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Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1909-03-27
OBITUARY..
Boyd.

oOyas
Mrs. Florence d. Boyd, wife of ]. F.
Boyd. 1103 West State street, died
this morning at o'clock at ST. Thomas
hospital of general paralysis. Mrs.
Boyd had been i'll for two years, and
had been cared for al the hospital for
the past five weeks.
Mrs. Boyd, nee SlSiff, was a native
of Chester Center, Poweshiell county,
and was born in November, 1871. She
became the wife of Mr.. Boyd in this
city June %, 1906. Surviving her, aside
from the husband, and two brothers,
Jesse Skiff, of Newton, Kan, and CLAIR
ence Skiff of Bull, Idaho. Mrs. Boyd
was a member of the Congregational
church.
The arrangements for the funeral
have not yet been made.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1909-03-27
SUNDAY at the Churches.

In addition to the two union meet
fngs, referred to in another column,
the, Sunday morning services in the
churches will be as follows:
At the Methodist church there will
be a reception for new members and
holy communion. The pastor, Rev.
Merle N. Smith, viii speak briefly on
Loyalty to Christ"
Rev. James McGee's subject at the
Baptist church will be "A Mans Work
for Men,"
The topic for Rev. G. w. McCord's
address at the Presbyterian church is.
sChe Churcf's Lesson from q. Corrupt
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1909-03-27
SUNDAY WANTS HOUSE
Evangelist Writes That He Needs
Furnished House During Month Of
May-GiIi, Tabernacle Builder, Will
Be Here Next Week.

"A letter received yesterday from
Rev. w. A. Sunday, asks for a fur
1,ished house to be secured for him
self and family, and the task is now
up to L. r. Willard, chairman Of the
entertainment committee, to find the
house, otherwise rooms will have to
be secured and the party divided.
-.Billy" Sunday viii be in Marshall
town during the month of May, dlav-
Ding extended his stay a week each at
Spokane apd Springfield and having
taken two weeks extra rest. He has
Cancelled his engagement at Muncie,
Ind, which will put him back on his
schedule for the year.
Mr.. A. p. Gill, organizer and build
ing superintendent, has written Chair
man Wanberg, that he will be in Mar
shalltown the last, of next week>and
wants preparation made for building
of the tabernacle to begin the week
after.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1909-03-27
MUST VOTE AGAIN
Town Of Gilman Will Have to Hold
Another Special Election in Order
to Como Under Law in Voting Tax
for New School House.

Friday was the time advertised for
letting the contracts for building of the
new school house, and there were a
number of prospective bidders on the
ground.
1t was discovered, however, previous
to the opening of bids, that a defect in
the notice for the election on the bond
issue would require another election
to be held, and so it would necessarily
postpone the whole matter at least
sixty days longer.
The notice lacked four days of the
time required by law.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1909-03-27
WOMAN DIES SUDDENLY.
Mrs. Fred vagert Succumbs to Attack
of Heart Disease.

Mrs. Fred vagert, living five and
one-half miles south of the city on
Twelfth avenue, was suddenly stricken
with heart disease Friday and died at
midnight. Up to the time Of being
taken sick, Mrs. Vagert had been in
her usual health. Mrs. Frances Kral
Vagert was born in Chicago, Feb. 10,
1882 When she was years old, her
parents moved to near Garwin. On
Oct. 4. 1906, she became the wife Of
Fred Vagert the marriage taking place
in Timber Creek township, where the
family has since resided.
In addition to the husband Mrs. Va
CERT is survived by an infant son l
year old, and one sister, who is living
in Ohio.
The funeral will be held from the
residence, Monday morning at 10
o'clock. Interment will be in the Rock
Valley cemetery.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1909-03-27

The petition was filed Friday. The
young husband, who is 20 years of age,
accuses his wife, who is but II, with
lack of chastity before he married
her. The petition says Elliott began
counting his wife in January of this
wear. The couple was married in this
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1909-03-27
Important.

The members of the brotherhoods of
all the churches are requested to meet
in the basement of the Congregational
church tomorrow (Sunday) 1918 p. m.
Executive of Federation Of Church
Mems Clubs.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1909-03-27
File Charge Against Girls.

Chief Of Police w. E. Nicholson said
this morning that he had filed a COM
plant with Judge Parker of the dis
trict court against Hazel Boylan and
Gladys Reese, the two young girls who
were arrested by the police few days
ago. The complaint charges disorderly
conduct and an effort is to be made to
have the girls sent to the reform
school for girls at Mitchellville.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1909-03-27
from Main street to the soldiers home
gate.
I indoor Baseball
Standing of the Clubs.

