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a look of dismay upon the young lord OF
the household.
"My trunk"
Again Richard mopped his face, and
beat the air with his fists.
Its 'Toinette's trunk. God knows
what's become of her! She wired me
she'd be down on the ten-forty; and now
her trunks come, and"
He stared at her helplessly.
Something terrible must have hap
pened to 'Toinette," he moaned.
Something terrible may happen to me
before get out of this! If were you Ia
cheer up. If the girl is the nice girl l
assume her to be, you needn't be afraid
your family won't like her. From the
way you act, one might get the impression
you're not so keen about her yourself.
"Oh, no; it's not that! I'm thinking of
'Toinette-of her ordeal in coming into
strange house, and being looked over
and the servants"
He gave his collar an impatient twitch.
Il suppose it hasn't occurred to you
that may have some feelings Gail sug-
gested sweetly. "And when they find out
that I'm a fraud, what are they going to
say to you? 1t occurs to me that you are
merely postponing the day of wrath.
You've still got them to deal with"
"Oh, know all that, but can't face it
to-day; simply Couldn't Oh, you won't
go-you will stand by mel"
For lunch, thank you! And when Miss
Gilmore comes, please have the decency
to get me out of the house before you in
I 70 !, ,nI
the lines!"
IN the upper hall whte-capped maid
met Gail and led the way to a bedroom
that expressed the last word in taste and
comfort. A silver tray containing
pitcher of milk and slices of bread and
butter spoke for we'll ordered and hos
pitable household. Even as the butler
had viewed Gail with interest, the maid
inspected her with guarded curiosity.
May open your trunk for you, miss?'
she asked, indicating a badly worn
steamer-trunk with the initials A. G.
painted on the end.
"I'm afraid I've lost my key" Gail re-
piled, opening her purse. But don't
trouble now. Well attend to it after
luncheon. By the way, what's the
luncheon hour"
"One-thirty miss"
She took Calls hat and jacket, and
while she was depositing them with cere-
monial care in closet, Gail refreshed her
self with glass of milk
Mrs. Maybury is quite ready to see
YOU the maid volunteered, after care
fully brushing Calls skirt. Pardon me,
miss, but it's better not to keep her wait
ing. She's quite nervous this morning"
Gail expressed her regret at Mrs. May
bury's indisposition, and gave a touch
to her hair.
I'm ready she announced.
The maid led the way down the hall,
knocked on door, and left in haste.
Gomez called faint voice.
Gail stepped into dimly lighted room,
and hesitated, clinging to the door. Her
panic passed quickly, and she found her
self walking toward small, white-haired
woman in dressing-wrapper, with silk
shawl drawn over her shoulders.
MY dear child, so you've GOMEZ
Gail felt a small hand clutching hers,
and pair of brown eyes in which tears
glistened regarded her eagerly, bravely.
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we're social standards, look aSkance at the
thought of one of their sons forming an
er-alliance with young woman of the
theater."
Calls eyes opened wide with mystiica-
ton, and her lips parted. Once more the
eavesdropper became visible and resumed
his frantic signaling. Clearly, he was
urging her to permit and encourage the
Bishop in the belief that she was certain
Miss Gilmore, an actress, who was about
to marry into the august house of May
bury. A slight agitation of the curtains
indicated that the young gentleman chung
to his post as if prepared to resist by force
any effort on her part to escape.
81 wish you to know, my dear child,
that feel for you very deeply, and that
am entirely at your service if | can be
of any help to you in this most unusual
situation. Pardon me if l suggest GER
tain sobriety of tone as most likely to help
you through these first trying hours. l
am sure you will not take it amiss that
l volunteer these suggestions. Richard
is charming boy-my favorite nephew,
in fact, as he is my dear wifes. We
have the strongest hopes of his success
in life, and in that we may, | am sure,
rely upon your-er-fullest co0pera-
ton"
As Richard was mentioned, the curtain
parted and the young lunatic tapped his
broad chest idiotically in what Gail took
to be an effort to identify himself with the
Richard under discussion.
"You will grant me the privilege of an old
man if say-if may make bold to say
that my own first impressions are wholly
-er-gratifying.
