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The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1898-09-27
LATE NEWS ~ WIRE

Hunting ". Va. SEPT 5s-w1uis-o
Walton. wealthy Pit-sourg business
man. dropped dead here today while 60
routs home from ne sea snore
Cheboygan. &lca.. SEPT. 7s.-rnorupso p
srnl.h's sons sz~rnAL ne isrEest n
northern Mlohizan. has b8rnei TIE
plant was valued =; 80 %. insured Tor
- 0oo The mill was io-atsd a. Duncan
city. sffourb n Chsb9g Kan.
London. ont. Sep S-Ho7- n e. carr
e-cu. lieutenant governor 20 ths North
west Territories. tle5 tossy AZ Cam
eron va visiting MAJOR Vlls1n. % .hls
city snt suffered 8 severe a-.ack ~
acsts pasumeaiz, Eslrs- caused BIS 1.4fa-
Akron. ono. Sep ss-Tes t-5sy q Co.
car osbarae. 3 farmer Ee.1x n~zr oe~v
was found IN os harm to-day re h@s
ben murdered during tas nrst fsr
MONEY. IL Ezs - years - sxs 80 Tsry
wealthy. There Is 70 csas - re u,4F-
6erera.
Bl.ssasis Mo. SEPT 1s--sannssl R..h-
fazs. wao sr1a shst bg rDaasrE iH.eess *
. roo res pakt9escs N tns a-sfa stree. -
M village YESTERDAY uoFasax. II snooa-
s-1sas today E@ RS BAD zes.s 81
ths a5soansz. CF@e-a be4e.e tn-g base
-ss -oa5s-a srzeEe-s f9 Ta.esa
3. Losss. s~9.- s-Jsa. s. re-t-7.
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seFas Fnsw ars reserved sneres - trs
s=@ss e~-asue sf8-k 7 ere w~Fz T-ers
s.-rera ara r-w sef-- ss+e-ae ks~e
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1898-09-27
VIII fse the Psatsr~ Or the Court ses-
siou al " ataaEo-

p R--s. D. r Esyt - -fBps1si -
JOYCE Joan o. Tarsney NJ. TzTsp-T.
rsssfrlr. CierE ri H-s,sF 49, C7ars
sserov~auuer f1gsr ia yesterday fer
svs.e-ra. wee 90 f3fzs 49, os-sr cosrt
.a-na--w TIE trisl - HEy wUaan fer
.ra aaras- q crats H1f-ss.h ~. - -
meet ~ nsss-t fsssafs a~i1Fs - e0sr-
T-s cass - g. eE - - fs4sf- ff1r1 siArt
~ eaast 81 ba-l strs. sd - 'rzi-rs -
fgrr - nyu1s very -ftefesrieg fea9snE
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1898-09-27
rhe Growth on seeiali.rn.

II Is argued by deep thinkers tia; the
growth % socialism IS due TO tie large
standing armies Of the world. IN when
men are often made to enlist against their
win and thus become disseminated Wit
existing conditions. The growth %
stronger race Of people is due % tos largs
sale of Host-.teT's Stomach Bitters. wfich
is ne best medicine for cossiveuess. dys-
pepsia. fever. ssue and al nervous
troubles TT one bottle.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1898-09-27

heaGltul castles 10 be built by the loving
hands OF mutual heirIrIuess and filed
"lta healthy, happy chIlTen-
Almost without exception these dreams
might cecoEee realities II mothers would
U1-Y teach thci- daughters the most com
mon sense facts about their own physical
makeup, and advise them how 20 protect
me raseives rom the pcTils Of the three
SiNiCal periods OF their hves-puhertv OF
maturity. motherhood ami the turn of
tiie- " omen al these times suffer from
irregularities and weaknesses which. II
neglected, VIII develop into dangerous Dis
eases and make their whole lives v,--t,he.d
Ine delicate organs that make wifehood
ana motherhood possible. cannot be uez-
4eS'ea with llcpgnity. Il they are neglect
"a the result Is unhappy wifehooG. and
motherhood VIII Be q menace of death
II. Pierce : FavOrite Prostitution Is an m
i@iiug specific for all diseases OF these
o. Cans II restores them TO perfect health.
II promotes regularity of their special f!nc-
ucns. II nts for wIfehood ard mother
Looc. II tones. invigorates ard builds Nd
tAS nerves that have been shattered BY
pain and suffering.
For years my wife suffered fror, what III.
SoNtSSs callSd pVolz psus OF the uterus vr-,tes
~ nary Chant, Of III Haskell Street Dallas
Ia she was uSrvouS. had cold hands = III
ieci- palpItatiou. headache. backache c,ns.;rS,-
t-o9' cls2Syceaoie Drain. bearluE-iavrr rssr,S
S-1 no hppcsltc She GOT 50 weak She e,1r,iH 80
set around an oniya fahorer. and vsas .i,v-s,s
- So 10 me doctors and al for no good a. none
d Pierce FsvCrite Prescription and I, S~~-,,-S
% Work Ike charm. she has taken sh-u,
thirteen bottles and Is TO-DAY as So, -
lily - 49, s1nGn In tbs Er@ssA St<a--I'
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TaK wEATHEK

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The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1898-09-27
Business Boom.n. AT Garher.

