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Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1908-05-13
ANTITRUST OIL.

AlN i l. NOO1 O1L.
To the merchants of E dgeield
County.
We have arranged with Mr.. E.
S. Johnson 10 haudle our oils
in Edgefeld Co., and we will
keep him supplied with a large
stock at all times.
He will only sell to merchants
and will supply you from his
tank wagon in quantities of 5
gallons up.
Thanking you for your past
patronage and asking continu-
ance of same with Mr.. John
son. we remain,
Yours truly,
Peoples. Oil Company
The Antitrust OilCo.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1908-05-13

Mr.. Hare announces this week
that he will not be candidate
for congress. Wonder who will
rnss9 The aspirsnts seem to be
slow announcing for the prize of
81 500 per year, besides the honor
and perquiaites.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1908-05-13
I Ike the heleughtar that opens
the lips and heart, that shows
at Tie same time pearls and the
INSTRUCTOR HUGO.

National politics has for the
time eclipsed state and county
politics, oven in Edge6eld county.
Wilt bs Bryan or Johnson, Taft
or Roosevelt. or who?
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1908-05-13

We are headquarters in Edge
field for paints and oils. Get our
prices before buying.
B. Timmons.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1908-05-13

Nothing superior to our "White
Dove" hams.
B. Timmons.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1908-05-13
The Cause of Many
Sudden Deaths.

prevailing in this
S because so dccep-
tive. Many sudden
deaths are caused by
it-heart disease,
pneumonia, heart
failure or apoplexy
are often the result
of kidney disease. If
kidney trouble is al
lowed to advance the
kidney ois 0 n G d
blood will attack the
I'LL - Al
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1908-07-04
STANDARD OIL INQUIRY
GOES OVER TILL SEPT

NEW YORK. July S.--At the con
cluslon of yesterdays session OF the
Standard Oil inquiry, an adjournment
was taken until Sept. /. when the
taking OF evidence will be resumed.
The feature OF the hearing today
was the testimony of witnesses for
the Standard Oil Co. about the rate
war in Massachusetts and eastern
New York. They denied that rebates
were given and said that prices were
lowered because OF the keen compe-
tition by the firm of Hisgen Brothers
OF Springfield, Mass.
Moritz Rosenthal, senior counsel for
the Standard. issued statement at
the close OF the hearing in which he
prophesied victory for the defendant
company. He said that many OF the
government allegations had fallen 70
the ground
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1908-07-04
BOY LOVES THREE; USES
2 METHODS TO KILL SELF

HAZELHURST. Miss. July o.
Unable to decide which OF three wo-
men he really wanted TO marry Eli
Hood H. decided 10 commit suicide
in such a way that each OF the women
would know that he mad killed him
self for her
For Miss Carrie Nelson. is. he swal-
lowed 90 grains OF morphine; for Mrs.
Eva Spellman, 50. he drank four
ounces of laudanum. and Tor Miss
Henrietta Mcdonald, 10. he put the
muzzle of shotgun in his mouth and
pulled the trigger with his toe.
Except that he had been acting
queerly and had become respondent,
Graves, Eli Hoods employer. said he
saw nothing in Hoods behavior that
indicated that he contemplated self
destruction
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1908-07-04
PRESBYTERIAN.

n The Rev. John Britain Clark o,
westminster PRESBYTERIAN church, ano
family, have gone TO Mtddlcfield, Mass
10 spend the month OF July In Az
gust. they will he IN Nantucket.
the Rev. j. NJ Barkley. ID. D.. OF
.tthe Forest-ave. Presbyterian church,
wont 10 Philadelphia Tuesday 10 al :
tend a meeting OF the General Assem- :
bly committee on theological senin-
aries.
The Rev. Harry Grain. OF the Second
ave. Presbyterian church. and family,
will spend August I'm New YORK state.
THE r,trfptt-vrfff- supplied hN- stors
from the various local churches during
his absence.
The Rev. ERbert w. Smith ID. ID, or
louisville KY. leading pastor OF the
southern Presbyterian church, sno an
author OF note, Will preach In the Jel-
fcrson-ave. Presbyterian church. July
NJ and &c.
The Rev. n. {. Galbraith. Of Saline.
Mich will preach In Westminster Pres.
byterian church. sunday. July D, ana
fhs Rev. Joseph Kyle. OF Xenia. ohio.
will occupy the pulpit during the pas
tors vacation.
"A The Rev. X. J. Service. H. ID. VIII
preach in the Jefferson ave. Presoy-
ferian church Sunday morning. The
tcv+ning service has been discontinued
until September The Rev. A.nH. Barr
81 d. pastor who was operated or
,'ru<sday In Harper hospital, is getting
along nicely.
In the congregational meeting OF the
4covel Memorial Presbyterian church
Monday evening, j. T. Gtffn \and Alex
auder Weston Were unanimously elect
"a elders The\Rev, r. j. Young pas.
Tor az the Church OF the Covenant will
held in the Scovei church. Friday even.
ing. iulv To-
q Tne Rev. David I. Sutherland. OF Cal
vary Presbyterian church. VIII take hi
xaeation during the month OF August
and has secured the following supplies
AUG q the Rev. Alexander Danskin, 81
fhe Michigan Presbyterian.- 9Th. Zth'
Rev q. w. Thomas, OF Cleveland: 18th
r me Rev. II. A. Bowling. 2sd. the Rev
\ William Mcclure.
owen y. Bowman. OF Evanston. Ill.
s. -, become assistant pastor To thu
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1908-07-04
IN NOTE PRINTER
DECLARES He
SLEW WILSON
POLICE WORKING ON THE PHILA-
DElPHIA MURDER MYSTERY,
RECEIVES TWO MissIVEs WHICH
MAY BE FROM "cRANkS."

