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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1897-09-17


co,.o, oors Of ora car,a Il, fro,,, tho
H., Si,,,ar tod,v
VIII s. Brown OF the North Noun
tain and Nercur companies left for
ms ii,s ho'iie III iiei''oi'' 4>e'' '"''
''S'
Hyrum Beck, manager of the North
ern Spy al Tintic, is now out at the
mine attending to matters connected
with its operation.
Otto Hudson is in from the Cotton
woods where he and John Beck are
working the w. j. Bryan lode with sat
,,, a.. .r a.. WI.
,,,i. iUIii .,is uliiue VI .,ie ~ IN i.ase
the word that the contract for the con-
struction OF the new mill Will be
awarded in a few DAYS.
e..,,,
ot9ckhoiu.ls ~ tue Washahle OF
lhe ttah-i . me are hlghly eiatea
oNtr reports rom the properly az Oh
when seem 70 liuicase mat they nave
-
Nass'a oout my, iud,, Times: Harry
'osepn anu Allhe summon, Salt Laht,
mining men We're IN the city iast Week
anu eNpeIteu me DOMINION mime with
h'ghiy Satisfactory results
For several DAVIS mast WORT, has been
susnended on the Galena nj Frisco
owing to The uniting in Of n new whim
The property il said to he looking well.
and the miners will resume develop
ment in Few days.
Ntassrs John Dern and Tohn IJaIp-
rich of the Mercnr comnanv viii 90 ont
10 tba wine tomorro,v To- T., copnIo ~
49, IL al, n,nI,ahii;t,, tha ssantia,nan
Iii, o+tanS ia the ,,aisinr, Of The ,,srai
sa,,,i4noonthiv shin,,nsnt ~ cyaniaes
The latest shipment from the Dex-
ter at Tuscarora, New, consisted of
iea aoiad liz, VA 81 90 n,,,,oo, T., ia
,n,,e ,,,,,i,, ,t onsi,,,',,t ~ 9teto
, e.ieS ,.ai,,a ~ Ste eno
money '"'1S va T'''9'V'
The Spokesman Review says that
the gold output of Mercur, Utah, is
now figured at $4,000 monthly. II
would be interesting to know where
the paper referred to got such accur-
ate Information. Docs 1t mean the out
put of the Mercur mine alone or of the
eH''re 'is'iie'
The Ben Harrison Gold and Copper
Mining and Milling company filed ar
ticles OF Incorporation yesterday after
noon. The company has capitalize
tion of 100000 in shares of 81 each
and owns two mining claims in the
Beaver Lake district. f. Eberhard'
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1897-09-17
Dined on His Chimney,

Atlanta Constitution: An unusual
case came up for trial in n rural justice
court recently. one man was suing
another for allowing his children ITO
eat his chimney"
'The two boys of hs'n," explained
the prosecutor, has been the ruina-
ton of me. ! found red clay bank
an built me n good clap chimbly, an
them cotton-headed clay eaters fell
woul er 1t en- Jest eat 1t up. tried ter
coax EN- off with watermllions, but It
wuz no 20. Jest as soon ~ my back
wuz turned they'd git around that
chimbly an 20 ter swallcrin'. They
took sich mouthfuls outcn It that when
] built fire in 1t the blaze got out en-
licked the side of my house an sot it
afire."
Are You the only man the children
damaged in that way2'
mo, sir, / amt Thar used ter be
brick yard in the county and they
eat that up before they started on
me-"
The case went to the jury. and after
due deiberation the jury brought in
the following verdict THAT the ia
Their of the clay boys build the plain
tin a chimney at his own expense, and
that the said chimney be Of indgesti-
BILE brick.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1897-09-17
FLA77ERTNG OUTLOOK.
THE MINE RICH IN SILVER ORE


