The Truth Teller from Osborne, Kansas • 5

You ought to see the new goods at THE TRUTH -TELLER. John Welder lias our thauks for per tonal favor. IlOKFUKlbTtU CO. Notice. Dr.

Rub. Morris, win) lectures here this Wednesday, evening, fame in on yester OCBOBXK, KANSAS, JCSB 0, 1980. All persona staking cattle or horses, or otherwise allowing their animals to trespass on Kd. Linton' land will da protcuted to the full extent of the law. 22-3m E.

Liitom. Town and County. TV'e now Lave day trains. Capt. Doan called last week.

When can we liavo a city pump! Rex ford made a pleasant call Monday New Clocks just received by Thom.is, the Jeweler. (Jo and look at them and buy cue. They are veri cheap. 22-tf Cain. Minuick started Monday for the mountains.

George Krippner, Co. 103 Pa. Puna towuship. P. II.

Campbell, of Bull City, was in the city Monday, C. Denny came iu lust week and piiid us on subscription. J. 0. Taplin of Cheycnuo came iu uud subscribed last week.

Will Robertson and Millard Smith were among our lust week callers. Our friend Punly, of Delhi township, was in to see us Monday and Tuesday. L. A. Weeks, our pleasant and gentlemanly district clerk, called on us lust week.

A good many boxes of cigars changed ownership, when it became known who is our presidential nominee. J. Knox Mitchell called Monday with his census book on his shoulder not in his oflicial capacity however. For five cash in advance subscribers to K. Hays looked in on us lust press Buy your Candies of Cooper A Mur 1.

I Utl AUCTION. June 20th 1880. I will sol! at publio auction at Osorgfi Page'g shop in Osborne City Kansas, on June 2l)th 1880 one platform gprlng wagon in good condition, also onevelocU pedo. These articles I will sell to the highest bidder for cash. a0-8t W.

n. Waggonor. DENTIST. Tr. E.

J. Botkin, surgeon dsntltti Rooms at the City Hotel. Old and established praeticioner. The Vllsdrl and Singer machines for at tho Sowing Maobins Emporiunl l-tf Go to Iloiighloii'a to get your-Sell ing Macbiiies repaired. 19-tf All wanting to buy Real Estate will read bur advertisemnt headed 'jSol omori Valley Land egency" on Erst page.

Should you wish to soil, pat your property iri our hands and will dispose of it for you. Hays Baruocb and Doiuir. Great Bargain! Millard Smith last week luudd a bus-ine trip to Atchison. R. G.

Jlnys went to Beloit Monday, attending to legal matters. Attorney A. Saxey and R. G. Hays were among our callers lust eek.

A. Saxey took the afternoon train Monday for Leavimvoi th, on legal business. Messrs. lirudcn and Walker of Bull City, prominent business men of that place tailed Monday. Miss McCulip, who hits been quite sick for some time punt is, we are glad to note, able to bo urouud again.

C. H. Finn returned to this city Monday, looking healthier and more like the niuu he is than when hu went away. Married. On the 7th inst, at Osborne, by Rev.

J. M. Batchelder, Mr. C. W.

Baldwin and Miss Laura Broderick. All of Osboruc. For ten cash in advance subscribers to The Truth. Teller will give ten copies of Copp's Settlers' Guide, price CO cents. This is a rare offer and will only be made for a short time.

Osborne lias two perfect telephone lines, one running from Smith Hutch's tin shop to Hays Gurigues and the other running from Smith Hatch's to the ray, m-ir Fine lot of whips at IIOPFMKISTEli CO. day. h. B. Clark was one of oar caller last preu John McQuire was in and talked with last week.

If you want a dress go to Borland linos. A. Handy made a pleasant call of some Splendid lot of low shoes for ladies and gentlemen at Herzog Co's. 33-tf IlnvA vnnr Watnlipa. Cine If a nml Jewelry repaired at the Palace Jew day train uud made a very pleasant call.

He is delighted with the ueat appearance of our littlo city. Chits. II. Finn, who removed to Osborn, Kansas, lust full, and whom everybody hero knows so well, arrived here on Thursday evening.a "total wreck in every respect except as to morals, religion and politics. He is having a siege of inflammatory rheumatism, and is hardly able to navigate.

