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The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1908-03-18

spread table they
real twisted the necklace between fingers and crushed
between palms and tossed believe almost kissed
it The the cafe stood the chairs better and
laughed and screamed and the people crowded close around that
the walters had to form bodard The proprietor thought there
fight and called for the police happy didn't
laughed and gave the proprietor vepund and told him
stand every drink Then umbed and gaoped
my friend the Chief of Police felt very sorry him. He
had been happy the chance him. and he be dis
appointed when be learned had him of false alarm
"Bu that had found the necklace did him find
the Indeed anxious that she should get clear
away, if she caught would out likely
Q get sharp reprimand and to be laughed
II could how had happened In my haste hide the
diamonds when the hustled into the carriage had showed
the cigars into the sach and the diamonds into the pocket my
Now that had the diamonds safe again. seemed very
raj mistake But doubted the Foreign Office would think
afraid might appreciate the beautiful simplicity Of
hiding So when reached the police station and found that the
still at large, was than relieved
CAS- expected the Chief extremely cagrned when he
learned of mistake and that there nothing for him do But
feeling happy myself that hated have any else miser
abe suggested that this attempt steal the Czarna necklace
might be only the first Of series Of such attempts INSCRIPTIONS
gang, and that might still be in danger
Il wnkeda the Chief and the Chief smiled me-
Nice together in saloon with guard of twelve carabnee and
twelve panohes men, and the Chief drank champagne all the
way We marched together up the hotel where the Russian Abas
sado stopping closely surrounded by carabneer
and delivered the necklace with the profound The old
Ambassador immensely impressed and when limited that
that his Imperial Majesty would prove ungratefu
Il swinging personal letter about the invaluable services
of the Chief the Minister Foreign Affairs they gave
him enough Russian and French medals satisfy French sol
der So though he caught the woman he received his just
reward"
The Queens Messenger paused surveyed faces of
about him in embarrassment.
"Bu the of is he added hat story have got
about for while the Princess obtained nothing cigar
and five excellent cigars few weeks the the
Gar gold cigaca with his monogram diamonds. And
don't know whether that coincidence whether the Gar
wanted know that be knew that had been carrying the
czarinas diamonds in pgn cgarcase What do you fellows
/ thinkY
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There chorus of re1nonstranc and
the Barons answering protests for the second time slipped
piece of paper into the hand Of the gentleman with the pearl stud
He read the lines written upon it and tore tiny fragments
The youngest member who had remained silent
mandingy
sir Andrew, he cried |n justice Lord Arthur Chetney
ask be seated He has been accused in hearing
serious crime and insist that you remain until you heard
clear his character"
''You!" cried the Baronet
Eyes answered the young brky Il would have spoken
sooner, he explained, 'bu that thought this gentleman
cined his head toward the Queens Messenger
tribute facts of which ignorant however us
nothing and will take the tale the point where Lieutenant
Sears laid down and those details of which
ignorant 1t strange you that should be able add
sequel to this story But the coincidence easily explained
junior member Of the law firm Of Chudegh Chudeigh We have
been solicitors for the Ceey for the last hundred years. Moth
matter how unmporan which Lord Eda and his
two unknown and naturally acquainted with every
detail of the terrible catastrophe of last night"
The Baronet bewldeed but eager, sank back his chair
"Wil you be long, sir 2" he demanded.
Il shall ndeavor be BRIEF said young solicitors and he
added which his words almost threat
promise to be interesting"
"There need promise that said Sir Andrew IT it
much interesting it isl He glanced rueuly clock and
turned his ewes quickly from it.
"TelI the driver Of that hanso he called servant chat
take him b. the honr'
next week
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compartment been alone with her
she who had robbed But never
left my shoulder And remembered hadhat had
taken off when had changed and for the
searching Natalie remembered that had sent
that goose chase every other tried
to get rid of me fool errand
II gave ike mad bull and jumped the stairs six
steps at time.
II demanded the office distinguished lady title possibly
Russian had just entered the hotel.
"As expected she had spang inquired at
other hotels and then folly of trying with
outside help ordered the fellow gaop the
Chief Of Police told story and the charge asked
calm myself and wanted take told him this
taking notes. but for doing something He got wrahy that
demanded be taken his Chief The Chief said was
very busy, and could So showed him my grey
hound years used it but before stated
pretty vigorous language Queens Messenger and that
Chief Police did instantly he official
jumped off his high horse and ran with me
to his chiea young chap colonel the army very
intelligent
explained that had been robbed French railway carriage
of diamond necklace belonging the Queen England which her
Majesty sending present the Czana Russia pointed
him if he succeeded capturing
made le and that he would the gratitude great
powers
e wasn't the that thinks second thoughts best
proung his chest and he
hit bell and pressed buttons and yelled orders Ike the captain
of penny in fog. He sent her description all
gates and ordered all camen and railway porters
leaving Marsee He ordered all passengers outgoing
examined and eaphed the popetor of every hotel pension
to send him complete list of their guests within the hour While
standing there he have least hundred ORDERS and
enough commaes egean de vle gendarme bicycle
police and pclo Johnnes have captured the German
When they had gone he assured that the
good arrested already Indeed officially she
had chance of escape Marse than Chateau
DIFF.
e told my hotel possess my peace
Within hour he assured me he would with her
Il thanked him. and compmented him his energy and left
him. But didn't share in his confidence felt that she
clever and match for and all Of all well
thing gain he found th while l. he did the
necklace would only be where before lost them and if he did
not ruined man. 1t awful facer for
had always pded myself record In eleven years had
misad envelope missed taking the first train And had
failed in the important mission that had
And wasn't thing that could be hshed up either 1t
conspicuous spectacular It invite the widest
myself rdcued all the Continent perhaps dismissed
even suspected of having taken the thing myself
Il walking front of lighted cafe, and felt
miserable that stopped for pckmeup Then considered that if
took drink would probably present mind
want to stop under twenty and decided alone
But my nerves Jumping like frightened rabbit and felt
must have something to quiet Them would reached
tor cgaretecase but seemed hardly adequate
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CHAPTER III.

