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Real Estate Transactions.

J. 2. CahoOn TO Margaret Carruth.
part OF lot !, section Z, township
south, range l east ..-.........S
Herbert HirSchman TO Margaret Is
Harvey, 20S6 rods northwest from
Z rods west OF southeast corner of
lot /. block 30. plat A.........-.- & n,
John Wood to @. o. Ahiquist lots e
to =, block ,, Eastern addition to
Sandy zee. .... 49, .......... *,
Joseph Whitaker TO Arthur FrevVin
lQx2lz rods southeast from north
west corner Of lot s, block IS Mat
J. X. Shaw TO p. Z. Jones, 7x2I5 rods -''''
southeast from northwest corner OF
lot D. block 40. plat B.........- n,
Franklin Raleigh to a. II. Raleigh.
S0X45 feet southeast from go feet
east of northwest corner of block
20 plat E.. .........., - :
y. II. Raleigh to Isaac Barton
90x&6 feet southeast from go feet
cast of northwest corner Of block
~ plat T. .-..-..--...-... ----....... 30
H j. Jennings 20 l. III. Young. IGx5
rods southeast from northwest cor
ner of lot s, block 20, plat A.... . ~
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Goose Flesh.

Goose flesh. a chill. shiver. indicate
checked circulation, a sure sign of TAX
ing Cold; fever. restlessness and great
thirst follow and Influenza is well I'M
der way The prompt use Of ''77'' re-
stores the checked circulation, starts
and breaks up a Cold or the Grip.
DR.. Humphreys Manual on the care
and treatment Of the sick in all all
ments. especially about chiidren)
mailed free.
Humphreys Homeopathic Medicine Co.
Cor William and John SITS, New York.
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THREE WISE RICH BOYS.
Prefer to Work in Factories Rather
Than Live on Fathers Money.

Waterbury, Conn.-Happier in ehe heat
and Crime Of the casting shops than in
living of the bounty OF their fathers.
whose brass and eoPner foundTies repre-
sent millions OF invested capital three
YOUNG men prominent in social circles in
this city have for weeks toilCd daily ,,ffb
other employees, They are learning the
trade OF casting copper and brass. None
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Emery MeetinC s
Especial Ccri'espondeuca3

Emery, Oct. 25--W. Y. Rydalch spoke
mere on the 23Fd, dealing with the import
ant Issues IN logical and convincing
manner SO that every radical Republican
sJTe MN credit for the able manner in
which he acquitted himself
IN the 24th the Republicans gave a raj
~. george A Smith, N =. eNlson and a
phonograten were the speakers. The pho
noSraph did rather more than its share
OF the work, but the audience. after hear
ING the others. were glad of il.
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AGAINST EXCURSION RATES.
Passenger Men Trying to Bring War
fare Upon Cheap Travel

Chicago, Oct 27.-The Record says:
General passenger agents of several
railroads are said 10 have begun a cam
paign against the so-calIed popular ex-
curslon rates. In all the years that
these reduced tariffs have been granted
TO the public the railroad officials de-
clare that they have not shown a profit
Sufncient 20 warrant their being kept
IN eject Moreover, the passenger men
say, the adjustment of these rates
would result in the stimula ton of regu-
lar passenger traffic
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Davis County Rallies.

kaysvtlle, Oct 27.-Arrangements have
peen made for Democratic rallies To he
held IN South Hooper and South Weber
preGinctS' this county, on next Friday
T,Vonihg, NOV: s. r. Thurman and n
4. Horter viii be the speakers al the
Soetn Hooper meeting and A J. Evans
ana Mat Thomas will address South W.
bG' voters. 49, 'fF
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Princeton-BroWn.

Providence. r. l., oct ia whiri-
"a ~ mass plays aimed at Brown 5
fof- tackle and guard, a game fun Of life
.-,7I start to- finish and score of IL
g., = i'm favor of Princeton is the story
- the Princeton game today.
-, Rr,wn team in her history of loot
All ever played a harder and more
.1rsistent game than the men put up
o,,insr Princeton today.
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MEETINGS IN COUNTY.
Itinerary of Democratic Speakers Ar
ranged By Committee.

