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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1900-02-01

The Omaha world-Herald has this
pungent paragraph:
"Mr. Roberts now has a large number
OF congressional glass houses offered as
targets for his rocks"
No doubt there are whole terraces Of
them, but Mr.. Roberts announced in
the start OF the stone-throwing at him
that he was not In that kind Of busl-
ness. 1t was comforting to his assail-
ants then and they have nothing now
10 fear from him on that score He viii
furnish no work for the moral glaciers
and puttymen.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1900-02-01

The House OF Representatives COM
mittee on mileage has refused to rec
ommend payment Of the amount due to
Mr.. Roberts and the chairman suggests
allowing him the 5000 usually granted
a contestant In the House. But Mr.
Roberts was not a contestant-he was
the duly elected member, and any sum
coming to him is solely on that basis.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1900-02-01

Mrs. Carrie Chapman Gait Of New
York. will probably succeed Miss Susan
b. Anthony as president Of the woman's
suffrage organization in America. Out
OF respect for the estimable lady who
is likely to be chosen. newspapers Will
please refrain from puns on the name.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1900-02-01

The St, Louis Globe Democrat.
speaking Of the exclusion from Com
gress Of Mr.. B. II. Roberts, takes the
view that those 'Mormons' who are
not polygamlsts viii not and can not be
Disseminated against In any way, and
there is no desire to do So" That un-
doubtedly is the sentiment Of the great
majority of the American people II
is nevertheless true. that some Of the
leaders VI the anti Mormon" cru
SADIE bitterly hate the Mormon" faith,
and that their actions are inspired by
that sentiment. Even previous 10 the
fan election in 1898, they were eagerly
looking for a point from which to attack
the Church, and in that election they
thought they found what they had been
seeking, Others always Join the lead
ers Of such crussdes, not because they
hate the religion. but because they see
in those movements an opportunity to
further certain political plans. 1t has
always been the lot OF "Mormonlsm"
to stand in the world in the position Of
the lamb at the brink Of the river, from
which the wolf was drinking.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1900-02-01

SO FAR as casualty reports from spion
Kop reveal, the British loss was ten
times as great as that Of the Beers
Little wonder the Dutchmeu found oc-
caslon Tor thanksgiving services when
the nght was over
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1900-02-01

That Italian ultimatum brought the
sultan TO time and the Italian girl who
was being held was given Mp. Italy's
influence is greater with the Sultan Of
Turkey than with the Negus OF Abys-
siula.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1900-02-01

A theatrical company stands in the
way Of Mr. Bryan speaking in Pater-
son, n. j., on Saturday night, unless
they can get more out Of the event than
by a performance OF their own show
They are onto the financial basis, too
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1900-02-01

Miss Susan Il. Anthony intends to
resign, neat week. the presidency Of
the National womans Suffrage asso-
citation. She win take with her the es-
TEEN not only VI those who espouse the
equal Suffrage cause but Of a vast
body Of opponents who have recognized
the fairness, courage, ability courtesy
and consistency which have marked the
career Of this truly distinguished
American woman.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1900-02-01

Tie State troops In Kentucky seem to
hold the key to the situation, and as
they are as good shots as those who
differ from them. peace may be pre-
served tn the present dispute Is set
tied beyond the danger point
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1900-02-01
New York Journal.

OF course General Joubert and his ac-
complished French and German stan
officers deserve every credit for the brill
liant plans Of campaign they have
worked out and so tenaclously fol-
lowed But they ought TO remember
with gratitude the able British strate-
gists who have 50 enormously facili-
tated their work
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1900-02-01

II the Kentucky trouble were some
thing new in the South II might be an
occasion q alarm But Il isn't; and that
makes reasonably certain the outcome
Of a peaceful settlement after per-
iod Of threatening.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1900-02-01

II South Africa only had a slight Sec
ton OF Mississippi valley weather Just
now, the scene OF the war would not be
so near to the undesirable cpd OF eter-
nifty.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1900-02-01

Senator Pettigrew says that Admiral
Dewey recognized Aguinaldo's govern
ment by salutlng the Filipino flag Ad-
mlral Dewey says he never made any
such salute. There's a "hb" out some
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1900-02-01

whore. set 1t might be a cruelty to turn
the politician over to the grim sailor to
settle the question. There are some
habits a politician cannot get out Of In
a hurry.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1900-02-01

Just think Of H. In Kentucky they
viii not recognize legislator unless he
has a pass. How happy the solons OF
some other States would be were a
similar requirement made.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1900-02-01

A lot Of people who are aillng with
the grip" now are greatly embarrassed
when II becomes known that their all
ment Is the grip" OF vaccination.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1900-02-01

