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The courier. (Lincoln, Neb.) 1894-1903, 1900-10-06

tumcc Wofu W tuc uduCcis "Cio pcoooi
ful and original Miss Benton wore
gypsy costume and Miss Tut repre-
sented Spanish dancer. Those pres
ent were Misses Jeanette Palmer, leila
Cornell. Florence Parks, Ethel Bignell,
Agnes Casebeer, Wilma Casebeer. Mat
tie Woodwork, Annie Jones, Leah
Meyer, Cora Herrick, Ruth Baker, Edna
Baker. Eva Hibner, Mary Minor. Louise
Hoover, Helen Laws, Julia Deweese;
Messrs. Marie Rlthburn, Jack McConitf.
Will Jacobs. Harry Melick. Reed Fa-
well. M. M. Kerr, Ches5er Parks, Carl
Giffen. Earl Hubbard, Adds Hibner.
Hayes Thompson. Harold Culbertson,
William Cunningham, Howard bearing.
Married, at the East Lincoln Baptist
church on Tuesday at high noon, Miss
Lena Crawford to Mr. Walter G.. Bou-
ton of Tecumseh. Reverend L. Nj. Den
ton officiating. The bridal party en-
tered the church to the rythm OF
Mendslssohn's wedding march played
by Mrs. H. o. Manning and stood
under wedding bell of maiden hair
fern and delicate white flowers for the
ceremony. Many palms and masses of
ferns beautified the church. The
brides gown was of white brocaded
silk and the bouquet Of American
Beauties. The bridesmaid, Miss Mabel
Crawford. wore pink silk yelled With
pink organdie. Mr.. Nye Hassett of
Tecumseh wss best man and the ushers
were: Mr.. H. I. Brown and Mr.. Zsllen
Zediker. After the ceremony an elab.
crate wedding dinner was served to
thirty relatives and out of town guests
at the home of the brides parents. Mr..
and Mrs. w. ID. Crawford. 1907 North
Twenty-third street. Mr.. and Mrs.
Bouton received many beautiful pres
ents. They left on the evening train
for Kansas City and will be at home at
Tecumseh after October the fifteenth.
Out OF town guests who attended the
wedding we're: Mr.. and Mrs. w. S.
Bouton, Mrs. Clotfelter, Mrs. and Miss
Rosencrane, Mr.. Dew and Miss Dew all
OF Tecumseh, and Mrs. Hedrick of
Omaha.
Cards have been issued by MIR.
and Mrs. W. r. Kelley Of Omaha, an
nouncing the marriage of their daught-
er IRA, to Mr.. Raymond WEIGH of
Omaha. The wedding ceremony will
be soleminzed in Trinity Cathedral.
Officers Of the Union Pacific have sent
a massive service of silver to the bride
whose father is the attorney for the
road. Miss Kelly is a charming, un-
spoiled young woman who has been
polished by much foreign travel and
born capacity for culture.
The first meeting for the year of the
w. T. NJ. was held at the home Of Mrs.
Hall, 2S0S Q street, on Friday afternoon,
September the twenty eighth. Each
member responded to her name with
jokes, stories, instrumental music and
poetry. Among the most amusing
numbers of the afternoon was THE
First Lesson in School" by two ladies,
aud the rendering OF Chinese song by
three ladies dressed in Chinese cos
TUNES. The guests were: Messrs. and
Mesdsmes Evans. Hill. Ge1tzler, Comp
too, Lane, Gore. Weidner, Sherdenan,
Grow, Scott, Chase, Elmen, Hall, Hass,
Lasch and Burr. The meeting adjourn
ed to meet at the home Of Mrs. Bartlett,
12S South Twenty-eighth street on
Thursday. October, the eleventh, mem.
The courier. (Lincoln, Neb.) 1894-1903, 1900-10-06

Gregory, The Coal Man, 11th 4 o.
Mrs. L. w. Garoutte gave an iufor-
NAL dinner last Monday evening. The
The courier. (Lincoln, Neb.) 1894-1903, 1900-10-06

