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Stock on hand to-day. 7,52S 171,291
This day last year -. 1881 159, SOL
Charleston, March 1S.-Turpentine
and rosin, unchanged.
Wilmington, N. c., March 1S.-Spir-
its turpentine steady, 4419@45lac; re-
ceipts none.
Rosin steady, $1.15@1.20: receipts 721.
Crude turpentine firm, $1.35 to $3.50;
receipts barrels.
Tar firm. $1.20; receipts 80.
New Orleans. March 1S.-Receipts,
rosin. los barrels.
New York March 1S.-Rosin, firm.
Turpentine-Firm; 3S63S15c
The Savannah morning news., 1902-03-19

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and work, order your autographed and
printed stationery and blank books
from Morning News. Savannah. Ga,
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Savannah Bank
and Trust Go.
Capital. $35O.OOO.

JOSEPH ID. WEED, President.
JOHN C. ROWLAND, Vice President.
WSI. r. McCAULEY, Cashier.
SAML. L. CLAY, Assistant Cashier.
a general banking and exchange
business transacted.
Savings Department., interest
computed quarterly.
Accounts of merchants, banks
and corporations solicited.
American Express COmpanX's let
tiers of credit issued available in all
parts of the world.
Collections carefully made and
promptly accounted for.
safety Deposit Boxes and Storage
Vaults for rent.
Correspondence invited.
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I. sExcept Sunday

"Daily. sExcept Sunday.
Connections made at terminal points
with all trains Northwest. West and
Southwest.
Sleeping cars on night trains between
Savannah and Augusta, Macon, At
ham, Ala.
Parler cars on day trains between
Savannah. Macon and Atlanta.
For complete information, schedules,
rates and connections, apply to
w. G. BREWER, City Ticket and
Passenger Agent, 107 Bull street, or
Agent.
]. c. HALE, Gen. Pass. Agent.
F. J. ROBINSON, Asst. Genl Pass.
Agent.
W. A. WINBURN, Traffic Manager.
THEO. D. KLINE, General Supt.
Savannah. Ga.
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Marked steady: sales 81

DdnN OOIlOH NldIhels
Brunswick-Net receipts, 4,O6S; gross,
406S; stock, 6,759. EXports.-Great
Britain. 1908.
Galveston-Firm; middling, S5sc; net
receipts. Abs; gross. Abs; sales, POI;
stock, 1888. Exports. -Continent, T.
so: p
Norfolk-steady; middling, SAc; net
receipts, 22Ss; gross, 2,2SS; sales, LOG;
stock. S6,0S4. Exports. -Coastwise,
692
Baltimore-Nominal middling, CSC;
gross receipts, LIPS; stock 1855.
Boston--Quiet; middling, SIC; net
receipts, 507; gross, 2,2SS.
Wilmington-Firm; middling, Siac;
net receipts, 271; gross, I'll; stock, s.
27l.
Philadelphia-Qu middling, CSC;
net receipts, 1852: gross, 1872; stock, A.
10S
savannah-steady; middling.' s s-f6c:.
net receipts, 2.306; gross! 1905; sales,
So. stock. 1882. s3ag.
New Orleans-Easy; middling. S5sc;
net receipts, 1911; gross, 18Th; sales,
1850; stock. 299, $50.
Moble-Nominal; middling. s 11-16c;
net receipts, Of; gross, 81; sales, 100;
stock, 25,61S.
Memphis-Steady: middling, S5sc; net
receipts 923; gross. 1872; sales, 1900;
stock, 74,19O.
Augusta-Quiet; middling, SIC; net
receipts. 302: gross, 1902; sales, 1925;
stock, 9S,63S.
Charleston-Firm; middling, S1bc net
receipts, 149; gross, 149; stock, 1888
Exports. -Coastwise, 1888.
Cincinnati-Firm; middling, S7sc: net
receipts, SIS; gross, 87S stock, 1898.
Louisville-Firm and active: mid
ding 11-16c.
st. Louis-Steady; middling. S5sc;
net receipts, 1875; gross, 1888; sales,
200; stock. 47,5SS.
Houston-Steady; middling, SSsc; net
receipts, 5000; gross, 5000; stock S.
New York-Quiet; middling, csc; net
receipts, 1888; gross, 1894; sales. 5000;
STOCK, 1873. Exports. Great Britain,
900; continent, go.
Total to-day-Net receipts, 22,121;
GREAT Britain. AIS: continent, $3.50:
stock. ?25 ,735.
Consolidated--Net receipts, $3.50;
ureat Britain, 20606: continent, 1882.
Total since Sept. Met receipts,
p,'eo'llO; Great Britain, 1922, 659; ;
france, $40, 1876: continent 2140.7S0.
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ESTABLISHED isn.
HENRY BEER. BERTRAND BEER
EDGAR n. BRIGHT.
H. & B. BEER.
Cotton I Merchants,
NEW ORLEANS.

