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,.h n the weakness ar to the increase

much to the weakness as to the increase
s'"os western offerings The lake rate was on an
NV 10 2isc Local receipts were small. 100 cars
c'ns' a. sst,mated for Thursday with good weather
rn III soon increase. Liverpool was +Q%d
TIER the sea board clearances. $4,000 bush. would
owe ,.oted large II they had not been for two
ha'e charters here were for 10000 bush. Ele-
r. ~, ,eope led the selling.
az. ,ost NC The influences were the same as In
o slow shipping demand selling mood
'o" the SPECTATORS and some increase In the
sn0 .s,r offerings Receipts were 15l cars, with ITO
"es ' -,o-rov December closed at 22ssd22i:c; May
fo' " rlearances were 10000 bushels. two days
S$s professionals are not bullish on oats.
es~-~.eed lost lc. December closing at 81 IA
.fres Minneapolis had GA cars; Duluth. 50;
chicago ~ . s.ro.r wit, ,o~, ,,r ~
I'D and ribs up PIC. The close showed the
81 ~. al lost. and with last prices the as
- s,v.s 70 shade lower. There was heavy
'..,ss,on house selling Of pork. The packers are
On every strong spot. There g. 900 hogs
s.h ss 900 for tomorrow.
~ ,he curb puts on December wheat closed at
-. calls ss2sc. Puts on May wheat 717sc; calls
49, puts on May corn. 32ssqs2i4c; calls. S2lsc.
finantial
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ACTS AS TRUSTEE FOR CORPORATIONS.
FIRMS. AND INDIVIDUALS. AS GUARDIAN.
EXECUTOR, AND ADMINISTRATOR. TAKES
ENTIRE CHARGE OF REAL AND PER-
eOyAL ESTATES.
INTEREST ALLOWED on DEPOSITS
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THE NEW YORK AND HONDURAS ROsAni'
MINING
Not,fe Of Sum mons.

SUPREME COURT. New York county
~ charles c. Cornell. Jr. and Richard W
plaintiffs against James P. Adams. Defendant Sei
To the above ramed defendant; a. .o,,,,,,,t In
You are hereby summoned 70 answer .hs On the
.Ir,irs' attorneys within twenty days after q, c.se
,his summons exclusive OF the DAY OF will BE-
US ,surs 10 appear answer JuaSnsn. ,S.h n
81 49,, aeaIrst YOU by default for the rshsi De
the complaint - $500. All 1900
Dated. New fork oe'o RICHARDS a HEALD
Plaintiffs Attorney
ono. and Pos, onc. Address. i+ Broadway San'"''-"
New - Y
To lanes p. Adams: -. ..-..1 ,,on YOU BY pubiica~
me ules 70 an order OF Hon lronaru A.
r o 81 The justices OF the supreme rrr 81 1900 ana
New .s The complaint tho ONCE OF thr erk % ~.
rico ~' Ssw york the County Court HOUSE IN rs'o
County .. -. ath eay ~ November $50
Dated Ne" i''" RICHARDS HEALD
Plaintiffs AttorreyA
~. o~o. Aaaress I.i Broadway. Manhattan,
Sew York y. Y.
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subject 10 checue or on certificate.

DRAFTS on ALL PARTS OF GREAT BRI-
TAIN FRANCE. AND GERMANY BOUGHT
AND SOLD. COLLECTIONS MADE.
TRAVELLERS LETTERS OF CREDIT AVAIL
ABLE IN ALL PARTS OF THE WORLD. AND
COMMERCIAL LETTERS OF CREDIT ISSUED.
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Street.
New York. October H. 1899.
To the Holders of the
First Mortgage Four Per Cent.
Gold Bonds
OF THE
PITTSBURGH & WESTERN
RAILWAY COMPANY

