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The Minneapolis journal., 1902-07-29

Our Canadian friends are much con-
eerned about our trusts. but they seem
to be rushing headlong Into a shipping
monopoly proposition. They are quite
stirred up that Ii, d portion lof them
over the scheme for richly subsidized
line OF swift steamers across the Atlantic.
But what about the ether lines, those
that don't get subsidy There are at
least two OF them now. They have done
Canada good service. but they are not
included in the subsidies. Naturally they
don't like subsidy scheme that subsi-
dies somebody else. After all, what real
need is there Of such line? It Is q
sentimental proposition pure and simple.
AS soon rs there Is q demand for new
line 1t will come without subsidies. To
force It's appearances BY subsidies is to
throw away good money. The United
states will probably derive most4of the
The Minneapolis journal., 1902-07-29
LAS THROUGH A GLASS DARKLY, PER-
'CY." MURMURED THE GIRL, DREAM


His glance fell upon white 1ettered sign
on the window opposite, He -chuckled. by
Joye! see It all. cousin. He is your con-
quest across the way, who probably 1abors
under the impression that you are Miss How
,ard-thus are my 1aurela stolen from me.
He Is standing in the window over there now,
waiting, most likely, to see how you take
his deep laid plot" .-.
:, who? Conquest! I have no"-began Miss
Davidson innocently, but she flushed pinkly
all over her pretty face aud stopped short
under Jacks amused scrutiny. .
Now, 10, dear, don't try to fool your Uncle
Jack. It's my. private opinion that every
woman's heart is Marconi receiving appar-
atus that registers faithfully every answer
to her own charms"
"Jack!' This time the tone was indignant.
"You couldn't think I'd firt with a stranger -
"Never, my child You misread my meta
phor Well, I'll let you answer the letter
Tell him Faint heart ne'er won,' etc. he
The Minneapolis journal., 1902-07-29

that conditions have changed within the
past four years and that some OF the rates
OF the existing tariff law might be nodi- :.
fed hereafter, without injury to Ameri-
can ienterests-" That was the belief and
doctr inc of MCKINLEY. 1t Is the belief Of
the r r,epublfcan party to-day. And the
mod dthcations must not be put off to q
very distant date, either.
The Minneapolis journal., 1902-07-29
The NonpEareiI Man ].

Casually Observed. :

A Freeport, Kan, man fell dead while turn.
lng clothes Wringer for his wife. We contend
that this is the most glorious death that has
occurred on the free soil Of Kansas. f.
The water is SO wet in Iowa this year that
the hired girl has to strain 1t to do the
washing. -
A typographical error made the noon edi-
tfon announce yesterday that .tMr. Crooked
had just come In from Chicago" My good
ness. isn't that family already sufficiently
represented here? ,,l . s.
The Kankakee Valley, { ILL.,. Telenhone
sprung something on the cont1ding public
that deserves reprobation. 1t said:
There are probably few il any homes in this
community In which there isn't at least one
pure wholesome face, which beams down be-
Ta's hna no on 1aG Of the nonse
Worry and haunt us. When the husband
comes home drunk that one calm face offers
no remonstrance. When sickness OF death
is still undisturbed. Through Joy and sorrow,
amid the diversties Of wealth and poverty.
at the solemn midnight hour. or when the sun
shines brightly in the high heavens, that
benediction-the same to-day, yesterday and
Tomorrow. It Is the face OF the clock.
If the clock catches that editor 1t will have
an excuse for striking one.
The lady Bishop Potter is to marry has s2e.-
ooo. 600. And the bishop does not seem TO
care.
The bamboo is; said to grow two feet In
twenty-four. hours. Our cucumbers are out
after this record
Colonel Ames promises a 'shakeup.'' For
real genuine shakeups. wait until Captain
Fltchette starts to clean up. the city
When Lord Hopes estate was looked into
a claim for $4,000 from his ex-wife, May
Yohe, was discovered. If we had Mays nerve
we would start restaurant with nommer
for cashier.
Chairman Griggs OF the democrat cam-
paiEn cOtnnitttee, has sounded the keynote
OF the democratic contention on which the
congressional election contests will be fought
out. He charges the trusts with harsh usage
OF the American people, in that being pro-
tected by the tariff, they sell goods cheap
abroad and high at home.s This would have
The Minneapolis journal., 1902-07-29

