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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-10-29
Points for Visitors to Richmond.

No visit TO complete which does not include
walk through The Meyer viii be asked TO
buy anything satcheis wraps or packages
checked without char GO.
may have trunks packages or letters sent IN the care
The Meyers store they Will be held until you call FOR
them without charge TO meet your friends
here You may your purchases shipped home direct with
ont charge they over unless II be furniture
on such bulky articles You may anything you ike ana
should your folks home not Ike your selections you may
return Il and our check be mailed Tor the amount
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-10-29
Everything Your Baby Needs

for wear comfort arranged for in orr Great Infants
Wear Department and the sales prepared this
tended TO attract the attention OF visitor Of the
thereto
Coored SIX Caps and Bonnets styles than you
were made aggregarng every style by
he manufacturers in this Sale prices range from
l9c. TO sos
Special lots Cashmere and Ederdown Goats CoaIs ST.
Special lots Walking Coats o swell materials $3.50
Carriage Robes. gray ST. white. $3.50 quilted. Sss
Long Slips 70 2c: Shoes 5Oc Flannel Wrappers s125
Mhmeys famous Baby Carriages and GoCarts sold
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-10-29
Special Priced DOmestiCs.

zoo Brown Shaker Skirt Flannel 25c.
Chudreu's L lie. Plaid Dress Ginghams,
&c.
Double-lold Fancy Colored Bed Tick
ing. b. Ice.
Mattress Bed Ticking, seconds 9 $50
yard
Heavy Twilcd Canton Flannel for Use.
g0-inch Canton Flannel. long nap. Sc.
Atwood White Flannel, for 2jc.
Unbleached Cotton for 1-sc. yard.
Very Heavy Bleached Pillow Cases. Sc
FulI-size. Double Bed. Hemsutched Sheets
600
Light stripe and Checked outing Cloth.
luc value for Be-. yard.
Dark Figured Flannelette &c. yard.
Best Percales. yard wide, Zoe. ward.
Covert Cloth for Skirts sc. yard
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-10-29

80 and 3 viei I'D Button Shoes for ladies'. SPECIAL
lot an 5l.O pair.
Carlisle Shoe companys Ladies 50
and $3.50 shoes, sale
Regular $50 school Shoes for Misses and Children medium
weight light weight
Genuine td skin Shoes for Ladies' with patent leather tip
sale no
The regular $50 Satin Golf Shoes for Boys saoa S.
A chance at the $3.50 prize soross sboes-seIs
for S. but al fine shoes Information Shoe Department
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-10-29
That Extra Silk Sale

win surely this week. for there is no more
than a suincnecy for this sale
The &c. grade Black Ta0etta. l9-inches wide, sc.
The csc grade. f. inches. 7ic
The 81 grade. 2-iuches wide. 100
The N19 grade. 7-inches wide @c
The 4ec lot Includes AID White Luster Satin Duchess
TanetAs soft finish satns in all colors and
White. costing 10 75c.
The sec Includes Satin Duchess and solid Iaea
Silks and Colors
The 75e lot includes New Striped and Chamean
Illuminated and two-oned effects
The 81 lot includes HAmched Tafeas, Bayderes. Straight
Strped Cords c0ors also Ieau de Sole
Duchess Seeded Armure Br0cades n Blacks.
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Ready-Made Mems Pants.

You wouldn't believe n possible % bHy
such good pants for such little money
until YOU see those IN the sale here.
Regular $50 Black Twiued Cheviot Pants.
sale az f.lo pair
Regular s. Brown or Grey Chcv.ot Pants,
sale 40 $50.
Regular s. Black. Grey, Brown, Tan
Pauts. sale an $3.50
Regular $50 Plaid S,rinsd and Scotch
Mixture Pants. sale az Sis.
Regular Sz7l Chevi0t. Cashmere or HAIR
line Pants. sale al &lN
Regular $50 and "a Worstcd Ilair-line
Pants sale at N.9S.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-10-29


