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"THE ST. LOUIS SfJPl'BLIO: THURSDAY. JULY 14. 190.
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Attention Visitors.
Hamilton Hotel
I (Car. Hamilton and Maple Acs)
f AM) CO! rui.
II (NEAR THE rin
' Rootna Single and En Suite Wit" Hath,
f- In :?S I'cr Ilnj. 1;m ipi-:iu.
Elegant Cafe. Hoof .jruen Muse Every
ginning: Suburban. 1'ai.e and ra'ton Cars
PILES
CURtD WITHOUT THE
K.NIFTD
ITCHING.
ULCERATIOrll
COKSTIPmWI
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KtDliEASES
FISTULA.
FISSURE.
BLEEDING!
M"-"!
Inmccait r AWTcm send for
isUtuouuiruirjuiu booklet
DB.MJVEY SMmiPECIALIST
800 OLIVE ST. ST. L0UIS.M0.
CSTASI.ISHDlf3-i:LOUIgINt
NOTARY PUBLIC.
JOSEPH F. FARISH,
ST. louis nKrcm.ic miiLnrvo.
Tel. Hll Mnln 301s. Kinloyh A '17U.
FOURTH OF JULY VICTIMS
NOW NUMBER EIGHTY-FOUR.
The constitutional provision tint a wit
ness shall not lie compelled to give testi
mony In court'' nr before a grand Jurv
wl ich would tend to Incriminate himself
has worked a hardship In the investlca-
tlon of many cases, cspeci illy In gambling
and as'iult to kill Inquiries.
Assistant Circuit Attorney W Scott
Ilancocl; is In favor of an amendment to
tho Constitution on this provision, believ
ing It would give prosecutinc; officers let
ter opportunities for Investigating, pruee-
ct'tlng and checking nearly .Ul crime
"I hnvo found this provision in the Con
stitution particularlv- hard where gim
blinc Is under Investigation" said Mr
iiWiiim ! rt Rpnnlnf- Its nm pat I Hancock jesterdav. "Witnesses have
SAY CONSTITUTIONAL
I'rosecuiors Declare Witnesse
Frequently Take Advantage of
Self-Ineriminatinp: Clause.
BALKS GAMBLING INQUIRIES.
Assistant Circuit Attorney Fav
ors Amendment to Compel An
swers, Giving Better Oppor
tunities to Check Crime.
Lowest Priced Jlouse in Ave fo Jut Gecdi
Visitors, Strangers, Citizens
You are most earnestly requested and
extended a cordial welcome to visit
THE WORLD'S GRANDEST
JEWELRY ESTABLISHMENT.
SEE OUR
Pininmiils and precious: stones,
jewelry, vv.itdie-, . locks-. mIwt
vvnie, "ti blew .ire, tea and oflie
s-ets, traj-. jnlc hers knives,
forks, f.)odiis. ele : also toilet
articles and tiovelliis.
SEE OUR
Cut kI.ics. (liui.i, l.-itlitr rooiK
oirespondeiKe p.ipcis. "
Si.ttvtl stationery, ele. umbrel
las panes, rjdm nops. Held
si isst-s, opera skisses, o. e slJss""
and spcuacles
To-day We Offer Special
Values in Fine Cut Glass
Every piece absolutely perfect, extra heavy glass
and deep cutting. The best and finest pro
duced at the very lowest prices.
Cut Rlass tumblers 51 to Jo a dozen
Cut bI ifs water bottles, $37" tn $13
Cut slits water pitcher". J'i&i to $T."
Cut sliss finger bonK t? 50 to W doz
Cut sliss Ice bowls. JS75 to G7.
Cut glass fruit bowls. $4 75 to $37.
Cut glass nipples, $2 Co to J10 5"
ut liss ci l rj traj - Si 75 to J-1
Cut gliss lemonade glas-s, $i75 to
$39 dozr-n
Cut gl iss sugar and crcimr, $175
to $15.
Cut gl.T-s vaes $3 77 to $S7
Cut glass punch bowls, $;s to $116
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of Uvea, and Many Injuries
Proline; Fntnl.
