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The daily sentinel., 1909-05-11
OVER ATLANTIC IN A BALLOON
Especial to The septine,s1

" Inc SepuneI-1
boston. May 11--A balloon frin
over the Atlantic from Bostop ~
europe is planned by Prof. Henry n
Siayton, who recently resigned as
meteoroiogist of the Blue Hill ohse-e
natory after 16 years5of duty stndy-
ing the direction and velocity of wind
H,ha o,; Ciayton believes he can cross
me Atiantic by taking ADVANTAGE Of
an upper air. or pianetarv c,,rr, oi
winch his experiments have shown
lows constantly eastward two nj,a.
anu more above the earth. He dso
oiares 3 ana ne can make the distance of
days. '"iee or Tour
nosss, as sort of preliminary test of the
is now ,e, Oh the trip, Prof. Clayton
! !, ea now making plans for an air vov-
lantic coast. ~ ehe At
The daily sentinel., 1909-05-11
THE FATE OF HAMS
IS WITH THE JURY
IBy Associated Press ]

Flushing. May 1I.-Ihe II'e %
Captain peter C. Hains, Jr-, ena"
is now in the hands of the jury :,
the event that Captain Hains Is q
ouitted on the grounds of insanr
fbe time of the killing the quest II
his present mental state . e.
should Judge Garreston's op.< CO.
incide with that OF MIR. Nc e. tne
defendants counsel, ne
Hains is insane at the u. un
h.. may issue an ord, n the de-
fendant to be confincns an insfrtu-
tion for the insane until he II pro-
nounced cured.
The daily sentinel., 1909-05-11
.K|DNAPPERS BEGIN
THEIR PRISON LIFE
tRv Associated Press. ]

Pittsburg, Pa, May f1--After the
exciting and wearing incidents OF yes
ferday Mrs james Boyle had gooo
nights rest in the western penltent-
iary and awolxc today much refresh
ed. Marching in line with the other
prisoners Mrs. Boyle clad in the reg
uIation prison garb. went to her
breakfast and ate heartily Boyle
submitted gracefully To the barber
this morning, when his hair was crop
ped closely.
BertiIIion photographs and meas
urements of the couple will be made
today.
The daily sentinel., 1909-05-11
STORY NOT BELIEVED
IBv Associated Press. ]

+ Youngstown, O., May IL 1
+ Unless stronger proof than the 1
+ word of James Boyle is offered 1
= to show that there was n mys- 1
+ terry connected with the death I
= of Daniel Reeble, Jr., which oc- I
+ CURED here IA years ago, there I
+ will be no official investigation I
+ of the story. I
+ Daniel Reeble. the father of I
! the dead man, the police and I
+ the county officials are ,unani- I
: nous in the opinion that the I
+ story related by Boyle is untrue. I
4. 4 + + + + + + + & + r q. I. + 1. I
The daily sentinel., 1909-05-11
THE ORE SCHEDULES
IBy Associated Press. /

Washington, May 11.-Soon as the
tariff bill was taken up to the senate
today MFR. Aldrich states that the COM
mittee on finance would submit to
the senate a different scale of duties
on zinc ore and the products of zinc
and asked that the schedule relating
to lead be passed over for the pres
ent- The request was conceded, MIR.
Bristow announcing that when the
white lead schedule would be reached
he would like to be heard on it.
The daily sentinel., 1909-05-11
CASTRO MUST PAY
LBy Associated Rress. ]

r Caracas. Venezuela, May IT. I
+ Cipriano Castro, the deposed I
r president of this republic. has I
+ been condemned by the courts i
+ to pay six years rental and Z
+ heavy damages for the arbitrary =
+ occupation of the Miraflores pal 4
I. ace in this city :
+ This building is the property !
= of the widow of former Presi- !
+ dent Crespio. =
4. = 4. 4. + 1. 4. + + + 4. II 1. 4. 4. 4. I
The daily sentinel., 1909-05-11
TRA|NMEN GATHER;
WILL HEAR BRYAN
IRv disseminated Press. ]

