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POKTLAD, OTtEGON, SATUHDAV, JUNE J, J 900.
NO. 8.
"JSSS"
rnr Fins- national bank of kauspell
KALI8PELL, MONTANA
D. n. PKELKlt, Pre., F. J, LEnEKT, V. Prcs.. II. K. WEBSTER. Cnh., V. D. LAW80N, A. Cmh.
Transacts a Konoral banking buslnoss. Drafts Issued, available In nil cities ot the United
-Stato sad Europe, Hong Kutig and Manila. Collections made on favorable tctmi.
LADD & TILTON, Bankers Portland, Oregon
Established In 1869. Transact a Gonoral Hanking Ilusl
posits. Collections made nt nil points on favorablo terms.
r.uropo nnu mo ciisioru mines.
Letters of Credit Issued nrnllililn In
Mffht Exchanira nnd Toloffriinhla Transfers sold on New York.
nasmngwu, -jnit'HKii, si ijuis, uenvcr. -.-ninna, ear
Washington, Idnho, Montana nnd British Columbia.
Franklort and iiong Kong,
I.ouls, Denver. Omaha, Ban Francisco and vnrlnus points In Oregon,
j-.xcntiugo told on London, rani, llerllu,
UNITED STATES NATIONAL BANK
OF PORTLAND, OREGON.
J. C. A1NBWORTU, Pmsldent. W. II. AYKIt. Vice-President. II. W. SCIIMKKH. Cashier
A. M. WllIUHT, Assistant Cashier.
Transacts a general banking business. Drafts Issued, available in all cities of the United
States and Kuro, Hong Kong and Manila. Collections made on tavorablo forms.
NORTHWEST CORNER THIRD AND OAK STREETS.
NEWS OF THE WEEK
In a Condensed Form. for Oar
Bosy Readers,
HAPPENINGS OF TWO CONTINENTS
DRIVE THEM FROM STATE.
California Declares War on Dishonest
Insuranco Companies.
8n Francisco, Juno 15. The ofllclil
TROOPS JOIN MOBS
lirurncVSich'VfS Czar Can No Longer Trust Sold-
lers to Resist Revolution.
A Rosumo of tho Loss Important but
Not Less Intorostlng Events
of tho Past Wook.
FIRST NATIONAL BANK of NorthYaklma, Wash.
Ompllal mnd Surplum 9130,000 OO
UNITED STATES DEPOSITORY
w.m.i. Ann
President
C1IA8. CARPENTER
Vice Prcsldont
W. L, BTK1KWEO.
Cashier
A. n. CLINK
Assistant Cashier
FIRST NATIONAL BANK
alia Walla, Washington. (First National Bank In tho State)
Transacts a General Banking Business.
CAPITAL tlOO.CKM. BURPLU8 1100,000.
LEVI ANKKNV, President. A. It. REYNOLDS. Vice Prcsldont. A. It. RURFORD, Cashier
JOHN I). RYAN. Prcs. 1). J. HENNESSEY, Vlro Pres. " JOHN O. MORONY, Cashlor
K. J. BOWMAN, Asst. Cashlor. MA UK HKINNER, Asst. Cnshlor.
THE FIRST NATIONAL BANK OF GREAT FALLS, MONTANA
Capital, $200,000. UNITED STATCS DEPOSITARY Deposits $1,200,000
.ABSOCIATK RANKS: Daly Ilnnk A Trust Co., Hut to; Daly Hank A Trust Co., Anaconda
THE NATIONAL BANK OF COMMERCE
TAOOMA, WASH.
UNITED STATES DEPOSITARY
OmnUml $200,000 Sumplum $300,000
SAVINGS DEPARTMENT
OFFICP.RH-Chi-torThnrni Pnsldeut; Arthur Albortson, Vlro President and Cashlor;
Frederick A. Klro, Assistant Cashlor; Dulbcrt A. Young, Assistant Cashier.
JNO. C. AINHWOItTII, Pros. JNO. 8. IIAKEIt, Vlco Pr.-s. P. C. KAUFKMAN, Jd Vice Pre.
