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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-06-17

operations " the nineteenth c'nlury-
~ this marss the Prophet JOSEF h
Smith not only master spirit but
under The blcts ngs OF Christ tho LORD,
the chief amoug those master spirits
who have been cntnbcruaulad IN tho
Il .- "a since Jysul, the Holy One, was
born In Bethlehem.
As to the idea expressed by CUT
esteemed Correspondent that the
driving referred 10 was ous Of the
wissst and bet nets % hls gran -
'g,hcr's NE, We trust the gentleman
Will pardon ~ iar iu.ls'iug tl1t it
probably was lhD w0u, ard 800 100
foolish 81 those 1c.s. with the lcff1u
before hIm 10, what the I0rmIua have
sec mpllshci In these va.l.y', VIII hG
DIB1is ,ay what they would have
accomplished Ia Pcnu.ylvuun 10 the
fcoplc there had received iu0 Prophet
Of the Llfd with open arms, iusicuI OF
with unmlyg n pouusyiyauiAus
today were the united, cJutonigd,
prosperous people, asa whole, that the
,istmous are, with ell the advantages
they have h,I otherwise their peers IN
material advaacBmout would Mt be
Known on earth.
Toe act Of Mf. DIn3is's grandfather
was not Wise OF good o. was Tor him q
grovous bluudoE and uiI NOT aid Ia
producing The great TefuIts eur friend
suggcsil, We mightas well Gay that
the man who thtJws lllcultits VA the
way OF others deserves credit Tor tnt
wofh VI that u tcfmlnnlioa uud onorgy
which ovcfcomc- those linicui,ies.
Carrying 10 back 10 the Genital fclig.
i0us events in the universe, such logic
would say that Judas, aud the Jews
and Romans who enclmpaaic1 thu
naouli be declared the
payiuts Of tho world instead oi the
Christ who made tho inhlite atone.
menl. 10 Will no, dc. Tao owl dots
not nccomTll8h the good; the commis.
lion 1i wrong docs not dec, the right
Tbs honor all belongs to tho good
which effects iis holy purpose Ia spite
1i the antagOnism which the .yil PIE.
scnts. Lot the credit aud blame osoh
20 where they belong, Ihat Justice may
DO done. And Il the grandson rgcok.
uizsa the good today, as hcsvtm' 20 d.,
may he also have the light AMI oour.
age to stand by u maulully, that thu
former error may ho overcome by lie
future recllhrsu5n anu the greater
benefits that follow upon entering the
right path.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-06-17
DANGER IN DluYCLlSG.

Anything pertaining o bicycling li
Of Especial Interest AZ this time. L. that
form u exercise fsally beneficial to tht
extent hitherto claimed Tor i2
Tho Paris Academy OF Medicine ha.
recently after careful investigation an
nounced NE conclusions upon this cub.
JeOt and thb fact, u such they are,
should be widely known. The verdict
Of the medical authorities IL that u
moderate exercise on the wheel IL TO B.,
recommended In cases OF neurastheuia,
a. wmia, dyspepsia, govt, obesity, slow,
uoss Of nutrition ani Ia all cases 10.
curling muscular exercise. The hrst
mentioned disrase IL a kind Of nervous
debility, while a 10 nj, Is described as
pover,y oi blood, consisting ofa de.
ncleuoy Of fblin. ON thp other hanI,
bicycling Ia said to be absolutely IN.
furious 10 pofs0ns afflicted with
phthisls, organic disease OF toe heart
and alUuminuria, anu also to young
khAa hNh'AfAh AlNh "NNAANAhNAs NV
report sounds a note Of warning tual
certainly claims attention. 1 says;
For girls, especially, {, Is not only ILL.,
suited but dangerous, The writer knows
OF two uasos uf motrOrrhsgia brought on
by mild bicycling. Tho amount VI lu-
jury done 10 tho polyic organs " young
girls Just reaching wumzuhp1d will not
uu long In making itself ipit iu tho shape
Of uterine versions and nus.ous, or col.
luliti-, To Say nothing uI % hsr serious
complications as those mentioned above.
la connection win MT. suuju1l, tue
Sacramento Record Union observes
that there is hope for tue woman IN
the coming automatic bicycle now In
use in France ana n EnsanI. This
wheel has no pedal AM, consequently,
does away with the movomen. ui the
feet that mast DO Objectionable on
gfounta similar T. those urged agAilst
tho working OF ths sewilg ma,llns.
lie motive power Il an electric motor
VI Egss0llue or Oh motor II ro.mils
OF comfortable seat and gives the
rider oil the pea,ure OF the wheel now
IN u5e, while It Is said to be perfectly
harmless.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-06-17


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NOT An IMMORAL SPORT.


