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Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1899-05-04

ent, who was more delighted with the
bestowal Of child's affection than by
gifts of material value. A child's kiss
was coin that paid him well for his Ia
bors and interest in its behalf Recog-
nizing the church and Sunday school as
the nursery Of the morals Of the future
men and women of the land, he was
long impressed with the idea-which he
had since felt to be an inspiration that
the church, not only the Methodist
Episcopal church, but all Christian
churches, should set apart day which
should be especially given over to chill
dren and which they should know as
and call their own, and for which exer-
cises should be prepared and in which
the children should participate. Mr..
Harris believed that if this sense of
right and title to one days service in
the year could be properly instilled in
the youthful mind, it would add to and
intensity their interest in all services of
church and Sunday school. While he
had stanch hope and strong faith In the
success Of the plan wherever it would
be installed, he never dreamed of the
full extent of its growth among the
churches, but lived, however, to see the
abundant fruition of the seed he planted
in his comparatively obscure field of
labor.
Proposing his plan to the teachers Of
his Sunday school and outlining his idea
of what the day should be in the char
acter of it's observance, they heartily
co-operated with the pastor. The entire
services of the day sermons, songs and
exercises-were for the children, who,
together with their parents, greatly en-
joyed the day, and once month there
after it was celebrated by the Sunday
school at Merchantville. Other churches
soon followed the beautiful custom, and
it grew steadily until now it has be-
come one Of the fixed festivals of the
church. ...
Mr.. Harris, the founder, was born in
Philadelphia in 1915 and died at Cam
den, N. J., March %, 1898. In early
life he was designer by profession
and after entering the ministry in 1916
he brought his talents as an artist into
use by blackboard exercises and chalk
talks for the young. His remains repose
at Mount Vernon cemetery, Philadel-
phia, where, as the minutes of the New
Jersey Methodist Episcopal conference,
of which he was a member, records it
of his death, Ellis mortal body awaits
its glorious resurrection. When the
flowers bloom and Children day comes
again, it is not to be marveled at that
groups Of children seek the grave Of the
deceased founder Of their day and gently
strew it with fragrant blossoms.
j. M. ENGARD
Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1899-05-04
Summons.

First publication April p, $780,
County of Marshall, ss 18th Judicial District
Samuel Cooke, Plaintiff
VS..
Joseph S. David, Defendant -" -
THE STATE OF MINNESOTA, TO THE ABOVE
NAMED DEFENDANT:
You are hereby summoned and required
TO answer the complaint in this
action, which has been fled with the Clerk of
SAID Court, and to serve copy of your answer
to the SAID complaint, on the subscriber, at his
Office IN the City of Warren, in the County of
Marshall, and State aforesaid, within Twenty
days after the service of this Summons upon
you, exclusive of the day of such service; and if
you fail to answer the said complaint within
the time aforesaid, the Plaintiff in this action
WILL take Judgment against you for the sum of
One Hundred, Seven and 1O-10Oths Dollars with
interest," on S26.75 at seven per cent per annum
from November 20, 1895, and with interest on
$so:SS at ten per cent per annum from January
"a, 1885, with costs and disbursements.
Dated April %, AID. 1899. S. COOKE,
Plaintiff
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(First publication May 4, 1897

Land Office at Crookston, Mimi,
April rs, 1899. 5
Notice is hereby given that the following
named settler has fled notice of her intention
to make final proof in support of her claim, and
that said proof will be made before the Regis
ter and Receiver of the q. S. Land Office, at
,Crookston, Mimi, on June 9Th, 1899, viz:
Kjasa Berggren,
widow of Gustaf Berggren, deceased, 81. e.
Is, III, for the SWA sec. 20, TIP. 154 n, of R.
49w.
She names the following witnesses to prove
her continuous residence upon and cultivation
of said land, viz:
Henry Nelson, Ole Lundin, Axel Mattson, of
Northland, Mimi, Ole Stavig, of Snake, MINI.
SYLVESTER PETERSON,
49,. Register.
Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1899-05-04
FOR THE CHILDREN.
WORK OF REV. z. S. HARRIS, FOUNDER
OF THE DAY.
"Chf1dren's Day. Inaugurated In a
New Jersey Village In 1S86-Found-
ed by a Methodist and Soon Spread
Among All Denominations.
copyright, 1899, by the Author