When Congress commences giving
thanks to patriotic American women
Miss Goulds name will not be alone on
the list,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1900-02-01

made their position no longer ttnabie..
Exactly the reverse has happened. ana
IL Is a serious setback for British arms,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1900-02-01

Chicago has no reason this year to
complain Of summer in winter Two
people fioze to death there last night.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1900-02-01

Gen. Butler says he expects to be at
Ladysmith in a week. and the British
public Is asking which week
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1900-02-01

Omaho's Jack the kisser" has been
adjudged insane. He would be happy
enough II consigned to a New Jersey
asylum.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1900-02-01

There are times when kopie and
trapje are synonymous terms.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1900-05-17
3tfir mar brurthriIt miro.

On nIagft in .aaieuo Sdueu sif bsndbren-
gion ninlnlt ss bin. man miro old idweigenS
ebren;
SersiBt oanu uur elm ein;is Tal on bid
Gieid ihrei'H ie laut: so III er eiseut.
ltdl"
Sic G6uIen Der oeutthen
Tran5isfaner in petropolis. 9ra-
filien, treroen bon nlebr als 400 9in=
bern beiuht.
Seine einsige Gigunq bes
Gtabtratbes felt ieiner grpdb-
lung gum Cberbaupte Der Staot per=
idumt 81 baben, fann lid Der Manrr
6arrilon bon Chicago riilmen.
Sic grri9tung pcn Bis
mcrffdulen hebt oermalen in mebr
als zoo Gtdoten uno Crtel Seuiit=
lambs in iiferer Gusjitt; in nlebr als
50 Crten iino Gismardidulen bereits
fe,tisaefellt.
Aus benz beutfden &eihe
ausgeuiefen tuuroen in Der ,3sit
bonn /. Sanuar bis gum 81. Mdr3
1900. arlBer l3 GnarGiien. 100 Nus=
ldnoer uno 9 ausldnoerinnen, Die iih
ldiiig gema1t batten.
3noenerfolareid ifengpan=
gelthen in ENGLAND geb0rt Der 3igeu=
ner Smith. Gr funroe in einsm 3iseu=
neraelte geborsn, mudbs i'm 6reien auf
,no ruBte, ole er gum Ghri1entbume
befebrt uurse, uibts pou 8i6exu.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1900-05-17

er,rapn.
Sic gefaitung bes 6eimaeaanaener
fincsi i'm snaiisn Gamilientrsiie haii.
Ser Srain sudte brsimal tormlih su'
iammsn. (Seim Gturse zines Sells.
blodss auf Elm giienbatnael;iie.)
SIN srfen Guasnblide alaubte mon.
oaB MeniGcnlsbsn beitdoigt uorosn
ieien.
Sas b,idditiaungslcie 2iebespaar.
@ud on orahiiden ue5erfdrif.
ten felt es in unIerr Sammlunp
nidt. 60 trig cine Wlittbeilung iiber
bic Grploiirn elmer petrrleumlampe bic
lleberltxC;it:
S6oiHnes HGdiill,n obne Gnoe.
lleber Der Nadridt BON Ger 80. ger=
hnitung zines Srannipeintrinters itano
als Sitel:
Gin reroammensmertbes Subildum.
limo Der Gelbfmoroperlud einel
Q~iebespaares mar beseidnet ols:
Gin teabiidtigtes 9ietescrama.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1900-05-17
II

Sunaer ar3t: ~ad bite. 6err
2epp, isnnen Sic pislleidi einen eefpii-
fen Simon Stein bier? Man bat mir
feline Sodtsr als paiienoe partie por-
geIdlagen uno id wiBte germ etuas
uber Die Samilie. 1-2eop: .Simon
Gtein? CD ia, tenn id iebr gut. iebr
gut.'-Sunger Nr3t: .Nun alio,
mas if's fur cine Samilie2"-2enp:
So, ieben Sic. Serr 9ottor. oas in
10 cine Sahe. Gutes fnnn id S6nen
nidt iasen. S1ledtes mill ib Sbnen
nidt faaen, lag id Sbnen alio Iiebsr
gar nihts. .Wenn Sic mid nsroen fra.
gen, uaium. tpero' i4 Sbaen iasen.
ME TO-
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1900-05-17
seaeben?1-.S teene Soee! Sd ba6'
ibr nur 10 men gang tleensn Gimmel.
iduaps iefooft!~
ft1ir mans nfmntt.

