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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1900-03-23

fireman. OF the New York, slightly
wounded The commanding officer OF
the Machias has been directed TO in
vestigate and report ana 10 have an
officer present az the inquest.
The affair Is source Of deep regret
70 the officials here but they are under
the necessity OF relying entirely upon
the civil authorities OF Galveston for
the punishment OF the guilty parties.
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CONDITION Is CRITICAL.
Charles Larsen of Murray Not Expect.
ed TO Recover.

The condition Of Charles Larsen Of
Murray, who is lying at the hospital
OF the Holy Cross in this city. is now
regarded as being very critical. In fact
II was stated this afternoon that his
recovery Il despaired or Mr.. Larsen
was operated upon for appendicitis sew
eral weeks ago. but inasmuch as he
had other physical complications his
condition was bad from the first. Mr.
Larsen Is about Is years OF age. and II
Is believed that he will live but a few
days al most.
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HURT BY A BEAR.
Duke OF orleans Has Narrow Es-
cape With His Life.

Seville. Spain. March 2S,-The duke Of
Orleans. who is travelling in the south
of Spain participated in q wild bear
hunt near here yesterday. He had a
narrow escape. A bear attacked him.
inhicting wound in his leg, but the
duke killed him before he could do fur
Their injury The dukes wound is
sh.ht.
The foregoing dispatch recalls the
fact that the duke Of Orleans. while
hunting near Seville, April %. 1895. was
thrown from his horse and sustained
a fracture OF the leg For a time his
CnntiDOn was seriJls.
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Brutal Treatment by British.

Kingston, Jamaica, March 2s,--Dis-
patches from surlnam, Dutch Guiana.
received here Today say the feeling Of
the Dutch there Is strongly antagonlstlc
70 the British and that British subjects
In prison have been 50 bruclly treated
that they recently rcvolted aud shot one
OF the Keepers. The British residents OF
surinam are said TO be suffering from
the same grievances as complained OF
by the outlanders OF South Africa,
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JURY SAID NOT GUILTY.
Three Innocent Young Sportsmen Go
Unpublished.
ESPECIAL 10 THE "NEws."l

Pennington, March 23.-John, Loren-
20 and Frank Vinegar. three young
sportsmen. were on trial here yesterday
afternoon before the local justice Of the
peace. on a charge Of shooting ducks
Illegally on the fist OF February last.
The prosecution was undertaken on
complaint and al the instance OF the
deputy game wardens, but the jury re-
turned a verdict OF not guilty, and the
youngsters were accordingly allowed 10
depart unpublished.
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Ice Gorge Causes Flood.

mcaiue. Mich, March 2S.-owlng 10
S,,g = ZIG large portion OF the third
vat, VI ln's city Is under four feet OF
M, ana ne current OF the Raisin
t,,,n,, tunning down Front street on
G, sss'h and Elm avenue on the north.
M a., ealnage has already been done.
tyban',,s authorities have decided 10
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Er.consuI Macrum on Hand.

Washington. March 23,-Former Con-
~ Aaerum was at the Capitol today,
.a'Ilg come on from his home in re-
,t.ass 70 telegram from Representa-
I've Wheeler d Kentucky bidding him
y appear before the House committee
" iolelgn affairs. Mr.. Wheeler says
WI urge that the inquiry take place
s..s me fun committee Mr. Ma
htIt week.
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STABBED CHIEF OF POLICE.
Rioters al Sydney, Cape Breton, Fatally
Wound Two Officers,
Trouble was Started Among En-
pIoyes by an Italian INSULT
Ing the Foreman.

Boston March PA special to the
Globe from Halifax says:
"a serious riot occurred at the works
OF the Dominion Iron and Steel COM
pany at Sydney. c. B., yesterday
among italian employees. James Beck
ham, a newly appointed chief Of police,
was fatally stabbed and one Of his sub
ordinates named schurman was shot
and may die.
The trouble was started by an
Italian, who insulted the foreman Of
the works"
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Negro Murderers Hanged.

