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meeting last Monday was that Mr.. w. Z.
Eustis, q nephew OF Mr.. James Is. Eustis,
the United States ambassador at Paris,
with his own horses, won the hunt cup,
and the Houghton cup. the two most COW
eted trophies, and the fairy house plate
on a friends horse, against the best pro-
fessional jockeys In Ireland.
Mr.. J. Pierpont Morgan, the New York
banker, who Is now in this city, will re-
main here week and will then 60 TO the
continent. He will return home early In
the summer.
Apropros OF Mr.. Morgan's visit the
Investors Review and some OF the daily
papers have been publishing long hostile
accounts OF his connection with the bond
deal. Mr.. Morgan refuses to talk on the
subject, or to say anything for publica-
ton except on the financial outlook gen.
orally. In this connection he said: ~
can only repeat what have already said
regarding the situation In America.
know of no more plans for raising capital
here for American enterprises"
When Mr.. Morgan was asked IL there
was any truth in the revised rumor that
Defender was coming to England he said
that probably International yachting
would take rest. he had heard of no
plans upon the part of Mr.. L. Oliver
1selin to bring the boat over here.
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and the famous Sl.JO electric bell outhr.. cen
have special rates. guaranteeing th,,n no up
ward weekly. We not only send you oom-
price, but,instruosions how to put up, IN one
hour, all for 81. 80, and money back IL wanted.
Address all ORDERS Baldwin Works. s0l Fii.
bert street. Philadelphia. Pa. sl0 26t
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wANTED-An Idea. Who can think Of some
simple thing to patents Prot ct your ideas:
they may bring you wealth. Write Johr We'd
derburn & Co.. patent ATTORNEYS. Wsstinaton,
ID. G.. for their $500 primo offer anu lisf OF
200 inventions wanted. aiu
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WANTED D-MrscELLANEoUs

HUBBAkD-The RugRy man. In making hia
bow for 1895, wishes 10 inform the carriage
with success; will sell you any make OF carri,
age carried by any dealer in town for 8 psr
cent. above cost at factory, thus saving you
30 to 80 per cent. 80 Weybosset st.. Room I.
arI-12f
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WANTED-Rsiiable agents to canvas. ladies
or gents; s5 to sl0 day made by husslers.
send so for sample outfit and full particulars.
Address 3. d. Stonebrakcr. Belmond. Iowa
acct
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. business man small
capital; salary or commission manage branch
office ana travel; state capital. references:
permanent interest if competent; chance to
make 5000 per year. Buker Publishing Co.,
Providencs. X. l. sll.6t
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HOUSES TO LET.

TO LET-TenemeDts: 573 Cranston street, &
rooms and improvements rent $40 aud Sl3 .
month. Apply at lo2 Kenyon at. al0-0s
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property: evenly divided: with tillnge,
pastures and woodland: l25 acros: supplied
harms: supplied with water; also ice house;
fine saw mill and fine Gran berry meadow; all
two farms, one 81 and one rs acres, all build.
irgs In fine condition; also for sale fine car.
risee horses. II. MARTIN. Agent. Oflce. l3O
South Main street. Infantry Building.
msr22ff
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wANTED--People TO know that william
Pepper keeps n good selection OF haruw-rea
tinwnre, carpenters tools, esrden SETS and
Yankee notions ut $50 Potter's svsnus< bot
tom prices. H ee0s
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coz INVESTED in the new advertising
P<S novelty will secure you an income OF
SIS weekly; this handsome and patti lotto nov
city will bs used by thousands OF merchants,
and this Is the first offer to advertising solici-
tors sample price. cents. J. a. Smith.
Drawer S. Camden, ". J.. a10-tf
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nAVANA IirpGET.
Woylcr's Daily Report Of Victories ia
tbf. s-t,uul.b

