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The Salt Lake herald-Republican. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1909-1918, 1910-02-22
Commissioner Aroused.

These reports are COnfessedly of
startling character" said Mr.. Hansen last
night, "and il is my intention to investi-
gate. I was told by one of my deputies
yesterday that stories have been circu-
lated 10 the effect that in certain Greek
candy factories there is a practice of
sweeping up the spatter and droppings OF
candy, melting them over again and con-
verting them into various forms of can
dies that have a ready market because
they can be sold cheap. These facts, how
ever, must be investigated thoroughly,
but if we find them true, it will go
hard with the prOprietors Of the candy
factories,
IAN of the candy factories in Salt Lake
are associated with an alliance of candy
manufacturers that reaches all over the
country This association offers large
reward for the detection and conviction
of any candy manufacturer who attempts
to use poisonous COlOTings or attempts to
produce candies under unsanitary cOndi-
tons"
Earl Gerald, father of the boy who died
Saturday afternoon as the result of candy
poisoning. alleges that his dead son had
bought the candy that is said to have
caused his death at the BiTkinshaw gro
Gerry on Sixth South street, between Fifth
and Sixth East streets. Mr.. Gerald has
secured several samples of the candy, and
viii Immediately turn them over to Her
man Harms, state chemist for analysis.
The Salt Lake herald-Republican. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1909-1918, 1910-02-22
Expert on the Stand.

Duncan McVichie, a local mining en-
gineer was the last witness on the stand
during the afternoon session. He was
subjected to an extended cross-eXaInlna-
ton with regard to technical points IN
the underground workings Of the Silver
King Coalition property.
He testified that he had examined the
property for August Heinze, the Butte
COPPER magnate, in 1901, and that ne had
made an extended detailed report Of the
underground workings, the amount or ore
in sight. with descriptions of Slopes, tun-
neIs, drifts and other parts Of the mine,
He further testified that in 100 he mad
examined the then Silver King property
for the Silver King Coalition company.
Though he had made an extended report
at that time, his memory Of the under
ground workings, he admitted during the
cross-examinatlOn, was rather hazy.
He stated that he found some very
fine carbonate ore in the Parsons st0pe
and also in the bottom of the stOpe, but
that the main ore body had been worked
out.
The hearing will be resumed today be-
fore Special Examiner Christy.
The Salt Lake herald-Republican. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1909-1918, 1910-02-22

Without warning and after assur-
anees that his years of effort would
be rewarded by his ordination as a
minister of the Unitarian church, John
z. Meakin was Informed that certain
members of the Unitarian society had
met last night and voted against his
ordination. There were eighteen mem
beTs of the society present, and thir-
teen of them voted against making Mr..
Meakin a minister in the church.
Back of the effort of Mr.. Meakin TO
be ordained in the Unitarian church, of
which he has been a member since 1901,
was the certainty of being appointed
chaplain in the United States army.
Mr.. Meakin had to be ordained in some
church before securing the appointment
as chaplain in the army. and chose the
liberal society of which he was mem
Der and whose pulpit he had filled so
many times in the past for ministers
o. H. chLIrnH
The Salt Lake herald-Republican. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1909-1918, 1910-02-22
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The Salt Lake herald-Republican. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1909-1918, 1910-02-22
List of Improvements.

