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Long Valley advocate., 1907-10-24

J. A. Johnson of Fruitland, in
the Payette valley, was here Satur-
day and Sunday looking over the
country with an idea of investing
here if conditions suited him. He
went on to Lardo Sunday and is
now in the southern part of the
valley.
Colt Herrick of Alpha, forest
ranger on the Sawtooth reserve, is
in the city finishing his report on
HE duties in that department of
the service. He has been detailed
to office work and will take po-
sition in the office of Superintend-
ent Grandjean.- Capital News.
Parker Lucas, who left the Ches
nutwood business college last May
to accept employment as bookkeep-
er in the Meadows State bank at
Meadows, Idaho, has been elected
cashier of the new bank recently
opened at Roseberry, Idaho, and
entered on his duties the 1st inst
ant. Santa Cruz (Cal.) Evening
Sentinel.
Andy Snider, one of the prosper
Gus young ranchers living west of
the river, has gone to Salem, Mo-,
for months visit with relatives.
Mr.. Snider has faithfully held
down a homestead for five years
and during that time has made a
fine ranch from raw piece of land.
He now feels that he is entitled to
a we'll earned rest for few weeks.
Z. c Rowell has returned from
a trip to Long valley, where he
spent a week visiting different
points looking after his property
and business interests. He states
that the town of Roseberry in the
valley has experienced a wonderful
growth during the summer and
that several substantial busineiss
houses have been built and the
town promises to grow rapidly. =
Capital News.
Long Valley advocate., 1907-10-24
Local and General News

list it with P. V. Lucas, Roseberry.
William Printz and family left
last Friday for Boise to take in the
state fair.
Lucas will make out your Inten-
ton to make Final Proof on your
homestead.
Editor Wallis returned Monday
from Lardo, where he had been
visiting his family.
Attorney Maurice M Myers OF
Idaho City was transacting busi-
ness here Saturday.
Miss Lila Higgins returned to
her home at Crawford Sunday af-
ter spending few days here.
Bank Money Orders payable
anywhere in the United States at
the Roseberry State Bank, at cur
rent rates.
Cashier Parker V. Lucas spent
Sunday at his parents home at
Meadows, going Saturday and re-
turning Monday.
Parker V. Lucas will draw your
deeds, contracts, mortgages and
other legal documents for you, at
the Roseberry State bank.
Troop K of the Fourteenth cav
airy halted here about an hour last
Saturday while en- route to Payette
Lakes on practice march from
Boise.
Fred Mullin of Lardo arrived
here Monday morning to spend a
week in the ADVOCATE office prior
to taking charge of the paper as
manager.
Charley Johnson left Tuesday
morning for Evergreen to bring in
his mother-in-law and sister, who
are expected from Mohler to spend
the winter.
H. G. Warner, who has the con-
tract to erect the new building for
the ADVOCATE here, expects to have
the building finished by the middle
of next week.
Mutual telephones have been in
stalled this week by H. G. Warner,
DR.. Wallace Johnson, James Wink
Ter, Roseberry State bank and
Hotel Roseberry.
HI. G. Warner, Chas. Cole and NJ.
j. Smith returned from Meadows
Saturday. They had been over to
file on timber claims before U. S.
Commissioner A. B. Lucas.
Miss Lila Higgins of Crawford
went up to Lardo last Friday to
take some photographs for the IL
lustrated album of valley scenery,
to be gotten out in few months.
Cashier H. G. Sims of the Inter
mountain State bank at Crawford
and Mrs. Sims spent Saturday
night and Sunday visiting at the
home of Mr.. and Mrs. George
Williamson here.
The half-tone cut in our supple
ment this week shows the new flour
mill at this place. The mill was
not completed when the picture
was taken, and presents a much
better appearance now it has been
finished and painted.
Mr., and Mrs. Eugene McLaugh-
lin and daughter, Alta, of Thunder
Long Valley advocate., 1907-10-24

eve profted by our experience
last winter depend upon getting
everything here at home thss year"
The Cairo bulletin., 1907-05-14
FRANCE PLANS TO
AID The SULTAN
OCCUPATION or OUDJA TO EN-
FORCE DEMANDS HAS HAD
NO EFFEcT-ANARcHY RE-
PORTED PREVAILING.

