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The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1900-11-15
FIRE IN A MAsoNIc HALL.
Blaze nj Rochester Tnterfercs Win a
Scottish Rite ConNentfos,.

ROCHESTER. y. y. Nov. 15.-Ffre near
" destroyed CoDsistory Hall on West Main
Street. this morning. The building. which
is owned by Buck & Sanger, is widely
known as the home of a number of Mason
ie bodies
The Scottish Rite Masons have been hold
ing a convention there which opened yes
terday and vas to continue today.
The following bodies meet in the han
which occupies the two upper doors Of the
building: Rochester Lodge, Ionic Chapter,
Cyrenc Ccmmandery Lodge, Frank R. Law
renee and the Scottish Rite bodies
On the ground floor are the stores of
Muir and Carpenter liquor dealers; Sulli-
van Brothers. carriage manufacturers and
Bunce's Oyster House. On the flour above
are located the printing offices of David &
Steele and Roehutte's tailor shop
The insurance on the building is S25. coo
and the loss is aDolft > per cent 1t is esti-
mated that the loss on the regalia Of the
Masonic bodies will amount to $15. 600
Prominent Masons stated today that the
fire win in all probability hasten the plans
for building q magnificent Masonic TemDIe
in the city
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The President today is considering a ne
titIon for eiemency IN one OF the most
extraordinary eases on record. The Pc
titioner IS Jim Hanson. an Alaskan
Indian. who had deliberately murdered
young bridal couple while on a camping
trip near skagway Later he vas con
Eerted by the saIvation Army People at
skagway
He had borne a reputation as one Of
the Nickedest. most daredevil Indians in
all Alaska. but his whoIe nature seemed
completely changed after his repens sanes.
Jim went TO the leader OF the Saliva
tionists. Captain MeGiH, and made com
plete confession Of the murder be had
committed. The Salvation leader advised
the Indian 10 90 10 the United States au-
thori5ies and give himself up.
Without moments hesitation the In-
dian did So He told the officers in MI
mute detail OF how he had formed a band
Of ten Indians 10 murder the Two camp
ers, Burt an3 Florence Horton. He gave
the names Of all implicated in the crime,
and with him they were arrested A trip
was made by officers TO The sceEa of the
murder. and there, under direction of the
repentant Indian, they found the bodies Of
the victims buried beneath nine feet Of
snow.
at the trial the other Indians made
desperate legal fight for liberty, and it
is said, perIuTed themselves time after
time. Hanson, however, stood fast by his
confession He admitted having led in
the murder. and told of how the others
had acted under his direction He was
found guilty, and when asked why SEN
tence Of death should not be passed. he
braveiy told the trial judge: My brother,
l have done my duty; now you do yours
Accordingly, he was sentenced TO be
hanged His confederates received sen
tances varying from twenty-five 10 hf,y
years.
Hanson was quite willing to be execu-
ted, but his repentance interested his
friends. They prepared a petition for
communication Of sentence to life fmpris-
onmeRt. II was forwarded 10 he Presi-
dent and Attorney General Grigss
today reported favorably upon it. Tbe
President, 1t is believed, viii commute
the sentence.
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LONDON Nov. 15.-Despatches from
Shanghai say that. according to reports
from reliable Chinese sources. Prince Tuan
and General Tung-fuhsiang are in open re-
volt in the province Of Kansu and are sup
ported by a large body Of troops.
y. Bazaure. the French Consul, says
sel1aus disturbances have already occur
rcd and that anxiety is felt as to the safety
OF the Catholic missions.
According to the Shanghai despatch, an
Imperial ediet was issued yesterday. de-
priving Princes Tuan and Chwang Of all
rank and offices and handing them ever TO
the Imperial Clan Court The edict COM
nands that the princes are to be closely
confined while awaiting further punish
ment.
Duke Ian is also deprived Of his rank
In regard to Governor Tu Hsien. the noto-
rious anti-foreigner. who was recently re-
ported to have committed suicide by swaI-
lowing gold leaf, it is ordered in the edict
that he shall be temporarily handed over
10 the Clan Court for confinement while
awaiting banjshment to the farthest bord-
ers oi the Empire where he is to work on
the roads
L is believed here that TuaE antiei-
pated the edict which has shorn him of
power, and taken the desperate measure
of openly -rebelling against both the i'm
Periaf authorities and the forces of the
allies.
The dispatches fail TO state whether it
is ye.s,-ted that Prince Chwang has joined
fortunes with Tuan or not. but it is be
lived likely that he has gained many re-
crlits among the Chinese officials who
have been deprived OF their rank and
their high places in the councils Of The
Empire.
news agency despatch. dated Pekia.
November 1S. states that the note OF the
powers for the Chinese pIenipotent- aries
vii probably be ready 70 submit within
the next Ten days An announcement to
that effect was made at the conclusion OF
q meeting of the ministers on that day
It IS understood that all points und-r
discussion have been practically agreed
on, minor phases only Of several Of the
most important questions remaining to
be settled. Concerning those, the minis
ters have eabled for instructions. which
they expect to receive before November
20. the date OF the next meeting.
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CAPTURED ON THE BORDER.
Beers Taken while Trying to
SmussIe Ammunition.


