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safer to trust the Mayor than to trust the voters
VI. There Is no adequate provision for the custody of the moneys in the treasury

VI.
 There Is no adequate provision fo1 the custody of the moneys in the treasury.
 l The provision of the cons lidation ac, which provides that the Mayor, Treas urer ana one of the Judges of tho Supe- rlor court shall. each month. count the money Tn the treasury has been omitted rom the charter. Why? Was not that
 saIutary ruler Was 1t not sub-
 stantlai Protection against embezzle- cautlons have been substituted in its
 placer Simply these: that the bulk of
 the money in the treasury shall be in Jolnt-custody safe, which can only
 De opened by the Auditor and Treasurer
 together. But the Auditor has no con-
 troi over the funds except to open and
 close the safe, and the charter ex-
 pressly provides that he shall not be
 held responsible on his official bond for any shortage which may occur in the treasury. (Art. ", Chap. 8, Sec. 3, p. 37.)
 This is the only provision for the saIe custody of the funds; and. in view or the fact that the Treasurer Is re- quired to give a bond of only s100, 900, while carrying at times more than Sl,0o0,O0O. 1t would seem that the safe guards are both meager and unsatis- factory.
 The tax levy is required to be fixed before the assessment roll Is con- pleted.
 The charter provides that the tax levy shall be made on or before the last Monoay or June in each year (Art. III, pee. zl' D. 2S). It is provided that the ieVy, exclusive of certain fixed charges, snail not exceed Sl on each $100 valua- tlon or the property assessed. But, sin suiarly enough, the Political Code pro- Vlues that the Assessor must complete HIS assessment, not on or before the iasl Monday of June, but on or before tne Irst Monday of July in each year lSec 3652, Political Code) So that the Freenolders have furnished us with a provision which requires the tax rate 10 De nxed a week before the Assessor IS required to complete the assessment roll upon which the tax levy is to be based
 Furthermore, after the Assessor com pietes the assessment roll, it becomes the subject of equalization by the Board Of Supervisors, sitting as Board of Equalization, from the nrst to the third Monday of July, if the business in hand shall require 1t to be in session that long (Sec. 3672 Pol. Code) untll the third Monday of July in each year the assessment roll Is not defin- iteiy established. And yet the charter provides that three weeks before that tune the tax rate upon that assessment roll shall be esta blished.
The San Francisco call., 1898-05-23

It allows the Mayor to suspend, and the Board of Supervisors to re- move, elected officers.
 The charter provides (Article XVI, Sections IS and 19) that any elected Dficer. except Supervisor, may be sus-
The San Francisco call., 1898-05-23
Garre McEneey as an Attorney Tells Why the City Govern ment Would Be Injured by Adopting the
 Proposed Measure
Gives Unparalleled Powers to the Mayot Doubles the Number of Elections and It Fails to Make Many Necessary
 Provisions.

i.pect to hold a municipal election in
 each oddnumbered year without reg istering the voters therefor passes comprehension, and yet they have totally failed to make any provision
 for the registration of voters for the
 municipal elections.
 The charter provides that the gen. eral laws of the State respecting cleo
 tions and registration of voters shall be applicable to the elections held and the registrations had in San rancisco (Art. XI, sec. 5. p. 123). The registra- tion provided by law for San Fran cisco is registration preceding a gen. eral election. Section 1O94 of the Polit- ical Code provides that registration shall commence 160 days before a gen. eral election. and shall continue for 75 days thence next ensuing, when such registration shall cease.
 A general election is defined in sec tion 1041 of the Political Code to be an election held throughout the State in November in the even-numbered years Consequently, the provision for regis tration is provision for registration in even numbered years. What pro- vision Is there for registration in the odd-numbered years? And what pro- vision Is there for using in the odd numbered years at municipal elections the registers which were printed for use at the preceding general election ln the even numbered years? And how are those persons who become entitled to vote between seventy-fve days be- Tore the election in the even-ntmbered year and November of the following year to be placed upon the register? And how Is the Registrar of Voters to open his office for registration for nu- ntcipal elections? Although I possess some familiarity with the law of cleo tions, am at loss to know how these things will be brought to pass. The omission, it occurs to me. to make these provisions Is a great blunder.
 It may be suggested by the advo- cates of the charter that they can 20 to the Legislature in January, 1899. and obtain machinery for carrying on municipal election: but for them to do that would be highly inconsistent. They are advancing the theory Cat least some Of them are) that the Legislature can pass no law upon any municipal affair and make 1t applicable to San Francisco
 Upon this subject see Morton vs. Brodertck. 11S Cal, 474.
 | presume that the framers of the charter will claim that a municipal election Is municipal affair. How Is this situation to be met?
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1898-06-04
RELIGIOUS NOTES.

