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The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-12-21
Kniahts TempIars Inspected.

Brennan, Texas, December 20.-Mr r..
NJ Elgin of Houston, grand treasurer OF
the Grand Commandery of Texas, acting
eminent grand commander and inspector,
inspected Brennan commandcry last night
and was rendered an elegant banquet. In
his address to the commandery he INDUCED
in many "reminiscences Of the early days OF
Brennan, having been q citizen Of the
place when It was a post village, fifty years
ago. He spoke at length Of his friendship
and acquaintance with Mr.. Frank BRENNAN,
for whom the city WIS named
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Death of Mr.. Henry Emshoff.

Brennan, Texas, December 20,-At his
home in William Penn Thursday nlghu
death relieved the suffering of Mr.. Henry
Emshotf one of the old and highly respect
ed citizens Of that section of the county.
He was about co years OF age and had
been twice married, his second wife sur
viving him. Besides his wife he leaves
number Of grown sons, among them Messrs
William, Henry Fritz and Albert Emshof,
and other relatives to mourn his demise.
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y ! ) win Work at Atansas Pass.

N, BY. "' Work at Atansas Pass.
/ p, By, Texas, December ls.-Colo-
Il MI. 1e government engineer In
. .,,,T w. uistrlct and stationed at Cal
uorBIbug mere on the 10th. The fol
i'ied br 4 o Nv went to the pass, ac-
'ik On ina sao,ternor Wheeler, TO inspect
hs pseo ereakwater, They return
eit fbls that evening and Colonel
'spressea morning for Galveston.
lhna. In hsatstaction in regard TO
- Nuieh the work is conducted.
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District Medical Society.

|h Texas, December 20.-The Aus
|stdct Medical society at its annual
|'l today elected the following Off
~ the ensuing year: DIR. w. j.
Fss Of Austin, president: DR.. e. NJ.
r. Of Georgetown. first vice president;
H 9, Weller of Austin. second vice
|snt Or, W. A. Harper Of Austin, sec
ana treasurer. Reelected: Drs.
smith, B. NJ. Worsham and S. IL.
N. Austin censors.
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Personals.

,'sAas December o0-State Sena.
n pan ot stephens county and Pat
y business. are mere Tor rev
3 hs,s Lott, who has been visiting
acsom , Luz returned to her home in
conntln5,inaleu by Miss Anna Swain
|spss KMnaelnnedy, prominent citizen
XIV, KANSAS, Is here for a few DAYS
Ran WIN the State department.
Iarlts nov, love, who has been attending
|rth her srr'nDeCrslly, is here for the hoIi,
tere tor OF the Williamson County
L liz savers mH is expected to return
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Commenced FavorabIy About The Post

Lockhart. Texas, December 1s,-Ihe ias'
two sunday editions OF The Post have been
tho snhiect of universal and favorable men,
lion among the people OF this section, any
the unexampled energy and enterprise o "t
fhe publishers is establishing Inc %
most 'nrmly ia the estimation and patFon"ss
Of Caldwell county readers.
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Charters Filed.

rr Texas, November 2o.-The follow
IiiieS Ner iled today:
.gnont Midland Oil company Of Beau
( apltal stock, $4,000. Purpose: To
III for oil and other minerals. I'll
b B, ?. Bogy, r r. Crews, ST.
! g. A. Garden, n, r. Garden, Dali
M B. Mozart OF Fort Worth.
o. lnslgEtce company of Limestone
Il With office at GroeSbeeck. No
4 stock. lncorporators: S. S.
h ]. B, Gresham and o. Kennedy.
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Hone for Results on Bryan Heights

Yelaseo. Texas. December 20.-The dr'll.
ers at the Lucas well announced yesterday
that they would begin on new well at
Bryan Heights this morning They have
for some reason been trying 10 draw a
broken pipe from the well but 50 far have
made failure They have but short
time now on their lease with the owner
and fhey will rush II on down so ms 10 hold
the franchise.
Mr. T. j. shaw. one Of the contractors
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Granted a New. Hearing.

