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The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1902-05-07
MISS SIMS EHTERTAINS
Miss Ruth Bryan, OF Los Angeles,
Is the Honoree.

The people of Waxahachie We're
entertained yesterday afternoon and
evening In most gracious manner
by Mrs. f. w. Sims and daughter,
Miss Minnie Sims, at their beauti-
fuI colonial home on Brown street,
the event being in honor of Miss
Ruth Bryan, of Los Angeles. Cal.
Miss Bryan is very charming
and unassuming young lady who
added greatly to the pleasure of all
who were so fortunate as to meet
her.
From $50 to $3.50 In the afternoon
between seventy-five and one hum
dred ladies called at this hospitable
home to meet Miss Bryan, all of
whom received a most genial greet
ing.
During the evening the entire
house was thronged with young men
and young ladies, who, with one ac-
cord voted the event an ideal one,
The house was exquisitely deco
rated with wild smilax, and carna-
tions and roses were very much in
evidence In every room. The re-
freshments consisted Of the ever
welcome nectar, cream, angel food
and salted nuts.
Those who assisted Miss Sims in
entertaining her guests were as fol-
lows:
Misses Bryan, of Los Angeles; !;
Browning, Emma Davis, Fearis,
Hosford, Hawkins a Arnold;
Mesdames 5. II. Watson, ] L. Nc
Cartney, Geo. Coleman, Jack Beall +,
j. &. Siddons and j p, DHnaway.
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1902-05-07

foes, we are again united In frater-
nal love in the common interest of
a common country. can but say
God bless the brave noble boys that
wore the blue and the gray, they all
believed they were right. And the
man who for selfish ends would now
wave bloody shirt, should be
gagged and scourged. The water
cure' would be none too good for
him. j A. PAINE.
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1902-05-07
A Revelation,

II yop viii make inquiries ii will
be d revelation TO You how naany
succunb % kidney or bladder tron-
bies in one form or another. If the
patient il not beyond medical aid,
Foley's Kidney Cure will cure. Il
never disappoints.- For sale by b.
w, Fearis.
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1902-05-07
In the Courts.

In the county court Monday after
noon Ed Davis was fined $1,000 and
given one day in jail on charge of
theft.
Dave Edwards, unlawfully carry
ing arms, was fined 800.
In the district clerks s office the
following new suits have been filed;
Cattle Mitchell vs. ames Mitch
ell, divorce.
f. E. Underwood VS. Sarah Kirk
patrick, debt and foreclosure.
Phoeha Irwin ct al VS. Fidelity
Savings Association ct al, debt
NJ E. windham ct al Us Oliver Ii .
Windham ct al, partition
Sophia Briggs vs. Jim Sims, tres
pass 70 try title.
j. f.. Owens VI David w o wens
et al, TO remove cloud
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1902-05-07

Mrs Matte Lay, dress shaker, at
home BIB #. Marvin street, would
be pleased to have the ladies call,
Have long experiences in the husi-
ness. Satisfaction guaranteed 3t
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1902-05-07
Weather Indications.

Toni z b t and Thursday fair
warmer.
s. r. SHELLITO, Observer.
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1902-05-07

| Waxahaehis'wants us and we want
| Waxahachle. Ellis County Inde-
pendent Telephone Co. 80
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1902-03-14
REGENT IN TROUBLE
Spanish Cabinet Quits and New
One Is Hard to
Get.

Madrid. March 13-The premier, senior
Sagasta. today notified the queen recent
that the cabinet had resigned when m
formed that the resignation OF 1ile
finance minister, Senior Urzaiz, was II
revocable. Her majesty asked senior
Sagssta to form a new cabinet to in
Guide all sections Of the liberal party
but he declined to do So
The queen regent will now consult Win
the presidentes of the chambers, in the
hone Of finding method to secure a rep
respntative liberal ministry
The Spanish cabinet which resigned To-
dav was constituted March s. 1901, as
follows: President of the council, senior
Sagasta. minister of foreign AFFAIRS
Duke of Alamodavar; minister OF Jusuce'
MARQUIS Teverga: minister of finance
senior T-rzaiz: minister of the interior;
senior Moret. minister OF war, Gellelsit
Wevler. minister of marine. the Duke OF
Veragua. minister Of agriculture anu
commerce and of public works, Senior y u
lanueva: minister of education. count
ROmanOes- ~ in,
The queen regent Is anxious for Jhe ~
clusiou ia the cabinet Of representa- =
of the dissentient liberals, but senior %
gasta refused 10 act with them.
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Washington, March f3.-Late this
afternoon the work of harmonic
inc the conflict over Cuba rec
inrocitv had progressed so far that
Of conferees or arbitratofs'
representing the two sides of the con-
troversv. assembled to frame com
promise agreement. The meeting Iooh
Mace in the private quarters OF tne
I-avs and means committee room, win
Chairman Payne and Representa- ives s5
DaIzeU and Cannon present IN behdL
of the WAYS and means reciprocity ele-
ment. while five members Of the oppo-
sition. namely. Representatives Met
calf of California, Dick and Taylor OF
Ohio. Fordney of Michigan and Nor
ris OF Minnesota, acted as arbitrators
in behalf of the Republicans who nave
resisted the ways and means original
nIau of 20 per cent reciprocity for an
unlimited period
The conference lasted about two
hours. and was not productive OF hnai
results. an adjournment being taken
until . n. IN. tomorrow All the plans
of compromise that have been suggest
ed were reviewed, particularly tha'
limiting the reciprocity period unu
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1902-03-14
FAVORS OPEN SUNDAY
New York Reform 0istriC; AttOr-
ney Presents Arguments
to Legislature.

