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some after a most unusual cast; 1t was
m, .forrotfuh la foCo

some after a most unusual cast; 1t was
an unforgettable face.
"Your hlghness.' he said earnestly.
after she had looked long and anxious.
" at his half closed eyes, I'VE are With
In an hour of Ganlook. 1t will be dark
before W. reach the gates, l know,
but you have nothing to fear during
the rest Of the trip. Franz shall drive
you to the sentry post and turn over
the horses to your own men. My
friends and | must leave you at the
end of the mountain road. We are
"Ridiculous." she cried. "Ill not
permit It, You must so to n hospital"
IF | enter the Ganlook gates 1t Will
be the same as entering the gates of
DEATH" he protested.
Nonsense. You have a fever or you
wouldn't talk like that. ] can promise
you absolute security"
"You do not understand, your high
ness"
Nevertheless. Won are going to q
hospital" she firmly said. you would
die out here in the wilds. so what are
the odds either way? Aunt Fanny, will
You be careful? Don't you know that
the least movement of those bags hurts
him."
"Please do not mind me, your high
ness. I am doing very we'll" no said,
smiling.
The coach brought up IN front Of Il
roadside inn. While ONE Of the men
were watering the horses others gath.
cred about it's open window. A con.
versation in a tongue utterly incompre-
hensible to Beverly took place between
Baldos and his followers. The latter
seemed to be disturbed about some
thing, and there was no installing tho
solicitous air with which they regard
ed their leader. The pseudo princess
was patient rs long as possible and
then broke into the discussion.
What do they want?' she demand
ed in English.
They ore asking for Instructions"
he answered.
Instruct them to do as l bid" she
said. Tell them to hurry along and
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with the queen OF Sheba2' I hear some
or the cabinet ministers soy TO the
king. "She is from u country way Off
to the south. We can never get n
trade from her. If there was n canal
cut through the Suez isthmus, that
might be different. But all intercourse
with that nation must come overland
by camel back through regions infested
with robbers. Why do we not turn
and court the affections Of those nearer
IT honef" "Ah," methinks I can hear
the great king say, '1f we can help any
people we must help them all alike.
MI who will come to me I shall help,
whether they hc Jews or gcntiles,
whether they he whites or Blacks,
whether they he men or women. They
shall nll DO treated alike And so,
standing amid swaying palms and the
Incense bearing servants and amid the
bowling courtiors Of the welcoming
king, ! learn that when we 90 forth to
Christian work we are not TO hon in
orr gospel invitations by any national
ity or Ivy my ono social class. We
must carry the gospel to all peoples Of
all climcS.
Now comes the practical question.
Are you and I willing TO come to our
Saviour King. as did the queen of She
ba, who sat at the feet OF King Solo
mon? Are we ready, like this queen OF
my text, TO bring our priceless Eiftsp
Are VIC ready TO come and bow at the
feet OF Jesus and give 70 him tho most
priceless Of gifts-namoly, the gift OF
our earthly lives and Of our eternal
souls? Oh. my friends. n We continue
much longer 70 loitcr In the faroff
country. d. you believe We will eyer
be nhlc ~ coluc md SIT NJ tho Masters
feet in the now Jerusalem?
The Poct'- Answer.
In closing I am going TO ask Won to
put TO yourselves the same question
the consumptiyc college student. Rich
ard Kirk White. put to himself. He had
hut n few moro weeks 70 1--we. ms day
while he WAS walking through n flower
garden he found n card with these
words on it pinned TO q tall plant:
To think q spring Is yet to come
That ! am not TO see;
To think a flower is vet to bloom
From dust that 1 shall be.
With that the dying poet took out his
pencil. and upon the back of this card
he wrote these words, which he had to
answer, as we'll as all of us have to an
Swcr:
