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Evening star., 1895-08-20
LABOR BUREAU AND LIBRARY.

a Conference HeId of Representatives
of Labor Organizations.
The first practical steps toward organiz-
ing the labor bureau and library to which
reference has been made in The Star, and
which has been indorsed by the Federation
Of Labor and District Assembly, No SO, X.
OF L., were taken last night at meeting
of committee composed Of one delegate
from each of the labor organizations of
the District.
MIR. ]. B. Fenton was called to the chair,
and Mr.. E. J. Rea was chosen secretary.
Mr.. W. H. G. Simmons gave his views on
the subject at some length.
At the conclusion of MIR. Simmons ad-
dress the question OF the expense attendant
upon conducting such an establishment
was taken up and very fully discussed. A
number Of plans for raising funds for the
purpose were suggested, but the one which
found most general favor was that a fair
shall be held.
The opinion was expressed by several
speakers that an appeal to the merchants
and busin .ss men Of the city In the inter-
est of such fair would be literally re-
sponded to. No decision was reached in the
matter The matter will probably be fur
ther discussed at the next meeting of the
committee.
Committees were appointed to gather sta
dstfcs to procure necessary books and to
headquarters.
The request was made by the chair that
the members of the various committees
above named shall lay the subject of the
bureau and library before their respective
unions at the earliest opportunity.
Evening star., 1895-08-20

mother interfered. "You will go your lane,
Jamie Lauder. 1 dinna ken whether you
are right or wrang. 1 ken naething about
been naething but trouble since Andrew
saved You from the sea. I'm no saying it
Is your fault, but the sea has been against
us ever since. and moo, you'll 20 ava and
you'll stay awa'.'
Christina! Am I to go?'
Go, Jamie, but III come to you, and
there Is name shall keep me from your
Then Jamie went, and far down on the
sands Christina heard him call. "Gooa-by
CHRISTINA! Goodbye" And she would have
answered him, but Janet had locked the
aeer and the key was in her pocket Then
Tor hours the domestic storm ragged, An
grew growing more positive and passion
ate. until even Janet was alarmed, and,
with tears and coaxing, persuaded him to
go to his bed Still. in this hurly-burly of
temper, Christina kept her purpose intact.
She was determined to go to Glasgow as
soon as she could win outside. If she was
In time for marriage with Jamie she
WCCld be his wife at once; If Jamie had
&c ne, then she would hire herself out until
the return of the ship.
This was the purpose she intended to
carry out in the morning: but before dawn
her mother awakened her out of a deep
sleep. She was in sweat of terror
Kun up the cliff for Thomas Roy" she
cried, and then send Sandy for the doctor
Andrew is raving, and I'm feared for him.
quick, Christina, there isna a moment to
lose!
Continued on Wednesday,
Evening star., 1895-08-20
KILLED IN HIS OWN TRAP.

Grocer Cross Fixed a Gun for Burg
lars and Forgot About 1t.
A special from Suffolk. Va, says: Benja-
min E. Cross, who did grocery business
on East Washington street. was shot by a
trapgun Saturday night. sustaining injuries
terminating fatally Sunday. His store had
been recently robbed, and, thinking to be
prepared for the next marauders, Cross
set an old army musket in the rear, heavily
charged with No. shot. with a nicely ad-
justed wire attachment to the trigger He
put out the lights about midnight and was
preparing 20 close the doors when he re-
turned to the back Of the store to get a
forgotten package
Forgetting the trapgun, he struck the
danger wire, which discharged the piece
and he received the load of shot in the leg
near the knee The limb was nearly sew
cred. parts of the flesh and muscles being
torn away and imbedded in the wall Drs
Barker and Gibson were summoned, but
owing to the great loss of blood before their
arrival they could render no service except
to alleviate pain, and the victim of his own
scheme expired yesterday. He leaves a
wife and two children.
Evening star., 1895-08-20
THE BATHING BEACH POPULAR.

