-J OURNAL.
'VI
VOL. iXZII.
5xJizsonsr, iNTSEKssiA, frz3:xjs,siDA.r, jura- 2, 1900.
Our iIi:o---'NO OUnSTICr: I5 EVER SETTLED UNTIL IT IS SETTLED RIGHT."-:. William J. Kryan.
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HAR K I SO X PR BSS-J OU R NAL
NtiWriptioji Price Ier Year fJl.CO.
Offici.il K-vper of Sioux County.
Oko. ). Canon, - Editor.
ETM.ED AT TI1K 1aREN.K I'OHT OFHfT. AH SlOND CLAhS MATTER.
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Drills,
Drugits Sundries,
Paints, Oils, Varnishes,
BOOlcS and STATIONARY.
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HAHRISOW, NE3RA3KA.
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C. F..C01.TKE,
1DT1PJI:
President.
ICTOPuS.
F. Vr. Clarke, Cashier.
Call for Seuutorial (.'nvciitiun.
The DtMiiocritlli' electors of tbc Mth Cena
loriul dtrict of N'iriiskn, Hre lifrcby exil
ed to liitfet lu delut-o convciitiou in th:
village of Valeiitiiie, Neb., on the. 4th d:;y of
Aui(ut, lyft), ut 10 o'clock u. ni., lor the pur
pone of pliudiig Ut nomination a eaudi'itj
for the oJUce of Stjtc Senator for hni'i dlct
nct, and for thri trunnuctiou of yuch other
buslnegb as mny properly come before the
convention. The b.u'ia of representation
Ki!lh(io!i(, df!lO!;uto at lare and one dele
gate for ct'cli JfJ.J votes or major fraction
Ihercol cunt J'or iioii. Silas A. Jio!'Oinb for
SnprtrjiH yude at the Kencrul election of
lS'.'j, which B'iys tha following by counties:
l;ox r.utto (i ! Keyni'uha 5
brovn
I herry
liock
ShcrhUm
It in recommended th:it no proxies be al
lowed but the dc!ej;ulm present cant tiie
I nil vote to liich tliii dclenalioii is entitl
Pd. M. C'IIiUTiEN,
Kokkt (Joou, Soc'y- t'hairiuan.
II. S. Clakck,
A. ilcClNLKY,
Thomas Jefferson and Andrew .Jackson, Were I')pf:n4r of tha
"l-'etUriiliou of tMSi-)ru:ifMv'' iind .'i!ihliti:Uua''' of t'.ie
l'ii!!t (l fiUiirs of Aiiri."ii.
Stocicmen Ijavinf use for a bank at this point may rely on
-'Urt to liandlu their entire JIanking buidnep.
-:;AVo ar nrepared to l.nkft f-Rro of onr trade at all timest
ICATroXAIj TICKET.
For I'mldriit :-.
VVI1J.IAM J. BHY.VX, Lincoln, Nebraska.
lor Vice Preirlen. :
AULA I E. HflSVJ3N.SJN, Blooniingt.on, His.
1 of rioidcntinl J'iecljiro-
I'.'t.VNlC T. fUNSOM, Silver lmblican, Lkiuzlas, Co.
I.OHKUr or.KIU'iLUJCK, Dumocriit ( heyeiine Co.
K'N. WKNI) T, " U-ii-iisterCo.
.'AilKH IIUC.KH. " O.lfax, Co.
.lOIlN 11. I CLKERT, Populist Ctdar, Co.
VHJJAM 11. OAUUKr, " I'heli.s. Co.
V. (. tUVAN, " Johnson, Co.
VfAEi'. E3BKSON, ' Ho ward Co.
FUSION- STATE TIClv75T.
I'ttr ('ovop.'io;:
v:. A. 1'OYNTKR Coone Cf, Neb.
Vor 1 ! ulciiMiit f.oK .iior: ""--.
K. A. 01LOi:Uf, ....York, Co.
lorf-KT iury of State:
I.'. V. Svoboila, Howard, Co.
Tor 'i re mircr:-
!i. II. HOV.'AKIJ, Holt, Co.