New York. March 13.-Di-trict Attor-
ney Jerome today sent to the legisla-
tuer brief on the excise question. He
gives fourteen reasons why the excise
bin sent to the legislature should be
come a law Some of these reasons
are:
Under democratic forms of govern
ment a law is not permanently en-
for cable by elected authorities where
large number OF persons in the To-
cality do not consider the act forbid
den as immoral I'm itself and are un-
willing to yield obedience to the law.
"In Greater New York there are d
large number of people who do no.
consider it immoral to enter q saloon
and take "a drink on sunday. New
York is a cosmopolitan city, and its in
habitants. being citizens and voters,
have a right TO have their wishes re-
spectcd and their tastes and habits
considered. whether they be foreign
born or natiVe-bOrn
The eject of the present law Is 20
do iTTCparable damage TO the commu-
nifty by tending to degrade those in the
liquor business and cause them to lose
their self-reSpect and their respect for
an law. The effect of the change will
be I'm the opposite direction.
An uncomfortable law as herein
above defined always develops black
mail. The erect on the community
through the debauching of the police
through the present law favoring
/ blaCkmdn is very serious.
After each O. his reasons Mr. Je-
/ rome gives an argument in support 0
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1902-03-14
DEADLOCKON CUBAN TARIFF
Abraors Are Named by Opposing Sdes-hey Talk Tor Hours
But Adjourn Without Reaching Compromise Agree
ment on Reciprocity Propositions.
!. 19O3. Beyond the discussion Of

Dec. /. 1908. Beyond the discussion OF
several plans, no action was taken
When the conference closed II was
stated that the discussion had been
along such harmonious lines that an
agreement seemed assured. Chairman
PAYNE and his associates seemed TO De
less. confident than the other conferees
that an agreement was in sight.
Prior to the meeting Of the arDi-
traitors. the element opposing the ways
and means plan. assembled to deter
mine on a course Of action. II was
decided to name five conferees instead
of three. in order to make the body
more representative Of the various sec
lions interested. It also was deemed
desirable not Ito give the conferees
final power to make terms, but only
to consider and report back This pre-
caution was taken in order that there
might be a full understanding or the
compromise plan by ali of those who
opposed the original ways and means
pian. Representative Tawney Of Min
nesota, who directed the contest at the
outset. was asked to go on the confer
ence. but he declined, and instead nom
I mated the committee Of FIVE, SUD-
! seauently named by the conference.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1902-03-14

Chicago. March 13--A second letter,
in the shape of a formal demand has
been sent to Secretary Of State hay
asking for passports to DR.. and Mrs.
Hiram W. Thomas to visit the concen-
tration camps of South Africa. Should
Mr.. Hay again refuse to act it Is stated
that the matter Will be taken to the
president. Should NJ Rooseveif ~
s55d 81. Ha&-s9zafal ~
made to Lord Pauncetote. te Gnu
letter to Secretary Hay is signed By
John o. Knight who was appointed
bv Governor Yates to arrange with the
state department for DR. Thomas mis-
sion
Peter Van VIissingen Of the Chicago
Transvaal league, said today;
IF the British government objects I'd
DIT. Thomas because of his well-known
nro-Boer utterances, we viii select
some one else. We have $4,000 in hand
and in Philadelphia there is $1,000 more
waiting. and all over the country 1t IS
the same In Europe there are many
who want to send similar relief
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1902-03-14