~ F. i Is - ) 80
Copyright 1899. by the Author.1
One of the most widely observed &C.
casions of church celebration is Chill.
dren's day, which falls in the season
of the year when the flowers in the
full glory of their bloom give fresh
ness and perfume to the pretty custom
that in little more than 80 years
has developed from a sweet, simple
service established by lowly pastor of
village church through his intense,
natural love Of children, into an i'm
portant feature of church policy in
all the states. The founder of Chill
dren's day was Rev. Robert S. Harris,
Methodist Episcopal clergyman, and
the first observance of the day, under
the direction of the founder, was at the
Methodist Episcopal church, very
small frame structure, at Merchantville,
N. j., in 1855. This humble place of
worship in which Children's day had
it's initial celebration has since been re-
placed by modern stone edifce.
Rev. Robert Harris was devoted to
children in an exceptionally ardent de-
gree, and his great love for the little
ones about him was the natural out
growth of the tender, sympathetic dis
position with which nature had especial
ly and peculiarly endowed him. He en-
tered into the lives and plans of chill
dren, shaping their sunny hours and
adding the glow of his cheerful DISPOSE
ton to their days as we'll as being al
ways ready to comfort them in either
real or imagined sorrow. The children
were at once responsive and loved the
kindly minister dearly, and with them
he was general favorite. This kind Of
popularity was gratifying to the recipi-
Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1899-05-04
Remarkable whist Hands.

F. 81. johnson, w. w. Beckwith, s.
A. Weller, Mr.. Tracy and Mr., Fallon
were playing whist at Holihan's inn in
Derby the other night when deal was
made in which each player received 8
full suit of cards. It is said that such
hands have been reported only three
times, twice in London and once In
New York. Hartford Courant.
Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1899-05-04
First publication March %, 1891

Land Office at Crookston, Minn.,(
March IA. 1899.
Notice is hereby given that the following
named settler has filed notice of his intention to
make final proof in support OF his claim, and
mat said proof will be made before the Clerk of
District Court of Marshall County, Mimi, at
Warren. MIMI. on May 10th. 1899. Viz:
John S. Haug,
d: E. 1852, for the SEA sec. 81, TIP. 156 n, of
r. 46 ".
He names the following witnesses to prove his
continuous residence upon and cultivation of
said land, viz:
Nels T. Amundson, Ole T. Odegaarden John
A. Floberg, o. L. Skonovd, OF Juvik, MINI.
SYLVESTER PETERSON,
Register.
Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1899-05-04
The True DEFINITION.

"A bore is not the man who talks all
the time, but the one who doesn't talk
at all, thereby depriving his listeners Of
chances to be 'reminded" Of story to
tell themselves. New York Journal
Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1899-05-04
The State Bank of Warren
is the place where you can
get q Loan on your Farm with
out delay.

WANTED = SEVERAL TRUSTWORTHY
persons in this state to manage our business
office work conducted at home. Salary straight
S9.U year and expenses definite, bonafide, no
more, no less salary. Monthly SIS. References.
bert p. Hess, Prest., Dept. N, Chicago.
Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1899-05-04

Lilium harrisii, which it retains to this
day. Its common names are the trumpet
lily, Bermuda lily and Easter lily.
Because of the fact that Bermuda
supplies the leading cities on both con-
tinents with the Easter lily bulbs, there
is popular impression that the lily is
a native of this island, but old growers
there have no difficulty in disproving
this, and in proving the history as given
above. Some foriculturists have tried
to show that it was sprout from the
Japanese longiforum, but in the end
the majority have agreed that the years
Of careful cultivation in the peculiarly
rich Bermuda soil have so changed it's
value as to give it the wonderful free
Towering qualities it possesses. Scien-
tifc students and importers of the bulb
see no difference excepting that the later
day bulb may be forced more readily
than the longiaorum, which is still pro-
duced in Japan, and that the flowers
are wider and more robust.
The lily farmer in Bermuda devotes
his attention exclusively to the cultiva-
tion Of the bulb for purposes Of export.
The industry has grown steadily since
the introduction Of the flower, some g.
900, 900 bulbs being exported each year.
Of these about $50, 900 were forwarded
to Europe, the majority to London and
the remainder to leading cities in Ger
many and France. Because Of the duty
recently placed on bulbs. those intended
FL, ofo oh
Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1899-05-04
OUR POPULAR EASTER FL OVER FIRST
FOUND IN CHINA.

