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The Butler weekly times. (Butler, Mo.) 1881-1918, 1906-12-13
0utwits the Surgeon.

A complication OF female troubles,
with calarrh OF the stomach and
bowels, Ind reduced Mrs. Thos. 5
Austin, Of LaavenwOrtd, lad, to
such 2tplorshle condition, that
her doctor advised an operation;
but her husband fearing fatal results
pos pom j this to try Elec trio Bit
tiers: Gnd TO the RmGzemaEt OF all
who knew her. .his medicine com
plp'ely cured her Guaranteed cure
for torpi,. liver, kidney disc tSe,\ bill
iousness, i.undice, chiIls aud fever,
gene ii &C. lity, nervousness and
blood % isoninR. Best tonic made
Pri,c zoe ut Clay's drug store. Try
1t.
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A Report Of the
Fruit Handled at AmO-
refs BIG Fruit Farm.

The greatness OF the apple crop OF
the Darby Fruit Farm, which borders
our little city on the west and south,
Is probably little realized by our
citizens.
The total number Of bushels ship
ped ia barrels and boxes Was %, lis
which with 6,552 bushels oiwindialls
AMI culls, which was used at the
evaporator makes a grand total OF
29,G40 bushels for this years crop.
The cost oi putSing this crop into
marketable packages was 81, 600 90,
the greater part going to home la
Dor Post.
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Order OF Publication.
STATE OF MISSOURI, }

STATE OF MISSOURI
County OF Rates. So
In the Circuit Court, February term, 1907, In
Vacation October S,st. 1906.
Archibald Il Hart, y file NJ. Wood and Anna K.
Godfrey, Plaintiffs.
Elite r. Settlers, Eliza ]. Baker. Jere II. Hart.
stephen b Hart, the firm OF Duvall a
PeTcival, composed OF W. I. Duvall, j. b
Duvsll and II Il, Percival and r. @. Hart
well, Defendants.
Order of Publication.
Now at this day come the PLAINTIFF herein, by
their attorney, j. A. Silvers, and file their
petition, alleging, among other things that
defendants, Jere q. Hart and II X. Perelvall,
are non residents OF the state OF Missouri:
Whereupon Il Ia ordered by the clerk In
vacation that said defendants be notified by
publication that plaintiffs have commenced
suit against them In this court, tn object and
general nature o. which is to obtain decree In
partition and an order for the sale OF The 'ollow-
ing described real estate lying and being situate
In the county Of Bates ana state OF Missouri, to-
wit;
The north half Of the southwest quarter of the
southeast quarter and the north half OF the
southeast quarter of the southwest quarter all
in section sixteen tl6) town-hip thirt I-n'ne (Sa)
OF range thirty C0) and the east hair OF the
southeast quarter and the northwest quarter OF
southeast quarter and the northeast quarter OF
the southwest q ssrter and the east half o. the
northwest quar,tr Except the east ten acres
thereof and the east one. fourth 10 of the west
half of the nor'hwrs st quarter and the south
one-.oarth Of the southwest quarter Of the
northeast quarter all in section 81 teen llGl and
the south three-fourths 1874 of the northwest
quarter Of the southwest quarter OF section af-
teen rs and the sou beast quarter OF the south
wes, quarter of section nine l9l all Of above land
in town, hip thirty nine 1891 of range thirtYlSOl
In said county and state and /. division OF the
proceeds of such sale between the above named
parties plaintiff and defendant acc riding 10
their respective rights aud interests as decreef
by lie cUdrt and that uni IS the said II. r..
Perciyall and Jere b. Hart be and appear at
this court. at the next term, TO be begun and
holden at the court house In the city Of Butler,
In said county, on the first Monday in February
1907, and ON or before the first day OF said term,
answer or plead TO the petition in said cause,
the same will be taken as confessed, and judg-
meDt will he rendered accordingly.
And II Is further ordered, that copy hereof
be published according 10 law, in THE BUTLER
WERKLY TINES, newspaper published In said
county of Bates for four weeks successfully,
published st least once week, the last insrr-
ton to be at least thirty day before the first day
of said next February term of this court.
&. M. BARkLEi,
Circuit Clerk.
A true copy from the record. Witness my
hand, ana seal Of the Circuit Court of Ratcs
sEAL. County, this 10th day of November,
lgO6. NJ. BABkLEl.
SIT Circuit Clerk.
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SAN FRANCISCO STORM.
Gale Topples over TOtterinG walls
in Burned DistrIet-one Death
Reported.