At the Fourth Street NJ Z church
the pastor. Dr. j. L. 5ooy, will preach
at 1920 a. m Subiecr. ''Peaceable-
ness." AT 7:45 .. m. sermon by Rev.
s. P. Crumn ett. Oh Wesley chapel.
First Presbyterian church, the pas
TOR, Rev. D. A Cunningham. D. D.,
viii preach at 1920 a. n, and 7:45 p.
n. Morning subject, The Lords Sup
per-A Eucharist" evening. THE
Honor Ct the Communion, and praise
service.
First Christian church, g. VI. Oil
plant. pastor. Morning, The Helpful
Church" evening, Religious Forces in
the United States" Sunday school al
$50 a. n Y. P. s. c. Z. Gas p. II.
Prayer meeting Wednesday evening.
All welcome.
The services in the English Lutheran
church will be conducted by the pastor
Rev. Samuel Schwarm- At the morn
ing service he will speak to the parents
and children, and those interested in
children. on the Religious Training Of
the Children" and at the evening SER
vice ON THE Christians Duty to the
Heather"
The Evangelical Lutheran Minister
ium OF Pennsylvania is this week in
Philadelphia, celebrating its sesqui-
centennial. or it's third semi-centennial.
It's is the old Lutheran synod in Amer
lea. There are individual Lutheran
congregations in America that are older
but no synod.
The Lutheran League Of America will
hold it's third national convention in
L. Catcher
Father Mcbride has gone TO Wash
ington, D. c., 10 escort Apostolic Dale
gate Archbishop MartineIli to the geld
en- Jubilee which will be held at the
Mount rext week. The trip will either
be made in special train or special
car. They are expected to arrive Mon
day
There will be preaching service at
the United Presbyterian church this
evening ar quarter past eight To-
morrow there will be preaching By the
pastor, Rev. J. H. Littell at the regular
morning and evening services During
the morning service there will be the
administration OF the Lords sacrament.
Sunday school at ~ 2oclock.
The services at the Zane Street NJ E.
church tomorrow Will be conducted by
the pastor, Rev b. B. Evans. The
morning topic will be The Comforter,
the evening topic will be The Animal
Never Found" At the close Of the
morning service the pastor will admin
lister the ordinance Of baptism 70 a
large number.
Young mems meetings will be held
at the T. NJ c. A. building as usual to-
night and Sunday afternoon at 4
o'clock All young men are always
welcome
The Epworth League OF the Zane
Street church will give trolley party
Monday evening on the illuminated car
Dewey"
The Rev s. r. Crummett OF Wesley
| church. VIII 0ccIpy the pulpit tenor
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1898-06-04
Fer Aiming z Legislative Blow Il the
View Me-Iekshrla

