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Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-08-10

Eious modus vivendi. in which these
words were read: The saddest specta-
Gle ever witnessed Is that now presented
OF the whole human race i'll more or less
uncertainty AZ 10 their future and final
state. ii Tor this human race that
race is understood which acknowledges
change even in articles of faith made by
prominent ministers of the Gospel of
Christ. as 1t is said there; who. accord
ing 10 the apostle III his second epistle
10 Iimothy, chapter 81. Verse :. are al
ways learning and never attaining to
the knowledge of the truth. surely no.
thinS Is more true. But il for this hui
man race the author OF that article in
cludes the Roman Catholics, nothing is
more untrue; for ali true Roman Cath
olics hrhiS believe all the articles of
1alth contained III the Apostles Greed.
so called because composed by the
ApostieS VINO were sent Ivy Jesus Christ
OF salvation Now behold the last arti-
Gle OF the Creed: l believe in life ever
lasting. Now by reeiiing in the same
creed these words; He shall come TO
Judge the living and the dead. the Ro-
man CHthoic processes also to believe
that the GOOD AZ the last Judgment shall
De treated diilercntly from the bad; the
Eoou shali De eiCrnaNy rewarded and
me nad S,ernaIlN condemned. And,
iaS'y' lAe NoinAn catholic. by positive
~ processing IN tue Same Creed. - be-
hcNe III me Holy "host. thelioly Cath
one 'hurch' Processes also firmly 10 be-
HeNe an me teachings OF the Catholic
ohurch without exception. ana conse-
Iuen''E also me doEmaS OF life ever
lastiiS, ana OF 'he difference of rewards
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-08-10

authority. y partner has no individual
property i'll any specific assets of the
firm. He has an interest in partnership
property. to receive therefrom only
what remains after partnership debts
are satisfied. Partnership property can
not be applied, as against creditors OF
the firm, TO the payment of the private
debt of Il partner. 1t cannot be at
tached as the property of u partner.
The interest of the plaintiff III the
partnership assets was in what might
be remaining OF such assets after the
payment of the debts of the firm. The
fact that the plaintiff was minor does
not take hts case out of the general
principles above stated. 1t will be OBJ
served that he did and does not
disatiirm his contract OF co-partner-
ship. but only his liability for firm
debts. He claims title to the goods sued
for. as Il partner; such goods having
been paid for by the firm and being
partnership assets.
w" are of opinion that the title to
the entire partnership property vested
in the defendant by the assignment to
him by the judge of the irsolvent court.
and that this action is not maintaina-
Bile. Judgment for defendant.
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-08-10
Liquor Selling a, Lambert. Point.

Editor \lrGinlan- PllOt:
on July 18th last one of our good
X 0rfoiii1- county citizens put an article
in your paper concerning this whskey
and beer selling (without license) here
on Lamberts Point.
| have ever since been anXiously
waiting for some of our citizens to
make 4 move towards having it stop
ped. but no one has ventured as yet.
therefore | think it my duty to write
these few lines. as it is for the good
of Norfolk county as we'll as for our
people.
II our officers OF the law would only
they could stop just about from three
10 five loads of beer in crates every day
or night. Most of ii is hauled in farm
carts. covered with sacks or anythins
that will keep anybody from suspect
ing such n cargo.
Keep your eyes open. neighbors and
notice who and what You pass on the
road between here and Norfolk"
| believe that this nuisance can be
stopped at once. IL our officers would
arrest such persons. Why is it? Are
they afraid?
| also see that our revenue tax col
lector has not made his appearance on
the scene. | am sure that he does not
know i'll what condition affairs are
here.
Let us hope that something may be
done soon.
"a CITIZEN"
Lambert's Point, Va. Aug. ., 1899.
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-08-10
GEORGIA FARMERS S.
HEAR PLAIN TALK ON PROPOSED
NEGRO EMIGRATION.

