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The pioneer press. (Miller, Hand County, S.D.) 1893-190?, 1897-09-02

Ladies and Misses slippers and
oxford ties at cost at Coquillette's.
The pioneer press. (Miller, Hand County, S.D.) 1893-190?, 1897-09-02

Edward Pugh went to CORTLAND
Mimi, Monday to buy some young
cattle.
The pioneer press. (Miller, Hand County, S.D.) 1893-190?, 1897-09-02

Call on DR.. Cannon Sept. 9th and
have your teeth examined. Remem-
Der the date.
The pioneer press. (Miller, Hand County, S.D.) 1893-190?, 1897-09-02
It is Thought by Many

when the Creator said to woman
"in sorrow shalt thou bring forth
children" that a curse was pro-
nounced, but the joy felt by every
Mother when she first presses to
her heart her babe, proves the
contrary.
Danger and suffering Turk in
the pathway of the Expectant
Mother, and should be avoided.
that she may reach the hour
when the hope Of her heart is to
be realized. In full Vigor and
strength.
The pioneer press. (Miller, Hand County, S.D.) 1893-190?, 1897-09-02

Corn has been ripening rapidly
but there is still danger from frost.
The pioneer press. (Miller, Hand County, S.D.) 1893-190?, 1897-09-02

$50 will buy a second hand piano
OF &. c. Briggs.
The pioneer press. (Miller, Hand County, S.D.) 1893-190?, 1897-09-02

The Andrews broom factory is lay.
Ing in "a big stock for the fall trade.
The pioneer press. (Miller, Hand County, S.D.) 1893-190?, 1897-09-02

{. ID. Hazen is on the mend, after q
long, tedious sick spell.
The pioneer press. (Miller, Hand County, S.D.) 1893-190?, 1897-09-02

ut. Lawrence Lodge, A. z and A, NJ. No. 30
y Meets at Miller, >. d.. every first and third
Friday night each month at = o'clock. j. ii.
Baldwin, W. NJ; +. +. Beasom, Sec'y.
The pioneer press. (Miller, Hand County, S.D.) 1893-190?, 1897-09-02

Miss Maggie Duthie departed Tues
day for Madison, where she will at
tend college.
The pioneer press. (Miller, Hand County, S.D.) 1893-190?, 1897-09-02

The PRESS will publish free all notices oflo-
cal organizations, If handed in by those in
ierested.
The pioneer press. (Miller, Hand County, S.D.) 1893-190?, 1897-09-02

Mrs. a. Burke went to Hawarden
last week for q visit.
The pioneer press. (Miller, Hand County, S.D.) 1893-190?, 1897-09-02

All summer goods at cost at Co
quillette's. If.
The pioneer press. (Miller, Hand County, S.D.) 1893-190?, 1897-09-02

FRIDAY nlPnU edcu month at = O'Clock. j. III.
Baldwin, W. NJ; +. +. Beasom, Sec'y.
Z LOCAL AND PERSONAL. 9
Read Fishers new adv.
All summer goods at cost at Co
%quillette's. tt.
Mrs. a. Burke went to Hawarden
last week for a visit.
{. ID. Hazen is on the mend, after a
long, tedious sick spell.
The Andrews broom factory is lay
Ing in "a big stock for the fall trade.
Corn has been ripening rapidly,
but there is still danger from frost.
$50 will buy a second hand piano
of q. c. Briggs.
f. j. Robinson has gone to De-
Smet, where he will pass the fall
threshing.
Ladies and Misses slippers and
oxford ties at cost at Coquillette's.
If.
Clint Preston departed last night
for Deadwood, where he expects to
secure a position.
All package coffees 2 packages 25c
in cash at C~oquillette's. 20tf
Miss Jennie White stopped in Mil
Ter today, On her way to Iankton
where she teaches the coming year.
Ii you can use any warm weather
goods you can buy them mighty
cheap at Coouillette's. tt.
Call on DR.. Cannon Sept. 9th and
have your teeth examined. Remem-
Der the date.
Miss Maggie Duthie departed Tues
day for Madison, where she will at
tend college.
The Monte Vista journal., 1897-12-18
N. H. CHAPMAN,
PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON.
Office at Weiss. Chapman drug
store, Monte Vista, Colo.
rnoPosALs FOR surpL1rs,

