The Daily Tombstone. [volume], July 02, 1886, Image 3

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QFFTciAL PAPER
" Uf
Cochise County.
--" y " '
U. S.Miirahul Jlehde arrived in this
city from Prescott last evening:
Eobert Upton is confined to his
room by a "severe attack of maleria.
E. K. Monk, a resident of Willcox
2 registered-at the Occidental.
Subscribe Jor "and advertise in The
Dailt Tombstone.
Herman Scliniyiiing has announced,
.himself 'as a 'candidate for the office
of City Treasurer.
Schoenfeld & Hevrann are jnsr in receipt
of a large consignment of large beer
glasses (schooners). Call ncd examine-. jeSOlf
From the" appears nee of things, it
looks as if Jlessiqk woald'lose his bet
on the rain'quesliori. '
Messrs. Taft : Bradshaw have lo
cated their Bisbce stage office in that
of Sandy 'Bob.
A. Fortlonts, wholesale dealer Id imported
and domestic liquors, vrine's and cigars, Is
selling out his entire stock nt cost, anil for
cishtji.ly. ... ' " 7-ltf
E. B. Gage viho -went to Dcming
yesterday morning, is expected to re
turn this evening.
' Hermann Welisch is nearly ready
to open up hi large stoctof goods to
c public, and will probably do so on
7Tonday next.
Fred W. Smith, formeily of this
city, but now collector of customs at
Yuma, p.issud through Benson yester
day en route to El P.iso.
' Turn Allisou has to Wrestta to
furnish his numerous customers,''
bpecitnen of very "choice Euglisli" in
this morniug's Jtongoliati.
v.
As will be seen by a card in another
column, the business houses ofthio
city will remain.-'closod on Monday
next.
Tom Gregory has caused another
fclwutot paiu to pierce tne political
aspiration of Bu'rko by announcing
himself as a cnudidats for County
Assessor. .
The attendance at the race track on
Sunday next will probably (be tb;
largest ever known. Some of the
ihiest horses in the county "hare been
entered for the different races and are
now in actire training.
Mr. Thomas Ncgrie will lead to the
alter to-morrow Miss Tcresita Fry.
The happy couple have a host of
friends in this city, who wish them a
life of uualoycd pleasure and prosp
erity. About as happy a man as could be
found in Tombstone to-day, was J. L.
Mellgreu, and enquiry elicited the
fact that liis wife had yesterday pre
sented "him with a scai.'' This is the
foUrth child that lias been born to
Mr. Mellgren and his wife in Tomb
stone. The twenty-seventh annual com
mencement exercises of the Southern
Baptist Theological Seminary were
held Monday night in Chestnut street
Church. There was an immense audi
ence. Rev. F. 1. Kerfoot, D. D., of
Brooklyn, N. Y., made the opening
prayer, and the "choir sang a selection
from Mozart's twelfth mass, "Sanctus."
Dr. B.oyco delivered diplomas to the
graduates of the various schools.
F.rom Alabama there were: W. M.
B.lackwelder, W. IT. Smith, J. IT.
Jester, C. E. NnMi, W. J. Elliott, II.
i. Ralls. -Western Record.
The distressing word was received
in town this morning, by the arrival
of a Mexican, that the btore of I. II.
Levy and the saloon of Mr. Monctti
were destroyed by fire at Vulture yes
terday at noon. There are no details
as to the origin or aa to goods or books
..Yid. Mr. Levy, who is in towrij tells
us that his stock was valued at at
least 515,000 and his books at $5,000,
the insurance upon which waa very
light owing to the high rate of insur
ance at that camp. Tnus in ;i few
abort hours Mr. Levy will lose the re-
sulis of seven hard years of business
ai-d labor. The poslofiice was in
A vy's store, and that loss will amount
' something. Monetti loses at least
i f" worth of property and was not
i !. AVe sympathize with the
f i . Gazette.
S' i V i me
Has now arrived, when everybody
men, women and child-cn, need have
no 'more cause to complain of the
heat,' aa the swimming baths will open
early Sunday morning. Everything
is new and clean; 50.000 gallons of
water will hu constantly running in
and out, makingth'e water pure and
clean. There' will he '& first-class bar
connected with the baths where noth
ing but the choicest of liquors aud
cigars will be kept. There will be
separate hours for ladies. Only 25
cents will be charged for haths. ' A
buss will be run Constantly from Al
len street to the baths, taking passen
gprs to and fro for ten cents. Re
member the baths will be open to the
public earl' on "Sunday morning.
ft. 4,'nrd.
