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The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1894-06-27
ENRAGED FRENCHMEN.
Wreak Their Vengeance Upon Italian
Denizens-Military Called Out.

! GRENoBLE, June 26-There has been
| serious riotIDg here today. The disturb
ance commenced Sunday night by Italian
workingmen employed on the horse car
! lines who were drinking in wine shop.
Au Italian made a remark which the
Frenchmen regarded as an insult a free
fight followed and a mob of Frenchmen
headed by flags and armed with sticks in
vaded the yards of the horse car company
and attacked and badly beat the Italians
Just as the trouble was becoming more
serions the project arrived and Induced
the trenchmen to desist.
At two o'clock yesterday afternoon the
Italian cafes were attacked. A number of
Italian stores were treated in the same
manner The mob marched through the
streets shouting: Down with the Ital-
ians." Several Italians who wer. met in
the streets were beaten and kicked. The
mob was reinforced and proceeded to the
Italian consulate. The police vainly tried
TO check the mob. The leaders procured
ladder, fixed it to the balcony of the con-
sulate and several rioters, headed by a
drunken carpenter, entered the
flag, smashed the escutcbeon
broke the furniture, threw the statues
upon the floor ands kicked them to pieces
and Selling upon two large and handsome
OIL paintings, representing King Hum bert
aud Queen Margaret Of Italy, threw them
into the street,
A detachment of military engineers was
summoned and the soldiers charged upon
the mob. After short conflict, the rot
ers were driven out of the consulate which
which Yves then occupied by the troops
and the project made an apology to the
Italian consul.
The rlotous crowd spread throughout the
city. seized upon all the Italians, men, wom-
en- and children, and took them TO the
prefecture. believing that they were to
be expelled from the city. The Italians
were guarded by the police till this MORN
ing, when the disorder had temporarily
subsidized. The two leaders of the attack
on the consulate We're arrested today and
this caused renewal of the trouble. Sew
eral mobs gathered as soon dis the news of
the arrest of the leaders became known
and the project was compelled to summon
troops. At II o'clock this morning the
authorities had occupied all the
public squares and bulevards with in
fantry, cavalry and artillery, and Grenoble
was TO all intents and purposes in state
of siege.
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The Obsequies Commission

PARIS, June GA commission apnoint
I'd TO direct tie obsequies of the presidep,
Includes Colonel Chanoin, who will repre.
sent NJ. CARROTS family; NJ. Bouiop
director of the academy of fine arts; N
HUet, director of public works: Ambrose
homas. II. Saint Saens, aud Architects
Garnier and Guiliaume
According to the Matin, Iouise NIicbe,
Inc notorious woman anarchist saws : s
execution OF President Carnot was mo
more than a simple ACT Of justice. In Car
not "A whole class. the whole bourgeois
world, has been struck at. VI. Csrnot
embodied the eNecrable capitalistic renub-
lie. III was not merely Deibler's (tbe
rxecutlOner) president, but also the Para-
maisIs' president who has fallen under
besarlo's Dagger. Anarchy will once
more have deserved Well of mankind for
love OF mankind Is the sole object of an
afchy. Individual revolt Is the prelude to
She grand piebian revolt from which bsr-
mOny will emerge.
The mayor of Marseilles has issued an
address urging citizens to refrain from
molestinS Italians. hut a strong AMI
Italian feeling exists. Twenty five italians
employed IN enlarginS the Saint Cyr coL
lege have been dismissed in Difference IN
The wishes of she other workmeu. Saw
eral building contractors have been warn.
ed net 10 employ Italians.
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PREPARING FOR CONGRESS.
A Meeting to Be Held at Versailles
Today to Elect a President.

PARIS, June 26-Since yesterday extra
ordinary animation has reigued at Ver-
sailieS. Architects at the senate chamber
begun yesterday morning 10 arrange the
Sale des Seances and other apartments for
the Use of the members of the two houses
The work was simply immense. but every
thing i DOW ready for the business o. To-
morrow's congress which will he held for
the purpose o; eIectlug new president.
\ serious difficulty nas been found in in.
sUaIllng telegraph wires throughout the
place. Bicycllst> have been appointed
with relays At Vile Avery to facilitate
the transmission OF mess ages In case of a
g!ut at the hastily organized telegraph
business
NJ Challemel la CoUr, president of the
senate. has been blamed for postponlug the
congress tlll "Wednesday, tut he conld have
hardly acted otherwise. pending the fun
eTdl- Still, the interval Has created num-
berlesS lBtrigues and aroused all laten,
ambition. Ii + feared the agitation may
lead 10 trouble aud the gsrrisous OF Paris
and the department OF Seine and Disc are
confined TO their barracks The iremen
are also held IN readiness, for II l. believed
that the demag CUES would be willing 70
resort TO inceudiarisE To propagate tneir
QnlulODs
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DECLARES THEIR INNOCENCE
w. P. Taylor says Trey Did Not Muir
der the Meeks Family.