Columbus, o., May little ninth
hiennial convention of the National
brotherhood of Railway Trainmen
opened in Memorial hall today. There
has been gain of more than two
thousand members during the last
two years and the membership now
numbers 1O1, 900.
The convention will last three
weeks.
Members of the women's auxiliary
are. aroused over their exclusion from
Memorial hall next Sunday, when
William j. Bryan will speak TO men.
They say they will ask Mr. Bryan to
make IA separate address to them.
The daily sentinel., 1909-05-11
REACH THIS COUNTRY
7rRv Associated Press. /

New York, May u'1.-Wilbur
Wright and Orville Wright, the ia
mons aeronauts, arrived here todsy-
Upon reaching their home at Day
ton. O., the brothers said that they
viii complete the construction of
their aeroplane as intended for the
government service, after which they
wall proceed to Washington where
the machine viii be tested. ~ q.
Tine brothers were united in cay
ing that they had no intention of
InzIking any secret experiments.
The daily sentinel., 1909-05-11
CAN FISH MAY 3OTH
Especial to The sentinel. !

Especial to The SeItinel.l
Denver, May 11.-Gamc Commits
sioner T. II. Holland announced to-
day thai fishing will be permitted in
Colorado ON May 3Ofh of this year.
Tise season does not open until June
list under the law but those who fish
this year ON May 50th Will not be
prosecuted. A newly adopted law
will GO into effect this summer which,
beginning with 1910, will open the
fishing season ON May 25th.
The daily sentinel., 1909-05-11
TAFT PLAYS GOLF
[By Associated Press. ]

Washington. May 11.-President
Taft tomorrow Will play the most
notable game of golf of his career
when paired with Walter ]. Travis.
former national champion, will en-
gage in a foursome against General
Clarence Edwards. chief of the Ins-
ular Bureau of the war department
and F. Oden Hortsmann. one of the
cracks of the Chevy Chase club of
this city
The daily sentinel., 1909-05-11
; = + : ++++++++++++++ : + = + :

Organized in 1868. the Order of
Railway Conductors started at Am
ooy, III, on the Illinois Central rail-
way, mas grown till it has 1900
members. $500 of whom arc con-
nected with its benefit Department
and 547 divisions in the tinted
states, Mexico and Canada. The con-
ductors connected with the Boston
divisions purpose to celebrate this re-
niarkabie growth in an appropriate
The daily sentinel., 1909-05-11
DANGER OF STRIKE
OF ALL THE P0STMEN
rRv Associated Press. /

+ Paris, May 11.-Whether or
+ not the French ,postmen are to
1. inaugurate a strike probably
I. will be decided on the result OF
+ the debate that is taking place
+ in parliament this afternoon,
+ The leaders are proclaiming
I. that, unless the Clemenceau
4. cabinet falls, which would in
1. volve the retirement of the pres
I. ent under secretary of posts and
I. telegraphs, a strike will be or
+ dered tonight.
T. However, Premier Clemen- %
+ ceau has been assured of vote
1. of confidence from the chamber
I. of deputies.
The daily sentinel., 1909-05-11
INTERMARR1AGE DENOUNCED.
Especial to The Sentinel. ]

New York, May 11.=Dr. Leon
Harrison of Temple Israel. st. Louis,
stoutly opposed the intermarriage of
Jews and Christians in a sermon at
the Free Synagogue here. Fusion. he
said. would only result in confusion
while "intermarriage would simply
mean. not that the vast majority
would be drawn to Israel, but that
We OF Israel would be overwhelming
ly merged and lost in Christiandom. :"
The daily sentinel., 1909-05-11
IBy Assoclated Press. ]

+ Marseilles, France, May IL.
I. The military and civil author
+ tiles. with the aid of the Cham
+ ber of Commerce, have complet-
+ ed arrangements for wireless
Z telegraph and automobile SER
= vices to insure the continuation
Z of the transmission of kilograms
I and letters in case of a strike.
I. I. j. + 4. 4. r = 4. 4. + = I. r 1. + +
The daily sentinel., 1909-05-11
RAISE ASSESSMENT
Especial to The Sentinel. ]