How 1t Was Transplanted to Japan.
Taken to Bermuda by an American.
At One Time nm Edible Bulb-An
Important Business.
Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1899-05-04

Land Office at Crookston, Mimi,
April rs, 1899. )
The Delta independent., 1899-10-13
INNING Mention.

to potDtD Whee0 papefB Wer0 prtn4o0.
an6 upo0 the showing that PitkiA vaD
furthef distant BY air tine than any
othsr point. Judge Stevens head
tie publicafi00 Of the forfeiture Dotico
to b. void This estahaishes the r13o
that ssch notires must be printed -
ths DeaFest paper - the claim 60
graphically.
A hfxe number Of witnesses had
been summoned in this casa but 70
testimony vas taken, The judge taking
judicial knowledee Of the distances b.
tween the mine and points where Dews-
papess are printed. The decisioa vests
lsFiscoe with his original ooe-haH inter
est- Suits for royalty. setting aside e
lease and bond. ETC.. will be questi0os
yet to be determined Appeal will be
taken.
The Delta independent., 1899-10-13

LssAa.s hsr cspsss Ar>,sA III Hhssa
Henry Farthinx Of Pueblo says he =
certain that there b copper on the
western slope Of Mount Blanca, in
Conejos county. He has been pros
pecting In that section for several
mo0ths this summer. Il have found
moe than forty places that sive sood
showing. the rock being very heavily
stained I did the assessment work On
two claims and got assays OF and 3
per cent copper. and l think that with
q little more depth a good body of-Ore
win he found There were several
men in there this summer. hut With the
exception OF one man from Aspen. I
don't think any were prospecting for
copper. I didn't tell him what I was
doing. for I wanted to get hxej myself.
and think he felt the same. The cop
per Indications cover q very large ana.
and II anything h found there believe
II will make productive district. Most
OF the surface orea that had aAEaJe4
carried . little gold ansk silver, Sst I
doa't think there values viii be vesy
large. The indications all favor the
opening Of = copper district. II b .
rough country. hut one food discovery
will soon open II up."
The Delta independent., 1899-10-13
An IMPORTANT DECISION.

4 New D.n.6 - neg ~ - F0Sshrosssa
Of Forfssea . KOssr>
What promised to be the most I'M
portant mining suit brought before
the courts Of that section for years was
susidealy terminated hast week by \
ruling By JudEe Stevens of the District
Cuart at 0unnisna up0a . point which
has 70 prece0ent.
The Bun Do0ingD mine waa recent.
" sosd 10 Q. I. Hallett for S5O0OO by
william HayDes anA otAesa under q
bod and eaR postioa of the anoons
bsing paA 1sSn. Hayues Originally
AaA . Daxtpse = t1s claim. q. c: bris-
CO. whD Tor JGars assaseed IN tAe D.
vesopneat q the psupesV. In 1sos n
was alsseeA that Dxl1ese faiDed 70 co.,
ture Nsr aa1aai lAbsr. anA h Janoafy.
lao9, HayD0 eaaDRd ~ 1s0Al 0s9iN
e fssAs1tMo - - 01AslsAsA b IL
ma. 1einAsA aA1DlkA. n e1ato =
lsesosa - leo11na 0sao1a0 - 0oe>
esssaAss - WoOsa sssaA oaly 6ens -
~ - - allQset 0uUDO fse ~
- S1a1k 0AA ts00 - 01Ds - -
q - AouA 0ue1D y o1Due A0uesoo
- A0n so0h6ssa 0oPA CAyuoao
000SUo 0s1so - RSokA eO0113-
ssva - A Voa1s'sn1 ssanD vyle
So0ua 1nsQe - - 1A - ~
sans Suossa0 0nVosD1s11 80 -
ssllD = aaess = ~yhse -
:ss.s ,''ea's ! - , q - s.s
n - a4N sal,l . g. .
- Nnma1aA - A~e ~eED1l
pys1 ss1eA s1A 4H,
- - So Se19
- -
The Delta independent., 1899-10-13
AasSasso Has Doaoss

