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The St. Louis Republic., 1904-09-21
KARL O. JOHNSON HAS BEEN
MISSING SINCE JUNE IA.
of Colonial Security Company-
Came From Minneapolis.

Karl q. Johnson. who was employed in
the Office Of the Colonial Security Com
pany in the Lincoln Trust building. Sew
enth and Chestnut streets. has been miss
ing since June u. He lived at No. :Ila
Pine street
He wrote TO his father. A. 3. johnson. a
real estate man in Minneapolis. Mimi.
June II. saying that he was sick with
pneumonia 1T will be all of with me
unless 1 get better soon" b. wrote. land
II you don't hear from me again YOU Will
know that I am gone"
HiS father wired that he would be here
on the next train.
When he arrived here on the morning
of June IS he went to No. 2ll9 Pine street.
He was told there that the young man
had gone a day or two before. A system
attic search has been made. but no trace
Of young johnson can be found
He is q years old. five feet ten inches
in height. with dark brown hair and gray
eyes He left Minneapolis last February.
His brother. Charles ]. Johnson. OF Min
neapolis. is here making search OF the
city hospitals and the records Of death
certificates and burial permits. He is
stopping at No 2Ss Olive street
The St. Louis Republic., 1904-09-21
MEMPHIS DAY SEPTEMBER ~.
rennesssee City 10 he Represeated ~
the Worlds Fair Monday

The Exposition management yesterday
designated September IS as Memphis
Day" This action was taken in response
to petition signed by J. J. Williams
Mayor: the Memphis Merchants Ex-
change. the Memphis Industrial League
the Memphis Cotton Exchange and the
Business Mems Club.
a proclamation will be issued in a day
or two by Mayor Williams calling upon
all loyal citizens OF the city TO visit the
Worlds Fair on Memphis Dav.
Frank Eberie. Special Commissioner OF
the Exposition. was in Memphis Satur-
day. and consulted the Mayor and various
business organizations relative 90 the pro-
posed Memphis Day. The programme
OF the dsv viii consist OF formal cere-
monies In the Tennessee building includ-
Ing addresses by President Francis State
Commissioner l. F. Peters and Mayor
Williams.
The St. Louis Republic., 1904-09-21
MISSOURI EDITORS COMING.
Press Association Completes Pro.
Rrnmmes for September 2.-29.

The members of the Missouri Press
Association will assemble at the Missouri
building at the Worlds Fair. Tuesday.
September =. for three days conven-
ton The programme includes morning
sessions. beginning at s.5e o'clock at
which papers relating 20 various subjects
OF interest to NisSourians will be read
The first day will be devoted mainly
TO addresses by President Francis OF the
Exposition. NJ T. Davis. President OF the
Missouri Commission: W. ID. Thomas
President Of the Missouri. Press Associa-
tion: Jewel Hayes. EDITOR OF the Rich
mond MissouriarS and discussions led by
W p. Runel OF the Glasgow Mis-
SOurian
Among the subjects for papers are the
following: The Missouri Book Mis-
soGri Mineral Exhibits at the Worlds
Fair. The Missouri Educational Exe;b-
it at the Worlds Fair
The session Thursday morning Sepsem-
Der -. Will be devoted to the reports of
committees on the evening of Septem-
Der :. reception and ball will be
rendered 10 the visiting members by the
Missouri Commission
The St. Louis Republic., 1904-09-21
NAVAL RESERVES AT DRILL
Illinois Citisea-Sailors . Feature OF
the Eair This Week.

The Illinois Naval Reserves. 81 strong
who are now qusrtered at the military
camp back of the Administration build
Ing. are one of the military features OF
the Fair.
Being the FIRST organization Of its kind
that has gone into camp on the Exposi-
tion grounds. the maneuvers Will attract
special attention. During the stay Of the
reserves daily drills will be given IN the
mard of the reserves are Captain s. F.
Darney. Commodore W. r. Purdy. Lieu
tenant Commander L. G. Roberts and
Lieutenant e r. Mason. AT the cele-
bration OF Illinois Day at the Fair the
reserves will act as a personal bodysuard
TO Governor Richard Yatef.
The St. Louis Republic., 1904-09-21
THREE FnExCHMEx LECTURE.
Discuss the Progress Of Canada.
France and Louisinna