,.--rs % our notice of December L. 1895 we haye
. .,,oynce that holders Of than so per cent In
&C =, The First Mortgage -Four Per Cent. Gold Bonds
:, ~. pittsburgh and Western Railway Company have
s,xs,.d these bonds with / accordance with the
,srny O. said notice
". Rave further TO announce that have made
.,r.ments with the Reorganization Managers Of the Bal
,oors an. Ohio Railroad Company whereby they
,.s. any Plan OF Reorganization OF the Pittsburgh and
western Railway Company prior to December L. 1899.
.s.y undertake give all depositors whose bonds
.h.u no, have sold them for cash. stated
The nerf option for eas; thirty days after
such Plan issued. take par and interest cash
10 lave their bonds included in the Plan
rev securities They also that the expiration
81 such option they will purchase from for par
and accrued interest up delivery all bonds
he'd BY US N respect OF which the option .aSe new
,ecures shsi not been exercised agreeing to
ssu thea bonds II Plan shall have been issued
sy that date the foregoing arrangements WILL continue
force thereafter until said Reorganization Managers
terminate the same by notice 10
any holder OF receipts certificates rather than
await such Plan desires and shall elect sell his bonds
for thereby losing his right OF election to take either
cash securities after issuance OF the Pan) said
Rsorgar Managers further that time
rror 10 December 1890 (and also thereafter until
us). holder his receipt
or Office for proper annexation OF such
election and that the expiration OF thirty days
from Of annexation he shall receive and
accrued interest in therefor Office sur
render Of receipt properly endorsed
j. p. MORGAN & co.
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LONDON BRANCH,

LOMBARD STREET. z. G.
Brv, and sells exchange on the principal
cite. Of tie world. collects dividends and cou-
rons without charge issues travellers and com
n.rc.sI letters Of credit. receives and pays
interest on deposits subject 10 cheque al sight
o, on notice, lends money on collaterals deals IN
American and other investment securities. and
os.rs rs services as correspondent and financial
sger, TO corporations. bankers. and DeTchants'
Bankers,
BANK OF ENGLAND.
CLYDESDALE BANK. Limited.
NATIONAL PROVINCIAL BANK OF
ENGLAND. Limited.
PARR's BANK. LIMITED.
Solicitors,
TRYsHFIELDs AND WILLIAMS.
London Committee,
ARTHUR JOHN FRASER. Chairman.
DONALD c. HALDEMAN.
LEVI P. MORTON.
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WALTER G. oAKMAN. President.

ADRIAN IsEIIN. JR.. vicePresldent
GEORGE Z. TCRNBCLL I'd vice-Presidsnt.
HENRY A. MURRAY. Treas. and Sec.
:. NELSON BORLAND. Asst. Treas. and Sec.
WI c. EDWARDS. ID Asst. Treas. and Sec
JOHN GACLT. Manager Foreign Dept.
DIRECTORS:
s.nuel o Bsbcock Adrian Iselin, tr.
George r Baker, Augustus D. Juilliard.
George s. Bowco.a. James " 1arvie'
A-r,.r Belmont. Richard A. McCurdy,
Frederic Cromwell, Levi ?. Morton
walter r. Gillette. Alexander z. Or.
G G. Haven. Walter G. Oaknan,
E.E. Hartman. Henry II. Royers
so-ae-s H.yes z Mex Twonbly.
ch,rles Henderson Frederick ". Vanderbilt.
Harry Payne whitney.
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Mr. Walter G. Newman, Presd't.
Union Copper Mining Co.,
#6o Broadway, city.
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miscellaneous.

.,,uU pnAT-TIFIl c-oRsFrs LAvAlLiEkE, 20 M
I'M ,aS 'eonfcytable fitted 20 your ntuN ,na,G
most perfect manner by Partisan s1' An Ave-
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yrs,.urer's once y Y. Nov. : 1899
rr,ur TRANSFER BOOKS OF this Company
l. uu, n. closed from o'clock p NJ Nov; 10 W. '0
~. morning Of Dec T. 1899. '" hOhoI""
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n pTRSTANCE Of an order Of Hon James

NJ varnum Surrogate OF NE vounv , g, .isims
ssnst william Jones late Of ne Soh.s % ,nsrscs
~. subscrfoer at his place OF ran,sctng
the enc OF a. ,ne city Of York or before me
SON day Marsh net pa,ea S Ssr Exscasor VIII
WsoEE ANYWAY Attorney for Executor AL o''~s"'''
reransh on Manha.-an. y. Y CITY.
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GNRwuN
Clinton Copper 9Niain9 Gompanp.
50 25roaoudu
MlNLu%
WALTER G. NEWMAN.
President.
To the Stockholders of the


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Ipubis
Number
ounces | and 0 91ays 1e 81 sCf G'" ''" 2E
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6urroaatc's Notlres.

