25
TAXI
is:
Ambulancf
Service
Anywhere
at
Anytime.
'
Stand
.Royal
Hotel,
3rd
A
and
6th
81.
n
mm
viuluh,
Prop.
nil
Viii
It
ML
XA'L,
0,
135,
tlalcnieitt
made
to
the
officer
by
lite
accused
lltnl
llie.-e
is
liud
been
cuused
Hi
rung
It
u
nil
on
his
finger
and
Hie
fur-
,tatemenl
that
lie
had
been
asleep
in
hi-
shack
Ihe
entire
imig
xii
question
fealured
Ihe
testimony
that
wa
taken
fruay
tiileriioun
in
Ihe
preliminary
trial
of
Joseph
batikey,
rged
with
the
murder
of
.Miss
bireltu
Chisholm
at
I'orl
K-
on
May
T.
The
slalenienl
of
accused
contradicted
IDITION
TO
ELEVATOR
AT
VANCOUVER
Dollars
or
More
Likely
be
Spent
In
Providing
More
Accommodation
VAXCOtVFJl,
June
10.
Th
mi
BUjt
oust
ruction
of
fa
Million
bushel
additional
storage
ipacity
to
Hie
liurrard
elevator
cd
hy
'tie
Vancouver
Harbor
miion
o
(lie
Lnited
(iraln
i
era
LiitKed
is
the
suit
J
eel
t'gol
a
v.n
between
Hie
llar-
lloanl
ami
tin-
drain
Coin-
it
tie
aine
knowu
today.'
Euld
new
siornye
sjiace
lm
a
m
deemed
rulahle.
fond
(vadii
jelly
will
lie
icceesaary
ant
(lie
cost
oi
thole
pcojet
'
will
he
in
tin
liborliood
.uo.000.
ID
MONTAGUE
IEASTLY
BORED
Id
Gentleman
from
England
oes
Not
Like
to
Have
to
Work
Like
Laborer
NO
POLO
PONIES.
That
Goes
With
Life
filled
Gentleman
Lacking
on
Prairie
Farm
of
VJNNtl'lXi,
Uune
10.
I.aek
o)o
ponies,
rldiim
horves,
the
e
behind
hounds,
all
that
wiiu
Hie
life
of
a
titled
leiiiau
proved
exceptional!;
fsoiue
to
Mini
.Momagui
learning
the
eieiiee
of
biing
afler
a
year's
work
on
iUiduey
tt
farm
near
hd-
ilon,
Montague
arrived
in
impeg
last
night
en
route
Ic
Ifund
where
ho
received
a
Be
from
ln
mother,
tho
IhesH
of
Mitucliesler,
reading
i
West,
young
mail."
loutague
is
nain
en
roulo
to
farm
to
Coniplelo
hl.t
train
',';
lie
complained
that
he
had
work
like
u
laborer"
and
tired
of
paying
to
learn
ing
lit
that
wfaj-.
JSH
SOCCER
TEAM
VICTORIOUS
milUtllKiK,
June
10
The
ling
Kngllsh
soccer
leant
de
ed
a
South
Allierla
team
yeM-
kty
by
n
score
of
lliree
goals
line
'this
in
the
seventh
bry
of
the
iilur.
,
evidence
of
many
crown
wit-
out
on
the
morning
in
question
and
also
Dial
of
his
own
relatives
who
letified
that.
durin
the
niorniirr
of
May
in,
he
had
unite
out
I
mui
the
shark
in
uli
Hi
th-y
all
were
living.
Hiorlly
afler
I
o'cloek
yeslerday
Juttrnjoop,
after
Hie
day
had
been
I
spent
Hi
examining
a
larire
mini
Mer
of
wilttesses.
Ihe
lieariu
was
ailjourneil
mi
111
Tuesday
iiinrinttK
on
Hie
request
of
A.
M.
Jolitison,
K.C.,
crown
truseeutor.
Saw
Him
Return
vinclal
police
constable
at
I'orl
Lsslngltin.
From
Ihe
toek-up
on
the
morning
in
miestion
at
about
IS
minutes
afler
II
she
had
uo-
ticed
accuseil
walking;
rapidly
and
silently
past.
Ills
hands
were
in
his
pockets
with
his
body
slouched
forward
and
Ills
coat
hunched
op
in
front
.
