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THE DAILY INTELLIGENCER.
vol.. i.
i'KorE>Mi>\ ai, i \n ns
S. t ». L kU*<
DEKNISON & SLAHCHARD,
ATTOKNKV.--AT-I.AW AND
ProHors iu Irimirait}.
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•try. ft'l
D P. JENKINS,
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/V AhMIUM.I Y, mb-l
IDEISTTI 3TRY.
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f '' "* " * 1 '■" lf S *
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ih*ru>U*ii. B
HENRY K. HATHAWAY,
O >LLECF< »i:.
I >Akrjri I -n ATT I s !«»«( »»IV {K TO<<U,
I I. ■ f 4» ;>t» T»i'» (at i fw* S •(. Bw
In* •'f ' h*/g"
it*,* with U k.'. TOR*. •« rtiry •» r.»«
W. T. »3u-«f.
I)It. 11.11.C0M HOFFMAN,
Physician, Surneon and Accoocließr
OtHn at t'■*!•!< ft on f ■'<<ri ■■ **trr*V
tit mi Front nnd Smmti .^trtttn,
SKATTLK, W. T.
Jam** M N»> . tr. (i If liUM>
MrNAKJIIT \ HA MJ IK,
Atlornep & Counsellors at Lai,
PORT TOWSBEHD, W. T
W. K. ANDREWS,
A TTORNEV-AT-LA W,
Will |inrll!< in illlh»C urU' f !»««'< nl in !!>•
Trrrtknry
o»rji * is urn.Kit a nr lI.MVD, • •i-ro-irr orti.
Durru.tmmj, ». r.
D. S. SMITH, ~
I'. S. roimnissloner, .lustier of
tlie I'immtiiihl Notary I'uhlir.
• V.I V- tl. •!»« i« «/!< m*l i »nn» nniter §KM
»n l r |»j*<r* (trawii tut A> kn«<wl
txl.. t ' l< n »f*«
OCflc* i'••riirr i<f t titril »ikl »»«h a 27
mh
OR. FRED. W. SPARLING.
La to of tU U. S. Ami j )
nn siMj.i »\ st h< j§:o*r.
mm mc .-m
J. S. MAGGS,
Dentist,
O!■ FI C E , MIL L STit K KT.
Wvf» M- r*\ I *sT OF U<
NM NTAI, HOTEL.. fi»*.
C M.BRADSHAW,
•il/o ruey-al-ltn ir.
t» OK T TO W N S K Nil, W. T
J. Mi t.itI.TMA. TM«*» Bt HSR
MrGIIiVRA k ItlßkK,
ATTOUNKYS-AT-LAW,
SKJ TTI.K, W.
Will sttro ! t«» t>u*tnr*M in «U «f thv Trr
riU»r>,
<i. N M< «V>m»u.j C H. H**»vap
.Motrin t \lt.>rto«*yi
9tl IHrtrht. \V T )
M CONAHA & HANFORD.
MittnnryH.nl • sotiritor*
tn I ftttnccry ami Profior*
in +litmirally.
Oi ni l Commercial Street, corner
S-.ittle, \V. T.
ORS. A. & H. B. BAGLEY,
Horn wopath <*/*,
skattlk. w. r.
«\U II l» UAOI.EV. I \TK IROFRHHOR OF
I * Itli>» .{•:<•« *»>! . f in th#
MiehtKMi t uani M wtlJ u»»ko
o|<rr»tU«» -Mir* -ry w.lHar* i<"*l I'i***** •
t* »»4 will »t»r«.a to tfcli* in atij |**rt t f thr
fe'ltttol. J* l *
DR. G. A. WEED,
SI'IMiKOM AMI PHYSICIAN,
SKATTLK, W. T.
Jt«i< M. \a <«i Jrw I,uii
McXAUCJHT iV LEAKY
a rrousters - .47* - la souct
tons is cHASCKJir. Jt woe
Tons IS At' utiu i rr.
Win in ,th« r>t*in « **>•! S }<r*n;i
Mr. l**r* wllj h i» r ».> C»=l
Jr. uatM. '<' •
t J Ml#«f KM! IJIIJ*
I Jtti» nth. i«r?. lytJ
DH. JOHN HAkKK,
rmxd.i.i- m ki. ! »».»'
ktHlPlNvl « - .rTMn! «r4 Hsrta*-*trret.