CARRIER. o. T. Sept SpeGaD-Gar-
her & Sous, one Of four enterprisins firms.
have Just completed an asdi,ion 10 their
store room. The new building = S3x70 feet
TWO stories finished sn arst-ciass style
TIE Postofdce department IS the Reatest
one N the county. Tbs gives them a
floor space 81 eox7o feet. being the largest
store room In ne strip. The second story
mas been specially built for lo3se pur-
$500 -" Cff Fellows MasonS. Wood
men and @. A. r viii organize az once
--I4 AEs. Tai, aGG Mrs. N CARRIER
have returned from Omaha. where they
nave been attending the exposition
Our farmers are busy plowsng and SOW
i1g wheat. Considerable OF the wheat -
-lre2dy Up.
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sir knights Who Travel East

IN October should remember the Faad2ila-
Pennsylvania saary Lines are t2e nos1 d.
rect from s. Louis % P.ltsoarg for ths
Trseuai2l Coaclavs. Tickets o. sale Octo-
Der SIN TO 18th. !aclGs-vs- You can and CT
about them D. applying . ". : BRUN-
NER, A G P Agt. ST L<o1ss
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Joe and John at 1T. Louis

St louis No. sept zs.-Pressdsnt Rob
srt Aull. Of tue ST Louis Fair association.
has closed 2 deal and arranged 10 have
the match race between the famed ~ eers
John r. Gentry and Joe Patchen he'd az
the fair grounds on "wednesday. octpbsr
& TIE fair association will put up puGse
O. Z. 90 for the race.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1898-09-27

Philadelphia. Se2s 2E-Sgtherland Law
once famous e-.ezeter. committed clsi-
cids saYly tA5s morning b Jumping fran
ne window @ Foo1 II tas f5sTta xtory
u tote n tAis city. us sTsszez say
&c was Temporarily i-ssr<-
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1898-09-27
TreasarY ~tafemeat

Washington. D g. sept &-Totzy's
statement Of The condition Of the treasury
elbows. Available casn balance. tsl3 x ~ !:
sold reserve. 20 - ~
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1898-09-27
THE EXCELLENCE OF SYRUP OF FIGS

is due not only to the originality and
simplicity of the combination, but also
to the care and skill with which it is
manufactured by scientific processes
known to the CALIFORNIA FIG SYRUP
Co. only, and we wish to impress upon
all the Importance of purchasing the
true and original remedy. AS the
genuine Syrup of Figs is manufactured
by the CALIFORNIA FIe SYRUP Co.
only, knowledge of that fact will
assist one in avoiding the worthless
limitations manufactured by other par
ties. The high standing of the CALL
FoRNIA FIG SYRUP Co. with the medi-
cal profession, and the satisfaction
which the genuine Syrup Of Figs has
given to millions of families, makes
the name of the Company a guaranty
of the excellence of it's remedy. 1t is
far ia advance of all other laxatives,
as it acts on the kidneys, liver and
bowels without irritating or weaken
ing them, and it does not grippe nor
nauseate. In order to get its beneficial
effects, please remember the name of
the Company
CALIFORNIA FIG SYRUP co.
SAN FRANCISCO, Cal
LOUIsvTLLE. Ky NEW YORK, N.H
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1898-09-27
CALIFORNIA FIG SYRUP co.