TR ANDREW rose with disapproval written in every
lneament.
4 thought your story would bear upon the
murder" he said. "Had 1 imagined it would have
nothing whatsoever to do with it I would not have.
remained" He pushed back his chair and bowed
stiffly. II wish YOU good night he said
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II THREW EVERYTHING


back again and took this cgarcase which keep only
strongest and blacklist cigars opened and my fingers
but instead Of cigar they touched thin envelope My
heart stood perfectly STILL did look dug my finger
nails into the leather and felt of thin paper then layer Of
cotton and then they scratched the
monds!
stumbled though had been hit in the face and fell back
into Of the chairs the sidewalk off the rapnnos
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-12-31

money" And no did II may be
that long experience as a hcuten.
ant on the Geo Cox staff equipped
him with the necessary experience.
but. as Rudyard kipling says. that
ia another story" What interests
the bowlera Is that Garry gets Il
and gets Il IN bales large enough 10
choke a python And kale. divided
into large. understanding bun.
dies, Is a lure The bowlcrs don't
slde-step.
Backed hy plttsburg pride and
money. the smoky City BOWERS are
ont 20 make the Cincinnati record
look like the Mississippi az low
water When Hermann strikes the
big city on his collecting campaign.
the coal and steel magnafes are apt
20 think another presidential elec.
ton il on. 40 persuasive are the
ways, Of the CHEEKY little German
when he r. a-coiuing
Although the plans for the big
bowling feat are sin IN the embryo.
they have progressed far enough 20
state that the three weeks will be
divided into divisions. The first
will be Greater PittabnrE and Ia
dies week. the second International
week. and the third Allegheny coua.
" and ffaterual week. In enc re-.
spect. az least the congress will
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-12-31

eclipse last years. for better pro
vision has been made for the women
bowicra. They viii not have 10
wait three weeks 90 howl. a. they
did at Cincinnati. and the enter
tainment offered them viii BE-
varied and hearty
Three weeks before the date set
for the opening Of the congress. 10
regulation alleys will b. laid. and
every continuance for the comfort
and accommodation OF the competi.
tors viii be provided Upon reach
ting the city. bowlera will be met
By members OF The reception com.
mlttce and directed % hotels and
cared for IN every way.
Reduced rates have been guar
anteed from Louisville % Toronto
and from Maine e. Colorado b. pas.
Hrnger associations entering the
city. and the hotels have given a..
suranco that rates will. In no event.
be Increased during the presence ~
The pin gettera
Early indications are Ho prom.
ising that the boosters predict the
prize list will aggregate g. 900 more
than the big bundle distributed az
Cincinnati Entry blanks can b.
obtained now from A. l. tauEtry.
fet keystone ballding, pittabarg
Entries close Feb r.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-12-31
CONVICTED MAN
DIES SUDDENLY