He is so reduced in flesh that many of his old acquaintances do not recognize him. He will try a chnngd bf climuto. Bedford (Iowa) Puper. Elsewhere wo publish cards of Mr. Ilan ly uiid theCouncilmen of Osborne.

Our idea of fair play is that all should be given a Chance to clear themselves, but they must not attempt to do so by casting insinuations ut others, us the facts are what wo are after. As to the case of Mr. Handy, in conversation ith us he made no mention of salary nnd we respect and honor him and fully exonerate him from all blame in the matter: but we state facts when we say that Messrs. Fritchey and Walrond both expressed their disapprobation of the notion of the old council in accepting pay for their services, and then turned around nnd voted to continue the salary. Fritchey excused himself to some of our of citizens who visited him by saying that other members persuaded him to vote in the way ho did and told him he could returit his salary to the city treasury, and iio consented to vote for it with that understanding.

We honor councilman Handy in his opinion nnd believe with him that he ought to bo paid for bis services, aiid are glad to learn that ho acted honorably and consistently in voting as he did. The point we make is a plain fact and, not an "animadversion" or any other kind of a "version," and it is this: When a man has expressed his disapprobation of a The Truth Teller will give a copy of uopp settlers wuiuc, price 1.00. A farewell dance was given Monday to Albert Welch and one or two other boys who started to the mountains this elry store, l'uhn street, two doors east of East Street. Charges low as the lowest. 20 3m.

Houses foh Balk. The Solomon Valley Land Agency have a number of desirable residences, in good locations, for salo week. Miss Cassia Bush, teacher at Grand cheap. B8-tf Center finished a term of school at that point recently and started yesterday from Puro sweet cider at Ward's 85-tf iinscuy io iiiiucron on a visit. The Wool Growers of North West Kansas will meet at the Court House in this city on Saturday the 19 th of June residence of Mr.

Buiitu. Both ot tnem work admirably. We would again cull the attention of our readers to the fact that the ceusus enumeriitcr is liable at any time to cull on them, unci they would do well to prepare all needful statistics so as to facilitate the work of the enumerator. Some one carelessly threw a lighted cigar under the sidewalk in front of Kleckner's art gallery and it set tire to the side walk; a timely discovery and prompt action extinguished the incipient conflagration and no material damage was done. Our friend, Frank Zeizer, was sick all A large attendance is earnestly Last Sunday durinr the bail storm 0 lauy in pawner sat out in tier garden and held an umbrella over the lettuce lied.

HOTEL PROPERTY. Lot situated on tlie corner of Pcnn and East street, 70 footracing djn Penn streot, 118 feet fucing on East street. Ilotol 21x43 foot, two stories high, with kitchen addition. Good collar under housa. LlvT ing well at tho door.

Ornaineutal and fruit trofls back yard. House contains 10 rooms, with attic in good condition. Gross receipts of house last year, 500. Proprietor wishes to withdraw' from active business oil account oTfailinir "'lth. Price For terms, call osi Hays Barbour, Agts.

A large ami varied assortment of 8iim- mer Goods at T. II. Lovell's 3-tf in 30 Days. Wo have a (rood hoiiso And lot honaa The garden is doing as well as could be lengtu lust wecK. O'Neil says that it wag somewhat breezy last week, Thursday.

L. T. Earl, of Bull City, talked with for some time Monday. Every body must attend the Old Settlers meeting tomorrow, Thursduy. The safe in the Central Branch depot Beloit was recently robbed of D.

W. C. O'Neil was in last Friday and said that the thermometer indicated 130. Messrs Thompson and Will Neis-wanger honored us with a call lust Monday. A Special will come up Thursday from Downs bringing old suttleis up to the re-union.

Osborne City wants the senatorial convention held at that place. We second tlie motion. Cawker Press. Boot, of the AtchiBon Champion, favored us with his fatherly presence lust week. He still carries the worn steel rule.

For three cash in advance subscribers to The Troth Teller we will give a copy of Copp's 8ettlers' Guide, price fifty cents. Marbied. At Osborne, on the 3d inst. fcy Rev. J.

M. Batchelder, Mr. Albert Major and Mrs. Marian C. Kunkle.

All of Osborne. Win and IlaVry Rocrig have gone to Colorado to work at their trade, their father having found work for them there some where near Denver. Fred Yoxall is always doing something to render us under obligations to him. The last was that fragrant grateiul favor a well filled Uavanua. Miss Mollie Lipton, accompanied by the two little Misses' Clark and another little Miss unknown to us came in last press day to see us make papers.

