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The tribune. (Rich Hill, Mo.) 1900-1902, 1901-12-19

The governor Of Kentucky and
and the governor Of Indiana ar.
modifying the familiar saying bA
making il . short time between de
nuneialions.
The tribune. (Rich Hill, Mo.) 1900-1902, 1901-12-19

The Democrats are as busy a.
nailcrs manufacturing ammunition
for the mex, Republican state cam
paign.
The tribune. (Rich Hill, Mo.) 1900-1902, 1901-12-19

Blown neld a trump. He knew
she Caldwell he bad TO play. When
he put Up the $500 he knew sh.
other fellow conldn't cover it, ano
that be would win out easily.
The tribune. (Rich Hill, Mo.) 1900-1902, 1901-12-19

AIDE OF Cienfuegos WAS effective.
Commodore Sshley, 10 permitting
abe steamer Adnla 10 enter the pots
|ot Cieniuegos, expecscd 10 obtain
Information concerning the spanish
squadron IRON her When she cam
olt. he passage from Cieniuegos
e. . point about twrnl, two miles
south Of Santiago was inside with rs
much dispatch aswas possible while
keeping the squadron q unit, HI
blockade Of Santiago wa, effective.
-ommodore Sehlry was the senior
,aicsI VI our squadron of Santiae
silen the Spanish squadron at,smp'
"a 60 escape on the morning Of Ju
1898. tie wasm absolute co i
ssand, aud Is ,,anieo TO the credl,
u. 10 such commanding officer Tor
s'on9os victory winch resulted
W. olal Destruction ofthe sps
-4p-
tos IS m accordauce w1u {
9nicn 81 the vast majority OF 40
mriitanpeopie Admnai orhlel
Ane ana tame Is secure IN the
ssdts Of his eouuir9 men. tie diu
* work. lie aid 20 well, atid 10
IN heiongs the glory OF tbs VICTORY
The tribune. (Rich Hill, Mo.) 1900-1902, 1901-12-19

In a Cincinnati hospital there is 4
patient suffering from a complica-
ion Of pneumonia, deiirium ire
mems and unrequiled love. Hs
aust be a very sick man.
The tribune. (Rich Hill, Mo.) 1900-1902, 1901-12-19

Senator Depew IS to be married
on Christmas day. What a peael
Of a Christmas present the bride
viii gel.
The tribune. (Rich Hill, Mo.) 1900-1902, 1901-12-19

Perhaps John Bull doesn't sub
nit 10 arbitration because the Bosi
wont give him time 70 accept.
The tribune. (Rich Hill, Mo.) 1900-1902, 1901-12-19

