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Postmaster Bancroft, against whom
, charges of Irregularity have bean pre
ferred by postal tnepectore In connection
"with the management of publlo funda
la hla keeping, la confined to hie bed
th result of an accident which hsp
nened lata yesterdey afternoon. Com
pute reat and quiet hare been pre
scribed, and accordingly be haa been un
tble to present hla, version of tha
'charges that have been mad
' Among the poatofflc and government
'employee Uta morning tha rumor gained
currency that there waa an attempt to
inflict neraonal Inlurr upon himself In
view of tha nature of tha charges against
him. - Tha rumor waa emphatically de
Mad . ny friend of tha posunaatef and
lila family.
A . . Pealed By IM Bancroft.
' "There ta absolutely no truth la tha
rumor." said lire. Bancroft tbla morn
ing. "M- Bancroft frequently cuts wood
la tha baaement and W ae doing yester
day afternoon when tha accident beel
him. I waa attracted by groana. and
on haetenlag tb place found him
bleeding profanely and la intense pain.
The ax had slipped and inflicted a
lonr across hla foot ' .
. "He la now oonflnad to hla bed and to
absolutely unabla to glvs ant any auta
tnent We have -been advised to keep
fclm perfectly quiet and avoid any axar
tlon on hla part, either mental or phys
ical, aa much aa possible. But any m
mora to tha affect that ha triad to In
jure himself are without Any foundation
whatever.
William Jones, a cripple with but on
let, waa arretted yesterday by Mounted
Officer Croxford on the charge of Im
proper oonduot, preferred by Miss Alice
Malcolm, the 14 -year-old daughter of
C. H. Malcolm, residing at 1013 Seat
Ninth etreet north.. He waa arraigned
In the municipal court thla morning, and
tha teetlmony of Mlaa Malcolm, who, la
a achool girl, waa taken, arter which
tha caae waa continued until next Mon
day. . The defendant la tn the city Jail.
Tha caae haa arouaed (Teat Indignation
at Highland.
In all probability a eeoond charge ef
exhibiting obncene plcturea will be
filed againat Jones, ae ha admitted hv
Ing a picture of that type In hla room
on Sixth etreet, lie told tha polio yes
terday at the station " whlla being
aeaxcnea tnat tney couia get tn pioture
py going to nia room, nut no emoer wat
aent for It. aa no charge bad been filed
againat him la which tho picture would
be required aa evidence.
Jones dsniea tha testimony of Mlaa
Malcolm, and tha police aay there la
little room for a mlatake on her part
It la believed tha offender will be held
to tho grand Jury.
In an Interview, Mlaa Malcolm, who
waa accompanied by her father, made
tha following statement to Tha Journal:
"I go to the Highland school, which
Is situated about two blocks from my
home, and to get there I have been
taking a path that leads through the
woods. There Is no graded atreet near.
Three days ago, aa I waa going to
achool. the man who waa arrested met
me In a thickly wooded glen. Ha
grssped me and acfed la a violent man
ner. I broke away rrom mm and ran.
"To my horror, tha man followed ma,
and aa soon aa I looked back and saw!
him coming I out through tho woods,
That was how I got away from him: I
with hla crutches ha waa unabla to fol
low me through tha oruah."
Tha testimony waa taken by Judge!
Rogua In chambers to avoid tha large
arowd of morbid Ilatenera always pres
ent ta oourt ueputy DUtrict Attorney
Brand represented tha state and
Walter Wolf tho prisoner..
When found yesterday afternoon hr I
Patrolman Croxford. Jonea waa engaged
in going anout rrom house to bouse ped
dling ornery knlfa aharpenera aad other I
thing.
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Baaato? BmoaaS QUKTrtesd.
Mr. Bancroft's friends are at a loaa
to undersUnd what led k him into his
present difficulties.
una Ol uie nrpuDiican "u" " this nlaiso.