To think when months and years have
fed
And times and seasons DER.
When al that can die shall be dead,
That | shall die 10 more.
Oh, whore shall then my spirit ho,
Where hall spend eternity?
Immortal, travelling this road of
death. where are thou going 10 spend
eternity: Queen of the Land of Sin.
wilt thou leave the far country and
come and bow ut King SoIomon's feor
in the Davidic capital: Down on thy
knees, immortal. And then when thou
hast uttered the publican's prayer thy
king will lift thee and cali thee his
child and thy brow wilt wear a royal
coronet. And then-what then: The
glory OF that moment no human lip
may describe. The half Of that eternal
triumph has never been told and never
will he told until. like the queen Of
Sheba. we shall he welcomed in the
heavenly capital. Yea, the half Of the
greatness of thy wisdom was not told
me"
Copyright, 1896, by Louis Klopsch.l
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0OneQ conscience,
ASK IL Baron Dangloss IL in Gan.
| look, and, II he Is, command them to
take me to him Immediately" she
whispered to Baldos. II sudden inspira-
ton scialng her. She would lay the
whole matter before the great chief OF
police and trust to fortune. Her hand
fell impulsively upon his and, to her
~amazemcnt, it was as cold "A ice.
What is the mattcr?' she cried in
alarm.
"You trusted me in the wilds, your
h%ighncss," he said tenscly; II am trust
ing yOu now" Eefore she could reply
the officer IN charge of the Gnnlook
gates appeared Mt the coach window.
There were lights on all sides. Her
heart sank like lead. 1t would be a
miracle if she passed the gates I'M
recognized.
~ must see Baron Dangloss at once"
she cried in English, utterly disdaining
her instructions to Baldos.
The baron is gel at present
and can see no one" responded the
good looking young officer In broken
English.
"Where is he?" she demanded nerv-
ously.
"IIe Is at the house Of Colonel Goaz,
tho commandment. What ~ your busl-
ness with himT'
ut IL with him. and not with you.
sir" Hhe said, imperious once moro,
Conduct mo TO him Immediately"
"You cannot enter tho gates unless
you"--
"Insolcncc" exclaimed Bnldos. "ls
this the way. sir. in which you address
the princess? Make way for her"
"Thc Princess gospcd the officer.
Then n peculiar smile ovorsprcad his
face. He had served three years In tho
castle guard at Edclwciss, There was
Il long pause, frnught with disaster for
Beverly. Yes, perhaps 1t Is just as
well that we conduct her 70 Baron
Dangloss," he said at last. The deep
meaning in his voice appealed only to
the unhappy girl. There shall he no
further delay. your higlness," be add
cd mockingly. 4 moment later the
/ GilfS SN lilk Ol''I HlIu lutN pa -N'tl
through. Beverly alone knew that they
were going to Baron Dangloss under
heavy guard. virtually as prisoners
The man knew her to be an impostor
and was doing only his duty.
There were smiles OF dcriSion on the
faces Of the soldiers when Beverly
swept proudly between the files and
up the steps leading to the comman
dant's door, but there were no audible
remarks. Baldos followed, walking
painfully, hut deiantly, and Aunt Fan
ny came last. with the hand bag. The
guards griuncd broadly as the corpu
lent HCgrrss waddlcd mp the steps
The young officer and two men entered
the door With the wayfarcrs. who were
ordered to halt in the hallway.
"Will Your highness come with me-
said the officer. returning to the hal
after a short absence. There was I'M
mistakahle d~eriSion in his voice anC
palpahlc insolcnce in his manner Bcv
crly flushed angrily. Baron Danglos:
IS very curious to sec you." he added
with "A smile. Nevertheless he shranl
a bit beneath the cold CLEAN in thu
eyes Of the impostor.
You will remain here" she said
turning to Raldos and the neCrcss
And you will have nothing whatever
to say 20 this very important younl
man" The important young man
actually chuckled.
Follow me. yOur most rOyol high
ness" he said, preceding her through
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Hard To Trace.

