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The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1910-06-27
THREE MONTHS
OF SOCIALISM

Salt Lake, June 27-"Three Months
of Socialist Rule In Milwaukee Under
Mayor Emil Seider was the subject
of an address by the Rev, William
Thurston Brown before a large as.
semblage at Liberty Park Sunday al
ternoon.
The Rev. Mr.. Brown declared that
the Importance of the victory could
be realized when II Is taken into con-
sideratlon that Milwaukee Is the
twelfth city in size In the United
States. "On the fifth of April last
the Soclalist-Democratic ticket was
overwhelmingly elected by the larg-
est majority ever given" said he.
For the past three months the So
clalist administration has been In con-
troll OF the city. This victory does
not mean. however, the attainment Of
all the ideals OF Socialism. We can
not have Socialism In any one little
city. We cannot have 1t by passing n
resolution or by electing city gov
ernment we can have 1t only by cap
turing the nation, and that Is what
We intend to do. The only class that
can be entrusted with the admlnistra.
tion Of public affairs and which can
assume the leadership of civilization
Is the much despised working class.
Record for Corruption.
'Tn no other country in the world
are the municipal administrations SO
corrupt as in tho United States. We
boast of the land OF the free and the
home Of the brave That IS only a
phrase: II means absolutely nothing
By examination OF the conditions ex-
listing In our cities everywhere you
will find that 1t Is not the land OF the
free and the home of the brave II IL
not such a land until every man and
woman can find work whom he or she
wants It,
Every intelligent member of the
working class is n member of the So
ciallst party. every fool In the work
ing class Is not member OF the par
~. A man cannot be a Socialist un.
less he has brains,
THE Socialists won In Milwaukee
because large part OF the working
class liz that city became intelligent.
People cannot vote right until they
study right The workingmen OF Mil
waukee were educated by the public
The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1910-06-27
MACVEAGH GIVES
OUT ESTIMATES

WASHINGTON June 26. = Four
remain in the governments fiscal
year, which ends with the close of
business on June 80. Uncompletod
figures and estimates available at this
time lead Secretary MacVeagh to ex-
press himself as well satisfied with
the operation of the treasury depart
ment for the fiscal year just closing.
Mr.. MacVeagh regards the new tar
In law as having justified Itself as a
revenue producer; internal revenue
receipts have exceeded the estimates
by approximately 100000. and the
year may end with a surplus In the
ordinary receipts and expenditures.
instead OF deficit OF $3i,000.00O, as
was predicted.
During the year the government has
expended on the Panama canal $685.
910040 This has been 4 drain on the
regular working cash balance. there
being no special fund from which pay
ments for this purpose can be made.
Congress has authorized the Issue of
bonds to meet canal construction ex-
pendltures, but Mr. MacYeagh has
baked on. the basis on which the law
provides the bonds shall be Issued,
II at three per cent. as now pro-
posed, the secretary believes they
would have q much better national
bank circulation privilege than the
outstanding two per cents and their
Issue would. therefore, constitute
discrimination against the twos. Con
greSs refused TO graduate the tax on
national bank circulation secured by
h. kAz l, In ,igC "A
The amount of Panama threeS author
lied, but not issued, aggregate $780,
56e 001
In his annual report to congress in
December Secretary MacVeagh esti
mates that the ordinary receipts of
the government for the fiscal year
1910 would be $6iS, 900. 900: to date
they have aggregated s641, ,355.5 .532. He
estimated the ordinary disbursements
at SGS2 .075.620; at this time they
amount to S650,510.S35- Customs re-
ceipts this year have been S326, ,562,-
242. the treasury estimate for the year
being 1886 100000. Now the predlc-
tion Is that they will not reach more
than $3.50 100000. thus falling below
the estimates.
There has been a material reduc.
ton from the estimates In eXpendl-
lures in the civil war and naval esti-
mates. and a decrease OF 100000 In
the estimated postal deficiency.
Where there will be surplus at
the end OF the year. of cials say, de-
pends upon the amount OF corporation
tax money received. Secretary Mac
Veagh estimated IL would reach S16,-
100000. The prospects are otherwise
The money Is paid direct to internal
revenue collectors. and frequently sew
eral days elapse before II reaches the
treasury here. Corporation taxes paid
to date amount to $3.238,153 Ii $751;
100000 more from that source be In
the hands OF the treasury by the end
Of the fiscal year, the prediction Is
made that the daily treasury state
ments for next Friday win show a
substantial surplus for the year in the
items comprising the ordinary re-
ceipts and disbursements.
The total deficit for the year TO
date. including that on account of the
Panama canal. the ordinary transaca
lions of the government and those In
cidental TO the public debt Is $44.'
1850
The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1910-06-27
TONG WAR BREAKS
OUT IN NEW YORK