LITTLE Rock, ARA, June 26--ln an In
teryiew today Willian Il. Taylor. one of
the brothers in custody here for the muir
der of the Meeks family AZ Browning, Mo-.
makes the following statement:
I'VE are entirely guiltless OF the crime
and had intended leaving ia a skih for
Batesville ADD returning home for trial
We expect 10 leave for st. Louis tomor-
row night We hope TO get bail aud can
give 10 IN any sum-ssO. 900 II necessary
The murder of the Meeks family occurred
Gu the night Of May 10. last, aud we
learned the next day that we wero sus-
pected Of IL and that a mob was after u
aud would lynch us II they caught Us
We Immediately sought safety In n ght
expecting 10 return when the excitement
died down. We came 20 Springfield, No,
where we spent three days and have been
in the vicinity Ut Buffalo City Tor about a
month
LINNEUs, No, June % Sheriff Barton
has LETT here 70 bring ia the Taylor broth
ers arrested at Little Rock
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NEWSPAPER WAITS.

Wo1AS leads the world. She used
srnokeless powder for ages before men
ever thought of adopting it--Tid-Bits-
IT Is a well-known. II rather para
doxicsl. fact that cut diamond rates
are higher than The original price
Texas SiftingS
DOcrOR-''Y You're pretty well healed
ROW, Mr.. Biggs.r Bigys-"Yes; but I
won't be 50 we'll heeled after pay your
biz. Philadelphia Record
TEACHER" Her dress was plain
Can yoG express that idea in more po-
lite language Little Miss lone 81 he
Four Hundred Her gown Was ghaSt-
iy.--Lite
STRUGGLING AET:sr-'A, the rates
you pay would soon stz-ve % death
Dealer-''Veil. ven you are Diet Caa
eel your pictures -; hat - good
oroSi Il WeALl-
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ANCIENT ART AND SCIENCE

r. c. i7eo. Metallic wire made b.
some unknown process.
= h. c. 200. The great brssen statue
of Rhodes built b. ChsreA
d. c. 2O2. Art Of printing said to
have been invented In China
T. C. 72i- The first recorded eclipse
Of the moon observed; in Babylon.
y e. 2io. First mention 81 the art Of
surgery; amputaticns performed
b. C. SOL The fret calculation and
prediction 81 a solar eclipse by Thales.
b. g. 223L The hrEt record made q
astronomical observations. AZ Babylon
y. c. 3l3O The arts Of spinning and
weaving invented by Noomah. g WON
an
y. e. 1890 The first pottery v,sset
made; simultaneously IN Greece and
Egypt.
L. c. 300 The Grst known scuIr
tures AID paintings were made. IN
Egyp;.
L. e e9s5. Surveying ussd In Eryp,
IN laying ont canals Tbs Pyrasnids
bcggn.
y. e s40 The ITALIAN theorT q
the eaTta's spbsricaI form taught. IA
Greece
b. C. ai.s. Athotos. an Ezvptiao
king said 70 have inverted hero
giTpnirs
4 g. fiz7. A MUMMY q sbou; this
Gate vas found q have teeth Ailed
with suaalga-n
p Q. 2z47 The arnt recorded 49, O,
b-iczs aDd r.c~tar. TgweE q Bxius
buii. .; Bsby ,an-e
r. q -. BSS @ith iez-es IKE
those q t,o6s-n tines i,t~oGuced IL
Fezgaass snstcs. = fsc rolled parca-
Eeats. wsl-a were caz.lg dszn&zed
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OBEY THE UNIONS ORDERS.

