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The Somerset reporter., 1902-09-04
REPUBLICAN, NOMINATIONS.
For Governor,
JOHN F. HILL Of Augusta.
For Representatfve In Congress,
EDWIN C. BURLElGH Of Augusta.
SOMERSET COUNTY.

For Senators:
EDMUND c. BRYANT of Pittsield.
FORREST GOODWIN of Skowhegan.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1902-12-17

was sent up from Hamilton county for
roOhing a restaurant at Syracuse. His
sentence was for five years. Last spring
the governor paroled him and he has
been working hard and saving money al
Independence, Kan. Likewise he HIS been
failing in love with a southern Kansas
girl. Judge FlanneMy. of OswegO, under
stands the situation and has urged the
governor to give Murphy a pardon as a
Christmas present.
Governor Stanley granted the pardon,
70 take effect at once.
@. H. Graham, who was sent up from
Crawford county. in 1896. for fifteen years
Tor criminal assault was pardoned 10y
the governor today Graham was parOled
last year He has complied promptly
With the conditions of his parole, and the
governor today rewarded him by giving
him his absolute freedom.
"CIemeucy refused. Application prema-
ture. This is the Endorsement Governor
Stanley today placed on the jacket con-
tanning the application of Thomas c.
Kirby for a pardon. Kirby was a Perry,
I-an hotel man. He killed the Union
Pacific station agent Foley. two years
AGO for running las girl. He was con-
victed Of murder in the second degree,
and given twenty-five years in prison.
He has only been there fifteen months.
the application for a pardon.
This was Governor Stanley's last pardon
day. He disposed o. all the cases on the
docket He granted several pardon ap-
plicatiOns. but turned down more. The
governor said he did not want to leave q
loi Of unfinished work i'm the pardon de-
pertinent to burden his successor. While
the governor has released an unusually
large number of convicts during the past
month, the records show that. all told.
he mas granted fewer pardons during his
Icur years in office than any other gov
ernor pardoncd in two years Executive
ciemency was granted today in these,
among other cases: John Murphy. sen
fenced from Lincoln county In 1899. for
FIVE years for burglary. commuted: Chas.
Carey. Wyand0tte, 1926, fifteen years.
for murder psrOled; Robert HiH Ottawa
county. $780, four years for grand larceny.
raroied: George II. Thomas Anderson,
1897. twelve wears for criminal assault, re-
dUced to eleven years for services rem
dered ut prison fire. Henry Tutwiler. Nc
Phers0n. ISL, life for murder, reduced to
twenty-five years.
Governor Stanley TO-DAY pardoned Stu
art ST. john sent mp from Shawnee cOun-
~ In 1870 for term Of five years for as
s-ult with Intent To kin.
He committed the life sentence OF
George Stevens. a montgomery murderer.
g. fifteen years. Stevens was convicted
ir lS76
Joseph Bruuker sentenced from Wyan-
dotte iu 1894 for sixteen years. for bur
eary and larceny. had his sentence cut
down to twelve years.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1902-12-17
RAILROADS
SID STORY
Tel Interstate Commission
They Must Advance Rates.
THEY'RE MAKING MONEY
AND CrOSS-ExaminatiOn Shows
That It's Big Money.

Washington. Dec 16.-An ilTestigl tiOn
into the advance Of freight rates on grain
and grain products. dressed meats and
( provisions from the Mississippi river.
( Chicago TO New York and eastern points,
governed by the New York rate. was be-
gun today by the interstate commerce
/ commission. The testimony showed that
$4,000 would be added TO the profits OF
one road alone by The contemplated i'm
/ crease. 1t was claimed that the advances
were justified oy The increased cost OF
! operation. u he chief witness was Traffic
( Manager Grammar OF the Lake Shore q.
4 Michigan Southern. Traffic Manage.
Mitchell OF the Michigan Central, also tes-
tned, the latters testimony, however,
being qualified by the statement that his
reason for Increasing the rates was De-
cause the presidents of the roads had
or4ered it, Mr. Grammar claimed that
/ railroad expenses were Increasing much
more rapidly than the earnings; that
even at the increased traffic. grain was
not being hauled al a Dlolt The princi-
+ pan item of increase in expense We're
maintenance of engines and fuel supply
and he priiicted. while admitting that
The present price of coal undoubtedly was
artificial that prices would not get back
70 the old figure for years.
Al the uggestion OF counsel and Off
/ Gals of the roads represented the commits
SION decided to require the railroads to
nle written statements by January To-
next. setting forth the reasons they rely
on 10 justify Tie advance iu rates A new
hearing VIII be- held probably i'm Wash
inston at the earliest practical date
Aost of the railroad officials Immediately
I.
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Eagle Table and Kitchen
Suggestions What 70 Eat
And How to Prepare Food.