In fact, do all your
trading with Lincoln's
Fastest Growing Dry
Goods establishment
if you would save your
pocketbook. S special
Sales will always be
found quoted under this
Do you wish for a strict
a cheap jacket price?
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1900-07-13
NJ 'EINLEY IS NOTIFIED
Senator Lodge Tells Him He Was
Nominated for President.
PRESIDENT REPLIES.
The Speeches We're Listened 90 by q
Vast Crowd Roosevelt also Not
fled Bryan 10 he Notified
at indianapolis. q

Canton. o.. July l2.-The severe storm
"Wednesday night was succeeded
today by real Mckinley weather "
The day dawned bright aud clear with
. crisp breeze aud warm sun dispelhng
oil evidence Of the storm At the Nc.
Kinley residence the effects Of the storm
was apparent in the disarangement Of
flag decorations AZ the big luncheon tent.
but these were soon straightened mp and
everything was IN readiness for the GER
emonics at the appointed time
"The second notification 10 William
Mckinley that he had been selected ~
the nominee Of the Republican party
for president was mado at the same
| place a. the first accessories similar %
the occasion four years ago. Then the
chairman Of the committee was Senator
John VI. Thruston of Nebraska. who
had been permanent chairman of the
convention. Today senator Lodge
Of Massachusetts stood upon the same
porch aud In the presence Of vast
multitude officially notified President
/ Mckinley he was the unanimous choice
Of the Republican national convention
for president. The speech Of MIR Lodge
aud the response of President Mckinley
were intended 20 ba more than formal
and TO a certain extent formed the basis
upon which the campaign Is 10 be fought
this year Their uttemnces were lis
tened 70 with the closest attention by
many prominent Republicans present.
Chairman Lodge and members of the
notification COMMITTEES. together with
Chairman Hanna and members of the
national committee. arrived on "A special
train from Cleveland at . o'clock They
were met at the station by the citizens
committee IN charge Of arrangements
and with band " music escorted 70
the homeof President Mckinley Sew.
eral flags had been hung a. the breeze
and the streets through which the pro-
ces.ion moved had some indications of
celebration Various organizations aud
clubs as they arrived marched to the
presidents home and were grouped
about the place within seeing aud hear.
ing distance of the ceremonies.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1900-07-13
HoNoRs FOR AN AMERICAN.
H. 0. Made Prime Minister of santo
Domingo.

Domingo.
indianapolis. July l2-According %
dispatch received here. w. Swift
Wright Is now prime minister of the
republic Of San Domingo. The honor
came % him ~ the result Of his assis.
tance and advice 70 President Jiminez
during the rebellion on the island. aud
the presidents march against the capi.
tai
Mr. Wright Is Logansport and In.
dianapohs man. He was editor and pro.
prietor Of paper in Logansport for
many years, and was deputy secretary
Of state under Secretary w d. Owen
When the Spanish war broke out he
was appointed lieutenant In the signal
corps and served during the Cuban
campaign
MIR Wright went 10 San Domingo on
prospecting trip, when he accidentally
fell In with Jimincz and became his
chief adviser during the campaign.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1900-07-13

Georgetown, Ky. Jrly l2-In the
Powers trial this morning the defense
asked that the orders yesterday show
that SIX temporarily accepted jurors
were sworn 20 try the case. Judge Can.
trill granted the request, but refused
20 permit the names Of six jurors
10 appear in the order The swearing
Of the Jurors 10 appear in order. The
swearing Of the jurors before the full
jury selected will likely be- urged as an
error in the case Of appeal. a special
venire Of 100 men are here and the max
ing up of the jury has been resumed.
At 1880 o'clock ~ jurors had been
selected temporarily. OF the six last se-
lected four are Democrats aud two are
Republicans. The judge has ordered the
com monwealth 10 make It's peremptory
challenges and the attorneys are now
consulting as 10 who will BE- challenged
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1900-07-13
NO AGREEMENT YET.
The Fusion In Nebraska split on Pro
portion of state omosr..