Qultman. Ga. Aug. AT the meet
ing OF the Georgia state Agricultural!
Society here to-day the race problem
came prominently - the front as Il
topic of discussion. Hon. Pope Brown.
president of the society. an extensive
ana prosperous planter of the state.
asserted that the white man and the
negro are ut the parting of the ways.
ana said the former SHOULD assist the
latter i'll his efforts TO leave This coun-
try.
That portion Of his annual address
on the negro question was loudly APP
plauded. In this connection he was also
bold and uneGuivocal in declaring that
the South should stop ioadying 10 the
North
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-08-10

Editor Nirginian-Plot.

fdi'or irsihian- mot
Norfolk, Va:
Dear Sir think you deserve the
thanks OF all lovers OF good govern
mcnt for the fight you are making
against Senator Martin and HANNA
METHODS in Virginia. lie has adopt
ed The same method That Platt, Quay.
Hanna and German have been using in
their respective states to control public
sentiment by controlling as many pa
pers III their states as could be bought
up or subsidized, ana thereby control
the editorials of said papers IN their
own interests.
The charlottesville Progress, pubs
lshcd in this city. is owned Ga controll-
ing INTEREST," by MIR. Samuel i. Woods.
II close. personal friend of Senator
Martin. You doubtless have noticed
it's course in opposing the senatorial re-
form movement.
firmly believe that Senator Martin
is in the conspiracy with German.
Croker and other mugnumps to defeat
the nomination of VIM. j. bryan and
To compromise the Chicago platform in
1900.
1T has been stated by the New York
Journal, Washington Times and other
papers recently that Senator Martin
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-08-10
ANTI-BOYCOTT MEET.
BUSINESS MEN Of CLEVELAND
AFTER DYNAAIITERS.
Ry Telegraph to virEln.nn-pno,,

(By Telegraph TO virEin;an- Pilot.p
Cleveland O., Aug. Give hundred
business men of Cleveland held an anti
boycott meeting this afternoon in the
Chamber of Commerce rooms. y fund
OF $4,000 was started to ferret out the
CRIMINALS who are dynamfting ears and
creating dscord i'll the city. In Il few
minutes time not less than $4,000 was
subscribed and the rest of the amount
will be fully made UP tomorrow
The meeting was largely attended
and 1t was Il representative one in
every respect. Millions of dollars were
represented in the men present. Vigor-
Gus speeches. dcnounclng the boycott,
strike disturbances and disorder. We're
made. y demand for Il United States
army military post in Cleveland was
unanimously made and steps were
taken To Increase tho police force OF the
city.
AT the strikers picnic. held at Scenic
Park to-day Mayor :. II. Jones. OF
Toledo. was the guest OF honor and
orator OF the day. The Mayor said:
I'VE are in an epidemic OF labor
troubles. Strikes, lockouts and boycotts.
affecting widely separated portions of
our country and as widely diversified in
dustrial interests disturb the land The
condition may be fifty characterized as
one of Industrial civil war. The boy
colt is Il cruel and unjust weapon in
many ways. L am not here with a plan
FOR settling the difficulty in cleveland
alone. L am here 10 propose a remedy
not only for street railroad strikes. but
for all kinds of difficulties with labor
in every sort of public utility. The
remedy may be found in absolute mu-
nicipal ownership. operation and con
troll. In short. the fundamental cause OF
the trouble in Cleveland to-day is found
in the fact that few men are granted
the right of ownership in a class of pro-
rerty that should never under any cir
cumstances become private possession.
but should be property of the whole
people,
Mayor Jones held political CON
terence with strike leaders in the Amer
lean House this afternoon, at which he
decided to leave the Cleveland end of
MS campaign as an independent cand-
date for Governor Of ohio entirely in
the hands of the street railway strikers
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-08-10
Immigration OF rin,nnder..

