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Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1903-01-18

Mr.. ]. Blake Trescott superintend-
ent of the Pine City Electric company,
has returned from England. Whlle
there he became quite sick, and is son-
fined to his room.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1903-01-18

have made as to the cause, the pee
pie will also quit kicking Two things
deserving of praise are that there
have been no serious deraiments or
the Cotton Belt has had.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1903-01-18
NOMINEES NAMED
White Wins for Mayor, Toney for
Judge, Robinson for Treasurer
THE NOMINEES.

MAYOR-H KING WHITE.
CITY TREASURER-RALPH ROBINSON.
POLICE JUDGE-W L. TONEY.
ALDERMEN.
FIRST WARD-J. E. BOYCE
SECOND WARD-WlLLIAM NICHOl.
THIRD WARD-DR A. C. JORDAN.
FOURTH WARD-GABE MEYER.
CITY DEMOCRATIC CENTRAL COMMITTEE.
First Ward-J A. Frazier, w. Gabrah e. Fisher.
Second WardW B. Alexander, W. Young and A. Brewster
Third Ward-DreW White, D. c. Bell and m. M. Bruce.
Fourth Ward-J. A. Clement. N. White Solmson.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1903-01-18

Speaking of Jonesboro's town COW
reminds me that old piedy" is get
ting rather numerous on the streets
Of Pine Bluff, especially at night.
Where is the "eew catcher" and
what is that city pound for anyhow?
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1903-01-18

up and around from a long spell OF
rheumatism. He is much in need and
is a married man with family
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1903-01-18

The "Kicker' wants to impress up
on the minds of some of the society
people Of the city of Pine Bluff that
it is exceedingly impolite to enter the
opera house late, and by SO doing
disturb the whole audience and the
players and that it would not be so bad
if they did not quarrel with the ushers
because the ushers will net seat them
before the act closes. The ushers have
very emphatic instructions not to seat
any one during an act, consequently
they do not seat any one, and, besides,
the ushers are all gentlemen and would
know better. even though they We're
not instructed in regard to the matter.
The curtain in most show houses rises
at SIS p m. but the hour is $50 p.
NJ. here, late enough for any one to
get to the theater before the show
begins. little less dress parade i'll
the auditorium after the curtain rises
would be appreciated by the many who
20 to the show in order to see and en-
iov the show on the stage and not the
dress parade performance in the dress
circle.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1903-01-18

The convention opens Friday after
noon, January %. at D. m. 1t is ex
pectcd that there will be large dele
CATION in on that day and the conven-
tiCn will open with a rush. The open
ing address will be delivered by Geo.
r. CoXhead, of St Louis, at 7:30 p. N.
Friday evening. Mr.. CoXhead is one
of the most successful association
leaders in the south and west, or in
the United States He is at the head
of the second largest cosmopolitan as
socation in the world. Be sure and
hear him The meeting opens at 7:3o
Friday next.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1903-01-18

Mr.. Don Atkinson has resigned
his position in Mr.. L. B, Coon's drug
store
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1903-01-18
Y NJ. e.. A. FIAT TER 8
New Directory and Officers Elected
for Present Year

There will be a large mass mcctilg :
at the First Presbyterian church this
afternoon at 3 O'Clock. sharp Mr. j.
l.. ScOtteld, general secretary. of Little
Rock, and acting state secretary, will
havo charge of the meeting. Mr.
Sroticld is an enthusiastic leader, full
and a good meeting is assured Rev
w. y. kaino of Little Rock. will speak,
and he is man OF splendid speaking
qualities. being very forccfu and
eloquent speaker He has been inter
ested in mems work for several years
and is thoroughly eonversant with cv
cry phase of association work. The
double male quartette will lead the
singing, and will render some excel,
lent music. The personel of the quar-
tettc is as follows Mcssrs. Camp
he'll Fox, Rev. J. M. Hawlcy, Rev.
Frank Thompson, Mr. J. c. Mccoy,
tenOrs; Mr.. w. I. Early, Mr.. Henry
Roberts, Mr.. Harry Williams and Sec
retary George, basSes. The quartettc
have been together sometime now and
their voices blend nicely. A good,
hearty service by whole hearted lead
ers. Time, 3 O'Clock this afternoon at
the First Presbyterian church.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1903-01-18
CITY CENTRAL Committeeman