Paris, May 13-Rumors to the
effect that France is about to make q
further military move in Morocco. be.
cause the occupation Of Ondia Is not
being effective in bringing the sultan
TO comply with the French demands
growing out Of the murder Of Or.
Mauchamp, have greatly affected
financial circles, who view the pros
pect gloomly
No official confirmation If tAe re,
port could be obtained The foreign
office, however, has received mum
ber Of dispatches relative to auatchy
prevailing in the vicinity of Morocco
City, showing that the authority Of
the sultan Is non-exstent and the
question porabbly. is under considera-
lion whether il will be necessary TO
intervene for pro ection Of Europeans.
In many quarters the forward move
in order to compel the sultan to carry
out his obligations Is regarded as only
a matter OF time The French
troops entered Oudja several weeks
ago to make a demonstration but 1t
has apparently had no effect
The Cairo bulletin., 1907-05-14
MILLION DOLLARS
IMMUNITY PRICE
BANK CLERK ADVISED BY LAW.
YER TO STEAL 100000 TO
FORCE OFFICIALS TO OVER
LOOK MINOR THEFTS.

New York, May 13.-Details Of a
conf ssion made by William 0. Doug
lass, former loan clerk of the Trust
Company of America, made public to-
day are 20 the effect that acting on the
advice OF lawyer he had planned to
steal $l,000000 worth OF securities in
order To compel tn company to over
look his minor thefts Douglass has
already pleaded guilty to larceny and
is awaiting sentence.
According to.his confession he first
took small quantities Of bonds and
borrowed money on them, los it in
specuFating. Wllen 1t was evid; mt
that he could not retrieve his losses a
lawyer was consulted who advised
that the only way out of the dilemma
was to steal $1,000 600 worth of secur-
tiles and turn them over to the law
yer who might negotiate with officials
OF the company for their return.
Douglass understanding was that
the lawyer expected to get 100000
from the company for a restoration of
the securities which would have been
to cover the amounts Doug.
lass had already taken and lost,
The Cairo bulletin., 1907-05-14
TEXAS FEDERATION OF LABOR.

Austin. Tex May 13.-Two hundred
delegates representing local labor or
yanizatiOns thrOuehou the state were
present at the opening of the tenth
annual convention of the Texas Fei-
Grafton of Labo- The Farmers
union and the American Federation Of
Labor had fratenal Representatives
on hand T1e reports of President
Eiward Cunningham and Of Sccre
tary Treasurer p. y. Graves show a
gratifying condition Of affairs Gdeat
urogrc-s was made during the year in
increasing the membership an
strengthening the finances The re
port of ihe legislative committee
shows that every bin submitted by
he federation 10 the legislature as a
preferred measure passed that bo5y
and became a law. including the mine
and factory inspection bll fHh ere9
hin fo- railways. child labor hill and
the uniform text book measure.
The Cairo bulletin., 1907-05-14
COREY MARRIED
At EARLY HOUR
WEDDING OF FORMER ACTRESS
TO STEEL KING DID NOT oc-
CUR UNTIL PAST MIDNIGHT
FEW FRIENDS PRESENT.

New York, May l4.--Will.am Ellis
Corey. pr. sident of the United States
Steel Corporation and Mabelle Z. GIL
man, a former footlight favorite. were
married at Hotel Gotham this morning
Tuesday at 1924. The ceremony
took place in the Royal Suite at the
Hotel Gotham. Fifth av nue. and Fifty
fifth street. in the presence of a small
party of friends of the contracting
couple. The ceremony was performed
by Rev J. L. Clary. pastor of the
Bushwick Avenue Congregational
church. Brooklyn The wedding was
scheduled for earlier hour and the de
lay was not explained.
The floral decorations we're elabor-
ate. and the bang one OF the most
sumptuous ever served in this city.
There was no music during the even
ing and there were no bridesmaids.
Miss Gilman being ATTENDED only by
Miss Frances Erskine Shaw. Of Lon
den. Corey was unattended.
After the nuptials Corey and bride
took an automobile and were whirled
away TO Hohoken. where IN y board
ed the steamer aKiser Wilhelm II.
which viii sail at 7:30 this morning
They will proceed TO Paris and then
to Chateau Gems, % miles from Paris,
where the honeymoon viii be passed.
corey's only gift TO his bride was
the Chateau GEMS.
The Cairo bulletin., 1907-05-14
BROWN m A HUFF
Ssys Dick Did Not Consult Him and
Tat he Will Not Recind Call.

