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The Butte inter mountain. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1901-1912, 1903-07-31
Suit to Recover $l0,285.99
on a Note Is Begun in
District Court.
OTHER men NAMED
Financial Institution De-
clareS Loan Has Been
Running Long.

The State Savings bank today brought
action in the district court to recover $ro,-
2S5oo from the Ferrclls and others who
formerly operated a brokerage business
here.
The suit is to recover balances alleged
to be due on a note and on money ad-
vanced.
The plaintiffs are named as John ]. Fer
rell, Fred NJ. Ferrell, George Kendall and
Harry Albertson, co-partners, doing bust
ness as the Fred NJ. Ferrell company
and the John ]. Ferrell Brokerage com
pany.'
1t is alleged the defendants executed a
note to the plaintiffs, January ?, 1907,
promising to pay the sum Of $4,000 to the
latter six months from date.
The note was given for valued received,
and bore 10 per cent annual interest, and
provided for an attorneys fee in case suit
to collect became necessary
The complaint says the Ferrells guaran-
teed payment at maturity or thereafter,
with interest, by Endorsement.
1t adds that $5I3 in interest was paid
on the note, but that the principal re-
mained unpaid.
Judgment OH the note for $4,000, with
10 per cent annual interest from April 4,
1909, and an attorneys fee and costs is
asked.
The complaint for second cause Of
action, alleges the plaintiff advanced and
expended money for the defendants aggre-
eating the sum Of $Ia,a4o.34, between De-
cember "a 1000, and May "a, 1901, which
the defendants agreed to repay.
On the sum named il is alleged, the de-
PENDANTS paid the sum of $s9s6a5, leav-
ing balance amounting to $6,283.oo.
Judgment for that sum, with per cent
interest and costs, is demanded on the
second count.
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Members of the Sacred
College Fill Great Hall
With Trunks.
Cadet Count Della Porta
Will Be Special Guard
of Gibbons.

loss of the temporal power of the papacy
made il necessary to cut down expenses,
and among many other things the numbers
OF the noble guard were much reduced,
so that now there are only about 40 of
these soldiers.
As it is customary for each cardinal TO
have a guard told off for his service in the
conclave and there are o. cardinals il has
been decided to press into this service the
cadets. The latter are not full-lledged sol
diers and were drawn by lot
The question of which f,ic cardinalty
fall to is a matter OF serious import TO
them, and each guard congratulatcs his
cardinal and wishes him good luck in the
coming election, for which good wishes
he receives, if his particular cardinal is
elected pope, the sum OF $4,000 or lucra-
tive employment.
The outcome over the drawing of lots
is intense, as the soldiers do not generally
get such reward for such few wishes.
The guard of Cardinal Gibbons will be Ca
det Count Della Porta.
Less Than 800.
The marshal of the conclave, Prince
Chigi-Albani, having insisted that the
number OF people who are to enter the
conclave must be reduced TO a really in
dispensable number, there will be only
about 275 persons present.
The Messagro says that among the pc
titions for relief out of the money left by
Pope Leo is one from Counts Mastai and
Ferreti nephews of Pope Plus TX, who are
in extreme poverty.
1t is rumored in vatican circles that
some OF the cardinals, especially the for
eigners, having announced their inten-
tion OF voting for Cardinal Ferrati, the
latter has been induced to withdraw his
candidacy after having been promised by
Cardinals Rampolla, Gotti and Serafno
Vannutelli that if one OF them is elected
pope he will appoint Ferrati secretary of
- atp
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THROWN IN JAIL
IN CONTEMPT CASE
MANILA LABOR LEADER WHO DIS
OBEYED THE COURT is
PUNISHED.
BY ASSOCIATED PRESS.