Capt. McDowell has witdrawn from Remember sixty davs is a short time so call early and see for yourselves that wo mean biz. at Handy Goldsmith's. If you wnnt boots or shoes you will And them at the Star storo. SALT I Salt! By the barrel at Crampton Martin's Corner Store.

Zeizer keeps fresh bread, cakes; pies, in-fuct everything usually kept in a lirst-cluss bakery 8H-tf Latest Styles of Prints at T. II. Lov-ell's, Vogt Lovell's old Stand. 20-tf Fsrst class dried peaches and evaporated apples at Go's. A full line of suitings at T.

II. Lov expecteu. pawner rress. Arthur Anijleffflte. the Trustpp nf last week, with a billions attack and for that reason his bakery and ice cream sa son township, was in and brought in a subscriber aud paid up on subscription last week.

If all our subscribers do the loon was closed. However, we are glad to say that he is neurly well now and you course of action of a body of civil authorities, it is inconsiNtiint and unworthy of true manhood for him to act in the same manner when in the same position, and thiscouncilmen Fritchey and Walrond certainly did. same we will put in a power press may get the delicious frozen luxury, ice cream dished up the same shape as be fore. The wool growers of this vicinity have over pounus oi wool winch they Dikd At 5 o'clock a. m.

on Wednes containing 0 good g(iihlo arid ell's. 2l)-tf day June 2, Chns. Fen ton, infant son of win uisjjose oi to fie nigiiesi and best bidder for cash. Those wishing to buy may correspond with the secretary. W.

Proceedings of the Central Committee of the 15th Judicial District. Downs, June 2. Committee called to oider by the S. Palmer and Mattie J. Crainpton, aged three months and five davs.

Funeral A. Neiswanger, Osborne, Kan. nuggy sited oil lot, tlie whom situated in. the business part of tho city, all for sal at a sacrifice, Must bo sold in TitiRTt DAYS. Herzog Co.

keeps the best kind of fine-cut and smoking tobacco. Grass Cloth for Suiting at T. II. Lov services at 10 o'clock a m. Thursday, by L.

M. Bush one of the justices of Jack Rev, Batchelder. The sorrowing parents Chairman, C. J. Holmes.

have the sympathies of a large circle of son township called to sec us last week. He reports au enormous acreage of corn which is looking splendidly. There ire Committee on credentials consisting of Valley Land Agency." Money to lonn on real estate at from 8- friends in their sad loss. As Albert Magor, waiter for the stone C. J.

Holmes and A. L. Patchin were ap pointed. some good fields of winter wheat and to 10 per cent at n- masons on new building, in the spring wheat will make a crop if we have rain sufficient. ell's.

29-ti If you want Ladies' or gents' ties go to Borland Bros' Star store. Everything sold at Bottom Prices at Lovell's. No. 1 quality russet shoes and moccasins at Herzog Co's. Committee reported the following as the employ of Rose Henuiix was help MIHILL'S LAW OFFICE.

Go and see the five-cent counter at ing lay the rafters, or rather rot joists, We were vdensantlv surnrised not. Innm one ot them broke and lie was precipitated to the floor joists a distance of twenty Lovell's. Over two hundred varieties of useful and ornamental article! ara dis--played thereon. tV-lf since, by a visit from Judge Boyle, who has been up to Rawlins county "for some entitled to membership: L. J.

Best, Phillips county. E. F. Randall, proxy, Graham county M. W.

Pettigrew, proxy, Norton coun ty. three feet, strickingin the fall the joists of the second floor, six feet below the time. The Judge has been commission point from Which ho foil nnd passing be ed as a special deputy by the Grand Lodge, I. O. G.

Bud will travel by its Cull early nnd select your gondii, we will sell goods lower than any body. 85-2t Handy Goldsmith, Shawls of all sizes, colors, textures anil Frank Kelly, proxy, Mitchell coun Summer huts for mm and children at-Lovell's. JU-tf Call on Powers Byrd for yourShrdb-uor7' i Ico cold lemonade at Ward's. 85-tf twecn them they areon.ly fourteen inches apart, lie was thought at the time to be fatally hurt and his betrothed, to whom he was to have been married last prices at T. II.

