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The Ward County independent. [volume] (Minot, Ward County, N.D.) 1902-1965, 1906-07-05

1t Will De noted that during
the seven months OF October,
November, December, January,
February, March and April, the
precipitation was only 4.56
inches, while during the five grow
ing months OF May, June July,
August and September, there
was total precipitation OF IS.
81 inches, the least of the five
months being in September: and
gradually growing larger during
the earlier months, the precipi
tation for may being $50 inches.
While the amount OF rainfall
during the year has been some
what excessive, the above table
is a fair indication OF other years
so far as relates to the times
when the rains come. With an
average rainfall OF about twenty
inches. this region might we'll be
classed in the "dry belt il the
rains were evenly distributed
throughout the year.
But when one stops to consider
the fact that about three-fourths
OF the rains come during the
growing season, he will be able
to account for our abundant
crops.
The above table also is quite a
strong argument to show the fall
lacy OF the pretended official re-
ports printed and circulated in
the past, stating that the total
rainfall for this region is about
10 to II inches per year.
No official report has ever
shown suchla small rainfall as
that.
The highest temperature dur
ing the year was 81 degrees and
the lowest was 80 . below.
The climate is getting mllder.
At this rate, North Dokota will
be the banana belt for certain.
The Ward County independent. [volume] (Minot, Ward County, N.D.) 1902-1965, 1906-07-05

TO RUN SEWER TORIVER,

at one time was within ten feet;
OF the top, but could easily be
pumped out.
The council decided to send for
the famous Berthuld well driller, :
Shurr, who is able to sink a we]lt
1900 feet deep, and he will meet :,
with the aldermen Monday
night.
Eleven draymen and hackmena
appeared before the council anda
wished enlightenment. The dray-~
men wondered if a drayman's H.
cense entitled them to carry pas
sengers at the time of the races
etc. The chief Of police was or
dered to confer with the city at
torney regarding the ordinances
covering these questions and en- j..
force those ordinances rigidly.
The aldermen are getting ner@-
vous because the work OF reyis-
ing the old ordinances is too
slow. The committee appointed
to revise these ordinances will
meet with the council next Mon
dav night. 1t is said that the
committee will not be thru with
that work for sixty days.
Alderman Grow raised the
question concerning fire protec--
ton for the city Of Minot and.
asked that the Mayor instruct
the owners Of the opera house,
and the hotels to provide fire es-
capes in accordance with the laws
of the state. The Mayor accord.
ingly ordered the chief Of police.
to notice the owners to take i'm
mediate steps to comply with the
statutes.
The aldermen seemed to be out
for blood Monday night. The
indominatable 500 was ordered /.
to provide gates at the Main St.
crossing immediatel ly.
Alderman Mckoane suggested
that after the mad dog scare of
Monday afternoon, not dog be:
allowed on the streets without a;
muzzle. The chief of police was,
ordered to shoot all dogs appear
ing hereafter without muzzles. j.,
and advertisements to be placed
in the various papers accordingly.
The septic tank proposition was
taken up. The tank had been
ordered, but the city engineer,
believing that there would be
trouble over its installation,
stopped shipment on it. The
council decided to dispense with
the tank for the present. The
tank was to have been ninety
feet long and placed at the east
end of First street. The tank
was not a septic tank in reality
but a settling tank, and one man
and team would have been kept:
good and busy hauling off the
solid matter. This would have
proved very expensive for the
city and as the filth would have
to be hauled past Sc residences .
and over nearly a mile Of streets
to the dumping ground. there
would have been some serious
objections on the part Of the
citizens.
For the present the sewer will
empty into the river, and in the
meantime a committee of alder
men will try to buy a right of
way, 50 to speak, along the river
so that no tank will have to be
selected for the present. The
city may spend as much as.
Is u ! u L.
The Ward County independent. [volume] (Minot, Ward County, N.D.) 1902-1965, 1906-07-05
Dispensed With Septic Tank
Council Appoints Independent
City Official Paper-.-Soo Must
Put in Gates==TO Provide High
Buildings With Fire Escapes
Many New Cement Walks for
This City.

