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The Democrat-sentinel. [volume] (Logan, Ohio) 1906-1935, 1908-06-04
CarbOnhill

We are like the majority of the
human race, don't know much SO
don't expect much news, this week.
Ed Green, of this place, spent last
Friday in Straitsvllle.
Melvin Brooks, of Columbus spent
from Friday till Monday here.
Mrs. Ben Bailey was in Nelsonville
on business, last Thursday.
Mrs. Chas. Downhour, of Athens,
spent last Thursday here.
Matte Blosser and Grace Inboden
had business i'm Logan, last Saturday.
James Francis, of this place, was In
Nelsonville on business, last Satur-
day.
p. ID. Sloan, of Logan, was here
last Thursday, seeking the nomina-
tion for recorder on the democratic
ticket.
Rudolph Ross, the little son of j. S.
Blosser, is quite i'll at present writ
ing.
If the signs of times don't deceive
us, and If the birds that fly over oul
heads tell the truth, there will be q
wedding in this town before this gets
in print.
The new mine being opened up near
here by Lax and Knight has been
christened Honey-suckle, but we be-
lieve some snakey name would be
more appropriate, for since work be,
gun, there has been or q large black
snakes, 3 large copperheads and one
monster rattle snake killed near the
mines, so our advice is go slow and
look for snakes.
. Decoration exercises were carried
out according TO arrangements. A
large number of people turned out
and lined up near j. l.. Blosser's store
and marched to the cemetery. The
Carbonhill band furnished music fol
the occasion. UNCLE HEz.
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Ellinger--Poling.

The marriage of Miss Lucy Pol
ing and Mr.. Amos Ellinger was
solemnized at the home of the
BRIDES parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Adam
Polling near Webb Summit, May
26, 1908. They were married at
high noon, Rev., j. A. Walker
officiating. An excellent dinner
was served which was greatly en-
ioyed by all present.
The bride was dressed in cream
silk, the groom wore conventional
black. The house was beautifully
decorated in colors of white and
and pink. The bride and groom
received many beautiful presents
The guests present on the occa-
sion were: MIR. and Mrs. Adam
Polling, William Ellinger, Ed.
BOUCHER, wife and children, Fred,
Mary and Anthony Ellinger, Mrs.
Jesse Bright and son, j. H. Walk.
err, wife and children, John Pol
ing, wife and children, Windfield
Polling, wife and daughter, James
Keller, wife and son and Jennie
Polling.
Mr.. Anthony Ellinger, brother
of the groom, acting as grooms-
IN n and Miss Jennie Polling, SIS
ter of the bride, acting as bride 8
maid attended the couple. They
will make their future home at 80
East Main St., Springfield o.
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Pleasant Valley

The farmers of this valley have
their corn planted and are now watch.
ing it grow.
Joe Walker was seen in our valley
Saturday
Mrs. Isaac Vancuren and daughter,
Nellie, were Logan shoppers Wednes-
day.
Charles, David and Ralph Zeigler
were seen in our valley Saturday
evening.
William Evans and lady friend at
tended services at Gibisonville, Sun
day.
George Conkel and wife called on
Harrison Nihiser and wife, Sunday.
Frank Nihiser, Albert LEM and
Boyd Conkel attended the Y. PC. U.
at Enterprise, Sunday night.
Lewis Hutfines, of near Gibson
Vile, passed through our valley Tues
day.
Mrs. Robert Head, of near Gibson
vile, was trying our pixies Saturday,
Merl Vancuren, of Ilesboro, is Wis
iting with Amos Kline and wife.
Frank Nihiser visited his brother,
Sam, of Hookers, Saturday.
Homer and Lewis Evans visited
relatives at Gibisonyille, Sunday.
Daniel Ringhiser and wife were in
Logan, Saturday.
Hazel Prior called on Mrs. Ethel
Blackstone, Sunday evening.
|. Vancuren and wife visited the
latter's parents, Henry lies and wife,
of Ilesboro, Sunday.
Mamie and Lucy Murphy were the
guests of May Nihiser, Sunday.
Grace Zeigler, of Columbus, was
seen in our valley one day last week.
Edward Conkel called on Agnes
Vancuren, Sunday. HIAwATHA.
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Little Raccoon Creek