s0LDIHna' AHp sAILoas. IionE CoHMiassox.
ntsss Of CSloredn. Ones Of the President. :
Noon rapttol Denvcr; Colo.
de coioeaAo 1nsdirrs' .aad Baibor.' Home, In.
vs ::a:s os ,n for =. ~ ;SSpy Of sss sss'ss
Sosshs. sss.nnins fss+usry !. iiSs. ana sod.
ing July q. In. b0th dates ifscius,ve. HIDDEN
Is " sndss:,ss;iaS sSs. they q. sor norc ~; *
lees OF eacA artteae than y stated 10 the scssd-
uis. snd teat should either more OF less than
sssii - fansSsd Il lie psses sssssS u -
All bsds to b aled in trspl.cass. sealed and
!ecrtved up % u O'Clock. noon. Wednesday.
Ail 6ids must 6s Tor the articles delivered as
nouts vista. Colo. free OF freight or other
CAarsvs. and arc 70 be Addressed 10 the undsr.
sisned q Room s Capitol. Denver: Colo: The
{anu.ry i1 lsls; gnORIE g. ADAMS.
Prcstdent board q Oommtssioncrs colorado
CLOTHING.
Tie eiaos Of ali ARTICLES 10 be furnished cOu.
nc ss,. 9 ss i 1 e !. sS.c Ssr -,s To- rss
10 q. 4: y, oo..s. ~ O, A. IL. yo.,.. rs G, A.
anss.:Slrss. 10 scs. ON %srino % driver. - @ ' 3 S"s.
coesoa eooks. . dos. wool snuks. 100 pairs
ehoss, 70 palss morooco aliptsrs. 100 kass.
cotton s.n6S.resssfs. n dos nsostsss,
eampIss OF ~ nrsicsss under thr head Of
''C'oss'nS must b. sIbm!!!cd g fur examination.
1D Lbs Prtcc'a taking powder. t.ib cana: 30
Lbs navy beans. 80 lha lima heana. Z dos
hruona, IUD It's mAcAroai. Denver ,iomcstlc; !;
Il: ss Esn.s. .sesc III! - s.sHs r. 10 iss % iso.s
salt. HALT Lake: no crhcs sals0iio. b-,xts u. %
so.p. bo.cs copco ,olIss :oap. 70 sx.i can. .
sSC IL. srsnuis.s. sugar.. Sn nits Ssosn sur :.
q; 10 lbs Japan tca taampse 70 b. suhtuiisri,: :
i.sn lbs co9es. Mocha and Java mixed tsampte
cup. = boxcs crsckcrv. r. q. and 4 ne soda
boxes Sta9er snap.. ~ lis t:aiuusrt oorn.
stasch. f,sse farinn, case fsriuosc, u 90 lbs
meal. 8 bbis western rolled oNi. uID lhs silver
0uuntain c0d0sh. bOs,oIraa. 4lh hricks: bbls
neckeral. No. shorv; 70 lbs ground mustard.
icssrsios. sssr and t'i,nsss chew M s.,,scs".
Y ,sach; ~ It's Bsai Of N. q. smok ting tobacco.
ss s.s s., ~ ~ s1 ,ss s,s, e.. y. n.,ss liz sse:
.sissS milk. u ii,s 6sHcr's chsoossss.
>, D.!sd trui,-sn 10. Alass ars.a aep':. mnal m
~ .S s,ss c:s'ssss sr.: 49, :1ssss; :D ~ y.
m~sto Tsisins. % liz Gsnsva dsss.A rsspbssrsss,
Wy lt,s ss,rsants. cs~aned. Ara qu.!ty.
% cssss Atlantis cnrn. ! ossss cove s ~ sssr", 8
Qasss randolph peeA. = uaess sss,a9 6esns. u.
n. Z en-; 10 cass,s u. Joseph pumpEin. ~ UsseG
Al suosss saMmsrsss., In ,he siovs aoAsdu,s
u IN delivered In sss,d, sound boxss. barssla
o. ssoAs without sssss ssssss.
$4,000 lhs srcsA beef. half eascaas; 1aD lbl
mUSi0a. SGm iha frrsk vsai. i.aN ltH fvesk
pOst. tle ilN btrakiasa bacon. l.lgo lts su0ss.
cured hsFss - y. s,fse Gc;sse m sf IN slss'
1eo l6s frssh rnnsA butter. tWo 4s,tvertss
~ ws~k Wit nos isps lAAa sevep gAboAs 6s,e,
!sSmllk eree q sarA de,ivvyyi u 70 = nltons
frpsS M per dayi m ~ -. fuil N 0a1,
COAL. NAY AND OIL.
- tnNs lvsrp enal. ~ Sala hssuesos oll. n
tashsi 9l.ueo l6s hay. arsS euAitey.
The Monte Vista journal., 1897-12-18
GOING BACK.

