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The Banner-Democrat. [volume] (Lake Providence, East Carroll Parish, La.) 1892-current, 1897-08-07
The Comment

81 was telling Miss Cayenne about an
accident with which recently met" res
marked Willie Washington, with a mel
ancholy look in his eye.
'TndeedT
eyes. l was getting off an electric
car. Didn't realize how fast 1t was go-
ing and landed on my hands instead Of
my feet"
what did Miss Cayenne say about
HT
mot much. She merely remarked
that l had at last succeeded In being
original. "-Washingto Star.
The Banner-Democrat. [volume] (Lake Providence, East Carroll Parish, La.) 1892-current, 1897-08-07
Dafrying and Rotation.

Dairying assists in arranging the
rotation of crops on the farm and COM
pels the adoption of clover as one of
the sources for retaining fertility. The
manure made by herd of dairy COWS
is as valuable as the milk sold from
some herds, and in the rotation of
crops it is applied to the fields which
require it for certain crops. Corn, for
instance, being crop that can utilize
any amount of manure, is given care
full cultivation, which cleans the
ground for wheat or oats, the time
during which the corn occupies the
land also permitting of the decomposi-
ton of the coarse materials. The
manure should be used on gross feed
ing crops, corn being one of the best
for that purpose.-Home and Farm.
The Banner-Democrat. [volume] (Lake Providence, East Carroll Parish, La.) 1892-current, 1897-08-07

Vanity and a proper regard for the feelings OF
others should both urge you to get rid of that
disgusting skin disease. Whether 1t be a simple
abrasion, a chap or burn, or whether IT ts
chronic case Of Eczema, letter or Ringworm,
Tetterfne Will positively, infalibly cure It, Cure
It so It will stay cured. too. 80 cents box at
drug stores or by mail for 80 cents in cash or
stamps from j. T. Shuptrfne, Savannah, Ga.
The Banner-Democrat. [volume] (Lake Providence, East Carroll Parish, La.) 1892-current, 1897-08-07

Fits permanently cured. No fits or nervous
ness after first days use OF DR.. Kline's Great
Nerve Restorer. q trial bottle and treatise free
DR.. r. II. KLINE, Ltd, l931 Arch St., Phila., Pa.
The Banner-Democrat. [volume] (Lake Providence, East Carroll Parish, La.) 1892-current, 1897-08-07

Mrs. winslow's Soothing Syrup for children
teething, softens the gums, reducing lnhamma-
tion .allays pain cures wind collie. 25c.a bottle
The Banner-Democrat. [volume] (Lake Providence, East Carroll Parish, La.) 1892-current, 1897-08-07

). x. Parker Fredonia, N. Y, says: shall
not call on you for the 500 reward, for / be-
lieve Halls Catarrh Cure will cure any case of
catarrb. Was very bad" Write him for par
uculars. Sold By Druggists. 75c.
The Banner-Democrat. [volume] (Lake Providence, East Carroll Parish, La.) 1892-current, 1897-08-07
4 Afaut HaekAone

n - essential 70 physical health = 70 poisicai
consistspcy For weakness Of the back, rhsu.
matism. ana disorders of the kidneys, the tcnk
and dfetetic action of Hostetter's Stomach BIZ
tiers is the one thing needful. Tho stomach
the mafnstay Of every other organ, anu W Ia
vfrorettnr the digestion with this preparation,
sne spinal column, and all its dependencies, are
aympnthe ttcally strengthened The dyspeptfc
and bilious Will ind it . pure vegetable sunni
liant and tonic.
The Banner-Democrat. [volume] (Lake Providence, East Carroll Parish, La.) 1892-current, 1897-08-07

Nearly every citizen of town believes that
he made" it.
The Banner-Democrat. [volume] (Lake Providence, East Carroll Parish, La.) 1892-current, 1897-08-07