The Indians Friend repg5lished The
fcIlo~ing editorial from the Boston
Ira nscript:
There Is q threat in the air that Con
greas viii presently deal orut2I oloE 70
one 81 the nosr famous triumphs Of
Caucasian civilization in modern times,
the New MetIskahrIa 4 bill intro
duced by Representative Doyener, Of
West Virginia, proposes 10 ''segregate
and return 10 the unreserved public
domain" all lands upon Annette Island,
Alaska, except those On It's southern
peninsula, and throw them open for
settlement and occupancy under the
general land laws Of the United States. "
And the Trainer Of the bill has Gun
ning.y inserted in an obscure place q
provfgo that "all pre-empted filings
heretofore made. ... shall be .....
treated in all respects as II made upon
any Of the public lands. etc. This in
dictates the probable reason Ct the bills
existence Prospectors who have dis
covered the presence Of mineral de-
positg on the northern part Of the is
land have already filed claims On these;
and the bill is designed. not 70 benefit
the general public by opening a Few
field for the mining industry. but
merely 10 give the sanction Of Law 10
the illegal acts Of it's special Dcnef-
Charles.
For no white man had right to in
wade Annette Island II belonged =
mat wonderful little colony Of re-
deemed Indian savages which was
brought thither from the British main
land dozen years ago by William
Duncan. If Congress passes this bill
1t means the overrunning OF the land
by a horde Of fortune-seekers, VINO
bring with them the usual accomplish
ments OF the mining camp-rhe dram
shop. the gambling hell, the dance
| house. and all the rest. Two consider
atoms make such an idea revolving &C
every fair mind: First, that the cite
of the original Metlakahtla was chosen
| for the purpose Of getting the Indians
away from the demoralizing influences
surrounding frontier garrison life
| which. bad as It is, nevertheless i
| vastly better than life in q mining
| camp: second, that the Indians and
| their leader would not have quilted
| the old Metlakahtla for the new, had
| they not, been promised by our gov
| eminent that they should be undis-
| turbed In their island home. SO botf
| Justice and good morals demand thai
/ the bill shall be killed.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1898-06-04
Il e - e : 80.
CONCERNING INDIVIDUALS


The MorenscEs of CtsIE.1s All Arr.Ea
ard Deparsr-es Of Ssracxe-*
J. HsFTey Long. e1i-oE 81 The Hunt
inzsOu Advertiser. passed t1rDlg1 TIE
city LAST night ecrUu-e . S1sgh's1vLlL@-
Miss Nay Forzra i co1fnsd 90 her
hons On T1e-tieCh street @-t1 rTp11--
tsvsr
Mr Hal speldel lst- lzst night tor
Cambria g=bC-o-
Mr. and Mrz- D. Garth Hszrle zr7iv-
q a0me yesterday from Ne~ YORK
Eaere they Is16sd last THURSDAY from
Z three monks rour of ths Continent
Judge H c. MeW1erleF. Of Charlez-
1c- who i attending EEe EEss1o-s q
the STATE Supreme Court q zecG-pz-
lfed By MS wife and daughter, Mis-
Minnie
VI l. SybeFt- sl=terzvtIle:; G. NJ
FTenu4ng- Bgckhazlon, and J. Il
Lcag. Hunting-oz- ere Stopping az tie
McLure-
J.R- Cunningham and D. r MTerz
Of Point Pleasant. are guests et the
Windsor.
o. H. Wooft=r. Huntingdon @. r.
Cochran Larine.. H " PriEehar9
Warrington: 2 Fl Phillips. Ner Mzr-
r.EsviIIe. are the Stats arrivals at tEe
Howell.
The following are the State arrivals
al The Stamu- Miss z C. Clarke, NCS-
AtarTinsvilIe. CIeil Nichols and c. W
Greer, SistersTIlle1 :. L Pagz Hunt
iRgtCn-
Messrs. Cieu Nichols and G. "
Greer. OF SistersviEle. stopped OF il sEs
city last night On their way TO Dan
yer. Colo
Ar- Frank G. Cox and Prof. A s Bell
left yesterday afternoon 10 aCCsud the
exercises of the soeisCiss Al ths Wes-
Liberty Normal School. which occurred
last eveniDg- To-day i class tay A.
the Normal, and the bacczIau-sare ser
mon will BE- preached to-mOFroE.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1898-06-04
NEWS NOTES OF YESTERDAY.
A CoEssezho1 of sk> .azu Events 81 Each
Passing Day

