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Weekly Arizona journal-miner., 1906-02-14

WASHINGTON, Feb. 9-The house today ground out the usual semi.month' " grist of private pensions, passing in '2 minutes 429 bills for the benefit Of veterans who were barred from one reason or another from coming m under the general statutes.
 Seventy'five per cent of the bencdei aries are either blind or bdridden or Of th's order. With number of minor oilis and the passage of two amend ments to the Philippine tariff of l9oi' constituted the transactions of the day.
Weekly Arizona journal-miner., 1906-02-14
VICTIMS OF EXPLOSION
 NUMBER ELEVEN

HINTON, West. Va., Feb. 9-lt is now practically settled that there were 3l men in the Parral mine near Oak hill, fayette county, when the explosion oe' cured yesterday afternoon. Eleven were rescued alive, and six bodies re- covered, there being fourteen yet in me mine. Some of the rescued were badly injured, and two are likely to die It is thought the remaining four' teen bodies can be gotten out tonight
Emmons County record. [volume] (Williamsport, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-current, 1906-08-16

lrfomrr, tne Nevs, Aug. /. lsos. ]

s. $50 - r. - ! = =
- Bradek % team $500.
feafs last nday Hazell " !
klso1a ~ TO- efeated
ne land b owned -
Hackney-Land Co., but now owned
individually mas been boosted up -
sfk 7gy
As harvest approaches people are
figuring on the prospects for the an
nual car shortage. 1t appears likely
now that the cars will be more scarce
this year than ever before, as car con.
struction has by no means kept pace
with the increase in crop acreage and
probable yield.
Thrac carloads 81 cattle have been
shipped from this station during the
pas, two weeks. Ed. Sanderson of
Oaks shipped one car driving them
from over near Hazelton, and I. E.
Scnggins OF near here, shipped two
cars. Cattle shipments are being
made about two week earlier this year
over last year, due no doubt to the
market.
A, special meeting Of the school
bard Of Cherry Grove District No. :,
held last Saturday afternoon. it was
decided to enlarge the school building
in Braddock and the clerk was In
structed to advertise for bids for
building the same. which appears in
this issue 81 tfie news. 1Yie plgns
aud Specifications call for story to
be addea onto ssprel ent strstsnre.
The Aid has aleoS lcided to 6tan .
baslnent.snndeH the school 8uildng
for the purpose Of putting in furn-
safs<a
Emmons County record. [volume] (Williamsport, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-current, 1906-08-16

For Superintendent. OF Schools
20, ,u 49, { S ssss rswsSsa y:
Cell. ". Kodenbure. I. r. Lee.
For Constables+T. l.. Halves. Jacob Brum-
meier. Frapk S1hii. III. TIL Ii
For COM e. iicd4aissi ohk3 . ,(jts Il
First Mstsic4 Ilotsert Rhch23a6 ~
second Districts. r. kuftz.
fifth Dist rict-Wtlliam MueAch.
For Assessors
First Dtstrict-A..N Weller
fssSsS R'.slIssJfay. %snas;ssd
Fifth District-T. A. kie6eF.
Emmons County record. [volume] (Williamsport, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-current, 1906-08-16
centr. I con,.alttss M.St..

!. At meeting Of the Republican
county committee the following Officers
sweres cl,dsen:s ChaA Cov6ltt3s chais.'
imam; A. W. Sims, secretary; A. T..
sGeil, treasurer. The following men,
ssbers were. present: CHS. Coventry.
~. n. Roeop, John Bakef, John Bartu.
y. p. Snltla.sP Peter sA!a4 sA Y Henry
Wittmayer.
Emmons County record. [volume] (Williamsport, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-current, 1906-08-16

Il Send your name and address on q
postal to Bradley SssiE roman Co. Chi
caeo, and receive q most valuable
saint, book. free Bradley & NrOoman
Paint sold by. the Linton Bazar.
Emmons County record. [volume] (Williamsport, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-current, 1906-08-16
SPECIAL MEETING
q TIE Board q County Commission.
ssi8Ni 80 eT8.