For Auditor. "
Tlie-Kioro Urc-i, CIj.v, Co.
for Atto. uev lieneral:
W. i). f 'LMlAM, Uuiralo Co.
Kort'oui'r fnh. Tnnd.ia liullijixs:
1. J. CAl.EY - - -- Saunders, Co.
J or U t, l'ub. lintructUnK.
C. V., B! 'K,.... Eiiik, Co.
For ' "o'lirrcwniKM lh IX .trirt.
WILLIAM II, NEVILLE Cbevenne Co,
IF,(; I S L ATI VE If CIC ET.
I it Hnprei-finlrtlT, Mrd I?!rict :
CHA3LKS F. COM EE.. ." Sioux Co.
The slot-km'in of North-west Nebraska
will have a r'jpresenttitive in tdo slto
k'f,'islat uro down at Uricoin, n;xt wij
ter, in the person of lion. Charles F.
CofFefl of this count v, who is one of the
largest stockmen in tho state.
Mr. CoiTuo did not welt the office whit h
he has hewn nominated for, and to which
i without doubt, he'l be elected Novainher
"ith. It is an instanco of the ollicu seek
ing tha candidate. I
Another star is darloned another foun
tain of ge.jtnss and lirlit has pone
drv, Mr. fiodkin F.. L. Oodkin lato of
the Km -v York Evening post occ'fa tha
apostio of riteousns is now utterly
lost and self-consigned to perdition. Mr.
Oodkin has alluded to "William Mclfin-
ley and tho men who surround and act
i with him'' as "a set of the most danper-
ons si ouudreiy by which any civilized
country was beset." Ergo Godkin la an-
thema. Away with him!
Call for Senatorial Convention.
The eelctor of the Peoples' Independent
Party of NetjiuHka, lire beirthy culled to
meet in delegate convention at Valentine,
Neb., on th.i -lib day of August, at 10
o'clock a. in., for the purnose of placing in
nomination a c.-indidate ftr the olioe of
Stato Senator for wiid dmtrict, and for tiie
transaction of auc.U otiur busincfl us limy
properly couiu bef ore tho convention. . The
cvcrul couuticn will be entitled to vepre
Henlutlon us follow; One delegate sit larjro
from eaeii county and one delegate for each
KKX) votes or uinjor fraction thereof ea.t f or
Hon Silas A. ilolcomb for tiujiremo Jude at
the. (funeral ejection of IxV'j, which ?ivej tiie
following by counties:
STuCiC 1SKAN1JS.
The. (ottrnal will pubibh yonrbninrt, Ilka
the l.llowieu', for $rl:0, per year. tech ad
dilnjnul iiraud 75 cents. jvery raruiar or
ranchmen iu bioux and adjoining eoaiitl'
isiiuutd a.Jvcrtt-,K tbeir brands in THEjoUK
naLis it circulates nil over the tate. li
nmy be the means of suv-ic money for you.
l 1 jjj !".'..'.""; .'jw.JiwaLjJ-j'yf
CUAULKS tilFMJ.K.
On left Hide or hii) of oattlx, j
f2JrT On Jcf I shoulder ot horiics. i
ft'Hant'e on the hciid ol Warbonnct
iceilld
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Address Itan ison, Sioux Co. Neb
WASK U. Lewis.
BUgJT jflUrnnded on laft ld
Sof Cattl and on left
dioiilder of Iloi'v.
Eange ou l.uui ol u hite Uiver.
1. O. Address llnrrisoi,
Neb.
JOHN A. HANSON.
Owns the follow- I?,..'' V.
liiKbraud on ciih- 63
What is in a Name,
Those pious aould who would justify the hideous uiasacre of tho rlnhppinos
the plunder of their homes, the desecration of their temples and their altars and
the violation of their women assure us that this is not imperialism. It is only
expansion." So mote it Iss brother. Vo will not quarrel over a name. When
we stx?ak of "imperialism," which you call "expansion" we are both of one mind
Via both mean those ai-i I hit aa invadinj army pre cnnimittmir in those islands
in the name of the United States and by order of President NcKinley. Will ifny
fcial pleader for the accused please ay in what regard the sway of President MrT
Kiuley over tho Philipire islun js differs from the relation of Queen Victoria to tin
Indian empire, exr pt in the tr;filin-f particular of title? She is emprtsi of India
Accordinij to a test vote of Manhatten
Wand, Hew York citv made by the
Nr. Y. Journal July D'J Hon. William
J. Dryan will sweep (rreater New York
city at the November election by 89,9Wj
plurality. Out of a total vote 4,853 on
ly 82 who had no voto for McKinley this
year 23") indicate their intentions on
signed blanks to voto for William J.
