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294 WEST WATER ST., MILWAUKEE, WIS.
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GLI AND BUSINESS DIRECTORY. GRA 337
Kern George H,agt Val Blatz Brewing Co. King Josiah A, general store.
Kline Charles W, Saloon. Le Velle Rock, saloon.
Lawler & Becker (Wm Lawler, Joseph Becker), meat market. Loiselle John, barber.
McQueen Thomas, saloon.
Nelson Price, propr Union Hotel. Schatzka Frank, railroad, exp and telagt. Schwemhagen Adolph, restaurant.
Sell Carl L, tailor.
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Wing Nelson J, shoemaker.
GLOBE. A recently established post- office in Clark county.
GOLDEN LAKE. A postoffice in Waukesha county, 16 miles west of Wau- kesha, the county seat, 4 northwest of Dousman, the nearest railroad station, and S south of Oconomowoc, the nearest bank- ing point. Stages to Oconomowoc; fare, 75 cents. Population, 90. Mail, daily. Ernst Schwager, postmaster.
Krohn Cheese Co. Schilling Rev (Lutheran). Schwager Ernst, Blacksmith and Farmer.
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GOOD HOPE. A postoffice on the M. & N. R. R., in Milwaukee county, 5 miles north of Milwaukee, the county seat and nearest banking point. Population, 200. Mail, daily. R. Laun, postmaster. Heuer Wmn, blacksmith. Laun Rudolph, Farmer. Nussow Henry, saloon. Stapleton J R, justice.
GOODYEAR. On the C., M. & St. P. and G. N. & N. roads, in Jackson coun- ty, 28 miles from Black River Falls, the judicial seat. Nearest bank at Tomah. Population, 250. Mail, daily. Charles A. Goodyear, postmaster.
Barrett James, justice.
Blair Hugh, supt G N & NR R.
Decker W, engineer.
Gabe Adam, supt logging.
Goodyear Charles A, General Mana- ger G N & NR R.
Goodyear D A & C A, saw mill.
Hanson Nels, blacksmith.
Johnson Peter, hotel.
Mueller Frank J, general store.
Peck Wm, supt saw mill.
Riley T O, railroad agent.
Yackel Philip, constable.
GORDON. On the C., St. P., M. & O. Ry, in Douglas county, at the conflu- ence of the Eau Claire and Upper St. Croix rivers, 41 miles south of Superior, the county seat and nearest banking point. Population, 100. Tel., W. U. Exp., Am.
Gordon A, general store.
GRAFTON. A prosperous village on the M. & N. R. R., and on the Milwaukee river, which furnishes excellent power, in Ozaukee county, 25 miles from Milwaukee ; and 8 southwest of Port Washington, the seat of justice and location of the nearest bank. Population, 500. Tel., W. U. Exp., Am. F. L. Adams, postmaster.
Ahlers John, town clerk.
Ahlers Nicholas, apiarist. Back George, Boots and Shoes.
Behrens Herman, apiarist.
Broda Wm, tailor.
Clausing Gustav, carriagemaker.
Cramer Joseph, photographer. Derwald & Co, general store. Dickerman C L, justice. Edwards Sherman, prin public school.
Egey Miss Fredericka, milliner. Gerlach Charles, cheese mnfr.
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GEORGE SELL, County SURVEYOR for Ashland County.
Dealer in Village Lots and Improved Farms. Homestead and State Lands located. Low Prices and Long Time assured. Pine Lands for Sale, Agent for Wisconsin Central Railroad Lands. Inquiries By mail cheerfully answered. Address, GLIDDEN, Ashland Co., Wis.
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Grafton Milling Co, flour and grist mill. Grafton Worsted Mills.
Grand Central Hotel, Mrs Huebschen.
Habich Mrs A, fruit and confectioner.
Harms Frederick L, General Store, Insurance and Notary.
Huebschen Mrs, propr Grand Central Hotel Jansen Mrs Anna, saloon.
Jung Valentine, propr Wisconsin House.
Kath Albert, blacksmith and hardware.
Koenig John, news dir and carpet weaver.
Koetterer George, mason.