NEW YORK, June 26-Tong war
that stops, but never dies in spite of
threats, promises and solemn treaties,
broke out today in China town In
ninety seconds three Cinnamon were
shot, two Of them fatally. a third was
painfully wounded and more than for
ty shots from heavy calibre revolyers
spattered against the bricks or pave.
ments. In three minutes following
seven Cinnamon were arrested. 1t
happened that the 2,000th anniver-
sary of the founding of the society of
the Four Brothers fell on this day and
in its honor the members were 10
give banquet In Pell street at 8
O'Clock. A monster flag scalloped in
green. floated from the banquet hall
and guests began to arrive early from
all parts OF the city and from neigh
boring towns.
1t was In the midst OF a restless.
shuffling throng sown thick with po-
licemen that the shooting began
There Is no certainty OF the prccis6
proVocauon, Dut IL Is generally un-
derstood In China town that the Ong
Leong tong did not relish the fact
that Chu Hen. recently acquitted OF
the murder OF an Ong Leong tong
man. was to be honored
The Hop Sing tong, the Ong Leong
tong and the four brothers occupy
each It's own station and no prudent
member of one society treSpasses on
the territory Of another pickets.
Pickets had been posted today at tho
end OF Pell street by the Four Broth
ers and scouts OF the Ong Lcong
tong patrolled the adjacent boundary
OF Mott street
There were no more policemen on
the beat than usual because of the
banquet Somebody stepped over the
line. Somebody began to shoot. II
is doubtful II any whiteman Will ever
know who trespassed and who pun
ishcd because the rain Of bullets came
too fast from too many Chlnamen at
once for the eye to catch the first
flash. No Chinaman Will ever tell.
The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1910-06-27
press OF the Socialist party Of MI
Waukee
VIII Return to socIag sm.

VIII Return to Soclag sm.
THE Socialists In Milwaukee have
never failed in their loyalty to every
good cause. One of the reasons that
they won out In the recent election Is
that both old-time parties had proven
to tho satisfaction, even OF their own
members. that they could not be en-.
trusted with the administration Of
public affairs. The Socialist party will
never be dlslodged from control In
tho city Of Milwaukee unless II be by
combination Of both the old parties,
and even then, after the people have
had their I'll Of capitalisuc rule, they
will go back to tho Socialist rule.
"As a result OF Socialist rule In
Milwaukee steps are being taken by
Mayor Seidel and other city officers
to create sanitary conditions through
out the city for the families Of work
ingmen. Milwaukee will be a clean
city for the first time in It's history.
Another thing that will be done.
The Socialists will utilize public prop.
erty for the benefit of the whole peo-
pie. Schoolhouses that remain closed
for the greater part of the time will
be thrown open to the use of the pub
lie for various functions. The Idea
Is to make the city better home
for those that work in 1t.
Have CurtalIed Expenses.
Since the Socialists gained con-
troll they already have cut down the
expenses OF the government many
thousands OF dollars. They have done
away with several hlsh.salarled Off
ces that were created by the other
party for the purpose of paying po.
lltical debts. In this city the Social
lists arrested the street railway pres
ident for alleged infraction of the law
Whoever heard OF this being done
elsewhere2 Usually it is the poor
workingman that is arrested
Under Socialist rule there is no
doubt that the people of Milwaukee
will obtain cheaper water, cheaper gas
and cheaper electric lights. A move
ment looking to this is now on,
There Is no reason why we cannot
get control In Salt Lake City. hope
that In the next campaign there VIII
be concerted effort TO capture the
city"
After Mr.. Browns address State
Organizer James r. Smith stated that
the Socialists will hold a state con-
yention in this city July "a At that
time a representative to congress will
be nominated A short talk also was
given by Homer p. Burt.
The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1910-06-27
MILLIONS IN PRECIOUS
STONES IMPORTED