GUT Itttktt tEtttttytI.
8raf gum Siensr, :pelter unae.
ididt ieruirt): .8erl. gu helli Sid
aeraos. -als uolltef Gu eincn Cdien
fiiifern {"
SreimaI 10 pieIe GusfeI.
Ter, ME irgeno Elm anoeres ousudr-
tiges 2ano. baben Die Ser. Gtaaten
auf Der Barrier @eliausfelluna 3u per-
seitnen. yin gusffellern haben ndmli4
%auisuweiien: Granireid 80. 600, Der.
Gtaaten 1854, gelgien $500. Teuiid-
lano 1000. Sfalien 1000. RuBlano
1900. Sfanoinapien 400. Cenerrei9
1000, Grobbritannien GOO. Britii9e
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1900-05-17

Geltiames GO oblucIIen
zines Manoa1inen. Sn elmer
Gtaot Der 6ineiiideu Bropins Sunan.
10 idr.ibt man aus Sbansbui. aiut es
sinen Manoarinen, Der Die G%enohnEeit
bat, in Der Sunielbsit als @ahriager
pertleioet in oen StrnBsn umbsrsufrsi-
fen, I'm oas Srsibcn oes Gclfes gu
terhndten. gines @benos fam er in
,aus elne5 gsbredlifsn alten she.
:. &uf ieine Srage. oh er ruabr-
II iolle, erhieli er CUR antmort, e
ein Gelo %. i'm oaiiir gu EesaElen.
Nj Der meiteren u%ntsrbaltuug ergab lid
oann. oaB Die altsn yeute iabrelans
nit Granibeit uno anosrsm unglif gu
fdmpfsn gebabt battsn. Sas riibrte ben
Manoarinen. uno er propbeseits ibnen
baloiae Silfe. Vim folgenoen Moreen
befabl er ieinem Setrstdr, ioiort brei
Gtide 2einsn uno 10 Saels (etma
$3.50 an Die armen Seute su ididen.
@ls er nun am Nbenp oas gbepaar
nod einmal in ieinsr 9ertleiSung auf=
fudts. ersdblte man ibm, am Worgen
babe Der gesirtsmanoarin Elm Stud
2einen uno 8 Saels geianot. Ser
@abriaaer begab iid i'll feline Gmts.
tuobnung suriid. 9ier iagte er gu lei.
mem Gefretdr: SD bore. gu tafi
benz beoiirftisen gbepaar aus freien
Gtiifen Elm Stiif Qeinen uno 8 Sael5
aeididt. IS lit bubid BON Sir, Den
armen 10 su belfsn. Stun m6dte i'd
Sid aker ssiuden, Die orei Stuf 2einen
unb 10 Saels. Die i9 on oieielbe
goreiie ienoen mollt.. bisrber gu brin-
gen, oamit i9 iie einem goten ibsr.
oeUen fann.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1900-05-17
Gin .,QrsaekhanieL.~

Cor Ginger 3eit iiarb in Wenpel Der
Batter Der beloen Quhipisloihter Ga.
milo uno giannino Antona-S raperfi.
Ter Qerr, elm pielIater Mllliondr. NOR
cine Der bi3nirien Decentralization Sta.
liens. NiGt mn tpollte er oas beitei.
Gentle geardbniB, ionoern CT nerbot
ouh. oaB iein SOB pertiinoet uiiroe.
Sin .proseBbaniel- ionoer Gleiden
perlieB r Wailano, feline 8aterhaot,
ireil G in Sieuerproaiien aegen bic
gemeinoe unisrlegsn NOR. 9arum
ourite ibm Niemano rsbr ben Namen
Der Gtnot nsnnsn. Qu4 BON Geapel
aus proseiiirte sr, 10 baB Die 3abl iei.
ner Decentralization Ssgion mar.
I'm Die Raildnosr 81 dr9ern, batte er
ieine Sbeatsrloge in Der Stala fdlis-
Zen %laiIsn; als GaiIer @ilEelm Der
grlie in 1873 in Mailano mar. unb
als Die Staotnernaltung ole 2oge our
Galaporielluna ~aerualtiam oiInen lieB
uno einige oeutite CfIisiere BARN
unterbraGte. prDssiiirie er. Gls er emf
in einem specialization YroseB iieate.
lieB er bas ll,theil in elmer We-mor-
taisl on ieinsm SanobauIe in Ssiio Ger.
.%etpigen. Inter ieinen YroseIien erreate
ieinerseit aud Elm .RoibraisnpruieB-
@uiIsbsn. Gr betrat Elm 8elaurant
uno bsltellte cine Yoriirn &of5raten.
unsliidlitsr @siIs ipar oieie Summer
Der Speiistarie ausaeganaen. Sraperii
protefirts; oenn mas auf Der Speiis-
forte itsbe. mule auh in Der 6ii6e por-
banoen iein. Ser admpier um's Gedi
cling gu einem Notar. oieier Eplte srrei
3euaen, uilo nit oisIen lisB Sraperii
am Srte Der Shat Elm 9roiofGll Oar.
iiber aufnsbmen. oaB Ger 3oiibraten
feblte. Sann tlaate er uno iieate in
Sritter Snians. Ser &eiaurateur
iDuroe gu l.20 2ire. Dem @ertb be,
9oriion, perurtbeilt.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1900-05-17
Auhne Drl1cuntunn.