Denver, May li.-The members of
the state board of equalization have
mailed out to the county assessors of
every county letters warning them
that unless assessments of valuation
of taxable property are raised all ap-
preparations of the Fourth and Fifth
Glasses, made by the last Legislature.
cannot be paid. Among the approp-
riations is that for the state normal
school at AGunnison.
The daily sentinel., 1909-05-11

IL j. Gray states that the sale of
Pecos valley land still continues with
out diminution-
j. r. Lewis of the A. T. Lewis &
Son Dry Good Co. of Denver, win
arrive tonight with Mr.. White, also
of Denver, to look after some of his
large purchases in this valley.
The daily sentinel., 1909-05-11

C. J. Hoke, a prominent citizen of
Eldorado Springs, is visiting friends
in the city this afternoon
John B. Olson, brother of Gus
Olson of this city. who has been visit
ing the latter here forethe past few
weeks. returned this morning to his
home in Telluride
The daily sentinel., 1909-05-11
GIRL ExoNERATEs FIREMAN
Especial to The san,fna,

cheyenne, Wyo., May 11.3-5riss
,,, Iisle 1l1sey' the 17-year-oId girl
ness in a case filed against r.
rurdy, locomotive fireman. sav.
snat Purdy is in no way respons,h1s
ior the relations between them ma
mat the blame is entirely hers Ths
S,.i S. states that unless the case againss-
a,u uray Is dropped she will make rev
i, S,a'lons which will cause a sensatioo,
narso nesene, SO prominent are the
eiaentaliy; Miss Gilsey saws tha, n
ner opinion John (SpudsJ Murnbn
~no is charged. with assault on Mis-
Gnsey chum. Miss Frances Roiin
snouid not be held responsible tn,
nsey ana Boiin girls were released
Pnrd vna Jail Yesterday. but Murphy and
The daily sentinel., 1909-05-11
FIGHT AWFUL DUEL
WITH POCKET KNIVES
.rnu Assnciated Press. ]


=. Monterey. Mexico, May IL
i. While all around them scores oil
+ neopIe we're kneeling at mass.
+ ricardo Quiroz and Alfonso
+ Faires. members of wealthy
+ families and students OF the Ma
+ rista College, last Sunday fought
+ a duel with pocket knives as
+ they sat in a pew OF the cathed-
+ raj. Both were seriously
+ wounded.
+ The fight created panic
+ among the members of the con-
+ gregation-
: There had been i'll feeling be-
= tween the two men. and wnen
+ they met in the cathedral Dotn
1. drew knives and began slashing
+ at each other.
+ + + + + + = = + + + = + y =
The daily sentinel., 1909-05-11
CHARTER CARRYING
Especial to The Sentinel.

Colorado Springs, May 11.-Today
fffis city is voting on the adoption or
rejection of the charter recently
formed by the. charter convention.
One of the heaviest votes in the his
tory OF che city is being polIeti and
the indications are that the charter
will be endorsed by a large majority.
Practically mo opposition has been
offered TO the charter altirengh much
opposition developed to the calling of
charter convention.
The daily sentinel., 1909-05-11
BRAKEMAN KILLED
Especial to The Sentinel. !

Especial to The Sentinel.
Glenwood Springs. May 11--Allen
Liiholm, a brakeman employed on the
Colorado Midland, was instantly kill
ed last night while switching at Car
diff The dead man was about 30
years of age and had been employed
on the Midland for several years. He
was well known among railroad men
all over the division.
The daily sentinel., 1909-05-11
CONDUCTORS MEET
[By Associated Press.

Boston. Mass, May 11.=With
an attendance of thousands of
delegates the Order of Railway
Conductors of America opened
its 32nd annual convention. or
grand division Gas it is caIled).
; in this city today.
Much important business will
come up for consideration dur
; ing the convention.
The women's auxiliary Is also
in session here.
The daily sentinel., 1909-05-11
VISIT FROM CAR
IBy Associated Press

BY Associated Press.
Paris. May lit is official =.
+ ly announced that Emperor Nj 4.
+ cholas of Russia will return the 4.
: visit of President Fallieres some 4.
= time during the coming summer. 1.
: + + + + + + 4. + + + 4. 4 + + = !.
The daily sentinel., 1909-05-11
HE DIED SUDDENLY
fBy Associated Press. ]

