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The Oskaloosa herald., 1903-07-09
ROSE HlLL.

John Lister and family, of Wright,
Iowa, spent the Fourth visiting friends
in Rose HILL
L. NJ. Bacon, of Oskaloosa, was in
the Hill on business last Monday.
Erwin E. Stringfellow, of Penn col
lege, was a visitor with friends here
over Sunday.
Miss Ada Gable, of the Hanna Mfg.
Co, oskaloosa, spent Sunday at the
parental John F. Gable home.
DR.. G. E. Wright is here visiting his
brother, DR.. w. N. Wright, who was
quite sick last week but is able to be
on the streets again.
Farris Fowler, who has been very
sick, is slowly improving and his
friends hope to see him around soon.
Charlie Stringfellow and wife spent
Sunday at ]. ]. Stringfellow's.
Charles Grace and wife, of Oska-
loosa, visited at the Phil Grace home
on Sunday.
Mrs. Mabel Vallandingham sent us
basket of extra fine potatoes that
grew in her garden,-the finest of the
season so far. a
Frank Stringfellow, who has been
working in Oskaloosa all summer, Wis
tied at home on Saturday and Sunday.
William Lister, of Nassau, was in
Rose Hill on business Tuesday and
made us a brief call.
M. S. Hadley and wife spent part of
last week out at the farm visiting
their children and other friends.
Joe Lister is painting Almer James
new house and it is looking fine, too.
Miss Gertie Kemp, who has been
quite sick for some time, is improving
slowly.
Mother McCloud is very low, and
the extreme hot weather and old age
are in the way of her improvement.
Miss zella Rowland visited friends
in Sigourney the Fourth and over Sun
day, returning Monday noon.
A good many of our people spent
the Fourth at the river fishing and
boat riding and report good time.
Rev. Coffin called to see us Monday
morning as he was returning from his
appointment, having preached at In
dianapolis Sunday.
ice Myers, of Texas, one of the c.,
r. I. C P. officials, visited his mother,
Mrs. Wealthy Myers, of Rose Hill, on
Sunday. ..
Rev. c. c. Hembree, of Des Moines,
will preach at Rose Hill Christian
church next Sunday at II a. M, and s
p. m. The official board requests a
full attendance of the members at this
meeting.
The ladies of the Epworth League
of the M. E. church will have an ice
cream social on Friday evening, July
10, at the J. w. Sarvis lawn. This
will be mighty fine. You will miss a
feast if you stay at home.
A number of Dwight Jarvis young
friends called on him last Sunday for
dinner and fine time was had.
July s. Nasty.
The Oskaloosa herald., 1903-07-09
FOR SALE.

We have q list of over 100 farms in
Pettis County, Missouri. This county
is the equal of any in Missouri. The
soil is very dark with fine clay sub
soil. The county is settled by the
wealthiest class OF farmers In the
state. Ii you are looking for land we
wantyou to come and see US. We
will show you farm land the equal of
any land in the United States. For
corn, wheat, oats, blue grass, timothy
and clover it is unexcelled. Below
we give descriptions OF few farms
taken from our list. Will be pleased
to mail you complete list. Write US.
No. 1.--720 acres miles northeast
of Green Ridge. The entire farm Is
gently rolling land with heavy black
soil and clay sub soil. $4,000 per acre.
800 acres in blue Igrass, so acres In
meadow, balance in cultivation, an
unfailing water supply, house, barns
and outbuildings good acrelorchard.
Free mail delivery and telephone
connections. Price $4,000 per acre,
$50 acres miles south of
Lamonte, 60 acres rolling, balance
almost level. Heavy black soil and
clay, sub-soil. Fine 6 room House,
large new barn and other out build
ings, well fenced, unfailing water
supply Telephone and free mail de-
livery. S42 90 per acre.
$3.50 acres, 8 miles northwest of
Lamonte. This land lays fine, except
35 acres which ia rolling. Dark rich
soil and clay sub.soil. A good two
story room house, fair barn, plenty
shedding, corn cribs, tool house, etc.
Free mail delivery. Price 1910 per
acre II sold before July 22nd,
Don't fail to come and see us. II
We can't show you aa fine land and
improvements as any in Iowa we will
refund your railroad fare and pay all
your expenses. The Central Mo. Land
Co., Lamonte, Mo,
The Oskaloosa herald., 1903-07-09
"KNocKED DOWN" FARES.
Conductors on Waterloo Electrical
Line Get Rich Too Quick.

