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THE SPANISH TROOPS SURRENDER
AT San Lus and Palma Sopano and they are Gadthat They
are Alive,
AS TEEEY WERE ON THE VERGE OF STARVATION

WASHINGTON, July a4-The war department at midnight
posted this:
SANTIAGO, via Hayi, July Al 1888
Adutaut General of the Army, Washington
Lieutenant Ney has returned from San Luis and Palma Sarano
where he went four days ago receive surrender of Spanish troops
The number surrendered larger than General Tor reported
8oo5 Spanish troops and $50 volunteer guea up their
arms and gave parole and have gone work. three thousand stand
Of arms turned In loaded CARTS and started ohe rail
road Spanish troops San Luis and all ap
parenty greatly deIghed respect of They
were on the verge Of starvation and have to send them ratons
fe numbers keep up there will be about $4,000 to ship
awayearY 1aooo here 5000 from San Luis 6ooo from Guam
tanamo and over 1900 ct Sagua and Baracoa
CSgpeD SHAFTER, Major General Commanding
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BIG Rnnl. Wr.sl.sr C.arht.

LOUISVILLE, KY, July a,-LsWiS
Warner, the Massachusetts, bank
wrecker. who was captured here yea
terday, talked freely at the city iail
with an Associated Press repreBsntA-
tive to-day. regarding his case.
He bought all the morning papers and
read carefully every line that had been
written about him
~ guess I'm the worst man In the
United States" he said, laughinglg,
Detective Tom Maher, to whom War
ner first confessed his Identity, says the
embezzler ofIered him $i0,OO0 In cash to
release him. Maher says he and War
ncr were sitting In Captain Sulllvan'a
private office. Warner drew his chair
close TO Maher and placing his hand on
the officers shoulder, said; III you VIII
let me so I'll give you $4,000 In cash.
have not the money now, but will get Il
In short order"
Maher says Warner had fixed eN-
preston on his face which told him
that he meant exactly whnt he said.
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10 pR OWN a REsF.

Tho Army BefoTs NahtiHgp - - lent ~
North OaFnlipa.
TAATPA, Fla, July sl.-A high qfucial
was asked to-day what hia idea WA
about the apparent change 10 the or
dets moving troops from this place. He
said that he had it from headRuaFteFa
that there was to be q considerable
change in many ways 10 begin WitiA
the army was to be moved from saAtl-
ago as quickly as possible; theg are To
go to the mountains OF North Carolipa,
where the yellow fever viii be stamped
out entirely. This Is to be done IN about
a month and the men given good rest.
Then they are 20 fall on Porto Rico og
Havana, whichever place maY neea
them.
The transports Decatur n. Miller,
Arlsndia, Cherokee and Florida got uns
der way for Porto Rico at various hourG
last night between II O'Clock and days
light. The Mohawk lay at her dock all
OF to-day. At the last moment oraeF9
came making great changes IN what
was 30 be carried bF her. The transport
Morgan was loading to-day and the
menin charge hope to get her out some
time tomorrow The work OF loadlng
will NOT stop during the night. She q
taking largely mule pack trains and
cornmissary supplies.
Tonight thirty odd Red Crosa physi7
clans and nurses were started from here
10 ChIolSamauga. They have been Wait-
ing 10 60 70 Porto Rico or Santiago but
to-day orders were received calling
them to Chickamauga, where 4 iis said
there is immediate need for their 1ars
vices IN nursing the sick.
The slxtV-nin New York left to-
night for Fernandina,
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MADRID. July "a, . p. m.-The mem-
bers of the cabinet to-day visited the
queen regent, It being her name day.
Senior sagasta says that not all the
troops Included in the capltulation OF
Santiago agreed 10 surrender.
LONDON. July 25.--No news has been
received in London as to any special dis
orders In Spain. A dispatch from Mad
rid says that the cabinet yesterday
Sunday discussed the question OF cen-
sorship and decided TO continue TO en-
force the regulations
The press is preparing NIL classes for
the loss Of Cuba and Porto Rico and for
developments at Manila III impartial,
rejecting widespread opinion. advo-
Gates direct negotiations for peace with
the United States and admits that
American annexation OF Cuba is prefer
able to Cuban independence II Spain
must lose the colony, since the lives
and financial interests OF Spaniards
would be much safer under America"
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HIT bya lIausoF BuIIst.