<*l IH I ...» xv, : k j. -ri-«T, t i 'r* Tttl
RA*K ElCttJUtviß
DR.6.V.GALHOUNI
sonttio.iw. rr.
£ i-P *>' < h t* • • • :\x
1!0AK1» AM> TI'ITIOX
»*n br I ?•.*
Two Young; Lactic*
wu&Uu- lw*tru H t tn
FnuUiMS, &Emlisli SMfis
%i» !jr t« MR* r.rrrr^Brno
MY N EIGHBOR AND I.
<>h f pitj my neighbor «>r«*r !bc **v.
V, uo a* nothing to do y%wn t!S «lav.
N" litll* u»r. ]* to tcmble her hair,
N'» little "nuisance" to vex her w»th
care,
No little "torment to worry and
Nothing t> •!-»hero*nea»e
!'•** ri- hn» > *r. I'm sorry f««r y*»a —
> -rry yu; hav< "a >thingto I ■"
became. a* the days g-> |*y.
You are - ar;d weary, y«*i km w
Dot a by
And oyee jr. * while I rail see the trac«*
« »f amy a •> ,*r on y<sr fair pr-md f*<-e.
F am <>• ■ y i i.t'n r»-r'« wife.
I>oiftg my p.irt in the treadmill of life.
t», Wt, #■» .iff <f»t i
Fighting the ginnt* of '**nt > * away
JSri?,y •ml I are bn«y, t«>o,
{I tm< v» |» S»r ty of time to ♦< rry f>r
you
15-i!>t « i nui*anee, a plague and a joy;
Hut then, you h<"'* my own sweet
boy,
1 ve no time for a groan or a sitfh,
So time to tie idle a* days go hy,
W> irm» are full a* the «lav i* long.
Full a* my henrt with it-happy «*>ng
P<» r ri< h n< ov» r the way,
Watching my hahy an<3 me at play,
What «»f your wealth if yt>ur h»-art i«
f*tre !
Ij* to love and !>«• Itivhl that m:ik« «
life so fair.
So, ue»ghli»>r mine, Icm tell y«>ts true.
Ir.«|e«fi |'il rather he I than you.
TIIE SPANISH LEGATION IN
ROME.
HY JOAHriJI MII.LKH
There wan a call for soldiers in oi l
Iwiinf to go to Spain ami fight for the
n w K-pabltc against the I'retendor
Don i arl'H. It w tiA a novel and ro
mantic ided t*» go from the «ity of the
'' • «ar» to t \'ht for tbe new Carth;'.g<»-
I so 'old a Spanish friend, full of ad von
'tiro ami ambitious for gl try, and
tvvo tegrthor called early on* morning
y- i\ dingy old palace which bore the
*rrn* <>f Sj»ain alwve it* portals
At la«t tin la/y porter admitted u*.
•mll* d u» in. Then ho litn|>ed lauily
up *tair«. I towing *ll the way, and look
mg i i k, fur lit' had n five-franc note
which Signor M had slipped into his
band in the vain h >j*« of waking u;:u
11 1»
The jw>rter limped slowly down, lik*9
it robin of a fronty m«»rning, on one leg,
and wr went up.
The weretary of leg it ion received us
in that ui(wt obsequious manner pe
tons ?n"tho Latin countries. lie
Aon Id scarcely lie seated in our pre*-!
•noM.
'• Hut I wish to see his excellency, the
uinister of Spain to the court of
tuly," laid M.
" Hut his excellency—bis excellency
s not— i* not. Keally, Signor M , it
s but twtdve o'clock
" And at what t uie can I hope to
i.ivc my card *ent to bis exotdlertcy '
" Well, really, we tine early b*re in
{om*. At h<»me you know we rise at
wo; here hi* excellency kindly aacn
Ice* hiui*elf to the ear*** of ofhee and
he for tun co of hi- Countiy, and may 1*»
ieeii a* curly as or.e o'clocx."
The Jiollte clerk tiowed a"* he said
his bowed v*ry profoundly, md shut
it* eyes and held his breath at the very
nfiitiou of such a NacntW on tho part
■f a high-bred Spaniard in all Huropc.
