Feb. 23, 1899
THE NEBRASKA INDEPENDENT.
TO FO!lCE MaOUBET OUT.
Dreyfus' Foes Bitter in Attacks on
the President.
OPPOSITION IS VERY HOSTILE,
liMfi for HI Country Manners ana Hlf
Wlf Aeesnt The Majority of tb
Feeple aait lha rlous Papers Treat
latahe! Integrity.
NkwTohk, Fab. 'H.A. dispatch to
the New York- Trlbun from Pari
aaya: Never before has a president of
the French republic been confronted
from the very hour of bis election
with mich hostile demonstrations, nor
persecuted with auoh an abusive press.
Loubet, like Caslmir.Perler, was not
tbe nominee of a mere coalition and
has the support of almost the entire
Republican party, but, like Cnslmlr
I'erler.h is of a sensitive temperament
and reads the newspapers containing
gross libels on bis character, empha
sized by exhortations to violence.
The ferocity of tbe Nationalist and
the antl-SemltIo press almost justifies
M. Cornely's article In the Figaro, In
which the French political arena Is
compared by that facetious royalist to
a "den of hyenas, tigers and jackals."
Thl morning tbe president's first im
pulse was one of discouragement, but
In spite of the noisy shouts of
de ttoulade's and Millevoye's profes
sional patriots, whleh continue to
night as merrily as yesterday, It be
comes hourly more apparent that the
masses of the people believe in Ixubet
and in the republic.
Tbe aerleus papers like the Temps,
tb Journal des Debataand tbe Mbert
come out strongly In his behalf and
this is also the position taken by an
overwhelming majority of the news
papers throughout the country, espe
cially in the Houth. Loubet enjoys
tb enormous advantage of never hav
ing presssd any opinion on the
Dreyfus revision and his views on this
point are till unknown to his closest
friends. The conviction of those in
tb president's confidence is that,
come what may, there will be no
flinching from responsibility, as was
tb case with Casimir-l'erler.
Millevoye's I'atrle, Drumont's Libre
Parole, tbe Kuho de i'arls and the
Eclair contain the most violent arti
cles that have yet appeared against
th bead of the state. Even the fash'
lonabl Osulols indulges in sneers at
tb president's humble origin and
maty habits and draws tbe following
picture of Loubet' home life:
"It is true that Lou bet did not wear
bis ocasant wooden sabots at his
apartments in tbe Lutein borg palace,
where be resided as tbe president of
tb senate, but when he came borne he
always took off bis shoes and put on
pair of felt slippers, which he wore
van during meals. While eating lie
tucks a corner of his nankin in his
shirt collar.
"Ills wife, who also comes from the
little town of Montellmar, near the
Rhine, midway between Lyons and
Marseilles, Is a (rood cook and knows
how to stew a rabbit better than any
one. Astronirdoss of irarllc invarl-
bly perfumes the dishes In the Lou bet
household, ana to remedy this Jxmbet,
who, in the dialect of the country is
called 'Loubotte' by his wife (the
I'arls pronunciation is 'Loubay'), Is In
tbe habit of taking from the rack one
of bis well colored pipes, and while
smoking It expectorates freely on the
floor, no matter what the quality of
the carpet may be. Mrs. Loubet is
loquacious woman and a good house
keeper. Kh speaks with a strong
southern accent.
"Loubet does not ride horseback, ao
that Nont Jarret, the chief of the
presidential stable, will bo disap
pointed, The ambassadors, and es
pecially the ambassadors' wivea, will
not b bored at entertainments at the
Elyse with the president's rural
frankness and Mm. Loubct's expan
sive humor. And above all what a
treat this will be for the sovereigns,
the imperial aud royal princes and
prtneeatee who may eonie to the exhi
bition of ltka All Lurops at the
Klysee. iiow happy the good folk of
Montellmar will be."