Nonday-Aeadcmy. matinee. school
for Scandal night. "a Winters Tale.
Tuesday Rupert of llcitau.'
Wednesday. Thursday and matinee
Thursday sporting Duchess"
Saturday. night ANA matmee-"Co-
rlnnc
Bl0u-John RansOnc and other high
class speciality performers.
The new Academy viii have four nota-
be attractions this week. which win. in
IN probability prove the banner week Of
the season
on Monday the Louis James, Kathryn
Kiddcr and Charles b Haniord Combine
Saon VIII be- the attraction in The VIM
ter's Tale The play IN which Mary An
dcrson made her farewell appearance on
the stage eleven years ago.
II was always the criticism Of Miss An
derson that her Perdita was better than
her Hormione. This cannot be said OF
Miss kidder for She is said to realize
both characters in every particular. Nat
urally people prefer fresh. vivacious
laughtcr-loving eirl 70 a sOmbre, y a~
paosl suQeghUmaI, calnness. Miss Kid
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-10-29
Sheet Music at Cut Prices,

This week VIII be a great bargain week I'm department.
for number of specials will that been
placed before the public reduction ia instructors:
Hellak's paper bound, 39c.
BelaIs. cloth bound. SOC.
Ieyer's cloth bound. 53c. 81 % edition.
Winners all instruments, isc.
Tohers paper bound, 3sc.
Common Sense. 23c.
Revu's Water Scenes including weknown Narcissus CSC
collection soc publications, only for this SALE loc
Brilliant arrangement of old Black Joe NJ Csc.
We special in foios at 9c and &c
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-10-29
The Greatest Shoe Store

in all the South is on our
main floor. No matter wher
or for what price you hat
been buying shoes, the Spc-
cial Sales here can supply
you to a greater advantage.
Manufacturers are constant
ly seeking this store as an
outlet for overburdened
stocks. and the resulting
sales can be judged this week.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-10-29

headed by Mr. James Is. Hackeit
10 has been remarked as singular that
so well-knoWu am actor ass James Is.
Hacl,ett has been ON tour $50 little since Doe
became "a prominent factor in the the
atrical world. The explanation H. that
most of Mr. Hacketts time has been
spent in New York, his first hit having
been made there i'm the original produc-
ton of Mime. Sans-Gane.' subsequent
90 appearing i'm several other important
productions. his work finally came 90 the
notice of Daniel Frohman. lie has been
under that managers direction ever since.
lie was Mt Sothern's successor in the
INceum Theatres revival of the Lenda
play.
MIR. Hackett IS popular socially both
I'm New York end IN the cities where he
has appeared 1t may be of interest to
know that Hackctt was the first New
York leading man of prominence Of
American birth All the others have been
Engiishmen and until Hacketts advent
the New York managers claimed that no
American would be accepted I'm the prln-
cipal role of a serious play. that Ameri-
cans cot Ia not wear evening dress, etc,
Hackett proved these ideas "a he talla-
cious. for no young actor ever scored
greater triumphs in New York than he.
1.-THE SPORTING DUCHESS.
"The Sporting Duchess" that beautiful
spectacular drama which made such an
enormous hit I'm other cities, comes 10 the
Academy on Wednesday for an engage
'ment Of two nights and a special Thurs
day matinee.
The cast this season is even stronger
than that which appeared IN II last year.
There are over tfty people In the produc-
tion. The thoroughbred race horses in
the CHEAT Derby race scene present the
most exciting spectacle that has ever
been seen on the mimic stage. The mag
nitude OF this production Is almost incon-
cclvable: fourteen huge scenes form the
various stage pictures II is necessary 10
send men in advance 10 arrange the de-
tails.
Emily Rigl. in the part OF yivion Oar
VILE IS seen I'm n particularly happy vein,
even for her. and has added much To her
reputation by her artistic rendition IN
'"ihe Sporting Duchess"
The Bitou Offering for Carnival week to
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-10-29
ANOTHER RICHMOND TRIUMPH AND THE MEYERS ST Ok,

