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The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1899-05-07
SOCIETY NOTES FROM NORTHPORT

NORTHPORT. May s-Miss Tessie Mum
ter left yesterday for her home in Spokane
after q visit OF TWO months here with her
sister. Mrs. Paul Strobach.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Aylwin. notice OF
whose marriage at Toronto has been duly
chronicied have returned here after .
sheYt honeymoon. and win take the Chris
tianscn residence in the Hughes addition.
The Misses Humber. Of Deer Lodge,
Mont, are visiting with their sister. Mrs.
d. 8. Fotheringham.
Supt. H. c. Bellinger and Mrs Bellinger
OF the lie Roi Mining and Smelling Com
pany. left here last week for an extended
trip through the principal Eastern cities.
and expect to be away about two months
Martin J. Nsloney and family left North
port last week to take up their permanent
residence at Spokane. at which place Mr.:
Matoney has engaged IN the mining and
Investment business. number Of their
friends went TO the depot to sea them OF
en- their Journey and 30 wish them sue-
cess in their new field Of endeAvor.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. r. Kendrtck, accom-
panied by Miss Ksndrick. left Wednesday
for Greenwood. n. G.. where they viii
locate Mr. Hendricks interest in the
boundary country making II necessary for
this change Of residence on the part OF his
family.
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sSOHoMIsn SOCIETY.

SNoHOMIsH. May s-Mrs. l. Kohn and
MrA Dr.: Thompson visited friends In
Seattle Monday and Tuesday.
Miss Grace Nrocman was up from Ev-
erett and spent Sunday with Ars J. H.
Mrs. Will Henry has returned from her
Mr.. VIII r. Gay of Seattle viii deliver
the Memorial address at this place on
~. Maggie Murphy visited friends In
Mrs Charles Robinson visited over sun
day with her parents IN Seattle.
Mr. Archie Martin Of rairhaven and
Mss Dora r, Jackson e Everett were guest,
Mr.. +, r. Fisk Of seatt,e was in town
"wednesday on legal business.
Mr. Henry Saurreil returned from skag-
WAY iss. saturday. He win remain here
M. and Mrs. Walter g. Wheeler held
. reception 10 about sevcEty-ffve guests
a. the home OF Fl. 6, Hansen in Scm,h
evening was pleasantly spent In dancing
and games.
The ladies' OF the Guild gave an ANA
hon,as'' at the Aicazar ,hestcr Friday
night which was well attended and well
-. I'M OF Tacoma visited his son.
Mrs NJ. c. Miller OF Hartford returned
home Thursday night. after a weeks visi,
with her brother. Fred Grover. Mr..
Growers two daughters accompanied her
heme for q shor; visit.
Mr.. Peter ]. Maloncy OF Snoqualmie
was married Thursday morning to Miss
Annie c. Don'in Of issaquah. The cere
derbeke of Snohomish. at 81. Michael
church. Snohomish. Mr. Michael II. Don
lin acted as best man and Miss Maude
Cummings was bridesmaid. Mr.. and Mrs.
Maioney are spending their honeymoon
In Seattle at the Rainier Grand hotel.
They viii return to their home In Sno-
Qualsnie next week.
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BEfLINGHAM BAY SOCIETY.