He
was
wearing
dark
coat
and
trousers
and
had
a
cap
on
his
head.
She
watched
him
turn
the
corner.
I'
mler
cros-etamlnalioii
by
Mr
Pal
more,
Mrs.
Hibson
said
Iter
alleution
was
particularly
drawn
by
the
silent
manner
in
which
licensed
was
walking
oil
the
side
walk.
Hie
had
not
noticed
if
his
clothes
were
dirty
or
If
any
thing
was
wroihg
with
them.
John
Sankey,
uncle
of
accused,
lated
that
be
and
his
son
(iconic,
daughter
Marsraret
and
Hrrtised
alt
lived
in
the
same
shack
at
I'orl
INsitty
trni.
On
the
night
of
May
2i
accused
had
been
away
at
a
dance
from
which
he
had
heard
him
return
Ihe
following
morning.
Witness
roo
at
15
minutes
to
on
May
23
and
accused
was
then
asleep
in
his
bed
with
his
blankets
over
him.
About
0.15
witness
heard
accused
net
up
and
go
out.
He
had
his
blue
suit
on
lint
he
did
not
no-
lice
what
shoes.
Witness
later
left
Ihe
house
himself
as
the
church
bell
was
ringing
and,
when
he
returned,
accused
wa
again
in
bed
with
a
iiuill
over
him.
He
did
not
know
ir
no
ban
his
rlolhes
on
but
he
did
not
see
his
blue
suit.
Accused
did
not
have
breakfast
with
the
family
nor
did
he
have
lunch.
He
was
sleeping
during
the
latter
meal.
Accused,
still
asleep,
was
caiieu
for
supper.
He
came
to
supper
in
his
blue
pants
and
light
shirt
without
his
coal
on.
Suggested
Search
On
Ihe
morning
of
May
21,
witness
continued,
they
all
got
up
and.
after
breakfast,
went
out.
Joe
went
out
ahead
and
later
he
(witness
was
In
his
(accused's)
.nniiiiinv
al
Cunningham's
store
Accused
had
suggested
that
they
Join
in
the
search
for
me
miss-in
ir
cirl.
Later
a
Jap,
Sam
Hluiniida,
came
up
and
spoke
of
(continued
on
page
four
In
Creeks
SMJTHL'HS.
June
10.--If
lb.
same
successful
results
attend
the
second
planting
uf
troul
eggs
in
Lake
Kathlyn,
as
uppei.'
to
have
been
attained
by
the
nessP),
lhal
Ihev
had
seen
liiui
work
done
last
year,
this
favorite
milliner
resort
of
the
llulkley
v"iill
promises
to
become
one
of
the
regular
haunts
of
fishermen.
i".
T.
Ileani,
hatchery,
supervisor
from
Lakelse
armed
In
town
the
fore-part
of
this
week
with
100,000
trout
CKPs
of
the
KantloVtpK
eul-throut
and
rair-
bow
species;
front
tly,,'yojV
naicjiery
ami
wiiu
jie
asisi-nuee
of
help
front
th
Hml
au.l
(tun
tildh
and
the
Hoard
of
Trade.
Ihe
witrk
of
phiittiny
has
t
he
first
willies
l.ciir.1
i:
-he
neoniphshed
suecessfully.
tesumption
or
the
hearing
anCr
,'"
,0,"e
inflance
had
lo
he
transported
i:
the
noon
mess
eslurday
was
!ravt
Mrs.
V.
tiihson.
wife
of
the
tiro-M'ei
jo
Uic,
lieu
maue
in
u.e
creek
emptying
into
Lake
Kath
tyn.
Tills
makes
200,000
trout
thai
hate
now
been
put
in
this
Lake
as
a
similar
quantity
was
put
in
last
ear
from
which
Hie
most
sallsfarjory
result
ieeni
to
have
been
attained
as
numerous
small
Imul
are
to
In?
seen
in
the
streams
and
lakes
this
spring
PILCHARDS
FOR
OIL
PURPOSES
Large
Industry
Has
Sprung
up
on
'West
Coast
of
Vancouver
Island
Recently
YICTOIIIA.
June
10.-
Fish
idl
amounting
to
1,500.000
gallons
valued
approximately
al
l,N00,-000
aud
12,000
tons
of
fertilizer
valued
at
310.000
is
Ihe
estimate
of
Ihe
year's
result
from
the
pilchard
fishing
of
Hie
Wes!