Washington March 13.-The resolu-
ton Of Representative Burleson o.
Texas. asking the state department for
information as to requests by Rev. Hi
the Boer. concentration camps, was or
ram W. Thomas to bear relief funds to
dered reported by the house committee
on foreign affairs today. As agreed TO
the resolution recites:
Resolved. That the secretary Of
state be, and he is hereby respectfully
requested. if not incompatible with the
public interest, 70 inform the house OF
representatives whether he declined to
comply with the request of the said
Rev. Hiram w. Thomas or any one
acting for him for passports, or TO ask
the British government for permission
for the said Rev. Thomas and his wife
or to lend his offices to secure, through
the British ambassador, a permit from
the British war office for them to visit
South African military concentration
camps for the purpose of distributing
funds raised in the United states Tor
the relief of non-combatant prisoners
A letter from Secretary Hay was
presented by Chairman Hit explaining
the circumstances Of the case
q q
vent speech denOUncing the course of
/ the administration relative TO the Brit
/ ish war against the South African re-
/ publics.
I've have ignored the rights Of those
| repuhlics he said and We have
traublcd 'upon tne law q nations IN Do
ing ii. We have an anglomaniac in tho
state department who could see moth
ing in the cause Of the Beers and ev-
| erytbing sacred in the unlawful pre-
/ tensions Of Great Britain tDemocr2tl 20
| anplause). Indeed, and in truth, at the
outbreak of this war every question oi
international law involved was decid
ed adversely to the Beers by the sec
I rotary of state. Every contention Iol
which they are fighting was cast asld'
and every unlawful assumption OF pow
or and authority asserted by Grea
Britain was confirmed.
And now it has come to pass, Whel
the walls of the suffering wives an'
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1902-03-14
RESOLUTION Is REPORTED ASKING
WHY CHARITY Is WITHHELD FROM Beers

children Of the heroic Beers are borne
to our ears by every gale, provoking
responsive chord in the hearts Of sym
pathetic people throughout the world,
and they are willing to relieve the SUI
ferings of these unfOrtUnates, that our
secretary Of state discovers some rule
Of international law that shuts the
mouth of mercy and palsies the hand
Of charity. Democratic applause).
Shame upon this farce! Shame upon
this hippodrOme by which the Ameri-
can republic is yoked in the compan-
fonship Of this infamous power and
made to seem to be a cOnservator Of
the brutal hand Of this conquering
army"
Representative Randall of Texas to-
dav introduced a joint resolution eX-
tending recognition and sympathy 10
the people and governments Of the
South African republics, appealing 70
the British government to cease hostil-
tiles and requesting the president 10
T tender the good offices of this govern
/ u7pnt
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1902-03-14
FAyORS RIGID EXCLUSION OF CHINESE

WASHINGTON 1The house committee on foreign s
w bill of Representative one
" man of continuing the existing chinese of
by
AZ NIcbi-E Kahn rigid having the endolL
Pacific menOers me Vote against NV
e nderstood to Ia to seven
, When laid aside there vas genera
with the Mitchel-Kahn DILL rha
Actual at the afternoon
exclusion sections were Lpo
approved also
preventing Iaborers from going to me ] Of the com
Ippines o
tee on the exclusion practically Dnstra-
the passed upon
the actont support OF the
details SO Chinese
aborers. 4oaar notice in the o
oher 10 'ne pe7 snip
subsi bill srbs5v or allowance herein provided
Lld for voyage
lin its crew ei'I'0
ed territory
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1902-03-14

Washington. March l3.-Mr. TAeaiis
local counsel for Mr.. Mealy, the Amer
lean citizen who is held under an order
Of court in Mexico for contempt has
submitted ia the state department
through United states Senator Nelson,
q long statement of the case from
Nsalvs side. which reflects upon
United States Minister lowell Clayton.
It is alleged that the minister has
miTeureserted the facts ln the case TO
he state department and that he is
Interested iu "a rival mining company,
which has affected MS a-titule toward
Mgalv and his legal fight with the
Development company. which forms the
basis Of the present action against
him.
To sending the papers to the state
espartment. Senator Nelson wrote a
long letter and referred 10 she accom-
rauyinE papers among which is an at-
atsvt u Spanish by Juan Earrera.
with an English translation. showing
she alleged connection of Ambassador
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1902-03-14