Multnomah county said this morning I iZmJ!ZiZ
that Bancroft bad been called to ao
count by Senator Mitchell a week or
mora before tha disclosure at Wash
ington of the results of tho last In
vestigation. - Senator . Mitchell., It was
atatedV Informed Bancroft that-aerlous
(Iptalat OUpetch s Tka JbanaLl
Oreaham, Or, May T-At a meeting
held la J. H. Metiger's hall on Friday
evening, plana ' war formulated and
committee appointed for tha purpoae of
securing necessary grounds, funda, etc,
for tha purpose of holding a county fair
Tha meeting was called to order by
J. W. Shattuok and by a motion made
and carried W. H. Hamilton waa elected
chairman of the meeting, and Immedi
ately after IB. L. Thorpe was sleeted
for the position ef secretary.
The rlrpt Order of business was the
ohargea ware oontalned la the ,fpari t appointing of a oommlttee on groanda.
and after a prolonged discussion upon
tne insMctora. ana tnat no isaiicneuj
-t waa very much surprised and chagrined
: ' that .the man whom he had protected
and had aided ahould again become a
4 aubjeot for departmental eenaure and
:r ' perhaps worse. Senator Mitchell. It waa
. suted. Informed Bancroft that he de
sired a apeedy explanation. This, ao-
i oordlng to the politicise mentioned, waa
not forthcoming and Mitchell ceased to
' shield, him from that time. , ,
-K ' Boadsmsm May Aol
i Mr. Bancroft's -bondimen can at any
V(t time cause his removal, at leaat tern
i r porarlly, and Install hl assistant la
! charge of the office. Thla may be done
' at any moment. Mr. Bancroft's bonds
man are not known' to any one except
'to the postmaster, themselves, and per-
' ' haps two or three personal frlenda.
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varloua tracts, the following Is the com
mittee aa appointed: John Conley, J,
W. Shattuck and B. W. Emery. Thla
committee Is empowered to obtain tha
beat possible terms upon some suitable
ground and to report their action to the
grange committee which meets at thla
place on the ITth Inst, la the Orange
baiL
The next step hi the Interest of ths
fair was el discussion of the mode by
which the aeoaasary funda for the
launching of the enterprise were to be
obtained. It was partially decided thut
a Joint stock oompeny be organised but
this point was not definitely settled.
neither the amount of value to be placed
upon each share. Thla aetioa waa de
ferred and will be taken by the grange
Republican politician, generally believe 51 ni' fT1?!? ?
, that unless Bancroft can make a eem
I plete showing In his favor, and that
? at aa early date, lie will be allowed to
i resign or will be removed. -.
- No action will be taken toy District
Attorney Hall In oonneotlon with the al
' leged Irregularities until he la tnstraoted
to Institute proceedings by the depart
ment in wsshlngton. -
"The affair la beyond my jurisdiction."
said Mr. Hall today. "Aa a matter of
fact. X have not been advised of any
Irregularities except by what. I have
read in the newspapers and the rumors
: I have heard. ' It la not what la termed
here, but if all la not finished at that
time the conclusive action will be given
at Pomona grange to be held in Fair-
view... .. .
, Nearly all - present at the meeting
were in favor of having the par value of
stock II per share, for by so doing It la
more probable that a greater number
of subscrlbera can be Hated than at the
IS rate. A voice for shares was asked.
After a discussion of varloua points of
vantage were fully oovered, the vote
stood 10 to It In favor of Oreaham.
The other point In discussion being
Fairview a offer.
At thla time In the meeting the many
an emergency case and I am not usually I advantages of this community wars sst
advised of any charges except where
there la a possibility of tha alleged
criminal escaping. One Of the laws
covering the offense with which Mr.
Bancroft la charged la found In section
-1171-of the Postal- Laws -and-Regula-,
tlona. , Tha section provides:
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'"Every offloer or other person charged
by any act of congress with the safe
c keeping of publlo moneys, who falls to
eaieiy Keep the same, without loaning,
I using, converting to hi own use, de
( positing In banks, - or exchanging for
other funds aa specially provided by
law, shall be guilty of embesslement of
the money so loaned, used, converted,
deposited or exchanged, and shall be lm
c prisoned not less than six months nor
more than 10 year and fined la the aum
equal to the amount of money aa era
i hesiled."