He beamed upon her, patted her hand
gently, and left the room.
GAIL was stealing cautiously toward the
door, when the agile young man sud-
denly confronted her He drew hand
kerchief across his face, and shook his
head with relief.
Don't go! For heavens sake, don't
leave mel" he entreated. you've got
to go through with it now"
Awed by his menacing attitude, Gail
jumped behind the chair she had just va
Gated, and thus barricaded f1ourished her
parasol threateningly. Instead of being
expelled from the first home of wealth and
culture she had invaded, there seemed a
strong possibility that she would spend
her life there unless she effected an imme-
date escape.
"Just a moment, pleased" pleaded the
young man, who seemed at the verge of
tears dts great favor, but, really, you
can help me out of an awful scrape My
mothers gone all to pieces-even after
she said might ask 'Toinette down here
and let me think she was going to stand
for it all right And now Aunt Peggy and
the Bishop have blown in, and 'Toinette's
lost! If you'll just spend the day here
It'll help lot, and I'll think up some way
of getting rid of Aunt Peggy. You can
see for yourself that if 'Toinette doesn't
show up when she's expected that will
have rotten look. Mother won't under
stand it; it"
"Would you mind telling me, inter-
rupted Gail, Gust what all this is about?
I'm book agent and got into the house
by mistake. Unless you can control your
self long enough to look at my prospectus,
l must leave Immediately"
Splendid" cried the young man
hoarsely. "Stay, and I'll take a carload
Of your books-stay till after lunch any
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that all!
"If you'll turn your back a moment"
He stared, thinking she meditated flight
through the nearest window, then swung
round. She bent down and deity ex-
tracted the dummy.
"Now,' she said, extending it opened
to the space for signatures, sign there"
He grabbed pen from the table, and
wrote his name in wild scrawl.
She blew upon it to dry the ink, and
read carefully: Richard G. Maybuy.
"Ill just add that it's the India-paper
edition. she remarked calmly.
He danced about restlessly as she made
the notation.
"I'll give you check-Tll give you
anything you want!"
"One hundred dollars, she remarked
succinctly.
He nodded an impatient acquiescence
and glanced toward the door,
"Now that all settled, and I'm to give
your family the pleasure of my company
at luncheon as part of the bargain. Sup
pose you coach me little" she added,
"as to the part I'm to play"
"You see," he began hurriedly. resting
his hands on the long table and bending
toward her, "Toinette-Miss Gilmore
is the girl I'm engaged to. She's an ac-
tress-only in the chorus now, you know,
but that's where they all begin. got ac-
quainted with her last winter when she
was playing in Boston in The Little Bill
kin'-a months run. 1t was my last year
in the law school, you know
Il suppose you got your degree?" she
asked practically.
"Oh, yes; and I'm going into one of the
best offices in Boston in October" he re-
piled impatiently. But about Miss Gill
acted fine about it. When l told her of
my engagement she said she would have
'Toinette down, and when she said that |
knew it would be all right"
and after she said that, your mother
went to bed and your aunt and her hus-
band appeared"
well, mother has never been strong
since father died two years ago. That
was great shock to her, he said defen-
sively.
THE book agents manner of receiving
his confession struck him as deficient in
sympathy. She was self-possessed per-
son, dsconcertingly direct in her state
ments; and she was pretty girl 1t was
a new and unwelcome experience to be
humiliating himself before a pretty girl.
'Toinette-the third one from the left in
"The Little Bilikin not, he re-
fected, a greater delight to the eye than
this book agent Both were fair, but the
book agents nose was straighter than
'Toinette's and the girl before him would
have nothing to fear in complexion con-
test with his fiancee.
ITS not mother I'm afraid of so much
as Aunt Peggy" he continued. "You
know, she's always been mighty fond of
me, and I'm-well, it's been understood
that she's always said she meant to do the
handsome thing by me-
"And, being far-seeing man, you're
afraid of spelling your expectations"
"That's not fair!" he pleaded. Il men,
toned the money merely to show you
how delicate the situation is. Aunt Peggy
has been a particular pal of mine. and her
coming here now complicates the whole
business with mother. l wanted to have
it out with mother, and get her to help
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ITEM gort, 25. Sept. 2tnsefpms
men: rRsdambsaa' DOa sorOesuy:
.Saronip" ron aiperpppl.