PHILADELPHIA, July 3.-This is
to have murdered DR.. VIM. Wilson.
OF this city by sending him poisoned
ale:
A welLdressed, clean.shaven
man between 35 and 20 years Of
age with black hair and dark
complexion. -he-~sishs between
$50 and 100 pounds, is 5 feet 6
inches tall and is OF stocky, ath-
letio build. Upon the day he sent the
lete build. Upon the day he sent
the bottle Of poisoned ale he wore
a black hat, and a well-taIlored
business suit OF mixed pattern.
His air lie refined, his bearing cul-
tured and his appearance indicates
unmistakable prosperity. SuaVity
is the word which best describes
his conversation manner.
The man described above is the
one whose name the police know and
upon whose track they now are close.
He is the man suspected from the
first
His description has been furnished
by Frederick Buchanan, clerk or all
express company in Philadelphia, 10
whom he gave the package addressed
TO Dr.. Wilson. and who had oppor'
Unity TO observe him closely.
A Remarkable Letter.
The police have received two let
ters which they are investigating
They are believed to be sent either
for the purpose OF throwing them on
the track of the real poisoner. or the
work OF "cranks." one letter. mailed
from Bristol, Pa. reads
Il am a printer. killed Will
son because he was menace 10
society: He poisoned my wife and
child. He had no right TO live.
The world is we'll rid OF him.
There was no signature. II is re
garded as significant that II is or
similar paper and written on the
same sort OF typewriter used by the
sender OF the decoy circular letter tC
Or. Wilson. in which 1t was announced
that the sample bottle OF ale was
being forwarded under other covers
The two women i'm the case will no
be arrested. IL is said. until the mar
has been taken into custody.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1908-07-04
DESK WORK WEARIES
ASSESSOR NAGEL

On his third day in public Office, AS
SCISSOR John c. Nagel has already
begun to tire OF the inaction OF desk
work
1T was somewhat exciting when
first came down. firing clerks and al
that sort OF thing" explains Nagel
But two days of that were enough
for me. went into my wagon shor
this morning and watched a man
working at seine heavy iebr-He did
not get along very well and so
pulled of my coat and took hold.
Then I felt better.
Now | am going to make Ii rule
TO work two hours in the shop-hard-
every day. Then | can stand ii to do
Office work the rest OF the day
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1908-07-04
In Socie ty

The ANIMAL picnic OF Ashlar lodge
No. 81 f. & A. NJ. viii take place
Thursday. July 8. at Bots Blanc park,
the party leaving on the steamer Co
umbia at S:45 in the morning. Up
wards of sixty prizes will he given TO
contestants in the athletic and spe-
cial features enumerated on the pro
gram. The members of the enter
tainment committee are: Joseph NJ,
Hackett. chairman: Louis A. Thomas.
vice-chairman: Geo. l.. VIM, 'treasur-
er. j. c. G.. Ruttmann, secretary; A.
l.. Arthur, Charles l.. Severy, A. w.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1908-07-04
These Men Hated Is
Cleveland, But Have
Use For His Shroud
Rysn-Beinnont-Parker Hand 10
Shown In Resolutions Of Euiogy
With Which They Hope TO
Divide the Democracy Again.