Dryan. If the total vote of greater
New York is as lar-o as it was in '9(5
thorn will be 51 "00 votes oast and if
the Journal' forecast or the vote is as
near correct as it was in the llayorality
election two years ago, 'Williiarn J. Hry-
an will r-ceive 301,010 and William Mu-
KinleV will receive 211, 6'W.
The democratic policy with reference to
the PI. iilippinea is plainly stated in the
Kansas City platform:
We favor on immediate declaration of
the nations purpose togive the Fillipinou
first a sta'.ila form of government; sec
ond, liuitpytidence, third protection
from outsids interference.
If this policy had been proclaimed by
tho Hanna odniinistnittpB at the start,
there would have beennO Philippine
war wi th its attendanv corruption and
loss of life and treasure Wo should have
had n powerful friend oh ihe thres
hold of China, ready to lend aid in such
an emergency as the present, instead of
requiring the ircsence of United States
troop3 to preserve the forms of peace.
W are quite confideet that candidate
Deitrich, will be elected this fall to
stay at Ifo no. The people of Nebraska
want a man for governor, who wilt tw
as dii'n'flnd as tho(Ilcd lie neeks to fill.
Keep him iMakinjr a iiersonal canvass and
he will t '..lected to stay at home.
Box i: ut to
Ul o'.i il
(hurry
Dawes
Keva Paha
iioi'k
Sheridan
8ioux
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Also on cat- I . H
tie and horses V j
cattle on lertsido V , "VSJ
horses ou left if fj?
Rani ito on Silver Pprinxs ami east of statJ
ine. I'ostoilico Harrison Nob
It is recommended that no proxies be al
lowed but the dcictfatea present cast tha
full voto to which the delegation is entitl
ed. V. Vf. I'OTTEK,
C. E. I.EAn, Sec'y. Chairman.
The nomination of Hon. Charles F.
Coffee, for representative of this 53rd
legislative district, li v the democrats and
populists at. Crawford last Thursday,
means the utter route nd defeat of Hon.
A. ti. Fisher, his opponent.
Report conies through the daily papers
by the .ower of the word and he is emperor of the Philippine Islands by the same that tho republican party, either through
tlaim nnd method, This i:i imperiuhhni, call it by whatever name you will.
North-Weslrn (Kioux City, la.,) C'atholic.
Cur Popular Candidate. 1
Hon. Charles F. Coffee, on honored
dtizen of our county was nominated for
representative of lfn 53rd Legislative
district by the Duiiinrratic and Populist
conventions at Crawford, a week Rj,"J to
day. Charlie, as everybody adreses him
up in thin neck o-the-woods, has nover
aspired to any official position that is iu
tiie Klfl oC ,liu Pu,I',a of t,lu Hl!lt", fcut
y determined and persistant urtrintf
by his many friends both in the Populist
and I democrat ranks ho very relucanily
permitted them to llsu bis nanio Is- fore
tha two convention w hich rvultot! in
liis utianiinoiis nomination. C'harl- F.
Co(fe wiis Uirn at Inde()cndence, Mo. in
1U;, when a umall lov, ha with his
mii;r(inted lo (icorutown, Tex., where
tie lived until 173, when ho eniitfranled
ir, Nebraska and Wyoming, diviJinjf h.M
residence U twn the two stated, the
last twelve years being rpent continu
ously in tbi couiity.
lr, Coir. ba b.-rrn enjfed In tho
dtock bUAiness iince '7:J and at irewi:t
vvm jverl IhoiiKiind hend of cattle.