Gibraltar, 25. gept. Yaifirt:
,4meriea" BON Rem Wprt mad genua;
.4oma" DON getu DOrt mad Mars
ieiae.
Q(ngetommen: Static" bon Iep
Yorf.
Rptterbam, 90. Gept. 2lnqc,
tommen: nRbnbam" Dor Rem gOrf
airfpaIl, %. Sept. 9lngetoms
men: .lInitet Statss" bpn Rem gort
na9 gbriItianidnb.
9(bssfabrsn: %. Sspt.: rariffia-
riafjorb (Don 9ergen) nad gleir
Yorf.
2iberpoot, 90. Sept. Qtngee
frmmsn ngebric" bon gep gort; am
"a. Sept: st. 2ouis" BON Itip
Dprt.
Qtbqefabren: rp6ilaOelpbia" na6
Nep Dprf.
gbrtitianianb, %. Sept
Mbssfubrsn a!eeaig Sla6" mad Neip
Uprf.
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9as Gtaatsbepartement
@irb bon Der britiideu gotidaft tel.
ner geadtins ssiuiirSist.
Die gotidait umterbauSelt in Sadeu
ipelde bic Wer. Staatsu amgebeu,
Sireft nit s. q. Rursan nno Seil
amerifaniidJen GypOrteareu:

@aibington, 25. Geptenlber.
Cir 8fidlarb Gratpfor6, Der Snloels-
dttahe Der britiid)en gotif,ait, lit
ua0 Stem yorf gefabren, I'M bort nit
Grportcuren RaBnabmen CUR Riloe.
ring Der britiiden YoiBenhtr sa be.
iprefen.
Ger slnitob 5u bieiem G1ritt iu,ir-
te BON 5. 4. Weorgan, Der befannt.
lid, els 5istalagent Der 9ulitrten firn.
Jirt, gsscben. Morsan par leste
gSode IN Der Stiae mad, 3aibington
eetomnien slir 8erathing urit oent
britiifen 8otif,aiter uIlb NIT Gin
9lidarb CRAWFORD.
Babrero ieines Sierieins bat
Worgar ,pc6er nit Sefretir aaniina
nod ionit einenr Bertreter oesStaats-
Tepnrteltents 8tiiffprade gepilogen.
Setretdr 2mriirlg frritatirte aub.
Sat Sir Mf)arb eraipfor6 tbn nidt
tiuii1tIid) Der geplanten Sertilrr.ar.
leidnerlinsen ms Wertrmien ge5ogen
babe. s,fn Stacts. .Gepartenrert bieB
es, man habe fein aritlid)es Siitereii.
ali Graipforbs aonfererBen nit 4ri.
Jatpcrionen inS .Sirner-
slrt ben aortferer3en iuer6en airBer
Deorsan uno Wertretern Der nit ibnI
aaiirtcn 8anfbdiiier audi bic beoeil-
tenoiten Grportfirnlen tbetInebnleil
sic peroen Cir 0iifar6 graiuiorb
erind)el bon Der britiiden Fegieriing
III erlpirfen, mos 6us gtaatsGe.
parterert nidt in1taitbe mar, mif
ocm @ege oiplonatiidrr 1iilterbano.
Iimeen ou er5ielen nanIi6 aon5ei.
iionen, tpelde 6ie Noit5eaiiir ipeniger
e::;assA : e-:;s.ss::AA :.ad,e ::.s.ad,en
9rob allfr @eriids1,insen TN
Stdnts Dspartement, bab bieis
,ipiIfen bcr britifden
9otf4dft unb dmeritanifhen grpors
teiren cine pripafafFaire III, BON tpels
der bas Depastement kline aeItntriB
nimnit. iif es erii9tliM. bdb bieie bi.
