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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-06-28
DIED BY HIS OWN HAND.
Leroy n. Shields Shot Himself Last
Night at old Point Comfort.

NORFOLK VA, June Especial. -
Leroy H. Shields collector Of the Port
OF Norfolk and Portsmouth under the last
Democratic administration. is dead by his
own hard. At o'clock this evening his
body was discovered n his room at Hotel
Chambcr'iu old Point. and the pistol with
which he had evidently taken his life
Mr.. Shield was during the late war
with Spain an assistant paymaster IN the
navy. lie was mustered out and has
neen seeking rc-appo.ntmont 10 his
failure to secure the position desired and
hts financial embarrassment which for
some years has been great, his suicide IS
attributed
llo was sirguarly handsome man
and I'm former years WAS extremely pOpu-
lar in DIS party. He married Miss Love.
of Tennessee and She with several chill
dren now reside in Georgetown. ID. O..
one daughter. Dorothy has been criti-
cal'y nl for some time. Intense sorrow
and surprise followed the announcement
OF Mr.. Shields death.
CRy Associated Press)
NEWPORT NEWS VA. juno 27.-Le-
roy N. Shields. f0riy-slX years old prom
incnt in Virginia politics and who was
collector NJ Customs at Norfolk under the
Cleveland administration. committed sui-
ciio in his room mo the Iygoia Hotel. Old
Point Tonight. by sending "a bullet into
his brain
Melanch0lla induced by recent financial
reverses is the cause assigned for the
decd IIe had been at The hotel a week
and was expecting a re-apDoinimont IN
the naval service
During the Spanish war Mr.. Shields
held the post of paymastcr on the cruiser
Buffalo and since h.s discharge had been
seeking a similar assignment FIe is said
to have lost heavily ln speculation re-
Gently. and s known to have been brood
ing over his troubles 4 wife and three
children survive him.
Mrs Shields is in Washington and the
children in Norfolk
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-06-28
SUMMARY OF T0-DAYS NEWS.

Thousands OF dollars in dividends to
-Chambcr OF Commerce and Young
Mems Business Association may consoh-
date.
"A boom In the building industry.
The strike entirely over az Whiuocks
factory. Only "A few girls on mana az Iast
nights meeting.
Democrats call on Governor lyier 10
run for the senatOrship.
a young couple in search OF child to
adopt
MIR. wray T. Knight returns from
Washington. lie has secured Improve
ments i'm the postal service
-.R. p and q railroad purchases land
on MayO's Island and in Manchester
STATE NEWS.
Electric lines az war.
--Glamorgan Pipe Works burned.
Young man az Berryvlle punished for
shooting ar an officer.
School of Methods meets with largest
attendance IN its history
Shooting scrape In Norfolk.
Two mercantile houses 20 to the wall
in Roanoke.
Leroy II. Shields. ex-collector of Gus
toms OF Norfolk. Kills himself at Ola
Point.
GENERAL NEWS
-Goebel nominated by the Kentucky
Democratic Convention on the twenty
sixth ballot.
The Kentucky feud has another killing
20 its credit.
The transports Grant and Hooker
reach Manila with recruits.
Mr.. and Mrs Mckinley return 70
Washington after their outing.
--peunsylvan,a won the intercollegiate
boat race az Poughkespsie
The clyde Line steamer Pawnee en-
tirely destroyed by fire AZ sea
Many recruits viii be needed 10 bring
OTIS effective force up % thirty thousand
The Chicago has been ordered 10
Deagoa bay TO protect American interests
there
Much suffering reported among miners
In the Klondike
Alexander Jester. the murderer. identl-
fed in oklahoma.
FOREIGN NEWS.
Characteristic disorderly scenes In
French Chamber OF Deputies.
Interest IN Brest stu intense over the
expected arrival ~ Dreyfus
otis opens 70 trade many OF the Philip
pine ports that have been closed.
England said To have acquired lnyack
Island in pelagoa bay.
Spanish Chamber cf Deputies have en-
cited discussion Of Sarragossa riots-
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-06-28
Capt. Sullivan Was Sorry but Could
do Nothing.
VERY FEW LADIES WERE EPRESENT
Not More than Half a Dozen on Hand,
and they Declined TO Attend the
Meeting iH Thon's Hall. Where
Labor Men Made Speeches.
Nearly All the strikers
Return To Work.

