Indianapolis Sentinel, Volume 34, Number 72, Indianapolis, Marion County, 13 March 1885 — Page 8

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THE INDIANAPOLIS DAILY SENTINEL FRIDAY MORNING MARCH 13 1885.

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Linen Goods Department. 7e have low In stock a fall lino of Good, Honest Made 13Tablings, Napkin?, Towels, Crashes, Sideboard Sear's, Splashers, Etc., Etc. We call ipooUl attention to our Gorman Linon8twhtoa wash ana ixoa very satis faotorily. Oar Table Linens, in sets to matoh, aiovery choice. We also nave many Innen Ucoäs, in Fancy Stylos and Colorlogs, that aro really boautifal ana very desirable. Our customers will fled many Extra Fino Qutlisy Linens in our Department this seasoo. Prices Always ia Plain Fipres. PETTIPSETT& CO JOS A. MOORE, 84 S3. Market Bt.f Indianapolis, Ind Interest allowed on deposits, la sums of 15 and upward. Money to Loan oa Improved City aad Farm Property in Indiana and Ohio. City, County and Town Bonds, and Purchased Money Nctes, bought and Bold. No loans made except such as are secured by Cm t mortage rn ri estate, with a large margin cl security, or by collaterals- navln? a market value. Fort ign Exchange lor eale on all parts of the wr!d. A. JUST OPENED A FKESE LOT OP CHEAP w mm ALSO A FRESH LOT OF Hamburg' Embroideries . A. DICKSON & CO , TRADE 1 VILi A-C E. FRIDAY, MARCH 1-). OFFICCt 71 and 73 West Market Street. 8KNTINKL. TELEPHONE: Ü1LLS. Iisilnfss OCff 1C4 I Editorial Rooms 21)1 THE SENTINEL AT NEW ORLEANS. To accommodate the throng from the Northwest who will desire to read their favorite home paper while attending the World'a Exposition," the 8entlnel has been placed on sale in Nw Orleans at George F. Wharton & Bro.'a, No. 5 Carondelet trset between Canal and Common streets. ÜL1 PAPERS. Good conditioned old papers for sale at this office at only 40 cents per hundred. CITY IN BULEF. The county and city treasurers are nov ietly to receive taxes. Bishop Knickerbacker will preach at ths Chnrch of the Holy Innocents this evening. The Bee Hire having and Loan Association, of this city, has been incorporated. Capital stock, $100,000. A. H. Hutchinson, "tha boy lectarar," will address the people of the Fifth Presbyterian Church at 7:30 thia evening. The National State Capital Eank of Cjucord, N. H., has filed salt in the Federa Court against the town of Monticello to cjiJect f l,(xO, said to be dne on bonds issued in 1M8. The race between Fince Wells, on bicycle, scd Walter Dean, on skates, at the Wigwam Kirk last eight resulted, as oa the previoau vening. In a victory for the skater. Top distance was three miles, and the tlm? twelve minutes and two seconds. The petition of Henry H. Porter in the suit ef Hack et al. vs. the O. and G. 8. Riil ruad asking for the transfer cf the suit now pending in the Newton County Court to the Federal Caurt, and making John C. a party thereto, has been denied by Jude Vocds. All who wish to enjoy a theatrical treat, and at the came time help the LUht Infantry to procure much-needed new uniforic. should purchase tickets to the'r benefit, which takes place at the Grand Op?ra House the Jut half of next week, from the members, of the company, who now have them for sale. The children, grandchildren and great grandchildren are preparing to cslebrate the cne hundredth birth anniversary of James Hubbard, who has lived near Augusta since 1K2, anl who will be 'a centennarian on th I'Tth of thia month. The four children now ivin2 ii? RichsrJUabbard, of Mspleton;

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Solomon Hnbbard, cf Iowa; Chtrle, of Ne braska, and Mrs. Thomas Richards, of this city. In answer to the charge that he has failed to give credit on the books for taxes paid by checks on Harrison's Bank, Treasurer Watson says that J. C. S. Harrison presented a list cf property for taxation for which he was agent, and he took receipts giving Mr Watson credit in his bank account. Asth bank was then insolvent the taxes were returned delinquent, and smUhas been filed to teat the questions involved. AMÜSEMENTS.