NEW YORK, July a.-Lieutenant-
Colonel Henry C, Egbart, Of the Sixth
infantry was given permission to-day
by Surgeon General sternberB to leave
Bellevue hospital, where he has been
for several days, and 60 to his home ct
Fort Thomas, KV. Lieutenant Colonel
Egbert was shot through the body at
Santiago, a Mauser bullet completely
piercing his chest, entering at the left
breast and making It's exit under his
shoutdar hl0de
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VIOLENT SHOCK

or Earthquake In ChlIl-Many Hpuasl
Destroyed, and IaIiabltantS Files, PAnip
Stricken.
VALPARAISO, Chill, July a.-A vio-
lent shock of earthquake, lasting q MIN
ute, was felt last night at Conecpsien,
capital Of the ChIlian province Of that
name, and at Tnlcahuano, on the Bay Of
Conception, and eight miles distant
from Conception city,
Many houses were destroyed and the
telegraph and electric light wires were
severed. The inhabitants were terrihsd
and fed from their homes, spending the
night in the open,
Another severe shock was expected to-
dny.
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and appliances outside Of tholt nguslly
employed "a wreo dngo THEY nfae
tata the use OF a an liices q n
kinds In rightinR aud raising the eilp
that rarely, " ever before, hAva 81 ).
used on vessels OF the alze aud Welgaf
OF the Colon, and although there a soma
doubt Of It's success, the navy depAsi
maHt officlRis think the prize well pnolb
the experiment. Lieutenant HOB %
returned TO New York thlS aftefnnp
and viii so to Santiago to aupervlso TIE
WreclSing work.
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GEN. NILES MISSION
To Porto Rico--No Word is Expect from
Him Until Today
HAS AN AMPLE FORCE TO SUSTAIN HIM

In His Operations Against the Spanis Budget Of
News from General shatter Of his Troops Rapidly Inn
proving-TheF Fantastic Antics Of Correspondents ofthe saffron
Journals, who Would Advertise Themselves at the Expense
Patriotism and the CommOnest Obseryance Of DecenyshaE
ters 1enlency General Henry's daosnt Tribute to the
American Army that Made Santiago Surrender.
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are in the volunteer army at Chicka-
manga Park. A Joint committee has
been appointed to lease a commodlous
building and provide competent nurses.
The hospital win be opened This week.
II 10 the purpose 70 receive all soldier
Pythlans who are sick. those who are
able to pay q reasonable fee, and those
who are not able to be cared for free of
charge. Several physicians Of the city
members Of the order, have offered their
professional services. The supreme
lodge will be asked at its meeting at
indianapolis next month to make an
appropriation for the hospital. Pyth-
ians In all parts OF the country are re-
Quested to contribute. Contributions
may be sent to DR.. q. B. Wise, Chat
tAnooga. representative to the supreme
lodge from Tennessee.
NEWPORT NEWS. Va, July a.
Three troops Of the Pennsylvania vol
unteer cavalry; City troop, OF Phlladel-
phiR; Governors troop. of Harrisburg.
and Sheridan troop, Of Tyrone. arrived
here about p. m. The Fourth Ohio
will come In nfter midnight and the
Fourth Pennsylvania tomorrow morn
ing.
NEWPORT NEWS, Va, July A.-The
Third Illinois regiment arrived here this
afternoon in three special trains from
Camp Thomas. The first train, bring
Ing General Haines and the Second bat
TALON in command OF Major Shand,
came in at 1856, and was followed nj
i:1O by the First battalion in command
Of Major Jackson and at 1855 by the
Third battalion In command OF Major
Coughy. There were 1894 men in all.
At $3.50 p. m, Troops A and C., New
York volunteer cavalry, arrived and
Joined the Illinois troops in camp. They
brought l66 men. Captain Clayton is In
command of Troop A and Lieutenant
Condelt OF Tnoop C. The men nre camp
ed north OF the city on the banks OF
the James river They will embark to-
morrow on one OF the transports for
Porto Rico, The work OF loading sup
plies on the Massachusetts, and Rou-
mRnln was in progress all last night and
to-day, but an enormous quantity Is
still In the cars and on the piers.
Arms waulh iI.tIsr he Dlsnrmsd.
SANTIAGO DE CUBA, July 23 II p.
m.-The document which Is being cir
culatcd for signature among Cuban
residents In Santiago. addressed 10 tho
President OF the United States, thank
ing him for the corporation OF the
army OF the United States and express
Ing the hope that the American gov
ernnent will recognize Cuban sover-
eighty In the surrendered portion OF tho
province at Santiago de Cuba was
drafted by Arms, the newspaper cor
regnOndeDt ON thp slnW OF the Cuban
general, Castillo, who drafted the al
legged letter of protest from General
1nrcia 10 General Shatter,
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HopsnNs coNrgRENOE
with the Naval omcIal,-TO savs the
CrIalnhAl COLON.

