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The Lehi banner. [volume] (Lehi, Utah) 1891-1917, 1907-12-05
NEWS OF THE
WEEK

Plenty of coal at Peoples Go. Up.
j. NJ. Anderson of Salt Lake
City was IA Lehi visitor.
Miss L. Austin spent Thursday
II -. Lake with her parents.
Albert POwelson of Raymond,
Canada, called on friends Monday
in Lehi.
Dan Skouson of Raymond,
Canada, was II visitor at the home
of James Kirkham.
Coles Hot Blast Heaters makes
the coal pile last. Peoples Coop.
Leonard Peterson of Provo spent
a day in Lehi visiting friludS.
Myrtle Kirkham and Irene
Smellie Of Provo were guests at the
home of j. Kirkham.
Two tickets with dollar pur.
chase of toys or Xmas goods at
Peoples Coop.
Laura Nye of Garfield is visit.
ing with her parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. Christian KnudsOn.
Grace Anderson and daughter
of Salt Lake City are visiting
friends in Lchi.
Isaac Fox, SIN, who has been
very i'll, was able to he out again
this week.
Several cars of cattle was shipp.
ed from Lehi to Los Angeles dur.
ing the week.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. Bradder enter.
tanned friends during Thanksgiv
ing.
The Racker Mere. Co. are giving
two TICKETS with every dollar in
cash expended with them also for
every dollar cash paid on account,
emitting you to chances in thior
prize drawing Jan. 2nd, 1908.
Richard Kirkham spent Thanks.
giving at Mount Pleasant in San
pete among his friends.
When winds shrek high in hendish
CHE,
And enters win'er with his key
Protect yourself, from disease he free;
Take HOLSTERS Rocky Mountain
Tea, r. j. Wadsworth.
Alice Woodhouse spent a few
days with her friends at Garfield,
participating in Thanksgiving
dinner before returning.
The stork has been quite busy
this week, visiting the homes OF
j. r. Giles, J. A. Goodwin, David
Jones, Elias Jones, and A. Bone,
kindly leaving daughter at each
of the above named places.
On Thanksgiving Eve the Second
Ward Sunday School gave n bal
in the pavilion. A fine turkey
was given away. The gentleman
holding the lucky number wa
John Haslam of Am. Fork.
Never can tell when you'll mash
finger or suffer a cut, bruise, burn o.
said. BE prepared. DIR Thomas
Electric oil instantly relieves the pail
--qul ky cures the wound
The Lehi banner. [volume] (Lehi, Utah) 1891-1917, 1907-12-05
A HAPPY CHRISTMAS.
Il 10 Dest Made by Remembering the
Christ Spirit Of kindness.

4 happy Christmas to gSown people
and merry Christmas 70 the chill.
drenl And let Il be a happy Christ
mas; for that one day put away wor
ries and disAgreeable feelings, and en-
ter into the real spirit OF Christmas,
which Is 70 give happiness iHto some
human life II 10 not in the giving OF
presents alone that IL the true Christ.
mas; II IL In bestoVinG kind words
kind looks and smiles vhsrs there IL
not always sunShine. Why do people
so often think Christmas q burden
aud wish the holiday season past?
Why should the sad aAd sorrowful
look forward 10 II as . dread ami
yerSary? This 10 the worst form OF
selnshness, Christmas should be a
day OF selt,forEettHlness and Of think
ing ot some one eise's life. and how II
can be made brishter. There IL a
sreat'dsal Of sadness and worry in all
stations Of life, and a few ehsery
words, accompanied BY . smile. give
great encouragement and cost but 1T
tie EFFORT.
And the children Does anyone
ever notice Tire vtFfth faces peerinE
into the fascinating sNap windows o.
this season. an rev. r'hsT that prob
ably this Is ih-'r ownsrs' only glimpse
Of Christmas7 That IN their whole
miserable existence never q penny has
been ha them Of their very
own ldiess one and the
sorrowtul we'll a. those who
daily take walks abroad, think
Of this, and enc In his own way
DO his best TO gladden. some life, and
by doing 90 feel by chFistmas night
that there is something after all
worth doing and living for In this old
world, and the new year will be pre-
pared for by ending the old one we'll
The Lehi banner. [volume] (Lehi, Utah) 1891-1917, 1907-12-05
Sold and Recommended by
T. j. WadsWorth