Three lectures on the French people Of
three sections Of the world. were delivered
yesterday in the lecture hall of the Palace
Of Education. NJ Louis Herbettc OF Paris.
France. discussed the arts and sciences
OF the French people OF the Middle Ages
and modern times. showing the rapid
strides that had been made in scientific
research.
Canada. ard ;he influence OF the French
upon the civilization. art. science and
music OF the Canadians. was chosen as
the basis Of the remarks Of ". Honore
BeaUgranI. Mayor OF Montreal Canada.
NJ Alcec Fortier OF the University OF Tu-
lane OF New Orleans delivered a short
The St. Louis Republic., 1904-09-21
MISSOURI VOLUME AS TEXTBOOK.
Walter Williams's Work To He Dis
tribufed Among schools.

IN response 20 requests from Missouri
teachers presented by W. T. Darlington.
State Superintendent: o: Public Instruc-
ton. the Missouri Worlds Fair Commis-
sion has decided TO put a copy Of Walter
Viiiiams's volume on The State OF Mis-
souri, in every publ!c-schooi library in
the State.
The book contains the history of Mis-
souri and will be employed in many school.
as 4 textbook and for supplementary
reading While the object Of The State
Of Missouri" IS for exploitation abroad,
the demand from Missourians for the in
formation about their own state. which
the volume contains. has been so large
that the Worlds Fair Commission now
distributes 4 few copies daily
The St. Louis Republic., 1904-09-21
Says He was swindled.

Walter Daugherty Of Grove. /. T.. com.
piained to the police last night that he
had been swin6ied out Of 50 by two men
at Union Station He said he was on a
Frisco train when a man came I'D and en-
gagged him IN conversation. While they
Were talking another man came up and
told the stranger that he was express
agent and that there was so charged on
his baggage. The man prevailed upon
Daugherty to advance him 20 on a spuri-
Gus $40 check After receiving the money
the men disappeared
The St. Louis Republic., 1904-09-21
GEN. WHARTON J. GREEN HERE
North Carolina Congres.mas Visits
Cnbanne Avenue Relatives.

General Wharton J. Green Of Fayette-
yIlle. y. T.. is visiting at the home OF his
cousins. William c. Goodlett and Gilbert
c. Goodlett. No. $50 Cabanne avenue.
General Green commanded a regiment in
Pickett's column during two Of those
three awful days at Gettysburg" General
Green married the widow Of Judge David
Davis OF Illinois. who presided over the
nitei States Senate when President Gar
field was stssSssinsted. and who was a
member OF the now famous Seven to Eight
Commission
General Green has represented his North
Carolina district in the United States Con-
gress for many years
The St. Louis Republic., 1904-09-21
which the juries on anthropoIogy Judged

WnicH inc Juties oii SnthtoPo!oSs ju1S-s
exhibits.
The tribes include the Navajos. the
Cocopos, the Wichitas and the Chippe-
was Among the industries represented
in these tribes are blanket weaving. pot
tery. silver carving and basket making
Contrary to the method OF awarding
medals. which in every case is made d.
rect 10 the manufacturer or exhibitor. the
subseryient squaw. who Neayes her
hright-colored blanket. who makes the
much-admired baskets. and who molds her
exclusive designs of pottery. will share
some of the honors Of the exhibitor and
manufacturer in receiving the medals for
excellent workmanship and industry The
chief of her tribe will ne entitled to the
prize as the representative head of her
particular group.
But as the question of "woman's rights"
does not enter the life of the squaw. she
has expressed herself as being perfectly
satisfied with the proposed method Of
awarding the prizes for her work. and she
is working diligently TO obtain this prize
for her chief and the glory Of her tribe.
The St. Louis Republic., 1904-09-21
Prairie State TO Observe First of
Its Two Days at
the Fair.
ARKANSAS GIVES APPLES.
Several Barrels of the Fruit Are
Distributed tn Nisitors-Re-
ceptiGns tn Kansas and
Georgia Governors.