" 1 will wait," ».iid M , and he began
0 roll a cigarette.
"Good, good, that is beet; you are
he rir*t hero; you will certainly, by
■ight of priority—to *»y nothing of
rour name- IN- the flr*t to *ee b:s ox
dleticy."
M bowed. The secretary roll**! up
1 cigarette. lighted it. put it ill his
nouth, and bl«w tho smoke through hit
IOM. a* if his now was a double-bar
wlod tube loaded up \>ith
.aixr and discharged with smoke
There was silence. Through the
moke I saw that the coat of tho kind
>« . rotary was llteraly threadbare. The
urnitun wa* -o poor, it w.»s reduced in
uany cane*tojierfectskeleton*. Standing
<n three logs liko, a poor broken down
sorse, wi» a sofa; it looked as if it had
<eeti lod ami aa* standing t*>fore the ;
1. air of a •' <ap factory, waiting to be
knocked on the head and cut into
hunk* and boil«d into jelly and con*
rerted into cake* of fir-t-class fashion
able Wind-or soap The curtain* wore
i<f anoth< r < nt try. The carpet looked
if it had been marched over by tho
iron ft ot of time for a thousand \onrs
The secretary w is indeed very j>oor,
therefore ho tried to h very agreeable
tn he
per, touched a match to the fuse, and
turning ron.d t< wards M, Mr Svr
'ary fired tho contents ot his double*
barreled naa.il sbct gun r»ght into Ins
' r ast. \l., t«»o had loaded up. and
i beating h;« nose, gave the wcretary
as g h*l a* ho -ont Then they both
loaucd up again, and the inn *vnt dm 1
went oti till the dusty old clock b*g;in
to point towards the tune when his ex
i!en» y would allow a card to t*e rt
i! !. h»- prest»nce.
*• (tome is tiUttig up rapi.iiy, o'-aerv
inl the *ecretary
" Aii r
• • Ye*, ye- Rome, voti sot* is a gfeat
K>wl—great Ua*iu Homo i» sot out
here lik# a tab under th»» great heav
t»n>. Well, it rail *, and Koine fi i- up
No r You do not ca%h my f .jure '
Well, hert«. K ;nc ha- a great
wall—a groat r- und wall . tb*' wall
kl igges*« the rim >t a or w!
Invni N«>w it •* I - that -
r>, you traveler*, you |K>ur into K me.
S'ou'rain J an uinjn ui Ila ha \ou
fill us up like a flood H» ha Now
you understand!' You sec" —and here
the *<vretary boweii over towards M.
as if about to tell a great secret—you
see I have written novels, I owe—in
fact and in ooofidetrt*— I owe my jk*-i
t;on here, a- *e>C*vt.ary of legation of the
—of the—if—of Spain'—to the fact that
I wax once a novelist—-well, men who
SEATTLE, WASHINGTON TERRITORY, TUESDAY, JUNE 27, 1876.
wr:f« is f»l! ir /-v % h*b»t cfnfinj
* l ar«3 —ar. I r i frill
Ayr fmn-i V?w, %r? ! th-n a «!*tc*
T!; r: the g". * mere ro-lm k"! a: 1 f?ra-j
an ! atiil bt« v lii-J riot *pp*ar
"Spain ur'amly ;* n■ t ir. t »»-d f roj
help tf jer mini<ter ha« to touch tim*
for mn«ed M an i he '*< ran t<
b»* terribly bore l
"\e-, lii>me £llirg up You rat
(T> '"it—l or:t of a morning, ami 1
put my tinker on th<:• rim of the b*aio,
that i« tiie wall, *.m! I «,ty, -She fi!le<l
up th*t much U#t nigh?. Tbt*n I w»!l
•iown ♦ matt, and I r ot< thf* deoaity
cf tbe crow 1 re, at..l I »ay. 'Ah, how
it d<'! raia and ali laat night!"
I g uptotbe \n*:n't rim, and I rncb
iaf h*nd, and ! *ay, 'ft is «o bigh."