Judge n. =. Bailey 10 ready u
comprom.se aud 20 back into the
democratic party. He has written
an opsn letter IN which he says:
"Ths mission Of tho Peoples
party, Il seems 10 me. WAS largely
70 bring Democracy hack TO ito
ancient landmarks, aud IN this Il
hes been most successiul, ~ L wAs
chiefly instrumental 10 compelling
or inducing that party 10 adopt the
Chicago platform. That was .
practical restoration OF Democracy
70 its former position - The de.
tinctivs party OF The people aatl
ths salvstsou Of The nation"
u, at lsast an rssdy and willlsS
70 sceept ths doctrines q ~ ~
The Monte Vista journal., 1897-12-18
To Rent or Sell.

To Rent Or Sell.
Neat dwelling. 8 rooms, con-
venient to business. Good neigh
borhood. Apply at this office.
The Monte Vista journal., 1897-12-18

The report OF Postmaster-G Gem
ernl Gary, embodying RS it does,
the reports and recommendations
Of the assistant postmaster-eener-
al, is an exceptionally important
document. A large part of the
volume is DEVOTED to all argument,
to our mind unanswerable, iu favor
of the prompt institution by this
country of postal savings-bank
system. The array OF facts aud fig
ures marshsled to show the time
illness and Importance Of this step
ought to make a deep impression
upon the congressional mind. The
enormous growth of the postal
money order business is adduced
rs showing how the people already
pa'ronize the postal service for the
transmission Of funds. That they
would avail themselves of it to de-
posit their savings is beyond ques-
ton. Within few years the de-
posi,s would be counted by hun
dreds Of millions. The time is
certainly auspicious for the Hdop-
ton of this policy of postal saw
ings banks. Further than that
however, it ought to be possible to
combine that policy with some
plan for the improvement of the
currency system.-Review of Re-
views.
The Monte Vista journal., 1897-12-18

timation that Teft was seeking to
kill or molest Ryan; he was after
what he claimed was his own prop
erty. The Graphic's own ples
ought to convict it's client of cold.
blooded murder. "This was the
third attempt that Teft had made
to take forcible possession of the
property" says the Graphic. New
er, it seems to us, did man have q
better opportunity to escape with
his life, without the shedding of
mans blood, than did this man
Ryan. According to the Graphic,
his life was not in jeopardy at all
until it became SO by his own vol
untary acts; hence the plea of self
defence is not tenable.
The Graphic says, "The general
feeling by those who know most
about the matter is that Ryan act
ed purely i'll self defence" 1t is
evident that those who know most
about the tragedy have no clear
idea of what, in law, self defence
means. neither does the captain.
1t is clear to any casual reader
not interested for the defence, that
the killing WAS done to protect q
few dollars worth of property, and
it ls simply n question as to wheth-
er, in law, Ryan WAS justified in
killing a man in order to save the
trouble OF re.taking the stuff by q
writ of replevin. Property rights
are not, rs yet, more sacred than
human life.
The Monte Vista journal., 1897-12-18
ANARCHISTS.

