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Pike County press. (Milford, Pa.) 1895-1925, 1901-07-26

"Our band played like one man last
night" said the proud trombone
player.
''Is that SOP" replied his friend.
"Well, now I know what Bill meant
when he said the band played like Old
Harry. Statesman.
Pike County press. (Milford, Pa.) 1895-1925, 1901-07-26

"Now, that's a frst-class article"
said the man who had put it on the
market, "but somehow L can't make
it 60"
"No wonder" replied the man Of
experience, after careful examina-
tion of the package. "You haven't la
beled it Beware of imitations.' -
Chicago Post.
Pike County press. (Milford, Pa.) 1895-1925, 1901-07-26

impossible to remain at Falconhurst,
for-could she help it2--she had
learned to care for Leslie, who, in
spite of the humble position that she
had taken up, had always treated her
as he did his mothers guests.
''Vera, you shall not go!" he cried,
striding after her and taking her
Pike County press. (Milford, Pa.) 1895-1925, 1901-07-26

Some men will do great things Tomorrow
Or at least that's what they say;
And In telling 1t they're kept so busy
They haven't time to work to-day.
Chicago Daily News.
Pike County press. (Milford, Pa.) 1895-1925, 1901-07-26

DeWitt's little early risers are
dainty little pills, but they never fail
TO cleanse the liver, remove obstruo-
tions and invigorate the system.
Pike County press. (Milford, Pa.) 1895-1925, 1901-07-26

Towne-lve seen Galley several
nights recently with his field glasses.
Iwonder what his game is.
Browne-Ol he's calling on Miss Kul-
cher, of Boston.
Towne-The ideal What does he
carry field glasses for2
Browne-He doesn't. He merely
uses the case to carry dictionary in.
Philadelphia Press
Pike County press. (Milford, Pa.) 1895-1925, 1901-07-26

When an editor is in a hurry he
doesn't waste words by saying: ut
rained." He simply writes: after
many days Of arid desiccation the
vapory captains marshaled their
laundering hosts, and poured out
upon scorehing humanity and the
thoroughly incinerated vegetation a
few inches of aqua pluvialis. Tit
pite
Pike County press. (Milford, Pa.) 1895-1925, 1901-07-26

"I leave to-day, Mr.. Falconer.
Good-byl"
"Leave to-day2 Why are you 60
ing?"
"For several reasons. You have
been very good to me; thank you for
it,"
She turned to go. They were in the
library. She had just finished her
work, and so bade him good-by be-
fore she left the room. She found it
Pike County press. (Milford, Pa.) 1895-1925, 1901-07-26

room, and, turning round, he saw the
girl who had chatted so pleasantly to
him the day before standing by one
Of the bookshelves. She had been
sent to dust the books, and on seeing
him In the armchair she had entered
so softly, hoping to finish her work
before he awoke, that he had not
heard her before.
"She does look nice in that cap and
apron" he thought, and yet-he could
not tell why-it gave him an uncom-
Portable feeling to see her in them.
"Good morning, Miss" And ne
waited for her to supply the name.
"Good morning." she said, not
noticing the fact that he evidently
wanted to know her name. "He must
suspect that am not what 1 appear
to be-" she thought.
"Have you read that2" he asked,
pointing to the book in her hand.
"I have" she answered, but so
stifHy that he resumed his seat and
said no more.
"She evidently does not wish me to
speak to her" he thought, $50 that,
unless I want to be a cad. must not
notice her any more than would an
other housemaid. She snubbed me
just now, though. Fancy my being
snubbed by a housemaidl"
But somehow it always happened
that the owner of Falconhurst want
ed something about the library just
at the time the new housemaid went
on to attend to her duties.
At first he told himself that he only
wanted to befriend her, as she seemed
so lonely, and then he thought that
he would try and get her something
better to do, 'for her position must
be intolerable," he thought. But as
the weeks went on he knew that it
was not friendship that made him
seek Vera's society.
And she, what did she feel? At first
she was very coy, not answering an
questions that he asked her except
monosyllables, and never, if sh
could help it. keeping up any conver
sation with him.
But after time she became less
reserved, and grew to look on him as
a friend, even acknowledging to him
that she was lady, but asking him
to keep her secret.
"But," he thought, '1 must not be
too friendly, for it hardly seems the
thing for the master of Falconhurst
to make a friend of his mothers
housemaid"
Pike County press. (Milford, Pa.) 1895-1925, 1901-07-26