T. PAUL, MINI, March 13.-'Jim'
Younger wishes to marry. He
- cannot because legally he is
dead. hence is unable to enter into any
contract.
Younger submitted the question OF
whether or not he could we'd to Gov
ernor Van SAINT, who has looked into
the matter with surprising discoveries.
In Minnesota, man who is a life prls-
oner. is civiHy dead. The only way he
can make any binding contract in the
eyes of the law. is through the board
which paroles him, in this case the
state board of control. which is en-
powered to enter into a contract for
him. It is not probable, however, that
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1902-03-14

Senator Nelson Submits Charges Against the Representative Of Inc
United States in Mexico-Sad to Sacrifice PuO'C
Interest for Private Speculation

CLAYTON with certain mining companies
in Mexico. in which the Mexican gov
eminent officials also are interested.
Senator Nelson refers to WAT lie
calls the serious import Of the charges
and suggests the improperly OF d MN
lister from this country being a mem
Der of d large mining company which
is looking for fav0rs from the Mexican
government He says such a minister
will not be in condition TO protect an
American citizen against the encroach-
ments of a company in which many OF
the leading officials of the Mexican gov
eminent are interested.
He saws there is ~ Q as to conSulS
which does not allow them TO engage
i'm trade i'm countries to which they are
sent. and says that the necessity Tor
such a rule should be much stranger
i'm preventing a diplomatic officer from
engaging in speculative mining enter
Drises. The senator suggests G-at the
questions involved in the Mealy case
are important. especially as they afrect
the status of the minister TO Mexico.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1902-03-14
MCCORMICK SAYS THAT HE is WILLING

7 ANGELES Mccormick Of Salt Lake mas
Senator OF Washington
- position of secretary Of the interior IN Ffesloe
resignation
Hitchcock.
Mccormick aske he March II ne
= teegraphed Washington
be where ollo
another request
OF high
= further he would accept
said Mr. Mccormick is that senators
place ana
= answered I the president ofe { accent
asked w NC
he secretary OF the INTERIOR
hadar entirely responsibility
the president or anyone else
a
o. Mr. Mcornk beng IN ms
asked nm II ne "Ou Oep'
lace & G woreo
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The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1902-03-14
DEAD NAN WISHES MARRY
m Younger Deceased in the Eyes the Law Seeks Way to
Wed and Meets Many Queer Obstacles
Appeals to Governor

the three members of the board Of con-
troll separatelv or as whole, viii
agree to enter into a marriage con-
tract with any woman for the benent
of the paroled life convict.
The only way for Jim" younger to
become a married man in Minnesota IS
to get a pardon, which viii restore him
to the rights of a living citizen.
Another phase of the law is that
neither jim Younger or his brother,
Cole. if they establish any business OF
their own, as has been contemplated,
can be held for any debts which they
NAV incur. In his application to the
governor requesting information as to
his rights to marry. Younger said MOTH
ing regarding his proposed bride.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1902-03-14
ROBBERS DYNAMITE
AN ILLINOIS BANK

Joliet, Ills, March 13.-Six men early
today broke into the Exchange bank IN
Minooka, nine miles west of Joliet.
wrecked the safe with dynamite and
secured between $1,000 and $1,000 III
cash
Theodore Krine. who heard the eX-
blossoms. rose from a sick bed ard
went to warn A. K. Knapp, president
of the bank The robbers assaulted
Krine on his return. and left him
gagged. He was not fOu11 until rear
~ two hours after
The robbers took "a han1clr On tie
Rock Island road AMI went west.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1902-03-14
AMENDED BILL ON FORT DOUGLAS
RESERVATION FAV0RABLY REPORTED

AS altered. Senator Rawlins' bill pro
vides that the land adjacent to the ste
of the university. beginning at the
northeast corner of said site and run
Ming thence east ten rods, thence soutn
tn the northeast corner of Mount on
vet cemetery. thence west to the west
line Of the reservation, thence north 70
the southwest corner Of the site OF tne
university. excepting therefrom strip
of land five rods in width on the north
side of the Mount Olivet cemetery, 10
he used as a public road and Tor elec-
trio street railwAy. shall be ceded.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1902-03-14
Especial to The Herald0

washington. March 1S.-The senate
committee on military alldlts 'ooIe-S -
Plo,+.sfr, Iend within the Fort Douglas
e--tI;ts,-,- reservation, amended in ac-
llll,.5a,ce With the agreement of Sena-
80 poyv1ins and Kearns and Repre-
ee,tative sutherland, and in line Win
.,,,,l.os,s+ior, Of the secretary Of war
;-be contemplated Improvement OF Fort
ICa,,olas made il necessary that the OIL
as originally introduced should DC
amended.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1902-03-14
METHUEN Is RELEASED;
BOER LEADER To BE TRIED
Wounded British Officer is Well Cared for and
Turned Over to Friends.
Commandant Kznge the Other Hand Must Undergo Stern
Measures at Hands of Foes.
ONION, March l3.-The foll

oNDoN March Dispatch Pretoria 49, has
received fronI ordK
Il Kleksdorp today He is doing we'll
possible is
the commons
Telar ATarchl0 a.
added
E{aaly
Commandan krnge
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1902-03-14
HElNZE BUYS
ANOTHER LAW SUIT

