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Tonopah daily bonanza. [volume] (Tonopah, Nev.) 1906-1929, 1911-08-29
Macdonald Shaft.

The shaft at the Macdonald lease
on the War Eagle is now down 20
feet, the vein still looking good,
with well-defined walls. The ore is
still carrying most encouraging
values and the shaft will be con-
tinued to the 100-foot level before
drifting on the vein.
Tonopah daily bonanza. [volume] (Tonopah, Nev.) 1906-1929, 1911-08-29
STEADY Work on Mineral Hill.

The development of the Burr
Thomas lease on Mineral Hill
ground is being continued by the
East Side Mining and Leasing com
pany by means of two drifts from
the main shaft, and while the high
grade is not so much in evidence,
every day increases the supply of
ore on the ore pile. Every effort
is being made TO get sufficient ore
out to Justify mill run during Sep
TENDER.
Tonopah daily bonanza. [volume] (Tonopah, Nev.) 1906-1929, 1911-08-29
May Strike Mineral Hill Ledge.

The tunnel on Mineral Hill estate
is in 112 feet and it is expected
'hat the ledge will be reached any
time, The last thirty feet has been
made through some of the hardest
formation ever opened in the dis
trict. The tunnel will be continued
through the ledge when drifting
"lli De commenced, A depth of be-
tween so and so feet will be ar.
tanned at the point of intersection
and in drifting every foot of pro-
gress will increase the depth about
six inches. 1t is the intention of
the company to drive this drift un-
der the hill until a depth of about
$50 feet is attained.
Tonopah daily bonanza. [volume] (Tonopah, Nev.) 1906-1929, 1911-08-29

Excellent progress is being made
at the MISUNDERSTANDING lease on
the Silver Pick claim of the Man
haitian Consolidated. The raise to
surface has been completed, giving
new vertical shaft to the G5-foot
level, and the electric hoist which
arrived this week is being installed
and in a few days actual mining
and the production of ore will com
mence.
At the Kendall lease, on account
VI the oad condition of the old
smart, a new working shaft is be-
ing made, the leasers will be again
taking out high grade ore in a few
days
Tonopah daily bonanza. [volume] (Tonopah, Nev.) 1906-1929, 1911-08-29
NOTICE.!

All persons knowing themselves
indebted to Central Market for bills
contracted on or before aSturday,
August 10, 1911, are requested to
call on Mr. P. j. Wenne at the
Central Market building and settle
their accounts.
CENTRAL MEAT MARKET.
Per AL VINCENT.
S-21-31
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Big -Four Lease.

At the Peak Steen- Cicala lease on
the Big -Four a big station is being
cut on the 4O0-foot level and the
crosscut from here to the ore has
been run 80 feet and is expected
to cut the vein in about another 80
feet. Good ore is being opened
up on the upper levels of the mine,
Tonopah daily bonanza. [volume] (Tonopah, Nev.) 1906-1929, 1911-08-29

The annual work on the Gold
Trail has been finished, but it is
probable that from the showing
made the owners viii do something
on the property in the near future.
The placer on this property is equal
to that Of any in this district and
there is no doubt but what there
Will be large amount of money
made if the water question can be
solved.
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AT ROUND MOUNTAIN.

The Daisy property still continues
to get increased values in the glory
hole of the old Mulholland lease.
A second test mill run which was
made this week has given the man
agement great encouragement, the
ore giving much better values than
was anticipated.
Tonopah daily bonanza. [volume] (Tonopah, Nev.) 1906-1929, 1911-08-29

Charles Kanrohat has been called
to Salt Lake by parties with whom
he has been negotiating with a view
81 a deal on the Jefferson Gold g.
Silver Mining company's property.
Mr.. kanrohat took a number OF
samples with him and his parting
words were: I'll surprise you when.
| get back That this property is
rich in values goes without saying.
for over thirty years Mr.. Kanrohat
has worked the property single
handed and has made snug for
tune out of it.
Tonopah daily bonanza. [volume] (Tonopah, Nev.) 1906-1929, 1911-08-29