New York, June 27-Imports of
precious stones arc reported by the
New York customs officials for the
month have sent the total for the
fiscal years, ending june 80, above
$46.000,000,
The highest prior record was s48.-
602.476 for the year 1907.
About S5 per cent of the imports
are diamonds, onethird OF these be-
ing uncut Although the number OF
diamond cutters and polishers In New
York Is less than five hundred. the
diamonds they finish are of as much
value as those cut by several thous-
ands of European workmen, the rea-
son being that the American work
men handle only stones OF larger
size and Of botter grade.
The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1910-06-27
RowDYIsM AT BALL GAMES.

The exhibition of rowdyism at the league baseball game yes
terday afternoon will do the good The evidently
courage aroused the ire of number of the fans who
that after the game several Of them followed
grounds started away automobile
accompanied by his wife and her lady Of his
threw handful Of his eyes Stopping machine
stepping facing the howng mob the umpire demanded
attack The present pointed the
asant but when the fellow confronted he denied that he
threw tho dirt and mesked away.
That will destroy interest in local baseball The
age American inherently he will for cowardy
attacks though umpire be manfesty onesided his
cision
The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1910-06-27
JUST FOR FUN
Tho Heart Went Out to Women.


The genial Joshua, who runs
chicken plantation and cornstalk re-
hnery down In the Salem county sec.
ton OF Jersey. came to this city the
other day TO buy pair OF winter
boots and box OF axle grease. Al
tor rambling around IN the ferry zone
Tor whilo he brayely cut loose and
started up Market street.
lie had not proceeded far when he
saw an employe Of the PHILADELPHIA
Electric company lift the lid OF n
manhole and crawl down into the con
dult chamber. Evidently the sight
niled Joshua with much thought. for
ne gazed earnestly toward the man.
hole for a minute or two and then
vent over TO a cop who was holding
70 a sunny spot on the corner.
xcuso me, constable" said Josh
idreSsing the police person. but
ua.- they got railroad down In the
srouDd under this street?"
Ihey certainly have" indulsently
The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1910-06-27

explains. there are boss rag pickers
who make contracts for the cuttings
at clothing factories and employ men
and women to sort them. The people
who sort the rags in the cellars are
the worst paid workers to be found
anywhere and, in addition TO this. the
work Is unattractlve and by no means
healthy. For this reason. the pickers
whose union is 10 be known as the
Clip Sorters union. want union
wage-scale.'
The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1910-06-27
AMES ATTACKS
SENATOR LODGE

WASHINGTON, June 2G.-Repre-
sentative Butler Ames OF Massachu-
setts publicly announced his candl-
dacy for the United States senate to-
day in formal statement embodylng
an exceptionally bitter attack upon
Senator Henry Cabot Lodge.
Mr. Ames, in his statement, says nc
becomes candidate after having
failed to induce any one else to take
The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1910-06-27
RAG PicKERs IN SIGHT.

