.é [it
ohms to 20
' .M” thscsbyfl'lm, ”it,“
‘ ' . ‘1?erme act. summon»
lililE RULE!!! ll RIM
‘l'chlllPaased the Committee
StageAfteraFreeFight.
moroonmnuum
word was inaudible.
AM- y Mac
or not Ir. Connor bud used
"Judas" Hr. Peal said: >
mwmrsw
all“ Forth Millie-aortas Wes!
ma-I‘Ihs- tas rte-am W
animator-um
1m, July filo—At the hour sat in
thaebaareut the debate in committee on
, thshomsralahtlirthsaattwiesol the
4 » bones were Illed with personsexpectant at
an exciting scene at the close of the com-
mittee’slahors. Pew members wereahaeut
tram the beaches on the floor oi the house.
Obseulwmamhers continued the debate
until ll minutes before the closure was to
‘ ’hsapplisd. Then Joseph Chamberlain rose
r“ ' toddivartheilualbroadside or theoppo.
attiou. He was still smarting underthe
lash which Ir. Gladstone swung on Tue.
day Honing, and spoke (or several min-
uta with corresponding bitterness.
[Jeers iron. the Irish. cheers from the tin-
icllstaaud counter cheers (rum tbs Libel»
alliatcrrnpted his. Chamberlain. lie wait-
all two orthres minutes before the min
dun abated audidently for him to speak
without dost. Bethcn proceeded thus:
“The prime minister calls 'black,’ and
his adhcrarta ssrlt is good. Theprhns
slim calls *wblte,’ and they say it is
better. [Unionist laughter.) it iaalwaya
thsvdceof God. Never aincethetimeol
Herod has that been"—-
II. Um Bee-ls.
Hr. Chamberlain got no further. In-
mediately after resuming biaspeech hehad
hemmed from thelrish bencheathata
storm was gathering. He could hardly
have expected the suddennese with which
it broke, for with hishnlf finished reference
to Herod there came from the Nationalists
such a roar of indignation as has not been
heardln thehouscaincethednyrof Parnell.
Ir. Chamberlain was plainly startled,
but he tried to talk on. His voice was in—
audible to the memhera oi the next bench.
lie turned toward the Nationalists, and
shrill yells oi execution rose above the up-
heat and irritation of the moment.
fair.”
nervousnunnw - 4.
Amid Conservative cr: .v
Mr. O’Connor apologizr-x‘.’ - ,
fairs.”
ample.
cation hit him in the eye.
renewal of the riot,
the lrlab became more tranquil.
mitofifl.
sliscuaqeiwaa to be put toavoie,
don't have it rad."
worthy incident;
counter Charm. The
[or Aug. 1. th-
”ii-Tr. O’Conm sprang tons-feet. leaned SELF DESTROYERS.
toward Mr. Chamberlain and shouted
”Judas!” Io loudly that the epithet could
beheard through the house. The rat of
the lriahtnen took up the cry and for hall
a minute shouted "Judas!" in chorus.
' Meantime the clock struch to. Chairman
5 Heller tried to put the closure. but his
tunes“!!! invaded? mun:
a sudden scene unprecedented in parlia—
mentary history. Mr. Mellor gave in a
weak voice the customary directions to
clear the house for a division. As the dis-
ordersubsided preparations were made to
execute theae directions.
The Conservatives, however, flatly re-
filled to quit the house. \‘icury Gibbs,
Gibson Bowie: and William Harrbury
abouted to the clmirrnnn that he must first
all Mr. U'Cmmor to order {or boring cull-
ed Mr. Chamberlain names. Mr. Moll
protested that be had not heard the epi-
thets in question.
Meantime half of the l'nioniata had
climbed to the benches and were shouting
"Gag!" ”Gagff’ Others were rtmggiiug
in the aisle; or between the benches with
Radial. Liberal or lriah antagonists.
lighting tr- Ihe lea-h;
Curses, yells of pain and gross insults
were heard on every side. John Logan,
Liberal. ran down to the first opposition
bureh and began upbralding Edward Can-
aan, a Tory. As he shook his list under
Is. Canon'- noes. Garret Wyndham and
q . William Fisher jumped to the resistance
r at this party colleague. seiaed Mr. lam
‘ tythe mhthrewhimtothefloorhnd
and then bundled him under a bench.
smashed Tim llealy’s high hat
slownover his eyes. Healytmofl their»
and sprang iatothe ski: in full lighting
posture. jut as Ir. llanbury, still about-
that the chair-n must name Mr.