NSoahaln Tex, March 23.--Novlson
is o'lA and Frank White, negroes. were
aug eaussa here at 1880 y. IA. An immense
49,, 49, cams 70 town, but were dIsap-
~ s,.u'sl only the legal number Of per-
~. s,asu. oeing permitted 10 witness the
49, siosuohs' Both men professed re-
,' s'Sa ana stated In long talks from the
an 1 0hat they were prepared 10
Ass S'ls kiiled his wife and child last
sIs N splitting their heads with an
,,S, al,s waylaid and shot Beverly
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leading experts OF the United States
and Great Britain was opened today on
this side at the Cade Monico. After an
exchange OF friendly messages, Slr
George Newnes invited the players 70
be seated and read out the names Oh
the competitors. Interest In the match
Is almost entirely centered In the Pills
bury Biackburne games. II Is the gem
eral impression that the teams are well
matched, though Showalter Is regarded
as stronger than Lee
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FELL FROM A BARN.
Mr.. A. L. Lamb Meets With a Painful
Accident.
[sPEcIAL To NE "NEws.'

Pennington. March PA peculiar
and painful accident occurred here yes-
terday afternoon to Mr.. A. L. Lamb.
The gentleman was at work on barn
when a part Of the structure gave way
and fell to the ground with him. A
portion of the debris almost burying
him beneath its weight Mr.. Lamb
sustained a broken rib and number Of
painful bodily bruises. His condition.
however. Is not regarded as being seri-
Gus. A doctor and a little rest. II is be-
leved, WIN put him right in short
time
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Lynched a Negro.

Ripley. Tenn, March 23--The body OF
a negro. Louis Rice. was found dan
Cling from a limb OF tree this morning
ln the center o. the town. The lynch
ing grew out OF a trial IN the circuit
court OF Lauderdale county. at which
Rice testified IN favor Of one OF his
color who was charged with the murder
Of a white man named Goodrich.
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NAY WORK MONDAY.
Ii is Thought the City Prisoners Will
Have Something TO Do Then.

II is understood that the new move
ment inaugurated 70 make city prison
ers WELD the pick and shovel will be in
working" order by Monday next,
In order to do so il win be neces-
sary 20 employ two more men on the
police force ms guards
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France Extends the Time.

Paris, March %, i.45 p. mat cab
met council today the minister OF for
cign affairs. NJ. Delcasse, announced
the Signature Of the protocol delaying
the ratification OF the Franco Amerl-
can treaty until March "a. 1901.
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FOUND DEAD IN BED.
Brazilian Minister TO London Passes
Away suddenly.

London, March 23.-The Brazilian
minister. Cheyaller de Sousea COrrea,
was found dead In bed this morning.
He was an intimate associate OF the
prince OF Wales and was quite well
yesterday
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Senator Berry Ahead.

Little Rock, Kirk, March 23.--Gover-
nor Jones today announced his with
drawal from the senatorial race, leay-
Ing the field clear to Senator Berry,
who Is seeking reelection.
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WILL COME On MONDAY.
Official Announcement Regarding
the Delagoa Award.

London March 2s.-It is officially an
nounced tina. the Delagoa Bay award
viii be Gwen Monday next March
%
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MONEY ORDER OFFICES.
ESPECIAL TO THE NEWS. -,

ESPECIAL TO THE "NEWs."l
washington. d. c., March 2S.-rhe
following postoffices will become inter-
national money order Offices on April
End:
Ferron and Loa, Utah; Fayette. Ida
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Killed Boatswain's Mate.

Galveston. Tex, March 2s-In a fra
cas- ashore last night chief Boatswain's
Mate Nelligan, OF the Machias. was
killed and Edward Michigan, first class
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!, Commissioner Of Patents.

dsn,1 ,,a'hlihgion, March 2s.-The Presl-
hsral%S nominated Walter II. Cham.
eonmi..,ol chicago, to be assistant
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International Chess Match.

onIr YORK, March gs.-There were
ii atssss sn enthusiastic chess players
anh I,aseaehce at the opening OF the
a. ~ ''srhational cable chess match
today 1e'ny OF Music, Brooklyn,
proviassa u Tor a trophy worth 81 900
0S The London Chess club.
tatIcnsi s, salareh y, 2 p. m.--The inter-
'1ole chess match between the
The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1900-12-13

Elsewhere the HNa xxb caAls AMEN
tion 10 the necessity fot Uetter tibfAry
accommod ations-- enlarged quArtevs
being en- imperative n ecessity, Ard !
is glad to note the fact that the matter
is being taken In hand with Yigoc, and
I it looks really as though q satisfactory
solutio on would be found by the erec-
ton OF q library building. At q meet
ing OF the school board on Tuesday
evening an appropriation OF 5000 was
made under conditions that will make
the library auxiliary to the public
school system, as 1t shonld be. The
board also appropriated five dollars a
month for the reading room, and the
city council did the same, putting the
enterprise on 4 good footing. IL long
since became necessity, and the
board aud the council are entitled to
the thanks OF the entire community for
their liberaIity. With this incentive,
the ladies of the Gradatim Club will
take hold of this, their enterprise,
with renewed energy.
| The library board will meet this
Ieyening to discuss the matter OF new
building.
The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1900-12-13
Grand Opera.