Poetal Inspectors are reticent oon
. earning tha. extent ef the investigation
-that waa recently made.-From unofficial
sources, however, It Is stated that the
i investigation revealed a number of
i Irregularities extending from the time
-. of the first Investigation. It la stated In
the"nuppTmerfiafy report '-of - the Ini
spectora that even after his promise to
refrain from further use of' publlo
money, Mr. Bancroft has frequently
token various sums from the safe. The
: money, it Is stated, was replaced before
the second Investigation was made.
Candidates Enter Field.
In connection with the charges that
have been preferred against the preaent
Incumbent several candidates for the
.position have eppeared. They are exert
ing every Influence In their behalf to
secure the appointment In case of the
resignation or removal of Mr. Bancroft
Conspicuous In the race for the fed
eral position Is J. E. Hunt ex-state sen
ator, who is said to have secured a
pledge from Senator Mitchell of prefer
ment in case of the removal of the pres
ent postmaster. C. A. Burkhardt nrss-
ent assistant to Mr. Bancroft has also
developed ambitions in that line and his
friends are claiming that be will get the
place if a vacancy is created.
. . John Mlnto, ex-chlef of police, la an
other of the entries, He Is now a
deputy In the office of the collector of
Internal revenue Another aspirant Is
A. B. C roadman, who probably haa the
aupport and encouragement of every
business man in the city. He was for
merly la the position now held by Mr.
, Bancroft and left aa enviable record.
Mr. Bancroft ta not attended hv
'physician, but hla friends hope that he
will soon recover from the effects of the
accident It .la stated that he wlU be
unable to leave his room for several
days. .
forth and It was found that they far
Outnumbered those of either Fairview
or Lents, in that the location Is more
central, the community more thickly
settled, railroad service much better and
other points too numerous to mention at
this tUne. A round-trip rate of 21 cents
haa been offered by the O. W. P. Ry.
Co.. during each day of the fair.
The following persons were appointed
to secure subscriptions for stock: F. A.
Short and Lewis Shattuck. There waa
over 1100 worth of atock aubscrlbed by
those present- , '-, .
The fair question waa not rurtner dis
cussed at this time and the organising
of a rural telephone system wai taken
up. W. O. Rowen of the Northwest
Electrlo Engineering company, waa pres
ent and gave an approximate cost of the
venture. The wire would coat on an
average f per mile and other expenses
not Including the posts would bring the
total expense ' to the patron ef not to
exced 125 to 30 and the line would then
be free from any further expense other
than soms necessary repairs for break
ares, etc., from time to time, generally
not to exceed a few dollars per year.
TJi1,.pro4e!,t., waa . thorquarhls.t4',scuf sod
and the following committee waa ap
pointed to make the necessary arrange
ment for the organisation: W. H.
Hamilton, Fred O. Conley and Charles
Cleveland.
The next meeting will bo held on Fri
day evening next for the purpose of re
ceiving the reports of the various com
mittees and to transact and further
business that may come before them at
that time.
WILL CELEBRATE
QUEEfi'jS BIRTHDAY!
la accordance with Ita long oatah
Ushed custom, tha British Benevolent!
aocletf, assisted by the St 'Andrews so
ciety, taan laacieay society and Caledon
ian society te preparing for the celebra
tion of the birthday- of the late Queen
Victoria on May it, which haa cornel
to be known among all Britishers the
world over aa "Queen Victoria day." The I
British Benevolent society Inaugurated I
thla la Portland and under the auspice I
or the combined aocietlea last year!
gave one of the meet euoceasful - con-1
certs at the armory ever given here.
Committees have been appointed for the)
entertainment thla year on somewhat I
the asms lines.
Ths ladles of the varloua aocietlea
will provide refreshments. The concert
ta to be held at Armory hall May It.
In addition to the mualo there will be I
readings, some speeches aad other en-1
Joyable features. The committee are:
Oeneral committee Jamea Cormack.