Woylcr's Daily Report Of Victories for
thc spanish.
Havana. May II colonel Segua. az the
hoad OF a column ~ Spanish troops nj
rinto Mon'ora. leiween Sau'a Clara and
Cienfa got hns loeu engaged with "a
rec of msgreenf cavalry. saii to NUM-
t-r ~ men, undor rhWllo and NaSn,
forming tho eacurt OF Maxine Conn ~.
Aitor two hours eonhiei ilit insuisetis
"a irrit"i. iyAtluE isnuN wounded tehnl
tlDfu. tnuN. NmrH iurf NN troops assert
frt msurFous- iu rotreaiius, Carried with
thom many dead AMI "oanred On the
government eide ono lieutenant and nine
iceu priNates were Mnunded.
CAPTAIN General Meyl"r lius congrltu
la fod Gen'iAls Semura and Frances uron
tholr activity 80 operating against ITO
insurgents and also recommended thnir
promotion.
\ band % guerillas hconging TO Raha-
dan. IN tho province Of Muntan2as has
mad skirmish with au insurgent for-e
near Carlrn1s. Nhrro OF the eucmy w,r.
Killed liie che guerilla forces Il the
column ~ spanish Rooms. conmnn le.
ralsc Quonada, province Of Puerto Prin-
c'r" thry camr neruSs IN insnrE'ni io'rn.
In the hshi which followed eleven 81 Tho
enemy We're lNlle5. amous Them laing
licvi"nanis belonging to the ins0i--oni
band commanded in RaM Three moro
iusurgenfs were kiled At Jigul
Mrarre details haze been received ot nn
altnak rnale upon fhc famous platfra
camp ef The insgrgenls by Colonel I'm
i"r the Spnninris, The official report,
% only one lieutenant ana four privn'os
krc1 and one captain md twenty-srvon
in'Wgvnfs was n,iy-scvcn KILLED ana
l"fi on he noll ana estimated mn wluni-
"l cnrriei or. Colonel Seeura lori Yartin
jay NJ tho head Of Ms column on MAY
. nni encountered an insurgou; rush AT
Sania cruz These r,lreatra, however
t'AlAnNl SFHnfn ~. So,
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for the use of the church from which the
llght music now In use would be ellmi-

for the use of the church from which tho
light music now In use would be elmi-
mated.
The committee on education took UP the
subject OF making loans to students. 1t
was decided to refuse such loans to the
students in the Mexican and South Amer
lean conferences; that better system Of
accounting he ADOPTED aud all students
VINO are nsslsted I've required TO waive the
statute OF limitation In the notes they give
rs security.
Tho two bishops who were retired will
ne supp rtcd by the book concern.
Tomorrow morning the conference viii
proceed 10 the election of the two sue
,ecdins bishops, The contest is narrow
Ing down. 1t is now conceded that Chap
latin McCahe cf New York is IN the lead.
although 1T is doubtful il he yet has The
two-thiris vote required TO elect. Chan
ccilor j. h. Day Is said to have Seeded
70 withdraw aud throw his support to
Rev. j. w. Hamilton of Boston. PITTS
burg is supporting DR.. Charles W. Smith
of mat city. The election is likely 10
prove very Interesting and lively.
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ON INDIAN AEEAIRS

Washington. May II The senate COM
mlttee ON milan affairs today considered
the house bill providing for free home
S''"ns on publlc lands In Oklahoma for
"et'Al settlers, and after amending it so
as 10 make 1t apply to AL other states and
territories. agreed to report with a f.,v-
Yi'tpl" roc ommendation. As amended IN.
pli apnlts the homestead laws 10 ali
'ihnlS Wteh have been acquired from In
p"N tribes IN all tho public land States
"! Is or very general Importance The
lll ,',so 'nrrles 1t provision suspending the
'ahl laws ~ tho territory hitherto known
ns Greer county. Texas
l% committee also agreed to n fay
nHhi" report on the senate bill defining
, ne iiEW- of mixed blood Indians. Tha
~ ler"res all persons who have Indian
49, ana VINO haze maintained trIbnl re-
toms Win my tribe of Indians TO he
lnlinns ani entitled 10 all the rights ana
privileges of full blood Indians
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NORTHERN MnrlIop1srs.