New York, June pa strike of
rag piclters Is the latest labor trouble
threatening the New York public. Or.
ganIzers are now forming union In
this trade. according to an announce
ment and Il strike for higher wages
is contemplated with few weeks
I'm this trade" the announcement
The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1910-06-27
He knew Hnr
lust 4 RaIce

Now look at Mrs. Scribbler's hus.
band" said the poets wIfo. bitterly.
Last week when they were short he
pa"ned his watch He always has
something TO put up on a rainy day"
Weli' my dear" laughed the jolly
oaru, as he edged nearer the door, II
The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1910-06-27

of students from the University of
California. Leland Stanford Junior
University and the University of Ne
Yada
The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1910-06-27

Sydney. N. S. w, June 27.-The
maori football team again defeated the
All-American team which Is composed
The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1910-06-27

always have something to put up on
a rainy day. Don't forget your own
little hubby"
You? And what did you ever put
up on a rainy day"
why. my dear, an umbrella
And then he darted down the street
so fast he dropped three odes and a
rondeau Chicago News.
The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1910-06-27

answered the offlcer 1T is the sub
way OF the Rapid Transit company"
"Thets what they told me-" re-
sponded the farmer. with another
glance toward the center Of the street.
but l hain't never seen IL Howsom-
ever, Jes' seen a feller crnwlin' down
ter ketch train. an sez / TO meself,
them holes may be all right for the
men passengers. but they must be
mighty derned announcement fer the
women folks, philadelphia Tele-
graph.
He Knew Her.
Miss Knicker-To know Miss Giddie
is a liberal education.
Mr.. Knacker-But It's a blamed
sight cheaper to go TO collegc.-Chi-
cago News.
The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1910-06-27

up Uu q lhiuy udy.
why, my dear, an umbrella.
And then he darted down the street
so fast he dropped three odes and a
rondeau.-Chlcago News,
Missed One.
William" said Mrs. Peckem, stern
ly, did you ever stop to think that
some one might steal me when you
are away?"
well" responded the poor hen
pecked husband. with far-away look,
Il was q little alarmed when a horse
thief was prowlinS through these parts
last week.
Mrs, Peckem stIffened up haught-
ily.
"a horse thief. eh?
Yes; | heard that he carried of
two or three nags from this section" !"
And then Peckem made beeline
for the car.-Chicago News.
Compulsory selfOenlsIs,
$50 you think there is good IN
everything"
Yes, SIR" said the ready-made phil
osopher,
How about those fictitious mining
stocks l bought7"
They have improved your habits,
Nothing stimulates personal economy
like bad investments Washington
Star
Better Dream On.
Isn't that a perfect dream of a
hat?" she demanded of the man at her
side
81 said" she repeated. after some
seconds of silence, isn't that a dream
OF n hat?"
Stll silence from the man. Then
she ventured reproachfully.
Why don't you say something"
My dear, you seemed to enjoy your
dream so, that | was afraid OF wax
Ing you up" the man then replied
Scraps,
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1910-07-18
Carta a Postmaster Lands.
San Juan.

Muy senior nuestro: I'd. ha sido
nombrado Administrator de Correos
porque I'd puede defender los inte-
reses del Gohierno embellishments,
V dar lin servicio concienzudo a los
que viven en eSa cnmUnidad. 81 Ed
no fuera escrupulosamente cuidado-
~ con sus cuentaS. 81 no maneiara
Ia correspondence en- debida forma
no habria merecido el nombramiento
Solo cor huenos mfritos So CANA una
alta reputation V la confianza del
pGblico. 10 mismo pasa con las pin
turaS de plomo V zinc "Devoe."
Y con sis barnices. esmaltes. tintes
y hrochss. los cuales deSde hace $50
ahos gozan de envidiable reputa-
cion; un buen nombre ganado Dor
el hecho de que con dichOs pro-
ductos Sc hace cualquier trabaio con
menos galones economizandose di-
nero Y obteniendo>e meior resulta-
do en- cIantn ! duraci6n Recuerde
Fl nomDre : IA buena reputation.
Los pruduct0s de Devoe para pintar
' embeliecer cUalqIiera oficina son
IOS ms econnmic0s.
De ID. altos vS.S.
F. ". DEVOE l. co.
New York.
?. s Julian Matienzo Sue.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1910-07-18
ST ESTA listed NAL
DEL EST0MAGO.
Lea Pruebas Positivas
de Como las Pildoras
Rosadas del DR., VII
lliams Curan.
Conecido Professor Mexicano, y
Celebrado Colabsrador Litera.
rio del ''Diario del Hogar"
ReIata su Experiencia
con ell Mas FameSo de
los Tonices.