Members of New Orleans Cotton Ex-
change. New York Cotton Exchange and
Associate Members Liverpool Cotton Az
sociation.
Special attention given to the executio0
ct contracts for future delivery In Gotten.
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DAILY Daily Daily
lex. SUI
lNo.32lNo. "a. lNo.3O
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Davidson College Commenceut.

The programme Of the 65th com
mencement Of Davidson College pre-
:sents@ an attractive list of orators.
Senator Money, Of Mississippi, de-
slivers the annual Grafton at 1870 a.
NJ, Tuesday, May 9Th. On the Sun
day preceding DR.. r. p. Kerr, of Rich
mond, delivers the baccalaureate, and
DIR. Egbert w. Smith; Of Greensboro,
m. C., preacEes the annual sermon be
fore the Young Mems Christian Asso-
citation. Monday evening the two lit
serary societies hold their reunion,
with two distinguished South Carroll
mans as orators: Hon. r. Steven
son, Of Cheraw, and Pres. B. r Viii
son, OF Spartanburg. On Tuesday
Senator Moneys address in the morn
ing is followed by the almnni meeting
and banquet at 5 p. m, and the ora
torical contest between the literary
societies in the evening.
Wednesday, May 18th, is commence
ment day. The orations by represent
atives of the graduating class, delivery
of diplomas, ETC., in the forenoon are
followed by concert and reception to
visitors in the evening.
The Southeastern Passenger Associa-
tion has granted special rates from all
points In North and South Carolina,
and from the principal cities in Geor-
gia and Florida.
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The News Of MayesviIle.

Mayesville, May Stinsoa
sHoule, Of Goodwill, returned home
from Charleston last night, where he
has been confined in the hospital for
about two weeks. Mr.. Houle was the
victim of an over Jealous hack driver,
who tried to make too much time and
his team ran away and threw the pas
sengers ont, breaking Mr.. Houles'
collar bone, besides a genera shaking
up. He is an old Confederate vet
eran.
Mr.. E. w. Dabbs. Of Goodwill, re-
turned home from she Charleston Ex-
position last night. Mr.. Dabbs car
Tied down with him some samples of
Sumter County corn.
Mr.. and Mrs. ". p. Law have been
spending this week at the Exposition.
Miss Daisy Strong, of Walhalla, s..
C., is1visiting the family of Mr.. j..
w. Cooper.
Mr.. j. e. Anderson, the Atlantic
Coast Line Railroad agent at this place,
has been sent to Faison, N. G., to
take charge Of the agency there during
the berry and vegetable season. Mr..
j. a. Ratheld relieves him at this
place. D.
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S.L.l.Prize Drill.