TRINIDAD. Col, June 26-Tbe railway
men on all the roads here will obey the
order of the Railway Union and refuse 10
handle Pullman cars. The Santa Fe pas
senger train from the west due here at 6
o'clock, is tied up at Ration The Gulf
train Will be tied up here on its arrival
from the south unless the officials permit
1t to go without the Pullman.
RATION. y. NJ, June 26.-In ac-
cordance with instructions issued
by the American Railway Union
committee of five stationed them
selves at the Santa Fe depot here today
and upon the arrival OF the east-bound
limited express train cut out the Pullman
car Client. making switch TO do so. The
!yardmaster was p0werless to prevent the
Interference aud his switchmen would do
nothing. The officers of the division have
ordered the train held here until further
orders, Notwithstanding the fact of its
being mail train. Excitement is now at
high pitch, as the officers are trying to
find an engineer to handle the car. So far
their efforts have availed nothing.
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SAVANNAH. Ga, Jane &-Traia Ne. &.
Of the Savannah. Fiorids and Western
railway from ThomaSvilir. due 70 arrive
at O'Clock this morning. VS. held ap one
I mile this side OF Hoaervile "a, I:30 a. n.
by SIX masked men The safe in the ex.
press car was robbed Of ito contents, 81, IL
in cash.
Two OF the men nosrded the train
at Homerville, eoncealins themselves be-
hind the tender. A. soon as il started
'hey climbed over the tsEder. covered tbs
engineer and fireman with pistols aad told
Engineer jenkins TO stop when ordered.
About q mile from bonneville the order
was given and the trnia came 10 a stanGsGill
Then four other masked men Joined tn.
party aud wi.4e two Kept the engineer
covered. they proceeded 10 get iato the ex-
press car. Conductor Paris came Gus
with train hand 10 investigate the cause
for stopping. but did not stand on cere-
n0oy when ordered 70 return 20 mis- car
While two OF the men Kept watch the
other TWO ordered Messenger Calder 10
open the door. He refused aud was told
he had better get OUT OF the car He h-aoi
one OF the nen lighting a
fuse aud before he could reach
the corner dynamite cartridge exploded.
DftAAlhS the door from Its tasienIngS aud
completely stunning the messenger
Nhen he cane TO he Wa, looking into the
barrel OF pistol and WAS or.ierel % throw
up bis hands, He did not hesitate long.
and when told 10 open the safe he did -.
taking the packages out as ordered The
rObber tthere was only one la the carr
gathered up The money and went 20 JOIN
his associates. They got ou the engine
made the fireman uneuuple IL from the
cars and compelled both engineer and fire.
man 10 leave 10. Then they ran the engine
up to pOi1t iG the woods near Argyle
eleven miles from the scene Of the zoo
berry. where they lett Is and took 10 tue
woods
Elk Sheriff Hurst Of rhomas county. at
the head OF posse. reached the scene a bout
four hours Later, and with pack of
hounds. started Ia pursuit Of the robbers.
The officials believe the posse has the right
trail and that the robbers will be captured
The robbers did not enter the mail car nor
any OF the passenger coaches. their only
apparent object being To secure the money
IN the express car. The passengers were
considerably alarmed Cor the time being,
but no one was hurt.
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EXCURSION TO AsBURY PARK, n J.

The Baltimore aud Ohio railroad com
paDy viii sell excursion tickets TO AsbHry
Park, y. j., and return. from all points on
its lines, July 9Th. s;h aud 9th. good re-
turning until JnIy 10th with privilege of
extension until piember first, provided
toe return portion Of the ticket is deposited
with the joint Agent a. Asbury PARK, on
or before Jniv I3sH. Tickets viii be valid
for passage via New York aud will he -
sued for the outward journey via B & o.
r X. and Washington. and for ret1rn
journey via any OF tie other through lines
The round trip rate from Chicago will
be So -, and 3gre~pon1ingly low from all
other points on the 3. * o. system.
Tickets viii also be sold n All pri ncipal
Offices throughout the west and northwest
Fox information III Diet Ill address l. :
Allen. Asst q. P 4. Is. & o 4 Z, Gran I
Central Depos. Chicago. III
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FINED FOR CUTTING RATES

OMAHA. Neh. June % -TGIs morning
th- Northwestern li!ed formal eompiai %
with tse local passenger association. Il
wa;eh c X. Dsvidsoa of the Bur.inston :
SECRETARY against the Milwaukee fAr cut
tag one WY aEG round tap rate, 70 Ca
cage. = lady b-lns tie informant agaiti>;
the Milwaukee. The as>ocialon alter
hearing both sides fined the Hi!wapks.
- TIE Milwaukee ~ not yet iad.ca' 81
LII n VIII pAY
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The dGhia Daily Eagle 0educsdau zorune Juno r. 1884,

cred with a broad strip Of crepe, with a
silver border.
At the opening of the sitting Deputy
MarazZi, who was a volunteer In the
French army in 1870, IN u few weil-chosen
words expressed sympathy for France IN
the loss of her president.
Sig. Cavolitti said that after yesterday
speeches there could be no doubt as to the
unanimity of Italian feeling towards
France. He added: MAY 1t be per-
niitted to those who, at the cost of infinite
bitterness, have learned to realize the
unity of sentiment between the two peo-
piles to express the wish that out of so
many evils may grow the flower OF friend
ship, fertilized by blood, but blood which
may wash out the memorZ OF mutual
wrongs
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THE BOYCOTT DON'T GO.