Para las personals que desean YER
daderamente curarse, y no meramen
te aliviarse, de los males digestivos
que tan comunes son en- este pals, re-
comendamos ell tratamiento tonlco
de las Pildoras Rosadas del DR.. WI
lliams. Al recomendarlo nos basamos
en- el conocimiento de sus merltos y
en- 10 que dicen las mismas personas
curadas. Debilidad digestiva requle-
re un remedio tonico, al igual que
cualquier otra forma de debilidad.
Miles de personals Sc han convencido
de este y han empleado estas pildo-
ras con excelentes resultados.
Ell Sr. D. Agapito Juarez, director
de una conocida escuela particular en-
Tenango del Vale, Mexico, e nspira-
do escritor literario, que reside en- la
calle de la Libertad 4S, ha contrlbui-
do la siguiente carta para demostrar
nos su agradecimiento y testlfcar su
curacion, cuyas palabras coplamos
textualmente; el que lea podrd dec'-
dir de por 81 tendrd naerlto el med.ca-
mento que en- tales frases Sc recom'en-
do: "Hace mas de dos amos que por
varias consecuencias propias de la vi
da sedentaria que mi profession re-
quiere, empece a sentirme NAL del
estomago, y acentuandose cada dia
mas mi enfermedad, acudi a un doc
tor cuyas recetas tome por algun
tempo. Solo obtuve alivio temporal
V fue necesario yer a otro facultatl-
vo. Sin dudar del interes que toma-
ron dichos profesionales para extir-
par mi NAL, no result6 ehcaz el pro-
cedimiento empleado, Y establecldo
ell hecho que padecia de dyspepsia ner
viosa con complicaclones varlas, Y.
habiendoseme recomendado las Pil-
doras Rosadas del DR.. Williams, de-
cidi seguir ell tratamiento que con E.
Has Sc recomienda. AL principiar es-
to me hallaba sumamente NAL, con
dolor intense al estomago, perfodos
de apetito voraz y otros Gle mapeten-
cia, llenuras, agruras y pesadez, do
lor de cabeza, marcos, abatlmlento Y
sintomas de anemla cerebral, pero
pronto empezaron a cambiar estas
condolences. Luego de haber tornado
dos frasquitos va note un pequeho
alivio; mas teniendo en- cuenta ell
tempo que llevaba enfermo, no espe
raba imposibles Asf pues, continue ell
tratamiento Y despues de sels frascns
me senti completamente curado, que
dando con energfa y robustez, fuerte
V contento motivos por los cuales re
conozco agradecido 10 prodigloso de
las Pfldoras del DR.. Williams Y escri-
bo la presente otorgando permiso pa
ra su publication. Fechado en- Te-
mango del Vale Enero %, l9l0'.
Publicamos un folleto contenien-
do instrucciones importantes con res
pecto la dieta. Sc mandara franco
de porte solicitandolo del DR.. Wi
lliams Medicine Co.. Schenectady.
H. Y. indicando ell peri6dlco en- que
Sc ha visto este anuncio.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1910-07-18