Lovell's. 2l)tf Sunday was ihfonned of bis critical con ty- C. Borin, proxy, Osborne county. A. L.

Patchin, Rooks county. C. J. Holmes, Sinith county. Report accepted and adopted and com dition and came and waited on him.

LOTS FOR SALE. He sustained serious, but not fatal in juries, three of his limbs being fractured Cheap tor Cash, by tf mittee discharged. Ed. Lii'to All wanting trees and shrubs of any description will call at W. R.

Power's, two miles west of Bloomington. Mr. P. is selling very cheap. (30 It.) Borland Bros, will offer great reduction in prices on dry goods, boots anil shoes for the next thirty days at the Star store of Borland Bros.

New goods of all kinds at Lovell's. On motion basis of representation was and a number ot bad bruises and cuts received. lie is rapidly recovering and was married last Thursday tc the woman who so nobly cared for liim when fixed at one delegate to every 2,000 pop ulation, and one delegate to every 1,000 all thought he would die. or over, according to census returns for Last week we went down to Cawker 1880, in each of the organized counties, SO-tf and one delegate each for the counties of with a jolly crowd from Downs and took in that live little city. We found trade tolerable, Merchants hopeful and Colonel Rawlins and Sheridan.

Kleckner's Art Gallery! The finest, best lighted, and most pop-. ularGullery in Kansas, Kleckners I'liolo's excelled by Call uud goo specimona of work. 2Itf, NOTICE. All persons ore forbidden picketing or herding stock on my premise just north of Osborne and will prosecuted if they disregard this ncr-tice. L.

J. DkTchck. hitney the same lolly, Jovial that he On motion ballot was taken for the always was. We enjoyed a good supper there and visited both printing offices. place of holding convention, when Kirwin was declared the choice of the com Jerome of the Press was about the first mittee.

Call on Wiuoiit Pitt for tho best lemonade. The Ico cream season has commenced and now you may be able to get tho delicious luxury served up iri excellent style at Frank Zeisers bakery and restaurant. 31-tf I scream i lec creaiii, at Frank Zeiser's. 31-tf. The blank space in another column On motion of A.

L. Patchin, Tuesday, the 17th day of August was appointed as the time for holding the convention. man we ran across and he had just fallen over the tail end of a local and blacked his eye. McBride we found hard at it, i. e.

getting out the Journal, which contained full reports of everything which had occurred at the Chicago convention up to an hour before the issue of the paper. Just before we came away Colonel Whitney covered Ordered by the committee that the belongs to Coates Gillette. delegates from each organized county bring a certified copy of the population COOPER MtfltltAY have l'tiBt received a larcre lot of keor with immortal glory by giving "the boys'' of their county, under seal of the county clerk. an ice cream and strawberry banquet that completed the sum of our human happiness. To cap the climax of glad syrup which they are offering at a very low price.

22-tf Ordered that the Republican" papers in the district be furnished with a copy You can get your buggy trimmed at of the caU'with request to publish. surprises Doc. Holmes of Gaylord put up a quarter for our bus fare, when we tried to stand the bus driver off, and rendered 34-tf IIofkmeibter On motion committee adjourned sine us under "lasting obligations" to him. You can find a nice lino of gents' fine die. used not say that there is a tender shoes at Borland Bros' store.

35-tf C. J. Holmes, Chairman. C. Borin, Secretary.

spot in our memory for Cawker and the boys who, as Charlie Aldrich soys, "hung together." Fly nets, Lap ropes at Hoffmeister co. SWEET POTATOE PLANTS for sale the field for state senator irom tne Htn district and now Webb McNall is the only Sinith county candidate in the field. By a letter from Attorney Finn we learn that he is improving quite fiddly and will return to Osborne this wi ior next We are glad to hear that our genial friend is recovering his wonted health. Downs still continues to improve. We were down to that little city recently and took a look at the Commercial House, Which has been enlarged, refitted and refurnished throughout and now is first class in all its appointments.

The Democrat Sentinel (Lewiston Pa.) publishes what it terms a universal "layout," for the potato bug. It is simply the application of Gas Tar to the growing Vines. It is said to be thoroughly (affective and is free from any danger of poison that is sometimes felt in using Paris Green. Rose Ilendrix, the architects and builders of Clark Earl's new store building, -will soon have their job completed and it will be the finest piece of work in the city. The building would do credit to any city and the gentlemanly contractors well merit the praise which they are receiving from every hand.

