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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1910-06-27
LEHI.
PROGRAM FOR FOURTH
FIRE WORKS UNDER BAN

especial CORE ponseuc''l
LEHI, Utah, June 2j.-EVery ar
rangement has been made for a sane
and safe celebration OF the Fourth by
the city council. the general commit
tee appointed by the citizens. At day
break there viii be the customary sa-
lutes ana the sercnading ~ the town
by the Lehi silver band. the l.ehi JuNe-
nile band, the I<irkham orchestra and
Smuin orchestra. Al 10 am. the FOL
lowing program viii be given In the
new tabernacle. conducted by Master or
Ceremonies Joseph Anderson; Music.
I,ehi silver band; song, Tabernacle
choir. prayer by chaplain, Leonard
Peterson: stars angled Banner
Buelah Hush and company; reading OF
Declaration OF Independence, Miss Vera
TAYLOR: grafton. Hon. Karl Hopkins;
solo. Joseph McAilisteE speech, Mayor
Edw. Southwick: music, silver band;
song. tabernacle choir.
In the afternoon In the cry PARK
thore will be a spirited baseball game
between Lehi and other league teams
a children's dance In the pavilion and
many races for all, with handsome
prizes to winners, grand bail VIII
close the days festivities.
The mayor has issued warming TO
the people that the ordinance prohtbit-
ing the setting of of firocrackers, etc.
on the streets and public places VIII be
strictly enforced.
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FUNERAL or CHINESE SUICIDE.

OGDEN June 97.-With characteristic
rites, members Of the local Chinese col
ony held funeral ceremony at Lar
kin's funeral chapel on Sunday after
noon over the remains OF Wong Toy
the Chinese cook whose dead body was
found In the rear OF the Utahna park
dancing pavilion Saturday morning.
After an examination made by Or J.
w Pidcock. county physician Il was
found that Wong had come 10 his death
through taking an overdose OF a mix
ture OF opium and vinegar. The orig
inal theory OF suicide f. stll held 10y
the local authorities. Wong was bur
led In the city cemetery his country
men furnishing the necessary chickens.
mutton and money to carry him over
the river"
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BRIGHAM CITY.
GOVERNMENT BUILDING
FOR BRIGHAM CITY
Especial correspondenee)


BRIGHAM CITY Utah. June "a
The following telegram received by
Mayor Thomas II. Blackburn last
tuesday goes TO show that Congress
man Howell, who was born I'm Brigham
city stu remembers his old home:
Washington. ID. c., June "a. 1910.
Thomes II. Blackburn, Brigham CITY.
Utah:
Have secured an appropriation OF
$50 900 for public building In Brigham
CITY. JOS HOWELL.
In response Mayor Blackburn in be
half Of the citizens sent the following
message;
Brigham city Utah. June p. 1910
Hon Joseph Howell, Washington, ID. &.
Telegram conveying good news re
ceived. Your earnest effort il com
mended by ali the people, in whose be
half l thank you for the success at
tatned. Brigham City Is esuscially
honored in you, one Of her boys"
THOMAS II. BLACKBURN.
Mayor
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COUNTY SUIT. RESIGNS.

oGpEN. June THE resignation
VI snpt Lars r. Eggertson was ac-
..spted nv the county board OF educa-
Won At its regular meeting on Satur-
asN although such action was very
,n.Iuc'enilN taken. Mr. Eggertsou
yates that he is extremely 10th to
rave ogden and Weber county. where
~ nas MANY warm friends. and II was
WV after long ana careful consider
.u"n mat his resignation was tend
ueu. Wholly unsolicited, the position
superintendent Of the city schools
% him, the position TO carry n saIer,,
l'boo annually. The superior adj
,,Sntases OF living In his old home
o,here ne owns property. and many
,er decided advantages were taken
l,o consideration.
o. hsgertson's successor will be
board "s vi 'he
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FIRE loss OF 5000.

BRIGHAM CITY. June 24-Fishburn
e sons sheds in the rear OF their busl-
ness block on Main street were burned
TO the ground last Monday morning
But for the prompt response OF the
FIRE boys, no doubt the whole business
block would have been burned one
OF the employees, in burning some rub
bish. did not notice that the June grass
In the yard caught fire and led the
flames TO the sheds The damage
amounts to about 5000
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NORTH WEBER CONFERENCE.