so 81 q. ssss dos sns, sgsss
Of Emmons County NJ D., will he held mt the
county ssat OF Thursday. August aad. II :
O'Clock p. IN. for the purpose Of considering
bids for the building Of bridges. and other
Dated at sLiutoi. n. d. August 18th, 1903.
j. G.. PITTS.
County Auditor,
Emmons County record. [volume] (Williamsport, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-current, 1906-08-16
In the recent primary campaign
there was nd .6ae - u stkaeNla

In the recent primary campaign
there was nd s3ae ~ III stesRllD;
in private conversation. and public
speeches, was = more yigp9u,,aaeviel der
Of the muck-rake than Ext Congress
man Burleigh +. Spalaipg, Tho Cass
County Icicle.s II While the cSA5hSf1I
was In session at jamestown the Muck
rakers held ! conts nusu pafa lmance
in the Armory hall, aad the leaders
such as Spaulding. Winship (of print
mystical fancy, Juhnsonet a: pump
ed out unlimited quantities Of hot mir
In an effort to right what these WORTH
les called the wrongs Of the people
wrongs that we're to be &41l3y COR
rected by turning down the Misso1ri
Slope with its 100 dsleaAtss lof
which only one. and lie fro6, lannon's
county was disloyal to Slope lnterssts,
and putting Che Red River Valley In
surgent-p roM 81 ton outfit, In charge
of the republican party 81 the state.
Spalding was the king bee. Of the
would-be rulers u The party: Yet
this same Spalding was one OF the
msshbeTssOf 'oda1f1l1 es1Glp
mileage steal, one of the rottenest
pieces Of attempted CRATE that vas ey-
efbrought before a legislative body In
the United States. This mueage
graft was on par with the Credit Nd.
hsiier and THE Salay Gra6 thcioents
that shook the lsatiGn = 9laceSters,
thirdsof'a CENTURY ago, Snfwhic6 XIII.
Cd politically Vice Presided dirk
and every congressmenxllat helped Ia
the effort TO loot the United States
treasury The only; differe6SH betketns
the Salary Crab and the Mileage Grab
y that the fortler .v.E Atedsful,
while public opinion v.as aroused in
time 70 head satI H. IAtki =
what the Chicago Inter 0ceAn Fecessfr
ly said OF the measure aud Of Tire men
who tried 10 put it through congress,
among whom was Mr. Spaldme.-s y !,
Probably no grating enterprise was
ever so promptly squelcAed by public
scorn as was the mileage. kfab Bill pas.
sed by the house of representatives on
March !, 1905, and ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
basketcd by the senate. For the beni-
ut OF the short minded w9 recall the
Incident.
I'm the fall Of 1903 congress was
called Ia session "A month earlier than
usual. and only the tlmc necessarY. for
agavel 70 rise And fati Oalaca. hetmeeu.
the special and regular sessions, The
next month an attempt was made I'd
raid the national treasury by an appro.
priation for'ext,a mileage for the regs
ular session. hut 'nots-a sisgle eepe.
sentative had tllaAerye 10 vote torsit.
Fifteen months latir-affet Gle
congressional election and In the final
days Of that congress- ia tff1sAs pas.
sed approprtatfng Sltjo,ooo 70 be d,yid-
ed among t,ieNnernoefs'o f congress IN
proportion TO the dist tfcG they resided
from Washingtdn.' asoesss@ s.
.Out Of 27s members ninety voted
against it. and thu rest shirkedbr wer,
absent. ,asstesv w sttx - 81
1T was as bold 40 atteMpt 70 loot
the treasury as can be Imagined"
Emmons County record. [volume] (Williamsport, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-current, 1906-08-16
4c.sSsi, services.