NAAo' ~'uOC AeONhhiiA NhNCi thAhSN
Mrs. Jones, her sister, this week.
Big stock of Rubber Goods at
Peoples Coop.
John Willes is confined to hi.
room with distressing pains in his
back.
Edna DortOn Of Provo spsnt q
day or two with her parents thi>
week.
The residence of Brigham Mulli
ner is adorned with the sign
Measles.
A. ID. Wilcox of Am. Fork, son
lr II, ID. Wilcox, is reported quite
III.
Mrs. Letta Hanson aud famill
of Garland ave the guests of Mrs
Anne b0dJcS.
Mr.. aud Mrs. john Shaw
Nampa, Idaho, are visiting with
the parents of Mrs. Shaw,
Keep Warml Big stock Of
Overcoats aud Rain Coats at PEG.
pies Coop.
A 2xsx2O piece of lumber was
stolen from the front gate of II.
ID. Wilcox's residence this week.
Prof. O. A. Kirkham of the L.
ID, S. IT,, Salt Lake City, was the
guest of his father this week.
Alice and MILFORD Knudson is
up from Provo visiting their par
ents, Mr.. aud Mrs. Mat KnudsOn.
The Raoker Nero. Co. are giving
two tickets with every dollar in
cash expended with them also foi
every dollar cash paid on account,
emitting you to chance in Their
prize drawing Jan. 2nd, 1908.
Mrs, Jas. Broadbent has re.
turned from Eureka, where she
had been attending her daughter,
Mrs. &. Earl, who was very i'll.
A. Gardner, Buel and Rodney
Alfred and n. Anderson, b. Y. u.
Students, were in Lehi spending
Thanksgiving with their parents
Sugar City special creams loo
per pound; Choice Mixed Nuts
l5g per pound, until Xmas at
Peoples Coop.
Trial CatRuh treatments are being
mailed out free, ON request, 10y DIR,
Shoop, Racine, Wis. These tests are
proving To the people-withOut
penny's oost--lhe great value Of this
scientific prescription known to drug
gisls everywhere as DIR, shoopS
Catarrh Remedy. Sold by T,J. wAds-
worth,
Here are a few reasons why you
should see ''The Cow Puncher"
soon to he seen at the Lehi Opera
House, Saturday, Dec. eth. It's
pleasing. It's entertaining. It's
different. It's instructive. It's
alive in every act, and every act
possesses value 1t is entertaining
TO the father and mother as well
al to the children. 1t is eloquent
with bright, brief, laughable
comedy. 1t possesses pathos,
humor, adventure and strong
heart interest. An adequate cast
of players fulfill all requirements.
The Lehi banner. [volume] (Lehi, Utah) 1891-1917, 1907-12-05
BuIIdIna 20 MANY u,s,.

An old brick laboratory in Middle.
town, Conn, which was torn down re.
Gently, has been put to many uses
since its e. ection in 1926. Originally
II was a clubhouse, but It has since
been used ~ hospital, an eating
house, carpenter shop, an icehouse
and an electrical laboratory.
The Lehi banner. [volume] (Lehi, Utah) 1891-1917, 1907-12-05
Notice of Assessment No. q.
MIDNIGHT BELL MINING &
All IfINH HnnpANN p.;,.,t,,

MILLING COMPANY, Principe
place Of business, Lehl City, Utah,
Notice Ia hereby given that at ,
meeting Of the hoard OF directors q.
the above named company, held on Ia,
25lh day of October, 1907, assessment
No. 4of Rl.OO per Thousand shares war
levied ON the capital stock Of the
corporation, payable immediately TO G
N. Child, secretary, al the Bank OF
Lehi, Lshi City, Utah.
Any stock upon which this assess.
ment may remain unpaid ON the 10Th
day Of Nov, 1907, will he delinquent
and ADVERTISED for sale al public auction
and, unless payment is made before,
will be- sold on the 18th day Of Deem
her, 1907, at = y. m, nj the Ross
Building, Lehi City, Utah, TO pay the
delinquent assessment together with
the cost Of advertising aud expense Of
sale.
q. n. CHILD,
Secretary
First publication Oct 81, 1907.
The Lehi banner. [volume] (Lehi, Utah) 1891-1917, 1907-12-05
A pay Of Reckoning.