(By Telegraph 10 Virginia n-Pilot)
st. Johns. y. T., Aug "a dcputa-
ton of Finanders is here inspecting
the country With "a view 10 ARRANGING
Tor the immigration OF thousands of
Finlanders who are emigrating because
of the tyranny of the Russian Govern
ment.
Joseph Chamhcrlain British Secrc-
tarY OF State for the Colonies sent
with them special request to the Gov
crnor OF New Foundland. Sir Hugh
Callum. that all assistance practicable
he rendered them. To-day the dcputa-
ton started on n. tour Of inspection Of
the various sections Of the island which
seem adaptable TO their needs.
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-08-10
Dedication or r,,.no,. Monun,c,,.

lRy Telegraph to VlrginIan- Pilot)
Chattanooga, Tenn. Aug 9.-Exten-
sNe preparations arc being made for
the dedication OF the Illinois monuments
on the Chattanooga and Chickamauga
battleiields November 2Sd.
Major James \. Connelley- will mako
the principal ACTRESS
General ii. V. 4;oynton will speak for
the Government. Governor Gambler for
Georgia and Governor Mcmillan for
Tennessee.
All the Southern Governors and STATS
are TO be invited.
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-08-10
The Isie OF wight Meeting.

Editor Nirginian-Pilot:
In the account OF the mass-meeting
a Isle Of Wight Courthouse yesterday.
appearing in to-day's Nirginian-Pilot,
the impression is gathered that VIM.
Stands. one OF the candidates for the
Senate. is for Governor Tyler for L. s.
Senate. and would 50 vote If elected.
This may or may not be true. but il:
can be stated with authority that he
Will. if the nominee OF the Suffolk con-
Vention, vote for that candidate, who
is the choice of the convention. or OF
majority of the delegates comprising
same. il the convention should fail to
give any expression of It's choice ne will
vote as he believes n majority of his
constituents desire after careful in
curry and investigation.
He is the candidate OF no man. but
of the people. 'VOX."
suffolk. Va. Aug Q. 1889.
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-08-10
BETWEEN THE RACES.
Mr.. Brown said i'm pnr..

Mr.. Brown said in part:
1t is between the white people of
the South and the negroes of the South.
The South haterS of the North are Mt
the bottom of all the trouble. and we
need not ilatter ourselves :hat those
South haters arc fcay and far between.
There are plenty of Them. In mvto,iu-
ion the majority of them have no use
for lis except when they thnll they ar.,
making something out of us. MIR
Thurber of New York. reuisrel Ms n
great service few days ago 10y telling
US exactly what he AMI his people thinks
of us. | think 1t is time We were LETT
ting them alone. Quit running after
them. Then quit to2dying to them.
The small politician also causes fric-
ton between the races. Hv submit
ting every question. county. n,unlrtn,l
and state. 10 Il white primary THE
trouble could be aver,ci and better
government would be secured IN all
cases.
The leaders Of tho negro race mr.,
preaching discomfort and whether the
scheme of negro colonization is prRcti-
cal or not | am not prepared to Sav.
put do believe that 1t is 20 the ntcr-
est OF the people Of the South to aid
ana abet the negro in his efforts to
iei'Nc us. y few days ago when certnfN
prominent citizens We're called on hv
ihe press 10 say how we should protect
our Families against certain crimes
there was response that seemed to
meet inc approval of the press. 1t was
'hlS: Make miniature arsenal of
SVerE country home" ] say ii 1t has
conn 10 that ii is time Tor the parting
OF The ways. Shalt we part In peace or
strife? | would say peace. and let us
stand not upon the cost
Among the other speakers was Hon.
iiokc smith. of Atlanta, who discussed
q lion 4,
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-08-10
COURT DECISIONS.
Notes of Cases Recently Decided,
Which are of Interest to
Our People.
DIGESTED BY W. B. MARTIN.
ExcluBlvely for virEInian- Pilot)