And float for Old Glory
to launched which occasion we
Carolina Richmond and The Meyer ~
these Richmond advance so I'll" Inc
the xmas
pces conhnIng itself 10 g0o'
orcia cheeuHy renoe'
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-10-29
ST Wilton Velvet Carpets, 55C.

and every pattern new any quantity desire any color
you may select either for OF halls Is one o. 'Ne "as
specials OF this weeks Carpet sales
Eafords 81 Administer carpets with or without BORDERS VOC
Smiths 81 q wilton Velvet Carpets, halls or rooms NC
5o, Half-Wool yard Wide Two-Ply Carpets @c
Pretty Green and Red Pattern Ingram carpet 80
79c AI-Woo, TwoPly Carpets best makes Aye
81 Best Carpets, halls. stairs, carpets 5sc'
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-10-29
Ladies' Tailor Made Jackets.

prices the the past weeks weather and
the resulting duness trade the manufacturing tail
SPECIAL lot A-Black Rough Jackets style. ST.
SPECIAL LOT B-T4n smooth Cloth Jackets new scaoped
front and back. 500
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-10-29
Special Assortment Ladies CapeS Here

has caused wide spread comment difference in prices for
styles better alone being sufficient TO cause
you purchase whilst these special lots are on sale
Some extra long Golf Capes of imported shawls, $ll31
Scotch Coli Capes sample ot sl5, Sl1 $50
Black Rough cloth Capes. full circular sweep slo.
Plush Capcs, beautifully beaded and ribbon rn-
So.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-10-29
Ladies' Swell TaiIor.Made Suits.

The Meyer stores department viii be revelation 10 vsi
fors ID Is LARGER by any the city Special pur-
chases the extraordinary increased de-
naud expected this week. and the suits 20 on sale COM
meuclug Monday. Special Sales
Sale Suits: Sale $40 suits; Sale $3.50 suiisi Sale
81 suls. saIe SIS suits. sale 8. 50 suits
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-10-29
The Southern Clothing Mig. Co.

is Of the largest wholesale clothing concerns n the so
and have ready OF their stock OF BOYS
Suits with special lots Of Suits Tor
boys 10 6 VIII make Ibis OF The most interesting
sales weeks OF the
Boys regular suits Of Cassmeres. sale at $3.50
BOYS regular Suits nuish cheots. sale at wv
regular S. 80 suits, ai-woo ceyots. sale at Sl4S
Boys regular So Top Coats for AN sale az $3gS
Boys regular $3.50 Refer Overcoats all sale at SlS
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-10-29
Extra Black Goods Opportunities.

Guaranteed perfect notwithstanding the special price
Samples sent.
The 81 SO Imported Crepons for sSc
e The u75 Imported Crepons for SO
The g Is Imported Crepons for SlA
The 500 Imported Crepons for NS
The $500 Imported Crepons for 81,
The $40 Imported Crepons for 'S3
Coo Atwood Chevot IS inches wide. for 4lc
Sc Atwood Chevlot 90 inches wide for soc
500 Atwood Cheviot 81 inches wide for 75c
81 % Atwood Cheviot 81 inches wide. for 500
$50 All-Wool Cheviot 80 inches wido. for ssc
45c Atwood Surah Serge 80 inches wide PC
50c AIl-Wool French Serge . inches wide 800
f5o Atwood storm Serge. IS inches wide. fc
$50 All-Wool ocean Serge "a inches wide. SO
81 90 All-Woo Imperial Serge, Ar inches wide Too
SOC Atwood Henrietta 30 inches wide for 30
Coo ALI Wool Henrietta IS inches wide, for i2e
csc All-Woo Henrietta 6 inches wide, FOR 1oc
SIS A-Wool Henrietta a. inches wide. Tor $50
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-10-29
Ladies' HairdreSSing.

