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The herald., 1896-09-02
THE NATIONAL GUARD
Nobody Knows Exactly What 10 In the
Wind


SAN FRANCISCO, Sept. 1.-Gen. N. T.
James left this afternoon for Stockton in
response to a telegram from Governor
Budt summoning him to a conference on
matters relating to the management Of the
National Guard. With Gen. James were
Brig. Gen. Muller of Fresno and Col. Smith,
advocate on Gen. James staff. Gen. James
has been very reticent in talking over mat
ters pertaining to his plans, but there are
some open secrets that have been quietly
whispered whenever two or more guards
men would get together.
There haxs been serious conflicts of
authority in the past between the major
general. the brigadier-generals and the
adjutant general Of the state forces, espe-
cially since AdJutant-Genera Barrett has
been IN ONCE Some members 60 30 far
as to claim that Adjutant- General Barett
and Brig Gen. War1eld have formed a
combination to run the guard. II this be
true, It gives some reason for the rsticence
The herald., 1896-09-02
ASSURANCE.

Today you turned your face away
And seemed to doubt me.
Tonight your acme Of delight
Is but to flout me.
But, sweetheart, will wait.
Love has no laggard gait,
And. though he seem away,
Far off he cannot stay.
Tomorrow you will say:
"Dear heart. Of all the things thou art,
The best is boldness
Believe me not whone'er grieve
Thy heart with coldncss.
Take mo within thy arms;
Shield mo from doubling harms,
For am thine nlway.
My love can never stray
And did not yesterday"
-. Edmund V. Cooke in New York Sun.
The herald., 1896-09-02

Of Gen. James and his desire to confer with
Gov. Budd. 1t is alleged Gen. James had
several reforms in the management of the
guard in view that itnerfered with the
plans of Barrett and Warfield, especially
in regard to furnishing the guard with
ammunition.
The herald., 1896-09-02
PERSONALS

c. A. Bailey, prominent mining man,
and of the firm Of Baily, Porter & Bailey
of San francisco. is in the city.
Mrs. Ellen e. Kennedy, Mrs. Mollie Cor
such, r. Long of this city and r. S. Thomas
Of National City. have returned from a
two weeks sojourn at the Grand View
hotel, Catalina.
Mrs. ]. T. Connor. accompanied by Mrs. f.
Wore and Mrs. Clara Spaulding Brown,
are in San Francisco attending the con-
association,
The herald., 1896-09-02

ing and for several months will be confined
to his home at lis East Third street. A
large oil tank which was being hoisted In
place In the new Van Nuys hotel building
In the descent 1t struck MON ulty. who was
passing. bruising his body and crushing 1t
badly In places. He was first treated at the
receiving hospital and later was removed
to his home.
The herald., 1896-09-02
AMONG THE PUGS
A Warrant Issued for Paddy Purtell A

A Warrant Issued for Paddy Purtell "A Matcn
OF
KANSAS CITY, Sept. IA state warrant
has been issued for the arrest of Paddy"
Purtell, the pugilist who vanquished Jimmy
Ryan of Cincinnati on Sunday. He is
charged with abandonment of his wife and
baby, who are in destitute circumstances
in this city. AS result of Sundays fight
PuPrtell and his managers carried off a
purse of $3.50.
DECLARED OFF
CLEVELAND, Sept. 1.-The MARSHALL
Eaton fight has been declared off.
The herald., 1896-09-02
CounterfeIters Caught

WASHINGTON, Sept. 1.-Chief Hazen of
the secret service has received a telegram
announcing the arrest at Ionia, Mich, of
Frank and George Kingston, and p. ].
McWain for counterfeiting. The officers
also captured $1,000 in counterfeit twenties,
with plates. press, etc.
The herald., 1896-09-02
An Uncomfortable Bed

SANTA ROSA Sept. 1.-Arthur Baton
lay down today on giant powed cartridge
he was carrying in his pocket. The cart
ridge exploded, badly tearing the muscles
of his leg and filling it with pieces of the
metal shell. The wounded is not consid-
cred dangerous.
The herald., 1896-09-02