Frencie Sealey, Mrs. E. T. C. Steven, I
George J, Cameron, J. C, Roblnaon.
oeorge Black W. R. Mackensle. Mrs.
Joseph Duncan. A. O. Brown, David I
Henderson, A. O. Rlddell, James Ruddl-
man, David A. Milne, Oeorge Taylor, jr.
Charters, R. W. Blackwood.
Refreahment committee Mrs. Stevens
and Mr. Duncan.
Hall and printing committee A. O.
Brown, J me Cormack, Oeorge
Cameron and Oeorge Black.
Program committees-Mr. J. C. Robln
aon, Francla Sealey aad K. K. Baxter.
Secretary -A. O. Brown.
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FOLEY'S IDHGV CUI1G
.i-Hiyrtinfl 4-Vex iitmnnra Arrritiri fnipavel orttones with sxciucUtlni riini.1 Other medlclnei oaij
8trengtnen3: tne 4unnary organse -r'-nwu After tawni fouy-s kidnet cukb tb remit vu
U:Mo ,r ftiA IrtrfnAtra ntirl inxriV- arprlilnf . A few doie itarted thfi brick duit, liko flno itoncs, etc..
Pint J SCm tzi CtivJ bre:!:!LiifcVV;t?
A. H. Tuurnee, Mgr. VUIs Creek Coal Ca., Buffalo, 0. vrlttat '
"Ibm been afflicted with kidney and bladder trouble for reare, paaa
builds up the kidneys and invig
orates ihe wHole system;. ; .
TWO OliEO COo end 01pC0
and now 1 have bo pain acroii for kidneys and ! feel like s sew man. .
FOLEY'S KIDNEY CURE MS done ma 9 1 ,000 worth ef food.
; , iCw'Cftsr.fttsSefjr Cm Ctsptri' Vlftlif,:;;1
, 1 Thos. V. Carter, of Aabboro, N. C,- had Kidney Trouble sod
no bottle of FOLEY'S KIDNEY CURB effected s perfect core, and
he says there U no remedy that will compare with It. 1 " . y r.
SOU) L'3 BHfflZ3CID" BY '
WOODABD.'i CLARKE, ft CO. . and. LAUE-DAVIS ' DRUG. CO.
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Tacoma. Wash., May 7 John Burks,!
highwayman, was today sentenced to I
aerve 14 yeara In the penitentiary fori
an assault with Intent to commit mur
der on Slever Leraen, a druggist The
aault waa committee In February.
Laraen waa shot through the abdomen
twice, but recovered. .
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Ought to see the kind we sell at $3.50, $4, $4.50, $5, $5.50, $7, $70,
$3 and $10. They will shave the lawn as a razor shaves the face.
All Description ofCarpenteri Edgtd Tools, Hand
Sawst Crosscnt Stwt, MaDets, sarins Nichines. Etc.
Guaranteed Al in all respects and at prices that
will bear 'comparison with any store in America.
Catlary, Ytawart. Washla Machines, Utckcs
Foraishla Coeds aad
EVERYTHING IN HARDWARE
GARDEN TOOLS OF. ALL KINDS
At less than market prices the sort that gets up a morning appetite
for the good and industrious husband as he hoes and digs among the
amiling vegetation.
This Is the Great Stove and Range Market of Oregon.
Our Universal Ranges have no Equal in the World.
SPOKANE MEN SEEK
VALUABLE CLAIMS
(Special Dupatctt te To Journal.
Victoria, B. C, May 7. J udge Moore
Of Spokane la here representing a large
company seeking to obtain coal min
ing claim in aoutbeast Kootenai in
blocks which were granted to the
Canadian Pacific railroad for railway
purpoae but were later canceled by the
government of the colony two yeara
ago In the publlo Interest The time has
expired for the Dominion government
to disallow the act of cancellation. Ths
Spokane 1 company seek to have their
staked claims granted. The McBride
government la considering the matter
carefully aa had been promised. Ths
blocks canceled include 618,000 acres
and are regarded as very valuable.