~ When an army officer has to spend $75
for head gear and about. $500 for uniforms
it is time for the introduction of little
republican simplicity into: the army. At
this rate it will not be long before an
army officer will be expected to have
private income-as In the English and
German armies.
The Minneapolis journal., 1902-07-29

Mark Hanna makes good friend. Fl
q frtepd of his is in a Cuban prison or
about ITO be hanged In Central America,
Mark Doesn't forget him. In fact, Mark
is coming to be considered q pretty good
friend OF all Americans. -s.. r..
The Minneapolis journal., 1902-07-29

people of this district desire to vote away
their birthright by sending free-iron com
gresham, they will be closed very shortly
after the primaries.
Captain ]. R. Randall, Captain Ray T.
Lewis and S. H. Eekman. all Of Duluth. ara
republican candidates for the house in ths
fftieth district.
1t is said that the Blue Earth county house
delegation, George w. Norman, Nils NyQuist
and George r. Wilder, will all be candidates
for denomination. The trio did not make
much stir. until Mr.. eNyquist got stirred up
and the day for the dogs last winter, but
their records are clean and Blue Earth might
do great deal worse.
: The Gary Graphic drops gentle hint as to
sentiment in Norman county in the following:
W. F. Street of Bemidii wants the republic
can nomination for state senator from the
sixty-hrst district, in spite of his frantic fght
in behalf of the Northern Securities company
and his opposition to Van SAINT. Not with
us, William! Recede to the tall pines.
The latest move of the St Paul democrats -
to bring out John Wagner for congress. What
a vindictive lot that O'Connor crowd must be-
Charles B, Cheney.
The Minneapolis journal., 1902-07-29

2 At any rate, a contest FOR the repub-
:lican nomination to congress has its good
features. It is giving Minneapolis dig
nlneo' instructive discussion of public
questions. 1t puts something else into
the primary campaign aside from the se-
ductive handshake. the obtrusive Htho-
graph, the httering card and the good
fellow idea. ~ t.> IT,. F
The Minneapolis journal., 1902-07-29

. South Dakota boasts that It produces
more wealth per capita than any other
state in the union. IF that is so, the
bumper crops Of this year will greatly
increase in its lead. Both North and
South Dakota are bound to profit greatly
by this prosperous year. Good land in
those states will not long be without pur-
chasers. III: .-.- -. ..r.a =,
The Minneapolis journal., 1902-07-29

The Chicago Post is ''onto'' the argu-
ment that because Mayor Ames is a bad
mayor the primary election system Is
bad. II that argument is the best the
enemies Of the system have, Its friends
The Minneapolis journal., 1902-07-29

All railway lines entering St. Paul now
use the union station there. The tend tend
ency in Minneapolis is for evergline 3. to
have a citation Of It's own, and two II pos
sihfe sa.- s52-: IT,.
The Minneapolis journal., 1902-07-29

There's a six-mile strip in - Central
America that will soon forget what revo-
lutions are. That Panama canal strip
will be an object lesson in the arts OF
peace and the folly of endless civil war.
The Minneapolis journal., 1902-07-29

In decade 18511860 Irish Immigration 352 per cent
and in the preceding thirty 423
percentage for the periods respectively
decade ago rs per cent Of immigrants came
northern and western Europe Now only per
from there decade less than per cent came
from southern and eastern Europe, so per cent.
The Minneapolis journal., 1902-07-29
Copyright, 1902, by the S. S. Mcclure Com