MErH0pisr EgIsG bE - ) REGULAR ].
ser yiSss eysry naaSyi Ms.rlaSb 81
at ~ nom. All SIe cUrdlalIy lnvlteu.
Emmons County record. [volume] (Williamsport, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-current, 1906-08-16

Correspondence Of the Record rXng. Il

Correspondence OF tie Record rxug. IL :
FAs;ws Sas ga RPSs 81 Sis S,,
So he went for walk,
And prdceedkd f. 1uH air taiop<
J. Mr. j. spsosnpeals.la taIuy, Il
Pollock. spent Monday at Yates.
i Mrs. r. c. Robinson entertained .
few friends Sunday IT p p'cn'r r.
Barren Butte. : = :
J; 1t is reported that H. n. Grouse has
been granted transfer to Cheyenne
fs N'' ssn'ssiiaSasi'lJos IdJy4..I s.ni
down Tuesday in their auto. They
returned Saturday.
:. Mr.. J. Merrill left saturday for
Minneapolis, where lie Wilt attend the
y. A. r. convention.
II Mr.. Fallon left the agency Monday
TO make The irregular labor payment
st the yartoI sgkaesnsijs. 4 vi.
Sisters n. SeripM6e I'D Cqhskan
RETURNED Friday 8p& ChSds, vlete
they have been spending their vaca-
tions.
+ Mrs. A. ID. Andersen left Thursday
TO join her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Chas.
sKupitz Of Bismarck, on trip through
tne east. la7s iaans=s s.as..
Z Sister Co4esan left Monday iaf Yapk-
ton, S. OAK, where she wiff' Sc station.
cd in the future:E .1isF many ,ttisnlls
are sorry to see the kind, indefattgable
Sister 20.
& The Rev. Brother Baftiwin, -I'rcsi-
dent of De La Sale Institute Of Chi
cage, came down on Fridays stage
from Bisgssct, tesytSit hA bFuthe4
Mr.. Witzlehjkhnd! f31ily.. sisisfI{s
The ball boys are at work laying out
new a4s,nse I'M dianends In the old
park. This. b III idesl site for Q diam
ord as II ariysurrounde<l BY bujid-
ings aud trees. It. will, Of course, be
known a. the ddwnsteWA bsll part.
Bids were opened Monday Ut the
Agency office for the construction Of
a new barn sOx4O feet ut the Industrial
Boarding School, 10 milessouth Of the
Agency. & ayle'tP iloauxi Lnnber Co. Of
Strasburg was the successful bidder.
Emmons County record. [volume] (Williamsport, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-current, 1906-08-16
'.snlSndieI III;

The Braddock News makes the fol.
lowing cO,nmJnt ~ Il tiis De 81 d s6tslaw
for destroying glandered horses, and
suggests ;@iwple am lloratiop 81 its
yigors. .3te, New aaJs: TIT
is there MOI. Something lacking Il,
regard to glandered horses? Other
states have fundtsoA, which owpep
Of horses are paid part Of the value
Of the animals in case they are con-
demncd and shot by tke state lveterin-
AIRY. In this state We have no such
protection. There ~ iy0 Question
about this disease being among the
horses of this part Of the state at the
present., time, and nns can imagine the
loss 1t would incur to q poor man who
has only horses enough III work his
land, and those not paid for, but Sc
cured by sndftsag svery other
thing Of value he uwnS.- tn have. the
state condemn and XIII til0se horses
without paying san5tlt1g tor! tliim.
Can you blame him for keeping the
information from the authorities as
long as possible: Aud would IL not
help to entirely eradicate the disease
TO pay a part df the value 0f the AMI
mails when condemned and killed:
This is stockgrowing state, and
the raising Of horses Is an important
part Of that industry. A small raise
in the assessment Of horses to increase
the tax would create . fund to pay for
condemned horses and no one would
feel being taxed for al The state
would act as clearing house and
each owner Of horses wouid have
an insurance against this idisease.
lone. Would it not be we'll for.our
legislatures to take this matter up at
their next session, as this seems 10 be
law that is greatly needed and is
'a'r ana lust to everyone. sEs1f
| ----4---llt.ii- 3si{ $is
y letter received says:--'s painted
Emmons County record. [volume] (Williamsport, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-current, 1906-08-16

I ~ The First Bank OF Linton. Lin
ton, n. 10, HIS realsestate money to
loar, ON good YaTm lands. three 10 five
sSSeSts ssIs1 sff 10 HG-i 10 s2astol
Emmons County record. [volume] (Williamsport, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-current, 1906-08-16
Card Of Thanks.