charlotte thomteon in 'tiiillis deshof." at English's Charlotte Thompson apprs to night for the firit time in "Phillis Dnhor," in the new play of that title. The plot is taken from the story of "Dark Days." The scenes are laid in England and France; it ij romantic and full of pawer. Two of the f ceres that of the ' Murder in the 8no Storm" in England, and the "Siege of Paris," duricg the Franco-Prusdaa War, are startling and vividly interesting. As has been represented, the company possesses beautiful and appropriate costumes for eajti separate production. "RamanotI" was played to & good audience last niüt. The star and her excellent support acted their parts in a highly creditable manner. In the prison scene Hits Thompson's talent showed itself to splendid advantage. "Phillle Denhor' will he repeated at the matinee to-morrow, and in the evening ''Eut Lynne" will conclude the engagement. "fantasma" at the gf.axd. With the heraldiEg cf the wonders of 'Fantasma," the audience which greeted its first performance at the Grand expected much, and anything less than SDmething extraordinary would hare been unsatisfactory. Bat the most vivid imagination w&3 slnrt of the oriental magnificence of the spec'acle, the n aryelous mechanical etfecti, the drollery cf pjntotLime and the attractive specialtics. It is equal in gorgeousness to any of the scene of ' Black Crook" at its best, while devoid of the objectionable features of that epecticular play. "Fautasoia'' is nhokaorre throughout. . Ic reaches the very accbe of spectacular pantomime. The audience is transported into wonderland where the fairies hold dominion. Grand and beautiful tab'eiur strike the eye with admiration. A realistic cyclone illustrates the forces of nature in aDger, th9 arctic regions are rellected with ecenes illustrating the hardships of the et plcrers. A sword combat of one man against four thrills the lookers on as has nosuc.n feat ever beforeseen, and a thousand at.'o one other just such startling effects "Fa.itasrea" is not exclusively a pantocaine Words have been written for two of its char acters ("Fantasma," the rood fairy aueen. and "Zamaliel," the bad King of the Realm cf Heads) by Charles H. Hoyt. It is, o. ccurte, the usual fctory of the demon's pr tecutton of two yours; lovers, who, befriend ed by the good Fairy Jueen, triutmi over their arch-enemy, and at the sau? time overcome the prejudices of tiir irate pe rants. But to secure this result it takes two acts and a harlequinade nine icenes in all and one can hardly count tlie adventures and misadventures detailed by a remarkably clever company in the suorr st ace of 150 minute?. For instance, a showing some of the novel elTecta introduced in "Fantasma," we have a demon dropping out of the clouds to make fcavoc in a rustic village, a witch's chariot, a new kind of magic bell, a life like bull with a i eachaut for breaking and enteriüg, a practical bridge with a convenient tiap for drowning the cIowd, a real etaze cyclone, a deyil's garden therein veetables change to human heads, a mysterious conca which manufactures occupants to order, a transportable grate-tire with a fcappy faculty of placing itself under tn drowsy clown's nether parts, a peripateticchair, a candle troubled with pedestrian i3ui, aüd a f cere more of tricks and effects nr.t now rf called, but all cf which add to ths compleeness of this last venture of the H Bri lons. The allegorical nnale of the first act, Uio, is a great factor in enthusing the house It Is & series of tableaux representing the progress of science as applied to North itM explorations, and the cheers that greet the Greely party "picture' America to the front, loyally enough attest at ouch the patriotism of the auditors and tie cleverness of the Htnlons in wo-k!' up the effect. It should be ende - krd that "Fantasma" is tie idea and inventor, of the Hanlon's. and, accordingly, to tn Hanlons belong the ","prs of th prod-:: tion. Thote'who are faiuil'ar with the C tlnent&l method o! doing pantomimes i l hear with pleasare that nothing ye s.n j. this country has so closely approached t for i:n methods as has "Fantasma." The company of pantomimists proper are entiicly n w in America, and consists of Mon. Louis P zzarello, who did the white face clown "Picco, and whose make up and o;itire methods may oe retarded as new to our pantomime state; of S-g. Gerolamo Pstprini, the Harleuin and yoong 1ovt, wbo;e Bword combat with four antagonists, all attacking at one?, caused a perfeet furore among the mah portion of the audience; Big. Allesandr Argiolini, "Pico's" chum, and "Pantaloon," a tjuiet but effective and graceful pantomimist; of Signorica Rosina Masch1, the persecuted heroine and subsequently bappy "Columbine"; of Sigs. Lcrenzo Car tanioand Pietro Mare, the irate parents or the youg people; and ot Si's. Alolih Ilaccirde, who. as the ' Demon Sprite," gava evidence of a very satisfactory Pinuoitv anJ velocisy of movement. Nat. Jones did y: man rrioe; be was the nomical ttüem8nflgtr, the "Bad Km;;" and the ''FfUid Friend," acd he micht have played three v four mere parts if he had had the time hiadispcfa Kate Davis delivered the roic lines of "Fantasoift" in mcst satisfactory manner. The minor rolc9 were well sustained, an ; the f-mall people were grouped well ano coved about with plenty of life a creat e. sential in a piece of this character. We ha nearly forgotten Phil Purcer, "-ho does t h r--or four animals in excellent öiyle; imie -1 he is the best we have seen in the Una animal delineators. John A. Thompson'' new rcenery is artistic and elegant, and th machinery and properties are naturally eood, because they are from the models of Robert T. Cutler, himself an old time pint mimist. Standing room will be at a premium during the remainder of the engagement, t; night, to-morrow afternoon and to-morro night. Personal Liberty Protection Aasocia tion. About ICO persons were present yesterdu afterncon at 2 o'clock in Mozirt Hall in reponte to the call issued and published iv the papers. Christ Waterman wa mad Temporary Chairman and Loui Essma i. Secretary. After some discussion C C. Hederich, Henry Schwinge, John Huegsle, Frank Maus and P. H. McNeils were appointed Comniitteen on Permanent Oraoi zation. There will l9 another meeting on Sunday afternoon at 2:20 o'clock at Mozirc Hall, when permanent crgan.'zatfcn will h effected, constitution jud by laws adopted end cifcrs eltded.