I indianapolis, Ind. May Ii {.
: Jesse IA. Gheon, the Indiana .
: manager of the Standard Oil 1
Z Company, is dead at his home !
Z in this city. .
+ Mr.. Gheon was at different !
! times manager of several local !
t Standard Oil stations in the .
I west
The daily sentinel., 1909-05-11
TO RUN CARS FOR GAME

an, Construction Engineer Allan
!. announced .. this afternoon tba4
!, Is very likely that cars viii vii,
oe run on the Fourth stree, oa5
Uunhison avenue lines the davs Ie
y, tne ball games. II is nrahs
oie tnat the crowd win he 90
Ied TO the game for this a.,
aee OF charge; but no autboy y
atlVe announcement bas',sa,
oeen made to- this effect =
The daily sentinel., 1909-05-11
HARD ON GLENWOOD
Especial to The Sentinel

Glennood Springs. May 11.-Jndge
Shumate, in the district court, again
today administered hard blow to the
most radical division of the so-called
Liberal element" of the counties i'm
his district. He ordered that all
gambling. prize fighting. operation
of wine rooms, violations OF the Sum
day closing law must stop at once
and That any .offenses against this
order will be followed by quick and
severe prosecutions. arr
The daily sentinel., 1909-05-11
A TERRIBLE FIRE
[By Associated press. j

By Associated Press.
Acapulco, May 1.-THE fire I
= at Mazatlan Saturday night. 4
+ which almost destroyed that I
= town, not only rendered hun 4
= dreds of people homeless. b.:t !
also DESTROYED nearly all the I
= food supplies of the town i
! There is much suffering from 4
+ wsnt of food and shelter. :.
i + J. = + + !. 4. J. + I. 4. + = 4 1 Z,
The daily sentinel., 1909-05-11

An inspector representing the fire
insurance underwriters is making an
inspection of the city, examining the
conditions of the alleys, business
houses etc. The work will require
some time
The daily sentinel., 1909-05-11

]. P. Quot, a large property hold
er of Colorado Springs, is visiting in
the city this week. He is putting in
his time driving over the valley and
contemplates investing before return
ing to his home Saturday evening.
The daily sentinel., 1909-05-11
A LONG HORSEBACK RIDE.
lspecial 10 The sentinel.l

TDPoCIuI I
r Sheridan, Wyo., May 11.-A horse
back ride of 5000 miles is to be un-
dertaken by Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Arm
strong of this place. who on May. 5
will depart overland for New York
City. They are vaudeville actors and
will fill engagements en- route. They
expect to be in New York City before
October s.
The daily sentinel., 1909-05-11
"A LOCKOUT PUT INTO
EFFECT AND NON-UN|ON
MEN TAKE UP WOR|
[speclal to The sentinel. ]

Especial to Sentinel
~ ENvER May 1opn warfare has been declared between
the General and the Building Trades
~ Council of Denver penver labor trou
bles came today Is expected
The General Contractors Association
TODAY declared lockout with the Building
Trades Council
strong probability that work will be suspended on
practically large in the city by night
ougowh the strife between the Brother
Carpenters Union and the Building Trades Council which
latter recognize The contractors
Brotherhood of Carpenters
electricians put to work today
various buildings in the city.
esetters have out their strike and have signed
agreement and will stand by the Trades Council
than fifty
the way to Denver to to work
believed by touch with the situation that
will standing general tup of the work in the city
Ohersth will be such a te-up.
Tonight will hold
discuss the situation.
The daily sentinel., 1909-05-11
SOLD FOR sa4. .oon

c, ~ is reported that d. WaItar
!. oaarh, ow, the well known sheen
!. owner c,t and mining man of tb,s
!. S,.y, now in New York ON
. asiness basa trip. has sold 4ooa
. Eau OF nne sheep for S6 a head
. 600 total consideration OF ss4
. ran me sheep have been on tho
!. aTSes TS near Red Cliff.
, excaI,sp e price received is a most
. fiisnt fina one. indicating tha
! sheer asn.y ,a, and condition OF the
p raised by Mr.. Clark
The daily sentinel., 1909-05-11
A NEW CABINET
IRy Assocfated Press. ]

Lisbon. Portugal, May lit is
announced today that Wenceslao de
Lima has succeeded in forming a new
cabinet.
The daily sentinel., 1909-05-11
INCREASING SIZE OF STORE.

