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T1IP. I'Kori.K PF tn TOR
EAST OREfJONIAN
TIIAT'4 THKrAPlI
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PENDLETON, UMATILLA COUNTY, OREGON, W 1 N Bfi DAY , DECEM BE B 96, 1 900.
NO. 40OT
Sn
ILL
HAS
ROODS
BUTTON ! BUTTON !
WHO'S GOT THE BUTTON?
GOING TO
BE CLOSED
OUT!
COUPON
No. 7466 draws the
$36 Satin I town ' lomfort.
Positively
Hundreds of
Articles at Just
ONE-HALF
Retail Price!
The lucky holder of Coupon
No. 7466 will please call and
accept this beautiful Christ
mas present.
Don'tl
Destroy or throw away those Coupons
-Coupons arc scattered ill OTtr the
United states, from New York to
Mexico. Iii case Coupon No. 74A5
isn't presented within SO days it will
be void and we'll draw again.
Alexander & Hexter"
The Boston Store
SALE PRICES...
ON ALL LINES OF
WIMTER GOODS...
Jackets,
Capes,
Skirts,
TailorMade Suits
Wool Waists.
THE BOSTON STORE
Pendleton's Big Store.
Our First
ANNUAL
SALE!
Begins"
Jan. 1st To
Jan. 25th.
notice the bills:
v,sit our store!
rrederick No
-KvYxVvN
One Half
Price I
for Infants and Children.
CaHtoria 1h a lwriuless mibstituo- for ustor OU, Pore
lroi'U', UropK and Soothing; H.mmius. It is I'loununt. It
-diii. on.- noithtu 0iuiu. Moriihlue nor other Nur. otm
Mili-tuiu c. It lHtro,s Worms and allays rYvi-riahiiiuui,
It curea Oiarrluia and Wind olir. It rellevee Teth
iiiif Troublea and eures Comtluation. It rgutouH tho
.stomach ami Bowel, triviiiL, healthy and naturul bleep.
The Children's 1'auacea The Mother's i'rieud.
The Kind You Have Always Bought
Bears the Signature ol
In Use For Over 30 Years.
mm ""' " ' "
GENERAL NKWS.
Th population f Herlin. including
the suburbs, is l!. 400.ti7ii, as compared
with 1,07ft, MO in ISIS.
To shield hi. mother from abuse lB)d
save himself a lasting with- n poker,
Albert Alhortsnn shot anil killed his
father at their home in Chicago.
! llH-rt who is 17 years oMi WM ar
I resteil.
I Thirty ears km tug part of th
I'nitcd States government exhibit at
I the r nt Paris exposition were laid
under cndirago at Havre, the railroad
I company declining to surrender them
pending the payment of a claim (or
, I71(t francs.
Judge Stockhrtdge ut Baltimore ap-
Minted llaniel I.. Hrantnii receiver for
I the Keonomy Savings bank which
closed its doors Saturday. Two banks
have closed tlieir door ill Baltimore
w ithin the last ten days. There has
not bin a bank failure m Haltimore
before these for twenty years.
Jessie Morrison was release. I at
Eldorado, Kansas, Monday on IKOOO
bonds, Sheriff Tumor having approved
the bond, Judge Morrison, father of
the imprisoned girl, accompanied him
to the jail where they released her
frOBI custody. The party then quietly
went to the Morrison home.
Two hundred Billion dollars is the
max i in ii m sum the administration
wants the powers to demand ol China
as indemnity, yet the figures are likely
to he many times that amount. The
United Stales armv has a deficiency of
114,000,000 'Of transportation of army
supplies, and most of that is charged
against China.
Kour members of Jtho Sisemore
family on one side ainl llenry Harrott
and W. Hi Vang "ii the other, en
gaged in a dci-pcrote light nt adletillery
near London, Kentucky, Monday.
Young and one of the Siseniore's wen
killed and two of t he Siseniores fatally
wounded. An old filed was the cause
of the trouhle.
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PACIFIC NORTHWEST NIWS.
The K. K. Seelev resiilem'e in Salem
I was huriied Monday. The laniily were
away from home.
Mm. H. K. Lien, aged 49 years, died
at her home on Howell I'rairie.
Marion enmity, Monday.