LEGISLATIVE NOTES.

The Vote Defeating the Appellate Court 111 Reconsidered. The Bill Concerning Prosecutors' Fees Recalled From the Senat . The Rivers' Abandonment of 03ca Ueaeure Provokes a Lengthy Dlpcuesion. The Senate w li meet again this afternoon, having been adjourned f jr the past two days. The House having ordered an extra clerk, it is understood that Miss Emma Hennix, of New AJbarjy, who terved as fcldlng clerk daring the regular session, will be given the pesition. A resolution was adopted in the House yesterday afternoon instructing the Clerk of the Supreme Court to report the number of cases on the docket and the total number decided duricg the past year. The colored citizens will meet in the Supreme Court room on Monday uiht for the purpose cf ratifying the action of the Legislature in passing the Civil Rights bill. Senator Thompson, the author of the bill, and Representative Gooding, who was iti special champion in the House, will make speeches on the occasion. It is understood that the friends of Dr. Edenharter, Councilman from the Eigtu Ward, will nrge him for a position In the Pension OflSce here. It is geneallv conceded that Mayor Zallinger. of Foit Wayne, will be appointed and the position desired for the Doctor by his friends, is the next in rank In the cilice. The House adjourned yesterday afternoon till 2 o'clock Satuiday, but an arrangement has been made for adjourning again at that time till Monday. It is not expected that a quorum will be present on Saturday and for this reason another adjournment will be i-ecessary. Very few of the members who left yesterday will return till Manday. By a vote of 40 to 37 the Hocse yesterday reconsidered its action in defeating the Appellate Court bill, and .0(0 copies of the same was ordered printed. The Judges of the Supreme Court are unanimous in the opinion that some relief is necessary, and it may be that the bill will yet tret through. The opposition in the House has been very determined, but the fact that the vote defeit itg the bill has been reconsidered gives seme gleam cf hope that it may j et pass. In his explanation of his vote on Hoa?e bill l.'O, concerning the teaching of German in the schools, Mr. Browning was yesterday incorrectly quoted as saying: "If the time comes to discriminate against either the Germans or the colored raca, 1 shall discriminate against the Germans." What he did say was exactly the ravtrse: "If tne time caniei to difcriminate against either the Germans or the colored race, I shall discriminate asaicst the colored race; but there is no need cf any discrimination against either." The opposition of the prosecuting: attorneys to the passage of House bill 377, which, cuts off their fees in cases where pleas of guilty are entered, seems to have had a salutary effect, and the House yesterday adopted a motion to call the bill back from ths S-u-ate. The author cf the bill protested agai ist such action, asserting that there was a strong lobby influence atworktodefeat the bill, a id that the proposition to call it back was only another way of defeating it. He was oppoj?d to the delay, which h8 asserted endangered its passage. The main objection to the bid, which seems not to have been well uud?r stood when it tased the House, is the po vision "that if a defendant, on arraignment, pleads gnilty, the Jnstlcs shall not noti'" the prcsecutor or his deputy, and in no c-.se shall a fee be allowed a proeecutint? attorney unless be or his deputy is present." The till introicctfd by Mr. ItWers, of Johneon, providing that county cllice3 shall be declared vacant when thy holders thsreof shall have b?en absent from theai, without tcood cause, for tixty days, came up yesterday ou a third railing, and the entire afternoon was consumed in ill ii?cu9fiIon of lis provision tnd the causes which gave rise tails intrj li ("tion. Mr. Reaves, of Brib.3lom;s, moved tc rf fcr the b ll to the Judiciary 0 n,mittee, and explained that it was meint to -fleet only one person, Jeffmon C!?mjir, the Recorder of Johnson County, who hii abandoned his office, which wai now tilled by his brother, who bad pa:d off his debts. He wanted the bill amended so as to exempt this case from its provisions, because he believed that the crhce was now competently rilled bv a man who had eacriticad his private fortune to pay the debts of an erring brother. Adrzeu or more n emhers spoke upon the bill, among them Mr. River, its anihor, who olairued that the r aa?e of the bill was demanded by the people of his ounty; that the present statu of affairs left the records in doubt, and might be the cause of endless litigation if sjm step were oot taken to till the oCice properly. He denied that there was any etlort to throw Clemmer's brother out of the otlics. but siid hat he bad promised and wouid use his influerce to have the present incumbent appointed by the Commissioners should the bill rasi. Considerable interest and no sir a'l amount of feeling have been worked up by the introduction of th bill, and up to adjournment yesterday ro vote wat takn The matter will 'come up egain on Moadsy asuntinishedbusir.es?. TliEY WILL IJUILD. The K. of P. Making: Arrangements for the Erection of a New Building on the Corner of Delaware and Market Streeta. The members of the K. of P. met yester 1 y afternoon in their hall, in thu Talbot it New Block, to perfect srraogenients for the formiticn of an association to ba known as the "Knights of Pythias Hall Association." It has teen stated heretofore that this lod contemplated the erectioi ot a building ua the ncithwst corner of Marret and Do'awan streets, and it is intended to issue 1,000 shares at SI GO fach, thes 1 mitirg the capital stock to 100,010. Th association is to be organized on the Building Asscciat'cn plan, each member to contribute .veekly installment of tifty cents. The building alone will oat about $60,000, actl it is to bje four etor'es iu height The lot ia .7xl '.)." feet, and f-r the above snra the members of th ledge are of the opinion thy cau erc' a very tubstartlal structure. It is intended that the lodge rooms shall be on the fourth Moor, while the rZrst floor will be occupied by 6tore and the teond and third by orSci. W. D. Wiles was Chairman and Coarl Shrmn. Seretary of vesterdav's metinz. The K. of P. Lodge is a very "powerful or-

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dinapol is Division is receiving new members cor stantly and their present quarters are not hear large enough, therefore they will commerce work on the new structure at as ealy a date as possible. COUKT-IIOUSE LOCALS. The Grand Jury Reports Twenty-Triree Indictments and Adjourns Notes.