These articles on the necessarily alb
Stirling topic of food are carefully pre-
pared and based on knowledge OF chem
lstry applied TO cooking and practical
Information derived from actual expert
enCe.
First Nolume-CondUcted by Ida AInes
Willis, Marquette Building. Chicago, u
whom al inquiries should be addressed
All rights reserved by Banning Co.
lhicaRa.
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+ pecan meats broken into small pieces.
( Arrange i'm little nest of watercress and
cover with French dressing Tor fruit sal
ads
French Dressing for Fruit Salad.
One quarter of a teasDoonlul of salt;
one quarter of teasDoouful OF paprica,
two tablesroonfuls of lemon juice. and
four tablespooufuls oil olive OIL Put the
salt and pepper into small BOWL add the
oil gradually and beat thoroughly; then
add lemon juice.
Cucumber and Shrimp Salad.
Take a pint OF shrimps ana If they are
canned. wash them thoroughly in cold
water Cut them ia four pieces and mar
in to with French dressing and let them
stand for Some time At serving time add
a cup and q half OF chilled diced cucum-
beers. Bind together with "a mayonnaise
dressing. Arrange in a pyramid form in
the center OF the salad dish and decorate
with the whole snrimps and endive. sur
round with "a border OF thick slices Of
cucumhers which have been dressed with
French dressing Favored with few drops
OF onion juice.
Astoria Salad.
Place border OF crcss around q salad
dish iu the center place mound of
finely cut celery mixed with sliced English
aluut meats. moisten this thoroughly
with French dressing and garnish with
punches of shredded pink and white
celery.
American Salad.
one cup OF chopped white meat Of
chicken or turkey. one cup 81 soft Amer
lean cheese chopped coarslev. half cup
of picked caulifower, broken in very
small pieces; mix these together carefully
Rub 10 q smooth paste the yoiks OF two
hard boiled eggs. one teaspoonful ~
French mustard. two tabl-spoonflls II
vinegar. four tablespoonfuIs OF Oh or
melted butter. salt and cayenne pepper 20
suit the taste Pour this sauce over go
salad and garnisa with the white ~ tho
egg cut iu rinss and howlrets ~ the
piclled cauhaoWer
Salad of Cream Cheese.
Tint cream cheese delicate green
with the juice ~ boiled spinach or vege-
table coloring, for mthis into balls the
size Of walnuts or tiny cones Form nests
of the Inside leaves Of head lettuce and
ID these with the cheese balls or cones.
Place sprays IL cross here ana there
amour the nests and serve wish cream
~ yonuaise.
Nut Jelly Salad
Put one and oue-half piurs ~ English
walnut meats ia saucepan add large
Slice ~ onion q teaspoorful ~ sllt.
blade ~ mace and bag leaf cover wen
with boiling water and hoH for teH min
utes Drain and throw into colo water.
When thoroughly cold cry thoroughly
aud cut flt1 small pieces blt ID rat
chop. Add slft cie1t uaEeur-is ~ bind
uelI eetaer. m rho meantims PM two
lIs tomatoes irto SAUCE pan orr-
th fre with Three whole cloves bag
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ATTEND Wichita Business College. WaE
Building. llt-u6 North Market St si-tf
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two oranges peeled and cut in cubes; one
cup OF marachino cherries; one cup of
pecan meats broken into small pieces.
Arrange i'm a little nest of watercress and
cover with French dressing Tor fruit sail
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then ron il out untf @ niuch thick. cut
into rounds cover ard lex stand or the
board FOR ten or fifteen minutes theu i-st
Itfore FIRING press cube az sti1 taxi
jelly wei into the center ~ each dough
nut and FRY In deep hot fat untu ilce
brown when done. sprinkle with sugar.
Meat Croquettes.
1irs. j T. B writes VIII SOU kindly
insert recipes fer meat croquettes also
for fruit salad. using powdered eelatineg
Take roast beef or amy cold leftover
meat chop very tun For one pint ~ the
chopped meat. make thu following sauce.
Two tabiespoonfuls on nogr rubbed % n
smooth paste with two tanirrn0orfuls az
butter. add this slowly to haif pine ~
scalded milk and stir until thick arB
smooth Mix this well with the nss
adm season % taste Win sait ana pepper
Add teaspoonfu OF finely chopped parse
lag and slieh. favoriug ~ 0uiau la-ce.
When cold. form into cones. dip in beaten
egg and cover smoothly ana completely
with fine bread crumbs Iry iu deep Doe
fat until nice brown Serve with tomato
or uiquaut sauce
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Cucumber and shrimp Salad.
Astoria Salad.