Smith of the Pullman company, thinks
the boycott instituted by the American
Railway Union will have little effect in
this territory. So far no formal move has
been made in the matter.
The local lodge is not very strong. but
on the Rio Grande Western the organiza-
ton is said 10 be quite strong Nearly all
the railways operating in Colorado own
about two-thirds interest in the Pullman
cars in use on the lines
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ENGLAND'S SORROW

LONDON. June 26.-In The house Of com
mons today Sir Niliiam Vernon Harcoutt
In moving resolution Of sorrow aud in.
clZnatlon at the murder OF President Car
no'. dwell upon the fact that England was
always the friend AMI sometimes the ally
OF France. tie offered the resolution
adopted in 1865 in connec;ion with ~
murder Of President Lincoln. Ii WIS
adopted UNANIMOUSLY.
In the house Of lords motion similar n
the one adopted in the commons 49,
Ndopted, upon motion OF Lord Roseberx
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MANY ARRESTS AT LYONS

Lyons, June 26.-About 600 people were
arrested during the riotiug yesterday and
large number have been taken into Gus
tody today.
The mayor of Lyons has issued procla-
nation IN which be says: The malefac-
tors who In Lie guise of patriots. are COM
uniting heinous deeds of vandalism and
pilage will be punished AS vulgar crimi-
mails"
The mayor appeals to All honest citizens
to assist the authorities in REFRESHING
riotiDg.
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DEBs NOT ENCOURAGED

GALEsBUIG, IL, June 26-President
Debs of the American Railway Union, this
evening wired to the Brotherhood of Rail-
way Trainmen's headquarters, asking the
cooperation Of the brotherhood aud the
presence of Grand Master Wilkinson at a
conference to be held in Chicago. The
grand master is not in the city, but other
officers held out but little encouragement
to him for cooperation.
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Rumored Asssssinat;o, nar,os

PARIS, June 26.-A false uewSnanar
rumor this afternoon that NJ. RilIor tba
French ambassador 20 Italy had been
nsSsssinated IN Rome produced an inn.
mense sensation here which Threatened
Ter time To result in riots The govern
ment telegraphed 10 Rome for informa-
lion, and upon learning the report was
untrue, sent troops and seizea the Offend
lug Journal, This action Quoted ire
pOpulaCe
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SPORTING.
Races at Omaha

OMAHA, Neb., June 26.-Nearly 5000
people were at the Union park track when
The hrst race of the Blue Ribbon meeting
was called this afternoon The feature of
the card was the half mile dash. pacing
race, III which Flying Jib made the
Journey in 1:04 fiat, closely driven out by
Z-lpht Burns. Alix logged an exhibition
mile in PHI fat, without pace-maker.
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THE PREHDERoAsT TRIAL.

CHICAGO. Juue % Judge PAYNE today
rendered decision IN the Preudsrgast in
sanity hearing which will have an iHl-
portaot bearing on the case. Ia deciding
point raised by counsel he judge said be
would instruct the jury that the defeuss
must prove that tue assassin has bee m
insane since his last trial. othsrwi-s,
the former verdict must stand, even
though Prsudsrgast be found insane Al
the present time
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Washington Park Events.

CHICAGO, june 26.-Washington Park
presented program OF five races today. OF
which The feature was the Lakeside stakes
Tor 2-year-oid filiie-. It was won by Green
Harris MOderocio. ID to /, after hot
nnlsh with Rosi:a. another outsider. Mr..
keene's Rounde,ay aud Lucky Baldwin's
Ready Diamond were favorites. The
former was never in it and the latter was
left at the post. In the fourth King
Charlie. at to +, defeated the even money
choice, Wildwood, which did not run
third In field Of five. Taral left after the
stake race for New York.
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DUEL IN PROSPECT

PARIS. June 26.-At a plenary meeting
OK the Republican deputies and senators
this evening which was called TO decide
upon a candidate for the presidency, the
mem Ders OF the two chambers wen, uus-
BE TO come 10 an agreement aud the meet
ing eliminated ia al uprosr. duriuc
which Deputies Berleaux aud S-uzt cane
10 blow. The result Of The encounter i
that both gentlemen have appointed see
onds and duel will shortly be fought.
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In the House

