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STORAGE.

ARMY AND NAVY STORAGE ROOMS 14o7 q sT
Light. dry and clean apartments
feS-1n e. G. SLOAN & CO. Props
STORAGE. 15c. PER LOAD; THE FINEST
storage rooms In the city, elevator with ali the
eonvenienees. Packing and hauling at the most
reasonable terms. Address b. BAUM 9Ie Pa
faI-
IOU CAN BORROW MONEY ON YOUR FURNI-
ture. pianos, mdse etc. NORTHWEST STOR
ACE HOUSE. Goods Insured" 3I61s sth st.
Nv. de1-3m
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Want" ads. in The Star pay because they
bring answers,
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DENTISTRY.

Painless Extracting, SOC.
Best teeth IS. Filings Crowns BRIDGES at.
az corresponding prices. Each department in
No students. All work guaranteed See i.resr
sd in this paper s'i
u. S. Dental Assn, q, 18th and a ID
fe2-tf
OPERATIVE AND PROSTHETIC DENTISTRY on
weekly and monthly installments; crown and
bridge work speciality. Dr. T. W. STUBBLE-
FIELD Mertz building. 1lth and SITS. se2S-tf
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PROFESSIONAL.

struction Engineer Washington, ID. G., U. s. A.
References furnished en- application. Cable ad-
dress ID D." 80 jaS1m,4
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sEAsHORE REAL ESTATE.

FOR SAILOR RENT-ATLANTIC CITY. N. j.
Special bargains In cottages hotels and board
ing houses l. q. ADAMS & CO, Atlantic City.
y. J.. Of the oldestestablshed agencies In
south Jersey. Delightful cottage sites AT Vent
Eor. mile below Atlantic City, $40 per foot
upwards. <eI-52t
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OCEAN TRAVEL.
North German Lloyd
FAST EXPRESS SERVICE.

FAST EXPRESS SERVICE
sol IHAMPTON. LONDON. BRFMEN
Lain. -Tu Feb. %. o am Lain. .Tu. Mar % am
Iraye- -1u-. Mar 1. Q am Trave. Tu. Mar % o am
Havel- Tu- Mar 8, D am Havel. Tu. Apr s. am
KAISER VIM Der Crosse. Tuesday Mar Is y am
oELRICHS & CO., BOWLING GREEN
Apply to I. F. DROOP g25 Pa ave
ia.sg-ly-l4 Agent for Washino,on
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INTERNATIONAL NAVIGATION COMPANY
American Line.
New York Southampton london Paris)
Twin screw o. s. Mail Steamships
St Paul Feb. Ii ST. Louis M Mar 1s
New York Feb q New York. Mar q
fars- Mar 81 Paul Mar 80
ST. Paul. :....- Mar. o. st. Louis Abr. 8
Red Star Line.
NEW YORK To ANTWERP
Sailing every Wednesday at IL noon
Mesternland Feb 10 Eriesland. Mar 8
Berlin .-.-.-.-- Feb % Kensington Mar IA
N2ordiand Mar. westernIaud Mar %
MN YORK OFFICE. 8 BOWLING GREEN
WASHINGTON OFFICE. 1906 ST NV or
Geo W. Moss. Agent. 921 Penna. ave. se22-6m
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FIANoS In new art designs and rarest woods
PIANOS OF OTHER MAKES at popular prices.
special bargains In Medium Grade Pianos $3.50
for New Upright.
FEW SLIGHTLY USED KNABE UPRIGHTS,
grands and SQUARES at liberal reductions.
GREAT BARGAINS IN SECONDHAND PIANOS
$50 and upward.
TEffMS OF PAYMENT LIBERAL
Pianos for Rent. Tuning, Moving and Repairtns.
VIM. Knabe & Co.,
jssi-sAd lx22 PENNA. AVE. NV.
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OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES.