Mosquito rass- whIch has haa Co.
siderable mention In these columns
tiurins the past month o. two. says the
Ieadville Miner, 10 rsErivink bots Of at
tention at the hands OF miners and
prosppctors. and ground that has been
neglected for years Is being secured
and development work being done
thereon by tho.e who have faith In the
aprxNti Of the hanket veina and ~
continuity Of ore shoots. Every AuOe
II ground adjacent to the L0nsSoa a14
Little Currine. which can be deaDo0-
atratetl to be on the lime bek y being
taken up and explored. BirS3seye EoSci
representa q military e0cam ampnnent. the
gulch being full Of tents and the camp
firva at night aaxRret the good old dayo
Of n. Every foot q ground b beinG
taken Qp. a0A q co0tinno0a line e
loaes - hrin4 stakcd ost fro0 tAa
I.ake co0Aty minea over the ranGe i1tO
Park coanty. The pro~pectors are O..
tain that the coatact in Which he Ru6
esps of the fulfie n. Little Ella a06
other little Hlea hin minea eOat111o
over lnso Part eusaty. aoa they -
llsve thAt Il - ss0pay q natter q
yuFk - unake N actual daana01ffaG110
Il H. thaory. TA<y ppaDt % tAe 0Ae.
na6eeat aeklsveOsass q a. Lse1O
aane - Q psopl. aaA ase AanE1g
49, FsVueas3sas - peSpAsed - -
ppsen sAat Q e.o0aassuo - - EAo0so
sAsse N - fss.A - esasl91sD esss-
The Delta independent., 1899-10-13

AtsonSs = vhseAR A06a1e - aAaStnG
0aasFs = - Ossa ~ ~ AsA .
0aaase fsuo aa10Als be16s1 VIII
0eS0V.
The Delta independent., 1899-10-13
New ASxSeo NS1Aa.

8iace the purchase Of the control q
the Ortiz grant with its rich placesD
By the corporation which will work H.
placer ground with Edison's new
process, there has been remaxk-
able activity In mining eircle0
In Southern Santa Fe county.
New claims have been staked wherever
possible and old claims have been 70
vived- A number Of contests over
claims will have TO be decided in tn
courts Squatters have been 6ockinG
be invoked In 0ustinG them.
The Torpedo mine. In the OrE1n
mountains. which has been bought ~
. corporation Of Chicago. Denver and
Las Cruces capitalism, Of which Gov
ernor Thomas Of Colorado IL . direct
or. and whose capital Of 81. .OOO. 900 WIN
be employed mostly in developing t6e
mine. was discovered only within the
last six months. although prospectoss
have beea continually walking over u
the last twenty years- Only aboue
eighty feet OF Development work Ass
been done 70 far. bat twenty-five feet
Of the vein has been laid bare and the
walls on either side have not yet
been reached The ore II good gF1de
Of copper.
OOeOUct oAD -
work on the old Stevens mine. In the
Organ mountains. and = taking 09t
good orr. The Stephenson was tAe
drst mine patented In New Mexico. n
1871. and was then known - the u
Augustine.
A. r. Manly and T. Clouthier Of t.
% county ave . bcnd and Iease % Q
sroup Of caaimA u Red river, eoos11G-
hg OF ~ Fairfax. War Easse. 0osde0
Era and Tunlo claims. for e9Q0O -
investors from Cripple ,.CFesk- TAs
Chains are rich In gold
A strike Of 500 Roid and silver ore
was made On the Webster 4 Parkef
prupesty On TrujilIo creek, h Sierra
county:
0sant eOa1tv are Npeetse ~ N0
4aB0.aoO - CsdeAes eapaenlls4A. NJ
nineo wefe discovered n10e yeaFs -
by H. Diamiek hGoeARs8 aaA ore W10r
NSesfuMy FseA h puse sihvse. o. pisee
- 80 In ~ ,eleAt heAsp Dgodnnoe
~ u desse. 1Ae 60 3 - fDeA tA9e
Il vss neaRe1 I'M q SaiaA annSank =
Daod - q cupaaa furnace 81 tie -
per wsa takea oat b plaDcAas 80 Aae.
The nev. company hss ory'sred issnhsr
for buildin9n-
The Delta independent., 1899-10-13
~ Lpsase 0Av-0lv.