The Bannister furniture store
is undergoing a big change.
Both large rooms will be ex-
tended to the alley. which will
make 1t one of the biggest de-
partment stores in the city.
; The firm, which has been
; very much crowded on account
; of its large stock, has for some
time been unable to display to
advantage all of their furniture
SO that with plenty of room the
appearance will be greatly i'm
The daily sentinel., 1909-05-11

tho CONDUCTOR m whittemore. delegate 10
NJ vns u,,, y. K. G, convention in Bostor r 10
lion - 'nat he reached his destina-
trim III surety after a very pleasant
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-07-08

this ia very attractive folliaE
snseaft exactly like picture. 70.
claims reed hack and adjustable
fpufAnard dash. made very
strong soaring nicely finished
In DARK green rubber tired
wheels aH unusual satua al the
regular price tsa0 Specially
priced for tuiy e1 0E
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-07-08
UNIONS
ENDORSE BILL

behind the proposed measure and
see 10 II that their representatives
wnro ugcd TO vote right on th0 aub.
ieet.
@ " boyle. the business agent
OF the council ln explaining the
hllR said Il was not a political muaa
nfo. hut an economic and moral
measure. that ought to receive the
sanction OF every WORKING man and
every other man In the state who
wanted 60 protect the Anglo Saxon
blood from contamination.
AN true PATRIOTS should support
this measuge snid Mr. Hnylc. no
matter what their political atnlia.
lions Il appeared To be- the sense
OF the meeting that an emergency
exists, aud that irrespective OF any
resolution that Ia on the records Of
the lnlut assembly To refuse TO con,
slider any general legislation, This
proposed enactment should be-
made a law
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-07-08
u|RIl SOCIETIES
RENDER ORAT0R|0
MOST CREDITABLY

VIA plolsts whose voices car
~ b he iArth@Ht corners Of the
V srusry. a chorus which nlled
h iailiorism with volume u
Arpoaf, and an orchestra whose
vEk kzs 10; bscn sxcellrd In So
nh. The United Choral Societies
Z Sesttie rendered the oratorio
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-07-08

Elijah last uleht before an aud
ienea OF nearly 5000
only the uonarrivai Of delayed
special trains carrying convention
visitors prevented the blg auditor
lnm from being packed. and a sec
Ond performance Of the ofatorio, a.
produced last night. will be given
next Monday night at the Armory
10 Eiye the late arrivals and the
Seattle public an opportunity to
hear the magnificent mnaieai pro
iuefi0n. Popular prices will pro
vail. the beat seats being IS cents
and the remainder 10 cents
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-07-08

their clever French limitations are
not limitations at ait. but the real
thing
The two vonierc Girls have. dur
Ing tho last year. played engage
menls in Buenos Ayrcn. Rio ia
neiro. Puerto cabclin aud Caracas,
In Venezuela. the city Of Mexico
and throughout the eastern vaude.
VILE circuits Thor we're coming
on from the east for the Phniafrs
circuit. and it vas from Mr. Pan
tRgsa that Manager Nanny Saith Of
the spanish theatre and strrcis Of
Cairo purchased their contract
The two younger sisters nos be.
Ing schooled BY Mile vouieFe are,
according To their teacher nearly
ready for graduation Into profra
sional ranks
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-07-08

wis Lola Camille Marie
y,u,sss. or as she has been known
a De stage. the Dancing AdorcL
i aassins her way into popular
hsor /, he Spanish theatre on the
X, sresk. abe 10 also conducting
[, tsuelng school To be sure. Il
/ strictly a family affair, aud her
~ pupns are her tso Youngor sis
w. hut Il lisa dancing school lust
d. ana and u goes on all the
m nat she IL not either working
v siseplng
A ,klrd younger sister Of Mile.
yuse has already been Initiated
M De- ART, and the two have been
,,gsaring as the Aduroi Sisters
fsa th<lf Arrival on the Pay Streak
suked French family, 50 that
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-07-08
-, ulsegoENArioN MADE
VA a FELONY IN stArf OF
WASHINGTON

