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formal. when the most icynl HAvsrsann
were chafag unler the unpopular regency.
the gossrrmect locked forward 70 KIM
ostc's early restoration 20 reason and Ia
his shrone az which he had been unJaatly
deprived. Bat the popular mind has
changed. and the popular heAvt no longer
Needs fer the unhappy monarch who han
passed 50 many days in n living tomb.
Doubtless men may still ee found IN Ha~
v2ris. especially in the remoter rural dis.
srfcts who be,ssve that King Otto 10 sane.
and that his imprisonment - due 70 =
Prsassian psot. But their numbers become
smaller every year. and their faith In the
king coming BY his own has long lost it,
vtaer.
Every year the physicians examine King
Otto and report respecting his mental con-
ei;ion to the regent ard the German cm-
rercr. Thso year. a. usual. the report de-
elures that Otto 10 irrcsrievahiy mad. ale
though physically ne Continues IN robust
health and WaQ certainly live - . good
axe unfese. indeed. c<FeerAl apopisxy
shoald roliow one Of hts pArcxysms oe
mAntscAi violence An interesting picture
for the n1orAiiss or sattrist 10 presented by
that lonely kAvArsAn castle whero this IN
sane monarch n riEcrcusly secluded frcsu
the world. The royal household ID COM
p,ess in every particular and maintained
1T great cost. The fullest stiQueAe oe
courts IL observed Lords In waiting.
groons Of the chamber. chAuDeriAins.
PHYSICIANS and the like bend low a. they
enter the royal presence. and retro hack
ward In . strictly orthodox manner. The
position must have been trying for tho
ccarticrs In the earlier days. before prac-
ttce In lodging missiles had been made
perfect; for Otto has varying meeds. not
tho least tnfreQuent heinK chtidish
fondish for throwing things at people, For
this. among other reasons. tho personnel
OF mad otto's court has been UNCHANGED
during tho eight years he han occupied
his present quarters save by death. otto'u
aim 10 often painfully true. bur the in-
Jured courtisr never makes y fuse. and
cheerfully returns TO his duty ~ soon az
he Is out Of the surgeons hands
one OF these daye King Otto win doubtS
less KIN somebody. but probably the out<
side world viii never know Il. A. one
time Otto was enormously tat. bat no has
lost most Of his saperf3uous fiesh within
the last three years with advantage to hia
general health. His physical strength -
said TO he enormous. necsssitattng the ef-
forts OF half a dozen men TO restrain him
frora murder and suicide during his more
violent paroxysnss. IL 10 Needless to say
that etiquette on .hose occasions II NOS
strictly observed. the king being. pcrfosce-
treated like any other homieidal maniac.
After these fits Of frantic rage and vio-
ienee King Otto Invariably suhsides into
q atate OF maadfsn apathy. with occasionp
~ Democracy into hestiansy. AZ rare In
teryais becoming rsrcr every year, he has
. eiinlinerinx Of reason. followed invart-
ably by mental darkness hacker than
ever. Why the pitiful pretense OF keeping
this poor maniac on his throne ana ren-
dertng him royal honors has been main-
tained all these yeara passes The under
standing Of the average man
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iAovs MARKET fer exportanss rrcducspI ara
sscrses about damage 70 wheat have heea
EuMsrous. but she general belief rexsrsissx
tas rHsurs supply - fA.rty reelected IN Ia
aeczfrs Of La cents PSF bnsAcl Tho west
era Tecstpss constnae larger for fhrNs
reeks. knses husAels. axains. sss &,
isst year. wsils Atlantic exports, rcar n
elaoed. have been only Ans 50 bushels fer
tas A&e weeks. seAsnst kf0.f7l last rear
The home market fails entirely 10 respond
70 short crop stories. Y,r II - known that
western reports Indicate . crop exceeding
last rear's
II ths cu.prs u rih ircn wpre sfwase a
reliable hsrunseter IL hues.sss eons,ti's.,s-
as some suppose. the return OF furnaces
q n.sst May / according 20 the lrsa Age,
IsSs.s. esasnst lss.ssi April L would b cog
stacrk- Hut the increase Il stocks uu-
sda sros January has been 81 - tors.
ana th.s de1ucted from the output of the
furnaces leaves As.s.s4s tcas for foar
Is1Lns. which u certainly r. excess % the
actuAA conscmpticn- because the stocks -
the ereAt sseel co<npanies are ros Included
20 tne statement SINCE the steel billet pool
Was formed the stocks have doubles IN
creased largely. There IN scarcely any In
pyovcmcnt n the demand for en.shed
prodacta though the bar association has
become strong enough to enable makers
price.