San Francisco, Dec. IA south
east gale sweeping along the coast ss
q registered velocity Of 4s miles an
hour Monday resulted in the death
OF one man in San Francisco and in
the severe injury OF several others
Shipping In the harbor was consid-
erably damaged and In all quarters OF
the city lettering walls were hurled
to the ground. blocking streets and
interrupting traffic. Owing to dan
ger from falling walls street car ser
vice was entirely suspended.
John Rynehart. laborer employed
at the corner of Stockton and Broad.
way, was caught under a falling wall
and killed. One OF his companions.
Adrian Esnoil. was 30 severely in,
jured that his life Is despaired Of.
In every section Of the burned dis
trict ruins were toppled over.
Two frame houses, one at the corn
err OF Washington and Leavenworth
streets, the other near Leavenworth
and Broadway, were levelled by the
gale The Burnett school was un-
rooted and the roof of the Bernal
school was torn off and blown away.
On the bay the storm was terrific.
The ferry boats, proceeding with ex'
traordinary caution. were tossed
about until scores of passengers were
sick. The lower decks were ava 81
most of the time and occasionally
the crest of wave leaped onto the
hurricane decks.
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Order oil Publication.
STATE OF MISSOURI, }

County Of Bates.
In the circuit Court, October term, loes.
Nov. 10th, 1905.
Mary 4. claymsr, Plaintiff.
James i i,shlidsr. r.uni. usklid.r. Defend.
Now Of this day comes the plaintiff herein. b.
heY attorney, Harry Claymer, and dies her pc.
ttion and a9dayit. silegngs among other
tAings that defsndAnts. jauned 8. Lisklider and
Faanis Hckndsr ars non residents Of the stats
Whereapon, its ordered BY the Corrt That
ssid defandAnh be notiAed b. psbllsatioa inst
plaintiff has commenced . eult sssinst them in
~nich Is . obtain deere. Il partition q IL.
following described real sststs lying and being
situate in the eoonty Of Bates and stsss Of Mis-
' Tie nossswess quarter Of the sorshsast qusrs
ter Of section twenty -four tsl) In township
forty-one (ail Of range thirty two tsN and oil Of
lots hundred-four 90 and i've o. and thirty
one (oiD feet 81 Of tie west aide o. number
threets} IN block number three q! q Pages "a
Bates county No and TO have decreed the re-
spective interests Of each Of tie plaintiff and
defendants hereiD, and to have the above de-
scribed premises sold and the proceeds divided
respee We interests, and that unless the said
james 8. lickllder and FANNIE Lcklider be
and sppear at this court, at the next term
thereof to be begun and holden ct the court
house In the city % Butler, In said county, on
the list Monday In February, 1907, and on or be
fore the first day Of said term, answer or plead
to the petition in said cause. the same will be
taken Re confessed, and Judgment will be rend-
erei accordingly.
be mi blished, according 80 law, in THK BurLKI
WKrKLY TInRs, q newspaper published In saiJ
county Of hates for four weeks successlveiy
nm Mi shed at least once week, the last insar-
hon 10 be ct least thirty ds,a before the hrsI
day OF said next February term OF this eyuFt
CHAe. n. HAHKLEy,
Circult Ctrk.
a time eopy from fhs record. Is hnrss nj
had, and seal Of The circuit wut q
[saAl.l Ssss' ssrat1 81 g|s dSaZ5 & -
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Notice 10 hereby Givsa thss Letters
Of administration upon the estate Of I. A
Touty, deceased, have bssn granted y
!ss andsrsigned by TIE Bsts, Cosn1
Probate Court r.. Bate aa !. Comfy ni,scsn
All psrsons having clalms against said estats
are required 70 exhibit thlm to ~ for GLOW
anee within one year nom the date Of cid lss
tsrs, or they may be traciuded non my bene
hibited Within two yusY, fro@ ihe dsts a =,
publication Of this notc, they viii Be forever
barred. G. n. HUGHES,
+. M. EQUITY.
ST Administrators.
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tina u Nm Live Stos.L