Mrs. Cost ina Madison died at her
home near Salem on Monday, aged -I"
years, of inflammation of the hlood,
Samuel H. Newkirk, aged n'2 years,
died at the slate asylum tor the in
sane, at Salem, Sunday of appolexy.
There are L'H vessels in the Columbia
river at present, with a total toiuuige
ot 50,IMM, or :I,IHH),UI0 bushels of
"heat.
W. W. Ncotl, the young man who
committed so many bnrglurles in Port
land within the past year, was sen
tenced to 10 years in the penitentiary
hy Judo (i purge on Monday.
I'atndaian .loie llindmaii, ol Spo
kane, distinguished himself Friday
night hy dashing into u burning build
lug and carrying out three babies
safely. The Hre whs in a frame buihl
ing occupied by "Aunty" lingers, an
old colored woman, as a I In by Home.
l'e of acetylene gas tor illumination
of the Christian MOMS at CorvalliH
will be abandoned. A gas plant was
put in the church a year or more ago.
Though the light was satisfactory, too
much care was required t keep the
machine in order. Electric light will
bo used.
The stockholders of the Wasco Ware
house company have concluded ((l erect
u ftOO-harrel flouring mill on the
ground- Immediately east ol the ware
house at The llalles. The huildilig
will lie of brick ami work will com
mence on the structure just as skin as
the weather will permit.
There Imve been uiarriageii dur
ing the veur P.lOO, up to the present
timuiu Walla Walla county. Divorces
to the number ot L'2 have been grunted.
Thirteen divorces have been applied
for which have not yet been ordered or
are still pending. The per MMUUM of
divorces to the number married is 11)
per cent.
Ku 1 1 road men ut Pocatello, Idaho,
went on a strike one duy last week.
The cause was the running in of a
road engine to do switching. The
I itch men would not liand this, and
iiuit forthwith, demanding the romoral
of the locomotive, which demand was
p lily granted. Tin- strike lusted
two hours.
44 1 lingered between
life and death."
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THE EAST OREGONIAN.
I he Paper of the People,
liveryuody Reads It.
The l.araesl Circulation.
Host Advertising Medium
"I thiuk
nr. Pierce's
Favorite
Preemption
and 'Golden
Mcdicul In.
covery 1 the
best tuedi
ciues in lie
world,"
writes Mrs.
Ann;..,
lAU(lierty,
ot Kerrigan,
Wayue Co.,
Mo. "I
gave birth to
a baby last
Minnie i .
After cou
fiueiuenl i
became very
ill, had the
Ijest phybi-
ei ill tli ,1
could be
got, Old l.i
diuguosed my case as uU-.riuc trouble
teuiliug to droptiy. Medn im saesMd to
do me uo good. I lingered lietween life
and death for quite a while, every duy
growing; weaker until 1 could not wulk
across the room. My frit-nda wen- look
ing for my death every minute. A frieud
wrote unci told me about Or. K.V. fieri c,
and I at once wrote to him lor medical
adeiOB. He replied immediately, giviuK
me full instructions as to whut to do. I
at once followed his advice, uud when I
had taken his medicine about a week X
felt a good deal stronger When I had
taken it about one mouth I felt as slroiig
aa I do to-day. 1 took four bottles of
each kind mid two vials of ' Pleasant
Pellets, t Many thanks for the medicine,
It has permanently cured me."
ALLEN G. THURMAN
ATTACKS GROVER
CLEVELAND.
o
Believes in His Honesty, But
Not in His Knowledge.
0
GROVER'S IDEAS OR REORGANIZATION
Intimites Tbit the Party Is Better Orttaolred
at Present Than by Following the
Cleveland Formula.
Columbus, It., IVo. OA Allen V.
Ttrarmnn, the ann of "the old nmnui,"
Unlay in an authorised Interview,
ridiculed expieekleiil Clevelnnd'i Idea
of reorganizing the democracy, quoting
this sentiment of his father' regarding
Cleveland: "My father expressed mv
Idea of Cleveland onoe when he muq,
after reading Cleveland meaaagenn
the money uueatloti, 'while I have the
greatedt taitil in niv friend Drover'-.
Roneety uud lntent of purpuae, l
must any I have it mur opinion
of his know ledge ol money or an thing
erne."