Our richest relatives are often the mos
distant ones.
The Banner-Democrat. [volume] (Lake Providence, East Carroll Parish, La.) 1892-current, 1897-08-07

and gradually receding from the boat.
There came at last great splashine
and tremendous upheaval of water,
and then both combatants disappeared
from sight. The two men were res.
cued short time later by one of the
many sail-boats that are constantly
darling in and out of the keys.-New
York Sun.
The Banner-Democrat. [volume] (Lake Providence, East Carroll Parish, La.) 1892-current, 1897-08-07

The man is not poor who has tho use OF
things necessary.
The Banner-Democrat. [volume] (Lake Providence, East Carroll Parish, La.) 1892-current, 1897-08-07

After physicians had given me mp, was
saved by Piso's Cure. alALPH ERIEG, VIII
Transport, Pa, Nov -, 1888.
The Banner-Democrat. [volume] (Lake Providence, East Carroll Parish, La.) 1892-current, 1897-08-07

A fighting chance often means a chance to
be whipped.
The Banner-Democrat. [volume] (Lake Providence, East Carroll Parish, La.) 1892-current, 1897-08-07

Every man finally becomes greater
than the expectations Of his neighbors.
The Banner-Democrat. [volume] (Lake Providence, East Carroll Parish, La.) 1892-current, 1897-08-07
AYfrtun and n Yice.

People usually pick out their own tempta-
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1897-07-29
BLOODY FIGHT AT CANAD0S
Brazilian Fanatics Overcome the
Government Tro0ps-Ncrc
Tram 3ssst Killed

NEW YORK, JGly "a dispatch TO the
Herald from RIO q. Jarsiro says.
Information has rsscned this city to the
effect that raoEe thsE 5.so soldiers have
feeE killed IN "A battle hear the site Of
EAz211s. The fanatics. numbering more
thar SO men. ssi we'll armed. attacked
the government troops. Whole brigaaes OF
soldiers were swept oown. DESTROYED and
srauYiec under foot as the victorious
fanatics vita wild, hoarse shouts OF tri-
urnDh paSsst. over thein.
The fgll extent % th- loss % life can
ret be told There ss 10 reasonable doubt,
however, tha; the loss tn KILLED ON both
sides Is rnore than 3 80. Fer miles the
ground around Canstcs is strswn with
troops were competed 20 leave their dead
en- the field and Zee Ia save themselves
fro-n complete destruction BY the ava
lanche OF fanatics.
When The report o The awful battle
reached Rio JaneiTo X w1s considered hy
the president and ministry, ard i was de-
eiaed to send the nstEister OF war 10 tins.
scene nexs week with s5 5sg men. who ara
new gathering. They will carry with thens
a great amount OF ammunition and will
enaeaycr 10 dsslodge the fanatics from
the positions they now bold.
Fighting has been in progress at Cam
AIDES for several weeks. In the mean
time. while the fanatics fought apparently
win little heart, they have been gather
Ing their forces from all directions. The
result was the final attack on the govern
rneBt troops which led 10 such awful se-
suits.
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the next stop was made at Me.cSlt &
Nsee's saingie mill. which was ihs lars-
esq sf11ngis cutting plant thus far shown
them. ard after il the return up rhe hay
was MADE 10 the Tacoma Mill. where
lunch was served TIE luncheon was an
house Of the -usll- There were more NJ the
frasas and sarnefows cs sasre of the
spreads thar ths .umaerynerI have attend
e1. ana the fare was CO tire substantial
ksnd .hai IS found IN logging camps and
IL mil boarding nouseS. There were meat
stews. eoll9i potatoes. bread and mo-
lssses. the whole garniShei with onions
and washed dewn with tea or coffee serv-
esi IN thick cups ard upon heavy stone
plates. Tho crowd arranged itsssf on
benches and enjoyed both the treat Itself
anA the service.
After the luncheon the people dispersed
about the yards ana an a9geagGresoTae
party rode dawn 30 the wharf on the long
gravity r0ad~ where the members inspect
ed the loading Of the British steamship
Pelican. which is taking a million and .
half feet Of railroad ties for China
The whistle of thu Zephyr blew and
Everybody piled aboard the barge again.
and Point Defiance park was soon
reached. It's beauties were given brief at
teution. and The iufnhernen, their wives
and daughters were taken on street cars
aflG carried scfoss 1ne CITY IN tats ~
specs The Taconaans showed q fine sense
OF The liln.ss cf things. rs the city showed
20 great advantage There was Just a
haze Of smoke in tire air. but otherwise
the conditions were perfect, A Change OF
cars was made i'm the middle Of the city,
and after half hours run the excursion
lists and guides were set down ar South
Tacoma, where they We're conducted
through the carshops of the Northern
Pacific.
Aoou; an hour was given 10 tour OF
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1897-07-29
CHANGE IN CIVIL SERVICE RULES.
No Removal Without Written
GharEes--t u~turu House Iueiudca.