SAN FRANCISCO, Sept. 1.-The mechan-
les fair was formally opened today with
exercises held in the Columbia theater.
President E. R.Denicke presided and James
Phelan delivered an Grafton. The fair will
close October g.
The herald., 1896-09-02
ON THE WHEEL

The Relay Bicycle Riders seven Hours Behind
Time
SAN FRANCISCO, Sept. 1.-The Exam
iner-Journal relay race riders have been
on the road seven days, six hours and sew
enteen minutes. The courier arrived at
Kearney, Neb., at 6:17 tonight, the distance
travelled thus far being 1876 miles. The
packet is over seven hours behind schedule
time on this showing
The herald., 1896-09-02

Hebrew congregation will be held at Ma
sonic hall next Monday evening. Rabbis
A. M. Edelnan and Schullman will officiate.
The herald., 1896-09-02
Parental.

Champagne may have its pop. but even
the modest vinegar has it's mother. Phil
adelphia Record.
The herald., 1896-09-02
puhllc NOtice

Packing, moving. storing and shipping
pianos and household furniture is all
done by the Van and Storage company.
Office in the big van, 140 South Broad
WAY Tel main 1140.
The herald., 1896-09-02

There is case of destitution at No. 65
Towne avenue, that needs immediate at
tention. The attention of the proper OH
GERS 10 called to the matter.
The herald., 1896-09-02
OIL TANK FELL

James HcNulty Crushed by It and Very Badly
Bruised
James McNulty was severely injured at
Fourth aDd Main streets yesterday morn
The herald., 1896-09-02
DR.. Sanden's Electric Belt

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up Of manly vigor. 1t charges the ncrvo-
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strong vital force, which rencws their Wig
orous power. 1t checks all unnatural waste
of power in two weeks, restores confidence
and makes manhood perfect 1t IL the basis
of all manly vigor.
The herald., 1896-09-02
An InTalid's Seat.

To mako o sirnyl, seat for invalids to
The herald., 1896-09-02

Wall paper &c. 32s s. Spring.
The herald., 1896-09-02
August 81, 1896.
DIR. A. T. SANDEN:

August 81, 1880.
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1redell, Texas.
This Is ono o; dozens of letters re-
ceived during the past few weeks. Men
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for Nervous Debility and other similar
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Read DR.. Sanden's book, Three Glasses Of
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The Washington bee., 1896-07-04
SOUTH WASHINGTON NEWS.

The continued illness of the Rev. J.
T. Clark, pastor of the Providence
Baptist Church, exCites some fears in
his flock.
The weekly Rally of the Rehoboth
Baptist Church of SSI.37 increased the
building to S3IS.3I, which promotes the
Rev. 7. H. Richards in the estimation
Of his flock.
The large and intellectual council
with the Virginia Avenue Baptist
Church settled the cause of all their
trouble, and recommended adjust
ment. A reception with honors at
taChed.
This fashionable official gathering
embraced the officers and teachers OF
the Zion Baptist Sunday School in
honor of their Superintendent Mr.. w.
s. Jarvis, who had returned from his
Boston, Mass. trip, where he had been
as delegate from the District Sunday
School to the International Sunday
School Convention
The reception was held at the resi-
| denCe of Mr.. and Mrs. P. Latner, Soc
2nd street, S. w, where plates for fifty
guests were laid.
The table to say the least Of its hand.
soonest appearance, the attractive
beauties of Sc seasonable delicacies fully
compared with the distinguished occa
sion.
The honored superintendent and his
beautiful companion, Mrs. w. D. Jar
Wis sat on the right centre of the back
parlor to the full view of all present
The occasion was distinguished by
the presence Of the following guests
Mr.. and Mrs. E. Tignor and family
Misses Mamie and Mamie and VIM. l.
Tignor, NJ. D.; Mrs. Nettie Green
Misses l.. c. Stewert, Ida Manning
Mamie ] Brooks, Gertrude Bowling
A. V. Murray, F. G.. Payne, Lucindt
Smith and others. Alexander Howard
brother of the pastor, James H. Smilen
lanes Z. EneS and Charles B. Walker
The Washington bee., 1896-07-04
HAMLET UP TO DATE.