Mr. ThumiMI Ultnlu the party i
bettor nrganiaed at the preaonl unte
1 1 in ii if the Clevelnnd formula Ma
followed and It la twice more popular
1 1 ill 1 1 it would be under It.
A SIX MONTHS JUHILBB.
The Pope Will Greet tho New Centnrv
With an Ode.
Koine, Dec. SS tl.e Miia's physi
cian ikiqipo.nl to having his holiness
celebrate the midnight mass on the
.list, hut the latter will probably
ignoro the wishes of his physician.
The pope is writing a I. aim ode ol
greet ing to,t be new century. A papal
hull, proclaiming a six months' jubilee
in every diocese, w -s published here
loony.
A BANKER IN TROUBLE.
Tried lo Kiss a rouna Woman Without
Hor Consent.
Ilutte, Mont., Dec. ilfl. On complaint
ol Him Hor.i Pullerton of Rod Lodge,!
W. 1 . Meyer, a hanker and a state
senator, was arrested here hslay on a
charge of iissaiill in the third degree.
It is all eged by the girl thai tin
banker attempted to kiss her in his
private otBoOi The inn 1 has caused a
anaatlon ban. Hoth families occupy
high sisition. Meyer promptly gave
bonds for his appearance.
THE B00Z HAZINti CASE.
The Board Will Suon Natat Ut Invosll
aailon. West Point, Kec SB, -The war d
nurtiiiont Ismrd of inuiry resutned its
liivustigutioii of the allegisl hating of
former Cadet BOM and baring in gen
eral this afternoon. It is probable the
Isiard will complete its work here tins
week and then return to llristol, Ph.,
after the New Year, to uive friends
of ll'six u chance to refute any of the
West Point testimony that they muv
be able to.
Castellans a Knave.
Paris, Dec. IS. The case of Werth
elmer, a brlcabtao dealer. whoi suing
I Count Caatollane, Annie Qould'i hus-
baml, for twelve thousand francs, was
I resunitsl here tislay. The counsel for
! Wertheimei denounced Castellane ii" i
bigger knave than a fool and
threatened to institute criminal pro
ceeding! against him. Ib urged the
court to order Immediate payment of
the Indebted noee. The deciilon ol the
I court is reserved.
Wanted tor Kldnaptne.
Omaha, Neb., Dec. SB. Lootl au
thorities are uiiMouslv awaiting word
froni St. Joseph, Mo., whore it is oniil
Pat Crowe is in hiding, and whose
arrest there erroneously reported
yesterday. The police are confident
that Crowe is in St. Joseph. Crowe is
thought to he the leader of the trio of
men concerned in the Cudahy
kidnaping case.
Alvord', Case Continued.
New York. Dee, 'Ji. The CMC of
Cornelius Alvord. who enibeaaied
BftW,0Un from The Klrel Natknml llank
of Intfi city, n't for today, bus been
continued until January '..
Business Part of Calgary Burned.
t nlgary, V W., T. Dee. ill. Atftre
today deatPoyed the iiwjor pwrtlmi of
the nualneaa part of this town. The
lot. - alsixe !
BIG IRON FIRM FAIIJJRK
Brutal Work or Mohammedans.
Vienna, Dec. L'tl. A Salonica dl
patch says a Issly of llashisaxoiiks
siirroiiuiled the dreok church at llama.
Albania, recently while service was
in progress, and. after smashing the
wiielows, si t lire to the edilice. When
me worsinppers trieu lu escape
they wi-r.' driven buck into the SantM
and twenty lives were Moriflcedi Many
otiiers ol lint t nrislians were wounded
by stunes and knives.
Price Sugar Stock Advances.
Now York, Dec. SB. A big advance
in sugar stock occurred toduy, pricei
increasing four noints, hut subaetpiently
lost on real liatlOU. It is said to be dua
to an alleged settlement of the war be
tween the sugar trust and the Ar
buckles.
Delta Fox Married.
Itallimore, l)c. gg, Delta H'ox, the
well known Bittreaa, was DUUTlud at
noon tisiu.y lo John Levy, uf Men
Vufk. Tin cell llloll l.i clil red III Ibc
ultletr of the iNiiniooii picas court. Iflm
I'm. receiiiiv laueaal through u severe
tinea in a Sew Yutk lujaidtal.
