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PPPYricapwto......`Prr - •=1.....-.P.K Pr
for their reel/native lioraem this meths
lag, came up from Halifax by the In-
teroolonial train. Thirty -ono itli told
come over on the Tunisian, but a tow
. remained in the Dower Provineee.
SAIthe Nerthwest.,
a on LED Toil 'ere were all troopote . They had
' TiThe bulk ot the•PartY le hound for •
The Men Who °ante
P , . recelved their discherge behave leave
leg Ennland, and there Was Conse-
quently ne otficer in maim:Ate
The moot conspicuous member of
,They Had an' Enjoyable
. . . . who Was So severely wounded in this
party wea Trooper thillose of Ottawa,
head end face at Broukerei exult that
'Time. in London.. . blo -Wee. His fellow -soldiers deolare
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he. has entirely loot the siglit of botli
-Wet he was thellife and noel of the
OE... 4,.. 40 ... . Mara Partleao that erased the. ocean.
* . Among the piety were Sergt. eolith,
. WON THE MIS' HEARTH
, .; .. . . . . Pt
. ege ameron Ansi
Ottawa; Trooper A. Prese, Brandon;
, D. J. CE. F. Morgan,
• • • - , - PUN& B. Ilaramond and W. Pollit,
-----,.. • ' Wcodetook; Pte. Milloy, Ottawa, and
Pte, P. X..Coegan, Loathe:I.
'tereWor .ffierleeh 'Castle: Mutiny at . . .
• Tesmeniseauel Pollearalge Posses, . . Boers From Ceylon.
.. sten.- Hengees Fine Religieus. Dierben, Deo. 9. -Lord Roberta tins
' flenellallItigh Outraged by Or0W4• Tr.taeritatiegmEte°.ce oiti31 V: NrElliooreer prtifirrd
Cbeering, film on Sunday. • • by the. Queoaelow.n, Volunteers In the
same fight in which hiS. *brother 'and
London, Dec. Mt --The detaniniient of • .hlt father, Gen. Olivier, were xnade
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the rhvel Canali411 lioginien' eat ' triikresett:nylito ititl'Olt "illvilerPCOr-
elethig of comely -Mese Ai rand Is wille°-• 'one. Ile expresses himself ao highly
• reached Englatel About a fortnight satisfied with, the treatment of the
, agoeOnelis Intern home erom..Saath Door prisoners by the Britiali In. Cet-
,.
I. t D tole f the P t Lae
'.. Atrica, left London tide morning for eneiee. who seas eatspeetna Of compile-
Liest.P.091. ...The geeitie OnArda -Band. IV in the plot ageenste Lord Roberta,
, accompanied the . men tot the• rallt ha alio been permitted to return here
. Wt4: station where Lord Otrathconii, irmil .C'eYk.), n,
, .1 a •
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'Ana VIOUit ROYa I P. .1/44 PQMMOAPilet . • A Mild Penalty. •
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tor Cainicle. and other prominent per- Johannesburg, ' Dee, 9.-nenry black,
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ocineigese bade Vann farewell.: a . GemanitilmerIcan, had bee1. sen -
Tor what extent the •Canadiane
tf3nced to death, or endeayoring to
had won the hearts of Loedonetri was i seduce ,a British, 50 101 from Ma al!.
' tIVe.o.ide,nliVot oeran atahoe •rirelieo,u.cps hotiii.ltthuarnesinoef .
legiance, Lord Roberts has now cOlu-
• h muted the Sentence to imprisonmene
• allon-the,arine of tee eel ers. . in Ceelore or St. Selena until all the
ect evethethenoeo• the etatlon. .raylugl: 1. ere cf,'
,eheerh4. ahd.- we.3.mg.thew home Thee 12:14E?no. 111.14004W art have, ret,urenr.etf,:e.,5 ..t.o :
• taiteir thamPlan to-morr4*-t. Pt°112' iiiember of Vollts7aad. A t '1 .•
Canadians , Will „na,il.' on ,the stealing,. °" '-'
'Colonel Otter down they expressed in-.•: •
t•ellfle, appreciation of the warm' 're- '' Bloetufontele, Deo. 9. --The British ,
,e,eption accordo. them, la Le040,, • hive 'cleared the country east of the -
A Mutinous rew.
1. town 'as ear toi Aasvogelskop, twenty-
filebert• Vivra', Taiinnanla"D"' (1.-- 1 •
selfivfercnilitingles treceidianis.
d are thoroughly
'A •farmer ot
'
Tin craw of 'the '''Britlith steamer -
Itisteleob Castle, •• which, reeentie •
.A1114vggelfsleP as. "116 ill'ilUrg as• a
brotight 600 Austrellame 1ron3.13onth !
" Africeemettined#tosday. A nuniber., of -
polloenien axe now on boned"Of hot
. priragiroT: Eils house •wagi bun& by the
t•roope, the Boerthavin.g fired from it .
wider the „protection of the white
. • •
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Strains at 'a haat. • • , , Mic:- Them, meneleer of the Volksraatl -
.-London. Dec.. 10:-elie... !Kreigerle, - for Kaalspruit, has been arrested and ••
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. • Wine cheered by the latoWd, tin ide - 'released On t500- bane lets farm had
return from the Caelieerel..yesterepy __been constantly- vieited by.the enemy •
• turned and roundly iehienel these for . ennplieS.. • , • . . ,,.
near Min for mice et.deeitierattee..of _ . • --- • s'
lieeheenee.oalitti leabbatte • - • ... m
, .irt•n mist Reain.