We the undersigned merchants of
Tombstone," in consideration of -the
Fourth of July falling on Sunday, do
agree not to open our respective
places of business on Monday, July
6th, 880: '
Wolcott & Mesick, Dyar : Baldwin,
R. P. Mansfield. Jos'. Hoefler, Myers &
Bros, Palace Pry Goods Store, Job M.
Seamans fe Son, A. Cohn, Macneil &
Moore, Barrow & Bagg, Herrera &
McClure, H. Schmeiding, Cochise H.
&, T. Co., A. E. Hurtmann, H. K.
Tweed, H. J. Sadler, Sol Israel,
Schoenfeld fc Heyman, L. B. Van
Burt, J. M. Leary, C. E. Fredrick, Geo.
E. Koliler, T. A. Atchison, S. L. Hart,
Herman Welisch, J. Barnes.
The following instruments wete
tiled in the office of tho County Re
corder to-day:
"";- AFFIDAVIT.
J. Er'erhardy & Co. as to amount of
cattle slaughtered fur the month of
July. - jsi '
The regular busiuos meeting of the
Tombstone anti-Chinese league, will
tuko place at the City Hall at 3 o'clock
to-monow evening. Every member
oi the league is requested?to be pre
serit ap business ol the utmost im
portance will be transacted.
By order of . C. X. Thomas.
- President. -
W.. A. tf&u,.S?cft&fy, -- 3-2t
-.- Atjr.utiou Firemen.
"The committee of arrangements of
the Firemen's Ball, will meet at the
Tombstone Engine House this even
ing at 7 :30 o'clock. Every member
of the committee is requested to be
present, as some very important busi
ness will be transacted.
Thos. Kkefk,
Chairman.
I lev. Cha, 53. iVasIi.
At the instance of the First Baptit
church in Montgomery, the First
church in Briminvjham called a pres
bytery for the purpose of ordaining
Rev. C. E. Nash to the full work of
the ministry on June 2, 1886.
Revs. M. B. Wharton, J. C. Hudson,
D. I. Purser and W. C. Cleveland
composed tho presbytery. After care
ful and thorough examination the
presbytery proceeded to tne ordina
tion. Rev. M. B. Wharton preached
a sermon appropiate to the occasion
Rev. W. C. Cleveland offered the or-,
dination prayer, Rev. D. I. Purser
delivered tho charge, Rev. J. C. Hud
son presented the Bible, after which
the congregation was dismissed by
Bcv. O. E. Nash. - -
W. C. Ci.evela.xd, Mod.
D. I. Pursfr, Clerk.
Alabama Baptist.
V-
Ayer's Ague Cure is a powerful ton
ic bitter, composed wholly of veg
etabe substances-. Its action is pecu
liar, prompt aud powerful, bieaking
up the chill, curing the fever, and.ex
pelliug the poison from the system,
yet leaving no harmful or unpleasant
effect upon tLc patient. Sufferers
from chills and fever who have used
quinine as a jemedy will appreciate
this. 1 w.
Judge Barnes arrived in this city
last evening from Santa Monica
where he has been engaged in sea
bathing. Ho has letmned to Tomb
stunt- to finish the furnishing of a
house in this city where iic will reside
in the future previous to the arrival
of his wife who is now in Santa Monica.
A 32oKt EInqiient Acal to llie
PatriotiMti ol'ToIxloiio.
is Tombstone going to celebrate the
Fourth of July? Is she going to
make the eagle scream?
Why should other towns blow their
fingers off with the brass cannon or
shoot deadly p nson into their per
sons with' the toy pistol and Tomb
stone sit around whittling a stick and
acting as though it was Christmas? '
If nwghboiing town are going to
be burned np'by the firecracker un
der tha sidewalk it' is time Tombstone
moved in the matter' als6. Let us
celebrate the proud day. If the prom
inent citizens of surrounding towns
are going to get full and snort around
and say '.hey can lick John L. Sulli
van with one hand, let us see that our
leading citizens are given an equal
chance.