Farmers are beginning sheep shear
ing.
Tom Chilcote and wife, of Union
Furnace, visited Jacob Redick's last
week.
Mrs. Sadie Hone, of Logan, spent
last week with William Heinlein's.
Rev. Oswald and wife visited f..
Lanes, Wednesday.
o. w. Sewers and wife and Joe
Lane and wife, of Logan, spent Sun
day at Mt. Pleasant.
A medium sized crowd attended the
chop at Hanesworth Hall, Friday
night.
A candy party was given at the
home of E. Lane, Saturday night,
where the guests, thirty-eight in
number. spent the time enjoyably.
There will be childrens services at
Fairview, Sunday night, June I.
There was preaching services at Mt.
Pleasant, Sunday night.
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Bloomingville

]. d. Mount and wife are the proud
parents of bouncing baby boy. Dos.
says he is going to retire and let his
son run the farm.
ID. G Walker and wife were visiting
in Bloomingville, Sunday afternoon,
the guests of Harry Deffenbaugh and
wife.
Arthur Warthman, Name Reichley,
Joe Earnhart, wife and children were
the guests of G.. H. Reichley and wife
Sunday.
Mrs. F. M. Mount and little daugh-
ter called on Mrs. Charles Lyons, Fri
day.
Joe Earnhart made flying trip to
Green Brier, Sunday, looking for a
stray horse.
j. L. Lehman and wife called on
Mrs. John Mauk, Sunday.
VIM. Barton and wife, Carl Black
ston, Joe Earnhart and Chas. Flum
were on the ridge, Tuesday.
Nellie Deffenbaugh has returned to
her home in Bloomingyille, after a
few days visit with her aunt, Mrs.
Anna Walker.
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Wesley Chapel

Will Barnhart and wife called or
Charles Pleukharp and wife last
Monday evening.
Asel A. Ward called on Rebecca
Hutton, Sunday evening.
TIamp Steel is farming for George
Amerine.
Charles Pleukharp and VIII Barn
hart are putting out twelve acres of
corn for +. M. Mount.
Earl Steel, of Laurelville, was on
the ridge one day last week.
Belle Reichley is visiting her
parents at this place.
Pete Weed had the misfortune of
having his ankle broke one day last
week while hauling lumber for l.. Il.
Warthman. His foot caught on a
stump while riding on the OK wagon.
Pete says he can drive them In the
woods but he Is too old man to
learn to haul lumber on an OK wagon.
VIM. Barton and wife were the
guests of j. S. Cain and wife Sun
day.
Mrs. Sallie Dennis and little grand
son were the guests of the formers
daughter, Mrs. Maggie Hutton, Sun
day.
Mrs. Charles Pleukharp and sister
Hetty Mount, attended Epworth
League services.
Joe Earnhart made flying trip to
Orland last Saturday.
Allen Reichley and brother Joe,
made business trip to Macarthur
one day last week. Allen purchased
a fine new buggy of d, Steele.
Eta Steel and sister Myrtle, were
in Adelphi shopping one day last
week.
Mrs. Callie Richards, of Logan, is
quite i'll at the home of her parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. Jake Vest, of Cedar
Grove.
Chas. Carnes and son Harry, of
Nelsonville, were visiting relatives at
this place few days ago.
Mrs. John Mauk was attacked and
severely stung by bees on last Satur-
day, but succeeded in getting to the
telephone by which she called Caleb
Davis and wife to her rescue.
Chas Kennedy and wife and Miss
Rebecca Woodgeard were visiting the
latter's parents, Andy Woodgeard
and wife Saturday and Sunday.
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Mound Crossing