| Lively Meeting Of the Temperance Com.
mittee- Candidates for Bishop.
Cleveland. Ohio, May H. -Tcday's SEES
sion OF the Methodist Episcopal confer
enre was the mos, important that has
heen held yet, l-io long expected report
Of me committee ON op!srnpncy was pre-.
serted aud adopted after an animated de
bat" whicH was intorspcrsod with Incl
dents OF dramatic and pathetic interest
ana many parliamentary tanslos. The re-
psi' provided Tor the retirement of the
venerable bishops Bowman and Foster on
We siouni OF nuh-niitctivcucas, dcClarin.
tpAl the time Is opportune Tor the el.c-
non OF TWO bishops TO take the place OF
th9se WHO were retired. Tho three promo
s'tlohs IN The report were agreed to by a
!"'Se majority TINS action i.iOtas only
10 "a" bishops In This country and tahes
'n account oi the bishops IN the mission
AIRY ield. who NH he caied for lniur
n''" was llNey meeting of The COM
mll'ee on temperance this evening ANA Hs
result TWO rViErts defining the policy OF
IN" chhreh with Respect Ia the trinner-
"h'e question Will hc submitted TO the
uo.ti"rtnne tomorrow, The majority re-
pofl VIII hc ~ He with the action Of The
conference Of four years ago al Omaha
winch Was to the effect that no political
hs'.N Nns me tsht 10 expect the support
eiare " IN ,.l II ne larty does moi de-
NE hquor traffic This rep6,t w.ll havn
we SUPPORT of sixteen members OF III.
immune Ini WIN hn advocated by Or
LON hor OF Wichita, Kan.
fitiecn mcmhcrs OF thc cnnn,it,a,
s'si."n minority report opposing iho ma
nn,l'S WI urse that the adoption OF
we majority report Will commit mo.
chureh TO the prohibition pnrty ma riai,u.
ihai more effective practical ts,nn,rar,,o
M"rk can be ACCOMPLISHED through thn|
Of '1 The Kew e" ' Eep 9ia isr'es Or Everett,
farhnd Of Illinois. Dr. Harris Of Nis'uo
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Washington May 1.-THE house today
ordered TIE special order adopted la,
week. d"vo'ins the whole day to private
pension bills. They we're disposed of at
ne rate Of about one every i've minutes
'tl I" ins iaSorahly Acici upon b fore al
l,Nfnitrnt Among TN m were blllS sraut-
lne pensions TO iiie " dow of General y.
NJ loe Sso, the widow OF Gcnerhi jaime
-. so the widow II Con raj .lohn New
ton. 81 tho widow OF United States sen
li"r - ncer of Alabama, S5J aud eX-Con-
erc-sr nor Sinalls u Souih Carolina, So.
Nhiie ito pensipn bills were being con-
sl'i"r"i tho committee OF tho whole ros,,
informally ard hsasiecd t. he senate
ain" enents to the rive, ana harbor bill
and ~ II TO conference
Later Mr. Hepburn ,Kep. iowa) raised
m Point that the action WIS irregular
ar tlmau Il thai it was piece OF sharp
nilf Ice TO prevent Tile hoGs- :rnn con
= i"ring ihe amendments in committee OF
in' Wl
~ II nnn llsap. orep disrlaimed any
SN'h pvrpes' sta ing that Inc object was
t. ai,r tn" In iu ANTICIPATION Of a.
Jrts.itntial veto The speaker took tna
iout ol orirr under advis meut and VIII
d.eide ~ tomorrow.
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CONGRESSIONAL PROCEEDINGS
SENATE.


Washington May l4--The Du Pont case,
involving the right of Henry a. Du Pont
10 seat in the senate from the State of
Delaware. was taken up in the senate to-
day with view to concluding the deb;Q Z
and taking II iinal vote at : u. IN. tomor-
row. A brief collcquy between Messrs,
German and Mitchell developed direr-
ence OF opinion existing as to the char
ae,er OF The vote tomorrow When Mr.
German SPOKE OF the unanimous agree
ment 20 vote tomorrow Mr.. Mitchell. a.i
nittel the correctness OF the statement
Dlt aided Significantly that the character
81 .le vote would be determined when
be vote was reached, which was open to
thr meaning that the case would be post
poned until next session.
Mi Plat, Rep. Comb spoke in support
OF Mr. Du Points claim.
Ho speeches against the bill providing
3laitonal restricuons ON imniigiation by
Mr. Gibson tDcm., Md and Mir. Nelson
ttri-, Miun.l were made early IN the dav
Mr.. Gibson severely arraisnI the Am.ri-
Gan i''ttCilNe asSgcid tlon declaring that
inSph'i enc bill and that the organ
w non was seeking to invade politics.
Mr. Nelson said the American protec-
sp.ring the tin
or lho neei of action TO offset the pro-
p sed legislation hy rho German reichstag
or sugar hnunties
KY pension onls were passed, clearing
TIE c1lenlar II all tension bills. except
ihe on recommended 10 pass over a veto
Nnrns 10" hills passed were those pen
onins tho widow of lirisadier General
Joiin ~ usH at So per month, the daugh-
I y of G"ncral kcArhc at SO, aud the
WIDOW If Rear Admiral que n ut s75.
Co. president named Senators GRAY
~ Delaware ana Scwell Of New jersey a
M minors ~ he hoard Of visitors and Sen
atprS Blackburn of Kentucky and Hale OF
Ma. NE 10 Annapons.
Al 80 the sennte had an executive ses-
s. l,Ii
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CApIrAL CEILINGS