The following is the itinerary of Demo-
cratic speakers in Salt Lake county for
Monday. Tuesday and Wednesday:
Monday. oct. %;
ITnion-J- II. Moyle and J. r. Timmony.
Rtiu creek. ThiTtieth district school
huuse-Judge Henderson and II. j, Din
inny.
Crescent meeting hOuSe-E- 5. Richards
and Charles Crane.
Granger East distrlct-D. o. Rideout
and lie Grand Young.
Tuesday. oct. %:
Central rally for Riverton. Herman,
BLUFF Dale and South Jordan at RivertOn
hail.. II. Movie and o. W. Powers.
Wednesday. oct. 81:
Holliday-Judge King and lie Grand
Young.
Cannon.
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Good Meeting at Nephi.
(speciaI Corresnondencel

Nephi. Oct. 2T--The city again kindled
It's Democratic fires and lit up the faces
OF the disciples of jefferson last night. A
number or new faces were to DE seen in
the audience. Thomas MarioneauX and
Joshua Greenwood were the speakers. BY
invitation Mrs Horne spoke for a few
minutes and explained the bad effect OF
mll1tarisn- Joshua Greenwood spoke on
the monetary system and the evil of
trusts.
ThomaS MaFioneaux followed with a
straight logical talk on Imperialism. The
auulenee was very attentive and the
speeches were considered some of the
most effective.
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VAN HORNS UNIQUE PLEA.
Salt Lake Lawyer Against Silver Be
cause It's Too Bulky.
Especial 10 The Heraldl

Eureka Oct, 27,-Judge Botkin of Kan
sas delivered his campaign speech here
tonight before a fairly good audience An
address by Mr.. Van Horn of Salt Lake
preceded It, the latter trying TO give rea-
sons why the people of Utah should not
advocate the free coinage of silver. One
or his reasons was that silver would be
altogether TOO bulky and that IL would re-
quire more time than the people could
spare counting it.
Judge BOtkin made an unappreciated at
tack upon Democrats in general and
Frank J. Cannon in particular, for their
stand on the silver question. His argu-
porialism and did not make the hit he
expected.
CannOn'S speech here the other night
was the means of bringing many doubtful
voters into the Democratic ranks.
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Provo Paragraphs.
(sDecfal OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES

Provo, Oct 27,-Sailie Jane BigeIovv's
suit against the Rio Grande Western Rail-
way company for S3a,2 200 has been compro-
missed, the plaintiff accepting 5000.
License 10 marry was granted Richard
Nadiey, aged u. and Miss Ellen olsen
aged %, both OF Pleasant Grove
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Beaver Notes.
fsneclal Corresnondencel

Especial CORRESPONDENCE
Cedar City, Oct 25.-On Tuesday even
ing Mrs. Knox and Mrs. Marioneaux of
Beaver organized a Democratic club. The
following officers were appoInteqI. Mrs
Sadie Cameron. president; Mrs G. Wal
ker, first vice president; Miss Bessie
Parry. second vice president Precinc +
workers were also appointed A Woman :
Republican club has since been Organized
also.
The 11-year-oId son of Charles Dover.
who has been dangerously i'll with peri
tonits for two weeks or more. died last
Saturday.
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SunnYside Personals.
Especial Observation-Disclosures.

Sunnyside. Oct. 26--Mrs jefferson It'd
we'll who is president of the Aid society
here, is quite ill
Sunnyside has quite a distinguished res
ldent lust now in the person Of Staudley
GIauterau, the dramaTiSt. Mr. C.auterau
finding IL necessary to change Climate
chose SunnySfde.
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improvements at Kemmerer.

N7F1|N-7-l To 7 I-V7 TT t-lNI-J
Ogden, Oct. 21.-The Utah Construc-
ton company has just closed two con-
tracts for development work in the vi
entity of Kemmerer. WyO. One is for
the Oregon Short Line and the other
for the Kemmerer Coal company. The
first is a branch of about three miles
and the other about two miles.
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Eager Defeats RovaI FIusb

-- t.'- -1.-Tho match race he
- -'.- De- NgumaGD'S English horse
r.. .'... HT bloomington Cannon. and
-- T. Drake American horse ROYAL
,.r'. WIN 7. Eeif mp. which was run
MAJ. me Hurst Turf club course
90 ". Eager. Eager won in a can
5-. ..-." lengths. The betting was
.- L.~.-
e- Letter and Mr.. Drake were
- mo Americans present.
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peseret Doings.
Especial Correspondence.