There will be preaching at the town ball next Saturday at 11 o'clock a.m. andalso Sabbath morning at 11 o'clock. At which service the communion of the Lord's Supper will be administered. Preaching also in the evening at 8 o'clock. The Sabbath School meets jagularly at 9 :30 a.

m. J. M. Batchelder. We were in today to see Hoffmeister Co.

and they had just received an invoice of Star Oak harness leather from which they propose to manufacture fine buggy harness. They have the largest and stock in their line in the upper Soloman and we believe there is more elear chuckle in that Fowler than any other man in this wilderness. Go and The wool glower's meeting was called to order by the secretary, W. A. Neis-wanger, the president and vicepresident both being absent.

W. F. Cochran was chosan President pro tern. The subject of sheep shearing was chosen for discussion. Messrs.

Gowan, Cole, Weeks, Gaf-Beld et al. talked on the question. After instructing the secretary to correspond with wool buyers for prices, the meeting adjourned. Smith Center has a minister and ehurch choir, who have a keen sense of appropriateness. A couple appeared, in due form, and at a stated time, in the M.

E. Church to be married. After a sermon delivered by Rev. Mr. Camp on "Domestic Homes," the aforesaid couple were bound together in the holy bonds of wedlock, by the Rev.

Mr. Fleisher, and immediately following the choir eang, "What shall the Harvest be. Cawker Journal. A card from John Morton, states that on the Arkansas Valley a blizzard overtook his party, overturned the wagnn in which they were traveling and scattered the contents and occupants to the four points of the compass. Morton was at fast gathered, together but his clothes which were all scattered worse than the hero of Caeabianca, were not recovered.

We would advise friend Morton to buy himself a aew suit of clothes, of at least linen uleter, and return to sunny, zeph- tOUl KBM. We learned Friday the particulars Following is an estimate of the popu Huiiioniy uirougn tne central counties, in its behalf. Billy Jenkins, editor of the Smith Co. Pioneer, was bucked off by a bycicleand quite seriously hurt. He will bring an action against the cruel brute, and that bycicle must go.

It is wholly to blame in the matter for Jenkins was friendly to it at first, but his friendship has turned to hate 'cause it wouldn't let him ride-just the reason he hates Helm so and it "must go." Yesterday after the meeting of the Judicial Committee at Downs, a party of gentlemen paid a visit to Cawker. The party consisted of Lew. J. Best and E. W.

Warner, of Kirwin Dr. Holmes, of Gay-lord; M. W. Pettigrew, of Norton; A. L.

Patchin and E. F. Randall, of Stockton, and C. Borin, of the Osborne Truth Teller. The party promenaded through town, and left on last evening's passenger.

The Free Press acknowledges a pleasant call from all of them. Free Press. We would say to those of our farmer friends who contemplate leaving Kansas, taking advahtage of the extension act, that you would better determine where you can go to better your condition before starting away. From all the eastern and central states come either wails of distress because of drouth or bubblings of despair because of flood and nowhere can you go to better your condition. We have recently been blessed with rain, a large amount of wheat) will after all be raised here and the corn crop will be something without parallel in its abundance.

So stay where you are and be content. The following is the decision of the Supreme Court regarding the Herzog Gregg case No. 1835. A. II.

Herzog vs. Chas Gregg. Error from Osborne county. Affirmed. By the court.

Brewer, J. 1. Where a tax sale is made for a sum in substantial excess of the legal tax, penalty and costs, the owner of the laud may, unless prevented by the running of the statute of limitations, maintain an action to quiet title against the holder of the tax deed issued upon such sale, upon tender to him of the legal tax, penalty, costs, and interest. 2. In such a case no tender to the county treasurer is necessary.

All the justices concurring. A true copy. Attest C. J. Brows, Clerk Supreme Court.

Among the latest arrivals at this office is a copy of a new paper, The Illustrated Literray Guest. The Guest is a large sixteen page paper filled with entertaining reading, finely illustated and each number contains a piece of music from some celebrated composer. The publisher offers to supply the Guest for a year and give a pair of genuine oil pictures free to any one sending them 75 cents. In order to introduce the paper where it is not known they will send their paper on trial three months to any person sending their name snd five 8ct. stamps and in addition will i send to each trial subscrirer 8 beautiful songs and 8 charming instrumental pices by the Itest American and Foreign composers.