CURI0SO--El hecho de que la
excsvarIo1 del Canal dc Panama al
travis del eztnho de montafias de
CulshEa ha presto en movimiento
una mass de 1000. 600 metros GU
bicos ,!e material. que Sc estzn
1esbalanaiO hacia L. excavation
sObTe una cspa de arcillA sirvs
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mercial dc las republicas latiname-
rIcanas forman I'm volumen en- 40.
mayor. Ell esfuerzo demostrado por
SUI director el senor Barret ha sido de
gran importancia, y utilidad para el
desarrollo de esa importante obra de
fomento de la cultura latinoamerlca
ma.
Corresponds la pagina de honor
del ultimo numero de dicha revista
al mariscal Hermesda Fonseca, elec
to presidente del Brasil.
Deudas pagadas o historia de la
erpiaci6n de un espiritu. Con este
tftulo hemos recibido un folleto
elegantemente impreso, editado
en- Mayaguez. La obra contiene
"un relate medianimico hecho
por un espiritu, por mediaci6n de
F. R. G. en- el centro Fraternidad de
Isabella el 'ano 1902. Su texto esta
critic en- lenguaje correcto y es la his
toria de un alma en- SUI viaje a traves
de ocho etapas terrestres, hacienda
su primera vista a la terra en- 45O
antes de Jesucristo, en- Grecia y su
Ultima en- Isabella en- el ano 184O en- el
barrio de La Victoria, en- Aguadllla.
Elproceso hist6rico que supone ell vo
lumen es bellisimo y curioso y dig
no de ser lefdo adn por los enemlgoS
de tales creencias.
Damos gracias por el ejemplar que
Sc nos ha remitido.
La Hqcienda.-Esta importante
revista mensual que Sc edlta en- los
New York viene como siempre, re-
pleta de lectura de gran Importance
E interes para los agricultures.
He aqui el sumario correspondent
te al numero de julio:
Frontisplcio- Productos de la Sc
maUa de algod6n.-Algod6n Carauona
Harlna de la senallla de al9odon
como alimento hunaono.-Alln1enta-
cl6n de los Corderos desde ell destete-|
lnmunidad contra Ell C6lera de Jos GER
dos Ganado racuno Guernesey-
Diarea blanca de Jos pollos- Cro
1e pichones g palom1os de raza pura-
La recollection del olgod6n- Produc-
ion de ozucar en- los Fihpinas- Cul-
'ro de cafe Entermedades del tron-
20 del Cacaotero- Destruction de la
La ndqulna de Traction
en- Ell cultiro de secano-La Tetragon-
MA" Su cMhro en- la Argentina
Cultiro de la patata- Las uuas de
snbarque en- .Alemania- Later de
Euforb,a- Preguntas, respuestas e
informaciones- El Pyrethrum.
AzM y blonco, es el tftulo de I'm
nteresante semanario literario que
sc edita en- Matagalpa (Nicaragua)
oajo la direction y redaccion del DR..
Sr. Mera.
Correspondence al saludo del nue.
70 adalid de la cultura centro ameri-
ana. y deseamosle prospera y larga
vida.
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para demostrar una de las ven
tajas que presenta la abertura
de un canal a alto nivel sobre
uno al nivel del mar. El corte q nlvel
hubiera penetrado hasta ochenta
pies mas bajo y ell deslizamiento hui
biera sido con toda probalidad enor-
memente mayor. Habra necesldad
de remover ell material ;pero fuera del
costo de esta operacion no Sc temen
peores efectos.
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REVISTAS, LIBR0S
PERIODICOS.

Ell iltmo nimero lie PYsrfo R,ro
iIustr1do viene nutrido &c amena y
eIoelente lectura. Sus grabadns han
meiorado notablemente. V no solo
puede kors5re1r.e con sus similaTeS
de Europa V America, sino que n
vallBs i muchos de aquello<.
FL Boletin de Ia ofcin1 mtsrHGoiio
noE de los rspBNioas am<ricGHos. 90
rreSpondiente al mes de JUNO aumen
IS eads dis su vsIor en- cslidad. Mag
nifeos trabaios dc eStadisti6a. muI-
tItui de excelentes grsbado= { inte-
ressntes estudios Y observations
aceTca del progreso industrial J co.
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Gran nnmero de excursionisfaS

Pronto pasarsn q San Juan gran
n'nero De eScIrsiOnistas, para pro-
veerSe De so> buenos v elegantes ira
- I tilLsdO qrle vende Juan Pieras
Allen - en Ia Palmesana.
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In esta lmprenta sc vende
papel de peri0diaos viejos a
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