Especial Correspondence)
DeSeret, Oct. 26.-Fisher Harris and
Daniel Stevens made rOusing Democratic
speeches last evening.
Quite a number OF cattle are being
brought here from Holden for Mr. Saun-
ders. on account of the Scarcity of feed
StOckmen are compelled TO sell at a very
low figure
Mr.. and Mrs. Lafayette Holbrook are in
town
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miscellaneous.
Recreation Clubs Outing.

r--- sorting editor Of The Herald
&c.. ..F"i an Invitation to attend the
.r-- annual outing of the Recreation
I'D. i'rH' -!io. Ida. The outing VIII
t' Pebble on the Oregon Short
r..- railway Monday, oct %. and a
s.-s ... and good hill of fare is prom
'1-- a- vE1 attend.
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Baseball
AMERICAN LEAGUE.

At Least Two Eastern Cities VIII be
Represented.
ChicsSo. oct. PRESIDENT Ban John
SOP of the American league has returned
frou the east, where he has been doing
some prospecting for the coming season.
lt i- now certain BE- is said. that the Am
triuan loa-u. teams viii be placed il
Washington ana Baltimore.
q am not at liberty To say what trans
pred az our conference in Baltimore. but
can assure yog that both MCGraw and
Robinson are likely To he with the Amer
lean league. should We decide 10 locate in
Baltimore. and YOU can put 10 down for a
certainty that We have two eastern cities
alt perhaps three AS 10 our alliance with
ans other league or visionary orGaniza-
ton. that is all bosh."
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S~ilIiant run OF twenty-five yards by
Dt,l,'ni-.Jv.ard. who took Eern5tein's place,
Vi y,bo tore through Illionis' left
81 ,t,1a for that distance. During the
eeoCond half Illinois braced beautifully
a. enable TO gain muCh distance
.e,inst the heavy Michigan line, and
-. AT all in runs around the ends.
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Rawlins at Springville.
(Special Correspondence.1

fSpeclaI IOITtaIiOuuence.1
SpringviHe Oct. zT.-The voters OF this
place were in evidence al the Democrats
rally last night. Senator J. L. RawIi7s
was the principal speaker. His exposi-
ton OF Republican methods and rolifs,-
was a mast erDiece. For nearly three
hours the large audience was treated 10
a logical analysis OF the leading issues
Tho senator's effort was distinctly an
appeal 70 the sober and thoughtful cit
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r OF 1DAHo-U. OF WASH.
washington First q Score, But suf-
fe1ed Final Defeat.


e,,o1-aue. Wash, oct. 27.-The Uni
LII, of Idaho football team this af-
'e-,oop defeated the University Of
tyasbington eleven on the grounds of
che Spokane Athletic club the hnal
core being i to 6. Washington was
60 IN score in the first half. pushing
..o oval down the field without being
'..,,red. Idaho duplicated the perform
&c of Washington in the same half.
IJatb goals were kicked, and the score
-, che end of the first half was 10 g.
a. IN tho second half Idaho made short
II of it's touchdown and goal driV-
,,,, through the Washington line for
nod gains until a touchdown was pos
hJJe washington came near repeat
- us performance of the first half.
nTcc il got hold Of the ball, the Uni
U,,l-sifv of Washington pushed il 10
r,itbi1 three yards of the goal line.
W.. Idaho made a determined stand,
ll,r tb, ball on downs and kicked il up
me field out of danger. Eight hundred
,'l,rIc saw the game, which was free
Tror7 accidents.
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a Real Treat.

Cop, philadelphia ReeordO
.v..Laseum manager.
oga-i-.7I piled the physician: I've Just
more ecu MN lie needs 10 travel a little
"vs-~,. aid he take the SUGGESTION
or Cs- well He saws he's never bea,
Wa 'AiS state in his life"
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NEWS FROM OVER THE STA E

izeR-a discussion based on the facts of
the official records rather than the fiction
OF the Spellbinders imagination. The
cause OF the Republicans in Springville
has been greatly ENDANGERED.
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Hand Ball

nh match game of haudbau was
49,, M Oh" Y NJ. e.. \ gymnasium
s.-S'er'iay afternoon between Sbonbari
r---. '.'.-F against Rasmussen and
r.,- The latter won three out of
III, sa"eS by a score of 2I-19, 21-7,
s-7r. .He former won one game by a
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Another OF those delightful social gath
eTings of Third precinct Democrats viii
be held Monday evening AT the home of
Mrs. Joseph S. Grow, 800 North Third
West street, The hostess, assisted by Mrs.
Jennie Hyde and Mr.. and Mrs. II j.
Hayward, are making great preparations
for the event aid the programme will
consist Of music, refreshments and short
talks by some of the best campaign
speakers in the city.
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Incal Football Notes.