Twas the day after Ckristmaa
And all through the house
The children we're having
A merry earouss;
while pa In HE study
was tearing HE hair
As he gAGed a. the bills
That were piled sysrywhaya
Town Topics.
The Lehi banner. [volume] (Lehi, Utah) 1891-1917, 1907-12-05
LOGICAL Deduction.

Cooklady approaching master OF
the house, anxiously) Gould ye bc
after tellln me the time o. day
Shure all the clocks in the house Is
different except one. Master Of the
house--That one is right, Bridget
The Circle.
The Lehi banner. [volume] (Lehi, Utah) 1891-1917, 1907-12-05

ANsrice Is an incurable malady. an
ever-hurning IRE, tyranny which sx.
tends far and wide; for he who In this
HE Is the slave OF money is loaded
with heavy chains and destined to
carry Tar heavier chains in the life to
come.--Saint John ChrysOstom.
The Lehi banner. [volume] (Lehi, Utah) 1891-1917, 1907-12-05
Ianaranee.

"T reckors. said Miss Miami Brown
dat what Do young Eenman needs
nowadays 10 mO' scientific education ="
What makes you think sO2"
Il was done stAuin' under de mistle
toe fob half an hour, but fob all dem
young EemmeR knowsd bout botany II
might as we'll have been a cabbage
leaf. '--WAshinHton Star.
The Lehi banner. [volume] (Lehi, Utah) 1891-1917, 1907-12-05
A Holiday NsNeetIan.

"A Christmas tree is good deal like
q wife"
'HoW's thatf'
It's the trimmings that cost. "--Chi.
eAEo Reoord.HeralA.
The Lehi banner. [volume] (Lehi, Utah) 1891-1917, 1907-12-05

From TIE ranks OF the poor and
lowly and the despised have come In.
tehoctual giants who, by head and
hand. ha"s enriched the world and at
the same time have reelected ever
lasting luster on themselves.
The Lehi banner. [volume] (Lehi, Utah) 1891-1917, 1907-12-05

constipation causes headache, nau-
Ses, dizziness, languor, heart palpita-
ton Drastic physics grippe. sicken,
weaken the bowels and don't cure.
Dofn's X gulets acts gently and cure
constipation. 2S cents. Ask your
druggist
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OF Interest 70 stoekhsIdsrs.

Jaspar-I hear that Santa Claus has
given W his yearly rouAds.
Jumpupps--You don't tell mel
Jaspar-Yes. He has accepted a
regular position "a the Salaries Com
mittees" OF various big corporations
Town Topics
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81 H3e4e4 .4e4a4etq4e4
rHE cARlsrm IS SPIRIT.
by Henry r. Cope.


HsaVen's anthems come ~.
ways TO hose who are faithful |
10 sarth's toll.
God looks through the gift
tat 10 given Tor men - look
1T.
There 10 no such thing 40 .
helping hand With a Withholding
heart
No ~ ever he'd . happy
Christmas by thinking Of what
he was getting.
Tee tbs cheer and not the
charity we sivs that makes the
world brighter.
Nothing could be more Saerl.
lesious tran = selfish gift rsn-
dered In HE name.
Tell eF your happiness and
you will ind your troubles In.
defnitsi; "ostponed,
You -" most likely to hear ,
the anp'' singing II you 90
where 80 enc 10 weeping.
No m ever cot suy good
, out Of giving who did Il with an
eye single to hls own glory.
Many . man'S appreelaHON Of
Christmas has bssn spelled BY
HE apprehension Of New Years
. biils.--Ran's Horn.
The Butler weekly times. (Butler, Mo.) 1881-1918, 1907-07-11
the people that the 4th OF July stop.
ped with the people of Missouri.

the people that the 4th OF July stop.
ped with the people of Missouri.
The members OF the Christian
Church are making an eff ,rt to raise
money to hire Rev. Sheldon to preach
twice q month, first and third Sun.
day Of each month, then the people
will have preaching every Sunday In
the month Surely the people ought
to get good vote against the saloon
People are very busy with their
crops. Some have stacked their
wheat; making hay, ploughing corn,
cutting oats. Most all the corn ID
looking we'll and growing.
Mrs.. Robbins is on the sick list.
Epworth entertainment is changed
from Saturday night the 18th to
Saturday night the Goth. Note the
change, and all come and have a
good time.
Mrs. Maud Wilson got home from
Kansas City last week, where she
went through an operation. Report
ed very weak yet, AARON
The Butler weekly times. (Butler, Mo.) 1881-1918, 1907-07-11
Ballard Notes.