The aggregation of the best talent In
grand opera, embracing most of the
leading vocal stars in the musical
world is great event for such city
as Minneapolis, and Is attracting
wide attention. The three concluding
days of this week will bring together
notable audiences in that city. From
every section of the state, as al
so from the Dakotas, lovers OF music
are gathering in Minneapolis. Those
who will attend from this city are
Mrs. N. H. Miner, Misses Dean, Rich,
and McMasters, and Messrs. Clement,
Thacker, Fay Sprague and Rudolph
Hanson
The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1900-12-13

B. Willis How wen. to st. Paul on
Tuesday, and the following day went
to Fergus Falls to attend the State
Dairymen's convention. Mr.. How
shows commendable enterprise in his
efforts along the line of encouraging
stock breeding and dairying.
This is strange winter in that the
winds are shifty and variable. Instead
of blowing from one direction for two
or three days at time. they shift two
or three times some days.
Rev. j. "A. Marine of Minneapolis,
will give steroptican entertainment
in the Methodist church on Tuesday
evening, December Is. The views will
be an illustration of Sheldon's famous
book, SIN His steps,, or What
Would Jesus Do?" Tickets 25 cents.
children 10 cents.
The place where you can find most
suitable Christmas gifts is at VIM.
! Scherffius's.
The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1900-12-13

DR.. Rea has changed his date for
visiting Sank Center. He will be
here on January 4th, instead of the
18th, ss advertised.
The best Christmas present you can
give your boy or girl this year so as
to bring the greatest happiness for
this and succeeding Christmases is a
scholarship in the Sank Centre Bust.
ness College.
1gnatz Laudenbach of ST. Joseph,
aged q, was committed to the insane
hospital by Judge Of Probate Hansen
on Monday.
James "A. Norris went to Water
town, Wis, on Saturday last return
ing on Tuesday. Mrs. Norris will
visit her d aughter in Minneapolis for
few days before returning home.
Superintendent F. Z. Ward, one of
the most genial of gentlemen, and a
railroad man through and through,
general superintendent of the Great
Northern road, went westward in a
thoroughly equipped special on Tues
day.
The HERALD has printed in PAM
phlet form OF seven pages q very
strong sermon preached by Rev. g..
Ernest Smith on sunday November
%. twill be distributed by authori-
ty'of the church, and it is hoped it will
be productive OF much practical good.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. B. Brawley were
in tire city during the past week,
guests of Mr.. and Mrs. w. S. Dean.
They we're the recipients of cordial
congratulations on the part of their
troops of friends.
W. s. Deans brother Robert, who
lives on farm in Bloomington, near
Minneapolis, is very seriously ill. A
telephone message to Mr.. Dean this
morning tells that he could not SUR
vive many hours. He has been i'll for
months.
Next New Years day will usher in
q New Century-the Twentieth. How
shall the day be observed? Let there
be revival Of the old-time practice
OF making New Years calls, as one
feature.
The friends of Mr.. and Mrs. John
F. Dimond gave them genuine SUR
prise party on Tuesday evening.
There were about twenty ladies and
gentlemen in the party, and they had.
thoroughly enjoyable time.
The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1900-12-13
e. Beautiful lines Of kia or, golf gloves

Beautiful lines OF kid Or golf gloves
atsMeI Billed rs. s..
Z Dainty dressing Sacques for Christ
mas gifts onssale at Mel B!ied's.
The Gradatim Club will meet on
Wednesday afternoon OF next week
with Mrs. Chas. F. Hendryx.
G. M. a.Dick" McCollum came in.
from English Grove, having completed
q job of plastering for William Dunn
inert.
On Saturday night the mercury
dropped, under the influence of a stiff
nor'wester, to twenty degrees below
zero.
The wifs an children of N. d. Bar
ker arrived during the past week, and
are Eat home" on Seventh and Birch
SITS.
Dress patterns in black or colors,
just what you want for wife or mother.
Mel. Billed.
The fifth annual dance of the High
School will be held on New Years
night. AS usual it will be the swell"
social event of the season.
Frank Perry spent couple of days
this week setting up q gasoline engine
and feed mill for Robert Thomas a
English Grove.
Miss Margaret Irish of This city,
who has just completed the course at
the st. Cloud normal school, has taken
position in the schools at Wheaton
James A. Martin of st. Cloud, has
been endorsed forclerk OF the Senate
judiciary committee, a position he
filled acceptably two years ago.
o. S. Cass shipped sample tub OF
his creamery butter for entry at the
state dairymen's convention now in
session at Fergus Falls. Mr.. Cass is
attending the convention.
The Keller Manufacturing company
has just received fifteen carloads of
the finest oak lumber that a careful
selection could possibly offer, for use
In the factory. The factory Is running
now on quarter overtime.
Henry Keller purchased the stump
age on 500 acres in the vicinity of
Grey Eagle, and has now a large
cl ew getting out logs and fuel. His
contract provides for cutting closer
practically clearing the land OF all
merch antable timber.
The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1900-12-13