Columbus Ohio. May i3--Walier
Grown. OF Tole1o. chairman Of the
Republican state committee. arrived
fere tonielt and nss since been in
conference with a. T. Nnrys state
commissioner Of insurance, who IS
manager Of the Taf canva-s TO- thc
Republican nomina; on for president
in Ohio.
Before leaving town Brown said De
would not rescind bis cali for meet
Ing Of the state committee in this
city Wednesday. Brown SAYS senator
Dick lid not consult him before call
ing on the conference. At midnight
Brown gave ont lhis statement.
i am surprised and disappointed
that Senator Dick has called OF his
conference. Before any doubt Il
would have given unanimous endorse
ment to Secretary Taft.
The Cairo bulletin., 1907-05-14
BIG LOCKOUT is ENDED
Philadelphia Masons and Granite Cut
ters Settle Dispute and 25,000
Will Return to Work.

Philadelphia, Pa, Nav 13,-A strike
and lockout of Dricklayers and
masons of this city which grew out
O! the dispute between the trades as
to the right of granite cutters to set
finished stone was declared off today,
About 5000 bricklayers and a total
of $4,000 men in various branches of
building trades will return TO work
tomorrow. 1t is said that the agree
ment between the trades has been on
basis that masons be given certain
work on cutting stones. which is now
done by granite cutters and that the
granite men will continue to set the
finished stone.
The Cairo bulletin., 1907-05-14
ROOSEVELT TALKS POLITICS.

Washington. ID C., May 1S-Uniied
States Senator Bourne. of Oregon. to-
night was in conference with Presi-
dent Roosevelt nearly two hours.
The senator gave out an interview a
few weeks ago in which he declared
for President Roosevelt for third
third term and IL is understood hat
tdnight's conference related TO the
political situation in the northwest.
The Cairo bulletin., 1907-05-14
SHAFT SCALPS A GIRL
Hair Caught in Machinery, She Was
Drawn From Her Feet and Re-
eeived Fatal Injuries.

Chicago, May l3-Miss Grace Le
mont, aged 2i, was fatally injured to.
lay when her hair was caught on a
rapidly revolving shaft in a hnilding
At 80 West quincy SIRE {. She was
standing on s,ep ladder near the
shaft when the accident occurred She
was drawn of her feet and her scalp
was pulled entirely of
The Cairo bulletin., 1907-05-14
DEATH OF 80 DUE
TO CARELtSSNtSS
ORIGIN OF FIRE IN WHICH
NEARLY HUNDRED MExlCANS
WERE LOST is BLAMED TO-
ONE MINER.

Mexico City, May f3.-Details of
the disaster. caused by fire in the
Cornethas shaft Of the Terncre mines
at Velardena, Durango. which started
May 10 while 107 men We're working
in that part of the mine, are reaching
here slowly. II Is believed that 30
miners lost their lives and IT - rcA
rorted that 40 charred bodies have
been recovered, The origin of the
fire is said to have been due to the
sness of miner
The Cairo bulletin., 1907-05-14
DICK CALLS OFF
HARMONY MEET
REscINDs ORDER FOR GATHER
ING OF OHIO REPUBLICAN
LEADERS-cHAIRMAN BROWN
IN HUFF OVER ACTION.

Akron. Ohio. May 13.- Senate;
Charles Dick tonight iss state
ment resembling the call for a meet
ing of the Republican state central
commit al Columbus Wednesday
together with all Republican congress
men from this state Republican coun
~ cha rmen and other leaders The
conference was called by lex last
week with the view 10 harmonizine
conflicting int res's Of political lead
srs iH this state
The Cairo bulletin., 1907-05-14
KING MAKES PROMISES
Alfonso, Jubilant over Birth of Son,
Holds Out Reforms at Opening
of Spanish Parliament.