SANDERSON'S HOTEL, ANNAPOLIS, MD
Large rooms; modern conveniences abundant ia
BILE: boating bathing, fishing; IS per week up
ward W SANDERSON. Prop. formerly Con
gressonal Hotel, Washington je29n
The border vidette., 1898-12-17
YESTERDAYS STORM.
There Was Snow and Divers Other
DiscomfortS.

There was snow yesterday says the
Phoenix Republican of last Saturday.
Some said it blew in from the -Four
Peaks on a strong east wind, but others
believed that it fell from the heavens.
Anyhow there had been a threatening
of atmospheric distur bance for days. It
eliminated so far as Phoenix was con-
cerned about O'Clock yesterday morn
ing in rain-bearing gusts from the east.
Soon after daylight there was a suspi-
cion of snow which soon developed into
facts and fakes. The fall grew quite
heavy. but there was no accumulation.
The lap of the Salt River valley afforded
tho white winged visitors too warm q
reception. The snow continued at close
recurring intervals until about o clock
last night when it was driven ont of tho
air by temperature which rose to tho
occasion. But it was pretty much OF =
snow for Phoenix, the first in fl i've years
and the longest in duration within the
memory Of tho Oldest inhabitant.
1t came as an unpleasant surprise to
tho winter visitor, who looked upon it
as . nemesis which Le had sought 10
The border vidette., 1898-12-17

Export of food products continues
large. Industries generally have done
well. The most important event being
the placing of orders for 700, 900 tons of
steel rails.
The price situation is on the whole
satisfactory, as more advances than de-
clines were recorded for the month.
In our immediate vicinity business is
affected somewhat by the fact that No
Business must OF necessity move along
very conservative lines until there is u
good soaking rain.
Interest centers now in the coming
orange Drop, and orange buyers are
particularly active, and holiday ship
ments are going forward. It is claimed
that the fruit sent forward is better
than the fruit sent last year for Christ
mas trade. The price for fancy navels
is 81 SO top price, Is cents less than
opening price last year.
The walnut crop is about moved. One
beneficial result of this years short
crop will be that no walnuts will be car
ried over, thus insuring for the coming
season a clean market.
Eastern demand for dried fruits is
fairly active and prices are well sus-
tanned. The raisin crop of state on best
grades is well cleaned up. Under the
management of the raisin combine it is
shown the net rate per pound received
for whole crop will average about st
cents, as against IA net average return
last year of II cents.
The celery crop was the largest crop
yet moved from this section.
Barley prices remained unchanged
during the month Corn brought full
prices. A general advance went into
effect ON beans. The stocks are re-
duced and held firm.
Failures for November were the
lightest of any month during the Year
in our district, being in number, with
liabilities $ll, 900, assets So, OOO, agalnst
l5 i'll November 1897, with liabilities oi
$3I 600, assets ST., UUO.
The border vidette., 1898-12-17

escape by coming south. The snow,
though, was much less unpleasant than
tho cold rain which chilled the marrow
and woke up the depths of mud. It
was day of general unpleasantness in
Phoenix. 1t closed with no absolute
next d2y would be any better. The dis
comfort was not relieved by shortened
street car service, waiting upon which
men grew aged and profane. Nor was
there the glimmer OF an arc light all
night long by which the belated might
find their way home. Everything had
gone wrong simultaneously The only
consolation amid this elemental and cor
poration misconduct was that things
could not go on this way long. In a
day or two, perhaps tomorrow morning
the sun would come up with smiling
and innocent face as if he had not
missed stroke. He would dry up the
mud and then the street cars would run
again. The heavens would be cleared
of clouds at night and then the Phila-
delphia moonlight schedule and arc
lights would again become OF force and
effect. Bat however disagreeable the
Gccther has been or may be it is moth
ing to the atmospheric conditions of the
north Snd the east. The storm OF yes
terday was only mere detached edge
of the blizzard which ragged over Texas
The border vidette., 1898-12-17
w. 7. BRODRICK DEAD.
Heart Disease Suddenly Removes "a
Well Known Citizen.

