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Show rnn morxino examiner: ogden, ASEMENT? grand House IWfort-- Saturday M POLLARD' LILLIPUTIAN OPERA CO. OF NEW YORK. rPiNAFOhE. S.rd.y '(jaTeTY gn'Daly'. 01 BU BueceM Or.. ciru W9A RUNAWAY at popular first time la evary p reduction moat talented company Th Fif hr Lfat J artiete In the world. tieti: 25c, 50c, 75c. pncaa. cWldran 25c adulta, 60c. Mrt f th house; to any Sett Sale Open Today AT FIRED TIME THE ELECTION OF PREME LODGE OFFICERS. Given Keeper of Seal Records Scofield Gets Grand Chancellor. BATTLE FOUGHT NEAR THE SU- RAIL- TCM ROAD YARDS. and Unknown Persons Engage in a Strug-gleBut No Complaints Arc Made to Police. In a session lesting from 10 o'clock yesterday forenoon, until I 211 oYtm-In the afternoon, of the tiraml Lodge of the KrUh'v of P;thla for the Domain of Vtah mv engaged In the election of officer, it wu one or the most hotly contested elect ion ever held In Itnh Pythian circles, yet was marked by the greatest degree of fra- , which frequent the railroad yard near that vicinity, became entangled in some quarrel and began to aettle it in the primitive fashion. , Miss Elisa daughter of Matthias Hinchclilf, living at. If. 5 West Twenty-seventwas one of the number awakened by the fusillade. She Jumped out of lied and, running to the window, peeped out from behind the blinds. She aw one man racing at great speed toward the railroad yards. He stopped, turned partially around, and fired two shots in the direction from which he came. Soon two others came In view; they were the pursuers and the other man the pursued. Atter firing a number of shots at the fleeing man, all three were noon lost among the car In the railroad yard. It may have been an attempted holdup and, the would be victim's nerve having saved his pocket book, he did not care to court notoriety by notifying the police. But the theory that It was a battle between hobo l the most plausible explanation of the affair. Later advices show that a negro was paying attentions to a white girl in the neighborhood of Twenty-seventstreet and Wall avenue and, in order to attract th girl's attention after the other members of the household had retired, threw pebbles at the lUm-hi-liff- cellor. H. P. Johnson, Murray, grand vice Procession We aim, In our stock, not odIj to tie with tbe pro-cessi- on, but to lead it. Tin test of n always hare in west Ifoods and id we. II you wlsbeat-itl- e reliable goods lowest obtainable and chancellor. William Raddon, Park City, grand prelate. H. C. Wardlelgh, Ogden, grand keeper of the record and seals. II. G. Blumenthal, Provo, grand master of the exchequer. las. A. Harrison, Sunny-side- , grand master at arms. Joseph Sands, Salt Lake City, grand Inner guard. F. E. Iewi, Bingham Canyon, grand center guard. James E. Robinson, Bingham Junction, grand trustee. The election of H. C. Wardleigh to the position of grand keeper of the record and seals, was practically unanimous. He is the only Ogden man in the list of officers of the grand house. lodge. On one nccasion the atones struck all are names the of the Following the neighboring house, causing the in the attendance at delegatee grand occupants to look out and In this way lodge session : was calling No. 1. Sail Lake City W. V. Cooper, tbe fact that the negro became known A. G. Mayham, C. 0. Macnilt, J. F. upon the white girl and the matter was reported to the 8turgle, A. T. Sandford. NO. S, Ogden T. W. Jackman, Jo- police. by Wilson, accompanied seph Chez, T H. Turner, W. A. Rob- anSergeant searched the house Tuesday officer, ertson. A. L. Reynolds. were and while they guarding No. Z, Salt City Joseph Bands, nightdoora the negro left by a third door Thomas Hobday, William Klrkham, J. two and dashed across a picket fence, makJ. Wallace. the authoriNo. 