- 'pTIrRSTANCE OF an order Of Hon. James
i varnum. a Surrogate Of the County OF ~
sea,n,t Timothy Hogan, late OF ne County OF ~"
asa-'ss with the vouchers thcteof
AZ their place OF transscting business
=, ,ns oeSce of Messrs Buter Notmsn Joins N.Y.
CIV Of Sew York before the iosn ga nuS ng
nsr: ga SIMPSON MARGARET y. HOGAN. e.
EhSEs pf-TIER HOFFMAN. JoLINE MINpERsE'
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finanrial.

q Wall Street.
New York. October II, 1899.
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TIVE H-o COMPANY. BUFFALO. NEw &c YORK isoa
ATA MEETING Of the Board OF Directors
"A ,.n this DAY a dividend Of TWO PER CENi s a.,
.n,-e, being the twenty-sxth consecuu.e Raven
Ger a,., 1889 The transfer books WI e.ose No'e"'e
per -i 20 art rsopen November 22nd lsv9
l'th io'' " G. T. wOLvERTON. Secretary
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MIssoULA NOTES.

Fine watches. Kohn Jewelry Co.
Sheriff Curran made business trip
to Helena this week
sE. Z. Boom of Butte. formerly a Hell
ena attorney, is visitor in Missoula.
T. c. Marshall and W. O. Rant are
spending few days in Butte on bust
ness.
marriage license has been issued to
William Johnson and Miss BERTHE B.
Magee by the clerk of the district court.
They are both of this city.
Napoleon Lacasse has sold to John
and George Lacasse the Margarete
placer mining claim, situated on Cedar
creek. Consideration, ST.
Samuel Magee has sold his interest
in the City Livery stables to Charles
Smith and will engage in other business
in the future. Mr.. Smith is a we'll
known merchant of Bonita.
Mr., and Mrs. Jacob Puskala, who
were recently married in the city, have
left for their home at Florence The
parties are natives of Finland and
are the first couple to be married in this
part of the state from that country for
several years.
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WILL RIDE NO MORE.
The Terrible Swcde's Collar Bone Broken
by a Fall.

by a Fall.
Kansas City, Nov. 24.-John Lawson,
the Terrible Swede'' did not ride in
the As hour bicycle race at Conven-
ton hall to-day and the chances are
that he will not be able to take part
in the coming New York grind
1t developed that his collar bone had
been broken in his fall yesterday. He
was at the track and offered to go
ahead and do his best but as he could
only use the left hand in steering his
wheel, the management decided upon
his withdrawing. Lawsons injury was
sustained at 2:21 yesterday afternoon,
during the first hour of the days rid
ing. He was picked up and put on his
wheel in jiffy and with rare bravery
rode hurricane half mile in his en-
deavor to keep his losss down to two
laps.
For seven hours and twenty minutes
the Terrible Swede" rode. his face
showing little of the anguish he felt
During the closing hours he asked to
have a doctor called to examine his
shoulder, but his handlers secured
some medicine and applied it after half
carrying the exhausted rider from the
track.
Lawson finished the regular race at
$50, third from the front and a few
minutes later, although suffering Sc
we're pam. HUuHteu lSU pound motor
tandem with a mate and steered it for
for an additional half hour. at a speed
of 1850. 1t was not until midnight
that physician examined the riders
injury and the discovery that the col
lar bone was broken was made In his
racing career, Lawson has twice suf
fered fracture of the collar bone.
Seven riders got away at 1913 today
with Miller slightly in the lead and
being hard pushed by Lulius, Gus
Lawson, Repine and Waller in the
hotter bringing UP the rear.
The score at $40 tonight, at the end
of the twentyfourth hour, follows:
Miller 4S5 miles, l lap.
julius ASS miles. / lap.
l. Gus Lawson ass miles, l lap.
Repine 4S5 miles.
Waller asa miles, 7 laps.
Lingenfelder 483 miles, laps.
Niederhofer 375 miles, laps
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He Got Mixed I'm

Missoula, Nov. 24.-WiIiam Hughes
IS down from his Lolo ranch for few
Gays, and While in the city is trying to
stfalghten up little affair that hap
pened in the city last week, which cost
one OF the Lolo farmers several more
man working for ]. F. Delaney. the
Wen known farmer on the Lolo. came
to the city to spend a few dollars and
took his cart and horse. He drank
considerable while here and got himself
INTO trouble which landed him in the
JAN. He was fined, and to pay his fine
sold his cart and harness to a second
hand store. In the mean time this
young man owed Mr.. Delaney several
dollars, and Delaney hearing of the
muddle that the young man got into.
attached the horse and cart for the
amount that he owed The young man
hearing that his cart and horse were
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Church Services.