At an interesting meeting of
the city council Monday evening,
The Ward County Independent
was appointed the official paper
for the ensuing year. The Inde-
pendent agreed to publish the
proceedings of the ciuy council
free OF charge, but on all legal
notices the regular legal fee will
be charged. The Independent
appreciates this recognition and
will endeavor to fulfill it's prom
ises to the letter.
Bids were opened for the fur
nishing of the city with coal. r.
w. Jones agreed to lay in the
coal for $3.50 a ton and D. J.
Lloyd's bid was $2.65 per ton.
The council accepted Lloyd's bid,
but stipulated that he shall put
up a bond Of $1,000 for the faith
full performance OF the contract.
The sidewalk committee re-
ported that cement walks should
be put in along Fifth street to
Valley street, down Valley street
to Third Avenue, Fourth street
as far as the court house, Third
street to Ramstad, Second street
toSoo depot. An advertisement
for these walks will soon be
made.
The viaduct question was
touched on to some extent. The
city engineer, E. S. Severence has
completed 100 blue prints OF that
portion Of the city over which
the north approach will pass,
and condemnation proceedings
will soon commence. Alderman
Ehr suggested that unless the
owners Of the property in that
part OF the city wish to come to
time, that arrangements be made
to throw the approach to an
other street and this street be
closed entirely.
DR.. White the head of the city
board of health. has notified sew
eral property holders to make
arrangements to treat their
s)oughs with lime in order to
prevent an epidemic. The warm
weather is at hand and this
should be done.
Mayor Greenleal announced
that the city was not in condi-
tion to start condemnation pro-
ceedings, because the property
owners know that Minot is $50
900 beyond the debt limit.
Upon motion of B. B. Tasker,
the city auditor was ordered to
purchase lots l, ?, and three, in
block 4, in Charlebois addition
for $540, to be used for the water
tank.
Alderman Grow made the pro-
position to take the lots off the
city's hands at any time that
the lots we're not wanted, at the
same price as given. Claude
Johnson owned the lots.
Alderman Grow reported on the
city we'll which is being drilled
west of the creamery. The driller
is down 22O feet and the water
The Ward County independent. [volume] (Minot, Ward County, N.D.) 1902-1965, 1906-07-05
The Crowds on the Fourth Sur
passed Those of Any Other
Day--.Weather Ideal-..Crowds
Well Pleased.--Ass0ciation
Makes Good.

The first race meeting held on
the grounds OF the Minot Racing
Association, opened Tuesday un-
der favorable circumstances.
While the crowd was not large
the first day, it was very satis-
factory, for the management re-
allied that many OF the people
we're waiting for the following
day. The track was in good
condition.
The first race was the 2::25
trot, purse, $4OO. This was won
by Ruth j easily. r. L. Parker,
owner and driver, and Akron
was a close second. IdylH came
in third. In the third heat it is
said that Parker slowed up his
horse, letting Akron win the
heat. 1t is alleged that Parker
did this on purpose, letting his
friends know OF the game in or
der to win big money. The fast
est time made in this race was
2:31H.
The $50 pace and 2::25 trot
was won by Dick W easily, with
second honors going to Nellie NJ,
John Moore's true little mare
and NJ Mistake. Polly H drew
fourth money. The best time
made was 2::22K. In the second
heat it was alleged that the
driver OF Polly H drove under
weight and for this the horse
was thrown back from second to
fifth place. Erma's Pride won
the seven furlong dash.
The Metropolitan band OF Mi
not played during the races.
The races on the Fourth were
highly entertaining. A crowd OF
over 1000 attended the events.
The grand stand was we'll filled
and everywhere about the
grounds large crowds could be
seen. The day was ideal, just
warm enough for the horses to
do their best work, and a gentle
breeze kept the air from becom-
ing too hot for the spectators.
The crowds on the Fourth were
the greatest ever attending a
race meeting on these grounds,
and the management was well
pleased over the result OF the
days work.
The track was in the best pos
sible condition.
Gayosha won the 2:2O pace
and 2:15 trot in three straight
heats, time 2::22A, 2::21 and
2:25K. kittie Lomen was sec
ond, Oveta third, Amberine
fourth and Miss Weaver fifth. In
the third heat Amberine struck
out away in the lead OF all OF the
others, but soon broke and
fourth place was the best she
could get. Amberine is now
owned by Geo. Odell OF Markillie,
but formerly was owned by K. e.
Sanborn. Gayosha is a beauti'
full iron gray gelding, as true as
steel. The purse for this race
was $4OO.
There were but two partici
pants in the 2:1O pace, Milo and
Baby Kid. Milo won the three
straight heats with Baby Kid a
very close second. Milo is owned
by Lille OF Maxbass. and has a
record OF 2:O9A. Baby Kid is
owned by L. S. Champine OF this
city and steps right in the same
class as Milo. The true little
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Continued on Page l2-lst coll
The Ward County independent. [volume] (Minot, Ward County, N.D.) 1902-1965, 1906-07-05
PLENTY OF RAIN
IN PAST YEAR
Rainfall was 23:lO Inches in This
Part of the State=.-Climate is
Getting Much Warmer-=-WiII
Soon Grow Bananas.