Washington, May 1.-THE treasury lost
Nl?'o in gold aud So So IN bars TODAY
Mnlvh leaves The true amount OF the gold
Tho president has sent to tn. sep.,o ,ho
,,,nHoWlhs nominations. Ernest A. Man Of
rio,ii.t 10 be consul for the United states
Xor n,Ng'Ren. Norway: Rober, aRnsom OF
ii. ln.n, %do''l'a 70 4e second secretary of
leo "'''' ''h'eS 10 Men
Az, ne navy derartmon, has completed the
s, i,'r,s,"l,nh or the programmes for lin.
zu'ions OF the several states. - sam
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CAN NOT Use Tur u,,,s

"a'hington' May 1.-THE Alamo Saw
-, NS ana Loan company Of San Antonio.
,ie sNas ieii under the ban OF the postof,lce
Wiso, bas inany Postmaster General
IKE institution and its officers hoilaing
s ~ Operations constitute a lntierS
nrns slU. Ihe officers are ". a. ii. Miller
il. i p nr., ,nopnrl Huston, secretary. and
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70 cuRrAIL MANUFACTURES.

When the call was made for a meeting
- Atlanta Of tho Southern textile manu-
edeusers. The Post noted the fact and
s32sssstd tho belief that an association
IL nonherr manufacturers might be pro-
yseelye ~ much GOOD In many ways. and
sicAlasiy In systematizing the manu-
llnefsf1ee lptsrests aud management and
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AUTHENTIC APPROXIMATION.
Annual Address oi the President of the
American Protective = ISOLATION

I III ~ ~ : ~ y 7VV''VIVII'
| Washington. Man 1.-The most note.
n,. , ''S s'Ss'o"s VI
VIZ AMERICAN lto'.cilNe association was
| the innovation made by giving to the
public the annual address, OF presi.lsn,
~. ~'''''"' 'N',17S VI i''slN''''
" d. II. irdyhor ale some parts
of the document were erased by II special
| committee th,, body of IL gives more mn
49, va ~ $40 ''''' q"
'ue"'le information as 10 1he purposes
| OF the order than has ever before been
made plblc upeu ,,inori,v t,,..,,.,,,
-, -
A'HsHor oea'S AT great ls"s-h vii" the
Political phases of the American irn+ert-
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month. The exercise. promise to be un.
usually interesting.

The regular democracy Of Texas is be-
coming better organized and more en-
thusiastic day by day. The graceless
and reckless efforts that are being made
TO create discussions are having the d..
rectly opposite effect
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-s.9, - j. May H. -At1oaay's ses-
s.- p, 'ne American Tieke, Brokers as
- 1h fh~ report ~ Tho advisory boar
p nT ~ Hh ago aHi Arm was iak-u
lsfpnrf1 o. The election of ora.
f~sFltrd as follows, President. Iaaa~
..- tr~ YORK. J .. Grpss'nhn. CO.
reg i7 ttlip 'ttrirs y. webb. Indiarapo-
f1 ~ ~ Jones'. iunaio. vice presl-
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That cm!uen, musician the Hen, Rob
eri l.. Taylor, has been again selected as
the leader Of The democratic band wagon
in Tennessee. He was chosen as the only
inen capable OF stopping the extremely
annoying discori
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MEETING AT OAKLAND

oakland. Texas. May l4--rbo rro,,.
cd meeting is sin on and ia rho ear'ra,
,opic of the town I, vyu, 49,,
WHIP, and the pastor n sl ciose SUNDAY
bes,nS 80 10 ms home at Sweet uonn s' ana
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HOUSTON. FRIDAY. MAY Is. 1875.
THE MARTYR RACK gr.