portion of state oHcsr-.
Lincoln. July ~ - Daylight this
morning found three fusion state con.
ventions, which began wednesday
afternoon. still In session with practic-
ally no progress made further than the
adoption of separate platforms. The
whole question hinges on whether the
Democrats would yield from the position
they had taken in demanding two places
on the state ticket. together with all
electors for president and vice president.
All efforts 10 bring about surrender
has been howled down derisively.
In Populist gatherings some fiery
speeches were made in denunciation Of
the stubborn attitude assumed by the
Democrats.
In the Democratic convention W. II.
Thompson pleaded for harmony and
further oyertures 20 Populists.
Silver Republicans were quiescent
throughout the night simply waiting
for Others 20 act Shortly after O'Clock
the three conventions took a recess.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1900-07-13
TO PREVENT STRIKES.
Railway Commission af Chicago Declare
for Municipal Ownership.


for Municipal Ownership.
Chicago, July l2-The railway COM
mission q the city council has decided
in favor Of modified form Of municipal
ownership Of street railway properties
and in favor Of form Of compulsory ar
biintion IN labor disputes which would
make street railway strikes impossible.
The commission agreed that street
railway strikes are such an interference
with public business that the munici.
pality is justified in taking steps to pre-.
vent them. While no plan was selected
formally, the opinion was that all grants
Of franchises should have clause pro.
viding for compulsory arbitration.
The commission committed itself b
municipal ownership so far as the track.
age and other parts Of street railway
plant actually IN aud a part Of the street
are concerned. IL did not decide in
favor Of municipal ownership Of rolling
stock. power houses. and other parts OF
the plants, and municipal operations
did not come ud at all
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1900-07-13

Middlesboro, KY, July al. T..
Picklehumer is under arrest here. ohArg-
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1900-07-13

"a with bigamy. It's charged against
MIN that he IS the husband Of seven
wives. Two of the seven are here. two
i've in Ohio and the others live IN New
England. Mr.. Picklehummer carries
rredentiAls which show hlm TO be- a Bap.
risi minister He was bound over 10
2 he circuit court.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1900-07-13

Charleston. w Va, July l2-The
feature Of the Republican state conven.
tion here Wednesday was the speech of
Senator Elkins as temporary chairman.
A. b. White WAS nominated for govern
or. lie was internal revenue collector
under Harrison as well as under Nc.
Kinlcy. He isa son Of H. T. White. the
author and educator.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1900-07-13
L.men s.llIns n.eerd nreLsn.

los Angeles. July IA Leading lemon
;rowers aud packers of this vicinity
.iate that the shipping record Of all pre-.
nous years has been broken by the
.,les Of the past eight weeks Thirty
'arloAds Of the San Diego county fruit
arc 10 be- sent east and north by local
packers this week by rail. besides large
quantitie. hy steamship
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1900-07-13
ru.Ien csndId.ts for cenrr....

Panola. Kas. July l2.-Ex.Congress.
man Mason Peters Of Kansas City, was
nominated for congress here by the fu-
sion convention Of the Second Kansas
district His closest opponent was eX.
Governor John 2 St John The Dem
ocrats and populists each had - dele.
gates in the convention.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1900-07-13

Louisville, July l2.-General Simon
Buckner. who was General Palmer's
running mate ON the national Demo.
cratic gold ticket in 1896. has come out
against the nomination this year. Gen.
Buckner iayors adopting platform de-
nouncing free silver and not nominating
ticket, leay n the gold Democrats
free 20 vote as they choose.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1900-07-13

Canton. o., July i9-The campaign
Of 1900 in Canton will not be "a duplicate
Of the campaign Of 1896 President Nc.
Kinley will not make speeches 10 delega.
tions who may visit Canton If he should
remain here all the time lie says that
four years ago he was private citizen
and the candidate Of his party and felt
justified In taking an active part in the
campaign. Now no is president and
feels that he should give his attention
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1900-07-13

Guthrie o r.. JULY i2-R T. Stew.
art, farmer u Springer township is
In Jail charged with shooting with in.
tent % kill He walked In and gave
himself up 10 the sheriff. stating that he
had shot Charles Mcbride for enticing
his l4.year.old daughter away from
home. NJ ide'siniuries are not fatal
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1900-07-13
Chasing Train Robbers.