""'N @thhtt
"When Jim seiber 60, Mr.. Pop
per 10 como on, here a few wecks
ego 70 take up this bond mattel, and
put up q defense for the Democrats,
I was waiting to sec what Me. PIP.
per would have to say in cxplana,
ion OF his queer con,iuct IN buy inp
lot Of bonds that had been called.
N. I wanted 70 know il he was
ne same kind Of a fnanrier that
Dan Moore was, who used 10 live
,ser in Audrain county. 1 an
ought q horse that wa, M good,
and u died On his hands the ii 81
week he had IL. The one thing that.
-onsoled Dan ~as thai he wouldn
nave TO feed il. aud Iwas woudsr-.
my u MIR Pepper was going 70 81,
hat he paid a premium OF ia,
oonds Just because il wouldn't oost
MIN anything 10 keep them, whep.
I 70, word that he had leli 81. Louis.
and returned to New Yotk without
al ing aworu. had seen u stated.
q the Republic that be had como
qua here Tor the purpose Of explain
,ag The Whole deal. and l wonae ed
WY he hAdn doue u.
- packed M ,ed .nl w.
carpet sack, snd started TOT s ash.
nsien. had got % thr pciai \
tina, nmr OF knowing igaJ na E
was taking beI course. and ol ben g
wiling to BET tat the baby was go.
mg TO have red hair. | could SCI,
tnll red head before 1 got over The.
mountains, aud when got to WASH
ingtoh | got another illustration oi
the iaet that whenever YOU bet hat
nature is going 10 take her course
its like binding money if you can
geI anybody to let with you. 1
have practced in all the depart
ncnts at Washington in my time
and knew how TO make the ueees-
sap professional eonneouons to get
= lawyer TO take a squint AT e
records OF the treasur, and see " n
those bonds were redeemed and in
whose favor. ! had a complete list
OF al ieasf thTee-iourths vt a. M.
numbered IN their order, aud the re-
suit OF the investigation was as
Rounding Not one OF the bones
was redeemed for years alter me
sale. A number OF them went INFO
the hands OF national banks as Sc.
curity tor circulation. The ten
bonds numbered from 4S45 10 1854
for $Iooo eacn were finally redeen-
ed ny the First National Bank Of
New York. he National Bank Of
NOrwalk, Conu., got $4,000 worth
OF the bonds by transfer. The DIV
Docks savings Bans OF New lork
got $4,000. The National PARK
Bank got the same. a like amount
went to tae Nauonal Broadway
Bank Of New York. Same 10 the
Poughkeepsie Savings Bank. Most
OF the bonds went TO the banks /
have mentioned, the trustees Of the
london Assurance corporation and
Drexel, Morgan & Co, Vermilye
& Co, Of New York got Nos. ISL,
7Ss, SAG, Sz4, S53 TO $50 10 1913,
SIS, $40, SsI, S2S. The treasurer
OF the state OF Maine bought Mo-.
77S aud 779. The ID me SAVINGS
Bank Of New IoIk took IA tne
numbers from ga 10 III, inclusive.
The Howard ln.urance 1 omp49
Of New Ncrs rough osl ~ o.
$1,000. 81 sliait, re7
oas o. cao lsc5uH
as having been b. ltsalaaoi 'oI
ycaa aiie teel at {
1854 ealwpis ,sft ooo
Les @9ta aggo ?
ar cguent make :
. Ga us se,, "aa :
IA, 'aee snf - bass iopH -,
s aat
40 - Niiea ~
inas ~As no p.isl "a on lot
iog 20 gei rd 81 these ouds, ex,p.
tnA nss NJ e. "a it'
ti@ UNION bpsne ua.eea ENC 90.
ieieats gosfisias 900 al - c,
Inc rhley Decision
The tribune. (Rich Hill, Mo.) 1900-1902, 1901-12-19
Se@s Notes Feem ,lle Dap,ts

WHh commemorate prCmptues
s"s,ess nas appucu ltse.t 90 sne
su.oH y. snc oi tts questsO.
a0as ~a,,n "egS s%@.~s
VA a,u sasie a. ~ m,se j..
JIsans ienls.AuoG Oei-,e
1" s,nss auJoua"men.. Lax
cups appolutmen1 oi une 49,
4aa nuSens conniHiIe VI the nVase
80 permitted the iTannng OF .
t.r.n law tor tte thnIppInes,
alcn win,R is expected, Us az
p0r,ea U) tue eommit,ee aUmai
w AMI ~ih probably he P4ssel
% Iuesday.
4n ue senste sne IaGuSaaiCa VI
sac H. l-Panuceio.e ueatJ aad AZ
question VI RECIPROCITY have "
upIed tie enter OF the StagI.
A.saOusn tLeIe nss developer
oms ~ os.t.oa ~ thc aeSp a. S
l5I OF sGncienuy Senous GstUi
~ CSUse itaI 40 ~ Gne cseaInsi
asI.oa u seaas A.. lGcIe Aas
1len some MISUNDERSTANDING IS l.
9c ~psOytsieas Vi tnc neS Consrn-
,son ard oeu, LCuge, - @Ioh. uss
iai,sp tne guy OF explaining anu
aeiendsas a, aas uone 50 w.,h
essat aeiIitg.
Mr lodge eoasepds sAss "a,
ae~ uesty nos Onil abrogases tue
Siay ,Ug-bulwef ue4tI but ~ ga
,snms makes "a LsitcG States t6c
sole proprietor . tne esnai. Il,
olnts Oul tEas IA place oi zine
iisA eoEuae1ing psrues ,he
sasH UseO ~ Ges.eGase uhe Uniseu
states aud EngiaaU IA ihs ueaiJ
Al reported 90 ne ptevious senate,
sac present convention says '',ae
USi,ed States ADOPTS etc." thu:
doing away with the implication
at least, that there existed q part.
aerstnp interest between the Unit
81 STATES and England. The oiC
ueaty provided that mo toTuhca.
uons should be ereCIed command.
lng the canal on he galers adjae.
ent'' while the new treaty omit.
that ciause entIrelj and moreoNel
gives 10 the United States 80,
ughs anu dutj OF maintaining
,oag ie canal such military fore
as may be necessary 20 pTOIeet {
ira preserve law and order. The
onatO, contends, ls paramOuu
GIANT ~ the usat 10 iortiy a.
taD iolce . 90 be mars
lN1rtRued on page -
The tribune. (Rich Hill, Mo.) 1900-1902, 1901-12-19