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With . 400 tone of wheat in her hold
nnd a deckload of lumber, the steam
schooner Aurella will aali tonight for
Ban Franelace. . ' j
Bound to San Pedro with lumber, the
., schooner Hesper left down this morn
ing. She waa loaded at the Inman 1
Poulsen mill. - Tha Sophie Cbrlstensen,
i which received her. cargo at the North
. ; Jaclflo mill, will leave .down tomorrow.
The finishing touches are being put on
' the new ft re boat at s the plant ef the
' Willamette Iron Works, and it is said I
. that she will be ready to make tier trial
trio the first of next week. , ?
Local Inspectors Edwards and Fuller
spent the day at Astoria yesterday. In
specting the steamer Soith. '," -::
Rich-Aromatic -Delidoa
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Mo coupont, no prizei. ao tauvanin
' I aad -lb. aema-tithl oat '
Ve Still Offer
$1,000 Reward
For any case of Blight's
Disease we cannot cure. We
also offer
$1,000 Reward
For any case of liver or kid
ney diseases we cannot cure.
We also offer
$1,000 Reward
For any case of catarrh or
. stomach trouble we cannot
cure. We likewise offer
$1,000 Reward
For any case of rheumatism,
sciatica or neuralgia we can
not cure.
Our Cures
Are Positive
We bake disease out of the
system. It cannot live with
us.
The
X-Radium
Institate
S. L Cor. First and Morrison
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TELEPHONE MAIN 2796.
Odd Fellows .Temple
FIRST .AND ALDER
Telephone Main 1382
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BusiesttHartJ
MandiVEc
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BataaUafcea XSSo. Oregon rnoae,
Portland
Marble Works
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H CHAN EN it NEXT.'
Manufacturers of and
dealers In ail kinds of
Marbfe, Granite and
Stone Work
Estimates Given
Applteatioa. r
263 FIRST STREET
Bet Mad!onvand
Jefferson Streets.
, PORTLAND Of.
AW I
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1 1 1 wr 1 '. ft- -sc
As High as the Ceiling
and from that down to the floor, the
wall papers and borders we furnish and
apply to the walls of your apartments
not only -meet "your requirements, but
are a source of constant delight to your
eyes, of pleasure to your guests. 'Twill
do you good to see our line.
Ernest
Miller
137 FIRST 8TREBT
Boston Painless Dentists
Are the only dentists In Portland having
tne laie ooisnicsi aiscoverr 10 appiy to
the gums for Painless Extracting, Fill
ing and Crowning Teeth, and guaranteed
xorten years.
ONLY IS MTS MORE W CUT UTU
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All work contracted for durlnsr ths
next IS days will be done any time In
tne future at cut rate prices.
Extractlnt......FIEe EumlMtloa.M...REE
Silver Flllinft....JS Geld Filllngi 7Sc
rafl Set TwtklOl : Cold Crrwas. S3.M
Bridge Work ...$3.01 TeetlwfthontpUtei S3.M
crowns ana sinage won at low prices
vuz raieni von Die amotion
a specialty.
kold your teeth up.
id axvouixai.
Come in at once and take advantage
of low rates. All work done by special
ists without pain ana guaranteed for 10
yeara. : : -
Our ofllees In all lara-e nltlaa In tha
United State have teen established for
i years. -
Boston Painless Dentists
com. pipth aits xoBmzsosr its.
: snwaoce zi Mnrruoa street.
BBAHOH OFFICES ! fit lint An.. KxHUt
oe Padfle At., laoosiat IT18 Htwltt an..
srerett. Waab. .
MENANDW0B.UH.
X I V Bit tor sasalnral
r I dlMharf a.inflammatiooa,
U IrriUtlaa r aloaratloa
f aiaeeae aumkniML.
iTHtEvAWCHUIICwC. gnt erpoiMsesa.
nagMiun.if j aoid kr Dvsunrtats,
ami lapiais wrapper.
. or ibottlr.il. T.-
Clnalar at ea mastt.
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Dr. W. Norton Davis.