,,s.- Jessie Holt entertained the Butte
+I,sU team and "A few OF the high
t.bool young ladies at her home last even
ms
,,.,tain Bush Of the Ogden Mutes said
O., t,..s delighted with the treatment ac-
T.5 him bv the Ali HallOws college,
AMI that his team had never met a more
.,,.gfn4U.v lot OF players on the gridirOn.
H. fYribcr said that ne thinks it broad
l'..I fha minds of his players TO come in
INTACT with the salt LakerS, and that
tbs trip has been one OF continuous pleas
uTc
The Eutfe team left for homo last night
81 before leaving. Principal Leamy Of
ni,.sc9 with the reception rendered his
-: bv the local school, and hoped they
would be able to play a return game in
Butte
During the game yesterday Kyle, the
I.1ffs guartcr. was struck III the head in
"a s-rimmaCe. and did not know for sew
anal minutes where he was at. Last even
ing some Of the boys said that II Kyle
roI,ld make as fine an exhibition in his
..loeI dpclamatiOns as he did on the
r-i5iron IL might be a good idea to give
him "a crack on the head before each
trial
An interview vita both, Managers Nc
Baden and Gueymard of the High school
and All HaIlowS. discloSes the fact that
holm teams Jared well from a financial
standpoint and I'm each case the crowd
was larger than expected
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Political Notes

\ grand Scandinavian Democratic re-
union VIII be held Monday evening at st
Mark han, 12S East First South street.
The programme includes a number of fine
Rolapp, l, c Thoresen and Councilman
FerpStrom, the latter OF whom will sDea K
upon the financial condition of Salt Lake
City.
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he Least Hair
Casts a Shadozu. -

4 single drop of poison
blood UiH, unless checked IN
time. make the ZUhoLe impure.
Hoods SarSaparitLa IS the
great leader IN Blood pnrf5fers.
1t casts no shadow, but brings sun
shine and health into every household.
Dyspepsia Suffered everything but
death for years with dyspepsia. Nothing
relieved me until took Hoods Sarsapa-
rilla and it made and kept me well. Can
eat anything I wish" Mrs. EUGENE
MURPHY, HulTs Mil, Danbury. Conn.,
ConsURTlptIVe Cough -" Five years
. hAo a cOnSumpuYe cough which re-
duced NE TO a skeleton. Was advised 10
take Hoods Sarsaparills which did and
recovered normal health. have been well
ever since" MATILDA BRIDGEWATKR, Cor.
Pearl and Chestnut SITS, Jacksonville, In6.
Hood3 SoadabaRM
, Zgaz2z.s :Ys:lzTZz
Hood's PTla ere liver ins; the non.tTrttatine ~
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rornelI-Dartmouth.

ithaca. y. Y. oct. 2T.-CornelI defeat
"a Darfmnuth by a score of % TO s.
Cornell was sufficiently strong to score
,brra dimes in the second half.
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The Fourth Precinct Social Democratic
club will give a party at the Eighteenth
yard hall, corner Second and 4 streets.
daily invited. Good music, cards and re
freshments. A royal good time is assured
all who attend.
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Leaves It Just as Before

Hsr 'S'nnhis Commercial-Appeal)
f7- saws Webster Davis p,,t s195 ON
thar ~ IL me did and Webster Davis saws
mamma is liar.
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All vice presidents of the WOman's
Democratic club of this city together with
all members of The executive committee
of that Organiza ton, will meet at Demo
cratic state headquarters promptly at ?
o clock Monday afternoon. Reports of all
the committees of the ball and mazaar
will be given at this meeting and final
arrangements will De made for the card
party to be given at the home of Moses
Thatcher on Thursday evening.
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The greatest political rally ever held
west of the Jordan river will b. neld on
Tuesday evening next when the Demo-
Gratis of RiVeTtOn, Bluff Dale South JOr-
dan and HERMAN viii unite in honor IF
the next governor, James H. MOyle and
Judge II. r. Henderson at RiVeFtOn. Spec
tal arrangements are being made for this
rally by all loyal Democrats of those
communities and great meeting will be
the result. The TaylOrville hand will be
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ready for the election and prepared TO
rander q good account of their steward
ship. They are active and enthusiastic
Yesterday they gatheAd in large num-
bers at 10 O'Clock In the morning to greet
Mrs. George II. Wood and Mrs. Joseph
NJ. Cohen who went down 10 assist them
in their organic, ion. The fact that so
many assembled - so early an hour and
on Saturday too, Is taken to be very sig
nificdnt. There are now 225 members In
the club and the club is organized on a
permanent basis. The executive commit
tee will meet on Monday to arrange for
a big reception 10 be given early in the
week and to plan for registration and
election days.
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CARD FOR THE WEEK.