Paducah, Ky, July l9.-Several rail.
road and express detectives are at work
ON the Illinois Central robbery near
wickhhe, Ky. but there are no new
developments The robbers divided the
spoils ON small island opposite Fort
jefferson then went down the Mississippi
not abandoning the skids until they
reached the Memphis and Charleston
railroad. whore they are reported 10
have been seen walking south on the
track. This is the olew now 10 be fol-
lowed. Bloodhounds failed 20 be Of
service.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1900-07-13
psmeer.tle Nallaea,Iea.

Chicago, July ~ Bryan and Steven
son will be- officially notified OF their
nominations at indianapolis, on Aug s,
II tn plan made by the Democratic
managers holds good Mayor Taggart
Of indianapolis paid flying visit to
Chicago aud Is said to have convinced
Chairman Jones that the Democrats will
be able 70 carry Indiana If the notiiica.
ton ceremonies are held at the Hoosior
capital
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1900-07-13

Oyster BAY, n T., July i2 Govern
or Roosevelt was today officially not.
ihed ~ his nomination for vice president
at his country home at Sagamore near
Oyster Bay The notification speech
was made by Senator Wolcott, chair.
man Of the committee aud Governor
Roosevelt replied briefly.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1900-07-13
Had seven Ballet wounds.

Memphis, July &c. II. Stroud, a
prominent millowner. was brought 90
Memphis with seven bullet holes In his
body. He was shot by a negro named
Hite. who took 10 the woods. Stroud
will recover.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1900-09-15


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Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1900-09-15
PRECINCT No. &c.
Duran A. MOntoya.
Personal property; tax. 22Ol pen
atty. 81 ~. cost. 20 cents. total 20. ~
PRECINCT No. 81

PRECINCT No. 81
Anderson. n. r..
improvements on government land.
tax. fl2.T1 penalty, ~ cents; costs.
70 cents. total .. .. .. ..............f ~. q
Abbott. Thomas.
improvements on government land.
tax, 1851; penalty. ~ cents. costs,
& cents. total b. d.. ............,.....f 10 "
Known Henry.
House IN mining claim, tax ris.
penalty, ID cents; costs. % cents;
total b.. b., .. .. ,....... ..............S p 20
Bietcher. WIN.
House On mining claim: tax tm,
penalty. 20 cents; costs, - cents,
Bruce. u. r.. go
House on government land. tax.
NiN penalty, % cents; costs, IS
cents total ..... D.. .. ...........s 7.Hi
HuicliinieF J. H..
improvements on government land.
tax, as penalty, % cents, costs,
y cents, total D.. 81. b.. -. .. ..........s N.ia
FLETCHER. ~ A..
Personal properly; tax. E.ss pen
atty. y cents costs, 81 cents
total o. 49,, 90 .t,..t..t.-,t,..........t g y
hccaman. &C.
improvements on government land.
tax, u2Ij penalty - cents; costs,
~ cents total s,.,t .,, ,t,.,s,tt...t.s = ~ 2,
Coal. VIM.
liouse on government land: tax.
H.si, penalty, ~ cents; costs, 3
cents total D.. .. A., .............,....t 10 q
Cooper Harry.
House Oh government land. tax.
Ne.l penalty. 81 cents; costs ~
cents; total d, b.. ............. IS u H
CaicnslaF ". ~.
improvements on government land:
tax, gi6M, penalty, ~ cents. costs
90 cents. total b.. .. .. ... .. ...........2 rs u
Chase NJ. a..
House on government land. tax.
tis 70. penalty, ~ cents. costs, p
chase. NJ s.. ana q. W. Graves
improvements on government land
halt tax, tie, penalty cents.
cOsta, ~ cents, total o.. d. D.. ..,......f go
Eichcnherger, A.,
Two houses on government land
tax. tia.h penalty. ~ cents. costs
~ cents total 90 .... o. stssss.ttttttst.N u n
Giles, a. a..
blouse on government land tax,
NH penalty, cents; costs, %
cents; total . . . ...............1 Is
Greenfield, VIM.
Personal property. taxes. $50, pen
atty, 81 cents. cOsts. A. cents,
setsl 80, -, ,'''''f' ftf'''''''''''tA ~
HOUSE on government land tar.
SAB penalty. ~ cents. costs, %
| Gavin. Wm
House on government land. tax.
Als; p,salty, "A cents. costs, 81
cents, Il ial q, o.. ID. O.. ............N Ca
| braves, cas-.
Iisuee on government land: tax
u2.Is penalty, "a cents. onata 50
| cents total Of. ,, ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. u Z
! Hofhcins. Geo.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1900-09-15