United States weather OBJ
server John j. Bates, has fur
nished us a table showing the
amount uf rainfall, including
melted snow and all other precip-
itation for the past twelve
months, as follows:
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1906-09-07
5rolfab | oct imaa.

SUB er tor; men oct, Der flareit
bier bans ianoe Storheo, sr bette.
at intet er BAN for imaut. 9ans
fuoerlige Smiorg itr1tser Fg til
Get minoits arpb. SHtst er for
glemt, intet unosaar bans DIP
m9rtiombeo, bOor ringe og uanfss
ligt oct END en-"
Ior en- 5io iiOen laite ieg bette.
seq buffer life, ON Oroene falot,
ganIte iom jeg Der bar gengiDet
Dem; men Meningen bar | efbOeri
Fab oen famine; og Oct ilog mig.
hpilfsn Sanobeo Der bog lisser
oisie Orb. Del er | Sanobeo tort,
at ban, Iom fprer 9~eroensaltet
enoos bar tanet bore 5oOeobuar
"a uoen bans ginis fan life E
6aar asres fort e1sr bpiot.
Der ligger en- flor 5rsIt for d
i Sen 5ants, at intet er for imud
for oen alm1gtise og dlpioeno
Cub. Ui fan 6srpo faa Moo ii
at gad til BAN mso bore ina
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1906-09-07
Nuiifens SnoflDoelie paa
Diloe 3Dr.

5 ben 5~oologifte 6aoe I eincOIn
Dart I Chicago bar 5rant GOIs
Inns Batter anItiast en- Rette mus
JOrisg, Der life er uoen Sns
! piptOlOsiit 9enfeenoe. 5an
bespnots boer Dag 8lotten 6 ON
aftenen to Elmer sfter 5Ooringen,
iom SHitrument b~stjente ban
zig af 9iolinen.
Du ban bespnOte at fpine for
9umoen, fdu oenne balOt fOpenot
I TT Bur. BED Den fsrite @iolin.
tone for ben op, men tunoe itts
itrats bsgribe, boorfru Mfuiiter
tom. Den fpaenos itoo nemlie
nogen Qfftdno fra 8urst. faa On
ret life tunos fe BAN. Da 5onern'
tom nermere, bite 0pret tpoelii
Opm9rfombeo, ioet oct ftrotte IL
paa @ufoet / fin fuloe 2ango.
lagoe 5ooeoet paa 2abberne os
itirreoe ufraoenot pad ben fpillen'
De. Dsnne forisste Isre forfenig
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1906-09-07