Kohlwey Frederick. apiarist.
Kohlwey Henry, blacksmith.
Meyer Anthony, builder.
Meyer Oscar, meat market.
Milwaukce Falls Lime Co, Lime Mnfrs.
Mintzlaff Charles F, apiarist.
Mueller Edward, general store.
Peters Charles, blacksmith.
Ploeger August, barnessmaker.
Scheft Louis, carpenter.
Schmidt Ferdinand, tinner.
Schmidt Frank B, railroad, express and tel agent.
Schmidt Mrs R H, general store.
Simon's Hotel, John B Simon Propr. Vogg Rev Philip (Catholic).
Weber Wm, brewer.
Wegner Gotthilf, wagonmaker.
Wesemann Rev Frederick (Lutheran).
Wiepking Christopher E, painter.
Wisconsin House, Valentine Jung propr.
GRAND MARSH. A postoffice in Adams county, 10 miles southeast of Friendship, the county seat, 10 west of Westfield, the nearest railroad station, and 19 north of Kilbourne City, the nearest banking point. Population, 100. Mail, tri-weekly. Andrew Patrick, postmaster. Cavanaugh Charles, blacksmith.
Gletcher G W, carpenter.
Lapham Win, Hotel.
McChesney Rev J H (Congregational). Smith E B, cooper.
Woodard S S, wagonmaker.
GRAND RAPIDS. A prosperous, incorporated city in Wood county, of which it is the judicial seat, on the G. B., W. & St. P. Ry. The Wisconsin river divides it from Centralia, which is imme- diately opposite, and is connected with that city by a fine bridge which cost the two cities about $20,000. The city contains a flouring mill, a wood pulp mill, a foundry and machine shop, a brewery, a bank, & newspaper, the Wood County Reporter, &
graded school, 2 churches, of the Metho. dist and Catholic denominations, and good hotels. The principal shipments are flour. farm products and cranberries. Stages semi-weekly to Friendship. Tel., W. C. Exp., Am. Telephone connections. Pop- ulation, 1,800. Fred W. Burt, postmaster. Arpin John, lumber.
Baker George W, furniture.
Beadle Miss Cora, dressmaker.
Belanger Mrs Mary, dressmaker.
Berrard John, saloon.
Beyerle Rev Charles (Catholic).
Billmeier Fred, saloon.
Bitner Rev (Lutheran).
Bodette Edward T, shoemaker.
Bogoger Michael A, furniture.
Boguslawsky R & Co, proprs Central House
Bookhin Jobn Y, laundry.
Brazeau Stephen, barber.
Brown Wm, house mover.
Brown & Ketcham (Wm Brown, Edward Ketcham), ice.
Burt Fred W, Postmaster.
Calvert Thomas, painter.
Central House, R Boguslawsky & Co proprs
Compton Henry H, grocer.
Compton Nathan L, bill poster.
Copeland & Vaughan (Cecil A Copeland, Byrde M Vanghan), lawyers.
Corcoran Wm, surveyor.
Crawford Albert B, dentist.
Crotteau Jasper, register of deeds.
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Dahlke Wm F, masou.
Dahlke & Damitz (Gustave Dahlke, Charles Damitz), saloon.
Daly C E & Co (Charles E and John Daly). meat market.
Daly John E & Co (John E Daly, Daly & Sampson), druggists.
Daly & Sampson (John Daly, Henry A Sampson), lumber mnfrs.
De Grandpre Henry, physician.
Donaldson Mrs Abbie E, milliner.
Dugas Joseph L, exp and tel agent.
Edwards Henry & Son (Henry and Henry jr), livery.
Emmons Nelson E, jeweler.
Farrish John, lumber.
Farrish Robert & Bro (Robert and John). general store. ·
First National Bank (capital, $50,000), J D Witter pres, F J Wood cash.
Fontaine Albert L, pubir Wood County Reporter.
Fournier Louis, barber.
Freeman Joseph W, grocer. Fritz Bros (Herman and Louis), saloon.
Galıler Aus, plasterer.
Gahler Fred, plasterer.