A list Of the improvements made and
their cost: Isolation hospital, $685.; ire
department sewer connections, ALbOi
public grounds maps, s32AS2; walk, city
and county building, Sl2lGs; screening
tanks, City creek, S5,4JU.S6; Emigration
Greek canal. $22.SI; weirs in Emigration
canal. S6.3S: concrete weir in Farley
canyon. $l.25; storage reservoir, BIG
Cottonwood canyon, S2,333.35; Big Cotton
wood conduit valves, SlO39S; Big Cotton
pumping plant, S515.O9; Jordan and Salt
Lake canal conduit I0l3I27; Twelfth
South street Culvert, $3,3l5.51. Utah lake
gasoline engine, S403S: Nineteenth ward
irrigation ditch, $49+10; new water sup
ply mains. $3.50; drinking fountains
1920 paving extensions. $41,SSl.56
sidewalk extensions, S341,3l6i6; curO
and gutter extensions, S4O,5lIyyi street
signs, S2994.42: bridge North Temple
street, A,54205; crOsswalks, Sl2,24tl5;
drain pipe, South Temple and State
streets. SYST. 50: curb and gutter inter
sections, S63.07; repairing asphalt street
pavements. $4,712.46; measuring street
and sidewalk repairs Of board Of public
works. permits, S15,496.53; sidewalk con-
S29SS: flush gate, North Temple street
aqueduct, 1861; City creek aqueduct.
east Of State, $3.50; conduit Seventh
East and Martin avenue, Alt46; North
Temple street aqueduct, S5l,Z6l4 6; main
interCepting sewer, S5,1l9.52; main
sewers, S1,0720; discharge main, inter-
cepting sewer, SOS. 1O9S3; suction gas
plant. $. 392 10: pumping water out of in
tercepting sewer. S763.69; cleaning mud
out of intercepting sewer, A,l64.40: sewer
extensions, S127 .65 total, 81, $40, l21.2S.
The portion Of this paid for by the
city was S21O, 2630S The abutting prop
erty owners paid for 1892, S99.51, and
/ 1921, 624.64 came out Of the bond issues
The Salt Lake herald-Republican. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1909-1918, 1910-02-22
Told of Hiding Work.

During the discrimination Of MIN
ing Engineer c z. Brooks by Attorney
II r. Mcmillan, he admitted thaI
he had surveyed over 80 feet OF
work in the McGregOr claim before the
bulkhead was put in to hide the work
that had been done. From the testimony
gwen. the bulkhead was installed with
a view of covering up the work from
the view of the owners of the property.
Mr.. Brooks further admitted under rigid
cross-examination, that when they came
to plat maps of the property that TINS
S1o FEET had been left out This was
done. it is said, with the purpose Of de-
ceiving Mr.. McGTegor and making MN
believe that no work had been done Dy
the Silver King Coalition company IN the
other property CHI,
Thomas Watson. shift boss in the Silver
King Coalition mine, testified under
cross-examinatiOn that he had started
the Parsons raise leading up into the
ore body and that he had done little
other work in the mine.
The Salt Lake herald-Republican. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1909-1918, 1910-02-22
Receipts Show Gains.

The receipts of the department, $l5.-
1856, have grown from S4,5I6l in 1870
In 1906 they were S5,200.65; in 1901, Sll,-
957.SS, and in 1903, Sl2,39599.
Disbursements were. Contingent fund
S41,S136l; water supply, $28,10S53; water
works, S14OG75 paving extensions, Si4S,-
1881; sidewalk extensions, S3iOO55V5'
curb and gutter extensions, S46,9ll; streets
and sidewalks fund, $40 610.18; sewers and
drains fund, S11&5g4O4; sewer extensions
Sl42, 2J7.O2; total. S1,374,516.09.
The expenses Of operating the depart
ment, including the payrOus and youcn-
ers and engineers salary, were SlUISl'.u-
Cost Of public improvements for the year
is given as S124O, 727.23. THIS is charged
S5S375: water supply, So, 1856; water
works, $780, 63.H; paving extensions, SAL
331. 80; sidewalk extensions, S34l' 1856
curb and gutter extensions, 54O,5l''S5'
streets and sidewalks fund, $40, 4iOb3; sew
er and drains fund.- 800, 646.32: sewer extern
siOns S127 001. %.
The Salt Lake herald-Republican. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1909-1918, 1910-02-22
WORK BELOW IS
TOLD ON STAND.
Silver King Coalition Employe
Tells of the Deal in
Slopes.
OUTSIDE OWN PROPERTY
EXPLAINS HOW ORE WAS TAKEN
AND TRACE HIDDEN.