Superintendent Stevens Says There In
No Stagnant Water There.
''The growing popularity of the bathing
beach has procured for it SO many advo-
Gates and defenders that for the past year
or more it has not often been necessary
for me to appear in print" said Mr..
w. x. Stevens, superintendent of the bath
ing beach, to a Star reporter today. "1t is
very gratifying to know that persistent
telling of tie truth does gradually remove
prejudice and win public confidence"
Mr.. Stevens then referred to publications
alleging that there was stagnant water at
the beach. This he denied. There are
not" he said, "any treacherous holes in
the bottom. The sand Is thin in some
places that may be waded to at low tide
If you chance to be in the water at the
turn of eitrer flood or ebb tide. and there
is no wind, it appears absolutely still, but
when the tide is running either way there
are queer eddies, rfsfngs and faIlings
around the wharves and along the shores,
which set spectators to watching for big
fishes or the kraken, or sea serpent, or
whatever monster Imagination can build
out Of their stock of big fish stories. but
there Is no current in any one direction,
and no stagnant water, to endanger life.
Every six hours the tide either rises or
falls over four feet. With these changes.
and great waves, which have often tipped
pieces, there could not be stagnant water.
And we do not have to wait long for an
angel to stir the pool, as of old; the little
angels-or inps, according to the prevalent
disposftion-of nearly every household in
the city vie with each other in their efforts
to be the first in, and 10 o'clock a. m. sell
dom sees less than fifty in line to register
and be tfcketed. Every morning our at
tendants have to skim the water Of great
amount of grass. weeds, pollen Of trees
and moss torn from the rocky borders by
waves, but no stagnant growth. Warm
and cold veins in the water absolutely
force circulation, and cannot be found in
stagnant water. Swimming far out is
against the rules, being unnecessary and
dangerous. Let me advise all who are
subject to cramp to stay near shore. with
in assisting distance of the life guard. who
daily helps such. An average registry of
almost 700 'bathers for every warm day
stretches our capacity beyond what may
be called accommodations, and. as the pub
lie gradually wakens to the fact that our
patronage is wholly orderly. and mostly of
the best class. the revuIsion of feeling in
favor Of the beach is rapid, demanding
greatly increased accommodations"
Evening star., 1895-08-20
FEW KNOW ABOUT THE SHAKERS
OF MOUNT LEBANON.

We may not accept their rReuliar religious views.
We enter into the Spirit of their sacrifices,
and therefore we do Tot study their habits Of life.
1t is not necessary,fto believe they do, but
We can and do respect theft sincerity of purpose
and the honor and pprlsh 5aess which mark all
their business dealings.
In one particular the Shakers excel all other men
or classes of men, This IS in the cultivation of
medicinal herbs and plants They have made it a
study for more than sene hundred years. They are
also expert in extracting from them their charac-
teristic essences and medicinal virtues. This Is
their peculiar industry. Their lives have been de-
voted to it. By it they are supported They excel
in this branch as do the mouks OF the order of
st. Benedict with their famous liqueur called
Benedictine.''
Now, this lifelong study tie part Of the
Shakers has not been In vain They have accom-
plished much good. Their medicinal extracts and
cordiaIs are known throughout the world.
The Shaker Digestive Cordial Is probably the
most useful medicine given to the public. 1t
is not for all diseases; 1t doesn't pretend
TO be; but one disease 1t will cure and that Is
indigestion. It is not pretended that # will cure
anything else, and sufferer has not long to wait
to see the result. Tile effect is Immediate. Al
most the first dose will give relief, and If con-
tinued q permanen. cure will follow.
Every druggist has been sent supply of our
handsome Donkey Puzzle Books, and q copy may be
had for the asking 1t tells all about the Cordial
well as Iaxo the new castor OIL
Try a twenty fve-cent bottle OF Digestive Cor
dial and what 1t viii do for you.
an20
Evening star., 1895-08-20

''There is a mad man inside O. you, An
drew Binnie, or a dell O. some kind. You
arena fit to bide wi women at a.. Chris
tina, come wi me- I'll marry you tonight
at the Largo minister's house. Come, my
dear lass! Never mind aught but your
pla;die."
The girl rose and put out her hand. An
drew leaped to his feet. TN strike you to
the ground If you dare to touch my sister
again-'' And but for Janet taking both his
lands in her own strong grip he would
have kept his threat. Then Janets anger
fell most unreasonably upon Christina
''Gae ben the house." she screamed. You
will hae the whole village fighting about
you, next thing"
II am going WI Jamie, motherr'
TN TAX vera good care you dinna go wi
Jamie. There's name but Jamie Lauder
will leave the house this night. I wad just
like to see man or woman try it.' And
she looked defantly at both Andrew and
Christina.
Il ran the risk O. losing my berth to come
here" said Jamie. More fool. I: Chris
tina, ! hae been called thief and loon for
doing it. 1 came for your sake; now, you
must go wi me, for my sake. Come AVA,
lassie, and there is name that shall part US
mair."
Again Christina rose and again her
Evening star., 1895-08-20
Copyright, 1895, by Irving Bacheller.)
Continued from Mondays Starr
CHAPTER III,