ANARCHISTS.
The Graphic continues to try to
deceive Its readers by a play upon
words. 1t still insists that an ef-
fort was made by thejudges of tho
late election to "disfranchise" the
old soldiers at the home. Tho ed
itor of that paper has had time
and opportunity since the election
to inform himself as to the law and
the facts, but he prefers to act the
lie and to SOW seed of dissention
and hate in the community in
which he lives the vilest occups-
ton a Methodist deacon ever en-
gagged in) by play upon the word
"disfranchise."
10 disfranchise man is to de-
prive him of the right or privilege
to vote which has been granted by
the s'ate. No right or privilege
granted the inmates of the home
by the state were denied them or
attempted by the judges of election
and the Graphic well knows it.
The judges endeavored to enforce
the Inv and to guarantee to the
county the right Of local self gov
ernment and prevent the illegal in
reference of outsiders who pay
no taxes and have no interest what
ever in the county.
But it was not law nor justice
nor the rights of the citizens of the
the county that WAS wanted by
those who had almost every vote
Of the veterans corralled; they
wanted votes and they wanted them
at any price, even at the cost of
anarchy and perjury. (We are told
the crowd swore out a warrant for
the arrest of the judges) This
gang excited or maddened almost
to q frenzy their adherents-soms
OF whom were half intoxicated
with liauor-by their inccndiary
language and noise. Some, in
their rage, were threatening to tear
down the building in which the
election was being held. And all
tor what? Not that the inmates Of
the home might not be deprived Of
their votes or their rights! Oh, no!
it was Station, and Clark ct cetera.
who were in danger Of losing the
votes Of the old soldiers. 1t was
these men who were dong the
shouting and not the inmates of a
charitable state institution. These
candidates we're the losers and
not the old soldiers
Ihe law grants to no old sold.
iers the right to vote at any and all
places wherever he may happen to
be. They are governed by the
same laws - arc other men. They
have . right to vote where their
domicile 10 aud at NO other place.
II tho true inwardness Of these
hypocrites who are now shouting
"dlsfrauchise" was made known TO
the world IN all its anarchistic
utterxnces and their duplicity aud
cunning were revealed, their polit-
zeal aud social doom would be for.
ever sealed.
For the good name Of Monte
Vista We have refrained from sAy.
ing much about tho conduct Of the
drunken mob that hung about tho
polls on election day. II We were
to gather and publish tho talks this
rabbls made on the morning OF
that day, and publish them il would
make even the old sinner OF the
Graphic ashamed OF his own
party.
The Monte Vista journal., 1897-12-18
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The Monte Vista journal., 1897-12-18

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lSn9 espsrisass, rsmaTk&es Skiil and uni.
s3r3a! sssssss r n. .hs ':S1f7sns .nd sSrs p,.,
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nvIssSei ayils that FOLEY n its ,r.ln;.
nAItS ssssSiiy. compisisey and psims.
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s'siiiilSEs.e' ssilsE. v,sruLA Axp RECTAL uL.
GERS guaranteed cured Without pain or
MTHtk6GSEI . snS yAaIcocELE per.
na1satiy as1 0ssessssuity svrsd IN every
~SYpHiilA QoNoKHHEA. oLEEr,
4ssSsS3. NiSE EMissies:. Rscaysd vac.
V)l.e1, Ho0aS6 Weakness snA all delicate
6leef4efo SECULAR 70 -ithef. go. positively
sssel: = vee e aii fsfcss9sA! 1leerdsss
efticfUH1 sssrnatssl .pesman.n.iy
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The Monte Vista journal., 1897-12-18
h os,,.g. q Ii. Southwest, Dsl xe....

A now cass Of Delsling's art silk
at tho Beo-Hivu.
The Monte Vista journal., 1897-12-18

Bob lngersoll once suggested
that health be made catching" by
the laws of nature instead Of dis
ease. To the man who thoroughly
understands the laws of nature and
the power OF a human mind health
and not disease is Catching"
The Monte Vista journal., 1897-12-18