Little outside Of what has previously
developed was brought out yesterday dur
ing the examination and cross-examina-
ton of witnesses in the case of the Sill
yer King Consolidated Mining company
against the Silver King Coalition Min
ing company. which is now being heard
before Special Examiner J. w. Christy
in the federal building. The only testi-
mOny that partOOk of the nature of the
rather startling testimony that mad been
given at previous sessions was that OF
Z. L. Brooks, a mining engineer.
Oliver Lane, shift boss in the Silver
King Coalition, was recalled to the stand
and during the examination testified with
regard to some of the work that had
been done in the Parsons stOpe, which
is the big stope in dispute, the plaintiff
claiming that the defendant company had
worked this stope outside of their own
workings. He told of the great amount
of work that had been done by the
Coalition property since II was taken over
from the old Silver King. He stated that
a force of men under his direction mad
worked westward under the stope and
was still engaged in working when the
cave-in occurred. lie also testified that
he had worked on the east end OF the
stope and had taken out ore in what IS
known as the Brown stOpe.
On CrOss-examiuatiOn the witness al
mitted that he had been out "huStllng
witnesses for the Silver King Coalition
since he gave testimony several days ago
The Salt Lake herald-Republican. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1909-1918, 1910-02-22
TWO MILLIONS FOR.
IMPROVEMENT WORK.
Vast Amount Expended Last
Year Under Direction of
City Engineer.
ANNUAL REPORT is FILED
RECOMMENDATIONS ARE MADE
BY ASSISTANT IN REPORT.

The year 1909 was one Of the most re-
markable, from a standpoint of public
improvements, in the history of Salt Lake,
as shown in the annual report Of City
Engineer George F. McGonagle, which
has been filed with Mayor John S. Brans-
ford, and completes the departmental re-
ports of 1903.
Among the important improvements OF
the year were the laying of S4.3S miles
of cement sidewalks, .0l3 mile of main
sewer, 17O9 miles of lateral sewers, % mile
Of storm sewer, 17.75 miles of water mains,
418 miles of asphalt pavement, l2.l9 miles
of curbing, 1904 miles Of gutter, and 3.S
miles Of CrOsSWalks. SiNty-four contracts,
comprising this work, were let during the
year.
During the year contract work was let
amounting to S1,245 900, as shown in the
report of {. G. Burt, office engineer, ana
contracts for more than $4,000 were let
for work which viii be done this year.
That a reinforced concrete arch bridge
be constructed over City Greek canyon. at
Sixth avenue, is the recommendation Oh
John Duder, assistant engineer OF streets
in his report. He also suggests that the
streets be narrowed down to about sixty
feet in width, instead Of the ninety feet
which would make room for parking IN
front Of residences and aid in beautlfylng
the city
The building of a residence for the en-
gineer at the interceptlng sewer pumping
| plant is recommended by J.. II. kreDs,
assistant in charge Of sewers and Grains
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1910-09-30
Sebiife Nntiositrgtnninger.
(giifop u. 2. 9oulien / n0oroiif
Misiionsifriit".

Com befenot bill Sioniiterne opre
ct rent politiif Barti, og De bar Tor.
iptlig og itrenet boIot aft religi6it
u0enfor 0eres Brogram. 5per@ang
oerfor en- Ioler aniloa Ell reIigi6s
Gone ener bersrte SSsoeipsrgsmaa-
lets religieie SIDE, bleD bette bi0til
beitanoig nfpiit; tbi SiOnismens
OpgoDe gif olene 40 pna at ifoffe
De forfiilgte Sober ct retslig iifret
3iIflugtsiteo, ct Stem / 0eres 5R.
0res 9ano. Smiolerti6 boooe 81.
Oerne foronoret fig iaaleoes. at man
peo ben fioite aonsres 1900 life
mere Dor funnel opretbolOe oenne
@run6iptnina belt. Sgiao Sionis-
men mao erfare, at pi leDer / en-
8iosoloer. iom frazer flare af9e-
refer.
= aarbunSreOer bar Ssoeiolfet
life ppret ioa dlminoelia % ItGrft
optnaet iom M al ben Eanfe, at bef
bar en- mesiinnif Opanbe oDerior
Menneifebeoen. Gnonu nIOria bar
oe toIt inn bsilpot og iaa offentligt
Iom MI ON oeres mesiianife 5rem.
tiosfoIo; beitanoig itprfere looer De
fla forln0e meo, at De M amer II.
Sen for at pore fommen, on De mao
opfploe oeres Wesiiosfalo ouerfor
Menneifebeoen.
Seller life Sioniiterne fan BELT
uno6roge iia oenne Stremning lam
aere. SnnIeoes bor oo oaian pna
aonaresien ! Somburg en- al beres
onIeteTte WGno I0oet BEN gtrina
foloe at | Sionismen 6reier bet fla
life dlene ON en- isoiit 6oIfeiog.'
men Den rrffer pioere o. ananar
bclc Renneifebe0en Tens OpanDe |
Ealqitina er at ifabe et forbiIle0e
Tor Menneiteheoeu. for at Be samle
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1910-09-30
gpmmen { Spraen @eaers sna.