Mrs. Eugene North went to Canal
Winchester, last Sunday, for weeks s
visit with her old friend and neigh
boa, Mrs. Alice Polling,
p. e. White, of Blackburnville, was
engaged one day last week in doing
some landscape gardening for John
Stump.
Clarence Fox, who has been W )rk-
ing at the timers trade for several
years is at home, laid up with the
rheumatism at present.
George Stump is busily engaged in
hauling wheat to Laurelville, at this
time.
John Romel and Aaron Stahr made
a flying trip to Lancaster, last Thurs
day.
William Good and Ines Romel made
a flying trip to South Perry, last
Wednesday.
Our friend Jos. f. Brashares, farm
er and stock dealer has become quite
proficient as horse doctor, lately.
Aaron Stair and wife, Lewis Stair
and family and Myrtle Stump attend
ed the dedication of the Bunker Hill
U.,B church near the B. /. S., last
Sunday.
We notice that Old 81 Hubbard has
been imposing on our old friend Cump
Floyd. We want to say right here
that must be stopped. We once sold
Tecumseh cider to treat the bellers
and when we gave him half gallon
extra for good measure, he promised
to say a good word to st. Peter for us.
And then in order not to have to bad
an effect on the bellers, we mixed it
half and half with good spring water,
but we didn't tell cump about that.
William f. Armstrong was through
here last Friday, shaking hands and
looking after his fences.
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Paste This in Your Scrap
Book.

Every little while we read in
the papers that some one has run
d rusty nail in his foot or other
portion of his body, and that lock
jaw resulted therefrom and the
patient died. If every person was
aware of a perfect remedy for such
wounds they would cease. The
remedy is simple and always at
hand, and can be applied by any
one-what is better it is infaIible
1t is simply to smoke the wound,
or any wound that is bruised or
inhamed, by burning wooden
cloth. Twenty minutes in the
smoke will take the pain out of
the worst case of Inflammation
arising from such wound,
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Houses and Lots for Sale,
Cheap, or Exchange.

The following property, located
In South Perry, will be sold or
exchanged. Splendid bargains
for someone:
Lots No. 81 and SO, with dwell.
ing.
Lot Nh. 90, with dwelling,
summer house, cellar and cistern.
Lots No. 10, 90, II and %, on
Main street. Broom dwelling
and store room combined, good
cellar, 9 wells and cistern, some
fruit, ware-room 2ix3I, large
corncrib, blacksmith shop, barn
and other buildings on same lots,
and store in connection.
West half Of lot No. 80, good
house and barn.
East half of lot No. 80. Good
house on same.
For information, write or call
on Fast Bros, South Perry, Ohio.
May 2s, 6 wks.
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Crooked Run

Cora Boyer, Grace Beery and May
Miller called on Mrs. Lydia Grim and
daughter, last Thursday.
Fred Wagner, George and Joseph
Gurile and Roy Beery were up at the
pond near Rocks school, ascension
day.
Stanley, Celia and Rosa Dutton,
Clarence and Goldie Sholl, Earnest
Keller and Clay Boyer from White
Rose Ridge were down Rush creek to
spend the day, Thursday.
Mayor Wright, Emanuel Boyer and
Ida Walker were seen going to Rush
creek, to spend the day along the
brook.
Christ Gurile was in Sugar Grove,
on business, Thursday.
Fred Wagner visited friends at
Bremen, Sunday.
Jacob Gurile was seen going for A,
+, Hefts, Sunday night.
Joseph Gurile was enroute for John
Switzer, Sunday evening.
Short Gurile was seen heading for
Jacob Ashback, Sunday evening.
There was large crowd attended
preaching at Laurel Chapel, Sunday
evening,
Melvin Sanderson and Bertha Ash
back were seen driving through this
neighborhood, last Sunday evening,
George Weidner was in Lancaste, ,on
business, Saturday.
Jacob Beery and son were In Sugar
Grove, on business, Saturday.
Emanuel Boyer while going from
White Rose ridge, fell off the wagon
and the wagon ran over his leg and
broke the bone just above the ankle,
George Messbarger and Clarence
Miller called on Roy Beery, Sunday,
Clayton Beery, wife and son called
on his parents, Sunday,
Mrs. Lydia Grim and daughter were
Sugar Grove visitors, Saturday.
Belle and Maggie Heft and Bertha
Ashback were in Bremen on business,
last Tuesday evening,
Arch Beery called on Emanuel
Boyer, Sunday.
Grace Beery called on Mrs. Albert
Miller and family, Sunday.
Jacob Shonebarger wife and son
called on her parents, over Saturday
and Sunday.
George Messbarger, Roy Beery and
Clarence Miller went TO Rocks Stoll
and reported that June berries and
mountain tea were right In season.
: YOUNG.
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New Plymouth