Madrid May l3.-King Alfonso. who
vas accompanied by the queen moth
IT, Maria-Christina, cp ned the new
spanish parliament today. The king
read a message from the throne,
promising reforms in state administra
tion. and urged immediate recOnstruc.
lion of the Spanish navy.
The king referred In happy terms 10
th birth of the heir apparent Tho
king has received the approval Of the
sovereigns of Great Britain, Germany
Austria and Portugal on confermeni
of their names on the new born
prince.
The Cairo bulletin., 1907-05-14
25 HUNS INJURED
IN A STRIKE RIOT
BRICKS, CLUBS AND KNIVES
USED BY FOREIGNERS IN
HEATED LABOR DISCUSSION
IN HAMMOND.

Hammond. Ind, May 13.-In a
8ttike riot this afternoon at the Glib
son railroad yards two miles from
here Is aborers, mostly Hungarians
were injured Some of the injures
may die. The riot was a result O.
labor agitation. Hammond police
see called and succeeded iii arrest
AK three of The ringleaders Bricks
HuDs duU worse s...4s4ss 4ssaA.
fiot. The injured men were brought
acre and placed In hospitals.
The Cairo bulletin., 1907-05-14
HONDURAS AGAIN
IN THROES OF WAR
PRE- ESiDENTIAL ASPlRANTS FORM
ARMIES TO MAKE GOOD
THEIR CLAIMS,
THREE FORCES ARE OUT
Looking for Each other-Nicaraguans
Instead of Marching asc Con-
quercrs Are Marching in
Guise of Peace Makers.

Puerto Cottez, May 7, (via New
Orleans, May 13.)-War Is again
breaking ont In Honduras, according
TO travellers arriving here from the
interior. Fighting this time is be
tween the same armies which took
part in the conquest just completed
but with new alignment of parties
The quarrel is over who snail be
president.
Nicaraguans as well as Hoadurans,
comprise the present belligerents.
This line, however. Nicaragnans, in.
stead Of fighting as conquerers are
marching under the guise Of peace
makers their object being to support
with arms one of the presidential as
pirants
Three Armies In Field.
AT the present two small armies
are reported to be marching agains
Tcgucigalpa. while third has sailed
out to meet them. General Sierra
leader of one OF these armies is him.
self presidential candidate His
army was organized at Amapala and
Is exact whereabouts is now i'm.
known
The second attacking column is
said TO be led bY General Herrera
In command of 5000 Nicaraguans. In
opposition to these forces General
Guislerez has marched from Tegu
cgapa and is said to have stopped
the Nicaraguan party at Nacaome
Whether there was serious fighting
has not been learned.
The Cairo bulletin., 1907-05-14
IOWA NEWSPAPERMAN DEAD.

Milwauk e, Wis. May 13,--M. s.
Fairall, for many years a well known
newspaper man of Iowa and Wiscon.
sin and secretary of the Northern
Wisconsin Farmers Association died
today at the Davidson hotel after a
weeks illness. They body will be
removed to Iowa City, Iowa, the form
er home of the deacesed
The Cairo bulletin., 1907-05-14
LATE TRAIN CAUSE OF FINE,

Baton Rouge. La. May 13.-The
case of the State Of Louisiana VS.. the
Texas and Pacific railroad came up
for argument in the district court to-
day. The case is an appeal taken
ffcm the State Railroad commission.
which imposed a fine Of 800 on the
railroad company for having. il is al
legged. violated the rules Of the com
mission in not posting on its bulletin
hoard in Alexandria. La. notice that
train was more than thirty minutes
Ia-e.
The Cairo bulletin., 1907-05-14
TWO BURNED TO DEATH.

Parker. s D., May ia tornado
overturned farmhouse south of here
asst night A lamp whicn was burn
ing set fire to the bed clothes and
burned to ~ h he wife and sen of
Ole Sangsieai. the husband ann
fath was ssr'aaslY injured.
The Cairo bulletin., 1907-05-14
OTHER JURY FINDS NO CAUSE.

Santa Barbara, Cal, May l3.-Ths
coroncr's jury, summoned to invcstl-
gate aSturday's wreck at Honda and
TO fix the blame for the death of 21
people whose bodies are in this city.
today concluded II was unable to as
,ign any cause for the wreck.
The Cairo bulletin., 1907-05-14
MRS. EDDY CASE POSTPONED.