She-Don't you agree with me that
the romantic drama is preferable to
tragedy?
He-Oh, don't know. I'd just as
soon have snivel as drivel-Indianap
oils Press.
Pike County press. (Milford, Pa.) 1895-1925, 1901-07-26
From Masculine Standpoint.


always tell the truth, my boy"
eounseled Uncle Allen Sparks, "but
don't be always telling it."-Chicago
Tribune.
Pike County press. (Milford, Pa.) 1895-1925, 1901-07-26

Dress making ia all branches
viii 20 to the house or do the work
at hone Addres NARY LUDWIG,
upper Broad street, Milford, Pa.
Pike County press. (Milford, Pa.) 1895-1925, 1901-07-26

ung's W. Aofk-
Here's to your egotlsuc elf,
merry elf IS he.
He tolls one hour and then applauds him
self
The other twenty-three.
Washington Star.
Pike County press. (Milford, Pa.) 1895-1925, 1901-07-26
~ RAILROAD
TIME TABLE.
oorreoted te DC.

solid Pullman trains to Buffalo. Niao-
era az, rails, Chautauqua Lake, Cleveland
Chicago and Cincinnati.
Ilckets on sale at Port Jervis TO nil
points IN the West and Southwest m lower
ra1es than via any other drst-class line.
TRAINS Now LEAVE PORT JFRvIs AZ
FOLLOWS
Pike County press. (Milford, Pa.) 1895-1925, 1901-07-26

For Chase q SanboFn's teas and
cotiees go to Armstrong s. Co,
Pike County press. (Milford, Pa.) 1895-1925, 1901-07-26

SP Pub lis h ed
Mouday, We'd
nesday and Fri
day, is in reality
a fine, fresh ev-
cry = other day
ID ally giving
the latest news
on days ofissue,
a n d covering
news Of the 9TH
er three. 1t con-
tains all impor-
tant foreign ca
BILE news which
Pike County press. (Milford, Pa.) 1895-1925, 1901-07-26
NATIONAL FAMILY NEWSPAPER

Published on
Thursday, and
known for near
ly sixty years in
every part Of the
United States
as n National
Family News
p n p Q T o ( the
highest C a S S,
for farmers and
villagers. 1t con
tains all { h e
most important
general news of
The Independent. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1895-1905, 1901-03-20
ShvlcclS Tomorr. w,

On Thursday evening the public
OF this city will have another oppor-
tunity of seeing Mr. Lewis Morrison
and Miss Florence Roberts in one OF
their celebrated plays "Merch mt OF
Venice" when the public will have
another chance OF witnessing some
Of the heaviest work these artists
are capable OF giving
The Merchant Of Venice ranks
deserved)y as one of Shakespea 'e's
master pieces, We can trace in this
play the maturity Of the poets in
tellectual power in VIII ch he is so
eminently knew how to fuse into
his strongest delinations Of passion
and feeling. The literary researches
OF the editors Of Shakespeare hrve
placed the date OF its comp osition
to be about the year 1889, when the
author had arrived at the 34,h years
of his aga. A period when in the full
ness Of his powers he was capable Of
uniting with the brilIisncy aud
which marked his life, it is perhaps
to this cause we owe the creation OF
"Shy ylock," character SO mat 'chless
in its intellectualityyso striking in
its idlesyn crazy that in whole range
Of the dramas it cannot Js paralleled
We, however, will venture to say
that the character of Shylock"
both in its representation by artis,s
aud its appreciation by critics seers
to have fated it to erroneous miscon-
ception. Lewis Morrison has made
"Shylock" life long study and he
plays the part with genuine feeling
and earnestuess which appeal 70 his
hearers and yet at No time does he
permit that vindicatlve spirit to
give color to his lines, neither does
he permit himself to take on the
old time low comedy conception OF
"Shylock"
1t has been conceded that Mr.
Morrison rendition of this charac-
ter stand in a class of the great
celebrities that have won their
laurels by earnest work and have
endeared themselves as living
memory to all that have witnessed
his work.
The public are cautioned that
tickets will only be held until II
o'clock OF the day for performance
and if yoa fail to call for YOUR seats
J at that time they viii be sold.
The Independent. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1895-1905, 1901-03-20