MEDIA. Pa. Dec ai-By " p--
William L. Mathues. former state
treasurer Of rennHylyaula. died sud
denly late yesterday at his home
hero. aged 90 years The cause o.
death r. given BY hia physician an
pneumonia. but II IL generally be.
lieved that Illness was Hupcnnduced
boz Nr MathueG fluctuations. which
wore brought upon him by the Har.
rlHburg graft eases and bis recent
sentence ~ two years In the peni.
tenuay Tor bis part ~ the alleged
conspiracy against the state.
For many years William T..
Mathuea was recognized az a pollt.
Teal leader Of Pennsylvania. aud his
power Ia Delaware county politics
was supreme until the capitol
frauds.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-12-31

TORONTO. Can. Dec. 30--Or.
dinarily there is nothing unusual
about an Indian brave marrying
but when a redskin who IL an Ia
ternationsl celebrity because Of hls
marvellous ability a. a runner. wins
bis bride IN a speed contest and
weds her IN public. the unusual
creeps 10 the surface.
Tom LOngboai. c0nqueror OF DO.
randO Pietu In the latest Marathon.
and the greatest Indian runner
since the days Of Deerfoot. has be-
come a benedict
Longboat Is an OnondaFa from
the Brantford reservation. in west.
ern Ontaria His bride was Az.
nette Macele. a Iowhawk. from the
Deseronto reservation. 500 miles 20
the east.
Deadly Enemies.
In the past the tribes we're dead.
81 enemies. but now the chiefs alt
together IN peace councils These
councils are marked by extensive
games. the dearest 20 the heart Of
the Indian being those Of speed and
endurance
After Tom LOngboat's return
from the Olympian games he was
elected a chief of the Ouandagaa.
and visited the Mohawk reserya-
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-12-31
BOUND AND GAGGED
BY ROBBERS

AAN fItANGiBrD. Dec gI-By
y. r Bound and gagged by two
highwaymeu, James G.. Mlh0lland.
In bartender in Golden Gate nv
saloon. was found uuc0usrl1ua.
bleeding from "a gaping wound in
the head, ana a. 40 proeafiouH con-
ditlon al tho Central hospital Sill
holland was found by William Cray
ton. the proprietor 81 the saloon
The place had been ransacked and
~ was discovered later that $4,000
had been taken from safe. "a Ola
mond ring and diamond pin from
The bartender and so from the cash
drawer.
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= NV INV @EfN1R1tN -
ton as delegate Ills fame had
travelled before him. and when pref.
y Annette Maeeie. daughter Of
Chief Hlg Thunder. saw him. she
promptly fell In love with him.
~ela Canoe
I1onRboat. known among the
trlbcsmsn as "IliR Canoe" was
Hmltten BY the dark eyes Of the
Mohawk beauty. and was not alow
20 press his suit but Annette was
COY. She desired 10 BE- wooed IN the
traditional style. and owning a swift
pony. challenged the Marathon run
ner 20 race
L0nghoat accepted. agreeing to
catch bis lnamOrata within an hour
after she rode OFF the reservation.
The event was the feature 81 the
gathering
That hours run will not 80
down In athletic history as a roc.
ord. but It Is said that the conquer.
or OF D0randO had 70 cover 70 miles
across rough country before he
overlook the pony and lts burden.
Upon returning 20 the rosorya.
ton the couple pllghted their troth
before the asgemhiage A few days
ago. Longboat and HIS bride were
married. and are now starring In
vaudeville.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-12-31
UNKNOWN WHO HAS SAY IN
PROPOSED MATcH WITH
SAM LANuFoRO.

SAN FRANCISCO. Dec 81. ny
q. r.-"Nopc. 1 viii never enter the
ring 20 fight Negro" n The stand
Stanley ketchel, the worlds middle
weight champion. e. taking with his
friends lu brand Rapids. according
tn dispatch received from the
champion
"fhe next man kotchel faces viii
be Sam Langford.' De the prediction
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-12-31
TAFT AS A REAL
S0UELCHER

AUGUSTA. ga. Dec Shy y.
P-Pfcaident.eiect Taft has sffec.
tuaiiy pat a qulotua on the plan %
organise Taft clubs" throughout
the souih. SIR TAFT doubts the Wis.
dom ~ encouraging AZ this time po.
liiichi activity IN any form
Ia this view he Ia heartily sec
ouded by Mr. Hitchcock. republican
national chairman.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-12-31
kAUF MAN VICTOR
IN 80 ROUNDS

LOS ANGELES. Dec. 81 BY
" PAL Kaufman of San Fran.
cisco won over Jim Barry Of Chi.
cago here IN the both round last
night. Barry's seconds throwing a
towel into the ring 10 save their
man. Barry wanted 20 continue.
however In the previous round
Kaufman had sent a hard right TO
the Jaw and Barry took nine. The
superior staying qualities OF Kauf.
man won for him Barry had an
the best Of the fight mp 10 the 25th
round In the eighth having his man
all bat out and Kaufman being stll
groggy In the ninth From the
goth on Barry weakened greatly
and it was evident that Kaufman
could put him away with but one
strong punch II ne could land The
fight was uninterestlng up TO the
Both. After the fight Barry's chief
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-12-31
MAKES GREAT TRIP
WITH DOG TEA NJ