Much Is a fair example of the exas
perating articles which fill page after
page of the Nationalist reactionary
press. The Matin published a detailed
biography of the prealdeut, and calls
attention to Imutmt hkug the first
president of the republic, except
Thiers, who cam from Houthern
t'rauo. Tb Matin adds that loubet
has a marked ,rkuthern aoveut, and
that his mother, venerable woman of
t, live on a farm near Montellmar,
and always wear a peasant's hed
gear.
libs Is not wealthy. Ills fortune
euaelstt t only tU i ""AW
The public feels olaed iHst !
bet's houatly and taleg city are Mulnf
paaehtble. autwIthstsadUf tjaasuey
de Itureaupalre's ?uslloa vf eom
plW'itf I pruteetlsg swe tf his
friends fruits prMeutl in th
I'aaawa affair, whuh is the only thing
t ale long career whWh bis tiMeret
aeatla h twen abl rate a
against bias.
Tb rswaiks tt lteldat Umbel ta
Vat lMpey after the letU are
favorably ewaxsaaaled tn as s bowleg
tb slacerlty af tb aa. T lri-f
(Hipayt dung rliitUt be aepoMdad
that h was profoaa-l'y lohd.
"Meter in tb pl," said be. "U my
hpM dreanta, did I Ihleh U an It
a day at tb Mef Magistracy at tb
tennbli. Yaw will War witness that
I ealtated U and that, otrte4
rnly fey thedaly whteh fw plated
ml. I aeeepted Ihli heavy, very bt
bardao. 1 ant an aid Mepabu I
war always fee ttspabllaa and I
abalt remain a falthlat KspablUaa, I
hall alt tny atrvefth, hrt
and brain to become worthy of this
title and your confidence.
'The president of th republic as
th arbiter of parties, should not neg
lect nor disdain advice, and all those
who havo counsel to give me will be
welcome. We will work together. I
count upon the executive government
to aid me, as I know I can count upon
them aud my friends of the senate to
aid me in restoring th calm, now,
alas, so disturbed in this country.
This Is an Imperious duty, the first of
my new responsibilities. Hut 1st us
not forget our principles. Let us not
abandon one of tbo great principles
which are tbe honor of the republic,
and which a(.ur tbe glory of France."
RUSSIANS KILL 300 CHINESE,
Taxes "aid to Have Ceoss I a Clash Be
tween Katlvas and tba Csar's Troops.
J'kkih, Feb, M. A serious conflict
has taken place between the Russians
and the Chinese at Talienwan, 3(H) of
the latter being killed. It Is said to
have originated In a question of taxes.
Tallen-Wan is about 100 miles from
I'ort Arthur, the Russian coaling sta
tion and headquarters in China.
Wisiiimoton. Feb. m Count Cas-
slol, th Russian ambassador who was
stationed at l'ebln flv years, says he
has not received any advices regarding
a conflict between Russians and Chi
nese at Talien-Wun,
'It Is almost impossible that there
should have been an armed conflict
there between Russian and Chinese
troops," he said, for there are no Chi
nese troops there. Tallen-Wan is
occupied by 12,000 Russian troops, sup
ported by a large duet and that the
Chines should attack th point is im
possible. I do not believe an armed
conflict has taken place.
"It is possible that there may have
been some local disturbance by na
tives, but it would hardly be necessary
to call the troops Into action to restore
order,"
The Chlneso minister, Mr, Wu, was
also without advice on the conflict.
"The probabilities are." he said, "that
if there has been any trouble It was a
native uprising, resulting from the
Russian occupation and some outrag
committed, Perhaps th Russian
troops may have been on a spree aw"
abused and beat the natives."
FINED THEM THEIR ALL.
The
Cease at tbe Kevolatloa of Con
eerratlre to Kleeragee.
Mobile, Ala., Feb. 2), The fruit
steamer bunnlva of the lilueflelds ba
nana company arrived from Iilueflcld,
Nicaragua, with the following advices
up to February J 5: A battle is ex
pected here In a few days. General
Reyes' boats have returned from Gray-
town to defend this place. The man-
of-war Ban Jacinto is also here. Three
hundred Americans from Cuba are due
here to join the insurgent (Conserva
tive) forces MitralleitNu, Galling,
Krupp and llotchkiss guns are also
expected here as additions to the in
surgent arms. Uraytown was sur
rounded by the "Rough Riders" (in
surgents) when the gunboats left. A
force of Liberals (government) is due
at that port. j
Among the passengers on board the 1
steamer buunlva was Adam Etiplnoza
of Ittueflelds, nephew of General Juan
P. Reyes, the revolvtlonary leader.
Honor ICup'moza, nephew of the In
surgent leader, Reyes, is iu Mobile,
lie states that his uncle proclaimed
himself provisional president of Nica
ragua, armed the Indians of the Mos
quito coast, and, with the aid of Amer
icana in liluuflelds, has probably an
army of (too or l.onu.
