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The Richmond palladium. (Richmond, Ind.) 1906-1907, 1906-05-05

CITY ADVERTISEMENT.
Department Of Public Works.
Office Of the Board.
Richmond, Ind.

hlcHIuOuu, iuu.
To Whom it May Concern:
Notice is hereby given by the Board
of Public Works of the City of Rich
mond, Indiana, that on the End, day
of May, 1906 they approved an assess
ment roll showing the prima facie -
sessments for the following DESERT
public improvement, as authorized by
the Improvement Resolutions named:
Improvement Res(3utIon No. 80.
Providing for the bnstruction of a
cement sidewalk on The North side OF
North &c" Street, Fom North 21st
Street to North 2 Street, to uni
form width of FiY 5) feet.
Persons iAtfres In or affected by
said describing pr c improvement are
hereby notihl the Board of Pub
lie Works of city has fixed We'd
nesday May 9o6, as a date upon
which remonsfshnces will be received,
or heard, against the amount assessed
against each piece Of property describ-
| ed in said roll and will determine the
question as to whether such lots or
| tracts of land have been or will be
benefited in the amounts named on
said roll, or in a greater or less sum
| than that named on said roll.
Said assessment roll showing said
prima facie assessments, with the
names of owners and descriptions OF
property subject to- b~assessed, in on
file and may be saaan at the office of
the Board of Public Works of said
city. ....-
| JOS. S. TELLER.
| JOHN F. DAVENPORT.
WILLIAM II. ROSA,
Board of Public Works.
May 4-5-e-7-S-9-10
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Programs of the May Festival Will
Be Mailed by the Starr Piano
Company.

The Official programs for the Rich
mond Centennial May Music Festival
are completed and large numbers will
be mailed to all the surrounding
cities. Persons in this city having
friends within a reasonable distance
of Richmond and whom they think
would like to attend the festival. will
confer favor by sending the names
and addresses at once either by
phone or mail to Starr piano rooms,
Main and tenth streets. and the
official program will be mailed them.
This is a matter which should be
attended to at once as thepe will be
no second edition of the ogram.
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SUNDAY SERVICES
IN THE CHURCHES
First Baptist.

Sunday school at 9:15 a. m. Preach
ing at 1920 a. m. and 1880 D. m. by
Mrs. n. B. Leslie. Juniors at $50 p.
m. B. Y. P. U. at $50 p. M. All in
vited and welcome
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South Eighth Street Friends.
CIarence M. Case. Pa sfor.

Bible school at a. M, meeting for
worship at 1920; c. E. holds it's
monthly Junior service at $50 D. m.
Mid-week meeting for worship Thurs
day at 1870 p. m. The public is invited
to all services.
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PALLADIUM WANT ADS.
FOR RESULTS.

and two room fiat with bath. Safe.
ty Deposit Building. Heat and
watert furnished. References re-
CURED Dickinson Trust Co. II
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FOR SALE OR RENT-New seven
room house with barn-two new
houses in city-six room and bath.
modern. Ad. House, care Pal. Att
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Grace M. E. Church..