wHATN,oM, May s,-Mrs. A II. Camp
bell VAS elected delegate by the Red tross
society 10 the state meeting at Tacoma
beginning Nav 2.
Mr.. John Roth and Miss Clara Johnson,
two popular young people OF this city
were married at the hume CT Nina Lansing
on Thursday afternoon. They left FOR
Northern points for a wedding tour.
Rev. Mark Jukfs ard family leave ths
week for Wellington. British Columbia.
where Mr.. Jukes will take charge OF the
Episcopal paxtorase. The Ministerial as
aociation passed some very complimentary
rrsolatiers in references 20 Mr.. Jukes' ia
hsrs In this city during the past years. AZ
their last meeting.
The dance en- Tuesday evening given by
the Clerks Association was the first OF a
series Of their social meetings al !. . q. r.
hal! They have arranged for cards and
ether games. Everyone was agFceabiy en-
teytafnei according &C. their taste a. the
gathering on Tuesday.
Mrs r r. krrSaaw. Mrs. T. r. Mobiles
and Mrs George Caarsr entertained the
Aftermath Society on Monday with papers
and readings.
A club ~ young people sss secured Ill
Perkins TO lecture on the 18th
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CrNTRALlA May s-Mrs Ed Nelson n
In Everett visiting friends.
Mr.. Henry Curtis has gore 10 Everett
Mrs T. J. Kennedy arrived from Cali
eernsa this week.
Miss Urea Williams 10 IN Portland. visit
Ing Mrs. r r. Shields,
Rev < = Browneil WAS in Aberdeen
last Sunday. when ne dedicata. the Bap-
slSs church.
Rev = u Spencer viii deliver TIE me-
mortal address al shsl.en on May -
The Wce3men gave a very Interesting
social ard card party Thursday evening.
The Nav day ball Monday evening was 4
success. financially and socially
The Eaasist church entertainment given
on May hy the young people was . de-
NgAs.ul agstr
Mr. Erwin Arnold. Of this city. 10 quite
III n cAehails
N-s Z {. stesger 10 ccnva;cscing from
a Asvere Ilj3esa
Miss r.ucy Weaver ard Mr. william
Bruce we're married Sunday last. Justice
Green o.rrsstirg.
Mrs c. Greatly hsa returned - Everett
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1HsS9Xsx9s SgsfsXs5a
Y Om-of 7oeu, Society. ~
{agsSl9ss9lsg sgq(s Sls

1nose pfeseat were Nrx Willard ssafth.
Mr.. 9eoFgs Turrelt Ms. G. r. Oswood
~ G0rsy. Mrs WHISTLER, Nrs Nerrftf
Fowsison. Mr.. Fuller, Miss Hery1ck'
- w Island, Msg F5srence Fuller. MIS-
~, ass. DE- :. G: ChaaAlsr. Of SPOKANE. IL
visiting Ma John Chandler.
Soeial Notes.
- Mr. Harsison @. Foster returned from
the East Sunday.
MIS-. L. d. Campbell and Nrs. Addssou
u Foster spent Thursday In Seattle
Mr.. and Mrs. c. b. Hurley win rive
st. Paul. -
Mrs. y. ID. Clark. OF Portland who has
been visiting Mrs. J. H. Houghton. returns
home today.
Mrs. H. G. McHenry, Of ct. Paul. Who
mas bean visiting In Tacoma, returned
home Wednesday.
Ms. Post and Mrs d. r. Brown are
nng Ar9e card party at the Rochester
went To Portland Thursday to yisit her
father. Judge WhalIey.
Mt. and Mrs c. 81. Shuitx had . party
OF Trends In their box It both perform.
ancss of tho Bost0nians
Mrs William Bigi0w. OF seattle. who viii
take part In the Aloha club play Nav
70 is visiting Mrs. G. H. Hyde while here
for the .reheaFrals.
Miss Genevieve Relfe. OF Seattle, spent
t9e nrst Of the week In Tacoma with Miss
xiope Tower. returning to Seattle We'd
neAday. Miss Cover and Miss Remington
accompanied Miss Reife to Seattle spend
Ing the day there.
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VANCOUVER SOCIETY NOTES.