Fisher, 127
w T Young 265 A. Brewster 27S
White, C. Bell 235; M NJ Bruce 269
Fourth Ward-J A. Clement 144 Somson 30
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1903-01-18

The annual members meeting of the
local association met in the parlors
of the association building Friday
night The reports of the president
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1903-01-18
MAYOR BELL S FISH POND.
KEEP OUT,
II = y !: i; i

A thankful public would very great
ly appreciate the placing of danger
signals at various other ponds lakes
and bayous in the streets and avenues
OF the city. But some of those nasty
holes in the streets are going to be
filled with macadam before another
winter rolls round That's the reason
| have let up some in my kicks against
the abOminable streets in this town
The city council is pledged to improve
the streets, and Judge Phillips has
promised to fill several of the holes.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1903-01-18

There is much kicking because of the
latenGsS OF the Cotton Belt trains. and
the regular schedule upon which they
are running. have been inclined to
Kick about the same thing myself. be-
c"Ueo suppose | am somewhat like
H2HnT other peOple-when | can't
fnd anything else to kick at, take a
fcW Al the corporations. and you know
there is no corporation which is so
popular as a target upon which the
public exercises its hiHdle9s as the
railroad corporations The people
nave gotten used to that kind of
thing, and so have the railroads. There
is no real cause for the kicks which
are being directed at the Cotton Belt
"a account of Irregular trains. Dur
inG the rains of January ana Febr,l-
@r!, e.ery year the washOutS along
the Cotton Belt lines in the swamp
lands Of Missouri and Arkansas cause
much trouble and delay to the trains,
and when these unavoidable delays
come in those months the people
don't pay any attention to it. They
have grown accustomed to it, and
when thing gets to be an established
custom, then it becomes correct and
proper thing which is received as
matter CT fact, and not only does not
create adverse comment but creates
disappointment if it should at any
time fail to materalize at the proper
time. The rains came month and
half earlier this winter, and along
with them came washouts and injury
to the roadbed. The road overseers
were not prepared for this earlier
visitation of the damp elements, and
they were unable to cope with the
floods as they would have been had
they come at the usual time, when
the track crews would have been
organized and in shape to have quick
ly contended with any reasonable
The people should be thank
full. under the circumstances, that any
Cotton Belt trains are running at all.
Not in years has there been so great
a rainfall along the lines Of the Cot
ton Belt SO early in the winter as there
has been this winter. The whole
country from Camden to Texarkana
has been deluged for weeks, one hard
rain Immediately following another,
and the track crews have had more
trouble than they had ever dreamed
of before Superintendent Peck and
Mr.. Conlan deserve much credit for
their incessant labor day and night
to overcome the trouble and keep the
trains going. Mr.. Conlan says that
ot one time his continuous presence
was required and that for four days
and nights he did not remove his CLOTH
iug. The worst is now over and 1t is
noDed ;hat the trains will now be able
to make better time. | am going TO
quit kicking about irregular trains
until the rains are over, and feel
sati~fied. with the lucid explanation
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1903-01-18

The committee appointed 20 secure
entertainment for the delegates are
meeting with quite cordial treat
ment, and in a few days, it is hoped,
that plenty of homes will be secured
Those who can and will entertain
committee by 'phoning either Mr. J.
w Crawford, Mr.. l.. l. Politt or Mr..
J B. Trulock
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1903-01-18

On next Sunday afternoon the Le-
Marie band will give a concert at the
Elks thcatcr, beginning at 2: 30 All
mon in the city cordially invited to at
tend.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1903-01-18

Mr. Il ScofcId and Rev w p.
Kline. of Little Rock, arrived i'll the
city last evening. Thoy will stay here
al the week in tHc interest Of the
state convention to open here Friday
January 23
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1903-01-18