A Republican victory in Mis-
serrinsSl year viii be worth mil
lions 10 she state Of Missouri.
The tribune. (Rich Hill, Mo.) 1900-1902, 1901-12-19

T~, N, man who will per
as s,n.CnW even
,AO. 81 nc Nrs nom the be-
ginning, says Tic Philadelphia Peat.
Him We may cali the realistic talker.
Now, II iwo alcrt impressionisis ore
.eommGli Nlih each other ly
Aeans s. 81, loHeuts, the conytrta-
lion ean iun IKE this;
$50 you Van, to hear about jack
Carsoni Anuent history. Met bic
enemy IN Lwo lie. Latter dead
shet and ssu zach hrst--"
sENe.iS. WhVre'd they bury
Jacki9
LEGAL cemetery Had bic fostnnei
daughter Mafelab eaut. She grew
up, and, OF ceuIst'
"oi eeurse. FNehshmsn OF lial-
ians"
IL sia.i Cecil plautsgenet-"
i see. When did shesPply for d.
vorcefv
"one year, and by hat time Onh
half Of"
"Humpb! How much a, frsi7g
"Cool n Hon. ard now no foreign
ers-"
Naturally, wei, some American
will"
elias"
"Good. WhenY"
"IAst M. h. Has money Of his
own. hard y iker. snd she'll-'
as IN clover. Well, I'm glad
you've told me all this. for ] always
liked Mabel. and wondered what be.
came Of her"
Now. SUI pose q our veibose RI
dogged friend had been telling alou.
Jack and Mahcltoo cur alert young i'm
preSsionist. lie would have begun in
a hsr6, dr. matter Of fact tone,
$50 you wsnt 20 hear vhst beam,
# Jack Carson. ST down herr br u
window, and III isH you. Nice ~ :
this. Well. ja4 4usrreled q
) Kentpck.sn q :. ram 81
/ ridge, = mar VAC always ST.
and Breck nIidge swore he'd
Jack al SIGHT Jack never W,
armed 6ne das = eas in Lruis~l
md Bi,ekmn2gt sau him. ard Is
fore anyone roui rfere tie Ken.
uck.sn
"IseV poerJeck."
%-,he Kerurksn aimed iull s.
BE heart ard Shot him. sni .lsol
| dropped il track because hex
been MT IT. the hart.r
"Too bal Whist hstaneo i Msbri'
Leave her sny nsoneyf"
~IIe !sit hs daughter Msbel 81
entire Torture. she Nas = leaatiir
girl, and when sh5 grow "a WOMAN
estate she was considered 8 erss
catch, and scores II flows PAID cour
to her. but ar Eng huar anal--r
Il tumble. TOD hei scgoss ,hI
pond and made her pay bis debts,
supPOse-'
--an Englishman BY the name 0
Reginald Cecil Plsntaganel Tudo
Conynghame laid siege TO her hear
and won tho simplemindo6 child
He took her over TO England and in
duced her 70 square him with hi
creditors and"
Elbow long did she stand that sor
Of treatment"
she was cruel, besides. and treat
ed Der shsmsfully. and in q year 81
applied"
"Glsd she had the spunk, And Q
course che got it. He was probably
worthless sort"
"--sht aprlied for a divorce an
was lucky enough 10 get Il, althougI
she had sFS nj one-half a million or
81 understand. Whist did she d
thenY
-"or. to be exsei, $500, 600, on IL
miserable fellow. Then she cam
came back TO America and rtgislere
az oath lhs, she would never
'ssIsrry an fngiishmab. see"
would never enter into the sta,
OF msiFimopy with any member Of th
British arislocracy. Butayonng Boz
tonisn Of means and ability
HGood for him. lie won her, di
hef'
"a young Bosi!oniGn Of near
and sbiliiy net her al & reception, an
il was a case Of love at first sight. an
l - u.EtIs. ..tl
The tribune. (Rich Hill, Mo.) 1900-1902, 1901-12-19