TACOMA. Dec. - by u P.--
lmpelied BY tho message that her
father was dyinE and wished 10 SOC
her Immediately. Mrs J. y. Sinclair
% Aslln Alaska. drove a two dog
sleigh for 200 miles over the half
fruEcn SHOWS % Southern Alaska.
dashed up the EanKpiank ~ a steam
or az u was casting or lsa moor
ingA from the Skagway dock. and
reached Tacoma IN less than six
DAYS after leaving her home.
Alfa Sinclair is the daughter 81
Robert N Thompson. a ploneer Of
Tacoma. who was IN precagiuuH
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-12-31
SELECT SITE FOR
TORPEDO STATION

Work ~ selecting a site FOR the
Pacific Coast torpedo station was
begun this morning by a special
commission Of the navy depart.
meut. ~ which Commander Giil IL
the senior officer. A complete tour
of the Sound will DO made Ia the
next few days. and several sites
will be recommended 20 the depart.
ment al Washington. which will
make tho final decision a. 10 the
location ~ the station. The trip
IL being made on a government
tug. and the sites visited viii not
BE- made public Capt A h. Wyck.
or - the Port Townsend hydro.
Eraphlc station accompanied the
board
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-12-31
KETCHEL SAYS HE WON'T
MANAGER SAYS HE WILL

Of Joe O'Connor, Ketchcta manager
sporting men here are wondering
who has the say Ia Tho keteholr
DConnor combination.
Ketchei says that other champions.
including Sullivan. Dempsey ana
Iotrios. have drawn tho color line,
and that hia own decision should
arouse NO adverse comment
= might fight ool0fod man" said
Ketchel ~ ! needed tho money, bat
don't aud DO not have 10 meet
"a negro. ! have never thought u
the proper thing for white man 20
fight "a negro"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-12-31

Now that the football season has
been embalmed for another year.
devotees Of sport are turning their
attention to bowling In every part
OF the land the fall Of the pins
makes sweet music for the lovers
OF the game
The big event In bowling during
the winter will be the annual con.
vention Of the American bowling
congress. known as the A. r. c..
from Quoddy Head to Cape Mendo-
elmo. which will be held Ia nu.
qussne garden. Plttsburg. Feb 20 TO
March 90
The 1905 tournament % the A. n.
G. In Cincinnati was such sue.
oeas that when Pittsburg was
awarded this years event. Garry
Hermann and Abe Langtry, re-.
spectively president and secretary
Of the 1908 tournament. we're unanl.
mously chosen 10 raise the high.
water mark % the organization
In the skillful hands OF Herr.
mann the Cincinnati tournament
broke all records. In number aud
participants. size OF the purses and
heartiness Of entertainment. There
never was such a tournament. said
delighted Cincinnatians- there
will never be another like II. they
added. until Il Was announced that
Garry had accepted the presidency.
when they supplemented their
opinion with. "Ok. yes. there Will
be, too.
When elected president OF the
Cincinnati organization. Hermann
announced that he would get the
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-12-31
WILL NOT FIGHT I'm
JEFFRIES' CLUB

Negotiations for a Eight on Jan.
uarY 40 between Dr Roller. % se-
attic. and the winner 81 the Kauf.
nan.narry fight last night are Off.
as FAR az Jim Jeffrles l.oa Angeles
club ~ concerned Tho doctor
claims that he has been offered
better Inducements than Joffriea il
willing 20 offer. Joe Carroll. Roi.
ler's manager, stated yesterday aft.
ernoou that Roller was prepared to
meet the winner % the Kaufman.
Barry go any time IN January be.
fore the club offering the best
prize.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-12-31

condition sight days ago A mess.
age vas sent % HE daughter She
received it late AZ night. and. hitch.
ms up her dog team. Immediately
began the perlloua journey Fnr
two DAYS and two nighta the dogs
draEEed the aled over the PREACHER.
Gus roads. reaching skagway just
a. the steamer was getting under
way 90 leave the dock
Throwing the reina % hor team
10 q byaiandor. Mrs Sinclair ran
up the plank and sank exhausted
upon the deck completely woru
out
Her father ia slowly recovering.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-12-31
KILLED ACTOR