• e tee. reosee. -- e . • 'eLonOeu, Dec. 10. -Replying , in the
R • ebeets ?peaks at•Uspe ToWn, , alma° of -OoMmons to -day to -Mr. Tint --
Cape Town, Deo. -10.--It Ivue.denioa" teithee.11ealy, Nationalist, who asked'
t atrated to -day folnever before .the,t all - Whether the lrish-American and Irish
• - cheeses are combining to accord Gen. Prisoners. captared in the fights with ,
Roberts.a • memorable reception.- The_ the Doers, could not be pereatted to
.. ,etreets, whieh. ii.re kept hY•i'troc94, are- rotnrn- to their homes; Mr, J. Powell.
th.maged. The weather is Magnificent: Williams, Mondial • Secretary' in the
The -corporatiOn eatertained Goa. •Reb. War Office, in the -late ntlininietraticm,
serte at luncheon today. ' la reply • to but now representing South•Bfemings
a tepnt nem Roberta oneneee Gov-. ham In -theSouse of Commons, said
•ornar • Milner for the mann.er Irrwhien priecihere of /resh nationality eould. not
. healed assisted him during the wet. be• treated'. differently Ironic other8.
The principal function of the: ,day • -, .---• • ...
•• was held on Op.yernment avenlie. and Sirltedvers Buller.isiot to be-LI:Peer.
- '", 'about . 20,000 'persona were Preneirt. . Loudon; Dec..10.-The Devon and
.. Gen. Roberta was presented vritie a •Eieeter thizetta hall the authority Of -
v.aluable swore of honor and an eadstefiir Itedeers .Buller for etatifig, that •
dress by the corporationandaedressee there IN not et syllable of truth.- in •
bythe citizens and Disheossociatioile the statement circulated that . the
and the Lulitiii-Comgmaity. .Governor eetieni baci strongly urged him to ac -
Milner iteelved a particularlyetrarm - rept a peerage:- or that he himself •
welcome. - e - -•-• . had any thought of assigning • the
. • Gen. Roberto' arm, which was 'in- title ef Lord ',Buller. of Liedysmitih.
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Jured • recently by his -being thrown : - - . • --- . .. • -
, .. tro.m- ids horse. JEI Still en -a Ming, but :- :Honored the •Canaaltses. ••• •
..... getherwlee he' is in the Vein •health. . .• .
2 London, Dec. i.e.-Yesterday •• the
The address from. the Citizenee.Are
• • ,. Duke of • Camlirlifge sent for -Col. Ot-
,, sociation was eoclosed inn- ha:aft:tine . ter, to.whom he spoke .01 the Cana-
-- ensket. In promoting it tee Mayer_ .._
,.. diens' In the •very highest Praise,. and
•' •••beli'cges111-Yee.esuel4gnetreclo-14111..611.tlberle.zrane'llr,„,re: showed the greateetsenterest in the
"o work they ha4 done in South 'Africa.
replyieg to the addrege 'Gen. _ •Loreand.Lady Abeideenevisited the
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' Roberts said theit. 'the trar, 'Which wail -
,_ men at Keesingten barraelis yestet-.
nOW practicallY °e'er, had -fee heouleee :day, speaking to and shaking diands
•• Interest .for lairc, inaSmikell as it had
,__ with each member of. the contingent.
enabled him to . bring to 'What . Au.. Lieut.70]. Buchan' clitked with the'
hoped would prove a -inter:awful eon- - .Duke 'fled Duchess of Teck. The Duke
elusion the work entrusted toe him her very
• Pearly Woo* Yeeers age. • ne:pralaed ' enthesiantho about the 'Calm -
thane. , • .• . .. .. .
• the" coloulal troieps. after Which he. _oe... e
ee• said tint his task hare Was finished,: .
The soil WAS prepared for the good Prince W-11-1 Meat "Bobs" .. -
seerl wince it week) be the work of . New .York, Dec. 10. -en London- .spe-
another to low. . • ' - .01a1 flays the Prince of Vtilea will
• --- 44%.,*,*4. meet Lord Roberts at Southampton
Kruger Would Not. 11i3ed Advice. whorl the field tinier -seal returns from
SUPPLEMENT TO THE CLINTON NEW ERA.
.,PIPPOPIPP,P, • -.1",194.44por ini4,4•44
trio vot letilt, 'Franca end Resole. WU pout, which 10ot three killed, five cil HGEB viiiii
received conditioand Wok%
nal prolate** of help wounded, d 1
in the direotion et interventioni but ' A
PP1,1
the plan failed In Bean." Pesetusistie lipeech.
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" Wilitesuente to Dine Kruger. London, Dee. 11.--eldr. fireerickhi
, epees.% in ebe Howie ofi Commons
The Hague. to 10.-weeli
ummtnie will sly° mow ins benne ee • createe ti, certain ainount of despond- •
Mr. Kruger. but he itas abandoned elf accounted for bv the fact that only
loth° tele leee et • eight members 00
leg the. Z16,000,voted against previd-
deepair. of Meeting' Emperor Nieltolait, 0 ouppleinentary
Wile Of an7 effeetive refielt Of his
war* eetimate, while 284 oupported I Hung Changs Secretary
poselbly on the 'Riviera. it, a,nd Sir Miciin•el Illeics-Deaoh's pre -
silence regarding the operations of ,oPhosed. P•laced Under' Arrest
eney in the lobbiere Title poeeibly
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United Irkile Lealiftle end making tee
Metier% Mr. William O'Brien mode hire- 5 'Mt It E
Nationalist ConVentiffn an annual
lien more popular with the delegate,'
. br mo!veng a mtrongly worded nes.
THEIGHERy.
Ireland' i struggle, be declared+ *NAM
,continue unceesing until the lead -
Ionia were, 'forced to abandon their
present intolerable eyotem of final
. control.
• One branch of the Irlsh Leagne,
London, Dec, 1.1.-Tlie prolonged posal to leorrow L11,000,000 was not
its time to bringing to the dowel of
Is miming lantilords, land grabbere, and their
uneasy auopicion that
continued Mr. 0 Brien, will devote
Gen. De Wet, the Boer Commander,
amp
Milner to Af illiauders. •
castle Milne ebe inconvenience' of
lie has agaanin eerie -Ingo tee Reit- Ineaniehile General Retorts
81)0001108 CABALLING WI,TH BOX Rs. landlordislW
ish. pursnors. noffielid rUmors, at Cape Town. have given heart to and
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whieh cannot be eanfIrmedeof eon- caused enthusiasm among the people • The zesolutiou was adopted amid
' tee utmost entioullagan.
there, mid Ooiernor Sir Alfred Miner •
tinuoust fighting over a large area
Opertiting witbin a triangle form- tho Afrikander liolud to send the re- Ohtneee Regulars Retire and Ante* w AL I 'CO S
colony,. to tile aolue Government He Informed of whet is nolog Don
however, that he would append a
Mous OeneraliKnox. The Doer ,gen-
ham eonettited. tie a conetliatorIVI
e reteip to
do not allay the AUX1.0tY••
the nee Soletio1113 adopted at the recent Afrilf- Occupy /.11.`sang Olau-*Parliament
ed by two swollen rivers of
GETS DIVORCE
4
44444,14.444
And £150 Damages Against
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Earl Russell.