The meeting called for last night In
the interest Of the young ladies' who
struck at Whltlocks factory, was a fall
ure. so far az the attendance Of strikers
was concerned.
H. was not held In Old Market Hall.
because the place was not lighted up.
The gas was cut of Captain J. Z. Sui
Ivan. clerk Of the market. was on hand.
and aid everything within power 70 ooIiEe
those Interested in the meeting. ia
stated that the gas had been cur on foF
some time. perhaps ever since the Hoge-
Memorial church was competed. ]l<t
congregation formerly worshipped In the
hall. and CAPTAIN sullivan saws the
church was indebted 10 the city for gas
when the place was vacated.
Learning that the meeting had been
called Captain sullivan vent 20 Mr.. W.
w. Wood. at the Gas inspectors office.
asked him to take the state Of the meter.
have the gas turned on. and TO ascertain
to-day how much gas was consumed last
nght
SAID IT WAS A TRICK
Mr.. Wood. so Captain Sullivan says. did
not think he had any authority under the
city ordinances to do as requested. and
he declined 10 take the responsibility upon
himself
When the crowd gathered the hall was
in darkness There We're probably one
hundred men and boys aud five or six la
dies in attendance. \ few OF the men
denounced the city officials and said the
gas had been deliberately and purposely
cut or Captain sullivan kept a cool
head and gave % as hls opinion that no
one was to blame. but that II was one Of
those unfortunate occurrences likely 10
happen at any time. lie deeply regretted
that there were IN lights I'm the hail.
The crowd was n g00d-natnred one. as
a rule There We're a few men who could
not control their feelings oud they rave
expression to their sentiments.
TIE LADIES LEFT.
After waiting for sometime II was de-
cidod tO g0 over 10 Thon Hall and hold
a meeting The fow young ladies. for
some reason declined 10 remain, and left
with their escorts.
About sevonty-hve men and boys went
into the han and heard speeches from
some of the labor union people
The strike o. ended. II was stated yes
tcrday that AN the young ladies who left
the employ of the Whitlock factory. have
returned. with the exception OF about one
hundred Some of those now out will go
back but a few will not DO so.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-06-28
One Applicant Came on Her Wheel,
But Was Too Old.
TIE COUNTRY IS SECURED
As Far out rs Bethany Home, hut the
Great Demand for Virginia Girls
Exceeds The supply The
Search About Aban-
doncd asa i'ruit-
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of acc are m demand. A search " in-
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presence of % white girl baby between
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The gentleman who inserted the ad.
lives in T0rrngton. Conn and fog per-
sonal reasons did not wish to have Dos
name mentioned. He said last evening
that Doe was in Richmond on other Dusi-
ness. and took advantage oi tne ornoi-
tunlty 10 try io secure Tor adoption
desirable girl infant. Tie and his WIG
while living North. were oI southern
uarentagc. and thought the prooaoIl} "i
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-06-28
A DELAY AS TO PLANS.
The Companies Not Ready to Adopt a
Ie-ign FOR tn Depot.