He maleo interested in the Commercial
fnk of Miirnsou, and tho ( Iwdron No
tioel Bank und, while lie and his n'.im
able tilyr cultured ami ablo m fir
M this worlds goods nre conceineil, to
live In afHunnc nnd gran luer every Ixsly
whether rich nr r or are tluir frieudn,
Mjmi noi0'hbjis aiid afcociftttw.
tti."U state or national committee have
bought up the Lincoln Free press the
leading Oertnun paper of the state also
the Pokroli the Kohemian pajicr at Oma
ha which are to be run on republican
principles,
Webster Uuvis is today deservedly
honored by all his countrymen who ad
ruiro moral courage and mauly American
character and the glorious example he
CHACLK3 KEWMAN.
rrws The brand wipresented in this nottce
ami branded any where ou left side
$ea o' Cllttlu, and over lp eat from tuo
M Also the same brand on left thigh of
KSSa bori"B3 beloiiKM to the unrtrmiffised.
H-j.sii;e ur.r Kaat (ipnnps, south -part 10
Sioux county. Cuakles SEWJits, ;
- Ilarvison, Ncbrnnkii.
To put it bluntly the g. o. p. prefer the
evils of tho McKinley regime of imperi
alism t the sacrilico of tha Kld stan
dard. Ve favor the abandonment of
the Philippines and the othor island ac
quisitions, but sot at the expense of
frea-ni I vcr coinage or a llnancial panic
and a collapse of "prosperity" From
the pMgress of the world," in the Am
erican Monthly Ifcvkw of Reviews.
Houstwok is automatic and does not
supply the needed amount and kind of
exercise women roquiru. It is automatic
and usually but one set of muscles are
brought into action. The housewife
should sock th? fresh air and- sunshine
and take such exercise as will compel
diep but not laborious breathing Aug
ust Ladies Home Journal.
The "American Law Review" pretty
nearly if not quite voices the sentiments
of presidant McKinley ond his party, if
Judged bv his olllcial acts as president
of the United staWs of America. Tho
following pretty clearly indicates a
pro-P.rilish secret nlliance letwnoil presi
dent wcr.iniey ana u,tu twisbury read ..... his m)ul)ican fHnw citizens will
it-- I Iw t fif puur-hintr ruiilt4 In thn rnmin'
-Many of us leel mat sue is in a sense confji(.t ivcen American idoas and tra
. i 1
our queen: and whenever sue wants tho ,.., ,.m ,)0 coldblooded slavery and
American boyu lo light lor Her Honor, or barbarism of imported imperialism. It
even for her political rights they will js wt. f()p tl ,)alio anlJ lh , wm;nir
einitark or cross the uanaoian iront.ier for i,-.t w vt hrvv Ikivine
that purios in such numbers as will tax a, Towres-mon who will nacrifice ev
urilish resources lo arm and equip them CPVt,i,.r they noswsi even life itself lie-
very one of them "spoiline; for a furB t)fy wij liUn9y yield up the birth
fight, and they will acquit themselves riR,jt ipieathed to thrill by the heroes
as gallantly as their Canadian cousins 0r Valley For'e
liave done lu houtli Atnca. American
Law Ilevicvv. On the strength of Ins being a gbrman.
Candidate) IVtnch, 'is straining evtry
Chairman Dick of the Ohio, republican nerve to pull soma jrerman votes but
.-end-,.! -..r,mit fol.,.;i il.nt I.!. utu i alack I u las: our car man volirs win not
fa I as!
is in the doubtful column this fall. And vot lor nun on me w.-ore onus being
then, ox-president Harriwin has made a K",n"' T,"y tinderHtand only too
the public statement that his own Mate w wht imperislisin tnstans, lo support
Indiana is uosafe for the g. o. p. this candidaW whoso sole aim will m if
year.
yiwuir 'Wellington, of Ueleware, has
floppy) and will taka Ihe "Stump" for
elected te biud the shackles of imperial
i ui, around tho toiling musses and our
german people read and are too enlight
ened for anyone of I)eidrich' strlie to
flon. WilliamJ, liryan.tbi fall. It U draw llient aid3 from theirduty to their
the Welwter I Hjvines congressman John
fas and K'nalor Wellingtons that are
mkiii(f the w.l tiug riu for Urjao &
Stevenson.
home and family. Vote for the fusion
nominees from governor d6wn to coun
ty attorney, dont make a mark at any
ones nam", vote it straight.