~ LooaGs 0.v-0lv.
In this column - illUses03s . boess
0v-ay. 4 rsoort of tAs Unlssd eeasas
sato0osogSeal eo00ssssoo says: 6Aa-
lag tie leaves a tAs black locust =
6osnl Q snail. sott. sTssa vosD. two
Afths oe a iDeA Ioa&. With tvsaty
leGs snA hro1HisA hsaA- It a1oeas
in WasAiastoa. d. C.. late ta August
and rs0ains until OctobsS. II trans
forms into Q dafk-be0wn oval cocoon.
and tvo o. tAres vssks latsr iassss -
. sav-ay nearly oos-auartsr os N iAeh
long. oe . dirty-yslIov color. With .
ssuasiah black patch On ths top q TIE
head. The sides and fru0t oS IL
thoeax ars black. md thsrs u . tra1s-
verse hand o. ~ oe each aSaooinal
seGnsat
This sav-ay inserts IT. irrsgulasiy
ssmi-slhpseid sGss IN . essoesaf-
shaped cut RAds In IL under surface
OF the Leaf By the saw. In . fev dAys
the larva hatcAes. Proesssor Co0ssoek
The Delta independent., 1899-10-13
vosoua10 - VAaoA

~ es0ossissa q ~ - seAD4-
~ vasiseaas e vhas9 ~ ~ Rsan1vs-
voaia 0eaas Csals0s AOseuDe1ras H
D9aDaoG oeasisa AaS hosa eeodnose
tAsoaGA IL Dsaosoe 0oooa2 n N
VasSseSo givtag ~ hiGAase ytso4 vs~
The Delta independent., 1899-10-13
RUFUO FI.E1GINo.
Y. .. Co0Dal q 0dlnb0rGA-
AW0Oe OsD1lno

AW0so Oo01o
Scarcity q 0esoW - euF Q ysaf =
% toscol ~ - - ~ sAAviAO -
b aDinaas, says Q Wr1tse b EaPa aal
P,FussAA Z ssafsss tAas Ser . loas
taDs I bexs bssa Dss3naies1 a0Alase
anWouse ~ sAAvlag 0anaso. ~
pesssas I - W. s1n1 tAat I - -
0nho ~ trial. ~ 90 ~ tAa4 I
- SAa1ng Dsso sso1sst y ~ sla1sss
- vAsa I us1 aseAaag ~ slsoU.
lpD - Seak3a ~ AoR ~. v1lle
t1ua q enAvsAO - aD0aSs G1s1a
Alno OasuonG - sAae y 00o enn0
I lDuoo - q sAso wAsa 49, Vsss
eo1on1 = oso1. h GAsse Z h1N0
tl1GGeA = - - on1ss1al ~ -
- AoE - seuonno - - o
SoGl1n1nS41on1 - Z - hnse -
- . ysesA = - Do1R
{ - r - - e - 60
lr( ~ - tsn Da01no -
anGD u i - s0nn0on0 -
dD1nD sca a. 1nn1lDsA ~
The Delta independent., 1899-10-13

l3sssssvsae Lsessas 0R-i ~
s>esNu1l1 vessA vAsls - azs aspos-
~ y sae1sr lnsUs A1nosss ~ eaa
Aesssp1 Osss - Aas1eNene q. 1Aakias
- Gsao1 ~ tAs0 - ~
@ 60nsasa 6 slAEn = - ~
- Sss.A ss1A - Dsssl.s Aus-
~ - - 9ugl6 D ~ ~
- spO 1nU1 - ~ yssao
- - ~ - sass uaA>ss
O.SsnaA - aa Il
ciia,s - =.
-. 0f-A ~ - haDs
11n11ngeanGno1n n00 ~
0e16AD111s1Ddn4 ks1A 1g04
- Sq1N 60 "A - q
= : = ). !. :! -
The Delta independent., 1899-10-13
FARM AND GARDEN.
a1AJ400O - 0s1o0eoT 70
AoaseOITVee0T2

ss0s O0-eS0sAs nhS AA~ -
0s111D - - 90 - 21a1D
1A0ms-D0aas.sansA va1ass1eso -
The Delta independent., 1899-10-13
~ss - c0A