WASHINGTON. July 2s.-Psesident Nc
kinney has promulgated the following
amendments 20 the civil service rules:
NO removal shall be made from any
position subject to competitive examiua-
slon except for just cause. ard upon writ
ten charges fled with the head Of. the de-
partmeui ard nt which accused shah have
fau not!ce and opportunity TO make de-
fenSe'
lie has also amended rule so as 20 In
clBde within the classified service the en-
ployeS OF ali custom noase offices. without
regard 70 the number os employees
Tho president has also amended rule 8.
making exceptions to examinations. SO as
30 read as fellows
Custom house service-Cne cashier IN
v8ch customs district. enc chief principal
deputy OF assistant coileCtor IN zach GUS
teuaS district une principal deputy cclleCt-
CT 3 each SUPPORT or station.
Internal revenue SserFiCe-t31e smpioge
81 eRch Internal revenue tistr3rf who En u
act as cashier or chief Geputy or assistant
colsectov. as may he determined bv the
treasury department oU~ deputy coiiessf
or ia "a n internal revenue district where
ihc number 81 sTnTsoyee in the cfYtc@ Of the
collector exceeds four. cn@ ts98fy collector
81 each stamp of13cE or branch office.
Appointments 20 rhe positions named IN
this rule in the custom house service ard
fa the lacvTnsi revenue service shall be-
Sah1ect 20 examination. 20 hs prescTlss
b. she secretary of tlas treasury. 70 he p
proved bv the CoraTg tss5Qu. equal 20 ne @s-
animation be}d hy tAe commission for po-
s8ts0u4 q Ike grade.
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THEIR FINAL EFFORT TODAY.
striker. Concentrate Their Forces
on DE Arrnits's Mines.

pITTSgCRts July X The general
sfrike situation IL less epcewro s3ne from
the GnseSrs' standpoint than "a was week
axo BreSks :n ihe ranks ot the river
nscn sna general feeling % d.seauraTe-
me0s sv@r sne West Virginia 0aiioak h&ve
cotubto - queuch enthusiasm ~ re-
ruaTkah}e d+eree.
TesacrFew FnorninK wiil witness ere of
the most interesting. aad Sfst soyae con-
adepfIy proaheg go bo thc lass rlass meet
ing ~ the present strike All sTorts have
been concentrated an ps Arsnitf's mines
and labor officials are to rally the men
frogu al over sac country. t.ggene v
pchS and President Eatcat0gd wth be
among tae eh{ef speakers
Tho meeting wtii ba held 81 ans~rea's
scnaol fouse, 0r8t pima creeS Miners
VIII march % tAs plsce - zSseuaelags
from ~ nearby Uiues.
Az sorts ~ yTwors are in circulation
tonight coNcsrnjas thts meeting. ore -
thar gor-a MI - used sAoUid ulofzl SUR
s4on fsH - bring the ia ATynsts miners
ea1 IL SUPPORT - This e IS reported late
tonight that ae Fcsst - strikers zre a.
Turtle creek 0ay. ara ssaaN parties ara
constantly arriving % augment the
crowd TNe u1s0 carry clubs and have
provisions Ter = tW0 o. taree DAYS eus-
inS
A large number ~ afpa'ies are Ga resli-
rees - taks = naa& ssag!la tne.r services
- nees7N&
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NOT A WORD ABOUT RATIO.
Maryland Democratic Straddle the
Money Quextton-<sOrmant In
Full Control.