with the Naval ORlrIals-TO sars the
CristnbHi colon,
WASHINGTON, July 2i--Lieutenant
Iobson came over from New York last
night to Washington and had a long
conference to-day with Assistant secre-
lary Allen, Captain bradford and sew
aral other officers OF the navy depart
ment regarding the raising OF the Span
ish cruiser Crlslobal Colon. The llcu-
tenant succeeded while IN New York
IN arranging with thR Merritt and Chap
man WreCkng Company Tor Inc eXecu-
llon Of the plans he Ead prepared for
saving the vessel The wrcckcrs have
promised to gct together the ppnt1o1s,
alr bags and compressed air nppsr5iul
which win De reqpir1d 10 lifi ard right
the yeeFcl and cXpJc, 90 riart thls ma
,eflnl for han,icao from Ntw York an a
faa. ytssel Within three days. Iieu,En-
ant Hobz0n u clnndon, thar " the work
can be undertaken hafl"r "a cyclone dets
!n. I win result sutcersft1lr
Secretary Long SAID ia-d,y that Tho
ll5uttnaptH plan FOR raising lhc Colon
setmcd entirely feasible ~ him tL'nE),
The proposed plan involves methods
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ber OF cases OF. malarial fever and
dengne fever, the latter being peculiar
to the Cuban climate.
Some clear cases Of gellpl er are
reported, but the Qillciala q ~ are
few as compared With those other
feyeFa.
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10 suuport MILES,

WASHINGTON, July 2l.-The guar
termaster general to-day received a tel.
egram announcing the safe arrival at
Santiago Of the construction boat Pam
anna. She will proceed at once TO Porto
Rim 10 inln the fleet there.
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well be proud. This has been accom-
pllshed through the heroic deeds Of the
army, and to It's officers and men the
major general commanding offers his SIN
cere thanks for their endurance Of hard
ships heretofore unknown In the Amer
lean army. The work you have accom-
pllshed may well appeal 10 the pride Of
your codntrymen, and has been rivalled
upon few occasions IN the worlds his
tory. Landing upon an unknown coast,
you faced dangers In dlsembarkIng and
overcame obstacles that, even in look
Ing back, seem insurmountable.
'Sel8lng, with the asRIBtance Of the
navy, the towns Of Balqtllri and Sibon-
ey, you pushed boldly forth, gallantly
driving back the epemy's outpost in the
engagement OF La Quasina and COM
pleted the concentration OF the enemy
near Sevllln, within sight OF the Spanish
stronghold at Santiago de Cuba. The
outlook from SevlllR was one that
might we'll have appalled, the stoutest
heart, Behind you ran narrow road,
made well night impassabie by rains,
while to the front you looked out upon
high foothills covered With dense trop-
teal growth, which could only be trav-
ersed by hrldle paths terminating With
In range OF the enemy'B guns.
Nothing deferred, you responded
eagerly to the order to close upon the
foe, and, attacking at Caney an San
Juan, drove him from work to work un-
tll he took refuge within his last and
strongest entertainments, Immediately
surrounding the city,
Despite the fierce glare OF southern
sun and rains that fell In torrents, you
vallantly wlthstood his attempts to
drive you from the position your valor
had won. Holding In your Slce-llke grip
the army opposed to you after seventeen
days OF battle and Siege, you were re-
warded by the surrender OF nearly $4,000
prisoners, 10000 being those In your I'M
mediate front, the others scattered In the
various towns Of eastern Cuba freeing
completely the eastern part OF the Is
land from Spanish troops.
"This was not done without great sac
rlfice. hTe death OF 23O gallant SOL
diers and the wuundlnG Of 1894 others
shows but too plainly the fierce contest
In which you we're engaged. The few
reported missing are undoubtedly
among the dead as no prisoners were
lost
'For ,hose who have fallen In battle
with yop, the commanding general sor-
rows, and with you viii ever cherish
their memory, Their devotion to duty
sets q high example NJ courage and pa
trlOusm to our fellow countrymen, All
who have participated In The campaign.
Dnttlo and eleEn of Santiago dc Cuba VIII
recall wlih pride the grand deeds accom-
pllshcd and viii hold one another dear
FOR having shared from the sufterlngs,
hardships and irlumphs together. All
may well feel proud to lnscribe on their
BANNERS the name az Santiago de Cuba,
"By command ofMajor General Shafter.
(Slguei) 10, J. McCLENNAND,
"Assls,lut Adju.aat deatral."
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JACKSONVILLE. Fla. July a.-col.
W. ]. Bryan has Just completed his regr
mental headquarters at Panama park,
two miles from Jacksonville, and be is
well pleased with his location.
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WASHINGTON, July 2i,-secrctary
Long spent about two hours with the
President this afternoon, presumably
golnr over Admiral sampson's report or
the destruction uf tho Spanish 1eet AZ
Santiago The secretary. however, de-
clIncd to gay anything In regard 10 the
matter except that the report might Dc
made uulflip to-moTrow.
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wAsHINGTnN. D. C., July "a
dispatch received to-nlHht Nv AdJutant
General Cor6ln from General shifter,
Gays that three hundred and nlnctg-slx
ucw clscs % over ot all classes we're
reported In his camp before Santiago
yeslcrtNy As the gnme dispatch re.
ports only four deaths, and none NJ
them from yellow fever, from nnonu
The hundreds Of cases ot fever known TO
cSlst IN the cnmp. the var authorities
are more than over lnclined To thr be-
llof thpt the cages ui yellow fcvC" ere of
mild tyne, Previous dispatches from
ueneral ahAfter aud the medical officers
of his corps have Indicated the exist.
easS In the camp Of very large num-
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ONIN0US Pom RS
For Spain Captain General AugustiOf the
Philippine Islands
sAYs GRAVE EYENTs ARE IMPENDING