Illinois will observe the Hrs- ~ irs two
days at tho Worlds Fair to-day The
Programme includes several features tho
days observance ending with r reception
AT the Illinois building this evening.
Many visitors are expected from the
Prairie State.
Governor Richard Yates and HIS staff
are expected To arrive n the Worlds Fair
grounds This morning. lie will be met by
4 battalion ~ Illinois National Guards
at the main entrance and escorted 10 the
State building Tho Governor and his
The St. Louis Republic., 1904-09-21
INDIAN ART WORK
REWARDED AT LAST
But the Squaws, Who Do the La,
Dor, Will Receive Only 1ndi-
rect Recognition.

The Indian is to receive oficial rec
ognition OF his work. For the first time
II to share on equal terms with his white
brother in the distribution OF medals for
efficient exhibit work
When the International Jury on Awards
the results o: their judging
next month. they will include in their list
OF prize winners several OF the most prom
inent Indian chiefs in the country
All the prizes awarded will be made 10
the chiefs Of the tribes winning them
The different tribes engaged in the vari-
Gus industries. compose tine groups in
The St. Louis Republic., 1904-09-21
Pn,lsppl.. Native. show skin.

Natives from the Bagabo. Moro. Nisay-
an. Negrito and Ieorrote villages of the
Philippines appeared yesterday Oh the
Constabulary parade grounds. giving free
exhibition of their prowess in Al -hery.
spear-throwins. athletic ability and
dances. The Enclosure was crowded with
sight-seers. These exhibitions will he given
daily at y. m. on the Consiabulary
grounds
The St. Louis Republic., 1904-09-21
MRS. ALEXANDER ELECTED.
Made President Of the Ladiea' Aax-
Hilary of War Veterans.

The Ladies' Auxiliary OF the United
Spanish War Veterans held the closing
meeting OF its convention In the Hall Of
Congresses yesterday afternoon.
Officers were elected As follows: National
president. Mrs Isabel Alexander Of Cleve-
land: national vice president, Miss Cor
nelia Clay OF Washington. The oflics OF
secretary Is appointive with the president
The association adjourned to meet next
ans.
The St. Louis Republic., 1904-09-21

Three Illustrated lectures were given a;
The California building yesterday. and each
one Of the speakers was greeted by a large
audience Coly!n - Brown OF the san
Joaquin exhibit n the Palace OF Axricui
tu-e. Charles / W-yer Os the Fresno sN-
hitit and Roy Brooks Of Sacramento were
the lecturers
The St. Louis Republic., 1904-09-21

Governor 4. J. Montague % Virginia and
h.- ster held conference at the Virginia
building yesterday afternoon. and dis
cusss! the arraHSements for the celebra-
tioa % Virginia Day. F=itay.
The St. Louis Republic., 1904-09-21

Ing yesterday afternoon. Miss Morris is
u years old. and Possesses considerable
talent. She is ;he daughter OF Ned Nor
ris. former Assistant Attorney General
OF Texas
Mrs. Genevieve T.iler OF Fort Worth.
piariste. ard Miss Margaret Virginia
Jones OF Wilmington. Del. reader. viii
afternoon.
The St. Louis Republic., 1904-09-21

Mrs. J. L. Lea OF Dallas. Tex. who will
act as hostess ~ the Texas building the
week OF October .. has set apart Tuesday.
October I. as hoTnaSeeEa-S' day. and the
Southwestern Colonization Company has
accepted an invitation TO assist hoy.
Mrs Lea - arranging 20 give a lunch
con 20 hOTleSeekerS 20 consist entirely 90
Texas products. This will b.. novel and
affords an opOrtuaity for Southwestern
hCmeSeek.rs 20 Eu' out whether they
raise good food stuff in Texas
The St. Louis Republic., 1904-09-21
TICKET OFFICES:
Broadway { Chestnut,
Worlds Fair Grounds and usion Statioa'

historical discourse on Louisiana and the
improvements made along all lines in the
Louisiana territory and the part played
IN this development by the French set
tiers OF that section OF the country.
The St. Louis Republic., 1904-09-21
cATaaaE OF the STOMACH.
4 Remedy Has Been Discovered and
Perfected ny Years of Scientific
>tEdy Which viii Positively
Cure Gatarrh of the stomach
Even In Its Worst >ta=eB

