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20 The Star this afternoon.
lie woald not deny that he tn
tended 10 enforce the saloon cloasng
ordinance and state lAus governing
saloons.
"A will euforc~ ali tho laws IA I
ind them With references 20 sa-
looms, I have 40 statement TO make
Al thsa time. bat Will have some
thing 20 say In = few days.
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ASKED PROTECTION
OF TINE POLICE

H. Mcwllliams had too much Of n
celebration TO commemorate the
Seventeenth OF Ireland" Saturday,
and yesterday voluntarily appeared
at tho police station with the de-
lirium tremens. McWilliams thought
that the original Casey was after
him. and he wanted the protection
OF the police lie will be held until
be eobers up.
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Contractor Who Disappeared February "a Writes
Letter to Wife That Sounds Strange as a
Sea TaIe---His Story Believed, However, and
Attorney Has Left to Investigate.

20. he found himself on a pile Of
raw hides and pas, Port Townsend.
lie cfawied en deck and asked the
captain TO pat him ashore. fseslv-
ing biaw faF an answer. lie grab
bed the captain b the throat and
they fell toxsther GA the deck
Another offteer dubbed him from
behind and stunned hirn. tie was
then tied 20 the mast ana was flos-
Eved with small rope ttil lhssn-
sihis. Then. Re says. he vAs thrown
in the held ana left two faym With
out food or drink. afterwards being
forced 10 pass coal for food BE is
chained At his work.
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NJ chr. Advice.

-x<ssr neglect u speak evil Of
I'm ~ sarsadc ana BY tnftuence n
"a eaat dare 90 DO - By direct
sa;emsn,.- was oae Of hls preeepis
-An4 remember this Always Ola
cos hin AZ yuer ainusF table 80
at Ynlf children may hear shat
20 iaiak Il Aim Then they ean 50
. setooi and point the finksr %
kxsn II bis children and say See
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hank cLEARrNcs
SPREcKELS
VERY I'LL

SAN FRANCISCO. March IA
John u. spreekeis il very near
death. DR.. w. $. Thorn has Ia
formed hia relatives that there ~
absolutely no hope for him and Mrs.
Alexander Hamilton. a daughter.
has bean summoned home from
Europe. The disease IL eirrhosls OF
the liver.
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all relatives. were spending a eo-
eial hour In the room OF Eva Will
cox. A rough house started, and,
while a knife and gun were both
prominently displayed by the par
Elephants. the knife. which the wom-
an held. did the most damage. In
the miNup she severed a generous
slice from Emil Mattson's features.
No charge was placed against any
OF the quartet except Emil. who was
held as a witness.
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DENVER. Colo. March ia.-Six
hundred miners are cut off from
communication by snow slides.
Those imprisoned near ouray are
not reported aud II IL not seen bow
they are going 20 get provisions
Railroads are tied up through the
mountains and wires are down. In
the fmogone basin the snow Is from
$50 20 800 fest dep.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-03-19
LEVY BANKRUPT

Louis Levy. member OF the state
legislature In 1908. has filed a petit
ton In bankruptcy before Federal
Judge Hanfurd. Levy owes f4,iSb
and claims that he has but $3.50 as
sets that can be used 10 pay his
debts lie has 81 Sq0 assets. Of which
g.. 900 represents a lfe Insurance
policy.
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WARRANT OUT
FOR 'SCOTTY'
tllEaEs That He SECURED
his MONEY ~ ROBBERY AND
rHsT HIS MINES ARE FAKE.

los ANGELES. March is.-war.
'ann have been issued IN Iuyo
1sntT for the arrest o. William
ss-s SaoTty Smith and Walter
~ ne Death VALLEY miner. In
slifs I y charged that seotfy
ann-d an ambraeade when escort.
- a party % his mines and that
= erashsr, Warner. was ahot and
1912 famous mines are a fake
=. - lat re got his money By train
foobsrT and sxindlinK.
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Ia Mayer. Office.