Ina brief motto IN the NEWS a few
days NJ, the remark was ma that the
ladies Of tho Boston Rescue mission,
when passing resolutions against b..
cycle riding by women, because 30 per
cent Of the rescued girls had been de-
voted TO that fporl, Ia order h bo oou-
oistent ought to adopt measures also
against womon riding In buggics or on
railroads, since no doubt n hundred per
cont OF the girls under their care hai
avAiled themselves Of thrsu commOnes
means Of travel. A "ilsader," refer
ring to this motto, In a Communication
says that only ten per cent Tor le1s) Of
all girls ride bicycles anu thirty pet
cent OF the rescued girls indulge In this
exercise. Does 1t not appear, "Reader"
asks, that tho showing has very
marked Significance? Viewed Ia this
light, VIVA, Is your oplnion2
Tho answer IL that II tho figures be
correct, the only conclusion thoy war.
rant Ia that certain class OF
girls have adopted bicycle
riding A. their amusement much more
generally than other women, the W
portion being as three to one. Very
likely this 10 true, butlhis lAut llsslL
II fact It be, will not be Hccerded u
have any bearing on the question fifs.
raised, whether bicycle riding In Itself
Ia an amusement dangerous to the
moral purity Of our daughters or sis.
tefs. There are, on the contrary, strong
reasons for an opposite view.
Tue danger Of basing an Argument
VI this character on statistical figures
was well Illustrated by Lord shailes.
bury some years ago, when be'ore an
immense auilense In Exeter Hall,
London, ho proved that large per
cent OF criminals, whose career he had
Investigated iu the Interest Of philau-
thropy, had In their childhood
teen pupils OF various Sunday schools.
NOBODY would argue that their
moral status was due 30 t4olr sunday
school training. Why, then, should
bicycling 10 charged with tendency
to corrupt the morals any more than
any other innocent amusement To
DO 30 Is 10 stumble oyor one Of the
many iallaoiss known to logicians rs
pOst hoe, ergo prOpter hoe, a mode VI
Reasoning that Notwithstanding It's
baneiul effects Is but too common.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-06-17

Tho direct line 10 Kansas CITY, \.
Louis and Atlantic tenuuarJ, "a via
The Missouri Pacific Hallway, from
Pueblo. Through sleeping ami chair
care, anu all connections made III
Union dcp0ts In the day time. II you
are gelny East snd care Tor = daylight
ride through the graud0st scenery OF
tho Rocky Mountains on route, see
that your ticket reads via Missouri
Pacho Railway. Elegant chair cars
roiiuvcly free 10 holders OF regular
train tickeis.
q. V. DTRRAH, G. F. 4 PA,
II MOrlan Block, salt Lake City.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-06-17
The GRiiN CROP.


The condition OF crops Tor 1886
should be most interesting ami suy.
gugAve feature for those who dwell
among these mountains. From north
10 routh, through tho eutire chain Of
valleys, there exists the most grail.
Tying condition 90 far as tho staples 0f
Iife are concerned. In localities there
arc rvpO. & % some damage or llgs o.
t0nder Y g.tAbl0s and ifulls, but asa
whole uvou these are more aUuniant
than Tor year.; wnilr Tor wheat ami
other grains there never was PROSPECT
for such bIurtesus yield. Tho huf-
banJman has done u0uly IN the area
Dr ught under cultivation, and na.ur,
s'ams determined to urran his bost
slut's by osUU"iug hpr ruuott re-.
ward. From present indications, 1895
w,llua marked as u banner yoar In the
truilillneas Of the aoil with which 90
flBranlres aud storehousss to over.
Il wluW.
In connection with o,h.g Ciruum.
eta. cs- which an ct tina. department,
o'nusiuess, abundant crops this year
means that gtGes vii! Ue down, thus
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-06-17

Recently Mr., ). y. Thomas, o!
North Dakota, visited tho Shenandoah
Valley, ViTgiaiS, and after carefully
examining the country heated Ia
W!aglCatyI hg wrilCs 10 Mr. Y. RleL-
sri8, Land aud Immigration Agent,
Baltimore 4 OAio RAILROAD, Bal.imorp
Maryland, as follows ~ have boon
IN nearly every state anu territory Of
the United States, aud am frank In my
opinion that this valley furpasaes all
other seoiloua in the Union. Tho
lands are low In price, snd produce
profitable crops. thauk you Tor d.
Ttciing me here, and solicit those seek
ing pleasant and pr0iilabls homes 10
locate IN this country"
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-06-17
RETTUB.