August M. Kuhn has Jchn Martin to collect count. Demand, $1,C00. tiled suit azainst 1,221.79 on an acCarrie Clark yesterday obtained a decree In Roojn 3 divorcing her from Dutchey Clark. -The proof was fa' lure to provide and abandonment. Judgment wss entered in Room 3 yesterday on th9 r. i ;t for plaint ff for $4 C03 ia in the suit of David D. Long, administrator of the estate of Charles Compton, deceased, v..lthe B'g Four Road. The attorneys in the suit of George R. Barnhartvs. the Wabash, I , D. and 8., I., B.and W., Kintai it Co , and tte Whits River Railroads, and Kingan & Co., limited pork packers, appeared before Judge Walker and tiled motions for venire de novojndgmei t on the verdict and new trial. The argument tepan at 10 o'clock and occupied tt e balance if the day. Bsrnhart recovered indgment in this case for SS.000. Dora" J. and Zacharias. T. Baker have sued the Western Assurance Company, of Toronto, Canada, to collect a 2.000 policy on their property, which was destroyed by tire at Mount Jackson, August 21. 134. Tl ey a?so have filed a similar suit egaimt the German Fire Insurance Company, of Vittsburg, Pa., to collect a $1 000 policy, and to collect a $1,000 policy issued bv the Clinton Fire Insurance Company of New York, all issued on the same building. Thk Grand Jury yesterday made its final repor. j Th following Indictments were returne J: Philip J. Marshall, Elward Richardson, James Richardson, Albert Hewitt, pttit larceaj ; Fannie Lee acd Charlys Hardtn. pMit larceny und rtceiving stolen goods; ifaxual D. Porter, rap and assault aLd bettery with intent to commit rape; Charles, Wilson and George White, entering a horse to commit felony; Pone Eschweiier, housebreaking and grond larceny, Lymia Merrick and Frank Smith were discharged and the cae against Warren Banks was continued.? During the sitting the jary examined 210 witnesses and returned indictments as follows: Petit laneny - 8 Petit larceny and receivsng stolea good i ttrnud lwceny and embezzlement 1 Disturbing religious meeting I Kape --. 1 Kntei Ins house to ccinmit felony l Iloufe-bTeaking 1 Assault and battery with Intent to kill J hurglary i Forgtry i belling to Elinors - ?, telling cn Sunday J Totfij. W. C. T. Ü. Notes. The Central Un'on held its weekly meeting yesterday at the headquarters, 76 Nortu Pennsylvania 6treet, Mis. "r. Harvey presiding. ; The following superintendents of departments of work were elected: Colored Peiplt's Work, Mrs. M. E. Hill: Jail and Prison Wer, Mrs. Dr. Giddall; Parlor Meetings acd Young. Women's Work, Mrs. CharUs Kregelt; Teperance Literature, Mra. K. Loften; Juvenile and Sunday-schoal Work, Mrs. I. F. Branhm; Communion Wine, Mrs. J. iR. Wood; State and County Fairs, MrR J. R. Budd: Scientific Instruction, MUs L. E Reed; Irtlurncing the Press, Mn. M. E Conklin; Work for Pauper Children, Mrs M A. Moody; Conferring with Ir.tiuential Bodies, Mrs. Gov. Wallace; Suppression