Well Known Citizen.
The entire community was shocked
last Monday evening by the intelligence
that Will BrodrIck was dead. Ten
minutes before overtaken by the grim
monster-death-he was in apparent
usual health and at clock was stand
ing on tho sidewalk talking and joking
with some friends. Suddenly lie was
taken with severe pains in his heart
and told his friends who wanted to call
. carriage TO convey him to his home
ON Mob Hill, that he could not go SO
far, to take him TO a room in the No
gales House, where he thought he
would soon be himself again. They
did as MIR. Brodrick requested, but in
stead of improving he became worse
and in few minutes died in terrible
agony.
Mr.. Brodrick had been troubled some
time with heart failure and only a few
days ago was overtaken by severe
attack but recovered and thought NO
more of it.
w. Il. Brodrick for long time was a
conductor on the Sonora railroad out
resigned some time ago, since which
time he has been following his old trade
painting. just last week his wife and
little boy went to their old home in In
diana, to visit relatives and the news of
the sudden loss of kind and loving
husband and father will be severe
blow to them.
''Brod' as his friends called him, was
possessed of happy disposition and
numbered his friends by the hundreds.
He was member OF the Railway Con-
ductors, the Workmen and the Red
Men, which orders have taken charge
of the remains and will send them to
his former home at Elkhart, Indiana.
THE VIDETTE extends heartfelt sym
pathy to sorrowing family in the far
cast in their great loss.
The border vidette., 1898-12-17
A BIG COLONY.
Over 1000 Russians May Locate in

Somewhere in the southwestern por-
ton of the United States-probably
New Mexico or Arizona, possibly in
Colorado will be established a colony
of 10, 900 Russians, says the Rocky
Mountain News, adherents of as curious
religious sect as exists. They are
Dhouk khoborsti, and for years have been
known a. Count Tolstoi's pets. They
have long been the victims of persecu-
tion st the hands of the Russian gov
ernment. At the instance of Count
Tols:oi, meeting WAS recently held to
consider his plan to colonize these peo-
pie in the United States, and it was de-
cided to extend every assistance possi-
BILE. Count Tolstoi has obtained from
Russia permission for their emigration.
The Dhoukhoborsti according to an
authority, is . strange sect with .
The border vidette., 1898-12-17
TERRITORIAL MINING NOTES.

A big boiler engine and rock breaker
went forward to the Tennessee mine
yesterday. It is the intention of the
company to concentrate all ores show
ing q small percentage of metal to make
it profitable to ship to the Colorado
smelters.-Mohave Miner.
Very rich gold ore has been discov-
Specimens brought to Kingman are
more than half gold. For many years
rich float rock has been found there,
but the ledge was unearthed only a few
days ago.-Mohave Miner.
The Allison & Weeks gold mines
high grade gold ores, some of which
are being shipped yield over $1,000 per
ton. The large ore body continues at
depth. Last week very lich streak
was struck, which runs up in the thou
sands in gold.-Tucson Star.
Word from Rosemont Camp, Pima
county, is 20 the effect that large
body of high-grade copper sulphides
has been struck in the company's
mines. 1t is also rumored on good au-
thority that Ed. Hughes has closed a
sale of his copper group in the Santa
Ritas.- Yuma Sun.
j Warren Young has been notified
of an important strike on his claim, the
Wedge, adjoining the KAISER mines in
Lost Ouch in Gila county. The ore
was discovered by Pete Simon while
| doing assessment work; the pay streak
is eighteen inches wide and runs about
$3.50 in gold to the ton.-Reppb blicap.
Ralph Dillon is said to be en- route
from England, having accomplished his
task of enlisting foreign capital to
operate the Winningham properties at
Jerome. The starting of the work and
the good showing they are said to make,
will result in dozen other properties
starting up, and which adjoin them
Journal Miner.
Advices from the Grand Reef mine
are to the effect that the showing OF
| precious metals increases with depth.
The big ledge has been penetrated to a
depth 457 feet and tunnel is being run
to strike the 400-foot level. Both
drifting and sinking are being prose-
cuted vigorously, and the promise of
the mine is steadily growing greater
Tucson Star.
Superintendent Clark of the Fool s
Gulch mine still pushes work on that
property, having force of twenty-five
men at work sinking. He has reached
depth of nearly 800 feet so far, and
will continue until 1000 feet has been
reached, when the mill will be started.
A vein of ore three feet wide and run
ming $50 to the ton is said to have been
recently struck .-Phoenix Republican.
Mr.. S. H. Gould, superintendent OF
the Orc Mining company of Oro Blanco,
is in the city for a few days. Mr.. Gould
reports progress at the company's
mines with prospects indicating that
the company has a bonanza in it's prop
erty. The shaft is going down at the
rate of three feet per day, and has al
ready reached depth OF 260 feet
Tucson Citizen.
|
The border vidette., 1898-12-17