OP+oFR ~
ON oenne Com, ser er bGeben moo
hsegt meo 5iGfreosItiIefie oDernIt.
5osr Oonife GoIf Dor, ifrioero Stems
BORG anis":
~SSs6raen MsTler for ppret Gen
Ann0 for en- 8ebon6ling. iom ielu |
~oorfyoIfs observation-disclosures i6ger
I'm Qige. Iar efter Gar er gaae6e,
os Rsl1er bor life funnet oi6e, ON
Ban nogen Sinoe oiI6e faa ben Ret.
Der for BAN err iofefrar. Oct err mn
fuffeoes. 4ettens Bei unoer preus.
III Stpre err babe lang og trang,
bet bar pitt fla poa M | oenne Gag.
Hen ben 5srelie, enoelia at bope
kaaef I'm Net oil rRre ioo Isftenoe
for Re1er, Ion finn ban ret fan for.
aan. bpoo oct pil fige. Wen 2nnosi
run6t o. oeruooper uif ale 0onife
5oH. iom bar fufat meo | oenn'
Soe, oefe @fRoen oper De. enSefiJt
Refnrtof.
7or aobofdf Rom. Der meo li6.
5ofbenheo far fsrt Sanen fra Isri'
Ill foft. foat meeet arbeioe mo o.
ffo0ia boobef pon at ino Snaed iri
iii SER. oil Goaer | ForsSoas o.
ins orre en- Tag. Der bar broat I'll
FksosiiIeIIe oo 9fooe.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1910-09-30
51nneriuunno
gOlitilf MsOe / sferbef.