There is some delay in adopting a de-
sign for the proposed Union Depot for
the Chesapeake and Ohio and Richmond
Petorsburs and Carolina roads.
II was stated few days ago that com
mlttces representing each road would
meet this week for conference but a.
looks now ass if this meeting would be
postponed. Second Vice-prcsiden, Axteu
and General Manager Stevens. OF the
Chesapeake and Ohio are both out of the
city and they are not expected back here
for several days
IL was reported yesterday that the
chesapeake and Ohio Company had n0ti-
fed the tenants OF lbs property that they
could remain in possession until next
April This report could not De verified
and seems 90 Zoe without foundation. The
notices served. state that the property
must be vacated by August 10Th.
The Mayo Land and Bridge Company
yesterday decided tO Mr.. III. l.. Cabeu. a
strip OF land 90 feet wide across Mayors
Island. and strip of the same width
across The property of the company in
Manchester. the price paid being $1,000
Mr. Cabeil said 'ast evening that the
land in question was intended for the use
Of the Richmond. Petersburg and Carolina
Railroad Company
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-06-28
RICHMOND NEGRO MAY HANG.
is on Trial for His Lite in Phna-
dcinhia.

deiphia.
William Enps. alias William Turner
tho negro who was arrested in Richmond
and carried TO Philadelphia ON charge Of
murder'ns Mary Ann Lawlcr. an aged
woman. in that city on the NIGHT of Jan
uary Wih. last is now on trial for his
life in the Court OF oyer and Terminer
in Philadelphia. The trial commenced on
Monday
Assistant District Attorneys Ignlcttcr
and Boyle conducted tho proocuti0u. and
Will mako "a vigorous effort 90 secure
q conviction for murder in the FIRST de-
gree 49,. Boyle opened the case Co the
jury while Mr Tmletter examined the
wituesses. The trial WAS continued yes
terday
Several witnesses testified 90 the 0nd-
inr OF the body. but the principal ev-
dence was furnished by Detective Gcyer
and Mamie Henderson. The detective
had arrested Turner in Richmond. and
landed him in the CITY Han iu Ph.ladel
nhia. lust as DodsOn who was already in
custody finished making statement
when fhis was read t0 Turner he eN-
claimed "Now I might as we'll tell what
/ know"
The testimony Of Mamie Henderson.
who Is only seventeen years OF age. was
a repetition Of the confession OF Turner
as detailed by Detective Gcyer, except as
70 ono point She said that in telling or
the murder IN her presence. Turner sald
he had hidden in the house nnth Mrs.
I,awlor got upstairs. lie grabbed her and
slle lamp fen after which he choked her.
Mrs. Lawlor was seen alive on tho even
fng OF January "a and II was testified
that Turner and Dodson were seen lott
ering around the store about o'clock
that evening When the body was dis
covered 81 in notes were found In the
bosom Of the woman's dress, but bag
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-06-28
THE SPANISH RIOTS.
Many People were Injured ia the
Trouble at Sarrlgossa.


Trouble at Sarragossa.
sARRAGOssA. SPAIN. June U-
Many people we're injured during inc
r.otine here yesterday seventeen per-
sons received dangerous wounds rne
troops were obliged to fire on tho people
Martial na has been declared at
Valencia and lighting has occurred at
Grenada. where the troops charged aud
wounded several people.
Aur-budeat demonstrations have also
occurred at Ulrs0s Toledo and Logroac.
The auu-luIeet riots which began here
yesterday. Wrre continued To-day and au
fhc shops were closed Zoo consequence.
Tho troops frel on thc mob ln the Plaza
DE Ia Couet lcion killing one person and
seriously wuud.ug two others
BIRMINGHAM. ALA. June 20 sheriff
O'Br.en wl. is now at Hl0sshwe has
received message from Alamsviue
three miles from that place. asking for
protection. $50 armed body of negroes is
gathered l The mountains threatening
f0 make descent upon ihe mining camp
Bon tho vaIN Ile has despatched 2l thc
deputies l. could spare across The
country.
A telegram has just been received here
Brmngham asking for relnforcemcu's
of soldiers.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-06-28
POSTMASTER KNIGHT BACK.
What lie Has Accomplished for the
Postal Service.