FzAsa1Z Day
Nsssrz- Eog-es & Nz6er. E-s 1zw
gz-ozge collectors. are q 1o-k eIez1fzg
E2 The seaauugs109 Cz t1s TzEard
YesSer1aF they repS-rsG they mad zzIE-
srs9 rAFee wagon loz1= q accumulated
retEze from tie llzZrse- sCGra a1 Zane
sGree1 zEc-e
The Cog-cI Con1zitrse IN Fire net
Lest evening and instructed The cEa-k
10 secure bids for -Eecty-aTs pounds
q ~ daily Il zach q -he SEVEN engine
and Ec=e houses
Council nEecz zn umpire o. reter=e.
srnsd with z axe
-To-daT The pensioners sign t54ir
voGcAsrz preparatory -o drawing their
ggsrre-fF pelssozz
-AIley c. betwee1 -7ogrreeuth and
AIIsy g. Il bang graded preparatory 10
being paved with cobgIeg The work
Will PROBABLY oe conpIscsd BY TlesszF
night
-contrsctor Taornpzoz will com-
Eae-ce work q the paving a. the ess-
End u Fifteenth sEFeet- Monday norl-
ing Tns brick have been u The
ground since Izgt tzII
Curling Contractor Stsz5s Will
Commence work On Thir-y-arzt street,
VI say
a marriage license zzs t=susf yes-
terGzy 70 AI5er- L Websz, = native 81
Siz-erETflIe. sgsd 50. aid Lorrle l.
Stewart, native u Sisrer9vFFIe. zged
~.
Captain Benrerr znt ofzeers lzz-
night made z descent On HOUSES Of III
fang, making arrests Is follows. Ada
Foster and 3 girls; yes-a Vaughn and
3 girls. Ida Robinson and girl, Viola
Rogers and girls.
Officer Conrad LAST night zrrezrsd
two strar gers near Twerty-seccrd
street Two shots were fired. bat il
coGId lot BE- Ies-led who did Ehe shoot
ing
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1898-06-04
BASE BALI MATTERS,
C>sip Abcgr The Interstate znt OEto
Stars LeegEes.

Manager Bueeys q the Wheeg.ug
ci11, returned FesrerdsT frcn P5Gt9-
burg. whsre NJ heid : confereEce rit1
Prestde1r Power. Of the Inser.tas=
league, Mr. PoWer e--ertained aoGoe
fears regarding oEe On two cities II
sas Interstate. and WIS srxsogs ~
nave one or rwo cit5es resdy 10 I'll aaT
vacancies which might cccu-- Tae
danger II break in rEe circuit mas
psaeed. however, - the abundance Ezs
Improved with Favorable weather. and
both Sew Castle and 5prin gheEd are
reported strong Tae Interstate clubs
p0oied rhe Decoration Lay receipts, and
zach clubs share WIS about $3.50.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1898-06-04
IN SOCIETY,".

a telegram to the Register last night
from Greensburg, Pa. conveyed infer
nation Of the silver wedding celebration
Of former Wheeling man. The tee
gram said:
THE silver wedding OF the Rev. T.
" T. Pezchau and wife was celebrated
here to-day TIER home was tastefully
decorated with potted palms and flow
ers. ard large number Of friends called
during the day and evening. Letters
ard kilograms Of congratulations and
gifts from absent friends came pouring
il all day from West Virginia, North
Carolina. Tennessee, Ohio, New York,
Iowa, Illinois, Indiana, Nebraska ard
Washin gtcn City. The family eelebra-
ton was a delightful occasion. The
Zion Lutheran Church. Of whical the
Rev. DR.. Peschau is pastor, will cele-
brate the happy event with a public
reception next Tuesday. for which elab-
orate preparations are being made
Why do persons celebrate the ami
yersary OF their birth? The years OF
cne's life are as sum OF money,
and when any part thereof is spent it
can never be restored. 1t might be
that we are glad we have lived SO
long and are sure OF it; for il the
years that are spent can never be re-
stored. neither can they ever be taken
away from the sum OF ones life II
Jesse Miller lives seventy-five years
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1898-06-04