The change Of administration AZ
the mayors office was VERY simple
in character. Mayor Elect Moore
called AZ the office ~ n 30 o'elock.
and Mayor BAlllngey handed him the
keys 10 the office deak. after which
the two Eentiemsn sat and en-.
changed compliments and remarks
about the weather until time To ad-
lourn 20 the opera hauHm
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CIGAR MEN ARE
STILL GUESSING
Dice Throwing Edict Issued and Revoked and
Now the Slot Machine Men Are Waiting for
Mayor Moore to Move

forget all about the dice throwing
edici.
This decision was made public in
instructions 10 the police patrol that
they make no arrests 81 persons
found throwing dice for mcrchan-
disc. but that they report all such
lnfraeiions Of the Law 10 the prose-
cutting attorney and allow that Offs
cial TO act AZ he saw M
Subsequently the dice boxes we're
again placed upon the counters and
show eases and those who didn't get
busy with them Al once Fathered
around and discussed the situation,
Speculation as 10 what Mayor
Moore would do gave opportunity
Tor the expression Of all Sorts 81
views That the incoming mayor
might allow the slot machines 20
again be used seemed 20 be a some
what prevailing opinion.
Made No Arrests.
Bat In every crowd there was a
Gloomy Gus" and By the time thls
mor0ae Individual had finished with
his argument the Happy HoolI-
ganE' had disappeared and the cigaf
store man could see in the future
nothing but rent bills and the Ike.
The slot-maehine men want May
or Moore 10 make known at once his
policy 10 that they may know what
TO do n the machines are 10 stay
out there are a lot Of ciear store
clerks who will accompany them
into oblivion and there will be a
lot Of small cigar stands for sale.
II they are 20 be put back again the
cigar men don't want 20 lose any
time Ia resuTreeting them.
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SOLDIER TRIES TO HANG
HIMSELF WITH 4 TOWEL

Charged with desortion. Private
GorInlcy, who has been confined IN
the guardhouso az Fort Lawton foF
some time awaiting trial. yester-
day tried 90 end his life by hang
ing
The sergeant OF the guard be-
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came alarmed at an unusual sound
from the mans cell and when he
entered he found the prisoner hang
ing from the ceiling in q moose
made from a towel At this moment
the towel broke and the wouid-be
suicide quickly recovered.
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WILL CLOSE
ALL GAMES
sasos MOORE Announces THAT THE SLOT MACHINES DICE
CANES AND ALL eAaBLIso MUST Co

Tksrs viii b no slcs machines or
Ire tsfuslux during The admins.
tafion d Mayor Moore
Neither zsli there be any gam
Assx II any kind. whether covered
" rtrr crdlnance or state lAw
~ toxss viii BE- allowed In any
falcons ia The eity.
hzfos Moore made this statement
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OVERDUE BARK
ARRIVES

YoKAICH. March is.-The bark
Daylight. from New York. has ar
rived here n has been i72 days
since she was last reported.
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cssnsli Meetings.

The ceremonies az the GRAND
Opera house were preceded by meet
ings Of the old aud neE councils Al
tia council chambcr
The old council passed the oril-
nance for aaphAiting ftfth ay.. north
20 Denny way. and = number %
saloon license ordinances The new
council organised BY the election OF
David w Hoxea chairman and the
appointment OF Mullen. GIN. Keen
and Reynolds 20 serve with the
chairman a. a committee on rules.
IL then adjourned until touight AZ
= o'clock. A committee appointed
10 calf on the new mayor returned
witk the report that that official
would have sonae communications
tor the council Al an early date
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'ss---------aa----
ARCU ES

ohlCAGo. March is.-Attornsy
- a's s MOODY began arguments in
-. = beet cas- this afternoon. RE
- ~. e. government is ~ deter
$3.50 % convict individuals who
- Violated ihe Law that Il cannot
s So its attention 70 corpora.
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PROUD OF
MITCHELL

