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Waterbury Democrat., 1902-12-31
BOARD OF PUBLIC SAFETY.
Voted to Recommend An 1ncsease of
 Pay for Detectives.

Voted to Recommend An Incsease of Pay for Detectives.
 l Commissioner Lahey occupied the post of chairman at the meeting of the board of safety held last evening. All the other commissioners except Taylor were present. 1t was short meeting. Nothing was done about the proposed new permanent firemen and 1t is possible that nothing will be done until the next meeting, if then. Gap tain Moore reported Callman William O'Donnell absent from duty on the 23d; Captain Heitman entered Sfmf- lar complaint against James Brown and added that he has already been before the board six times on charges Iof this kind. Captain Hull reportsd John Frederick absent from duty. The usual case was taken in each case l they were cited to appear before the board at the next meeting. John F. Johnson. callman at the Scovill street house, filed petition to be appointed on the permanent force and Patrick M. Courtney filed petition to be ap- pointed on the call force. Timothy Griffin, callman at the Burton street engine house filed petition to be placed on the permanent force. Grif- fms petition was not signed by him and in this connection Chairman La hey remarked was it not customary for such applicants to appear before the board with the petition and sign them in the presence of the board. Some of the commissioners thought 1t would be good thing if such was the rule, but it developed that such was not the custom, supernumerary police- n dn to refer Griffin's petition back to him so that he could comply with the rules. A bill was received from Dr John F. Hayes for services rendered Will jam Reilley of the Burton street house. This was surprise to the board. They did not know that Reil- ley had been laid up, but it transpired that while on duty on December 12 he cut finger on his left hand and Dr Hayes put three stitches fin it, besides attending him from the 12th to 29th. Reilley was not excused from duty meanwhile and Captain Moore report ed the matter to Chief Snagg only in q verbal form. After some discussion, during which it transpired that this was tIfe first case of it's kind, the bill was returned to Chief Snagg in order to give Captain Moore an opportunity to properly report the matter. -~
 A bill from Dr Poore for attending Policeman John Brearton also evoked good deal of negative discussion on account of the form in which it was made up and presented. This bill, however, was recommended paid. It was voted to recommend to the board of finance an increase of twenty cents day in the salaries of the three detectives.
 Further than approving q the in- evitable bills and pay rolls this prac- tically closed the meeting.
 Chief Snagg reported that he had $500 left over from the appropriation for his department and he suggested that the old wagon of Company ? be repaired. Commissioners Hardie and Beach with the chief were appointed committee to carry out the sugges- ton.
 The new hose wagon is expected here next week.
 The board then adjourned.
Waterbury Democrat., 1902-12-31
FIRST ALUMNI BANQUET.
Graduates of St Mary's School Had
 Reunion Last Night.

Graduates of St Marys School Had
 Reunion Last Night.
 The first annual banquet and dance of the St Mary's School Alumni asso- citation was held in St Patrick's hall last night and was attended by about l5O members of the alumni and invited guests It was a delightful affair and was thoroughly enjoyed by those pres lent, all of whom were unanimous in expressing the wish that 1t would be made an annual event.
 The Rev W. J. Slocum was present and made a brief address, in the course of which he urged the members of the alumni to be eyer credit to the school |and the religion under the auspices of which the school was established. Father Slocum referred to the good in- |fuence which the Sisters have over the pupils and continued as follows: M
 Il want these influences of your life lat St Mary's school to last to that ex- tent that you will cultivate those reso- lutions you have formed in your school days in matters of faith, morals, and i'll all that stands for right in the state and in domestic life. want every one of you to become a persona1 mis- |sionary, and try to bring your former companions into these gatherings. It does me good, as we'll as all of you, to be here tonight. There is an inesti- mable value connected with such re- unions. And I firmly believe that the parish and the entire diocese will have the greatest cause to thank those of you who organized the alumni associa- tion.''
 The banquet was of an appetizing nature, the various courses being of the best. It was finely served under the direction of Maroney & Mulcahy of the Broadway hotel. Edward B. Me Ell1gott made charming toast mas ter. The toasts were all good and were well handled by the various speakers. During the evening selec- tions were rendered by Bergen's or- chestra and after the banquet dancing was enjoyed.
 The toast list follows:
 ,. To Our Honorary President Rev W J. Slocum, John CoyIe: Alma Mater, w. E. Monagan: To the Sisters of Charity, Anna R. Keenan,; To Our Clergy, Miss Katherine Kilrnartin; To Our Alumni, Miss Mary Conroy; toast master, Edward McEl1igott. The arrangement committee was composed of William J. Ryder, chair man; John Coyle, John Gaffney, George Donafrue Misses Jennie Gull hane. Nellie Calvin, Nellie Bowling and Anna Keenan,.
Waterbury Democrat., 1902-12-31
Three Killed Tn Railway wrecl