The only bad trusts, is the tin-plate
trust, Eccording to would-b iroveruor
Dctrich, the republican candidate and
that is over in Europe. However, Mr,
Dctrich lulmits there are about 500 Mo
nopolies in the United States, 60 'of
which receives special priveleges as a re
sult of tha tarilf.
Tha republican candidate for Governor
is fairly good looking, but he Im that
peculiar look about the eyes which indi
catesatiick of principle, and that tho
possessor while not absolutely dishonest
is a raao who will take advantane of any
moan circumstance that presents itsself
to defeat or "get even" with an ndver
sary. And the tallts that. Dutrioli put
upl They were unspeakable: nside from
vulgar stories bo seemed to rely most
upon telling how much be did to defeat
prohibition in 18t)0. On q nest ions of im
portance we have heard of no-opinion ex
pressed by hiiu while here. Ainsworth
Herald.
Oenl. Prinslo.i ol the Tansvnal has
surrendered unconditionally with 5,000
troops to lord Itohert.s.
King Humbert, of Italy was assassin
ated, at Manza July CiHh by a Nihalist.
liis son the Prince of Naples, will suc
ceed tha (lead emperor.
It Helped "Win JluUles.
Twei4v-nine olllorrs and men wrote
from t, Front to say that for scratches
Hrtiises, Cuts, wounds, Sore Feet nrd
fit! IT Joints, Uuckles Arnica Halve is tho
hftxtinHie world, fianie for burns, Skin
F,ruptlons and Pilos, 2i els, a box,
Cure Kimranteed.- Sold by D;. J. E.'
PBINKKY, druggist.
DIETRICH.
A more jolly and cotented lot of dem
ocrats and populists cannot lie fosind
than those iu Ainsworth since the visit
of Dietrich, the rip-up-agin candidate for
governor. Prior to his much advertised
visit, wo were all a little bit worried,
and feared he would injure our cause.
but now wo are hoping be will como a-
gain and stay a week a visit of that
length would insure a majority of at
Itast, a hundred for the fusionists. We
learned by his visit that instead of being
a finely-bred gentleman. Dietrich ii real
ly coarse; instead of statesmen, lie is.. a
cominoii'politian; we learned that he is
lacking in respect fo- others, because he
started for the saloon while in company
with a prominent anti-s" loon-man; we
learned he is selfish, because after being
introduced to the "boys" be drank alone
we learned that he is lacking in morals,
because he told vulgar stories which hud
not even tho merit of w it to make them
acceptable.
TVe dislike ver much to publish so
plain a statement of facts, but the duty
wa owe our readers demands it, and so
does our conscience. We have said not
hing untrue, and nothing which cannot
lie corroborated, and by republicans, too.
Dietrich asked that we say 'what we
thought of biiii, and we have done so,
mildly and in sorrow. It is a pity tha
repulican party can offer no better can
didate for governor than ha is. As the
head of his party, he is a reflection on
the whole parly, and the great majority
of republicans are too good to deserve
the reflection. Ainsworth Herald.
FKASK NUTTO.
On left side of cattle and on lef
shoulder ol horses.
p. o., Ohilchrist, Sioux Co., fceo.
J.S. TUCKEtt.
Branded on left .shoulder ol horses
aid on left side of cattle.
Uantfe on White River, near Glen.
1. O. Address, tilca, Nebraska. ','
DEEP CUKEK 1.1 VK STOCK Co.
I Branded on left hip of Cattle
I and on left cheek orUorsen,
Range on Peep Creek.
lAdrtre-JSrJJeep Creek Llic Sloelt Co,."" '
OSCAlt Clow, Snpt.,
Glen i Nebraska.
(rev r
f 300 HOWARD.
Vot the arrest aud conviction of any party
or parties stealing or disfiguring any brand
on stock belonging to tho undersigned pat
ties: f
DAVID COLV11.I.E.
Horses branded i
on righ shoulder or
branded jJ on right Jaw. Also, I bava
Horsf.s branded oa left thigh.
Post Oflien Address, ...
Harrison, Sioux Co., Sebraska.
V. E. JAKOT.
Ilrauds
60, 117, - m
on left hip
ft'
Contest Notice.
l ulled Slates Land office,
loft hip of Cattle.
Sioux County, Nebraska.
o
on left Jiut,C3 on
I
Post Office, Hewitt,
JOHN T. SNOW.