Don Carlos hesputsh Prsendsr HursdIy LeaVasio sWls
The Prospeotsi for Peace Viewed from AaiEla standpoint
Queer Position on the Cuban Question london Tu'
Seems to Have Graspod the American Idea At InstA Ta
Review Ofthe.War. 8
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MADRID, July 2i,-rhc ranR or
spilus report for ,yeal; ca5c4y s.er.
day shows The following changes;
GGil In hand. increase. l.1i5.05o
pcsens; silver In hand, increase, 665e,- :
600 pesctas' notes In circulation. IN
crease, g,5I7,000 pesstaH.
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SANTIAGO. DE CUBA, July 10.
General Order No. 2s.

"The successful accomplishment OF the
campaign against Santiago. resulting In
ita downfall and the surrender Of che
Spanish forces and the capture OF large
amounts Of military stores. together
with the destruction Of the entire Span
ish feet IN the harbor, which, upon the
lnveBtpeut OF the city, was forced to
leave, 10 one Of which this army can
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SHAFTER'S SALUTATION

70 HIS RraYo AEmy-In General Order
lIs cpmplimsnts Thsir RravsFy sAdtbs
Accomplishment Of YisipTy pRparpl-
lsisdih Hisipry.
SANTIAGO, July "a, 2 ?. m.-BolloWs
ing Is Major General shsmtsr's order
Just published:
Headquarters United States Troops An
Cube.
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For West Vlrglnla showers and thunder
storms; suuthcrly wlnds
Fer Western Pennsylvania and Ohio
Increasing cloudmcss with showers ana
thunder storms; llght sOutherly winds.
l.UrNl Temperature.
The temperature Saturday as observed
by q. Schnepf. druggist corner Market
and Fourteenth slrecls, was as folloWsi
a, m..,..,,.,,. 5p. m...,,,,,,,,. g
~ Hl.,.-.,u'-, y J., ni.,,.-.:.,;."'. "
y sm,,".,v,,pf,,., 10 Weather Fair.
SUNDAY.
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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-07-09