There seems to' be no" gfood reason
why ve shouldn't have just as much
trouble in Tombstone that day as they
have anywhere else. We can easily
get a good second hand eagle some
where, one that is hal'ler-broken and
j wnnt kick out behind, and if we can't
make it scream it will ba funny
Then there is the toy cannon; if it" is
properly Joadtf'l it, will kdl j ust as
many folks as any other. We could
have some horse races and probably
a pony would .hiOW its rider, and af
ter that a baseball game, aud the
crowd could pound the umpire and
mob him all over the ground.
9f-
11 Bii33!-uiic Arrest.
Advices fiom Nogalee, dated June
27th give the following particidars of
an important arrest niado in that
place last Sunday :
"Frank L Smith alias J IT. Mor-r-11
was arrested at this place charged
with the crime of murder committed
at Chadro-', Nebraska about- four
years ago. The arrest was made by
James Blades :'nd Dr. Purdy in the
International Hotel at 0 o'clock this
morning. Smith offered no re istance
mer. ly remaiking when ordered to
throw up his hands, "You are jok
ing." - -
Smith come up to this-plaee about
three months ago and bought into a
commission and forwarding house on
tho Sonora side of the line, very sel
dom comming into the United Statrs.
Dr. Purdy formerly a deputy sheiiff,
noticing the man's peculiar actions,
determined to watcli him. He had
his suspicions confirmed by Smith re
lating n stage .robbery which took
place in Wyoming. Soon afterward
Dr. Purdy obtained a letter the pris
oner had written and torn up. Past
ing the pieces to-getlur he found out
his limine was Smith and not Moirel.
He immediately communicated by
letter with James S Smith the sheriff
of Cheyenne Wyoming, asking if
Smith was wantad. A reply came
"Yes for murder. He is a notorious
desperado, murderer, hore and cattle
thief. Reward of $5,000 offered."
Yesterday an oiderfor his arrest Caine
by telegraph.
The prisoner's story is that his
right name is Morrel aid that Smith
was a man he killed and that Smith
had seduced his 6ioter-in-law. Dui
ing the quarrel Smith was shot The
prisoner jays he lived for four jcarb
at Chadron. After the killing three
Grand Juries refused to indict - him.
The present sheriff is a brother of the
murdered manaud has finally got
him indicted. The'true story is that
the prisoner ambushed Moirel and
shot him in the back and robbed the
body over 56,000. He then assumed
the murdered maYs name and fled
the country. At the time of his ar
rest the piisoner was negotiating for
a cattle ranch in Mexico. He was
turned over to Constable Frank Sin
sel. Sheriff Smith leaves Cheynne to
day and will reach here about July
4th, to take the prisoner back. Citi
zen. 2on't Forget.
That to-morrow evening, J. B.
Ayers, who is now the proprietor of
the Fashion Saloon, bus prepared a
great treat and surprise for his friends
and patrons at 10 o'clock. We are
not at liberty to state, what the sur
prise will be, but we can state that
everybody who is present at that hour
will never regret it. ' .
Masters Dall Hawkins and Ralph
Schoenfeld, two enterprising young
boys of this city have ojr'iied a stuitd
fo- the sale of tire-works, Hags, etc.,
for the Fourth of Jily, and they
should be liberally patronized bythoe
of our citizens who Ajesire to be pa
triotic. '
i".
Bisbee in Ashes.
The Fire extends from Sol
Pierce's Saloon to the
Smelter
One side and from the Queen Res
taurant on the other side
of the street.
A fire broke out in 'Bisbee to-day
and destroyed the main business por
tion of the city. Full particulars tomorrow.
A Jiar Cherub.
A mystery surprising- the ruytery of
Gilga', described in J. lm Ha3's
verse3 was discover, d yesterday on
the excursion of iLe Five Eoints chil
dren. When 'they started out they
-wee carefullr counted and there were
223 of them filling' five ' cira. When
they came back they were counted
ai.d foUiid to bn 22
The happy Five Pointers went to
Coona on the Lonrr Taiand . liiilway
and ute c ke aud drank lemonade.
t$ xt en .di.icov ret four-leat clovers
fourteen fell out of swi gs, ten were
frightened by devil's darning . needles
and five, wanted to ca np out in the
wo ds and bs-c mc hig'hwaynien. ill
oaina back to N- w Yojr happy but
one, and he caniH back crying cry
ing becdU.-e he was born when the j.ic
n ic was over.
