Visiting brethren respectfully In
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Advertisers desiring dispisy sdvsrtisems1ss
changed for the sunday issue rsssf hand In
copy Dy O'Clock Saturday 70 insurs change.
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OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES Seattle. % tie
r~~saesee CT ths o1seikssaz easr<y tEso. hsv
yahs p Dsnson sIs Fsstk stfse-. Ns1aesdsT.
ard wrs- Matilda Ezmz HoImbsrg. both OF
Holly, kltssp county
HAEnAN-JoHSsoS-As the ressdenos Of the
brides parents. corner OF klaine sa1 Aiena
streets -<sttss, NscnssfaT sFsnicr. ortebsr
II. ia Mr. Georgs T. Bsvrnso sn6 Mis- May
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DEATHS AND FUNERALS

HkYDEN-Tha funeral OF Ella H. Hayden wil
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