4. Park City H. W. Deighton, ing a mad rush to escapefollowed his ties. Sergeant Wilson T. Macphereon, W. D. Watson. fired five shots at No. 6, Sandy Arthur Allsop, H. J. man and, in all, the fleeing man without affect. Malan. The negro was fleet of foot and soon No. 8. Eureka-Geo- rge Hansen, outdistanced the sergeant, whose only Daniel Martin. of the fellow was No. 9, Scofield F. H. Mereweather, cine to the Identity in the chase and his hat. which he lost H. H. Earl, Lara Jenaen. No. 10, Provo City S. H. Belmont, which was secured. J. N. Gullrk. No. 13, Castle Gate, William Cowley, A B1CCER FACTORY t tile gallon us. We lead tii procession in goods, nl enable yon to lead tbe procession Iran 11 you buy ns. We are also headquarters for everything in the way of the finest California fruits which we Ac very receive daily, best obtainable in green groceries will always find and all also which you at our store below your fiddler's price. Both Phones 137 Ogden Brothers Co. Grocers 2344 Washington Avenue William Crow. No. 15, Helper-- G. Robertson. No. 16, Erath. R. Stoll, W. A. Shupe-Wllliam- MercurW. EL Candy Company CapiUI Stock. s Scales, Frank No. 17, Bingham Canyon F. E. Lewis. H. R. Bllven, C. V. Fined. No. 18, Robinaon William Nisonger, D. B. Trantor. Hy Harriman. No. 19, Murray J. G. Torrence, John Brownlee, Andrew 8. White. No. 20, Coalville W. M. Boyden, Raymond Brim. No. 21. Sunnysldo Alex Harrison, William Gogarty. No. 22, Clear Creek R. R. 8nedden, G. H. Martin. No. 23. Salt Lake City E. O. Leather wood, E. Randall, L. P. Judd. No. 24. Bingham Junction J. E. Robertson, Nell Anderson. of Pythias returned The Knights from their cut-of- f trip at 8:20 o'clock, one hour and twenty minutes later than was orglnally arranged for. They were met at the Union depot by a delegation of those who were unable to go over the cut-ofand a band of music. A procession of about 200, persons formed into line and marched to the street Q Neill building on Twenty-fiftWhere the delegates and grand officers sat down to a banquet immediately upon their arrival. At the conclusion of the banquet the entire party were ushered from the bsnque; room to the lodge room adjoining, where a lengthy session of speech making was held. In all about twenty-fivprominent members of the fraternity responded, all of whom made appropriate remarks which carried them up well Into the night.' ' s Candy company The Tuesday filed their amended articles of incorporation in the county clerk's office, increasing their capital stock from $30,000 to $50,000, an account of which was published in this . paper about a week ago. The resolution to Increase the capital stock was adopted at a meeting held in the office of the company May 6th, at which lit shares of the capital stork was represented. 1 he number of shares was increassd also from 300 to 500, with a par value of $100 per shire. The Increase was made necessary by the Intention of the company to Bad a cracker factory to the establishment. for which negotiation! are now under way. Shupe-Willlam- , PLANTS AND (LOWERS f h thousand carnation plants, williams, snap dragons, plants, stocks, asters, daisies, of pansies, Chinese pinks, quantity bedding plants. Must be sold at once. A bargain. Place your orders at once for cut flowers for Decoration Day. VARNEY'S GREEN HOUSE, 200 West 30th St. Ind 364. Fifty aw eel e BURIAL OF HIRAM CRONK. Was the Laet Survivor of tho War of 1812. New York. May 17. The body of Hiram Cronk, who lived (o be the last wss of the wsr of 1812, Remains Will Arrive from Lewiston survivor here tousy from Boonville, brought This Evening. N. Y and will be laid away In Cyprus Hill cemetery with full military honWord was received In this city of ors. The funeral will he held tomorthe death of Mrs. Sarah J. Scofield row and in the meantime the body will He In state In the city hall. Blair, wife of Samuel Blair, of Ogden, Accompanying the body were Mr. which occurred at their ranch at Crank's three surviving sons anil one were Philander Lewiston, Cache county, after one daughter. They week:s. Illness, from aa. stuck, of pneu- Cronk, 81 years old; William, 72; monia, aged 51 years. John, 66, and the daughter. Mm. Sarah Mrs. Blair leaves, in addition to her Hiiwley, 71 years old. husband, eight children, five daughters A. the funeral cortege moved from and three sons, the youngest of whom the Grand Central station to the City Mrs. John Hall it afforded is 5 years, as follows: n Imputing and unOgden; Mrs. Loney Rich, of usual spectacle. Led hy a police esCulleyof 8io Grande Rexberg; Edna, Hazel, Alma, Walter, cort of mounted end foot officers, a detachment from the United Stales Eugene and Ann). The family were all at th bedside regular army, the society of 1812 and The body was tbe old gunrd in uniform rame the when tbe end came. the old warrior's Imily. brought to