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Gardner & Gaynor (George R Gard- ner, John A Gaynor), Attorneys-at-Law. Gnewuch Henry F, saloon.
Gordon Miss A Malvina, milliner. Gouger Charles, cranberry dealer. Grand Rapids Flouring Mill Co.
Grand Rapids House, Mrs Michael Slattery propr.
Gray Orrin, clerk of court. Gross Wm, confectioner.
Hamm Mrs John, general store.
Hasbrouck Joseph B, blacksmith.
Hathaway Lorenzo, Propr Witter House ; First-Class Livery in Connec- tion; Three Large Sample Rooms.
Hebert J Orson, photographer.
Herschleb H August, baker.
Hooper Wm, county clerk.
Hougen Ole T, physician.
Huntington Dwight M, Hardware, Sewing Machines, Cutlery, Sporting Goods, and Gunsmith.
IO OF Public Library, H A Herschleb librarian.
Key Wm F, cigar mnfr.
Kline John, blacksmith.
Kromer Ellis, photographer.
Kruger Fred W, grocer.
Kuntz Henry, sheriff.
Kuntz H & Co (Henry Kuntz, Jacob Artz, Charles Smith), farm impts.
Labreche James D, shoemaker.
Lanouette Zotique, saloon. Lord Miss Louise, dressmaker.
Love Thomas, propr Union House.
Lutz Jacob & Bro (Jacob and David), brewers.
Lynch Edward, real estate.
Lynn Marvel, "bus line.
Lyon Robert W, horseshoer.
McCamley Peter, mayor.
McCarthy John, blacksmith.
MeRaith Matthew J, merchant tailor.
Mangold Louis J, county treasurer.
Martin John, carpenter. Metzger Burt, wagonmaker.
Miller James, tailor.
Morl David, tanner.
Nisson C H & Co (Chris H Nisson, Jene D Witter), general store.
Pariseau Charles E, general store.
Patrick & Mahoney (John Patrick, Ed- ward Mahoney), foundry. Pearson Harry E, books.
Pioneer Wood Pulp Co, G E Hoskinson pres, F Mackinnon sec. Pitsch Charles, grocer.
Planke John F, carpenter. Pomainville Frank, liquors. Pors Emil C, district attorney.
Reardon Mrs Mary, dressmaker.
Reiland Nicholas, meat market.
Rowland George T, county supt schools.
Rumsey Albert W, confectioner. Ryckmen Mrs Wm H, notions.
Scott Wm, city treasurer.
Silber Bernhard, clothing.
Slattery Mrs Michael, propr Grand Rapids House.
Spafford, Cole & Co (Seth A Spafford. David J Cole, Theodore A Leipke), gen- eral store.
Stahl Frank, city marshal.
Stahl & Kuntz (Frank Stahl, Wm Kuntz), harness.
Sweeney Horace, livery.
Thomas & Kuntz (Nicholas Thomas, Wm Kuntz), saloon.
Turnbull Andrew, carpenter.
Union House, Thomas Love propr.
Wagner John, undertaker.
Webb Charles M. circuit judge.
Webb Miss Jennie, music teacher.
Wheeler Benjamin, saloon.
Williams George L, county judge.
Witter George F, physician.
Witter House, Lorenzo Hathaway propr; Three Large Sample Rooms; First- Class Livery in Connection.
Wood County Reporter, A L Fontaine publr.
Wood George N. real estate and ins.
Wood Walter W, druggist.
Woodworth Miner C, harness.
Wright Henry, mason.
Zenier Alexander, music teacher.
GRAND VIEW. La Fayette county. See Leslie.
GRANITE. A discontinued postoffice in Wood county. Send mail to Dexter- ville.
GRANITE HEIGHTS. On the C .. M. & St. P. Ry, in Marathon county, 9 miles from Wausau, the judicial seat and banking point. Population, 100. Exp., Am. Tel., W. U, T. H. Thornton, post- master.
Cohn & Robertson Granite Mufg Co.
Thornton T H, General Store, Rail- road, Express and Telegraph Agent.