conceding the greatness of the latter the
supreme court is greater.
W. J. Drummond, editor OF the Enid
Sun, believes he is safe in claiming the
oldest editor and printer, in years of act
ual service. in Oklahoma, If not in the en-
tire west. I. S. Drummond, father of the
editor of the Sun, entered printing office
in Ohio nearly fifty-four years ago. when
eleven years old. With the exception OF
three years in the Union army and year
or so when ne ina gined he was a farmer,
ne has been in the harness almost con-
tinuously. During this half century of
newspaper work he has always been act
i've in politics He cast his first vote for
the first Republican candidate for pres-
dent, and he has been licked, politically
speaking. exactly the same number of
times that the Republican party has. and
has been victorious as many times as the
party of Lincoln and Grant mas cleaned
out the opposition. In New Mexico there
is an Indian tribe whose religion consists
mostly in the belief that the sum total of
a mans misfortunes, hard luck and pain
while on earth are deducted from the
amount of hell which Is in store for
every mortal In the hereafter, and if a
man has a tough enough r1rne of It in this
life he viii go straight 10 the happy hunt
ing grounds after his demise. If these
Indians are right then fifty years Of
newspaper life should surely entitle man
to complimentary ticket and a free pass
to the New Jerusalem on the first fast
chariot train that passes after he fords
the Styx.
On account Of the absence Of Chairman
Grimes, no conclusion has been reached
in the matter of accepting or declining
Keatons challenge to Flynn for a joint
debate. Flynn is perfectly willing to en-
ter upon debate but he insists that fair
ness and courtesy demand that the chal-
lenge be extended so as to include Han
kins, the candidate OF the middIe-of-the-
road Popuists. After resting with mis-
family here on Sunday Mr. Flynn left this
morning for Woodward. a journey of 80
miles. where he speaks this evening. His
dates for the rest of the week are as fol-
lows:
Alva. Tuesday, 2 p. m.
Byron. Wednesday Q p. m.
Wakita, Wednesday, 8 p. m.
Ponca City. Thursday. p. m
Enid Friday, p. m.
Hennessey, Saturday, p. m.
Secretary Filson, Of the school land de-
partment reports about 81 500 day COM
ing in now from payment of lease notes
for school land The annual payments
are due in October of each year, and viii
be much larger next month.
Governor Barnes returned home today
from four weeks vacation.
TO CURE A COLDIN ONE DAY.
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THANKS TO THE REGULARS
Major stone Makes AekBsgtedge-
ment. Refere Leavfng Reao.

e Reno o. T. SEPT. s--tspeci A. Be
fore leaving For- Reno. Aa19r Stone
caused TIE toE0=i5E cEders TO Be isaus1
relating - tie Kindness the hatsaiAon re-
ceives from Captain JShz Snoslsno@-E
ana TIE enlisted u1sn % Fort Eeso-
C.---. ps--ax Ssr- = rssz
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1898-09-27

Moonlight on the
sea IheFe are pic-
lures ard dreams
and castles IN the
ar fo- the woman
who SITS and gazcs
out over Il. Pic
lares OF a happy
home, dreams Cf A
manly husband
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1898-09-27
WILSON'S TRIAL FOR MURDER

Quart against ~os,ss. Ertr. nnslsria sA1
ever ~ taklnE IIead-s garsaparlna-
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Camp BA-aez. sep = -
SPECIAL ORDERS No =

Tbs bastAlson being aeoa1 70 cave FcrS
Reno. after zen Sssss sssE1 - Fsepsra-
ton for seTTtce. egTing S'S-ch tsrse t1e
hattasoa las b<sn thoroughly egst2T~s1.
zsu fed zz1 cig-ass8. ard much q t1e
s1ch prozrssz as las e-ssa zn4s-s, being fss
.sf7ect resaz x tie Sized AID tasrosgG-
nsss xsrh vhb-a ne patfsl-ss sl&z esea
eQ,apoe-3. n a-s6t&l4on cglsn-a .l-a-er tzkea
ms nsIho9 q expressing te4s s1t-Te sst-
sxEzrrloE n t1e os1cs-s ard s-lls-e3 r-e1
OF ne hz1zfsoz 70 CsFsezz gokz ~ S1as-
tsrae-xs- .2es- caz5zaz-sss~T, ~ she yea
sas sne7gy wlls zIess - nzs satieisss &c
oar evevy aese IS - eeaiaszeHt sza see
care with wAscs re - fssAts,ss sae saE-
p2ssas ree.ss1rT ssr SO sztfzzses. Srs1
Ae-sny expresses tss .zE-kS .. shs -
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Secretary Filson, OF the school land de-
partment. reports about $500 day COM
ing in now from payment of lease notes
for school land. The annual payments
are due in October of each year, and will
be much larger next month.
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TO CURE A COLDIN ONE DAY.

Governor Barnes returned home today
from a four weeks vacation
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n~sg EaEs'. y a.sTass. : sasss . ..--
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Take Laxative Bromo Quinine Tablets.
All druggists refund money If ii fails to
cure. 25c The genuine has L. B. Q. on
each tablet
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Alva, Tuesday. 2 p. m.
Byron. Wednesday 2 p. m.
Wakita, Wednesday, 8 D. m.
Ponca City. Thursday. 3 p. m
Enid, Friday, p. m.
Hennessey, Saturday, 2 p. m.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1898-01-17
WERESERIOUSLY HURT
A had RUNAWAY AND A HEROIC
EFFORT TO srOp THE HORSE.
Mrs. Mary ". knight and Mrs. l.. A.
Hamburger Seriously Injured In
a Runaway on Main street.