QUINCY, Ind, Dec. 31.-Ins the wreck of through Chicago-Louisyilie freight train on the Chicago, Indian apolis and Louisville railroad (Monon) here Engineer Albert s. Barker, Fire man Joseph J. Eglen and Brakeman Hiram Perry were killed, and the en- zine and eighteen cars loaded with hogs and cattle were piled up in a ditch. A switch lock had been broken, supposedly by tranps, and the switch turned. The train was what is known as the meat train and was loaded with live stock, meat and beer.
Waterbury Democrat., 1902-12-31
Castro Answers Today.

CARACAS, Dec. 31.-President Cas- tro has arrived here. At 3 o'clock in the afternoon United States Minister Bow en called upon the president and com municated to him the recommendation that the issues between Venezuela and the allies be taken to the international peace court at The Hague. Venezuela s answer will be received today. The vic- tory gained by the government at Bar ouisimete argues for President Castro's continuance in power.
Waterbury Democrat., 1902-12-31

No Contracts With Coal Consumers.
 PHILADELPHIA, Dec. 31. - The sales agents of the Pennsylvania Rail- road company anthracite coal compa- nies have met and decided to continue the present circular prices during the month of January. The sales agents also declined to renew any of the ex- hiring contracts with large consumers of anthracite, which action will com pel all consumers to purchase coal in the open market. It is expected that the Philadelphia and Reading Railway company will take similar action.
Waterbury Democrat., 1902-12-31
THEY'RE AFTER MARK MURPHY.
Utica Hibernians Will Not Tolerate

Utica Hibernians Will Not Tolerate
 Burlesque on the Irish. t@s
 Utica, Dec 31.-Many of the members of the Irish race in this city have been reused to indignation by one of the acts being performed at the Orpheum theater, local vaudeville playhouse. The act is entitled the "ISing and Queen of Irish Comedy" and is rem dered by MT and Mrs Mark Murphy. The local Celts consider it burlesque on their nationality and have registered a vigorous protest against its further performance.
 F. J. Keenan, county president of the Ancient Order of Hibernians, last night addressed a communication on the subject to local newspaper andits publication has created sensation and incidentally widespread discussion. Referring to Murphy's vaudeville act, lAe says: .---.-. a Oneida county and voicing the openly expressed sentiment of the 100000 good and true citizens of the United States, who, by their authorized delegates in convention assembled. have, with one voice, declared the low Irish com edian' can no longer be tolerated by Irishmen and their descendants; in the name of everything that is manly In Irish-American manhood. and in the name of common deccncy which this actor, by some of his actions and some of his lines, places in jeopardy, I pro- test against his antics being accepted by the public as typical of even the lowest type of Irish character. His dress and makeup, his whole act from beginning to end. is an insult to the intelligence of every man and woman of Irish birth or descent in his audi ence."
 The action of the theater manage ment on the matter is awaited with in- terest.
Waterbury Democrat., 1902-12-31
ca.. Aao,n.t Mascagni pf.missea.