Ogden last evening for in- hearse bearing hollow aquare formation, Commencing 7 terment In the Ogden City cemetery, Awund It, in members of U. 8. Grants The funeral will be held at. the Fourth marched the the the Rio on Friday after- Poet G. A. R. Then followed ward house, meeting Grande will run an noon, at 2 o'clock. Tbe remains may Washington Centennial Guard from cursion every alternate be viewed at the residence of Mrs. Washington, D. C., tbe army and navy John Culley, her daughter,1 at 25iit union and carriages with member of to Sept 30, with avenue, pn the day of the fu- the Cronk family. Carriages ?y Ogden Madison to Salt Lake neral, between the hours of 10 and 12. Mayor McClellan and members of the Gty. Fare $1 It has been customary for Mrs. Blair city government brought up the rear. children and go to the Tickets on sale to take hersummer, 0unj! MONEY IS AVAILABLE. but this year she rancu each all trains. went earlier than usual and had been there about three weeks prior to the State Deaf, Dumb and Blind Inatitu tion May. Build Extsnsion. Illness which resulted in her death. Mr. Blair, husband of the deceased, Tbe directors of the state deaf, dumb was formerly the senior member of the Blair Grocery company, now tbe T. B. and blind intituiion, which is located Evana Grocery, until ha purchased the at Ogden, went to Salt Lake Tuesrancu at Lewiston. day, and consulted .with Governor Jno. C. Cutler and tbe other members of CHEAP RATES EAST. the state board of examiner In to proposed improvements at Slay 27, 29, June 8, 6, 10 12. Long that Institution. ' The last legislature made an approLimits. , priation for the erection of additions! structure on the institution grounds, Via. COLORADO MIDLAND RY.'and the director want to expend about J9? E. Pa. Prsidnt The Una that has the scenery. Through $4,000 in putting up a new building J1?! E. Hoaa psldnt a Pullman They were Informed by tbe examiner A Cashier the Rockies in darlight InM rlt 7 McIntosh or call that the appropriation wss available ObMrtitlon ilerpltig cir, kltresl Paid "'A"istant Cashier 8outk ard that they could go ahead with the Second 77 Weft offic. n Sayings Accounts it ticket work of putting up the new addition. tor Information nd booklets. MRS. SAMUELBLAIR torsions DEAD . Western May The Utah National Bank aUory. After an lllaesa of Only a Few Duration Lett 68,000 in Day' net. mo-uin- ternal feeling. C. I. Douglass of Fait Lake City w elected Ktiptente representative tn the supreme lodge convention to he held at New Orlean In September, 19u6. He will leave I'tah instructed to vota for L H. Farnsworth, now supreme prelate, for the position of supreme vice chancellor. Following are the grand lodge officer riveted yesterday; G. M. Beatie, Scofield, grand chan- WIGGINS HAS JOINED THE GREAT MAJORITY. la-su- Ahout 4 oYloik yesterday the residents nar the iniereivton ni Facitic Ave. an.l Twenty sriemh street were startled from their sleep h a fusillade of shot fiivd bj panic unknown. No word a. to who filed the shot ha been received at police headquarters and it i more thau likely that the liobo and crook elemen', - 1 BARBER h ffilh the 190Y POPULAR NIGHT OVER Ogden may is. P. HAD itUANY SHOTS DEATH OF A A SPIRITED Manager CHANT. n""xANDE" K. OF ttaii, tiu rhay morning re-ga- Thomas Wiggins, one of the most widely knoan add popu.ar barber of t the famthe city, died vest, ..la ily residence 22tn Grant a.rntie of pneumonia, after an il'pcr. of but a few days duratipa- - Whil. he hat not been in the best of health for some time he di.i not become Muiouhly ill until seveial Jay ago. For many yeait .Mr. Wiggins wa engaged in the harher bustne- - a ?17 avenue, a here he bad essuccessful nsiie, due to tablished hi genial nature and obliging manner. Tom Wiggln. as he wa fa mil iarly called by his many friends, waa of a generniu. nature and hie lo will be deeply felt by all who knew him. Peculiarly enough, he died on hi birthday Just thirty fom years of age. Three years ago on hts birthday hi little hahy dieJ. it la one of those strange coincidences which it I difficult to explain, Mr. Wiggins was a firm believer in of life insurance and car-ried shout 88.005 in different fraternal ordera and old line companies. Tnn family left liehlnd without a father's protecting rare will thus lie well pro-vided for. Time and