Bales az wool have been |. ~. 80 pounds
Tor the week at the three chief markets.
ara Tor three weeks ending May n. afy-.-
- pcunds. Of which 4sSs. 40 vcrs tcmes-
uc. AGAINST HAAS. 30 In the asme weeks Of
~ OF which a.aaa 30 were domestic.
Failures for the week have been N IA
me United States against ~ last year.
aaa = IN Canada against y last year.
Rank Ciearancea.
Inc following table. complied BIZ Brad
streers. shows the total cieArances At the
pnancspAi c.aes anc the percentage Of IN
erase or decrease. as ccsnnarp., vssh IN.
Nsnndfpr uraxl~ A..
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Financial.


London. May 0-Silvsr q liza; con-
soils III 7-lk
New York. May n-rhs Evening Posts
London cablegram says: The ante-holi-
day duliness continues In the stock mar
ket Except for English rails, the tone
was easier on realization before the set
uement which commences near whitsun-
tide The Bank OF England bought p3,-
900 IN American sagieA further rise
In the Dutch exchange rates on London
indicates possible gold shipments to Lon
dom
The Paris bourse WAS steady.
Breadstunh and Grains.
Liverpool. May 4-wheat-spot quiet;
NO. red winter. e. 5hl: No. hard
Manitoba. 5s SID: No. i'CaAfornia, IS
ed. Futures closed steady, with near
positions unchanged to Va higher and
distant positions unchanged to Nd low
sr. May. 80 Sad: June. s. 2kd; July, So
ID: August. g "a: September. s. ID; Oc-
tober. q "a.
Corn-Spot quiet; American mixed new,
-. Futures closed steady. prices un-
changed from yesterdays closing quota
tons: May, - ukd; June, s.. July, So
Nd: August. % I'D: September. - ID;
October. - I'D
Eour--Dul1: demand poor: 81. Louis
fancy winter. b "a.
Hops.
Hops-At London. Pacific coast, q IA
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Establishing His Character.
Washington City Times.

Judre-po you Know thfs mar?
wf.ne.e-os DO hot. yer 'anner.
Jnage-fs he a man CT xoo4 moral char
ert~r7
witness ctewsifereee--An' sure. Ofm
rot afsh.r underssandin' ys- 'anr~r.
Jusr~4-Doe4 be stand fair in ne com
mrsritys
wttn~ss--gy me scvi OF donft appre-
Ae-d yer NAMING.
Judge urritzbiy}-f mean. sir. - hs .
god man.
wltnoss-rch. by tfss hcwiy sssats. an
shzs he fs rsenrt he Hex the best nca N
The prassnky And am Oh not tat apAi-
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MARINE NEWS.

San Francisco. Nay S.-Arrivea-ohip
Glory OF the Seas. Departure bay. De-
parted-BArk Rufus K. Wood, Seattle;
barkentine Tam OShanter, wiflapA har-
Dor; schooner Western Home. Coos Bay;
schooner Neiancthon. Gray's Harhor.
Freights-Eari Of Dunmore. s.so5 tons,
now ON the Sound. lumber thence 70 Sgd
ney. S1s ID: Rufus r. Wood. Lac tons,
coal from Seattle for this port.
Port Gamble. May sL-Special--sailed-
Schooner Comet. Capt. Tonstrom, for San
Pedro
Hoquiam. May 0--9pec!Ai--eafled -
Schooner ottllie rjord from AberdceM,
and steamer sunoi from Cosmopoiis.