Tfrn* tl» * ffiy I «rt!l |Trn ».« #«'» «... ».i , Jjg
t»>p of the basin a ma. and then -;he win
pour over are! spill out, and j*-opie will
flow on in a tort of river to Egypt and
on to Pah 'tine. And ao it goer, and
»o it wtil continue to f»o on for yettrs,
eenturiea - long after you aid I have
g- r." the great, gr. at journey."
Th»- « r*>tar) *t<mj».-d, wiped biHeve*,
and w iit< d for M. to answer. Hut M.
uifant l>u»intm rather than -ientiuieut;
and h# *at silent, still waiting for the
grtrif minister.
At Ja*t the aecrrtary hv>k> d up at th«
clock, as it pointed towards loid dav:
th« n he lazily arose, shuffled forward
once, pulled at a I*ll till he pulled a
small Ik>v in lace and buttons into his
prt aeDC*. banded a card to the small
boy in lace and buttons, and tbon >at
down.
The minister • nVred with a eigarftte
in full smoke, lie was a -mail, fat
man. and moved slowly and with a
grrat di al of assumed importance. He
puffed away like a little steamboat
against a hard stream, ai d fairly blew
«p«rk* from his smoke-stack as he pull
and pUffed at his cigarette.
•• Yew, Signor M. shall have letters to
my friend the commandant at Harce
lona He is my very dear friend, and
will do ali be can fur you. Mr. Secre
tary you will draw up letters to that
effect.''
The minister filled a chair, after first
•x-itnininjf its legs, and l»«ck, and arm*.
H«- "hut his eys. rented, r-flected, rolled
a cigarette. looked up to the ceiling, and
went on
"Hut you -.4,., gentlemen, you c;in
cot get into Hare im.n now. Hi kides,
you must be pr<-p*» '! not to find my
Jt i»• i*i in cotniuai The truth is, the
Government is v.»ry a< tive, and it re
nioven it* leaders every few days.
They want m*w blood, you see. No,
yet cannot g«-t into H*rr<dona now.
Yi u had lietter i;o to Madrid at once.
1 have sent a great manv gentlemen to
Madrid."
"And w hit can we do at ;
the others do, As fast as the officers
are killed off, vacancies occur. You -it
down there; you wait your turn. If
the war keeps on, in a few years at fur
thest you will find yourselves at the
head of your regiments."
"We prefer t<» go to Hureclona. When
can we hive our letters
oh, in a few days at furthest; and if
you are in a great haste to depart, my
secretary can have them placed in your
hands within the week."
We bowed I m? fore this little man —
this de< re pit representative of a decrepit
government in the «b*crepit chair —and
shaking the hand of the secretary, we
went out, perfectly certain that we had
no business in Spain.
St'CCK*>loN AND Tll K IIAKF.M —The
late Sultan the thirty-third in the
male 11 < h< cut of the house of Othrnan,
the founder of the empire, and the
twenty-sixth Sultan since tho conquest
of Constantinople. Hy tho law of suc
cession o!>evetl in the reiguing family
tho crown is inherited according to sen
iority by the male descendants of Oth
man springing from the Imperial
harem The harem is considcd a |H»r
inanent State institution. All children
born in the harem, whether the offspring
of free women or slaves ure legitimate
and of equal lineage. The female
children l»orn in the harem have the
title of Imperial Princesses which,
however, doet not descend to their off
•pring. while the male children not
called to the thrown must either re
main umuai ried or jiinlicate their rank.
It h:is not !>een the custom of Saltans
of Turkey for some centuries to con
trait their regular marriages. The in
mates of the harem come, by purchase
or free %ill, mostly from districts be
yond the limits of tho Kmpire. the ma
jority from Circasnia. From among
these inmates the Sultan d< >igc:ites a
certain nuni!*»r, generally seven, t<» be
*• Kadvn," or Ladies of the Palace, the
rest called " Olalik" remaining under
them as servants The superintendent
of the harem, always an *grd Lady of
the Palace, and bearing the title of
" Harnadar Kadyn," has to keep an
intercourse with the outer \\ >rld
th rough the guard of cunchn. who***
chief, called " Kytlar-Agass,*' has the
r mk as the Grand Yixier.