~ there is a man In this community
who feels thankful for that which has
come to him, 1t Is Thomas Biesinger'
whose fortune seems well assured In
81. connection with the Blesinger-
neek company operating mining prop
critics In Madison county, Montana.
MFR Biesinger returned Wednesday
from the scene of operations. and was
seen by q "News' reporter today. In
.nsv,er 20 questions the gentleman
stated that the company's mine was
looking well: in fact better than ever
before. The ore showing was i'm
,nense. and unlike conditions in most
mines. the mineral was found in regu-
lar assure veins which seemed to eX-
fond throughout the entire area of the
rropertv, The miners We're running
three drifts on each side of the shaft
and were busily engaged taking out a
very rich grade of silver ore, the min
oral being conveyed to the dump
through a tunnel that connects with
the shaft. The tunnel is $50 feet long
and the shaft 1Q5 feet deep.
In proof of the richness or the ore
,be gentlman exhibited piece of min
eral taken from the shaft, which was
fullv two-thlrds silver, the metal being
a sort of wire silver the like of which
,yo1Ild run as high MS $4,000 to the ton
Tbe average assay, however. was 100
ounces to the ton. while the mine
showed considerable ore which would
ASSAY 400 ounces silver, 10 per cent
lead and 81 in gold.
The property of the Blesinger- Beck
company has been worked for a
neriod Of nearly twenty years by its
FORMER owner. and is best known by
its old name the Zebra. Connected with
il nre twofvery promising claims, the
Utah Northern and Alki the latter be-
ing an Indian name and meaning
"Wait till am developed" The Alki,
eays Mr.. Biesnger is a splendid claim
and has rich vein of ore eight feet
In width. All told the companys mine
IL considered the best in Madison
county. 1t is 40 miles from the railroad.
but there is n smelter within 20 miles
of the mine.a which the company pro-
poses to have its ores treated.
The Biesinger Beck Is a recent In
CORPORATION and has as its officers
Thomas Biesinger, president; Hyrum
Beck, vice president, and Fred Kellar,
secretary and treasurer These with
Frank Y. Taylor and John NJ. Cannon
make UP the directorate.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1897-09-17

The patient obeyed.
How do your feet feel?" queried the
doctor
"a little numb said the patient as
he tampcd about.
"Takc off your shoes"
or came the feet coverings.
'Walk pcgu"
The tramp continued.
"l'cct feel casicr2"
Yes, | guess they do"
"rhats enough Put on your shoes.
Tomorrow morning 80 aud get a new
pair"
"But these are stln good shoes. doe.
tor"
"po as tell yon." said the medic.
ANY medicipcg"
"Nothing but new leather"
The patient bought the shoes. select
Ing pair with grent care. They 1T
ted him SO well that he put them on
and wore them to the office. He went
out for luncheon, and the shoes were
so easy that he forgot all about them.
At night he remembered that he had
forgotten something else. He had for
gotten all about being dizzy.
a week later he met the doctor.
we?"
Cured" replied the ex-patient Then
the shoes?"
The Doctors voice dropped.
at was just bulheaded guess" he
replied. 81 suppose the shoes must
have pressed on an artery and blocked
circulation. That effected your heart
and there YOU are"
well" said the cured man. "your
hullheaded guess turned out to be n
bullscye shot I'm all right now"
And he stepped off hrslSly.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1897-09-17

MY boy came home from school one
day with his hand badly lacerated and
says Mr. Il. j. Schall. with Meyer
Bros Drug Co. ST. Louis. Mo. al
dressed the wound. and applied
Chamberlain Pain Balm freely. All
pain ceased, and in n remarkable short
time II healed without leaving a scar.
For wounds, pains, swellings and
rheumatism / know of no medicine or
prescription equal to It. I consider
it a household necessity" The % and
so cent sizes for sale by druggists.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1897-09-17
UNLISTED STOCKS.