INDIANAPOLIS. Ind, March 10.
During the convention to-day a
delegate criticised Mitoheifs silk
hat. but uhe convention cried him
down. and shouted Il was glad 70
have a president who could wear a
81 khkt
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OLYMPIA. March ia.--Conraa l..
HoNka. of Tacoma. G. Y. Nnesier
and Charles T. Adams today FLED
articles Of incorporation OF the Shore
Line Elecirie railway. with a capital
stock 81 81 500. 0oo. 10 build and op-
crate an electric railway line IN
King and Pierce counties. No def
tnlte route is given.
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When Mayor Ballinger sent out
an order on Saturday afternoon 20
the effect that dice throwing should
cease IN all cigar stores in Seattle
he had evidently not figured on the
storm that was 20 arise about him.
The dice throwing order was the
last straw.
Indignant as the cigar store men
we're when the slot machines were
thrown out they observed the order
strictly ana with little Questioning
Hut when the order came 20 stop
dice throwing the cigar men we're
thrown into a panic.
Closed by order Of Mayor Bal
linger." was the sign hung out ia
front ~ one store and the doors
we're locked for an hour or more.
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be made chairman Of the corpora
flohs committee. witch place has
been held by Bowen. Or. Criohton
VIII probably be continued chair
man Of the health and sanitation
committee.
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with an ate respect TO all pre-
..,sus elty administrations ! here
"a SOW pleass Ryssu % the peo-
\. a this city that ! win siHe them
4, hs.s. the sleanesl and the sqnar-
Z, .amlnlssration O, the affairs Of
~. slty tAey have ever had, l
800 rather have iny riEai arm
~ an al The shoulder than 10 have
Z .ssrrea lhai che debauchsry OF
- 81 o. the ruin % one boy In
- elly waA eAarseahle 10 ny ed-
nIniAfaiion.
vnk these ringing words. deliy-
- Il the brand offrrs house THIS
.serrson. Mayor WilAAai Hickman
No. annouaccd t. 200 people
- policy u his administration,
- ass.sratios vas received with
"a cheers Of enthusiastic appro-
hali1n.
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The Y NJ. G. A. 4 o'clock service
was yesterday afternoon addressed
BY Rev NJ A. Matthews. Who talked
on the responsibilities % the mem
bers Of the society. Miss Theresa
Bryant rendered special vocal num-
bcrg.
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Offer. No psisn.s.

Tho man could offer no defense IN
court. and his arraiEnmsut by city
Attorney De nruier win be remsm-
befe1 ~ those hearing it as one o.
the most EcaihinE dennncia lions
whish has ever been delivered Ia
that court Of Justice.
sslshhorr testified that very re-
Gently they had arranged oil the
preiiminafles Tor coat OF tar aud
feathers. bat they concluded 10 al
low the law 10 take it, course IN
stead % adopting the Hevsfer meas
urea.
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ST. LOUIS. Mo. March ta.-At-
sorney for the Standard on com
pany admitted today before the spe-
cial commissioner that the stock OF
the Republic OF company was held
BY the stockholders OF the Standard.
This fact developed during the ex-
animation OF w. T Mckee. secre-
tary and treasurer Of the Republic
OH company.
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CHICAGO. March is-The ar
raignment Of John r. Walsh was
again postponed this morning 10
March 81. on account Of the absence
Of counsel. Walsh says he will not
be ready for two weeks yet.
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n'.a .s-ssaings 70 Dust Counciimen
g. 49, ara H1rd m favor Of Mat.
49,, Low we're fiied IN the superior
s at mis- Afternoon. Dow 1I.t-,,
hsadussnt ''' i.'''s vas
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rs< Subtle initlasorY ceremonies
..r. attended b. = crowd which
,.ekea the ogsFz house % It's
s.,sirx rusm capacity The les-
.nrr Al ihs proceedings. next to the
s~.arx,lons u thx rev mayur wars
a. sp<>rh q n. G. cill. president
4 tn oatgolng eoahelt. who. Ia
ss.rxrtwsstieaily picturesque lam
rvsxs. lnxtfaeted bis listeners how
4 rake 4 unpleasant FOR their
esua<Iimsn.
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Hs says hs reached Seattle. bat
vas arusgrI. rubbed and dragged
aboard 4 stssafneF. Wheu he came
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Hurried meetings Of the cigar men
were held and demand was made
upon the mayor that every saloon
aud cigar store. fruit store and
candy siofa should be closed At mid
nigh, Saturday 20 remain closed an.
III Monday morning.
But the mayor declined 10 act
upon these suggestions Of the cigar
men
Instead. he went into conference
With Inspector Willard. o. the police
department and accepted that offl-
ciai's advice. which waa TO the effect
that the mayor had bitten eff
little more than he could ehew,
and that the chief executive and
the police department had better
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BIC FAILURE
OF RUSSIANS

MOSCOW. March I'D. and 4.
Rasstorgoueff Bros. the largest
merchants Of Russia. have failed for
il3. 500. zoo.
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ssw He Will Give to Seattle the Best, Clean
est and SQuarest Administration This City
Has Ever Had.