MED AFTER THE WEDDING.
autoiancl border, Gme De Wet. whe* •
titer he has eseaped or not, at ail told a deputation from the congress, -A Isvo-'Hoor Meeting tu Liver
events continues to baffle the tone-
otrong expression Of perional dieeent 1}°91 rr°111/3""' . .
orals are fighting, trekking, an i
- -4 On the ground that the toino of the -re- Leaden, Den, see_en epeauseeeepa,een
dodging Lite British leader's- grim, wakens was aggre401.0 too ‘exago,r,
steady, and sleepless pursuit. One of abed. lig anew/ that it was not mole from Shanghai aintouncele 4 that Li
the finest Stories of the Boer win: is ally Justifiable for the Boers to Gen. Reng Chang's 1114110h11 Secretary, Yilto,
laelno enacted, and an, Englend ini- tether the war, anti for themeelvesi te has been arrestee by order of Field
rumor to -night reports that De Wet lose' of many livel and immense `de -
patiently awaits the results. One
the el 1' of coniumnitiatiag with the
encolirage a resistance involving the Marginal, Count Von 'Waidertiefia on
'11,11d-.ICOOX are grappling. In a final stenetent et Inv
mere! .
test of strength someWhere between _ jeob of the Teels %nee Mild not POO- 'Dv
y, when the ob- ,
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the Caledon and 'Orange rivers. • table -bo obtained.' • •Taang:Ohou Occupied.
, Britishere hope that the Queen's
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troops have forced De Wet's men into A Pin',leer of 'eer tor Each Man. erlin, Dec. 1O.-Fleld etarelialCount
the southwestern pohit of the triangle
Halifax, N. S.. Dec. 11.-A meeting VOn Waldersee telegraphs eroin Pekin,
of citizens true held to -day, preeleed under date Of Saturday; Dec. 8, that
between impaaktble torrents, where ,
tee two detachin
they limy lyleet the fate ol Oen. °melee over by Mayor Hamilton, to decide ante of troops from
t on the form Of reception to be ten- Tien Tone Commanded by Colonei
Not A IOW, 11.0WeVert AVOOt that tee
Lobrechelet and Maier • FaliteriliaYn,
(thirty Dutch chieftain. may otee Ye _ tiered Col. Otter and the remainder which had been proceeding against a
pull his forcer mit of the snare set for
t - or the first eianacliten•contlegent, lite
it with ono- the lotss of some live s Oeso - returning eoldiers are expected to ar-
'-- -- considerable force of Chinese regulars,
a gun or two, and Rome transport wag- rive at Halifax, on Wednesday or who had taken up a position at
gons. Their faith in this theory ?este' Thursday of nTsang Chou, have•occupled the place
ext week. Oeneral
in Gen. De Wet's- six monthe of sec- O'Grady -Haw. will be here. Ph without opposition, and - that the
t ----E1 the .
ocolumns are returning to TieneTain.
melet .0.0eociatien ' With. 13ritish Marer. was requested to inform 'the
cordons. indeed, a Cape Town de- City Coundi that the citizens desired • To Scatter Ilaxers. •
spatch says De Wet hao escaped, with mutt the men .13e entertained at lunch' London; Dec. 10. -The Boxers are
all but a few; of his troops, who Were in the armories at the city' ra expense, disturbing north and western, Korea,
captured by Knox, and that it is fear- and that included in the bill of fare says the Ste Petersburg corresponded that he will join:Dotha, anLli that be it phi e IX beer instead of the ism-. ent of the 'Daily Mail, and the Rue:
the two will succeed inisivading Cape onade such cia wee served on the last elan treops are preparing to seat -
Colony.. • . ocoasteu, This le on the euggestion ter them. •
. • is a Ten Days' Straggle# - • 01. eroxernor jones, who said the beer t -o
•••••. M.' •
Thls, struggle betweenDe Wet and would do 'the men no harm, and . •• eteltrliament informed,
Knox has been in a entice' stage lor might do them good, .
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ten daYs past. It has been waged un. The Men twill be met at thLondon, Dec 10.-Xn the House of
the dock- Oommoris today, the Under -seer*
der circumstances of extreme hard- yard and escOrted by the band of the tary of Foreign Affhirs, Lord Cran-
ship for both combataats, The•sol- - tirci Royal ea.nlidlans !rem the steam- norne, saki the Goeenament had been'
.diers have had prenticany no steel!, e.r Champlain to the armorlea. • Be • notified that the pretreat dispoeition
soul have Marehed andefought night . fore the ninon there will be addresses
by tne Goveknor, Mayor Hamilton,' .ef the troops of the allies on the
and day, moat of the thee ht heavy Sliah-Hon "
rains.; ' i • . e_ General 0%mm-Hale', and others, l-Kuarailroad was of a
Lord Kitehenerei had 'clearly ap- The men will' be retid off at the an- purely 'temporary character. The
pears in tee manner „Of the Inirsule, !wrier- Their stay here wile be as Governnaent, he added,. wag wateh.