A. t). PRICIIARD, Cashier. 1. P. IIAttKELL, Jit., Assistant Cashlor.
THE FIDELITY TRUST COMPANY BANK
General Banking CAPITAL AND SURPLUS, $390,000 Safe Deposit Vault
SAVINGS DEPARTMENT: Interest at the ltato ol S or cent per Annum, Credited Bond-Annually
TACOMA, WASHINGTON
ALFRED COO I.I DO K, Prcs. A. F. McCLAINK Vlco Pres AAHON KUIIN, Vice Pros.
CIIA8. E. BCRIRER, Cashlor. 1). C. WOODWAHD, Asst. Cashier.
THE COLFAX NATIONAL BANK of Oolf ax Wash.
Oamltal, $120,000.00
Transacts n gonoral banking business, Spocinl facilities for handling Eastern
Washington nnd lda)io items.
W. I". KETTKNIIACII, Pres.
J. ALEXANDER, Vlco Pres.
GEO. II. KE8TEH, Cashlor.
LEWISTON NATIONAL BANK
Capital, Surplus and Undivided Profits, $215,000.00
-Capital recently Increiuod from t-IO.Ooo to 1100.000 Surplus Increased from V),000 to f 100,000
DIRECTOR8 Jos. Alexander. G. Bunnell. J. II. Morris, (iraco K. Pfalllln. It. C. Poach,
, H. Hosier, W F. Kottrnbach, (. K. Guernsey, W in. A. Libert, J no. W. ulrrus, A, Froldeurich,
Twenty-two Years a National Hank, Oldest Bank in Lcwiston, Idaho.
Send Your Washington, Idaho and
Montana Business to the
OLJD INATIOINAL, BANK
Spokane Washington
THE FIRST NATIONAL BANK
ESTABLISHED
1881
Moorchotid, Mlnnusotit
JOHN LA Mil,
President
DAVID AfiKFOAAlll),
Vlco President
LEW A. Hl'NTOON,
Canlilor
AUTIIt'H II.CORTAIN,
Asst. Cashlor
Intcrottt Piild on Time Dupo.sltM
FIRST NATIONAL BANK of East Grand Forks, Minn.
Farm Loans Negotiated, Firo and Cyclono Insurant).) Written. Does u
General Hanking Iiusidess.
Capital, liO.ooo E. ARNK&ON, Pre.. O. It. JACOI1I Cashier
- Pop Cent InturoMt RiiUI on Tlmo DopomIIh
FIRST NATIONAL BANK
R ISM ARK, NORTH DAKOTA
Cmtmkllmhmd In 187 0. OmpHml, $100,000, Intmrmmt PmM ma Tim DmpmmNm
C.ll.LITTLE. President. F. D. KENDUICK, Vice President.
8. M. I'VE, Cashier. J. I- 11ELL. Asst. Cashier.
OENERAL BANKINB BUSINESS TRANSACTED.
THE JAMES RIVER NATIONAL BANK
Of JAMESTOWN, NORTH DAKOTA.
The Oldest and Largest Banking House in Central North Dakota
Collection made on all points in North Dakota. Foreign and domestic exchange bough
and told. Telegraph transfers to all parts of America.
Tiiero in n general feeling throughout
Russia that a revolution cannot help
but come soon.
Thirty-two insurance companies havo
refused to cut payment of San Francisco
losses 25 per rent and will pay In full.
Roosevelt condemns tho moat inspec
tion bill and thrcatus to call an extra
session If action is not taken on tho
canal.
A mooting of Illinois farmnrs at Chi
cago decided to form an organization to
fight tho commission men who are now
robbing them.
Tho government has secured evidence
at Olovoland, Ohio, of rebating to
Standard Oil and will prosecuto the oil
company and tho railroad.
A committee from th National Asso
ciation of Manufacturers, after nn In
vestigation ot Chicago packing Iioubo
conditions, says it can find nothing
wrong.
Stato Insurance Commissioner D.wls,
of Nevada, has notified insurance com
panlcH to pay 100 cents on the dollar of
their San crnnciBco Iobsch or quit bus),
noes in Nevada.
Germany soya America la not the
only country wlioro bad moat origin
atoa. The kaiser's inspectors relttse
admittance to shipments from several
other countries.
Tho president and senate continue at
loggerheads on important measure.
A storm Is brewing in the Russian
parliament about duplicity regarding
executions.
All shipping on San Francisco bay
continues tied up on account ot a strike
of tho freight handlers.