Grace M. E. Church..
Rev. Wilbur M. Nelson, Pastor.
Sunday school at 9 a. m. Preaching
at 1920 a. m. Glass meeting at 11:4
a. m. Junior League at 2:30 p. m
Tithing Band at 3 y. m. Senior Lea
que at $50 p. m. Sacred concert at
1880 p. M.
Song service at Grace M. E. church
Sunday evening at 7:30 o'clock.
Organ Voluntary .......... Miss Ross
hymn ................ congregation
I'VE Will Give Thanks" ;. .Butterfeld
Choir.
Solo THE Everlasting Light" "
................... Max Witt
DR.. r. ]. Pierce.
Offertory ................ Miss Ross
Kipling's Recessional. ID. r. De Kover
Choir.
Address ......... Rev. w. M. Nelson
Solo Jesus Only" .Rotol
Miss Patton.
Hymn ............... Congregation
Male Chorus-(Tenor Solo Mr. Hood,
Somewhere ............ Giffe
Benediction.
A cordial invitation is extended.
Christian Church.
Rev. T. n. Kuhn, Pastor.
Tomorrow morning at 1890 Rev. T
H. Kuhn will deliver sermon to the
Knights of Pythias. In the eveninE
his subject will be, What an Oppor
tunity." The public invited.
The meetings which are being helt
y X x
Ninth Street Baptist.
at Ninth Street Baptist church thi.
week, are preparatory to the baptizins
and communion services which will
take place next Sunday. Rev. R. D
Phillips of Cincinnati will be will
Rev. Randolph Sabbath and viii
preach morning and evening TIL
Rev. Harvey, pastor of the Wesleyan
| Methodist church Will preach at 2
m. this evening. Come and hear him
x ~
First Presbyterian.
Sabbath School 9:15, Mr.. Howar
A. Dill Supt Morning worship 1875
Sermon by the pastor. Theme: "Th
I Psalmist's Secret of Equnamity.
Evening worship 1880 The pastor vii
be assisted by representatives of tn
Students Volunteer Movement @
Earlham Collge who will present
most potent and promising feature O
Modern Mission Work. Prayer NEE
ing Thursday 7:30. Welcome.
| s: X x
North A Street Friends.
First Day School at a. m. Meetin
for worship at 1920 a. m. Evenin
meeting $50. Topic: Elizabeth Fry.
%%x
| United Presbyterian.
Rev. s. r. Lyons, Pastor.
Preaching by the pastor at 1890 ;
M. and 7:30 p. m. Farewell meetin
and memorial services Bring flower
Sabbath school 9:15 a. m. Christia
Union Gas p. m.
x X ::
First Methodist Episcopal Church.
Corner Main andsFourteenth SITS.
Rev. r.. J. Wade, Pastor.
Sunday school at S9:15 a. m. Pro
w. A. Fiske,t Supt. Morning service 4;
1890 o'clock Sermon Topic: Doe
1t Matter What We Believe and til
Importancefof Faith. Glass memetir
at IL: "A. a. m. Junior League at 3;
p. m. Epworth Devotional Service /;
$50 o'clock. Evening preaching ;
1880 p. m. Subject: Some Reasons fl
Believing. Strangers and all friend
welcome.
~ x
!, First Church ofpchrist Scientist.
|, Services at. 1890. Subject: ,Morta
and Immortals. Wednesday evenir
experience meeting at o'clock. PVT
ian Temple. All. are. welcomes Chri
tian Science Reading Room open
the public every afternoon excel
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day; Sunday fair; fresh west winds.
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fOOII1 N eIS " "IS VIC H1dUS 20 ScaSO
operation.
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FOR SALE-Cheap a good paying res
taurant call at Croager's Furniture
Store i0S Main St. 3i-6t
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dUeHI IiOII CITY % Ofty.
be played today as usual.
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No damage was done
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lief in social equality.
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Thursday morning. Dignam's Mag
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- ~ norEn roR

Il seems that amer al. ths rate bill viii - much
stronger than appsarel possible fe~ days ago The
Repubcans were frightens oat of their piopos ameod
msut Increasing rather .fan limiting the powers o. the
courts and though thsY have decided 70 hold 10 their
bFoad court review amendment thsy have limited the
power o. ts courts grant inluncsos b inserting ths
provision that al applications foF an injunction against
the enforcement of Tive deersos Of the interstate
ncros commission aust b hsas by thrss United States
judges and must be signed by Two Of them Appeals
win liz direct from tie circuit courts 70 the supreme
court This amendment. eiil have much The same II.
feet tho naey amendment limiting the power q hs
circuit courts q grant iulunctlona
Although Tie chienaln believes that ghe test rate
till thai - passed Ii HepahlIcan congress van
have but little effect ID eurhne the poser d tr nil.
roaaa sll il j. gooa thing 10 make some progress and
the Hepburn bia vlth tts Allison amendment. rlH be
ts most drastic rate bil ever enacted ia the cuitsa
states even Il is rouer eill = bat slight
Itsag coed thing too Cor tie pabliS to realize uat
u they earnestly desss tning ,lsy can iase d houer
much opposition tie railroads and ether eorontlons
mas make IL oongrss ard Throughout TOO country
hsrs vii b ether and ,sfossf rate bills needed, pro,a
oy ending altha eoseumeut ownership bait Il vii
b. even more dasat 70 sssars tlsir passage tan il
has been ths passage q 10 Hepburn b,n but t can be
done if TIE people ssht fqrlt aud thsy ell aght
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A NIEDEn nEIQRN