The BEE or not the BEE,
That is the question?
Whether it's better to get half the news,
By buying other journals, or at once
To take the peoples choice, The
Washington BEE,
And get it all fresh served.
To read, to sleep, to sleep for lack Of
news,
Ave there's the rub! For who would
waste his time
In reading a re-hash of stuff that's old
When by the payment of two dollars
only,
He caught The BEE for year.
Such were the meditations of the
nodern Hamlet. AS fitting conclu'
sion he subscribed for The BEE. Go,
thou, and do likewise.
Mr.. Charles Thomas, of 422 9th street
n. e., was last week robbed of $34
which he had placed for sake keeping
in his trunk. The thief considerably
LEFT him $I3.
The Washington bee., 1896-07-04

The Rev. DR.. Laws Eill close the
ya}ly tomorrow night at the Mount
Horeb Church. Rev. R. V. Peyton,
pastor.
The Sunday evening open cir servi-
res in Marks Alley were attended with
great success.
Rey. Clair preached special ser
mon ~ the Sabbath School, Sunday at
Ua.m.. Ebenezer Church.
Miss Susie Mitchell has returned
from Harrisburg, whittier she went In
behalf Of the Epworth League.
Mrs. Eliza Warmer of Los. Angeles,
Cal. returns tomorrow to her home.
Prof s. G. Brown has been invited
h, the Colored Y. NJ. c. A, of Balto.,
Nd TO deliver a lecture in the series
now being arranged for the next sea-
son. He lectured before them last
winter on MANS. Place in Natural
History" He was much Compli-
mented by the BALTIC. Press.
The concert at Campbell A. NJ. +.
Church, Hillsdale, was a grand sue
cess Miss s. E. Wills deserves much
credit for the arrangement of the pro-
gram
The first Lawn party of the season,
cjven at Mrs. Mary Watson's, proved
Sgrand affair. The people are clamor-
ing for a repitition.
Mr.. X T. Douglass has opened a
frst-class bicycle establishment at the
corner of nth and Q StS., n. W. Full
particulars next week.
Nr.L O. Holmes of South Washing
Ton will visit Atlantic City this sum-
mer.
Mrs. H. B. Payne has gone to Asbury
Park, \. ].
Mrs. 7. H. Fletcher of los ID street,
n. e., left the city this week for the city
GNew York.
Mrs. ". B. Page Cnee Miss Emma
Robinson Sayles) is in Baltimore, Md.
Mrs. Holmes, the mother-in-law OF
Rev. ". II. Brooks, of the Nineteenth
Street Baptist church while on visit
10 this CITY from Richmond, Va, died
at the residence of Rev. Brooks last
Sunday morning. The remains were
carried to Richmond, Va, where they
will be inferred.
Miss Carrie Woodford VIII leave for
Crom Point, y. Y, for the Summer.
The Washington bee., 1896-07-04

, RiIlsdaIe Happenings. Z
a. A a. 2k \

The program of the Quarterly Re
union Al Bethlehem Baptist church last
Sabbath was an excellent one and was
greatly enioved by the many who were
81 fortunate as to be present: Miss
Hattie Green read a carefully prepared
essay. Miss f. Baker spoke from the
first lesson and Mr.. F. Wilkinson from
theteuth. Appropriate remarks were
made bv Captain ID. Graham and sup
erutendent G.. w. Davis gave an IN
lsresting summary Of the quarter
work
The e. f. Society of this church
meets every Sunday afternoon at $50
al their meeting, Misses hight ana
Lewis read papers OF universal IN
terest
Infant mortality in this vicinity IS eX-
CvssIye. The six months old child oi
Nh. lanes Samson being buried last
sunday and on the following day the
eight monlhs old child of MIR. and Mrs
Burell
Nr. lanes E. Young of the c. P. o.
and Mr.. ID. {. RAY of the O. P. o. are
al home on their annual leave. Mr.
Young is one of the local sCorchers.
Nr. George Lucas recently married
has gone North for the Summer.
Prof :. @. Brown read the Reform
Us Song written by him for the occa'
sion at kefOrmer'S Hall last Monday
night The BEE was furnished with an
aoEanC- copy through the courtesy ol
@ea.t.er.
Mr. Browns writing a poem dedii-
Gated Ii The Washington BEE LOOK
g1 Tor !: and advise your friends.
The BINS exclusive publication OF
~5Aa>aHSton District has set every
one thinking as to who will be elected
g.7, The new division. The toun--
.a'o> are now electing delegates and
Nothing aehnite can be learned until
-'y5 t-. next general council.
The Washington bee., 1896-07-04
EAST WASHINGTON.