The house has voted to allow do
money to soldiers' homes for malitfen
nee Which have Unteens. "
Chicago courts are trying to decide
who is tho head of Zion City at the
present tlmo. Dowie is tho star wit
ness.
Tho I.ongworths are receiving splen
did entertainment in London. Mrs.
I.ongworth dined wilit tho king a few
dajsngo.
A New York Fedoral grand jury has
asked that several officers of the tobacco
trust bo adjudged in contempt and sent
to jail for failuro to produce certain
hoolts wanted by tho jury in an inves
tigation of the business methods of tho
trust.
A million dollar tiro at Baltimore
wiped out tho big Savannah docks, to
gether with all tho freight stored thore;
totally destroyed tho steamer Essex and
a number of scows loaded with cotton
and resin. Two lives aro believed to
have beon lost.
A now moderate party has been or
ganized in Russia,
An ontire regiment at Poltava, South
Russia, has mutinied.
A committeo from the Iioubo is work
ing on a meat inspection bill.
The eenato committeo has reported
that Smoot is not entitled to a seat in
the senate.
to meet their obligations nnd pay their
tosses in inn will not only be driven
from tho stato, but ruined beforo tho
world, if the widest publication of their
methods can accomplish that end. In
suranco Commissioner 13. Marion Wolf
io bucked by Attormy General Wtbb.
Tho nttornoy goneral expressed himself
forcefully todny regarding tiio proposi
tion made by 00 cumpunies at a moot
ing in Oakland Tuesday to pay only 75
per cent of adjusted losses.
"Under tho law of California," he
said, "the atato insuranco commission
er can rtvoko tho license of any insur
ance company for tho stato when there
Is rniiso. Certainly tho payment of
only 75 per cent of Iosboh would bo
cause. And not only would It bo proof
of unsoundness and unfitness to do
business, but it will bo the plainest
evidence of dishonesty. It would be
eauso for tho commissioner to revoke
the atato llcenso of auy company stand
ing for such a proposition, and I know
that Mr. Wolf, whose heart is iu the
situation, will tuko such action towatd
companies that enter such an agreement.
"This 1b tho limit of his power of
punishment under tho Oalflornta law,
mil lie can go much further. Tho in
surance commissioners of all tho states
slaml together. Through them, Com
missioner Wolf can ndvortlflo to all the
world tho dishonesty of tho companies
that refuse to meet their obligations.
am certain that lie will uso that pow
er against thoao that give him causu."
There was no change today in tho
alignment of insuranco companies on
the proposition to make a general 125
per cent cut, but tho companies that
voted for full payment still hopo to
win over many of those that took tho
stand for a percentage settlement.
STRIKE THREATENED AT MOSCOW
Governor of Poltava Clamors for
Froah Troops Slnco Mutiny
Court Party Exposed.
LIFE DISGUSTS DOWIE.
Aged Prophot Lay Down to Dio Onco,
But Could Not.
Chicago, Juno 15. John Alexander
Dowlo, on tho wltnoss stand in Judgo
Laudls' court today, tremblingly begged
for death to roliovu him of his sorrows
and his defeats. He declared also that
should ho dio ho would come back to
earth again as Elijah tho Restorer.
Dowie, In the course of his testi
mony, gave tho following rules to guide
a man who is about to die: "Do
things In order oven when you go to
die. Don't make a splash and mess of
it. Go to your death couch and await
the end in calm."
Tho occasion for tho dlecueelon of
death cimo when Dowie, fighting for
tho ownership of Zion City and re
claiming poseesslon, which is now in
tho hands of Wilbur G. Vollvu, was
telling of liia first serious illness an
part of the testimony on his present
competency to rule tho city which he
hullt. uowio mado tho amazing asser
tion that after he was first stricken he
lay down to dio, but awoko two hours
later, allvo.
"I wns never so dlrgustcd as when I
awoke two hours later alive," he said,
"and I am still alive and disgusted."
St. Petersburg, Juno 14. Ominous
of tho government's ability to copo
with prospective agrarian disorders is
tho news from Poltava, ono of the rich
est and most populous farming pro
vinces of RtiBBla, that tho governor 1b
in dBily receipt of requeats for troopa
for tho protection of estates from tho
peasants, who havo not tho slightest
fear of tho rural guards.