VANCOUVER Wash. May g. - Miss
Ethel Meach returned 10 her horns in Fen.
d,eton. Or. on Thursday. AFTER sleN OK
several weeks in Vancouver
Judge ana Mrs. Kelly OF Kefso, were
visiting in the city during the week;
Mrs L. c. Palmer, u Bridal Vel. Or.
Is visiting friends here.
Steven OBrien. of Tacoma. spent Tues
day and "Wednesday in Vancouver
Dr X. O. Black spent the past week ~
Castle Rock.
J. X Morris. OF oregon City. Was over
the mrs, OF the week
Miss Frances Drawn. Of Bridal Ven.
spent sunday with her parents.
Charles Mcpherson OF The raiies. Or.
was the CUES; OF bis cousfn. r. X. Nc
Pherson, last Monday.
George e. Sanders. OF Oakesdase. spent
the past week here visiting relatives
Miss Mzad Bier LEI. on Tuesday for
Pennington. whsre she viii remain here
after
n H. Bone az Stanhope, Ia arrived
TUESDAY ard will make Vancouver his
home.
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greeted tho young people and . nea, little
sum was rsalized The orchestra - under
tho leadership OF Prof Roy McMintou.
Cards have been received here ansounc-
ing the marriage Of Capt. q. G. Oracle
and Miss Edith Helen Mitchell. At Stone
house, Gloucester. Capt. Oracle spent
about q year on the Sound. commander
OF the British ship Falkland. some two
years ago, and made many friends who
all wish him every possible happiness
In Tacoma on April q Miss Maud Mabel
Grant and r. s. Roes. Of Tacosna, were
united n marriage. Miss Grant, who was
once q resident here, has the best wishcu
OF a large circle Of frfendS
Mrs John Barneson left on the WaiA
Walia Thursday for California. where she
and Capt. Barneson will probably take up
q permanent residence.
A. @. Wissei. O. W. Roberts and V. v.
Lowery were passengers on the Resale
Thursday for Alaska. They will go into
Dr.. and MR. G. r. Kuhn left the frst Of
the week for Port Angeles, where DIR.
Kuhn viii begin tho practice OF medicine.
Tho following Fcr; Townsend people
were guests IN Seattle during the week:
Mrs b. II. Hill. Mrs II. H. Morrtson
Mrs William Mann, J. II. Shaffer. Mss
Lillian Horn, f.. p. Blake and daughter.
Mr. and Mrs. Oregon Hastings, Of VIC
torfa. are In the city visiting relatives.
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FORT ANGELES SOCIETY.

PORT ANGELES. MAY s.-Ntr Alice
Everett who has been visiting at Portland
and San Francisco the past two years
/, hack home With ssr parents.
Attorney John TTuBshssl} ard wife. vho
recently moved herr from soff fnwnsena
have leased the Williams residence Or
East Front ssfe-'t.
a q Wilson % Seattle has b~~n n
town this ~ees
uns Thomas AaseTy. s~>rftary O. the
fasr,,as,~at3@ state central committee. At.
rsy,s Tsursssay sor d short stay among
cid friends.
Jra,xe ard Mrs, J. c. MctIsntSn VIII. IN
a short time fauve hsge fFssn Port Town
xerxs 10 reside Fere permanently.
Hon n O. Fgnch 81 Alameda Cal, has
Keen III tawn al Seek
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SOCIETY At rOTPEVlLLE-

rOy-rryfIg.r Nav Cd. Carl Pearson
wa. =, y,,xssalfy - vts4i friends last week
lie .reus few days with his paxenss In
Stauw.sst
Mrs J ~ Cflrn is visiting friends and
relatives IN SaAstss
A party VII as- gives n the " G. T L
nam ca frlaxs night sn hagaar Of Carl Oh
ie~ysle ard Nax Gillespie
Rev I e Sswheyry wsns - Kirkland
ar Tuesday " acre "A VII deliver al ad-
..s~~s q, sAs scnvsEsasa Of Congregational
churches
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PORT TOWNSEND SOCIETY.