CHICAGO, Dec. 31.-Sfgnor Mascag- nj. the Italian composer, was arraigned in court here on charge of embedding s5 900 from his former manager, Rich ard Heard of Boston. After hearing both sides Justice Hurley immediately dismissed the case. The courtroom was filled with Italians who applauded wig orously as Mascagni, thankful anS smiling, left for his hotel.
Waterbury Democrat., 1902-12-31
H0LlDAY PERFUMES

We are showing very fine line of the LazelPs Perfumes in fancy pack aees and in bulk. Packages 25c up. Bulk goods 30 and 75 cents an ounce. Fitzpatrick's pharmacy, corner East Main and Wall streets.
Waterbury Democrat., 1902-12-31
nurned to Death while Asleep.

.OSWEGO, N. T., Dec. 31.-By the explosion of a lamp Mrs. Michael Mur- ray, seventy years old, was burned to death while asleep.
Waterbury Democrat., 1902-12-31
LADIES' HOSIERY AND UNDER
 WEAR.

HAMBURG EAIBROIDERIEs. Hamburg Edgings and Insertions.
 fine quality nainsook, value 15c yard, for tonight and Thursday 1Oc Extra Fine Quality Nainsook
 Edges, 6 to 9 inches wide, very fine work, all new patterns, val ' ue 39c yard,' for tonight and
 Thursday 25c
Waterbury Democrat., 1902-12-31
ren perrons nroyvnea.

MADRID, Dec. 31.-Ten persons were drowned as the result of the capsizing of q fishing boat off Ondarrer.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1902-02-27
GOOD woods FOR BRYAN.
Great Western Produce Journal Writes
Up Bryan al Length.

The KANSAS City Packer, In re-,
cent issue, gives Bryan "A two column
article In connection with the truck
growing intorrtts here. Following
are the opening paragraphs Of the
article:
Kansas city, Fob. -. Tho Bryan
fIeNnsl business league rs an enter.
prisiug body. n Is more. 10 Is com.
pO, cd Of men who are long-headed
! business men and who are willing to
put Uut q dollar a. advance the inter.
ests OF their county tBrazosl whcth-
rr the much abused dollar iu sight
come, back or not.
Recently the league published a 4
page circular, newspaper columns
iu width, iu fact miniature news.
paper, which they styled Circular
No. 3. Advice 30 Truck Growers. "
Sec'y W. 7. Connolly Of the Bruzos
County Truck Growers association
pre- pared the circular. +. W. Yea
ger, the veteran shipper Of Millican,
and McDuiI simpson, the we'll known
trucker, furnished large portion Of
the contents.
The circular is addressed to the
truckers 0f Bralos county and gives
them all the details as 10 culture,
lary a-tIug and packing the six crops
recommended by the association 10
Dee grown this season: snap beans,
.rucumbers, Irish potatoes, onions.
tomatoes aud sweet potatoes. The
expense of getting GA the circular
was borne by the Bryan Business
league. 10 contains no ads and the
men who footed the bills are I'M
known, save a. "a body.
The league has secured "a cauucry
to handle all surplus OF truck prod
uct- not suitable for shipping. This
Of itself will bee a valuable aid 10 the
gsowsrs ia getting good prices
throughout the season.
The Packer is little premature,
AZ least In reference % the caunery.
but We hope that It is prophetic. The
paper quotes at length from the cir
cular referred 10, which has already
boon published in the Eagle. and
closes the article with the following
comment:
The Packer is in receipt Of num-
Der of letter, asking for just the in
formation shown here, hence the
space given % the pointers in this
valuable circular sent out % the
Brazos truckers 20 help them plant
and ship % get best results. This
kind Of work on the part OF local
business men j. % boz commended.
II other localities were half ~ enter
prisiug. the good work would 20 on
by bounds.
The Packer referred also 20 the
excellent advice given the truckers
by Profs. Price and White Of the A.
q VI. college.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1902-02-27