O’Connor. was trying to get by. Mr. liar
barywaahaoehedovrrabenchby the
loves of the collision before Hr. liealy got
h a blow.
Alrsshght than broke outatiha
the pagway. The center oi it was 'ih
liars Redmond. its. who had taken
advantage of the green! license to push
Colonel W. the champion of
the men at ill-tar. Saunders” was res»
read and led an attack on the l’araeliitee
Kiowa were struck debt and kit.
has lsllnnilwsrs picked up by their
‘ to a.
, git-g. earning ma- ot rat-bars. atrl
slewing sail upsetting seen other.
darts w
of the Ordinary.
iii: «no cosmos;
lr'Mr our his brains
mine time to untangle than.
himself through the brain.
Ramona, July a—lh.
?
E
him
Instill-lam
l". V. flush. tinhamsville; Jar-u
i
mink.
New Jersey» W. P. llarrnbrant.
tun: t'bviatian
is lancer
litatba; it. ll. Hunter. all."
Actors. Bill's Hill: A. it. milling
“WWII-y.
totbis city accordi
3
ultra have publicly oil-red to
5.
allziiiii
:
ri
I
I
so
=
it:
5
1
“gal;
l
H.913
“Miriam”
spoke in a tomorrmwtul votes. but the
“harshest become se‘qulstthuafla
te-wbsthsv
the"!
"l have arrived st the continuous
were simply to say he regrets bavll. used
them] are quitsmrtairr it would born “I
dutyto tabs nofurther notice of the -
Wssruaoror, July ”The following
fourth class postmaatrra were appointed:
Kew York-vii. ll. Adlai». Babel; (I. W. Ila)-
any. lilachiimh; i'. ll. Elise. lllvine's M
Hansen.
Milt Palisbnrr. ll. it. Teller. Hall's Milk;
Jan-res t'anisn. Mountaindale; L'. l’. Freer} .
M
ii. ”evil-oil. (re-skill: C. D- Van Clank-via...
Baum»
crrr or inn». July mulberry.
will:
“ill!
gals.
Satorwaltflamwueco.
"ulmw!"
H “tum"
any wwdaol his hurl wrrtrifm ii to bring
Illoll‘ ill“ I‘M WmlliJllc nitric (ll 8(—
Tho sputter said the apology was most
Colonel Seunderaou rose assoousalbe
cheering subsided. Despite frequent in-
termptlons and shouts of ”No" from the
Irish be recounted excitedly bow Eugene
Green, anti-l’arnolllte.bad without provo-
The increasing confusion threatened a
when Ir. Balfour and
Timothy Harrington. l‘amliite. rose to-
gether, Mr. Balfour yielded the iloorant’l
Mr. Mellor then resumed the chair. and
the new clause was adopted by a vote of
As another clause, which had not been
some
body challenged Mr. Balfour to read it. In
an undertone Mr. Balfour said. “No, not
The clause was car'-
riedhyavuteoffittoalo. ’l'batwoothsr
financial clauses were carried without di—
vision. Tbe postponement of the filteentb
and oisteeuth clauses was adopted by a
vote of 815 to 253. The motion that the
first schedule stand apart of the bill was
carried by a vote of 810 to 2:7. Thesecond
schedule wan carried by 290 to 2:5 unit!
loud opposition cheers. The rest. of the
schedules were adopted without noise-
When the committee rose and Chairman
Mellor reported in Speaker Peel, presiding
over the house, the horns rule bill as
amended in committee, cheer after cheer
was given. and but: were waved [at Mr.