of Impure Literature, Mrs. N Tcmlinson; Heredity and Hygiene, Dr. Mattie Frerrh; Soldiers and Sailors, Mrs. J. R. Nichols; Kindergarten Tempeiance Work, Mrs. E. A. Bat er; Evangelistic and German Work departments to be supplied. Mra. K. Loftin having resigned, Mrs. M. M. Fincn was elfcted Tree surer. Plans for extending the woik in se7rral departments, especial y the Evar-gsl'sMc, were considered, the da Vhlcpmont of which will doubtless make the TTrjion a greater b'ersing to thoje who netd itt helping Land. Local Courts. FITEKIOR COfRT. Room 1. Hon. N S. Taylor. Judge. Elizabeth M. Iledley i at vs. Andrew J. Gregg. Appenl. Disahsed. Eßglebert Kafader vs. Artimus N. Hailey et a . liuit on contract. Dismissed. Thomas P. Miller et al. vs. N. A. Needhamer. Appeal Judgment for defendant. Margaret P. Lyon vs. Augusta M, Lyon al. To quiet title. Judgment for plaintiff Robert Gillillian vs. Thomas P. tjnlll. Foreclosure of mortgage. On trial by Court. Koom Jio. 2 Hon. V. W. Howe, Ju ige. Louisa Girton vp. Charles Girton. Dara 8ges. Qn trial by jury. Charles Schmidt vs. August Schmidt. Account. Dismissed. Koom 3. ifon. Lewis C. Walker, JuJ-e. pHvid I). Long, administrator, vs. C, 1 , St. Ij. and C. Railroad. Suit for damages. Jrement on verdict for $1,000. Frank Planner et al. vs. Hanover Willlares Suit on account. Judgment for ?JL'3 72. Carrie Clark vs. Dutchey Clark. Suit for divorce. A decree granted on the grouiJa of abandonment and failure to provide. Beal Eetate Transfers, The foKowlns deeds were recorded TaursJay, March 12, as reported by Steeg & Bernöamer, abstract compilers, li and 13 Thorpe Block, telephone, l.Uh: Caroline Kadzei et a I. to Au?uf te Kadzel, w arrar ty deed to lot 5 in J. B. Knapr.'g fubdition of lots 31, 32 and 3J iu Fletcher's Woodlawn suburb lo the city of ludiL apolis 1X(H CC Henry l War.u andrclfo to Eu.,'puo J. ' Ilebmj warranty deed to cart of lot T2 iu Wiltlam Vouug's subdivision of ou:lot 11 in the city of Indianapolis 1,030 C? Frederick Krm-kel and wife to Sophia I., oronnert, warranty deed to lot 4 in LsiiKchl-ei's subdivision of the north tiRlf of lotbl in the Cincinnati and (Jaiogo Kftilrofld CompKiij'8 addition to theclt cf ludUnaf.olid (Oj (0 Kf zlh Fenn and LusLand to Kramet K Kcse and wile, warranty de-d to lots 2 i4Hnd the enstfcalt cl lot r in I. M. hradbury t'o 's southeast adoition to the city of Indianapolis DO O i Mcbolas McCartT et al. to Mary C. Lper, warranty deeT to lot 5 in WcL'arty's iubiiviion of part of outlot 1JJ ia the citv oi ind:anaiois... i'tO CO CouTeyances, 5; consideration. a 4.1:0 cc V Thomas Nst, the well known caricaturist of Harper's Weekly, will appear at English's Opera Houc cn Thursday evening of next week. The entertainment will be given under the auspices of the Art School, aud rromiies ?o be both novel and interesting. Speaklrpcf one of his entertainment, the New York Evening Pest says; ' Mr. Nast'a