Manila, July 3I.-Dominadnor Gomez,
president of the Labor Union, has been
found guilty OF contempt of court and
sentenced to imprisonment for six months.
When the union was declared bankrupt,
some time ago, upon investigation of its
affairs by the government newspaper
connected with it was suspended and
placed in the hands of receiver.
Gomez took it on himself to republish
the paper and was promptly arrested upon
the charge of contempt, for which he has
just been sentenced.
Gomez was arrested in May last on a
charge of embezzlement of funds from the
labor union, the government charging
that the money stolen was used to furnish
arms and food to the insurgents of Rial
province.
The union, which has membership of
$4,000, has always been closely allied with
the National party, and is strongly in SYM
pathy with the insurgents.
The Butte inter mountain. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1901-1912, 1903-07-31
MORE TROUBLE
FOR A. ". MACHEN
FEDERAL GRAND JURY IN WASHING
TON HANDS IN ADDITIONAL
INDICTMENTS.
BY ASSOCIATED PRESS.

Washington, July 3i.-The federal
grand jury here which has been consider
ing cases arising from the postal inyestiga-
tion has agreed on four additional indict-
ments for conspiracy against August w.
Machen, former general superintendent OF
the free delivery service Of the postofice
department, and an indictment Of another
party, a private individual not resident
here, in connection with postal contract
for presenting false claim to the govern
mcnt.
The four new indictments of Machen are
based on separate and distinct transactions
and are wholly apart from the indictments
reported against him several weeks ago
by the grand jury for conspiracy
Machen is row in this city under bond.
The fifth indictment relates to the trans
action of man supposed to be in the
West who will be placed under arrest as
soon as the officers can find him.
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read the latin oration Pro Eligendo Pom
tihce Maxine, exhorting the cardinals to
make a wise choice in the task before them
so that the one elected to the supreme
dignity shall be a worthy vicar of Christ
OH earth.
Distributed to Cardinals.
Printed copies of the oration were
handed to all the cardinals present.
After the mass of the Holy Ghost the
cardinals assembled as usual in congrega-
tion, in the hall of the consstory. where
contrary to usage, the rules of the con-
clave were read and each cardinal took the
oath to obey them.
This ceremony generally occurs in the
sistine chapel in the evening, just before
shutting up the cardinals for the conclave
After this ceremony the cardinals hur-
ried away from the vatican, to return later
with the more or less numerous articles
which they deem necessary for their at
tendance at the conclave.
Some of them have made preparations
as though for years absence, while 9TH
ers were content to prepare for few days
sojourn at the vatican.
The discomfort which the cardinals will
experience by being shut up in the vatican
is somewhat lessened by the exceptional
weather, which is cloudy, cool and windy,
the thermometer reaching only rs in the
shade, while generally at this season the
mercury reaches as high as 100 in the
shade at noon.
The confusion which ensued from the
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Heart Is Broken.
CARDINALS SPLIT ON POLICY
Discussion at the Vatican Attracts
General Attention.
by ASSOCIATED PRESS.

Rome, July 3i,-Thc Italia this morn
ing says Cardinal Gibbons at the vatican
yesterday, criticised the policy of Car
dinal Rampolla, saying that for the pur-
pose Of retaining the friendship of gov
comments, no matter how formed, he had
thrown into the sea the best and most
trusted friends Of religion.
He is said to have cited France as AN
example and as having said the same thing
you'd happen to Spain, in which sent-
ments Cardinal Sancha IIervas, arch
bishop OF Toledo, is said to have agreed.
Other Spanish cardinals present, the
Italia says, were attracted by the discus
sion.
The Tribuna says the congregation Of
cardinals has approved the protest to be
made against the occupation of the ponti-
cal states and the law Of the Italian parlia-
meni enacted contrary to apostolic SOW
ereieny.
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by ASSOCIATED PRESS.