W. VI. Burtis and wife Of Madison
. Willie wrr. here yesterday eu route 90
Frankfort, Texas.
shetland floss at Norwood's. u
Burt Norwood d, agent for the
fashionable and up-to-date New
Idea Patterns, 10 cents each. These
pattern, are guaranteed perfect IN iit
when cut according 20 directions ~
Mrs. l.. II. Tucker has returned
from Huntsville, where she visited
her daughter, Mrs John Y. Curric.
II good bread is what, YOU want.
and II YOU don't object % supporting
fir-f-rlnss home institution, call ON
The TsNa, Bakery. otto Bolhme,
Gl-f Proprietor.
House Wanted Fouror five rooms.
a. convenient 20 business part of
town as Ios,ibIe. Apply at this
office. 20
Evangelist James Collard and
wife arrived here yesterday and went
10 Wheelock, accompanied by Dr..
=. r. Collnrd.
Land for Rent - About % acres.
near corporation on tie Buchanan
road. See : VI. Derdou -
shetland floss az Norwood's %
Ivan Boyett joined the Hogan's
Alley company here yesterday and
will take the part Of the famous
yellow kid" Ivan 3, a bright young
man and will have 20 trouble BOO get
ting on IN farce comedy.
George aud Jim Donhoe, Dan Nc
liver, r.. l.. and n. B.,iustavus, Bob
aud Bill Allen. George Vaughn, Dick
Barbour, a. VI. Hin, W. x. Aiken,
j. :. shannon, ". y. Price, ". O.
Moore. Charlie Rogers, Jack Good
wyu and T.. +. Bowel were here
from Madison county yesterday.
Mr.. D. Brizzolari, an old and well
known citizen 81 jacksonville, died
At his home In that town Tuesday
night. Mrs. Julia Ivey, Mrs. Martha
Bailey, Mrs. Kate Bailey, Mrs. Liz I
lie Knapp aud Miss Josephine Bril- .
lolari, daughters Of the deceased. I.
came mp from Houston yesterday and .
went over Co jacksonville. accompa- .
MED by their brother Of this city.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1902-02-27
Old Methodist Church for Sale.

Sealed bids for the purchase Of the
old Methodist church building in
Bryan, Texas. will bee received by
the Board OF Trustees ldirectes TO
Ed Hall, secretary OF the board up
to aud including II M. Tuesday,
March -, 1879. The BOARD OF Trus-
tees reserves the privilege of reject
ing any and all bids. \ certified
check for $50 must accompany ench
bid. Building 20 be- removed within
81 days from date 81 awarding the
sale. All movable contents of the
building Is reserved.
=. VI. DEEuEN, Chairman.
L.. H.. -.-..t..-.. ~ ON
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1902-02-27
LOCAL NEWS.

Shetland floss AZ Norwood's. %
W. NJ Foster was ia the city yes
terday.
Fine let of Bazos bottom corn for
sale by Il. NJ. Gordon. rs
W. V. Hauway wa. here from Dali
La yesterday.
supt. Jack Harris Of the /. a G.. y.
spent yesterday in the city.
Por Sale - a variety " choice
chrysnuthcmums. Apply 20 Mrs VI.
II. james. '6
Judge A. G. Briotz went 20 Calves
ton yesterday.
DR.. John ;. Edge came up from
Houston yesterday.
For Reut-Roon iu the Smythe
building over postotiice. Apply 20
L. l.. McIuuis. %
Al. Holiday was here from Mil
licAn yesterday.
Mrs. Whrtrll returned from
Henruy yesterday and went 20 Nav
asota.
Fouud-A ladies cap, or jacket ou
the college road. owner may pro-
cure same by calling at the Eagle
office a.
Claim Agent ". J. Crowdor Of the
Houston a TeNn. Central was in the
city yesterday.
A big stock at ladies' welt sole
shoes, oyergaitors, felt slippers and
mems wool gloves and socks at
Norwood. 70
ID. G. lin and Henry Hodges
merchants ~ Rogers Prairie. were
hcre yesterday, aud Mr.. Hin went 10
Houston.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1902-02-27
CHATHAM. BROWN.