Waterloo, Ia, July S.-Because they
enormously thought they were simply
conforming to the custom Of an an
cient civilization, three conductors on
the Waterloo & Cedar Falls Rapid
Transit company's lines were arrest
ed yesterday afternoon and taken be-
fore Justice Hildebrand, where they
pleaded guilty to embezzlement of the
companys funds, failing to ring up
the requisite number of fares.
The guilty parties are. ]. d. Stuart,
All. Bohmeir and Roy Hampton.
They were fined $15 and costs, amount-
ing in all to $21.35 apiece.
The discovery of the peculations
was made by Pinkerton detectives,
who have been in the city for some
time investigating matters, and are
still here.
The Oskaloosa herald., 1903-07-09
Original Notice.
Chas. Miller
vs..
VIM. Miller, ct al.

WIN. Miller, ct al.
In the dist, let court of the state a
Iowa, in and for Mahaska county,
September term, A. d. 1903.
To VIM. Miller, Geo. Miller, Samuel
Miller, Susan E. Miller, Susan Shas-
ley, Samuel Haynes, the heirs of Eli
A. Spain, deceased, and Eli A. SPAIN:
You are hereby notified that on or
before the 18th day of July, 1903, a
petition of Chas. Miller will be fled
in the Office of the clerk of the dis
trict court of the state of Iowa in and
for Mahaska county, claiming of you
that he is the owner and entitled to a
deed from the referee, F. e. Smith, Of
the following described real estate,
tc-wit: South " of southwest II Of
section A; and the southeast "a of
southeast Il of section 5; and the
north II of northwest II and north "
CT southeast u of northwest II Of
section 8, township n, north, range
II west of the 9TH Principal Meridian,
and praying that his title thereto may
be quieted and perfected and that the
defendants and each of them be for.
ever barred and estopped from claim
ing any title or interest therein.
And that unless you appear hereto
and defend before noon of the second
day of the September term, A. D..
1908, of said court, which will COM
mence on the Goth day of September,
1908, default will be entered against
you and Judgment and decree render
ed thereon as prayed for in said peti
ton.
L. C. Blanchard and j. G. Williams,
47w4 Attorneys for Plaintiff.
The Oskaloosa herald., 1903-07-09
For Sale.

Over 80 fine farms in Charlton,
johnson and Pettis Co., Missouri. A
fine corn and grass land as can be
found in Iowa. We can cell this land
for from $50 90 to 5000 per acre, as
we'll improved as any farming coun-
try anywhere and equal to our 500
land in Iowa or Illinois.
We have large lat describing the
different farms. Gall at our Office or
write and we will be pleased to mail
you same. Remember we list our
own lands from the farmer direlt
and you don't have to paw two COM
missions when yen buy through us.
46tf GEsMAN BROS
The Oskaloosa herald., 1903-07-09
Notice to the Public

DR.. >. p. Talbot, veterinary, hay
Ing gone west for the BENEFIT of his
wife's health, his place has beer
taken here by his brother, DR.. w
w, Talbot, a graduate of Chicago
Veterinary College. Office has
been removed from Ed Fahrrey'e
feed yard 10 A. Rose Livery, across
the street from the opera house
Thanking the public for past pat
ronage, we solicit a continuance o
the came.
Drs. 8. p. and w w. Talbot,
49w4 Veterinarians.
The Oskaloosa herald., 1903-07-09
AETMzN
y LAllNI.D
HLOANC0
TUSCALOOSA

FOR RENT.-House of rooms, near.
ly new, $1,000 ...-a
House of 8 rooms, all modern conve'
niences, finely located, $3.50.
House rooms, we'll located and es'
sential conveniences, $500.
House of 10 rooms, modern, " block
of car line, convenie' to college
$1,000.
House of seven rooms on paved
street, 3 blocks of square, $1,000.
House of six rooms, two lots, well
out, $3.50.
Lyman Lard r Loan Co
----tt -,
FOR sALE.--A 2-story brick bust
ness block 40x12O, on corner Lofts
leased until 1906 at an annual rent
al of $1,000; located on High ave
nue. west.2 blocks from square. The
property is yielding a very gooc
rate of interest on the investment
Lymsp land 4 Loan 10
FOR sALE.-Cerner lot S0x12O OF
paved street. one block Of square;
fine location for office building
This property is offered at q very
reasonable price as they are stead
lily increasing Ia value.
Lyman Land & Loan Co
The Oskaloosa herald., 1903-07-09
49wv4
NOTICE.

Taken up by A B. Mattox on
premises or A. N1attox, West Des
Moines township, Mahaska county,
Iowa, the following desc dbed prop
erty: One sorrel pony mare with
blaze face, fax name and tail amt
three white feet.
Came on said premises about the
9th day of June, 1908.
w. T. MARTIN, Auditor.
Dated this 9th day of June, 1908.
48W3
The Oskaloosa herald., 1903-07-09
Wednesday, Markets
Rsports Furnished by SpsCiaj
Wire from Chicago.