The operations of Hon. p. II. Farms
worth and associates In the state of
Nevada are assuming quite extensive
proportions. Recently Mr.. Farms
worth acquired properties in the gold
camp of lone, few miles out of Aus
tin, and he is now in that locality get
ting ready for II vigorous onslaught
The property acquired has mill upon
il ana a test run of the ore is now be-
ing made. If the run proves satisfac-
tory 1t is very probable that Mr..
Farnsworth viii decide upon the cree
ton of a new mill and one that will
tend to bring profits to it's promoters.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1897-09-17

to warrant the company in continuing
development work A road is being
built up to the mine and the owners
expect to he able to bring coal down
to the city within week or so.
Lewiston. Ida. Teller: WOrkmen
who returned from the Snake river
copper mines this week brought some
fine samples OF ore. and they report a
rich strike in the Mary X. There has
been no development work done on
these mines until the present occasion.
This strike of "a large body of ore rich
in copper, silver and gold, puts new
life into the Snake river camp.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1897-09-17

The pleasant effect and perfect
safety with which ladies' may use
Syrup of Figs, under all conditions
makes It their favorite remedy. Tu
get the true and genuine article. look
for the name OF the California Fig
syrup Company, printed near the bot
tom OF the package. For sale BY all
responsible druggists.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1897-09-17
Agents Appointed.

The Intermountain Life Insurance
company of Salt Lake City has filed
with the State secretary n notice of the
appointment of the following agents
for the districts named: Joseph l..
Jolley. Louis Stevenson and r. Il. Jol-
ley. for Moroni, Sanpete county, and
j. B. Adair for Salt Lake county.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1897-09-17

A most important quartz discovery
has been made near the placer ground
in Stanley basin and bordering upon it.
The vein is l6 feet in width, and speci-
mems make n fine showing of gold, The
ore has not yet been assayed but it is
estimated that 1t will go into the hun
dreds. The locators are Frank Rapp, a
man named Smith and Con. Doty, all
old timers in that region, and Frank
Moore OF. Ogden, utah.-Hailey News
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1897-09-17

This The Only Stock to Sell on the Ex-
change To-day,

The man who drew Four Aces on
the Stock Exchange today was guilty
OF bringing about the only transfer
that occurred during the morning call
He took in a thousand shares at 3is
cents n share, but after the sale the
trading was brought to halt. The
bears got in their work on Northern
Light and didn't do ting" but pull
It down in the bidding to 80 cent?
while holders offered the stock at 81
cents. Geyser- Marion remained firm
as of yore and was bid for at M,iIE
while bullion Beck made good show
ing with bid of $3.50. The Swanseas
of the unlisted class We're firm, as
was also Dexter. with bid of $l,5o.
The closing figures were as follows:
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1897-09-17

sent out by the general superinten-
enCy
All felt that the conference had been
an important one and that new life
and energy will be infused into the
work as result Of 1t.
d. W. ROLLINS,
Stake Secretary.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1897-09-17
In JACKsoN's HOLE.
Good Placer Ground to DO Worked In that
Country.

Arthur johnson arrived In the city
last evening from Rockdale and left
on the night train for his home in
Kansas City, says the Laramie Boom
erang. Mr.. johnson, It will be remem-
bered, left here two months ago,
accompanied by w. r. King, for the
placer grounds In Fremont county in
Jackson's hole. Mr.. Johnson took
with him one of the patent gold saw
Ing machines which are manufactured
by Kansas City parties, and which is
believed to be one OF the best machines
for placer work that has been been
tested in this country The dirt is
worked down through n hopper and
then through a series of chambers
where the gold is caught. The ma
chine Is peculiarly adapted for saving
fine gold and Mr.. Johnson reports that
he has found just the character of
ground for which he has been looking
for the past year or two.
During his trip he located on the
Gros Ventre river in the Jackson hole
country n tract of placer ground half
a mile wide and n mile in length on
which himself and associates will next
season put in operation n number of
the larger machines of the company.
He says the ground is very rich and
that the gold Is extremely fine, but that
the machine saves it nicely and they
expect to realize handsomely from the
work next season. He goes home
now for the purpose of laying the re-
suits of his seasons prospecting before
his associates. They will not be able
to get into that country next season
before the first of June, as they are
obliged to ford Wind river ten times
and Green river twice. They found
Wind river fierce and rather danger
Gus river even at the present time
Mr.. Johnson located his ground IF
teen miles east of Jackson's hole. on
the eros Ventre river They will have
to get their supplies from Market lake,
$50 miles distant, and as they took in
but a small supply on this prospect
Ing trip, they We're obliged to return
sooner than they preferred.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1897-09-17