,r
I'7.iIl' .'' VIA! A' Nli'-". returned
from Washington last evening and when
seen by a Times r.D9rfrr was much ef4ted
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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-06-28
MANY RECRUITS
WILL BE NEEDED
General Otis Asks for an Effective
Force" of Thirty thousand Men.
Many of His Men Are Sick,

WASHINGTON. June 27.-rAe pr ST.
.f.... ,.,.,, ris r.trrn to WaehInel.n was
.....
poinpN3 a-4"''''0' wan
iu the philippines as cAhniled li Den-
.r,f Ous. statement caDlcd yesterday.
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Secretary Aisei I'sl''i7
method of carrying ont General oua
desire f, maintain. at least. throughout
,.. SALINE. s..s,, am effective r.ntine
s'-.. 80 ... f... tba, 5000 mon .u the
t.,,-4s T.. tne Generals lasf estimate.
,.ht,n ,,.,. received Yesterday. ifI. noted
'I,,t l,, .,.f.s f,r en -ere.ftc f.r.ef .or
.n,,o .rn. fssi estimate Will ohIe. the
,,...r r,l,,.rt,,art to secure moro .roops
MANY ARE SICK.
c.,.,.l ou., sick renort and his cas-
YsItv lisf mako il evident that pro-
vision must bc made at once to supply
,he shortage of about l5 per cent. m MS
forco.
Th. officials are taking into cons.dera-
zion tbe assurance of The medical au-
thorities that no diminuuon in This dis
abpify rate can De expected during the
,,at season hut that the conditions may
,.-,,. .,.er worse as The season advances
Mons, ~ those mon win haya d., d.. in-
,,aiiie5 homo 10 the United States II
rcir.. don,orsfrafod nrrtirui.ri,. 4, ne
tvphoid cases. that conyaiescenco is rare
unless the patient leaves fhe pbtnp-
mines Thus the Department will te I'M
der the necessity or keeping 100 "a steady
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-06-28
THE NEXT CONVENTION.
Secretary Nelson Goes to Consult Tam
mnnN rs 20 lis Plans.

CHICAGO. June 2I-Thcodore Nelson,
secretary of the Democratic state Cen
tr1i Committee. has gone 10 New York
% see the leaders Of Tammany and sscer-
tain their plans for the National Con
vention in 1900. The purported object ~
this b. TO have New York and Illinois
work In harmony as much as possible.
There s likely 10 be "a fight over the place
f,f holding the Democratic National Con-
vontlon. IL Is understood now that chi
cseo St Louis. Kansas city. Louisville,
cincinnati and Buffalo are candidates.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-06-28
PRICE TWO CENTS.

speech making with few words OF ex-
h0rtaiion lie praised the nominee
warmly and expressed confidence In the
success Of the party I'm November He
paid his respects 10 "the few scattered
remnants " the indianapolis convention
ana urged his hearers 20 'fall In line Tor
Bryan and silver in 1900
The convention then adjourned until 10
O'Clock tomorrow morning when the
ticket VIII be completed
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-06-28

HAVANA. June 27.-There have been l2
cases ~ yellow fever in Havana this
year or this number five We're fatal and
eight recovered. OF the deaths. one
was on board a ship in tho harhor, one
was the case Of a marine one soldier died
and one civilian was fatally stricken. AZ
present there is no yellow fever existing
in Havana. Collector Bliss expects the
revenues for June will exceed SlWtooa
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-06-28

WASHINGTON. June IA reciproc-
ity treaty relating 90 The British West
Indian colony OF Bermuda. has en-
concluded and the Bermuda Commission
has left for home with "a draft OF the
treaty which Us 10 De submitted 20 me
bermuda Legislature before being fl
nally signed on behalf 0f the two gov
ornmenis b. Comml -s'oncr Kasson. SIR.
Power. the British charge.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-06-28

CHATHAM. ENG. June 27-An order
has been received at the Dock Yard here
for the fleet 10 mobilize July lst.
IL Is believed this Is step taken pre-
paratory to the annual naval ma
noeuvres.
Ten hat,lcshlps and thirty-two cruisers
will take part in the operations.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-06-28
The Amount VIII Run Into the Hun
dreds Of Thousands.
TIE BANKS AND The RAILROADS,
Aho the Trust aud Insurance Compa-
sfcs. to PAY Dividends on Their
Shares List Of Those Which
VIII Disseminate Wealth
Throughout the
City.