Gledetnne by the Liberals and lrish. who
were nouns-red by the Unionists with
W)“ stage was fixed
Ole Day’s List of link-ides That Were Out
l’lrrsr’trt.n, Mean. July 28.—Tbe suicide
at Cashier i: 5. Francis is the all abeorb-
in; topic of discuasion here. and the opiu-
lon prevails that he had reached acrilin in
law- “a
rust
proxy of Xew York. I'rancis' boudsmeu.
that claims hum-gating about ”5.1!” had
turn mmle against the bank on account of
the (Miller‘s transactions. The company's
nitortlcy. Lawyer Strong. called on the
mtlner Thursday morning. and the latter
saw that esrmsnre was inevitable. lie was
writ-«Hy mlmnml pleasant at the inter-
v'mr, but its mm as Mr. Strong leit him
m- out his rs-lutlw-t from the room and
com-
' mlwr bnml, his relatives claim
ms til) the vergcofn second attach
m npup‘fuv and was not responsible. Ilia
(il‘flll‘t or» badly mixed. and it will take
Autumn, Km, July {ls—Frank Bow.
ard. u prominent wholaale notion dealer
of thisdty. committed suicide by m
hydrate of chloral. lie left on hbdnk a
certificate of his own death filled out in his
own handwriting, and in the space “re—
ported by" he had lnnerted ”himself."
Boron, July flat—William ll. lrvlng,
who is rmted so having committed sui-
ride in Chicago. lived in Winthrop, Hat...
where he has a wife and a 3»me child.
lie had charge of a department is a large
cltlnilllfl house in Boston, and so far as
known no ymsible reason for the suicide
can be learned. lleleft home June “and
since then nothing had been heard from
'1.
Pennsylvania va.h.J;uu.lhsekmc.a,
..Jm WJCJMI. Illava
"harm
Taumr. )tssa. July n~1ba story
that binds Borden had confessed was
madsoutofwholseluth. tab-Badman.
conning Article.
tin-tat mufiflmfl
humorist" to.
Long island Villagers TurnOut
With Shotguns
sormmmmm ms.
nu m usur- n... as use
”Mill—“mt.
_‘ MbWfl-Imdstamu
mums ’
new You. .1er cayenne with shots
guns and pistols. and accompanied bya
pack at dogs, assorsor more of the reels
dents of Wood-Ila min Wool-ids
alumni. Y., startedoutlastnight tohuut
down the mystery which has been hauute
log the old town spring. scaring children
and chafing women and girls. The spring
is in a triangular clump of woods on the
rising ground of the heights.
Betta avenue aklrts the woods on the
south, and Greeupolnt svauua runs along
at an angle on the northeast. Thompson
stuns bounds the west Iide.sudClevs-
land avenue attractors almost directly
east from Thompson avenue into Grassr-
poiut avenue. .
Thisold spring dates back beyond tbs
recollection of the oldest inhabitants. and
itiaaaidthatitnwverrunldry. iris the
eentarofauetworhot paths that lead in
from the avenues.
'lbebruaharoundltiatallerthaua
man’s bead. During the recent drought
morethanbalfthevillagcoiWoodsidehaa
obtained water from this W. All day
long and until late at night groups of chil-
dren. girls and women could be seen in all
directions with pails in their hands. going
to and fro from the spring.
children law It lieu.
Int during the last few days the little
village baa hail agreat ware. It started
at tin bubbling spring three nights ago.
when a crowd of childron came flying out
of the brush, leaving their water pallsbe-
hind. They said they had seen a ghost.
and no amount of persuasion could in’
does them to return for their abandoned
pails.
The scare wae repented sevemltimesthat
night and once or twice on the lollowing
day. until the children become so badly
frightened thaiuot one of thorn would veuv
lure to go to the swing.
Then the women tried it. andonseveral
occasions they came screaming out of the
woods running for dear life and perhapl a
trifle more ware-l than the children.
They all had one story to tell. “'hiie
bending over drawing water they were
stealtb‘dy approached from behind by a
tall, gaunt individual, tin-med entirely in
-Lu., “a.— ...-r-rusry am upon t
The children say he got down on all fours
and crawled after them like in revenues
animal. lleebased lt—ynrold Annie Rob-
‘ ‘ srovas.
“Tl N WA R E
ill. sun. run in not on"...
till.
“ nus-re.
Marti its Blittlltt.
mummmssmuu
l. S. MNALBSBN
stimulate-tin. 1 ”It 31:“ .3, ’
"mum mm:- ll Woman“: 30““! "QT'Wflk- '5
FliESlIiSibTHSII
v.10 us rattan v
Imported Oils.
. Peas.
Sardines.