Omaha. Dec. ,o.-ca,t,e-Roce,,,, g.
goo. marLst strong 10 ,haa. higher: n.
d. s,aars "a 7As,s N. oavs ana hsif-
orc - aosI * wastarn s,s.r. a 2,ss n.
Tsrss .,sars ss,.N,a 70. Gov. and hs,s'
-. 90 oosa ~. oanrsrs Z, -sz,9 n. ,.o,k-
or "a ss.dsrs 40 Thmt s. calves ~ %
"a 90. bulls and rsrss saaS1 %
s,HS I a. ~ a. -..-S ~
Goo: light. 8.20G0. 40: pigs. S.eJGS. %:
bulk of sales. Sc. I508. 20.
ahesp-Rscaipts LOO: market dsv =
lee lower: y~arlinsa ~. 5O0e. 10: veshArv.
r.. Oo6S. "a: ewes. G.500a, IS: Iambs. ea s.
n. %.
-.
o'''
,,.1Ss...t. y 4. -. ~ -. m,
az. ~ ~ -Ss<
-: ~ 30 % ~. ~
80
NJ ~. ~ ~ - =: -. ~
1Se.
crsst 49,; ~ !. EAL
$500 sssSsx -
49,. ~,
OhioAss, Dsa. 10. CaeA-WheeG&Q.
RI 1sMo1A M rsd tsbgss 2
- lyyes ~ ISVsVs ~.
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no. Pac. Excursion Rates.

Humeosekpfs Excursions Rate
one far pins 5000 'Nr round trip
Tickets on sale lst ana Bird tuesdays
OF e,ch month, except that rates TO
Denver. Pueblo, Colorado Springs
ana Trinidad, Colo, will he one fare
PHI $50 Tickets limitpd - u
days from date OF sale. For points
to which tickets may be sold call ut
depot or phone 81.
Spectral round trip rate to Kansas
City 81 II on sale Saturday OF each
week. al trains leaving Butler after
twelve o'clock noon and all trains
on Sunday, good to return on any
train leaving Kansas City before
noon the following Monday
Christmas and Holiday Excursions
to al points In Indian Territory,
Iowa, Mimi. Mo, Neb, Kans, Okla,
South OAK, Texas and VIA, topoints
in Illinois, louisiana, Michigan,
North OAK. and Wyoming on sale
Dec. %. 20, "a and rs, 80, 81, and
Jan. good to return to Jan 4th
1907. Open rate Of fare and one
third round trip.
Special one-vsy colonist rates to
west and southwest. One hall oil
normal one. way rate plus 400. On
sale Nov. 6 and 20, Dec. 4 and Is,
1905, Jan. 1 and Is, Feb. s and 10,
March and 10 1907. To points In
Kan. Colo, Ind. Ty, Loua, Mexico,
Nebr, New Mexico, Okla, 8. OAK,
Texas and Wyo.
Special one way colonest rate to
points 10 Ark, Colo, Ind Ty, Kan
Loua, South Me, Neb, New Mexico
Okla, South OAK, Texas and Wyo,
Rate Of one hall regular plus 400.
On sale Nov 20, Dec. 4th to l 8, 1905
Jan. l and Is, Feb. 5 and 10, Marcl
8 and 10th.
E. C. VANDrRvoRT,
Agent
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MARKET REPORTS.