There ia probably no disorder in tie list
OF stomach ailments 50 prevalent sS Ca
tarrh q the Stomach This disease Is
often caused ny an irrational mode OF tiv-
Ing: fast eating. resulting IN imperfect
r1as-ication Of the food. overlooking the
stomach with too large quantities OF
rich o- highly spiced dishes. !ce-cJld or
strong alcoholic drinks: the abuse Of to-
bacco. especially chewing. all tend to !rri:
tate the stomach. and TO cause catarrhal
condition Of the digestive organs.
Even people Of regular habits may de-
vslOp gastric catarrh. Az unhealthy con
ditiou q: 5he mouth. and more SO Of TIE
teeth. is liable TO produc. the disease. be-
cause TN. food cannot be chewed thor
ouxl'y and becomes souT- As rule the
disease develops slowly. the appetite b.
comes variable. q sensation OF fuilnes9
after meals palyitat;on Of the heart
and shortn.ss Of breath Is experienced. al
SO I burning sensation at the pit OF tie
stomach. bad taste in the mouth ard
vomiting or nausea after morning meal
There is considerable headache. heavy
feeling IN the limbs with l;i,le inclination
fo- work. and the mental faculties ars
sluggish or drowsy.
II - quite easy 10 overcome these Dis
turhaaces. and there Is remedy that
out consultation ard under guarantee .
cure. EsIpepsia Tablets viii euro all
stomach troubles arising from imperfect
digestion We don't care how mary
other remedies you have tried. nor how
obstinate the case may be, nor OF how
long standing. Eupepsia Tablets are
guaranteed IL the remedy wak uot one
on which absolute dependence can b
placed We could not make such an oner
The St. Louis Republic., 1904-09-21

Register to-day. and he sure that
you are registered in the primary
election books ~ well n In the req.
ulaP books,
The St. Louis Republic., 1904-09-21

E o. Wood Of Flint. Mich. presiden;
Of the National Fratsrnal Congress. will
BE- the guest Of honor al a reception at
the Michigan building. September =.
The St. Louis Republic., 1904-09-21
DRESSMAKERS SEE
LATEST CORSETS
Men Excluded When They Are
Tried on Living
Models.
EFFECT A ROUNDED WAIST.

Newest Creations in These Femi-
nine Necessities Are Displayed
at the National and InterDa-
tiOnal Conventions.
The St. Louis Republic., 1904-09-21

Mrs. Mary Garner Ross. Er.at-gran3-
r.:eca and the only surviving descendant
o: Thomas Jefferson. who has been spend
ing n week AZ che FAR. Will return to her
iio-le in Laurel. Miss. to-day. She is -
years old.
The St. Louis Republic., 1904-09-21
ASsvere Case Of Ten Years Standing clrsd

I have suffered from Indigestion for the
past ten years and IN that time tried ev-
sry.hing that money could buy. After
taking one bottle of EupepsiA T4blets, ]
Was Immediately cured When / com
rlenced taking ECpepsia / weighed Ii
pounds and I now weigh 1.o pounds and
credit my health 10 Eupepsta Tao@etA
I cheerfully recommend Eupepsia T10-
lets-H- COLE. Seventh and Wolf 81.
Little Rock. Ark
Two weeks treatment at your 6uzEtScS
or direct for 80 cents A treatise On S&0U1r
mailed free
EuPEFsl CHEMICAL CO, ~ Wsisst q, & Lals -
The St. Louis Republic., 1904-09-21

Word was received NJ the Idaho build
ing yesterday that $1,000 acres oc Twin
Falls land would b" opened for public en-
Try at noon on O~toser -. There are 20
80 acres - land n the Twin Falls dis
trict. which is to he irrigated hv n canal
from tn. Snake River. This Is the largest
irrigation tract in the United States aEi *
attracting much attention among capital
lists I'm the East.
The St. Louis Republic., 1904-09-21

Mark stevens president OF the Michi-
gar Commission n; the Columbian Ex-
position. Is a guest at the Michigan
Pavilion
The St. Louis Republic., 1904-09-21

Mise Marguerite Morris OF Palestine
gave n piano recital at the Texas Duild-
Idaho Springs siftings., 1904-04-30