Dress shapes, the latest novelties,
at reduced prices at Miss Mayberry's.
You can save money by getting your
Xmas gifts at Kerr's book store.
John Schafer of st. Cloud, was in
the city on Friday.
Henry Seibert an old and respected
resident of Melrose died in that city
on Thursday of last week.
We are showing the newest and
choicest line of ladies and gentlemen s
handerchiefs ever offered in the city.
Mel. Billed
For the little ones we have Children's
sets, muff and collar. per set 81 %.
Mel. Billed.
The mill is doing a tremendous
business. 1t is shipping flour and
feed to its full productive capacity.
Christmas is near. A large load of
Christmas trees were brought to the
city on Wednesday.
Cothlow & Co. are closing out
their fall street hats at less than cost
walking hats worth 81 90 at Is cents.
Rev. g. B. Brecount says the stere-
optican entertoinment to be giyeh at
The Methodist church on Tuesday
night Is frst-class.
Mr.. and Mrs. George w. Brown Of
| Westport, well-known in this city, are
spending the winter in Minneapolis,
as usual.
The Touring mill at Glenwood, has
changed hands, and will be complete
lly overhauled.
Dir. M. X. Whittemore OF Glenwood
has removed to Cloquet, to enter into
| practice as the successor OF a well-es-
tablished physician.
The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1900-12-13
NOTICE OF APPLICATION
FOR
LIQUOR LICENSE.
STATE OF MINNESOTA
County OF Stearns. "a
City of SAUK CENTRE.

= Notice Is hereby given, that applica-
tlon has been made in writing to tn,
Common Council of said city of Sank
Centre, and filed in my office, praying
for License to Sell Intoxicating Ii.
quors for the tern. commencing on the
First;day of January, 1901, and termi.
mating on the First day Of January,
1902, by the following person and at
the following place, as stated Ia said
application, to-wit:
JOSEPH MILLER,
at and in the front room of the first
floor OF that certain two story and
basement brick building, owned hy
said Joseph Miller, and known as the
Joseph Miller Saloon Building, situat.
ed on the west ends of lots numbered
eleven III and twelve t12) in block
numbered seventeen az in the city OF
Sank Centre, in the County of Stearns,
in the State of Minnesota.
Said application will be heard and
determined by said Common Council
OF the city Of Sank Centre, at the the
City Clerks Office, in said city of Sank
Centre, in Stearns County and state 81
Minnesota on Friday, the 2Sth day 81
December, A. D. 1900, at 1880 O'Clock
T. M, OF that day, and any person
may appear at that time, place and
hour and state why such license shall
not be granted.
WITNESS my hand and seal of the
city OF Sank Centre, this 10th day of
December, A. D., 1900.
j. F. COOPER,
lSEALl CITY CLERK.
The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1900-12-13
Sneak ThieyInR.

During Monday night sneak thieves
broke into the wood shed of John Nc
Void, los Railroad-Ave, and stole a
quarter Of beef and nearly whole
hog, which Mr.. McWold had pur
chased and cut up for Immediate uses
The meat was packed in boxes and
frozen. A window was removed from
the rear of the shed, and evidently two
persons were engaged in the theft.
1t is sincerely hoped that the crime
may be ferreted out and the culprits
punished.
The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1900-12-13
7. w. Brown of Westport, was in the