Beginning next Saturday July lst,
thousands Of dollars wii Doe released 10
swell fbe already larsc sum 300 circula-
tion just what the amount viii bee has
not yet boon accurately computed, but it
VIII rm Wen up into The hundreds Of
thousands.
Twice ycar-Jlnuay ist and July
lst-the various banks trust and msur-
suce companies and railroads pay 90 their
stockholders interest on their shares az
varying rates. the whole renrescntine a
very large sum- and one which ALWAYS
give o. considerable Impetus to trade.
DIVIDENDS DECLARED.
The Union Bank OF Richmond has de-
ciared a dividend of So pcr share, free of
taJ.
Tine Metropolitan Bank win pay IL
per cent ola the earnings 0f the past SIX
months.
The Merchants National Rank has de-
clared "a dividend of 1-2 per cent. free
of tax. out of the earnings of the last
halfycar
The Citizens Exchange Bank win pay
- per cent. dividend.
The state Bank of Virginia has declared
q dividend of - per cent
The Security Bank win pay a dividend
OF 3 per cent. free of tax.
The Planters National Bank VIII nav
its regular eemi-annuai dividend of G
per cent. out off the last half-yoars carn-
inss.
The city Bank of Richmond has de-
ciared a dividend Of 3 per cent
The National Bank of Virginia has de-
clared o. dividend of l-2 per cent. free
of an taxes
OTHER INSTITUTIONS.
The Virginia state Insurance COMPANY
will pay the usuli semi annual dividend
OF g per cent free of iaX.
The Oid DJmInion Building and Loan
Association has declared semI-annual
dividend of per CENT on its $50 stock.
The Granite Building Company wii pay
a 9 per cent. dividend free of tax
The Richmond Perpetual Building Loan
and Trust Company has declared % d.vi-
dend OF 81 per share ou uaid-up stock
and rafabiy 0n running stock
The Virginia Trust COMPANY viii pay
its usual scm-anuual dividend of per
cent. free of taX.
The Virginia Fire and Marine lnuranco
Company has declared a dividend OF
per cent. free of tax.
The United Banking ana Trust Conn
pany VIII on July lst mail checks %
stockholders in payment of semi-annual
dividends on fuil-gald stock.
THn RAILROADS
4 dividend OF @ per cent has been de-
Clared by the Atlantic CoastlAne on it1
capital stock and on fhe Glass b stock of
Tho UfDhmnnT and pafnr. hurv Railroad
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-06-28
Cbmcsc Custom. House Sacked

PARIS. June PA dispatch from Sal
gon. describing the anti-forcisn disturb
ances that recently occurred n Meng-
Tsu. province of Yu-Yan. says that the
Wong Use custom house which was in
charge Of American officials was sacked
and destroyed
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-06-28

MILWAUKEE. WIS. June g7.-Honry
G. Payne to-day declared untrue the
story that he Is considering an offer of
the chairma ship Of the Republican Ma
tional Committee.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-06-28

LONDON. June 27.-It is persistently
rumorcd here. says dispatch from
robannesbtlrg 10 the STANDARD, that Great
britain has acquired possession OF lnyack
Island I'm the mouth Of Dclagos bay.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-06-28

The Grant sailed from san Francisco
on May R)th. carrying The Sixteenth In-
fsntry. fcrty officers and G65 men. Lieu.
teuant-Colonei Vs. r. spurgin command.
ing.
This is n tweniy-six day passage and
very close 90 the record for the run from
san Francisco 20 Manila
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-06-28

