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The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1906-03-17

'Impressionists" are crazy; they say
they are Reformers in art. There isn't
picture IN the gallery devoted to the
Impressionist school that I would ac-
cept as a gift)
American artists have very little rep
resentation in the modern art gallery
in the Luxe bourg, although I did see
an artist copying a picture by Sargent
In all the galleries may be seen artists
copying the pictures; and all the artists
are queer looking In novels, artists
are represented as handsome young
men; in real life. in the great CALLER
les they are freakish looking people;
most Of them old and bald.
I have written up Paris twice
heretofore, and shall not attempt it
again.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1906-03-17

The Centurys series Of papers by Ca
mile GronzoWszf on Historic Palaces of
Paris" will treat in the April issue of
the Interesting and beautiful Hotel de la
efoucauld-Dou deauville. As ia for
mer articles in this series, there viii be
Illustrations from photographs made by
special permission for The Century and
now published for the first time.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1906-03-17

the sleeping car breaking down, but
they paid the passengers no attention,
and we were compelled to look out for
ourselves during the entire journey. At
dining stations no one told US whether
the train would stop one minute or
five, and we were forced to spend half
the time allotted for dining in looking
up a waiter or a hotel man who could
compartment with a woman who
smoked cigarettes necessarily; and the
strangest part of it was, the woman
was young, good looking and we'll man
nered' she did not realize that some
of the other passengers of her sex were
not accustomed to smoking, and OBJ
jected to it.
A few hours after leaving Rome. we
passed through a valley-the valley of
the Tiber=that looked very much like
the Kaw valley between Lawrence and
Topeka. Indeed, for hours we passed
through a country that looked like
America, except that the telegraph
poles were double, and occasionally we
passed an old castle. Also, OCCASION
ally we passed tank cars devoted to
hauling wine; also many of the irri-
eating bitches were of cement; also,
the oxen used in blowing and in haul
ing carts, were always white.
We passed through Pisa and saw the
famous leaning tower. When ap-
preaching Genoa, we passed through
twenty or thirty miles of tunnels; tun-
ne1s built along the rocky shores of
the Mediterranean. The italian rail-
road men all wear a gilt device on
4 their caps showing a wheel with a
wing on either side, and as long as /
! live, I shall hate that emblem. I was
/ treated so badly by the Italian railroad
men. At two O'Clock in the morning
we passed the French border, and
Jared better, although still compelled
/ to do without the accommodations we
/ had paid a high price to insure.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1906-03-17
Friday, January %.


We arrived in Paris at 1:40 .. m.
and made a bee line for the sleeping
car Office. The official we met was so
polite and apologize, and so promptly
agreed to return the money, that our
indignation soon became good nature
and we went to the Hotel de fAthenee
where I was q guest twenty-five years
perfect dinner. and I am now in
clined to forget all about the sleeping
car incident.
There are no hotels equal to the
French; no city equal to Paris. PeO-
pie go to Cairo and Rome and Jerusa-
lem to look at museums and study, but
they go to Paris to be comfortable
Across the street from my hotel was
the Grand opera house. wherein was
being presented Meyerbeer's THE Pro
phet, by q. wonderful company. but
my room was so comfortable that
preferred to remain in it. And this
in Paris, the gayest city in the world
I am tired of running around; Of
sights. While in Pom1eii the guide
took me to one side and mysterious
" whispered that there was a sight
for men only which I could see by
slipping away from the women a mo-
ment. The old Romans displayed GER
train signs In the days Of Pompeii's
greatness that may still be seen; mod
ern men are supposed to look at these
signs, and tell their male friends about
them 1 refused to look at the men
only sights: didn't care for 1t.
If ever you hear me Srumble again,
call my attention to it, and I viii fine
myself a dollar and give you the
money.
It is worth while to travel a long
time and be uncomfortable. in order to
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1906-03-17

The state Journal win sell old papers
at cents a bundle for a short time.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1906-03-17

In one room in the Luxembourg is
a gallery devoted to the Impression
lists" the painters who are crazy.
These pictures are displayed as curios-
files, and not as art. If this rule were
followed in the galleries where only
ancient art is displayed-and 1t should
beat least one-third Of the pictures
would be placed in the curio depart
ment- (Note.-I say above that the
The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1906-11-15
EAST PROVIDENCE
viii &c No More Fires In
Miss Chaffes'S School
Big Delegation viii Attend Per-
formance at tho Imperial