Place border OF cress around salad
dish. iu the center place mound Of
finely cut celery mixed with sliced English
walnut meats; moisJen this thoroughly
with French dressing and garnish with
punches of shredded pink and white
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1902-12-17

French Fruit SALAD.
* piclarq .e p4re1 zEd c-t - c-ozs
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winterereen Salad

Peel a nice large crisp cucumber and
cut into blocks Of two inches long. cut
these into strips about an eighth 0l au
inch thick ard broad. drain Hand Inois-
ten. sprinkle with salt and few drops
OF good vinegar. Add q liberal al 7wance
of best salad OIL. toss an i.ehuy f7g ;her.
Heap the salad In your salad bowl and
supriukle with tablespoonful 81 verv
finely chopped tarrago7. parsley and
scrap Of shallot. Arrange rings ~ win
tergreen berries around the mound ~
salad and place a spray ~ hoily with red
berries iu the center Decorate The edge
81 the BOWL with carIsd parsley and
Curied white celery
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1902-10-27

we 10 blame for that? And, If Mr.
Morgan's statement be true, how can
he ask the people Of Oklahoma to
vote for the representative OF the
party which is directly responsible if
the deplorable condition he depicts is
IN actual existence
Logically, then. there are two roads
in Morgan's proportion. One leads
to the fact that Morgan is an un-
mitigated liar in reference to condi-
tions in the Indian territory; the 9th
er to the fact that for whatever con
ditions exist here the Republican
party is solely. wholly and directly
responsible The intelligent Oklaho-
Ma voter may take either road he
choose, bon read to the same conclu-
fion--that the best thing to do is to
vo-e directly opposite TO his advice
and thus avoid both evils neither
being misled by fasse statements or
voting for the party responsible for
disgraceful conditions
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1902-10-27
A Fearful Arrangement.
(PureelI Registerl

Afulcel heblhLSI.J
IN the event of single statehood
the people Of Oklahoma would have
TO pay seven million dollars to lay
out roads in the Indian territory, as
there are but two roads in that coun-
try now, one Of which leads to ignor-
ance the other to Extract
from speech by Dick Morgan, one OF
tEe leading Republican spielers Of
Oklahoma
II true, what a terrible arraign
ment of the Republican party What
a fearful weight of responsibility il
places upon the shoulders of those
who have had full charge Of affairs
down here. If true there exists in
the heart Of the United States a spot
but little better than the typical hades
OF which we read, a spot which is a
shame to our boasted civilization and
a disgrace TO the Republican major
ity in congress, who have had 1 with
in their power at any time during the
past six years to put us in the way Of
changing the conditions which Mr.
Morgan says prevails.
If true. who IS to blame! Surely
not the people Of the Indian terri
tory, who have struggled against
many Disadvantages and who have
endured patiently many wrongs.
whose appeals have fallen upon the
deaf ears of a Republican congress,
too buoy boosting the fortunes of a
political mountebanks by making Ok
lahoma a present Of several million
dollars in the way of free homes 10
listen to our plea for a few thous-
and dollars to aid US in establishing
schools. Who can be more directly
responsible, If Morgan's statement be
true, than the Republican congress
which, refusing rs $4,000 ffioi
schools. appropriated 100000 fol
jails? We asked them to aid US in
blazing out a path through which We
might lead the youth of this land 'c
good citizenship; they anskered by
broadening the avenue of crime. Arc
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1902-10-27
AFTER DlNNEs THOUGHTS.

Envy will live and thrive upon
what love Will die
The contentious wire crows over
the men peDcked husband
II is no credit TO the monkeys for
some people 70 claim 10 be descended
from thsm
Tis said that woman's hair is
her cgowning glory but it has a
strong rival in her nat
The human heart can hold only so
much love u II is all laYished on
solf no one else win be the recipient
thereof
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1902-10-27