Mr.. Ralph X. Chatham and
Miss Beulah Brown were married
last night in Nava.ota at the home
Of an aunt Of the bride whom she
has been visiting the past week.
The young people stole march
on their friends completely, their
plans being unknown outside of
the immediate families until after
the groom left town Yesterday at.
noon on his happy mission.
The bride is a daughter Of DR..
and Mrs. J. T. Brown of this city,
and, during the residence of the
family in Bryan, has won her way
into the hearts Of large circle Of
friends She is also popular in
social circles at Hillsboro, Nava. /
sofa and Anderson, being related |
to we'll known families of the |
two latter places.
Mr.. Chatham il a son of the late
Col. r X. Chatham and was
raised in Bryan. He is bright
young business man Of exem plary
habits Of popular with everybody.
The young people will begin
life with the hearty congratula-
tions and best wishes of all.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1902-02-27
Hotel Arrivals.

= .
CP Scott. G Sonheld, New York ;
n ; Kohu, san Francisco; Jack
Harris. Palestine; Adolph Boldt,
Houston; M Campbell, san Anto-
MO: l. Weis, Chicago; Lizzie Davis,
III Dorado; Wv Hauwny, Dallas;
Bernard Baer. ~ Louis; : W Smith,
Waco; ~ Lee, Marlin; J + Astin,
Mumford; j II GOODWIN, Madison
Vile; Gus + Miller, Chicago; F \
CASTOR, Cincinnati; II B Bushnell,
~ Louis; V r Harrison, Waco; w
q Thomas. Mckinney.
TUCKER HOUSE.
II u Taylor. Houston; G w Della
ucy, Rusc. Houston.
CENTRAL.
W ID Hicks. Cross: ID r. Kelley,
Navasota: G. W Crowdcr, Houston
PC Hill Henry Hodges. Rogers
Prairie; Horace Selmau, e. w smith
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1902-02-27
H.NT-C. sCHEDrLE-

' os. and 7 are last Trains, stopping
My az principal stations.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1902-02-27
The FaIrest orer Ever Made

10 anyone runerlng with DysperslS
indigestion. Sour stomach. Heart
b-rn, take Rex dyspepsia Tablets Al
druggists are authorized by the manu-.
lecturers to refund the money in any
case they fail 10 cure. Price 50 CEN
per package Remember the ra.I'
Rex oyspeps,a Tablets. NJ X. JameT
the leading druggist, Bryan, Texas
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1902-02-27

ID. \. HOFFMAN has just received a
large shipment Of buggies and run
abouts. Call and see them next door
To his blacksmith shop. II
The Bryan gun club will have an
important business meeting at Henry
Rohde's Office this afternoon at 1
q o'clock.
Miss Jessie Busby returned TO
Navasota yesterday after visiting
Miss Mamie McCorquodale.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1902-02-27
Texas Bakery Booming.

The good bread baked 10y the Texas
Bakery iu their fine new oven, h.
gaining lot, of patronage tur the big
home bakery. The finest bread,
cakes, etc. baked la your town. The
salesrOom has been completed, aud
is commodious and neat. Call on
Otto for your bread. Cliff
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1902-02-27

Marriage licenses: 4. \. Trammell
10 Lulu Hin, Sonny Green 10 Re-
becca Waters, Taylor Brown 20 Liz
zie Stewart, George Stubbleheld 90
Pink Steptoe, Reuben Green 20 Mary
Robertson, J. W. Mathews 20 Annie
Brewster, r. X. Chatham TO Beulah
RrnMn.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1902-02-27
Sanitary Notice.

All persons draining waste water
from any source into the streets, cor
draining same oil through pipes in
such manner that DO runs into the
streets, are hereby notified 90 dis
continue IL at once.
% ". n. oliver. Health officer.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1902-02-27
Wanted to Buy.