George Riggs left Saturday FOL
visit with his sister in Lancaster.
Blanche r o., lor, of Logan, visited
her mother at this place over Sunday.
Asbury McGathey spent Saturday
at Wellston and Macarthur.
Mrs. Anna Freese and children
spent Saturday at Orland.
The X. o. II. NJ. Band played for
Asbury on Decoration Day. Mr..
Wyman, of Macarthur, teacher OF the
Band, played with them Saturday.
The boys play fine and are improving.
Josephine Bay attended commence
ment at Logan.
p. M. Savely, of Columbus, spent
Sunday with his sister at this place.
Mrs. George Gibbons and Fanny
Hamlin attended Decoration services
at Asbury.
r. II. Allen. of Macarthur, spent
several days last week with his father
at this place,
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Marion

Isaac Rutter and wife visited the
latter's parents in Green township
Sunday.
Emanuel Wolf and wife, OF Logan
visited David Wolf and family, Sun.
day.
Sam st. Clair and wife visited Their
son, Frank, and family, at Webb
Summit, Sunday.
Augustine Palmer and wife, of Bre-
men, are at their country home In
Marion this week.
Leonard Weaver and William Scholl
are busy hauling lumber for Mr..
Stoner, of Bremen.
Eber Mowery and wife, of Logan,
were Sunday guests of Jacob Mowery
and wife, of Bear Run.
May Inboden is spending a week at
at Carbon HILL She attended the
wedding of her aunt, Matte Blosser,
to James w. Shatfer, both of that
place.
Isaac Blosser and wife are off for
an extended visit to Indiana, Missou-
ri and Iowa. They will visit Albert
Wealty and family at Waterloo,
Iowa, and will attend the conference
of the German Baptist Brethren at
Des Moines. They are accompanied
by Elder Bagwell, of Bremen.
Last Saturday some young men, un-
known to the writer, returning from
Logan saw boy with shot gun, as
their stomachs were full of booze and
their reasoning powers very weak,
they supposed the lad had been hunt
ing squirrels and began shouting to
him and his parents that they were
going to have him arrested for hunt
ing squirrels. If the young men had
been at home that day watching
crows and chip munks out of their
fathers corntields, like the boy was,
they would have had more sense in
their heads and likewise more cents
in their pockets.
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Fern Ridge

Everybody in this community is
through planting corn.
Hermon McGrady, of Mud Valley,
was seen on our pixies Friday.
Frank Harden called on Tena Mill
er, Sunday.
Hello Windy Ridge, Fern Ridge is
still among the living.
A number from this place attend
ed childrens service at Gibisonville,
Sunday afternoon.
Church at the st. John Lutheran
Church was well attended Sunday.
George Bailey is busy picking cher
ries and hauling them to market.
Wilbert Seeshotz and wife, of Sugar
Grove, were seen on our ridge Sunday.
C. l. Goss, of near Logan, was the
recent guest of his daughter, Mrs.
David Miller.
Charles and Daniel Myer, Samuel
Bailey and Denver Brown attended
church at the Holiness, Sunday even
ing.
Quite a number of young people of
this community expect to view the
Cantwell Cliffs next Sunday afternoon
June 7. Everybody invited.
Mabel Anderson is working for her
sister, Mrs. John Rider, of Rocky
Fork.
VIII Myer and wife, of Lonesome
Ridge, called on the formers brothers
and sisters of this place, Saturday al
ternoon.
Harvey Linten and wife, of Logan,
were the guests of Henry Miller and
wife, Sunday last.
+. II. Hilderbraudt and wife, of Lo-
gan, attended church at the st. John
Lutherans, Sunday.
John and Charles Myer were Logan
visitors Friday.
George Bailey and son, Samuel,
were Logan shoppers Thursday.
Louis and Homer Evans, of Pleas
ant Valley, were seen on our ridge
Sunday.
~ nj.
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Pursell