GRANTSBURGH. The county seat of Burnett county, is pleasantly situated on Wood river, at the terminus of the Grantsburgh br. of the St. P. & D. R. R .. 17 miles east of Rush City, Minn., the nearest banking point, and 72 from St.
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Paul. It has 6 churches, a graded school, flour and lumber mills, a grain elevator, starch factory, a weekly newspaper, the Burnett County Sentinel, special and gen- eral stores, etc. The shipments are grain, produce, cranberries, etc. Tri-weekly mail stage to St. Croix Falls and semi- weekly to Wood Lake, Trade River, Alstad and Bracy. Population, 400. Exp., Ad- ars. Tel., W. U. Simon Thoreson, post- master.
Allstrom & Co, General Store.
Anderson Andrew A, register of deeds. Anderson A M, blacksmith.
Anderson Canute, county commissioner.
Anderson John C, blacksmith.
Anderson Wm, justice.
Bradford James B, saw and flour mill.
Burnett County Agricultural Society, Francis O Olson sec.
Burnett County Sentinel, G A Olson propr.
Buttrick Wm G, cranberry grower.
Byrnell August, blacksmith.
Cassel August, county commissioner.
Chambers & O'Neil (John Chambers, Ar- thur O'Neil), masons.
City Hotel, W M Rumery propr.
Dahlberg F G, county commissioner. Erdtman Axel, veterinary surgeon.
Grantsburgh Cornet Band, C J Wold Idr.
Grantsburgh Starch Factory, Ole Ander- son treas.
Grettum Ingebregt, lawyer.
Gudmanson Adolph, Cranberry
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Halland Rev HI H (Methodist).
Hanson Barney, livery. Hickerson I Newton, clerk circuit court.
Hickerson Perry D, propr Merchants' Ho- tel.
Hickerson & Anderson, General Store and Lumber. Hovde Michael J, hardware. Jacobson C J, lumber.
Jacobson Louis, carpenter.
Jensen James C, painter.
Johnson John A, village clerk.
Johnson Jobn G, county clerk.
Johnson Rev Paul (Baptist). Johnson Samuel, livery. Kerlind & Barter, livery stable.
Leighton Ephraim F, photographer. Lindquist Louis, furniture. Lund Rev A (Swedish Lutheran),
Maxwell Wm R, lawyer. Means Daniel E, meat market.
Merchants' Hotel, P D Hickerson propr. Nelson Miss Tena, county supt schools. Newgard Jolin O, county judge.
Olson Canute, justice.
Olson Francis O, county comnr.
Olson G A, propr Burnett County Sentinel. Olson Thorsten, druggist.
Olson & Hagen, General Store. Peterson Andrew, flour mill, 4 miles e. Peterson Charles F, carpenter.
Peterson John, wagonmaker.
Peterson Peter E, Furniture, Flour and Feed.
Peterson & Johnson, tailors.
Rice Thomas & Son, logs, poles and posts_
Robey Marion L, physician.
Rumery Wm M, propr City Hotel.
Sheldon C M & Co, saloon.
Sjerblom Ole, mason.
Stenborg Alexander, blacksmith.
Stevenson Charles, cranberry grower. Stultz Rev Charles C (Lutheran).
Thoreson Simon, General Store.
Tornblom John, carpenter.
Trolander Bros & White, Lumber Mnfrs, 4 miles s e.
Williams T H, railroad and tel agent. Wold Carl J, painter.
GRANVILLE. A postoffice on the C., M. & St. P. Ry and on the C. & N. W. Ry, in Milwaukee county, 10 miles north of Milwaukee, the county seat and nearest banking point. Population, 100. Tel .. W. U. Exp., Am. J. E. Standish, post- master. 1
Badger State Brick and Tile Works
Barnat J G. wagonmaker.
Bliesener Frederick, blacksmith.
Bliesener John, painter.
Deltgen A, undertaker.
Engel W G, Am Express agent.
Graff & Sucke, blacksmiths.
Krueger Albert, notary.
Standish J E, Flour and Feed and Railroad Agent.
Steinmetz Jacob, hotel and saloon. Tennessen J J, general store and saloon. Waechter David, general store and hotel.