Kuuor hspitioz t says the cause of the
discontent agalutt I'restdent Zalaya Is
widespread and well grounded. In ad
dition to levying tarilT taxea 011 the
Lastern coakt, claya has caused to he
summoned the leading native capital
ist of the country and with a promUe
declaring them to be enemies of the
republic, had ranied them to lie In
formed thst they had been mulcted In
fluos in most Instance equivalent of
their entire available capital. If the
departmental iUcal agent failed to
collect the line the unfortunate wer
committed to the penitentiary with
out trial or form of law, placed in
chain and kept incommunicado, la
many eases denied food or water,
until th One was paid, which In all
ra.t purwed the prisouera of their
declared treason,
for iiawa'maISTla cable.
Tbe ! (timit.-.ife Kaput la yrMy
mm SsS.l.lr t'laav
WasitiSQtoft, Feb. J. -Tb nt
eiMnmltte on foreign relation au
thorised a favoraU report to-day
upon amendmeut to b offered to
Hi sundry elf li bill providing for tb
eonstrui'lton of a abl la Hawaii and
Msuil. Tb vabl I not la be built
by tb
bstdy
mnt.
l ulled Melre. btt yearly
is to be ald by tb gvvera
t raiat t M r n
Yiisii sstt. Mien., l'K II. After a
strMtftflet hi front yard with bis
eldest dasgbtsr, waals a twut, Will,
las Uwy. trs a4 pea 4a,'
ewwtttUUd suleld t-daf by gashing
hi throat Tb girl wretched ta
ravr tiv be fstba and threw It a
far b ouitld, bnt b ias4 abd mI
br, got tb w4hi, ttt bl throat
ad Hialf saab dead. IU bsaHb bad
(ftd t salad.
r mm ts rMt MWk
WtsMiuios, I'sb 1 1 It U UU1
it aalbwrltr that Habsrt I. Putter's.
trip Ww4 bad n rwsswlU wbt
vaf wila tb vt nsssat ibi bl r
tar frwtst lafc M iNsrtsf d4l4
for tb m ! t ntbef g'
rnst lHisU, tttag that II wa
bl prpua b g tbrwad bl lb
Mb ttt bnl
WED
1
IE
General Jouett Says Our Lack of a
Policy Is to Blame,
HAS JUST COME FROM THERE.
lays Agnloaldo Asked Hepeetadly What
Waa to Bo the Island's Fata, and Oet-
tlof Ko Answer Uoobted tbe Honesty
of tb Amsrioant, I
New Yohk, Feb. 2C Judge Advo I
cat General Jewett, United States!
army, who has just arrived her from
Manila, In speaking of tb ngntlng in
th Philippines, said: "lam glad of It.
The sooner the crisis is reached the
better. Might is the first requisite
for enduring peace. The Filipinos
will not give us any troubl after th
malcontents and guerilla lcadora are Individual requests pending tn for
cuntured. Wa must not fonret that lAi termination of the war through
t.. ........ 1.. ..i ....a.
Ingtho futur is to Warn for thla
trouble, Agulnaldo has had cause to
doubt our irood faith. I
"lie used to com to see me nearly
every day, lust as tie went to visn
General Merritt. He would ask,
What Is your government going to do
w th us?' We could not tell him. He
naturally believed us liars and cheats.
He could not conceive of a powerful
nation without a fixed policy. Then
he took to uttering falsehoods to the
world about the American occupa
tion."
'Had lie any grounds?"