Muiititptter. Ga ban efter nosIe
l%dngiomme Melooier pluOIefig
ilog oper | en- lpitig 0ans, beo1=
geOe pumaen n~erosit !6alsn o.
ipileOe 9ren. % Batter tror at funz
ne lutte oeraf Il oen Slags Mhls
1T Oirter ubebaselis paa 0pret.
Dd ban efter At baOe ipiaet noglt
DAME gil tilbage til rolige, bli0e
meIOOier. ldgoe 8pret fig ne0 /
i'm gamle Sitting.
Sasuaren Opios Muiiten paa en-
ganite anoen Maaoe emo pumden.
Sda mart os fprite 5oner LOO.
bIeO Ben meset neross % 6oppeoe
ira en- At Siooeitangernt nso pad
.Marten, oerpdd for oen ben | ct
6isrne, iad op paa 5iooeftangen
igen oio. Bib 0fuiit Ipntes at BE-
roIige oen noget. Od gdfer bolot
op at ipiQe % oilOe forld0e Sus
suarens Bur, itrdtte 0enne 9abbers
ne no gennem 9itteret efter BAN,
men om bette par iom for At
boIOe BAN tilbdge eaer for at for
iBge at gribe sfter BAN, tor Batter
life afgere. 6an lagoe imiOlertio
MGrts til, at 0pret bolOt alperne
truttet ine, Oa BET rattt 2ubbernt
frem.
Qsoparoen toa life oen ringeite
RotiOs At @iolinipiast. gn 2eps
inoe, Der lau meo fine ire llngeg.
ipttsOe efter, "a Muiitten begpnote,
meoens Lingerie legeOs pioers. Men
ou 9iolinipiaeren traaote n9rmes
re ben til 9uret, gentle De iig
burtig bag Mooeren, iom moOtog
Batter meo en- Ipag Drummer. 9a
fan ipiaeOe ct Bar muntre Oans
iemelooier. rejite Lingerie fig op
pdd 9dgbsnene % tigeOe frem bag
UioOeren. Muiiten pate sienipns
lig 0erts bsjeits RpsgerrisbeO.
III set bengaiite 9i5erpar bite
oannen fig iaa 8oOt ION uimOOtas
gelig li9eooerfor Nauiitens 5oner.
l6unnsn iprung oerimoo itrats oP
paa en- Stang "a itratte 9abber
og 0eie iau Ian9t no gennem Git
ierei, ION sen tunoe.
6pansrne, ser fom betenot er
De fejgtite al uqe ROOopr, orOg fig
allereoe eftsr De Isrite 5oner inc
/ sen bagtrite arOg / 1T Bur og
tlemts zig angitelig op mOO Beg
gen. Gn fpris DunfemeloOi ftrams
tc sem ialeoes. At De ftjalO ooer
6ele aroppen. Men martelig mol
GAP bperfen oisfe sler no9sn al
De sOrige 0pr me0 llnotagelie
at 9spinoen, Tom brummsOe Idgte
= Oen ringeite emo fra fig UNDER
9%iolinipinet. 8 oet tore % bels
taget Ipnes Wuiitsn al soe en- burs
iigsre og itsrrs S%noilpotlis paa
6unnerne eno paa 6dnnerne, Iiges
ION Rat6Drene er mere mootdgelige
for Sen END 9dgoprsne.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1906-09-07

Jor nOsle Qar iioen beisste iss
en- npgift Ssiter. 9d jsg patteos
iammsn til Qfrejfe, tom bun ino
mso en- imut Operfratte. ~5ror
gu, en- at oine fattise OilOe Ipnss
ON oenne2" fagos bun. Den bar
iaa goo Iom M, men benoes Wdno
lpntes life ON Rulsren os bdooe
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1906-09-07
Stcr prisnedsRttelse.