HUDSON V. MAX MEADOWS l..
Supreme Court of Appeals Of Virginia.
July IL. 1899.
If A BILL FOR SPECIFIC PER-
FoRMANCE SHOWS ACTS IN
PART PERFORMANCE OF THE
CONTRACT. AND THAT THE
PARTIES CANNOT DE PUT IN
THEIR FORMER POSITION, a DE-
MURRER SHOULD BE OVER
RULED.
IN SUCH SUIT ON \ CONTRACT
FOR THE SALE or LAND y RE
FERENCE MAY BE HAD AS TO
THE TITLE. AND ENCUM-
BRANCERS BIZ BROUGHT BE
FORE THE COURT TO ASCER-
TAIN THEIR LIENS
This was a suit in equity to enforce
the specific performance by the de-
PENDANT company of d contract for the
exchange OF real estate. The lower
court sustained IL demurrer To the bin
and the PLAINTIFF appealed.
The court says:
Upon what ground the demurrer 20
the bill WAS sustained does not APP
pear. 1t is contendcd, however, that
because of the encumbrances set out in
the bill. H. does not make Il case which
a court of equity can specifically cn-
force. as the encumbrancers cannot be
made parties to this suit. and that the
bill! shows that the complainant can be
compensated in damages for any injury
he sustained by reason of the failure of
the defendant to comply with the al
legged contract
OF these grounds should the demurrer
have been sustained. By the dcmur-
ier all the allegations Of the bin are
admitted TO DO truc, and they set ont
Il contract certain and definite in il.
terms, ana the acts i'll part perform
dllcc refer to, result from. and are al
legged To have been made in pursuance
OF the contract. and are such as 10
show. If sustained by the proof. that
neither party can be restored to the po-
S'tion in which lie stood before the
making of the contract in question:
1t is not Il fatal objection to II bill Of
this character that it shows that there
are encumbranccS outstanding upon the
properly the complainant claims ana
asks that the Defendant be required 10
convey to him by tide clear of the en-
cumbranccs; and even if the bill prayed
that the encumbrancers be made par
ties defendant, it should not be dis
missed on demurrer.
The question always is, whether or
nos the complainant has Il contract
which the court can and will enforce.
10 enable the court to determine tha
question, we can see no reason why a
reference to ascertain the state of the
ute TO The property in question should
NOT be made. nor why parties Interest,"
ca in the subject matter should not be
made parties to the suit. of necessary,
although they were not parties To the
contract sought TO be enforced, but
mere encumbranCers or len holders
Thc fact that an encumbraccr ls
brought before the court. that the
amount of his remembrance may be
ascertained. does not necessarily in
NoiVc the enforcement; or foreclosure of
MS remembrance. His lien or en-
cumbrance ON the property il; not pre-
JUDGED by merely bringing him before
me court IN order TO ascertain the
amount or character of his encum-
brancc. reversed
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-08-10

1t takes $50 roses to make 4 tcaspoonr,I
OF perfume. 1t takes the best quality OF
white corn rye and barley malt to produce
the G. o.. Taylor Whisky: more than
mat II taxes seven years of actual age
iNpening IN barrels-no mythical methods
OF aging, mt natures summer heat and
winters cold II isn't possible to make
whlskcY on II q day. month or a year
1t Won't have the ''earmarks" OF maturity
unless actual time is allowed for the
r!pening. q. @: Taylor Whl=k.es are sold
only In bottles herring our firm name sig
nature on face and neck labels
CHESTER III. GRAVES & SONS.
For sale at White Bros. Norfolk, Va. ::
Browns Hotel, Portsmouth, Va.
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-08-10
\ Post for Mnrchnu,,.

tns Telegraph TO Virginian-Pilot.)
Paris, Aug .9.-The Evenmcnt to-
day says it understands t Il. ,AAf4sior
Marchand has been offered the post of
Governor OF the French settlement on
the Samali coast, the envoy eXiraordi-
nary To King Menelik OF AhYssinin
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-08-10
PEOPLES FORUM.