The great Fourth of July feast, which
commences on the lawn of Mt. Horeh
Church TO day, will close with a drill
OF their several societies on Monday
and Tuesday evening at 10Th ST., and
n. Carolina avenue.
The outdoor concert at Lane S
Chapel on Monday evening last, was
successful.
The choirs, Sunday Schools and the
literary in this section are doing well.
Mr.. George Gaskins, chorister of the
Mt. Horeb is praised as the best.
Miss Martha Kennedy, its leader,
is sick at her home, 1889 P. ST., n. w.
Miss Mary E. Wilson will be the
guest of the Misses Hawkins to-day
and tomorrow.
The Washington bee., 1896-07-04
To OUR READERS.

Ms. To call the attention of our
-S@-1T> and 10 those who are out OF en-
s.....i..len. ..5.i 10 an advertisement in
lg.e,se. g.es.te. .a.,o ofour paper, ofthe \. O.
61. 6'1o.'...l'H ablishing Co, of Cleveland,
,.r a-,., DIS s..g ior men and women to
H.. L.. 'ie Life OF Mckinley, one of the
e,-..a ~, Selling books now before the Am
II I'D. .. pa..y, and is the only authen-
h.. .''-. being endorse by Mckinley
T.-,>l-. Tr-.l-.. ami his most intimate friends.
nI,. --.' aF MN. MCKINLEY, Re-
Bafl-eaa ..ldidate for President, by
s7-... J.. -srter, is a story full of in
5r,5 ~1,.oa ,ac life history of great
5.>,.-@a "ao has won success at the
go-,. ana In The field of politics. The
lcE;n,l ,l1-.~lns a full life of Wm.
,oga.a. a...e. and of Garrett A. Hobart,
sgsz~l5 g..5' with extracts from many
Ken 4eHvered in the House of
Oc55, 555,,l,Sl..'a,lNes and in campaigns. 1t
N ~ 0s IN every American home.
The Washington bee., 1896-07-04
ALEXANDRIA NOTES.

The two weeks illness of Mr.. H. L,
Holmes, the County Commissioner Of
Revenue, excites the anxiety of all Of
the several Commissioners in the
County.
Among other important business
transacted by his Honor of the County
Court on Monday, June 22, was the ap-
pointmeut of Clayborn Holmes as
policeman on the Arlingtonville force.
which will greatly increase the business
of Judge Lanes court.
St. Elmo and Del Ray, being new
settlements of white people, create new
interests among Afro-Americans in the
towns of Queen City, Arlingtonville
and Nauckville politically, as they have
already begun their counts of noses
and faces.
United States Commissioner, JEW.
Wormley, whose official business calls
him into the United States courts
throughout the State, said that the St.
Louis Convention which settled our
party issue, raised the standard of our
political ambition for every citizen in
the State.
In the county of Alexandria, Va,
where Afro-American voters have con-
trolled the majority for over twenty
FIVE years, and too, where the towns OF
Roslyn, Queen City, Arlingtonville,
Nauckville, and Holmesville, still con-
troll the suffrage of the county, politi-
cal dissipation has grown to such an
extent that they have even elected r.
NJ. Johnston Commonwealth Attorney
The Washington bee., 1896-07-04

The continued illness of the Rev. J.
T. Clark, pastor of the Providence
Baptist Church, excites some fears in
his flock.
The Washington bee., 1896-07-04
SOCIAL ITEMS.