Austin. Texas, December %. The
railroad commission this evening
announced the suspension until Jan
nary u. 1902, of its order govern.
ing tho observance Of passenger
train schedules and that It would. in
the meantime, be glad TO receive
and that 1t would consider any in
formation that might be furnished
on the subject
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TWO MEN KILLED AT BuRNeT.
An officer and the Man He Was Trying
to Arrest

Austin, Texas, December 2o.-word
reached here this evening from Burnett an
nouneing the killing Of DR.. F. n. slmcock,
a dentist aud Constable j. W Murray in
a street duel there today. Murray attempt
ed to arrest slmcock ana both pulled guns
and fired, killing each other,
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John seaIy to Succeed G

Galveston, Texas, December 20..-A spe.
clal meeting Of the board Of school trus-
tees will be held tomorrow for the pur-
pose Of electng a successor 10 the late
George sealy as treasurer Of the board.
Judge Kleberg, the president OF the board,
said this morning that he was Ia favor OF
eIecting John Sealy TO the ofhce. His
eiection will likely be unanimous.
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M Inauest on NJ. 4. Terren.

Galveston. Texas Devember 2o-Coroner
Barry held the inquest over the body OF
". II. Terrell, who was killed last night
at Tventy-hfth and Avenue P, and rem
dered verdict tina. the deceased came 10
his death from gunshot wounds admins
tered by John Kramer. At q late hour
tonight Kramers attorney secured his re-
lease on a bond Of $1,000 The wife of the
murdered man was arrested this afternoon
ON a, warrant sworn out by officer John
Bowe, charging her with the murder Of her
husband She is still in Jail Terrells
remains were shipped tonight to Brown
wood. Texas, where he has mother and
two brothers.
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MI Texas. December 20.-Mr. A. g.
|, =, the Won Boeckman Printing com
vs. married yesterday to Miss Agnes
IA Bryant. a teamster of Blanco
A iell from his wagon In South Aus.
Nfsiay and was bruised up about the
HAL Young Mems Christian Associs-
4 naslng preparations for a big New
/ reception.
Niniy clerk issued seven marriage
|a yeseslay.
IA organ is to be put In at the Cum
b Presbyterian church.
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eorsicana Bonds for Sale.

ieAas' December 2O.-Mayor John
l"lNcana is here on business with
'.n Love regarding the sale of
l solln Of Corsicana bonds which
4 bS ,Seu LOT the purpose of building
,uras sa sehool. The mayor desires
|s ,oan by the board of education
NV, ioa as the governor reaches town
''Vu VIII he presented 10 the board.
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Death Of Georae Tussup.

Galveston. Texas. December 20.-George
Tussup, aged Al years, died last night at
ST. Mary's inArmsry. The deceased was a
native OF Austria, but for several years he
ms conducted a grocery store at Twenty
Mothers, Michel. Michael and Julius. HIS
fnneral occurred at o'clock this after
noon from his late residence.
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Successful Session Of Medical College,

Galveston. Texas, December 20-The
medical college closed yesterday until Jan
uary .. 1902 and today the outgoing trains
are crowded with students, who are going
home to spend Christmas, The portion of
the session just closed has been highly sat
isfactory 10 the faculty OF the institution.
The attendance has been better than mad
been expected and the results accomplished
nv the students have been equal to former
wears. The only difficulty met with at the
college this term was in securing patients
The city has been exceptionally healthy,
and there has not been enough patients in
the hospital ia demonstrate to the students
the effects Of the various diseases.
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'aufman Wants to Be ComptroIler,

[s0'msn Wants to Be Comptroller.
~ rtAas' December 2O.-County col
~ Kaufman Is a candidate for comp.
| aOa Travis county now has four
i 'ae ned for State Offices. They are
1WM .TloGg for railroad commissioner.
Il ~ az Tor attorney general, j. !.
|-su LOT comptroller.
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V.comed the Great Incohonee

lIal le1as- December 2o.-Mr. Edwin
wy the great incohonee of the I'M
4 Vtdef Of Red Men, arrived in town
ina was royalty received and enter
y re local tribes tonight He was
s.aien ny Mr.. Wilson Brooks. keeper
|@S The address Of welcome was
|M " secretary OF State Tod, who
EnOef of Long House trlhn.
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Reinterrine Bodies Of Storm Victims.
Galveston, Texas, December 20.-The
work Of dsinterring storm victims, which
was postponed until winter on account Of
the danger Of infection. has been resumed.
Nine bodies were disinterred Yesterday
four at woodlands lake, four on Avenue p,
between Forty-frst and Forty-second. and
one at O5 and Forty-hrst street. There
are number Of these graves OF unldent-
ned storm victims at various places in the
city. The bodies were buried where found
when there was no time to prepare them
for proper burial. The Woman's Health
Protective association took up the matter
Of having the bodies removed to the Gene.
terry. A fund Of $1,000 has been turned
over to the association by the governor,
which win he used in paying the expenses
Of the work. In moving the remains the
workmen take a brief description Of the
bodies dsiuterred- whether white or black
male or female There is hardly any pos
shility however. that any Of the bodies
now being disnterred will be Identified
except by means Of jcwelry or papers
found among heir effects.
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MLn Have a Fine Power PIant.