LONDON Nov. 15.-Generai Roberts ca
bles from johannesburg under yesterdays
date that sixteen Beers have been captured
while trying 20 cross from Portuguese ter
ritory to Namubach where the Beers are
endeavoring to get ammunition introduced
into the Transvaa3.
He reports that Lord Methuen has cap
tured pompom from the Beers: that Piet
Lemner. a cousin OF she commandant OF
the same name. has died Of wounds receiv-
ed recently and that the police captured
Field cOrnet Duplessis az Yryburg-
Two prisoners who were accused Of
treaehery on October 95, were tried by
court-maTtial at Pochefstreem and aequit-
ted. Their relatives were astoHished and
impressed by the justice shown by the
British
L is rumored that The Government viii
meet the extra war expense BY a guaran-
eeed Transvaal loan Of s5e.a zoe eco. bear
ing s per cent interest, which VIII be is
sued at s. and Sc.
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KwANG HsU's NARROW ESCAPE.
Chinese Emperor Describes nm At
fenut 90 Assnsstuure EfIn,

Chinese Emperor Describes m At
tempt 10 assaSsinate Him.
VICTORIA B C, Nov. 15.-Adviees
brought hs the Empress of China give the
news that the Chinese Emperor had mar
row escape from assassination during the
fight Of The Imperial Court from Pekin 10
Hsian-fu.
In an Imperial decree. dated October 4,
the Emperor him elf tells of the attack as
follows:
When the imperial eortege was proceed
ing on its way to the new capital. Hsian.
and while passing through the village Of
Yian. district OF Kiashiu, Shansi Province.
certain madman named Kuo Tong Yuan.
who styled himself q Boxer chief, suddenly
rushed upon the Imperial cortege with
cries Of vengeance and with weapons on
his person. He was seized by the guards
an1 summarily executed, without trial, on
the spot.
Chen. magistrate of the district who
has been guilty OF instigating and encour-
aging the Boxers. is hereby forthwith dis
missed, eashiered and dismissed forever
from the pllblic service"
The attempted assassination of the En-
percr was briefly cabled to this country.
via Germany. early in October. but no de-
tails were given
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DOUBLE TRAGEDY OVER a GIRL.
Two Young Men XIII Each Other aa
Spartanburg. 8 q.

COLUMBIA, s G.. Nov. ia double
tragedy was enacted in a chnrch near
Spartanburg Tuesday night George Brad
ley and Thomas Gibson. both under age.
the latter the son OF large mill CON
tractor. were the principals. They had
quarreled about girl, Ii Is thought, and
each was carrying a chip on his shoulder.
In coming out of the church where a
meeting was in progress Gibsen jostIed
against Bradley. The latter made some
angry comment whereupon Gibson told
him TO get out of the way Bradley then
whipped out a pocket-kpife and made
furious assault. laying open 6ibsen's face
and chest Gibson drew a pistol and fell
backward Bradley jumped forward and
buried the knife in his opponents tady-
At that moment Gibson fred. the bullet
passing through Bradley's heart
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aARREeIN 81 eEoReEs
the saa.erIee-Norgaa we.ldtns
,,ss,,,-.... ss.s