A number OF persons from Ballard
and vicinity celebrated at Creighton
July 4.
ODE Keirsey and Leslie Wariord
spent the fourth with iriends In War
rensburg.
]. W. Allison and daughters. OF
Summit spent Sunday at the home
OF ]. B. Hays,
F. NJ. Fort, Of Los Angeles, Cali
iornia, is visitingold friends In Bates
county.
Ollie Poindenter accompanied by
his wife and DR.. Berry Of Johnstown
went TO Kansas City the last Of the
week where he had his left arm am
putated. he had been suffering for
some time with 9 growth on bis arm
which the doctors pronounced q can
Ger and amputation was considered
necessary to save bis life.
The Ballard bah team went to
Passaic Saturday and played the
boys at that place. The game r.
suited In o victory for the Ballard
team. 4
The Butler weekly times. (Butler, Mo.) 1881-1918, 1907-07-11
Southwest Summit.

Farmers have had @ fine time to
harvest their grain so far and this
week will find It secure In the shock.
The fourth has come and gone.
Many were 30 rushed with harvest
they could not find time to celebrate,
hence many sweetheart moved all
day. We often wonder why this day
came at such a busy time Of the year.
There IL q blight coming on pota.
toe vines this year. What next?
Our maH carrier Chas. Grant is
having q two weeks vacation and
will spend II putting up hay.
There was Q good attendance at
the Sunday school convention at
Summit last Sunday. Excellent talks
were given on different subjects con-
nected with 8. 8. work. But would
II not be better to call Il q Mt Pleas
ant convention held In summit town.
ship since We do not remember OF
seeing the latter represented as tax.
ing part In the work.
II Il getting quite dry again and q
uies shower would Be Q fine thing.
We sss too busy With harvest TO
hunt any startling news THE time,
bet ~ Hks thsidse suggsstsd b. one
The Butler weekly times. (Butler, Mo.) 1881-1918, 1907-07-11

353 pounds Of live poultry, and 81
975, 433 pounds OF dressed poultry,
total oi92, 1871, 7s6pounds. Three
fourths Of these shipments, or Co..
623, $3.50 pounds, were Missouri hens,
bringing to the counties which ship
ped them "a, ia. 227 40 for the live
and s4,272,335 O5 for the dressed
hens, or a total OF $3.50, 461 As,
which with the s7.3Ss, 704 65 rea-
lized from the eggs, makes q grand
total Of s15,775,1 66.l0.
When the reports come from the
sixty -four counties OF the state, the
record will be doubled.
All Missouri farmers can easily get
rich II they want to--St. Joseph
Observer.
The Butler weekly times. (Butler, Mo.) 1881-1918, 1907-07-11
Our Poultry Industry.

The poultry industry OF Miss ouri
is enormous. 1t is a real wonder to
our people, and to all nations. From
the fifty counties for which full re-
turns have now been published In
bulletins, the egg shipments for the
year 1906 were 40, 25s,O31 dozen, a
total Of 5s1, O96,372 eggs. These
eggs brought ~ ,3sS,704 So.
II the eggs were all cased-thirty
dozen in case, and 400 cases TO a
cart would take train OF 4,105
cars to transport them.
During 1906 there were shipped
from these same counties 81, $50.
The Butler weekly times. (Butler, Mo.) 1881-1918, 1907-07-11
Foster Notes.