Galveston. Texas, December 20.rhe
dynamo to be used by the Galveston city
Street Railway company in its new plant,
which is now being erected, arrived today.
When completed the officers Of the com
pany state that Galveston will have one
Of the finest street car plants in the South.
At present the cars are being operated by
mower which is obtained from the Brush
Electric Light and Power company. This
plant was damaged by the storm, but
through the efforts of superintendent Cox
IL was quickly restored and the current has
not been turned of since int time but
once. which was on the occasion Of Mr..
George Sealy's funeral which occurred
Wednesday.
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,.,t.d.rate Home Board.

\, reAas, December 2o.-Thc board
Y, .,,r. Of thu Confederate home has
4 the following
n, No will continue our services as
bv meeting once a month for
sg,rttior OF all matters affecting
.'sins 10 the interests of tile hCme
\ Y ,5e governor Is hereby most re
vi. vi, imemoflalized 10 recommend to
y. y, session OF The legislature, be II a
~ = ~ extraordinary session, that an
r'.,'tou he made to pay to the board
.sSrs The per diem aud mileage
I nv raj right to expect and
S"r would have received for their
ny. .syyices had there been no failure
.,Tr;ate for such purpose, as hat
''rhomary in the past.
81, ,he foregoing he made a part of
! y. I,sll9cs Of this board and that a
\, handed the governor by the super
l.ii,lon exists in which no provision
y, made for the payment Of per
M mileage to said board Of man
asile in their discharge Of the duties
Y an them. and a failure on the part
N S,J 10 perform the duties for
hS we're appointed might be the
\ n serious embarrassment to the
.s,stlon Of the affairs of said home.
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An Destruction in Galveston Channel.

An Obstruction in Galveston Channel.
Galveston. Texas. December 2O.--Colonel
c. S. Richie, the United States engineer in
charge Of this district is just at present
endeavoring 10 arrange for some way to
protect ships from an obstruction In he
Galveston channel which was formed by
the wreck OF the burned dredge boat Of
the Galveston Wharf company. which was
DESTROYED by fire while engaged on the
channel several months ago. The wreck
was allowed 10 sink where IL was burned
in the channel and it forms menace to
navigation Colonel Richie says that there
is no appropriation available for even pro-
viding q light on the wreck AT night unless
the light house department provides one.
AS it stands the wreck is exactly In the
way. and as yet no arrangements have
been made for removing IL.
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Resolutions on Death Of George seaIS

Galveston. Texas December 1.-THE dty
commissioners at their meeting tonight did
nothing Of general interest. except TO adopt
dafion 81 Mr. George Sealy euloglzlng his
great worth and many great aud good
Qualities and their profound sorrow at his
demise They also rendered their heart
stricken family.
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FHERs' ASSOCIATION.
,,,,,tiOaaI Department FayOrs
n State Organization.
!, "a ~ THE NEXT COMPTROLLER
~. II Austin Welcomed the
y ,,...obonee-Charters Filed.
Personal Mention.

r.,.s Dccember 20.--The educa-
.tusnt Will issue another Official
-,oorrow calling attention to the
...uee Of the State Teachers as
,eelinr which is to he held in
!, vsek. II is of general interest
'.bool teacher in the State, and n
.,ndanee is desired.
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Aransas Pas

Arkansas Pass improvements FroeFessIng'
Galveston Texas December 2o.-colonel
Richie returned today from trip to Aran-
sas Pass. where he has been inspecting the
harbor improvements. He reports that the
work is progressing satisfactorily.
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Supreme Court.