The SafserIee-MorEaa Wedding "a
Magnificent AHHfr-
NEW YORK Nov Is--Nfsz Lcuise
Pierpont Morgan. daughter OF J. Piergont
Morgan, vas married to HerbsTt Livings-
ton satterlee. young lawyer of this city,
in St. Georges Church, at $50 o'clock
this afternoon. Mr. and Mrs. Morgan
ha1 sent out $500 invitations. recep-
ton at the Morgan home will follow the
ceremony.
To accommodate the large number Of
guests Mr. Morgan has lad large tenn
porary addition built 10 his house. with
a Hoor space Of so by IS feet constructed.
and IN this Sherry viii serve the lunch
con. The side walls of this have been
hung witR magnificent tapestries. s5rik-
ingly sIaeed against q background OF
turkey red
The xsils have been covered with heavy
rugs and The eeili.;s Aung in pure white.
Altogether, the structure has the appear
ance Of a handsome permanent saIeon. The
entrance hall and the drawing room are
Iavishly decorated with flowers and plants
and profuse decorations we're arranged IN
the church
The presents received by the bride nun
Der over 500 Mr. AoEgaa's 5 gift Is q tiara
anu collar OF diamonds and a brooch OF
n1avaulse diamonds
ksiss Morgan had for her bridesmaids 1Eis
Anne Tracy Morgan. her sister. Hiss Cara
line Morgan Miss Ursula Morgan. and Il s.
Frances Street Morgan. her cousins; Mis-
Nay Starges and Miss Marion Satteries s
sister OF the bridegroom Tpe sauas 5e-e
white bToche creme Re eisias. Win s:eEii-
rains The brides gown }s 81 ;1asvy wtits
peau ae sole. GliNost entirely covered aigh
poiut d.alencon.
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ANNIVERSARY CELEBRATION.
Anncostia CouncI. Jr. o. Z. 4. VI.
signaIize< an Interesting Exent.

AnncOstia COuneiI. Jr. o. q. 4. W.
siEnaIize< an Interesting Event.
The sixth anniversary Of Auacostis
Council, No. Is, Jr 0. L. A. NJ. was eele-
brated Tuesday evening at Masonic Hall,
Anacostia Mount Vernon, No. 10. and
Reno Council, No 4s joined in the fes-
tivities. and each was represented by
large numbers, who marched from the
city to the tune Of patriotic airs.
The hall was decorated srtistically with
the national co1ors blending with palms.
flowers. and eyergTeeEs. Among those
present were Junior Past National Couu-
cilar Charles Reimer. and II. s Barry, cf
Baltimore. Past Councillor Haydea of Al
exandria Fast State Councillor Steele.
and ?. { Bolb, Of Mount Vernon Council;
Past Councillors 1exeli Roland, Shoe
maker, and Paxton. of Reno; Past Coun-
ciloFs Sect and Roller Of Anacostia,
and y. c. Warden BohTeT.
Introductory remarks were MADE by
Frank Kress and II. = Stosg- OF the Com
saittee of Arrangements. The addresses
Il The evening we're made D. Past Sa-
sicnal eouueiloT fsein2cr ysu3 Il s. Barry.
3 lreYIher & the Natioazi judiciary OF
nc order Il g Slaale. 4. J 10WeH, aid
asr. Hayden, Ct Alexandria.
Efser the literary exercises fine coi>
iatlen wss served % al present
Carpenters Lists studied closely aa Il
.s.5sss + is.s - 'so,ft-s Ls.sa5cr Id T.
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STRANDED IN BUFFALO.
New Jersey Family Trying to sc
BaciS Home.


BaciS Homo.
BUFFALO, Nov. I5--Leon Peters. his
wife and two children, OF Paterson, y. J.,
are stranded IN Buffalo after having driv-
en- across the country from Toledo, Ohio,
in an effort 10 return to their former home.
Peters left Paterson two years ago and
settled in Toledo where he engaged in the
steam dyeing business and made money.
The young German who masqneradeS as
Baron Won KetteIer in Chicago some time
ago and swindIed man there out of $500,
also got S5e0 of Peters money, al he had.
After that Peters, luck went against him
ard to save a railroad fare he Is travelling
home by wagon. The superintendent of
the poor is trying to interest charitable
people in the mans case because Peters
refuses to caII on friends in Paterson for
aid
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REFRIGERATION m CUBA.
Statement OF Arrivals At HHvaRa
During the Past Fiscal Year.

re DiTision Of gustoms and Insular At
fairs ef The war s1epaTtrcea gave our for
publication today following statement
OF immigrants thar armed at Ihe port OF
sfav.lll45s S5ssE. .ss.sgsas- sAS Gseal year end
Cd JUTse 80. 1850 The total bzUiteT Of
immigrants fer the periesE named Nass-2 .
I87 Of vllens 1855 came tram the United
States: i SsS from Spain SS1 from Mexico.
and - from other eountries The total
number OF ChiGess immigrants that ar
rived at said port during the period named
was 57S. Of whom SOS came from China via
United States}. from China Via SPAIN,
and s. from Mexico.
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RETURNED FOR BIS TRIAL.
Michigan's Abscondins Quartermas
ter General Reaches Home.