EgeIyon, arm hr,innd and
wife she ~ = VII ,Seh other.
-AlchnC1 Globe.
The tribune. (Rich Hill, Mo.) 1900-1902, 1901-12-19
EElplESS.


The msa trussed up - that he can
er ID hand nor foot Is IN his
nfs a fair type Of mxny q mas
rtti o. ihcumaii ~. Oncu the dis
etN paly partially disahles, aud with
G. ,ch AMI ane the sniierrT hobbies
P.H'nily ihout.
e -r = can be cured By the uss
al ~. Piercc's Goldcn Medical Biscov-
cry. This great blood Purifying nedi
eins eliminates the poisous which cause
uie diseaae. Il iuereeses the sstivity of
tle blood making glands. and . In
ereases the purity and abundance Of the
blood mp ~, thus giving vig0g and
vitality 20 al organs Of the body which
depend for their health on plenty Of
pure blood. II builds IN the body With
hnn flesh instead Of hahby fat. The
vDiseoveryS contains neither alcohol
nor narcotics.
= had been troubled With rheumatism fos
twelve wars - bad a. times I ceuid mot irase
my bed writes ~. g. McRnirht, q cadca
Tnsd msay fsisn' and iso n ihss rave
me ~ % die None 81 lhsn Old NE naeh
geef p-sas IL ~ h~t flp. sd isE
me Ny appetite Sas vrg had. RrssSeSiy
sosass Il DE 5olaea ns5isai bisev,sry "a
four Vtais 81 he
trdlrtaf aud ioday
my health u Faod ~
aacr sulchng twelve ~
Yeas with Fhfas
mStiam.s
Doctor Plerce's IT, 49,
Pleasant Pellets
assid the
action 81 60
The tribune. (Rich Hill, Mo.) 1900-1902, 1901-12-19

fntfi Young mar arit ~, la,
hears floating silor him DC ihtIoF-
able tones Of his friend:
Elf he hadn't got bis hands on
that fortune her inthsr lsn her she
would have bad wics : 5000. Or
Si,0O0,oo0 70 brirg 10 the, pse pos-
Itori6n.p
Daily inter mountain. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1881-1901, 1901-02-15
NOTICE TO CO-OWNERS.

To Pat O'Neil and his heirs, executors,
administrators and assigns: You are
hereby notified that l, Dennis O'Donnell.
your co-owner, has ri accordance with
the provisions of section 1924 of the Re-
Vlsed Statutes of the United States, ex.
pended in labor and improvements on the
Admiral Dewey Quartz Lode mining
claim, the sum of $4,000 for the year 1899.
and the sum of $4,000 for the year 1900.
as the necessary annual labor thereon.
as required by law. The said claim Is
situated in Summit Valley Mining dis
trct, Silver Bow county. Montana, be-
ins the claim in which you are the renut-
ed joint owner of an undivided one-fifth
interest
And now you, Pat ONeil. and all per-
sons interested in said claim, are here
by notified that if within 80 DAYS after
the expiration of this notice by publica
ticn, you fail to pay to the undersigned
your portions respectively, for the said
two years representation OF the said
claim. being $2l.o0 and S2l 90, or the sum
of s42 in all. according to your real inter
est inS said claim, the same will vest in
and become the sole property of the un.
dersigned, as provided by law
DENNIS O'DONNELL
Butte. Mont, Feb 5. 1901.
First insertion Feb. ). 1901.
Daily inter mountain. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1881-1901, 1901-02-15
ASYLUM MANAGEMENT o. X.