minors in that saloon. IL Mr..
Hoogs will introduce bill to pre-
vent youngsters from loafng aud
becoming hoodlums or from joining
the Y. M. G, A. be will act in the
true interest of minors. A bill to
prevent hard working boys from
earning an honest living should be
killed on sight. and we trust that
will be the fate Of Honorable
Hoogs' bill, even it is inspired from
the Senate.
The Independent. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1895-1905, 1901-03-20
a ladies Jolhfcation.

The ladies belonging to the I'm.
perial Pilgrimage of the Shriners
will give areception and dance at
the Moanas hotel on Tuesday even
ing,1aMarch &c. J.. G. Rothwell,
managing, director Of the hostelry,
has given the ladies tho use Of the
parlor and the dining hall. A can,
vas will besspread over the floor and
the dancing will take place there.
The best mnsic will be iurniahed
and jolly good time is anticipated.
The afaiE~is complimentary to he
wives, swesthearts and sisters OF he
members Of Aloha Temple, in re-.
turn for the many fsvors extend d
tothe ladies OF the I'm, eri'lP grim
age. A ..9lunehecn will also be
served. ~
The Independent. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1895-1905, 1901-03-20

"There are six measures that the
legislature should push through at
the earliest possible date. ths coun-
ty government bill, the city charter
bill for Honolulu, the dispensary
bill, the election law bill, the tax
bill aud the reapportionment bill.
Hasten these through aud tho ap.
propriations can be taken up, as
then something can bs known about
what appropriations will be needed"
The Re publican.
We say "kokua" in loud tone Of
voice, Tut, brother Humphreys,
why don't you make your men do it,
or do something instead Of wasting
time over Cecil Brown. petty bills?
The Independent. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1895-1905, 1901-03-20
TOPICS OF THE DAY.

1t seems to us extremely bad form
for an actor OF the unquestioned
ability of Lewis Morrison, to go be-.
fore the curtain and advertise him
self and his next performances, and
express his views as to the beauty of
our country. We want Mr., Morri-
son as Richelieu, Faust, Shylock and
in any other great o'e, in which he
may appear, but Mr.. Morrison, as a
private citizsp, the audience did not
buy tickets to see or hear.
The Independent. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1895-1905, 1901-03-20

A specific tax on sugar should
be introduced at once. A very large
amount df money is needed to carry
the Territory through the next fiscal
period, and sugar, which has had all
the benefit and been on easy street
OF this country for years, should now
pay aud help US out OF the financial
pilikia we find ourselves now. TT We
are in normal financial conditions
two years hence, we'll and good, and
the law, making a, specific tax on
sugar, can be repealed, but the Ter
ritory needs money, much money,
just now.
The Independent. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1895-1905, 1901-03-20

As it is generally understood that
the Governor will not extend the
session of the Legislature it is pro-
per to rush all important measures
through the two Houses. There are
no reasons for debate on any of the
questions. Their merits have been
threshed out in caucus and the talk
on the floor is only "spiel" to the
gallery. The appropriation bill can
be considered in special session
which the Governor is obliged to
call, and which incidentally will
mean $500, in the pockets OF our
patriotic solons.
The Independent. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1895-1905, 1901-03-20
WEDNESDAY, MARCH 20, 1901.
A FOOLISH BILL.