"None but motives of revenge," wa
the reply. "I went Into Manila when
it was captured una established our
courts. In a week, by proper pollen
system we made Manila, with all it
iub-tropicul population, as safe a New
York. Agulnaldo infamous false
hoods about the maltreatment of na
tive women were circulated to inflame
the .Filipinos. We had 23,00 men
there and not a single censurable act
was committed by one of them. That
is remarkable, but true."
'What is the real situation?"
"Satisfaction among the (Span lards
ind some discontent in the insurgent
ranks due to the delay In declaring
our policy,
'Jleyond question we owe consider-
1)1 e to the insurgents. They cowed
the Wnanlards by their show of
itrength when we landed, They kept
the Hpaniurds in the city, expecting to
make cold meat of them when we
same ashore. Naturally, from their
point of view, they were disappointed
when we would not let them,
"There will not be any serious guer-
rllla warfare in the Philippines. If
there is, (Spanish regiments will be
organized with American ollicers and
ihort work will bo made ot the no-
"Tb audacious bravery of our men
volunteers chiefly, be It remembered
in charging the intrenchments on tho
tide hills buck of Manila was amazing
to several Kngllsh army ollicers who
witnessed the charge. Our men crossed
the open and cllmbe I hills in the full
blaze of Spanish ride lire. They did
this as if they had been soldiering all
their lives. Nothing more than
n order was necessary. Off they
went. This utter disregard for
fear bas Impressed natives and Span
lards alike. I predict that Hollo will
he as quiet and orderly as Philadel
phia before the month U over. I am
jlad to bear what President McKlnley
aid at Ronton. 1 hat will
do more
for peace
jress."
than any action of Con
MAY BURNETT MAY GO FREE,
fur Ski, OOO tha Collins Irurer May
V-rtm l'ref utlon.
Toi'KKA, Kan.. 'Feb. 10. The bond
of May lliiructt, tbe woman who coia
mitted jmrjury for Jolin Henry tVilllna,
the convicted murderer of his father,
has been reduced from ".'.( kki to 91,000,
which she probably will be able to
give.
The order was made by 1. F, arver,
linlk'o pro tempore, .ludge ilaxen, who
was present when tho woman awore
falsely, declining to sit in the ce.
The motion to reduce the bond waa
rigorously opposed by t'ounty Attor
uey Jetuiore. He wa free to ay that
It waa all a echrm to permit the llur-
uett woman to forfeit Ixuid and so rs
cape aeven year In th penitentiary.
Mr. Jetmor is auxlou to uncover
th man who hired Mrs. lluruett to
souunit the iwrltiry, lli man 1 sus
pected, in fact, hi identity Is a sub-
Wet of common mmIp, but
.if tiT-
it If th ww
nan b iMirmltted to Re
th wuntrr
Mill go unpuuUhwd.
C'sl A f ra tsata.
Vssi'tlM, Mu, lab. TO. W week
lb young peopt haa been arranging
lor prtMiuiiion t ' 1 iK'if !,' a rw
aiaatia drama In whleh revwlr and
hlanb rartridves play n Impurlant
part. th rht-aral last sight Miss
Svili I!, daegblerof tb assistant
tasbWr f tb Vaadtll baels, loat
thr front teeth and waa wuaadsd in
th Un. Tb "Mask sartridga"
loaded, T- day tb rs tf isgn,
Istrylag la Umi bow lb ball g
inttt tb pistol.
I fat) fa4 let I
4sio, t sb, tu-1k Canard lin
! I'avwaia. wbUb sailed Irva
OmmssIw f.r Wttf Jaaary t.
h. was sighted Isbraary s, mil
wst at tb A sore la 4laabla '
jilwa, arrived to l tb A
tdsy, Tb Asfs ar far at f tb
llitvai ers ta tb tb and jV
f k)aMta IVsaa al WaaaaaaSh R
IhsssasiU bsa, lW At
atldalgbt last algbl lr a! pad ami tb
ntlaeaa awstU af tb taw a. Tan
baildia wltb tbsir Mt.ili r
kr4. Tb laa l bt.
BILLS TO PAY SPAIN.
Two Measures Appropriating- th Maaee
aery 90,000,000.