z TIC nnqessI0ieN NepEek TO rctar03
their eartfelt thanks to neighbors nd
friends during the recent sickness and
sIafter the death OF our baby girl.
s MR. AND Mrs. BERT BIDDLECoMB.
Emmons County record. [volume] (Williamsport, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-current, 1906-08-16
CONSTITUTIONAL AMENDMENTS

hereby certify that the following propose
~ teif % sas sH%ae e M
PROPOSED CONGREGATIONAL, AMEND
MENT.
That section i5s OF. the constitution Of
15s. AMEHpMENI.f MfNINuM PRICE Of
sTAsn lAxDs. ] No land shallbe sold fnr less
sn ss$ dosr.
.er shall pay 0ne-fifth Of the price In cash,
and the remaining four tiiths as follows
one 9th in flfteen years and one-fiftil Ia
twenty years. with interest ut the rate OF
n not, less than six pr centnm. payable anpn.
the county seat of the county Ia which the
land to be. sold is situated. and shall be At
public auction and 70 the highest bidder. af-
= newspaper. of general circulation in the
vicinity Of the lands to be sold. and one at
not have been specially subdivilted shall he
those = subdisided in the smallest suSd ai
not sold within two years after appraisal.
shall be re-appraised before they are sold.
No grant p p.tsnt for any such ~ lands q, shall
sold BY the state shall be subject totaSatlon
iapes s sssS .csnst snv ~ Sal. n sns
any year remain unpaid until the first Mon-
day In October OF the following year. then
and, thereupon the contract Of sale for such
lands, SHALL ut the election of the board Of
university and school lands. become null
and void; and no such contract heretofore
made shall he held void for non paym ent OF
taxes AccruicG on the lands desc bed there
in; provided. such taxes shall have been
paid before this amendment takes ehect;
provided farther. that any sctiOOl,Or institu-
tlOn lands that may be required for town
site purposes may be patio for ut any time
and pAtent issued therefor.
vps,nnflcEn rnHST1TIyTJnNAJ ANE-Nn
That section ~ OF the. constitution OF the
state of North Dakota b. amended 20 rs To
read rs follows w
~. The. supreme court shall consist III
Ave judges, = majOrftvOf whom shall be nec-
s0ary 70 form quorum or pronounce de-
cisi0n. but one or more OF said judges may
adjourn the court from day to day or TO Il
day certain.
PROPOSED CONSTITUTIONAL AMEND
! That section los Ut the siitution Of The
state q North Dakota be amended so us to
l6s The mQneys Of the permaient SCHOOL
/ fund aud other educa tiOhul funds shalt be
invested only In bonds OF school corpora
tions Or q counties, Or o. iowmsips or Q,
| for the construction OF drAtns under author-
| ity OF laW WITHIN ire state. bonds OF the Uni
ted 6tates, bonds OF the state Of North DAk-
ote. sopds OF Other ssadtss, provided , nnsh
| ipdebtAdlels. OF ON atst mort cages OH farm
Hands % this state not exceeding in. sinount
one THIRD. Of the Alapal value. 81 amy snbdlvi
sion ON Itch ths aAme may ~ he lSan e sa;h
's'>''s' = 's'' '"'' Il. r. PORTER.
.r49 N secretary OF state.
RlsHARcx. Aug, q. 1905. tlss
Emmons County record. [volume] (Williamsport, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-current, 1906-08-16