Bsger I'll overordentlig nedsat Pris
Benyt Lejlighenen. Ksb nogle at disse
oillige Bsger, linden de er udsoigt. De
ndeladte Munro er solgt. Da vi like
kan skade ners Boyer Ill de anfsrte
lave Priser, maa Bcstilling indsendes
snarest, ON man snsker nogis af dom.
Bsgerne hlsenoes portofrit.
Begerne bestilles efter Nuumer.
1s9. On Gorfsgene paa at srunb'
l9sge en- r~elieionslss Sebelore.
Gt Gorebrus at 81. geifen, 4binnii
psb Obenfe 9otbebralfol.. 43 81.
Der / Omilas. 0ebfat 30e. til 20t
1911. De ii 9ub. ariftelise Sore.
brog fra ,8etbssbu" at s. S4ous.
Doe, Soenepr9ft Deb @arnifons
airts. 244 Siber | Omilas. Reb-
fat fra $1.20 til 35c.
1914. ariftelis Suspsn. Daslis 2rs,
ming .nnttst til be MP. GpangeIiss
tetfter. off u. q. 9. @rope Ros.
musisn. 224 Sibsr. 5 OmTds.
0ebfut fra $1.0O til SOC.
1876. Marcus : gpung.Iieis Cp.
%fattelf. af 6errens 2ip. GremftilIe.
/ @runtrot of u. QnbsrTen, Sogne.
prait. 80 Sibsr | Omras. Rebfai
fra $1.40 til soc.
1877. Gn life 6uspoitine meb prnbi.
ten.r til ale airteaarets Ssns %
geitboo. al aourib R. ). 8aIsles.
aapendn | 9aarsleD pao Jpen %
5olm !5onien. Sognspr1t / 0ibl
pou 5pen. 29s Giber / Omfas.
Nebfot fra 9Oc. III Zoe.
1913. Dts. Gemti fets fmas Ders,
meit | relisiss aanb, Deb aarets Oi
2ipets Jeits os Winbeodge, at u
Meb ct Jororb af paftor Dilbelm
Beet. 80 Giber, elegant tnbbunben
Qebfai fra 5Oe. til 25e.
|2o1. pebsr R. MsIer: Drumatif'
Gmaotins. 1853 sibsr ! Omfos
Tsbfat fra 70t. til 40e.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1906-09-07

~ ivy qua 90HA'
Oq oa Iaa 9prneflotten Iammen
meo eareren oe0 5imens Slut
ming tneleOe nso. % eereren BAD
Tor 9prnene % oeres 6orelOre =
od tne6 set for Dor 9%agerbetisnt.
Gn0nu o9rre bleo set. oa 9areren
, liss bagefter Tom og 6ilite paa
6dm % Be andre Oofsne og gap
BAN bet Spergsmaal: ngr 9eI
~iigeiua GLAD i Seius iom 0erss
gurn?"
6or fsrfte Sang 6leo ban Soar
itpIOig.
@Saris bar glao Sen SpnOug :
og oa BUN tube qua til Sengs
Den aoelo, iusoe bun: Eat, 9apa,
at ou bleo med mig paa Spnod9ss
Itolen i Dag
6dn Iaa Mdrie Sen ao9IO iooe
ino meO Smil ON fine 9G6tr. Og
ban begbnOte Al unores oOer tn
egen unOerlige blsoe Stemnins.
og fsr ban piOite Orb At, lpO BET
6ulO4pit inoe / BAN: ria, Sen JON
tunOe pare Barn igen."
Saa git after en- uge, % oa
Sen0daen tom. par Waries S1an0
Der igen og Stemmen Is0: papa,
per NED mig til SsnoagsitOlsn
igen." 6an fulgte meo, og oa
ban oenne Sang bprte paa 9pt
meme, lpo BET enonu itartere iEoe
Ii BAN: ria, Ben ION tunre oers
Burn igenl"
Men paa Set Samoittig6eos=
.Ipprgsmaal. fom 9areren o3ial
oenns Sang rstteoe til BAN, ga
ban intet Spar.
Den 3oie Senoug Iao ban liter
pad 99nten i Ssnoagsifote.ef1s
kt. pa oanot 6srrens Qano oosr
9.io0Itanoen, og od ban ben Ssnz
Gag tom tilbage til 1T 6jem, on
ban iom en- boofaroig. an9rrnOt
Ggneer.
Ssle bans tore Eager at una=
itgtOninger oar temt : sen 6tt=
fgaano 6ao0e tpmt set = % hi
BAR Set fore pSamfunos Stp!a"
bIsOen til BET tore min Stpto".
Gen 6eaiguuno 6uO0e Faaet uostrs
6eDiit 5am ON Spno".
Der bleo SDnOsnso. Og Ban
MATTE isge ben til Mleoerns / 6aH
m~epergaoens Misiionsbus. Der #
6eaigaanoen ooerbeOiie BAN baaoe
ON ~aetfaroig6e0. FOrOi Sefus eff
iii 5aoeren, og 0a. Dom, Foroi
oenns 9eroens 6nrit: sr Opmr'.
Den 9%eliguano 6Is9 MI Den az
artg iuigtenOe getisnt i 5ao.rsaS
Icg Spnnsns tore 94gtr, bpor bl,
tpa Al oet, iOm bptis Seius IL %.
gao Den boOfaroi9e . 9un8rsa'e
SJet.
Og 5jplen bleO fplot at 9uos
tore 6rsfsrsaoer. Der bleO 5.r
dnoring. Def gamle forgit, Og /!
tlsp nbt.
paa Bet 9or0 + bans 9isH.
hDor 5laIten for itO0, Iaa M Biz
belsn. ) Steoet for e0er O9 5Orz
~banoslisr bsrtes Der Bon % SaIs
mefang. S~itsOetfOr at laoe R.itaus
ratsrsn faa fin ar6ejosfOrtjensite
if MI 6uItruen Sen.
ga, bans gore par Ogfau un0srs
saaet en- fig 5oraHoring, at ban
nritsn life bar til at tenos igsn
Seq gIsnmsr al0rig Sen af.2a.
6an tom biem til mig meo. At
p6erreH 6uoOe funOet TT tabt:
5uur."
Seq teHote life igeH osn O1tre,
ifaute Mano, fom fto5 Der foraH
mia niso Milobeo / bpert Sraf.
5dn madtts fprit naoug fit Ndor
fSr lea tenote BAN. |
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1906-09-07