SenOog gttermto01g dfDolofeS
sfeIge oMtm." ct politiif Vteoe paa
.9onobobiemmet" / Sferbef. Oct
oar beisgt Of benoeo 200 9erioner
% oDeropreoes of en- @enOarm og
N Golitibetient.
@eOet oabneoes al Sinlmager S..
s 5effen og @eiine, poa bois 6or.
flag @oarOeier g. SenOer at girfe-
Ee0 onletes iom 0rOitprer.
9 SsnOer: Seq b~etragter bette
Rpoe iom ct SsitmgOe. Sommeren
bar Dpret goo, ri bar @runo til at
pPre tilfreOie meo 4orets S6it. Set
iumme fan ogiuo iioes folfeligt Jet
Den iiOite8i6s neutrality-suspicious.,
Rogiiter Glouiens llobisning og
5Rrlia FOR 0enne Gyms 8e0fommen-
De 5refen goeiens A~nboloeIie, bar
life minoit bioroget til at ruife os
5aGgne. Sluttelig tatfeoe ban Dem,
ION 6nooe bioroget til, at Bamboo
higmmet funoe uobiOes og forbe0res.
Gerpaa qaoes 0roet til &eooftsr
SDeusion al Senoer6org. iom bolbt
ct 6oreorag ON De iioite Qors poll.
fife ll0oifling / por 2anosoeI: agI-
Lerperiooen par ct tilbogelagt Gios-
aFuit. oen oanif-tnife SilnprmeIie
Iiaeiaa. 8ilitonoene for 9iebIiffet
tp0eoe ! Retnine al en- ieIoit9noig,
moaIbeOioit, bel tilrettelaet og Del
eennemtpnft TpongspoIitif.
Ealeren onifeOe at benptte 2eiIig-
seoen til at gipe en- aarnfteriitif of
Der 0anif-tpife 3iInprmelie og Oens
8eIuItater. Der bar mango, iom I i'm
SD ! SiInprmeIien ioo ct tort og
beiliet Sre, oe Der oar bleDen Jun.
get mango 2opiange til bets 9Gre.
Wen man ifuIoe fen6e ct Gre pna
acts 6rugter, ionIeoes ogioo Der.
SON oDeIeoe oerefter oe0 GorboI.
bet oDerfor oe poIitiite WooItanoere,
uotalte fig ON, bpor blot 5oriigtig-
aeben buroe orioes og ilutteoe me6
at fge: 9o6 os life / oct 6nglige 2io
at litter 5oriigtigbeo binoe Nun-
SeH aft for meget poa binanoen. Oct
ffnI bore W~ooItnnoere NOT beisrqe.
ct gommeIt Or6 flyer: @an ifal
life binoe Munoen poa Den OfIe,
Der terrier. Gen onnife gefoIfning
ffnnr Gnr no og gor ino / ct oan-
ffeIigt oe bnnrot arbei0e, 6en fan
SuOe al ben 9eppgeliesfribeo beboo,
iom uore W~ooItnnoere Ipuner os.
-5rit at tPnfe, tro og taIe. oct en-
eamIe Set. SfoI ri life
sftpr epne | aft Golo = boGoe fart
Deb oetl
SnIen Gsnneoes meo Tterft 9i.
FuTo.
aasper Senien FRA grooger boIot
bereFter ct in6bol0srigt 6oreorng.
6n puapiite, boor itor en- 8e.
tpbning BET bnb0e for onnife 5oIf !:
at fpre gsrnene oeres MooersmoaI. /
Oct BAR IigeIeoes ~n6ooen6igt at Ice.
a Ogna at orbeioe og bore iporiom.
for at beIton | ben rationale
Ramp for Dor Soro, og Iige iao Itor
bnooe set for oen aanoe.
Fige Camp. San nnbefole6e til Slut
be unge at pogte bel paa Si0ens
reon og isge at uofpIOe oeres Blaos
,ua be0ite Won0e.
Set CODE S%oreOrog fnn6t lige Tom
BET ferite en- aoo N~ootageIie. 81
zen blep Der boIOt en- Del Smoo.
nfer.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1910-09-30

Somnerfornet er operalt liot fort
/ Stroaet. 9pgget eioer goo Mio.
oel6gIt meo Senipn til &erneuobpt-
tet, set iamme g9IOer ON BLAND.
fornet % SoOren. Sioitn9onteaorn.
iort er poa Sc Iooere Norfer iSrit
bleoen opbgitet / Ben forIsbne uge,
iao 9iergningen oil tunne nfiluttes
/ inOeoprenoe llge, bois Secret Dol.
Der iia.
aartofIerne 9iuer en- goo afersoe
i 4ar, boooe booO MpngOe ogStor.
relic angaor, men nogle SteOer fla.
ges ser ober, at Der beapnOer at
piie zig Spgoom / Dem.
4oemorferne bar enfelte SteOer
oolot betpoeIige 8enifeligbeoer Oeo
8enboloeIien, iaa BET 0eso9rre er
en- SialoenbeO at fiuOe en- rem 9oe.
mart. 6ugtiebe0en | ben ienere &iO
bar gopnet g9fiten meget, % ale
&oeiorter pil meO ct milOt gfteroar
naa ct goot llobDtte.
6lcnsbOrg. Yaafert nf en- Sjnl.
rider = afganet OeO S6oen. Isl.
9lo.). 5reoag Mor9en ben ,. Sept.
forloo en- plOre g}anO, ti0IigereNa.
ifiniIt Sobon 2iitb, lin 9olig /
y9urner9aoe" % began fla no til
8rllsaa for at pIuffe gromb9r.
Sffe Ipnge eiter %fanOtes ban imiO.
lertio IigaenOe beoiOitles pna en-
SpaoiereDei meIlem arusna og So.
I'll % bIeo oerpaa fert til tit Stem,
buor @anoen fom UNDER 9pgebe.
Gambling. inOtil ban no poa efter.
miooagen afaif pe0 0g0en.
Set opIpites, at Sen foruIDffeOe
per ble0et p~aafert az eli Slulrioer,
og en- pngre MurioenO Der ira gpen,
GidIer. Ser orbejoer noe paa Gan.
oct I Rnr6eoen al set Steo, buor
.ltIpffen ifete. 6lep anbolot iom mis-.
tqnft for at upre @erningsman0en.
@n6pl. 9nnS6rnset. Soften er MI
40. Sept.) omtrent tiIenoebraet
Sun bit oa Der itaar ct minore
Stpffe 6apre. 9eiret er 10 noget
banifeIigt. iaa BET tager Sio meo at
faa Reiterne inc.
Ger taees M traftiet fat meO
Snrifningen, iom for iterite GeIen
uofsres meo Raifine. for Be itsrre
geofommenoe meO lamp.
t9rifepRrf.
Won er goSt / Sang meO Sor.
oens misunderstanding Rltgida-
oiI iiffert meo oct fsrite Be.
gnnoe ooeralt Der paa Ggnen.
3sooingesnen. 5rnstbbiten. s,
aor gioer 6rugtbSten ct goot uO'
bptte Der pno Ggnen, iipr 9gbIe. og
gpretrper innes at nrre operorOent:
lig RICE poa Grnqt. 9fomitringen
ogioo utoer iPrlig beIoige
geirforboIo.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1910-09-30