Kansas City, Dec. Receipts
12,Ot0; market steady to lcv high r.;
native steers, SitbHiI5; southern steers,
StU0iI;s5: southern cows, $2.,-'sS.,0; ma
tive cows ana heifcrs, S2.Wiig5,lu stock
ers and feeders, S2,4U04,;1; bulls. s2.25't
400; calves, S2.'DnG..J; western led
steers. S.i.iUd5.5u; western fed COWS. SD
GiI.G0
Hogs-Rcccipts 5000; market strong TO
1c higher: bulk OF sales. Sj.3diid,:.4!i i:
heavy, SG.3Wu6S5; packers, Si..5 l6.S2ia;
pigs aud light, $5.75ft6.2Ils.
Sheep Receipts S,GN market 5;Iloc
lower; muttons. $i.dOH5.,5; larlhS. SGuJ
GT.l0; range wethers, S4.Nu6.;i5; fed
ewes, S4.Uv@tJ.2J.
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Chicago Live stock.

Chicago. Dec. o.-Cattle-ReUcipts H.
0n; market lJtilJc higher, h~tFvs. SLID
MT.4p; cows and hcifers, Si.Iuil,'..1
stOckers and feeders. Sa.:t',tI.'-'; Texans,
3.T5ni,Oo; westerns. S3.s0u4.'s'; calves,
SGUOaLTj.
Hogs Receipts Is Ovo; market strong;
mixed ana butchers, $6ir., o.iu; good
heavy, $6.25GG.+9'a; rough heavy. Sa.aJie
60; light, SG.UpttG.3J, pigs. SD s&.-3;
bulk of sales, Se.llaG3,
Shcep-RpCripts ID. No.; market Toe low
er sheep, S4.OJliJ.IJ; lambs, S4.:nJ1.IS.
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Sberitf's Sale in Partition.
Thomas A strobe vs.. Mamie ]. Carlton

Thomas Strobe Vs. Mamie j. Carlton
In the Circuit Court Of Bates Co. Missouri.
Nv virtue and authority OF d uecfee and or
der OF sale made by The ssid Court, In the above
entitled cause. and Of certified copy thereof,
dated November goth 1905, l will on
Friday, December q, 1905,
between the hours Of nine O'Clock In the
forenoon, ami i've O'Clock In the afternoon
or tina. day, at the west front door or the Courf
House, In the city OF Butler in Bates County,
Missouri, cell ct public yendue, T. the highest
bidder for cash In hand, the following desefib-
cd real estate. via:
Of he eouthesst quarter OF section thifty i've
III IN toWnship foTty.unI ~ q r1bgs tWunsy-
nine C21, IN BsSo eountt, N'eecexi. 8
~ sl...s sfIsA. dss' : 80
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CASTORIA
For Infants and Children.
The Kind You Have Always Bought
signature ssass 'es Of Lhz2zZx
Order ~ Publication.
STATEOF MISSOURI,


County of Bates,
J, d. Alltn. trustee Of the estate Of T; J; FRY,
Thos. j. Smith, administrator of I. Fry,
deceased; Lydia l.. FRY, administratr OF I.
j. Fry, deceased; John q. Hayes, admit lstrs
tor of John Fry, Jr deceased Myrtle May
Fry, Aibertus Fry, Martin l.; Fry, Martha
and Alkaline +. wetger, Mary Il. Mengrr,
Anna NJ. stoner, AIDA Y, wenger, l. Lincoln
Weneer and Albertus +. Wenger;
Order OF Publication.
Now at this day comes Il plaintiff herein, by
their attorney, j. A. Sllvers, and fle their p'ti-
ton, alleging, among other things that defend
ants, Mary +. Weng"r, Anna N. Stoner, AIDA
y. Wenger, l. Lincoln Wenger and Aibertus Y.
Wenger are non-residents of the state OF Mis-
souri,
Whercupon, IL is ordered by the court that
said defendants be notified by publication that
plainti have commenced suit against them
in this court the object and general nature Of
which Is 10 obtain decree, constituting tho VIII
OF Maria ). Try. deceased, and directing the
plaintiff trustee in IN" distribution of the trust
funds now in his hands as trustee OF the estate
of T. j. Fry, said trust having been created
by the will Of the late Maria :. Fry, deceased,
am that unless the said mary L. Weug,r,
Anna NJ. St,ner, 1. Lincoln Werger, Albettas T..
Wengpr, be and appear al This urt, at the next
term thereof, TO be begun and hrdei at the
court house In the city If Butler, in said conn
ty on the first Monday in February 1907, and
on or before the first day of said term answer
or plead 10 the petition in said caus the same
will be taken rs confessed, and judgment will
be rendered accordingly.
And II 10 further ordered, that copy hereof
be published, nccordit < to law, in THE BUTLER
WRENLY TIMES, newspaper published in said
county of Bates for four weeks successfully,
publishes at least once q week the last inser-
lion to be AZ least thirty days before the brst
y L..h - .afn 10
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Favorable Report on Moody.