WASHINGTON. June 26.-The house re-
sumed consideration of the deficiency bill
today and Representative Broderick of
Kansas yainly endeavoled 10 attack In
dian depreciation claims aggregating
S5I4 924
An amendment was adopted appropriat-
ing 5000 10 pay Hon. w. d. Euglish for
his successful contest for the seat in the
present congress held by Samuel g. Hill
born, from the Third California district.
his name having been inadvertently
omitted from the list OF contestants whose
expenses were paid. The bill was passed.
and at j,lO p. m. the house adjourned.
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PENsYLvASIA IKmocRArs n

HAEEEsBl-i.8. Pc. JGLr - Prscfirsl y
all % tie - atl~-atfs % toggs 0rroa'. Dem
CCrsfsc -Iats convention are n Town 70
night. The fact tLaf EIlt0r 4 Siurer!v d.
q be the B0iulRee fOT governor tbs The
hearts u the faitafGt villa Joy
be oSuventIcu meets ut noon and the
temporary chairman WI - RItest Wright
81 Aissnt0~s- Cougrsss EasH-Gi-laEss are
also 20 b romicsted
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VERMONT PoPULrsrs

MOSTrELITE. ". Juu- > AZ ths
Popuiist State convention he'd here today
n- following t.c<rt gas Bonl mattel COY
ernor. 1homs~ : McGIuuis. aeafes.r,..
governor. y. II. Couro, secrsr1r- q state
j. Bowen trea-ureE " = Curtls T.
-ouvsutiOu adopted the Omaha platform
- he stale platform
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MAINE DEMOCRATS.

LEWISTON. Me.. June % At tie Demo
cratic state convention today Charles r
Johnson Of WatervIlis wa nominated FOR
governor. Among he resolutions adopted
wa one OF sympathy To- France: another
faTOriug the erection II nft-d -ttt~s
senators by popular vote. ulsapprov.l o.
The impJrtstiOn Of foreign iaborer- by cor
porfti0us: tie Limitations q The hours Il
laJOr for women. AMI he endorsement cf
the Chicago platform.
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THE CARS COINCIDENCE.

PARIS. June 26-The cars telegram OF
sym oathy to Mime. CArnot says:
Profoundly affected by the news of the
outrage, the empress and myself express
to you our deepest regrets and assure you
Of our sympathy and how fully we share
the misfortune which has befallen you,
and plunges France into mourning.
"a LEX ANDER- y
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TEE LADIES

Tie pleasant eftecS aud perfect safety
with which ladies may use the California
liquid Laxative. Syrup q Fig. uuder all
conditions. makes a their ftvo-lte remedy
To Set The true and genuine article. loc K
for the uanle Of Jh- California F.s syrup
Co, printed Gcar the botJc-0 Il 80 paes-
&c.
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College Games.

NEW HAVEN. Conn. June 26 In the
presence OF 5000 spectators Yale beat Har-
ward this afternoon in the final game FOR
the intercollegiate championship. Y ale's
battery work was the feature.
AT New Haven
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THE ORDER IGNORED.

PITTsBURG, June 26-Careful inquiry
among the local railroad employees failed
TO reveal any intention TO obsy the Pull
man boycott order here, and it is not be-
lieved that the Pittsourg men will refuse
TO handle the cars. They had noC shown
any such intention at late hour this
afternoon
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AP a WILL FIoHT THE POPS

FuET SCOTT. ksa-ss. Jgas - - TIE
Amsricsn PresectlE= sssac.@fisa % Eaa-
sas has rssolTs Z O. fGht are Peopl-'s PSF
y czsHdidstcs cB q be -tti- E.ex-f. !u rsfs.t-
a. .oa :Dr go passs-~ % she F-solst "a g
Gp1atlnZ Tie orcsn zst.on b. tie Pcop.ss
rsarEg sac cozTeLt o.
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Results at Sheepsh cad

NEW YORK, June 26.-The best race to.
day was the Sheepshead Bay handicap, in
which there was niue starters Don
Alonzo Was not backed extensively, but
was better than the others and won BIZ a
good length. In the opening race Lamp
lighter ran away from the others.
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ITALY FRATERNIzES

ROME June 26-rhe chamber of ds,r
ties today presented an impressive apne,r-
hnee. the interior being wholly coyeres
win crepe In honor Of the memory OF
President CLrGut Each bench vTo. co.
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SPRINGER RESoxISATEp

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