Hello Old ST., hope you arrived at
home all right, as l saw your smiling
face on the train from Haynes to
Laurelville, Friday.
There was large crowd attended
the Decoration at Bloomingyille, Sat-
urday.
Mrs. Rosa Wine, daughter and son
called on Mr.. Hoy and wife, Friday.
Chester les returned tohis home i'm
Lima, Saturday.
Mrs. Rosa Wine, daughter and son
were visiting her mother, Mrs. Zelda
r. Ebert, Friday till Sunday, at
Laurelville.
Mrs. Chas. Kitchen returned to her
home, after week and half visit
with her parents.
Vern Kitchen was on our streets,
Friday.
Jacob Wine took dinner with viii
Brown, Sunday.
Geo. Conkle was visitor in Perry,
Saturday and Sunday.
Mrs. Mary Springer and Chester lies
called on Emery BANTER and wife,
one day last week.
We are having cold weather from
the big hail storm at the Rock House,
Saturday.
George Conkle and John Vorhees
called on VIM. Wine for some more
Of that u0od caad corn
Hazel Oldfeld was on our streets in
Laurelville, Saturday.
Alice Mowery called ON Frank
Barcary, Sunday.
James lies attended Prayer meeting
at Pine Grove, Sunday.
VIII Brown called on Jacob Wine,
Friday.
Blanche Brown staid all night with
Mrs. Mary Springer, Friday night.
Geo. Conkle called on VIM. Wine,
Monday.
The candidate, Homer G.. Hansel's
smiling face was seen on our streets,
one day last week.
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GibisOnville

quite number from this place at
tended the dedication of the Bunke
Hill U. B. Church, Sunday.
| Charles Kiefaber and son, Harry, o
Amanda, visited relatives at thi
place, Saturday and Sunday.
| NADIA Whitcraft, of Columbus, ac
companied by her friend, Vera Spill
man, we're the guests of the former.
mother, Sunday.
Frank Nihiser, wife ard son, Josh
ua, and daughter, Saba, of Laure
Ridge, attended Decoration service,
Sunday.
Henderson Glaze, wife and daugh
ters Fanny and Leah, and son, Ro
land of South Perry, and Dave
wilkins and wife, of Haysville, were
the guests of Byron Zeigler and fam
lily, Sunday.
Goldie Evans and Velva Brashares
attended the Commencement at Lo-
gan, Thursday night.
Joe Brashares and wife and Dan
Bigham, of Mound Crossing, we're in
our village Sunday.
Carl Whitcraft, Jesse McGrady,
Pearl Zeigler and Merton Weltner
spent Saturday in Bloomingville.
Mrs. Lucy Miller spent Decoration
Day at Logan.
Jacob Morlan of Columbus, is yis-
iting friends at this place.
Denver Brown, of Gasville, was
seen in our village Sunday.
Grace Zeigler, of Columbus, is Wis
iting her parents of this place.
VIM. Moore, our village merchant,
was on the sick list a couple of days
last week.
The following is the program rem
dered at the U. b. Church, Sunday,
In honor of the soldiers:
Song-Marcbing through Georgia . Choir
Song-Patriotic Pilgrims ... ...... Choir
Responsive Reading
Prayer ..........,..,. ......... p, Bro. Morlan
Song-Loyal to the Homes We Love
Pilgrims to the Promise Land sylvia Miller
....,.. Fanny Keller and Georgia Moore
Song-Star Spangled Banner .......... Choir
Song-Little Pilgrims .,..... Intermediates
Recitation ...... .............. Paul Kline
Song-The Little Crusaders .......... Choir
EXercise-The Kingdom OF Home
Song-My Dear Ohio Home ......... ....
.Velva Brashares and Mabel Evans
Recitation 900. .... Mrs. Robert Head
nrln
SOng-O Church OF God ............... Choir
Recitation e. ...................Fa Fanny Keller
recitation .......,............. Georgia Moore
Song-Rouse up Children Of the King
Recitation .,.....,.......... Grace Moore
S6ng-The Blue and the Gray. Quartette
Recitation .............. =. Charles Zeigler
Song-The Cross and the Flag. ... Juniors
Offering
Song-Red, White and Blue
Song-Conquer by this Sign
Lords Prayer
A large crowd was in attendance.
The program was very interesting
and was enjoyed by all. Collection
large.
ADRIAN,
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VIII Cure Consumption.