.9aben Sic mirili9 iolh' geidfr=
Tides abentsuer nit afrifariIden Gan=
nibalen gebabt?- = @eltreifen=
Der: sd iaae Sbnen, i1 mar ihon
10 gut ME gshraten l.
The Savannah morning news., 1900-12-05

tation as a political prophet on tho as
sertion THAI this particular night will
gather under the same quilt some OF the
most ill-assorted pairs and trios that the
town has ever known.
When the row first started. Il looked
like Mayor Myers mad a lead-pipo cinch
The Citizens club has managed 10 get
30 big. however that there were not
plums enough 90 40 around among the
boys ana all Of them who had little ON
ces and political jobs We're very. very
anxious TO hold on 10 them. II occurred
70 them that the thing 20 do was 10 ges
ca the crest Of the political wave anu
ride up TO their old positions With che
Dixon wave assuming It's present aspect.
Il looks just a little like the other wave
would prove TO be breaker and that
the fellows who are now on the crest
will ind themselves with their heads In
the mud on the evening OF Jan 2
Twas ever thus" said the politician.
musingly There is an everlasting am
hition IN the breast Of tho boys to attach
themselves 20 the hand-wagon and o.
often happens that there are not enough
seats In tho vehicle. ] expect that's
what's the matter now guess I am 80
for In the background thar It would take
n double barreilod calcium 10 ma me, but
am enjoying an the comforts OF the
situation / md the whole thing anus
ing. and that is more than ! could say
for Il when l helped TO make the trouble
The Savannah morning news., 1900-12-05

aud honorable mention among the baby
dolls feli 20 one entered by Miss Gnrdn r
OF Maryland
The bride doll Is magnificent She was
dressed BY Miss Sallie McAlpin and Mrs.
james Menzles. and is complete IN every
detail OF a brides costume. The groom Is
Georgia Hussar. who took tho nrst
prize to- last winters show the maid Of
honor was dressed by Mss Salue Ne
Alpin. the bridesmaid by Miss Hopkins
and the Eroomsman by Mrs. l. NJ LIE
Hardy. The bridal party IS very at
tractive.
a little girl doll dressed by Mrs II W
Johnson. is one OF the haudsomess bits
OF work tn the show She VIII De voted
upon and awarded the most successful
contestant A pretty little sailor boy. WIS
dressed hy Miss Saule Anderson Among
the rag dolls. is unique one Miss Cor
nelia Maize Of Cobb county dressed en-
orely Of corn shucks by Mrs GEORGE
Bafnum. In the same class are two
wonderful cake walkers. In the contest
among dolls dressed by men. the blue rib
bon was born of hy widow. whose weeds
shows the eye for detail IN a widow
costume that the gcntlemln who fashioned
her must have. There are also displays
Of paper dolls and doll clothes
The Savannah morning news., 1900-12-05