Mrs. Ji.hn C rry nho went to the
picnic "was the mother of tho two hun
dred and tventy-fuurt!i child on that
memorial t xcussion. The young man
was borne :t o 1 ite loi dinmr and
when the lusio a le had nar:y given
out. lie k'.pt up his coura' -ami
came lack to New York with ihe
rest of the children. He l.a 1 no round
trip licke'- aud tne eonduc or 1st lnui
ri le free. - "
Five Points excursions hsvc the
reputation of leaving town and earn
ing hick with three or four more
people then sUr.cd. New York Jour
nal. A great lime is m store for the
patrons of the FasJiiun to-morrow
evening. . ..,",. - -
The thermometer cams" within, half
a notch of reaching the 100 degree
mark loJay.
LOST A red covered Morrocco
note book. The linder will please
leave the jiimc at Tnn To.mbstoXr
office.
Sunday is the one hundred and
tenth anniversary of American Inde
pendence, yet Tombstone, tho chief
city of Arizona will not celebrate.
It is thought that the injunction
suit of the Taxpayers vs. Tins City of
Tombstone, will be heard before
Judge Barnes to-morrow.
H. S. Van Sickler, a gentleman
from the east who is visiting Tomb
stone for the benefit of his health, is
a guest of N. B. Walker, and is im
proving very rapidly.
It has been thought by many tiiat
Johu Sullivan had no' completed and
perfected a flying machine, but that
such is the case, none of our citizens
who saw him flying up Allen street
this morning will deny. He made
the trip from Fifth to Eighth streets
in about four seconds. .
The ex-chamber maid of a livery
stable, who is now trying to palm
himself off upon the public, as an
editor, is evidently jealous cf our
abilities, aud accuses us of, stealing
editorials. Well, this is really funny,
as the Mongolian is ku.own among
printers as a read-print bheet.
There s only one church (the
Catholic) in town at the present lime,
tjiat have regular services upon the
Sabba'h. The Presbyterian and Epis
copal churches are without a pastoi,
and the Rev. Mi.' Pearson of the
Methodist church is very ill, and will
as soon as able take his departure
for awhile in order to legain his
strength in another clime.
Dr Dunn and wife, Mrs. Finley and
son, Miss Mary Costello, Margie Cos
tello, Nicholas Costello, Frank Hare,
George Stevenson and three other
vho.-e names we failed to-Jearn, wha
have been camping in Miller's Can
yon, Ilmit-hua mountains, will arrive
in this city to-morrow .fternoon, Mr.
Bramer Brown hiving sent teams
after them this aiternoon.
Henry Dubecker, one of the prpp
ri lors of the Bisbee brewery, has
visiting Tombstone for a few dayp.
Sam McClaren, constable at Charles
ton, has almost recovered from his"
recent severe illness, and is again at
tending to' his duties.
Tom Gardner is still willing to bet
that he has got the lastest horses in
the county, either for money, marbles
or red ap,.les
Don't fail to purchase a ticket for
the Firemen's' ball.
Everybody intends to go to the
races on Sunday.
Let every member of the committee
of the Fiiemen's ball, attend the meet-i
ing at tho Engine HoUsu to-uight.
im
Gr.-siicl Baffle.
The tickets fur the raffle or Mr. Josiah
Kirle.v's handsomely ImproveJ property are
now ready. 7 Remember that this is one of
the finest gardens in Tombstone, there be
inr 16 bearing fruit trees, besides m-uiy
others that will bear next sea-ton. Sereraj.
2rapu vines of dlffeieut varieties, now cov.
ered with Iu-icious fruit, current and goose
berry bushes. Anybody ran bn tonvincec'
by i-ulllns; at .Mr Kirlews residence bai-K of
ti e Union S -d.i W'ufc. TicKe'ts are for talc
at he low priee of one dollar each, and can
tie procured at d l I-i ael.-, and all the lead
ing bu-lucsr houses in tuuu. 7-2tf
' SUMUA'S.
IN" YHE JUSTICES COUKT OF JSO. 3
Township, ot the C'ountj ot l.'ocliisn, tern,
lory of Arizun 1.