place of funeial will be announced later. the benefit 1 work $700 Olds Runabout, n d Olds French Touring Runabout, $800 Olds Touring Car, ThehJw $1,500 More Value Than Any Car Made Today Prices F O. B. Ogden. Send for Catalogue. L H. BECRAFT, Agents 7 COR. GRANT AND 24th ST. OGDEN. UTAH. We Have the Finest Equipped Repair Shop in the State 1 uih a long bore free from the smoke of coal or oil burning locomotives an epgsgement of three nights, commencing Friday, May 19. The repertoire Is aa follows: Friday, "The Belle of New York;" Saturday matinee, Pinafore;1 Saturday night, A Gaiety A Runaway Girl:" Sunday night, Girl. Popular price will prevail, 26a, 60c and 75c. their engagement here which opens on Friday, May 19th. Don't think far s moment that because this youthful celebrity is not up In years or greater In siie that she does not fully appreciate the dignity of her position aa quaen tit the moat unique operatic organisation in the world. The diminutive star rarrlea heraelf with all tha aplomb of a Lillian Russell and aha ha her own exclusive dressing room and maid and all the other attentions and privilege that tbe full grown can-trice eaacta and gets. Miss Daphne I Just passing 9 years, and In her case it I allowable to reveal the ag, which would not he quite the proper thing to do In regard to aoma of her more mature rivals in the operatic field who are not her superior aa a comedienne. When Mlaa liaphne enters before the footlights she casta tha aarne withering look of disdain in response to the admiring glance from the diminutive members of the hack row" In her organisation aa do adult, star. Bha la a veat pocket edition of Lillian Ruaaell. Practically an unlimited amount of electric power is available for the purpose, a. it run be easily generated with the water of neighboring mountain stream.. Little. If any, of (he mountain scentbe existing from ery now track will be lost to he tourist when t lie tunnel is in use, tor what will be shut from view while making the pasA WISE OF FIFE LEWIES sage through It Is now eliMuired by tue gloomy snow.heds. It will add on immensely, however, to the comfort uf travel and totally dispose of the andelays and sidetracking which WANDERING WILLIES BEFORE noying mark the operation of the line across THE POLICE JUDGE. the summit and which grow more frewith the congestion of Second Offence for Ono of Them quent traffic. and practical demonstrations of tha Causes Him to be Sent to tho various uaea for culinary purposes Rock Pilo for 60 Dsys. CREDIT MEN WILL MEET. of the The vagrant element were about tbe The credit men of tha different CHOCOLATE AND CDCM only prluonere much In evidence in houses throughout Utah plan police court during the pa.t few weeks. wholesale to another feast in the CommerEvery day a few of the wandering cialenjoy MANUFACTURED BT club rooms. In Salt Lake, SaturWillie trlha ara augbt in tho police BUCK HORN MINING CO. . Utah time the which at day evening, drag net and brought up before Judge Association of Credit Men will nfake VALTER BASES CD, LTD. Murphy to tell their tale of woe. Articles of incorporation were filed ill annual report and will elect offiH. M. Alderman. T. F. Woodward DORCHESTER. MASS. in the county clerk' office yesterday and Joseph Gartland, three of tbe ele- cer for tn ensuing year. The of this association now num- afternoon of the Buck Horn Mining ment described, were arraigned in (Established 1780.) company with a capital stock of $200y sixty. court yesterday morning. The former Is ber about WIU be given by ooo 1 deal of interest a divided There into 200,000 sbqren at a good hut seventeen years of age and the par value of $1.00 per. .hare. . latter two are eifrh eighteen. As Al- manifested la the election of officers The incorporator are C. P. WhipKISS ELIZABETH K. BOSS. derman ram under the Jurisdiction for the coming year. Just who will for 62,600 of the Juvenile Judge, he waa turned be made piesident haj not yet been de ple who haa aulwcribed (Domestic Science Department, Bot-- . over to Judge Partqn, Woodward waa elded. Theie are quite a number of rhot; W. W. Ruby, 22,500; F; C. ton Y. W. C. A.), at business men who are spoken of for Woods, 22,100; Fraacli L Woods, aseaed a fine of $90 or ninety days the and J. D. Skeen, 4000 shares. place, among them being the preshut aentence was