Butte. Mont. March 15.-F. Augustus
Heinze has acquired of DIT Burdette
O'Connor. for the sum of $500 his s.
oa8Oo0 damage suit against the Anaconda
Mining company, tosether with ms inter
est iu the Copper Trust claim. O'COn-
nor has two suits pending against the
Anaconda. company for the alleged eX-
traction of ore from veins of the Copper
Trust
The Conner Trust claim is ten feet wide
Ar the base and seventy-five feet long.
tapering to point The claim is located
i'm slender triangular plot OF ground
between the lines Of the Johnston. Noun
train 10 bring down the prisoner
claims.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1902-03-14
DEMOCRATS DECIDE ON
NEW PLAN OF CAMPAIGN
Dsi0ooiogs and Tariff Are Expected to Be Issues
Of Congressional Fight
c,.,o, German Is Offered the Chamanhp-LeadeTs Are Con
fdent Of Success.

-, March suggestion of Senator DUBOIS tne Dem
81 A9 Committee rendered the chairman
" German Of conInItee Iea5I
Vfrgfnis caled induce MN TO accept
Cor7s has qehiile -7t''e' '
srfr Id gf ring
strong
conducting the campaign
may proposes . said the following plaH
-i-r-Ignore ]. Bryan
Abandon silver issue - -, conduct of
Tbi-5-Appeal country on the Ialll qNes'oi' anu
the Philippines. lietric+s in the
he campaign to the eon8esslohai uiSli 40
I'm states trusting hold the solid south
III Pennsvl
0f Representative Ran VI ''
l-s md Representative Grggs of Georgia
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; St petersburg. March IA
! sudden change for the worse has
: taken place in the condition OF
/ count Tolstoi. who has been III
= for some time past at Halta'
: Crimea. His weakness is more
, pronounced today and symptoms
= of pleurisy have developed
y His pulse is most feeble and
= frequently stops. The patient can
= not sleep and is in low spirits.
49, = = = = ?
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RWI TO GIVE UTAH PART OF ARIZONA
(special to The Herald.)

(special to The Herald) .o5.v .
: AsT4INGTON 13epresentatVe
Nv that portion Oh eh' ''7
W the the state OF Cl
that Jtah
nd exten
tin of The mountains convenient OF access TO O
= captalt Arizona.
! =
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1902-03-14

= London. March 13.-James Dick, I
, the so-calIed Rubber King, who I
= died at Glasgow March Z. be (
, queathed el00,000 for distribution
> among his employees and the bulk
> of the balance Of his fortune goes
> 10 charities. His cashier gets
: 5000; his cook. $4,000 and other 1
= domestic servants are to receive
, i'm the aggregate thousands OF Z
= pounds The clerks get from $500
= 70 $500 each
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SCANT HOPE FOR RHODES.

= London. March 1s.-Private ca ,
\ HES received here by friends OF =
= Cecil Rhodes lead to the belief ,
= that there is but slight hope for =
y his recovery.
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: New York. March 12.-AnG-eU car =
4 @ was The chief GUEST and nr.n- >
= .- speaker tonight at the seventh =
= a. l dinner of the Library club =
. 1T tHs subject of libraries for rural =
....-----llyes DE said.
= f--r near great deal about the I
! --- '.Ate al fiction Z have consid- 4
: ~ l-e case most carefully. Z would 4
a -.-.s oepFlve the lover OF books of his 4
= .=-..,.i- ANY sort of book. EXCEPT one I
= b.-..- exercises a bad influence. is I
= ---.' ln'1 no book But 7 believe 4
a .- -'s, q man gives his fortune TO I
= b5- H2raries he mient Go Weu 90 Z
= DID," IMAM thtee years
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49, = : ? = = q,
: CONGRESS TO QUIT JUNE 10. I

Washington, March 13.-Senator
Hale who is a leading member or
fhe senate committee on Sppr,9 in.-,s.-
800 and also Of the Republican
-.,.-;,,e~ committed today expressed Z
~ oninion that congress would DC
Drepared to adjourn for the season
; about June IT,
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