Coast
of
Vancouver
Island
made
by
the
Clarke
l-ishiiug
and
Pack
lug
Company,
which
converleil
Ihe
former
KyUoipiol
whaling
station
mlo
a
fishing
plant.
Mil)
Seventeen
new
fish
reduction
plants
have
sprung
up
on
the
west
roast
since
the
ban
on
us
ing
pilchards
for
fertilizer
was
"'
"
'
lifted.
1
COARSE
GOLD
FOUND
IN
CASSIAR
DISTRICT
SKATTLt;
June
I0.--A
des-
palch
received
here
reports
the
discovery
of
coarsl
gold
on
FJal
Creek
in
lbe
Cassiar
district
of
llritish
Columbia.
A
small
stam
pede
ts
said'to
have
started
from
urroundiug
camps.
WINNER
OF
RACE.
NKWHUHY,
June
10.
Pon
sasinoruin
won
the
Newbury
Summer
Cup
today
beating
Zam-bo
by
four
lenglhs.
Miss
Sport
wasjliird
of
the.
fourteen
horses
thal"ran-
-
.
V
'
iTufker
wa
ninone
of
t
lie
piles
partner.
Cary
Hansen,
saw
him
struetling
and
Wvnl
to
the
re.s-cut
bnl
before
he
reached
the
spol
the
man
had
sunk.
Hansen
located
Tucker
lying
to
exclaim
"Thank
God
for
ilus-
sia"
was
contributed
by
tho
llussiau
government
lo
foment
a.
revolution
in
Hrituln
and
filch
as
much
as
possible,
of
the
llritish
coa
I
trade
in
the
interests
'of
llussiau
coat
trade.
VANCOUVER
EXCHANGE
Hid.
Asked
C.
P.
II
150.00
,
H.C.
Silver
2.10
2.20-
Dunwetl
1.03
2.00
Gladstone
.35
H
.38
Independence
.08
V
.oil
Vi
Indian
lJ.05?i
.07'
L.
A
1..
.(MJ
ft
.1.
Marmot
07
.0814
Premier
f
2.17
2l20
Porter
Idaho
.
..
.08
Silver
Crest
12
.It
.Terminus
.25
-
.
PRINCE
RUPERT
Northern
and
Central
British
Columbia's
Newspaper
PIUNCK
IIUI'KUT,
B.C.,
T,IILTtSDAY.
JINK
10.
1020.
stales
assistant
secretary
of
Ihr
iteasury
in
charge
of
the.
Amer
can
prohibition
and
customs
.epartnicnt,
Harry
Whitehall,
olleclor
of
customs'
for
Ver
moul.
and
Hon.
C
II.
Hnivitt,
aiiadian
uiini.-'er
of
customs.
on
the
bottom
1u
about
twelvu!
ant
ouncement
is
made
as
lo
.
.
-
.
.
-
.
...
.i
,....ii
i:
.
i
feel
of
wuler.'
He
was
Just
able
p
aciu.ii
niaui-rs
oisiu-m-u.
to
reach
him
wit.lt
a
pike
pole
and
haul
him
io
the
surface,
ile-
sett.
ALASXAN
FUR
FARIKS.
sloraliou
method-
were
usedi
and
if
was
some
lime
before
life
WASIII.Vc.JTOX,
June
ln.--The
returned.
Then
If
was
rushed
"using
or
public
lands
in
Alaska
off
Hi
Hie
Oiteeil
Charlotte
Hon.,
for
fur
farming
is
authorized,
pilal
where
he
is
reported
lo
be
mder
a
bill
pa-,-.
yesterday
by-
doing
well
under
the
rare
of
Iir.
'the
House
tif
Iteprcseulatives
llleeker.
nnil.tite
Senate.
d
i
n
x
-l
r.ruvinciuuuuvernmtms
ui
Conference
Held
in
Ottawa
"
Ask
Special
Tax
Privileges
OTTAWA,
June
1,0.
A
conference
of
provincial
premiers
nnd
other
representatives
irotn
seveial
n(
the
province.
.passed
n
resolution
here
asking
the
rederal
government
to
cut
to
one
third
it
taxes
on
wiueuiul
spirits
made
in
Canada
mid
sold
to
provincial
government
agencies.