Concord. = II Nav it.-This vas
the date originally nxef fof hating
the arguments before IRE sn1eilo
eeurt in the matter u the petition -
Henfy n. Eaker. Josiah E Fernad
and Archibald Mcclellan. The trFs
tees 10 shom Mrs Mary haker g.
F Esav has transferred the marsee
u.eat Of her Affairs that they ~ sie-
s,i,aied for The next friends IN ths
sifenpt 10 secure an accounting ct
Ms. Eddys properly. By agree ncnt
II esurt and counsel for both parties
n the proceedings he hearins has
leen postponed FOR one Ecth.
The Cairo bulletin., 1907-05-14
WHOLE VILLAGE ENGuLFED.

Vienna May i3-It Is reported
-IInm Saraynvn hat the Turkish vii
3age Of Mnstajbasie, consisting 0f 30
houses and situated on. a hill was sua
denly engulfed Sunday night, pre-
sumaby as a result Of volcanic dis
turbances. Several inhabitants per.
ished, the remainder escaping by
flight
The Cairo bulletin., 1907-05-14
HAYWOOD CASE DRACS.
One Juror Qualified But Seems
Marked For Challenge Later -
Talesmen Ask to be Excused.

Boise. Idaho. May 13.-Only frag
ment of today was given over TO ac-
tual work in the Haywood trial. and
the one step forward was the qualif'
cation of a single talesman. who
seemed marked for challenge later.
The rest of the time went to the
talesmen of the special venire of 100
"a of whom were excused by request.
The Cairo bulletin., 1907-05-14
$4,000 FOND DU LAC FIRE.

Fond Du Lac. Wis. Nav l3.-A loss
Of $4,000 was sustained today IN the
destruction by fire of several build
ings at MaIystown. 13 miles south
east of this city The German Catho-
liz school, st. Mary's Catholic church
and the residences of Jacob Burg and
John Lehr we're among those de-
stroyed.
The Cairo bulletin., 1907-05-14
DEATH FROM EXPOSURE.

Dover, Del, May 13.-The jury in.
vestgating the death of Horace Mar
win, Jr, tonight returned verdict
finding that he came to his death
from exposure.
The Cairo bulletin., 1907-05-14
POOR EQUIPMENT is
BLAMED FOR SHRIN RS
WRECK BY CORONER
INQUEST HELD IN TWO CoUN.
TIES, ONE JURY HOLDING
RAILROAD, THE OTHER uN.
ABLE TO ASSIGN CAUSE.

San Luis Obispo, Cal, May IA
Th coroner's jury, holding an inyes.
tigation over the bodies OF II victims
of the wreck Saturday afternoon at
Honda today returned a verdict find
ing the wreck was due to de-
fcctive equipment Of the Southern Pa.
cific railway
The Cairo bulletin., 1907-05-14
American Association.
KNIGHTS OF COLUMBUS MEET

Lawrence. Mass. May l5.-The
state convention Of the knights Ot
Columbus met here today and viii be
in session until Thursday. LEGAL
councils Of the order throughout Mas
ssehnsetis are Teplesenled.
The Cairo bulletin., 1907-05-14
BURTON EXPLAINS
HOLD-UP POLICY
TELLS ST. LOUISiANS IN SPEECH
PROPOSED IMPROVEMENTS
WERE lNJuDlClOUS.
WANTS SURVEY FIRST
Before Appropriating Money for Deep
enlng River-Says Whoever
Would Enjoy Water Power
Should Pay for 1t.