Land 10 BY ooo yards IN the C'hliiil
land grant. taA. &c. penalty. 2ci
Costs &c. total o.. .....t.tt...4..f q
Mora, Bartara,
Land 40 acres IN the Cqilull
land grant; tax. tiii1; penalty. %.
Price. J W
gaWmlll and personal property,
tax. SO % penalty. SIC costs. Ac
fufal ....... .........ss...... ....a.. " .
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1900-09-15

Garcia, Tomas
land IS varaa wide and house, IN
Alameda. precinct No, taN. III
penalty, re; costs. a. total ....t ~
I.ovaiO pOrnlio
improvements on government land,
ahtep. etc tax NfA, penalty. -
coats. Nc toial ..,,.,...tss.t.,.tt
Rrnon. Martin,
lmporveInenta ON government land
taN. 81 a. pcNatty. i2c; costs. Aic
total .. d. B.. ...4a.a4s4a.at.Httt - ~
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1900-09-15

chavez. Carloa ~
iand t0 BY ~ vaas. bounded
north by Juan Dnrana, south ny
ptlhilc road west BY y. thafski
land As hy 40 vafaa. bounded north
by M Aidcreie, south by y, MireieH,
east by D. Anxuree west by Du-
rand tax, G.2i penalty sc' COSTS +,
e,s ,Ssi r,' sg'" fedsd Garcia
land 81 varan wide, bounded uorth
hy Pedro Contreraa. south AMI
west By Antonio Cane tak, N~
penalty, itc: costs. ssc. ioiai """H 30
dsna - ~ tea varas. bounded north
bv NJ ArnaIo. south by Dr. Harris,
east by q. Armiio; west hy private
road. tax. nass; penalty, DC costs q, n
I.sHd % by i00 yards. bounded
north by NJ. Sediilo, south hy t'hl9-
era eaet by 81 Martin. west BY W.
Ranhin hail tax. ht. penalty. hc'
costs. Gsc, total ..,........,..,t.t-..' 20
Coutreras. Afnbroeio
Land "a warns wide bounded north
by y. Arugon, south 10y ', hvntl-
quez east by pueblo road, west by
public house. tax, N3.e5, penalty.
CSC costs, DC, total .,,t..+.t'..t > 10
land "a hy go varas. bounded
north by r. Gutierrez, south and
east hv public road. west by j. r.
Lopez sax, si38. penalty, SO.
costs. 81. total ...........t...-...... ll.f
Garcia Nicolas
~ l.. Gregro. south by a. Contrvrts,
east by public road, west by u.
Aragon. tax. Sief. penalty, 'ic.
costs 1jc total ..........,,....t. ...t.s us
garci,, J. a..
Land ie0 by 30 yaras. bounded
north by Santiago bica. aouth 10y
ST. Consoles. east by j NJ itNch,
west by J Lucero, half tax, p&.
penaity &C.. costs. 25c; totai. .........A 10
IIerrcrc Guadalupe
Land Is by ~ varas bounded north
hy Mrs. EVerhardt. south by \,
Ilube, cant by Fourth street, west hy
NJ Ruiz; tax, N.ia. penalty, ~
costs &c. total .......sstts,-...rtt.ttt -
Lopez, Jose y RuiH
Land 81 by I0o varaH. bounded
north by the plfhic road. south by