The Western Grocer Company beat
the Central Iowa Business College, and
the Iowa Central won from the BUSH
ness men in the Friday night games Of
the Railroad Y. M. C. A. indoor league.
The business college was beaten by
the score Of to 3, and the business
men lost by the score of 10 to 8.
The following is the score of the
first game:
Grocer Co. .........I 0003G00E4
C. /. B. C. ........... 10002000-3
The teams lined mp as follows:
Western Grocer Company-A- c. Carl
son, pitch; Lindstedt, catch; Klos-
sowski, first base; Booth, second base;
East, third base; McCreery, left short;
A. w. Carlson, right short Bohen, left
field; Wilson, right field. Central Iowa
Business College-IngledHe pitch; Cal
lantine catch; Hixson, first base; Lilli-
bridge, second base; Bright, third
base; Clemens, left short; Stewart,
right short: Robinson, left field.
The following is the score of the Sec
ond game:
Central ............... 5102O1I10
Business Men ........ 2102010e6
The teams lined up as follows: Iowa
Central-Wood, pitch; Dunn, catch:
Martin first base; Lambert, second
base; Bell, third base; Sheets, left
short Business Men-Salisbury, pitch;
Wilbur, catch; Kellogg, first base;
Mueller, second base; Coburn, third
base; Bradbury, left short; Waterman,
left field.
The officials were Wilbur, Louns-
berry and McCreery.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1909-03-27
In the District Court.

Judge Bradshaw adjourned court
this morning until Tuesday morning.
The case of Harry S. Warn VS. the
Great Western Railroad, which has
been on trial most Of the week, had
not been finished when court adj
journed Friday evening. The case Will
be taken up again Tuesday morning.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1909-03-27
A QUEER COMBINATION.
Vote for InsIedue and Prohibition
Ticket One and Same Thing.

"A circular letter addressed to real
prohibitionists by Mrs. Lora A. Ben
nett and C. c. Milhiser, two long time
workers in the w. c. T. u, and prohi-
bition cause, asserts that 20. L. 1ngle-
due and George Herman, by their de-
cision, placed the prohibition ticket %
the official ballot. Let us say, that we
believe that in this election a vote for
o. L. Ingledue and the prohibition
ticket stands for one and the same
thing"
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1909-03-27
Local Weather Record.

F'orty-tive was Fridays maximum
temperature, compared with Al for
Thursday. The minimum last night
was %, the same as the night before.
The temperature at O'clock this morn
ing was 20, three degrees cooler than
at the same hour Friday morning.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1909-03-27

book form and as a standard work.
Handicapped as he has been by the
double infirmity-loss of speech and
hearing-Mr, Longs life struggle and
success are such as come to few men
under like circumstances. He was
born in MarshalMown Jan. /. 1869 and
as a result of spinal meningitis be-
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1909-03-27
PUPILS in PLAY.
High School Young People Please tn

High School Young People Please the
Crowd With "A Night OFF,"
For the benefit of the High School
Athletic Association pupils of the high
school appeared in two plays before a
crowd that almost filled the manual
training building Friday night. The
plays produced were a. one-act drama,
1.-THE Land of the Hearts Desire" a
Celtic folk story translated by w. B.
Yates, and "a Night Off, or A Page
From Balzac,' a comedy in four acts
by, Augustin DAILY
The comedy was presented with
marked success, and it made a decided
hit with the audience. The one-act
play, to be effective, required a nicely
of Interpretation, which was, asking
too much and could not be expected Of
such amateurs. The following cast of
. six took part in the playlet. Charles
Hillingsworth, Carl Click, Harry Ger
hart, Minnie Loss, Freida Kallenberg
and Helen Gundlach.
"a Night OFF, is DAILY comedy
It's dialog is clever and it's situations
are funny. The entire cast did well and
deserved the applause which greeted
its efforts. The following is the cast
of "a Night OFF,:
Justinian Babbitt, university pro-
eAfessor. =. :. =. ........R Roy Good
Harry Damask, his son-in-law....
:. j. ....... Clifford Jennings
Jack Mulberry, a young actor. .....
>. >. ......... Lee Fetters
Lord Mulberry, father of Jack. $50.
-. ;. ;. ......... Archie Kirk
Marcus Brutus Snap, theatrical.
manager :. !. .Hughitt lamar
sProwl, usher at university. Frank Huls
Mrs. Zantippa Babbitt, wife of pro-
lessor Pearl Deuel.
Nisbe, their youngest daughter. 800.
:. .....,. Marjorie Ketchum
Angelica Damask, their married
daughter ). -. Unable Peterson
Susan. maid Edna Balch
Maria, maid ............ Edna Garvin
Both plays are to be repeated to-
night.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1909-03-27
WEEDS MAR. 8; WANTS DIVORCE

Albion Young Man Seeks Divorce Aft
ter Short Married Life.
Before the echoes of the wedding
bells had scarcely died away, Reuben
Elliott, a young man of Albion, who
Ella Martin, an Albion girl, on
March 3, has entered the district court
with a petition seeking for a divorce.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1909-03-27
UNION MEN TO MEET.