Sailed May 0-steamer Del Norts from
HoauiAm. I'll for San Francisco
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BrcadstufYs and Grains.

bTC009f ulfA anu GfstnS
san Francisco. May n-Fioar-Family
extras. x375a3. S.: bakers extras. CE9
AS: supersne, ssSsft3 per barrel
wheat--Shippins wheat. H.sS for No.
and sosis tor choice. milling wheat. ulsA
ai.zsH.
Bariey-Feed. fair to good. 72,aG7ss.c:
choice. &c: brewing. 5isGssc-
oats--Miiizx. 1isssssc per Genital, Sur
prise socHtI; fancy feed. G8sac; good 10
choice. ScGssc: poor 20 fair. 799s75c: gray,
Ts9Szssc.
Receipts quarter sacks. s.sS5;
wheat. esntals. s.sss: barley. centais. u.Ils.
do Port Costa. Ts.ass: beans. sacks. i.s7f:
cora. eentsis. 1.iss; potatoes. sacks, ess:
onions. sacks. ~. bran. ssrks. LOIS; mid
dlsngs. sacks. 80. hay, tons. ia: wool. bales,
90: wine. gallons. 1910; brandy. gallons.
1000: hides, IS: quicksilver. TASKS, Us.
Proiure. Fruit. Etc.
Middisngs. sizIis: bran. sls.Es9lss.
uay-wheat. tssfil5e: wheat ana cat. s.
H1s: oat. fT.sogie; alfalfa. ssf7s.s 30: harley.
sessp. clover. sesissa: compressed wheat,
sTffasa. do oats. s. snfss. stock. seag.;
straw, E&l5oc per bundle.
posate~.--Rsver Rurhsnks, ssa75ac: Ore
ron 30. e,S7sc: Earsy Rose. esgTec: Peta-
tunns and Tcrrales. Sssssc. new potatoes.
soesfslr; Humbaiit Rurbanks. snaf7ec.
ver-taAies-orsc-s new ssssssac: Les An
green peas. fsc3st: garlic. sf75c: green pep
ncrs. I-'49isc; dried peppers. Taiec: aspsr-
ssus, tff9; extra do y $50 %: dried okrs
issSS: fauharh. ,sS &c: extra 10. g3s:
caeumner-. coc1sf: simmer squash. 75e3
81 - per box.
Fru.t-I.ongwcrfh strawberries. ss7a:
large berries. - Sous -. eooseherries 2sI
~: black cherries. sss6ieDc: white cherries.
zssssc. curraRts. sssgesc; Mexican lines.
s5.sAsfs. California l~-nors. common. 7sc2
81 .. do good TO choice. 81 5e9s; do fancy.
g. ES3s.sb. California oranges. seedlings. n
Gl.Ts. uavr,s. Sxsfs: extra do. & 5egs;
Mediterranean oranges. ..r.-s: Malta
hoods. s-sf21S; EsFa.laa bsnanss. siff7;
do pineappies. Ssz
Rufter-Fsncy creamery. itc. seconds.
iSG,sssc: fancy dairy. isA1ise: DO sec
ends. iec.
C'heesc-Fsney mid new. &c: fair 70 good.
easssc: Young America. sGsc: Eastern. u
s}tsc
Exxs-store. nGlsc: ranch. iaaiuke:
Eastern. Ii0iis1c. orsxca. ii5ii,ic: duck.
lsalse.
Poul;ry-IIve turkey sobhlers. is.isc
per ~. 40 hers. iSFstsr PER ~: ROSTERS ola.
stgts 90 young ssss ~: brafisrs. small.
sesss. eroii-rr. large. ssSS; fryers. q sci;
hens. Sc 1854 50. ducks. eis. s. safIs: ducks
young, ssTs geese. per pair. .sfi.ss.
xaslEsgs. yfsi,ss: rlzeeus. old. sl.ssci %;
pi-Sons. young. r.sseBl.Ea
Ssae-fIares. per aez. E<7-sc: ee;ton TAIL
rabbits. TsesSsi hnSA 40 sc.