The committee appointed to investigate
the management of affairs at the Warm
Springs asylum for the insane. on motion
of Representative Stull. handed in its re-
port to the house this afternoon. 1T
found no ground for complaint. and de-
clared that proper care was given the pa
tients. While the women's quarters in the
buildings were not so good as those in
the newer hospital buildings, the man
agement was doing everything possible
for the unfortunates in the institution,
the committee said.
Representative Stull, with objecting to
the report said that he was noa satisfied
with the men on the committee who
would not give the one most interested an
opportunity to be heard.
why have they not given me an OPP
portunity to go before them." he ex-
claimed. "They do not know whether
had proofs or not. They have acted with
the dscourtesy characteristic of a COM
mittee that didn't want to find out any
thing. The report is what said il would
b eseveral days ago.
WAS filed.
Daily inter mountain. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1881-1901, 1901-02-15

tors for the b. & NJ. employees hospital
will be held on Friday, March 1. 1901
All applicants aspiring for the office VIII
send in their applications to B. 4 NJ. hos
pital, box III. Butte on or before the ce.h
day of February, 1901. On the same da te
there will be an election for one trustee
from each mine. Candidates for position
of trustee will please hand application to
the present trustees on or before the Goth
of February.
By Order Of the Board of Trustees,
Daily inter mountain. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1881-1901, 1901-02-15
MONUMENT TO DAILY.

AS long as the sun kisses the ermine-
draped mountain peaks of Montana and
the wind softly whispers tales of charity
performed by man of philanthropic
mold will the name of Marcus DAILY be
revered in the Copper state. When the
mmbers of the seventh legisla tive
session of the state shall have folded
their dress-suts and packed their grips
for the homeward journey they will have
the satisfaction of knowing that they
assisted in performing one act which will
never afterward bring them regret
naming the county for which Daily did SO
much after him.
This afternoon the senate passed SEN
ator Courtney's two bills providing that
the name of Powell county be changed
to Deer Lodge and that of Deer Lodge
to DAILY. There was not a dissenting
vote. and the only amendments made
We're to the effect that the change in
the name should not be construed as
affecting the seats of any officials at
present holding office in either county.
The Daily county bill, drafted by Senator
Courtney and Representative McTague,
reads as follows:
Be it enacted by the Legislative Assem-
bly, Of the State of Montana:
Section l. That county of the state of
Montana now named and known as Deer
Lodge county shall no longer be Deer
Lodge county, but shall hereafter be the
county of DAILY. and shall be named.
designated and known as, and shall con-
stitute DAILY county. The boundaries of
said ably county shall be the same as
the boundaries of Deer Lodge county
now are. and the city of Anaconda shall
be the county seat of said Daily county,
until changed according to law.
Section >. The parties who are now
the county, township and district officials
of Deer Lodge county shall remain in
office and shall be hereafter the county.
township and district officials of said
DAILY county and. as such. shall be en-
titled to the same salaries and compen-
satiOn. during the remainder of their
terms of office, as they are now entitled
to.
Section ;. All Indebtedness and obliga-
tons of Deer Lodge county. whether
bonded or otherwise, except such as by
previous act of this legislative assembly
Of Montana are to be apportioned to and
assumed by Powell county, shall be as
sumed by said Daily county. and shall
he the Indebtedness and obligations of
said Daily county; and all bonds here
tofore issued by and IN the name of
Deer Lodge county and now outstanding
and unpaid, except such as by previous
oct of this legislative assembly of Mon.
tana. are to be apportioned to and as
Daily inter mountain. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1881-1901, 1901-02-15
BILLS OF IMPORTANCE.