~0s - cOA
.. - ~ yAs0aI Review: Who4
osOss 6oeo ~ k10W so1-001 00e
saahsssss 0ssvsA tAaa sessass - -
sss1ossAs ssssy ssnDssf II vAn9
eas0se eaJeuiaass u AaaaOs this ~
snss 1ossf ~ 1lssass = - go
aos1 - ~ ssss assos. -
Issssas ~ yiss1 q - vAsss DanDs
thO a1sctel TAis fnaG1s 1sss -
saaa aecsD - IL Dla.a n ~ saDs
mAansr . ~ aauG saasss saAA n
aDasoD q sos1-s0oe OseDinaas n u
~ uDso H. DasaD - 01As setfa4es
- ~ ttasoss q IL Dast b . VIZ
s1est ttDs. Ooes vttAin. thsy g5ov
WITH Great saosAity s.A eessa Dso1ses
ths soss bslls ta three vssks froo
ths tiDs tAsy Arse satsf. A tsv days
sftae tAaDo bsdls aFe DsoaSce4 tDsy
brsak ssA Givs thsir sssA-bodiss o.
isDsFss - tAs vtnA. VAieA carries tAso
- ~ DasosA-
: n Dese seooo0icAl 0stAod oe
1gAtins tAis disease u to cut - sDa
6ofa al tAeos sDut DaaDss 6storo tAe
0rsy vail Aas broksa. II taksa s& tAA
uass tAs eAAace q sDesediaS IL
'sDaFss = DesveatsA n oSssatSoo
~ - Sass h tAs sariy paFt Il ~
ooa1oa vhaa tA0 eosa = bstAG euld-
vstsd, . box q baskse bsaag carries
u0s0 tAs esltivasos 70 hosA ~ gr0vths
Esoovsa. Aftsr ~ eroo = lail ~
~ ~ vistting ths Asll ooes . week
q ~ 6sys Day easily ks<p tie dsssese
i1 haAA. Whsa eatsa. ths vitality q
u ossd-bo1jso b 00k Asstroye4- u
vill tAsssfoso - vsal b hsvs - little
@se h tAs So6ass - Doss1bss. AsA
this rs0ask applies to stovss aAd 60
0lAsa. 1AS manure h Which the
soorss fall sssos to assist IN thsir
Ose0tnatioa anA 70 carry tAfecttoo to
tAs Asld. For tAis rsasoa. also. havs
- httls % 70 tAs stalls as1 feeding
Dsos - DosalbSe. Co00eo oDlDSoa
~ that eoss-snse produces abortSoa
h eovA 0aeA. h0vsvse. - oOe The
easa T. he's bsss proved b sxpsss-
0sat vttA . nanbse q DsogAant ans
AllkiAG cows ID s1eessivs doses Of
'ths grovthA fhs ssasssl health aaa
- NM ytssl vsss ooaseAst aad reg
uIar tArongAoss IL esst- A1A n A.
toa,s essid seas1 thsss s1esssavs Sosss
Il y hardly nksay hat ~ S0ansis1ss
sbealDsl ~ esvs h 0rdinasJ easss
esaIA - harmful. n s0ne soaeatns
- seDse11s ase o<Asr peaseasus slka-
~ ~ Heoe0Asss soaG1o 1o1AssD =
ep0oo11e1oa n eaaSjs tEsa1s1 - =
s1o111y - u 1ss1sssas0 - 0slA y
oee00 QeA. eA90oBsot - 9oooao1o IT,
ene11o un10 ee1lA1Ry eoo11e1oao -
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