ny ASSOCIATED PRESS.
Rome, july 3I.-The ceremony of the
entrance of the cardinals in conclave,
which is always given as solemn a char
acter as possible, was inaugurated this
morning with the celebration of the mass
Of the Holy Ghost in the Paulin chapel of
the vatican.
Before 1870 this mass was celebrated in
the chapel of the choir at St. Peters.
The sacred college, numbering 62 car
dinals the diplomatic corps the Roman
aristocracy the Knights of Malta and
few outsiders especially invited, were pres
cnt. with profusion of guards who today
had taken off the mourning emblems they
had been wearing for Leo KILL
Color in the Picture.
AS is always the case at such cere-
monies, there was so much color in the
picture that one felt as though Witnessing
an exhibition Of a series of living pictures.
until awakened to the grand reality of the
religious ceremony by the singing of the
sistine choir.
Cardinal Vannutelli oficiatcd. After the
veni sancte spirtus had been intoned
Mgr. Sardi, from the pulpit (Which was
draped in red and and stood in the choir
having before him the pontifcal cross,
The Butte inter mountain. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1901-1912, 1903-07-31
1 BOTHERS HH ;!H4H The ZOO

doing things" said the Elk, addressing
bruin.
YES" replied bruin, "but the bulls seem
TO be forcing corner on summer
weather"
II have noticed" put in the irreprcssible
lynx, that Montana hot weather is on
margin and bears the mark Of the 'bullcon
syndicate"
1T makes me homesick for the north
land the bear spoke with sadly remin-
isccnt air.
II can confess TO a touch of heimwch,'
myself" said the parrot This strikes me
as pretty poor town"
Sort OF an iceberg
This from Reynard.
"Are you cultivating your voice 7"
asked the keeper of the eagle. 81 heard
you screaming like a summer suit last
night"
The Butte inter mountain. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1901-1912, 1903-07-31
OFFICIAL
HIT WITH CLUB
BY ASSOCIATED PRESS.

Rome, July 3r,-Senator Malvano, sec"
retary-gcneral OF the foreign office, while
leaving his house on his way to his office
today, was suddenly attacked by man,
who struck him two violent blows on the
head with stick and then ran away.
The senator's assailant however, was
almost Immediately arrested.
He was identified as an Italian, named
Buffa, who had lost his fortune on account
of the revolutions in Guatemala and who
has unsucccssfully pressed his claims for
compensation.
Bulfa considered that his failure to OBJ
tain redress was due to Senator Malvanc.
The latter is not. seriously injured.
The Butte inter mountain. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1901-1912, 1903-07-31
DEATH IN CRASH
ON THE RAILS
EAST AND WESTBoUND SANTA FE
TRAINS COME TOGETHER
IN CALIFORNIA.
BOTH TRAINS ARE WRECKED
Passengers Escape, But Three Tramps
Are Ground to Pieces
by the Cars.
ny AssocIArrn rRlss.

Los Angeles, Cal, July JI.--Accordng
to information received at the hcadquar.
tcrs OF thc Santa Fe, .hc east and west
bound overland limited trains on that road
crashed together early today at Mcllcn, a
samll station - miles east of Needles,
California.
II is said the composite car and engines
of both trains were dorailcd and smashed
and that three tramps were killed.
No report of loss of life among the pas
scngcrs has been received
The Butte inter mountain. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1901-1912, 1903-07-31
SUMMER HOME FOR KNOX
Attorney General Purchases a Farm in
Pennsylvania.

Wcstchcstcr, Pa, July 3I-Attorney
General Knox is to become a summer resi-
dent Of Chester county lie has just pur-
chased a farm here and may occupy it
this season.
The property is about one mile from
Valley Forge and was formerly known as
the Harvard farm.
In the days of the revolution it was
owned by man named Brown, and dur
ing the encampmcnt at Valley Forge of
the Continental army one Of the buildings
upon it was the headquarters Of General
Knox, an ancestor of the attorney general.
He brought his bride there.
The Butte inter mountain. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1901-1912, 1903-07-31
STEADY RAINS
RUNNING CROPS
SITUATION IN AUSTRIA BECOMES
VERY SERIOUS FOR THE
FARMERS.
BY Ass0cIAIEn rRrss.