Bss, butter 80 cents pound, six for
800 Il Barnes.Hatdy Go.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-06-17

Buy al your medicines at Godbo
lIIII Urur O..
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-06-17

ChilblAin Llnimspt always euTs
TosI bites, Prepared at Godbs Pit
Drug Store.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-06-17
GARFIELD urAcu TRAINS.


bally except sunday,
Music by OsvuB orchestra every
afternoon and evening. Dspo,, cor.
nor Firt South and Fourth West.
Fare for round trim 30 cents. City
IlCkot office, 2Ol Main Street.
ID. II. Burnley,
Genl. AgL Pass, Dept.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-06-17

ITANE YOUR tEa-POOLs, GREASE
i traps, water closets and yards cleaned
IN The Odsr.ess sanitary Company. All work
thoroughly disinfrrtCd.
OFFICE u MAIN STREET TELEPHONE
NO $50
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-06-17
WANTED.

LIVERY ONE TO Know THAT WE ARE
II buying and selling more new aud second
hand gOoCs than any other house In tie west
81. Weber W ili.2li, state ~
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MONEY TO LOAN.

vSARGAISs ~ RIAL ESTATE STOCKS
- bought and cold, sIuuoy 70 llhu a.
reasonable rates Taylor bros, 40, 20 Main
street
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GARFIELD nrAcm TRAINS,

DAILY except SUNDAY,
Music ~ Olsu's orchestra every
afternoon and evening. DEPOT, corner
Fiut South AMI Fourth West. Fau
iUr round trip so conu. cry ucEyi
office, 9Ol Main Street.
d. n. hurley,
Gen. Agt. rnsp. Dept.
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InnK HEREI

FINE. LARGE HUtLuiNG SPOT STU.
~ atrd on Twelfth -outh and second West
streets, for sale cheap, Apply 20 u, T., NEWS
tnuc.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-06-17

city Subscribers viii li4Jiy Ha.I'y . q. Dunbar,
t-ittuiailrl, " any i.ro.u.al.l BOO Zoo do.NDy %
tUlr lapofs.
an .iamuuigi'l1ns sh0uId uo nI.fu8saitn
pEsraEt NGwa pusLuuisa 90.
Telephone 90.
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NOTICE.

HAVE ~ Sly POSSESSION ONE ls
inch Gurisy Huryeyors level and tripod,
lett for repairs two YCars ago. u the same j.
not claimed and charges PAID upon 10, lurlul
iuu cost 81 advertising, within thirty days, u
will 10 sold 10 dofrsy CNuruHus. ...........
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-06-17

The Nrwa Is on sais re ra principal ii1'n'H NaT'
Stands Hni uH a'I passenger aIHs leaving 600 ,..y
unuf ,. m daily.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-06-17
CREDIT THE RIGua

The following note was received b'
tho NEWS today from tourist who has
been making a brief stay a. tie Tenn
polon hotel!
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-06-17
Chicago Dental PaTIOTS

Can extract teeth without pAin-now me Nod,
harmless a. water. h6t OF tCrlI, 500
htilFe WORK, pin tooth, $50 Twenty tUo Il.
sold crown, 31u. Logan crown, $50 Gold
hlllns, 100 up. SILVER, hIc. Cement. ..c.
Al work NJ eastern prices. Come and ls
onNlnced. n state street, salt LAX etity,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-02-04

The management Of the Bcllaire nail
works sent for the workers committee
last Friday. and it is said gave them no.
tice OF 10 per con, reduction in wages
to take effect April !. The workmen
do not seem to know the exact tenor OF
the notice, but say it is for another re-
duction in wages. A gentleman in posi-
ton to know said Saturday evening
that he thought the present scale ran
until the first Of July. and although he
knew nothing direc: as to the matter. if
there was notice he thought it was
perhaps only calling the attention OF
the committee TO the fac. that other
mills in competition with this had Sc.
cured 40 per cent reduction in the
wages OF tonnage men, and asking them
to consider the matter, as the plant
here needs every advantage other milla
have and cannot operate with 40 per
cent difference in wages,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-02-04