Advertisements and items for The
News Democrat can be left at Alexander
munro Boston store. Warren avenue.
Indications are shat the troubles Of Miss
Chaffee. who IS the Teacher ir the auxll-
larry school In Tobin's block. arc about
ended, as least SO far as setting fire 10 the
building and tuning or the gas is con-
cerned. IL j. reported on good authority
that the school will be removed To a spare
room IN the grammar school building
Yesterday Gertrude Harrigan. one of the
pupils, was overcome by gas that had
been turned on twice. This morning Chief
OF Police Adams informed the representa-
tive Of the News Democrat that there
would be no more fires and that he and
Supt. Of Schools Horton were satisfied
that all Of the fires were the work of a
girl pupil
The school committee will hold a special
meeting Monday evening, when the mat
ter will be threshed out. At this meeting
tho question of appointing new princi-
pal for the \. Il. Hoyt grammar school
vii come up for consideration.
WILL GO TO IMPERIAL.
This evening large delegation from the
Watchemoket Fire company will attend
the performance at the Imperial theatre.
where Murphy & McFadden, both mem
bers OF the fire company, are appearing as
members of the Colonial Bellies company |
The delegation will leave here at 7:15
and with the Watchemoket Fife, and
Drum corps will march from Market
square TO the theatre.
MINOR MENTION.
Ferdinand r. Tobn OF this place and his
old crony Tobias Burke of Riverside.
went 10 Foster yesterday I'm quest of wild
game and came home minus all Of their
cartridges. Today they arc telling just
how it happened that there was no game
In sight during the day.
At the session OF the police court this
morning one man was arraigned for being
intoxicated and as he was without a suffi-
cient amount of cash TO pay his fine of
s. and costs was sent to the state farm.
The local brigade OF the Naval Reserves
spent an hour or more at drill last eve
ming in the town hall under the command
of Lieut.. Bliss.
The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1906-11-15

Advertisements and items for The
News Democrat can be left at Alexander
Munro's Boston Store. Warren avenue.
The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1906-11-15

and Nov. IA These indictments will in
nowise conflict the probate court charges.
III the probate courts jurisdiction Is main
tained by the higher courts we can prose-
cute I'm both courts"
The indictments were secured in this
instance chiefly upon the introduction be-
fore the grand jury OF such portions OF
the transcript OF the evidence adduced in
the recent trial of the Standard as were
pertinent. In addition, the petit jurors
were questioned relative to the correct
ness OF the recorded testimony.
The offences OF the Standard oil COM
pany OF Ohio during the period from
July 5, 1903 and July 6, 1906. were disre-
garded. The prosecutor holds that under
the Valentine law as worded IL would be
impossible to prove an offence upon any
stipulated day so the fine of 5000 and
'osts will be permitted TO suffice for the
ompany's aggregate offences for the
hree years.
Under this indictment. however, IL is he
ieved that the penalty OF 5000 may be
imposed for every day covered i'm the in
lictment should conviction result.
rhis fine would apply also To the direct
)rs and Mr.. Rockefeller, all OF whom
would be liable additionally To imprison-
ment for from six months TO one year
The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1906-11-15

Emma s. Roberts. who was brought into
court Tuesday on the charge OF being
an idle person, was placed in charge OF
Probation officer Maymon.
a horse belong 20 Peter Murrier and
hitched TO n light buggy. ran away on
Central street Tuesday afternoon. The
animal was stopped by officer Woodward
be fore 70 had done any damagc.
The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1906-11-15