CHAPTER III.
Oh, the dreary wastes left by the loved
who have deserted us: These are the
vacant places of life which we water with
bitterest tears. Had Sophy died. Andrew
would have said: TT is the Lord; let Him
do what seemeth right in His sight" 1t
was the manner and the means of his loss
which filed him with a dumb rage and
sorrow, for in spite of his mothers and
sisters anger he would say or do nothing
likely to give Sophy the slightest trouble
or notoriety. He remained in his room
or took boat and went alone on the sea,
but he made no complaint, and though
the village was ringing with gossip con-
cerRing Sophy, not man or woman ven-
tured to name her In Andrews presence e..
Still, for all, he was in these days what
Janet Binnie described as IAN i'll man to
live wi, man out o. his senses and falling
away from his meat and his clothes"
For two weeks this misery continued
without abatement, and Janet's and Chris
tina's sympathy began to be tinged with
resentment Then one morning a cousin of
Sophy's came up to the Binnie cottage
and brought with her two cards tied to-
gether with bit of silver wire. They
were Sophy's wedding cards, and she had
sent also an Edinburgh paper containing
notice of her marriage to Archibald
Evening star., 1895-08-20

to Fighting alley last night. and there was
dancing and singing as well as profanity
I've warned these men to keep away
from there number of times said officer
Muller, but they won't do it."
Il don't see much harm in singing re-
marked the judge, 80 long as you don't
disturb other people. If you want to sing
go down to the river or out in the coun-
try"
Their personal bonds were taken
John Brown. an old colored man, was
given six months for vagrancy.
He is an imbecile so it is claimed, and
the sentence was imposed as an act of
charity.
Evening star., 1895-08-20

Pierce's Favorite Prescription? Because
beauty of form and face radiate from the
common center-healtli. The best bodily
condition results from good food, fresh air
and exercise coupled with the judicious use
of the Prescription.
If there be headache, pain in the back,
bearing down sensations, or general de-
bility, or if there be nervous disturbance,
nervous prostration, and sleeplessness, the
Prescription +" reaches the origin of the
trouble and corrects it 1t dispefs aches
and pains, corrects displacements and cures
catarrhal Inflammation of the lining MEM
braues, falling of the womb, liberation, ir-
regularities and kindred maladies.
Evening star., 1895-08-20
The Star Out of Town.

THE EVENING STAR viii be sent
by mail to any address in the United
States or Canada for such period as
may be desired at the rate of fifty
cents per month.
UBut all such orders must be ac-
companied by the money, or the
paper cannot be sent, as no &C
counts are kept with mail subscrip-
Evening star., 1895-08-20
Fighting In Zanzibar.

The expedition, consisting of Soudan-
ese and Askinasis. with a couple of Maxim
rapid fire guns and a seven-pounder,
which started Monday for Monbassa to
punish the revolving tribes near there
stormed and captured the rebels strong
and Gen. Matthews ACCOMPANIED the ex-
petition.
Evening star., 1895-08-20
A Missouri Politician. Death.

Alex. G. Sherwood, member of the Mis-
souri, democratic committee, fell over a
railing at the Jockey Club House at the
Fair Grounds, st. Louis Sunday night,
yesterday. The fall was occasioned by a
sudden attack of vertigo.
Evening star., 1895-08-20
Mere Fighting in Cuba.

severe engagement has been fought at
Arimao, Cuba. The insurgents are said TO
have lost fifty killed, and on the govern
ment side eight soldiers were killed Or
wounded
Evening star., 1895-08-20
ON THE ROAD

to recovery, the
young woman
who is taking
Doctor Pierce's
Favorite Pre-
scription. In
nIaidenhood, wo-
manhood, wife
hood and moth
eriIood the " Pre-
scriptiou " is a
supporting tonic
and nervine
that's peculiarly
adapted to her
-
Evening star., 1895-08-20
YOU'RE Too Fat.
There Are
Others.