The annual Prize Drill Of the Sum
ter Light Infantry will be held son the
Graded School Square Wednesday
afternoon at $50 o. CLOCK.
Three silver medals will be the
prizes awarded the three best drilled
men, which medals the winners retain
for one yearsor until the next prize
drill shall be held. In addition to
these company medals, Capt. Doar
has offered asgold medal to the best
drilled man. This medal becomes the
property Of the winner. -
Col John D. Frost, Assistant Ad-
lutant and Inpsector General and
Capt. Glenn Of the Rich hland Volun-
teers will be the judges.
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New A. C. 1. Mileage Books.

The Atlantic Coast Line placed on.
saleson May 1st the new one thousand
mile mileage books that are good over
practically all the railroads In the
south, with the exceptio OF the
Southern Railway and the Central Of
Georgia These books will bea great
to drummers and other
business men who travel great deal,
.assthey will not have to purchase a
mileage book or ticket over each road
;on which they travel as heretofore,
These books are on sale at all coupon
,stationsgof the Atlantic Coast Line:
Northwestern, and at the Eastern Offices
of the: "a. CT 55.s:s5.s
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Wedgefeld Democratic CInb.

Wedgefeld, April go The Wedge
field democratic club met on lastSatur-
day and reorganized sSs;sz
President, r. E Thomas ViceP Pres
ddent, John G. Singleton Secretary
and Treasurer, Eugene p. Aycock:
Member County Executive Commit
tee, Frean adellett Committee On
Registrat ton. D. B. McLaurin, z.
Melett, B. p Kelley:
Delegates to County Convent !.
C. Singleton, Eugene E. Aycock, DR..
M. q. Parler a Alternates, Sam Vein
berg, Cornelius M cLaurin.
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VIRGINIA TOBACCO Being. .DAMlGED.
Bugs Begin TO Chew Tobacco. A!--
ready---Prospects UnfavorabIe:

According to- the several tobacco
planters who have been in the city
during the past few days, and judging
from reports received from other sec
tions of the State, the new tobacco
crop, which has just been planted, is
already suffering heavily from.
attacks Of various and sun
dry varieties of bugs The pest
is beginning to get under the can-
vas covers in the plant-beds, thing
which we'll known warehouseman
declared yesterday morning he had.
never known before.
Mr.. Will u. Hazell, Of ShockoeI
Warehouse, has just returned from.
Mecklenburg county aud the region.
thereabouts where he went IN the
interest of the new bright scheme,
and reports that farmers in that sec
tion are uttering loud complaints
against the bugs, which mind neither
canvas covers nor protests, and are.
chewing up the new crop in great.
haste. At the same time came SINH
lar reports from other sections. Mr..
William Bowles says that the same.
thing. is happening In Hanover and
Louisa counties, while Mr. Eugene
Bowie, a farmer of Caroline county,
speaks in Like manner of his section.
Times.
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WEDGEFIElID NEWS N0IEs.

Wedgefeld, May he Bell Tele-
phone CO.. will have their line com
fp1eted this place IN a few days.
An incendiary ook advantage of A.
Fielder being in G;harlestm and
burnt his barn last ednesday night.
He has some insurance on
Me-. and Mrs s. Crouch and
Thad Tontman visited the Exposition
this sweek
Mr.. Willie Wright has secured a
position with the Bell Telephone Co,
as llneman.
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How She Got Over the Grip.
ST amt done took de grip myself yit,
Bruddah Gooseberry. My ole woman
been poorly wild It, but she got ober 1t
=sho'tly.
I'ze glad to heah dat. Bruddah Or
chad.
Yes, she died wild it."-Lippincott's
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Washington, May 5.-H. G. Squiers,S
secretary of the legation at Pekin,
has been selected by the president to
be Minister to Cuba, and Gen. E. s.
Bragg Of Wisconsin, has been selected
as consul general at Havana
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Pisgah News and Comment.