the door. reported IS as the number.
J Having carried out their intentions. the
i Mcbride people departed. leaving their op-
4 ponents an peace. The conservative then
proceeded wish their meeting with g
members present. including the two Men
dels. The advisability Of consolidating
with the Reynolds club was discussed.
and opposed by some Of the leading mem
hers who held that the club had a special
, work OF It's own 20 perform. The matter
was referred 10 the Executive Committee
for consideration. The speakers also con-
demned In decided terms. the conduct OF
the Myers people IN invading and inter
fering wish their meeting. II was claimed
that large number had gone home on
account OF the disorder A number Of new
members were elected. but the LIST offered
by Mr A. Mendcl was rejected as not being
IN proper form.
Secretary Arthur Lucas offered the fol-
lowing set % resolutions endorsing Alder
man Dixon Us the clubs candidate for
Mayor:
Whereas. II IS proper for club OF the
size and Importance OF ours to indorSe a
candidate Tor the honorable position OF
Mayor OF our city. and
Whereas We have In our district gen.
tleman who was born and has always re-
sided IN this city. and.
whereas We have gentleman known
respected and reveTed by every one. who
by his own fidelity TO his engagements
skin and ability. has risen 70 De one OF
the foremost business men Of our city;
and
Whereas. This gentleman has proven
himself 10 he a worthy officer Of our city
during his i've years service a. chairman
OF the Water Committee aud later as
chairman OF the Committee on streets
and Lanes. serving with distinction. his
record as an officer being the proud hertz
age OF his friends.
Therefore be Il resolved. That the Fas,
Side Conservative club. tn mass meeting
assembled. 10 hereby indorse the candl.
dacy % the Hon. James NJ Dixon for
Mayor OF this city, pledglng him our
hearty support"
Several Of che leaders thought hastv
action was inadvisable, but the sentiment
was evidently very strongly In favor OF
prompt action and the resolutions wer,
endorsed by a fousing vote. there being
only two votes in the negative. The fol-
lowing committee VAS appointed 10 notl.
~ Mr.. Dixon % his nomination and Oh.
tain his acceptance. l.. a Richards }
!. FIG, VI 4. Buttimer. John Fitzget-
aid and =. T. Theus.
During the discussion OF the resolution
several Of the members stated that Mr.
pixon had informed them positively dur.
ing the day that he would make the race
10 nominated
The remarks made az the meeting OF
the " " Osborne Southside Club Mon.
day night BY some Of the speakers cause,t
considerable unpleasant feeling in certain
quarters and the occurrences Of last
nights meeting promise 10 still further
embitter the partisans Of Mayor Myers
ana Alderman Dixon. The Reynolds
Club OF the Fourth district IS 20 have a
meeting ~ Labor Hall tonight for tho
purpose OF celebrating It's recent vic
tory and with the probability OF ondors-
ing Mr Dixon. and il will be interesting
&c watch the result The South End Ad.
miuiststion Club viii also meek to-night
az whitaker una Thirty-nfth streets
The Savannah morning news., 1900-12-05
CLOCK WAS II a HURRY.
Hour Hand on south Face OF E1-
change Clock Ahead Of Others.

The times were out OF joint 10 the
clock 'owor OF tho city Exchange yes.
tcrday Passers-by noticed the curious
fact that the hands on the south face
Of the clock persisted ln indicating an
hour altogether different from chat shown
by the other faces. The hour hand on
tho south face was exactly one hour fast.
The clock would strike the right hour
but u was rather confusing 60 people
or Bull street 20 hear the hour o. twelve
ring out and. looking no. observe the hour
hand pointing 20 ! o'clock
An explanation as 20 why the hour
hand on she south face should have been
la SUCH hurry was sought but an the
satisfaction that could be secured was
the rather doubtful Information thar
the high Wind had hurried the hand an
its course. But little reliance could h.
placed IN nich an explanation. a. no rec.
election was bad of other hlrh wind.
having played such pfanks uIih the
clock.
The Savannah morning news., 1900-12-05

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The Savannah morning news., 1900-12-05
NEARLY HAD A ROUGH HOUSE
tcontInuea 90 renth -

The Myers people gathered In the rear
room OF the rail-. and Mr Mcbride was
promptly made chairman. He accepted
with thanks. The citizens OF the Fourth
district are mp here to make q nomination
for Mayor, and 10 is fuu time IL should
be made DO YOU gentlemen want "a nom
nation" he demanded. The response OF
the crowd was an emphatic aye.
The chairman was about 20 put Mayor
Myers In nomination himself when Mr..
r. +. O.Counor interposed ana said that
there should be- an orgluizat ou. IL
suggested the name Of the Myers Fourth
District club. The suggestion was ac-
cepted al once. and Carl Mendcl was
elected secretary.
chairman Mcbride did not propose 20
be cut out OF his speech. however. Mayor
MYERS has given us a good government p
he declared. THE city's affairs were IN
bad shape when he took charge. Vow
the city BE- IN good condition, ana every
body IS prosperlug We don't propose
90 allow any SET or tricksters or would
be politicians run u over ne, and they
might az well understand a."
Mr. O'Connor then offered tho following
set OF resolutions:
whereas the time for holding tho cleo
ton for Mayor and Aldermen s. approach
ing. and whereas, b Re proper for this
club 20 express their appreciation 81 the
honest aud upfignt standardization Of our
worthy Mayor. the Hon. Herman Myers,
be q resolved that the East Side Conser-
vative club hereby indorscs the Hon Her
gran Myers for recollection as Mayor OF
the city Of Savannah, and DO hereby
pledge him our influence and loyal sup
port"
The resolutions were numcrousiy Sec
onded snd were unanimously adopted
The chair was instructed 70 appolns q
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