Are
Chicago. July 15. Tho Tribune to-day
Fire mora C'lths were added yesterday
lo Chicago's list of Fourth of July vic
tims. Four died In agony from lockjaw-,
Willi tha fifth succumbed to wounds
caused by theexploslon of a toy cannon.
From other cities In the country two
deaths from Injuries and five from tetanus
were reported, making a total of elghtv
fonr Uvea lost In the "patriotic celebra
tion." .
The Plttsbnrir Special,
I3S p. m. dally via Vandaua-fennylva-Bla.
arriving at Pittsburg 2.15 p m. next
day. This train runs via Merchants'
bridge.
BROKE MIRROR IN SALOON.
iWarrant Charging Destruction of
Property Issued Against Hannon.
Henry Hannon. a painter who sajs he
has no home, broke the front window of
the saloon of McCarthy Bros, at No. 1626
North Broadway, early yesterday morn
lntr, entered tha saloon, and took posses
sion of the place.
The bartender ran from the building,
and Hannon seized a revolver from be
hind the bar and broke the mirror -valued
at $75. A policeman appeared and Hannon
tn running, fell and broke his leg Hp was
taken to the City Hospital, where he Is
held as a prisoner. A warrant charging
malicious destruction of property was Is
sued against him.
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' Kerr "riat-Iron" Pnrnea.
t Black, gray and tan, sea Hon leather
lined with silk and fitted with separate
pockets for bills, cards and handkerchief
3.60 and up to $.50.
At MERMOD & JACCARD'a
1 Broadway and Locust.
I Plasterer Fall a From Car.
WJT. T, Johnson, a. plasterer, livlrg at No.
US Washington aienue, -was taken to the
City Hospital yesterdav. hailng fallen
from a street car near his home. He was
Unconscious and could give no account of
the accident.
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V Don't Lie Asrake Sights.
Horsford's Acid Phosphate taken Just
bsfnre retiring quiets the nerves, nour
ishes the body and Induces refreshing
sleep. It supplies the needed brain ana
nerve food.
come, before the Grand Jur and delib
erately perjured themsehes to ao!d fil
ing testimony against gambling-game op
erators. We lae been unable to prove
our suspicions of pcrjurj, or, of course,
prosecutions would hae followed
"Not long ago a witness, who no doubt
had been prompted by an attorne, re
fused to answer a. question which I put to
him while he vas before the Grand Jur.
I asked him why. He replied that he stood
upon his constitutional rights.
"'Which one?" I asked. "You hae
many." ""Hie n.an could not tell me 1
then informed him of the self-incrimination
provision and let him go. I knew
that the man was ljlng, but I could not
provo it.
"I believe It would be well If a law was
enacted which would compel witnesses to
answer all questions, but. bj answering
those which incriminated them, woukl set
them free. This would glo the State
more power to Investigate and tend to
assist in breaking up nearly all crime."
PROVISION IS HINDRANCE.
Prosecuting Attorney Charles P. Will
lams stated that he had found the pro
vision a hindrance in tho prosecution of
assault to kill cases, especially those
where cross-charges were made "Short
ly after the Supreme Court rendered Its
opinion In the Page case." he said, "we
had a large number of witnesses who re
fused to lesUfy on this ground. We im
mediately dropped them and sent them to
the Grand Jury.
"Where two men who have been friends
get into a light and assault each other,
there usually follows an Inclination be
tween them to get together. We have
them come Into the Court of Criminal
Correction frequently, and. while the
scars of their battle have not left their
hcad3 and faces, tiiev forgot important
points and finally refuse to answer on
the ground that they will Incriminate
themselves. As they aro the sole judges
under the law whether their answer
would Incriminate them, we let them go
and send the cases to the Grand Jurj.
"It used to bo a practice to enter nolle
prosequla under such conditions, but I
have made It a point not to enter nolle
prosequls in assault to kill, robbery and
larceny cases. I prefer to have them go
to the Grand Jur."
Bert D. Nortonl. Assistant United
States District Attorney, declared that
the consututionall provision had caused
but little Interference with Federal Grand
Jury Investigations since he has been m
the office.