Furnished daily by the Weare Con.
mission Co., commission merchants
Old Colony Building, Chicago, III
Branch Office, Rooms II ,12 Evans Bile
Private wires to all the principal OK
changes Of the country. r. n. WI
liams local manager.
CHICAGO, July 8, 1903
Open. Close High. Low
The Oskaloosa herald., 1903-07-09
CENTRAL,

...E GGN4Rk4H&,
GOING NORTH,
NO. /, st. Paul Mail w.. 6G6b s. II
No. 43, Abba Marshalltown Lo-
cal, arrives .,........... 1915
No. 43Albis- Marshalltown Lo-
cal, leaves. ..........-....11:2o q n
No. 8, Mason City Mall, ,.. 1855 p y
No. /, Newton Pass. $3.50
No. 45, Monmouth Osksloosa
Local, arrives ............ $3.50 p n
Ne. 10, Peoria Express, arr.IO;55 p ~
Nos, st, Louis-St. Paul f1yer11:10 p N
GOING SOUTH.
Nos, st. Paul.St. Louis flyer 4:55 a n
No. 4, Peoria Mail, arr -. .11:2O a o.
No. AZ, Marshalltown-Albia ;Lo-
cal, arrives ............... 1915 a
No. AZ, Marshalltown-Albia Lo-
cal, leaves. ............... $500 p N
No. 4, Newton Pass, arr. IL 30 o 90
No. 2, Newton Pass, arr. :. $500 D n
No.2, KansasC ity-St. LMaill v $3.50 D N
GOING EAST.
MOI 16, Peoria Express 80. $500 q m
No.44, oska-M onmouthLoo " $3.50 a NJ
No. 4, Peoria Mail. ..1l:27 a m
The Oskaloosa herald., 1903-07-09

EoR SALE. One two-seated car
rage nearly new Enquire Of II
V Smith, 200 Fourth avenue west.
4SW2
The Oskaloosa herald., 1903-07-09

FOR SALE. - Buckwheat seed at
STEMS feed mill " 49wlpd
The Oskaloosa herald., 1903-07-09
About Glasses:

Don't be foolish about your eyes.
You only have two. You can af-
ford to have them fitted properly.
! can tell you what they need
without guesswcrk, and my lenses
will help them over many long
winter evening without strain. II
you are interested come in and
talk 1t over. A
When you come to town to do 9TH
err trading,you look around. " you
come to see others, come and see
me also before buying and ! will
save you money and will give you
satisfactory results.
c. ]. LUKENS, NJ. D.
Eye and Ear Surgeon,
Over Golden Eagle, Oskaloosa.
The Oskaloosa herald., 1903-07-09

FOR SALE.-An east end home is Of
fered at very reasonable price for
a short time. House Of rooms.
hail. cellar, bath room, hot water
heat, cement walk, city water, 11z
blocks of Fourth ward school, one
block of car line, paved street, lot
60x120. Don't pass this up. You
won't get such a location soon
again.
Lyman Land & Loan co.
The Oskaloosa herald., 1903-07-09
Lyman Land q Loan Co.

FOR SALE.Property in east end
house Of 8 rooms small cellar, barn
for 2 horses, well, corner lot. Al
good one to own. $500.
Lyman Land & Loan Co.
The Oskaloosa herald., 1903-07-09

FOR sALE.-House of 8 rooms, cell
lar, city water, well, cistern, fur
mace heat, corner lot 60x120 f.,
finely located, two blocks Of square
on paved street. win take a small
property in exchange. A fine To-
cation for modern home.
Lyman Land & Loan Co.
The Oskaloosa herald., 1903-07-09

FOR SALE. - 8-room house i've
blocks from square; cellar, barn.
well, cistern, city water. cement
walk, convenient to school, lot lays
fine. A good home at very mod
crate price.
Lyman Land q Loan Co.
The Oskaloosa herald., 1903-07-09

For sleeping car reservations, tickets, time
tables, etc., apply to any Rock Island ticket
G. p A. Lines East Of Missouri River,
Chicago, Ill.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1903-03-24

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men, 8apa!"
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1903-03-24
Yeri6ieoenc Wa6rt6ten.