Vienna, July 3I.-Continuous rains in
many parts Of Austria are damaging crops.
Already most serious floods have caused
great havoc in the Jacgerndorf districts
Of Silcsia.
Buildings have collapsed, crops are
ruined and the loss is estimated at several
million kroncn.
At Naschkouiz and Bucoyina the rivers
have overlooked and have submerged 30
houses and destroyed the crops, innicting
immense losses on the poorest classes Of
the population.
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LIVES ONE HUNDRED YEARS

Massachusetts Woman Dies Soon After
Reaching Century Mark.
New York, July 3I.-Mrs Lydia Han
cock is dead at her home in Palmer, Mass,
at the age OF 100 years and I month
Until recently she had been able to read
without glasses.
The Butte inter mountain. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1901-1912, 1903-07-31
MANUFACTURERS
ARE ALARMED
by ASSOCIATED PRESS.

Manchester, England, July 3I.-The pos
siblity that the taxation of raw cotton im-
ported into Great Britain from foreign
countries with cotton grown within the
empire may be exempted, has greatly ex-
ercised the manufacturers of Lancashire
district.
In reply 20 a iirctt question as to
whether the rucDr Hrre true that the pre-
fercntial tlrif p.opo,als contemplated
such action N>leo1al Secretary Chamber
lain has tee a.l as follows:
The stat absolutely untrue as
regarding mys- tr iact, | have publicly
repudiated t e s,ssestion to tax raw ma
terials" -
The Butte inter mountain. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1901-1912, 1903-07-31
SEVERAL CARDINALS ARE ILL
DR.. lappon's Duties Begin When Con-
clave Opens.

Rome, July 3I.-Dr. Lapponi's duties
began Immediately after the opening Of
the concaye today, much fear being ex-
pressed concerning the health Of Cardinals
Mocenni, Cretoni and Langniou, who are
already ILL.,
The first cardinal to be taken to his
bed was Cardinal llerrero Y Espinosa
archbishop Of Valencia, who is 81 years
OF age and was appointed cardinal at
the consistory held in June last.
He is prostratcd by oyer-fatguc. The
doctors have ordered him to take a rest.
The Butte inter mountain. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1901-1912, 1903-07-31
FIND RICH GOLD FIELD
Beers Seeking Homes in Chile Make
Wonderful Discovery.
BY ASSOCIATED PRESS.

Valparaiso, July 3I-Boer immigrants
who recently established colony in Chile
have discovered large gold field. Chilean
papers express qualification at the informa-
ton that many more Boer families are
sbout to start from South Africa.
The Butte inter mountain. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1901-1912, 1903-07-31
JAIL DELIVERY Is PREVENTED
Officials at Tacoma Discover Plot Just
in Time.
ny ASSOCIATED PRESS.

Tacoma, Wash, July 3I.-Thc prison
authorities at Walh Walla frustrated a
desperate attempt of two convicts TO cause
a wholesale jail delivery.
The outbreak would have been attempted
last night or today.
The officials are congratulatng them
selves that they have avertoL Jail break
like that at Folsom.
The Butte inter mountain. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1901-1912, 1903-07-31
.ELOP|NG COUPLE
CHASED BY FATHER
MORRlSSEY SAYS HIS CRIPPLED
DAUGHTER is Welded
UNDER AGE.

A miner named Morrisscy, living at $50
West DAILY street, appeared AT police head
quarters this morning in regard TO his
daughter, who, he says, has been lurcd
away from home by a man named Norman
4. McSweyn.
The police informed Morrisscy that a
license had already been procured by Nc
Swcyn and the girl and that they could
do nothing.
Morrissey said he had been greatly op-
der age and cripple. lie made threats
Of personal violence and was finally
searched by Acting Jailcr Barney Me
Gilic who feared he might harm the girl
or her husband or both.
Under Age.
The bride, If the ceremony has been
performed by this time, gave her name in
the license as Morclla {. Morrissey and
her age as I8. Her father says she is
younger than that and by reason Of her
i-health, is unfit to marry.
McSweyn is a painter, aged 80, and
well known about town. The girl is said
to possess extraordinary beauty, being
sweet faced blond OF the purcst type Her
lamcness is not noticeable.
Heart Is Broken.
After the police had asccrtained that
MOrrissey was unarmcd he was allowed
to co.
The irate father left the office vowing
vengeance on the husband saying that his
heart was broken and that he had nothing
left to live for.
The Butte inter mountain. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1901-1912, 1903-07-31
CONCLAVE MEETS TO
NAME A NEW POPE
Weirdly Beautiful Picture
Presented When Work
Is Taken UP.
Cardinal Vannutelli Off,
ciateS at Mass of the
Holy Ghost.