This pressing of•the British troops. short as possible: If the Champlain ing British interests. '
• with the same relervelees rigor char- arrives in the moreing,theY vrill lenee
tteteeiZeti olarOh frOIS Kinitierley • the SAmo day. • •
e
"Pekin e Dec. 10, via Taleu.-At to-
day's meeting of • the Ministers,
to Paardebergyet will be remember- -----
eee that hr,that march i4caifi,K1•40h.,. • Pte, Poitittettetenis. , called :to oonsiriet whether ter not LI
ener .rekleced the Britieli cavalry to. IWocidsteelco Ont, Dee. 11 -Pe , we Hung Chang and Prinbe Ching' had
inunobillty•bere inestroylag the •Brie. :Peollitt, son or W. Stephen Pollitt, power from the court to conduct ne-
tiles :hawses. 8ome Lambeth men fear tioedistocire arrival here this morn- getiations for a settlement on be-
t:hat. unless Gen- DO 'Wet% capture ;Ang. Pollitt is the young 11 O. IL. L half of China, some of the -•)iiittiliters
• le . speedily ....effected Gen, KnOx's etc:Wayne)! who. -ran aWaY with stated that they Were authorized to
mounts will. be rendered Rimless and two other lads named Steven, from treat withthem as rep.resentatives
wth leave tite...Peres stranded. 'Stainer •Barracks When the firet 'draft of China, while others]. litteuding the
- • elotnixpected to "End tile veer. oifaite-213 elms were , tient to tone 'the Gernian Minister, had not received In-
Berlin, Deo. 11. -The morning Pah-
-ears Misuse re•ther favorably the
speech in tlie Reichstag of Coupt.
• ton Buelow, the Imperial Chancellor,
in reply to a question mi the '1311b-
ject of Mr. Krugeree failure to be
received by Emperor, but
they complain that elle dtd, not in.
Moats hie internal policy. The Na-
eional Zeitung, despite its ayntipathy
for the goers, says the German
people. will approve COUSt Von
101;i'S, outlined ' Beet palley. ' The
Tagebiatt 'soya" .Count Von Buelow
did not answer the question why it
was neceniary to affront Ur. KM.
ger. even admitting that Germany
could not hap hint. The lioesiechre"
Zeitung isays the Chancellor furultee
ee documentary proof that Germitny;
with Ilolland, had repeatedly warn.
• en and advised Mr. Kruger, who had ,
paid no heed to them.
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Ibsen Again -et Kruger:
Meatless, Dec. 11.-liertrIk.Ibsele
the dratia.tist, in the Oneleladete re-
iterates `the stateneente be previous-
ly made Email -tot the Boers, elalna#
Ing that the themselltee fornierly
oppressed weaker peoples. He says he
thinke the Boer empathy
manfest-
ed In so Int:my countries IA weever
-
ranted and; rather ridiculowe
•
e Dee.-10.-Anciortling to the
.Boors they. have lost by death and
imprisonment 19,000 men, while 6,-.
500 have temporarily laid dOwn their
artns..
They have 14,000 tried mini in the
field, though the number (nue be in.
. ereasea to 20,000 in InamorY„
Botha 'has divided his annY intri
etiven pertions, which remain in touch
with him.
ere has ammunitiOn, Winer. foOti,
* and warlike 'stores for„ 20,000 Men
• tilt the new year of 1902. 1
Two-thirds) ef the Free State
' have taken up the, fight against the•
Englieh.
oleiaomm,•Ok
The Peetorla Ifadorado. ,
Pretoria, Pits. .1.0..e.An expert bate
made a long tour Over the farms
within a reads Of 20 mileaof PretOs
tin, and -found proofs Of exist-
ence eoal, copper, geld, and
Monde.
" One farm 12 miles nut is described
- by a Oompetent judge as being of en-
0e/wag VAIOS owing to the presence
Of ditobohda.
The proapetts of neatly all these
• fatale were reported on yeare ego,
bat &fr. Kruger, fearing an influx of
Ilitlatitlerii to Pretoria, prevented
their exproration. These 1nitwit,
whic are so o excel
mineral 'wealth, will now be opened
up.
Still After DeWet. •
Pretoria, Dee. eile-The Boer come
• - ;ea of • those . of •the. first contia- structtens'in the. matter.•. A.II
Even 'should the. great Orange Rive one melee were. killed or otherwise eided, luoviever, that as aeon as Sir
rendered welt for service! . Point. Ernest Mason •Satow, the Britieh
tintless chaise, he is nese expected
that tin Boek guerilla cannialgii Wm! years of „age, .took th.e train with. Minister, shall receive word to agree
e. who, was et: begier and under twenty
to the joint riote they will continence
er raider fait a. viatlin to Gem Itnoxhi
be over. eletierai•si Botha, Pe oxeye• the rest of Torprito •Conti• ngent negloilations with • Li Hung' •Cluing
Viljoen, Hertzeg•"ramaln In the. fOr AXontreA1, accompanied by hb---o and Prince Chin •unless otberwise
' h eom ahdinn from 500 to' •
1
Reid and Brice Plead for
.General Amnesty, •
BRODERICK DEFENDS MILNER.
London, Deo. 11. -Considerable ir-
ritation was aro-used daring to -day's
debate on supply in . the Mine of
Commiense Sir Robert T. Reid,"Q. C.,
Liberal, painted a gloomy pieture of
the norelitions in leoetli Medea. Re
said that after. a: fourteen moieties'
war, costing $5,000,000 per month,
anarchy was prevalent and famine
was threatened,and this might be
followed by a native rising. An at-
tempt to place the colonieo under
military rale, he added, would imperil
the veey existenoe of • the empire,
He thought thetime had arrived
for offering the Boers tents not in-
consistent witir British don:adore Ali
Ideas of unconditional Ma -render
should be dist:annul,-
James .Brioe, Loberal, suggest-
ed plaiting general amnesty to the
Boors now in ArOl0 AO legitimate
combatents, the Government have
:no rlgbit to treat the Boers ao re -
Ws. The negotiations' should not be
entr,ueted to Sir Alfred Milner, the
Britifib HiglieCommissioner, who 'was
an object of attested universal dis-
trust, including at least halt tee
Queen's ' subjects in South., Africa.