The Chleftan d aeas article Yesterday called al.
tsnton to The fact that it Vii bs impossible 70 pave
in front Of vacant property ant tie assessment Is raise
cd on such land 4 new board of equalization viii soou
be selected bg the mayor AID e''g council Nsn should
be selected who are progressive and who not afraid
% Put upon the vacant lots hea purely for speculative
pusposss values someNhat pFopoftonate to the values
put upon chem by Their owners uutt such a system IS
adopted il wnl BE- impossible 70 make many of the u.
prosements that are 50 mpsfatiseY demanded vulta
today
nsaltoeethet wrong, II Tie chieftains estimation
70 tax improved property higher than unimproysd prop
erty TO doso is 70 encourage speculation and 70 dls
courage improvement BIT since such i ths law We
cnn only make the best q Il There Il reason how.
ever rhy ws should st further encourage speculation
~ lowering Tie values u unlmprovsd ets q che racu.
lous point at when many Il them IN Fnita have been
lowered II TITS ess . efow, must rld ourselves
81 number of bafnacles speeulaton who are holding
tnes property 1T rass must not Be permitted 70 keep
back Eli improvements. Tie small property owners. the
men Who have Their Al invested hers. are willing and
anxious to 40 ahead. stall they ue held back bya few
bic holders. amply able = make tha Improvements de.
mandsi and many Of whom aFe not even residents Of
fhe elUg
1ls elslsens q vlnlta should Insist therefore, upon
enc appointment Of toas q equalization that win re-
ais eanallae TIE ass administration has made rood
start IN tis va q improvements It ean IN no way
better sheu ltsli iFlsaz e Fnlla than b insisting
81 Ihs appalasssns q azzza = equalization uIat vill
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aAan hENsK

IN tle senate yesterday IN he dslats "a the Amesid
msat to the rata bll providing for jail puushmsnt Of
tioss onoiA q te faaaa sho solas ta lawa SENATOR
Raisy masis most saesl-at spssch IA answu 70 ms
suggestion Of senator Aaseh that such offenders seaa
noe bs punished as common mAsiactonL said the Tsn
As senator
4 hops that time ulll cone whsn q shall b that
the richer man Il tl.s more certain All q b. that
he vii ls put in the psasutlasy uhsn ns violates tle
lass Of his country. heeaasa NJ rrssldsnt upon him
rests the histas, obligation o otey us las Tbs man
of little eonssqusnee ard lea property ou@ .ls ia~
small reward for protection ~ issa ,hs sossmmsn,
only uhen called upon q aafse iau Or Summoned
10 asht is battle Ils nsssr knows ahat Il so hase
e oncsrs ealleS egon 10 protest hs property nut Co.
msn uho own tls railroads ana ~lo sooaac, o. rrpas
enterprises d ihis eauntp aes rapss, ID shs aw tor
,s aadtsnal reason tlat esery dollars worsh u prop
erY thsl own snloys TIE ptuseeslou n thelAw
It Is amazing to as ,lat tiosa Who ars deeply inter
sstsd ID he supremacy q tls au afs is ons wla sesu
most determined to sleate T. pst tso falrpAa mana.
ssr 10 he peutsnissy aud ,ssif srlpes ~ii boas an
example . sll others Tlsg love nensl wea enough %
,ass TIE chance q =, 10 .hoFs q making more
bas lls rich and psaseetaas sli nas take Glance q
golag 20 the penissats Il usy sill %, respect ne
aa ,ley ought e bs pei slsis tsl eanno, harm tbs
las
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SURPRISING lGNoRANcE

II makes one blush tor the good name q the editor
iai profession when one reads much q the stun thai
written nowadays about Socialism and tor the truth
roo WHY men will persist III talking aboat things 81
which they Az aupremely ignorant passes understand.
iua but il i trus ID many Instances that he less man
knows thc more he say>
It tis indeed surprising however 60 see Tom Watson
leave the track 50 far he does recent editorial on
Socialism ia his magazine Watson IS an edacatedlman;
being IN poues he should have studied Socialism,
which, whether we like it OF not, IS Tie coming question
IA America as Ia al tie world Aud vet watson makes
this Amazing statement
aouly In a political sense can anyeus even dream Of
Two meu being equal fofoag eyes. cur common sense
tsll Is that such thing as equality ia strength capae
ity, character oF IN tle elements and achievements Of
manhood has no existence among men. Socialism pro
cssds upon ,he asa thar equality there can b. pat
there ana the EFFORT 70 prove that the idea corsc, has
been made time and again
The Socialists recognize tie inequality o. men iast
Tom Watson recognizes l. They know IL IS fosy even
70 think q equality 10 al things AL thsy desire IS
that men be equal politically which they are no, now
as Watson has again aud again admitted ana that they
be giyen equal opportunity to make living which they
are DOT now as Watson has also asserted again and again
Tom Watson would be beneattea by reading eThe
Jungle sncairs great aosel on Socialism. and 80
wsda anyone elsa uho wishes to get an inside view 81
- narnnse ila e iaafn there tbat Soeialist. ara
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49, rlanrlNa oN