Man proposes-the woman man
ages things after that.
Spring fever is merely a seasonable
name for laziness.
DO not contract the feud habit-it
is dangerous
No round thing can have an end.
therefore worry not about The world
coming to an end.
When an American heiress marrie3
a penniless nobleman it is quantity
and quality combined.
The little mistakes in ourselves
seem very insignificant when compar
ed to the awful sins of our neighbors.
Some people -eem TO think ii is no
harm to do wrong unless they are
caught at it,
Search the records closely and you
will find that there Is less 'luck"
than pluck and good management.
II is hard 10 understand why the
prettiest girls always marry the ugli-
est men.
If religion could be purchased with
money some capitalists would try to
get a corner on it and every body
would have as much as they could
buy.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1902-10-27
DID YOU EVER
HAVE A WART
And Did You Ever Try The
Numerous Cures
Offered

Did you ever have a wart7 II you
didn't you have no idea Of the solici.
tous care which friends will bastow
on the hlemish Then again there are
10 many cures that do not cure, all
OF which are worth trying. that no
one should be without his war. Take
a real healthy wart. that stands bold
ly before the public aad you are sure
ITO inset the wise people who say
Hump got wart have you? II
thai were miae ] wouldn't have g a
week had one right here on my
hand and ! tied silk hread around
# and Il went away
You tie q thread about the wart
aaa sand AN lhe oriures Of the in
ferno and the wart grows and aour-
ishes like a "a in a wheat bin Then
comes another man who advises in
confidential way tnat by rubbing
hair poteto over the wart and by
hiding The uber on me windwnrd
side of a stable, during the dark of
the moon the wart will MAKE its get.
away This is done and the wart
dourishos and grows strong by This
time another win oncr to buy The
wart The deal Is made by come one
giving you a peuny for ID and the
wa takes on n.w lease os lie and
expands a II tie. The owner OF the
wart is now in the slough of despond
when another will say DO you want
to gel rid of that wart2' lie Is ia.
formed that this surmiss is correct
and the questioner then axes on
look that would do credit to ten.
twenty-,hirty villain in weeks
stand show, rolls his eyes heaven
ward and iubs his thumb and index
finger over The wat, al the same time
muuering some unintelllgible stun
and conhdenually informs you that
he wait is dead ONE Again
does the wart take on herculauean
growth BY this time the owner Of
the obstruction on his digit loses faith
IN human nature and he arms him
5elf IN order that he may defend
himself against the next percon who
presumes on his verdancy but ne list
ems 90 ha song of'the 81 en and is
convinced that II he steals his wife
di.h rag and hides Il, the wart viii be
among the late lamented. This Is
done and he calmly listens to the
complaint of the wife as she offers
10 whip one Of the children for having
stolen the rag OF course, che ney-
er could tell why a child should want
TO staal a dish rag but that does no
alter the fact that E. is gone and IS
the childrl cannot get back very
handy they must bear the blame,
while the husband gloats over the
puzzled look on the face Of the wife
now having evidence that his secret
has no; been di'covered.
Bu' alas for all Things "a tbly
fhe wait sticks closer than brother
Then some woman. who had heard
her grandmother, an expert on wart
ologT ay hat a wart can be re-
moved by pitt ing bean Gud rub
hing he two parts over the top. seal
ing them together again aud throwing
the bean in the direction the wind is
blowing. comes along and you do as
she bids, It works not and by
TINE the wart has reached the size %
hotel clerks diamond and you lump
the game"
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1902-10-27
The Worst Form.

Multitudes are singing the praise
of Kodol the new discovery which is
mailing so many sick peopl,s well and
weak people strong by digesting
what they eat. by cleansing and
sweetening the stomach and by trans
forming their food into the kind Of
pure. rich, rcd blood that makes you
feei good all over Mrs. Cranhll, OF
roy, l. r., whtess For a number of
years / was troubled with indigestion
and dyspepsia which grew into the
worst form Finally I was induced 10
use Kodol ana after using four bot
'les I am entirely cured / heartily
recommend Kodol to all sufferers
from indigestion and dyspepsia.
Take dose after meals. 1t digests
That you eat
j. N. Wallace.
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I c . c 0 Q 0 0 Q Q Q Q 0 0 0 =

Dates for Cyclone Davis Of Texas.
Newkirk, Tuesday night October
2S.
saltwater. Wednesday night Oc-
tober %.
Chandler. Thursday night, October
30.
Okeene Friday night, October 81.
Enid. Saturday p m, November L.
Pond Creek, Saturday night No
yember l.
Hon. VIM. Cross and Cyclone"
Davis, Ponca City, Monday, p m,
November 3.
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. H'....+-.........H

:. THIS charge against Mcclure. =
= goody-goody candidate is indeed =
= serious. VIII Mr. Mcclure ans =
= wer? Was he paid the sum Of =
= $4,000 by the ttlemen Of the =
= Osags nation to corrupt the Okla =.
= homa legislature and have the =
= law repealed which taxed the =
= property Of the cattlemen Of the =
= Usage nation for the beneht Of =
. the counties adjoining? =
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Mothers Friend