Copyright, 1902, by the S. s. Mcclure Com
will you look at that?''
| Miss Davidson swung around on her swivel
chair and held an open letter toward 'Kath-
crime Howard, editor woman's page known
In private life as Jack Higgins.
He took his feet down from his desk and his
cigarette from his mouth, which small in
ctyilities lose their impoliteness in the good
chumship of newspaperdom, even If he had
not been her cousin and privileged, and read
aloud:
New York, Oct. Z.
Dear Miss Howard Will you please advise
me through your valuable column-whfch
read daily with much pleasure, how can pos
sibly obtain an Introduction to a most at
tracttve young lady in the office across the
street from mine? 1 am sure she is good and
bright and lovable from her looks, which
study surreptitiOusly from my window every
day. But seeing through glass darkly is
near and yet SO far. I am a young jeweler
OF N-father left me good business Yale
graduate of good family and honorable inten-
tions,g but how can l let her know all this?.
She is not the flirting kind, and might wait
years before finding mutual friend to in
49,, -Percival R. C.
''Uh-huh,' - grunted "Miss Howard" putting
new life into the dimning light of his Turk
ish, like -scads of others we get, isn't it?"
But do yon see the address OF that import
I ing hrm?''
Lesson & CLIFFORD, DIAMOND IMPORT
J. B. Lesson. P. R. Clifford
Fifth floor, Center Building, New York.
Locks familiar Jack ruminated, gazing
thoughtfully out into the smoky side street.
The Minneapolis journal., 1902-07-29

CHANGES OF ADDRESS "
Subscribers ordering addresses OF their
papers changed must always give their
former as we'll as present address.
The Minneapolis journal., 1902-07-29
COMPLAINTS

Subscribers will please notify the.
Office in every case vvlhe1se their pa~
pera are not Delivered Promptly,
OF wllen the collections arc mot
promptly madA-
The Minneapolis journal., 1902-07-29

All papers, are continued Until an ex-
plicit order is received for discontinuance,'
and until all arrearages are paid. !.
The Minneapolis journal., 1902-07-29

Here is interesting percentages the
United States for 1900:
Per Cent Total Immigrants.
The Minneapolis journal., 1902-07-29
nav 10 rnnnm
THE ORE ROAD The FaribauN Pilot
opens up 4 new box
MERGER AGAIN. = OF campaign ammuni-

the administration In the following:
The United States Steel company is com
monty reported to have obtained control of
the Duluth & Iron Range and the Duluth.
Mesabe & Northern Railway companies ana
consolidated them. These two railways were
formerly competing parallel lines. Yet Gov.
Van SAINT, the valiant antimerger warrior, has
not begun d campaign, nor intirnated that he
will begin campaign against the United
States Steel company for merging these two
competing lines OF railway. He has not In
yoked the strong arm Of the law to punish
against railroad merging.
The Pilot Is III error. Governor Van SAINT has
declared as vigorously against the one nler-
The Minneapolis journal., 1902-07-29
MINNESOTA POLITICS