Uxi>EßOßorxr> Fokfsts ix THE
Tit A Mr. •« VALLKY —An interesting getv
' discovery. we learn
,\ t-. -v, wa« recently made daring ex
cavation* tor a new tidal basin at the
Surr.y Commercial iXicks. London. On
j«netrating seroe -i* feet below the «ur'
farv the workmer. t verywtwre came
acr»«M a subterranean fort*! bed, c*n-
'f jwat with trnrks of tree-, for
the uk*? j- »rt -»tiII star dir...' erect. All
at - s i ;• i: I•r:* a: ■
the rtk. a ■ r, and will- * are apparent
ly raoat al audant Th tree* are now
but retain their vegetable
i h iract r, < \rept that tht are thorough
ly sat ra*. 1 with water- In the peat
arf found t> ne* of the gr*at f »*il ox_
Fre»hv*t«-r «hell« are ai*> found. No
docbt is entertained that the bed thus
etpomd j- x continuation of the old
buried f rr#t which has been bright
to light at various other localities on
both »*de* of th* Thames. In each ea*e
the for*-st bed i" found buried ber.i-ath
the marsh clay, thawing that the land
has sunk below th« tidal level «ince the
' f.»re*t <!oorish«*i.
MISCELLANEOUS.
AHDBEffS * CO
GAS
FIXTURES
STEAM AVD CiAS
if € i
BR ASS GOODS, &C.
I P. ANDREWS & CO.
STOVES, TINWARE,
nouoc runniAHiNi)
HARDWARE
All work port-uning to the business
done at short notice, and in ft
Workman-like Manner.
roHMUh IjIL ITlil KT. MtT-WKM WAMISOTOK AHO
tun.
SEATTLE. W. T. ml'i- Jm
BOILS!
The Shall* from Wooden Bowl* make the beat
Fee<! Tnnifha for horaea or cattle ever uae«l.
PRICK #1.50 PER DOZEN.
Applr at th«' Woolen Bowl Factory
FOR
Hardware
AND
Merliauifs' Tools,
Of all kind*. K" •"
WUSTHOFF& WILD-
C intrr trade a> Ucitod. j HOST 9TKEET,
p. o. ft..* a. i s»*tiu. w. T.
EASTWiCK. MORRIS ft CO.
Civil and
TTV GIN 33 EHS.
;Bocr.i No. «. Burnett*• Bu:!diag,]
Ur.fnmniiuUl Wmblinlon
Seattle, Waah. Territory.
(Y*J ar 1 other mineral l*r.4* aad anr
m«l,f ujiiafii, iad ffportrf B|" > B at. 1
eatimate* f r m.r.in* tmpr veieenta foroi»h«.t.
J»j * «•;»; attention (fivrti t-• ia?< - writj a, tr<l ti/th*
l.x-«ti a f ■ tr h>t» ar..l ka Ma; . «..! draw
ing ei«*~ut«"ii Nov. IJ. K*.
P OA' Y SALOON,
BE> T .MURPHY
Corner Commercial aJ>i Main atra*t. oppoatta
theT.S Hotel
r pHISi» tha |» Tialt to have the Jr.ner
I r..aa rrj>l«BUte4
Cigar*, Tobacco, Wine*, and Liqnon
ilw»M c* h*a«L
S.ftttto. W. T.. Marrh 39, IfTt.
MISCELLANEOUS
MOORE & CO.
lealers in
Fre*h and Suite
(meats
j
and a general assortment of
■"*»«? «*• Jl
Ai#o» the brant!* of
CIGARS AND TOBACCOS.
Comer c? Third 4 Union Streets. Seattle.
WORK OXEN
(Jood and well-broke Oxen
At Smith's Cove, three miles
below Seattle.
o a 'P r r f
BROOM FACTOR I
ISAAC CEILIEBG. fnpriellt
CHERRY STREET, near Second, SEATTLE.
—O —
Brooma kept ccmatantly unhand tn inert lh«
re«juireuienta of the trade, and brooms made to
: order tu auit piirrhaat-ra.
Three <lm<'rt|>ti<>iis of broom* are made, which
are e<]ual to thebe«tof the kinda Imported, and
: which will b« aold by wl>o|e«alo at Han Frm»ci*co
i price#, and by retail at Seattle price*.
Ala©. WISPS AND CHILDREN'S BROOMS.
Brooms delivered to any part of tlia city with
out additional i barge.