The Round Mountain Mining COM
pany has resumed work on the
glory hole on which operation
ceased for a few days owing to i'm
provements which were made to
handle the output to better advan-
tage
Tonopah daily bonanza. [volume] (Tonopah, Nev.) 1906-1929, 1911-08-29

The Tonopah Lumber company
has the largest stock of all kinds
of UNDERMINING timbers and
building material; wholesale and re-
tail. Mining timbers a speciality.
S-9-tf
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A force of men is now employed
doing the annual work for the year
1911 on the Simplex group, which
adjoins the Fairview and Daisy
mines. A shaft is being sunk close
to the lines of the Fairview in
an effort to cut the Fairview ledge
Tonopah daily bonanza. [volume] (Tonopah, Nev.) 1906-1929, 1911-08-29

Old newspapers for sale at this
ofhce-25c per hundred.
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extcted. sir. from the very nrSt,"
THAT 81 all" said Trant, suddenly DIS
missing both. tron turning without OK
pr, ssion t. Eld-sdgc. II Miss Hon
dricks Is hero / VIII examine her at
once"
Eldreige went out. AMI returned with
the little old maid.
please 1T down. Mss Hendricks"
said Trant. motioning her to a chair
facing tho drop-Ntudow OF tho exposure
box. This little window VIII open and
stand open nm instant. I want Won 20
look in and read the word that you viii
500" lie dropped II card quickly into
the c
'Do not be surprised" he begged as
she looked at the drop window curious
IS, IL this examination seems puerlle
u you, II is not really SO, but only I'M
familiar IN this country got. The Ger
mans havd carried psychological work
further than envy ono in this nation.
though the United states Is now awak-
cuing 10 It's Importance While speak
ing he had liftcd tie shu'tor ana kept
l., raised a moment
1t must be very interesting" Miss
Hendricks commented. That word was
america Mr.. Traut,"
Traut changed the card quickly. And
I'm glad to say. Miss lIpndricks." he
icoutinued while the maiden lady watched
! FOR the next word, Interested. that
Americans are taking Il up i~ntelllgeutly,
not scry.le'y copying the GerWans,'
That word was Ymi'a'ipn.' Mr..
Traut"' said Miss Hendricks.
SO now mugu ls being DONE Trant
continued. again shifting the card. in
the h.ty psychological laboratories ~
this country tarougI pnlr5takiUS expert
meuse amt re-aIr.uDs.''
90 a.I HIL# rH-rN .nn HHfHsHaaNI . . n -
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rctge replied.
Good, Then you will get together the
NltucsSoS7
Eldrclge ran for the butler. Bring
IN those boxes which have Jus, como Tor
Mr.. Traui.' he commanded. send TINS
motto to Miss ucudricks'-lc wrote II Few
lines s~wlftly-"and toll Lucy and Norris
to come here at once"
lie watched Trnnt cur'ously while he
bent to his boxes and began taking out
his apparatus. Trant first unpacked u
Vanished wooden box will a small drop
window In one end. Opposite the win
dow was a rack upon which cards or
pictures could he placed. They could
then be seen only through the drop vim
dow. This window worked Ike tho shut
ter OF n camera. and was 80 controlled
that 81 could he set TO cmain open for n
fixed time. I'm seconds or paris OF a sec
ond. after which IL closed automatically.
AZ Trant set this up and tested the
shutter. tho maid and chauffeur came
to the door OF tho library. Trant ad-
mitted The girl ard shut the door.
ION Tuesday afternoon no said 20
her, kindly. was Mrs. Ellredge excited
very much exc~ited-beforc you came to
tho place where tho machine broke
down. and before she saw tho woman
who took Edward away"
Yes. sir" tho girl answered,
The young psychologist then admitted
! the chauffeur and repeated his question.
she vns most nervous, yes, sir; and
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trying TO recover