John Barbaglla. who was afterwards
convicted and pardoned in connection
with the naturalization-fraud cases, took
advantage of tho law and refused to an
swer a question. He was taken before
Judge Adams, who sustained him. declar
ing that the witness alone had the Tight
to determine whether an answer to the
question would incriminate him and that
Cut Glass Water Bottle
and Six Tumblers
For 18-52
O'
,ur cnrysantiieinum
design very bril
liant and an exceptional
offer at $18.50 per set.
With a Dozen Tumblers. $29.50; or the Bottle Only. $7.50.
Don't Fail to Visit
Our Art Balcony
World's Fair visitors and stran
gers In St. Louis cspeciillj should
not miss an opportunltv to see this
grand exhibit of Japanese goods.
Imported potteries, art clocks and
music boxes.
An Exposition in Itself.
World's Fair
Souvenirs
New and exclusive designs tn leath
er, metal, rhlna nnd solid silver -Travs.
mitch boxes, card cases,
cigir cutters, plate steins, cups,
etc, etc, jewelry and spoons
Complete Assortments.
Prices Ranging from
25c
up
MERMOD & JACCARD'S,
BROADWAY AND LOCUST.
Our Catalogue Free Write for One.
fi. MOLL GROCER CO.
614-616-618 FRANKLIN AVE. and 822 H. SEVENTH STREET.
SPEGIALS FOR THURSDAY, FRIDAY IMD SITURDIY.
The Ideal Breakfast Foot! "LIFE," fftg
2 Packages for ,v
Standard Tomatoes, OQR
i fni- sfc"sVP
3 Cans for
California lllaek riurrie",
i!'i-lb cans. " tins
Import Ml Saidines, in ml,
" cans foi .
Potltd and Devilul Ham,
S tans for .. . ...
Potted and Deviled Ilniiirue,
3 e.ms lor
Canned Corned Cod, regular price lo
ciTM: ioc
Sour Mixed Pickles triangular
pint bottles, per bottle
New loi k Cheddar Cbeoe. full
eream. per jjj r
noimd I !
Tig Rir Cakes, fresh
b iked, iter pound
1'aney Maiizanllln Olives.
.Miipment Just reeelved,
per quart
tju.irt 'I in 1'rtiit Cans,
per dozen
Mason .lar lVrciu lies,
eat h . . . .
Jelly Classes puie white.
35c
J5c
10c
10c
8c
9c
A fresh
J8c
33c
....6c
17c
Rubber Kings, for Maoon
Jars. I', dozen
Chime California Lemons,
per doen
Faney Honda Pineapples,
each
Fine Clothes P.ruslies (made
especially for us), efic'i
Bedford's Breakfast Cocoa,
1 5 cans, per can
"Sing Mi:C CHOP" Tea. our Atifs
ovv n special blend, per pound. "
Good Mixed Tea, for Ice Tea, regular
price 'Si cents, 90f
nor noiind sfcwV
California Fine Zmfandel
Wine, per gallon
Extra Doppel Kuennnel, A.fkf
per bottle "
Port. Sherry and Angelica ".VINE,
regular pi ice $1 00, QCp
per gallon Owv
Oscar Pepper. Old Crow and Sherwood
I've, full quart bottle, QCZr
per bottle OsVl
Clipper (Jranullted Smoking
Tobacco, jrer pound
10c
10c
J0c
15c
6c
75c
laa
IN
P"r doen.
FINE EASTERN GRANULATED SUGAR,
25-lb. Cotton Bags, Each
out veu I'ltu i; list MWi.nn fiu:e ii'o iieqlest.
18c
$1.32
It's no dlscrace to have warts, tender
feet or red hair, but there are pleas
anter conditions. I've an idea that
vou are going to scribble a line to
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eeley
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Union TRVst Co.
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Fourth and Locust Streets.
A General Trust Company Business Trans
acted.
Business and Personal Accounts Solicited, on
Which Interest Will Be Allowed.
It wa not within tho power of the cou-t
to decide It.
FEDERAJ, PrtO"ECl.TOIt
UPHOLDS IAW.