\ small residence, with one or two
lots, located convenient to Main
street.. Price must be- reasonable.
VIII pay cash. Apply 70
y J. W. Bats.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1902-02-27

To Cure chlils or Malaria In 4 Days,
Take oulnoria. All druggists are au
lhorized 10 refund the money In any
case OF chills. fever or malaria Il fails
70 cure. Price soc per package. NJ.
"A. James. the leading druggist. Br. an,
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1902-02-27
In HALL, Secretary. 600

Some Of the handsomcst buggics,
ruuabouts, etc, ever brought TO
Bryan may be seen 40 ID. A. Hort
mans. n
Rev. W. G. Frilpy went 10 Nava-
sofa yesterday 90 attend the McCou-
nell revival meeting.
Mrs. Green Stallings arrived from
Franklin yesterday % visit Mrs.
Zrunatti
Hon. scott Field arrived from
Calvert yesterday.
The Marlboro democrat. [volume] (Bennettsville, S.C.) 1882-1908, 1902-04-25

Us " r. Tracy McGOllum of
SUI sumter spent Sunday In orG
town II.
regret to learn that Mrs.
u. C.# Everett lies very i'll OF hor
home in Hebron
Mr.. IL. @. Odom returned Sat
urday from q trip pover In Robe.
son county ;,f
Mr.. J. ]. Graham OF Red Bluff
was IN town Wednesday and
called
MIR. VIM Usher of Bethel sec.
ton was down Saturday with
some choice cabbage plants
Mr.. a. wv. Mcintyre OF Red
BluM was in town Monday and
called. No news In his section
Miss Loula Bannorman of
Tallahassee, Ella, is visiting her
uncle and aunt, Mr.. and Mrs.
j. A. Eaison
Mr.. and Mrs. Il. w. Coxc Of
McColl arc spending q fow days
incur town visiting her parents
Mr.. and Mrs. II. II. Draughon
Mr. Henry G. Cottingham Of
Smithyillo was down Saturday.
Crops Ill planted and gnrdons
beginning to show Off
CaptJamcs II. Coyington who
has been quite sick was ablo to
meet with the Board of County
Commissioners Friday
Mr. w. p. Brecden, Jr., loft
Tuesday morning for Charleston
and New York on business for
the Poe Dee Machine Co
Mr.. j. ID. McLaarin OF McColl
was in town Wednesday and made
us q pleasant call. No special
news in his section
MIR. Jamcs II. McKinnoii Of
Hebron was up Thursday evening
The cold weather prevented him
from bcing ahead this year on
cabbage
DR.. ]. l.. Napier attended the
annual convention Of s. G. Med
ical Association at Sgartanburg
Inst week. He is Still on tho
State Executive Committee
Mr.. A. j. Quick camo homo
Tuesday from q visit TO relatives
in Smithville. Ho says crops arc
planted but rations arc getting
scarce md with some tho liens
arc nearly out
The Marlboro democrat. [volume] (Bennettsville, S.C.) 1882-1908, 1902-04-25
Democratic Clubs,
Bennottsvlllo. s. G. April 10. 100

Bennottsvillo, $. 9. April 10, 1907
To tho Presidents and Secretaries of the
Democratic Clubs Of Marlboro County:
IN accordance with the requirements
|oi tho Constitution OF the Democratic
Party OF the state oi South Carolina,
You are hereby directed d 10 call
the Democratic Club OF your precinct TO
meet on the fourth Saturday in April 1000
being the 26th day Of the month for
the purpose OF electing Club Officers. a
member the County Executive Commit
tee and delegates to the County Conven
ton which meets At the Court House the
first Monday in May TO elect a County
Chairman, member Of the State Execu>
tive Committee and & delegates to the
State Convention, which meets III the
city Of Columbia the third Wednesday
in May. Each Club Is entitled 10 one
delegate 10 the County Convention Tor
every rs Names on tho club roll and one
delegate ior a majority traction thereof
The delegations are elected on the roll
basis and not the voting list at The laat
primary. Tie various club secretaries
will look up thelr rolls and have added
10 them such new members as desire To-
be enrolled /. IA s
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or SAL. K. J
TWO MULES and ONE HORSE.
Apply to j. NJ. JACKSON
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Clouds the happiness OF the home, but
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consultation or fainting and dizzy spells /,
she needs Electric Bi,ters. the most won. !.
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and happy Try i Only soc. guaran.
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