030m DIIJVIIID murmur.
ilunt& lelufi,
WM’E
l” «momma.
mmmmmm
. ”Autism
moon. July m W's Paris
as
'lgathsrfbstgvevelleaadlanllht-
fatin have agreedtoacompro-isacuthe
hustler caution. The uewapapers have
aoin'hliaxofthisaudarasaaggra-insa
8h (tastes ”like raid is an interview
this evening he believed that the II lib
elbuflerluaudl. strllehadrvac an
mt by which hues would abans
dun her etalmsto the upper M "or
course.” he ”the surrender will he
ales-ad ovvrbyaomsiormofeempvomiae.
but I cannot imagine hgland’s agreeing
to anything elicit.
nausea. July a-llotice was given oi
the Mechelle by the French fleet. Outgo
lug vessels have been warned that they
must clear trons Bangkok and Holmi-
Chang before Saturday or submit to deten—
tion. The blockade will mend along the
entire north coast of the gulf of Siam.
The Punch fleet. with ll. Pavie. l'rlncb
minister residart. have me to Kola»
Britta [gas A mot.
Banks and Gun Stores Guarded
by Troops.
noun manna murmur.
Wineries-as a Proclamation Aching
”than all Others bleeplhefaaee.
AWludUWmD-m
able-nrwagthltvefla.
Dunn, July 28.-'l'hc lynching oi the
Italian Arata Thursday night has shown
the immense crown of idle workmen at
present in llenvsr what can be accom-
pliahed by Violence. and (hm is a til-ad in
the minds of many citizens that a riot of
enormous sine. having for its purpose the
looting of the city. may break out at any
time.
The thousands of uncmployed workmen
already here are being augmented daily by
«hm from throughout the state. who are
gradually working their way to Denver.
The county and city and numerous char
ityorganlmticus are doing their best to
feed and shelter the great army of penni-
le- people. hit they are incapable of meet-
ing the demands.
The banks of the city have called upon
thegotrrnment troops at Port Logan, of
which there are 700, to be ready to protect
their institutions in cm of an outbreak.
The bunks are United States depmitorlts.
and thus haven right to ask government
protection.
Troops at the Armory.
Unemployed members of the slate mili-
tia and the Chalice light artillery are now
under arms at the armory awaiting devel-
optuents.
Mayor \‘eohorn issued a proclamation
requesting all good eitiuns not to congre-
gate on the streets. as it may lead toan
outbreak. A lamenumbcr of idle men at-
tempted to lmlsnl a train at Fourteenth
street, but t‘ ' '1' rvpulml by the t ‘ a.
Every pmmmon pmaible has been taken
”by the different officials to prevent trouble.
and tho-y hrr hopeful of rum.
While;- the mob was hanging and brutal
ly dreamy-mile body of Dan Anita through
the muddy ntrewttr a robin entered the of;
duo! the assistant ashlar u! the Denver
m!” conipnny, and at the point of a
" . demanded that be open the safe
liver over the rash. The cashier
a revolver and lived at the robber.
who returned the shot. Several rounds
wen find. but us no officer was within a
1. "$1 mile of the scene the rubber
(Thong.
The general expectation is that early In
August the ,ve'nch beet will attack Bang-
kohaad Iandaomaulnuen. ’l'lrsrek lit—
tle doubt here that France's purpose is to
make Siam a French colony.
The Siamese government is exceedingly
anxious to avoid open wariare. When the
steamboat Lutln was at the Menatn but
early in the morning the foreign minister
sent to hi. anie a notetothseflecttbat
the hing and his advisers were most aux-
ious to maintain peace. All such silorta.
however. are believed by the English real-
drnts to be in vain.
Unlea- Eeglaud intervenes to assist in a
settlement ot the dispute lheva can be lit-
tle expectation oreicn hope that France
will refrain from extreme measures.
A W IONIC-Uli-
format. July zoom Pall Mall Gn-
mette says: "We learn 1mm an authority
that is deserving o! the highest respect
that the Franwt-liamm difficulty has been
h'lilt‘tl. France baa agreed to accept Siam'a
pmpmris and baa abuudoned her claims to
the territory lying between the eighteenth
and twenty-third parallels of latitude. "
Sir Edward Grey stated in the house of
commons t bad river: assurance
to Great ‘ ”dictum time would
be new _ r M‘puturnoi chips bnv~
ing it their argues previous to t
by that iiflrlockadc begins.
the one made in the home of
Rosebrry. - 1
THE BEBAC? ‘ RES.