Gen. Bloomfield has gotten Job
to defend the man Ryan who shot
aud killed 7. ]. left last week at
Bever Park, and his boon compan-
ion, from Bloomington, Is trying
to mould public opinion in favor
Of the live man through his paper.
The Graphic says:
The general feeling by those who
know most about the matter is that
Ryan acted purely in self defence.
It seems that this WAS the third
attsmpt that left had made to
take forcible possession OF tho
property. This time he hired .
young man 70 accompany him not
telling him what he was going TO do.
When he arrived at the premises
he told Rayn that he had come for
the property and had brought .
man with him and that il he { Ry.
any attempted 70 hinder them he
would surely get hurt Teft had q
loaded revolver in his pocket and
when Ryan attempted 70 prevent
him from taking the property he
said Teit sppeArd TO be drawing
his gun aud ~ there were two
against one he though it necessary
70 get IN his work quickly aud fired
killing Tsft at first shot.
This plea will not do Captain.
You csunot put words into tho
mouth Of . dead man wl,ose lil~
are seslsd-to justify the decd oi
your client. What Mr. left said At
the time Of the shooting Ia a sealed
book Cor the reason that hs canuol
attend the trial TO gainsay or deny
anything the accused might alleges
70 have bssn spoken by him.
'rrhers were two against one
says Rysu,-a good excuse for moi
pulling . gun-snd hs was told
that III hs attempted 70 hlsslev
then - woah surely ~ hart"
10 sseosd opportunity 70 sscsps
with his H. No thssaas see II.
The Monte Vista journal., 1897-12-18
views.

We have no comments to make
on the Presidents message. We
made them last week. Mr.. McKin-
ley has fulfilled our expectations.
He is completely under the control
OF the same influences that made
Grover Cleveland the most despis-
ed man this nation ever produced.
He declines to interfere with the
bondholders who are despoiling
Cuba, and favors destroying the
greenback and giving the nation.
al banks everything they ask. The
time will come when children OF
this generation will be taught to
dispise the name OF William Nc
kinley.-The New Road.
The Monte Vista journal., 1897-12-18

lr congress provides for . sys.
tenn OF postal savings banks at the
coming session OF congress It will
benefit the whole country, but no
part more than the south, where
savings banks or any other institu-
t,ons in which savings eau bs de-
posted are few. The south, there
fore, Is most deeply interested in
the passage Of this bill.-New Or
leans Times. Democrat.
The Monte Vista journal., 1897-12-18

The Colorado populist who de-
serts his party now, never was
populist. Put that in your pipe
aud smoke it.-Pueblo Press.
The Monte Vista journal., 1897-12-18
Dtoskholdsrs' Meeting.

The annual meotlnr OF the Stockholders Of
tho Ptonosr Cod Mining and Milling Company
will - hssd q the COmpany's Once at Monte
Vista Colorado. on the 3ri Monday In Dccem-
her is1d At " O'Clock u. m. for the purpose Of
electinG bs,ard Of directors for the ensuing
year. and for the transaction OF such other
business - may properly come before the
meeting.
Dated st Monte vls,a. Colo., November i7th
A. d. pV1.
s.s,-si sA.I. CRUAP. Heorctazy.
The Monte Vista journal., 1897-12-18


country over, without regard tc
former party affiliations, if in sub.
stantial accord with the principles
of the Chicago platform, should
lay aside individual ambition, pride
of party. personal pique, petty
jealousies, past political differences
and come together under the name
of Democracy and begin the work
of organization for the battle royal
between the rtwo great political
parties IN 1900, upon the result OF
which very largely depends the
destiny of this great republic"
1t has been charged that the
Chicago platform was the work of
the enemy of the people. that 1896
beng the time for the republicans
to go into power, and being an of
year for the democracy, that party
was used at that time to destroy
the peoples party.
1t will be remembered, that Zim-
norman, in 1892, outlined the plan
ct the money power in these
words:
"We must proceed with caution,
and guard well every move made,
for the lower orders of the people
who are already showing signs of
restless commotion. PRUDENCE
WILL, THEREFORE,, DICTATE A POL
ICY OF APPARENT YIELDING TO THE
POPULAR WILL, until all our plans
are SO far consummated that we
can declare our designs without
fear of any organized resistance.
".it the coming Omaha conven
ton. to be held July 4, our men
must attend and direct its move-
ments, else there will be set on
foot such antagonism to our de-
signs as may require force to over
come. This, at the present time.
would be premature; we are not
yet ready for such n crisis"
There was popular uprising IN
1892 which the trusted men" of
the money power were unable to
control at that time. In 1896, 10
accomplish their designs. "pru-
dsnce dictated policy Of appar-
ent yielding to the popular wilr'
On their part. and "their trusted
men" in the democratic party
produced or consented to the Chi
cago platform which has we'll nigh
accomplished its designs in divid-
ing and disrupting the Peoples
party ss q national organization,
and the men who always strive to
"be in the swim" are Fastening to
get on board Of the old democratic
ship in order to get the spoils.
Populists should not be IN too
much of hurry to trust the dem
ocratic party. Better wait a little
while and see what classes Of men
are going to control 1t in 1900.
We do not believe the democratic
party will succeed in 1900 unless
it makes its peace with the money
power.
The Monte Vista journal., 1897-12-18
EmpIpyurut ANuey.