Mr. Wm: Se' ahem. Brodrielo, the
Secretary for .War. hotly challenged
otatement againsit. Sir , Alfred
Milner. He declared - that whatever
else it might do, the Government would
never reckon, the potter etv the roopon-
sIbIIty
possessed by Sir Alfred Milner:
S'r Robert ,Reides speech• Mr. Brod-
rick •aesetbed, was impracticable, mi-
l** and mischievous. He had 'gone
out of the WAY to gratify the Queens
enemies. The Government wits per.
fectly willing to offer terms for sur-
render. so long as it could nue t be
interpretedas proof of weakness, and
thereby cauelng a proleegatioa of the
guerllla warfare.
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WHO -IS PRINCESS CIIIMAY?
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A Chicago Man •Says She is
eac ra othertwo trete. They shooed on honed
etuh ey were three day out 133ents. . H S bokaV• I I
2,500 seasoned bualiess. These and h h • - instructed by their home govern- . tan alio tar
. trOopS are scattered over the north,-
la
to
sea ey rerported, to the LO, _in- - There is every. poespect that defl, . .
ern area of hoetilitiee fermi tellte s
mantling officer what they had done.
tete steps will be taken tor the ar-
rangementpreliminary settle- WAS ADOPTEDAY EBER WARD,
berg to Stazuderton. They her Pollitt joined tbe first eantingent - -
b t P etrari Xelhanneeberg Pot -
a ou at 'Wynburg and wao mails a. private.
cliefetreone, Heidelbeig, anti lberkisee He fought at Zeted Rieer, where Pte. meat within a measurable dietance ;
none. • • • • ' • • • • Leonard, Of the Oxford Ethel- was and this greatly relieves °these who.
-15,925 CaseS'of Typhoid.. that place AM to Neaten- 80 111Ilee ot.- IVY la opening negotiations. ,
Lookq hopeful. .
realized the danger of prolonged e7,
. killed, and, wee Ineevery battle from
• Loinlon, Dec. 11. --In the House of Protons. The est weekaini has
onemons th
ed that there had ie afternoonit was Feat- spent in England on furlough; ,alter Pekin, Dan 10, via Taltue-The ref
baying been. in a number of the South way between ilia city and Tien Tsin
: been .
15,625 cases
of typhoid fever among the British Af,rican hospitals suffering, from dys- - is now openand a train consisting of
troops in South Africa, and that of Onthein e four carriages arrived here without
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tido number 3 012 had prove- Afa tat Pollitt is not yet twenty. hat is a accident 'y '
esterday .'Regular traffics
,
• sturdy little soldier. He. left .tonight *ill be resumed an Dec. 15th. •
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. e. - thleet of Flitterle. for Torcagt,0 to re-enlist at Stanley, Colunt Van Waldersee has turned
Barracks. • over $68,000 as the British sha-re of
Dui -ban, Dec. 11. -The transport of- . .. ---- the re.suit of the, Pao Ting -Fu expecte
. ficer here has Jest received instrue... Londoe, Dec. 12 -Lord - Kitchener tlen to Gen. Gaselee, who in turn gave
- -rime to prepare ships •for 500 core cables the War Office, from Pretoria, the money to Minister leetovr to be
valeseente. Two hospital ships are to under date of December . ig, that used foe the benefit of Chinese who
sail for England monthly. : General U.'nox reports froneEteltetia, may need help darling the winter.
. that lie is engaged in a running Li Hung Ching visited Gen Chaffee
' Three preparations for Clearing fihht with General De Wet, anti that ' todaye Me more that hise powers to
, mit the Soeth African hospitals are--
Significant In view of the fact that the eneint is moVing, toward Red- negotiate with the foreiga envoys,
cenierreci by telegrapie are
.broueli
dersbarg, where there is •n• column
the fever, fie.,Aso_n_ls now beginning. ready .-to co-operate with the other
, absolute and coMplete. '
tie -day.; "She was then the wife of
Chicago, Dec. • •12. ---Capt. •George
Streeter, who has gained much no-
teriety.,because of his Mahn of 186
atone of land wathed up lay Lake
Michigan. and sibut.ting the , ("ley of
Chicago, bus found. • new titie:to
dietinctlate • • • f• • ••
says lee. is •the stepfather of the
beautiful Princess °Malay, who,. af-
ter her divorce frcnn het titled hus-
band, married the Hungarian Gipsy
Olga. The Rrlucess Chiinay was ter-
meriy khownas Clara Ward, daugia-
ter -of Eber Ward, it Detroit Million-
aire., • , • ,
. Capt. Otreeter ear; his wife Was
it couslinief Eber Ward and the mother
of Clara Ward, and that the
wass adopted by the lumberman.
"Mks. Streeter is the. mother of
Ciara Ward, who afterward became
the Princess Chlmey," said Streeter
e
Or* Wklowee Within 24 Hours of
the Cereinony Teat Minh) Hera.
WIge-A IlorrIele 'Suicide-- A.
• iln
tileetilmsarnhtrloini His ereNeck.aiaof ' ILA" •
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London, Dm George johe
P°a mdecreeervilleofwIrce 131°14;11:it: gMraalitio17:
Somerville and 4150 damages againeh
• Ear) linsitee, with' *hem the dere
ant Wee Wooed of having commit
Il4kl1terr. No •defence WU entered..
agniest Mr. Somerville's petition.
e
, Bridegroom's audden Death.
New York; Dec, 11. -Altos- wedded
life of lees than twenty-four houite.