That was a great joke those young
ladies who were out in the tally-ho
Thursday played on themselves in
handsome style, and the Kicker" en-
joyed seeing them enjoying a touch
OF the merry side of politics, but the
dear girls also got touch of the
strenuous side Of it when the reporters
for the local paper began to chase
that tally-ho down to get a list of the
pretty maidens who composed the
party. | am told that they made the
telephones Jingle quite lively in the
newspaper Offices, requesting If you
print that list composing the party,
please leave my name out. Now, won't
yOu?' That's so kind; am SO thank
full to you. why do | want my name
left out? Well Ill tell yoll-well you'll
leave it out won't you?" THANK you
thank you. Good bye. Now you are
going TO leave my name out, are you ."
Thank you. l certainly appreciate
your kindness. Goodbye."
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1903-01-18

The dramatic critic Of the Alman-
ac says he's getting tired Of min
strels. Perhaps he wants three months
more of Daddy" Spooner's show?
"Daddy's' all right, but let us have
minstrel mixed in occasionally just
for a change
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1903-08-26
Youthful Store Robbers.

The Grocery store Of G. NJ Johnson,
on South Cherry street, between Sixth
and seventh avenues was broken into
last right about 10 O'Clock by crowd
Ci reggocs and robbed CT about s.
crth OF goods and $3.50 in pennies.
The noys pried the front door open
and were going through the store
wLer MI Johnson frightened them
eff. He was sitting on his front porch,
Int did not see the boys open the
door. He heard them, however, as
they knocked a box off a shelf and
went to Investigate. The boys scam
pored away before he could catch any
Of them. The police have been mott
fed and expect 10 capture the young
thieves today
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1903-08-26
IN DANGER.
Yachts Reliance and Shamrock in an
Electric Storm.


Electric Storm.
New York, Aug. pa terrible
northwest wind and electrical storm
struck Sandy Hook shortly after >
O'Clock yesterday and Shamrock Ill
and Reliance and fleet of a half.dozen
ine yachts. including the Erin. G. Oil
yer, Iselin's Sunbeam and the Here
shoff's Roamer, were in great dam
ger for a time.
The Roamer, which was dangerously
near Shamrock III, began to drag her
anchor, and despite the efforts to hold
ner drifted down rapidly. Suddenly
She swung against the Sunbeam, and
then, getting chance to start her
engines, managed to get away from
the danger line.
The Sunbeam, too, as the blow in
creased, later again began to drag, and
in moment went with a loud crash
against the seow, when almost com
menced to drift, and for moment
it looked as if the Shamrock would be
overwhelmed. Capt. Barr on the Sun
beam yelled to the ShamroCk's watch:
II we can't hold you'd better pun up
and drift away from us :
This they appeared to do, but lull
in the wind aided the Sunbeam to
hold for while, anu Tne wind began
10 decrease
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1903-08-26
aulty Fire Pug.

Last NIGHT the fire department wash
ed West Barraaue street from Main
10 Chestnut streets. The plug in front
Of the hotel Trulock was found 10 be
greatly out Of repair and had f be
worked with for some hours fore
the water could be turned eff at all. L
leaked gallons of water all night AID
was still running this morning The
water company was compelled to tusa
off the entire pressure for nearly half
an hour before the leakage could be
stopped This plug is on one Of the
principal streets Of tie city and its
being out of repair would be a serious
handicap in case Ct fire in that por-
TOR Of the city
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1903-08-26
FILED By ROSA SAMUlS AGAINST
ADOLPA SAMUELS FOR
SUM OF $4,000.
That Defendant and Others
Have FrauduientIy Conspired to
lnjure and Close Her Business.