.dndlay. o.. Nov. 15.-Indictments charg-
tng violations OF the Valentine Anti
Trust law were returned yesterday by the
grand jury against the Standard oil COM
pany OF Ohio, John ID. Rockefeller. presi-
dent OF the Standard oil company OF New
Jersey. and NJ. G.. Villas. H. l.. McIn-
tosh and j. NJ. Robertson. directors OF
the Standard oil company OF Ohio
No immediate effort will be made 10
cause the arrest OF Mr.. Rockefeller, now
in New York, as his attorneys are ex-
pected TO come here and enter his appear
ance. as was done I'm the case OF the in
formation filed against him in the probate
court. Should they fail TO do this. though,
steps will be taken without delay totap-
prehend him.
Within an hour after the jury had re-
ported Wesley Johns deputy sheriff, was
sent to Cleveland with warrants for the
arrest OF Messrs. Villas, Mcintosh and
Robertson. He was instructed TO bring
the men to Findlay today II he can find
them ard TO accept no excuse, however
urgent.
This order was due TO the course adopt
ed by these men in connection with the
trial OF the Standard oil company OF
Ohio here last September. Subpoenas left
at their residences I'm Cleveland were ig-
nored. In two cases the subpoenas were
torn UP I'm the presence of the sheriff by
women of their families
Johns was instructed 10 advise Messrs.
Villas. Mcintosh and Robertson in case he
found them, to bring pondsmen along
with them or TO arrange In advance OF
their arrival for bondsmen here IL is not
the desire TO lock up either OF the direct
ors, but because OF their former action
they will be dealt with summarily.
Should mediate trial be demanded the
defendants will be accommodated. other
wise IL Ls probable that their cases will
so over until the January term OF the
common pleas court. There are half
dozen criminal cases upon the docket tf7--
term. but Prosecutor David is willing 10
meet any demands they may make.
Indictments were not asked against the |
several local subsidiary companies. for |
the reason that informations are on 'fle |
against them already I'm the probate |
court, and the county prosecutor is conf |
dent that the higher courts will sustain |
the probate court in the disputed ques- |
ton OF jurisdiction.
The attorneys for Mr. Rockefeller !
complained that he had not been indict- |
ed said the prosecutor yesterday. 1--WE |
are the most accommodating people I'm /
the world: so we have obliged them. III f,
81 suits the peculiar pleasure OF them |
selves and their client 10 have him
brought here under Indictment rather
than under an information. they may now |
prouuce MIN with mutual satisfaction
The indictments I'm each case cover
only the period between July T. the date
20 which they stood charged I'm the In
formations on file in the probate court,
The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1906-11-15
WoMEN's BOARD OF MIS- IONS
LISTENS TO ADDRESSES

Portland, Me-, Nov 15.-Important
addresses and the election of officers
occupied the attention OF the delegates
at today's sessions OF the 39th annual
meeting Of the woman's Board OF Mis-
sions.
a report on the survey OF the foreign
work had been prepared by the cor
responding secretary OF the organiza-
tion, and on the list OF speakers were
Miss Grace III. Tewksbury OF China and
East Somerville, Mass: Rev. John H.
Dennison, Boston: Miss Adelaide S.
Dwight. Turkey: Miss Alice III. Bushee,
Spain: MISS Mary Il. Kinney. Turkey;
Mrs Giles G. Brown, Jaffna, and DR..
Julia Bissell. India.
The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1906-11-15

sydney. n. s., Nov. 15.--Efforts TO
settle by compromise the dispute be-
tween the Dominion Coal company and
the Dominion Iron and Steel COM
pany, involving more than $50. 900, 900
and affecting thousands OF employees,
will soon be made, IL is said, here.
Local credit already is much i'm
paired by the trouble and many out
side investors have wired their agents
here not 90 take any more risks until
some settlement Is reached.
The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1906-11-15

may pt leIts
Frederick Goff called on all business
men yesterday, asking them To sign ~
tition In favor OF having ex-Sergt. Frank
Munroe appointed night man at the local
police station. Tho paper was cheerfully
signed. This morning Chief OF Police
Adams Informed tho representative Of
The News Democrat that all candidates
for the position Will have 20 undergo
physical and mental examination,
The members Of. Riverside lodge
knights OF Pythlas. enjoyed a beefsteak
supper last evening. This evening the so
cial club connected with tho lodge will
hold a dance I'm winchcster's hall
-Four stacks OF hay valued az about 500
were destroyed by nre on the farm OF
Mr.. II. Read on tho harrington road last
night. Trsmps arc supposed TO be the
cause.
AT tho meeting Of tho Riverside Re.
form club last evening one name was
added 10 the roster. and committee OF
ten was appointed TO arrange for a social
90 be held In the near future.
A delegation OF about rs from the inter-
mediate branch OF the Christian EndeaVor
connected with tho Congregational churcn
ace dcd an entertainment given by the
Young Mems Christian association at
Providence last evening.
The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1906-11-15
RIVERSIDE
Mr.. Goff Gets Many Signlrs 10
Mr.. Munro0's Petition