Joseph Dapples, of No. 90 Banicatriiet*
expired yeeterday, hhi death being thei .
result of hearrt diatethe breigehe owbr,
.the exeitement inekleet to Map'
kluge. • '
Doppler was thirty-one pier* -old,
and so far no ba triends know % had
never /*Own anY eirnehtmulf 0! hon.".
disease before his me.rrisere, althongliee
he had been Oleg a little • for a
Roberts on 11! arm -Burning. ,
London, Dee. 11. -In' a memoranliim
t� the Premier of Cape Colony,Sir
Mender, General Christian De Vet, John • Gordon *Sprigg, Lord Roberto
le centered between the Oaiiclon and explains that ferneburning hits been
Orange rivers, on the borders - of ordel•ect strictly in accordance with
Basutoland. As tile- revers are n the usages of war. Ile says in
flood, it it is consIdered that -hie cap- ,. "'Whether the people whose houses
ture is certain, ... even if he 'should aro. burned' are antual accerisories .to
manage to" roomer; the Caledon. Bri- the cutting of ralliveys and o her
• h t t h id
da a ust be left to' the en-
eral officera commending to dec de.
ail the passes and roads to the north. m g m
to prevent Me eticapee '
-The military office-rs are greatly They must be trusted to neat°, st
pleased that the attempt of De Wet full enquiry before having recounts-
mando hies been frustrated. • is essentialey pollee tortirk, I antic!-
!
, . Boers! Tali stories. -, tablished We shall find the necerielty
London Dee. iTte. orneg car_.' for • .burriing gradually dleeppear,
• f..
to enter Cape Colony tette hie Corn- to extreme meeseuree e butt he this
•11•••.••••••••
to that 'When the police are es-
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respondeint I e Tto n Cares : eae with less danger of the innocent eti
that m.v s r will
specimens o 131 s or es e rculated
by the Afriloinder press in Order to - eventim IlY be able to aboIleli alto-
Wotk tip feeling far the Wercester gether a distaffteful task."
Boer
Ciatgress tt is commonly stated that The Tirana"; points out that a.
.a wotnan and roar children bane been does not conaider tint he hare a farm,
blown up with their bolts° bY dYna- at all maim its controls ten seputre
f e Wiese and thore is not One futile
inIt
e or refuseng to revealanus an
that Eleven private soldiers outrag-ed irins° by "113e Mean° ' to every.ten
of territory. Staburn
a woman wee had lately beefame a square miles] o
mottee, the overage resulting - in a.I the froonhottzes wiiiin tett 'miles
death. Sock falsehoode are ineldng of the serene of a reed upon. the rail- •
the gullible • Afrikander populetion ' way may mean very little in. point of
. numbers.
British forces.' To Restore CUR Rule. .
Anteitritist feeling le assuming • Barbarous ai3Od Detestable,
d.arigetoue • pioportions termighout
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tape Colony and tee proeRepoblican Berlin. Dec. a-In:the Reicitstase to -
crusade le beixig prosecuted With the , day, en the resumptioa of ,the debate
moat intents vigor 111 preparation -for on the esti-metes, Herr Bebe!, the
the Datoh Congress at Worcester oa Socialist leader, aaid-
'Thursday week. t coneitier England's methods of
The Dutch ane disseminating waging Venr in. the Trabsveal as being
frightful accounts of alleged British - lacerharogie and detestable.'
barbarities. A typical one is, that Herr Bebel tren.letntly oritIcized the
soldiers drive the Boer 'woolen naked Germ•an rebuff to Mr. Kruger, aciying
from the farms and villages, The that if President Loubet received him
Loyalists are calling on thd author-
ities' to end what contains the ele-
mete of a serious conflagration by
proolaiming. inertial Itonetbroughout
the entire eolony. Unquestionably the
present condition ' of teit Colony te
more seems than at any previous
etage of the war. It requiree toot,
but also vigor,
Darbah, Dee. 1L -Replying to a
refeention recently adopted by•
masa ineethig Imre Proteating
against tee attagks on Sir Alfred
Milner, Governor of Cape Coloint, by
the epeakere of the Afrikander Oen.
grass, Sir Alfred has telegraphed that
while he retains the confidence et
tbe Loyalists he Min afford to die.
regard iamb attacks. Ile added that
there teas no fear of the Afriktin-
dera deflecting the policy of annex-
ation for the conquered territeritles.
4.4.44.14.
Loris! Yarns.
London, Dee. 11. -Dr. Ley& end
erie's the Amsterdam eorrespondent of "le"3g4r •,(1111"e' •
the Daily Mail, "thot Qatelt Within*.
Minh will intervene after her mar. , Another
riege, This is meant to blind the' belldell• Dee, 11.-1 'fresh nibeltap
ipablio to the reel filets, which are to the British ie reported to
that she ,wrote pereonally to every have occurred near Barberton, where
varopoan twee on me. ifeagorta Ar.. the &tore, taking advantage of a tog,
.01,40,1 llt Europe, end from two ootin. get to close quarter* Witli the Brits
Emperor William could- have done the
lame. ,
ihowkomhx..
!globs!' Sells for Home.
Cepa .Town, Dec, 11. -Gen. Lord Rob-
erts spent a very busy day to -day
prior to Ma starting for home. Holds.
feed ttis Wenberse hospital, and aubse-
quently addressed mule in thousand
school girls, to whont ee said that
notiOng had been so delightful to lien
ao to see the riattiotteme he had wit -
gleamed theOughout the 'Wont. He em-
barked this evening. for England, and
wen Wen a moat en,thuslastio farewell.
Mr. Malan, editor of tin Ons.Land,
a pee -Boer organ, line been neturned
Without opposition to the House of
Aseembly from Maimesbury.
• Prentetion for Illuthiten,
London, Dec, was said in -
the lobby of the Ilona° of Commons
last evening ,that General Tan ,Irann
liton, who is returning with Lord
ma foam/a are aprattxuag report Bober s, will receivea, high appoint.
Twentyalive Inv/glide.