Missoula. Nov. 24.-The following
church services will be held in the city
Sunday:
Methodist--Regular preaching ser
vices, both morning and evening. Sun
day school at 1915. Young People S
meeting at $50.
Episcopal-Preaching services in the
morning. At the evening services the
Young Peoples society will hold
Thanksgiving services. All are invit-
ed to attend.
Communion at II A. M. Song and
praise services at the Northern Pacific
hospital at 3 P. M. Special Thanks
giving services by the Young Peoples
society of Christian Endeavor, in the
evening.
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EVIDENCE VERY STRONG
Two Indians Are Suspected of
the Murder.
ONE OF THEM LITTLE MARY
The Man Is Lolo and From What Has
Been Discovered 1t Now Seems
Certain That They Are the
Guilty Parties.

Missoula Nov. 24.-County Attorney
Denny has returned from his trip 20
the reservation. and was accompanied
by Indian Agent Smead. The two have
been carefully investigating the muir
der of Ambrose. the young Indian who
was found west of this city few weeks
ago with his head crushed There is
strong circumstantial evidence sur
rounding two Indians, one a man and
the other a woman. The woman is
Little Mary. who has been under ar
rest for some time, and the man is
Lolo. From what is being discovered
in connection with the case. it seems
certain that these two are the guilty
parties. Mary certainly knows all about
the affair, but is as mum as an oys er.
Simoud and Blue Eyed Sam, who have
been under arrest since the murder. will
be released shortly, as the county at
torney is convinced that they had no
connection with the matter.
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Wall paper and paints at Simons
Was Kept Busy,

Missoula. Nov. 24.-George Westby of
this city, who has been with the United
States geological surveying party, has
returned home and says that he has
been kept pretty busy while away
The party have been engaged in the
mountains in and around Garrison and
from there to Butte They have been
examining the work done by previous
party which located points from which
next year party will make a contour
map of the mountains in that section
of the state. Next years party will be
large one and will enter the field as
early as possible.
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toes these are all the amputations ]

toes these are all the amputations I
know of on white men.
From December %, 1895, all surgical
work was done by me, with Captains
Bodfish. Cook and McKenna assisting.
Chloroform was used in every case,
with no bad results.
"All the subjects we worked on have
turned out well, and some of them bet
ter than the case you saw. I have not
studied medicine or done any dissect-
ing, nor have 1 ever seen anything of
the kind done until I was compelled to
do it while at Herschel island.'-New
York Press.
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attached, rustled the money and paid
what he owed Mr.. Delaney, and got a
receipt. Mr.. Delaney had forgotten, how
ever. that he had an attachment on the
cart and horse, and when the young
man asked that the attachment be re-
leased, Mr. Delaney found that he had,
to pay the costs of the suit, which was
several times more than what was COM
ing to him from the young man, and
Mr. Hughes is now down looking after
the young mans things.
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DISTRICT, COURT.
The Water Injunction Case of Spurgin vs..
Mrs. Alex De Long.

AAc wafer In1unCtlOn case OF Sp ufSln VS..
Mrs. Alex De Long.
Missoula, Nov. 24--Business in the
district court has been verr light to-
day, the attention of the court being
mostly taken UP with the water injunc-
ton case of Spurgin ct al. VS.. Mrs.
Alex De Long. After the case had been
fought almost the entire day, the at
torneys for both sides got together,
and it was agreed to give Mrs. De Long
four inches of the waters in the Cam
non-Cave ditch. At the morning ses-
sion Allen Rockefeller was sentenced
to the penitentiary for one year but
before he was sentenced had nothing
to say why he should not be. in re-
Spouse to a question put to him by
the court.
Mrs. Mary N. Mcvittie has brought
attachment proceedings in the district
court against D. K! and Mrs Lucy
Rockwell. formerly of this city. Mr..
and Mrs. Rockwell signed note for
500 in favor of the plaintiff on the
goth of March, 1896, which draws
interest at the rate of 10 per cent per
annum. Two hundred dollars Sof the
amount has been paid, as has been $50
interest on March 20, 1898, $50 interest
on March 20, 1897. and SIS on May l,
1898. The plaintiff asks for Judgment
for $500 less the amounts paid, and asks
Iof the attachment OF lot ard the 10
feet west of lot in block 81 of Trims
addition.
G. E. Williams has brought foreclos-
ure proceedings against John l.. Sween-
ey ct al on a note for $9S9OS, signed
Dec. l. which draws interest at the
rate of II per cent per annum. The
plaintiff asks Judgment for the above
amount, also $3.50 attorneys fees and
S26.25 insurance, which has been paid
by the plaintiff. He also asks that lots
and in block "a of McCormick'~ ad-
dition, lot Is in block 20 of c. p. Hig-
gins addition, be sold at sheriff sale.
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Casually List.