lIagt. at bun tunoe gips Den bort.
Straits IA ie5 / qunoen Dor
tore 8%pmisiion9rs bsie Sfittelis
meo Sen oiitnot oarme, men msgst
Ifalmeoe Ooerfratte. Seq n9oneoe
BAN for min Ssiter. og bun bier
9els interesieret. sSeg bar nOsei
mere. gu fan faa til bam," Idgoe
bun % bra9ts ct BAR gsnfl9Oer,
ION ogiaa par tasieret At benOes
ManO, itent BELT me. Seq iusNe:
aStrio paa 6ranit Com ban for
itaar): SRA en- Ben i D." % IG1
BET / 9atfen."
0d ies nu Tom biem tent err
Oaa often. Ipetulere0e ieg pua.
bporoun ieg beOit itilOe faa min
Bate bragt anonpmt til 0ens Be-
ftemmsliesiteo. Del fit jeg imiOs
lerti0 tilfreositiasnos beisrget gen.
nem en- ung qise uoe fra 9anoet.
Iom bar 89It / Dor 9ibeltlasI,
SsnOag eftermiooag. gaa TN
Del bjem Manodg Morgen ituloe
bun nstop pasIsre Misiionsbuiet;
bun fog 9atten meo og Iooeot al
ringe pda og u~ileoers sen til Sen,
iom Iutteoe op, uoen at fac. fra
bosm sen par.
Munodg often, boor jeg eGers
plejeoe at gaa til me0e / Misiionss
buffet, fsltt jeg mig life belt pei %
bleo biemme. Gn ung 9eninoe
tom Oerfor og ipur1te til mig %
iagoe: Def a ttoeligt, De life
par / Misfions6uiet, I often" Og
fad f~ortalte bun, boorleoes mis-
iioneren, oa Ms0et par forbi, reiitt
Jig .o9 idgoe. ban 9erne oiloe for
t9le os noget interesiant.
Som ban 9sroag often alag
ot 6us6eisg / tit 8iftritt, tom ban
in0 til en- futtig 0roItetuif, ser
llge par uoitreoet Al 6oIpitalet y
Ituloe tage TAT igen pad FIN Rars
ingsoei ON Manod9en. 0an faa
ne5st bleg % ioa5 no; men ban
tunoe lite oente l9n9ere, ban mautz
Il no meo i'm 0roife. MisiionRren
fortidtte: Seq faa. bOor lliote bans
al9oer BAR os ipurgte BAN, On
ban life blp0e en- pdrmere 5raffe.
g}si. idg0e ban, oct par at. boa0
fan baooe al 9l9osr. Sea t9ntie
pad min e5en Soerfratte; men fun
6e ie1 un0p9re sen ielo2 Som je1
ait bism, ooerOeje0e ies Sagen o9
~fortalts min aone, boa0 ieg baOoe
tanft pdd. Sum BAD mig megst
beitemt ON life at tents paa bette.
Guoel. btle Ssnoagen tunoe ieg
lite fad Den itdttsls Wanos blese
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