DENVER Dee 3i-That Charles
g. Dury came 20 his death from
the effects o. two gunshot wounds.
that the gun from which the shots
Were fired was In the hands Of &.
Burdetie Bell and that the killing
was feloni0ua. IL the verdict Of the
cor0nera jury rendered today 10
The inquest Into the death % Dury.
The death occurred Monday after.
noon ~ the result u Durys meet.
Ing with Bell. who charged that
Dury had stolen his wife. Dury
was an actor.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-12-31

BALTIMORE. Dec. 81 by q =.
The $4,000 damage suit brought
BY Or Pierce -. Wilson against Rev.
Robert Is Coupiand. rector ~ Anceu-
sion Protestant Episcopal church.
was n9ll pressed iu The city court
today upon motion ~ tho defense
Tor want ~ q declaration Dr Will
son o. suing hin wife Tor "a divorce.
naming Former United States SEN
ator George l. Wellington as CO.
respondent
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-12-31
is STABBED
TO DEATH

COLORADO SPRINGS. Colo.
Doc. 3i--3y o. Plato devotion.
menta IN the investigation Of the
death Of Capt EBHlck. tho aged
clerk ~ the Woodmon ~ the World.
who was found dead lu bed with
atnbs IN the breast and a bullet
hole In bis head indicate that Tho
dead man WIS murdered Mr. Ea.
sick carried Insurance ono hlB life
aggrcRatiuR 5000.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-12-31

CINCINNATI. Doc 9i-The
Union Central iAfo Insurance com
PAM. 81 Cincinnati. viii pay 20
Hamilton county tho sum of $3.50.
600 ia settlement ~ che claims oi
the county against the company Tor
more than 5000 600 ga back taxes
The settlement waa reached today.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-12-31

hELLtNGHAM. Dec Shy a.
2. ~HeurEe Wilson. "a years old. ar
rested on suspicion of having had a
hand In the hoid-up and robbery
~ woman on the streets c0upie
~ nights ago. yesterday confessed
"a ths police that his partner. Il man
named Kennedy. asa the SOB he
declared he was across the street
waiting Tor a victim az the time
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-12-31
HoTEL ooFs " INEIAMEs-

BELLiSGHAM. Dec 81 BY u.
PA dispatch received from Ola
ciar states that the Glacier hotel At
that place Was entirely destroyed By
nre. sntaiiinE ioss ~ g. 800. The
fire II supposed % have originated
from u defective fluc
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-12-31
BIG SIX" HEADS
FINISH LhBORS

The mig s" conference yeater
day defined the meaning % par
ticipatlon" a. mean actusi piayinF.
n only for a moment THIS 10
aimed against schools reaeryinE
mcn and aendinH thcm into only
tho most important football games
The changinE ~ tho fouryeAr
rule win allow Fred Tcgimglor 60
play next year. lie has participated
IN athletics fouF Yeara. the first
year being tn baseball only.
George W. Hug % Oregon was
named az the now secretary 81 the
conference 10 succeed Loren ID.
Grinsiead. resigned.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-12-31

but now % Goidneld. has practical.
~ concluded negotiations for a
match between Abe Attel and Fred
Weeks on January "a Atiel has
advised him he would fight AZ Cold.
field Tor t2.s0Q. win. loso OF draw.
With two round trip tickots from
Ne@ Orleans. which ia o. X alth
Tex.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-12-31

Today Is the last DAY ~ the op
ton that Russ Hall holds on the
purchase Of the Vancouver base
bail club, +. j. O'Lsary and Dr
J. W. Brett. joint owners with A. n
Dickson Of the Vancouver franchise
were In Seattle yesterday tnlkins
matters over with Han.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-12-31

SACRAMENTO. Dec 81 "A huge
n0uadhouae and tuutabis are 90 be
erected 81 Summit. the highest
point IN the aierras. on the Central
Pacific route. hy the Southern
Pacific. according 20 an announce.
ment
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WHY YOU DID NOT

4 WHY YOU DID NOT
4 0ET YOUR PRG8EhT. 4
4 CHICAGO, Doc 81 by y 4
= = Many reports Of letters :
4 and packages being stolen 4
from the malls at Christmas \
4 time have been made 10 the :
4 postal inspectors. Most ~ =
4 these are due 10 earelegHnena 4
4 on the part OF the public. nc =
4 cording 10 Inspector Stuart 4
A He states investigation has re- 4
4 vealod that n band Of men =
A have made u "a practice 10 =
4 steal mail placed on top Of 4
4 and near postal boxes and 4
4 chuteB AH the thieves. one ~ =
4 whom ~ said 90 be under ar =
a rest have not taken matter 4
= actually placed in d mail box. =
4 the federal officers are power =
4 less 10 act =
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