The man behind the binder Will 1e
= ant II this So
- -
s. Kentucklans are qFlng fano
In er and 3 q tie 1. i: 3
car 1euds. Fsss ,sssss
Sorm :. near 5
h4n' run ose5 uyt~aRon andN1e
!Se0m 'hls injuries s.-'.- .s'--'---'-s----
Roswell CleponS. l3.year-old
Nl6oeooH waedioWned whsieSAessnfs
MINK near that city.
FaHo capitalists slsa % establish a
number Of deasaared Ssoohol plants
throughout sAe SAse
Brakemen ot the tzAins should be
armed With npid IRE guns to cope
1klA the toueh h0b1e
Slay Harvey pitched > winning
Nne q ball fos Winston and an adj
0lssf presented him with nlse horse
A Hasssns little Ranx Aahhaoghat-
ee0pend T. see lssW cigar nippeg
~cetee, and asss Ire enis ossacs ting
-
Be-. sssx voted ,s issue bend t. the
amaans 81 sl.t.s 10 cover the e<ss Of
zz1aaaiae water sosks and sewerage
system
lsAi.y enthusiasts aSsess that North
Akasa vii some DAY become better
ke09a - dairy state than it IS at
present Is = wheat state
4 .calibse bullet accidentally dis
eA1rsed from xytAe iahlsvwa Aaads
caused the instant dse,h Of F. T.
Kelly m Alerlin paiser. 4 4
4 b6ilit1dollar co4pany = ne6ng
organized Tor the estaklisliu1nt 8er
the state Or plants for.the manufac-
ture Of denaturized alcohol.
Charles Rednes Rnby who shot
hss ne,ehtor. r,,rt Ho,,rt-s,,,,...
.atisIIes, vita .iatShs u III, bs6a.
held to the grand jury on that charge.
A 10, Of residents az the state who
Az x,;,t ,es., anesnst Ia! ,isaisna.
pers-and are entitled ,o-ase' orebar.
40 IN become ns,nrau,ps. bs,{orerhe
knew law noes adtd efYecis.I | q
David rlarr the Rottineau SHIRT.
horn breeder who was one of ihe
ur.minanf prhs,1tors a. thexexfiasi.
I'm lass iapkI aid hii Az xeifsysto
a Minnesota stock man for Al 600 81
Two wears AGO The Goodrich Citizen
GAopted, q enrre. YRilse - he6Ap Liiled
81 = stallion. HE other aday VII.
sew walked into tho editor,s sanfss1,m
and entered denial to the report.
Tho largo b.rn 10, IN tho ,.r,,. oSarai
hp1jE6s ;ssx mii.S = Ak nS.n&,,ssn
xas st.rncL :. ,;nh, .,,.,,, ~, t,,.::S,,
'wifalsn 6re6 ouahsitS u naystpa oNts'
The Ices was. =, covered by 81. 200 insur.
ance.
wn,' n.rne, ,.,s d,,v, &, -. ~
,,o..as ,n,o .ne .s.s s..,.,. ..,s.s.. s :. 49,.
S.rm - rs u.rna. ,a.th.stssraisa.,
Cltv ~lssh ,iuhtnina -n.s ~, !, maj
al IA as HsSne IN Nod hut
ruk serionslv ininred
q. j. Olson. az Fargo. has resigned
his position In the state land depart.
nnent to accept the ptsition Of deputy
bank. examiner resigned by Nick
Hawes several months ago. Mr.. Olson
is a good man for the place.
A Veterinarian tnvest;v.t;,y tho
death az ! valuable horse ~ Maodan
,,,o ,.t,,ar a.. &c., 49,. ~ $3.50,
Y,earf 4 4 ~, n sS;ss ;,s,y,, s,,s
spines known as prairie needless.
sStOckmen are cautioned not 10 allow
stock to eat hay that has been cut be
fore these needles drop oh.
4aDut n New Rcckforastl,e ssuneyuis.
suks hate ordered IN pf thes hitchinp
dpsts taken from, t,he smsin s.reesS ~
tie town. The iusttAss mem nave
pfovided. places Tor hftchinuSIon Meir
hack hrs and t;,n,a .,,.+ :, ~ 4.
Emmons County record. [volume] (Williamsport, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-current, 1906-08-16