OGDEN. June 27.--The quarterly con,
,erepce on the North Weber stake held
al the ogden tabernacle yesterday was
largely attended at both morning ana
Afternoon sessions. Priests. Francis Nj.
Lyman aud Brigham II. Roberts repre-
sentlng the general authorities OF the
church we're the principal speakers
last evening at Z o'clock there was q
ioint session Of the Young Mems and
Young Ladies Mutual Improvement
associations OF North Weber stake at
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MANTI.
GOOD OLD FASHIONED
FOURTH MINUS FIREWORKS


MANrI. Sanpete Co. June 26.--The
committee for the celebration OF the
Fourth Of July here has the program
completed II will be good old-fash-
toned celebration. except that there
win be no parade nor fireworks. The
brass band viii be the INST notice on
that morning that Independence day
is on hand as the band viii commence
serenading at sunrise At 10 O'Clock
company + will give an exhibition drill
on the high school campus and NJ 1870
thu program will commence az tho
tabernncie. presided over by Mayo
william b. Lowry
The program has been arranged IA
follows: Invocation, President Lewis
Anderson: speech or welcome, william
~. Lowry: song, mixed quartet; road
ing of extracts from the Declaration OF
Independence, J. w. Hougoard: vocal
solo. Mics Sarah Spery; paper, Amer
lean Woman,"s Mrs. G.. W. Martin'
song. Mrs. G. w BIRD. music. by the
pand: what Has America Given 60
the world" r. II. Wooley; chorus THE
Flag IL Passing BY" school children.
Americas Destiny" Joseph Judd.
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CONTRACT LET
FOR UNION DEPOT
Consideration so. OOO-Wurk TO be
Rushed ana Structure to be
Completed IN October.

PROVO, June 27.--'The contract for
the building OF the Union railroad de-
pot at Sixth South and Third West
streets. has been awarded To a Mr..
Mayer Of Denver. The consldera ton is
Understood to be $4,000. though the
structure will cost when completed
$4,000. Work will be started at once
and the depot Is to be completed In
October.
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MURRAY.
FlREMEN'S CARNIVAL
WEDNESDAY, JUNE 20

MURRAY, June 27.--The MURRAY city
volunteer fire department will hold its
annual carnival Wednesday June 80
Extensive preparations have been
made for the event. and Invitations
have been sent to 2s volunteer fire de-
psrtments of the state.
Mayor Bentz viii give an address Of
welcome after which a grand parade
will pass through the main streets OF
the town. A band has been secured
to be In attendance all day and prom
Uses 60 keep the spirit of the occasion
alive. Other features will be a ball
game between Murray and Mercur;
hose cart race between Murray and
Sandy; water fight of the local sta
tion Hose Compan No 1 and Hose
Company No ?. a boxing exhibition;
and grand ball at $3.50 pm.
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DISTRICT COURT HEARINGS.

BRIGHAM CITY. June 24-It has
been busy week In the district court
and number OF cases were disposed
OF
Charles Jacobson was recommitted TO
the state Mental hospital upon the pc
tition OF his father
In the case OF the state vs. George
Bonner, the defendant entered a plea
OF guilty to the charge OF burglary.
and Judge Vaughan sent him to the
state prison for one year
In the matter of Rebecca TinRey Ma
thias vs.. Henry Tingey administrator,
the jury brought in q verdict Of $3.50
in favor Of the plaintiff.
\ number ~ cases were continued
for he torn.
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In iSis, and came To Cache county In
1880 and was one ~ the founders of
Richmond. For many years he was a
railroad contractor He has been ac-
tive In tho upbuilding OF the county
since his arrival here, and was held i'm
high esteem by all who knew him lie
is survived by his wife, six sons and
three daughters.
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FUNERAL OF LLOYD BURT.

BRIG CHAM CITY. June "a Impress
siye funeral services were held in the
Third ward Westinghouse last Wed
nesdaY over the remains OF Lloyd Burt,
the 9-year-old son OF Mr.. and Mrs Al
bert Burt. II will be remembered that
the little fellow was kicked in the fact
10y colt about a week ago. He SUI
fered terribly from the accident. which
terminated I'm loCkiaW and death. The
sympathy OF the entire community goes
out to Mir. and Mrs Burt and family
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OUTING OF POSTMASTERS.