Thoma3 P. Devine. riniiitifty V3. William
McC'imu, Defendant.
B.-li.i i S (J. Fen in, Justice of the Pence
deniaua S'2J.
Tho I'uultury of Arizona seudi greeting
to iIH.iim MrUiiiuuy, di fer l ml.
You are iieteny siiniiiiuncif and ieoiiir-d
IO appear beiure ins lit my ofiire n BU!ee,
coir.tj cf Loelii.-e oil tti ITlli da ol
Adjust. A. I). JbWi, at 10 oV.ovk, a. U.
10 answer the i-uiii'iui:it of-'ihu aboic
named phdniill' who demand.') ol mi, tkut
v-ju are iudebied to 'Vtiu in thif sum
of $.:0 for uioiivy loaned jnu at jnur in
Slimee ai:drn si as luurj In'ly appears bj
cum i limit IL'.u m lay olii.e.
And if yu fail to appearand answer eaid
complaint .s ii. rem required the piainiin"
will i.-ke judgment against jou as dtftnend.
cdt and for ensts u! suit.
Uiven under ujy hand ties Ilth (lav of Jui.e,
A. U. ISbO. S. U. I'EllulN.
.lustice 01 tin; i'taee.
SUMMONS.
IX THE JUSTICE'S COUKT. TOWNSHIP
Kit. iiirei,in the Count ut Ci.er.iss; Ten i
tory oi'Aris i.ih;
j;"U. Norlon. Plaintifr. vs William ile
Comas, De.end.int.
demand,
The l'er.iiory of Anzuna s-nd3 gicetmg
o JVillia 11 Me;om is. defendant.
Yoa are hereby suiitmuned and required
to appear betor me at ai.v nlli.'e. in uiibee,
CoiiMly of Cochise, 0U tlielTih da ut Aug.
Ua'.A. D. 1SS0, in 10 o'eloek a.m.. to an
swer Hie Couip -lint ot the above named
p;aintiff, who ilemandA of ou thilvouare
indebted In hi in ill the aiini of.fll'iO, for
uierchaullse pureha-ed and delne.ed lojou
t.t your instance mid lequ-st, . per tiui-
iil mi n.w or nie In my oltiee. Aua 11 jou
fail to appearand arswer -aid lOiili.l.iilll us
uen-lii n quired, tho ii.niiiilit wPl tauejuilg
m.ut -igainrt eu as dem.u.ded uur. for the
i-osis "I this suit.
Given under my ha.id tliis 4th day of
dime, A. U. Ufeli. S U i"JSuKl.,
JUitite ut the" 1'ci-ce.
Mono to Let.
A fine co'ni!!iodh"U3 re.-Ulenca of four
rooms with railed yaid, chicken house, etc
on B. ucu street, next i.oor west of the resl-
ilenee ol Uiemerd Biown, Esq.
Kent reasonable. "Apl at once to
Jam .s Ueicly,
Oi3ec Allen s'reet, bet 2u and lid, 2f sidr,
(V23-lv
Mr. I.. B. V in Burt will tell the entire
stock ol wine-, l.quo's, cigars, cardials
svrup?, etc., intact everything eariivd by
wlnie-Mle Cn'J iu titosu.t purcha.-ers for
cash- 8
Just received at Herrera MeClure'a the
tlnest balled ivt hay ever brought to this
eiiy. o- 3 It
Ice for FauiiJics.
Comtueiicing incsduy, a. ay 4lh, we will
issue vt ekly ice iickcU for lamilies aud
other sina.il consumers, at S1.C0 aad up-
wjrds.
Diiversare not allowed to deliver ice to
weekly cutolncrs without weekly tickets.
G-C3i.r SouTilwrSTEKX Ice Co.
Kotice,
Ve hiTe appointed Jlr. J. Gatchell Jones
nnr agcut(witli power of aUorcey)tj collect
all la.mey due to us.
Ali persons knowing themselves to bo in
debted to us, are requested to settle nilti
.Mr Jone.
Jacob Everuablit & Co.