that hoy. that's M 0nrs boy and
Ri Gllls a CRATER
oVstlon Cor Gill.
Nj Gill Was given a distinct eva
ton when BIO MAS introduced and
his remarks we're frequently punctu-
ated by applause
"Aad remember" Was one OF his
prcespts. that the further you live
away from hlm the more you are
licensed 70 abuse and Willy him. n
I had been running for the council
this lat time IN the Tenth ward
Naaldnt have received three votes.
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CLEVELAND. Ohio March IA
II "a believed here that Rockefeller
il suffering n recurrence OF the at
tack OF acute melancholla he had
several years ago lie then thought
he was poor and being bounded by
cfeAlinra.
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nilieaeau canno, read English All
he knows IL that he overheard an
offieor say they were bogud for
Japan
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Attorney william Martin has tsft
for san Frnnsinco 70 try 90 find
the bngne Of the steamer niilodeau
may be on. f1adinw cisN. he wili
TELEGRAPH the rnlfsd states conNula
"a seareh the suspected ships. Tho
rila af ram hides. Which. e ~ said.
10 an unnansl shipment from Seat
si~ 10 'friseo. - the emily eiew. The
March e. ana WAS poatmaFksd sau-
naiitn. Match O.
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ent times she had been compelled 20
beg bread from neishbofa TO feed
the starving little children.
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Chained Ia Oh. Held.

No enc saw him afterward. ard
feul play was suspected. No traee
Of him was found until last week.
uh~n Mira Iillodraa received
pencil Nfitten letter IN French. an.
usisinkahiy from hisn.
He says IN che letter that he could
rot tell all he would: that his candle
was short and he would eaon be
alone in the dark. chained IN tbs
bold e a steamer. fiis letter breaks
Off abruptly "Aaisu. adieui My
candle = going cut. aud ! am alone
with FHurfefsYs"
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B/LLODEAUg

Peter ntliodsaa. Of Seattle. who
disappeared NEAR Fdmenda on Feh=
stary 81 may be prisoner on =
steamer crossing the Pacific, To-
seihsr with a young man from Ia.
eefna. name unknown. sho. he says
Vas shanEhated at the same tlna.
niiiodeAu IL a -to~do contract.
or and ranehef living near York sta
ton he and his son Albert were
in Ednonda on February "a niile-
isau left his son AT a dance and
started for the seattle steamer with
ever See IA hiH pockets
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SALT LAKE CITY. Utah. March
ia--Hock slides last night In a iun-
mel Ia caiiente canyon again tied
up the Salt Lake route bat Il II eK-
peeted all will be cleaned up today
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when nlilodeau disappeared. he
sns contrartet on the Everett In.
serefbAn linz. Its wife can assign
40 reason for hts disappearance. sx.
eepi foul play There was no fam
~ troubls lie does rot drink 10
excess The woman believes the
lsggsf 10 be genuine
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NEW YORK. March is-Ti Il ad-
mit,ed today that Charles NJ
sehwab r. seriously M and has been
confined 90 hiH homo since bis re-
turn from the Southwest lie re-
fuses % $50 callers. and declines TO
answer the report that be gained 3
reAlAeuee N Nevada.
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! CIGARETTES CAUSE FIRE
! Smoking elgAr~ttes IN bed
! rseuItci IN a fire In rpons ~,
/ Tokyo house. which caused
\ ahJut tgs damages today AZ
. noon. The fire department vas !
; called out. but the flames usrc
} easily quanctei with a line
from the chemical
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LATE TELEGRAPH

WASHINGTON. d. C.. March 10.
Secretary Taft has denied thar
ahontz IL 20 resign as chairman Of
the canal commission.
BUTTE. Mont. March ia
fierce storm Ia raging in eastern
Montana. which f. driving cattle
ahead. The losses will be heavy.
All traffic ls delayed.
Evening journal., 1906-09-25
CONFERENCE OF
ADDICKS MEN