IngIedue Political Meeting to Be Ad-
dressed by Chicago Man.
Under the auspices of the Machin-
said to have had more or less to do
with the affairs of the machinists dur
ing the Iowa Central strike last sum-
mer, will be in the city tonight to adj
dress political meeting at Finkle's
Hall in the interests of the candidacy
of o. l.. Ingledue.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-11-13
VICTOR NJ. PLACE TALKS FOOTBALL

Victor n Place the former Dart
mouth player who coached Notre
Dame last season. and who IL now
practicing law in Seattle. says that
the talk about the Catholic college
beating Michigan on a fiuhe is all
wrong.
Nuire Dame has now ard always
has had one Of the best football SLEW
ems IN the world said the former
gridlruu star yesterday.
Mr Place should know whai DC -
talking about 81 hu has been either
playing or tanchinr football since be
was Old enough g. cradle punt Hr
played Tor Dartmouth In rs STAYED
put three years and went hack IN 90
making that years team: PLAYED At
tackle IN '0i and '0z. aud ~ his last
coilege year %. be was the captain
~ the team. and was picked As
tackle Tor the an Eastern team Fnr
three years after graduation Place
coached the Ohio Wesleyan eleven.
and then came out here. coaching the
U. - W. team FOR two ysars last
year DE went 90 Notre Dame. and
would hc there thls year II hts law
practice would permit.
To prove his statement that Notre
Dame is class "a" team, he brings
out figures FOR the past two years
which show that be IL right.
Last year" said Place. "Sotre
Dame played nine games and
scored SIS points 10 her opponents
70. All ~ the opponents points were
made hy field goals and no team had
tho bail inside our twenty yard line
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-11-13
HERMAN AND HERMANN HOLD
LOVE FEAST OVER STATE LEAGI
tuy United rr~ss.l

CINCINNATI. Nov. 1s.-Presi.
dent Frank Herman OF the Cali.
foruia State league, and Garry Herr.
man. president OF the Cincinnati
Baseball club and chairman OF the
national baseball commission. held
a strong couflab yesterday regard.
ing the terms By which the Califor-
MIA league was admitted 10 the ma
tunal organization Several major
league players who jumped their
big league contracts are now play
ing with the Callforuiana.
Hermann said that. although the
nationalcommisslon was anxious TO
approve the terms offered to the
Californlans by the National asso-
citation. It must protect the major
league clubs. which win have 60
share In the money paid for con
tract jumpers from one club TO
another
Take the case OF Pitcher strick-
lett in whom Brooklyn has an in
terest.' said HERMANN s"lle Is
worth $4,000. / do not think that
he should be sold Co another club
until the price is mutually agreed
upon boy the club now having him,
and Brooklyn
Herman felt the weight of Horr
mans argument and sHid that after
a short trim 20 Washington and New
Yorkothat he wenld return % ca,
fornia and place the mhtter before
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-11-13
[I: : THE STARS PAGE o. UP-TO-DATE SPORTS En-;
BEST PLAY | EVER SAW MADE ON FOOTBALL m

with such backnrid Ha Keinafh.
rolwcit Green nnd linilruhack. auG
We knew that n We won o. must ba
by strategy
Fortunately oar defense paa
strong. due largely to tho wonder.
fui wors 81 Schulz and iu tha frat
half we succeeded in practically
holding our own with fhe QufElra
True early 600 tho half Gallagher bad
recovered an ouHide Kick Dn 8Hr IN
yard line and been pushed over foF
a t0ur hduWn go that nt The end W
the period Penn wHs leading 40 h.
Tho Michigan team had shown
better Than was expected. ana fHe
hienchcr crowd wnH confident Ana
as for me I'm forced 10 admit !
Was uure confident than the hfcach-
err, for ! had something up my
Sleeve ! had been working over. and
planning. and saving for week lot
just euch a cftsis
WafmuHd. 81 quarter. had been
instructed 90 save tho play until the
last minute and none ~ our trick
stuff had been uncorlfed during tho
fret half Play w the second hnIf
waH comparatively even. with neither
slide having an apparent advantage
About the middle ~ the half with
the bail In our possession in mid
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-11-13