Washikotoh, Feb. 20. Two, bills
were introduced to pay Spain $20,000,
000, provided for in tbe Paris treaty.
One, by Representative Cannon, is in
the terms of the provision of the par
agraph which was eliminated from
the sundry civil appropriation bill
The other was introduced by Repre
sentative Gillette of Massachusetts,
I 1 - J Jill,.. L . 1.
Lontain, a second section substantially
SOU ill auuiuuu vj nc luuruuniviuu,
in the language of tbe McEnery reso
lution passed by the Henate. The
third section Is the same as the Bacon
resolution offered as an amendment to
the McEnery resolution, and which
was defeated by a tie vote in th Sen
ate.
Hone to lie Mastered Oat,
Wasjhuotom, Feb. 20 There will
be no more muster out of general
officer of the army except in cases of
th exchanga of
ratifications of
the
Pcac troat
Superintendent Indian Territory Schools.
Washington, reu, 20. The score-
tary of the Interior has appointed
John V. JJenedict 01 jmnviue, 111., to
be superintendent of schools in the
Indian territory at 83,500 per annum
under toe uurtis Jaw.
INTERESTING CORRESPONDENCE
Independent
Sewing
All Who
For some tiro th Independent bas
chine aud a rear's subscription to tb
ranted nrst-ciass in every particular, All
pleased with thm,
A lady in this city deslrlnglto purchase
ifflce and asked (or th name and
'UMchin. Hhe stated that she wished to
wa "exactly as advertised." She wa
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following :
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uougb to answer tbes question ana give m your opinion 01 hi djocuiubi
nrly reply will greatly oblige. Respectfully,
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it.
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GAS AND SMELTER COMBINE.!
syndicate Acquire ! All the Kansas Zln
molter and a Big Block of Gas Land.
Iola, Kan., Feb. 20. The big gas
and smelter deal which has been the
subject of ao many rumors in this
part of the state for the past
month was consummated yesterday.
Ry the terms of the transfer, th
Palmer Oil and Gas company's
interests in Kansas; the Robert
Lanyon' Sons' Spelter company's two
plants here and at Laharpe; the W. &
J. Lanyon smelters, one here and one
at Pittsburg, pass into the control of
a company of New York capitalists,
organized for this purpose. Th new
company is composed of some of the
wealthiest men in New York, includ
ing Henry Havemyer and Rosweli P.
Flower, The capital stock Is 1,000,000
and the company will be Incorporated
in New Jersey. The company secures
control of four zinc-reducing plants
which have a capacity of one-quarter
the spelter output of the United
States, leases to 40,000 acres of land in
the heart of the gas belt, absolute
title to 10,000 acres of land and th
name and business of tho Lanyon
Smelter companies. This give it
practical control of the Kansas gas
field and absolute control of the zinc
reducing business.
When answering advertise
ments mention Independent.
Machine Indorsed By
Use It.
been offering to it readers sewing ma
paper (or f 19.50. The machine is war
who hav purchased these machine an
a machine called at tb Imdcpcmdht
addranw of partie who bad purchased
writ to them and learn if tb machin
given tb name and addresses of thirty
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LINCOLN, NEB., March 1, 1899.
ona of the "Indeoendent" aewinff ma-
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ibl IS Plinva, OS9 nwns a vim o
VESTA, NED., March 3, 1898.
referred to, i all that tb advertisement
respect complete. 1 on are saie in Buying
Yours,
o. nuiiiusv,
DAVEY, NEB., March 8, 1898.
iit .
mat evening oonwruiuij vum luuepeuuons
doe
work. 1
like it better all
the time.
One of our
an "Independent" She say tbey work a
. n(! CI . ,1 t navn aAmf,a mA
a 00 oiuRur uu w
mochiu a 1 am. 1 oar s truly,
MRS. A. L. ISCOTT.
OAK, NEB., MARCH 6, 1898.
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Bouse A the tor I pld liver, ana cure
biliousness, sick headache, Jaundice,
nausea, Indlgesf tlon, etc They are In
valuable to prevent a cold or break up a
fever. Mild, gentle, certain, they are worthy
your confidence. Purely vegetable, they
can be taken by children or delicate women.