MichiGan's AbseondinE Quarfermas-
ter General Reaches Home
GRAND RAPIDS, Mich. Nov I5.-Gen
". l. White, who, as quartermaster gen
eral of the Michigan National Guard. is
charged with helping to rob the State of
$4,000. arrived here last night from Chi
eago and drove at once to his sisters home
He refused TO talk of his travels during
the last year CT Of future expectations,
but said that when the people of Miehi-
gan know ali the circumstances and facts
they viii take a different view of his
guilt.
He viii 90 tc Lansing with a bondsman
today to surrender himself 1t is expect
ed he viii plead guilty and look to Gov
ernor PiRgree for ciemency.
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YERKEs AGAIN WANTS OFFICE.
Defeated Candidate for Governor of
kentucky Seeking His oId job.

Defeated Candidate for Governor OF
Kentucky Seeking His OLD job.
John ". Yerkes. the defeated Bepub-
l5can candidate for Governor OF Ken.
tueky. called on the President this after,
noon He informed Mr.. Mckinley thzt
while the Republicans won the election "A
the State, the Republican candidates could
not be seated
There was no doubt, he declared. that
the Democrats stole several thousand votes
and as result Beekham had plurality Of
about 2.5Oo vosas on the face OF the re-
turns.
Three weeks ago Nj Terkes was in
Washington for the purpose Of Tesigning
the offiee of Collector of Internal Revenue
which he held, the resignation to take ef-
feet CT November l. He asked the Presi-
dent today to rsappoint him to the Office.
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TUkN IN open REBELLION
Boxer Leader and General Tung-
fuhsiang Take the Field.

Reported to Have Large army in
the Province of I<ansu-The Tnsur-
gent Prince and cIr,vaHg Deprived
of All Rank and Turned Over to
the Court bs an Il-periaI Edict.
Governor Va Hsien ordered Inn
prisoned, Pending His Banishmeat
TO The Farthest Borders OF the EN-
pire-svrious Disturbances occur.
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PROGRESS OF COM PAUL.
Nr. Kruger Sails From Port said ON
the GeIderIand.

PORT SAID. Nov. 15.-The Dutch
cruiser Gelderiand. wilh ex-President
Kruger, OF the Transvaai on board. sailed
from here this afternoon. The destina-
tion OF the cruiser is unknown
MIR Kruger refuses to be interviewed.
NARSEILLES, Nov. 15.-The Municipal
Council has adopted resolution CT sym
pathy with ex-President Kruger. sn1 viii
present an address % him wnen he lands
here
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JAW BROKEN IN A FIGHT.
Rachel Jackson, CeIored, the Vic
tim of n Negro As<aiIant.

tIIll UI Il NtsFo AsSaIIant-
Rachel Jackson. colored, who lives at
1873 Ohio Avenue northwest, was treated at
the Emergency Hospital last night for
broken jaw, the result of an assault upon
her by a negro named George johnson at
the corner of Fourteenth and C Streets
northwest The assault took place about IL
o'clock, and is said to have been unpro-
voked- Johnson made good his escape after
the attack upon the woman. and had not
been arrested at late hour. He lives at
11o4 c Street northwest AT the hospital
the woman received medical attention. and
was sent to her home this morning
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A TROPHY FROM TIENTs1N.
American Lieutenant Brings Ho,ne
a Canturs.a EIaa-

a Captured Flag.
HUNTINGTON, w. Va. Nov. Tieut.
W H. Waldron, of the Ninth United
States infantry. who has Just returned
home on sick leave after TWO years ser
vice in the Philippines and China. has
brought 4 large Chinese flag, which he
intends to present TO the West Virginia
State Historical Society
This fIag is a work OF art. Is sixteen
.,'et long by twelve feet wide, with the
-s4perial Chinese dragon embroidered d the
rhole length OF IL The flag was taken
from the large Chinese arsenal lust in
side the city Of Tientsin, and is ona of
The genuine imperial standards.
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PRICE OF ARMoR PLATE FIXED.
Steel Men Confer with the Secretary
OF the Nav

The representatives of the Carnegie and
IscthirneIn steeI companies held confer
.enee with Secretary Long al the Navy Be-
partment today Rear Admiral o'Neil was
also present and the price 10 be PAID for
arsaor plate vas definitely settled.
Secretary Long refused to give out any
figures al this time but viii announce The
price later.
1t was stated BY a Navy Department Off
ciaI this morning that the price demanded
and agreed upon vas S475 per ton THIS IS
so reore per ton than the figure rejected as
excessive by Congress
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SUCCESSOR TO RATHBoNE.