Suit was filed in the second division
OF the Pulaski circuit court at Little
Rock Tuesday by Rosa Samuels
through her attorneys, Morris M, Cohn
of Little Rock and White and Altheim-
er of this city, praying judgment in
a suit for damages against Al0lph
Samuels and his son-in-law. Mr.. Solin-
ger, in the sum of $4,000 The COM
plaint alleges that the defendants, with
other parties, have fraudulently CON
spired to injure and close the business
of Rosa Samuels in Pine Bluff.
This SUIT is the outcome of the pc
tition filed August II by A. Samuels
against his son, l.. A. Samuels, asking
that the business conducted under the
name of R. Samuels be closed, aileg-
ing that the defendant had mloap-
proprated certain sums of money TO
his own use which rightfully belonged
to Adolph Samuels. In answer to this
Adolph Samuels had nothing to DO
with the control of the business.
The store was closed on August 10
under the order of the court, Sheriff
James Gould being appointed receiE-
er. Rosa Samuels alleges that this
was done without any notice being
served on her and without any bond
or indemnity being required upon the
part Of Adolph Samuels. Therefore 1t
is prayed that the court will grant
Judgment in the sum of $25,000 as
damages for the closing CT the business
and damage of the charae,er Of the
H;aiuti.'
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1903-08-26
Police Court.

Fannie Carter, drunkenness. s..
zl.ea Hayes, petit larceny and gam
ing. so.
Horace Brownfeld, Louise Brown
fe,.s. Eta Landman, colored, disturb
ing the peace, IS each.
J raid vas made on negro joint
in the east end and the following fined
s. aacn fer violating the morality Or
4inancs Jennie LeGrand, Elnora
Pitts Geanie Hardeman, Lizzie Lucky,
y:ggie Gardlow, Minerva Young. Ell
nora Champion.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1903-08-26
JUDGE WOOD B1FFS JEFF
nnocfs the Governor o. Size Platform
a< E1g9ns~1 SreaHin8.

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He t6Eaa 5a1.zt=
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tHan.I ta.Zgs Qs=1
5=sHs#t# Il .aa, 5e5,#
sz=a# 9aalsa NEEo ae@rr
#a=- p#s tic lia-1 7asa5s4's
- @a4a Ht- saeoeb Ee Uanaad 10
H#a IN Wood Is Il partner
zg5 .aaa +. HQs passo@ ai Ne# YORK;
a4 MINIS il Marion county. baW
#.szE HaHz stock he hat sold in
Sal street aad @.6atHer Dos passas
- ae. aaTe large s1il pending in
.ae= zraFaHa eaut Ct Arkansas,
Ha#1ef.FiHg judge Wood entered a
aafaf at gHe HFz5 q1 sten asked j.
t#e gaeelnor. aayi04 he was no iii
rarested u ia D6s Pas@os, Int the COY
nor Appeared dissatisfied ami III.
ereata4 the speaker before the latter
2ud proceed further Davis wanted
10 know when Judge Wood ceased Jo
infested Wieh T1os Passes
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1903-08-26

There is many a woman who, if she
knew what was in store for her, w9EId
save her while dresses, her veil and
erarv for tie day she gets her di-
ycrce.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1903-08-26

''le &c, Ia9fs Taauner a5 inter-
ruf On e4es=5a5az &4ao6 aud Ndea
9 disuatea ~ juices Word he I'd
- ed oa#44a= s5d 654z6.a him III
tie platform. H4iels#aa= four feel
.s.r5a= t'f5 .H.4H#
Tire y 4aa9l@ 1qzfz# In aHl=fae-
1earea ans las.G@ #t.aab.e a'5doasH
DE =jaelds AT created =a9 Eiae excite
m9ut A@4 wa net Hart ~ I1a
descent b. made from tic PLATFORM
44en J1d=e Hea, knocked lin off
So gfeaH @4@=#fe easaaatin follow
ing =the oe1 aTeme f5at tae speakine
va not resaele3 in Q4p#faeeaoon \
foeal office 464 was present H.aeea
Judge ander arrest - 4 taa.ss Of "a
sa7t and 6atfaA= upon Davis.
Mr.. &7aa9esen5ae followed Wit4 =
speech ii tie afternoons paying spe.
cial attention t9#1he governors ofIi
ia record and making eaastie eriti=
oism, particularly Of his use Of The
fardoning power.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1903-08-26