Montreal, Dee, 1.0..eorwenty4ive in-
valided membera of the canaman
Mounted Rifles and Royal Canadian
Drageone, who hate returned heti
Wirth% in'eflonth Mile* Wed wits left
a
Lord Kitchener in another despateh Pekin, Dec. 10, via Taki.-At tbe
reports that the Boere attacked the meeting of the provincials held to
post near Barberton. The British day the United States ' was repro -
casualties were three killed, five sented by Captain Dodds, of the Ninth
wounded, and -thirteen taken engem- Infantry. All of •the Goverriments
ers• The captured men have sinee have entered into the plan except
been released. ' The Boers raided the Francs, whose representatives insist
Riverton 'Road Station, December 11- that the French territory shall be
They are being folloWed up. excluded front the rule of the tom-
. On the Ocean Wave. MISS11011 appointed'. L number of
Liverpool, Dec. 1,2. -The British sub-coinmitteea were appointed.
steamer, Lake Ciiemplain, whielinsictit- Several high Chinese ;officials, on
ed 115o00 this morning for Ha fase being asked, expressed a desire to 'as -
(tad on board'Companies A, B, and I gist. Though army officers] have
of the Royal Canadian Regiment, been.appointed members of the mem- • Vaccinated,
forming the contingent which has ' missbon, it is desired for Generale to
John Jordan, who was killed In the
civil war. Eber Ward wished,
to-
adopte c ose ne. e was
'Maud jordan, and bring her up as
his fawn, arid his desire wan 'grati-
fied."
ALARM . OVER SMILIPDX
aid••••••••••••••••.•
New Yorkers Hastening to Get
been in England lar alient a fort- - make the rule eivil as tar es posh
night on its way home from South, Bible. Japan was 'placed on the
Afrien. • Charity Committee on. account Of
Suffeage, and Pensions. - the amount of rice dim commandeered.
Melbourne, Dec. 12. -The Legislative
•
A MILLION 1REATED IN A WEEK.
New York, Dec. 12. -In censequence
in August, trgost of which she has Of the oases of ernalipox whtch lave
Assembly of Vletepla has *passed the now.
tvomen's suffrage and Old eget pen-
al bill
Germany Needa•Maney. •
Berlin, Dece12.-Tee Berliner Tufo-
blatt; besting its caloulatIons upon
tne figures of Bron von Thleimarin,
Secretary .of the Imperial Treasury,
eatifintes that the emplise *metes in
the way of loene four enindree 'million
market. • • • •
The Boer Dental.
• Thattague, Dec. -12.--The Transvaal
Leg ttlon says it is authorized to con-
tradict the report that Emperor
Niehohis has telegrapbed to MreIeru-
ger an Intimation that he will licit, re.
eelve hint.
1108 tle Got Away e
London, Deo, 120 -Gen. Kitchener's
lineage& inclicatea that De Wet • has
regain eveided Knox. After the latter
lied foiled ths Boer general at Coomns-
Ole Drift, the Boers seemed to hey°
tioalbled balk, crowed the Caledon River
eisevehere, and turned thenee eorth.
Ward In thedire:Alert of Reddersburge
• the meinorable ae,ene Of the British
,diectater in April, Velem the SADAO coal -
mender captured the Inset Where !
444.
POWER Oir ARREST. •
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How „It Is UseO- In New Vorle,ette
.01tIzenia Disglist.
Now. York, Dec. U. -Charlet' F. Ord-
ing, it eakeenteeper, was walking
along Fulton street last evening
when he Saw Policenian Thayer stand'
trig under It ohed talking to a girl,
Ceding Merely glanced rat tee, two;
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but the policeman BMA -
"What do you mean bY looking at
1110 that way When Pin, talking to it
wranatri ? You're a dirty loafer."
Whereupon he Slapped Ording in the
face, attested hen Mid lofted him up,
In the Police Court this Morning
Thayer adiultted that he had been
titiking giri, 1)115 (lcela1'0(I 511155
°raw had unnecessarily eyed them
an he passed. Mitgletrate-Flammer
said to Thayer -
"Von are not paid to talk to women
under eliede. The eltisens of this eity
do not pew taxem Inc that. X dis-
charge slits $$risoner, and shall Make
a eompittint agall)st you at head.
qeeeterfe"
occurred in this eity lately, the de-
Waidersee Objected. - - -- -mand for vaccine virus by physie
Borne, Dec. 1.1. -The German For-
eign Offiee authorizee the Associated
Preis to make the following sta.to-
ment regarding the Waldersee•
Chaffee incident 'mood upou a cable
deepatch just received from Field
Marshal Von Waldersee- "General
Cheffee wrote • Field Marshal Von
Vireedersee in a rough tone. -Field
Marsha,' Von Weildereee refueed to
reeelvel It, returning the same to
Gen. Chaffee. The latter then wrote
a second letter, apologizing for Ms
objectionable expressions, whereupon
Field Marehal Von Waldrirsee invited
Gen. Chaffee to lerkfast and the
incident wait amicably closed."
mammon...A,
London, Dec. 12I -The negetietione
of the- powers] in regard to the Joint
Chino, note were concluded satisfac-
torily yesterday, all agreeing to the
conditions! identically as outlined be
Coent Von Buelow, the Imperial Chan-
-cellar of Germany, Nov. 19, with the
,exception of the introductory clause)
geeing the demands are IrreitOeable.
Which is eliminated.
04.41.10.....161er
Donate to be Settled.
New York, Dee. 12.-Iberr :Von }Loh
lenben, the Germaii Ambassador, in
discussing the Chinese situation, is
quoted In a Waehlnelon despatch as
enyffig-"The Chinese. question safer
lie vital issues are concerned may be
treated as seriout The work of the
powers iri Chime Is now One of dotal/.
"Tho vital questions from tide tiine
Will be the dispoeition of various
treaty rights and conceselons. Ger.
many stands for open ports and free
tteeeSSto theeorlental trade. If new
treatiesare negotiated individually
by the Powere with ,China, or eolle,c•
tively by the Congrese of Minleters
now in session at Pekin, other ques.
tides of deball and mlininistration
may obtrude themselves."
Nationalists" Conferenee.
Dee, 12.--I1be Nationellet
0011Vention regained Ito anielone to.
day.. Mr. Sohn Redmond presiding. 4.1.
ter reeolutione had been adopted
amending the eonetitution of the
days previeendy.
Aftet th3 climes to their apartment*, 7
11l.r. Doppler fell in a faint, The .brit
did all sehe.cOuld to reeteet him. an
harried ineesengers for a ph,y;
&clan. ler. Wm. T. Melatyre. of No:,
820- West Eleventh street, cifieekir sne.