Mrs Mary N. knight, Of II06 jefferson
avenue. aud her daughter, Mrs. L. A. Ham.
burger. were thrown from their buggy or
Main street and Prairie avenue yesterday az!
| tcrnoon and sustained serious injuries
| desperate and heroic attempt was made
| by Mr.. NJ. plowtz, proprietor OF the anatom-
| ical show on market square. to stop the run
away, but Il was unsuccessful. aud tho brave
man was himself hurt
About o'clock the two ladies started from
Mrs. knights home for d drive and at tho
start II was seen that the horse was very
restivc and hieh-spritcd when Main street
was reached IL besanlo run north down Main
street at a terrific pace. and all Mrs. Knights
Efforts to stop the naddcned animal were
hopeless. Az the horse came dashng down
tho street. Mr.. plowtz saw the great pcril Of
the ladies. and rushing into the street, while
people held their breath with horror, he
sprang desperately at the horse and throw his
arms around its neck, only to be hurled to
the ground and tranpied under foot. and
the buggy passed over his body. He was
picked up considerably skinned and bruised.
with HIS collar bone broken.
As the horse flew down the street faster
and faster, throngs OF people looked on in dis
may but none were able or dared to try TO
stop IL. Tho ladies sat upright and silent,
mind. and never relaxed their attempts to
brlng the runaway to "A standstill
When Prairie avenue was reached, the horse
wbirled into 1t. and would have gone cast.
but an accident there bcfoll him, which prob
ably saved the lives of the ladies, for at the
turn he slipped on The muddy car tracks and
fell headlong ovcrturning the buggy and
dashing the. occupants into the street They
were picked up Immediately by the people
who swarmed to the spot, Mrs. knights face
covered with blood aud bad cut over the
syp mn an In pnup tIpa 4 Ia,,, tas,,sf
had a large swelling over her forehead and
was unconscious They were taken into kics-
llng's drug store and pr. Eclthardt dressed
the wounds. AT late hour last night both
the Indies were resting easily aud out Of
danger.
Mr. plowt1, whose bravery was SO com
mendabc was attended by Or. Urwitz and
though his injuries were painful. they were
not serious, and he was able to be down
town last night.
Tho buggy was not broken to any great ex-
tent, ana although the horse was thrown
hcavily and became entaneled IN the har-
ness. II seemed to be uninjurod.
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IT MAY BE POINTED
GOV. TAyLoR's MESSAGE is AVN
IOusLy AWAITED.
He In Expected 10 CniI the Attention
OF the Legislature Ia Govcrn-
mcnt by Injunction.

r - e . h.. d.
Nashville Tenn. January 16.--The legis.
Ilature Will meet in extra session tomorrow
at noon. The election of a United states
senator and the Forthcoming message OF
Governor Taylor are much discussed
The senatorial situation = unchanged +.
A caucus will be held and nomination made.
The caucus may meet tomorrow night. but
This is not certain. Governor Taylor's late
announcement OF his candidacy stu Causes
much comment and has resulted in forcing
the workers for McMillin and Iui,eS to
bring in recruits.
a forecast OF the result would lie guess
work tonight.
Governor Taylors sssage Is expected to
be severe regarding the recent action of
United States Judge Clark in relation to
railroad property assessments for taxa-
tion. and us the Judge has taken jurisdic-
ton in cases brought Nv purely iesident
corporations. 1t is intimated that the gov
ernor will use vigorous lang iage touching
on government by Injunction and the as
sessment Of property .or taxat on by the
Federal court. The session Will ,e hot
one.
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able ID advance any theory or supposItIcn
capable or solving the various psych0icsisai
cnigmas that wore cleverIy produced nr;
Cooke had the assistance Of Mr.. a. y. Powell
Of his company IN soinr Of his work. hut with
that exception the production Of each cnignn
seemed entirely HIS own. AS usual. a com
mittce appointed by the audience, consisting
Of Messf1s. John Kennedy, DR. Tossing. John
Stewart and win Dixon, examined with scru-
timing care all materials used and cndcavored
to account In some way for each deception.
There was no programme amounted. aud
the work consisted OF the usual slate writings,
table Hitting. changing OF water to wine. but
fully two-thirds OF the entertainment was
confined to the usual cabinet demonstrations,
all OF which were remarkably clever. Or.
Cooke permitted bis hands TO be tied with
cloth 20 tightly M to prevent circulation OF
blood and then tied To well secured stake
within the cabinet, apparently rendering hin
unable 10 move limb, yet when the curtain
was drawn he quickly performed many acts
that would have required tho use OF hands
and arms. McssrB. Kennedy and Stewart
were also Invited into the cabinet, but were
bound with the condition 10 keep their eyes
shut, hut to hold the performer In any way
they saw proper. yet the mysterious effect
continued. The exhibition IL good ono OF
the kind, though the variety Of work attcmnt-
cd is not ms extensive as usually seen In SIM
liar shows,
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TEXAS SOCIETY.
nENl0N.