The governor is unnblo to comply
with thoso requests, bocauso tho local
troops, one regiment of winch' muti
nied Sunday, are so Infected by tho re
volutionary propaganda that detach
ments sont to tho villages Immediately
fraternise with tho peasants. Tho uov-
ornor thoteforo bees tho St. Petersburg
aHiuoriues io Bond mm Irenh troopn.
Two dally newspaper organs of tho
Revolutionary Socinllats, the Naiodny
Veatnlk (Peoplo'a Messenger) nnd tho
Ievestla (Peasant News) were suppress
ed today. Tho final number of the
Narodny Veatnlk gives ntntlntlcH of
Gonoral Trepofl'a reactionary party in
the council of the empire, which It
says is composed of three princes, four
count, threo baroiiB, 21 ex-governors
general, governors and other high ofll
rials, nnd ono metropolitan, who, to
gether draw from tho government over
fOUO.UUO hi salaries, lirsldes this, nil
thc9o reactionaries own immenbo cb
tatOH, that of M. Polotseff being 1,600,
000 acres.
An industrial tempest scorns to bo on
tha point ,of breaking nt Moscow,
whence it may again spread over the
empire. A dual conference between
the employers and printers, whose
slrlko produced the genornl strike of
last October, is being hold tonight. If
it should bo fruitless, tho result will be
a lockout of the printers and probably
a sympathetic factory strike.
INDEPENDENTS ASK FAIR PLAY.
MASSACRE AND PILLAGE.
THE
CAPITAL. BOO.OOO
FIRST rsJATIOlNAU BA1NK
OP DUL.UTH, MINNESOTA.
SURPLUS 73H.OOO
(J. S. Government Depositary.
GEOKGK PALMEK
President
F. L. MEYERS
Cashier
OEO.L.CLEAVEK W L. HKENHOLT8
Asst. Cashier Asst. Cashier
Lb Grande National Bank "oSPSSS
Capital and Surplus, $120,000
DinECTOrtS: J. M. Berrj-. A. B. Conlejr. F. J. Holmes. F. M. Iljrrklt, F. L. Meyers, Geo. L
Clearer, Geo. Palmer. ,.,,..
The Merchant National Bank
OF SAINT PAUL, MINNESOTA
United Simtmm Dmpomitory
CAPITAL, ONE MILLION DOLLARS
Transacts a general Unking business. Drafts Issued, arailable In all cities of the
States and Europe, Hong Kong and Manila. Collections made on favorable terms.
OFFICERS-KENNETH CLARK, President; C. 1L BlGfcLOW, Vice President; OEO
PRINCE, Vice President; II. W, PARKER, Cashier; II. VAN VLECK, Assistant Cashier.
DIRECTORS-Cratrionl Livingston, Kenneth Clark, J. U. Sklnntr, Lnuii W, Hill, Geo. II
Prince, C. U. Bigelow, U. R. Noyes, V, M, Watklns, L. P. Ordiay, F. B. Kellogg, E, N, Saund'ers
United
li.
Republican leaders in both houses
have agreed to a compromise on the
statehood bill.
General Toledo, leader of the Guate-
malan revolutionists, claims to be win
ning his fight.
A committee of San Francisco buii.
ness men is at'Washington to get Fed
eral aid for their city.
United States secret service men hare
discovered a scheme by which Chinese
were being smuggled into this country
at Vancouver, O. 0.
Threa of the largest insurance com
panies having losses In San Fianclco
have refused to make a cut of 25 per
cent in tbeir payments.
Reports from Hankow, China, show
that the great floods this spring in the
Hunan district caused a loss of life
amounting to tens of thousands. A
famine will follow, for the fiooda have
brought disaster to an immense area.
The Longworths have arrived In
England.
Manila business men have petitioned
congress to establish an agricultural
lank.
Btorms in Pennsylvania and Ohio
have canted loss of Ufa and destruction
of property.
The Mexican board of trade has
started an investigation of American
canned meats.
Bomb Flung at Christian Parade In
Russia Provokes Riot.
Rlalyptok, Russia, Juno 15. A Jew
If li anarchist threw a bomb among tho
Corpus Christ) procession, which wan
in progress hero today, and killed or
wounded hundrrda of persona. In con
sequence the Christiana attacked nnd
massacred the Jews and demolished
their shops.