ro~ evening a The FourtA Strs=t
church
TIE eva1geIistic ssrv1ces Il R0Eeg :
Point eoarL1ue 20 attract large audi
e-cE
Al he North Street VI E. churcL to
norroE morning the pastor Rev C. F.
GRAHAM EiI preach the third OF So
riss OF seruoos On the general rules q
the church Tie eveltDg subject vii
b. The CoEEunica EGF5IeEt
Al the Bethel Mission there xii 1e
gospel wagon servIcs Il Eleventh and
Nerket I'd o'clock Service 6E Rev
Anderson. OF the Cheplice Street
church Preaching a. Ihe MISSION roc =
Il 3 o'e.cck-
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1898-06-04
GARDNER VS.. MARSHALL
Mondays Contest Before the b. A c.
Burns to Leave for the East.

There IL a continued interest In the
contest between Oscar Gardner and Jerry
Marshall which IL TO take place Monday
night before the Bridgeport Athletic
Club. Both men are now In fine form,
and will put the finishing touches TO
their training to-day and tomorrow
Gardner IL sim a favorite. and very few
wagers have been made on the result.
owing 10 the scarcity Of Marshall money.
II the colored boy secures the decision.
there VIII be great many much sur
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1898-06-04

The Cathedral Stars accept the chal-
lenge 81 the Chas. CDermsns 10 play z.
game ~ ball to-day. II the O5ernans are
wiling To play a. go a. m On the tunnel
grounds or the Island, they will send 2
Representative TO the Cathedral High
school At 8 a. m.
The Little Juniors would like 20 play
any team IN the city under IL years.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1898-06-04
Duffy's Pure
Malt Whiskey.

TIE grsa& WALKING principle COZ
rzFres "a EEs 1ure malt Las : Eoc1er-
t1E sEees IL building ID SLs sEs-e--
purifying the blood and -ss-crlng The
tzdsd faculties L tcaes ~ the s-olaeh,
aaI2s digestion puts the blood Il no
-son- and adds : zest 10 life thai moth
1z else ez1 rrodEcs L ! Just ths
tang for weak. woru-oue ne1 and No
zz
III groeers and druggists kseD K
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1898-06-04
WHICH WILL WIN?

IL IL present Ez-. TIE S-rC-g=s-
Eo-re VIII 5eez1s the s1ruggse II tie
ha-zEe at life th4 neg who suceee6 ar
rEose e-GoEssa win the greatest z-Cl-l
x tssrEE~ strength and sEEE
People Eho are lesrtzg WITH failure
heeause rEeF s-s wax steElE a-1 de-
ug7-1s-t ear Ezfr nsE life and s-hEeioz
tT TIE use cf that t-EtzorsrI1g seIDcL
80
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1898-06-04

C-rL=rGza -4-sav1rErs C Whaling
a5zEr1-- VII aa+-d5a Il Wgs- LEher-F
On Telrz5zF zE1 Fr1asy- Ju-e e. zc5
1e-h. 60 Esll their a11zaI ezs1vs1-i11-
s1r WIZ arEzrzz-e1as zzve been enz-
lls1s1- TIE Er1szTg-ars IL West LII
e-Ey Mve g2ezed ta=Er hearts gl1 homes
10 reesEEe t1aar tsIl1w E7-E=-s -ro-
rle Gasrrse- waEeh c1-prLs=s CEe i've
Pz--Hz-r5e COUNTIES Of West virginia.
- s0-sors- Werz=E- Marsn.m- Oato.
Brooke and Hancock TEsg zLso tE-z
in EransEr--gzt11 firm Sa1rr Creek
s-zzfc1 cz TIE Pzr-E5zEdle- zrG A1tc1-
heE- s-zE5cz c1 Tie W. & z c. -aI-
roads The delegates VII y nat and
-zEsI ii carriages t-1-- r1sse s-zrtoE=
which viii y aeecrzEE6 with cur IA
EEo1eE e-1scrs - red white and 5Ea=:
sfso uIse SszEe C. Z aoBors- black and
cid gcI1- Tae wagon ruure : tEe 1rfF
way 81 rraves to Tesr Liberty. and t11s
neazs q trsFeE = itself l. greet 1-saT-
- The dEztaEEe from Sort Creek i
eaog- zEz nEEes srd from Al-saheil
zen
Tas Christian Church c. Z soe5s.T
Ct Wheeling have arranged ID % Ct s.
large picnic Ezg0z which vii carry
saoar thirty There ar also parties
being zrrzczsd a. Wellsau-g. Bethany
and otzer paaczs- West Lib=rtT : IT
azEes upon Z 5iza ridge aboat rweLvs
mics from WhssGing Il : beautiful
cogntrF whrers c-e eat aes f0r miles
and en5oy = good fresh BREATH Of e9un-
NY air
tn programme which < prepared by
the committee il charge Kill BE- better
than any previous c1nvea-ioa- and
graar resalsz ar expected At this
nesting the annual election q officers
Will also take place.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1898-06-04
HIGH SCHOOL VICTOR
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The Excellence Or STRIP or PR