that the flume is built in spch n sub
stantial manner that the floor has been
used as a roadway in prosecuting the
work. 1t is not uncommon to see
teams OF horses trotting over the
planks.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1897-09-17
Notaries Public.

Notarial commissions were issued to-
day to Charles R.Allrcd, Sanpete coun-
ty, and Lulu Geoghegan of Salt Lake.
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Provo Utonian: a fve-foot vein OF
anthracite coal has been struck In
Slate canyon just east Of this city.
The mine is owned by Joseph tlshe.,
S. s. Jones. John l.. 10y and Franz
Miner. They have a tunnel IN 90
feet, and the coal. while not YET con
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1897-02-17

ulpffe poo Oplanoeue. Sra Ringa=
ofer meloes r6amor Stiitstioenoe"
ON ct 1srselist ulpftestilialoe. Der
bor foruo!ot ct Wenneltes 3Fo.
Wpl1er poofon Brehfosrn peb
BrRnfpern WgQe uar l4oe Deb. :,
iom ban uar lpsiellat / Melleu. goat
op til Bolpertet ooer Siattoernen tor
ot inofmBre en- 9rturem meo 91ere.
Wens bon Dor optat bermeb, tom
ban ulptteli9pts for ner ben til
Stiernebiulet, oer 9reb fat bans
Rler ua tsrte ban meo fig tno MEL
lem uooetslinasbi biulene. beor ban
bleo fooenoe foitflemt. inotil mon
bauoe faat NaRineriet faniet. 5lere
&ibben uar fnetfet os Brpf os Nrs
me iloe tilrebt. Sen foru[ptfene
uooanoeb etter 4 timers boarbe 81,
oel1er.
Nfbpoe, Der bar peret / lin nuue=
renbe Brincipal Brusseier 6. 9ebs
lies Tienefe i en- Refte al Nar, Dor
en- Iieloen op9tis, oroentli9 o9 afbolot
Nanb. 6on efterlaoer fig 6uftru
% 2 Bgrn.
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1897-02-17
Se9tSlatnrett.

Som igr omtalt I useblabet. bar
Der peret nosen 3uiDl ON. enten Den
foofalote Nnoerlon=BiQ, iom bleu
antoset onsaoeuoe @fatleauing Of
Sernbouelano 1895, er loulis entas
get eQer e1, iioen Senatet ru aar e1.
fleret. at Senotor Dap life bauoe
Ret til at femme, oensana ben bleu
antaset. Nen bleo nemlig ontoset
meo fun en- 5temmeS Waioritel,
% buis 9ans 5temme par ble=
uen forfaitet. DOR ben lite bieuen an>
taset. 0ertor bleu 5orlaaet fremiat
paanpt iaar af &eprelentant Stcd.
,pell. men 6uiet bar fortaifet bet meo
80 Stemu er imoo Is. % ri forftaar,
at bette ffeoe / ben Nenina, at Nn-
oerIou:BiQen bleu retmesigt anta9e:
for to Nar foen.
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1897-02-17