You should come and see our pompadours Makes
the hnnes hair appear thick around e face and does not
false
The most addition made for the hair ST.
A sample LOT OF all long hair switches. SIS
An clegant all-ong hair SWITCH shade. fL4S
Expert shampoong, hair dried by electricity from &c uo
Alancuring
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-10-29
Ladies' Ready-Nade Dress Skirts.

More kinds different kinds than you will see any,
where else All made perfectly and in at such
prices almost brings the skirt ready usual cost
of material.
New Plaid skirts 49,
Black Tameta silk skirts $40
Habit-Back Crepon Skirts $50
oxford Gray HOmespun skirts, S2W
Black French Cheviot Skirts. s..
Black Wool Serge skirts. $50
A-Bllck Figured Al0hair skirts CSC
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-10-29
Solid Color Cloth Waists.

Ready TO put ON without any nrepara-
ton and will Gi YOU more perfectly than
those YOU could have made.
Special lot braided or plain. 81.
Tailor-made. shirt waist style 500
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-10-29

der's Hermione is queenly and command
lnv and thoroughly effective. As Perdi-
a. she is the lively. quantity charming
actress whom We have known as sans
Gene and Lady Teazie. Mr., Haniord VIII
be seen in the character OF the jealous
King of Stella and Mr.. James in the
low comedy part OF Autolycus
The long cast of secondary characters
are admirably nlled. John a. Elisicr,
who celebrated his seventy-soventh birth
dav recently. plays the role of the old
ghepherd. with the finished art required
during his many years ou ihe stage. ltar-
pr, faneaon, another veteran. is happily
caet and the remainder of the big organ
ization embraces thiTty-seren people
N takes a peculiar combination of tal-
emf and artistic devotion 10 produce what
Is probably the latest and ripest product
OF Shakespeare genius although Ike
wise one of the least known. Managers
Waecnhals and Kemper have provided
am elaborate production stinung IN no
detail Of scenery costumes. or properties
calculated best 10 realize Shakespeare 5
great work.
IA the special matinee tomorrow this
company's famous production OF SheFi-
dams school for Scandal VIII De gwen
with an all-star cast. and with the sVnlp-
tuous style in which It was so success
fully given last season.
RUPERT OR HEITZAI.
Anthony Hopes delightful play, "Ru-
pert of Heltzau.' the sequel TO THE
Prisoner OF Zenda." viii be given on
Tuesday night ny Frohman's COMPANY.
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-04-08
TIN New Gun Dcrcudcr

inc new cup defender now rapidly be-
Ing built IS confidently expected to bo Tho
most remarkable and unique sailing YES
sci over turned out from any establish
profound s.crct, but it is whisncrod that
1t Will easily hold the cup-anotber
triumph fo. tho versatile Yankees Amer
things. and when She gets Their: she
stays. y good example OF this Is her
iainous household remedy. Iiosictter's
stomach l3ittcrs, which has defended
health for half Il century past I'm snitc
or many limitations. no other remedy has
been able TO wrest the cup OF success
America for tho quick defeat of all stom
ach ills. such indigestion, constiDa-
tion. nervousness. biliouness. liver ana
Kidney troubles. 1t is also an excellent
preventative and cure OF malaria ana
fever and asuc. 1T is strongly recon-
mended TO everyone at this time OF the
year.
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CAPE \ New York,
ruRD.Cc Philadelphia
I - n.,r.c and Norfolk
HUU Il Railroad.
ouISK TIME-Low RATES.