| soSkSt NSaSSs
The Christian Sunday School has
purchased a new organ.
Mr.. Smalley Is home from Kansas
City, after visiting several weeks
with her daughter, Mrs. Roy Cox.
Mesdames Darby, Parlier, Newkirk
and the little son OF mr.. Mccullough
have been on the sick list.
Druggist Lyle has moved his stock
OF goods into R. G. Gathers build
Ing.
County Surveyor Ed. Boron was
in our city she first OF the week.
A number OF our young folks spent
the 4th In Rich Hill and Worland.
Our city marshal, VIM. Cole, and
family left July 9th for Washington,
where they will make their future
home.
Prosecuting Attorney Watt Daw-
son was in Foster on business last
week.
Mrs. Nellie Rosebrook, OF Kansas
City, visited the family OF Mr.. Waller
Saturday.
Miss Edith Morrison, OF Metz and
Miss Lee, OF near Hume, attended
services at the N. E Church Sunday.
Clio and Carvy Boatright visited
home folks Friday and Saturday.
Squire Darby left last week for
Colorado.
Mrs chatham and husband, OF
Pennsylvania, and Bonnie Bodkins,
OF Iowa, are visiting their brother, |.
II. 4 Bodkins.
James and Fred Treasure, George
AID Earnest Bagett, who left some
time ago for Southern California,
write that they got work as soon as
they arrived. Earnest and Fred are
working In q -four mill at Cotton.
George and James are In San Ber-
nsrdino, two miles from Cotton.
George works In restaurant, while
James has his same position on the
railroad.
Frank Littlefeld and the son Of
Clarence Morris were badly hurt,
while cutting wheat last week. The
boys happened to be in front OF
binder, when the team started, be-
fore they could escape were caught In
machine, they are suffering consider
able, but don't think the wounds are
serious.
Mrs. W. NJ. Campbell invited the
Sunday School Teachers Union to
spend Friday afternoon at her pretty
suburban home to do honor to the
departing president OF the union,
Mrs. W. B. Gather. Although the
weather was inclement, quite num-
Der responded and have since ex-
pressed themselves as having an ex.
ceptionally good time. After the
regular work OF the union was con-
cluded, the guests were conducted to
the dining room and seated at q
beautifully decorated table. The
refreshments consisted oisandwiches,
pickles, cake, fruit and lemonade, to
all OF which the company did ample
justice. Speeches were INDUCED In
by Mrs. Gather and several Others,
and Miss Frances Campbell delighted
the guests with several we'll rendered
plano selections. A hearty vote OF
thanks was rendered the hostess,
and many expressions Of love and
good wishes we're showered on the
departing president. Fortunate. In
deed, we're those permitted to BE-
present on this happy occasion.
ToPsy.
The Butler weekly times. (Butler, Mo.) 1881-1918, 1907-07-11

OF our correspondents that the same
have a good time and catch on to
new ideas. X.
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THE PUBLIC LIBRARY
REFERENCE LIST ON PURE FOOD.
NEW BOOKS.