What was intended to be an ad-
journed meeting of the Union Repub-
lican County Convention was held las.
night IN the Bader Building.
The enthusiasm which characterized
the former rump convention had cool-
ed Off and the result was that but few
of the delegates showed up. and. what
was intended to be an Inspiring meet
ing was turned into conference be-
tween ]. Edward Addicks ana some OF
his followers here.
Mr. Addicka left the assembly early
and those few who attended left the
hall In twos at an early hour
1t was stated by one Of those in at
tendance that the concensus of opinion
was to see TO IL that all the members
OF the ticket nominated last week
should be Officially informed of the
conventions action.
Mr.. Addicks went 10 Philadelphia last
night and to-day went to Georgetown
to attend the Sussex county convention.
Benjamin l.. Spence. speaking of the
meeting last night, said that all the
nominees could not be present last
evening and nothing was done in the
nature OF a ratification meeting.
The meeting last night adjourned to
meet next Monday night at which time
an effort win be made 10 have all the
present and a general ratlf-
cation of the ticket.
Evening journal., 1906-09-25
LEI YOUR HUSBAND
THINK HE'S 1T
Mrs. BIakeSley'S Injunction
to WIvss Alter Years Of
Matrimonial Felicity

CHICAGO, Sept e5.-sixty years Of we'd
ded life. unmarred by a single quarrel,
las made continuous love story Of the
lives of Mr.. and Mrs. John E. Blakesley,
who celebrated their anniversary at the
residence Of their daughter.
# wives and husbands would start
out Is John and did there would not
be all these unhappy marriages that you
hear Of" said Mrs, Blokesiey, her eyes
kindling like those of girl "Never
quarrel and you will be happy. How to
avoid it, Oh, just feed your husband wen
and humor him and make him think he's
having his own way. Live within your
means"
Out Of Mrs. Blakesley's philosophy she
has evolved these maxims;
Money is not everything; 1t is love
that makes happiness"
Marry the man Of your choice, even II
your parents want you to marry a richer
man"
IF Chicagos fine ladies' thought more
of love and helping their husbands than
they did OF Ane clothes and gadding
there would be fewer divorces and le s
scandal"
Make your husband stay in nights
Don't let him carouse around"
stay away from clubs and bring up
your children properly"
Adapt yourself to your husbands for
tune and make the best OF IT,"
Husbands should remember that the
consideration shown their wives SHOULD
not cease with the honeymoon"
Evening journal., 1906-09-25
CONVENTION TO
PROTEST DISORDER
Negroes May Convene 10
COndem LawIeSS Of
Their Race

The Rev. W. c. Jason. president Of
the state College for Colored Students,
has called upon the people OF his race
in the state for expressions OF opinion
as to the feasibility Of calling a con-
vention of colofed people for the pur-
pose Of putting themselves on record
against crime and lawlessness in their
race.
Should a sufficiently large response
be given, committees viii be appointed
and a convention called.
The colored race IN this city had in
its ranks a number Of doctors, preach
ers, business men and workers, who
are eager 10 put themselves on record
against any and all lawlessness, and
devise methods TO prevent Il.
The move is looked upon by the
white race as an exceedingly good one
and likely to be productive of much
good IL carried out.
Evening journal., 1906-09-25
THE WAY OUT.
Change Of Food Brought Success and
Happlness.

NNNEHiUe1af
An ambitious but delicate girl, after
failing to so through school on account
Of nervousness and hysteria. found in
Grape-Nuts the only thing that seemed
TO build her up and furnish her the peace
OF health.
From infancy" she says, Il have not
been strong, Being ambitious 10 learn al
any cost finally got TO the High school,
but soon had to abandon my studies on
account Of nervous prostration and hys-
teria.
MY food did not agree with me, 1 grew
thin and despondent. could not enjoy
the simplest social AFFAIR for I suffered
constantly from nervousness in spite of
all sorts Of medicines.
This wretched condition continued un-
til was twenty-five. when I became in
terested in the letters OF those who had
eases like mine and who were being cured
be eating Grape-Nuts.
Il had little faith but procured a box
and after the first dish I experienced n
peculiar satisfied feeling that had never
gained from any ordinary food. 1 slept
and rested better that night and in a few
days hegan TO grow stronger.
u had a new feeling Of peace and rest
fuiness, In a few weeks to my great
joy the headaches and nervousness left
me and life became bright and hopeful.
I resumed my studies and later taught
ten months with ease~of course using
Grape-Nuts every day. II is now four
years since / began 10 use Grape-Nuts, I
am the mistress Of a happy home and the
old weakness has never returned Name
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Evening journal., 1906-09-25

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