Price, 'He. at all medicine dealers or by msll
of C. I. Hood A Co., Lowell, Mass.
WHEN OTHERS FAIL CONSULT
SEARLES & SEARLES
Main Office T.V
Lincoln, Neb.
SPECIALISTS IN
Nervous, i.hronlo and
Frlvste diseases uf
I Men and Women
All private dlf ewes snd dis
orders of men. Treatment
by mull i coutallMllon free,
frphlhs cared for life.
All forms ot female mrnk
iikss aud Diseases of Wo
men. '
Electricity:
, With
Medicine.
Snsbloi ns to (fuarsntee to cure all ciyes eprsbl
-itl the noe, throat, client, utouisHi, llvur. blood,
skin and kidney dli-easci", Lost Manhood, Night
EmUslnris, Hydrocele, varlroceie, uoniirrnes,
Oleet, I'llen. flptuls and Hwlsl Ulrars, uisrwies
and Srlxbfe WI00.00 ft a eass of
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Msdloius and trwniiit.nL only 6 put uiontu. a
psrfsct rors irniirnlfl In nry ' ws ucoit.
(lot awk's trssiima". CIIKB KiuuilnMloo and
compilation KIlliK. Horns Traimnt by mall
lo all dlssamts a snrt-lally. All nisdlibi tnrnlshsd
Call or addrsns wltb stamp lor circular, Irs
book and rscolpis.
Drs. searles & seanes, uzx
WTNTEIt EXCURSIONS.
These are for tho sick, the rheumat
ic, the nervous, and tired-out-people.
It is to Hot Springs, 6. 1) via the Klk-
horn line, February 14 ana 28. un
fare for round trip. Hotel rate are
low. (jo end get well. Call on A. S.
Fielding, 117 South Tenth street.
STEAMSHIP TICKETS TO KTJflOFB
SOLD STEAMSHIP TICKETS
FROM EUBOPE SOLD,
ft vmi amk crcintr to th old OOimtrv
or intend to bring friend from ther
to this country, please call on me for
figures. Information, etc.
C. T A. NorthweirterQ Line.
Patronize the Nebraska
Independent's advertisers.
Th Way to ko ta Callforala.
Is In a tourist sleeping car personally
conauctea Via in uurungMia rain.
Ton don't change car. You wake fast
time. Yoo ses tb finest scenery on th
'? . . . ,
lour car I not so extensively nnisnew
nor so An to look at a a palao slseper
but it i just as olan. last as comfort
able, just a good to rid in. And nearly
$20 cheaper.
Tha rtiirlino'tnn avmiralnna stara Lhv
coin every Thursday at 610 p. m. reach
ing can r rancisco eunnay ana ios ab
geles Monday. Porter with each oar.
Excursion manager with each party.
For (older giving (nil Information call
at B. ft M. depot or city ticket offlo
corner lUtn ana u street.
Q. W BOITO KLb
C. P. T. A.
NOTICE OF SALE UNDEIl CHATTEL MORT
OAOB.
Nntlos Is hsrbr alrn thut br rlrtuo of a
obstiol mortvna; ilall on tha '.'Nth of Jul?, IHUS
and daly fllrd In th onlr ol li ronn'y ir of
l.nnrnstor cnant.r KUrRsllaon tns sum oar ur
July, 11)8, and H"cM br Thomas IIp1"Iiri
still . U Mills fo wini tns pnvtni-ni oi trie sum
ol flltmn huiiilred aud sixty ilolliirn rtrlsnlt hnr.
Itia Iimib nisil In tlis pnymsat ol mi lit snm ami
no snll or otber promwlliiirs at law hrln lima
nallintsil In rwiitor hhIiI oslit or sny iinriihsr-
ol. tliumfois 1 will will tns proiwrty llior.ln il-
scrltiwl:
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Inn HI s 1 Nw Hiins thnwlmr N.i. ut; una
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Wxs'itnalim Whs on l.nslsr. On. Ilnuilr llit
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i.f I I 'iiiii n l.nwaator ritum N.hrsaka i'S ths
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Kandt City.
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