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i ,.ea4.5.s aFz N9az t@5 5te sol. II
eHafa tt#a# Htee=a &6I=9a=sH=
=.z.a=s=.f - Ling t6e= a6aIasoqlstf
6.5il5 ~ Of f3e Wonderfully eHieinnt
=6Ha say committee af fde Nom
=!aq e=saofl
H5e eammas.= On bylaws. Com
aaale.= beWood4. Nefaz and Pei re-
fofeod progress aad 944fe granted fur
th1r tine
Comrade J. P Knox having been Sc
Ioeted at tho last regular meeting TO
read a paper relative to the capture by
the southern forces of Fort Pillow, did
so and was given a hearty ovation at
its conclusion.
A motion by Comrade Jordan pre-
vailed that Comrade Knox should fus>
nish manuscript Of his communica
tion for publication both i'll the local
papers and the "Neteran' On motion
ne was also requested TO prepare a
paper relative to his experiences at
Nicksburg and favor the camp with
same at the regular meeting in Nj
IrhDe1
On motion Of Comrade Pitman Com
for a paper relative to his prison ex-
periences at Rock Island, H., to be
read at the next regular meeting, Sep
tember %
A motion by Comrade Green was
unanimously adopted that the dele
gates to the next state reunion be
and are hereby instructed to secure,
il possible, the meeting Of the rAIt
state eneampment for Pine Bluff.
a motion prevailed that the Daugh-
ters Of the Confederacy and the Sons
Of Veterans and their friends be and
are hereby officially invited to at
tend The next regular meeting of J.
Ed. Murray camp, and on motion Com
mander B. T. Benton was requested to
secure the circuit court room for the
meeting.
The following resolution by Com.
race Jordan was unanimously adopt
Ell.
BE it resolved, first, That J. Ed.
Murray camp, No. 80, L. G. V, ex.
press It's preference for the location
of the Confederate monument to be
eleeJea 70 the memory Of the Confed-
craft dead of this state, who laid
down their lives for their state ana
e Dn4E, that preference being the
front grounds Of the new capitol build
l. 9 now in process Of construction at
I.itte Rock.
Second, That We memorialize the
eanninee On said monument to Use
thei, 49, efforts - secure such ae-
.5u neaayfng it 10 be the proper place
f9r a state monument to the memory
Of cur scored dead, and that it IS
Tire viii Of the majority of the vet
MS
Third, That re commend the action
i C@4laae Trulock in securing a post
poneHent Of the matter of location in
order that tn wish of the camps may
i e had and that We request him to do
all n his power to effect favorable ac-
ton in this behalf.
Fourth, That in case the location is
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1903-08-26

RE Al PROPERTY
oF JEFFERSON ASSESSED FOR
TAXES OVER SIX MILLION
DOLLARS.
Railroad Property Which Has Here.
tofore Been Marked Exempt
Comes in for Assessment.

Assessor u. L. l@y lle anu AoSlSl ldAe
Chas. w. Harris finished summing up
the totals of real and personal prop
erty assessments in the city and coun-
" last Saturday, with the following
results:
Total city realty ........... 50 ,lo' ,2eV
Total county realty ........ 5000, ,o3o
Total realty so, I4o, Il lo
The total realty assessment in the
city two years ago was S2,11O,0So,
,howing an increase for the two years
S367 200, which is certainly a very
creditabe showing. Something over
5150,0O0 of this increase is caused by
sting the Cotton Belt shops and yards
md depot property for taxation, which
9as heretofore virtually escaped tax
31i0n. being listed with the state board
Il equalization with the companyss
54ackage and terminal facilities
The railroad property in old town
city of Pine Bluff being all OF block
II. half of block AZ Cotton Belt depot
site) and 40 feet of north half of block
20. together with blocks D and r III
James addition-has been carried up
on the tax books marked exempt,
for the past twenty years; and MI
Lvtie is the first assessor OF Jefferson
county who has deemed it his duty TO
assess his property, and he has ac-
cordingly done so, the totals aggfegat-
ing $2G.700. The raise in the real
and personal assessment of the Cotton
Belt shops and grounds is something
over $3.50, 900.
OF course these figures are subject
TO revision by the local board OF
aaaaIization. but it is not probable
raev viii be reduced by that body.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1903-08-26