'Nl vi 'Hi'Hufllt'J'
PROVO. June &.-Tomorrow the
Utah County Postmasters' association
Will hold rs annual outing at Saratoga
Springs. west of Lehi The members and
invited guests will meet at Geneva early
~ the forenoon and cross the lake to the
place ui meeting In addition 10 the
members Of the association. postm aster
Thomas Of salt Lake. postofnce lnspec-
tor Nelson Of Colorado. and Posto.hce
Inspector Morrison OF Utah, will attend.
The outing will be largely OF social
nature but matters OF interest to tho
service VIII be discussed. chief among
which T. the postal savings bank law.
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MILL CREEK CHOIR CONCERT.

MURRAY. June 25.-The Mil Creek
ward choir will render fine concert
program in the Westinghouse Monday
evening. June 81 j. :. Cornwall is the
director. and Eleanor fowler accom-
PIANIST
on Friday evening, July /. the con-
Joint Choruses OF Mil Creek and
Wlnder will give a concert in the
Winder Westinghouse.
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greater rate OF speed than the law al
lows.
The county board ~ education at a
meeting held this afternoon selected
census enumerators In four OF the Ave
districts OF the county. and the nth
one Will be named on Monday. Those
selected are: First district Hazel A.
Allen of Hyrum; Second. Fred " Brad
shaw OF Wellsvllle. Third Miss q. MGR
rill OF Smlthheld. and ole olsen Of Lew
lston for the EOurth
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NO CITY COURT.

OGDEN June 21.--Judgo j. u. Muir
ply OF the municipal court has gone to
Nevada for q week and during his alb
sence, the mayor Is authorized to APP
point Judge pro ten, should there be
any necessity FOR disposing Of munich
pal court cases during that time. No
court was held on Saturday
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RICHMOND.
SUDDEN DEATH OF
HERSCHEl BUllEN
espeeLa corrsspons,.ncel

RICHMOND. cache Co. June 27-
Herschel Bullen, one Of the pioneers Of
Cache county and father OF state Sem
ator II Bullen. Jr-, died suddenly at
his home hcre at 22O o'clock this
morning rheumatism OF the heart was
the cause OF death
In accordance with the wishes Of the
deceased. his funeral viii he held at his
residence, and win take place at
o'clock on Wednesday.
Mr.. Rullen was born i'm Mercer coun-
ty, Me, Jan. 10. 1910. with his parants
he went around Cape Horn In the ship
Brooklyn in ls47 60 come 10 Utah via
San Francisco. cal. He arrived in Utah
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REUNION AND CELEBR ALTON.

LOGAN, June 24.--The people OF the
Eighth ward have decided TO hold a
ward reunion and patriotic celebration
ON the Fourth. and the amusement
committee Of tho ward is now busy with
the details Of the affair. II Will be
held i'm the grove on the land recently
donated to the ward for a play ground
hN the late lens Johansen.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1910-06-27
SWEDISH HOLD THEIR
MIDSUMMER FESTIVAL

LOGAN. June 2i.-The Swedish mid
summer festival held az the Grove re-
sort In Providence today was attended
by great crowd Of Swedish people OF
this section and their friends. The
morning was devoted to social jollity
and reunion chat, and then dinner was
served. In the afternoon there was
big meeting at which the announced
program was carried out. aud then a
long and varied program of sports, that
proved to be very interesting to the
good folk from The northland.
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BArGH FAMILY REUNION.

LOGAN, June ei.--The family OF the
late Father George BauRh held It's an
nual reunion at the home Of Mrs Jo-
seph KnoWels today. The entire day
was spent In having a socially good
time. There were about 20 Of the
descendants Of the aged couple who
we're 80 mighty esteemed here present.
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HONOR MISSIONARY WIVES.

BRIGHAM CITY, June "a social
lawn and theater party was given at
the home of Mr.. and Mrs . Petersen
Thursday afternoon and evening, in
honor Of the missionary wives residing
in the four wards OF Brigham city.
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POLICE COURT.

MURRAY. June 27.-Andy Adamson
appeared before Justice Morck and
plead guilty OF being drunk and was
fined $50.
]. W. Caldwell was fined $40 for an
assault Sentence was suspended on a
promise Of good behavior.
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LOGAN.

The News is Delivered BY Carrier
In Logan Every Night Sunday ex-
cepted) at 70 Cents Per month. All
payments and complaints regarding
denVery, should be made to j. M
Blair Agent for Daily. SATURDAY
and semi-Weekly News Ito w.
FIRST North street Phone 3pe-R
Boil Ornce with Carbon Company,
Real Estate and Loans. li2 North
Main street Phones 80 Bell and 1ss
Ind.
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PROVO.