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ciously mandlin nhuse which ring Organs
ar i neapNlk upon w ncua ~ '1o ~ AZ
show Tie dcsperaiief Of IT, rinesjers wiini
eonironted ~ an oVilScn'ns panlr nh-
whit to assaii INC o,d man. -.,a-ee,,r ~
20 i.upugn his motives, ana IL IS tne iflgltt
II h evident nov, Inn, ,pe ri'r Mn, ,.n.
denvor 70 break him down ~ Wholesale
tonah,,,, his aan,,y =, a. ,,s'.,ri,,. a.
riirnent OF the ring to assert Mat he Us az
1,a,,a, WIN ssha.lly, he 4is''l ~ s.
hate SHOWN nv Tho Houston Post for Tie
% ;alcalde in iis Nlinprra'ive abuse OF
out thc lsr- TINT Tho po-, ,,,,s win NJ.
Post - rssoriing TO an rSre tiercl that
reso-t 70 IN order - d..s,,,l,. H.. i,,,il, 70
az one of The srnndest men IA tho state
a. ~ W 10 i',rs3aie y" n"nple
cned oh. shame. shamc. shama"'
The Statesman know when +, chsrrs /
The Post with Attacking TIN moral in-.e
rity of Governor Roberta .ha, tho clnrve
wos untrue, and tho News know 'yhen It
reprinted the ztntenon. I'M, u yr,. r,,,,-,
OF circulating libel. Tho Post hns nat ".
tered an unklnd word Of Governor Hrberts
md. least Of all. not broa,h at,ins. hly
integrity. The Post. wth many others
has seen IN hts proposed caniiacy fh.
shrewd manipulation ~ Grs.erate noii-
tioians who have Induced an Oh ana r,ei1 I
man Into announcing NJ. dlsloyal-y IN 81
party That has honorcd him ;lrnc ma
ngan In tho rqs'.
Ia not ex-Gnvernor Roberts h'rnseif ats
thority FOR the statement ,nat hs hal
been importnncd to make m inarreulon,
canvass Is not an .nlepenler, canvass
disloyaity to party? Are r0t fhs News
eni Statesman anil the ts!'srs x the
"conference" at Dallas urging on fnis
candicslcy. and are .hcy not de..--,.e r,,,,.
ticans seelling only Tho 1Ye.ihrafg ~ ,ha
regular State demoCraav! AHa has ,lt
the Old Alcnlde hlmrrlf clntsgsas ,aa, lie
was stricken In years2'
whore. ;ho,,. ia the "slanasre"
...,,..,,.,,.
~ f''"i'NI"i''H sHF 'lt' nm
who confosses his frcAlrnfsS, NO = over
S0 years OF nsc, and on iva down Fig tfge
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nlllI.r rnR MrXIcn.

Philadelphia Pa, May a. The steam
iisit hante tcnd"r Donate Guerra, built
fur the Nrairan government, was
inHneh.d today from the yard of ~
building coinpauy Miss Minnic II. wicl
art 0f fhla ely rhrINisnci Tho crlfi.
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London, May 1.-THE secretary for the
colonies. Joseph Chamberlain. has not re
ceiVed any news tending to confirm the
report circulated IN Hrrlin and tins CITY
that the sentences 81 Ne Johanncshurs
prisoners had been committed.
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SILVER IS IIrlilIER.

New York. May 1.-THE free purchases
Of silver by the continent in the London
market In reflected In rising quotations
Tor the metal. IN. commercial price here
advancing To t7T-N The inquiry Is chiefly
from France and spain.
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sK1RMlsn wlrH MNrAnELles.

London May IA dispatch 10 the pan
Mall Gazette from Buluwayo says tnat
captain Ndp,erA column Tuesday last
while on thu way 4 escort Cecil khodcs
column. had 4 sklrmish with and repuls.d
the Matabeles.
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CANON AnnprEn.

Dallas. Texas. May 1.-THE Protestant
Episcopal conference % this diocese closed
today after adopting a canon. Rev. J.
NJ. V. King OF CorAlcuna preached the
sermon. 1t was on the ascension.
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MrT TlIE INsI-nnrNrs

Gwcio, Metshelcland. May N.-The pa
troi which pursued the insurgeni Matan,ie
after the TIGHTS On SATURDAY last near
Moven, and ahoul malt a mile from
Maviu's main kraal. which was compietg -
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~ destroyed. met the Insurgents later and
another hot and close feht followed BE
tween ifty and Sky OF the enemy wee
dead rs tie engagement ended ~ Nu.l'4
found dead as mo ,nShscni'lt enfca. lne
putrcl suffered no loss. Chief Makala was
nun.llrnl
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LlYEnrool. cowroN srArIsrIcs.

lA.ruoai. May u Following arc tho
eeekiy cotton statistics; Total sales by.-
sf ssifs American. q 900, trade tukings.
2 fF aSfual exports, i.D. Imports total.
nm. iirierta, American, i1.oH. total
go. lrH~p Nprk American, a2fr1 to-
'nl anpai 70 'ro. American anoai 70.ND.
aaies fnr speculation. lopp. purchases Tor
n. .nff. On.
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