Pisgah, May .55.-The crop prospect
atSthis time IS better than have seen
sit for years. Good seasons this month
will llgmake the oat crop a. success
Peach trees are shedding rapidly
,butsenough vii remain TO make fine
frui
The beetle, which hassde destroyed the
Irish potato crop in this section for
years, has scommenced its deadly work
:again The applic cato of paris green
as recommended by Maio Cain will
destroy the bugs, and not hurt the
vines or sfrni t.
Chicken ch olera lis epidemic here:
several have lost heavily and Others
all they had. AS yet remedy has
been found effective. tried every
thing havesTeads orsheards as 81 cure,
,andnothing hassdone any good.
:ssl1 We eknoW@ofsse several about here who
use and ndrecommend concentrated I've
enough mixed sinstthe food ITO colorsitt.,
They. say chicken that sable to
eat viii if treat atedWitt Cd that remedy;
Ed
"A fragment of the Texas cyclone
ti ,stnu
.fered from the lowing down Of trees
n.thelrscrops: r. ess.aeS: Bakers lost
.aEfne smAkScoWs The. atilng Of 9
tree on. hersdurlllg the storm.
The sdesecratl lon,.of the :Sabbat IS IS
muchspractlced have heard OF men %.
goods. on sunday, samesass II
the week hensa man does WorkEso on on
the Sabbath that elongs oWeek days
he's getting down TO q low: :sebb
Itslooks asi the hig ghtoned scitizen-
ship Of the past is giving way to e
state not scredi liable to JUS as "a people.
Even, tie friendly hand shaking is
going away The churches are get;
ting cold, careless and Indifferent and,
,asffeM have! The burden to bear. If
Chfistianity IS advancing any inssthe3
county 20 see 1T s:..ssss=
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Tho Rov Who wins the Dny.

The Boy Who wins the Day.
When two boys start out in life. one
with copy Of Winning His Way" in
his pocket and the other with a piece
of natural elementary hustle in his
head. the latter usually comes in first
at the post.-Washington Times
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Persons who really wish to become
angels should make a start in that di-
rection while they are yet nnortals.-
National Magazine
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!. |! NEWS NJ ] ] ITEMS / {: I !