The local office OF The News Democrat
Is at Lewis restaurant, Riverside square.
where advertisements and news Items
may be left
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-07-18

@eriftSGof SIT iinOen itan0 5u be.
fiirdteu. 9oS oortige arciSgerift
bat iid) oenn oltd bereit iinoen lollen,
I'M Sntereiie Oc@ Gistruita Die Boil.
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geno @elcgen6eit, oo8 Eubltfitnt Ter
nerbin our6 6obe Giaprciie SIT I6r0-
pfcn. @ro6c 8ltrd)t Dor Der Strofe
miro cr mo6l fuum nod Daben. -
limo NO blcibt ga sic uNdtung Dor
Dem Gcict?"
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-07-18


bah Der MiuOor mo Siuotratb bon Baltimore
criidt merbcn ioaeit, Sterretts9lGcO at con.
o%enIntrcn lIlo hurb6nbreo6eH 5luunSiq SlIB
brett. bon Der AnroOits Sciie ocr Grub. Strdi,e,
oreibunocrt~ iiub breibig SUB rorobitli6, bis
3lr SilbfCitc Der Sdmhrrn Strabe; Die Siiouits
Sctte beln9ter, SterretisAuep, ipte ite .%conncnts
bu1ocrt uuo iiinfulloiiiniSil SlB nurlucitli6 bon
nlo parallel nit Der 9tpropeitsS eitc bon Buca.
StruBe laufcn:
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ST cUnberltircH uH6 ollrdD}ubrc6en. bon Der
gtoropcltaS Ctte ocr Stcrreit 9lllen, luic in obct
algegeberer gSciie at cunoennircn, norolueiiIi6
orct mo 0rciBiq Sun. me6r Doer l%peniger; Die
Stiomeiis Sette 0%crieiben iUu pnraueI init ur6
in eiltcr 9HttcrnI1G bon fitHiunoitcbiip SUB
noro6itlid bon Der ~giorouit Seite Der Grubs Ctr.
Blame beiu9tcr glQcps. Der ant 8~iueiter Iaee
oee SIli 1906 I'M Niircau Der Sirabenourchs
hrnds Gomi1iiidre eilgerei6t lpuroc, ilno Der
lid tegt untcr ocr Gofumenten D~eiagtcn 8us
redlis befiroct.
Culi1l,1S,2 ;Mngt, SID
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-07-18
Vhrean bes etabt.Meniitrntnra-

ga / I III TOR {, Den 10. Suli 1906.
.gllcll bgrait tntereiitrteu @criOnen miro bier.
NIT Nadrtht ertbeilt, oaB Der Stnots Si0euicnr.
lpte g our6 ben Sibibnttt 81 Is. Irlifcl IS,
oeS baltimore GtdbtsGooer bon 1898 (Slpplcs
menu bctlnn9t miro, ben erildrenocn Glaif nm
Die gScrtbuhf6dbrlGen fir Die gti6cuirunG,
Nllniteruna, uno Observation-Disclosures 6er
alens NJ" ~" ulo IS" 5iuiidel Spbus INN
9iutter- StrGBe un0 Gafubettcs9toe. IL. WtufJers
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elac haOOH bcrii6rten Ferionen limo bercdbs
tigt. tnncrbulb 30 Iagen, bonn Sdtum biclcr
9toti3 an, i'm Baltimore Staot1eriht burdb
f6riiili6 cinDcrei6te Bctifiun oa9egcn 5u Az
p%clliren.
SarrD 3. Gupper,
1teGlitrdtor Der Staot Baltimore.
(NuIitt Is N -YIunt1
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-07-18
Ims Der rmiiiidrn Snma.

Nm l1rmenocn anftritten icblt cs
i'm ruiiiihen @arlnment nld)t. @cnr
ben GumuyM iiglieoern Elm Heoncr,
beionoers ein Hegierun0spertrctcr,
nidt acf1Qt, 10 miro er bon Den CT
trerlcn Yortcieu id)on nod) bcn cr'
ften @ortcrL nit u8erug! @cnug !
gufborcn! Nbbonfenl" munotobt
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-07-18
lSnn Minnnn[cnc Mcidl.