| The Public Library offers the following
list Of books and periodicals on the pure
| food question:
hEeow and others Foods and Food
Bigeiow. W. B., and others Some Forms of
Food 1906 g. Chemistry Blu
Blythe a; W. Foods; Their Composition and
Gee de D Food Food the
Leach. A E. Food Inspection and Analysis 1905
L. $. Agricultural Department. Rules and Reg
Act Circular No q, i.Gi: Oh Inslr ,ooo .
" XI. Aduteration of Food Products, etc. Hs3-
Wiley, W: W. Foods and Their Adulteration.
FOODS and MSeeF !eSsf
Alarming AduIteration Of Foods and Drugs. P.
Mccumter ,o indSspsndssn o 'snuary isoS
Charities, January ~, 1907:
Editorial Comment on the Pure Food Crusade.
Food standards Il. W. wiley. independent,
Pure Food Legislation. R. Med. Allen. Popular
s ss'Hsioa " Of lie Ms fsssem J. Johnson In
Studying Labels. Independent. April 4. 1907.
What the Pure Food Law Has Already Accom-
view. April 10, 1907.
books recently added to the library:
Historical Essays.
Coulton G. G. From St. Francis to Dante. Fol-
I.aughlin Julian The History of Civilization.
Newton; Sir S.s G. I. Essays on Art and Archae-
vambery. Arminus. Western Culture ir Eastern
American History.
Prince, L: G. Bird's-eye View of American His
Pryor. Mrs. s. A. Birth Of the Nation. FsssJ-
P95Sb
Spears, J; R. Short History of the American
1866 Fs34 -Sp333u ''0
Education.
Bagley, W. c. Classroom Management. IR-
and ID Ma tionai Life. IK45- Dsoen. ''Ai
Van Deusen, c. S. Beginning Woodwork. IRT-
Social Sciences.
Bosanquet H. D. The Standard Of Life and
Other Studies. II B652s.
Patten, S. N. New Basis of Civilization. HAC-
P27sn.
smith, smith Goodwin h Labour and Capital Fsm5s
Politics and Government.
Colquhoun. A. R. and Mrs. E. NJ. whirlpool Of
n Gn'z0n & d 5sssls0n Baron Lord ooF''n in
Kropotkin. Prince. Conquest of Bread. il
k921c.E.
LIE Rossignol, j. E. Orthodox Socialism. JH-
L567o.
Montgomery, Hugh. and Cambray, P. &. Die
tionary Of Political Phrases and Aliusions
J-5M7642. (Reference)
National Civic Federation Immigration Depart
ment. Facts About immigration. JSS3- N2l6f.
Reinsch T. s. American Legislatures and Leg
slative Methods JVS3- R276am.
Weale, B. L. P. Truce in the East. JU50 W375t
Wilkinson, Spencer. Nations Awakening. JU45-
W655n.
Architecture.
Bullock john ed Rudiments Of Architecture
and Building. WF-Bs75r.
Farrar F. W., and others. Our English Minis
Parker, j. H. C of Gothic Architecture.
WE P227ab.
City Life. WGK-Si5I6s.
sturgis, Russell. History Of Architecture
WF-St974h.
Waters, W. C. Five italian shrnes. wJ35
W3l6f.
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thoughtful and skillfully executed. The
freshman class made especially good
showing, and among the advanced students
much individuality was demonstrated.
Some of the more interesting problems set
forth We're for a music hall, an exposition
building, a cupola and a golf club house,
and the solutions in their variety we'll
as character afforded thoughtful and at
tractive material for inspection. Some OF
these problems had been sent out by the
Beaux Arts Society and the drawing had
been entered in general competition In
New York in which they had received hon
orable mention. For many years our
American architects were obliged to go
abroad for their education, and for a long
period the value and Importance of archi-
lecture were little appreciated on this side
of the Atlantic, but changes have been
wrought, those who studied in foreign
schools have come home to teach, and bet
ter work is not only produced but de-
manded. Whereas foreign travel is an adj
vantage to the architectural student, for
eign study is no longer a necessity. The
schools of America are standing abreast of
the schools of the old world and there Is
reason to look with confidence to the
future.
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GERMAN LITERATURE.
Biography.

Biography.
Bernstorf Graefn Won. Graefn Elise Won Bern
storf Geborene Graefn Won Dernath E-B+56S;
Bunsen, Marie. Georg Won Bunsen. L BSSlb.
Burggraf. Julius Goethe und Schiller I'M Werder
der Kraft. E-G55Sbur 10000. =,
Hare, A. J. G. Freifrau Won Runsen E-Rss6hG
Never Il. NJ. Goethe. EG55Sm.
Moltke, Helmuth Graf Won. Briefe an Seine
Braut und Frau und an Andere AnyerTandte
E M13Ga.
Literature.
Eichendorff Joseph, Baron werke. Y47
Ei243
NS55au.
Reuter- Fritz saemmtliche Werke. v. in A.
Y4I- R319.
Drama and Fiction.
Auerbach, Berthold. Barfueszee. Y47F-Au372ba
Sachs Hans Ausgewaehlte Dramatsche Werke
Y47D-Sal24
Y4ID- Su237d.
Poetry.
Bartels, Adolf, comp. Aus Tiefster see:e. Y47P
9B2S7au.
Eichendorr Joseph Baron Won Gedichte; Aus
gewaehlt Won Emil Strauss. Y4IP-Ei243.
Polko, Nine Elise, comp. Dichtergruesze. Y47P-
9PI55d.
Ritter, Anna Gedichte. Y47P-R51s
Sachs Hans. Ausgewaehlte POetishe Werke
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