o,.ferred Against MIR. 5Heok-
lido. and TWO otser Mem,
hers Dawes c0mn'ss on
allowing sp seial telegram from
,,rop to the 81. Louis Republic
tbe first in5imation OF, a
AGAINST Hen. Clifton R. BreelA-
Of the Dawes commission
the Graphic has seen in the
,nprs since tne charges were
I'D against the officials in the
Territory. There are no de-
irpn in the charge made in the
lie special, and it is not believed
,sD who know Nh Bteckinridge
ho has in any manner become
I'D in anything which would COM
% him in his official capacity.
[apy friends in Arkansas do not
! there is anything in the charge
st him. The Republic special is
lows.
retary Hitchcock has completed
laps for a rigorous Investigation
hairs in the Indian territory, as
|ut of which it is now expected
hi make an urgent recommended
10 the president for the immedi-
bOlition of the Dawes commission.
! L charges filed Dy Agent Brosious
be Indian Rights association will
|he basis of the inquiry. though
|etary Hitchcoek's Instructions will
b probe to the bottom of every ac-
|ion Of irregularity alleged to have
committed by government Off
in the territory since the Dawes
mission has been at work there.
e secretary is waiting to hear
Mr., Garrett of Philadelphia, pres
Of the Indian Rights association,
e charges filed by Agent Brosious.
Hitchcock was asked for fulled de-
Of the charges with a view Of
ng that part of his projected tn
cation searching and complete.
9 secretary, in view of reports
have reached him from various
es within the last week, has is
an order that no more option
be approved by the responsible
rites at the Interior department.
will effectually hold up further
edlngs of a suspicious nature un-
secretary can be more thorough
ofmed by trustworthy agents Of
rue condition in the territory.
Trust Companies Formed.
ldedly the most sensational re-
nat has reached Mr.. Hitchcock
lhe rumors Of a scandal in the
Territory was brought to Wash
Is That three members of the
commission, together with 9th
leral officials down there, are
'olders in trust companies re-
formed ia the territory with the
i object Of reaping a rich har-
i the expense of the guileless
that soon Will give up their
felatlons a the behest of the
ment
the death Of former Senator
OF Massachusetts,. NJ who was the
resident Of the commission that
us name the board has consist
'Dly four members. These are
blAoy Of Minnesota; Clifton r.
n'dse Of Arkansas, Thomas b.
, ol illinois and former GOV.
STANLEY Of Kansas. The latter
member OF the commission
ie" days ago, and thus far his
Ids not been connected with the
sent 10 Secretary Hitchcock
'ohllAlssiohers taking stock in
'0mpania~ Chairman pixby,
ns 70 these reports, is largely
'ea N company at Muscogee.
'nelpal town in the Greek ma
VI bfeekinridge has stock in
aF concern at Eufala, while NJ.
o"hs shares in a trust com
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1903-08-26
MANNING CUT
SAYS TIE GUBEHNhT0RfhI RACE
OPENED UP TOO EbFtY
FOR 4I&f.
Expresses Belief =rEat CaNz3 Not
ttaif as Strong as ~ Was
Two Years Z
tvrz { drS @

Hon NJ j N4a4.@ #G5a#EaH
vas ngd5e#cttt fe5=a- t.z.-a-r .a5se
o0 raUe home from ~
Hp Jhe rea1 lie say tHa#tae ae.a
t1,-eial interests et "a. asa1ga ae.
pfosRerins aud that the town is1apidly
coming 10 The troal a#eaa# q 5G.a
sas. best eft3es. u aa oH Of tlozrace
Iaf s.yeI#a1. be said Whom quest lo6
I'd epen the subject of p56as. ~
aaose#ny business interest sa5Gf H#t
permit ne 70 spare the taae fae
campaign WAS begun entirely too r5#f
for one @bo has husiaea# Interests -
look after 10 make the race. Il frme
= believe chat Jeff Davis star Is wal
ing and that he is moi bali as strong
aodaN a 6e was tW0 wears asa. 7e
people are finding him cut and / -
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