Tojibitoae, May 1st. lbbG. 6-3 -tf
Declaration of boIe-Traclerslnp-
TO WKOJl IT MAT CONCtE.N:
I, Cecelia Loudon, dcR'rmg to avail my
self of the benefits of Chap. 33, Laws of
Arizona, relating to Sole Traders, do hereby
publicly declare that, I intend to carry on
ju-ines in my own name and on my own
.account: The nature of the bu-lness I pro
pose to carry on and conduct is that of buy
ing and selling goods, wii-eo. cd mcrehar.-ill-e,
winrs. liquoio and lobaccos, 1u the
County of Coci.ie,-Aiisniii 'territory.
- - CECELIA LOUDO
Tkiikitout or Aki2oxa,
Codxtt or Cocaisc.
Oil this 26th day of June, A.D. 1SS6,
personally apniared be ore ra;, a notary
public in anil for said County of Cochise,
Cecelia L"Utlon. known to nie to bo tho per
s.iii described in and who was made' ac
quainted with'the content of and ho ex
ecutid II c fnregoing ecclarath'ii. r.nd who
at kiuiwledgeil t one. m an ix-iiinnd'toii
iipa.il Immii anil with- ,t t.,e liea.ingnr her
husbai.i'., I hat hhu ex it uU-d the siime frenli
and vliiiil.tiiu, fur Hie ue and pmpo-es
iher. in iiiei.tioned w.tlnmt tear or conipin--h'lior
undue inlliiein e from anyone anil
thfti she does not rtish to retract the cxeeu
linn, of the s iuie.
Witness mv hand and official seal th
2'Jtli day ut June, btO.
ALLliX R. ENllLISU.
0-25-St Notaiyl-ubUc.
AN NOUNOE MEN-TS .
4U
All announi-enifOts under this head must
be paid for in adTauce, or't'icy Will not be
Inserted. " '
TOR COUNTY ASSESSOR.
At ths solicitation of .many friends
thronghctit fJochise County, I nereby no.
noimce myself its n candidate for the office
ot County Assessor, subject to the decision
of the KepublLw: County ConveDticn.
E. G. NjpRTOK.
NOTICE.
All peraonsin this
County who have
not paid their co unr
ty licenses are ye
quested to Gall at
the Sheriff's office
at once, as all li
censes not paid, by
the first of ;JuIy
will be placed-in-the
hands of the Bis
trict Attorney fop
collection. 1
R. S. HATCH,
Sheriff.
Tombstone, June 25, 1886
GRAND GALA DAY
Doling'n Mace Traefc,
A.V'
.JxCly 4a It and otli ,
Races Commence at I I A. M,
The First Race will ie 600-yard dash, free
for all, 120; entrance fee $20; six to enter,
live tu start.
The Second Race, 440-yard dash, six to
enter five to btait, S12J; entrance fee $30.
Thiid Race, a mTTe'dush, sweepstake -free
for ail uotbeo la Cochise County. Entrance
fee.SW. - ' -
Oix July Stli.
First Rice, a half mile dnsh, free for aM,
file to cuter aud lour to start, 3100: entrance
fee, ?2J.
No horses are barred from participating
!: these races, and ever) thing will "be't-on
ducted in a fair, impartial ni .nner. ' -
These races will ue tne Cccat cTBr heldia
CochNe County.
ENTRIES CLOSE ON JULY 1st-
.
Admission - - 6Qg
For Sale,
A horse and wagon horse kind an!
ceulle. For particular- apply at Ibis offica'
ustr
Liook Hero.
1 have just received at my Jewelry storo
the finest assortment of LadlcB' Cuff But
tons, Pins. Charms, 'vV'atc'i Chainsand
Watches which I will sell cheapo "tor -cash.'
Come in and examine the good. Snfibe'con
vinced. They are cntfrely new and unique
in design. H. Sohmbidixq.
6 18i! . Watchmaker and Jeweler,
Lost.
A Silver Watch and imitation fob chain
with locket attached. The finder -will Jbo'
liberally rewarded by returning the eamo to
thi3oCicc. v - W-lw"
JTotics, to tho Public,
I have purchased the wholesale liquor' r
Dusinees oi u.iii. LMHa. & Bro, and requwti
that ali persons Indebted to the late firm, "
tlll come forward and settle.
15-11' L. B.VABqty.
Tiie choicest of fresh gToreriisit Htrrera
A McClure'tf. ' ' ' .23if"'
The cheapeit and best tore to trade lo '
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tint has ever been offered to the people of
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