BALTIMORE. July 2s.-Harmony Of the
oid-fashioned kind prevailed at the Demo-
cratic state convention today. and IL wis
clearly demonstrated that United States
Senator German stili has his hand on the
lever that controls the movements of the
organization. The candidates nominated
by the convention were selected ny him,
and the resolutions adopted were Of lbs
Inspiration AS chairman OF the commit
tee on resolutions he read the platform.
and read II in such way as 10 Indicate
that he knew II almost without looking at
IL. AT his suggestion one OF the candi-
dates for comptroller withdrew when his
nomination seemed assured. and another
Was taken up by the convention. and at
his request. both gold and silver men
waived their convictions for the nonce
and voted 10 adopt a platform that de-
elares Tor bi-metaiIlsm. but Is silent as 10
the vital question Of ratio" The follow
Ing ticket was nominated:
For oomptroiler-Ih A. Smith, of
Carolina county.
For clerk OF the court OF appeais-J
Frank Ford. OF st. Mary's county.
After the recess. Senator German read
the platform. which was afterwards
adopted without single dissenting vote.
The resolutions declare that the funda-
mental principles OF Democracy have re-
maIned unchanged. The money plank fol-
lows:
The Democracy of Maryland. In conf
mon with the Democracy OF tha Union. be-
lieye now as they have always believed, in
honest money. the geld and silver money
CT the constitution and the coinage OF both
metals. without discrimination against
either. into standard dollars of iinai pay
raeut aud redemption.
we note with satisfaction that the de-
rnand Of more than 6.l0o 900 Democratic
voters expressed 81 the polls last Noveul-
Der. has compelled President Mckinley
and Republican congress 10 urge upon
the European powers. through the medium
OF a duly appointed commission, the ne
eessity for an interna ional conference 10
arrange terms OF a hi-metaliie system. IN
the operation OF which both gold and sill
yer shall be used and recognized as money
OF final redemption.
Tho platform dsnounees the Dlngiey
tariff law. which it declares Is Il more
ofilous measure than the Mckinley act of
lSs. and IL is asserted that IL viii he more
signaiiy condemned In iSaS than was the
Mckinley act In iSs2. \ demand Is made
that the United States government take
such action will ameliorate the atroci-
ties now being committed In Cuba. and 10
faIly protect every American citizen there
In the enjoyment OF his life and property.
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Charles = johnson Named for pis-
frast Iudrs of Alaska

aSTtfNGTo$. 1u3y @S-ThA president
has rsate ssss following appointments:
Jtsstfrse--s 'gsr}es : Seensan - Alaska.
T-rttssi states district judge foT the district
- Alaska
STAT Esanssl = swiney. 81 Ohio. corsssl
81 NeFk E~e3ani
Trs.a 81 1T honsas Fitch y New Yd~k
csruzEsIss3erer NJ fffsuf<TH'5oa For tse port
of %~x York Warner SSsHraT fsls1 aE4
gsa~erx@ ~ WGranea&eg n New fars az
stsTAut appraisers ~ E8srchaNs<l5se New
Y0Tk Andrew r Francisco collector ~
rrZSfsvss = AZ LIS AnZNlts Cal Charles :
sfaN S~asssS seNut far THE Iu8Ga-ss es tHs
Fesiorasta kzysr asreH~Y. tc AriTassa Ed
ward X SsNx. register q ,ssn tanss cfftas
at SlRyteu y Al ! bynce @x@n1 for the
IrlSsaus q tMe Yakima xeueF n Wash
fr xx~r EssEssnrt n. Fray. - f0wm. s84rxs. .yor
rexasnf x Ghe SsstTtrs - Ala~sA JoNn -
Eezl4s~y ef WASHES = g resfstmr of
.Aa isFt c~fes 81 sssA Alaska Roswell
~aetsisa ~ s9Tesua- Tsseesyer of pubic
rssenass as : &A. A8ASka-
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8 PAGES-ALL CLONDYKE.