J. A, Ruiz, east by g. lsopez, west
Wy public road tax. Wi2, penalty,
5oc. costs, 35c; total .............t,.t 81
Martin, Jose Ruiz
iALA 81 by i67 varas, bounded north
by T.. Martinez. south by A. Mar
tinez east by aceQuia. west by j
g. Durand. tax. 1927: penalty. aic.
costs ~. total ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. ~
perca, BenltO
Land zoe by iss varas bounded
north b. he publlc road. south by
n, fsypeE, east by a. Muniz. west
by n i.ucero. half Z. y 81 pen
atty, itc; cos's. Ac; total ,..t.,.,..A ~
RHmhs. Jacob
Land 6Olgy 20 varaa. bound north
BY Julian Dye. south 10y NJ Anaya
ives, by tho RIO Grande, tax sos
persilty. "a cents, costs. g cents.
Total !. 49,. o.. ............... NJ
| Ruz Narciaso.
Land o. BY o. varas bound north
by a. A Martin, south by A. Pc
ren east by A Viviam west by
VI A. Martin. tax. ~ cents, pen
atty, cents. costs. - cents:
total b.. .. .. B.. ...................4 81
/ Rodriguez. ignacio.
| Land is yaras wide, bound north
by Pedro contreraa east Nv Juan
| Annyu. west by the PUBLIC road,
tax. ti2&. penalty. q cents. costs,
| 81 cents; total d.. b.. ... oil. .. ....t...f ".
| SaVedrR. Francisco.
Land 40 feet by gi4 feet bound
north hy a !. Garcia, south east
and west by j. VI Baca taA. 81 ~;
| penalty cents. costs, 81 cents,
| total .. ... b., ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. ~
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1900-09-15

u.ai penalty. cents. costs. y
I.oi X 5ioek A. IL II ada. tax. ."
81 ~, penalty. cents costs. 70
10. q 6io ,sk 4. Il. r. add ,as' -"
81 ~. penalty. GENTS. costs. ~
I lot x block 4. " X add tax. -
ugs penalty cents. costs. ~
tSs Il 6iScs 4 RR sdd ,aS 80
a. penalty cents, cos-is, ~
tot Is. block a. n r. add ,aS -
N.gF. penalty cents. costs, -
cents. t0iH . .. .. s.. .... .........N 81
Lot ID block a. Il n add. tax,
us poaity. cents. costs. ~
lot 4. block 4. RR ada. las.
N#. peuaiiy cents, uoais, -
cents. total . OH. 3D.. .. go. .........H t8
lot Is. block a. H. a. add sax.
Nm. isantlty ccnts. costs. ~
ffuiNi total DO tt ts ttts tfttstttt.N 70
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1900-09-15
UNKNOWN OWNERS. PRECINCTS
Ann N -nAIJTfR

UNKNOWN OWNERS PRECINCTS q
Ia, q b,o.'s - n TO -, IA a.
As pen9ity cents; costs, 8
" I'LL 'o ~ 'S;''..,.,'......,.f i'''
a.a. psn9l,y' cents costs -
s M S y.,,,. - i'e'
10, y. block 70. O. T s add. tax.
lot h Man a n add 10
n.si! penalty cents; costs. 9. =.
Lot N ilo~k ~ q r \ .dd ',oo,' j."
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