French Iruopi Whip Chinese.
fieri III, Dee. Wi. Count Wahlersee
reports from Pakitt, under date ol the
M i nst. that on the tSd inst., I runi h
troops delaatad a form of L'U Chinese
between Pakin and Pa Ting. Pha
Chinese silllered beuvy losses and left
bah ina live standards and lour cannons.
fTgPffr Ottlcers Ulssallslled.
I'ekin, Di i H I'.nglish nallnaii are
intuiisely irritated over the action of
the German tnsips in operating In the
districts under nrilish protect ion uud
they threaten to withdruw from the
allied c.oiouiand under Count Waldcrnoo
ll the l iermaiiH continue their preseut
an imae,
Bosrs Capture British.
London, Uaoi SB. Ii is reported that
a pun of tin- liritisb loreaa which
followed the lioer from IfriUlowu
lowani PTi Italia bus been aurrouiuled
and eaituns. The n jsut conies In u
dispuli h I.iii ( uis 'lown. T'be priaoii-
biw are aald to is- u full ii..n ut
yueuiaury,
British Pressing Oewll.
I.oiidoii, Dec. IS. A delayed dis
patch from Maseru, liaautoland, says
the British are pressing General Dewet
in me. i.auyuranu uistrict. General
Dew el has not been heard from for
several days and his present objective
point is unknown.
Boers Interfere With Traffic.
Condon, Deo. li. -A Cape Town
dispatch says: Kullroad truffle la
inli rruiiled by the imj-s on all line
running noi'tfi from tin1 coast.
TO CUBS A COLD IN 0UK OAT.
Take Laxallrit Bromo gulnlue Isblew All
ilnissUU roluuii Ihv iiiuuey II it lulls to euro.
K VV. Oroya's slgusiuro Is ou ouch box. Hoc.
Mrtlonslit ImiirovliiK-
Waihington, Dec. SB San Mo
Donald, who killed Auditor Morris, is
better t"dii The chances ol his re
covery nre improving.
NEQROeS FOR HAWAII.
RBV. COOK IN THB ISLANDS IN BB
IIA1.K OF HIS RACK.
Ihe Chinese or Hawaii Dlstranehlsed by
RulInK of the Treasury Depart
ment. Honolulu, Dec. IN. -Hy mail to Sail
I'rancisco. Key. John llenrv Oook,
one of the best known negroes of
Mississippi, has been here lor tho past
few weeks investigating the labor con
ditions, lie was selected by the
negroes of Louisiana to examine and
report on the climate wages, cost ol
living, etc,, with a view to tho ad visa
bllity of immigration here of the sur
plus blacks of the south, for weeks
pafti Mr. Cook has been observing life
mi the different, sugar plantations and
ih himself very eiithuastic on the sub
ject of immigration. In an interview
lie stated I am going back to tell my
people what a glorious laud this is for
(he pie ol my race. A man can
secure steady work, have a house to
live in, and good wages. Tile work is
not diBMuit for colored lllell. I believe
that eventually the sugar plantations
of these islands will Tie worked In
negroes from the southern states."
Dlsfranehlsed Chines.
A meeting of the Chinese who were
disfranchised by the ruling of the
treasury department was held last
night. It was decided to employ law
yers to tst the constitutionality of
their disfranchisement It. was the gen
eral sentiment ol those present that
the purpose of the franiers of the
organic law had been to protect the
few Chinese citizens, and if taken into
the highest courts, such a belief would
be sustained.
Protest Aaalnsl a Bill In CoiiKress.
Intense opposition lias developed
here to Congressman Calm's bill to
make Molokai u national refuge for
lepers. The bill provides that all
lepers in the United -tut. shall be
sent to Molokai. and that Ihe settle
ment shull he made a federal lopcr
station. This means that the United
State would assume the burden of ex
pense, and hence bo a relief to the
islands. Many citizens sav that, lifter
paying the hills for 'el years, during
which time the) Wore much larger
than the) are now or will be again ami
that after foreseeing a prosM,et of
Betting rid of the settlement altogether
they would rather stand tie expense to
tin- mid, than havo Kalaupapa perm
anently turned over to tlic lepers of the
whole union. Them la no doubt that
white lepers in the I'mled Suites
would object to being sent to live
among the thouaainl of altlicted
natives, at Molokai, many of them
wots,- sutterers than the average white
man becomes in many years, tor the
native Hawaiian blood is very suaeepti
hie to leprosy.