Representative Hoogs introduced a
few days ago most absurd bill in re
gard to the employment of minors
in saloons. We have Of course not
yet heard the reasons of the honora-
BILE gentleman for this measure, but
he certainly must be aware that
minors are employed in every trade,
store, and onice in Honolulu. Why
then make distinction in regard to
saloons7 Mr.. Hoogs can find out
from every. experienced saloon
keeper, that the man behind the
bar is. not as apt to drink, as is the
man 10 front of the bar, and the
honorable gentleman will certainly
admit that the clause in the bill to
prohibit saloon keepers from sell
ing liquor to minors can never be
enforced, because people do not go
around with birth certificates IN
their pockets, and we will defy any
man from, by sight, Judging wheth-
or customer is Il years old or
younger. Why. man who keeps
his goods looks in such an admira-
BILE manner, as does the introducer
of the bill will often bs taken for
being just sweet eighteen and re-
fused drink, while eighteen years
: old boys with full beard would be
served.
If Mr.. Hoogs would investigate
the mattev a little he would find
good reasons to withdraw his bill
In one place young man 10 years
of age was, or is psrhap', employed
as an assistant barkeeper 10 saloon
where his father works. The father
placed him there to have him under
his immediate surveillance, because
the boy was beginning to SOW the
some kind of oats that the intro
ducer OF the bill perhaps at one
time has scattered.
Ia another place a Jaraaese
minor is employed outside Of scnool
hours. Doe, Mr. Hoogs believe that
this boy can learn anything bad by
washing glasses and hustling around
the place to learn a competence
which enables him to be brought
up as a civilized man, and eventual
ly may enable him to go into the
dray business or the millionar bust.
ness, which is very much the same?
In third place there are perhaps
two or three minors at work. In
that place only gentlemen are
served. No ribald language or ac
tion is allowed, even ny customers
who feel happy. One youug
fellow working in that place,
where We have occasionally had
the pleasure of meeting the
honorable introducer of the bill,
earns $7 a week, with which he sup
ports an invalid father and couple
of dozsns of small brothers and sis
ters. Does Mr., Hoogs honestly
think that that boy is going to the
"demnation bow vows" because
he shakes cocktail for an horor-
able legislator From the place We
refer to have gone forth young men
who are credit to the city, who are
in business, on the stock exchange,
etc, although they were working as
The Independent. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1895-1905, 1901-03-20

Senator Baldwin is undoubtedly
the shrewdest politician in the
Senate, Senator White not even ex-
cepted. Mr.. Baldwin knows how to
haAdle the patriots who compose
the Home Rule Party. He speaks
the Hawaiian language Auenty, he
is man of gie tact, and hs pos
sesses the most persuasive argu-
ments-in his pocket. Far be it
from us to insinuate that the King
of Maui would use 'jipgling" argu.
ments; he is far too good, too honor
able, too upright to do such thing
except he is dead sure of gaining his
point and not being found out
The Independent. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1895-1905, 1901-03-20
The Fiscal Fill Passed.

In the, Seuate yesterday Crabbe
moved reconsideration of Senate
Bill No. 5, dsfning the biennial
fiscal period of the Territory. G,
Brown moved that it pass. j.
Brown moved it be indefinitely
postponed. Mr.. White moved it bs
laid upon the table. The matter
had been thoroughly discussed the
day previous, hence the A1w OF ora
tory wa' not tapped. The vote
taken resulted in the passage OF the
bill, 8 to 6, Senators Kanuha and
Kaohi vJting with the Republicans.
q
Decorah-posten., 1901-10-04
Rene Vine og Lik0rGr,
Splaeuoc CT fine Garcr til
mcget rincli9c 0rijer.
Nenhee

SrsEbam "a aaiborl CATS AoEabt see. LB pr.RI
&At pptHaGoEig gaur ySttss "a aftptus uosa en-.
trffWrF ui hpuifu'gmhnf NcrEt1agtLueu
giirptopriis 3H9su 0aUr trhss COZ. Aaar
80 beitAsE huE tnotliq at hpt. en- - yutrr gertrn,
ltHbi Eito sreat taeE stpErls, ea nsb bpslitR 9srn.
haze. Stao &tRat enisn meb grpreis. WpRep Gre,r
tler r~giirsri Srep.
mrsp Z Saarts 5iaaer al sors tifsrer, . 5 90.
sHfu,res grams pr. 5ragi III ale SerRbant a~atlonsr /
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Sierra 5eiatHbt etfsrsr fan &c pGlpt 1 5leg,r ira:
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eanlnici Sine x1hiffs, an oil. amsritauit Gcis
lnAp Gln, Aanapit, Hcs9 cfeIanb ysast,
isenH puntei. arserifaUf Saaaita Diura,
SIadberrp Braneb, Srenog, 0s6taiI tusr
Wsd ea1sp 90 sess ssbiifs; Vsis fsip.
Decorah-posten., 1901-10-04
Sarmen, Ss,tfet, @apen.