Amelia Hill and daughter and Mrs.
Annie White, accompanied by the
Rev. VIM. Waller and wife, dined with
Mrs. NJ. A. Ball on Sabbath last.
The Mount Zion Baptist church has
almost completed battle in their fight
against that fraudulent claim of $I4oo,
more than one half of which had to be
twice.
They have nearly $500 of the amount
in the bank and the other arranged
for Of this amount, $50 was raised
on Sabbath last.
The Washington bee., 1896-07-04

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Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1896-05-07
FOR SALE-REAL ESTATE.

TOR SALE LOW AND ON
4 EASY rERNS.
Lots in D. NJ. Alexander's addition to
Greggsville, on Bethany pike. near WOODS
dale and Aitenheim. Apply 10
j. c. HERNEY,
1925 Market Street. or
W V. HOGE & BRO,
Room IS CITY Bank Building.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1896-05-07
4 SWISS ESTIMATE OF AMER1cA.

America is a country in comparison TO
which Europe Is a small peninsula. The
United States is an empire by whose SIDE
the powers of Europe appear as petty
states. America is the land o. unmeasured
capacity and dimensions. the land of dol
lars ard electricity, the land where the
plains are wider. the f'vers greater. the
waterfalls higher. the bridges longer, the
express trains faster, the catasirophes
mere horrible than in all Europe the
country where The buildings are taller. the
rascals more numerous, the poor poorer.
the millionaires richer, the thieves bolder.
the murderers less bothered, and educated
people more rare than anywhere else. II
is The land in which the teeth are more
false. the corsets tighter. disease more
dangerous. corruption more common, in
sanity more systematic, the summer hot
ter, the winter mere chilly hre warmer and
ice colder, time more costly than in sleepy
Europe. The land where old men are
younger and youth older. the land Of i'm
measurable natural resources and of the
most prodig:ous avar.ce. In short, Amer
lea is the land of the greatest contrast.
The craziest presumption. the most reckless
hun after the dollar: it is the land Of
everything colossal and unapppoachable-
the last of course from the American
point OF view.-Nachrichten
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1896-05-07
MOrNDSYILLE.

A. Daily and c. z. Daily. of the Wheel
ing Natural Gas Company. were in the
city Yesterday on business connected
with the gas line. They registered al
the Hotel Johnston.
Hon. L. B. Purdy has announced
himself as candidate for reelection
TO the House of Delegates. subject to
the decision OF the Republican primar-
les. to be held on the 9th OF next
month.
Yesterday Rev. C. W. Grimes sold
to ". T. Lewis the east half lot No.
81. in Edwards's addition. The prop
erty adjoins Mr.. Lewis's residence.
Mr.. Thomas Higgins is lying at the
point Of death at his home on Morton
avenue. afflicted with Bright's disease.
He has been unconscious for some days.
and has not partaken of food for nearly
a week. It is with the greatest diff
Guilty that medicine is administered to
him.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1896-05-07
TRUSTEES SALE.

BY virtue of deed OF trust made by
Frederick Werner and Margaret Werner
his wife. 10 the undersigned trustee. dated
the 9Th day of July. 1888. and recorded IN
the Clerks Office Of the County Court Of
Ohio county. West Virginia, in Deed Of
Trust Book No IS. folio 30. I viii, on
SATURDAY. MAY 16, 1926,
Al the north front door of the Court House
in the city OF Wheeling, beginning at 10
o'clock a. m. of said day. sell az public
auction the following described property
situate in Joseph Caldwell's addition TO
said city of Wheeling: beginning at the
intersection of the north line Of lot No. %
and the east line Of alley 3, southerly 5lia
feet including the fun front OF said lot
No. 20 and 1is feet of the front Of lot No.
20 on said alley b: thence eastwardly and
parallel with the south lire OF lot No. 20
TWENTY-FIVE feet: thence northwardly and
parallei with the east line OF said alley p
ID feet 10 the south line OF lot No. 90:
thence with said south Line eastwardiy
tweutv-eight feet: thence northwarily and
parallel with the east line Of Market street
fifty feet 10 the north lire OF lot No. go;
thence westwardiy with said last named
line ffty-three feet 10 the place OF begin
ming. with the buildings and appurte-
Terms OF Sale-One-third or as much
more as the purchaser elects TO pay OF the
purchase money on the day Of sale: the
residue in two equal ins;aliments, at one
wear and two years respectively from said
dav of sale with interest on said deferred
inStallments from said day until payment;
the purchaser TO furnish security for the
navr1ert of the deferred installments and
interest TO he approved nv the trustee.
APPLICANT JAMES P. ROGERS. Trustee.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1896-05-07
POLITICAL.
DEMOCRATS, TAKE NOTICE.