NOTE.-The Peoples Forum being
freely open to all parties. classes, per-
sons. views and capacities, the Nr-
sinian-Pilot IS responsible for none
OF the statements nor opinions eN-
pressed therein. nor for the style in
and uneducated shall he heard here
equally with the learned.
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-08-10
wonld-Ho fsurs,nr Caught.

n negro named Emmett Morse was
arrested last night by officer Harrison
while attempting to break into the
house of j. l.. Fulford. at No. 100 Ber-
muda street
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-08-10
q n - 10 RIA
Bears tho Hlhe Kind You Haze Always Bought
signature ss &z12NzIssr

All in sight of monument. Newest
Discovery" extracts teeth painlcssly.
N. Y. Dental Rooms. Ennes only. 32i
Main street. corner Talbot
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-08-10
Charlottesville, Va, Aug. !, 1899.

=. S.-Since Governor Tyler has an
nounced his candidacy for the L.. S.
Senate against AR. Martin the Progress
has been a STAUNCH SUPPORTER
or BRYAN and the CHICAGO PLAT-
FORM.
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-08-10
M I:.E fESt.S.

N BROTiiERlIOOD or CAKpl:N-
TIERS AND JOINERS is called for
FRIDAY NIGHT. August 1l;h. ut Brick
layers Hall, Main street at S o'cloci,
sharp. full Attendance is requested. rs
business of mporiancos is to he trans
acted.
aul0-2t' by THE CONIMITTEE
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-08-10
CONARY Y. SAWYER.
Supreme Judicial Court OF Maine.
February IL. lSgg


February IL, 1899
ALL TIE PROPERTY OF A PART
NEliSillP. INCLUDING TIL +,
SHARE OF AN INFANT PARTNER,
PASSES TO THE ASSIGNEE UPON
lNSOLNi1.eS+fA- PROCEfEA+A,e,s;-
CREDITORS Or THE PARTNER
SHIP, AND Is HOLDEN FOR THE
PARTNERSHIP DEBTS, EVEN If
THE INFANT REPUDIATE HIS
LIABILITY FOL: SUCH DEBTS.
This was an action of trover bv an
infant To recover the value OF certain
goods which We're part of the assets of
the former firm of Conary d Dow. Tho
pitlnii:I was engaged in trade with
DOW under the said name of conary 4.
DOW. Under insolVont proceedings in
stituted by certain creditors OF said
iirm the Sherin took possession OF the
property OF said firm including tho
goods described i'm tho plaintiffs de-
claratiOn. The firm was adiIdgcd in
solvent. the defendant duly chosen as
slSnee ana under Il proper assignment
from the insolVcnt court he took nos
session of the property. The plaintiff
notified all parties that he was an in
FAINT and disailirmed all liability for tho
debts. and claimed to hold his intcres t
In the firm property free of the same.
The Court says:
The question to be determined is. can
an infant member Of partnership.
who has disailirmed his liability for
me partnership debts. maintain an ac-
ton. against an assignee duly appoint
cd under insolvency PROCEEDINGS insti-
tuted by creditors against the partner
ship, for goods of the partnership which
had been fully paid for by the firm
prior to the commencement Of such pro-
ceeoings. ana which were at such time
partnership assets?
The plaintiff contends that inasmuch
as he was II minor ana had disanirmed
l,ts personal liability for the debts of
the firm, he has an individual interest
IN such OF the partnership property. as
had been fully paid for at tho time
when the insolvency proceedings We're
instituted.
We do not think such contention is
mainiainable either upon principle or
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-08-10
DIED.

s~>---~--->>>-----
MURD..N-At the residence of her ma
rents No. Jos Calvert street extended,
"Wednesday. August 9Th 1892 ut ) y. M.
MARY TRESSA. infant daughter of
Peter NJ and Alice j. Mu,,!en. aged 3
months
Tho funeral will take place THIS
Thursday AFTERNOON at 4 O'clock
Friends and acquainianccs respectfully
invited to attend.
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-08-10
EGGLESTOM SPRINGS.