A. A. Herren, Finch, Ark, i,
writes; "Foley's Honey and
Tar is the best preparation for
eoughs, colds and lung trouble.
l know that 1t cured consumption
in the first stages" You never
heard Of anyone using Foley's
Honey and Tar and not being
satisfisd. Bort Il Co.
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A man who is in perfect health
so he can do honest days work
necessary, has much for which he
should be thankful. Mr.. l.. c..
Rodgers, of Branchton, Pa, writes
that he was not only unable to
work, but he couldn't stoop over
to tie his own shoes. Six bottles
of Foley's Kidney Cure made a
new man of him. He says, "Suceess
to Foley's Kidney Cure" Bort
4 Co.
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LOST, STRAYED or STOLEN.
Steer calf, weighs about $50,
light red color. Parties knowing
of the whereabout of same will
please inform A. Heine, Logan, o.
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Obituary.
PHILIP NIXON.

/ ihiElf NlNON.
We are now forcibly impressed
with the stern fact "that the aged
must die and the young may die"
The subject of our sketch was but
youth who looked into the future
with those high inspirations ever
found at that period of life.
The writer has known the
departed since infancy, and knew
him to be one Of the most pleasant
and agreeable of children, having
kind word for all he met, and
gentle submissive in all his walks
this short life.
AS pupil in school he was the
ideal in his studies, and demeanor
and loving to his pluymates.
To the associates of the depart
ed, we would say, live as this
Joung man lived, that those who
follow after us may have only the
warmest memories of love for us.
He was naturally gifted in the art
of drawing and fine mechanism,
and has won several fine prizes
for his mastery in drawing and
many admirers of lis skilled work.
Philip M. Nixon, the son of
Emanuel and Anes d. Nixon, was
born July %, A. d 1890, and the
only son, who leaves a father, two
sisters, Lota M. and Martha L.,
and two grandmothers Mrs. Nixon
and Mrs. BANTER, with many
other relatives and friends to
mourn his early demise, his mother
having preceded him to the Spirit
World about L year and Z months
ago.
Thus has the grim reaper, death,
entered this humble household
and through the same malady,
tuberculosis, carried away it's
second victim IN short period of
time.
Our subject began to complain
of i'll health at the death of his
mother and gradually grew worse
until death cut off all suffering;
during all of which he still kept
that ever kindly spirit and patient
forbearing to his departure on the
morning of May %, 1908, having
reached the age of II years and
10 months.
Philip did not look on death
with any dread or fear but hoped
to meet the blessed who exult in
the presence of meek and loving
Savior, and asked his father and
sisters to meet him in yonder
happy world where sad partings
snail De no more.
safe In his Savior's keeping,
Who sent him calm release,
Ills only we who are weeping,
He dweils In perfect peace.
But we as pilgrims wander
still through this world below,
We soon shall meet him yonder
And all his Joys shall know
CARD OF THANKS.
We the relative and friends
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We the Irelative and friends
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