Read What They say.Taey're Being Cured BY Dr.
Edson's Obesity Treatment-Hot Weather Is
HereIuse Dr. Elson's Pills. Salt and Bands
Fat Folks Thin and Comfortanla.
Florence Evelyn Merry, author Of Two Girls a.
the Fair writing from the Great Northern Hotel,
began using b. Edisoas for 'e Obesity
sity Pills and Fruit Salt. and was reduced 81
pounds, and entirely cured of dyspepsia. My COM
r Mercy sturtevant wads anu writing d'" from the
Treasury Department says: I'm SIX weeks DR..
Edson's Obesity Pills and Salt brought me down
Capt. Henry Cation. long connected with the
Pest Office Department, writes: II took DR.. Edi-
pounds In a month and a half
Mrs. Col Stanton. Georgetown. writes: II took
DIR. Edison's Obesity Salt and Pills six weeks, re-
francesca Townshende, secretary Of the woman's
Ethical Culture Club, writes: Il had been getting
to 49, Indigestion and dyspepsia made @ me hearty
havs lss. g pounds In eleven weeks and cured my
Mrs: Helen wandall ssurges. from her residence
me Of kidney troubles. pr. Edisoa's Pills eu and
Salt have cured my brother, Col wan,iall of the
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Evening star., 1895-08-20
"FALLING OF WOMB." !"

MRS. FRANK CAM
FIELD, of East Diekin-
son, Franklin Co., ".
y, writes: i deem it
my duty to express my
deep, heartfelt graft
tude to you for having
been the means, under
Providence. of restor-
ing me to health, for I
have been by spells un-
a Bile to walk. My
troubles were of the
womb inhammatory
and bearing down SEN
sations and the doctors
all said. they could not
cure me.
Twelve bottles of DR..
Pierce's wonderful F;
hac cso,,rad ,,,o -
Evening star., 1895-08-20

needs, regulating,
strengthening and cur
:ng tile arrangements
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1895-10-23
seanfH@tienme Der srteftraeer,