SO furb am II, Nuli 1906 mad %Idrtgerer
lin BON crmunn Hteid, i'm Ilter BON go Sab
rem unb , Utoltutcll, 0eborell in Ndltennornbelnl
S1dfen lScimnrs@ iicnu0. Ste lccrotGung fiIs
oct EUuneritan, gtutuittogs 3 ubL bon tbrer
auf Der p%gSeitert Cemetery" liUlt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-07-18
8efanntutad
stcucr.Y rnnrtemrnt Mnthnnna

VuIIImOrc, 0cn Is. 1lNi lNN6.
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enG, ellle Strufgebiibr bon 3 @ru5cnt nm Ole
nuen Slencrs9 te6nu1gcn iiir Gruunci0eltbum
pom 1906 ~hetgeliiAt l%uiiroen, ole nibt bis 2icns
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ipenll bnrlmI Mot perl0uli1 ODER ibrifiiidI e.
miro. ~
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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-07-18
Nnnn Glisnhcth Nricl.

IS ftnrb am 1G. 3uli 1906 Nnuu @liiabeth
Brief. @itt,ue BON I. 6CnrD Nrtel, i'm Ylter
BON 70 Subren. Ole Neerbi9un0 iiHoet Wiitt'
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luo5ll Eerpduble uto 5rclttOc udtunQsooa elm
QCIuoen iino. t9S-O
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-07-18

9ob c& Ben su dD pcrcr
@cf0n0rtbs uno @elbitrofc pcrllr.
tbciItcn Mitglicocrn ocs GiStrluit in
Solcbo itlicbli6 eclinacn miirnc,
Sdllt uro 3llfIudt III irgeno ciucm
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-07-18

Tie RAIDER Scr Hepoln'
ton III Guatemala iollen GiIenbobn'
boltten 0clucicn icirt. Cabrera, Der
Groiiocnt icner &cpublif, bat ctnct
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brera Srrppcn ollf Scr Stcle itber'
oil bin lhidcn, no cine Gepoliltlon
cntltebt, lie I'M Seine unterorildrH
mo onnllt oltd ieine Trdlioentlhdlt,
nad) Dem Wtulter ocs Yr1lioenten poh
Werito. in cine lcbcrSl1nglid)e Gif'
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teritiibt bobcL neil iie bcfiirdtetcn,
Dab Cabrera iid) nift nit Der Git
totur iibcr iciu 9ono begniiaen, lor'
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DC. 81 beoollern lit, boB ibm on9
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Sabricbutc lang felt III 3ilgel &c
nomnten mcrOcn. oomit bos eulaeHtc'
polutlpnircn ouibort. (gSbl.O }
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-07-18
GhuS. 9tD0c.

IS itar6 am 10. Iult 1906 GBae. Nbllr I'M
g(ter bon 60 Snbrcil, Ncburcu III Scuii6ldno.
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aus itGtt. NciieGunG prtoattm aut Der rNaltts
more SeIHCtcru." G9S-9D
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-07-18

aus @oi6ingtor mir6
beridtct, boB Die Heinlid]feit u16 sic
ianitGrcn Heformerr, bic IN Scr ao.
nol5one in Savanna eingeiiibrt nor.
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STANDARDIZED iebr u%ngiinltig becin.
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pobnt leicn, pertriigen Den Iufctt.
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lidl oo Gin Sd)olf eiren gSit crlullbt
ilno ocn Serrcn in@oibin9ton ciren
Soren oufgebumoen?
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-07-18
GrfnriiOncn per Sampfcr.


8ra6tboue 9HrfS, neue slmiifentcnts uns
gttruftioneH; berilbmte SOC. MuBI3eitcu; SaI5.
pGiier.Bao; bcrii0t uno beiudbri. a0uftf bon
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cs In Solbeitcr.
0inmmutgz Sampfer p2uutic." @ohentnaen
(aESGcnorHmen 9icnitnGS, 9onnerftags ilnb
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uno O25 gIu6m.; egtrd Boot 9.15 gIa1m.s
an Sonntaaen; 900 Born. unb $50 Ga6uI
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9te ictHite 9our In Der gBeIt fir 25c. Jia'
bait fit SbuIen uno SeIeuf9aiteH. Glide
icinc &uteH often.
(Mat20-S&G1
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SOGn Scriuig & SObu.
2ethenbeuattcr NIB GinbaliGmtrcr.
Al. nAhu .-AInaAZ @LraEa

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fert fir So6ieitcn, untcrbnItun0en mo anoere
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