strange history. The word itself means
spirit wrestlers," or champions of
the spirit" They deny that there is
personal God. Their doctrine of the
trinity is that memory is God, the
father; reason, God, the Son; and will,
God, the Holy Ghost. They believe in
the Immortality Of the soul; but say
that "a new born child has no soul,
and that the soul does not enter the
body until the fifteenth or sixteenth
year after birth.
The border vidette., 1898-12-17
r. G. Dun s. Co.'S Monthly Report.

Conditions throughout the general
BUSINESS world offer the highest en-
soursgement. Large aggregate of
volume. of business for November, in
creased foreign demand, and compare
lively few failures, show an unusual
condition Of financial souu6n ness.
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@arblanoer Stantssrietsrbung.
@ t.

annapolis, 7, 5ebruar.-Oer
@enat trat bsute Nbenb 8 llbr 5uIamz
men. Q6nefenb fparen bic So. Did
9rDoen, 9ering, Sodion, Norpooo II.
Stro6rioge. Senator 9obler legte
cine petition Der 80. 6. g.. H." Dor,
bas Nlter Der 3uitimmung BON IA auf
18 Sabre 81 er6D6en.
5olgenbe neren 8iQs puroen elm
9ereidt:
Senator 9oblsr - Der STANDARD
oSnfurance9Go. bon Baltimore" gu err
lau6en, i6r @%ftienfapital ouf $780,
600 I'll erb0ben; Senator 0iQidms-
benz Steuereinne6mer G6as. 6. Sal
freD BON 6drforbzGpuntb Steuern 5uz
riid5uerItatten; Senator Glagett- eli
ne 6p9I6ule in 2durel, 9rince @eorz
ge's GountD, einSuri9ten; Senator
PuBeG = GENTLE Nbf9nitte i'm 5reiz
briefe Der rSout6ern Mspbalt g." gu
tpiberrufen; Senator MeItcott- Dem
y@aI6irgtonsGoQeg" $4,000 fir On
bauten unb $140O pro Sa6r 81 Derz
piqigen; Senator 6ering - fir bas
neue SrrensNipl BEL SntespiIe $780,
900 gu beripiligen.
Nu9 Der speiten 8erleIung elmer
Mn5abI Bills purben folgenoeS enutsz
Bills angenommen:
9as Wettsn auf 3enn6abnen in
Gecil@Gpurtp gu berbieten; bic 9Oliz
3et gu autoriiiren, ale SpielzParuz
p6ernalien gu 3srit0ren unb ale 9elz
Der BEL Ha35ias 5u c~onfis5iren uno
ben S9ulfonos in ben Counties uno
Der 9oli5eibe60rbe in Baltimore gu
iibertpeiien; ben 46. 4bi9nitt Oes 8.
@frtitels gu amenbiren. Ssrner 2ne
Mn2a6l Gountnz8iQs.
6r. s. s. WslIer BON Baltimore
GountD purDe uls peiterer Munoi>
rungsSGlert angeIteQt.
PrGiioent 8onban ernannte als
MitglieOer bes Slid unb @iIbi9uBz
GOmites bic Senatoren 2abenscroft,
Miliams, Smith unD 8ouic. Der
Senat bertagte ii6 bis mOrgen.
unter 6dus.
@ls Spre6er S9dfer Oas Inter
buus 3uiummen 6srief, feblten bic So.
Sones, @lart, 4nberfon, 9otee BON
4nne Qrunbel=@puntp, DiIiums,
@ilIon, Sanbman, OrDben, Oubleb,
Miles, DilfiniOn, @6ite, t6ig6tman,
ScuODer, PenB. 8albpin, De 2acour,
0uuit, 3enoerfing, Qbton, SelbD,
6unIOn bon 9OparbsGoruntD u. Sa>
cDbs.
9stitiUnen rsi9ten Elm: 9r. S4irm
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Sriefbrfdroeruna nadl Dem sluslanac.