HOW ABOUT THE, The Winona .Repub
lican and Herald, Con-
LUMBER TARIFF gressman Tawney,s:
principal newspaper
champion, devotes two columns to showing
that Mr. Tawney really stands for all the
things included in the Knatwold platform.
The article omits to mention Mr.. KnatvoId,s
plank declaring for free lumber y d,
The. Austin Register, another strong Taw-
ney paper, also accuses Knatvold Of stealing.
Tawney's thunder, and on the lumber aues-
tion remarks: .-.--... r., a.~.E =.
The question of ,free lumber will soon be
settled by reciprocity with Canada, which will.
result in free lumber in its broadcast sense.
The time Is past when the lumber interests
of the northwest need protective thrift"
Which one represents Mr.. Tawney,s views?
WH1TFoRD sPoILs The r.Journal,s
special from Hastings
THE DEAL. . yesterday Indicates a
-.... very recent change in
the plans of g. A. whitford. Not more than
a week ago he said himself that he was only
waiting to receive final assurance that Mr..
Heatwole would not run, In which case he
would become a candidate. He was evidently
summoned to Mortified to confer with the
congressman. with a view to being announced
as his choice, and it must be business rather
than political reasons which brought Mr..
he would not be q candidate. Mr. Whftford,s
decision mixes up third district politics worse
than ever &t.a.e - z.sts, ..a ~ 4.
Mr.. Whitford declined to say whether the
congressman had decided not to run It is
evident that Mr.. Heatwoie Is holding back
his formal announcement as long as possible.
in order that his organization may agree on
bis successor. j, r.
The Alexandria Post News munies its anti
Buchanan hammer long enough to indulge in
the following boost: IL
John p. Boobar, former private secretary to
Congressman Morris and now librarian or the
house at washington, is to have charge Of
II anything could tempt the district to nom
mate Mr.. Buckrnan, irrespectivs OF his per
sonaltty. 1t would be to have campaign con-
Quoted by John. It Is certain to be both
shrewd and novel, full Of surprises and spec spec
tacular effects, with enough laughter to re-
lieve the monotony and enough seriousness
to o. beht TT the e. occasion. s John is always orig
Of politics, for he is honest-strictly honest.
and honorable tn his methods. His choice
looks like eleventh-hour repentance on the
part Of his candidate.
DAY IS FOREMAN Frank A. Day. editor
Il OF the Fair1mont Sen
OF THE tinel, assumes active
1ss,1r = cronv charge Of the demo-
ISSUE FACTORY. cratic press bureau
sq. to-day. He is chair
man Of the press committee OF the state
central committee, and hence in nominal
charge Of the bureau. but he will de-
vote much OF him time to the work. He was
In st. Paul to-day comforting with Candidate
Rosing. Frank N. Stacy will assist him as
statistical expert, and John s. Pardee Of Red
Wing will continue to issue the Argus. the;
official organ Of the state democracy. Messrs.
Day and Stacy viii prepare supplement
sheets, bulletins aid folders for the use OF
democratic newspapers and campaign speak
ers.
The Minneapolis journal., 1902-07-29

A Freeport, Kan, man fell dead while turn
lng clothes wringer for his wife, We contend
that this is the most glorious death that has
occurred on the free soil OF Kansas.
The Minneapolis journal., 1902-07-29

The water Is so wet in Iowa this year that
the hired girl has to strain 1t to do the
washing. - r.
The Minneapolis journal., 1902-07-29

When Lord Hopes estate waa looked into
a claim for $4,000 from his ex-wife, May
Yohe, was discovered. If we had Mays nerve
we would start restaurant with rnomrner
for cashier.
The Minneapolis journal., 1902-07-29
1EsoN & CLIFFORD, DIAMOND IMPORT

]. B. Lesson P. R. Clifford.
Fifth floor, Center Building, New York.
Locks familiar" Jack ruminated, gazing
thoughtfully out into the smoky side street.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1902-09-11
Sdul.8eb6rSe.