KAfltiSAI. “MCI at!”
nsrrruotlyn- ml;
PhllltlflplrLOZOOthflOG—Zh.
Brooklyn ...... ostistorert
Taylor and Clemente»; Stcln and Kin-lint.
Umpire . liaflney.
Olllcena have been stationed in all the
tough on limie of the city who promptly
report any Mlflplt’llln‘t gatherings The
ltulien nation rspv-cinlly is carefully
watched. Sheriff liurchincllquirtly slipped
Karol. the armrry to the murder of B. C.
inson, who. father keeps a grocery store M Washington— a.w. s. Ughlloot. turbo perm (fauuuurity to avoid
in (£th amne, mmthnalliiebe- New?“ ..... o l n 0 .5 2 l 0 u— 7 l! 3 ammlition nflrut night’s outrage.
forest. . w‘finflflm-a incl 9)? £1 - l‘ i “‘1’:- 8 3 it bad in en rumored about the city that
Fourteen-yearn“ Josie Caton hadaairn- pine- ":Q'uzd ”arbni‘vmnw' m t m— an attempt would be made to lynch him.
liar tright. bbe lives in Cleveland avenue . 7 llrtnxh .4 the national guard lmvr- h w-n
‘ At “remain”! lsanm rr. n. r. .
withhnpanntaand her brother mum ..... r o o o o o o o 1»: 7 2 "0"" "m“ *Mrlunu the stun Mortar-film
and sister Winnie wore also frightened Boston 1 o u 3 l o o o t» o 3 3 citytomv thatnostupirinunquntinm of
away from the rpring. "“15:st andt'btrke; um»: and flannel. (m. nmnuwilinu mi-zht be diuiributmlm lung
. '~ .3]. rw-«J ir. fl : ”d
flimrz'gnflecmgfin Egfltg‘cb'l “issmniib‘amu 0 o 0 n 0 ILIt- IL .lt‘ii“f'lxv'ri:ri:iio-ml opinion ff; 1 nnysfeps
Buglefinger and other» living in that vi- f“. “Dunn“!!! 5 ._. I I 3 i; 2 Ii 2; 3 willie Inherit" prum‘ute rtny'oi' the ring-
clnity have encountered the. apparition at ud‘wfl, nml pm“: 2““.."' “a ”M” 1. int. 1 r. u. tho null», though a .cw of thmn
the spring on different wanton-t. lympm_ 5mm" will prulmbly luv mauled.
()n “3an3! night Mr. Chm At Cincinnati - Kn. r. The yurmtv-rls'uonnn inquest on the holy
caught sight othintaud gave chase for a Minimum...” 0 2 o l o o o o. a a 1 of Anna today. but it won secret and nnth.
mile or so, but he was not minim “Minn-(L... I :t o n o 2 o r he s 1 lug hssim-ngiveunut,
w]; and in th. dengWhflmm '1'"?! and W l’nrrmt I'Id Mfifvhl. Governor “'aite was criticised severely
trail. A search w. rude by some 01th hi?” ilk—— "- \ ‘ today because of his well known antipathy
mthat night. heydluuverodaaoytd (“(th . I . l) D it I ‘ 5 ‘ 125'; torupitnl punishment. it is clninruithnt
h] and ahclur mum deep In th lat-ville“... l 0 n 3 g o 0 n, 0 4, 5 d the crvtaintyof a n-pricve ehunld Arambe
woods, which was thought to bribe m
«ferrous of the person they were hunting.
A watch was left at the DM, but no one
I.
cant law a Ilse!“ 'lgnrs.
Young Thomas Robinson. who duke].
Gust-vi- “an store. came across the
diaturlwv white on his way home about
midnight from lifra. Catorr’a house. to
which be had been escorting one of the
young lllltl. When some distance away
l’yo- Caton's house Bobiaauvs saw a lgure
abetted like a ghouattoat out daelmpet
brush all! cut [subtle caps-rs la tha'mad.
moving about as silently as a shadow.