PORT TOWNSEND. May s.-Extensve
preparations are being made for the Fire
mems bali. 20 he held on the 18th OF this
month The members Of both companies
are bending every effort 10 make this ar
fair one OF the most successful events OF
this season
The hixh school orchestra gave very
successful concert in Coupeviile on April
large and enthusiastic audience
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turned to their station at Fort Assinni-
boine Mont. after a pleasant visit 1T the
post with Lieut.. and Mrs. William II.
Murphy.
Miss Lowe. Of Omaha. arrived Mt the post
last Tuesday and will spend the summer
visiting her sister. Mrs. William Murphy.
Lieut.. Murphy left here on Wednesday
for Wardner. Idaho.
Mrs j. N. Allison. wife OF MAI. Allison.
chief commiSsary. was visitor ~ the
post for q few days the past week.
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A very pleasant reception was given Miss
Sayas Jones and Miss Nell Jones on ths
evening OF their return 20 Franklin. Music
was tho feature of the evening. Amona
u. Jones. Miss Hiidehrant. Misc MARI
jones. Mise Bessie Wallace. Miss Ruth
Jones. Miss Rachel Jones. Mr.. Bennett
Mr. u. J. Jones. Mr.. Wallace, Mr.. T. II
Jone-, Mr.. Minor. Mr.. n John Jones. Or
J. J. Smith. Miss Sadye Jones. Miss Nell
Jonea
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VANCOUVER BARRACKS May g.
Mrs. T. r. fs.eng. accom- panse3 by ser .ws
daughters left last Wednesday ser Seattle
where they 5oiaeS Capt Glenn ara VII ae-
company him 10 Cook inlet Mrs Gie5n
expeess 10 h< absent about SIX we<ka
flsu,s A. A. cabsniss And walsAm Liz
~-tn - he Twensy-fcuSth isfAa.yy. -.
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Townsend on Friday to attend The musical
entertadnu1<ct given By the Pore 1o1nD-
eud high school orchestxa-
Mise Lulu MftcAeii, Wno haa BEEN vt1e&-
Ing in Oak Hafbor. returned - her home
On Saturday.
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CRESCENT blcycle~-The record-hreak
er in part years. the iesdcr again for 1889
spsIger q Huribus. i3is~I2l7 Second
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THE steamer Flyer In laid OF for re-
rairs Until further notice. with NO boat on
her run.
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PERSONAL MENTION.

Miss Cleo Lessig has gone to Northumber-
land to accept position in a millinery estab-
lishment.
Peter Fabian is home on brief visit from
Valley Forge.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Dewitt, of New York,
who visited the past week at Lost Creek, re-
turned to their home yesterday.
Charles McHale, the efficient and obliging
drug clerk at the Shenandoah drug store, has
gone to Philadelphia to witness the sights at
the National Export Exposition.
Mrs Frank Reese has gone to Brooklyn to
visit her sister, Mrs. Roll Sheeler
Health Officer Patrick Conry's wife, who
was very ill, was much improved to-day and
the attending physician says she is now oui
of danger.
Mrs Rees Reese and Mrs. David Thomas,
of South West street, have gone to Scranton
to visit friends.
Edward Rausch, porter at the Hotel Fergu-
son, was yesterday summoned to his home at
Sunbury on account of his fathers Illness
Mrs Joseph Dusto who suffered an attack
of paralysis Sunday morning, has so far re
covered that she has regained the use of the
limbs that were effected.
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POLITICAL POINTS.