Also
they
asked
to
hae
reduced
So
one
half
Ihe
lux
on
wines
and
spirits
imported
by
these
agencies.
,
Taxes
which
are
made
up
of
customs,
excUe
and
salt's
lux
would,
by
lite
term
oT
the
resolution,
remain
as
they
arc
ul
present
whenever
the
purchaser
was
not
an
agency
of
lite
provincial
government.
Agitation
'
in
Britain
Against
Russian
Contributions
to
Aid
Miners
in
The
Big
Strike
LONDON,
June
10.
Increasing
agitation
by
(ioeriimenl
supporters
in
Parliament
and
auli-Holshevik
newspaper's
uguiust
Hus)iuii
financial
contributions
lo
aid
the
llriti!i
miners
led
ihe
cabinet
to
give
serious
consideration
to
the
matter
and
il
is
expected
definite
action
will
be
laken
almost
immediately,
In
it
speech
yeslerday
.Lord
Hirkeuheod
ridiculed
Ihe
idea
that
Hussion
miners
were
willing
lo
work
ten
hours
daily
ill
or
der
thai
llieir
Hritish
colleagues
might
not
lie
obliged
to
work
eight
or
that
they
were
willing
to
subscribe
u
considerable
part
of
their
wages
of
25
shillings
,t
weekly
in
order
that
Hritisb
.
ir
n
t
g
miners
mtiglit
not
receive
less
I
Villi
A
Nil
I
IN
than
forty
aud
fifty
(shillings
weekly.
Lord
Hirkenliead
declared
thai!
two
million
dollars
recently
eonj
tributcil
from
llttssia
and
which
led
Secretary
Hook
of
the
miners!
Eruption
ALEUTIANS
Reported
by
Coast
guard
Cutter
Unalgt
Which
Just
Arrived
From
Visit
COHDOVA,.
June
10.
Tho
eruption
of
Kanaga,
a
volcano
oti
the
middle
Aleutiari
Islands,
was
reported
by
the
coastguard
culler
Unalgt.
which
arrived
yesterday.
The
smell
of
burning
vngetallon
was
declared
to
have
been
noticed
several
miles
out
at
The
cutter
made
Iter
annual
visit
to
Aeka
and
Attu
on
a
trip
to
the
Aleutians.
The
settlements
wintered
well.
ONE
HALIBUT
BOAT
Only
one
halibut
hoa(.
sold
her
catch
today
at
the
fish'e.!tchange,
the
Marguerite,
with.
2.000
jbs.
whleji
was
'taken
by
A
It
in
Fisheries
'
at
ll.ftOc
nnd
8o.
;
.
"V,
Yeittrdijr
circulation,
Hit
Street
)m
S97
Threo
of
Four
Criminal
Cases
at
Assizes
The
first
case
being
laken
up
at
the
session
of
the
supreme
v-ourl
Assizes
Juday
is
that
of
Huliy
Dolan
aud
"
Yiladys
(iale,
charged
witlt
the
murMer
bf
James.
iNeil
Konald'at
Stewart
on
January
1.
The
Grand.
Jury
went
out
with
the
indictment
at
noon
and
was
to
return
with
its
finding
of
"bill"
or
"no
bill"
at
2.30
this
afternoon.
The
Grand
Jury
consists
of
A.
K.
liazell-i
Jones
foreman
,
Joseph
Garou,
H.
Itavie,
W.
Iteid,
l.
II.
Camer
on,
Frank
llibb,
Thor
Johnson,
A.
W.
Fdge,
Mrs.
O.
S.
larton,
J.
A.
LitnUay,
Hen
Self,
James
llamp-!on
and
Duncan
Muuro.
The
last
lliree
mentioned
were
summoned
this
morning
in
the
absence
of
Davi.l
Thomson,
F.
K.
Clapp
and
Joseph
Corrall.
who
had
been
previously
empanelled.
The
time
of
the
court
this
morning,
aflet
a
number
of
de-fays
in
preliminary
formalities,
was
spent
in
Mr.
Justice
W.
A.
Mac
Donald
addre-sijii
lie
Grand
jury
on
tnree
or
me
case?
wnieti
VM
ny
t.-fisWfe.r
to
them.
lbe
cases
before
the
court
on
this
occasion
were
not
numerous
but
tiiey
wre
ra'lter
important.