&Waded, but used alt We skill' ta vain
Mr. Dopprer died about 'It o'clockele .
the °Otani/eon and Dr, DiStatyrei gate.
Lt age his ophdon, that death WA#.01.st,:„.
to the exeitement of marking°. ,
A Horrible ouicid*e.
philadelphice Dee, .11.-Gorgee
S. Wagner,' a seleeman, committede,
pub:tide to -day by driving' a "lariree
pair of shears through his neolg, manee•
Ing use of .a hatchet to eiccempileini
the, act. 'In his death: agony : Wag-
ner feildown a flight of . stalniehige
Weight tearing away, the reiting;-.'
About three. menthe ego Wagner's' ,
tette left lifett owing to his intenieeree
ate habits. After hip winee' de-
parture, Wegner took up his •• twig •
.dentie• in bedging house, and drunk
to greeter excess. . -Letters foundY
giancng the effects ot the
sbowed that he d formerly beo
employed by a cash reglater company
• es
claps exceeds all demands in pre?
vious years.
The corps vaecinatora Bent out
by the 'health department lute been
increased and the agape' of their
labors widerre(1. After to-dayethey
will visit the better class of apart-
ment houses and private dwelling's
uptown; and le the neeessary. pre-
caution -shall not have been taken,
they will take it themselves.
It is estimated thee by the 'end of
this week more than 1,000,000 will
have been' vaccinated in the Borough
of Manhattan alone
-
The physicians of the health de-
partment assert with the utmost
confidence -that the result of -the pre -
tient device that alt persons submit
to vaccination will he nue& entirely
manifest in three or filer weeke.
SECOND VICE-PRESIDENT
Win be Mr. George Reeves Tifiet o
Grand Triode.
h. Mo./treat deepateh states ths,t
Mr. tie rge B. Beeve, whn has been
appointed to succeed Mr. Change 3.1.
EtayS, .Will be tecond Vice4tresident,
am wall As General Manager Ot the
Grand Trunk Religay. The first Vice -
President its M. Joseph Price. Mr.
Wainwright will be General
,eileistant Manager, and, Comptroller
as before. Tills arrangement will
give Mr. /We're a voice at the Board
of Directors. Havingit reindent 1)11.-
ecutoti ointmtieaorneolempazyll! be adVanteige-
on
The Ylikon Connell lam paesed
Ordinance requiring all persona in
Yukoa territory to be 'vaccinated.
Fifteen thousan.t1 ate affeeted by
this order.
'The Chr011er'S j11143? at Ottawa re-
turned a Verdiet ,tliat Arthur Weir
Med by his own hand while brooding
over his troubles.
A liertY 01 fifteen left Brandon
yeeterday in a speelal ear to attend
the banquet to l'offr. Bitten, 111 vro-
ronto.
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WHIM- PRTMOTIC:fillilY.-.
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The Cornmittee Reports ont:
Payments Alread Made.
BALANCE ON .HANO. 306;810.
-.Ottawa; Dec. 10.-eeiet a „ O;', •
the Canadian Patriotic) pad. Assoolit;
tion reports were subinittird enowing •••••
that Bee dependents' of soldierat hint"
been assisted, atua that 108slitea114ed 1.4
soldiers had also receleed assistance;
to whoni per:wets amounting to
887 and $2,987 teepeetively hnd
been madat " There wan 'therefor*
$48,790 expended On relief, lestving
balanee for dietrileielos �t $80110-
8f1.8.
The committee has kept in eleW
'that the larger part of tho figid
be required for distribution; 41' the -
woe° of the wart° widows or depelide
enta of deeetised soldiers...and a18tet0
provide for soldiers who have Wert
permanently or tempOtarily di -VO
abled while on, eervice..- •
Dr. Mientizembert. wag sppopoe4A a
member of the committee, -
EMMA GOLDMAN'S HIE
Washington Capitol's. Ceiltetr. ...
ary Celebratd To -day.,
SIR ARTHUR SULLIVAN'S WILL
Smallpox cases in Grand Rapide
and Detroit have been reported. '
Robert T. Tighe, who estabilehed
the first telegraphic system in*Uth Lima,' ,
America, is dead. - e ; .
' The Orebro-Kryilio, Swede% rag. tell.;
road, wee torimilly opened to -day ler '
crown Prince Gus.taf. ' • - ,
Washington is celebrating the
centenary of the estoblishnient ofthe
capitol in that city today.
Azure .Dameron, a well known - NOY
youbg man and a prominent dietlifer,
shot and killed Irvine Dotter/ill laid. 4 %MO
night at Columbia, Xy. '
Einratt Goldman, the anarchlet, Wail
the principal epeakerett a teethe'
science masa meeting in New Yorke -
She deolered that "Humbert was
justly sent to his aceount by a beave
man.. We have other brave 'men left
• ."
The Americans ware the only for- ,
eigners at the dinner given at the
Yildiz Palacio on Mond . The Sul.
tan oat between the rand Vieter
and the United States harge due,
Mires, Mr. Griseone a owed OW
118TIL101a
1 416rtdetarlallit7'Arthur Sullivan left
an estate of about £50,000, nearly
all Of W1110h •goes to hlit nephew, II.
Sullivan, He made small begesens to
his other nephetva anti tie litre. Ste-
phen, et niece, who. raddeit at Loa
Angeles, Cal., and bequeathed t 14000
each to els housekeeper and valet.
DitliliN T00 RUDELY ROUSED.
Oivieluoli,()ol
lygatMlxeupt.,,Itet,:
rHn
and it Hunter an
Donaideore while at Work in thir
wwtlx:xlaealfilil'ilifolitirflee:„Jvretilkgtolattedl:brit: telt :aitoo:Fahoteirbit
gilailletdil'ealdre11:01,1'mage41.alriorPletO:nr:WabettgisYrakitl.tc:IVineeth4lyolts te.
gaiter 011 the SnOW. A
joretpli Burke. Who IV
labored the bear vri
it relested its hold on
P.
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made for him.' la the inli *111164.
eeedlugs bIt. Donaldtron
gun, and sPeedilY Pee itbeer
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