Austin Texas. October 1.-THE following
proceedings were had In the supreme court
today:
Applications refused Fitzgerald Moor vs..
Sarah p. Moor. from FL Paso; Continental
Fire Association rs. SHllwcn Brothers x
Settle. from Rains; jefferson and North
western Railway Company vs.. William
Woods ct al. from Hunt: st. Louis South
western Railway Company of Texas vs.. \.
/. Laws, from Hunt; J. T, Conner VS.. T. \.
Williamson and wife, from Dallas; Charles
L. Sangcry VS.. w. A. Miller ct al, from
Bell: W. y. Wicoxson VS., j, w. Howard ct
al. from Collin: Texas and Pacific Railway
Company VS.. s. T. Maddox ct al. from
Apnlications dismissed for want Of juris-
dicton. j. +. Watkins vs.. + 7. Kun lWilt-
tep opinion, from BeNar; W, u. AshIey VS.
dallas Cotton Mills, from Dallas.
Submitted: j. l.. Noble. sherlnl VS. NC
Lehman County from Eastland; Ellis Couh-
~ VS. r. f. Thompson, from Ellis; Aetna
Life Insurance Company IS. II. L, East
man. from Hunt; NJ. \. D. Harm ct al vs.
American Mutual Building and savings AS
sociltlon, from McLennau.
Motlons submitted 10 dismiss writ OF
or,or. Ellis County VS.. r. L. Thompson,
from Ellis. NJ a. ID, Harm Ct al VS., Amer
lean Mutual Building and Savings ASsocla'
ton from McLennan.
In the case Of the St Louis and South
western Halfway Company OF IeNas Vs.
Iohn q Tod secretary 1f state. the motion
10 uln uctirion for maudamus was granted
and rhe case set for Monday. october II.
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decided TO make a special rico o,h,,.,.
M1tagorda county at Tho San eNnlpt Tor
We exhibit also to include others o no, ialr
me Bay City Town companv :, oo..,.-.
ing n new business house on So,,,,o ~ uct-
g. De, occupied by A. w. tTirlcbb street
Judge I,s / \. Barber ma Ike rowon -.
eGTTbh ogeiIulhg four new rent houses WI are
viii ~ ieg Terry across the Colorado rivo.
WI ipe IN operation within fon IIiSsr
ana that Will permit All the rico Nv nay,s
Bay City. i"Im TO come to
me Bay City board Of trade Inns eco,,. ,
a, ptIlndnent organization with Te.tu
TItSuent' Judge Matthews vice iiluI hs
MINES II SeleirB, secretary nnd I n II
mittnc, Leusurer large number 81 90
good It'll unune 3een provided for and NM
or ~" VII nuoIe result from the organization
,e 49, Ducheh md nephew Of Cuero ,ycro
ana ETl ce'e antS admrng our great rice cron
nv ittSe Enterprises; also proSprctinc W.
>, u: Crockett. r. r. Cro~Eeft aS,
= Sl'Hch, an 81 Houston hoicht nr,,.,u . .
iOuuN upon which to erect "A huil1inc ~ =
"aE' blacksmith and machine sbon NH'ri'
a.. uV rice harvest Is progressing Snlert,.i
- Ntdtucr Is perfect ana lln,nSt XII 81 ',s
T"P Is sing saved In nne shane ,,I ~
H., va ~ SIMPLY immense. tho nveis,ge cr ~
GSieF IRON SIXTY to 100 bushels nor orr,
VIA, - M, VI; Sims reports the CIT of lam,
u"T that Welded twenty-eigbt bor,,trIln
MMch Is equal to liz bushes p"Itels'
~ sheriff Kirk Moore, ,ybo M, pEr acre
"l twenty barrels per acre bns az. VIoD
i'.tIlS on one lot of rice he shinnnJ Ky.
-, Yea MN $500 per barrel a'Tu I,lht
eldN. he saws q crop that viii t,ioih INV
Wv q" "''e Is good enough for him
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WACO THE FAVORED CITY
MASONIC LOCATING COMMITTEE
GIVES OUT A REPORT.
Majority Of the Members Voted in Favor
OF Waco, Though Selection Was
Not Unanimous.