reft< Museincnberiebung 5tpiIhtn
ameriidnii@en Snisrefen, sreI&e inter
hem Nrs6e -ner bsitiiFsH Nottftui,r ]
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sJriiAsr ober ipdter beiu9t Elm
Sober bic sWooiss", srtlGrte tiir5li6
eir 5ilmfabrltdnt, obpobl er nit ni9t
geringerer Ssre9ttgung 3Gtte Iagen
t0Hnen: Gin Sober bat bic .Utopies"
friiber ober ip0tsr beia1i." Oenn ss
gtbt beut3utaae po5l tuum Wldnn,
Trau OOer ainO. bic iidl nidt I9on an
bem Sumor uab Der Srcgit portloies
Sbsatsr 8oritequngen srg6Bt baben.
Die iriibssitigel 9ordusiagungen, bah
bas SnttreiIe Des Pablitums an Wan>
eeI6ilbern ii9 i'm 9duis Der 3eit ers
i402fsn perbe. bubsn Ii9 ni9t per,
ipirtIi4t, I'M gegentbeil, bic Gnttpids
lung Der Stnde bereatigt gu Der Be
bauptuns, bdB bieie 6orm Der Inter
bdltung fortau eiuen ltdnOigen 56eiI
oes Yergniigunss : programms Der
Meni66eit biIben pirb. 9eIOnbers IN
ben 8ereitisten Staatea erfreuen oi.
Wanbelbifoer0orfiibrunge ii6 aubers
orOentIider gsIie6tbsit. Die 3u6l Der
rNoDie" 55eater bstrGst CUR 3eit
21,6O0, fpel9e zine aapi!aIdnIase BON
$3.50, 100000 baritelIen, 100000 gln-
geitsqte 6ei6Gftigen unh Die tGsli9
BON 25,000,000 9erionen beiu6t iper.
ben. Die @innabmen, unter Der gors
ausieBung, olB 100000 perionen
je 10 Gents, Der Rsit ie 5 Gents fir
ben 3utritt erlegen mifsn, perben duT
tGsli9 $1,500,C00, ssiaibt. Gs iino
3iffern, bsren @inbrud ii9 ielbit bic
9ei.e: oes;..s:. .!s !!sssiittimsr- 9ii6ntn nidlt all
szi,ieGsn perm96ten, unb bic fie oers
anldbt baben, @dnbelbilfer ais eine1
Sbeil ibrss grosrommS ober CUR
glusfiilIung Ser 3piiGemnftspairen
3u pertpenoer.
2lu9 bic nit Der SsrfteIung Der
Jtlms beiddftigten llntsrnebrnungen
reprdieittiren ein 2upitaI Don pielen
bunbsrt Malliay,en DpIsrs. uua fir
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Die 5flidbe ssrpnt
@irb pOruusfibtlid balS pieber Der
S9auplab GROCER ShIadteI iein.
Die Ssuti4en tuie bic Hl,iIen kreit.
pisber sur Sffsniibe iiter5useben.

ct. getsrsburg, %. Sspt.
DennsIei9 bic Offisisllm 9sri4ts Der
leBten Gage ipsnig aidt auf bic
&riesslase iperfsn. ipurS. BON Stabss
offi5iereH in grfabruns eebra6t, bab
nad elmer lansn paui. bic aGmpf,
an alien tpi6t,een punf!en an Der
5ront bss Generals 9ruiiloff tpieSer
benlelben 9ra5 bon SHtenfitGt erreis
9en, ME Jpn bic erie periObe ieiner
SffenIiibe 6araiieriiirte.
9ie tauptfddIiditsn S9ta6tfelbes
befinben ii9 in ber @egtnb bon Dlas
biniirs irsWolbpnsti IL. tpeit.. bon 9utst;
in bergesenb oonSaIiih u.in beHaars
patben; unb in ieber bieier 9egeHbsu
iinb bic sample ipieStr mii GROCER
Seftigteit entbrannt. 2lu9 baben re
ii9 uuf benad,6arte Gesenben ausse,
be6nt. 70 baB Der sanse iiibpeitli4e
arisssfdauplat. bon Zen gripsts
Siimpfen BIB an bic 0oaau isbt tuie'
Der als in alttion beaei4uet tperben
fann.