ROME, JULY 3t.-4:15 p. M..-
THE CARDINALS IN THEIR CAR
RiAGES ARE NOW ARRIVING AT THE
VATICAN AND ARE GOING TO THEIR
CELLS. THEY WILL NOT LEAVE
THE VATICAN AGAIN UNTIL A NEW
POPE SHALL HAVE BEEN ELECTED.
MUNICH, BAVARIA, JULY 31.-THE
PAPAL NUNClO RECEIVED A DIS
PATCH FROM ROME TODAY WHICH
CAUSES HIn TO BELIEVE THE CON-
ClAVE WILL ELECT A POPE TO-
MORROW.
The Butte inter mountain. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1901-1912, 1903-07-31
WELL-KNOWN AUTHOR DEAD
Walter 3. Neweeon Dies in Colorado
Springs After Long illness.

Colorado Springs, Colo, July 3I.-Wal-
ter B. Newgeon. a well known author and
newspaper man, died in this city last night.
He came 10 Colorado Springs two years
ago, owing TO failing health. His home
was in New Haven, Conn. lie was go
years old and leaves a wife and two chill
dren.
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Many Secret Society Men.

The Silver Bow club marched 10 tho
home Of Mrs. Walker in a body. Among
those who assembled were many members
of the local lodge Of lilks and Of the lodge
OF Knights Of Columbus. Mr.. Cottcr was
a member Of both organizations
AZ Io;Jo the tolling Of the bell at ST.
Patricks church announced the starting
OF the funeral pageant A long line Of
carriages, followed b, many on foot, fol-
lowed the hearsc to the church.
The beautiful and impressive service
for the dead was given at St. pairicks.
Father DE Sicre said the requiem mass.
assisted by Father Callahan Of Sacred
Heart church Father Aiken was deacon
and Father McGlynn sub deacon. Father
Harrington and Father Mulaly assisted.
The Butte inter mountain. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1901-1912, 1903-07-31

SPECIAL TO THE INTER MOUNTAIN.
Washington, July 3I.-Weather indica-
tions: Generally fair today and Saturday
possible showers in extreme eastern por-
tion.
wouldn't that bump you;" asked brun,
as he concluded the reading OF the report
to the assembled animals. That weather
prophet must be one of the fellows who
were betting on the Butte ball team"
He certainly is batty,' answered the
lynx. scratching his nose on the porcu-
pines back, "and BE seems to have his
dates baled up"
"A geml cried the English sparrow,
who is rapidly being initiated into the
mysteries of the American joke.
"A diamond" sniggered the lynx, but
his second attempt fell fiat
II see your brothers in Wall street are
The Butte inter mountain. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1901-1912, 1903-07-31
Lead, Kindly Light"

After mass had been said the services
at the church ended with the singing Of
Lead Kindly Light" by a quartet COM
posed Of Mcssrs. Jack Thomas, Fred Sully,
Hobbs and Coup. The funeral pageant
then moved 10 the Catholic cemetery,
where intcrment was made.
The ceremony at the grave was short
and simple. A prayer was said for the
repose Of the soul of the deceased and the
grave was heaped with the beautiful
flowers.
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All That Is Mortal of Late
John W. Cotter IS Laid
In the Grave.
Services at the Church
Are Simple But I'M
preSSively Solemn.
Vast Concourse of People
Assemble to Pay Him
Last Tribute.

All that was mortal of John w. Cotter
was laid at rest IN the Catholic cemetery
this forenoon
Solemn and imprcssively simple wero
the funeral ceremonies. A vast concourso
OF people assembled at ST. Patricks church
TO pay their last respects to the dead.
they were friends who came to mourn at
the bier OF the man, whom in life they
esteemed as a good citizen. friend with
whom they must part.
The Butte inter mountain. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1901-1912, 1903-07-31
March TO Residence.