can be strengthening themselves az
u'Nt ln'y Gun. ~ ] say We are pass
ms through trials OF this character.
Ihnro mover has boon time since We
hhNe necn IN these mountains that We
have had such things Co contend with
In the early days tharc was scarcity
OF comforts and OF money. bat thor,
was no debt Now the rraBt buik ~
%" r'urle-thnt &c. ~ the leading peb.
plo-urU in debt Tho most pruipnt
men among us have got orinnrIed
THIS l1 the condition of "a, people.
shau Wr remain In this condition.
President Woodruff says b. hopes NOT.
Nov 10 ~ 1 good chance to prophecy.
nut ] 90 not want 60 assume that fl'H
TO-DAY. ] fr'l assured. however that
We HhuII emerge from these financial
troubles Just uH we have from other
trinla. I do not have the shadow W a
doubt w my mind about H. hut I do
not wish 90 say what ! feel for I do
not want 90 say Zoo much about these
thingH. But ! think we have great
cause Tor hope and encouragement
Looking no ihU past aud remember.
ing the blessings that God hns given
60 uH. IN" promises tio has made 20
ne. ana tho dHliyornn,sa lie has
wrought our fOr ua. ! think wo have
cause 90 rejoice today nnd tn put our
trust IN Him. tie will BRINK ua through
teach uq whore We are Ignorant lie
viii give uH knowledge. and EuUwi-
edge d. power Because there BEL irHwi-
edge among the people iH what makes
this church o. powerful organization.
Tho Lord hna given unto uH kuUWi
edge concerning many things
81 the present tlmo lll Europe Dc
preparing Tor war. They DO mot know
what may arise out ~ these ChiuDgr
ID ID Cd
hy the prospects NJ war with spain.
Capitalists nfo oudonyorinr 90 kocp
their money in u position whore they
can handle ana control a. 4 general
feeling " unrest prevails throughout
the nation Sow. uH fnr nH We arc
concerned. white We nhntr 20 certain
extent lu nll these feelings uor We are
part of this nation. and nothing car
happen 60 the nation that VIII not
nneCt un. there iH among uH an alb
scncr OF fear. o. feeling Of rest, an alb
aoncc ~ trcpldatlon concerning the
movements ~ the nation. and a sons,
on security shat I believe no other PEG.
pio 1u Tho earth have. The reason ~
IL d. TINT we know thnt God doeth
nothing. except iio rcvcnlrth u unto
IIla servants the Prophets W" know
ibe gplrit M prophecy IL In Our midst.
and that No. thnr' Dr. amy danger threat
eninr un we shall Do prepared Tor w.
Tho lord win inspire lilr servants
and his people Ho that they VIII not
bH found unurrpurrd.
god i-san you. my brethren and DO.
tors. God bless un an during this Con.
florence. biefH every man that hhnl
sneak. and INSPIRE him with the swrt
aud mower 81 God; bless every one ihht
ghnii listen that an may rol1irr 70
r.thar aud be- mutually cdlhodi when
I humbly ask IN tho name ot jesus
Anon.
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McAiurtor Block, lthici. New York
June 90. 1895.
TO the Editor.
n la icta than a month since Elder
Joarc j. Smith Of Manassh, Cob. and
were assigned 90 this neli, which o.
entirely now. Here "a beautifully Joe
Gated the noted Cornell unlv,r.iiy,
covering go acres of grouni, within
which are 20 clllegc buildings, and
which has patronage % nearly 1000
students OF Amutct's hr'ghi.ft sons
lud daughters The selection wtt O.
hfrpy dnr-yts. one ~ a. prriIrtf
SPOTS VI mother enfih.--fl picturesque
and Inviting From the library flWrr
one has re- lovely view ~ M university
buildings Gre campus OF surroundings,
with Doe pretty walks fuwrH ana
lawns. hulH. lllsa ana woodland deep
rlrsos and waterfalls, also ut The
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THE EVEtHNo PAPER is THE
PAPER OF TODAY. THE MORN.
ING PAPER is THE PAPER OF
YESTERDAY
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water there would he big race. They
would dive down. If none of them got it
the first time they would 90 again. ii ey
were hound to get it, The lucky one
would hold it up so all could see it and
then put it in his mouth
The water was about as clear as it was in
mid-ocean.
The natives seemed to pay no attention
to the sharks. / don't know how white
man would fare, as for my part | would
not like to trust them.
There was nothing to be seen in Acapulco
from the ship only an old fort and some
low houses and cocoanut trees.
Some of our passengers went ashore ard
brought back good supply of bananas.
We were soon off again and it was but a
short time until we were out at sea and out
of sight of land.
The prospect of getting to our JOURNEYS
end kept down growing and put every body
in good humOr. 1t remained so until O, r
hopes were realized.
Continued on page y
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ship hidn't know how they could get
them on hoard Pres ntly Il sailor dashed
a large block tn til" slingS Of the fore ward
and one to the rud "i lie yard-arn, and
rove rope through them, overhauled it
down until it reached the lighter. They
made it fast around the horns OF the steers.
The inhoard part of the rope was to steam
wench A signal was given and up went
the steer. 1t was funny sight. He never
kicked or apparently moved muscle. Its
legs were stetcl ed out as stiff as a rail and
its eyes about twice as large as their
natural size. When they were high enough
that end of the yard was hraced aft, and he
was lowered on deck. Butchering was
going on at tie same time and the offall
was thrown on the opposite side. The like of
sharks have never seen fighting for this
food.
At the how of the ship the passengers
were amusing themselves throwing dimes
to the natives, who swan out for that pur-
pose, no matter how far dime was thrown
When the natives would see it strike the
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sun Weller represented in Dickens of
his book dawing ou whereas Phz
Ter that onloner recognizes Is a rue
Inc immense advantage however, of modern apparent
excellence would The
the best atss
Remington Tor example, contributor Who
life
the
an are the faithful of
"h IN and while
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