| ST. Louis, May Congressman
! Burton, Of Ohio. chairman Of the Ma
ltional Inland Waterways commission
who arrived today to accompany
other members of the commission to
morrow on an inspection tsip down
the Mississippi river, delivered a
speech tonight on the river and har
Dor policy. He said there were sew
eral reasons why the last congress
did not adopt the plans for the i'm
provement of inland waterways.
Enumerating these he said:
while it was in contemplation to
provide waterway IA feet in depth
from Chicago to the gulf only that
portion between St Louis and Chi
cago had been surveyed and il would
be injudieious to proceed with con
struction OF part without a knowledge
Of the cost and the probable utility Of
the remaining portion between ST.
Louis and the gulf
Points Out Big Water Power.
"Ano her fact, as stated by the
governor of Illinois in his message
is that the construction of this water.
vay would develop water power
worth s3,oo0,000 year and would
aid in the drainage or reclamation of
500 1000 acres of land.
Burton said the government en-
gineer had reported that whoever en-
joyed this water power could afford |
Ia build that section between st. |
Louis and Chicago.
Congressman Burton in his speech |
dealt with the needs and methods of
internal waterways.
Won't Recommend Appropriations
Il want TO correct the impression |
that this commission has any inten-
tion Of or discretion 20 recommend |
for particular locali I
ties or stretches of water" said Mr.. /
Burton
"The scope of President Roosevelt's
instructions include practical investi-
cation of the purity of the water Of
our rivers, heir possibilitis as
means of motive power, their value
N the work of irrigation and the con-
struction of protective works along
heir banks.
President Roosevelt has asked
hat ii possible we report to him be
lore TIE next congress- | don't know
whether we shall be able 10 do that.
While aboard the steamer Mississippi
We shall continue our sessions. We
shall travel only during the day and
shall have plenty of opptrunity to
study the physical needs of the
liver"
The Cairo bulletin., 1907-05-14
PRAcTlcAslLITY a QUESTION.

Peoria. May Speaker Cannon
spent today in Peoria. He was enter
tanned tonight AZ a dinner at the
Country club and in the course of a
few informal remarks said the future
of deep waterway depends upon the
practicabiIty of work on the Missis-
s'ppi river below st. Louis.
The Cairo bulletin., 1907-05-14
MURDERED HIS FAMILY
Farmer Beats Wife and Two Children
to Death With Hammer and
Then Cuts His Throat.

Gananoque. Ont. MAY 13.-Wm
Waldie, a farmer living near here
murdered his wife and two children
today and then committed suicide by
cutting his throat. The wife and chill.
dren were beaten with a hammer un
til their heads were crushed 10 a
pulp. Waldie left a note explaining
his crime which he attributed to men.
tal and physical collapse.
The Cairo bulletin., 1907-05-14
20 Mar f1ave Met 40.

Poor conversatio1alisis are those
who. having nothing to say 20 ahead
and say Il anyway.
The Cairo bulletin., 1907-05-14
ualiness and Beauty.

UgHness is the penalty of neglect,
aud beauty Is the reward Of right do
ing. right living and right thisliDs
The Cairo bulletin., 1907-05-14

Eatterles-Coriidon and Jacklilsch
Lundgren and King.
The Cairo bulletin., 1907-05-14
National L-eaaue.

Philadelphia, May 13-The locals
failed to connect with Lundgren's de-
livery
The Cairo bulletin., 1907-05-14

New York. May l3.-After hard
fought twelve inning game the locals
succeeded in winning.
The Cairo bulletin., 1907-05-14
American League.

Batterics-Patterson White aud
Mcfarland; Waddell and Schreck.
The Cairo bulletin., 1907-05-14

SMALL BUSINESS ENTERPRISES
"GET ACQUAINTED IN THIS
TOWN THROUGH CLASSIFIED AD.
vERTisINo.
The Cairo bulletin., 1907-05-14

IF YOU MAKE YOUR AD. TIME
~, The READERS or THIS NEWS.
PAPER WiLL"pos THE RESTis &
The Cairo bulletin., 1907-05-14

Batteries-M McGinnity and Bower
man; Mason and Schlei.
The Cairo bulletin., 1907-05-14

Baiterics-SleYer and
Dine u and Armbruster.
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FOR sALE-REAL ESTATE.
CUT PRIcEs-BEsT BARGAINS.

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$780,
New room residence, reception hall,
bath, electric light, gas furnace, paved
cellar with laundry room. east front. few
blocks south of state house on Harrison.
$500.
Good room house near 9Th and Polk
st.. III lots east front, good barn. fine
shade, pavement, all kinds of fruit. See
this bargain at once
N.675.
Good Z room house. sth and Topeka ave,
electric lights. gas. sewer. cellar; rents
$1Rod See this.
s1.400.
Good room house, close in, on Clay ST.,
electric lights, gas. city water, sink in
kitchen.
CHEAP HOMES.
f1,25o-s room cottage close invest side
1,150-5 rooms, close in, Harrison st.
5 S50-4 rooms, close in, Quincy
VACANT LOTS.
east front lots, Western ave- $500
best lots on Central Park. Want offer,
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