The members of the Silver Bow County
Bar association formed at the courthouse
and marched To the residence. Among the
assembagc were some of the most promi-
ncnt attorneys of the state. Many from
ont OF town were present.
The gathering at the courthouse steps
was shortly before 10 O'Clock They
reached the residence at 10 aud stood with
uncovered heads as the caskct hearing the
remains Of their former associate was
carried out.
The pall-bearers were d. ]. Hcnnessy,
John II. Curtis. J. l.. Wines, William
Scallon, Thomas Lavelle, +. A. lIcinze,
Dr. Hall and George II. Robinson.
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Great Banks OF Flowers.

The interior OF the cdfcc wherein re-
QUEEN high mass for the dead was cclc-
brated had been draped with the solemn
insignia of grief Great banks of flowers,
beautiful cmblcms Of the love of friends
and relatives, were placed in front OF tho
sanctuary. The walls were hung with the
sombrc colors of deep mourning.
At the home OF Mrs. Walker. mother
OF Mrs John W. Cotter the body lay in
state this morning. Close friends Of the
family called to pay the last fearful
tribute To the dead and to cxtcud word
OF sympathy for the bcrcavcd ones. The
room was filled with the floral offerings.
The Butte inter mountain. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1901-1912, 1903-07-31
Many Floral Pieces.

Following is a list Of the floral pieces:
Cross Of roses and carnations, i. a. lIcinze;
wreath oi roses on q stand, Lee Mantle;
wreath Of carnations, Judge H. w. Ilafncy;
shower Of American Beauties, Senator and
Mrs. j. NJ Kennedy; shower OF roses, Mr. and
Mrs. George H. Robinson; shower Of pink
carnations, r. A. Carnochan; shower of laycn.
der and white pcasc, Mrs. LarReyi shower Of
pink and white carnations Mrs. J. {. e..
Thornton; shower Of sweet peasc, Mr.. and
Mrs. q i. Booth; star Of roses, DR.. and Mrs.
Murray shower Of astcrs, Toole Bach of
Helena; shower oi lavender pcase, Mr.. and
Mrs. Carlos Warfcld Of Helena; wreath Of
carnations and roses, Silver Bow club; gates
ajar, members Of the Silver Bow County Bar
hssociationi cross oi red roses, Mr.. and Mrs.
]. ID. Ryan; basket Of gardcnias, William lial-
concr; cross OF carnations Mr.. and Mrs. Ber-
nard Quinn; wreath Of roses, Mrs. Thomas
Ilodgcns; basket of sweet pease Mr.. and Mrs.
James Forbis; harp Of carnations and sweet
peasc, George Casey; wreath Of astors and
roses, the Elks; wreath oi roses, win Akers;
wreath Of carnations, Mr.. and Mrs. ]. K. Ileslet;
wreath Of pink and white roses, DR.. Hall; red
carnations, Miss Beth McGuire shower OF white
roses, J. w. Foster and Frank Shaw; shower
Of carnations, Mr.. and Mrs. Walter Lewis;
shower Of pink carnations, Mr. and Miss Bald.
wins shower Of white roses, Mr., and Airs. J.
NJ. Denny; shower Of white roses, Mr.. and
Mrs. McGinn; basket Of pink asters, William
Thornton; shower OF pink carnations. Misses
Ilorgan; crescent Of roses, g. II. McDougall;
wreath OF white roses, Don Gilcs; wreath Of
white roses, l.. NJ. Mcdonald; spray of white
roses, J. II. Leysoni spray OF red and white
roses, Mr. and Mrs, Tom Layclle; spray Of
pink and white roses, Miss Skyrme; spray OF
red roses, Mrs. B. l.. Calkins and Miss Doty;
red, pink and white roses, Max Boehmer; red,
pink and white roses, Gov. c. s. Thomas; red.
pink and white roses, J. w. Finch; spray Of
pink and white carnations, Frank Hoskinsi
lConinned on Page EleXen.l
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