Washington, Dec 10,-The senate
committee on judiciary Monday au-
thorized favorable report on the
nomination of William II. Moody.
the present attorney general to be an
associate justice of the supreme court
of the United States.
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Condition of Winter Wheat.

Washington, Dec. l0,-The month
ly crop report of the department Of
agriculture shows that the condition
of winter wheat December was OIL
as compared with Oil per cent on
December /, 1905 and a nine year av.
erage of 92.9.
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St. Louis, Dec. W.--CItt.r- Receipts
$3.50; market Toe higher: beef steers,
$S.2Jd7.00; stockers and feeders. s2.ooQ
40; cows and heifers. 81. 40l.5.2,; Texas
steers, s2.50I5.5O; cows and heifers. s2.35
$3.50.
Hogs-Receipts $500; market luc high
err; pigs and lights. S6.Uya6.45: packers.
IS. 1lGtG.40; butchers and best heavy.
IS. 2Jd6.4o.
Sheep-Receipts 5000: market steady:
natives, s3.OOQ5.+O; lambs, SS.I5d7.O.
Martinsburg statesman-democrat. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1906-1921, 1906-09-21
Killed by n Train.

Mr.. James Gregory, drayman and
huckster of this city met violent
death, last Thursday morning, by be
ing struck by train No. 8, while gather
ing coal along the tracks Of the Balti-
more and Ohio railroad near the Ope-
quen bridge. Heevidently did not bear
the approach of the train and was
struck before he was aware of his dan
ger. He was hurled some distance and
was dead when picked up few min
utes later.
The remains were taken te the UNI
dertaking establishment of Mr.. a ko-
gelschatz, and later to his home where
his motherless young children had been
awaiting the return of their father for
several hours. The children are Virgie
Cora, Bessie, Andrew and Marshall ,all
Young and their situation is most de
plerable, and appeals to the sympathy
and kind offices of the neighbors.
Mr.. Gregory was 81 years old, and
had been a widower for several years.
The funeral took place last Saturday
from the Lutheran Church at Gerards-
town where the family had resided be
fore removing to Martinsburg.
Martinsburg statesman-democrat. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1906-1921, 1906-09-21
Thinks Bryan is Stroacst.

The Baltimore Sun ames Governor
Montague, Governor Folk, Hoke
Smite and Senators Bailey and Gull
berson as Southern men Of President
ial size and advocates the nomination
Of a Southern man in 1908 for President
The South has more strong men than
The Sun has nominated, but every
Southern State that has spoken has de
clared for Bryan Why? Because Bryan
is stronger In Virginia than Montague;
stronger in Georgia than Hoke Smith;
stronger in Missouri than Folk strong
er in Texas than Bailey or Culberson
stronger in Mississippi than John
Sharp Williams; stronger in South
Carolina than Tillman; stronger III
North Carolina than Governor Aycock
or Chief Justice Walter Clark. Every
Southern State has men OF Presidential
size whe enjoy the confidence OF the
people, but there is not State In the
South where the masses of the people
are not so set upon the nomination OF
Bryan that they will not consider the
bringing out of any favorite son to de-
feat his denomination. 1t is not be-
cause they love Bryan more than IA
vorite son, but because they see in
Bryan the greatest American. And this
is true of those who do not believe in
government ownership of railroads or
railroad ownership of government
Raleigh IN. CT News and Observer.
Martinsburg statesman-democrat. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1906-1921, 1906-09-21
Don'i Kick When he Is Down.