Clossng fsacEn.tons.
wheat-JnActive. D@ceasbsr, ST.
fsarley--lnsctlVe. December. Use.
Ecrn-N<s
i5rur~-NssA
Wool.
wsoi-SrriaE. San Joaquin an. southern
ceast poor. six -peHths. ssssc. So - good.
SIX raoashs. ss9sc; q foothln. good %
choice. sszF -'se, - years Eeees s5s,4c;
Nevada. heavy. sssTci a. eAoics. S97sc
Hop~-
Heps-Scriinal AZ ssfSc Ter roos4
Financial.
silver nsrs -..... = Drafss ~elxhs -. ~
Men. &ns,Ars. ss1stFS. TeseyTspA - :. Is
usa SfoNsks.
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eAss ae0s yesterday. vao tahsn q N sys-
ceaee % ssreasth- 4 private crop repos4
~ Isisdo parties was given rather . bull
m tnssfprvtaffca and added So0e
sre1esA 70 the mArket. 1lirneapolls VII.
Cd that rfiiers there had advanced TIE
prfc< OF acur Nc ana rsporsea besser a.
mand- There vas also . denial Of TIE ne
PORT o. yesterday that wheat was ceine
cut around Wichita. Kan New York
wffed that second private canles ouoerd
spot In Liverpool IA higher. and this
helped to sustain pf1cea for . while. bat
increased selling sef IN when she pubic
cables were posted. showing declines All
a,ound. The weather. too. proved quite
factor. there being high In the man
over the Dakotaa. with ve~v LITE ra3n
shown and skowery conditions ever ,he
wsnser wheat belt The light country IN
yestnent orders were also Q factor. tn
iack OF outside intsrsst being quite notices
an}e- Exports. too. were small ana Dts
appointing New York reported 81. ~. 80
eoid going out BY tonorrow's steamer.
Ire weather In England vas raid TO be
cloudy. and dry ana warm IN France and
Germany. The sharp break m provissors
and selling by . couple Of leading profess
sionAls were responsible for TIE fnal de-
cline.
Corn kept within 10 ranep. The Netter
weather. decline In wheat ana taik or -
increased movement tended 10 increase
speculative of{ertngs, but there vss ! fair
demand from shcrts..
oats were active. weaker ana lever.
bottom 80
The feature % the trade 4. provisaon,
w~s the weakness OF pork. lara ana r1bs
IN comparison being quite frm-
Clo~inx Quotafioaa.
Wheat--Mav sykxe- Time n.
Corn-May. SAG&Sc: July. ,sxo3Nc.
OAts-May. 1sisc: July. fsS6;s5sc.
Pork-May. T.is: July. E.y7is.
LArd-May. As7;z: July, AA
Ribs-May. Nse; July. 0Eh
Rye-Sec.
Bzriey-S9Q3ec.
Fiaxseed-S7c.
Tmothy-RA
Live Stock.
Heavy beeves sold at S7sol: stocker,
ana feeders were In moderate supply and
demand, At lower average price, nales
RANGING At $2ssasss; cows and heifers.
G-SaaA. with fancy heifers at y sna 10.
bulls, S0a Is. choice calves advanced soc.
the best fetching $50
Hog<-Heavy droves sole st q. MA q.
medium weights. g. is0a -; iisht weiwhts
G9QA0; very few sold at top pr1cea' ana
sales were largely at Uaa6s. .
Sheep-Inferior 20 prime, & &oS: Tar.
ans. E50o.t0; lambs. $ss54 60 for shorn.
Colorado wooied lamhs. Saie6a5: sprinr
lambs. ta6aM
Receipts-Cattls. lsoe: hoss n. 600: shssp.
$40.
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Tacosna Aiarine Newr.

mccma. May 0-Special.-Steam
Puebla arrived In port this morning with
80 tons OF local freight. She took out 800
tona
Norwegian bark NArgarethe arrived a.
the TncomA mill this morning % take
Washington ship spars and lumber 70 e.
Maxaire. F1ncc.