trying to recover Edward-e&cept
through watching me"
THAT IS true. Mrs. EldrciGo'
you mus. not DO that too, Mt.
Trant!" she leaned toward him appeal
iusly. You must search for the boy
my husbands boy! Iou must not waste
time IN questioning me, or IN trying mo
with your new methods. That IS why
came to see yon-to tell you, on my Word
OF honor, that I know nothing OF IT,
"Did rot SOM ons tell YOU the psN-
biologist took Il shot half in the dark,
Tor accuse you that you were taking the
child out In order 10 set rid Of him?'
The woman ro'l back upon the cush-
ions, challi-w,lite and shuddcring
"You have answered me-" Trant said
The car was running On the street
bounding the park on the west y
stopped suddenly before q great stone
house, tho second from the interesting
street.
Eldredge was running down the steps
and In a moment young Murray came
pfter him. Tho husband opened IN"
door Of the limousine and helped nis
wife tegdoriy up the steps. Murray ana
Trqn' followed him together
what have Won been saying 70 her
Trant?" E~ldredge demanded STORMY
Young Murray opened the library
desk and pulled u "A piece % news
paper, which he put IN Trarts hand
lie pointed to the heading. "Nou see,
Trant. Il Is the account of III" KID
mapping In 81. Louis wlsch occurra
Just before Edward was stolen Tho
account read
"All witnesses describe tho l'drGD-
per aa a short. dark woman, married
with smallpox. She wore n gray ''a'
ana black skirt. n hat with white i'a'h'
ers, ana appeared to be an Italian
81 knew that. IT exactly corro7.
ponds with TIE woman described .by
Miss HENDRICKS" Trnut r%eioine1
why. evan before We ~rocor.,,cl ne
woman described b. Miss NendricNs thu
evidence was conclusive against lisa.
be!i' Murray shot back. Listen! She
war n~ervousIy excited all thn, dav
when the oma snatchoh Edward
Isabel ala nothing. she denies she sig
nailed the woman. but Miss Hendricks.
saw the signal, Isabel says the auto
mobile took hfteeu minutes making tu'
circuit IN the park, which ls r.o ulnuS
And most OF an. she tried to throw u'
on H. her description OF tho woman, Tn
other three arc agreed that SIC wal
short and slight. Isabel declares so
was largo and tail, The testimony o
tho chauffeur and the maid agrees WIZ.
Miss Hcndricks's IN every particular
excep, that the maid say the wona.
was dressed !n violet. IN that ono par
+ ocular she ls prphably mistaken, 70
Wise Hcrdrioks'a description IS zoos
minute. Certainly the wpmtu was % ,
a Isabel has again and AK "a rog. rt..
In her efforts to throw ms off tHe 'rF K
and IN the face ~ an other evidence
clothed IN a red dress
VERY well summarized" said Trln'
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A Mystery
and Its End.

But tho father had burs, from me
room and toward the door. Trant heard
a cry OF Joy and the stumble Of an
almost hysterical woman a. MrS. FL
drcdge rushed down tho stairs After her
husband. lie turned As Mrs. Murray.
taking advantage Of ths excitement.
endeavored to push past HIM.
"You are leaving the house?" he asked.
but tell me first" he demanded. "how
did the boy come 10 he taken out OF thu
park? Had the boys who tho chauffeur
said stopped around his car anything to
do with IT."
They We're n ella ss which a kinderGar-
ten teacher-a new teacher-had taken
to see the animals" tho woman an
swered coldly.
"Ah! So one Of them was left behind
tho ono whom they saw running and
mistuo6 for Edward-and the teacher.
running back. took Edward by mistake,
But she must have discovered her mis-
AXE when she reJO,ned the others
only after she got on the car. rhCrs
one OF my former servant recognized
him and took him 10 her home
And when tho servant came 70 ten
you. and You understood how Miss Hen.
dricks's suggestibility had played inio
your hands. the temptation was too
much for YOU, ana you made this 50
desperate attempt 20 discredit Mr.. E.
dredgc. | sce,' lie stood back and let
her hl.
Raymond Murray, after bringing back
the boy, mad disappeared. In the Aall
ElI~clEe' and his wife bent over enc
boz, the woman completely hystcrical In
the 10y Of the recovery. laughing aad
crying alternately, She caught the boy
20 her frantetllv as she stared Wildly
az a woman ascending the steps.
"Tho woman in red The woman IN
rod'' she cried suddenly.
Trant stepped to her side quickly.
"But she doesn't look big and dark 70
Won now, does she?" ne asked, And
SEQ, now he said, trying to ain her,
"tAe dress rs violet again. Yes, Mr.. FL
/ dredgc. this, / believe. IL the woman N
ylol"t-the small blond woman VINO
took your boy from the park hy mistake
AS / will explain 10 YOU, she is
coming, undoubtedly, IN response 10 Al
advertisement that | put In tho J|ourngl
this noon. But we do not require her
help now, for Mrs. Murray has told me
ALL
The maid. Lucy Carew, ran sudder'v
IN the hall.
"Mt,. Murray aui Mr.. MURRAY aye
leaving the house, Mr.. Eldrelse'' she
cried b~cwllderedly,
Are thew the master ~ the house
returned. lie put his orm about is
mistress ana togetAer they took the boy
% his room.
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A Story of
Kidnappin6.
vn- the f.rSt pAEeS