Can any one name the Democratic candi-
date for Poor Director?
The Republican League of Clubs will meet
in Harrisburg tomorrow.
The Republicans of Shenandoah have
donned their fighting clothes.
If you want to vote in November see that
your taxes are paid by Saturday.
Just keep your eye on Horace Reber, the
Republican candidate for Commissioner He
will knock the Democratic strongholds silly.
The past week has developed more sc-
tivity on the part of the candidates of both
parties than has been shown at any time
heretofore during the present campaign.
The Pottsville Chronicle, with much show
Of spirit, denies that Al. Depew, the Demo-
cratic candidate for Treasurer, runs a COM
pany store. Who said he did?
Where oh where, is Uncle Jimmy Alinogue
in the present campaign 1t looks very much
as if Sheriff Tooe has Served a writ" upon
the fighting Ashland attorney.
Shenandoah's two representatives on the
Democratic ticket, Higgins and Brennan, are
on the jump almost continuously and are
putting up an active canvass.
Admiral Dewey doesn't seem to think the
United States government is making any
mistake in making its control of the Philip
pines complete and permanent.
1t is said Candidate Mclaughlin is not
indulging in as many jokes as he is want
to do, He finds that the people are serious
in their determination to elect Charles Berger
the next District Attorney.
John T. Shoener, candidate for Clerk of
the Courts, is tower of strength to the
ticket, because of the warm side the work
ingmen have for him. When Mr.. Shoener
was in the Legislature he secured the passage
Of the Miners hospital bill. This hospital is
located near Ashland, and has proven great
boon to the working people
DR.. Quaill chairman of the Republican
County Committee, received a dispatch from
State Chairman Reeder last evening stating
that Col. James E. Barnett Republican can
didate for State Treasurer, will visit Schuyl-
kill county on Tuesday, October TO- Potts
Vile Shenandoah, Mahanoy City, Ashland,
and probably other towns will be visited
The Democratic candidates met at head
quarters in Pottsville yesterday and conferred
with Chairman Noonan. The latter has
arrrigned several itineraries for the candi-
dates, and yesterday afternoon they stormed
the west end ana wound up with grand
pow-wow at Pinegrove. The candidates are
active, and are putting up a good fight for a
losing cause
An important meeting of the Republican
candidates was held at party headquarters in
Pottsville this morning. The members OF
the Executive Committee were present and
discussed the situation with the chairman
aud the party nominees. Those of them who
have oanvassed the county confidently pre-
dict the election Of the entire ticket. This
bright outlook, however, will not cause them
to relax their efforts and to swell the ma
jorities.
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MAY HAVE A RIVAL.

Junior American Mechanics In Several
States May Organize National Council.
The suspension of the State Council Of the
Junior Ordor Of United American Mechanics
by National Deputy Ogle, of Baltimore, at
Scranton few days ago, is still the talk Of
the members of the fraternity Yesterday a
conference was held at Harrisburg. Among
those present were National Councillor Chas.
Reimer, Of Baltimore State Councillor Geo.
E. Bowers, Of Altoona S. II Barry, of Balt-
imore, aud A. d. wilkins. of Pittsburg, mem
bers of the National Council Judiciary Com
mittee
Former Attorney-General w U. Hensel, of
Lancaster, has been engaged as counsel by
the National Council.
A circular has been sent out by the Funeral
Benefit Association of the order stating that
the suspension of the Pennsylvania and Dis
trict of Columbia councils has had no effect
upon the standing of these councils with the
association.
There is talk of rival in the National
Council to be organized by the New York,
Pennsylvania, District of Columbia, Virginia
and certain other state bodies.
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Samuel Colclough died at his home in
Minersvil'e on Sunday and the funeral will
take place tomorrow afternoon.
Jacob R. Keiser, one of Shamokin's
wealthiest citizens, died on Monday from a
stroke of paralysis. Funeral Thursday after
noon. The deceased was worth 5000, O0O
Rev. Father LOnginus, rector of st. John
the Baptist church, at POttsville, has met
with great bereavement in tho death of his
mother, which occurred at her home in Ger
many. She bad reached very old age
Mrs, Elizabeth Powell, relict of the late
Watkin Powell, died at the home of her
daughter, Mrs. VIM. Llewellyn. at Ashland,
yesterday morning She was 50 years of age,
and was most respectable and highly es-
teemed old lady. Funeral tomorrow after.
noon.
The funeral of James Cunningham, aged
36 years, who died at his home in Frackyille
on Saturday, took place this morning, high
mass being celebrated in St. Joseph's church
Martin Gaughan, aged 70 years, one of the
best known residents of Lower Luzerne
county, and for many years prominent in
Democratic politics, died yesterday.
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pITHY POINTS.
happenings Throughout the OouDtry
Ohroniolad for Hasty Perusal.