The bomb wae thrown from the bal
cony of n houeu In Alurandrnv street
A Russian clergyman named Federoff
wan among those killed.
Immediately a'tcr the explosion Jews
began to Are from tho windows of the
house. Soldiers surrounded It and fired
two volleys. Meanwhile the enraged
Christians attacked the Jewish stores
in Alexaudrov and Suraz streets, demo,
iehing the fixtures and windows, throw
ing the goods into the gutters, and
beating and murdering tiio Jews. Many
Jews fled to tho railroad etatlon, pur
sued by the mob, which killed several
there.
Hold-Up Must Stop.
Washington, Juno 16. Judge James
Wickersham, of Alaska, will be con
firmed by the senate before adjornment
Notice was served on Senators Nelnon
and McCumber today by the steering
committee that the senate will not per
mit them to continue their hold-up of
thin nomination which it is apparent to
practically the entire senate that Wick
ersham has been unjustly accused and
that the fight against him is not being
made in good faith. It is unusual for
the senate to take such drastic meas
ures with its own members.
Major Scott To Be Superintendent.
Washington, June 15 Major Hugh
L. Scott, Fourteenth cavalry, now in
the Philippines, hat been selected by
Secretary Taft Io succeed lirigadiir
General A. L. Mills, as superintendent
of the military academy, who Is to be
given charge of nn army department,
probably in the Philippines.
Independents In Ohio Ask for Spoclal
Legislative Session.
Olovoland. Juno H. Tho Leader tn.
day says:
An extra session of tho Ohio legisla
ture in ntkod by tho Independent oil
men of tho state. A formal request for
the issuance of n special call Is being
prepared lor Governor Paulson, while
letters bearing upon this subject aro to
bo sent from Olovoland to ovury mom
her of tho legislature.
Should tho special session bo railed,
the independent oil men will urge the
amendment of tvo laws which thoy
deem necessary to Insure them fair pluy
as ngainat tho Standard Oil company.
Tho flrat la tho nntl-dlacrlmnatlon law
now iu operation In Kansas and Iowa.
Tho eecond in the maximum freight
law, which has enabled tho Independ
ent operators in Kansas to obtain equal
rights from tho railroads, thus placing
them on the ciwnu coinputitlo basis ad
the vast combine.
FORCE ISSUE ON CANAL TYPE.
Amendment to Sundry Civil Bill May
Come In House,
Washington, Juno 14. An unexnect.
ed Biiag was struck today in the move
ment lor an early adjournment, and it
is possible that tho type of the Panama
canal must be settled before congress
closes us sessions. Secretary Taft wbs
in conference wlt'.i Speaker Cannon and
Chairman Hepburn, of the committee
on interstate and foreign commerce,
which handles the canal legislation,
and there is a disposition tn settle the
type of canal beforo the adjournment
of congress.
Steamer Empire Is Sold.
City of Mexico, June 14. The steam
er Empire, now at Corlnto, Nicaragua,
and said to be assisting tho Guatemalan
rebels, has been sold to tho Nlcaraguan
government, accordlnj to a dispatch re
ceived here from Salvador, and cannot
now be seized. Tapachula advices
report that Ayutla, Guatemala, Iihh not
been retaken by Guatemala regulars.
Ocon Is faid to be still in the poi-sesslon
of tim revolutionists. Tho leaders of
tho Guatemalan revolution scout the
adverse reports sent out from Guatemala
City.
Goose Lake Land Withdrawn.
Washington, June 14. The secre-
tiry of the interior today withdrew
from disposition under the public land
laws a strip of land extending around
Goose lake, in Northern California, nnd
Southwestern Oregon f.ir in- in ton
net Ion with the I'iM river irrigation
project. TiiH area covers approximate
ly 40,000 acres.
GERMANIA TO QUIT.
Strong Insuranco Company Withdraws
From Callforola.
Sm Francisco, Juno 13. Tho Gor
niania ItiBUranco company, of New
York, will writo no more insurance in
this stato, will close all its otllcos nnd
abandon California as an hiBuranco
flold. Telegraphic liiBtructlons havo
beon recoived from tho homo odlco to
that effect and will bo followed.
Two rcaaotiB nro glvon for this action.