American schooner Helen Kimbail sailed
from the st. Paul = Tacoma mills last
evening with soo. 900 feet OF lumber for San
Francisco.
British ship Rohy. Capt. Oakley, cleared
at the local custom house this morning
with $4,000 feet Of lumber for Sydner
from the st. Paul q Tacoma uilla.
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Not . Hypoei+s. Anyway.

Material Anesstor fcrosoosdfy shocfrd}
--Arss@sia, I accidentally saw you tsss
yassnr Mr.. pedun1is In the hallway last
nIxhti Don't you know such thing n
nsgniy rspreaensfhisf
Atss Arat,<i5A Caring uSe--No. deaf.
mama, don't think s's bali as bad a.
/, IL for you 70 kiss fhst deceatfui Mrs
pookins. vhea soa know you dSn't Ike
20 ksss her at ALI
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Board OF Yzse

Ca,czgc. May &--TAe trsss n wheat
css1tlssss rAlsfy locAL Early arm tore
vas rFssssszt- bat the market later Oh
became sensitive ara changed Frequently
wt;eiz tie range Of &c. anzl figures show
Ia ~ decline. Ta1re Vas fair huyirg
early ~ Fs.any q yesterdays sellers, the
nasrsts acting oSsrsosa ard fsr a wAEia
r1ls1 gate arm Gables aid rsos show the
ss-a2ias expected. sazirx Bat "a lower,
y --c1. = tie fAcs o< TIE shan break "a
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New York. May a-Thres stocks relieve
ed the market TO-DAY from practical stag
nztton-Sagar, Tobacco and Manhattan
The speculation opened weak and lower.
but the concessions made were fractional
and . urn tone soon developed. under the
isadsrshsp OF Sugar and To5Acco Inside
support was evident in the frst named.
and tas discovery disposed the shorts 70
run to cover. The stock ross TO lsaSL a.
against lea. the early figure The engage
ment OF gold for shipmsnt failed to Affect
the market. despite . further hardening
tendency In the foreign exchange market.
which Is regarded Is forsshadowing ship
mcntD early next week. An advance N
the rates on specie freights made BY dif-
ferent steamship lines was not expected
60 check the efiux q goad to Paris. ~ II u
realised that gold b forwarded ~ an ex-
change operation and for rsnaittances. Inc
improvements in the LIST were fractional
The market closed strong. At the top Level
Railroad boods were quiet and lacked feat
ure. but we're firm IN tone The Aggregate
sales we're 80. o0o Among the important
changes were an advance OF per cent IN
Union Pacific 4iss. trust receipts and de-
eiines In Spokane 4 PaIouse lists. trust re-
eeipta. : and Oregon Improvement con-
scIs -, trust receipts. per cent
Governments were cnn. but steady. q
sales Of $4,000.
Money and Exchango.
Money on call. easy It e4zA per cent:
last loan. per cent: closed. zH9is per
cent: prime mercantile paper. t0Ss1 per
cent Sterling exchange. firm. with actual
business In bankers bills at A-oA84S
for demand. and s4s.A&Ass for sixty days:
posted ratsA Hss04ss' and Assisu4 80:
commercial bills. e4Sf. Bar silver. Gso.
Silver CERTIFICATES. SS,sGsssto
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Afssr the bridge Disaster.
Juiee

ofscer Gas he psiils Col BicoAgcoi. Of
Kensucky, from the watseb-Ass yoa -
rsoasfy fntarsd. caioreis
ca Riootsecd-xos q particle. All !
e.aa't s9alioW . no2shtzi Of ~
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nation leading 70 the srress ard convsp-
ttea % aag enc stealing sep>eo - sAo
rsss-sstsiiissncsr csiivsrse - sapo-Fsbesu
throughout the city.
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Total Sales.
The total sales % stocie today were Iss.-
ssA shs-~s. including; American Tobacco.
9 SOC; American Sugar. Is 30: Burlington.
s5se; Chicago Gas. si.eee, Manhattan, IA
80 81. Paul. go
Flour.