NH9oaenoe bet Woro Wiuneapo=
lis, buoror, ui meooelte fife use, taR
nu aleue meooeles, at 8olitlet iQHes
at uare toruisiet ON, at Noroeren CT
inseu anoen ene eeu CHARLES panion.
ON boem ri oplpite, at ban uar bleuen
arrefteret. 9enne Manb orrefereoe
man os lgsloo ieien to @anae itrats
efter Worbet, ba man lite troebe, BON
bar ben Rp!oiee. Nen ban bleu or
referet treble Sang, og foen bar bon
life ueret lDslaot. Qan nRster be-
itemt at uioe noget ON Noroet, os
ban aabtnbarer lite riu9eite Snter=
este for Sasen. pors 0ufru bar
peret arreferet bele Ttoen, men bar
paa bet beitemtefe benestet. at benz
bes Mano orebte Benlon. Wan
iror bog M, at bun bar tiltaaet, boab
gun uso, o9 at buao bun ueo, sonr
benbes Mnno imoo, men Bolitiet oil
lite fiae neset oerom. Smiolertlo
bar bet op9ioe. at lDse eIter npsen
anoeu fom Wforoeren. Sra Woor=
heao meobeles, at 6anlon fal bope
paret Jeraiel Der fer en- 3io iioen.
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1897-02-17

DIN urolisbeoerne paa Rreto op.
lpIes. at ben nermefe Naria9 til bem
uar. at @.efenlano tror. bet oltomor.
lie &tge (9Drtiet) er mart fin Op,
lssnins NOR. og anfer oerfor bet nerz
uareuoe 9tbspunft iom ounfiat for
Nnefterins al &reto. fom bet lense
bar lptet pao.
s 2onoon % paa 5aftlonoet anier
man @1iqinseu iom truenoe for belle
@u1opas 5reb.
Sc Rrifne Bpen @onea ifal baoe
beift bet sreife Jlos os aumooet ben
arelie 6laooe>3ommanbsr ON at
rette fine Ranoner mob Bpen , ben
srefe Ronses Maun. Sc CT an,ose>
Zig tret at 9srternes Gerreopmme.
Sra Ntben. @refenloub, bleu tele,
9raferet ben lite b.: @n Nfoeling
al 9orpeoo< Jlotilen er ofeoaet III
Rreta unoer &ommanoo of Brins
3eorge. o9 Der berlier ben itDrl1e
@ntbnfiasme. Da Briuien ltes um>
boro. bleo 300 Stub uffqret. os Stu.
oenterne paroosreoe @aberne unoer
Sons os 6urroroob foe Ronsen o
@retenlono os Screening meQem@re>
tenlano os &reto.
Site 2groo9 meobetes fra Ntben /
@retsnlono, at Der ct en- Toronoriua
til bet beore Sliqinsen. 9ette forz
ftaar ri laaleoes, at Der er lite lan=
sere laa mesen piebliffelis @nsitel}e
tor en- europeiif &rta. A.
Gifnof ct 5orbtnoellen melIem
&reta os 2prtiet prottif opIpt, %
Snlursenterne ct 6errer oper belle
Den unotasen be Hgrre Bper, men
Stormasterue antoses at pue {ao
fort &res paa 9prtiet, at bet itfe tgr
s1sre noset, os bet autases. at be
eoer ct lisnenoe Bres poa &ons
@eorg. lom Sniursenterne nu on1er
lom fin Tprfte.
VI en- laaoon Omueltning lite meoz
iprer &ris fommer iimpeltben oeraf,
ct ct 5orbuno al andre Mas,er, oer
fau uere Eeuner eller uueuner, alt
eiterlcm Omitea oisbeoerne traper,
taser De to ufurlise Wpnblinoe
&raoen, luoiilTorbun bor betemt,
boorieoes bet inoitl pioere bgr Dem
at iorboIoe fig.
| ct Torb0lo lom bette Ipnes at pere
olt, bporpoa 5rebeu europa er
bpsset.
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1897-02-17