QUICK TlME-LOW RATES.
TWO TRAINS EACH WAY,
SCHEDULE ~ EtEECr MONDAY.
APRIL - 1925
LE.AVl; NORFOLK.
7:!5 4. III. daily; except sunday-tPor,
mouth. High street, 80 a. M
Arrive ut Philadelphia $40 p.
m: New York ut S.3S y. IN.
ii z4sssAVE Ntatis sif:eeiiz l
$50. Arrive at Philadelphia.
$40 n. III New York. 7;l3 a. III.
ARRIVE AT NORFOLK
600 a. III. daily: Portsmouth. High street.
slO. leaving New York Mt SOD
p. m: Philadelphia, 1910 p M.
ARRIVE At NORFOLK.
$50 p. nj. daily. except Sunday Qorts-
mouth. High street. SEQ p. M
leaving New York ut SEQ u IN
Philadelphia 1920 n M
Close connection made with all rail- and
sound lines to and from Boston
Pullman Sleeping Cars on night trains
between Jersey CITY. Philadelphia and
Cape Charles
Pullman Buffet Paricr Cars on day trains
between philadelphia and Cape Charles
Through tickets sold and baggage
checked at Wakes Agency. u.der At
inDtic Hotel. and on steamers
r. Il. COOKE
General Passenger and Freight Agent.
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Smithncld, Va. April The building
fever is abroad in our progressive little
town, as indeed it has been for several
months. The sound of saw and hammer
has become very familiar. The new res
idence OF Mr.. w. w. Joyner is nearing
completion.
Preparations are being made also for
the reconstruction of Mr.. Theo. Bar
rows residence, on Main street When
completed 1t Will be one of the hand
soonest residences in the town. Other
buildings are in contemplation and will
soon be begun.
Tho Southern States Telephone Com
pany is putting in an exchange here
this week. They will have goodly
number of subscribers, and when COM
pleted will have phone connection with
Surry Courthouse and other localities
adjacent to Smithfield. 1t will be a
great benefit to the merchants and
others of this community.
The final touches are being put on the
new Methodist Church to-day, prepare
tory to its dedication on next Sunday,
the 9th instant. 1t is beautiful build
Ing and reflects great credit upon the
Methodist denomination in the town.
Rev. DR.. Henry Il. johnson, of Cum
berland Street Methodist Church, Nor
folk. will preach the dedicatory SER
mon. Rev. S. A. Steele. D. D., will also
be present, and is expected to deliver
his celebrated lecture on The Pioneer
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. r. - ~ % REA
Bears tho The Kind You Have Always B0ugt
signature "a &zHzs9zsIee
KOAN1yK 1;,

Roanoke. Va. April THE city was
shocked at the announcement of the
death of Mrs. Lucian H. Cooke, wife of
eX-Mayor Cooke and a prominent attor-
ney of the city, yesterday Deceased
had been in i'll health for several
months. but her death was very unex-
pected. She was q daughter Of Prof.
francis ii. Smith, of theS University of
Virginia In her death Roanoke has
lost consistent Christian lady. and
her death will be universally mourned.
she leaves Il husband and four children
two sons and two daughters.
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-04-08
EWo FROM VIRGINIA CONTINUED. FROM PAGE EIGHT.
PETERSBURG.
Mr.. Brown Recovering From Sc
rious Wound.
A. II. Hin Camp Confederate vetcr-
ans Elect Delegates to charleston
Reunion Death of Well known
CitIzens-Accidont.