Sn iebem &orps ppn 2euten mub Dis
ctplin berrf9en, S6ne 9isciplin ldBt iih
nt1ts Sii3tiges erret9en. Oisciplin muB
Tein, ni9t nur in Der Nrmee, Ionbern audi
i'm Compton, in Der Sobrit unb inn poitz
amt. $50 INNER cine grpBe Nn5a6l BON
2euten bei3Gftigt 1T, maben oe6n ooer flint
5e6n Weinuten 3~eitoergeuoung ieitens bes
@in5elnen 3ufammen 16on cine grDbe 3a6l
BON Stunben aus unb bebeuten fir ben Or
beitgeber einen nam6aften 8erluit. Oa6er
fommt IS, baB in einem groBen 9ei9dft,
nte benz Don Marf6aq Sielb &c g., ieber
Glert ouf bic Minute beri9ten, unb tpenrl
er flint Minuten gu 1pdt fpmmt, ii9 einen
2obnab3ltg ppn einem 6al6en pber oanaen
Sage gefalen laf1en muB. 8as in einem
IoI9en @ef9dft als not6penbig er19eint,
lit nod biel nDtbger in einem groBen &prps
BON 8rieftrGgern. Die 8epobner elmer
Stdbt, tpte @bicagp, unb beion6ers bic groz
Ben 9e{9dfte unb gang Defenders bic 8anz
fen, eriparten ben 8rteftrdger CUR beitimmz
ten Mirrute = ni9t n11r innerbul6 elmer Bee
1ttmmten Stunbe. Sabre @d9Gfte 1inb 10
einqeri9tet, DaB bic Poft piinftli9 eiatreffen
muB, tpern bteIel6en prompt erlebtgt iperben
fplen.
Seine groBe Mn3a6G BON 2euten, nomertz
lt6 penn biefelben iiber Elm groBes 9ebiet
beritreut ftnb, fam uber itberpa9t tperben,
lpenn nt9t irgenb Elm 5bitem Der 8eaufz
ii9tigung ba 1T. 1tniere Poli5ei bat Sn@
Tpectoren, gapitGre, Qieutenants, Sergean=
ten unb @efreite, UNI bic i'm 0ient befinbz
li9en golisi1ten gu iibertpa9en. Mber teines
unFerer qroBen 8ptGmter 6at t6m brett au=
oetbeilte ecSnfpectoren. I'm bic nDt6tge 8ez
duffi9tiq1frg Der 8rieftrGger benno9 aus3uz
iiben, ri6tete bas @eneruG>Boftumt in Waf6=
ington tiir5li9 Elm Oetectips8ureau Elm.
@inige bier5ig bieIer Oetecttbes tamen bier
ber unb fol9ten ben 8rieftrGgern. 9as @rz
qebniB ibrer 8eri9te 1T Dem 6teftgen Boit=
meifter unb blr9 i'm benen mttgetbetlt NOR
ben, Die fi9 8ergeben boben gu 59ulben
fommen lafen.
uebertpa9unq 1T re9t unb gut, nnr muB
tie nit 8eritanb ausgeiibt tperoen. Sin
grteftrdqer, Der fir a9t 9tunben Mrbeit
beaublt pirb, ionte, 70 tpett es irgeno t6lns
lth, Der &egierunq au6 a9t Stunoen Mrheit
qeben, unb Elm 8rieftrdger. Der o6ne Scots
1i6 aufbG1t ober fih l1nqebiibrlt6feiten gu
66ulben fon,men Taft, folte beftrott perben.
Mber es erfdetnt unbilig, baB Elm Srieftrdz
qer, Der auf Der 6troBe UNI Nusfuaft iiber
cine Mbre1e in ieinem 8e3irte gefragt Dtrb,
~qemaBregelt tperben 1DQ, neil er etne hDflibe
Wntport ert6eilt bat. No6 eri9eint es
Nebt, baB Elm 8rieftrdqer beitraft iperoen
ION, neil es tbm bier Minuten 3eit na5m,
einen Brief ab3uliefern, mo- Die @blisferrng
ni9t mebr als 5pei Winuten bate in YIN
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1895-10-23
Sic @amfiers tho Der eanoesfreott.

l1nfere 8anfiers BADEN pieber einmal ge@
tdgt unD getlagt, biesmal in Ntlanta =
unb cine Getbe Bpm Reben ge6alten, baB aber
babel piel 8erniinftiges 6arausgefommen obsr
Elm beIpnDsrS einleu9tenber Weg qeasigt
porben 1T, auf benz mir benz isbigen @irrz
fal entrinnen f0nnen, lGBt fi9 letoer ni9t
be6aupten.
Mm bea9tenstpert6e1ten mar bic &sbe beg
6rn. @bpdrb Mtfinfon, pel9er bic lr1a6en
unIerer Sinan3miIere auf Die 3pan9sanz
Iei6e BON 800 Miqionen Dollars 3uriidfii9rt,
pel9e uniere &egierung gum 3nef Der Gil
beranfdufe auf @runb bes 8lanbz uno 0es
S6ermanz@ e1ebes gemu9t bat. @r iogts,
mir 6dtten ieBt bier Gorten ge1ebli6 bO1=
g%iiltigen 9eloes: @ritens oas 8ologelD;
5~lpeitens Die SilberzOolars BON DoIem gsz
1ebli9sm 3abltpertb, bic I'M umlauf aber
bur9 Silberz Certificate b~ertreten ftaO, Die
felbit ni9t ge{eBli9sn 3ablpsrt6 ba6en;
britte1ts bur3 bic 2egalzSenber@ G9etne, Die
pd6reno oes &rieges 6e6ufS Gintreibuna
elmer 3ipangszQnlei6e in oen Sa6ren 1862
unb 1863 dusgegeben tpuroen; enoli9 Die ges
Teb1i9en 3a6ltpertb 6abenben @9dbamts=
{9eine, bic auf @run0 bes 9efeBes BON 1890
UeVuio VlNllelVuH9 VlHN% 0uAt ~HluuI wv
me4r SLIDER bertpanbten 3pangszNnlei6e
ausge9eben tpurOen.
Muf leBtere Sbatia9e, meint Der 8ebner,
f0nne ME gsnug 4~ingepieien iperoen. Ser
@ruub, tpes9al6 Der Greoit Der Regierung
geIunten unO Die OfFentlt9e S4ulO neu:rz
lid UNI $16S, 100000 Oermebrt pOrben iei
unD DieGeidt balO UNI nod peitere $780,
nhn Onn t.aLL G.AAoo .~ssI r. Asn
3pangs@ Nn1eibe pon mebr ais %fInf6un0ert
MiGipnen Dollars, pel9e Die Hegierung g.
ma6t babe, I'M @ilber dn3utuufen. sic
babe bur9 ben Gil6srantauf i6re auf Sidt
lautenoe @9uID I'M fiinf4un0ert Miqionsa
in geIeBli9 poGgiltigen @6einen perme3rt.
Die @il6er gruben@8 sftBer un0 Silber6dnOz
Ter paren nit 0ilfe Der 2egalzSenosrz9prz
I6riFt in ben @tanb geisbt, Oieie @deine in
umlauf gu 6%ringen, unO Oas 2anb miiiIe Die
G9ulo nebft 3inTen 3ablen. Das 8lanbz
uno bas G6ermans9eieB bdtten uns flint
bunbert MtqiDnen Dollars getoitet, ab5iigli9
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1895-10-23