Ono, gonoral In its scopo, is that of nn
ultrn-consorvntivo company not caring
to risk nny more of its capital In Cali
fornia losses. Tho other is morn snn.
clflc, nnd enya tho doclalon of tho com
pany wbb influenced by tho legislature
a d Insuranco Commissioner Wolf.
Tho notion of tho Gormnnln company
Is tho talk of insuranco circles. When
It wns rcportod that tho Eagle and nomo
ot mo ouior smaller companies would
quit California, thoro was little com
mont It was expected but when a
company like tho Gormonln declared
Itself In tho samo manner the ontlro
commetclal community of tho city was
startled.
Tho Germanla Is ono of tho strong
companies doing business in California,
having assets of 17,000,000, and is pay-,
Ing its losses as rapidly nn thoy nro nd-'
Justed. Among Insuranco men tho
Gormanla in noted for its cunsorvntlsni.
It wan thought probable that tho com
pany had beon frightened out of the
stato by Its recent losses. This was not
fully admitted nt tho o dices of tho
company, though it wns conceded that
tho character of tho loss nnd tho man
ner in which It wnn Incurred may havo
lud Its effect on tho dlrectornto.
Thoro is every likelihood Hint n num
ber ol companies will follow tho oxam
plo of the Gormnnln, Smaller com
panics eeo in it n precedent under
which they may clnlm n reasonable ox
ctiso for quitting tho stato, and on tho
other hand It may bo tho ploneoMiiove
mont In what may develop Into" con
certed notion to secure tho repeal of tho
act nt tho next session.
CYCLONE IN MONTANA.
Loss at Havre Placed at 8200,000
Rain Accompanied Wind.
Havre, Mont., Juno 13. Havre and
Fort Asslulbolno wero struck by a hur
ricane this aftornoon that did damage
estimated at 1200,000. Jlulldlngs were
toppled ovor without warning when tho
cyclone struck and not a structuro in
the path of tho terrific wind escaped
damage. Several persons were injured,
hut up to a late hour this .evening no
fatalities were reported.
Tho florco wind carried rain with It,
which fact precluded tho possibility of
damage by fire. Men nnd women wero
swept from thoir feet by the hurricane
nnd for several minutes it was courting
injury to venturo outside. I.ntor tho
wind subsided somewhat nnd tho work
of rescue commenced.
A report tonight stntes that both of
tho reservoirs at Fort AsMlnlboIno have
burst and that thu quarters of tho sold
iers nro being Hooded. Four troops of
tho Second cavalry end (our companies
of the Second Infantry nro stationed
there.
LAWYERS TO BE PAID.
by
an
Graft on Colvlllo Indians Passed
tho House.
Washington, Juno 13. Choosing
opportune moment yesterday, when
nobody wan looking, Chairman Sher
man, of tho house Indian committee,
called up and secured the approval of
tho conlen-nco report on tho Indian
bill, which embodies thu Colvlllo In
dian graft. It had been tho intention
of Representative l-'ltzxgurnld, of New
York, to mako n light on tills feature
of thn report, but ho wbb not present at
the tlmo.
Reference to tho text of tho bill dis
closes the fact that It Is specifically
stated mat iidu.uuu cash appropria
tion, the first payment of f 1, 500, 000 to
tho Colvllles for the north half of their
reservation, is made "'or tho use and
lienrflt of the Indian," and yet Senator
McCumber, In defending the lawyers'
graft, stated in the senate that It was
understood iu committee that this first
appropriation would go to the lawyers,
the Indians not to receive any pa-t
of it,
It Is now up to tho president to eith
er permit thin graft to go through or
veto the entire Indian appropriation
bill.
Economy the Cry inlChlna.
Pekin, Juno 13. China is In finan
cial straits, The expenses of tho gov
eminent aro multiplying without In
creased revenues, The pay of the new
army Is considerably In arrears, and a
great percentage of desertions lsresut
ing. Tho dowager empress has issued
a long edict, impressing on all ofllciala
the necessity for economy. Tho edict
Is addressed to tho people, and attempt
to Justify the course of tho government.
It says that no one appreciates so much
as the throne tho Bufferings of the peo
ple from tho taxation necessary,
Trembler Cracks Buildings.
Nogales, Ariz., June 13. An earth.
quake occurred at Guaymas, Mox., yes
terday about noon. Several buildings
were cracked, but nobody was Injured.
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