The cruiser Cincinnati Il has 3beensoE
dered to proceed at once fro No9o1ks
.to San Domingo to- protect AnerIicans
interests endangered By tie rsyol
stion. :ssss.ss;ssssssss
The officers Of the u cruiser
Chicago arrested and imprisoned
Venice viii be tried BY court martial
when the squadron assemblies atss
Naples. s:sSs.:sssss:;
Geo. Barr, GreenviIne ne5 msrs
chant, gave 10 per Of his sales onssat
urday to the Hampton monumentsss
fund. The amount real Lied was
G. NJ. Babb, a German jeWeller,sS
while temporarily insane broke into
Ayery's jewelry store in Columbiaz
Sat1day night while many people:Were
on the street and before the adj joins
ing stores had closed for the night
he used an axe to smash the ptates!
glass door and the crash attracted the#
attention Of passers and two police
men Immediately. When Babb Saw
the crowd around the door he left the:
safe which he was trying to open and
rushed on them with the az raised
Policeman Scott went to the back door
Just as Babb came out and to save his
own life shot aBabb. Babb died Sun
day from the effects OF the wound
Babb was In destitute tecircumstancesss
and had been out of work for son1e.#
timesowing to- his mental condiit
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.0O2.
WEEKLY CROP eUkll1IE:
Columbia, May 6.-The temperature
averaged Y degrees during The week
ending Monday morning, May 5th,
which IS about s degrees persday above
normal The week had maximum of.
:96 degrees at Gillisonville on the.
Sd, and a minimum Of 80 degrees at.
sCheraw, Liberty, Longshore and Spar
tanburg, on April 28th. The nights.
were too cool earl in the week, but
zlatterly they were warm. The sunshine
averaged above normal and was favor
able.
Thunder storms occurred on April
33oth, May 1st#and Sd ID all portions,
OF the State, but. they failed to supply.
the whole State with sufficient mois-
ture, as: some points had no rain and.
many had dstoo little to be Of much
benefit. The amounts ranged from
s,',' to l.M inches, the latter att Che
raw, with an averagesof 0.56 for the
State The drought in the eastern.
counties was broken sat a anumbers; Of
scattered local but not. generally
so, and over a largearea it has become:
quite serious, and . menace to young
crops Hail and high winds acc:ompaz
MED The thunder storms at many
points but, as: crops are small the
damage was sligh
The weather was extremely favorable
for prosecuting farm work which adj
yanced rapid y, and were IT. not for
the lack Of moisture in places that
renders stiff soils too hard 60 cnltiyate,5
the scondi tons could not very well be
bettered. Fields are well prepared
well cultivated and celan : termination
has been fairly atiisffactory stands
are generally full growth has been;
rapid recently, and the sonly y untoWard
condition IS the need of general rain, s
and this need IS not urgent except iin "a
spots that however, represent large
sssYI, nd e.sgs =scorn has abont heans,
IA nlantad I and= ~. nan bottoms AZ
al, ,;sbasd 40 81,
aood m ca IA, ;;,,red bY ,oryns s
an;d bir3s Ina TN, soTna rsn1ant;no
Cor Ias 81 aan,aralIg
Taca;ge;d ;ts I; 81 "A s NAM
nlacas bas been iyated he second
time:
otton g neaTl ri 8ntad. VIII
some atil lsto nlantz re ! t
50 COM 70 npto fair stands and sas yet
has reoniIeds j slittle sor rep lantinp no
atIhonahsrainz zis needed to brine rs IS
recent ,,la t;n,ps some f;a Ida hava
sbapn mi; vatad onn;no mi Is
sbasnn n;i1 - s,ssnarsi wee.s
& naar,,,
;n;sbsd IA ',gbs,.ees avsrs
s r.,
S, s. af,e,,.t bsaz ;,s
,n1antsd - 8
t;ans aIood a atayds 8 : ID bava shsasn, secnred
: "A IA cron doiin ) Tba
ac,aaoa baa bear increased ovar: last
va
;,a $ s {; $ 90, az
ltsnse psassa while pisasiag aot ss
places IS heading, but owing g.
thin stands andWant Ct copio1s rams,
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the attenti on Of everyone on the street
land quite "a crowd gathered around
| him whenever he stopped IN "a store.
The county convention meets on
Monday and the campaign will begin
to take on interest The only issue
that may arouse special interest is the
question of adopting a resolution In
reference to the pledge that candidates
lshall be required to sign If this
uesissmade in the conyentio opposi-
ton will develop, it is predicted, and
the meeting will not be as tame and
nninteresting as the conventions have
been for the last two or three cam
paigns.
O,Dorneil Go. gave fsh fry at
Gains Mill Monday aiglat for their
employees that was "a very pleasant and
enjoyable affair. The party left town;
shortly after so'c clock and spent sew
eral hours at5the Mil, returning ats12
|so7ciock. The fish were abundant and
the supper Wgs one of the best the.
crowd had ever sat down to. There
were present, beside all Of the. en-.
ployees, several members oss their.
families and a few invited guests
A crowd of Exposition visitors from
Bishopville spent yesterday in town,
but the stay in Sumter was not on the
programme when they left home.
Before leaving Bishopville they were
informed by the A. G. u. agent that
the morning train for Charleston would
be held in this city until their arrival,
but when their train rolled in they
found that the Charleston train had
been gone sometime.
The young people who started for
Gains Mill Thursday night to have
fish Try had bad luck. The rain stopped
some of the party on the way, while.
others did not get out of town Those
who reached the mill had damp
time while there and on the way home
several buggies We're driven against
log that had fallen across the road
and smashed. None of the crowd
were hurt in the smash up, but one
horse got away and came on to town,
leaving the buggy by the roadside.
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plankso platform while still
!lnsaceord. 81 tie basic principles Of

sberzzof fhascom mittae Before which he
san1,eared two Years 400 had reported
akslissto the House He read nsaaiida7
for.snh3dm1iis h3d1i
~ hat a,nhodS
2ss aatSs mi
90 g. - 1;naSnmtar
s.sAasss zsss
6essas.., ~ "a P
8; county
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-.HEN4I
.rrNESy.