moorre Voteter oprfe6. Saa faar man
melne % sooe Spiiepoteter.
aogt Mfelf ~onpeuoes ofte til
Spfeonina al aalpe, bpor man er
r9o for Suberfiloieimitte giennem
Welfen. Zen fogte Melf bar Dog iffs
nogen beloig Snopirfnins pna aol-
pens 5orosielie. 5orisg bar imio.
lertio gobteiort, at en- 1iliRtning al
alminoeIigt Salt borttager llIem.
perne neo at at BRUCE ben foste Welf.
Get er 10 ct Ictpinot 0tiboel, iom fife
foiter iaa meget.
apefen. oct femme ltgrGs, ifal
fp9les fuloitGnbig, bnis man laat
4eeren tpft meo ifpageiuloe Hlanter.
Zen taaler uaHrlig life Sfpgse, Tiger
SWferen.
- Spioe Seite bar man | INT
lano bopt ct Stuieri for | balpanoei
Sunbreoe aar.- Taa 8rlino al ior
me9et Notwithstanding er Stom'
men M iiooset.
Decorah-posten., 1901-10-04
2Gifer meo 6ulo.
SenScs for @rcpc ON @rapc-N nts.

$50 sGifer meo Sub % Green.
bads pil blipe ienOt til Yerloner, Der
l"friuer interclante % ia~nofrroi9e
Yrepc ON Den 9iptie, De bar bapt ira
Srugen al @rape.9tIts 5000.
10 imaa gGifer, bper inoeboloenhe
ct $40 Bitlbiipfte, oil bIi ienot til. De
10 Sorfattere al D, melt i~nteresiante
9rspe.
20 9Glter, bper inbeboloenoe ct So
8nloitpffe. til De 20 nGitbeoite % en-
81 @reenbad oil goa I'll De 800 Der.
n9it beoite. Gn Reconnaissance,
life Iteblemmer al Hclttm 60, oil
aigipe a~ienOelien mellem lite %
t0oc December 1901.
StrIp ereie enoeirom 9repe, for.
tlar Oetalier ON oaarlig Selbreo
iremtolbt PED ubeIiig Ssbe % gisr
Heoe ior Seoringen, Sorseclien /
Stprte, / SGgt eller / Siernepirflom'
beN otter 9rtgen al 8rape.gtiIts
5000.
Get err ct u%omitobeligt Safrum, nj
Menm1ifeiies fleite Spgoomule font
mer ira uififtet o. iffenGrenbe 8olt
iom 0peoebrsb. parme biscuits,
itipeIiebclbige % ufogte MelipiIer
o.l.u.
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preoiNgiteo Mtno lom @rape.9sutS
piortifabeliat tillopet % ~inoeboloen.
DC neiogtigt De elementer, iom Natii.
rem freezer for Spbpgning al De De.
lifate "a pibimoerliae Geler / Sipr.
neu o. 2egemet, oil burtiat Iorpanoie
en- holuipa Ecrlon til en- raft. N9-
ring. 900 IGring. er Taturens itGr'
felte ,Soriparspaaben.
%e0lpa / grepet DC forrcfte Naune
% A0resier, tpoeliat ifrepet. paa 20
ipaQei1e Yerioner. I'll bpem ri fan
ifripe onaaaenoc "6opo Cure" pe>
8roN Huts.
Nuiten enbper, Der er iiteresieret
/ rem Mao. er piaie I'll at laSe III
Hapn fomme / IpiSerne. mai De Der
peb tan bi1lpe line Mebntennrifer.
gn Inmooni1ig ON at noelaoe Nao'
net pil ooa bli relpetteret, .6orlsq
al uinOe Ell al DC $50 Tr9mier. alc
bar iamme Ghonce. Sfriu life Tocii
men mn Grliee % interesiante 6aft1
ON oct 8apn, on bar baut al @rupe'
Shuts Gsoob. Spis en- @sanb ellei
apinoe har fntoet en- itffer 0saaoe a
boioe iig iriif paa, iaa n'aa Def pGr'
Ell 6orasielie at rpffe lime Mehnen
neifer Ell bi0lpeuNe @aanb nee at for
tGile Ndftum.
Sfrio Deres Hapn % Ioresie m
oeIiat i grepet % iero Oct prompt ii
Ioinm Cereal Go, Sto., SattI
Greet, Mih.
Decorah-posten., 1901-10-04