The semi-annual hop a. Mt. de Chan
tai took place Friday night. The enter
tainmens opened with grand march.
after which the dancing began and con-
,tinued till about ten o'clock. At eight
Refreshments were served. The music
was by the Opera House Band. This
hop closes the first school session, aad
IS given as compensation for the extra
study required for tho examinations.
The examinations ended few days
ago and wero generally satisfactory,
giving evidence OF good, steady work on
the part OF tho teachers and pupils.
More satisfactory was the amiability Of
tho young ladies who generously over
came the nervousness incident to this
ordeal, AID in spite OF few slips tried
to do credit to themselves and their
teachers. All have begun the now SEES
sion with an energy aud good will tina.
give promise OF great results by juno.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-02-04
LOCAL BnEvlrrirs.
Matters Of Minor Moment In aud About


tho CITY. NJ
TnE GRAND this ovoning-Tho Rcntz.
santloy Co.
TiIE county commissioner will moot
IN regular monthly session to-day.
Tnr tin mills at tho Etna.standard
VIII 70 on tomorrow or Wednesday.
KNOWING ones say that tho weather
hi, winter has boon favorable to u largo
fruit crop this ycar.
Miss MAMIE FERdusoS dlod last oven.
ing at tho residence Of hcr unclo, Harry
Jump, on Broadway, Martins Forry.
OPAL BETHEL was probably fatally in.
jurod at Mount Pleasant by having a
lead pencil Pierce his sldo whom no fell.
TuE Hotel Warden was pulled last
night by tvo Martins Ferry police oil.
GERS. Two women and four mon woro
arrested. TH
KonERr O'iiAiR. who worka at tho
Brooks coal bank', got his log severely
scratched by tho falling OF u atone
while at work.
ALDEnr GRAFT, charged with cutting
Stella Woods, was dismissed by Squire
Gllle'py, Saturday, thore being no evil
dence against him.
AT tho First Baptist church yester.
day morning tho services wero In cele-
bratlon OF tho seventh anniversary OF
tho pastorato Of Rev. Mr.. Troy.
A MARRIAGE license was issued satur.
day to Elias Assappi, n native Of Syria,
aged twenty-five, and LORNA Daliby, n
native Of Syria, aged tNenty.ono.
TnE uptown oi1lco Of the street rail.
way company has been removed from
Tenth street to tho west side OF Main
street, two doors north Of Bridge Place.
THr dealers, who soil cigarettes and
paid ono hundred dollars' license, are
trying to havo the money rounded, the
law having been declared unconstitu-
tional.
TnE council committees on police, &C.
counts, cla:m ma and contracts have been
called for this evening, to organize and
attend to any business that may DO
pending.
WILLIAM and Ann Gore were arrested
by Officer Walker, Saturday night on
charges oil disorderly conduct. Theirs
arc tho only cases on tho docket for this
mornings polica court.
Mrs. ELlzADEru Fey, wife OF Ferdi.
nand Fey, Of North Wheeling, died yes
terday, aged sirty.one. The funeral
will take place this afternoon at 3
o'clock from St. Alphonsus church.
THERE was a very good attendance at
the rehearsal Of tho Opera House or
chestra at Arion hall Last night. Tho
programme printed in Saturdays IN
TELLldEScER wa, very artistically rem
deied.
THE New York parties. who have been
leasing go much coal land between
Warrenton and Smithtield, O., north OF
Short creek, as mentioned in the INTEL
lldEScER, are now after the coal on
Scotch Ridge.
CHIEF OF POLICE BENNETT ordered all
the saloons closed promptly at 70 o'clock
Saturday night, and apparently the or
der was strictly obeyed. Yesterday,
was the quistest Sunday experienced in
Wheeling for long time.
IN tho criminal court Saturday, Judge
7. J. Hucus on the beach, upon pleas
OF guilty. fines OF SIS and costs were
assessed in tho cases OF Josephine Boyd,
Georgia Frank and Susan Henneran.
and OF $40 aud costs against Bessie
Wilson, Emma Thompson. May Maple,
Bessie Collins, Ida Riley. Mable Stanton,
Blanche Derere. Ella Baker. Artie Tay-
lor and Laura Miller.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-02-04
ABOUT PEOPLE.
Strangers In tho Guy aud WheeiiaS Folks