happenings Throughout the Country
ohroniciad for Hssty Perusai.
st. Clair has an epidemic Of malaria fever
There are 100 patients at the Miners hos
pital
Watch for the schoppe Bros Minstrel par
ade tonight.
The Pottsville Benevolent Association is in
need of funds.
Fourteen-year-old Adam Pokus was killed
by coal train at Shamokin.
The festival held by st. Joseph's church,
Ashland, netted $1,000 above expenses.
The collieries in the Hazelton region con-
tinue on the full time schedule this week. .
Rev. w. II. Herbert has resigned as pastor
OF the First Reformed church of Pottsvile.
The old Greason Academy, in Cumberland
county, has been converted into church by
the United Brethren.
Bishop Ethelbert Talbot yesterday laid the
cornerstone Of fine new church for Trinity
parish, at Carbondale
Brakeman w. J. Lore, of Unityville,
Lycomiug county, fell from q train near
Bloomsbury and was killed.
Nearly every farmer coming to market
carries chestnuts. They never we're so plenty
nor so fine as this year.
WaVcn TOT bne SCnOppe BROS, minstrel par
ade tonight.
The school teachers will be given a recep-
tiou in Union Hall, Pottsville, next Monday
evening after the first institute concert.
Matt Stein, yesterday, assumed the position
of head bartender at the Mansion House,
Mahanoy City, succeeding George Lambert,
who resigned.
The Supreme Court will wrestle with the
Cass township School Board problem on
Friday next and an anxious public is await
ing the result
Martin Moran, of New Philadelphia, who
was run over near Cumbola and had his left
arm ground off by the wheels, died at the
Pottsville hospital
James n Smith, well known p & r. tel
egraph operator, has resigned his position
and will move to Texas, where he has accept
ed employment in the office of a Southern
railway.
Watch for the Schoppe Bros Minstrels par
ade tonight.
Tim Snyder, an Ashland boy, is marine
on board Admiral Dewey's flagship, Olympia,
to which he was transferred at Manila shortly
before she started on her long journey to
America.
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CHANGING A ROAD.
The Brandonviue Road viewers have BE
gun their work.

The Brandonviue Road viewers Have BE
gun Their work.
Hon NJ. C. Watson John p Boehm and
George Staufler the viewers recently ap-
pointed 20 view the route for the proposed
new road between Kelley Run colliery and
Reichert's hotel at Biandonville, held their
first view yesterday at the hotel referred to,
and heard number of parties interested A
large number Of residents Of Union and East
Union townships were present, and all ap-
peared to favor the proposed change in the
road. L G, Wagner, assistant superintendent
Of the Girard Estate, aud Supervisor
Thickens attended the meeting aud appeared
to favor the change. Next Monday Mr.
Wagner will accompany the viewers over the
course the proposed new road will take
through West Mahanoy Township NJ NJ.
Burke, ESQ was present as attorney for the
petitioners and viewers The old road is to
be condemned on the ground that it is
dangerous and the grade exceeds the maxi
mum of five degrees for mountain roads
The act of 1897 fixed the maximum grade
at three degrees, but that act is not yet in
force, for the reason that it is not to become
operative until the sum Of 81 0O0 600 has been
appropriated by Act of Assembly to be dis
trbuted among the several townships Of the
State for the improvement Of public high
ways.
The new road will be given a grade of FIVE
degrees, or lower if possible. The old road
averages twelve degrees The proposed route
which the viewers will likely report will run
along the mountain side, below the present
road and cross the Mambeck road about half
a mile west of where the present Brandon
vilte road crosses it, and to the east of the
Shenandoah Water Compauy's dams and con
meet with the present road somewhere near
the dirt plane and the Kelley Run colliery.
1t is claimed the new road will increase
travel TO and from Brandonville
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