GRANVILLE CENTRE. A vil- lage in Milwaukee county, 10 miles north- west of Milwaukee, the county seat, and 3 from Granville, the nearest railroad sts- tion. Milwaukee is the nearest banking point. Population, 100.
Mail, daily. Thomas Butler, postmaster.
Ammon Anton, shoemaker. Butler Thomas, Farmer.
Gengler John, cheese mnfr. Hoffelt John P, cheese mnfr. July Rev (Catholic).
Klehr Peter, general store and saloon.
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Klehr & Beaurefind, saw mill. Shubert Wm, blacksmith.
GRATIOT. A stirring village on the C., M. & St. P. Ry, in the southeastern portion of La Fayette county, 12 miles southeast of Darlington, the seat of justice and nearest banking point. It contains 2 dour mills, 2 churches, a graded school and several stores. Wolf creek and Pecatonica river furnish ample water power. Exp., Adams. Tel., W. U. Population, 350. M. P. Kennedy, postmaster.
Amondson Louis O, blacksmith.
Bamparger Martin, shoemaker. Boyle Dennis, Restaurant.
Bragg Samuel G, boarding house.
Bache Robert, barber. Calvert John H, railroad and exp agent.
Campbell Burt, prin of schools .;
Collins & Doyle (John Collins, Michael Doyle), general store.
Collins & Son (John and James), hardware. Croak Rev P (Catholic).
Doring Henry, livery.
Doring & Co (Jonas Doring), flour mill. Globe Hotel, Mrs Mary A Jerman Propr. (See ado, below.)
Cheeseman Rev C P (Methodist).
Cook C F, hotel.
Crawford S MI, General Store.
Graves James A, saw mill.
Gunther Robert, wagonmaker.
Loskill John, mason.
Luther Charles, shoemaker.
Porter W A, railroad and exp agent.
Kelly James A, blacksmith.
Kennedy Mathias P, postmaster.
Kenney Harley, blacksmith.
Lauterbach Peter, saloon.
Leary & Leahy (Michael Leary, Michael Leahy), saloon.
Lemont John W, grain and lumber.
Lund, Quinn & Co (Carl M Lund, Tim- othy E Quinn, Louis A Rossing), gen- eral store.
McCauley John P, grocer and justice.
Marriott John, druggist.
Mills Rev R T (Methodist).
Nixon John, restaurant.
Nobles Richard H, physician.
Paulson Peter, shoemaker.
Powell James E, harness and furniture.
Rowe & Cain (J W Rowe, A P Cain), meat market.
Woolworth Sylvanus T, apiarist.
GRATTAN. In Barron county, 20 miles from Barron, the judicial seat, and 7 from Rice Lake, the nearest banking and shipping point. Mail, semi-weeekly. P. Haughian, postmaster.
GRAVESVILLE. A village on the Manitowoc river, in Calumet county, 1 mile east of Chilton, the county seat, nearest railroad station and banking point. Population, 200. Mail, daily. S. M. Crawford, postmaster.
Barber W, telegraph agent.
Gratiot Cornet Band, John Marriott Idr.
Gratiot Creamery Co, Henry Tipp pres, Michael Doyle sec.
Hilton Elmer, barber.
Jarvis Marion, apiarist.
Jerman Mrs Mary A, Propr Globe Hotel. (See adv, below.) Johnson Martin, flour mill.
Sprague Henry R, justice.
Stransky Anton, blacksmith.
Sussenguth F & Son. bottlers.
GREEN BAY. The judicial seat of Brown county, is located at the confluence of the Fox and East rivers, at the foot of Green bay, 113 miles north of Milwaukee,
GLOBE HOTEL,
MARY A. JERMAN, Proprietress.
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THE BROADWAY HOTEL, New House, Elegantly Furnished.