sxpresident Democrat the resolutions are really stab
Jennings Bryan of his the majority
element which broke with Cleveland in 1896
plainly cowardly uneeng and brutal eleventh-hoIr at
disrupt party again possible harmony
after been divided for differences which no
longer within the and which should not now be
raised the newiymade grave
The words eulogy only brand these
again hypocrca they were
they succeeded by the of the millions which
theirs and which they nominating Fak as e
presidency knowing that he could
seeking only thwa the will OF that Gle
in the devoted strict Democratic principles
These men hated Cleveland as Cleveland hated them
q his shroud however, they have
they hand that holds the oludgeon
until had dealt Democracy another blow and having rendered
helpless would skuk does the
element of the Democracy.
They the triumph of the reform
Following party-of real and Democra-and adher
ence to original and basic party doctrine
agents criminals whose practices are opposed
by genuine Democratic principle and which could not exist
democratic ruiz.
only in the Democratic party is to conana'e
it o nulify its purposes.
In minority always point numbers they have through
past raised themselves to the power OF the
majority.
Facing this year nearly party determined and mil
from they in their
dragging the of dead before the Denver
hope dividing there by this
fictitious OF one they would as quickly V
knitted his lifetime suit their crooked ends
These of the Democratic spies from
reflection American citizenship
Aeaas. crowd and the interests for whom
parties have long waged
\ bitter campaign
they exposed their hand IN tins
bring about disruption in the Democratic
justified the fight he has con-
Quoted against them.
The course for independence party
should be plain newspaper publisher
power through his and his great
following point OF political ex
tincton.
Bryan the platform this year Will De
when Hearst approved and SAID ne
willing for the presidency the champion OF the
" principles it clared for.
willing upon that platform and this one is TO
Democratic doctrine he should see his
campaign the nominees and platform
giving his great news
influence toward united party and
only great possibility but the probability OF success at the
polls in November
III The Hearst purpose will then have been fulfilled
Democracy would that the Ryans the Bel
voted down from former influence
and in such Democratic victory would the country profit
relegaed from the political stage and
net down political factors the shaping
destiny the tendency must be toward more honest
higher standard OF Anerlcan as XePhne
in the personnel of at Least party.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1908-07-04
ATIfOI.IC.

The parish excursion OF the church
of the Anuunclation takes place Tues
day Aug. Il. 10. Bots Blanc.
Fl r tffrT7
cents parish Will hold it's annual field
day exercises at Bots Blanc, Monday
July 20
The Rev NJ J. L. Dempsey. vicar
general OF the Catholic diocese OF De
troit is spending several weeks win
. relatives in Wisconsin.
The Rev John NJ. DOYLE who was
/ ordained last sunday in the cathedral
BY Bishop Foley. viii sing his hrst
mass in our Lady or the Rosary church
DOYLE belongs 10 Holy Rosary parish
and az one Time served as an acoIEte
for the Rev r, j. Van Antwerp.
The new 81 Francis Rome for or
phan Bows on Woodward ave. in HlEh-
land Park viii be dedicated sunday ar
ternooh with elaborate services.
Bishop Foley. III celebration OF whose
golden jubilee tbe home was founded
Will onictate. assisted by Dean James
Savage, OF Holy Trinity church: the
Rev. James Dohcrtv. OF St Vincent : /,
Chancellor BaumPaTtner. and tile Rev
c j. Hutter, OF 81 Anthouys. besides
a large number of the clergy from
Detroit and nearby cities. The d"di-
catory sermon viii be preached by the
Rev NJ Strich, : T.. OF Detroit
College A feature OF the DAY VIII he
the parade in which every Catholic So
cfetv I'm the City has been invited to
participate. The parade viii start In
the vicinity OF Engelwood- and
proceed so the nome. The Hon Thomas
shall of tile day and Will have as his
assistant Col =. j. Sheehan. The eN-
ercises al the nome take place az
o'clock.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1908-07-04
LEAVES $4,000, 900 TO
FOUND ORPHANS HOME

CLEVELAND, July 3.-The will Of
Benjamin Rose, who died suddenly in
London last Sunday, has been filed in
the probate court. Relatives say that
practically the entire estate OF So
900 900 is left for the founding OF In
situations for the aged and for de
formed children The buildings are to
be erected on the 20-acre Rose estate
on Lake Shore boulevard.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1908-07-04

vacation period The topic tomorrow
morning Will be The lake and the
fisherman" The following SUNDAY
The picnic on the seashore, July 10.
Among The hills and mountains. and
IuIy 20. Aboard ship sunday morn
ing there Will be communiOu-.SetN vice
and reception or members.
METHODIST.
The Rev j l.. Gardiner, Or Tabvrna
Gle Methodist church. with Mrs. Card q
ner. spent few days this week IN
Ste. Clail Mich. They are expected
home saturday evening
Bishop John w. Hamilton has been
delegated 10 preside at the TWO Michl-
gan Methodist conferences this year.
He Will open the Detroit conference
sept. 9. and the Michigan conference
sept 10. M
The Rev. Frederick peland Ieete.
y D.. pastor OF the Central Methodist
church. viii preach SUNDAY morning
on Cod and the nation lis evening
.llllr E,NaT- nIeseQL
Helper" Next week DR. Leete Will go
on his vacation in the east and then
10 Canada, where ne Will join his
family. lie VIII not return until the
first week In August.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1908-07-04