Lincoln stefens against whom many think President
loosegets 'muek ake speech was s.rsd. IS Ia kansas
CTS gathering material foF auee series Of articles on
political corruption lie sags TIE people are Is rssu,e
70 reform present conditions as ever they we're Tis
ar.t hush q their anger nag he over bat theg have
steady detsrmiuatieB % uake tbs country nobler aud
better
NJ places his hops fof tie future on the yoang men
o. ths eouatfY Asgaolsd ia tAs Kaoxs Cts star he
says ris younger nan IS growing ~ with ths nss
code the s,ntleman tie felos seo doesn't want graft
because it isn't honorable because shabbt, lecauss
its tipping aud sentlsmsn don't take tips Hes he
new poset the young American Who despses public
snit because rs the psase Of tle ead and the fun.
gus man Bodied wealth diFiy its touch soils clean
hands and our Younger men want 20 sesp clean
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make vacant and purely speculative properly pay just
proportion Of taxation.


william Alien White asks some rather impertinent
questions In regard to Governor foshs Missouri, Kan.
Texas suit me gosenoraud the Republican spell.
binders VIII have some dneulty in answering these
queries ewhat is there IN the defense that Il viii not
eost the state of Kansas penny 70 help railroad rob
che taxpayers Of tns country Of % million doIny II
ths sat fair aud honest suit why does not the gov.
ernmeut insist Kansas payng every penny q the
pense attached 70 ty Is kansas The mistress o. the rail-
roads that they should pay her expenses ia any honest
transacilans And II ths is not transaction honest
enough towarant paving the expenses incurred by H.
Why ID heaven name should kansas touch tat aIy Ift
i Al honest sat wis should not Kansas pay the en
penses N ths sutY II Il i dishonest suit why SHOULD
the governor 81 kansas lend hls name to tr'
Frpn AZ q which II j apparent that tle Republican
ticket 10 Eas ths all st to rsrese much assistance
from william Allsn White
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BUILDERS NrEnEn

yiniia never leoss8 8 prosperous A. today street
paving actually under sas. Sidewalk ayug on arse
scale beginning ues baanes soius 20 and belug
parnea Fea essate values constantly clnhiug crop
prcspocls sefe never better statehood Is probable u,e
restrictions are o.ns removed faster tlaa ever 10 his
tory ana az about Is tie eaaatFg IS telng Developed
The uew commefeal elab rooms wlii soon - rsady
for occupancy ani when they au opene4 ever c,seu
Of yniia should II lie is na, ons already. l.,oons
memhef q the oomnerAl cub ana assist ia the uors
q pushing vini,a fofsad % Ter ueht'u racs among
the cities q the nes state
Ninisa wili begn Ifs : ths most solidl founded
town 70 Oklahoma tas counts at u onp IL ta rcest
counties tse at = feisra court ana surrounded n
country tlan etleh Tiers ]. none rlehar Is au the
United States WIN god iaanaatieu q Guild au.
therefore I ite structure aass uot rss bsaunfu ana
strong 3 alil = ne iaaIt 8 lie builders
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And them ere pieal, q Young msa Of TIA, kind
soue Democrats asme Republicans, some socialists
Amons them may le named Everett ColbJ Herbert
nadsy Joseph fols Joseph Nellu rat,enssn. ]. &.
fhelps Stokes. ppten Sinclair. Norman napsooa and
mang oiieo sha. though tlsg mas dner much Ia their
Views as ths afbt pay for doing things are ns,erls
les ali actaasei b ne srnspss q honesty ana
apushtnea. rhsy ai saat 10 assp clean.
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fnr orlsrInN 81 -