Petersburg, Va, April 7.-Mr. Warren
Brown, of Hebron, Dinwiddic Countrywide
it will be remembered was SO danger
ously shot and robbed by an unknown
negro, about q week ago, is now con-
sidered out OF danger. Mr.. Brown has
always commended that the bullet lodged
in his throat, and as the sequel Will
prove he was not mistaken. Wednes-
day Mr.. Brown wrote to large whole
sale grocery firm in Petersburg for
quotations. This letter was received
yesterday. Mr.. Brown wrote, Il am at
the store to-day attending to business.
feel little weak and the wound is
quite sore. I got the bullet out this
morning, it was i'll my throat just below
the gullet and worked it loose with my
fingers and spat it out"
CONFEDERATE REUNION DELE
GATES.
The regular monthly meeting OF A. r..
Hill Camp of Confederate Veterans was
held at Camp Hall last night and rou-
tine business transacted. The trip to
Charleston, S. c., to attend the re-
Held there in May next was discussed
and the following delegates were elected
10 represent the camp at the reunion:
General Stith Boiling, DR.. w. Il. Har-
wood and Messrs. p. G.. Hoy. AntrobuS
Bond, o. B. Morgan, John Il. Parham,
George S. Bernard, John r. Turner,
Henry c. Roper, Robert l.. Watson and
Il. B. Vaughan. The camp expects to
carry about SiXty-five men and its fine
drum corps.
METEOROLOGICAL.
Mr.. ]. Gray NrcCandlish. whose I'll
ness has been announced in the Index
Appeal. died at his home in this city
yesterday morning after q brief Illness.
He had, however, been in bad health
for sometime. The deceased was wide
~ known in the community. and was
very popular. He was brother of Mr.
Robert McCandlish. of this city. deputy
United States collector. He leaves q
widow and children.
Mrs. Fannie A. Glazicr. wife Of Theo-
dorc GlaZicr. died at her residence GAL
Halifax street. ut L o'clock Thursday.
She had only been sick since Saturday.
Six children survive her, Messrs. Thco
Jr.. Joseph J.. Chas. H., Otis p, Mrs
Herbert Scott, of Portsmouth, Va, Mrs
Z. L. Nfulder. of Petersburg, Va.
VESTRY ORGANIZATION.
Church organized last night by electing
wv. II. Cuthbert senior warden; Judge ].
NJ. Mullen, junior warden; Il. f. Heath.
treasurer; John Mann. register: Mr.. H
Noltenius and Judge J. NJ. Mullen were
elected delegates to the Episcopal Coun-
ell, which meets in Danville in June
next. and Messrs. w. ]. Jarratt and Il.
Il. Bcckwith, altcrnates.
ACCIDENT.
Mr.. William Crichton, High Constr-
hie, fell down the steps OF his residence
nj rr1 n tn, a
the force OF his fall, struck on his el-
bow dislocating his shoulder. He was
attended by DR.. Booth, who rendered all
necessary service.
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The First IRON Steamship.
CIV. Clark Russell, in April Pail Mall
MaGaZinc.)

CIV. Clark Russell. in April Pail Mall
Magazinc.)
1t is scarcely credible that the en-
ployment of iron in ship building should
for years have continued to meet with
biSoted oppositon--that is. in the face
of the success, or the promises of enor-
nous future success, which had been
achieved out OF this metal. For in
stance. the first iron steamer that ever
Dut'to sea was called the Aaron Mandy.
and was built in on about 1871 from
parts which had been manufactured in
Paris and sent to London to be nut
together. 1t is honoura BILE to the mem
Dry of Sir Charles Napier, crcditable To
his sagacity and foresight. that he
should have foreseen i'll some sort the
issues of conjunction of metal with
steam. He it was who formed a society
or company Jointly With the engineer,
Charles Mandy. for the building of this
iron steamboat. When she was built
Qn London) she rcccived Il cargo OF lin
seed and iron castings. and Captain
Napier safely navigated her from Lon
don to Havre. thence TO Paris. From
lS22 to 1850 the hull of the Aaron Mandy
never required to be repaired though
she had often been aground when full
up With cargo. The country. with the
Admiralty in the foreground, looked on
and made no sign. The Aaron Mandy
was certainly no beauty. She was not
Ike the typical frigate, for example,
put she was a hint OF deepest signin-
canoe. And. consistently with the ira
dItions of Red Tape departments. the
leads. in the manner of Sir Joshua.
shitled their speaking trumpets and
only took snuff.
scott-Eussell, the weiI-known engiz
neef; IN a short treatise gave an ex-
ample OF the character of the objections
urged against iron. "A good many
years ago" he says. II happened 10
converse with the chief naval architect
OF one of our dock-yal1s on tbe" s,,h'
ject OF building ships of iron. The an.
swer was characteristic, and the feeling
1t expressed so strong and natural. that
nave never forgotten it, He said.
with some Indignation, Don't tax to
me about iron ships: it's contrary TO
nature"
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-04-08

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