Take your vacation now Mt Egglcston
Springs. up in the Mountains of Virginia,
away from the heat: ono days ride from
tho coast by y. ~ w K'y. Boating.
Fishing and Bathing. Cost you no more
to board here than at home Excellent
tTrtrrr yCT VIZ. NV TUTIU-Ngs newly fur
nlshed Write or wire
a. S. NJ. GOLDSMITH & CO,
Proprictors.
au4-i0t EgSieston. Va.
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-08-10
Watt, RetteW &C|ay
SUM M Err RESORTS.

" lRGlNIA MOUNTAINS HISToRi.
cal section. Beautiful scenery. pleas
ant society; Country Club: Saddle Horses
and TRAPS: Swimming Pool: Tennis. Golf
and Polo. For circulars address IRAN
pOll'lI," keswick. g. " o r. r.. Abe
marie county. Va. aui0-3t.
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-08-10
Religion. ModuS vivendi Asnin.

An article appeared in the Virginian-
Pilot of August Sd. 1898, about reli-
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-08-10

TIDES.
Norfolk: High water lies n M, 11:27
p. M; low water 5:1i a. m. 5:3l D. IN.
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-08-10
NOrfOik md vicinity.
WEATHER FORECAST FOR
frn-nAN
WEATHER FORECAST.

CALENDAR.
Sun siSes 5:l7 Il. M; sets 7:oc p. m.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1899-01-07
LETTERS FROM BABYLON
MISSIVES OF FOUR THOUSAND
YEARS AGO.
They were Written at the Time Abra.
ham Went Out of His Own Land to
Ur of Chaldees.

NEN YORK. December 27.--A spe-
cial to the Sun from London says:
There has been published this week
book which must certainly rank as
one of the very highest interest. 1t
consists of the oldest letters in the
world, written by Khammuribi, King
of Babylon, about b. G. 2200. Not
many years ago the earliest record
known of letter writing was a treach-
erous letter sent by David to Joab by
the hand of Uriah, the Hittite (GI.
Samuel, eX:14-15), which may be as
signed to Il period about b. c. 1000.
The discovery of Tel-el-Amarna tab
let's, which date from about B. c. 1000
1850, took us still further back. and
now Mr.. King of the British museum
goes at least seven centuries better
with his collection.
The letters now published belong to
period at least seven centuries earli-
er than the Tel-el-Amarna letters:
that is, to period contemporary with
the emigration of Abraham. This pc
riod has always been recognized by
Oriental scholars as one of the great
est Importance both to Biblical and
historical studies. These letters are
about fifty in number. of which forty
six belong to the great King Khan
murabi, or Ammurabi, who is by most
Assyrian scholars identified with the
Amraphel of Genesis, XIV,
The tablets were found at Tel-Sifr,
in South Babylon, about thirty miles
north of Ur of Chaldees, that is mod
ern Mughier, and are addressed by
the Babylon king to the federal ruler
of the city of Larsa, the Ellasar of
Genesis, NV. The inscriptions throw
new light not only on the history of
the period, but also upon the wonder
full organization and Capitalization,
which had been established in Baby
Ion at this time and which led to the
consolidation of the Chaldean empire,
and they exhibit a system or organic
ed state government far beyond what
would have been expected.
The dynasty to which this ruler be-
longed was of Arabian origin, and ori-
ginated in the old Minean kingdom,
that is, in regions which formed the
home of the patriarch Job. These
Arabs had gradually drifted into Ba-
bylon. and about 240O b. c., taking adj
vantage of the fall of the native Su-
merian power, under the crushing in
vasion of the land by the Elamites,
they established dynasty with Ba-
bylon as the capital. BY that wonder
full perseverance which the Semitic has
always shown they succeeded in join
ing together the various city king
doms, until about 2250 B. c., when
khammurabi came to the throne, he
was able to assume the title of the
Builder of the Land" and ruler not
only of Chaldea, bur also of wide
empire which had come under the rule
of Chaldea.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1899-01-07
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and
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