DaS 2ebrer Gomits bereitete am Won,
tag Abeno ben anoersn MiteIieoern eins
Iei@ts neberraiduns, inbem "a pOrfblug,
bab Srau Mnna @ufid oils Shpdnssbe.
amtin ernannt tperben foQe, um Dem
reeelmdbisen 8eamten bu bsIfen, bic
i&pdnsenben S&uIiinOer su contrOairen.
Sc CAB iih suerf OppOlition funb. bod
3ulsbi tpurbe bic Srau nit einem @ebaIi
bon $40 monatll1 anesfeIi. SauItaib
@pnon bemerfte in B%srbinbune nit Der
Sa&e, baB tpsnn bic 8sbbrbe 70 fort.
made, 10 tpdrbe cine ipsiters 8onbaus,
sabe nddftes 5ttbiabr p5tbis fem.
Webrere RefBnationsn, grnennunssn
unb 8eriebunssn purbsn poreei&luesn
unb befidtiet unb bas Salair bon SRI.
anaeIa 8Iewitt, @sbdlfs. 8ei1nenIebre.
rim, bon $40 uuf $50 srbSbt. Drsi on,
beren 2ebrerinnen nab cine 3ulaes bon
So erlaubt.
Gin tui&tieer 8uri&lne tparb esmodt
uno beitdtiet, nemlid baB in 8utunfi
feline 9srion ala 2sbrsr in Der Soai6ule
ernannt perben iol, auseenommsn ls
bat in elmer nnipsriitdt ooer @oasss bon
%anertanntem Werib ibre Siuoisn abss.
!eet. @ontroasur Gofislo pirb in Gus
funft 81 900 anfatt 5000 ais S1ab.
meiftsr Der 8sb6rbe srbaIten. ba feline
Arbeit ~bebeutenb suBenommen bat. Als
Gr6itett flr ben glnnsr sur Sohs
ihule tpurbe O. 81. Gbeion ertp6bIi.
3ulest purbe bei&lOHsn. feline Sddler
bon 9adaipanna SOtunibip in ben bisii.
gen S6uIen a%nlunsbmsn, bis bisieIbsn
m 8orauS sl5 bsbabIt buben.
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martinique ofenbar benz iluters
aana aeipetht.

SIN 9Oint q pitrs, @uabeIoupe, ia
man oassmsin ibsrssust. bnb bic Snisl
Martinique 8dnsIidem I%ntsrsnnse ees
rsibt 1T. unb bnb @uabeIoupe, mem
Martinique in ben bodauffp rlbsnben
Woeen Oes Deans bsriinit, bon elmer
Seit6rsnoen Sprin9flutb heimesIudi
peroen pirb. aae @si&dfte ftoden aui
@uaoeloupe ; nur treniee 2dben Iino off
fen unb tpenn ni&i nod siniee 2sute bort
dber etpaB mebr Wuib p~erFaaten aIs bic
WebrsabI, bann tpitben Sunberte bort
9unasrs terben. oa is einen nod f&rsd.
lt6eren Fob fiitGtsn. Sc tpirb bsridiei,
bab ith Der aratsr bes Wont 9eIee mil
iebsm neuen Nusbru1 erpeitert, unb bab
er isbt fdon cine %upesbsurs ausosbnune
bat. Norne 2acro'r. cine 8sreipibe, bic
bisber bimmelbO& rusis, il bsrsiis in
ben arater eefaaen uno bon ibm Der.
ldluneen tpprben. Gus BEN S&Iunbe
eTbeben ii6 Slammsn unb &au& 70 bod,
oaB man ibr Gnbs niht isbsn Tam. DeS
Ra6is f6eint 60, oils Oh Rom Wiont Ye.
lee cine Sduls eIabsnben Giisns sum
9immsl emporra8t. Das game 2ano
bel Fort be STRANGE il nit iisfsr Ni6s
bsbsdt.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1902-09-11
staot rmo Gountb.
ilniere Sslspbun RUNNER 1T 1885.