Die Ratur Der attion 1a! fih absr
felt ben eritsn befiisen SdlGgen
Der gruiiloff aampusne ipeisn.iia
seGnbert. Wenn aud bic Rufen be-
bauptsn, oab bic Jnitiaiipe inmsS
nod auf ibrsr Ssite isi, 70 III es bod
Sbatfade, bab bic @esenangriffe Der
Deuti9en INNER bdufiser unb beftis
ger tperbm. unb angefi4ts Der bcOeu'
tsnbsn gsritariunsen bic nad bem
Often sel4idt iporben. fpie beg nebr
ussreHipen gbaraiters IN Der aampfs
reife Der Deutf4eu III NIT einiser
Si9erbsit ansune6merl bab GeISmars
i9all BON Sinbeitnips, Der nsie 9enes
raIitabs6ef. einfn neuen JeIbaus
plant, Der bic Wiebertroberung Der
friibertn ppIIiDRen pOt nerI Giitfs;.. tGSiiiiitf;..
bes Mintsrs gum 3iele bat.
lin bem entseeensuipirten, baben
bic Runen be-ets eine rene Dffeniips
besonnen, Hber beren Gin5elbeiten nod
nidts BGberes beiannt 1T, bic aber
IN spobem Wabftab asp.cnt tptro, uin
tpenn m6gltd. tbe Der 6erbitfelbsus sn
GEbe III. bie bs,itj1 5fferrei9ifdkn
froutssi hus&hst&fn ~ HuupL
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NerisanIs Npti3ea.

Jn ibrem fofigen Ssim an Der
Cartilage pite, nabs bsr Moolpsr glue,,
bssingen seitern gfbsnh 6err aon
rab Walopogel, btr betdnnts
Ipctbetenbeiiber, Ulalnui ctr. u.Wc-
USideH aDenut unb beiien Satin,
5rau aatbsrine Walboossl ben 15.
Jabrestaa ibrer germdbluns bur9 eis
nsn Gmpfans, 5u benz iidp etfpa ein
balbes Sunoert ibrer Brsunbe uao
getanuien einsefunben batten. Dab
es beisber g(ffaire in auberit eemiitbs
liter WsiIe sugins. oaFiir biirst DE
bsfannte @aitfrsunbitaft beg pdares,
bas selessntli6 ieinss Subildums
BON ben eri6isnensn rsidlih beTdsnii
ipuroe unb ii6 bur3 bas Bette mas
ai6e unb asller lieieru tonnts, ~
pdn9irte.
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Sienug Ses Sd,uIratbs.

Sn Der seitrissn Sibung bes
Sdulratbs erfdi.n cine giirserbrpus
tation bon Sit price 5ia unb erfl6.
ts bdrum, oab bic neue Warialp(6uls
in Scbn $. Carton ShuIe umgetduit
ipsrbs. SER Carton bat on Der Sbus
ls sin Msni6enalier aIs grin3ipal
sebisnt. 1as Gtfud purbs b.m G.s
6dube Sonmittse iibsripisisn. Die
neue S6ule fon am Saiittag einsss
ipsibt ipsrben.
Die altcn Shulbdufer in Delhi
nnb isernbant folIsn perfauft iperoen
unb Gsi6dFisagent Saubman IolI qns
gebote sinforoern.
Die sanitoren ipurben auf Gms
pfebluns 6ss 6errn Sandman anses
frieien. gu bsrTel6sn 3sit bic Gas.
uub glsttri3itdtsmeFr in BEN S1uls
hdnfern su f.fen. mi. bic geamtsn
Der @aseeieafdaft ss t6uu. gs berrfft
burhdus isin Mibtrauen gegen bic
Rihtiatsit Der Rs6nunaen. Ter
Sdulraib 6e3abl. aber $4,000 per
Sabr fir 8eleu6tuns unb barii6er
ipiinid3t sr aontrrlle gu baben.