The question was. "Give me the nune of
I ..113 111.11 nil. fJlJU,.llL 111' " ,-- ---
John Dol.ln to jou" In ltelf ther was
nomine; incnminavinp out isiih-ikh-i hik
that It led up to nutters which. If Rone
Into, would causo his indictment
"This provision." said Mr. Nortonl "is
the same as th riKht to free speech it
Is in the Constitution of the United State",
of Missouri, and of the Magna Charta of
Ensland. It Is older than the United
States, and we ho'd that we have no right
to subpoena witnesses and force them to
tell thinss that would implicate them in
the crime under investigation We do not
only believe this way. but we .ire sus
tained bv all the courts of the world "
Mr. Nortonl cited the c.ise of Counsel
min vs Hitchcock. It2 U. S . 5J7. In which
it was held thit tho witness was entitled
to the right of discbarsce on hebcas cor
pus, even thoush Consrrcss hid passed i
statute providing that his evidence should
never be used against him.
In the police courts witnesses are nlso
found who stand on this provision of the
Constitution. Judse Tracv of the Iirst
District and Judge Pollard of th" Second
are alwajs careful to excuse such wit
nesses at once.
omcEns.
THOMAS H. TVEST. President.
ROBT. S BROOKINGS, HENRT C. HAAIISTICK.
Vice rrcsldcnt. Vice President.
JOHN D. riLLET,
Vice President.
JOHN F. SHEPLET. N. A. McMILLAN.
Vice President Vice President.
A. C. BTEWART,
Counsel.
ISAAC H. OIJR.
Trust Officer and Secretary.
Trnphlea, Medals, Tins and nines
of gold, sliver and bronze, designed and
mado by MERMOD & JACCARD'S. in
their own factory. Write for estimates.
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DIRECTORS.
William K. Bliby,... Chairman Board American Oar and
Foundry Co.
John I Bolaod President John J. Boland Stationery Co.
Robert S. ErooktriEi. Sam'l cupplea Woodenwara Co.
Adolphua Busch President Anheoser-Buach Bravrtnc
Aaaociatlon.
Daniel Catlln Carltalut.
John T. Darls Cnpllall.t.
Howard Elliott President Northern Pacific R. R
S. W. Fordce. Capitalist
John Fottler. Truatea The Lltrett Estate
B B Oraham PrcsMent Graham Paper Co.
William E Guy. Capitalist.
D. M. Houser President Ft. Txiuls Globe-Deraocrat.
Robert McK Jcnea .. Itobert McK. Jones A Co
hMnard Malllnckrodt. President MalUnckrodt Chemical Works
Thoa H. McKJttrlclc.. President Hanadlne-McKlttrlck Dry
Gooda Co.
Chartee I McLure.. Capitalist.
Ix M. Rnmsey I M Rumsey Manufacturlsc Co
John A hcudder apltaltst.
John fv-ulhn Capitalist
E. Flmmons Chairman Roard Simmons Hardware Ca
E O. Stsnarfl Preeldent E. o. BtanaM Mllllnr Co.
William Taueehr President M. Louis Bridge co.
Thomas H West President El. Irfluls Union Treat Co.
W.ardi Wh!Uker...Whltaker A Oo.
1!. F. Yoakum St. Louis & San Francisco R. R Co.
Capital and Surplus, $10,000,000.00
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FREE FERRIS WHEEL TICKETS
Tickets Good for One Free Ride on the
. FERRIS WHEEL, SCHOOL CHILDREN'S DAY,
SATURDAY, JULY l5tH, 1904,
f- May Bo Had at Business Office of
THE REPUBLIC, Seventh and Olive Streets.
' KOTEf These tickets will be eood only between 2 and 4 o'clock p.
t. and when presented by a school child under 15 Tears of age.
$ .
s,rvr I.antl Office Ordered.
RRPumjc sphciai.
MuskORee, I. T, July 13. At an execu
tive session this afternoon the Dawes
Commission ordered a land oflice opened
at onco at Wcvvoka, capital of the Semi
nole Nation, for the purpose of allowing
the Seminolcs to select tho land the de
sire .is their homesteads. The chairman
of tha commission will at onco order the
supplies for the new office and It will be
In operation within three weeks.