Alex Petersos retarasd frpz hunting
-5p II aa-thrEz Col1rz3o points yss;sr.
DAY rso-zssg and hs soss not care re-
peat. H3ih oo- Tzaaous he Mas l. iag
RIo@g the hsxhA4 ~ten team Ii s. ssas
fa1loNiuE h5m rau s~zy and ca he'd
taroEsa the coas= =ysnc- II ~hicb - Was
rsdIus. Ih7ossTng the entire party 10 the
gTouuG. in the general crash a yoGng
-asiy w4ss Instantly Killed zad every one
q IKE occupants II the t~o eonyeysnees
xas more o. Jess injured Mr Peterson
sustained broken arm and was severely
bruised II several places aHd It wia rc-
qairr some time before he frgaius hrs
usazl rJlzsi hezith. He IS At MS home
. ti1,s eiiy where be viii receive the best
of treatment.
Idaho Springs siftings., 1904-04-30
AN ORDINANCE

Earuxi9fng fer the calling os a special
esestsoa II The city o; Idaho springs.
Colorado, Tor the purpose q sub
uniting 70 the qualified electors of
szid city the question of issuing bonds
Il * sun of Sesenty-fsvs Tzou&ard
Dollars
BE IT ozpAE~Ep ~ TIKI CRY CorScu
oF THE CITY or EpAao SpRf~6s
SECTION T. That = Special E1ect5eu 5
hereby called TO he held IN tile -eseral
vqt1aE places n the City of ftaho
Sr-irzs. Colorado. 81 tie f.th Fav u
Igre. 4 D 1904. for the gurpssss uf sub
rrzztsins e ssch of the qTlzii;sesl electors
of sad city as shall in the wear rexs pre-
eelIug said electo7 have paid property
tax therein. VIZ.
MAY the City Of Edaho Spriu9s Colo
Tz5so, contract and create a sieh- IS the
issuance of negotiable bonds o. sls8 c5fv
~ the sum ot Seyeity-ssve Ta9asard
SIS oro-oo Dollars. q 50 s,9nch thereof
a. raAy be required, for the fla-rase ot
the construction q suitable system iuz
supplying water for ssiFi civ thr1szh tile
construction and estentieu OF cgnauIts.
caslais and aquesIuCts TO. IN and thru1sh
said c1ty, said bonds to bear ,utsre-t 81
the ratr 81 hye Per csut per aHEu-a.
T,ayabie =sta,-sBu ualiy. the prsre-41 pay
ablc fifteen years after date. the aty re
serving the r5ght 70 pay The sam = Any
t5fae after teu years from date.
SECTION , All persons vetiuz 90 said
question shall vote by ballot wheresn are
placed the wo-5ls For the boris and
The creation q tlze aebt theTe OF
Against the hords and the cret1au 81
The Aeht thereof which Saiz h4ll1ts
shall - i-F.a=iiezi n ballot box -Tzs.islt'l
FOX that purpose and all duiy caalifscd
electors d sasd City u Idaho SfrllEs a.
IA the year next proceeding sai1 e.ect3au
shall have laid a property taz ia said
city are and shall x entitled - g7-e urs1u
SAID question. uudsr the law.
SECTION 4 The votes cast al s5ai eier-
tion shall le received and CAM --ad bv
the Judges q election Il the sese-a3 rs5t-
INK places IN said CifY % Idaha -p-Irsss
IL ihe sslris manner as votes fa- asfIgers
of said city are cas-, and receivsri and
The Judges 81 election IL The seteral vot-
ing ptaCes In sasd cltv are he-eisF trect1li
and required 70 make returns the-ea. 20
the same otticer - whom rvfurH. arc re
quiTed 20 be made 81 the VOTES rsst 81 a
regular city eirctian Tor the oe-s q
sad city. IN doe time fovfsi and ..-lunrr.
as p-eserli-ea bv az
SECTION The CitY Cisrk u said
City Of Idaho Springs Is herebs re8airesi
- give due and proper notice q the tirne
and places q holding sad elcetsu1 and
the objest and p1rpose for Which said
election * called A. required - laN
Passed by thn Citv oancii os taa City
of Idaho springs and approve .ais zIsg
DAY 81 April A. ~ Iqas.
l. II. MpSCFfFr
Attest Mayor ps1 Ten.
CHAS. BsANHSrETTEE
CITY Clerk.
Firs; pub April u foaa
Las; puh. Nav :. 1904.
Idaho Springs siftings., 1904-04-30
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Idaho Springs siftings., 1904-04-30
ses, Cough mesleine .s- cniloren.