Dates and Places For Speakers For
Democratic Party.
The coming week viii be a busy one
for the Democratic speakers of Utah.
Never have the local Democratic speak
ers made more effective speeches and
never have greater or more enthusiastic
meetings been held than the Democrats
OF Utah are now holding in all parts
Of the state. The state committee has
arranged the following itinerary for
the week, and other meetings will be
arranged for as the day 20 by:
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Miss Bessie Morehead, the county re-
corder of Cache county. who was in the
city attending the wOman'S convention
was a caller at Democratic Headquarters
yesterday.
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Democratic Nee.

Frank J. Monday. oct %
Spring City, y. m; Ephraim. D m:
Tuesday, Oct. so, Salina, IL a. m; Mon
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"Seventy-seven" consists Of a
small vial Of pleasant pellets,
just fits the vest pocket; at all
druggists, 25c,
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1t Didn't Start.
Nel1 LippincOH.

She was new to city ways, and when
she found herself all alone among stran-
gers, in a Chicago department store, she
became somewhat confused. But, never
theless. she determined that she would not
ask advice. Finally the hOorwalker OBJ,
served this little woman, with the word
country" plainly written on her garb and
face. standing motionless in a certain part
of the store He turned away, but III a
short time again saw her waiting patient
ly on the very same spot. When. after
the lapse of 10 minutes, she still was
maintaining her position, the fiOorwalker
deemed it his duty TO ask her if he could
assist her in any manner.
"Well," she said timidly, perhaps you
can tell me when this elevator is going
up"
She was standing on one of the great
hot-air registers used for heating the store
in Winter,
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MUSTERED OUT.

BALDREZ-At Rushford, Wis. Nov. %,
John j. BaldreZ, Co. A, 50th Wis. He was i
member of ]. +. Sawyer Post, Z, Onro, Wis,
which SieRdea th w fsfeT Fork X Nov
Josiah +. BGssick, Co. G, 18th Me. He was
buried with g. A. IL. honors. committee
OF Post Il, consisting of Comrades a. X. Saw
yer W. +. Little and Louis Reinod drafted
a family.
BARRY-At Chicago, ILL.,, Nov. IT, Benja-
min Barry. Co. l., 9TH Ind. Cav.
EICHER-At SCOttdale. Pa. Nov. 10, JO-
seph X. Eicher, Co. X. 9Th Pa. H. A. He
was charter member of Col. Ellsworth Post
300 and member of X. of p, l. o. o: F.,
o. L. A. NJ and Royal Arcanum. widow
and eight children survive.
ELWOOD-At Nashville. Ill, Nov. IS, of
heart disease, Solomon NJ. EwOod, Co. Z,
10th Mo, aged So. He served three years,
and lost his left leg above the knee In bat
tie. He served Washington County eight
years Circuit Clerk; was a member of the
Board of Education of Nashville for several
years. a consistent member Of the Presby-
Nashville Post, 4l9. He was twice married;
leaves son and daughter.
JAQUlTH-At South Londonderry. Vt,
Nov. Y, Thomas Jaquith. Go. !: I'd VT. He
He member of Hooker Post, 3.
KREPS-At Granville Pa. Nov. 10, G. w.
Kreps, Co. G. 4th Art, and Battery L, Sd
Art. aged 81
Russell Co. Il, Doth Me-. aged 80. He went
out with the regiment and served until June
~. 1866
Ill. aged 66, He was good soldier and a
member OF the Grand Army.
ROBINSON-In Chaplin, Conn. Oct. 20,
Lieut.. Remus Robinson. Co. A, 18th Conn.
Lieut.. Jonathan C. Randall, Co. +, 18th Conn,
aged CO.
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