werk evoked continuous applause, in which every part of the audience joined. He drew with astonishing rapidity large cartoons in crayon houses, ships. fac?s and elaborate caricatures, making almost all the changes of expression of which the human face is capable as rapidly as his assistant could describe them by the recitation of a humorous poem. Curiosity, fear, laughter, and other emotiors were depicted in the same face with a fer strokes of the crayon." Arested In St. Louis. Superintendent Lang yesterday received a dispatch from St. Louis informing him that John Young, in charge of the contract work with the Sarven Wheel Works, had been arrested in that city. On Saturday last Young drew the wages due his subordinates, amounting to 70. and then left the city. The company traced him to Greencastle, thence westward until the reeult given abeve. Seargent Travis left yesterday and will return with the prisoner to night Notice Architects, ltuilders and Contractors Are requested to call and examine the large line of building material, consisting cl Hardware, Poorc Sash, Blinds, Glass, Tain, etc! , atfl Ea;t Washington street. VAJES vV NEW. Estlmntes Riven at lowest mrket ritee. Ak for tbeir illustrated ctalocue o! 360 psige?, if ycu have not received iL No charge.

OPENING! SPRING flfiESi GOODS AT ATRSS' THIS WEEK. Many Beautiful Novelties are nov ready for your Inspection, Comprising tho Latest Ideas and Colorings in Wool and SWV Fabrics. You are cordially invited to look at them. Dress taking Rooms Open. Special March Sales! tJ erseyw, DliiNliii Underwoar, Aprons. BIG BARGAINS. L. S. AM & CO. K3IT. B. Pastiea going to New Orleans c&n find what they need la & Light Wrap, in our Stock. A 'Tip Top" Nickel Stem Winding Watch for 4LOG A genuine Waltharn open faced stem vinding American Watch for $10.00, -AT mm i walk's. 12 East Washington Street. August Srbricb, fc'OLE AGJLST FOK AURORA LAGEK-BEBR.' 220 &nJ 222 f.cnth Dslftvrsre Zt

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