suspended long on THE EAGLES HALL. Tha papers name the following president, O. II. Hewlett, Leon ough to allow him to get out of the ent fiwi-et- . (Banquet Room), Ed. W. In claims Delano. J. located the Weber Mining Gartland was given a time orcity. O'Neil Building, Juet East of der once but failed to heed the same Willard Bcowrroft of Ogden, and sev- district, Weber County, Utah, which tho Reed Hotel, Ogden, Utah.' will be operated by the aew company: nJ will now spend sixty duvs on the eral others. j Snow Dally, for aeveti days, commencSlide will The show that Bear report m.aager'a Capper King, Hole, municipal rock pile. ing Wednesday, May 17, 1906,' for the amount cash the and Fremont. 'Fioretta .The year receipts company A. J. Britt, who waa arrested with 2:80 o'clock In tho afternoon, at I to been for there haa a that $106,000.00; 50 incorporated of period young Kerahaw, Sunday, by Deputy disbursed 7:30 oclock In the evening.1 and i forty-nin- e will do and a $96,000.00; that years min Sheriff Sebriirg, op the charge of fast general log - business, case assoto have' referred hem the driving, appeared In court yesterday. elation for Samples of Mlat Burrs preparaadjudication during the He pleaded to the charge guilty tion, inch as CAKE8, PUDDINGS, ' nineteen cases that have been The veteran globs trotter of half a and was a fine of $5. Britt year: SOUFFUDGE, MERINGUES, to settled crediwith aa the average did not keep bin proraike to appear ICE CREAM, BAVARIAN has not such a great FLES, century probably Cl tor of which an makes per cent, CREAMS and HOT CHOCOLATE yesterday morning as young Kershaw excellent showfeg. mileage record to hla rredlt as - tha did, ind a warrant bad to he issueJ or COCOA, will ha served free at of influence the association In diminutive people in the Pollard Liline for hie arrest. each lecture and she will be pleased C. Lowe and John Barney also an- making for better trade relations be liputian Opera company. During the to answer all Inquiries regarding tween hewholesalers and retilera is past three year the organisation haa swered to a charge of fast driving, prethe same. ferred hy Offlrer Bob Burke. The for- lng more and more felt throughout the ' toured the United States twice. It of Utah, Nevada. Idaho and came here In th first InMaooe direct mer pleaded guilty and was fined $5; rate Sample of tha Walter Baker from tbe home of its foundation. MelPremium No. One Chooolate, Vathe latter entered a plea of not guilty Wyoming. bourne, to which Australia, t nilla Sweet Chocolate and tho and his case will be heard this afterhad returned after touring all Breakfast Cocoa, also a book of noon. the large cities of South - At-"Choice Chocolate Recipes' .will Btralta Settlements, Java, f to the Ran Francisco Call he presented to all ladles attendspecial IN DISTRICT COURT China. i dt. from Denver It at follows: Japan, tha Philip- ing these lectures. A different menu B Australasia. After filling Its will he prepared and served at Moffats failure to find a purchaser I Pl ' , for his bonds in New York is said to i n8cmenta in this continent tha each lecture. r Judge Sustain Demurrer In the t huaky and entertaining ynung- have canned him to appeal to Senitnr Case. A special fra lecture for th an old friend of hla. ,t,r "turned home for a rest, than Clark, who run through 100,1 children will be given on Bator I Australia and In the District court yesterday Clark responded, it is said, hy promt-- 1 day memlng, May 20th, at 10. the only business transacted was In I ,n ,0 hu7 M much of tha bond issue Mauil ovJr lo China and Japan, to cams direct to British a'clcck. the matter of O. K Puryear vs. the of the Denver, Northwestern and Pa-- 1 Comumla, from where they took up Union Pacific Railroad company, a rifle as may be required to build the A mot cordial invitation is exro,,e m'r fhla continent Tha Sulphur Springs to Sait i damage suit in which the hearing on line from Hot tended to all peraons interested In for the present year include hookings demurrer to the answer was heard by Lake City. . Scientific Cooking to attend these leading cities-oTh construction and equipment of tho United the court several days ago, after which lectures which ara and Canada and smong them the same was taken under advisement. the Moffat road will cost about $30 States la to