The News IL delivered by carrier
every night (sunday excepted at rs
cents per month Al payments and
complaints regarding delivery should
be made to David johnson, agent
for Daily. Saturday and emi-Week-
~ News Ind Phone 5S-A, orders
taken FOR Church works Residence Ai
South First West street
Carrier east side OF Academy Ave.
Ind Gi2-T u
Carrier west side Of Academy Ave.
Ind. l02-A
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BRIGHAM PEACH DAY.

BRIGHAM CITY, June 24-Peach
day has been changed to sept. on
account Of the advanced season. The
committee has decided to have II one
week earlier than formerly announced.
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MOAB.
SON OF POSTMASTER JOHNSON
DROWNED IN GRAND RIVER

MOAB, Grand Co. June 26.-The i6-
year-old son OF Postmaster Johnson
Of this city was drowned I'm the Grand
river today. lie was I'm bathing With
some other boys and was carried be-
yond his depth by the current. The
whole town turned out 70 find the
body of the boy. which was found aft
er search OF two hours.
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uAH CREDIT MEN s,NorrrEp.

r.,stoen June 27.--Mem bers Of the
ne Association ~ Credit Men 10
~ number 81 7t were entertained at
hermitage In ogden canyon sat
ma afternoon nv tho ogden Man
s,,1uters & Jobbers association. THE
uo,N was mot AZ the Ba'nherger sta
tu.o ann taken to the Hermitage IN
ors,s hlal cars after which an eIah-
", BANQUET was served and a num-
o. entertaining speeches were
W sue oy members 81 the visiting mar
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" HONOR OF Rrv. FRANK SHAW

on ptN. June 27-servicee in homo,
we memory Of the Rev. Frank shaw.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1910-12-10
YALE'S SEASON SCORE
LEAST ON RECORD

Although the Yale football eleven
finished its season in remarkable
style, its work for the year shows the
smallest total of points made by any
Yale eleven since the game began
Their score for ten games was 80 to
80.
Browns game with the Amherst
Agricultural team brought the Prov
idence mems total close to The zoe
mark, while Pittsburg and the Car.
Isle Indians are the only important
teams this season with over 20(
points TO their credit Annapolis Is
the only Eastern iirst-rate team that
has not vet been scored on. Their
rival, West Point, has been scored on
twice.
The point totals of the more in
portant Eastern teams are as fol,
lows:
Harvard, lj5-5 mine games).
Yale, 00-39 90 gamesD.
Princeton, 1915 eight gamesl
Pennsylvania. 51-l3 90 gamea).
Cornell, 1899 (seyen gamcsJ,
Army, 1868 (seyen games).
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1910-12-10
LEADS NATIONAL
LEAGUE HITTERS

Sherwood Mugcc, the Philadelphia
outfielder with an average of 1881,
stands out as the best batsman of tho
National league last season in the of
fetal batting averages of the league
for 1910, made public November o.
Crandall OF New York and GOode
of Boston outrank Magee in the aver
ages, but they took part in less than
30 games each, so that the honors by
general consent 20 to Magee, who
played in l54 games.
Campbell of Pittsburg follows Ma
gee with an average of 1876, and llof-
man of Chicago is close behind with
1926. Snodgrass of New York with
1927 and Wagner OF Pittsburg, the
leader last season, with 800, are 9TH
ers in the company of heavy hitters.
Dcschcr of Cincinnati leads the
base stcalcrs with 20 stolen bases.
Knabe Of Philadelphia leads the sac
riice hlttors, with 81 hits OF this
Charact' r.
A wise widow Is GiRcroctly silent
when she sets her cap for No. 2.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1910-12-10
ARMY and navy
Baron Won Steuben Statue.