II u going the sarns xay a. "a
Ia her last tive yezu - Tam !
even come danxer9My sms y
goal line and N that "a a d.
played Michigan fFsns hanz|
Wabash. Aarquefte ana re Fs.|
crn University n Ps-nsy.rlzA
To date this seasen ~ teu y
scored ifz points 10 ihsar syessx
g. Our eleven has tesax ~ Z
Y. - Penn. and tia, tan pl2y|
the " ~ pern fn4 ssnnkrh y
and walipped the Cafll1s tx
6 90 O
Three n N0sre Danes sszi 4
crs this time are beyE tFpn
Northwest Mathews fsFnss
the ~ II N. was TIT naa ]
creased MichiEAn's lins ~ 81
day The other two a'eE u.
starring are Dwtmmirk and .
brook. Who played one Fsei !
" IAAHilAiA
According 70 the war that 2
sizes up the games this siis1l
Yale wili defeat Prfnpelsn y -
score. Harvard shpuM nsst Z
victory from Dartmouth ara =
syivanlR and Minnesota elsa
win their games from Aichisss
Wisconsin. respectively
he sizes up Washinginn q s
as good q team AZ any = ~ = !.
West or Northwest u ~ ~
tion. Notre Dana hichifa,
Minnesota are about thu enlI y
ern teams that could down "a
pie and gold
THE Varsity could pay Y
game against ahy team y IN
States. said Place 70 can@
argument
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-11-13
Broadway Eleven
All Everett
Today

Coach Lewis ~ broadway .. high
took his football warriors tu Efrrrtt
this morning and viii line them up
against the light fast Everett team.
coached by Eupch BAEshHw. the for
mer L. % W. captain and quarter
hack BaKshaW has developed
strong team "a Everett. and expects
them g. take the measure ~ thr
broadway huakius
Last Saturday Everett walked all
around Tacoma In the first hall. aud
the men arr planning 60 DO fhe Same
stunt With Broadway during she
whole game Great enthusiasm has
been nrauaed an Everett TOR tha
urpadway game. and Everett BE- De-
tFruiuad So win broadway will
present crippled front 10 che
enemy az three 20 The best faru On
fhr team nrr uut - tbs anfur C'ap D.
tain t.ewia Warren and Dalton
Smith ~ broadway has Rad
charley horse that u giving ini# ~
trouble Tic has barely ha~n able
tn run Signals ala week. and cannot
Eet IN shape g. start thc game ts-
morrow Rnek ia putting ap a fast
game az quarter but has npt SOS had
time 60 iearn the signals Abbott
la fixture az fuilbaek. aad b. get
ting better nil Use rma
a large number nf broadway root.
err Niil Ea wp o. Everett on the
Telegraph This noon 60 So the
game and encourage the team The
Everett hlEh schnoi students wiU
give a dance this evening T. the
Broadway team
The ureadway lineup wan be a.
follows T.. = Tyler stairnn. q. T
Presley T. ~ Burt g.. Wilson u
Co. Wiley. Seymour. ~ r. pntteu
r. - Kerr Mcmahon. q h r
Burke. Rock l.. a.. smalieY Il. A.
p Burke Smith y "a ABBOT
Coach Lewis Ia not saying much
about the result n tho game. bat he
goes So Far az h predict that hiz
men will have hard time 10 down
Everett today
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-11-13

consider the greatest and most spec
tnruiAr ] ever SAW. Waa not really
great Tor u ala not succecd but
my conclusion t. ihink. Justified
hy the nHecrss tho play met with
when executed by othrr teams
Whf-l is o. considered that every
biR epiieEe team has each year
repertoire ~ more than 100 plays.
each - which has born thought out
with she greatest care. " IL natural
~ No easy proposition 90 say that
this or that play vas most wonder
fui
Perhaps the fact that the success
~ thr giaf ! describe fseant ~
much 60 fna makes lt stand ant m
smY natnd tners prominently than tltn
others bat "a any rate | never aaM
play THAI booked 30 gead ~ ms
~ aaa ia the Michigan Prumsyt-
vania game IN 1907 We had been
undefeAied until that day. despite
fhe lack - formidn bic offeuFs
frpnsy ivania bad a wonderful team
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-11-13