Don't kick man when he is down.
By your snubbing man you may
cavse him to go entirely "to the bad. "
All men make mistakes in life, and
some make greater ones than others.
If you connot give man some encour-
agement don't go near him. Try to
make man of him; give him good adj
vice and Encouragement, and you may
be the cause of his turning a rev
leaf" and that would be great bless
ing, Perhaps all some men need, when
they are throwing them selves away,
is kind advice, and you would not let
a man destroy his soul, when you, by
taking him by the hand and giving
him words of encouragement, could
save him. Throw away the old habit of
kicking a man when he is down"
and try to lift him instead of pushing
him farther down. No man looks
down upon another because of his try
ing to save another's soul.
Martinsburg statesman-democrat. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1906-1921, 1906-09-21
Hands Off" They BeQ,

New York, Sept. LITTLE appeal of
theiCuban insurgents to the United
States is "hands-of. In accord with
this there will be sent TO President
Roosevelt late today a memorial pre-
pared by the Cuban Jupta in this city
under direct instruction from the lead
ers of the revolutionary forces in the
ii I'D. With it will be sent proclama-
ton issued by Gen. Enrique Lorimez
del Castillo, in command of the insur-
gent forces in Havana province, which
in scathing terms deneunces the Pal
ma government as dictatorship aud
Palma as usurper and calls upon all
patriotic Cubans to join with the insur-
gents to remove the entire government
from power. The memorial will ask
that american warshIps be not sent
to fight the Cuban people, for 80 per
cent of the Cubans are in sympathy
with the revolution, and not with the
usurper Palma"
Martinsburg statesman-democrat. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1906-1921, 1906-09-21

Hagerstown, Md, Sept. is. NJ.
Williams, secretary of the Pennsylva-
mia State Board of Trade, arrived in
Hagerstown today en- route from Har-
rsburg 10 Pittsburg on the campaign
for fiat two-cent railroad rate. While
here he met number of members of
the organization and business men in
terested in getting cheaper passenger
rates on railroad. "Hhe Homeless 26''
had its origin in Pittsburg and was the
first body of citizens TO conduct a sys
tamatic campaign for the two-cent rate.
Secretary Williams, speaking of recent
action of some of the railroads in re
ducing passenger rates, said the action
was looked upon in many quarters as
Il shtewd move to forestall railroad leg
isIation by Stale Legislatures. He de
clares his organization, which has II 600
members, will not cease working until
they secure twO-cent rate and abol-
ition of certain alleged abuses. He will
90 from here to Hancock and Cumber-
land
Martinsburg statesman-democrat. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1906-1921, 1906-09-21

Washington, Sept. 13.-Intervention
by the United States in Cuba for the
"maintainence of Government ade-
quate for the protection of life, proper
ty and individual liberty" imposed by
the Plat amendment, is believed by
many observant persons to be at hand
The way for action has been paved IN a
military sense. The General Stafi oil
the army, after planning for three years
for lust such contingency as this, has
a plan whereby the island may be
quickly surrounded by a force consist
ing of mounted infantry, cavalry and
mounted artillery. Secretary Bona
parte, of the Navy, left Washington to-
night for New York, admitting that he
will see the President before his return
This means that further movements OF
naval forces to Cuba will be consider
ed. Mr.. Bacon, assistant Secretary OF
State, also will go to Oyster Bay. ms
means that further conferences as to
the diplomatic complexities of the Stu
alton are required before the President
proceeds to intervene.
Martinsburg statesman-democrat. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1906-1921, 1906-09-21
MrSOaro M/Jon

The following letter is only one OF
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auent headaches, from which the doctor
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