These 16 choice pieces if purcased at Socts. each would cost 5.60.Tbi( offer is made only to introduce the paper. Address PUBLISHERS LITERARY GUEST. 1 1 Wtboro', Mas. concerning an alleged case ot brutality by J.

J. Robertson, just south of the court liousc. For the next sixty days we will sell lation and representation of each county: Osborne 11,85 Phillips. ..11,000 0 Mitchell 13,000 7 Smith 13,000 7 goods at cost at Handy Goldsmith's. and rumanism.

Winch seems tar. more tit for the pioneer counties oi the fur west than the peaceful, civilized precincts of Osborne county. It seems that a family of Germans by the name Smith consisting of man, wife and two grown sons who have a bad repute in their neighborhood, were endeavoring to We must reduce our immenso summer stock. Call and seo our tfiiO linoof dross goods at Handy Goldsmith's. New lino of gent's fine calf boots JuSt received at tho Htaii storo of Bohuhd Bros.

COWER MURRAY Will tho highest market priori lor all kinds of produce, corn, hides. polts and furs. They keep the largest selection of canned goods and queens-ware in Osborne, which they wilt sell cheap as the cheapest. 22-tf Dry weather prices at Hoffmeister oo. A new line of Ladies fine shoes and newport ties received at Borland Bros.

Htar store. HOFFMEISTER CO. wants that' little account settled J-ifvou. A large invoice of the celebrated Webber Shoes, for ladies, h't jtfSt been received at 28-tf Sweet cider at tRiont Pitt's. 3j-2t Wtfbl) wanted on sulxtcription at this office.

A good improved farm for sale at bargain. Good stone house, 18x27, and stable, with 70 acres of breaking and' 22 acres of wheat. For information call' atT.H. Lovell's store. W.

II. Dash. Low prices at Handy Nice oranges at Ward's. The purest and cheapest confeclionWj in the city at Wright Pitt's. SALT! Salt! Bvthebaircl at Cram it a Mam- Jeweil 15,000 8 The best of lemons at Ward's.

The Friend, a monthly religieous pa per by Rev. R. B. Foster. Subscription smuggle a peice ot land keeping others Rooks 9,000...

5 Norton 7,000 4 Deoator 4,000 2 from taking it until one of them could price a year. Hend orders to the Editor or to F. Yoxall, Osborne Kan. prove up on preemption and home A beautiful premium, "The Lord's Graham 3,000 2 Sheridan and Rawlins counties 2 stead it. Early in 1879, a man named Monday Prayer," given for 4 cash subscribers.

hied on the land and moved on it with 32-3 in For the best tobacco and cigars call Supposed number delegates 49 Everybody is Buying It. on Wrioht Pitt. Copp's American Settler's Guide 31-tf. Ice Cream at Zeisers. A popular exposition of our public land system.

Only J0cts. It tells how FOR SALE AT A BARGAIN. A number one span of mules. For to tell township and section corners, how to homestead and pre-empt land, how to enter land under the land law, terms call on or address J. H.

MeOuire. 3 miles south ot Kill Creek postofliec. 38-2t- townsite law, timbar and stone law, saline law, Every Settler, every Land Attorney, Palace Jewelry Store! every Real-Estate Dealer should have his family. The Smith's attempted to run him off the claim but were whipped out at the time. Along in the fall one of the Smith's proved up on bis preemption and homestcuded the land.

Matters went quietly along until last Thursday, when as Monday was plowing and went down into the a hollow near the habitation of the Smiths the father and two boys pitched at him armed respectively with a club, a knife and a monkey wrench while the old lady stood ready to help if necessary with a double barrelled shot gun. Being a powerful man Monday wrenched himself from the grasp of his murderous enemies, who were raining blows down on him with their various weapons, and ran to his house; but not until they had beat him terribly over the head ana lody and cut deep gashes in one of his hands, raised bim. The inhuman wretches followed him until he got np on high ground when they desisted The Smiths have been arrested and a preliminary examination will take place as soon as Monday is able to testify. Monday, though seriously, is not thought to be fatally injured. Dr.

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