fpru9 nebmen foQen, Oie ppn ben Setecs
tipes ni6t nur bier in Chicago, lonoerr1 IN
an6eren grpBen Gtdbten er6obenen AntldJen
itnb in man9er 9infi9t g~erabe5u ld9erlt3
uro unierer &egierung nt9t pirotg: Die
Soee, etnen 8rieftrdger bafiir 81 bsltfafen,
oaB ct gu LANCE parten muBte, Bis tbn1 ge@
Dffnet purbe, 1T einfa9 u%nftnnig; oenn pa
fiir fann er bod ntbt.
SSn Serfeb @itp eripdbten Die Oet,c1tpss
etnen 8rieftrGger, Der i'm 0tenft cin @tud
pte aB, unb er tDurbe nit Is Sa9e1 9ee
6altsberluit beftraft. Sin an0erer, Der en-
einem StrdBentanbe Elm 9las 8irfenmein
tratt, unb elmer, Der gu oft na9 Der nbr lab,
%erlitten glei9fdls Strufe. Sin 8rtsftrager,
Der einen plObli9en 9ur9faa BEAM nno
na9 feinem eigenen 9aufe cling, ipurbe UNI
einen bDQen Monatsgebalt betraft, @tele
benz d6nli9e SGne bat es in GbicagO gez
geben. @s iino feline 8erbre9en ge9en bic
Poftgefebe unb folten 10 f6ner ni4t be-
Itraft tperben. Sp brafpnt19e StrenJe 1T
ni9t g%eeignet, Der &egierung Sreun0e gu
MAIDEN uno fam benz Poit6ienit nur fdGhz
li9 Ietn.
llnfere 8rieftrdger ii1b Der Mebr3abl mad
febr tii9tige 2eute. sic gebOren nit !elte@
ner Iusnabme ben b%efferen &laKen an unb
g~elangen our Nnftenung bur9 Die Sbtit elmer
itrengen Prifung; fe beiiben mepr ols gez
pObnli6e Snteuigen3; tie ptfen, oaB Die
@efebe genau unb Die 9is3iplin itreng TT,
unb aus bie1em @runbe tragen fe ule6r als
getp0bnlt9e Gorge, lire pfli4t treu unb
geptflenbaft gu erfiiGen. Ser 8r:sftrdger
1T iiberaG cine germ geiebene Perfoa. @ber
es 1T nur fatiirIi4, baB bas 8epuBtI:rh.
baB iebe ieiner 8epegungen petpa4t tpirb,
uro oaB cine 8er3Ogerung BON 5ipet Nttnnten
ange5eigt unb beitraft pirb, t4n perorisBlt9
unb nerbDs MAIDEN muB.
9as Gpionirfpitem 1T pom uebel: es
gebt gu melt. Nber es 1T leiber in ue6erz
e%tnttmmrng NIT bem@eifte unnOtbiger Sreiz
beits6ei6rdnfung uno Changes, Der bente
iiberau ein3ubringen itre6t. @oate er ii3
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