Employ nsent Agescy.
To farmers. runchmcn and any
kind of help required, and those
looking for situations, apply to or
SMITH & PRIDHAM.
Monte Vista, Colo.
Hands for hay and grain fields
wanted.
The Monte Vista journal., 1897-12-18

Don't forget that Ed Newton's
is the place to get fresh vegetables.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1897-10-22
V
Madre E hija.

eE.UANDO Teresa Montaron haba visto la seforita de
G Corbere la Gale de Juan-Jacobo Rousseau yendo
buear paquete que empleado la enreg6, Fernando
haca peregrinacd anual aque stio ell euaro vae
que ALI haca desputs de a parda de Marceo Monar6n
Peo 81 en- las oras excursones a haba hecho nade
Ia habia yigiiado, nc sucedia 10 mismo aquel da
Ocuta detras de las cortnlas de coche de aque Ia
viea aunay observava todos los novmienos de la oyen
La vic entrar ell correo sar de e. montar en- un
cohe dgrse hacia eae de Santa Domnca coehe
que certa dsanca del hotel de Corbere, franquear
puerta monumental cuando dos minutes depues en ella en-
el hotel por de las puertas del adn Fernando sen
tocoo deba neresante uzgar por la atenci6n
Fernando prestaba.
Pocos das despues de vista al correo, de las tres
de Ia tae enconaba Fernando ell gran salon del hotel
de Cobere so deante de piano de Erard al toaba
acknowledgements por tempo las melodias de Schubert
rtes al mismo tempo tan aveces tan apao
Radas cuando en6 marques de Saves fue de
codos en- ell piano.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1897-10-22
E1B11orRcA DE ssLACoRREspoNDENc1A FuEEToFIco Al

--No-a diio Ell marques, continual podremos habar
10 mismo.
-;Que tenss que deciIme?
Que vas abandonar Paris cue ya os we're porque
no tenqo toda ereco seguos toda parte desea
ria :. Cuaudo consentirtis coEcedeEmelo:
Fernando eludlo la pregunta.
=; Adonde vafuos9 9-pregunt6.
-; Lo gnoras?
En- absolute
Me admirais.
Debo decos que mi madie 20 esanlos muy lndliefen
que desde hace agn iempo apena me drge ia paapa
mas que para elogiaros
No la querreis nal por ESQ, Fernando
Esto fue dcho tono encaEador, dsceio' con una
sonrsa fna.
Frsncamente, era precise hacer ustieia al marques
Era dfcil mostrarse mas pacente, mas cortcs NJ mas
La senorita de Corbiere rcspond6
No puedo hacero pomess, es cue scceca - que
quera seguremos siendo los mejors amigos del uh3o.
-; Por que decs esuceda 10 que qnera'
=; Quen puede preyer ell rcrrenlr!
.Iasa Fernando habia connuado .ocah'o SUE e
lodas nuy bao detuvo, cer6 e piano. poh
dose tanbtn de codos sobre Ia tapa del ecado
-:por que no hemos de habar Eero los dos: haoei7
pedido mi mano q mi madre.
Con entusIasmo
-; Ella os la ha c0ncedido
Al menos tolo 10 que ella puede hacer en- este case
-Es decir excepto nj consentimiento
Sin duda aguna ' os sols quien deOe 'ee'e''
Fernando quedo pensatiya
FL marous Sc acerc6 un POGO mas Ia oyen, con tierno
acento la dijo - - !,
Ouees psrmitrme defender inante mi eausa eerea de
-Iacedo.
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