When you buy a cough -sdicine for
mail children you want eae In which
Tcu car place implicit conf fence- You
want enc that not Only reiieves but
cures You want oae thai Is nnques-
tac1ably harmless You waat one that
IS pleasant 20 take. C1amheriztni 5
Cough Remedy meets ali @, these COT
ditions There Is nothing % good for
the coughs and colds inci5eat TO child
hced. II il also 4 certain preventive
ard cure FOR Group. and here is no
danger whatever truu EhOoping z
cough when il is given 4 has beer
used in many epidemics O. hat disease
With perfect success Far sale BY ]
J SherwIn
Idaho Springs siftings., 1904-04-30

TIE tenth uai meeting of the Clear
Greek Valley Tea hers association ~Gs
called 70 oider al the high school build
iag n this CITY this morning with th-
largest number OF teachers pres-nt ;han
ever before II the history Of the organ
Ea;sou. And then, too. the interest dis
played b. Patrons Of She school i v=sy
gratifying to the tsact-rs aud tif~ meet
ing Is pfoging a. onc- Interesting ard
instructive oae q the features d the
meeting is the masiesl programme y the
GeorsetoNn hsgh school orchestra under
tie lradtr ship OF Prof Hoeusbel. The
programme a. pnbiissei n these col
INNS last ~erk Is being esrriei cut to
the letter. and the closest attention = *
ing given the indIv dual n7mbgrs o~-
iag 10 the exhaustive manner IN winch
the Bumhers have been trezted, the time
portion has been oyerfuu. and STATE
Superintendent Mir Grenfel. did rot
introduce her topic until after noe =
Owing to yhe fact tha; 10 register Of the
teachers has been kept. il has he-n i'm
possible TO give the names of all ia-
teachers to attendance.
Idaho Springs siftings., 1904-04-30

The unioa Pacific takes pleasure
in announcing the foilowing round
iup rates to $. Louis. which apply
from Idaho Springs
s4t.ss. daily. April IS to Nos. IS,
inclusive. aud good for return En;il
Dec. IS. 1904
81 .qs. daily. April 7s to Nov. 20.
inclusive. and good for retnru lezv-
ing 5, Louis within sixty DAYS from
date OF sale bat 70; later than Dec.
X. leos-
ssI4s. daily. April ~ to Nov. 90.
inclusive, and good fot return iesv-
ing s.; Louis within ten dzvs from
date Of sale bu, not later than Dec.
:, Ipa.-
Toarisi sleepers OF all trains Den
yer to and from Kansas City, double
berth rate. sl7s
II you want TO 20 via the best route
see tina, yoGr ticket reads over the
Uuioa Pacific
You can go either via Kansas City
or via Omaha The price is the same.
For any further information or des-
criptive literature call on or address,
e r. GRIFFIN,
Gen1 Agent. U. P. K. R. Co,
s.I 18th St. Denver.
Idaho Springs siftings., 1904-04-30
Lev Rzilroz1 Fa,o

Effective March to Aprl %. inclusive,
the Colorado Il Southern wIIl make uu-
usually low ticket rates. one way Col
onis, tickets are authorize 70 points II
California. Montana Ariz7ua, Nevada
and Washington See the local ;icke;
agent for rates
Idaho Springs siftings., 1904-04-30

Messrs C A. Nlrrzfae4rs=r, y. Wesss
hesr1~F ard chas British. the two sorE7er
froza Nex York &z5 the Latter frez
C1es elArd- s-rivsd II tie city this rscra-
Eus 10 stiezd the sn-zal meeting q tic
Sau ard Moar stoek Aso3zsrs Nelch VI.
* hesa zrxt Moz34y. These gezil@-sea
ere largely tzsr-sst~a 4 tic properly ard
represent the rasg1- II holdings i IS
expected tia, lussrs-e-aons wlll y gisea
Manager Bozzey sor al active zsnlag
zzpaigz a; oze= and this al mean
mach u The Gistrsc-
Idaho Springs siftings., 1904-04-30
seriou. stomach Trouble Cured.

stomach. sour stomach and vomiting
spells. and can sruthfully say that
Chamberiain's Stomach and Liver Tab
lets cured me--Ars- T. V. Williams.
Lasngxburg. Mich These tablets are
guaranteed to cure every case Of stom-
ach trouble of this Character For
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