Slaat iblel Of ct 3re. Sra
9aNslo, Norse. Rriues til Soans Ti=
oenoe": @aarobruser Beoer U,
2ons reilte ON Worsenen ben Toe
Sonuar meo besae fine 9iezalteorenz
sc % 2 9eite til Worten lor ot 5uo=
ge 9pmmer. Set Dor fun en- holp
2imss &lpriel fra 6iemne', poo ben
oneen Stoe al Tanoet. st Ire,
ION @utterne bauoe loset uefen
ooer oeo Hooen, Ruloe Yeper Tona
trette 3oppen pea meo ct Icua,
o9 toet erect faloer, lpnes BON, bet
oil TONNE ouer bam, Os iprinser til.
f1oe, men lpnes MI, bet fommer til
ben &ort. boorfor bon iprinser ,il=
bose og bltr oo rammet al Ireet,
iom bon blir liagenoe unoer, til
9u'ferne bar iprunset etter 1lelp.
2'e elmer efter eDoe ban fit biem,
boortll ben lnareit bleu brost.
ulptten aar fere @anse oeret
efter oenne Wauo. 6or 6 Nor fiben
| Npr'l Waoneo neobrRnote ioaleoes
buns 2ooebpanins. os Bronben
meoglt 7 5efreaturer, 2 uotsne Sri,
1sr os en- Sci Smaler lomt meaen
Noliug. 9a 9an laa efter Branoen
fuloe bu9se IBmner til mt ubbus.
tit BON unot: 5aloninsen af ct Tre
ut enc Ben nefen afbusaet ueb
@noet. Otter Here Woauebers Qes
gebebanoltng. 'enef ueo Bergens
&linit. bleo ban uogenlunbe bra
teieu. men tit for altio ltiu Jon.
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1897-02-17

lobe Tet.' 1897.

4VUC fSep 4OOt.
Qr. &eoofipr!
Ses fer ofte Blooene, at ben og
ben Reui9beo Dor operraifet fin
Breft meb fore @ouer el1er Ben9e.
D:tte fan uere soot not, men funbe
bet life bore lise iaa soot. ON baooe
Hreit oa Neniabeo ioo efter be tottise
os Tom til oem meo liet, al buao oe
trenser. 4et er inaut not, ON Brs>
fen i1enoer Que, ioa er bons Ne>
nisheo, tbi man ueo alorig, ot Breien
Ter til enoel Tolt Renisbeoer. 9et
er. tom ON beres StiQlns eQer 4eue<
maaoe lite tommer BAN peo, naar
bore ban faar finHgn % bliper voper,
rofet" manee Sarge for Naret.
BET CT rore Breiter, ri bar nu for
3,oen. Set CT bare Beuse, Bense,
be Ct eiter. os bet Ter uo, iom nj cue
mao fipbe @uos Orb Of Brefeu, tor
tronser aogen til en- Bref, entea peb
Borueoaab el1er noset anoet firtelist.
mao man uo meo fine Bense. DIN
mon emo ct aloris 1aa fatti9, betpoer
bet ,nsen Eins for Breieu. 9an
maa baue TT.
Naur fer NON at en- Breit saar til
en- iottis % s1uer bam noaet al bet.
lom bDrer bonn til? Set ton baube,
at noaen iblanot s11r bet, men iorrez
fen ranfer leg. at be lom ofteii erin=
orer Sfliftens Oro, at iuseu bltr
frelit ueo fine sooe @ieruiuser, tbi
leg tror lite, be slsr for mango af
BEN. 9erimoo tror ies, at buor Der
er sooe @ierninser, er Der ct soot
pierte.
Seq tror, at naar en- 8reit fit le
en- ftemmeo i&irfen, liutoe ban prpue
al faa tole meo ban eGer penoe o9
fiQe Dem nosle ueulise Orb, tbl bet
siDr ameritanlie Brefer. 9eoor Be
Ter en- fremmeo, 9ier be alt, De fan,
Iorot fua tale nosle uenliae Orb meo
BEN. Oa uenlise Orb faar mon
| alorig formeaeto oi bette 2io, % buao
fon ,tfe no9le eenl,se Orb sisre un-
oertioen. Seq iror. be fan uoret:e
| mere emo mongen Braoiter. Men
bet er fielben at ie en- norR 8reit
| eisre bet. Meuisbeosfoltet taloer
bet en- %re at faa 1bilie paa Breher.
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