MANILA. June 27-The United States
rived here.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-06-28
WEATHER EORECASI

yirsinla-Incrcasing cloudiness W.
nesdav threatening Thursday, hs"e
southerly winds. ,n~
North and South Carolina -lnreses.,as
weather with showers on the immeoia'o
coast. threatening Thursday; ns"'
southerly winds.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1899-05-18

|dxe NJ As4lls
e P'opnissi EHiednak =. p'al ls'lI nd
syno~ie .dldgrywajs ns AElI'll.1il'l
moparssyohz,wielk s.aH1Hlprls.tta1
.asuva.onqb 81 ws.y,t1IsI1gll1siisiS.'aIfi &
ki a,avychodsaoA kasoie-
h, pr.estkppjs=prsts prdgaist1Ye:
kle daug'ml krokam,. ubcac, 1so1lb d,
v ten sposob zapewDlc spadkobier:
CO naswiska, i: ~ Il {,
CESAR Franc,szek J6zef Ianie.
prseds,ewezm1e nlc,,iezeIl W pocY
6nilo mt sic :6ml,ee:roci lub pogrze-:
bic, - Y
B,smatfi .1lae ar j drogi, gdy
kot frzebieggf drogge.
] Kr61owa Wiktorya ME podpi-
see 2adnego dokumentu W piqtek.
1ezeli ten przypadnie ma 13 "
'misst4cd =0toeren1ae7 kroIoweJ ME.
poswala Jej " tak&m ::dniu -wYoho~
dzj6 wcale n ieszkania, gdyz
20 nieszcze6eie.niitaII htilndnon. Z !
Krolowa KrYstyna hiszpahsks
:wiearzy,zaw% przYnossace ~szcze6ae
.,wronie oko". kt6re nosi IA szyi i
kt6regoznie zdejmuie nigdy. To
>, wronie oko" otrzyma}a kr6lowa.
1eszcze| jako areYkszezniczka au-
stryacka cd swej babkl; uwazane.
ono jest Jake szczesliwY amulet,
gdy sic je nosi ma sercu beg b6lu..
To ostatnie .iatwiej, &C, prawda, ,
powiedNec, lax wYkonac; poniewaz
.,wrcnie oko" jest nieoprawne tyl-.
ko przekute, ably ie 4mozna~znosic
ma sznurku, prseto drapiie zawsze,
aczkolwiek wskutek noszenia iuz
sic cokolwiek stario.
Baxdzo
rzucanie sol, przez ramie "a siebie,
MEOW, rodz'nie, goSciom sma~
kuje w~szystklei potrawY, PREY obie-
die mic SIG ME stanle nieprzy-
jezeli eospodyni, zanim
wszyscys siadg do stoln, rzucl pua
przez .ramie garsc SOL,
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1899-05-18
II
;iekaWeRZecZy.

o. - 80 - [T=EE-s.ES --H-ar r. - l
zABoBoE ME 1estswyst4loesniee
dzieckien1I> ludu aprsec1wnie.
ma onzb,ardzqaat v plrsYdssttep do
pa}acdw= i ssmk6wanaonarszyehRt,
Tr.y..lamaneii gty, rass,ttee Is; y
nova |suak1nlii4npevnia5e-j ej waaG
o,cieldsxyjsoIeaa*mat "a w5iB51a-
nego " przsoiagu roku. Nieswy-
kle dlugi krok zaras po slubie,
p,zy odohodsenln cd o1taiss, ncsy-
niony pr,es psEn1ne m1oda, sspew.
ME ,ej piepedsielne panewan'e y
powen ogniska 1odsinnen, psn6a
wan,s z1snbs ogd1ifb1ezz7' poa 20 n.sR y q
,,sry pantea 4, ksisseie'h 'ns
eielskie+ 4Yvie sen sabobon, j..
4eli R,5ta I: 6leh po q o'y l'sl15 e
aubu vyehodsi krs.kini hofaihl
k,feiol,. to .pevnosoIa pierHe',
l.torosla nowegofoda. dska pfsYj.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1899-05-18

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i proces6w, okraiales dotyehcsas
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