Mrs. w. A. Ponder invited the member.
of the Ariel club TO her home on lNednes.
day TO meet Mrs. Rotan, president of Tho
Texas Federation of Womens Clubs, at
hear her talk in the interest of the FED.
emtion," After Il pleasant two hours con.
versation, refreshments were served ;lnd
toasts were offered and responded TO- A
short programme had been prepared fer the
occasion and consisted of a few pieces OF
music and character sketch of Leah
by Mrs. Y. w. Abney. Several guests
we're present besides the members of tie
club. Mrs. Rotan left today for Denlson
accompanied by Mrs. w. A. Ponder rres-
dent of the Ariel club, and one of the vice
presidents of the Federation.
Mrs. Robert Ham and Mrs. Russell re-
ceived at Mrs. Hannas home on Thursday
from o'clock till IL. The house was
beautifully decorated and dainty Ietrcsh-
ments were served Those who assisted
in receiving woro: Misses Leonora and
Clara Ham. Miss Carlotta Russell. Miss
Frances Hansen, Miss Annie Edwards,
Miss Margaret Glass, Miss flulallie Wright.
and Miss Helen Dean Williams; Mrs. Ed
Ham and Mrs. viii Williams
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CnnI,iS ClInIslrI.

The reception and hon given m this cit,
Friday night in honor Of rhe second an
niNersary of the Corpus Christi club was an
event long TO be remembered by those Nhc
had the pleasure TO be on hand. The club
room was beautifully decorated with ever
greens, flags. etc.. and the artistic display
was never before eQualed at any event OF
the kind ever given in the BLUFF City. Al
about p m. the. crowd began 10 assemble
and in a few moments thereafter sweet
strains of music announced that The even
ing entertainment was in progress. At
about 3 o'clock the trippers OF the light
fantastE had the floor and the iudulgers
of the ierpsichorean art kept time 10 the
music furnished by Crixell's strns band,
the band being seated behind lower OF
flowers. The dance went merrily on until
late hour. and when the strains of that
old familiar piece. Home. Sweet Home.'
burst forth, all realized that they had
spent one OF the most ENJOYABLE evenings
ever spent IN Corpus Christi
There was an enjoyable hop at the Ken
edy Rifles armary In honor of the newly
elected officers
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represent us in the United States senate
all questions OF Importance and worthy Oh
attention at the proper a.e But " COM
parson they sink into lnslgnifcance wnen
| the opening OF Buffalo bayui y rnaer
consideration. The memorial Scout. sn,h'
upon his death bed. having reones'od ihe
attendant to read 10 rim npcn hcins asled
from what book. replied; shera Is but
one book. There lie now but one question
worthy Of consideration oy he People OF
Houston, and that question !. UntgciAal III
It's application. No nan can alicri % IL
more or neglect It. With deep ~iiei Htus-
ton Will enter the TweuttcN-- ccnlur, race
with masts M and 'olo-s ing ~ ~.
gateway to the great Southwest she VIII
not only command The attention o. such
financial Napoaons as Phil Armour whose
saeacity presages victory, but with an
impetus unparalleled take her place as a
metropolitan city, the position watch her
geographical location, railroad tdeil; uea ana
climate cntitlo her.
Texas is now the sixth star in the field
Of the Nations glory. Houston must net
faiter. but aid her N her efforts with ss-
ter States to light and giorify the paths
of prosperity and pelee.
There Is no time FOR iress parade or re"
view along the sltrm!ah line. The Fcst,
Major Cave, Prosid snt Gribbo. Secretary
Richardson. Mayor Rice. Judge l.ittrcil and
n few others have beln Jealous workers In
this cause VIII you aid them? II 80
prepare for action.
1t is said none but the brave deserve
the fair" The bill VIII soon come before
the rivers and narbors committee Com
pressman Bali Will do his duty faithfully
hut he must hay hf'ir. AM that inamc-
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