,.s,dns that the John y Hum
m.,,are makius iutcrmar
l ',,, between the whites -. negroes
g.,ll.n and other Asiatic races
~, ,.,,o, /. a just equitable and
-, law. the Central Labor
w. 4, n meeting in Labor
S,spls last evening. unanimously
sulv's Is siye Ii hearty support.
49,, ~, al fesoluiInga the council
49, 10 petition the legislature
~ .h ,,assembles August n 20
X, ne blll without DELAY
~. further decided 10 sond a
y NJ resolutions and the bill
~ Z s,sry labor oreanlietlen IN Tho
s.'s nrsing tho members TO get
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-07-08
Seattle Theatre

Russell y Drew. Managers.
Phones Main So
Mats ThnrHdaY and Saturday. 100
and Csc
Every NiThf This week
an PINEt HtDsE."
Splendid Play EMMA BUNTING
and Supporting Company
Next week =aCAHMEN"-flreH Cast
Evening prices iic 10 Doe
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-07-08

why atay In town Sunday Spend
the day at Cedar OF Green river
Sunday rates via G. a p y ny
Leave s.s0 a. m Arrive back SIS
and 10 p m. 80.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-07-08

this JULY SALE Of ours Is an an.
nual trade move to clear the way and
make ready for these stock taxing
and adjusting days, 10 gain muehig
needed space, 10 move without M.
Their effort all scasonahle showing
Ito prepare for great lots of incom.
ing goods.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-07-08
TsIrAnf.S CLAW MAKE,

sleam1r ffyak leaves coiman doci.
~ p. M Saturday. July 10. tor the
circuit ~ nainbridEe Island Stop OF
Z hours et BuauHmish indian HeHpr
walton 10 see tomb 0f chief Seattle
and ole Man House" and Tor picnic
and clam bake. Round trip Doc
Children undef -, 25c. Under q
free
bring your friends and q fun lunch
basket Buy Tickets on dock III
time Of sailing from menbota Of
congregation
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-07-08
@sAs!s';S,iMi;;i;

NHNNNNHH ANif AHHa W"NI t"N
Adfnnsed vaudeville Week 81 July 8
aohroda 4 Muivcyi Ia 0rannon
Ranks ilfeszeaio Duo, Orpheum Mo-
ilon Pictures.
Arizona republican., 1909-10-19

Guaymas and the state capital, Her
 mosillo The distance between the | two points by rail is seventy-five miles. and by the route taken by the Indian the distance was about the same Taking the mail sack on his back, this Yaqui made the trip daily from Hermosillo to Guaymas one day, and from Guaynas back to Her mosillo the next Taking a seeming | ly tireless lope, he did the stunt without apparent distress.
 | Again, in Sonora, a mine manager was telling a few months ago of the | feat performed daily by a Yaqui in his employ This Yaqui got married. and established a home for his bride twenty miles from the mine. He went home afoot every night, and returned afoot the next morning, in time for work at the mine-thus walking, or rather, running, forty miles every day. in addition to his daily labor.
 Other well established instances of the Indians endurance are, as we have said. familiar.
 What, then. is the secret of the Indians failure in such competitions as the race at Seattle? The eXplana- ton, we surmise, will be found in the hn tA to the white mans standard in will power.
 In such races as the Seattle con- test. with the crack athletes of the world in competition, the demands upon a contestants inner self-call it will power, heart, soul or what you will--are tremendous. The pos sibility of defeat is staring him in the face every minute. It is a heart breaking experience. All his moral fortitude is put to the test. If there be any of the "quitter'' in his soul. he becomes discouraged at what ap- pears to him to be overwhelming odds, and he gives up. Not a few white men fail in similar emergencies, and in all the emergencies of life where they have to compete with others But when there is a supreme call upon a mans vitality plus his will power. the white race alone seems able to produce consis- tent winners.
Arizona republican., 1909-10-19
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