Die ausldnOii9e Ppit fir Die nit
benz II. 5e6ruar 1898 enoenbe 8o3;
f6lieBt i'm bieTigen 9oftamte Gin alien
SGGen piinttli6), pie fOlgt:
9ienftag, 8. = 8 l1br Q6enbs, fir
Gotta Rica, per 9ampfer BON Nelp=
Orleans. 9 l16r W6enos, fiirguropd,
per 0ampfer r9aris," pia SOUTH
omptpn C8riefe fir SrIunO miifen BE-
8ei9net iein nper 9aris"), II ltbr
Ra6ts, fir europa, per 9ampfer
rSeutonic," pia Queenstown. II
ll6r HaGts, fir Bermuda, per Dam
pier r3rtniDoo; fir NaFau, %. g.,
per Odmpfer Don Mtiami, Sld.
Mtttpo4, g. II @ormittdgs, fir
sSamaica, bia Yort Qntonio, per Dam
pier BON Baltimore. II ubr Na9ts,
fir Gentral : Qmerifa unO SIo : pa
cific : 6dfen, per 9ampfer n4Iiance,"
bia Colon; fir Nafau, %. g., unb
Santiago be guba, per 9ampfer
oNia8ara; fir San Domingo uno
9urts SslunD, per 9ampfer rgaepz
gprf."
9onreritdg, 10. - II u6r Nd6ts,
fir Sits, 8arbabo5 unb 0emsrara,
per 0ampfer nGaribbee."
Sreitag, II. - Z l1br Qbsnbs, fir
Europa, per 9ampfer y2ucanid," pia
Queenstown (9riefe fir Sranfreia,
Sib : europa, @gppten unb 8ritii6z
Snbien miifen be5ei6net iein rper GU
cania"). 9 ubr Qbenbs, fir 6rant=
reid, Siib europa, @gbpten unb
8ritii9 : Snbien, per 9ampfer ga
p9ascogne," bia SABRE (8riefe fir an
bere Sbeile bon europa miifen be-
Sei9net Iein rper Ga 8uscOgne"). II
1lbr Nd9ts, fir Na1au, %. g., per
9umpfer bon Miami, 6la.; fir SOr@
tune SslanO, Samaifa, SaOaniGla u.
8reptopn, per0ampfer yNbironbad";
fir Gope Sobti, &ur Gabes. SasmeI,
SsSeremie uno Santa Martbd, perOamz
pier DSolItein;" fir @ene3ueld, Sabaz
niQa, Curacao unb G%artbagena, pia
Guracao, per 0ampfer r@ene5uela."
Die 9oit fir Guba, bia Sampa,
SGa., i4lieBt bier tG9li4 um 1.5O
3a9mittugs; fir ReufunOlunO unO
Miquelpn, pia Bolton uno Salifar,
tGgli6' nm 4 11br Na9mittags; fir
G6ina unb Sapan, per 9ampfer BON
Gacoma, tGgIi9 UNI Z ubr Q6enOs
biz gum 10. Sebruar fir &ultrulien,
Neu : Seelanb, 6upaii, Stii unb Ga
moa, bid Gan Sran3isco, tdgli6 INN
Z ltbr @6enbs Biz gum 18. 5ebruar.
9. 9apies Wdrfielo, Bofmeiiter,
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Gus hem Snmern @arBlanO's mn
ben angren;enOrn Staatcn.