Mothers Friend is a soothing, softeuing,
relaxing liniment, a MUSCLE maker, invig.
orator and fresheuer. IL puts new power
into the back and hips of coming mother
1t is applied externally only, there is
no dosing and swallowing OF nasty drugs
no inward treatment at all.
The state OF the mother during CESSATION
may influence the disposition and future
Of the child; that IS one reason why moth
ers should watch their condition and
avoid pain. Her health, that of the child
and their lives, depend on keeping free
from pain, worry and melancholy. BE OF
good cheer, etrong of heart and peaceful
mind. Mothers Friend can and will
make YOU so. Bearing down pains, morn
ing sickness, sore breast and insomnia are
all relieved by this wonderful remedy
Of druggists at Il 90 per bottle.
Send for our book "rlOthcrhOOd" free
IaE BRADFlELD REGULATOR CO.. ATLANTA. ca
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solrso musissl

The soirae Musical viii be enter
aiacd a. the residence Of Mr. and
Mrs j o. seve.ns. 405 East Wash
inEon avenue Tuesday evening.
November 4ih Members OF the
Soiraa p.ea-e have names Of their
productions ready one week before
dat Of meeting
N e. Wright
Pre- ident
"ls nora Miller Secretary
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Look Out for Fever.

Biliousness and liver disorders al
tl.ls season may be prevented py
cieansing the system with DeWitts
Little Early Risers These famous
lille pills do not gripe They move
the bowels gently. but copiously and
by reason Of the tonic properties give
tone and strength to the glands
J. n Wallace
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1902-10-27

No one would ever be bothered with
constipation If everyone knew how
naturally and quickly Burdock Blood
Birtera regulates the s. omach and
bowels
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FLYNN REfTERATEs.

8 Washington correspondence 10
2 Kansas City Journal Oct 10: =
2 Delegate Dennis 7. Flynn of =
: Oklahoma has returned to .
3 Washington with his family. .
He expresses himself very conf g
2 dent thai the senate next 9
. December will pass the house 3
3 omnibus territorial bill Mr 9
8 Flynn said the people of his g
3 country were waiting eargerly q
> for statehood, and they fully 3
3 believed HIS bill to admit Okla 9
= homa would be passed by the g
3 senate during the first days OF g
. the next session, whether a =
3 Republican or Democratic dele z
g gate was elected z
s 3 g 3 g g 9 g 8 9 8 g 8 8 . . ?
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a moral coward is man who stops
TO beg the worlds pardon every time
be sets his foot over the edge Of the
narrow path
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1902-10-27

A., hrr..t g.. .L. -,sf. g.
,Coua1 o.. VI. .......,,,...
rer of car.yt,g b.ir s1,s mn.
v.op,t,-,
oh -,
ia your nouIs OF ease
'ain' coy
anu uard 10 please
why no you
ilulu your oies-es So
Wneh Oh 'he S'Ieets
iou re pieasee 10 sof
say i"u'eS'
A'o you pu''e aware
inc way you hoiu them
M"NeS lolNs are
anu "onuer
no ilt'ie Dlt
~ 'ney "ere mace
% ibn' 10 n.'
vi are Won
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co. "A" or. y. C, NOTICE.

Co. "a" First Regiment Ok N. O..
IS hereby ordered to meet at the
Armory over the Eagle drug store Oh
Harrison avenue az 7;3O p no,
Wednesday. for regular drill The
members must be On time
~ order o.
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Caught in the Web, the Brooks
tonight
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1902-10-27

Tho niclde iiugles as LOUDLY iu
the contribution box as The So gold
much more frequently
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1902-10-27

Caught n the web, at the Brooks
tonight
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1902-10-27

Mon who are always telling you
things for your own good mean well.
but they are awfully tresome
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HERE'S A BABY
Its RGother is We'll.

The baby is healthy because during the
period OF CESSATION its mother used the
popular and purely vegetable lmiment,
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POINTED PARAGRAPHS.
tFrom the Chicago News)

FFom tAe Chlcago NeWs.)
He who runs may read-if he sue
oeeds in catching his train
An original girl is one who faints
when no one is looking al her
Even in a thorny path a man can
avoid stepping on all the thorns.
II is easier for the average woman
to make up her face than her mind
OF course, brains count-but they
frequently get mixed up in their cal
culations
When a mustache fails to tickle a
woman it may be truly said that sh
has no sense of humor
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