do with the outburst Of patriotic
enthusiasm
When the main event Of the even.
ing had been announced by Mega.
phone" Cook as a meeting between
two human beings" Ito. closely fol-
lowed by Braun. made his appear.
ance on the stage Both got n hand
and after Referee Tom Mcdonald
had examined the hands and cloth.
iug Of the contestants for back
scratchers or other hardware barred
by the rules. they were sicked on
each other and told % Ro at n.
Ito walked slowly 10 the center
Of the mat. looking with wonder at
the antics Of the American. who was
giving perfect imitation ~ tho
tough young man OF burlesquc
Braun jumped forward and got a
hold on lto's jacket. but the latter
shook him OF. and with the fastest
trip ever seen on n local mat. the
pair went 20 the canvas and rolled
onto the boards. Braun getting n
sharp blow on the head as they fell
Ito Gets Hold.
The men lay atill for a second
and then Ito made q signal 10 the
referee. who got down beside the
men and had "a close look al what
was going on Braun had one Of
lto's fingers fast in HIS teeth and
was trying 20 bite II Off He let 10
on McDonald's warning. but Il ia
doubtful whether he could have
held the grip for another five soc.
ondg, as Ito had secured the famous
Okurleri holda strange hold
formed by twisting the coat collar
and was sending Braun on the
limited 70 Know Nothing land
After q rest Of ten minutes. tho
men made their second appearance
Braun looking somewhat dazed but
in better condition than expected
after the mauling he bad Just re-
cciyed The second time he sprane
for lto'g legs but the Jap brought
or a few lightning motions and
again they went 10 the mat. Braun
fast tn the deadly Dahkubl hold
which U.s. the same az hold 80 1
only With the reverse English. ANY
how. II accomplished the same re-
suit for after q few Beconds of
tense waiting those close TO tho
men saw a conclusive Jerk OF
Bram'a stomach muscles. Then
Ito Jumped 10 bis feet and tapped
bis PROSTATE opponent on the back
IT was all over IN less than q min
ute.
Julius Johnson, the 15spound
wrestler Of the s. A. c.. failed h
throw Charles Malrs and Barno,
Hoe, both Canadians. IN 30 minutes
as agreed He took MalrB' meas
ure 10. SIX minutes and Nc seconds
but H5c was too clover for him. and
after a pretty exhibition Of Tho
catch-as-catch-can game. both mer
were on their feet at the expiration
of time
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-11-13
EXPERT TELLS A
jIU-JITSU
STORY
japanese Sporting Editor
Describes Ito-Braun Go
Exclusively for The Star
Readers.
BY mlNctmURA TOGO.
Sporting Editor Japanese School
Boys Annual

Boys Annual.
C0mmencely. I deslat % rav 20
l0ft-brOw readers ~ Seattle Star
that are by no ways infused with
Haahlmura Togo. cab writer for
Golfers Weak and other organs Of
gi0rified America are sporty ax
pert which ranspira dignity and
heaFineaa 20 opinions For Infinite
time / destruch mind ~ young Jan.
anesc boy on emctlcs ~ claanly
sport and now I are orthoQrauhy
IN America and Pacific coast. On
Nu- titsu, juggling and more events
n Ike matter
AZ late period In New York I re-.
nit letter from sporty editor. ge-
attic star, who despair In such
manner
Great iiu-iitsu match are Co near
heattm Ia Cnmpanlonahip with
Haley comet Star are rolibatcd
family journal what romano story
by notorious expert Impsrt from
New York by firstly train 90 much
financier profit"
Ancient knowing N Stars sporty
cditor push me 90 imply foxy by
telegraph with costing 20 came at
t.fNfNN fNN Ni WIRE fNTfulf coin
firstly" After domurful protest
spoken coin put IN temperance. and
J are here Ia time for large match.
N are great tiu jitsu from atnnd-
by " specticles. but more briefly
than neither japanese and American
desire 90 Withhold In dictionary
talk Of great word fighter. Hon
London. II are the meet Of dismal
brute against cunnlnRueBs Of skill
balanced mind.
Like foarsome motormnn of tax
cab Justly for blood. come Hon.
Braun before padded carpet. He
throw tragic scowi on Hon. Ito and
great pickering Of sporty gents. but
Hon. Ito are not catched snoring.
A flashful momentum. and Hon. Ito
have secluded BEETLE dcponent In
deathly Okurieri hold. from which
he are deployed to dress room In In
firm condition.
In section time great jlu Jitsu
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-11-13

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gafa line Embs. pias 'l,, e q
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g.. '1'4 meet The piay-.el',a ~
NitfHl De- <zF Il
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backward a step Or ~ - =
shot q BACKWARD dlsv,. - Att 4
aloe That player rat s,l.', |. : 4. "a
pas 20 Magoffln. Wa -. 7 md
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turned caught the haii 4
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suddenly q hssh IN
hufphy waa ssan0lng i.
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ball and ! knew ~ - 49, 49,
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