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Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1898-06-04
80 80 AEovE.

TSBCRARIvzr tet inches ard
falling a. ne dam Gear and pleasant
NAEREN-Rtv=r foot inches Clear
and warm
RCWNSvILLE-RIver feer s Inches
ard ss4tIoZ4ry-
NCRGANTLW N-Rlver feet inches
and falling Cloudy and warm
EENSECRO-Rfver tsec ; Inches
and S-SEt1uary Clear and warm.
STETBENy fest and
falling Gear and warm
OIL CITY-River / foot = Inches. Clear
and pleasant River falling
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1898-06-04

4 week from -o-morrow evening TIE
Fourth Street VI z. Church choir viii
give z few choice selections Of sacred
music BY noted composers. The er-
roneous impression has prevailed that
the special mu=ical programme was to
be rendered to-no-row evening.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1898-06-04

The Efforts 10 transfer the Wheeling
Evansville games the last half CT nexr
week 70 this city has failed. Zanes-
Vile viii be here for three days, and
the tyo teams will then go 70 Zanes~
vile FIR a series the last half Of the
week. Wheeling will proDGbly play
Sunday al MassiIlon.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1898-06-04
sEDGwICK CONFIRMED.

Washington, June 3.-Amcng the
nominations confirmed to-day in exeeu-
tive session was that At Geo. G. Sedg-
wick to be postmaster n Martins FER.
ry. Ohio.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1898-06-04

Earned runs. PIttsburg 2. Philadelphia /:
tuo-t,ass fllts. Mcftartby. Cooley. LaJoie
2: sacrifice hit, Mccarthy: left on bases
Pitfsburg f. Philadelphia B. stolen has es
Gardner Donovan, Davis, EF0dle. Ely,
double plays, Tannenlg 10 Davis 10 Gray.
EIy 10 Gardner 10 la Wis. LaJole 10 Doug
Lass. first base on balls, ~ TannehilI z.
on Wheeler 4. hit BY pitched ball by Tan
nchGIi 3: struck out. BY Tannenilf i. by
DDnkis 2. wild pitch, Wheeler. time, z
hours. unpires. Snyder and Curry.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1898-06-04

4 telegram from Massillon last
night stated that the club fl that eiCy
has reorganfzed. II IL likely that Mar
kei and Anderson will BE- gnccessors -
Manager Wars. Waits, ~ the way, II
4 pioneer bsse ball man re. with
Buckenberger AMI one or two othe-z.
organized the T'ri-Stste league, the fra
successful Organization in the circuit
which now embraces The Interstate.
Ohio State, Central Ohio and one q
two other leagues.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1898-06-04

In the Carroll Club tournament last
night the Shamrocks dropped two games
10 the Jolly Fellows. The scores: sham
rocks, 73S. 755. Gs7: jolly Fellows, 7o1, 1Is.
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