Last Wednesday the unwilling o
the statute OF General Baron Vo
Steuben took place in Washington
with proper ceremonies.
Major-General william II. Carte
was marshal OF the parade, an
troops from Eve points In Marylan
and Virginia. besides those iron
Washington. took part In the parad,
The following were designated 4,
general orders of the department:
Fort Myer, Vr. = Headquarters
band and list Squadron. 18th Cav.
under ommand of Col Joseph Gar
ard, 18th Cav; headquarters an
End Battalion, 3rd Field Art, unde
command of Major Luclen c. Berry
Bird Field Art, by marching.
Washington Barra ks. ID. C.-En
glncer band. and headquarters an
lst Battalion of Engineers, undc
command of Major William d. Bar
den, G.. f., by marching. gr,
A detachment consisting of nv,
non-commissioned officers. and TWEEN
ty prlyates LIST Battalion OF Engrs
to be selected by the battalion com
mander. will be sent to report to 2n'
Lieut.. Henry G. Pratt, 4th Cav. at
O'Clock p. m, on the date mention
ed. at the northwest corner of Lafay
cite Park, in full dress uniform an'
side arms to assist the police force
of the Office OF PubH, Buildings ant
Grounds during the ceremonies.
Fort Howard, Md.-Four com
panies, C.. A. c., under command o
Col. Adam Shaker, c. A. c.. by rail
Fort Washington, Md.--Flve com
panies, c. A. c., under command o
Lieut., Col. Henry G. Davis C. A. C.
by quartermaster's boat. II available
II not. by commercial boat.
Fort McHenry, Md.-Two com
panies, c. A. c., under command o
Major George F. Landers, c. A. c., b.
rail.
Fort Hunt, Va.-One company, c
A. c., under the post commander, b,
the quaTtermaster's or commercial
boat that conveys the troops iron
Fort Washington.
The enlisted strength of each com
pany of Coast Artillery will consis
CT eight complete sets OF fours.
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ATHLETIC CHAMPIONS
ARE OFF FOR CUBf

PHILADELPHIA, Nov. 2G.-Ninc OF
the twelve players of tho champion
Philadelphia American League base
ball club left this city this morning
for New York to board steamer for
Cuba. The players will arrive In Ha-
WI" next Wednesday, and will open
WA games with the Detroit team OF
the American League there on De-
cembcr I'd and Sd. The players who
will make up the Philadelphia team
are: Catchers Lapp and Thomas;
Pitchers Bender, Coombs and Thorn
as; First Basoman Davis, who will
captain the team; Second Baseman
Derrick, ShOrtstop Barry, Third Base
man Mclnnis, Left Fielder HartzeI,
Center Fielder Lord and Right Field
er Murphy,
t<t+ ~ ++<++ =
Navy, $50 mine games).
Brown, 1894 mine games).
Lafayette, 04-2l teight gamcsD.
Carlisle, 224-5l N3 gamesD.
Pittsburg, ellie (cight Eamcsl.
Pennsylvania state, lGi-l0 (lvC
games),
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BROKE RECORD; :,
TAFTLOOKING
Panama Canal Laborers Do
Biggest Days Work in
Honor OF President.

COLON. Panama, Nov. 17.-Presi-
dent Taft is as happy as child with
I new toy today following the receipt
IF a telegram from the men employ.
cd on the Gatun Dam. 1t read as fol.
lows:
Four thousand, four hundred and
,orty cubic yards OF concrete we're
laid on the Gatun Locks and $40 on
he Gamn Spillway in appreciation OF
the visit of the President. This Is
ecord for days work that will
,tand.
tSignodD THE MEN.
Denies Annexation Report.
President Taft has effectually dis
'oscd OF the report that the United
states was likely to annex Panama.
Vt a dinner given in Panama in his
lonor by President Arosemena. and
attended by 200 officials, diplomats
md merchants, Taft aroused the
greatest enthusiasm when he declar.
cd the American people would feel
utterly dishonored in annexing Pa.
iama unless some conduct on the
,art Of the Panaman people left no
Their course.
This contingency Taft was sure
would never arise.
THE birth Of the Republic Of Pa.
lama and the peculiar interest which
the United States has had since that
firth In Panamas welfare and pros
,erity. have found a common cause
n the construction Of the Panama
Canal" said the Presid.,nt. The
reaty between the two countries
made tho United States the guaran-
or OF the Panama Republic. there
ore, In sense. the guardian OF the
ibertles Of her people. secured by
Is Constitution.
Guarantee Would DO Violated.
"Wo have guaranteed your intergri.
a. republic, and for us to annex
'erritory would be to violate that
Guarantee. and nothing would justify
on our part so long rs Panama per.
iorms her part under the treaty.
Il wish to make this statement as
emphatic as possible, because irres-
,onsible persons, without the slight
st foundation In fact, have started a
umor that my visit to the Isthmus
s for the purpose of promoting an
nexation. when nothing could be fur
Their from the truth"
Il
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IN TIE SUMNER SEASON

childrca oYerinduige in eating frul
with stomach pains MS consequence
mothers should have on hand Pa
Killer Perry DaylaD, 25c S5c an
SOC bottles.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1910-12-10

OF the best makes for Ladies
and Gents. In prices to suit
any purse.
Los Angeles herald., 1910-10-17
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