In addition to this order, tho commis
sion ordered the survey of 20,000 acres of
Seminole land for tha purpose of locating
the section liiics and comers. This land
was surveyed once, out the corners were
not marked, as It was supposed the Itnd
would never bo allotted, but it has been
and tho homesteads aro now to be se
lected won some ol It.
Sleeper to Roanoke. Va . S 44 a. m ,
daily. Sleeper to Norfolk. Va . 12.t3 noon
dally. ia VandalJa-Pennsvlvania N. &
W. lines.
Employed by the InUeralty.
RRTUBLIC SPLC1AL.
Columbia. Mo . July 13 Wilbur F. Starr,
who is now filling an engagement as solo
ist at the Plasa Chautauqua, has been
employed by the Board of Curators of
Missouri University as professor of vo
cal music In the university Jeachers' col
lege and musical director ;bf tin snlver
slty. He will have charpa' ol si', musics
programmes of the univerItv and will or
ganize .ind manage the University 51co
Club, formerly manascd bv "tudents Dur
ing the summer he has taught music In
the university summer school. Professor
Starr Is a graduate of Depauw University
and has studied for several jears in Eu
rope. Nesv York Limited,
Via Vandalla-Pennsylvanla. 11 30 noon via
Merchants' bridge; six sleepers electric
lighted.
Will Visit the World's Fair.
Ashley Home of Raleigh, N. C . is a
guest of his brother-in-law. Doctor J. M.
Battle, No. 4153 Llndell boulevard. The
object of Mr. Home's visit is twofold to
look after the interests of the Capudlne
Chemical Company, of which he is presi
dent, and to visit tho World's Fair. Mr.
Home Is largely Identified with business
Interests In the South, being president of
a cotton manufacturing company, presi
dent of a bank, the head of a fertilizer
corporation and at the present time Is
president of tho North Carolina Agricul
tural Society. He also operates and owns
a plantation of 15,500 acres at Clavton. N.
C. Just south of Raleigh.
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I W & I BRING I
I Ll9OTH CREAM 25'i
WHiTENSAHO PRESERVES TEETH: H
LIQUOR DRINKING. MORPHINE
Ail Rcmtlo Craj IWag, Naeraatsiala, Tabasos as Clssnttt AMbUss
DR. J. E. BLAINE. Phvalrlni, .d .S1rar.nM
"""lUre 2801-3-5 Locust St.. St. Louis Ball rbsoe. BeiiaiitO
MOW TRCAYMtNT ffl. TOI.CCO INS MfUHAlTNCNU
Kapey
VIE?
0UTI NG
COATS
AND
TROUSERS
We have plain white and
fancy striped serges,
striped flannels, fancy
wool crash, black and
white homespun,
Price, $10.
tftAftft?
Trousers of same,
$2.50 to $7.
ft
Belts to hold them up,
from 50c to $2.
OOOOOOC
Straw Hats to top off with,
$1.50 to S3.
occcoo
Browning,
King & Co.,
Cor. Broadway and Pine.
TMmw Bwfsvf fsoa rrompt relief Csoss rsraoTed.
HflV fcsJl" H s.mptoma oTer return Acorn.
" """r-lele and permanen t coDstfta
sun RCTUUA tioual CCRE . Cs ST ITm.
AND Hd I nfflH Vr.ts at onco font, to
P. HAROLD HAYES. Bunlo. M.Y
We Have Paved the Way
For the Universal Use
of Gas for Cooking
"We have arranged with your stove dealer to sell you a Gas Cook
ing Range for $18.00.
We have arranged it so you pay but $3,00 at time of order.
We have arranged to bill you the balance, $Z00 monthly, with your
gas bill.
CINCINNATI
VIA
B. & O. S-W.
Free Reclining Chair Cars to
LOUISVILLE
Sleepers and Dining Cart
Ticket Offices OHo nnd Sixth
nml 1 nion station and Worlds
I air Gioundt
We have opened substations throughout the city where bills can
be paid WITHOUT FEE.