REPRESENTATIVE Hartwig's kidnapping
bill. making the commission Of that
crime a felony, has been reported ia
vorsbly to the house by the Judiciary
committee. The bill win be recon-
mended fer passage, with an amend
ment fixing the minimum sentence for
kidnapping at one year and the maxi
mum at life. The penalty provided il,
the original bill was not less than 10
years.
The house judiciary committee has
put in considerable time on the senate
bill creating ~onlnli ssion TO assist the
supreme court in clearing it's calendar.
Senator Stanton appeared before the
committee ana made a lengthy arSu
ment in favor Of the bill. Til, bill has
been laid over for iurthe' consioera-
ton. AS the fusion members of the
house are themselves determined tina :.
they shall have the honor of increasing
the commission, the chances of any
senate bill of such a nature passing
that body are decidedly slim.
Senator Stanton's bill creating a
board of park commissioners has passed
the senate. 1t was one of the few meas
ures that has met with little or no OPP
position.
Representative Kilgallans bill pro-
viding for an additional judge for the
Second judicial district. comprised by
Silver Bow county, has passed the sem
ate With flying colors.
Representative Hedges meat and
milk inspection bill is chung up"
awaiting the decision of the committee
appointed by Speaker COrbett to inves-
tigate the charges of corruption made
by one Burgess. The investigation will
probably begin tomorrow
Daily inter mountain. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1881-1901, 1901-02-15
PROPOSALS TOR TEAMS,

United states Engineers Office, Sioux
City. Iowa, February 2, 1901.
Sealed proposals in duplicate will be
received here until II M, March y, 1901,
and then opened, for furnishing team
and saddle and pack animals for 70 id
cons truction in the Yellowstone Natio lal
Daily inter mountain. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1881-1901, 1901-02-15

ltctlng that the names of jurors thus
UaWn shall be written on piece of pa.
per and delivered to the party or parties
on whom rests the burden of proof. This
party or these parties must within the
time allowed by the court erase from the
list the names of such of the jurors as it
Is desired to challenge peremptorily. pro-
Vided that the number of erasures does
rot exceed the number of challenges al
lowed by law. The list must then be
handed to the other party to the suit and
peremptory challenges made in the same
manner. OF the names remaining the
first Il must constitute the trial jury
Other sections of the law are made 10
conform to the changes made by this sec
ton
Daily inter mountain. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1881-1901, 1901-02-15

There will be meeting of the stock
holders of the Topeka Cooperative Min
ing Co. at the First National bank.
Butte, Montana, March l, 1901, to elect
officers and directors.
II. D. CORNISH, Sec.
Daily inter mountain. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1881-1901, 1901-02-15
park Information furns shed on applica-
ton. Il. NJ. CHITENDEN.
Captain Engineers.
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Daily inter mountain. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1881-1901, 1901-02-15
JANGLING NERVES.

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Daily inter mountain. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1881-1901, 1901-02-15
Continued on Page g.

Don't forget the first annual ball to be
given by Butte Lodge No 50, Interna-
t;or.al Association of Machinists, at
Renshaw hall, Monday evening, Jan. Is.
1901
Daily inter mountain. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1881-1901, 1901-02-15
SENATORIAL SITUATION,

No break in the senatorial deadlock
is expected this week. The action OF
Cooper in refusing to withdraw from
the contest and permit his supporters
to 60 to Frank, is causing comment
about that gentleman of nature far
from complimentary. All talk about
dark horses is scoffed at by the sup
porters of Frank and MacGinniss, all of
whom claim that they will stand by the
Daily inter mountain. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1881-1901, 1901-02-15

Representative Gilchrist introduced a
bill in the house today changing the
method of impanelling trial juries by
amending Section 1850 of the code of civil
procedure. to which is added a provision
that in drawing juries the clerk of the
court shall take from the jury box as
many names as will be necessary for a
jury trial. plus the total number of per-
emptOry challenges allowed all parties to
the action.
The further provision is made that jur-
Ors thus drawn must be sworn to answer
questions touching their qualifications as
jurors and examined by the attorneys In
the case under the direction of the court,
who may also examine them.
During the examinations, or immediate
ly following it, challenges for cause must
IL made and no challenge for cause Shall
thereafter permitted except for COOL
cause. Should any vacancies occur tn
reason of any jurors being excused the
vacancies must be filled by the clerS
drawing other ballots in the same man.
ner as at first.
"A most important provisions is one di.
Daily inter mountain. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1881-1901, 1901-02-15
NOTICE,

Meeting of Beaverhead stockholders
to be held at Room 6. Mantle block, Sat-
urday, February IS, at 2:3O p. m. Inn
"ortant business. T. j. ELLIS,
Secretary.
Daily inter mountain. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1881-1901, 1901-02-15
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