In the resolutions on the death
of Grover Cleveland, drawn up
by Judge Alton B. Parker to be
offered to the national Demo
cratic convention which opens in
Denver next Tuesday. the cum
ming. treachery-stained hand OF
the Ryan-Belmont Wall-st. crowd
is readily apparent.
Ostensibly a tribute to the dead
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1908-07-04
TsIlors Delay Admirars Rank.

TACOMA. Wash. July 3-If the
tailcrs went on strike the Wisconsin
would be out Of luck for flag con-.
man,.ti. Becauss be- had not vet -
tanned rear admiro's uniform. Net.
ing Hear Admiral Seaton Schroeder
has not7yet raised his dag Oh the Gag.
ship wisconsin. and VIII not formally
assume all the dignities OF that rang
until his new uniform is completed.
lie now wears a-eaptain's uniform.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1908-07-04

The Rev Herbert Downs Deetz. pas
tor OF tine Cass-aVe. Methodist church,
will speak In the Young Women =
Christian Association building sunday
afternoon at o'clock. MI Amelia
Paul will sing
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1908-07-04
MUSHROOM BOY FIRST
IN ANTE-FOURTH HURT

MUSHROOM, Mich. July 3.-(Spe-
cial )-Muskegon's first accident OF
the glorious Fourth" period happen
ed today. when l2ycar-old Earl Eek
enrode looked into z blank cartridge
revolver TO see why it hadn't explod-
ed. 1t promptly went of, burning
his Inns
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1908-07-04
TnNGREG ATIONAI..

The Rev Carries Sumner Jones. 81
the North Congregational church. VIII
give the iirst of a series Of four outing
sermons sunday morning for people
compelled to stay at home during the
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1908-07-04
METHODIST
AENENT CHRIsTIAN.

Services viii be held at 1870 sunday
morning and at 1870 o'clock ia the
/ evening in the new VestrN OF the Al
/ vent Christian church on Bethune-ave.
! carl r. Blrch. the singing eVanSchst,
viii sing An open air meeting VIII
bc held AT : o'clock In the evening
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1908-07-04
CHRISTIAN.

The Rev c. J. Tannar. OF the Central
Christian church. has gone TO his sum-
mer home east of Cleveland. and will
not return until the third OF fourth
sunday in July.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1908-07-04
Write Your Own DecIara-
ton Of independence
Upon This Liberty Day
A Speech BY James schermerhorn
TO the North Woodward Resi-.
dents Association.

TO the Mort ward Resi- crack itself.
's:%:: to
.,s them s" Ss % By ." s ~o os"S for those who nave como
died o.S making Noise .Sou a ". ssn
remain. dsa.hls:. Lords tn.
The ships and BUILDINGS the facilities that made te worth Twins isa
ago '.asy wsdst i"s~sr at al age % a"d 0
sers but ,ss oeon Of sss n @ won
something something every year n
but 1908 style Of said we'll Il"
trouble in putting thing powerfully
powerfully O'eso itself patriot
That 1 ~s "s" s ANY ss % s % @
year blu do try
o inspired
know declaration OF
no OF ssnes to custom co | a e n
inau the nolerableness Of the conditions that fer out
@ @ n s un HO Sa. S you cries out
asains. the mods" forms Of outrage and oppression ne m ~
be under the sense nasn'y and % s nave c NO., ~.ss
dsears your % You belong .e s s s k"
for liberty
their burden But their spirit has descended upon ySS a:
privileges liberties sovereign
the % o
bondage Of bad and to extent you have
"s seps"as"es upo" the Doctors.
s :s''
s from s y1 n.;s .,
far have several homes lin the city
not % s:s %: tn: :
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e.: s ,:a; Zig s ssss s s
that w ,s ss a.s : 'ss - @ s e.. who
s option " s1 s have a % s:ss =,
OF ," n" sss A saS s v old a WORE ss
g. @ vs s ".,"s .sy s
i"e0%pstsnt officials crying out 1--WE are the status Of the founders 81
s s:.%s ' could
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+sss 's: :sS ssT @ S gay t s
ssss s. ss policy @ PRIDE
sSm s.s sS that % 'ss Ss
rapidly developing rule
s'
IS something
s"ss'sd
ssss % % o:..
;:Ss sss, and Partially "
Of i. q. ' party LEADERS, s:
% ' speed; @ tn. ~
political r.eui-.
Join a.o"
uss them tn. '1ss ~
until yourself
declaration
confidence
of
noble
Of what
In
who
tisen
independence
Brooks
Il. lGuy Turnbul
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1908-07-04