81 D B 4Iug Der 500
len 8ooIies" augeOedt.
Mtt Danger 5ur9t ieben Die 8etpobz
ner Don DiQiamspOrt, bic Our4 bic
@rsuelt6aten Der y6ooleD 8ooltes" in
beitGnoigem S6refen gebalten lperben,
ben nG6iten StunOen entgegen. De
tettib .SSerrb" QGen bon Baltimore bat
nGmli6 cine @eri9p0rung uufgeOedt,
Die qegen iein 2eben geri9tst mar. On
benz Sage, Der uuf Die 8erbaftung Der
bier Mitglieoer Der g6ooleD @oolie5"
folqte, berief Der 8ruber Des einen bic
Ter bier MGnner bic ibrigen Mitglie=
Der be5 9e6eimbunOes gu etnerS tbung
3uIdmmen. SSn OieIer SiBung iOGte
elm 8ldn, pie am beiten unD f6leunigz
ten Ru6e gu iiben, %entrporfen perDen.
Dit 8eri6porenen tamen therein, ben
9stettip gu einem Srintgelage ein3u=
laOen unD i'm betrunten gu MAIDEN,
Dann ioQte er in ben Seller getragen,
ermoroet uno Ieine 2ei6e uuf Oemielz
ben 6tede eingeI9urrt peroen. QQen
f6er3t ieBt po6l iiber oas Gomplot,
aQein er i6GBt ii6 bod glidli6, Der
@efabr, Die inn Drobte, enttOmmen gu
iein.
Pantt in Der &ir9s.
8et Der Sonntag : Na6mittdg 81
Sandman. Qd.. itdttdehdbtsn PeerDI>
gung oes 9rn. 6iiber brad in Der
8aptiiten : Stride pGbreno oes
Srduergottesbienfte8 Ger 6uB6oOen
Our4, mas einen aagsmsinsn PanIt
CUR 6Olge bate. Sine 6rau P0Iia4
3og fi4 auf tbrer 5ludt ourd elm 6er7
tier S4nittipunDen gu unO Elm UFarl,
Namens @barles Went, lpur0e ouI
Gbnlt6e 0eiie DerleBt.
6atuIe 6olgen.
PlDBli4 Qeitorben lit Die ~I4JaPrISe
ROie S'gfeil, bic am 5reIta9 .. 8'
bei'm @6littI6ublaufen ndbs 6rolt@
bura fiel unO nit Dem &oPre aut>
f6lao. De- san f6ien i5r tnoefen
ni6tS geIaaOet gu baden un0 par bsl@
na6e I6on pisOer Dsr9ensn Iporosn'
oig Roie oans pl0Blia ii6sr S3mers
aen inn aopfe tlu9te. &dum cine
gtunOe ipdter mar lie tOOt.
Bos audi INNER bic urid4e iein
moo. bic Grippe pirb Dur4 bic 4nz
msnpuno BON 0r. Quguit &Onig's
gruiftbss ge6eilt. Der e4te 8ruIttbee
frdot bic llnterI9rift BON Or. @uguit
96Rtq Guf iepem nml4ldae,
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There Is no German paper in Maryland, except
Ing the German Correspondent, that hoe sufficient
press capacity to print the usual sdisioO Of Der
peutsche Correspondent in less tasn
FIVE HOURS.
The press of the Correspondent" will print
fOiS and count the entire edition OF any othe
a. " German paper in Maryland In
FIVE MINUTES.
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2lmtlihe Sricfliite.

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SimoH; 10. 6oiimau, o.; a. SORT, Iib GmiHt;
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rus. z. p! Seoiu, GliB ana: -. eutaTepsti,
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HerDis; y ytlGou, Eilttt: y. CtiieD. g: 30.
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@etter Of Stir
Marplano unb ben Oiitritt columbia
flares, gefOlgt BON triiberem Detter
unb mDgli9er @eiIe lei9tem Gegen
am 9ienItag Qbenb, pdrmer, fiibOfz
li@s Ninbe.
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