AT a meeting OF the Democratic State
Executive Committee OF West Virginia
ned al Parkersburg on the 18th Gay OF
teDruary, 1896, l. was ordered mat the
W we've =, delegates 10 which the state oi
West Virginia . entitled IN the Democratic
NATIONAL Convention 10 be held 4 Chicago
on ne Ith day OF July, 1895, 10 nominate
candidates for President and Wee Presi-
follows:
The Democrats in each county in the
olate snail appoint a. such time and place
ara N such manner as the Democratic
executive Committee Of each county M?
uS' eFnlne delegates 10 Congressional DIS
eI.cl Conventions 10 ne held In each OF the
Tour congressional Districts OF the STATE
on me 18th day OF June. 1896, al the toi-
lowing places:
In the First Congressional District al
ia. lar < burg in the county or Harrison m "a
ne Second Congressional District az pa,
Wis, n the county or Tucker. In the Ihlri
Corsressions Dts,rict ar Hinton. in the
county OF Summers tn the Fourth on
sIesional District al Point Pleasant III inc
county Of Mason.
Each Of said Congressional District Con-
Eentlons shall appoint one deiega,e a.
iarge and one alternate therefor anu tWo
district delegates and two alternates there
lot 10 represent the Democracy or west
Virginia IN said Chicago Convention !,
Inc basis OF representation IN eacn OF
sald Congressional District Convention,
VIII De one vote for each one nuncren
.oe1S ana traction thereon over my
Tor GroVer Cleveland for President az me
NoVem Der election OF 1892. and each county
i requested 10 appoint the same number OF
Ielegaies 70 each Congressional D,stric,
convention as votes Il may be entitled 10
oy The above basis OF representation.
1 ne county OF Mingo having been Iorrn,,
eu from the county or logan, each or "a
counties will be entitled 10 the number or
Denocratic votes cast in 1892 at the voting
precincts within each. This vote was SO
IN Logan county and 60 in Mlngo-
By order Of the Democratic State Exec
uiive Committee
II. r. Chiffon. Chairman:
WIN. A. OHLEY. Secretary. ap7eSs
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1896-05-07
COMMISSIONERS SALE

OF 4 house anu lot at the northwest corner
of Forty-fourth and EOn streets in the cliy
of Wheeling, West Virginia. ...
BY virtue Of a decree Of the circuit
Court of Ohio county. W Va, made IN
the case of Charles Tape, Jr.' admins
traitor VS.. Laura Nj. Stengle et al on Tue
l7;h day of April, 1896, l Will. on ,...
FRIDAY. THE I'D DAY OF MAY, 10
AZ 10 o'clock a. m. at the front door OF me
Court House of Ohio county. w. Va, oi1eT
for sale al public auction LOT No. = ana
twenty-seven feet off of the south SIDE oil
lot No q in the La Grange addition TO inc
town of South Wheeling, the same beng
situate at the northwest corner OF rory
fourth and Eoff streets, in The cy of ne-i-
ing, W Va.
Terms of Sale-One-third in cash, the bal
ance upon credit Of six and Twelve
months with interest from the day OF sac
but the purchaser NAV II ne 50 elect pay ne
whole or any part of the deferred Install
ments of the purchase money with accrueu
interest in cash at any time. the title TO ne
retained until the purchase money IS al
paid GEO. +. BOYD, Jh.,
Special Commissioner.
do certify that bond and security have
been given by The said commissioner, as
required by law .,,
JOHN ". MITCHELL.
Clerk of the Circuit Court Of Ohio County
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