Young Robinson's heart catasspiahis
throat. lie says he didn't make any out
cry, but every now and then the ghoutly
dancer would Kin utterance In III II"
earthlyshrleh that caused Iris hair to“
on and and made the cold sweat trickle
down his back. Then the dog): begun to
bark. and personadlatwrbsd by the shrtvha
came to their doors. and the phantom
turned a hw haadspvlngs and diam
aa 7:“ he Villa's
lacs t t W
stunned lt weed-cider! that Ihssaaatiu
raust he stopped. so with plenty ole-an.
nitloa tbs ghost busters started out.
lltbseulpdthnotahotiatha chase he
will pvohahlyneelveaeuntultal'd
[enthuse-demanding. Them
iolhs of Wood-ids heights will not (eel-b
Insane astilthsgtwathaslmecaptsrsd.
Irma was was wrap.
mm. ladJnly mml’lcavaat Wet-
tlsil sadwifs haverlopvd. Therm-er»
vied lecturing and shuttle-l to“
i
Panama. July aberrant-st is-
Huichlann and Kittridrtr: mum» ansliirtm,
mnvirievi and rentmml trulentb bani much
l'tnpitv» item.
to do rt itb the ‘l'll'llllh of the murdered man
“2:51.14me ‘ . u “ o l , itilhl. taking thelawintutbeirowubanda
» M l ‘ l l A company of Colorado national guard
Dillard- ------ 1 0 0 l o n ”I o 9‘ 3 ‘ 3 was on duty in thel‘mple'a Rational bunk
“mum'w‘t’m' unmn‘HW “4 all tiny and lust night it wm feared that
”n" not”! M”. tunes. in the pro-wot excited state of the public
M Wilhesbarre nu. '_ mind ttu- Iim'olopmmtn in the aflairn of
“‘ilirerbam.. D o 3 l o a 0 o 9.. g n ‘ the funk might leml loan attackunlhs
lwmm..,.o o o t t o o 2 t-t s 2 institution.
i‘ampoeid and lake; lit-dilemma and bin President lawn-nee and bin family left
M UEMMBML the city. and the casesgulnnt him wanton.
At Erie w‘. a. I» ginnul to Saturday morning. The police
mi : had their hands lull last night. h'cveral
i‘shlll thmsmml hum warmed in the inner m-
ung» of the city without any definite pur-
rs.rr.g, poweiu view.
- l l S Whenevvrthey attemptnltoeongrrgate.
ii if I oronton attempted to address them, the
"‘ “5' gathering» were molly dispersal.
I we. The national guard was on duty at the
V 3'” 7 armnry.aud any attempt at disturbance
. g“ 5 would havslmpromptlysnppmanl. The
“a“, chamber of rmnmem [moi resolutions
dsmaudiux the moral of ('hief oi Polk-e
Kellogg. who has just entered upon his
duties. and the lppfllltllnllt of some use
able to cope with the present situation.
'I’he hale firth” labs-m.
"run. July mn‘l‘hstlesnetal troubles
reached licleua and resulted in the closing
of two of the lament banks in the date.
They were the Pint National and iislsaa
hfl‘ net‘5wu ...... ..,__.....-..
lass.- Wlil In an IBM
Br. lmruacno. July null-e Russian
toutin- iw Washington will he raised to-
s-luswy shortly.
, ............,_..m. .
The flaw-D I. M Idli.
NI! Vim. July as“. New” at
Porno. Colo. July ill—Tbs dtlasas
were awakened bra terrible lined. which
camsdowathvrivevirsmtbativaal
of Annalee. The watrv breheovsw th.
terrain-emulating theiowwrpuw
thinltbeely. Thesttyballhasaowlve
taste! wet-em three silt-sol mallet!
the hasrmeatalstbathloekarslllsd. a
bvsabwvatal thesitytlondvd thapovtto.
at the slum of thei‘aion
i
b"!- _ - ,
LITTLE BITS OF NEWS.
Twedmmlte born!- were exploded by
mm‘mmeh mxanmuiaestfltmwatnoeaewls
. nu.
invest thslaatheltbeAastrlaawflh» up.
n. e.-. .» nits! Junta rail-rm the ease as
m at“ M “*m "n’ mwumflbm .rswmwu'oimohanmsastaw
“mammalia- ‘ “new rmrwtwm lull-n. up run—u mm. shamanism»
sitter! 11...le "new." of their»
maul I.“ thrush-“mm gunmtrv‘yulhw madmmthmhm
m m aria-vast live-est seals-t hit-Jew. Mm
arr-mucus. time-Mk“ “lb-“I'm m wuvaea in our»... mull.
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