John r. Harrison Appointed Diree-
tor General of Posts in Cuba.
John R. Harrison. of Kansas. was today
appointed Director General of Posts in
Cuba
Nsr. Harrison. yxho has been a -postofice
inspector. VAS postmaster at Havana. have
zng succeeded Postmaster Thompson
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Charged with ceunterfeitine.

DANv1LLE, Va, NoF. -Three white
men-George. William. and Harrison
Stout. father and sons-ef Washington
county, Virginia. We're brought hera YES
terday and lodged in 5aii. pending action
OF the Federal eeurgs OF the charge OF
making counterfeit B5cksis. Ali three
tured.
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Vicar Generals Bod, ReD,o~e.,

NEW YORK. Nov. 1.-THE body of the
Very Rev. john E. Barry. Vicar General
Of the Diocese of Manchester, y. H, who
was killed yesterday by Broadway ca
bic ear in front Of the Astor House, was
removed TO Concord, y H. his morn
Ing, George 3KHer, the gripInan Of the
car Which killed the Vicar General. was
arfaigned in the roBbs PeIiee Court this
sf15Tning. charged with h0mieida H was
committed 70 the custody of. The coro-
aer.
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sEIPwRECKED CREW ABOARD.

Ors OF n Norwegian Bark.
PHILADELPHIA, Nov 15.-As the
steamship Georgian Prince passed in the
capes early this morning. she signaled to
the shore that she had aboard the ship
wrecked crew of the Norwegian bark,
Highfiier, from Campbell Town, Prince
Edward Island
The steamer proceeded on up the river
and viii reach the city this afternoon.
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woRK ON sHAMRocY II.
Denny Brothers Begin Operations on
the Challenger.

GLASGOW, Nov I5.-operations were
begun today FOR building Shamrock II in
Denny Bros yards at Dumbarton in the
shed recently occupied by James Gordon
Bennett's new yacht Lysistrata.
LONDON. Nov. 15.-sir Thomas Upton
has received the letter Of the New York
Yacht Club. confirming the teIegrapfie
acceptance of his challenge for -ace in
August next.
It is expected that the trials between
Shamrock and Shamrock Il viii give bet
ter tests than those bet~een Shamrock
and Britannia in 1889
William Fife viii rua the old sham
rock while George L. Watson viii have
charge OF Shamrock II
Mr.. Fife claims that Sh.mrocf calls
Detter now than eYer. and. if he Is ven
enough, he viii superintena the opening
trials Shamrock viii be pe, in =xae6ly
The same shape as last year for these
preliminary contests, and, If she proves
inferior 10 The new boat, Mr. Fife VIII
make alterations for tho reIaaiaing trials
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Aerivals On lac Maiestio.

NEW YORK, Nov. 15.-Among the pag-
sengers who arrived this morning on the
White Star Line steamship Majestic from
Liverpool and Queenstown. were: J. P. Ar
mitage, c. ". BigeIow, DR.. E. N. Culver.
Lady Noon a c. Mcclellan, Dr. 6. o.
Wander Poel Joseph D. Redding. James p.
Reynolds. Or. j. W Rutherford. Capt. J.
3. Stuart, Colonel Thys, Mrs. C. Wander
biit, and Miss Gladys NJ Vanderbilt
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CONDITION OF THE czAR.

Russian Monarch said 10 Have Been
Poisoned by Nihiiists.
NEW YORK, Nov I5.-Aceording to a
Vienna despatch to the Evening Journal
the Cars Illness is due 10 poison admins
tered by Nihilists.
He is said to be in critical condition.
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SENATOR DAVIS NO BETTER.

the Week Out
ST. PAUL, MINI, Nov 15--UnIess
Senator Davis condition improves with
in the next twenty-four hours his phy-
siciars say be win hardly live to the end
Of the week
His condition is apparently unchanged
today. His appetite continues good
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PRIeE Or CENr.
MERCY FOR L PENTTHHT
Attorney General Urges COmmuta-
tiOn of Death Sentence.

James Hanson, an Alaskan Indian.
after Conversion to Christianity.
surrenders Himself 10 Justice ana
Cenfesses Double aIsrder-Fs-
yorabIe Action Likely in His Case.
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See psee srseial baFEain- IN I,oazes. for sale
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sI.2s lo RaItln.ore- and Eetnrn "a.

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Sew bright Flooring only $50 per
fea ,NasFr Il. A.Esss lumber bargains b F. Lib
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cIear Flooring without knot.

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FIynn,x Business College. sth ana N.
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