Fldridge handed over tho FIRST pages.
Trant read the testimony OF the chauf-
four. which was dated by Eldredge as
naken Tuesday afternoon at . O'clock
II read thus:
Mrs. Eldredge herself called TO me
about l o'clock 10 have the motor ready
at $50. Mrs. Eldredge and her maid
and Master Edward came down and got
in, We went through the park. then
down the Lake Shore Drive almost TO
the river and turned back.
Reaching the park she wanted TO go
slower vet. She was very nervous ana
undecided. She stopped the machine
three or four times while she pointed
out things to Master Edward. She kept
me winding in and out the different
roads. Suddenly she asked me the time
and | told her II was Just 4: and she
told me to go home at once. But on
the curved park road in front OF the
house and about four hundred feet
away from It l Killed my engine.
IT was some minutes starting II. Mrs,
Fldredge kept asking me how soon we
could go on; but | could moi tell her
After she had asked me three or four
times she opened the door and let Mas
ter Edward down. ! thought he was
coming around to watch me-a number
OF other boys had been standing about
me\just before. But she sent him across
the pa,k lawn toward the huuse. ! was
busy with my engine. Halc a minute
later the maid screamed.
"a woman was making OF with Mas
ter Edward, running with him up thu
cross street toward the car line, MastsI
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Tipped man who faced him. Il can give
you more thar q ray of hope. Mr. FL
dredge," he said. - am almost certain
that Mrs. Eldredge not only did not
cause your sons d!sappelTlce, but that
she knows absolutely Hothing about tho
matter. And ! am nearly, though not
quite. so surs that this IS not a case
o: kidnapping NJ all!'
Then where Is my son. and who mas
taken himr"
81 cannot say yet" Trant answered.
There was a knock on the door.
You asked to have everything per
sonal brought 10 you ut once. Mr.. Ed
redge," said Miss Webster. holding out
a note. This tust came IN the 10 o'clock
delivery" Eldredge snatched Il from
her--a soiled. creased envelope bearing Il
pcstmark OF the Lake View s~ubstation
Jus. west Of his home. 1t was addressed
In a scrawling. uliterate hand. ana con-
sp,cuously marked personal. lie tore -
open. caught the Import OF II almost al
a glance: then with n smothercd cry
threw 4. on the desk II 'front.' o; Murray,
who read Il aloud.
Yure son r. is safe, and we hav, HIN
where he Is rot IN dangir. Your wife
has not paved MS the money she prom
!sed us for taking hin away, and We do
not consider we are bound any longer
py our bargain with her. II you viii put
the money she promised Zone huud. dol
lars) on the seat behind lincoln statue
In the park Tonight at 1850 ,oe eNaco
YOU will got yurc son T.. back, Look ont
FOR truoblc to the boy II you notify the
police.
We'll. Trant, what 10 you say now''
asked MURRAY,
That II was the only tfing needed
Trant answered, tr~iump1antiy, TO com
plete my case. Now, | am sure | need
onlv go 10 your house 20 make n short
examination OF Mrs. E.drcdge and the
case against her.
81 refer 70 my psycholor1cal appara.
tus which, the express company nOLAel
me, arrived from New Yori, tai7 morn.
ing. II you viii let mo have my applI
ance delivered direct; 20 your house /
will save much time"
~ viii order It myself Eldrelg'
took up the telephone and quickly ar
ranged the delivery.
THANK you" Traut ACKNOWLEDGED
And II YOU wiz also go that / have
photograph, a souvenir postal, o" SOM
sort OF a picture 90 every possible 10
callty within q few blocks or sos.
house you viii probably hep IN my 'N
animation greatly, Also" ha checke'
himself and stood thouEAtfully q mo
ment. will you have these "O.df'-.
wrote Armenia, invitation, !HN.o.a'-
.edate" and 'pioseor' up'n a na0e"-
carefully lettcred fog ar and a.o"sa
. to the house,"
Trant luncned a. his c'uo, There h
|, was told Mrs. Eldrodge wished 20 spoaI
( to him. She was In her car AZ tho door
The single woman In th" clrtalne
> limousine .ad drawn ba'E into III
furthest corner to avoid The s!ar'e4 n
pasgershv. Blu, as Traut came t0War
e tho car she leaned forward and searche
/ his face ~anyiously,
2 S1e was a wonderfully heaut'fi
= woman, though her 'rail face bore ev
dences Of lonE-continued anxiety an
= OF present excitement
= ~ must speak with YOU Mr., Trant,
sho said, as the chauffeur NJ her M
r opened the door OF the car. 81 cannr
| leave the motor, Won must get w
I Trant stepped quietly into the limos
K sine, f''nd Wi'I tho sN't perfume q
|. har presence. Tho cha ffeur c,osed u
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Ac@MIEIES STORY A Gmws Discovery Of Strange Scientific Method of Detecting Crime A@aREHA
1.-THE Achievements of Luther Ira
spp,ns. s.csp, by p~reSunsns n . s,os