Excuse me, sir, but you have taken
my umbrella
but this umbrella has my initials OF
it,"
II can't nclp that, sir, You will have
to see the man who gave it to me-"
where lil he get it,
He said il was loaned to him by d
milwaukee, Sentinel.
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\ Painful Difference.

You talk" your roast beef rare, 10
YOU not" asked the host.
Not rare answered the man wh(
is impoverished, but grammatica-
rarely " Star.
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LONcmnISing NOOke.

Mrs. Knickcr-How can you give 4
ball without n ballroom? Mrs. Booker
Haven't | got eight coy corners and
two staircascs?-Harper's Bazaar
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(TO BE C~ONTINUED.)

Three on. ef every Is shops In the west
end of London, says the Graphic. ara
owned by men or women IN society. who
either keep them under Assumed GAmes
or have a large financial interest in them.
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colors III Can the sheep DO ~blankcted
with heavy wool unless he cares for
them? Can the fish live In the acqunri.
ums OF the deep unless lie watches
over them when they are youngp All,
my friends, the wisdom of King Solo
mon did not develop the temporal pros
perity Of the Hebrew nation nearly as
much as Gods wisdom provides for the
temporal wants Of his children. lie
feeds the birds OF the air and clothes
the lily of the field. lie feeds and
clothes us. Oh, the infinite wisdom Of
the Prince Of Peace as a divine COM
missary!
A Just King.
But King Solomon not only stands
as the divine type of n great and pow
crful king. n friend to the great and the
powerful OF his realm. but he n also
the symbol OF n Just king, looking after
the rights of the helpless and the weak.
Solomon was not only willing TO take
by the hand the great King Hiram OF
Tyre and call him brother. but he was
also willing to put his arm about the
helpless, the fricndlcss and the weak
slhi ShN l. dII IVY Illtiil. i am NY
protector" And no man. no oma
could he so poor and helpless but they
could always come to him and find
true Justice.
You annot understand what Solo
monte Justice mems unlcss you In I'M
nginntlon 20 and see ono of the orion
tai rulers holding court in the far east.
Now, the eastern court was not Ike
the western courts. The kings did not
appoint certain Judges to dispense Jus
ticc. but on certain days they them
selves went into n large open audience
place as the great inoguls Of Delhi
used to do. Perhaps | can best do
scribe for you this audience place Of
King Solomon by describing for you
the judgment hall OF Akbar the Great
"a | saw It. This audience place, liter
ally speaking. is no hall at all. The
blue dome Of heaven is its ceiling. The
pillared columns Of marble. which find
their anchorage in the most exquisite
Of mosaic floors, merely lift themselves
up for adornmcnt and not to support
any roof. This reception hall was once
one mass of jewels and precious stones.
These precious stones were not tossed
together in heaps as an Italian hod car
rier tuinbles bricks into Il pile. They
were arranged in most exquisite de-
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NOTAS Y NOTl(I5S

halo Ia vista de una moci6n sobre acumu-
laci6n de pleitos para ell d1a II. Aboga-
do del demandante, sefior Torres NOME y
del demandado, sef1or Guzman Benitez.
--Anoche fu6 presentado al Concejo
Municipal un extenso informe del jefe de
Sanidad local. Ell Ayuntamiento acord6
volviera dicho informe su procedencia
para que Sc haga un extracto de 81. AL
gunas personals Green que ese informe de-
bio pasar para su estudio la comisi6n de
Sanidsd y Benefcencia.
-Nacimientos: Nicolas Parrilla, An
gel Martinez, Gloria de los Angeles Medi-
no Vazquez, Isabel Rosa Furniz, Isabel
Merced isabelle Merced.
-Defunciones: Cruz Valdespino Diaz
Osoria Claudio.
Han sido declarados cesantes varios
barrenderos por faltas de exacto cumpli
miento en- la limpieza pdblica, siendo sus-
tituidos por otros.
46 carros de basuras Sc han sacado en-
t6rmino de dos dfas en- el barrio Amparo.
--Varias casas de dormir han sido de-
nunciadas en- la ciuda1, por el estado de
suciedad en- que Sc encuentran.
La establishes demografica del primer
semestre del afio 1865 acusa un 1850 por
mil de mortalidad.
Sc asegura que en- el Preside Sc han
presentado dos casos de viruelas.
Francisco Jimenez, Agapito Alicea,
Bel6n Rivera Ramon Cordero, han sido
asistidos en- el cuarto de socorros, de CON
tusiones leves.
200 sacos de correspondence trajo es-
ia manana el correo de los E. u.
-El Official de Sanidad local ha dis.
puesto sean desinfectadas muchas casas del
barrio Amparo, en- las que Sc han presen-
tado casos de sarampi6n y otras enferme
dads.
-Ha sido denuneiada la casa n1merc
81 de la Gale de San Francisco, por care
Ger de condolences higienicas
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lei sefior Enrique MARQUEE Huertos,
abogado, ofr6cenos sus servicios profesio-
males en- Bayam6n. Buena clientela de-
seamos al nuevo iurisconsulto.
--Cerca de seis dfas ha estado en- ell via
je dc Nueva York este puerto el vapor
one traio al gobernador Winthrop.
-Hace falta que SO ponga un reloj en-
el salon de sesiones del Conseio Executive.
Sc esta terminando con toda premura,
ell pintado de las galerfas y salones que
ocupan las oficinas del Consejo Executive
de la Camara, fin de que queden listos
para la primera session que sera Ell lunes
pr6ximo
Han empezado llegar la ciudad
los delegados la C6mara.
"A las nueve ymedia de la mafian2
de hoy Sc comenz6 la distribution de la
correspondence llegada de los EE. UU.
De eata capital Que Sc proponfan If q reci-
bir al gobernador no pudieron hacerlo por
Ia hora temprana en- que tom6 puerto 81
vapor que 10 trajo.
-Hace falta que Sc verifque Ell riego
de las GALES de Santurce con mayor regu.
laridad, pues es mucho el polvo que tienen
que soportar aquellos vecinos.
Todavfa no Sc ha sacado remate Ia
pintura de la parte interior del teatro. 81
Sc desea que las obras est6n terminadas
en- Febrero ha de seguirse trabajando sin
perder momento.
-Esta mafiana fonde6 en- el puerto 81
vapor "City Of Savannah"
Esta mafiana lIegaron de los Estado;
Unidos los esposos Winthrop.
Sc asegura que el vapor Getty o.
Savannah" trajo averfas en- sus calderas
La banda de m6sica de la policfa es
tuvo esta m afiana en- el muelle la llega
da del COB ernador Winthrop.
En- el caso de Frau & Co., de Gales
con doGa Fausta Dominguez y don JOS
Martinez sobre rescisi6n de contrato sc Sc
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NOTICIA.-No hay que farse de la
buena fe que incautamente tratan de que
rer demostrar 10 contrario, pues e. tan
cierto como el sol que nos alumbra de que
la oCiudad de Mexico" es Ia tienda predi-
lecta de San Juan, para calzado, g6neros
de punto, cuellos de todas formas, para
guas, perfnmerfa, etc, precios limitadisi
mos. Con una vista este estabIecimien-
to Sc CANA un ciucuenta por ciento que
yendo otros. Sc dan regalos. P.
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CABLES De ULTIMA HORA
Acabamos de recibir cl cable siguiente;
NaM-YOrk. EnAr0 4. 4.SC u. m.