= Sieier Sage 6eii6tigte bcr
Ghemifer bes ruiiiifen @ren5aoll,
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ten Sol5geiit uno brahte einen
Sropfen bapon an Die Sunge, Inn ben
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BON einigen an1 3oaamt beifaftigter
Arbeitern beobahtet, unb alS Der gt.
ante bos 3ei6en gum SGlieben DC:
Taiies qab uno lid gleid Oarauf emf.
fernte, itiir5ten iib ELF Irbeiter olli
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triertem 3uitanoe iturf giftig tpirfr.
10 blieben oie Sol9en ni6t aus. Oh
aleih Grstlide Silfe iofort our Stelle
mar, 10 muBten boh 5pet Der Irbet'
ter lire @ier nit Dem Sooe be5ail.
len. mabreno iieben gnbere nod,
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Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1903-03-24

folben in SEN 0ebei5ten SfeiL Die
MiinOuta beS SauTes aegcn leinc
9ruit Qetcbrt, uno wartete bic Die
Slinte loseing. 2te Seile our6'
bofrte iein Ser5.
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mo man bate aqe Soiinlng altfge.
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i'm Or. 6offmum bon Der Srofe.
llniperittdt in Die Sano nahm unh
auf obiqe @eile ibm neues Seben per'
ihaffte.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1903-03-24
Nem SerIeD.

- Inter etuo 5man5ig Gaiiagie.
rem elmer Sroaep-@ur IN HeDart
mar neulid Der Holiseiiergeant
9roDn Der eir5ige md,rnlid)e 8aiia,
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hattie iie tbren Sis einaenommen,
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Tutter bes Suites Inn meinen Sop
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eineln S6auoer.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1903-03-24
Gin YruOcr rcttet Ole
Shtueiter.

Srau Marie SumbeI, 80 91ttler
StraBe III Sort @apne, Snb., per'
biirQt lid liht mir fur 6olgenoes,
ionoeru 1T aud berett auf Suffrage
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fdhr einem Sabre ipraG) elm Weoodel,
bel mir Dor, ons elenh nno frant
el,siah unO bolte cine Slaife SOrni'
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nler leibenb iei. Sic babe I'M 2auij
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banbele lie ais 9tierenleioenb, Elm
slnberer bebaltptete, lie leiSe ali Del
2eber, Elm Sritter iagte, lie babe Die
Sd!Dinoiu6t. "a iei zines Cages
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lie ueranIabt 81 mir 5u fomumen unh
cine Slaihe 8lutbeleber 81 bolen.
limo bas Gl1oe bon Der 8eld)ihte lit.
boR bas Wdoden bellte frdftig unb
munter lit uno ii6 Der beiten sc.
iunobeit erfreut."
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1903-03-24
G6Wets.

- Gin fiibnes 8oridnngS. Infer
nehmen 6etperfiteQigten tiir5lid) be-
,pabrte lllpiniiten, Die es gum erlten
Wole ma9ten, IN Die @rotte BON
Staloen, in Der 9dbe BON Sflup3,
einsubringcn; elm sefdbrlides Inter
uebmen peaen Der Siiae reiBenocr
@aiier ugo Der Woglihteit zines
iGben Abiturses in Die Selienge.
noble. Die @eieqidaft bate lid
nit 2e6ensihitteln fir a6t Gage Der.
iehen. nit 9eitern, 5000 Neter Sci
len unb acetplenlamper. go aus
deriiitet blieben iie as StunOen II
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fiir perloren gebaIten. 3miiAen
Abariineen lau9fam pororiuaeuo,
entoeGten iie nie geabnte Naturidon'
heiten, mie m%Grhenbafte Sropiitein.
bilounaen, bie berrlihite Gale &C.
idniien botten. Dos @roBartigitt
aber lit ein unterirbli6er @uiierfaa
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1903-03-24
Veiu Yorf.

Wonhe 9eute Gaben Su 3eiten
lire eiaenen Sooe5m5eigen 81 leien
befommen, obgleid tie feinesmegS
aeitorben maren, uber eS liegt IN Den
9tatllr Der Sade. baB ipenige
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hoben uniere eisene SeIdenfeier Der
onitultet. SSn oieiem Sale jeooh be,
fanoen lid brei5ebn normegi'de Gee
fuie bonn 2anlpfer .Siggen", oil
tiiralid in 9teip yorf nnlangten Uni,
cine &eiie binter iidl hatten, oeren
gorfdlle einen erifiitternoen Goman.
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idraube mar IN einem Stllrme &c
brodlen. SIM Gage unb fiinf NGbtt
hinburh NOR bnS 8abr5eug @inf
unb @elIen preisgege6en. 0it
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nnnsen Belt on 9ef belt, mdre beis
nahe Dor &Glte e"riroren unO IN bret
ShnecItiirmcr, Die in Ser Solge al,
lie rieoergin9en, %erblinoet. Sim
9ompier iubren bid)t gerug, Inn Die
gtcthiiQnole ieben 5u folncn Dor
iiber, ohue tic III heaften; lie aoeer
mic oic Stmoen porilber, lnGbreni.
Die oSi0qen" INNER neiter gus Der
&caion Der SabritraBe nbgetricben
muroe. ShlieBIib idpauo and
Die lette Soiiuung, md Die 2eute
madlten lid 3lrm Sterben bercit.
Ser &opitGu bielt einen 9~egrGbniB.
@~otte&hienit a6. Ga ploblid -
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1903-03-24