His
Lordship
dealt
'with
the
duties
of
the
Grand
Jury
before
speaking
more
specifically
of
the
cases
which
it
was
to
investigate.
Hazetton
Case
There
we're
a
number1
of
peculiar
facts
in
connection
with
the
charge
against
the
Hint
bro
thers
and
1'ierreway
of
murder
ing
Matthew
McLean
at
Hazel
Ion
on
iA'pteinber
t,
192
i.
From
the
evidence
it
appeared
that
Mc
Lean
had,
been
witlt
the
three
accused
at
a
boxing
contest
at
HazeUon.
Later
the
four
went
away
in
a
motor
car
and
that
"was
the
last
lltat
was
heard
of
Mat
thew
McLean.
In
October
a
year
laler
a
body
was
found
by
Con
stable
J.
1'.
F.ggleshaw
some'
dis
lance
down
lbe
Skeena
lliver.
A
diseased
thtgh
ted
lo
t
lie
remains
being
identified
as
those
oT
McLean.
The
skull
was
fractured
The
arrest
of
lbe
Hird
brothers
and
I'ierreway
followed.
There
was
evidence
to
show
that
on
tho
niyht
in
question
the
four
men
had
been
drinking
with
Martha
Sampson
and
Lily
Jackson.
The
former
had
given
McLean
20
and
he
and
one
of
the
Hints
went
out.
On
the
latter
return
ing.
Hint
was
heard
to
say
not
to
mention
their
visit
with
McLean
that
evening.
I
Boston
Grill
Large
Hpslalr
Dining
Hall,
with
newly
laid
dancing
floor
for
hire.
NEW
SODA
FOUNTAIN,
The
latest
and
best
for
the
least.
Phone
467.
PRICK
FIVE
CENTS.
8L00D
STAINS
ON
CLOTHES
OF
PRISONER
(CITATION
AGAINST
MINERS
RECEIVING
RUSSIAN
FUNDS
FOR
THEIR
STRIKE
'
Wood
Stains
on
Shirt
Led
to
Arrest
of
Joe
Sankey
on
Day
After
Murder
of
Miss
Chisholm
ned
statement
of
accused
does
not
agree
TROUT
FOX
AT
with
evidence
of
witnesses
mho
saw
him
i
,,,.,.,.,.,,.,
during
Sunday
mornine
;
Fvidmre
of
Sergeant
Alex.
.Mi
Ncdl
or
the
provincial
N1irf
Success
of
Last
Tear's
Plantlnu!mak'"S
'"l0
a
bom
wh'n
I
I,1k11-
had
been
found
on
(he
clothing
of
mci.sed
and
;
plac.dB!""..f'".
wa,cr-
"is
n(DOrted
Reported
as
New
Eoo,
Eggs
Placed
l
REACHED
BODY
CO-OPERATION
STEWART
CASE
DIZZY
VANCE
WITH
PIKE
POLE
ON
SMUGGLING1
IS
PROCEEDING'
STAR
PITCHER
F.
Tucker
Working
at
Maude
Conference
Between
II
n
1
1
1
Island
Had
Sunk
to
Bottom
But
Was
Fished
Out
and
Is
Alive
States
and
Canadian
ON
flcials
Regarding
Matter
OTTAWA,
J
miii
10.
sKinuum
juu
io.
a
.
r
.r
.
v
tragedy
was
closely
averted
the'
-"'"""
p
-twee
.
me
un.teo
'lat
mI
""J'""
'""'rn-vrry
olher
day
when
f.
Tucker
camci
'"
'"
mnhn
near
lo
drowning,
lie
was
'I?1
at!
va"
,"",,,r
"uHion
at
a
eon.
working
will,
M.
J.
Iteuner
!
Maude
Island
gelling
out
piles.!
'rm
',Pra
Grand
Jury
Charged
Today
on
Holds
Cincinnati
and
Fans
Four-
teen
Batters
In
Game
Against
Cincinnati
NhW
YOHK.
June
10
-Dizzy"
Vance
held
Cincinnati
to
seven
hits
and
fanned
fourteen
batter
yesterday,
the
llobitis
winning
a
ten
inning
Dal
tie
and
forcing'
Cincinnati
into
sectfml
place.