9etrcffs timer sStsuerumldae
bon elmer Wills tpirb i'm Qalfe Der
Wo6e cine Gpesialperidmmlung iiatt,
finben, bamit bic 9tnseleeenheit i'm
HoOembr rem giirssrn CUR 9bitims
muna unterbreiiei psrSsn lam. DER
G6ulratb erfpartet aus Der beTonoes
rem llmlase ben grtras bon S616. 900.
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,3u lsiben baben unb b.r britifdsn
Yotidaft cine QuslIe Der Yerlegenbeit
fir bas Gtaa.s Department bilbet,
benn iie 5efgt nur bic tlnidbisfeit Der
NiIicnTtten Acmiliitration, GnglanD
su peranlaFen, Die protsIte Der Bur-
oesrssierilne ipiber bi. piifiirli6.
gefGrdniung ber poit 81 beadten.
Die GmeritaniTfe proteitnote ben.
"a. Mli an Guglano III rcd unbecnts
iportst. Dor 1dt 5assH bieb es aui
Der britiifen gotI6aft. bic 2tntpcrt
lsi BON gonbcr abgeeaneen, mu.9s
mdbli6 per pcii.
Die biitiIds gotIfat' er5ielt bente
,asnntnib, baB Der auf III Gabrt Dor
Rem gorf nddj Wtanila befinblidg
amsrifaniife 9ampfer y9tpmeric" in
Songtong ge5fpungen porten mar, stz
nen 5beil isinsr 5rd9t ous3ulaben.
gtGEere gin5elNitsn feblrn. Die britt.
ihe Hseierung bat borbsr bic Jra6t
bon 3tpei anbsrsn in 5nrstong Detis
nirten amerifanii6en S6iffen Chi
neTe prince" uab r&afus", freiges.ben,
ubns d6sr Sen 9rpteIi bss StlatssDe.
partemsnts piesr bieis 9eI4lagna4ms
elmer glntnort al ipiiroieen.
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slm.rifaniibes Sllerlei.

Sas State 0epar;ement beFi1ts
bet Ii5 i'm geiib Oon aut3entii9er Snz
formation gum Sepeis bafiir, DAB
bic britii9e Rsgieruns bur9 &onfiss
3irung unS 8llriid9dltltng BON ameris
tanii6er 9oft ben Q6i6tuB ppn @ez
idGftstransattioneu bur1 ameritaniz
fde 5irmen oerbinOsrt bal, bamit F9
britiI9e 1irmen I'm bds 9ei9Gft be
tprrben unb basIelbe on ii9 reiben
t0nnen.
Die Streidluna beg g6elanz uno
Chamberlain gme,tbe1nent aus ben
oOm &ongreB dngenommenen RetGlidz
tfons geitimmungen Der yRebenue
8iu" IoG i'm 3onferen5 Somnrittec
auf britii9e 9robuneer rfoIgs feiu,
epentuea bic bier3uldnHs plaSirtea
WsunttionsbeiteIlungeR su piSerrua
fna
LIN bic Sttsi4ang Der GTsnSy'
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9iriue 9,oliseinadJridjten.

- Die Garbiae Roie 5pbe. 1879
prppiotnee Strabe. iuurbe seitern
qtbenb BON ibrtr RaHeg.nofiin anna
@reen, 1851 propibsnee StraBs,
ipdbrsnb zines Streits in bic linte
Yruit seito1eu unb mubte Ddt benz
Siabiboipital sebraft iperben. Gk
0resn ipurbs in Daft ssnommeu.
- Mdbrsnb eines Disputs ipesen
einss Jrauen3immers ipurbe Der 2Ss
iGbriae Janes Bropnes. 403 George
Sirabe, sefern 9fbenb Z llbr an Der
6. unb Central alpenne Don Sobn
Oapis IN bic 8ruit sefdoftn unb ans
ifeineib idyper perIsbt. Gr mubte
nod BEN Gtabtboipiial sebradt ipers
ben, ipdbrsnb Der ReDolperbslb einits
'neilsn unter Wsrba9t eingefperrt
ipuybs, nm ben Dsrlauf Der @erlesuns
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nlsnt ber Cincinnati Gool 60. feine
1lfr i'm Merffk nom $40 Elm.
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