Horses branded
BJRSH
n -i""-2,--i
on left sliotil -
Alliance, Nebraskn, I
June 71 h, I'.'iKi.
A aiifllcSent rnnte-it aflldavlt having been
ll!i-d In this office by ( laus Christmiscn, con
tcstant, against liomesleiid entry No. 1010,
made October i'rd, lsfn, for Knet li-ilf
south west li, !-'-ection 6 and Knst-half )i,
North-west Section 7, Tuwnshlp :il north,
range U wost, by Mary Koole- coiitostee, iu
which It In alleged that the Bald Mnry Koote
lias n holly Mh.indoned sn'd tract, that she
lias changed tier residence therefrom lor
imnc tlian six months since lucking said
entry; that said tract Is not Kuttled upon
und cultivated by said party as required by
law, that said delects continue at tho 'dale
of tills nni.lavit and lire not nor were not
caused by service of S lid ciitryiuuii In the
Army, Navy or Marine Corp ol the I'nited
Hliilea during the lute war with Spain or
liny other war in w hicli It may have been en
gaged.
said purtlc-s sre hereby notified to iippeor
respond and offer ovldunco touching said
allegation ut lOo'clock a. m. on August nth,
l'.K), hi lore Grant Outline, a Notary Public
at Ms Ofllee lu Harrison, Nebraska.
(and Uiat final hearing will be held at 10 o
clock a. ni. on August lllh, IV'ti before the
register nnd receiver at the Tailed (states
Land office la Alliance, NeMunL
The said contostant biivlng, In a Jiroper
afildnvit, filed Juno 7th, IMKl, set forth facts
whlcll sliow thut nf tor due diligence person
al -ervlen of this notice can not be nuidn, It
Is hereby ordered and directed that auch
notl'-o bo glvon by dim nnd proper publica
tion. V. M. IJosuixot ;s,
lieKlstur.
i .
deror reversod, boiizontully on left shoul"
r-iM
der of Cattle, and YW on leftside.
Post Oltlcc Address,
Patrick, Laramie Co. Y yo.
Contest Notice.
ot vitHllty fient, fruo for 11 rt. postage,
Hii, WAR!) LST. 120 1. 9 SU ST. LOUIS. Kl
Apaeksirnof or,
triMitinent for
woaknose ai.ri
ncay, nnrvnus debility ami
fnitcd Land Olllce.
A II inn ce, Neb.
June, 2t, 11HKI.
A suflicient content affidavit having been
filed In tills otlice by Claudia Hester, entites
lant, against Homestead entry No. 2011, iniido
May. I.Hh, IS'.iH, for N. N-lO.'i 8-W. U N-K..V
und N W. S-K. 'i Section l, Townships,
N. range, 5f w. by Hones It. Will Conleslei , .
In which It Is ullegeU that said Hones K.
Will has failed entirely to establish hU re
sldnace thereon, or to cultivate any of hh Id
truct, that said defects continue Hi the duto
of t Ins affidavit, further that uttlant la -formed
und believes that the suid entry
1,011 was not at I lie time of making his up.
plication lor said lund either twenty-ono
yeitra of uge or Ihe, liead of u f-iinlly, ami
that said alli gcl absence from the said bunt
w as not due to IiIj employment In the Army,
Navy, or Marine Corp ot the Culled State
a a prl vato soldier, oillcor, "eamui nr tm r
Ine. during thn wur w ith spu.u or during ai, y
o1. her wnr In hicli the I lilted Sstatea msy
be engnged. Said parties are hereby not ified
to upjinur, resjioiid and oiler evidence touch
ing xnld ullegstlon nt 111 o'clock a. ui. on Aug
ust Z0.li, I(ki, b' fore (, rant Outbrle, u notary
Public, ut his oflleo In llurrison, NehrsaS",
and that Und hearing will be held at lit
o'eloek, a. tn. on Anvust rvth, 1W0, before
the l(Klslernnd Iti celvcr at the 1'nlUrt sVt
ra Lund Office In Alliance, Nebrusks, l'be
s-ild con test unt having In a proper aOldxrlt.
tiled May lAtb, HKM, set forth facta wlilek
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