Aak your grocer for the Seattle Broom.
Seattle. April 15. into.
1 (Strangers
and all who feel weak and
*•>««.•*+ i». • , rt
KNOW YE!
That you can have your spir
its resuscitated, and the inner
man satisfied, by calling at
the
PD6ET SBIfID BEfBESHHEITHQQHi
I
WIfKR/i
StoalLS, Ohops, I
Antl nil the d«lli<arl** of tbo *<*a»n art wrvnl in
th«- »x*t Sew York atyle.
M C€ k C ma.
by the Glass, and sup]»lie«l to Parties !
ami sent in quantities to anv place '
where there is strain communication, j
Fresh Made Candies, j
And an AMortuent of
FINE OAKBS
Constantly on hind Wadding Ctkm mad* to or |
d#n on th« «hort<-*t notice. Ball Supper* and
Parti<*« aopplied.
May Hth. l<«.
Solly Varden
n,m XiOOM,
Front Street, near the Pavilion,
SEATTLE, W. T.
At the DOLLY T.VRDEN-
H INKS,
LIQUORS,
BEER, AND
CIGARS
•f tha I»R>T Qr.vLITT. will alvrajm be aerted to
out customer*.
(liTTER'S OLD BOH
AND THE -
BEST CIGARS IN SEATTLE
ARE THE SPECIALTIES AT THIS HOUSE
Smith k Jowett,
n?-tf Proprtet ra.
THE
ALHAMBRA SALOON
R. PRICHARD, Proprietor.
Bmcctmot t»> MeUia.
Mill St. opposite the Post Offlee,
i SEATTLE.
Wines,
lilquors,
Clears, oto.
of the best quality constantly
on hand. nil 3
I. O. «». W
OLITK
Lod#e, s*. 4, m««ta
nmrr WED3ESDAT
I EVENING at TH O'clock,
la the Xaac/iae tiall.
X<t»b**a cf tha 'inter are urrtted to aMaatd.
I By oeJey at tfc# 9. 9.
Crawford & Harrington
IMPORTERS AND JOBBERS
SEATTLE, -W. T_,
Have on hand a large and well assorted stock of ?oods in
tlieir line, consisting of Foreign and Domestic
Hardware and Cutlery
■■ w eaaasa vx« nimvtts w« » 1
Klaoksniilh and Carpenter Tools.
Agrienltnral and Mining Impleuien(M.
Crockery and GlasMware, Paint<t&OiU
Hemp and Manilla Cordage, Groceriesand Provisions. Wines,
Liquors. Etc.
AGENTS FOR TIIF. t
FIRE INSURANCE COMPANT OF LONDON,
cr TALIIOT COAL. FOR CITY TRADE, FOR SALE FROM WHARF
CRAWFORD & HARRIGTON.
SEATTLE, W. T., July Ist. 1873.
8. W. HOVEY. W. W. DARKER.
HOVEY& BARKER,
DEALERS IN
General Mei*chandke 9
CORNER OF COMMERCIAL AND MILL BTKF.KTM.
SEATTLE, -W. T.
All Goods At tills Stotal3li«iimoni
arc of first rato QLuallty,
AND WILL BE SC>LD AS LOW AS AT ANY OTHER HOUSE
IN THE CITI.
Ooo<l» delivered to any part of the Citj free of charge aplO-tf
iT «KR% 1m - AM* ML
BUILDING HA KD W ARE,
Ship, House Carpenters, Machinists, Blacksmiths, and o'her
MECHANICS' TOOLS A SPECIALTY
Seattle Planing Mills
O. W. Manager.
SASH.DOO RfS
BLINDS. FRAMES, SHUTTERS, AND WOOD FINISH
of every description.
SEASONED LUMBER OF ALL KINDS CONSTANTLY ON If AND.
FEED GROUND
At our GRIST MILL, at Reasonable Rates.
W T., Frb. 19, IT*.
J. F. MOWtRIL.L.I
Druggist & Apothecary,
Whoiettale * nd Retail,
I Commercial Street, Seattle, W.T.
SION—OITT DRUG STORE
balm,
♦ :*aler« in
m iTjOT'ltll* «»4
i
Gents' Furnishing Goods
MISCELLANEOUS
NO. 20.

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