The Mormon Lhuroh.
The two day' celebration of the
anniversary ol the establ ishmeiil ol the
.Mormon church in the Hawaiian islands
came tO a clone last evening. I ieorge
I. Cannon, with a parly from Utah,
arrived here last week. They huve
been the recipients ol many courtesies
from the several thousand lollowers ol
thn church of letter Duy Saints, nearly
all ol whom are natives. Cannon, who
came here llfty year ago to inculcate
the tenets oi his religion will make a
tour ol the islands trelore returning to
the inuliiluiel al.o., i u month liencu,
NBW YOBK MAHKKT.
Reported by I. L. Ba a Co., Chleaeo
Board or Trade and New York alovk
Kiehaiiae Brokers.
December SB. T'be re was no loreikin
markets tialay on account ol the
Ohrietmai hoiuiuy aonaaQBMty tb
uarkeln on this side .mm very narrow .
New 1 ork opened unchanged, 71l,
May, and sold up lo , hack to
re), and closed at the latter ttgure.
The visible supply showed an im real'
for the week of SglJlOO und corn a .h
crease of ., l.ooo Kt icks oxciled and
higher. Money, fi pair cent
Close Saturday 7U.
Open tislay, IU.
Kange today, 7H U. f?ft,
I ' lone loduV ;.s , .
Child Sir lotliered.
4a Mr. and Mm. i. W. Uuehajuui
were going to Oio. Dill Friday, suy
Ihe l.iidiuo.lc (i ,ronhile, on a visit to
the mother, uf vD. Huchiiimn, N ho
ii -ulcs there 1 1 ny took with thelll
tlieir two nioii .h old duiighlei, und
then Is-ing a very cold wind blowing
they wrapped t Aw child up simgb to
guard against I .lie chilU weather uud
when the) an ived al their daatinatlon
Ihev sound the little one bad
sin. ilheo i,l to (lentil by its VVTIIpn. i he
sorrow lug to uple huve tho ayiupatby
ot tile entile till 11 1 II 111 I V III lllell Ions.
'This is the HtM-oud UajM of this kind
(hut bus hi 4pj tied in Union uouiity
reoentiy.
Head of the House of Bairn! Co. Goes
Into Ranertiptcy.
ASSETS $1,000,000, DKBTS $1,500,000
a
Receivers Appointed to Wind Up the Business.
Mills and Furnaces Id Four Slates
With Operated by Balrd.
Philadelphia, Pa., Dae, SW Chea
ter it. Bnird, one ol the keavicat deal
ers in iron, at I'liihnlelphia, tiled a
ltition of voluntary hankrpulcy in
the United States district court here
tislay. He traded as C. R, Itainl and
enmpany ami operated eleven mill"
ami furnaces in Pennalyvantoi Nee
York, Virlgnia and New Jersey. His
liabilities are eat I mated at li"0O,00O.
mid his assets, at l,000,wW, Ra
ciuvers wi te apionte. loilay to take
l in.'. Kami's bgelneai und wind it
up. ihe failure is attributed to a
heavy decl me in th" price of iron
which has taken place r utlv.
CROWE ESCAPED ARREST.
Tho Min Wanted for the Cudahy Kld
napliiK Is Located.
si. Joeepb, Mo., Iae SRs Crowe
was surrounded in a hotel, here csrlv
this morning, hut he escaped. The
police claim he is still in the city.
OHKliON AT BUFFALO.
Spare to Ho Soleclod at Once and Work
to Bn Peaked,
Myth Toelar Weatherred. aecom
panied by her sister, Miss Nellie
To.ier, and Miss Qreoe tiore, hut
Saturdav night for the east and will
he absent about four weeks, says the
Portland Oregonian, I'hev w ill u in
Unffalo to assist in selecting ipCCC in
the various huildings for the Oregon
exhibit, then on to New ork to at
tend a business meeting ol the Interna
tioual League of Press, clubs. Mrs.