7. w. Brown of Westport, was in the
city yesterday.
Watch, rings and everything in
jewelry, call upon Alden.
An excellent and timely article from
the pen. of Rev. G. E. Smith 10 of me-
cessity laid over untilgnext week.
S. G. McClintick of Grey Eagle, was
in the city on MONDAY.
Great reduction sale of cllildren' e
hoods from 10 cents up. Cothlow g.
Co.
Those fine box candies at Kerr's
book store make Xmas gifts that are
appreciated.
Street hats, big reduction in price,
at Miss Mayberry's.
Hon. J. D. Jones of Long Prairie,
was in the city on Tuesday.
Everything in the jewelry line at
Mel. Scherffius's.
Lucas Kells was county seat vis-
itor last Saturday.
Capt. E. B.. Wood of Long Prairie,
was in the city last Saturday, en- route
to st. Cloud on legal business.
Ifyou would make perfect butter,
use De Laval cream separator.
How Bros. & Co. will show you now
they work and explain the adv antages
Ebony goods, fine pottery, elegant
and rich leather goods in profusion at
| a. F. Alden's.
The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1900-12-13
LOCAL. NOTES
DECEMBER is. 1900.
Combination offer.

The HERALD has been DESTROYS
for some time of introducing among
the farmers of this vicinity papers
which would tend to stimulate the
breeding of stock, both for the
block and for dairying. To that
end it has made arrangements with
the two best papers printed in this
country devoted to these two lines.
Hoard's dairyman, published at Fit.
Atkinson, Wis, is the accepted
authority in this country on all top
ics connected with milk-production
and its manufacture into butter and
cheese
The Breeders Gazette of Chicago
has to do with beef cattle, sheep
etc., and it too, is the best author
ity in the United States in its spe-
cialties- 1t is, in fact, invaluable to
the stock breeder.
The Herald makes a special offer
on these two publications, as fol
lows:
HERALD and Dairyman 81 so
HERALD and Gazette 2 90
HERALD and both Dairyman
and Gazette so
Both are large weekly papers,
well-printed, and everything in them
is of practical value. The regular
price of the Dairyman is sl.Oo a
year, and of the Breeders Gazette
$2.ee per year. The combination
offer of So. so is saving of $3.50 a
wear, and no farmer who has once
read either or both would be de-
prived of them for four times their
cost.
New subscribers to the HERALD,
or old subscribers paying their ar
rearages, and one year in advance,
will be entitled to this liberal offer.
The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1900-12-13

The store building and general
stock OF H. T. Kronsey & Co.. Of
Burtrum, was totally destroyed by fire.
on last Tuesday at midnight. The
origin ofthe fire is unknown. There
is u, 900 Insurance on the property in
she Aetna Insurance Co. and it is
thought that this will cover the loss.
The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1900-12-13

Mrs. f. J. Lewis is visiting Chicago
friends.
Reduction in price Of trimmed hats.
at Miss Mayberry's.
Roy Stone of Morris, was in the
city for few hours.last Sunday.
Look &C the line of cut glass and sill
yerware at Mel. Scherfius's.
George L. Stabler came up from
Minneapolis on Tuesday and Is visit
ing his brother, Dean Stabier.
A complete line of musical instru.
sneuts kept by Mel. Scherffius. d
Passe- par-tout paper and matboard,
also a large line OF picture frame
mouldings, at VIM. Scherifius's.
IT,. Callahan of st. Cloud, is again
ia the employ of the Singer Sewing
Machine Co. He is in the city.
Charles Paris Of Minneapolis, for
merly proprietor OF the Sank Centre
House, was in the city on Monday.
Knives, forks and spoons, at
Alden's.
Chas. Paris of Minneapolis. a former
resident Of this city, was in the city on
Monday en- route to Long Prairie.
Oriental rugs for holiday trade in
great variety AT Mel. Blied's.
z + . : =
Mrs. Charles Perry will leave next
week for California, there to visit her
brother, Mrs. l. c. West How long
she will remain is indeterminate.
An endless variety of dainty and
useful china novelties at VIM. Scherf-
Jus.
New and beautiful styles in parlor
chairs, rockers and tables at VIM.
Scherfius's.
See Mel. Scherffius's line of watches
and rings.
G. NJ. SpraPue went to Glenwood or
Monday, returning on Tuesday.
Get a chance on that SIS light run
ming Domestic sewing machine a
Kerr's book store.
Mrs. Lucas Kells returned last Sat
urday from an extended visit with re
latives in the east.
Hon. William f. Lee was in the cit
on Monday, ON his way to st. Paul.
Hon. J. D. Jones and wife of Ions
Prairie, we're in the city on Saturday
on their way home from visit OF sew
eral weeks in Washington, D. G.
Haviland china in open stock a
William Scherffius's.
A foot of snow would be worth sew
eral thousand dollars an inch for th,
next three months.
CASTORIA.
For Infants and Children.
The Kind You Have Always Bought
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