Ficur-R.ceipts, 10 so barrels: exports,
81 barrels Market Inactive for winters
eut active IN iocal way FOR outside brands
~ spring patents. Association hrssss were
aavancea iec. which made them unsaiable;
Minneapolis patents. 81 TsSasi =. sprsng Tow
grades se9sso. winter patents, 81 N9s. Is;
Do siraigats. E55Slzsz
Wheat.
whsat-Receirts. -. 100 bushels: expo-sp.
1910 bushels. No. hard. rliz4Ti&e. oy,.
ttsas opened higher ~ covering. but lost
sse advance under LEGAL realizing and Ia
vesssbie crop news. the decline becoming
raore pronounced n the afternoon. ewing
70 Populations In company with the hresk
IN pork ard absence or all support: closed
&e%c net lower. May. So. fisss.c. closed
ss%es September. s. s-isdssc. closed sss.c.
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Creamery man eli over the state are be-
gaming 70 complain at the low market
10 which butter has been forced Local
dealsrs are now able 20 purchase butter
In fwopound bricks Ut = cents a brick
from Oregon These brioks are Jobbed out
hsxs 81 &c. which u 1c lower than tho
market On Asivs Weshingtns butter. Deal
ers say the creamery men win have TO
consent TO q lower price on their product.
or IL viii not b sod California u prac-
tisnlly out OF IL hare. as their market ID
higher than either Washington or Oregon
Butter thsre IL quoted At 10 cents per
pcund- The Same claks OF GoO1s from
this state is Is cents per pound. whils Or
exon butter can be sold here at "a cents.
Creamery men are discouraged ut the
present outlook. and claim with business
that NO money IL In tho business ~ the
prevailing quotations.
ccn,nus Ut the high price Of those
brought mp on the last steamer.
Cherries have taken = tumble. ana the
best grades were Quoted today At c6l- Is
per box.
Tomatoes. hotheuss. we're selling 1t Sc
per box.
Onions have fallen to a. , per cxt.
sce,iiing oranges are up Is cents per
box. They were quoted at & z59z5e.
The market Is well cleaned up on hama
naa A car 10 expected tomorrow.
One hundred boxes q Tasman.an apples
we're received from Australia By the last
San Francisco steamer.
Eggs remain firm at t0.Gi1 cents per
dozen.
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HOTEL ARRIVALS.


NV. Ni;chsiL civ.
William nnns ca aapsspn' s.ivi,,. No.
Louis J; Lau,erhAoh. spokAna
4. 4 ro..r. AansSs. a.' Eiae;s,a.A
Ns. Whl.. :l. l..sassa.
Mss I Z v ,o,s, u I1is..n:N
4 u L I., y, :. p .s,d Port AassasA
4 N Ncs,sft,S' sums..
J Ian pe, .cm.s S sun, ,,,...,.-
& i Saisa. jss:sv csss. K ..
G ~ DsIunx. Iacoma.
GaauIe, AS NAL lscome
.. ]. MoGs.. snoscnlsS.
Z 4, Gaze CITY. -
- = as'et' fOet hsAxs'sss
A A. A,h,n..n w.h..s ~
At boasea. Ns.ssi!is fssA
Miss d. d. wiiliarrs. scrssfea. p
~. and MA A1ea Cameroe. Portland
1na ys@es wee. NSw Tel.
csroiins A fotssr. 6sf;sas.
Tln<ley, Portland.
5sais Hoffman: Nsn.a1e. 49,
wllhAm X a. nOoney. y. = = Aooeegoys
lance Joyce ~. Hartford.
Chariee Kennedy. Cnicak0
=, -, ArnnEton, SRokana
e u, Hsbyhorat Portland.
oasf'ss 9, ,' nooss. s,n r, =.
49,. r
E% sdS ] t1 q nss ~. 1sfF9 81. 49,.
{ W. jones'. fest few@ss4
4, Wei ana Viz CNrtnag~ -
M. y; n ssi nrSm ~ afA "a yr.,....a
" =, ncors. ssn kTsne
Wfs a;1Hk'
n How. Neg rork
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