mapping. except BY preSunnns Il . 0Ht
Of Mira EldredEs'a
"But whom I began considering
whether MS could be her plan. as
charged, I noted q angular neon
sistency in the attitude OF Raymond
Murray. lie showed obvious ~eagerness
20 Disgrace Mrs. tldredge. but for sofne
r~eason-not on the s~urface-vas most
actively opposed TO police interference
and the publicity which would most
thoroughly carry out his object. So I
fell, from the FIRST that he, and perhaps
his mother-who was established over
Mrs. Eldredss in her own home. but.
by your statement. was 20 leave n
Mira. Eldredge came into charge Of
t~hings-&new something which they
were conceaiinG. This much saw DO
fore I read a word OF the evidence.
"Ths evidence OF the maid and the
chauffeur told only two ~things-thst q
small woman rushed into the park anc
ran on with your son. ana that your
wife was IN an extremely agitated SON
dition. The maid said that the woman
vas blond and dressed in violet: and 7
knew. when 7 had Rad the evidence OF
other witnesses. that that val undoubt-
edly tho truth"
Eldredro. pacing Tho mig. stopr-d
snort and opened his lips. but checked
himself.
Without Miss Hendrlcks'- testimony
there was positively nothing against
your VITO IN the evidence OF the chsur-
four and tho maid. then took up Miss
Hendrcks's evidence and had not read
two lines before 7 saw that-as an accu-
sation against your wife. Mr.. Fldredgs
1t was worthless. Miss Hendricks Is
ono of those most Dangerous persons.
absolutely truthful. and-absolttely un-
nble To toll the truth! She showed a
common hu. hopeless state OF srSgcsti-
billy Tier FIRST sentence. IN which she
SAID n did not often look ~ Of the
window for ear people would think shc
was watching them. showed her habit
% confusing what ehs saw with IDEAS
that existed only In hcr own mind. Her
testimony was q mass OF urwarrnnted
irfcrencss,
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utes after she had Nrst spoken TO him"
II asf~d Mrs. ElircdCp. tho husband
said. pltlfully, why. IL shn suspected
the woman from tho nrgt, and 50 mucn
time elapsed. she did not try 20 prevent
the kidnapping, and-she would not an
swcr mel"
Trant nodded. md read tho nnal para
grarh OF Mrs. E~ldrelgo's testimony:
Tho wOnan who took Edward was
unusually large very biz woman, not
stout. but big and tall. She was very
dark. with black hair, and she wore n
red dress and q hat with red flowers
In IT,
Trant's ffngert'p followed on the table
the last words OF the evidence. And
what woman does Mrs. Eldredge know
that answers that description-'unusuai-
~ large not stout. but tall and big. very
dark. with black hair
NO one except" Young Murray
laughed frankly. my mother. Trant."
Mrs Murray was with me-" FL
dredge assented, from 4 tin ) o'clock
that afternoon. She has nothing TO do
with the matter. But. Trant, ~ you
see In this mass OF accusation one ray
OF hope that Mrs. Eldredge IL not
guilty, for Gods sake give It to me. for