AcabamOs de recibir cl cable siguiente:
NeWYOrk EnerO A. 43O D. M
General dOmnanO DemetFO Rodriguez mUertO aaqUe de
hoy Puerto Plata E COmbae fu rudisimO sangricntO
raneia Aemania pPepaTan para guerra Grande
caucOnes miaes para apOyar respeva pOca Ma
ITuecOS.
amirane ROieswensE ha declaradO que eScuadra nga
estaba a para ataca eSrechO de COea d cOmbao
Togo hubieSe salidO YiCtOriOsO
T6meSe que estale La cOnfagEaci6n eurOpea.
supplemental rcua Lo podumo fu6
recbdo hora de a
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los interiors; del edi6cio; nj mas nj menos
que ii el inc6gnito agitador, esa especie de
hombre-cicl6n 8 de hombreterremoto &
quien Sc achaca 10 que aucede, tuyiera in
teres 1nicamente en- molestar con sus gol-
pes los yecinos, y en- especial los del
segundo,
Quedamos, pues. On Ia plena duda de.si
los ruidos vienen del cielo Q de los infer
nos; de 81 son ohra de monederos falsos 8
tarea de escaladoress fantasies de las Atit
b pioo de Noches....,.
iContinuara este asunto foIletinesco, que
nos ha trafdo la realidad, ocupando Ia
atenci6n de las gentesl
El tempo dirS, que es gran maestro de
verdades y gran desbaratador de ilusio-
En- esta imprenta SO Yende papel de pc
5-iiSr3;;ro yyiaif,S < A2.(lfl uuinfal
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EI COmbafe de Puerto Plata.

El general Demetrio Rodriguez } de
las fuerzas jimenistas que ataearon Ia cirs
dad, recibi6 varios balazos, partiendole 81
coraz6n uno 81 vertical IN asalto para en-
traT en- Ia ciudad.
a. El general Demetrio Rodriguez,
era nn hombre joVen, aeaudalado y tenido
por valerosfsimo entire los osdominicanos que
le apellidaban Eel toro de Ia Inca No
roeste.
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R E G A 0 S
Las De poo.

ST quiere v. obtener regalos por medic
de cupones que le entregan & raz6n de uno
por cada Is centavos que caste. Compre
siempre mas barato que en- ninguna parte
en- LA Vizcaina," San Francisco AZ; "La
Gloria" Cruz Is, y Gel Cielo, F9rtaleza
25. En- dichos establecimientos Sc han re-
galado va mas de 200 artfculos, entire ellos
camas, camisetas paraguas etc.-Arrivf
Hermanos.
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Ell representante aIenan.