the different departments. and then a
special train OF passenger coaches took
the party 10 the summer park and club
house OF the Tacoma Athletic Club At
American lake. The grounds were In fine
condition. and the whole combination %
SURROUNDINGS and hrst-ciass weather was
propitioua for long evening Of joiity
Incidental TO the trip out fl is well 10
chronicle that when the barge approached
Point Defiance the announcement was
naGe that bicycles would be provided for
those who cared TO ride TO the park At
least twenty-five accepted. among them a
number OF old men. who ii would not
nave been believed ever gave themselves
up 10 such exercise. They made the run.
however. over the splendid roads in fue
shape and were loud In their praises OF tho
path. When they got into the freshness
OF the country they were like D ios Of
boys on holiday trip, and turned in and
played ball with The younger rnen. There
Will be some s;ir old shoulders and sore
hands In the logging camps tomorrow
from the games Of today.
The Sunset Lumber Company has dis
tv1butei s,ssrlaI souvenirs To the lumber
men. consisting 81 Photographic views Of
Tacoma, bound Sc q specially designed
cover.
Dinner was served in the wide vera =
dAs Of he club house. while the ruands-
lin and guitar club of the Tacoma Asa.
Ietfc Cub furnished delf=htful music
Big punch bowls In the ceRters Of banks
Of roses were presided over by the crrn-
rattteameu. and dancing was INDUCED IN
The grounds were Illuminated with chi
ness lanterns and the whole scene was
one uf animated b-&uty. A considerable
siefnen; cf Taconss = best society turned
out 90 assist the local COMMITTEES ~ Inn
hey and mill men ~ 4 whoie~heartes wef-
nj sr. In -
entertainment ard making the visitors
feel a. home. not thing was i+ft un-
aons 10 accomplish the result. and when
IL was ali over tbs general expression
was that the greensst oasis found in the
business pilgrimage was that NJ Aneri-
can lake. Whafe Seattle and whstcozn
set the pace, Tacoma has lowered tho
record.
TIE return % the city was made "a a
specia irasn. and tsy seTeral special elec-
trio cars which de}ivsred the excarxioalsfs
81 their sls~pers slaatracked az tne depot,
an,. 20 tie h0tels.
Tomorrow the programme II as follows.
Leave from Northern Pacific 6spof for
81, Paul * Tacoma Lumber Cefnpary's
hgEing camp al $50 a. n- Transferred ~
observation raTs at orting. arriving a.
camp 81 II . a m
Camp lunch AZ I ?. n.
Return a. .. n.
Informal reception 81 TaccTaa hStsi a.
: - r. rs r. \. ia I " F.l.s4.
af the Fkrss <htaxi~ Town.
Special Dsspa.ch 70 the Pos ~trtssflgenSsr
SULTAN WASH. Jusy gs--Ax ~ Iszzs-
esa-gssns train passed through last sasur-
DAY a brief stop Was made AZ me sssfaon
Icczi satsgl@ Manufacturer toses the ae-
essten 20 distribute samples - shingles
s31h their hrzra or each ons, among ~
@xasfrzteYlsts A. this wsx the arss "xhtn-
zle town they @--8ek 90 th@s- en.-src@
s1to the country - ess-ar. ts@ specimens
es-n sz strong demand
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os Lshov arrived here this eyen3rg. and
Immediately called sfncr sf<ss Atkinson
TO &c. ar expression frura hirz as 10 tf@ar
rights 20 speak ard hold meetings IN
WeR Virginia. Gov Atkinson pointed
ogt 10 his visitors thai he had js-tSf4r-
ftor only ln the esec0.sve branch. and
taat the matter os issuing the srjnrcttoa
IS rn-aly matter for shs courts cf rae
Judicial branch TIE governor sSkef hrs
visitors TO call again tomorrow when Re.
wouid give them his FINAL answer as TO
wha. be wcslid 90 toward giving the .r-
Iet asked for
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CsEAfzF E'STs-S " Va JalT y
y,es-ssse-t Rseetfsrsf - sne vnf;ea Nine
~ es Ssssse President ssezstF~Es ~ she
Ass.szseaa raserasseu az F.4N@r ae2
S.za.a &-zsee SovessA.s. Ss The ha4sAIs
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Largo >hlpEs~ns< tufa the Region A.
fr~sra hy the strike.