We have made it EASY for you to change from old methods to
newfrom the hard work, heat and smoke of coal to the com-
iorr, ease ana an-arounc excellence o gas ,
Learn the Luxury of a Gas Range--NOW!
See Sample Ranges at lour Nearest Dealer's. Word to
Us Will Bring Full Injormation to Your Door.
THE LACLEDE GAS LIGHT CO.,
716 LOCUST STREET.
JAVAfr
MOCHA
COFFEE
O POUND AIR TIGHT CAN $-1
HanlRii Kirrcftlla Anffpi? and Qnlna rn I
iiuiiiuy ia iiuie-uuu vruuuu uuu eyiuu vu.
POSTAL CLERKS APPOINTED.
Fift -Three Substitutes Selected
for St. Louis Office.
rtESTJBLIC SPECIAL.
Washington, July 13 An order was Is
sued at the Post-Office Department to-day
appointing fifty-tliice substitute clerks
for the St. Louis Post Office. The naiqcs
of the new substitutes follow:
Marshall II. Matts. J. J. Martin. Wil
liam T. Piatt, It. M. Messlck. E F. Hel
mendnch. Jesse Temple. Gustav P. Schnei
der. William J. Arnold. E. B. Roberts. J.
H Schneider. J II. Cole. C. H. Crause.
Julius Laupf, S. R. Manler, H. U Walker,
R. T. Dyke". F P. Davis, J. V. Noel. W.
A. Heath, A. W. Flumker, A. Craddock,
B r. Harrison, J. O McDaniol, f. B.
Berkcblll. a C. Johnson. A. W. Schmidt,
A. G. Hnhn M. Z Smith. J. D Jordan,
Robert E Clark, F. B Jackson. E. W.
Knollhoff. J. F. Birr. H. R. Knuse. R.
Burnett. Kmll Kuntzsch. William Q.
Schappe. A. J Smith. H. O Harlan. R. XI
Crause, W. W. McKee. A. J. Buckner,
Harry Jenson. Oliver Bowens. E H.
Burne. L. J. Haber. W. C. Mueller. David
L. Crlser. A. II. Biggs, Conrad Doedle, M.
A. Grant, Fred W. Hoffman and Max A.
Buckert.
What will make the teeth nhltp and
keep them white? Whj. SANITOI. TOOTH
POWDER. Didn't you know that? 23
cents at druggists'.
Business Men to Meet.
The North St. Louis Business Men's
Association will meet at S o'clock to-night
In North St. Louis Turner Hall. Twenti
eth and Salisbury streets. Refreshments
vvlli be served.
"Diamond Jo" steamer passengers to St.
Paul, tho Northwest and Great Lakes all
find best of European plan accommoda
tions at Hotel Metropolitan, St. Paul,
Tourists' headquarters; St. Louis papers.
I&upfofe
A llnlr Grower That la Guaranteed.
The Evans Vacuum Cap Is guaranteed
to make hair grow. Tou simply deposit
the price of the Cap In bank. We will
send jou the Cap by prepaid express Tor
a thirty days' trial, and If jou are not
pleased with the benefits derived tha bank
will return your money. Call on or ad
dress the Evans Vacuum Cap Company.
418 Fullerton building. St. Louis.
Employe to Give Outlncr.
Bmplojes of tho Ferguson-McKlnney
Dry Goods Company will give their sec
ond ' complimentary excursion on the
steamer City of Providence next Saturday
eveniruj. The boat will leave the foot of
Olive street at 7.30 o'clock.
MISSOURI MAYORS ADJOURN.
Officers Selected at Final Session
in Sedulia.
REPUBLIC SPECIAL.
Bedalla. Mo . July 13. The second annual
convention of the Mayors' Association of
fourth-class cities of Missouri adjourned
this evening after a two days aasston.
Tha following new executive Commit
tee was appointed: August Romaster of
Maryville. J. W. Wanamaker of Deep Wa
ter and R. L. Crews of Fayette.
The following Legislative Comralttte
was appointed: J. B. Dowel! of Adrian and
H B. McFee of ParkvUIe.
President Crews appointed Doctor W. R.
Patterson of Tipton secretary of tht association.
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