oub.. Oar pl Iabe asm Uibe toao ban fan gIsrs
for Ten. 9oftoreu bar Hstop ne9lptt eE o StSts
the Fye". ion, ban uito @laes pI itues irtt til al,:
her Nriper eerDm. 2enue Boa i~nnehoioer o9laa
noriot hsihrshet peb 9oftorsrs Nltthobs. Sfrto I'll
ham tbas for 9sun f,lp ensr 2eres 9ennsr. aorsSls;
W. O. COFFEE, N. D.,
COS Good Block, phe mohNho' Wv"
Decorah-posten., 1901-10-04
en- prins fommer.

8onp Oscar agter at ierroe en- al
fine Conner til ct. Souis, for at
Norge og Sperige fan ia en- fongelig
Heprpientant peo lbltiQingen / In.
lebning al Dor Hepublifs grbuerpelie
al Sen itore 9auOitrGfning, iom /
1903 folbtes 2ouiiiano. Song Ss.
far err paa Ell Wanoe / SlGgt meO
aeiier NapoleorL iom iplgte Sorilia-
ma, nlcn life meo ErGiioent Setter
ion, iom fjebte oct. aeileren bar gift
meo en- Gnfc ,iom bapbe to gern, en-
Ssu og Ell Cater, mel tit ielp ingen
Bern meo bcnbe. Tnpoleons ferlte
@emolinoe bar SONG Sstars Sloe.
NOR. oe benbes Sen bar 6or til SO.
ieiine, 9ronning al Norge og Sper-
ige % Song Ssfars Ior. aongens
Slbempr Icpebe / Serligbeo % 8lT-
&c meo Napoleon. oa oente lolgte
2ouiiiana. 1903 fol ba en- sGtling
al benbe fomme til SopeoitaOen / ben
ioIgte 2anosoel.
Decorah-posten., 1901-10-04

Spiieffeer ReI. Nan foyer Welfen'
! en- Double Boiler, imeIter Smsret
| en- App, rerer ion Welet oeri o. r..
rer |, BET, til oct er iepnt, bGIoer bet
iaa op Den foseuoe DseIf os lacer
oct fpae 3 Winutter. Dan bar oa
SumHllk % aajennepeber | % laoer
oct fogeIet Minut, bporpaa man bel.
Der bet no poo ct flaot Jao for at al.
fjsfes. e9taar better folot iager man
en- SBeIfeiuIo 40 &ansen, former bet
iom en- Iieen aflans RiiI, oppper ben
| itsot greo, iaa | sGe, berpaa after |
Itsot Breo, iaa | ggg, 0erpaa otter |
itsot grsb og iteser BEN oerpaa | TO.
genoe Smult ct Minit. Otter at De
er itegte, IGeses De ct Eieblif paa
brunt Eapir, iorat bette fan tr9ffe
Seotet til JIG, % iaa ierperer man
rem itrar.
5pif Enobins.
ct balut Yunb grsofrummer
blaftoes meo 6 lln3er Sirup, 3
lln3er 9~piebrunt Suffer, ct libet
Stpffe Sufat, opifaaret | imaa Stpf.
fer, 6 lln5er fiHbaffet Salg, ct bel
pilfet sGg, "A 3beife SaIt % en- Spi.
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men % hploes berpaa op / en- bel
imurt ssorm meo 2ang, ener | ct
@Iifipono meo tort 2aag, bporpaa De
i9ftes on / en- 8rpoe foaenoe Gaho
% Yuooineen iieames 3 Elmer. Gen
ipiies meO 5lsoe til e0er meo Bin
iauce.
Decorah-posten., 1901-10-04
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