Munic cipial7 7sanita
A School Of Instr ttiien for5
Officers and a Sanitary ConferenceSo
the municipal officers Of the owns
and villages in the State of South
Carolina is proposed to be held dEinssssss dEii1n1ssss
Charleston before the close of the Exs
posi- tion. This scheme was ffrstpro
posed BY the energetic and efficient
health offcersof Sumter Mr. Emmett
u Reardon, and vas hare been
held during The winte res
sons not now to besd discussed was pogt
poned. It's great usesto: the State must
be apparent to- all who aluesmeasaIes
to preserve life and to promote shappisg
ness in clean homes. and the poiitti
cal econo nomist who reasons: that health
is wealth, for the eick mansis a.cons
5surner and the health man. produce
of wealth and "a bread Winner.ln
most Of the larger les smunicipa
sanitation has attained some Edegreesofs;
siimportance and city cit councils Sseees
competent men to- administer upenga
matters forthe preservation public
heath but1in man y Of the smalleIAs
scommuniittie such sanitary Sprecausss
tons are sadly neg 1ected and much
needless snffe and loss neass
suits from imp ethodsof
lie sanitation This condI Itionaofteng
arises from made equate appropriatiensS
stossecures the sseyices of mpetsntssodIs
GERS and often from lack of sknoWledgs
the rganizattiion and aimliinniissttar rasssa
ton sof the boards ttsheaIt
The prop nfe1enee IIbe@
held tuesday, May %. and YEsdnesds
Nays when cheap rates saEeso obtaInsss
sedto visit the Exposiittii
hoped that. every editor SIS III stthea st4s|
wi lend his aid in lgiings upoa6Issgg
commnnity the necessiIty aIssendinE
Their health officers menbefsohsss|
boards sof heath: and other mandeiipaiSS
soffcersto part the Eoniereacss
eadspapers: and ienter into o,thessH
ss,ds sbaa1tb q / & & ;5i
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LOCAL NEWS PARAGRAPHED.

NEWS PARAGRAPHED:
The County Board Of Commis issioners
met insmonthly session yesterday.
The Band gave the first open
air concert Of the season at 6 O'Clock
Friday afternoon.
The oodmen#of the World at the
extra meeting last week took in 19
new members. This makes the list of
new members 1O1.
| The sidewalk between the posto6ice
and Main streets In bad condi dition
and needs attention, particularly at
1.-The Masonic Temple alley
The Jail filing up again and there
will be q batch Of criminals for trial
:atthez June term OF court. There are
now nine prisoners in jail for trial.
|s Two fine trou out-one weighing ~
pounds and the other about g pounds
which were caught in Cain, mill
were brought to town for sale last
Friday
new enterprise must be
sHRsescl was SHINING
EoveraIls IA yasteTday 90:
oaaa 4Sa
es..
Mass5 ssaaItn
e ssi1sei1ss
onenslye
an evidence that dvertising IN
fthesDalI ITEM pays, the lost watch
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satyDsnocrat Ceayention.s


hesl County Democratic Convention
aseaIled tNsorder at Monday
ssWith Countt:yC,l Knight
sthechai
|ssmassassr read by Secretary H.SE: b;
clubs wascalled and The
foll0W1ngad delegates enrolled
oneor Pringle
aBIunson Aiahoney, M.:
Member Executive Com
sssnistee, Brogdo ss.
faYesVill B: Mnldrow I.
Gooper,S DesE Champs, q:
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