800 = ~ ~ soss 's.
I'D: es.s 3 - ..s 49, :.
Cattle ssekso Ssan6s - ebsvo, o. n ~ -
Groen, VIM. P.-Hull: Cattle, W G on right
a.s.sss 4A.>ua.s,.aas acA.sse. ~ ;oazless
H's s; Ia: s''.a1nr1'''s''s- On
aIaSser, JaJbl-w,lon Eakta u and ~
fonbtnSs 81 ,efshig -. - s.lit; riESst
shoulder. y
!sis side; soae s!sG 4 on Ieis s,d en-
Horses, e LII on left hip.
fHesols. GsAsNLinton. Cattle, - on the right
hip.
Sinsd on rIESs hip as Grown h hoa sane same
& ninside Of right front ses. 49,
Hart iesrz..winene caetls I'D horses. 1ss
asdse, J. -Svinonag CStaesadd horses, ~
Combination Hand u on right hip.
Int vsldt, A.-weatfeld Sheep, ears splits On.
tirely In two parts; left ear on ewes. right
ear on wethers. q
Raven sWn..-Hazeltor Cattle, III ON
rhnn1 GR: Horse;' same brand on right
kl. bod. E A. u. re; Cattle ind
K4udtson. F.P.-Livona. Cattle. sken leu hip
kis. !sansss1sen GstsAn horses.
rs. daRk s. 81 s 4. :s, It.
49, der Srls7t 3esk: :" - '''
Msrchsns, W. J.-Linton. Cattle. ON Hih
RIBS. AZ =
M.en,der, william Emmon.burs. C...,, mo
'o''e' WIN on right hip. \
Morford. N. B.-Hampton.- Cattle, N ttith
curves I instead OF angles at top) ON right
S, &, s; aal... = : ! !, cstk, 100
sals.a.. g si Z e. ea' s.1s., y,.a
ss:"1 fssas; e s so .'ss- h0r'''' n'
O'Flynn. John--winona Cattle, o F on left
shoulder. Horses. y + on left hip. II
Patzer, g. M.-.Hazelton. Horses and cat
SCRIPT 1. yK ' n,d here, only that top part
aarrow head. Cattle branded on left
ff'; si. ) tR5E' h''s ~ 10'''' e. /.
sss; q, 4 psAA'S.'redt: Cattle, ? es,.a
f'fis Il II s s;s II Is r.ss, E 3 ess'''
foRis. John @Wsnpna. a1ssseEAtun isls shsul.
+ 81 G isis sl,oi "a ~ 49,. .aa ses with
fn'n:n, g o-w ss.., =. c..,,s.gc = 'ets
Rathbun.. Q. J.--Lintof. Horses rs com
bined on left shoulder cattle. same
brand pm left hip III
Rensker., q. w.-we..asld. Cattle. TsR on
rlEtk htp. isss. s5e1 i
Horses ~ onsicst Shoulder
Smith. f. D.-liaxelton.J Cattle. Sgieahing)
on right flank.
spaulding, Harrie- Gayton Cattle branded
s1s e Nm nm & ss "a s!ses hip Horses cross
suverly, Geo. A. Nay Ton. Cattle and horses
"a on Fight =. htp. !, .,s...
ON right shoulder.
Tracy, q. W.,sWinonA. Cattle, .lasge r - left
IN. i a |; !; !. s~1 ~ 1sF's'sw: sats',
81 Tough, Mrs.A ii s. Winchester.
Horses. foregoing brand ON right hip.
- Cattle, same brand on left hip. &f
Van Heukolom. J. b.. West6eld--Cattie. w
% eft hip Horses. w hair brand ON
Van soest, H.-Hull. Cattle. S on left hip,
Van ssest NJ HUH. Osatle. Son right Mp.
Weller, A. M.AHampton Cattle. 4 On lef,
hip.
Weller ! r. ;c.-Hampton. Horses. &C on
left hip. ~
wnae, John-l.ivona. Horses. amxll z ON
len shoulder. Cattle. big z on left fsOs.
ws' " ne, 4,sPsr w'no''. As'sst : = on
"a 7caiai 6Ha rieh. hip. As' "is "
Yeater. d. H.-Hazelton. Cattle. . o
80 o. losS ee9es ~ q.
Emmons County record. [volume] (Williamsport, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-current, 1906-08-16

\ letter received says:.-..F painted
my house four years 400 with kradlav
\ N.Tooman Paint. II locks natter Ia.
DAY than any house around. :" INV
some na Tor your house from the Linton
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-10-07
The Correspondence and Postcard Exchange

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The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-10-07
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The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-10-07

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The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-10-07

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