Pittsburg
going
into
the
lead
when
they
defeated
Philadelphia
also
in
a
ten
inning
affair.
Iloston
won
the
fevenlh
straight
game
defeating
Chicago.
!Sew
York
vankees
continued
to
climb,
now
bei.ig
eight
and
a
half
games
ahead
of
their
near
est
rival.
National
League
Chicago
2,
Huston
f.
St.
Uniis
I,
Xew
York
2.
Hrooklyn
i,
Cincinnati
3.
Pittsburg
0,
Philadelphia
7'
American
League
Philadelphia
I,
Chicago
t.
Washington
5,
Cleveland
It.
New
York
I,
Detroit
3.
Doston
t.
iSi.
Louis
6.
BERRYMARKET
Dealers
Agree
to
Keep
Out
Mis
souri
Strawberries
and
to
Buy
from
B.C.
VICTOHIA,
June
10.
Tlu
situation'
in
regard
io
competi
tion
on
the
prairie
of
the
Missouri
strawberry
crop
with
local
production
looks
like
reaching
a
solution.
A
tho
result
of
agi
tation
the
producers
were
able
lo
arouse,
it
is
now
agreed
by
the
trade
on
the
prairies
lhal
after
today
no
niore
shipments
of
Missouri
berries
will
be
brought
to
the
prairies.
Tho
compromise
was
made
as
u
concession
to
the
producers
here,
who
left
nothing,
undone
to
rectify
the
situation
that
was
created
and
which
threatened
in
a
few
day
to
ruin
tho
berry
market
of
tins
district
for
the
year.
THREE
YEARS
FOR
SIGNING
Secured
Letter
from
Prince
Rupert
by
Posing
as
Brother
of
Another
Man
In
connection
with
the
charge.
NAXAIMO,
June
lo.
Forsigr.-oT
murder
against
Jluby
Dolan
jing
Tor
a
registered
letter
for
and
Gladys
Gate.
His
Lordship
10
addressed
to
Andy
Frank
an
slated
that,
front
the
preliminary
acquaintance.
Judge
Darker
sen-evidence,
it
appeared
there
had
leticed
John
JamhjsOii,
an
lit
ieen
a
evv
'kears
i.ve
celeora-,iian
from
the
Comox
reserve,
to
lion
at
-Mew-art
witich
hau
ueen
three
years
imprisonment
with
carrieu
io
excess
in
wuai
was,haril
labor
known
as
the
restricted
district,
amoivg
other
places
the
house
of
Gladys
(iale
ami.
lluby
Dolan.
Jamieson
was
aware
that
Frank
had
written
a
man
named
Customs
at
Prince
Huperl
for"
a
.an
on
me
morning
lo.iowing.
,um
t,r
lll0ney.
U.
obtained
thn
Donald
was
shot
and
there
vvas
i
evldenco
to
show-
that
the
bulletf
lhei.
wIlpn
,(.
leaniei
im
a
r(J
.u
vrns
n
s
uou,
...,
prouao.y
,
p,y
hwu
Pl.ctfIv,,.
been
shot
from
a
revolver
that;
;
t
,
was
found
1n
a
room
of
tho
rvATCC
Ar
CIIDC
VfiTt
house
In
question.
The
shooting
llAlto
Ul
fAlKj
fUK
of
Dohatd,ptovet
,falaV.la
tiim.
Miortly
afler
lite
tuoi
wn
fired
Gladys
Gale
summoned
a
man
THIS
PART
OF
B.C.
named
Hibeau
ami
told
him
to
VICTOHIA,
Juno
IS),
A
total
get
the
police.
Hibeau
came
in-;of
52
agricullurat
fairs
will
b
to
tne
house
ami,
according
lo
t
held
in
the
province
this
year,
his
evidence,
he
saw
a
pistol,
lntTbe
list
of
fairs
ft0r
central
lluby
Dolan's
left
hand.
Later
a
HrilMi
Columbia
is
when
out
s
constable
made
a
search
nml
giuithers.
September
t
to
3,
found
a
revolver
anions?
.some
-pViiice
George
?eptemier
4
and
clolhes
in
a
clothes
closet.
Willi
,7.
and
Prince
lldpert,
.
Septembet
-H',unuui:u
oil,
I'ltKC-S!J.rr
W,.
Ill
tll'IS.-.
'
;.
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-
;
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