Strangers In tho City aud wheeling Folks
Abroad.
Hon. John o. Pendleton Is in New
York city.
Mr.. R. X. Giffin, jr., is in New York
on business.
Mr.. John L Shilling returned from
Charleston yesterday.
D. S. Logan and wife. Of Sis.erayillc,
autographed at the Stamm.
C.M. Watson. OF Fairmont, was in tho
city yesterday, guest at the Mcclure.
James Mckinney, OF New York. we'll
known travelling man, is at tho Mcclure.
Mr.. and Mira. Walker Peterson are
home from Washington aud the south.
Victor E. Davis, OF Hartman, Tenn,
is the guest OF friends and relatives in
the city.
7. D. Young. George Z. Work and J.
W. Boyer. OF Sistersville, are guests ut
tho Stamm.
G. NJ. Hatch. OF Calhoun, and c. B.
RAIDER. OF Lewisburg, represented Wost
Virginia at the Windsor yesterday.
Charles W. Barrick, OF New Martins
vile; T. NJ. Cunningham, OF Sardis, and
]. l. johnson, OF Wasp, arc among tho
arrivals at the Behler.
Mr.. George Jennings, who has been
cutter at Morgan G. Stout 4 Co.'S Cor
some time. lef, yesterday morning for
Admission. Ala, where he will 1.-Two in tho
future.
Me,ars. Joseph speidol, Henry Baer
and John L. RiheldaGer camo home last
night from Charleston. where they rep
resented tho Wheeling chamber OF com.
mercc.
DR.. ". Frazier. OF Cleveland. O., has
accepted position as assistant opera
tor to Dr.. G. A. Keiln, at tho American
Dental Parlor, 1915 Market street, and
has decided to locate hero permanently.
The Commonor and Glass Worker
says: Brother John Bradley died on
January %. He was ono OF the first
members OF l.. U. No. ., and was always
good union man. lie will be takon to
Wheeling for burial.
Mr.. ". ii. Scott, better known MS
"Grcat Scott" OF Baltimore, Md, pro.
prietory of the largest house furnishing
establishment south OF New York, and
ono OF tho largest advertisers in tho
country. was in tho city Saturday visit.
ing his frlond. Mr.. W. L. williams, the
Island druggist.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-02-04
VERY FINE SKATING.
Tho Back River is Now q Favorlte
Resort for Young People.
ICE THERE is SMOOTH AS GLASS
Aud Furnishes tho Best Skating Seen
Around Wheeling for Many Years.
Lots of leo Skates Doing Sold by
tho Dealers-Bis Crowds Worc Out
Saturday Night and sunday-No Ac.
ottlonts Up to Date.

Tho finest skating seon around Wheel.
Ing for many years Is now being taken
advantage Of by hundreds OF young men
and women on tho back river above tho
dam, reaching all tho way up to the
upper steel bridge. The buck river
closed on Thursday and since Friday tho
skating surface has been ns smooth as
glass and Notwithstanding tho large
number OF people who skate there every
afternoon and evening 1t Is still In first
Glass condition and will probably remain
SO until tho inevitable thaw. All OF tho
hardware stores disposed OF their old
stocks OF leo skates on Saturday, aud in
the evening very few pairs wcro to be
had Tor loro or money.
This season is furnishing more skat.
Ing weather than has boon experienced
here for years, and it is apparent that
the pastimo is still popular here. Satur.
day night there wore fully Ave hundred
skaters on the back river Thoy camo
from Wheeling, Bsllaire, Martins
Ferry, bridgeport aud othor places.
Night skating on tho back river is very
enjoyable, the course ,hore boing light
ed by the electric lights on the Bridge.
port bridge aud by those on tho upper
steel bridge, also by tho street lights on
tho front street in Bridgeport.
Sunday afternoon the back river was
black with tho skaters; II possible thore
were moro OF them than on tho preyioua
evening. Tho ice being thicker than
for years on the back river there was
very little danger Of breaking through,
and no accidents have boon reported up
to date. Some OF the moro enthusiastic
skaters arc talking OF getting up a series
OF races il tho cold weather continues,
which is now more than probable.
There are several local DonoEhues aud
Johnsons who want TO show their
friends that they can do top.notch ice
raripV
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-02-04

Mr.. Dazey,s play. "In Old Kentucky"
which achieved such pronounced sue.
cess last season. is described as model
Of its kind. Not lncl;ing in dainty and
.idyl!ic touches, it also has tho pungcnt
flavor Of old Bourbon in every line.
Aside from its merit az drama OF con.
temporaneous life, 1t 10 u picturesque
and imposing scenic production. Tho
announcement that it will bo presented
in this city Friday a::d Saturday, with n
Saturday matinee. viii DO received with
pleasure by admirers OF I'LL that 10 good
and wholesome in play writing.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-02-04

Tie manager OF the Grand has one OF
the strongest shows OF tho season to Of.
10, the last half of this week, beginning
Thursday night. The attraction is
Wnallen & Marlell's elaborate produc-
ton OF South Before tho War" which
was presented here about two years ago.
This season they come stronger and bet.
ter tEan ever, with new acts, new feat
ures, new scenery aud in fact every
thing new. Tho company is composed
Of fifty artists. forming an aggregation
unsurpassed, headed by the well-known
black face artists Charley Howard rs
Uncle Ept and Billy Williams as dun,
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