Der an SSiiQe rlno acknowledgement
Shonbeit Dem Niasara glathfomme
Die ShdBung bon Der @roBe Sec
MollerfdaeS id)eint 5war org itbsr.
trieben au iein; jeoenfaas fainter
Die @rotteufabrer ben Miagara mobl
mr. bonn Sorenlagen; bab eS itf nm
einen 9roberen @aiierihtr5 banhelt.
maa rihtia iein, er ipiirbe, tpenn al-
acmein ~suganglif gemadt, Die
SebcnSspuroiefeiten Der S6wei5 Nm
cine iolde eriter Slaiie permebren.
Cine entieslide llnthat iest bic
aanse 9epolferung oes 8~ropetbaIe3
i'm annton @nobt in Sbreden uns
@ntriituna. 8or einigen @od)erl
mar ein jungeS MtdoGeu, Goia
Siaieron, Eod)ter bes Serrn &alt
GroRratb uno Gipilitanssbeomten lit
Hopras, beeroist ppreen. &m
Sonnabeno friib funo man nun bas
@rab aeifGnoet, ben Sarg oifen unG
Sic itreflih p%eritImmelte 9eibe aes
Utaodens. &opf uno Ser5 feblten.
Ger Rumpf mpr uuigeriiien nnb eilt.
leert, Die @lieOmaBen abeeba,eil.
Sbater fan6 ntan Den &ohf IN etnen;
Sad,. 8eaen SEES Terbrehens prr,
Den apei 9riioer Senri unb 2asis
Goiaet BON 8uherens perbaftet. Die
Gftern Der beioen Gailfet iinb beioy
I'M 3ndtbaus geitOrben, NO lie pegen
Haiibes az iisen botten. Sbmami
Der @eihporehen,, bic bomaS hos
urtheil iprad1en, war Ser 8ater BEG
OFFERS Scr Seid,enihGnbune gepeien.
Die 8riiber Gaiaet batten linn bes.
balb Hahe geiduoren, inoem iie
iaaten. er lei ifulo oaran, oaB ibs
8ater ms 3udtbaus sefommen iei.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1903-03-24
Wcbr Nnirmbr.

Streifer. llnruben iinb lange nidt
10 aefGbrlid. ols elm 5erriitteter 3u.
itano bes &orrers. lleberarbeitet,
rl1enigenber S6lot 9terbenons
itrenqung peroen elmer allgemeinen
:3uiammenbrlrb Der @eInnbheit sur
SolQe baben, nenn niGt re6tSeitig
elm 5iloerlaiiiaeS Nittel ansemonbt
miro. @s gibt fem pirfiamcres
Mittel fiir llnorhningen Der 2eber
anb Der Hieren OILS electric gitters.
Gs 1T Elm tpllnoerbores StGrfunas.
mittel. ein eIiettiper NcrpenItdrfer
rlb Die bette %aagenleine Meoisin fir
ben aeihtpadoten &nrber. IS per-
treibt Nerp0iitdt, Hbermotismus Il.
Geuralgie uno tobtet Wolerias8 afte.
rien. Bios 90 Gents. .3ufrieoen.
itclluns sarontirt BON {. &. &uete,
656 Main StroBe, Dubuque, Soma.
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fleiner Sobn gerettet", idreibt Srau
20. @attius bon gleaiant gitp,
Shic. nGungenentaiinoung hattie
Inn ara miiseipielt unO nurbe
CT ne6enbei bon einem ihredli9en
6uiteu befolen. or puroe bon ben
beiten Ier3ten b%ebanoelt, pltrbe aber
iebeH Gag elenber. SdHiebli6 ee-
brauftcn mir Or. Sings Stem Dis
coperp fiir aus5ebrung unb unier
pieblina mar gerettet. gr lit iest
ferugeinrO m,o hunter" Sober
mann iolte ni'en, baB es oas elm
liae iidere Mittel fir tSuiten, Grs
faltuuqen unO ole 2iineenleiben 1T.
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