198 north of Chicago, 185 northeast of Madison, and 49 northeast of Oshkosh. It is separated from the city of Ft. How- ard by the Fox river, was first settled in 1668 by French missionaries and traders, and is the oldest settlement in the State. It became a U. S. garrison in 1816, re- ceived a village charter in 1838 and a city charter in 1854. Brown county was or- ganized in 1826, when the county seat was located at De Pere, but it was removed to Green Bay a few years later. The vicinity has developed into one of the finest agricnl- tural and grazing districts in the State. The business of raising blooded horses- Norman-Percheron-from stock imported by R. B. Kellogg, has been largely en- gaged in by him and others, both for home and other markets. Exceptional transportation facilities are offered by the M. & N. R. R., the C. & N. W. Ry and the G. B., W. & St. P. R. R. The city is the terminus of the Goodrich Transporta- tion Co.'s line of steamers, giving two reg- ular boats per week from Chicago and Milwaukee, bringing a large number of w% pleasure seekers, beside freight. Hart's Steamboat Line, owned by a local com- pany, run three splendid passenger boats, furnishing a daily line between here and Mackinac and intermediate ports, includ- ing Sturgeon Bay, Marinette, Menomonie, Escanaba, Fayette, Nahma and Garden Bay, and connecting with passenger steam- ers for lower lake ports, Another line of large freighting steamers plies between here and Buffalo. The city enjoys a large wholesale trade in groceries, drugs, crock- ery, fish and other articles. S. J. Murphy & Sons have here one of the largest lum. ber, shingle, lath and planing mill estab- lishments in the State. D. W. Britton employs about 150 men in the manufacture of pork, pickle, syrup and fish packages, his cooperage plant being one of the most extensive in the country. He ships to ten different States, including Missouri river points, Minneapolis, St. Paul, and as far sonth as New Orleans. There are 4 large breweries, manufacturing beer which is shipped to great distances. Two sound and reliable banks, with an aggregate capi- tal of $160,000, have universal confidence. The hotels are exceptionally fine and numerous, with prospect of a new summer hotel for pleasure seekers. Several mineral springs located here are becoming famous for the curative virtues of their waters, which are shipped bottled and in bulk, and in the form of various pleasant drinks, to
all surrounding places. The city and Ft. Howard are supplied with the purest of water for domestic use and extinguishment of fires by first-class water works, drawing their supply from artesian wells about 1.000 feet deep. The newspapers are the State Gazette {Republican, daily and week- ly), the Advocate (Democratic) and Der Lands mann (German), both weekly. The edu- cational facilities are the very best. The public schools are of a high character, and McCunn's Business College is the leading institution of its kind in Northern Wiscon- sin. It draws pupils from other States and has a high reputation. There are also numerous parochial schools, under Catho- lic and Lutheran management. The ca- thedral and bishop's residence of the Cath- olic See of Green Bay is located here, also a Catholic orphan asylum. An Odd Fel- lows' Home has recently been purchased and fitted up in good style. There are 13 churches, embracing almost every shade of belief. The city is lighted by both gas and electricity. Other manufactures are sash doors and blinds. (2 establishments). laundry and toilet soap, carriages and sleighs, machinery and castings, 2 flouring mills, 2 broom factories, spice mills, etc. Stages in the winter connect with Sturgeon Bay, Kewaunee and other places off the railroad lines. The assessed valuation of real and personal property is about $2.000,- 000. Population, 10,500. Tel., W. U. Exp., Am. and U. S. Telephone connec- tion. A. C. Robinson, postmaster.
Adams House, Henry Watermolen propr, 209 N Adams.
Adriensens Arsene A L, jeweler, 326 Main. Allen Miss Anne, supt preparatory dept Green Bay Business College, 222 N Adams.
Allouez Mineral Spring Co, Joseph Hoeffel Propr, Joseph P Hoeffel Mngr. 302 N Washington. (Sce adt, p 355.) American Express Co, Wm C Hinsdale agent, 224 N Adams.
American House, Frank Van Kessel propr. n e cor Washington and Walnut. Anhauser Peter, carpenter, 714 Main.
Ansorge Eugene KK, Fire, Life and Accident Insurance, and Steamship Agt, Citizens' National Bank Bldg, residence 529 Pine.
Ansorge Killian, music tehir, 1001 Walnut.
Arion Orchestra, Anton Remich magr, 217 N Adams.
Authorson Hans P. whol meats, 1 mile e. Bader Jacob J, market gardener, 2 m s e.
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