Optont og repen no of i'm 8nrriere.
Oct er M foitilaaet, at De preusiilie
Npnoigbeoer eiorOe bette meO tlret.
tie. Soem gootgsr WsIer oct ube-
regnelige Cab ban bar IiOt9"
Soften. 6sleenoe er llooalg at
.Mooersmdolet":
g~rriglteO, ben 7. September. Soc
Oenne Gyms geOfommenOe er Soften
M tilenoebrogt.
9lsoerbset gap en- goo Oti0oel-
bot. @n Del of Seet bteo bieraet |
uomPrfet Silitan0. Oct So, JON TT
ben megen &egn iioit i SUM %
fgrit / SuIi, Oo aIgberbsiten par |
fulo Sang, er nRppe iao o9rOifilIot
iom oet, ser bleo bierget fsr Reg
men.
6uq onrfes Der fife ioo meqet al
ber pon @enen, ben blep be fleite
5te0er poa @runO Of oct OonifeIi1e
gfteraor Iiot iiloig iooet, o9 Serior
biite set iis ogioa | 6oroaret, at
Ben bor fortDn6, BOG Io6er Den til
at gipe en- MiOoeIb6it.
SpeOen blep Iigeiom &uaen Sc
ffeIte 5te0er iiIoig ioaet, bah par
oerfor mango Steoer liot TINS og
fort / gtroaet, boorior ben lonatfrn
fpIoer iom oct foregonen6e aar. 9o1
la0er oen efter Sprifninasreiultl.
terne til at gibe ct temmelig go0t
llobptte, man tor oiitnof iige Ell 900
Mio6elb6it.
Sommerfornet fpIoer n9ppe iaa
meget iom / 5ior, men er besre bco-
oe / aerne og Stron. Get fom aoot
| Sus.
&oerne. un0tagen pan De Iaoere
Soroer. tegner til at gioe ct goot
ltobDtte.
@res bar Der oeian oeret rige-
liet at belle Sommeren, iaa a7pJet
bar tripe6es u6mgrfet.
8i tor piitnof meo 5ilfreoshe0
ie tiIbaee pnn Sen CONNER, JONI nu
mart ta9er afifeo me6 os.
8iaeslun0, 0en 6. Septeuuber.
ager. og Gngb6 gap @i6oeIbsit at
goo aoalitet og fom n9iten aft aoet
/ Sus.
Gosrhei.pn, ser MI omtrent CT
Der pno Ggnen, MAJ i iii
bete9nes iom tiIfreositiaen5e.
8interi9oen, Der Der bope6iagelig
pr Rug, fplOte noget minhre / Mar.
Ger oar | gegIen for lent iu.set %
too iom 5else oerai no6r tpno.
tr goo, men 69lhuebrtret
oil iii rcppe naa miooel.
Zen tioligit iaaeoe @ooripo feO
neget / ben tgrre GiO fsrit / SUM.
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