1 need IT,
Tho psychologist ran his fingers
through his red hair ard arose, strong
" affected by the appeal OF tho white.
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d~CTDIlOn 8lNSl w III EfN W.
threads of the skein hsd led 10 Mrs.
Murray
"Now. as 4. was clear 20 me that Mrs.
Murray herself had used Miss Hen
dricks'a easy rrggcs.fhdlity TO p~retudics
her evidence against Mrs. Eldredgc.
Mrs. Murray could not herself have o.
iIeved thai Mrs. Eldredge had taken tie
boy away So. sine, the Murrays were
making no search. ,hcy mus. have soon
found on, where Tho boy was and we'-p
satisfied tina, he was safe and that they
could prodpce him. after they had nm
ish al running Mrs. ENiredzA.
s"Therefors WA In a position 70 APP
,r.cI,,. Ms Nurray's ridiculous letter
when 4, came with ~, painfuIly mis-
speIl.d demand FOR an abr,rdiy small
ransom maj uould no, "a refused for a
moment, ns N. obi.c. OF the letter was
oniv 70 mako tho final move In the case
seaIns, Mr.. rId-edgo ana enable them
10 return M. how. So far. n IN clear
"r ,n,r,ct,,.a ,horouybiv ,hs. must
,rov, ali ,nI." Tran, ,hen shot an ran
idtv "You. M Eldredes. discovered
ma, Mis-. Ucndricks's description Of the
woman Tailed precisely with the pub
lished descrintion OF the ~. Louis kid
ma upper. without appreciating that the
description was IN her mind. With her
high suggestibill,y sh, substituted Il for
Inf hpUldn flt atNlhlly 1AW - diFtVh-
sclously-and as honest,y-as he sub
stltu,ed Mrs. Murray's suggestfons for
her wi observations.
But perhaps you can appreciate 10
now. You saw how I showed her the
word Armenia and spoke OF the United
states TO lead her mind TO substitute
America 10 prove how easily her MIND
substituted acts. motions ana everything
at Mrs. Murray's suggestion l nad only
10 speak or 'servilely copying 10 nave
her chanss 1nvitatloh INTO linltauoh, a
mere mention OF researches maze ner
think she saw lnVes,isa,e. Mhen .ne
word was IhVloIate, finany. oIter
showlns ner n picture III WHEN tners
woIe ,wo Women ~ . "nan. y, nv ~.
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Edward was crying and fighting. Just
then my engines started. The maid and
l Jumped iato the machine and went
around by the drive parkway as fas, as
We could 70 the place where the woman
mad picked up Master Edward. This did
not take more than two minutes. but the
oma and Master Edward had disap-
peared. Mrs. Eldredge pointed out a
boy to me who was running up the
street, but when we got to him Il was
not Master Edward.
W went all over the neighborhood At
high speed. bu; we did not find him. /
think we might have found him II Mrs.
Eldedse had not first sent us after the
other boy. 7 did not see the woman who
carried of Master Edward very plainly.
She was small"
Eldredse swung about and fixed on the
young psychologist a look OF anxious
inquiry. But without comment Trant
picked up the testimony OF the maid. 1t
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