IN A WEEK
We treat successfully all private,
nervous and chronic dissases. also blood;
stomach, heart. Uvar. kidney and throat
troubles. - We -cure iifhius twunout
mercury) to sUy cured forever, In 10 to
CO days. We remove stricture witn
out operation or pain, in fifteen days.
w;cosowfflOEAfA-iim
TUSCA
Mineral Springs
om stsbt bat nr tmm
To Whom It May Concern
I cams to the above springs oa April
I to take treatment for mv eyes.' I had
a very sever attack of catarrh of the
eyes, was almost blind after treating
wua tne neat speoiajisis mat couiq oe
The 'doctors of this Institute are all
regular graduates, have had many
years' experience, have been Known in
Portland for IS years, nave a reputation
to maintain, ana will unaenaice do c
unless certain cure can be effected.
We guarantee a cure In every case
we undertake or charge no fee.. Con
sulfation free. Letters confidential, in
structlve BOOK FOR MEN mailed free
In plain wrapper. - ,A .
XI you cannot eau at omce, wrue tor
icstlon blank for noma treatment.
Offle hours to 8. and 7 to I. Sundays
ana Holidays, 19 to s
The leading spectallsts In the Northwest
jusutousnea is. , .
Dr. W. Norton Davis & Co.
Van STop Hotel, iti B. Ootv VaJr4 aS
Ptae Streets. s
' - POBTTVAJTO. OSXOOnT.
ROOTS. HERBS.: BARKS
AND BERRIES
Have aeen the subject of ear study far
years. - We understand their action upon
the human system, and are prepared to
successfully-; treat Kidney, Liver and
Stomach trouble, - Female - Complaints
and Chronic Diseases which American
doctors cannot handle. . Nothing tout
pure vegetables used, .v consultation
DR. VING LEE
CHINESE PHYSICIAN .: '
250 Bornslde Street, Portland, Oregon
found, and suffering for nine yeara.
have at last found a cure here at
FAMOUS TUSCAN SPRINGS. I Can
not praise them too highly. I hope that
others that are afflicted will give toam
Boom Sol, Commercial Eldg., Portland,
. Oregon. ., ; . ,.
sfr, t. CX Palmer, of Palmer, Or4 waa
cured of rheumatism. '- If you- are alck
write to us; we wUl give you the name
ana aaaress or some one curea oi
elmllar complaint ; (
Tiwcan Minerd SpringsCorp.
: TTSOAJT, OAXk
sxnn soo pob somi op sroatAOi
A3TO OATAJtUC SAXT,
1 he large and most cocnpleta un
dertaklng Mtabtlsbngat ea the Coast.
Pt 9, Dunning, Inc., 414 East Alder,
corner East 5lxth, .. r BotH phoaes.
Calls promptly answered to any part
o4 tho city.
Oold Fllllnts ,i.i..MM.;.Si!oo
Silver Fillings ......... .,.S .go
Gold Crowns ..........Soo
Fall Set ol Teeth .X.....$S.od
. Theae ar now pricea for nrat
elaas work ,
.j rye my per
sonal attention .
to patrons-and:
DO absolutely
guarantee ALL ;
MI WORK. I
have the latest '
rpplianoee
nowa to den
".;-v :r-4i v,:!: P unrrt-f-i-f
W.T. SLATTEN, Dentin
. Iwm I, :4IJ4 SuhlntooJt.
Phone, Ked 11.
fwrvrwa sboohb aito rrtmi.
Omoefeourai S toft. Sunday, is to Uj.
A Boynton Furnace
: : .. - M a i a.
O. OEEJ WO
' The Qrest Chinese Doctor
la called great be
canse his wonderful
cume are so well
known throughout
the United Statea.
and because so many
-people - are thankful
to him for saving
their uvea from
OPERATIONS
He treats any and
all diseases - with
powerful Chinees
herb, , roots, buds,
barks and vegetables
that are entirely un
known to medical science In this coun
try, and through tne uso oine-e Harm
less remedies. This famous doctor knows
the action of over BOO different remedies ;
that he has successfully used in different.,
dlaeaaea. He guarantees to oure catarrh,
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