Austin, Texas. October II The locating
committee Of the Masonic grand lodge.
after completing lbs tour OF inspection
Of the different sites offered by the cities
of Dallas. Fort Worth aud Austin. met in
this city today ana concluded it's lahors
10y q careful consideration Of tho advnn-
taEcs connected with each city as to cen
tr0ilty Of location, accessibility, ability to
provide hotel accommodation for the large
number who attend the annual meetings.
eligibility OF sites offered from the stand.
point Of profitable RETURNS upon the invest,
mcnt To- lac derived from the lower stories
of the Temple which Us 10 zoe erected, tine
upper floors OF which Will he used for
lodge purposes, and after mature consid-
Grafton Of The claims ana advantages OF
each city, the committee gave ont the fol-
lowing as the substance Of It's report:
The city of Dallas offered a cash donn-
tlon of S52, 500, and had secured number
of sltcs Mt different values, tho Que colt
sidorod most eligible among the number
being priced TO the committee at $4,000.
The city of Fort Worth offered a number
Of sites, with some OF which was offered
n cash donation and with all the local
lodges offered to donate ITS lodge building.
The city of Waco rendered number OF
lots centrally located and the committee
from among the number favored one having
a frontage of ln feet on one OF the pllu-
cipal business streets by a depth of To-
feet and with THIS was offered the sum
of $1,000 i'm cash.
The city Of Austin offered a cash dona,
tiou of $4,000 and JS part of It's offer
rendered Tho sito Of the old temporary cap
ltOi 40 the hcnG of the avenue, which could
hc bought from the STATE at cost ot
$4,000
An the sites rendered were corner lots
and contained frontage of 100 feet in
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viii 60 into The Democratic Primaries
This Year, He Says.
he GIVES EXPRESSION TO HIS VIEWS
Thinks that the Party Has Been MAKING
Mistakes. but that It viii Re-
cant and Correct Them.

Waco, Texas. October IL A correspond.
en-, Of The Post called upon Judge Clark
today and requested an expression from him
as To his purpose In future and whether
or not he intended to participate in the
democratic primaries next year II rs well
known to the readers of Tho Post that the
judge refused to 60 In the primaries IN
1896 and again in 1900, and yet he voted
each year for the ticket. State and county.
lie refused to vote for Mr. Bryan because
he did not believe that he represented the
principles Of Jeffcrsonian democracy The
judge Is a hard money democrat, believes In
expansion ana that democracy stands for
something besides negative opposition TO re.
pubiicanism. He was bus.ly engaged iu
his office when your representative called,
ana wOs not disposed 10 talk for puhllca.
ton. hut was told that The Post waotcl
an expression from him AMI that the puhl,,.
was entitled TO ii. lie then replied sub
stantlally rs follows:
Yes. YOU can say to The Post that |
eNrect to 90 into the primaries next year.
My separation from the democratic party
NJ Of ganlsed was to me ALWAYS \ ml'tcr
OF leeret but entertaining the views
did upon the money question | could not.
MS an honest man, belle my convictions and
vote for Mr.. Bryan in 1896 La 1910 | saw
that the attitude Of the party upon eNpau-
sion would inevitably bring ruin upon us,
ana would. II successful. destroy all hone
Of ever Kidding the country Of tho mscr-
able dogma that II was a proper govern.
Mortal function TO take from the many In
order to enrich a few in plain terms, the
doctrine of protection. ! felt then M /
know now that the retention NJ the Pal.
irNnes meant the death knoll 81 protection.
and have never been able to see ANYTHING
mere undcmocratc In It than whom JefIer-
son sent troops to New orleans in lS03.
and invested his military governor there
with the absolute powers of Spanl h
v!ceroy. Hence | could not honestly vote
for Mr. Bryan in 1900 l have no regrets
Ia urge nor apologies to make for my
course.
~ hat ! am concerned about now Is the
battle Of 1901. The party Is Of course, safe
in Texas and In the South. but its pres
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FEES OF COUNTY OFFICIALS
POINT AT ISSUE is NOW BEFORE
SUPREME COURT,
Question Is as to When the Division
Of the Fees in Excess of Sal
arV Shall Be Made.

Austin, Texas, October 1.-THE case Of
Ellis County vs. r. F. Thompson. sua-
mitted before the supreme court today, In
wolves the construction of the shcrlGs' fee
bill According to the law the bill provides
for salary of $500 per annum for the
shcrin and ope-fourth of the fees Of the
Office in excess Of that sum. The sheriff
contends that he Is entitled to the excess
fees before any of the expenses Of main
tanning the office are pail while the coun-
~ contends that he shall have one fourth of
the excess fees after all tho expenses Of
paying deputy sherifS and others connect
ed with the office have been paid
The decision of the case is awaited with
great deal of interest.
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POSITION OF GEORGE CLARK.

nects Na4to,,,t,
Irrscpt sto SV-5i,tS "t9 prccaHous from th9
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nbstroctinr nj Vtt,yt, uIop tNpenmeht anu
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as II nncc Is Sc VWNEVWN the ,Nauonll pave
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stand ON iIyins isl,,. ia tN,.s' We mus
crnnent q, us isSaeS, lle fel'tR gov
,nneut Is OUT government aud when u
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10 ma o,c evtv'' - kl.E Hlh anu cohlort
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