Washington. Nov. 24.-General Otis
sends the following list of casualties, sus-
tanned since his last report:
Killed in advance on Pavia. Nov. 81
Howard Lowe, sergeant, 9th artillery;
William S. Ady, 18th infantry.
In action near Barrio Tenabang. Nov.
11-Thomas f. Gardner 18th infantry.
Wounded-Charles E. Hapner. right
thigh, moderate: John E. Miller, right
chest and abdomen, severe.
In action at Minduriao. Panay, James
NJ. Casey, 18th infantry, left thigh. slight.
In action. near Jaro, Panay, Richard
Corbett, 26th infantry neck, severe
James E. Roegy, head, severe.
In action at Lanabo, LuZon, Paul Phen-
ner, 18th cavalry, left thigh, moderate:
Edward Johnson, head, moderate; Will
liam w. Human, corporal, right leg, mod
crate
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Missoula, Nov. 24.-At the residence
of Mrs. Hord. on East Front street,
Rev. ]. J. McAllister tonight united in
marriage Freedom G. Stiles and Miss
Eleanor A. Peter, both of Thompson
Falls, where the bride has been a
school teacher. Only a few intimata
friends were present Both the parties
are well known, and have many friends
who will wish them joy.
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Cabinet Officer Captured.

Manila, Nov. a. 11:25 a. m.-Senor Buen-
canine. former member of the so-called
cabinet of Asuinaldo, has been brought
to General Otis a prisoner on board the
transport Rrutus. He had sought ref
uge in a village near San Fabian, with
Aguinado's mother and son. The natives
disclosed his identity to Major Cronin.
who captured him.
General Young is still in the mountains
on the trail of Aguinaldo.
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Excellent bread at Rosendorf's.
His Hand Punched.

Missoula. Nov. 24-M. Chapple, an
employe of the Northern Pacific at
Butte, was brought to the railroad hos
pital here Thursday-. He was coupling
cars in the yards at Butte and in some
unaccountable manner got his hand
badly pinched. One of the fingers will
have to be amputated.
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A Condition of Uncertainty.

Missoula, Nov. 24.-The Northern Pa
cific has fallen down again on its over
land service from the East There We're
a few days when things picked up a
little. gave promise of an Improvement,
put during the past few days matters
nave relapsed into their former condi-
ton of uncertainty
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One event produces another. Grand
Thanksgiving sale of linens and nap
kins. See them and you'll agree with
us that they are the handsomest linens
for the money you have ever seem Chi
cago Bee Hive, Missoua.
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With every dollars worth purchased
at ]. l.. McBride's ticket will be Civ
en- that will entitle the holder to n
chance for the $65 Garland range that
will be ratified off Christmas.
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Dr. Hanbidge will be at the Flor
ehce Motel, Missoula. Friday and Sat
urday, Nov. "a and 25.
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Cut prices on shoes at the Golden
Rule store. A few odd sizes at about
half price while they last.
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A large line of ladies' and children's
Ieit shoes just received. The Golden
Rule store
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Consult DR.. Dodd, eye specialist,
Florence hotel, Missoula. Examina ton
free.
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One thousand dollars worth of rock
ers given away as premiums, and prices
below competition. Globe Store.
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Children's coats at the Golden Rule
store. CSC, S1.4S, s1.9s, $2.4s and up.
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Paperhanging and painting. Simons
Stiles-Petter,

P. NJ. Reilly G. Co.. the srocers.
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New picture mouldings at Simons'
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WESTERN MONTANA

The Western Montana Office of the Standard Is
at 2l3 Higg avenue, opposite Postoflce Mis-.
+ ,oala. Telephone No. lis. Advertising rates
furnished on application.
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