Weatherred was successful in securing
this convent ion for Portland next year,
when she attended the annual session,
held in New York last July. She has
had to arrange for their itinerary
special trains etc , from New York to
Portland, She took up the matter w ith
the different roads and states that
nearly everv detail has been carried
out as lirst arranged. The coming of
this gn at body Ol editor and writers
to Portland next year nMBUM more M
the city than at lirst imagined ami
should the ground he broken while
they are here for the 1900 imposition
it could he made a great day for Port
land. Mrs. Weatherred is one of tin
members of the executive committee
from Oregon to the National fdltorial
Association, and will attend their
business meeting at I ml lanapul is,
January IS,
FIKKMAN'S DANCE.
Maseot Coiniiiiny Will Intartaln In
Armory 1111 New Year'i Eve
Jack l.yoctto. Din Phelpa, w. P.
Fell and Frank Mc Million, repaaaent
ing Ihe Mn wot hos, CWIIUnliy, hud
great success In selling It, ketM nit tile
fnuiee to la givcHnii tmwty hall on
Monday evening of nenl week, New
S ear's exe. Tin Mascot is a popular
Bud lock) IMIIWtnj and the coming
dance m Is ing looked forward lo with
irleusiiiil ant iclpnl ion There is sure to
Is' a large crowd In BttMMeBMCe, I he
money i ,1 ,1 in 1 1 1 1 lion, the dance, over
and auovv eapeiiace, will be laind to
gissl advantage hi pulling hi an
elect lie lllario bOB s, III lol Use of
I'elldli toll lire ileplll llllelll .
FOR GOLF RASH
lloat Itaab, liiUaiiiiiMiions, m klag, uituinua
and cbslliiK, uuilue or ultniiiive x'icir.illnn,
ami mmi aatef laaatrre aeiitaa so
eisilliit;, ainfiair, ami rulrrsloiig laih
with Ctmunaa Boai-, Inllnsn l u, times. rrer
raraM by gmi aaoiaUaaa Cetiw
Uio i;o at skm ear ami ,.to, i ui eiuis'lisiiUI.
nefMN S4 i4 a eajejst SB 'iuM is. ,n.l s.. i
(Sill l uriljaiK .ml li,ilN. t " .. Ii U...I
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bsios iis s ii... u..saiui rase, n
BAD COLDS
Oulitii,,' 1. u-ii M.a bsabjil t'oUU du is,t imw
lwe l a ' Ml MO I " l SU I AH
I I.K io.lu.1 ! iiMioic Irian lti.ur snvrxi I vrosil
wssk'a isnlleen ejeaaaxeal Int ivlu ;. .u. ai
ulmrt Us Mult ut voids IM r uluai
sflnaiaevaartwMat iaaB i tai iiaa a i.ii
deAcu IrkDiU titwt .urn safes Hull it hung ua,
Userd ol Us DYNAMIC TAHtLKB. Torn) ium
Uiulit Ua .liipluil l.ntli o.lil 4111I nsuli tliu Unit
nlslit. I yislurss sinl n o inn. i ii. I tasai Is Un Bee
ele." PAiu l. it HBNLKV, Msaiusr Oeagreei
..i,i Atu.oiu,, in! haiafi ait .test, im,, riisRaeai
July 7, I "
"Wluur eaUs keys atwai'S Ism ssrlous nuns, to
luv. Tl0 sru tisril Slid .Is, (or ai -nlli. lint tlis
l.t ..u.... .1 ....l.i. ill, to MKNDBI s niV AHIi'
TAIII LK ll"U' ' "-Ii sri.l tulil .liwi.jsuir.il In
a uuuuls ol ilsyi S..1111114 ! dis-" On. fur u.
MIUSHlvii I not. I I.N', II M St., su Inn
k l' Ins' 'u.n.4. Uur tUuot livai vuefe MaNWM.'B
llYSAUIl'l UU I r:s mu iumIs Tlml U ln, I Ur.l
k , , It.. , .!..). ...l.i. altliuill niitlc. I fciok
il .1.14. 11 !... iU, uisloiaslf slid Iriedisi l ii I
W9 W44i.11.4t."' Slisul, Sail Krsansuo. Auausi iu.
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