The chsftaln & inlofms1 tat AZ its nsst mes,ias
the e, COUNSEL wi l. a.ssd q sonsisr proposition
for sas frsuehlss sinlts nssa, sas ana Il
nees g lass as sen s possies riefised ptoger
maniman ei.asss asfesa arsn ia ths tnnehiss thar
wiluse vinl,a sas = elsapg 8. ith given 70 any o.
oar nsishtefias esfles. The ohsiiaia aoe net care
whsse ne gss comes ffam usf ogses t
litie sas earns aad i ii Is dsiiseied hsse b fall
and . te sapplY Is aagle then etat does li natter
wtsrt Z s from = slo slfss ts We stAw fooled along
sooa ahis % tlis - question: ths tias q art las
come II te proposition q s presented Tuesday night
" . sosi ens tsa tlss council euelt q acl 4, oace
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Acoaua-t ! hs+4e u il Eaatan Oklahoma. for ths
eefsnesiau Il sin miles 4 eaarets Sidewalk Thh u
n addition z tae aaA sIisaaf ad Aa ansaf eoutract
lsnt z about tihs f6F Nmila est h4sy on ths sas
walk qassiiohF Our eaiAs aasd bs assaes "a a.
ordinary village All - elaln e l. enc os ts eaa
ins eiie q sle lsfatofs Tsfs IS absolutely % rsasau
bow ahJ Ne sead 81 hsss Sod sidewalk g.ter
AZ ihaf s needed e sansans io tass ths lead ana
push things cant tls h slaasf
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yINDlcArloN

Tie electionof Walnm v lose a mayor y RAnsa,
city kan after he haa ben oasea from that oee ioi
falling % euiofea he qnarasxis i rot exactly ersatabe
VI the eitf which is elected him. ris platform VA.
ore " law violation IL promised wideopen town via
gambling and ariaslae ana Al their attending evils
That the people q Kansas cts, Kan. should delibsr
atsy vote iof sae conditions aimest inc1edble
BIC Is nevertheless true when onee ne virus 81 law
lesacss gets into peaeis bl8eit IS hard 10 eet & out
And the people Of tie kass tas have Ter years open
ei their door g tls vicious ard laasss un,u appears
az Z thsy Actually Constitute majority o. the
voters
Mayor Ross has besa sslnaieatea bat sa vinai.
cation thai most men would prefer uoi % have
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1906-05-17

Tie conference COMMITTEES - TO iadian appropria.
ton hill made lgsaif ssa sth Tulsa nartssyiie ana
other aspiring eente Il population ~ rattlng sut al
the new court tovn amendments And Tulsa had jast
been boassing that Al ifs eonferees had ieen for
her way down N ttslr hearts Esideuty il vas
hard 'iesllnn
The moeling Of tlle Indian Territory and Oklahoma
press assoelation e shasuss IS fofsdoonlsd failure
Edisor Douglass Of tie tasauzes Phoenix has announced
that under circumstance sl hs rece an original
poem We therefore refuse = attend
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"a oliasd Or real lali assensly conducted where -
bols afe allowed. so uisa gambans apd balsisioas
Language are prohibited. ~ lal place a. al Bat
whsn men aoass tis Iig<flles alasea usm b tuning
their loei foaa laie Incubator Ct criminals b per-
mi,ilng toung bais e ~ oa pag oo but 70 gamble
soeis'y sna tis ias demand tai scaled Ead
Eagle
Vinlla las sams roa lalls that answer aitsr e.ass
y @ ne description af fse shlei, meet wit ,he oa
dennaton q Tie Essld saiaat Iis coming grand lars
hoala sss el.stlsef ileF eems within tie las.
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According e pres reports tlsfs are number 81 the
students q tie raisenisf q Missouri sho would is
benefited by siaFt eoans ii JAIL fght nith circus
emplo'ees might easllg ts forgiven bur attempted
train weeking can handy bs parionea a. .eallsss
prank"
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The south NeAlestsr Capital thinks The Chieftain
should not have called attention 70 Tie machine made
editorials Of TIE aaskosse Times Democrat Telling
tales out Of seheol Is naughty ags ne Capital.
"nrothes Decker nakss soad On furnishing the news.
and he should have credit far tliat Hos mucl. i a
Democratic editorial eorth il Al African village any.
how Echo answers ses aat election ID Muskogse Il
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Ore Vinita Chieftain.
weekly Edition

The vinta Chieftan Is punashed every Thursday
morning II Vinita, Indian Territory Il is the oldest
and most extensively read newspaper IN the Northern
District u Ia It's twenty fourth year and has general
circulation throughout the north half Of the Indian Ter
ritosy The subscription price Of the paper Is tioo .
year always in advance postal card will get sample
copy anywere Ia the United States.
CHIEFTAIN PUBLISHING COMPANY.
n. M. meCLTNToCK. Eaitor.
Thursday vINIrA. l. II May H. 1898
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There revival Of tais conserving tbs building o,
The Oklahoma Cherokee Central from Chelsea to No
~a,a. Perhaps some day wars ~fIbs resumed also on
The vinlia Western
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1906-05-17

The person sh0 disturbed tha ron.
gfegAtlon last sunday by continually
coughing N requested ta buy j bottle
q fpleys Honey and Tar
"A. " Owens
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