Brooks, VIM. Snyder, Geo. II. Jacobs,
Guy Turnbull, Alvin Hicks, James
Neubauer. Fred T. stowe. VIM. Find
later. A. w. Krenning. Geo. Waters,
H. +. Gruschow, j. Gardner. Max
Sufinsky and Val. X. Evans.
Marshall Pease. the well known
voice teacher who, with Mrs. Pease.
left Detroit over year ago to coach
American students In Berlin. is ex-
pected 10 return to the city the latter
part of August. 1t is said that Mrs
Pease will remain in Germany until
next season. Both Mr. and Mrs.
Pease are we'll known In Detroit not
only as teachers OF singing. but as
concert and church singers.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1908-07-04
- Editorial Page Of the Detroit Times Saturday July
Saturday. July 4.
1908.

You have noticed, of course, that
the Declaration Of Independence con-
tinues to answer all purposes Just AZ
IL was framed by the plain men who
gave IL out from that little brick nu''o-
ing on chestnut-st. in Philadelphia
1872 years ago.
While the liberty bell aloft pro-
claimed II so long, ard loud that u
cracked itself.
The patriots who put that document
together and who bound themselves to
hang together as more agreeable Al
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1908-07-04
BAPTIST.

The Rev. Marshall H. Petit, pastor
OF the stanton Park Baptist church.
viii preach sunday morning on Coz
ditions OF acceptable prayer. and IN
the evening his, topic will bc& "Christ.
the resurrection and THE Me- 'f
The Rev. H. DrcXier, Of the Gra-
tiot-eve. Baptist church will spend
the month of July In Chicago. The
congregation OF the Gratiot-ave. church
with Woodward-avc. and Emmanuel
churches. gave a picnic at Bois Blame
| THURSDAY
DR. Emory Hunt. OF Denison uni
Versity. Will occupy the pulpit OF the
| edward ave. Baptist church SUNDAY
morning and evening The Rev. NJ.
/ y. Fixes. ID. D.. OF Franklin. Pa. vino
ha@-eeerptcd a call TO the church. Il
expected about the frst Of September
The Rev. r r. Davidson. ,nartor ~
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1908-07-04

the Warren-dvr Baptist church. who
went TO Chicago university Few
weeks ago To take up some studies
during TIN summer. was Obliged 10 re-
turn home owIUE - rheumatism. He
was confined To- his bee over week,
but is now able 10 be- around the house.
He will not return 10 his pulpit until
the first or August
The Rev r. " Young, ID. d. OF the
North Baptist church VIII preach sun
day morning or The love OF Jesus
personaliZcd.. and in the evening on
THE heroic Rlife" During July and
August theirs Will Toe no sunday even
ing service pr. Young and several
members OF the congregation 80 TO
Cleveland next Wednr sday. To attend
the national convention OF the u. y. T.
L. TO be held IN that city.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1908-07-04
DETROITS CHURCHES

Rev DIR. Boyd OF the First Presbyter-
ian church. this city. The special work
OF M Bowman will be in the bible
school and the work among the young
people. He was Or. Boyds assistant
in Evanston for the last two years. and
so comes TO Detroit "a an experience
worker Mr. and Mrs Bowman Will
arrive In the city early in september.
The conservation services or the new
church house of the Forrest. Presby-
terrain church Will take place sunday
evening at 7,30 o'clock and Will be
7 very SIMPLE tn It's nature, the formal
dedication TO take place early In the
autumn. The Rev. T.. ~. Pence. -. -.
past ar-of- tha-churc h--wlll preach on IA
very plain truth" ahe house Is prac b
tically ready now for occupancy. al
though the gymnasium ~ as yet un-
furnished The sunday school and
young people viii hold their first meet
ings I'm the church house SUNDAY. and
all the other departments Of the parish
Will hereafter meet IN this new build
ing. During the summer. the sunday
evening services Will also be held in
the church house. Dr. Pence expects
to leave with his family July ~. for
Douglas lakc. near Mackinaw city. to
be gone the remainder Of the summer.
| DurinE his absence the Rev. Joseph w.
| Cochran. -. D. viii preach for four
sundays and thv Rev Robert Knowles
/ 9f Gait. ont. the last two sundays in
August
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the the celebrated
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the
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