Ia diplomacia francesa inglesa en- los
asuntos de Marruecos.
De Radowitz, es el actual embajador
aIemdn en- Madrid, hijo del que fu6 mi
nistro de Relaciones Exteriores en- Prussia.
Els hombre joven, pero esta reputable CO.
mo un gran diplomatico.
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Sew York, EneTo 5. I.30 5. q.

new ork, Enero q, 1.SO 2. m.---
Otros despachos de Santo Domingo, In
orman que el combate entire las fuerzas
timenistas que secundan al presidente Mo
jrales contra los elementos horacistas que
ocupan Puerto Plata, verifc6se no muy
distante de la entFada de Ia Gale de Sam
tiago,
Los horacistas partidarios de C6ceres,
perdieron muchos hombres
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10 De MARRUEGOS.

ceda con toda cIaridad.
La actitud del Kaiser es muy en6rgica
y en- una confeIencia que celebr6 con el
ministro frances hizo manifestations que
este halo desagradables.
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Las eIeCCiones en- IngIaterra

New York, Enero 5, 1.30 p. M
EI gabinete de Campbell Bannermann,
dicen de Londres que ha convocado cleo
clones en- ell Reino. Eatas Sc verifcardn
del diez al Is de este mes.
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demos negar que 10 que mas esta llaman-
do Ia atenci6n son las camas orientalea que
en- las grandes vidrieras de Gel Cielo'' Sc
exhiben en- estos dias hay mas de Glen mo.
delos desde $3.50 q 5000.
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New York, Enero 5, 1.3O p. m.
Un largo despacho ha sido trasmitido
al emperador alem&n por su representante
para la conferencia de Aljeciras De Ra-
dowitz. Las afrmaciones que hace en- sus
manifestations al Kaiser, envuelven gra-
YES acusaciones respecto los trabajos de
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Otro despacho afrma, que Sc ha llega-
do & ultimar la ereaei6n de un nuevo mi
nisterio del trabajo, al frente del cual sera
puesto el diputado Mr.. Burce.
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ALENANES T INGLESES.

New York, Enero S, 1.30 p. M
Ia prensa alemana comenta desfavora-
blemente para Inglaterra las manifesto
clones que Sc atribuyen al almirante ruso
Rojestwenki al explicar la actitud de Ia
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New York, Euero 5, $50 p. m.
Comuuican de Berlin que el aplaza-
miento de la conferencia de Algeciras para
resolver los asuntos de Marrueeos, Sc debe
manejos del representante frances M.
ReyaiI que Alemania debe exijir Sc pro-
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escuadra inglesa en- Oriente.
El Kaiser en- conferencia con sus mi
nistros ha insistido en- que Sc deben pediI
al parlamento mayores cr6ditos para Il
marina, preveyendo futuras contingencies
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Guerra, AIemania ! FranGia.

4 No cabe duda que de las conferencias
sobre 10 de Marruecos algo gordo saldra.
Los Gltimos cables son alarmantes y 81
bien es cierto que Francis, Alemania 6
Inglater "a Sc preparan q Ia lucha no po-
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no ha visto usted los magni-
fcos traies, blusas kimonas, sa-
cos guaTda-polyos, enaguas cami-
sas, cnDre- -corsets, TRACES para MI
mas j ninos, etc. etc, de telas de
hilo, hochos en nuestros propiosta-
lleres Aunque los preeios 4 que
vendemos son muy m0dleOsy no
hacemos NADIA de paeotilla.
Nuestr0 extenso surtido c0m-
prende desde Ia blusa mas censi-
la, hasta los ricos traies adornar
dos con fnos encaies, calados, bor-
dados. etc. 7He Porto Rico DrQVqt
Work e Eaaa6r0idery Co.-l9 For
taIeza San Juan.
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FRANCIA PREP PARADA.

New York, Enero 5, 1.3O p. NJ.
En- una entrevista del ministro de ma
rina francesa y un representante del I'll
mes" ha dicho aquel que Francia Sc halla
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1906-01-05

LA "Pabts, la legftima ',Pabst es
la de Milwaukee, cuya etiqueta es redonda
con una hoja en- Ell centro una B sobre
el aguila. Son sus agentes en- San Juan,
M. r. Calder6n y Co, Tetuan ].
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1906-01-05

completamente preparada para responder
& cualquier contingencia armada que pu-
diera presentdrsele. Sc da gran importan-
cia al incidente surgido con Alemania.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1906-01-05

Con motive de estas festas ha Tecibi-
do 81 popular don America Galas, nm gran
surtido para Bu conocido establecimiento
ssEl Popular, que no tiene competencia
nj precedentes ca la historic del comercio.
Las damas elegantes Sc surten de ali u
hay grandes novedades propias para Ire
galoa
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1906-01-05

Sc ALQUILAN habitacioues Infor.
maran San Francisco "A, altos. is. Y. &
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