: @cnsrsbmann gonnsl mar ssftsrn
76 Sabre alt.
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bot ft4 bancroft sriIdrt 8srbinbIi&.
isitsn $4,000.
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reiiors bsr DfentIi&sn @srfe, fiarb am
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tpanna Abenus fsisrts am Noutas gbsnb
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ger Mdnnsr&or battsn ii6 su ber 5sisr
eineefsat.
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Strabs ipurbe SamFas slbsnb eeIessnt'
LID feines 90. @eburtstaees bon elmer
srOben Sdaar Srsunbsn iberrajHt unb
als anbenisn NIT sinem bdbi&en S&au.
isIitubI bsi&snit.
= Die 8ermibIune bon SRI. 2sbia
2utber nit Ssrbert 6. @arnsr bon
@rssn Ribse 1T auf ben 8. Dftobsr an.
s~silnbi8t. Sic tpirb in Der @obnune
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9utbsr bon Hor6 Stirling apenue, itatt.
fnben.
- Yin BEN Globe @arebouie in 10,
ebsn cine nsue Sront aussbrn&t tporben,
bic NIT bamit psrbunbensn Bsrbeferuns
gen $1,000 iOfets. Die neue Sroni
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srbbten gusfsaunss > Senfer in Der
Stabt.
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sinsm Sunfbdnblsr bsrfaufsn poltsn.
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fa&te einen 8ranb, Der iebo9 eel5i&t
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lang anri&tete. Gin Glarm bon aahsn
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STEELE.
Die Scranton Woo6 @oriine
@ompanie an psnn sbenue Bat fGpn
felt GINGER Ssit ben 8strisb sinsefsat
une tpiro nunmsbr ednsli& aufasIBfi
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cine @ntiadbisunsstIass fur s25, 900
eintra8en.
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rem ais @sbilfs . Nadtipd3ter i'm @s.
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tens btbeiIune i'm Soref Siq Srisbbofe
bserbiet. Mart mar Elm sbrsnpon emit.
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battle feline ibsrIsbsnbs Bsripan6ts nod
intime Sreunbe.
- 9sesn ben sIei&sn Wonat i'm BOT.
iabre seiesn bic ginnabmsn bes bieiesn
S~nlanbftsuer gImtes fur sIuauff sinen
bsbeutenben NbfnI, benn in 1901 tpurben
insesiammt Sl59, 1856 so e%ineenommsn.
i'm letten Nonat absr nur s75, 929 80.
Die Abnabms III ibsiIpsiIs ben nusfals
lenoen 9ritesfteuern. isbod meifsntbeils
BEN %berrinesrtsn @onfum bon @ettdnfen
unb Gisarrsn ,usui&rsibsn. bur& ben
Streif bsruria&t.
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Nrih Mesonbt. Der wObIbeionnt,

Srib @seanbt, Der tpObIbsfnnnts
SuffHmieo bon go. 1913 Tuplor abe'
nue., farb Disniias Naht nod iurSer
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teuie Nadmitias 8 ubr i'm 9unmors
6risObOfe.
= Die GrpIoiion sinss DeIofenS in
Der Wobnune bon Srmes Wilion, 3Sl
Retp Vorf Strabe, peranlabte Beitern
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bon ginbredern beimseiudt. tuel&e in
bas Poffamt unb ;ipei 2dben e%inbraneen.
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ni&ts erIunst. ipdbrenb Gus BEN 8lib
uno CUNT 2aoen SO 8aargelb, Elm paar
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- Das repubIiiunif6s County @Omits
orsanifirte fi6 am Samitae bur& bic
g~rtpdblune foIssnber 8samten: 8orfi'
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@ampasnearbeit MAIDEN.
= Yin Der @de bon @pomins gp,nus
unb Spruce Strabs, mo fdon frdbsr ipe'
gen Der ~iumpfsen Natur bes @IunbeS
ii& Senfuneen ereienet baben. III Nn'
fanes Der Wede tpieosr cine Sentune
bsmsift tporbsn. bic cine Der 9uupir6bren
unb anbsre @afsIlsitunesn BART. Ser
S@aben in iOfort tpieoer reparirt por'
ben. SIR bic in Der Radbari6afi fte'
benben @stdube srihirt nidt bic eerinsis
@sfabr. ba ite ale auf ioIiben 6unou.
menten ruben.
= Apotbsfer Ssrr 8arI 86mpsI ere
bielt Ietie @ode sinen Brief bon
Dsuii@lanb. Der euns ridtie aOreiiirt
mar unb nur ben Hamen ,.Scranton''
nidt entbieIt. Die 6olee tpar, bab Der
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