be Ogden favored with 000.000. Moffat a visit has ' the spent $7,000,000, court handed down This morning notable travel era. They an order sustaining the demurrer to or will have spent that sum when the from these appear at the Grand Opera House torthe answer and the defendants were road reaches Hot Sulphur Springs. The report reached her from New given twenty days to file an amended York on Friday that Moffat wae trying answer. to dispose of $22,000,000 worth of tha bond, but wae prevented because or SIERRA NEVADA TUNNEL. the opposition of E. H. Harriman. who almost absolute control of Pacific Southern Pacific Getting Ready for tha has Coast transportation and who does nut Seven-Mil- s Bora. want the Moffat road to open up a new way Into hi territory. Southern comtbe Pacific Evidently Clark and Moffat mar combine to pany does not intend to lose any time build a transcontinental system, and I.n Angeles road and the Moffat ,ii boring the long tunnel through the the will he a nucleus for road probably Sierra from Blue Canyon to point such a system. on the eastern slope of tha range between the Summit and Tnickee, says UTAH WEEKLY CROP BULLETIN. the San Francisco Chronicle. The contractors are represented to he now The weather during the week was eelectlng camp sites for the working noteworthy for its pronounced unreasgnngs, and operations on the tunnel onable character. Temperatures were and It approaches are expected to be- abnormally low, falling in many login some time next month. Contracts calities below the freezing point, with refor suppliea for the camps-ar- e frost, -- ome of damaging character. ported to have been already let. Storms followed, and every form of The tunnel i one of the chief fea- precipitation occurred; rain, snow, ture in the plan of Improvement of sleet and hall alternating. Only during the Central Pariflr which were de- the last two days of the week did the rided upon aome ears ago and which weather become settled, and ende-- ' the Southern raclflc company ha with clear skies and rapidly rising since been steadily carrying out. The temperature. tunnnel will he the longest in the counThe heavy precipitation and consetry, approximating nearly even miles quent wet condition of the soil arrestfrom end to end. Its purpose in to ed the work of planting. Notwithstandget rid of about 1500 feet of the climb ing the unfavorable conditions, the over the summit of the range, which of crops was very good. The constitute the mot expensive section growth was coming up to early sown grain of the ysiem to operate, not except- good stands, and alfalfa waa making the Tehachapl grade. ing Besides, It good advancement. Corn and sugar will abolish twenty-eigh- t mile of the beets were being planted, and early snowsheds of miles which must sown beet were being thinned. Fruit forty be tnnihtslned now to keep the road sustained some damage by frosts. Apfor traffic during the open winter, bnt ple and pears, however, withstood the which are, in the summer, a Ktanding frost much better. Gardens made slow traffic to menace operation owing to growth, and planting wa suspended their liability to he destroyed by fire. In come sections,. Tbe range was In Another advantage to he gained by the splendid condition, . . affording ample tunnel is the saving In time between sustenance to stock, qrhich was thrivSan Francl-c- o and Chicago tha tunnel ing. Water was. plentiful. and the Lurin cut-of- f being relied upon to cut down the through transit of Daphne Pollard, thq smallest and passenger trains from three to two youngest prims donna in the world, imseaessiseeaseHnsffiMaffiMeffiffiaB and one-hadays. In the will fill the leading role Doubtless the haulage through the forthcoming productions at the Grand When Writing, Address Dr. U. H. Norris, Ogden, Utah tunnel will be done by electric motor Opera House to be given by the Polto avoid the difficult" of keeping lard Lilliputian Opera company during TELL THEIR TALE OF WOE at tians-sierra- n COOKING t mem-bciani- p 22,-50- 0, - . RoM-nbau- , - ; aesd E10-th- Pur-yea- 1 0r ,d f - FREE TO ALL MRUS SPECIALIST DOCTOR Office 2361 Wash. Ave. Ogden Utah Thoroughly Equipped for the Modern Treatment of Catarrh Deafness Rheu matisxn Paralysis Tumors Goitre Dyspepsia and Nervous Diseases. 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