KANSAS CITY taly x 4 loeai paner
sAys II shipments cf eoai sren Sne
-rkgsss II VI isssuri ass kansns - Eastern
:,ssintS coariuee IS raH&3ly as fAeg have
sr gAe ra@t fgw 6avs these via - - I'M
mediate danger - srv factories having -
G sa~. fsT wanf - seeA Z - cIa4saws hun-
t4resse - car Iaasis n coat a~e se}ax trans
ssFr~sa acre Art serg n az orNars ~ The
yssstsra OPERATORS Mach 81 Fhe cGai wMa
hsttr.s - Ch{csES. care * sac Fanaaiaet =
roaE 80 sagpnseat. j. - alleged "a tAe
srE3a district
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CONGESTION At DYEA.
Many Will Be Blocked This
Side Of the Summit.
TROOPS ARE NOT GOING NORTH.

The Governments RevUk~e the Order
Familiar Faces ON the streets
Thinning Out - strange Ones Ia
Their Places - Exrfs~sn~ns over
the Canadian Goid Royalty-May
Deter Many From starting for the
Cfondy k~ - Steamers Leaving Al
mo~s Daily. Each Crowded WITH
rro>pectors Tuxh0at Business
Boo&Atnx.
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Sod plspasct, % the post .In,elllgsncsr.

Special Dispatch TO the Pest t-Intelligsacer.
TACOMA. July A--Taco.na people are
past masters IN the art OF entertainment
Nos only do they know what TO do and
how 70 40 Il for the ediacat.on % their
guests. but they employ the same means
10 thesr own advantage. This was the
way they did To-Day 70 The excursion OF
TIE retail iurahermen % The East. with
the resalt that their guests believe that
Tacoma is the best built. best laid out
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rns beard uFsstls terms gay 1Tzt ara
s~sui5 - co5srsss - cvsrT~Saeara wf,h shs
rolor ~ tSe h&tr q the h~ae. Buck re-
e.aek
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Steamer George F. SfAr- fezwes aFsg-sst
- Esgoem sT esae 14Es-E~a- tsFses. 4ss. &.4.e
AT.zS1eE 4o~A
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&c the Ftr.s >htnxI~ Te,,n.

sHEB9YfSAN Wis Jafv ~-Tns
sshnGrsF Myrtle Camp started last nlxst
Ter th@ Hawaiian islands. TIE TIP Il e..
rs9se1 20 rx.24se three Months.
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CAPTURED BY TACOMA.
Lumbermen's Excursion Is Roy.
ally Entertained.
CITY SHOWN TO ADVANTAGE.

Esstefners Delighted ut the Rrcep-
tioa-t nique Souvenirs Distrih-
rsed at the Mifl~-yfsitors Inspect
Ore At the Smeisrr and Lunch In
the Meas House of the Tacoma Mill
The Crowd IL Taken With the
Beauties of Point Defiance Park
OLD Men accept an Invitation 10
60 s-Wh~el Ia Amerfcan Lake
Dsnner at the Club House.
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CDNfERENCEATANE END
Pennsylvania Coal Operators
Aeach An Agreement.
TRUE UNIFORMITY ADOPTED.

s""-Soassnifsee. Aided by the Ohio
fsoarc Of Apbffratfoa, tn Secure
Signatures Today-Nfn~sy-av Per
Cent of the Operators Mast sign
TO Make the Agreement Effective
Cemmts~ion VIII s~zsf~ the Dff
serendsl fa the Thick and Thin
Vein Regien-Coai shipped From
Kansas aud Missourf Iato the
strike District.
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