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Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1910-06-10

Mr.. and Mrs. A. H. Vernon have
moved into the Mrs. Blanchard resi-
dent at Highland avenue southeast,
having rented 1t for the summer.
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1910-06-10

Owing to rain, the Randall team did
not come down to play the Laurels on
the West side grounds Sunday: after
noon, and the members of the team,
decked in their new uniforms, had
their picture taken at the photograph
gallery instead. The team goes to
Green Prairie next Sunday 49, &. !:
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1910-06-10
GILBERT

June 7.-Miss Hilda Johnson went
to Little Falls Monday. returning
Tuesday. .@
Miss Laura Billiard closed q very
successful term of school In district
No. so Tuesday. A picnic was held
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1910-06-10

The Buffalo Bill Wild West and
Pawnee Bill Far East shows will
show in this city August 18th, the
circus agent having been here Sat-
urday and hooked it for that time.
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1910-06-10

Miss Frances Fortier, who has been
teaching q term of school at Sank
Rapids, arrived Saturday for her sum-
mer vacation.
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1910-06-10

Miss Alma. Fortier, who has just
graduated from the St. Cloud Normal,
Is home tor her summer vacation.
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1910-06-10

Jacob Crest left last Friday for
Valley City, N. D., where he has &C.
cepted a position in the American
national bank
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1910-06-10

Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Myott Of Sank
Centre, formerly of this city, are the
proud parents of another little daugh-
ter who arrived at the home Wednes-
day. June LIST.
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1910-06-10

Fritz Guernon and friends of st.
Cloud were in the city over Sunday
visiting friends.
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1910-06-10

AL. Simonet was to the twin cities
last week, where he ordered q new
rubber tired funeral Car. The ship
ment is to be made from Philadelphia,
and it will arrive here in q couple
weeks
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1910-06-10

Mr.. and Mrs. P.zJ. Duffy and
family, who were making their home
in st. Cloud, now reside in Melrose.
Mrs. Duffy, who is a former resident
of this city, is sister OF Charles and
Harry Guern0n. -yy..r., =. .
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1910-06-10

Mrs. Jenny Lind Brown, and niece,
Miss Gladys Brown, departed sSatur-
day for Chicago on an extended visit
with relatives in different places in
the east. They will spend most of
their time at Wyallusing, Pa, return.
ing home about the nrst of September.
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1910-06-10

Mrs. W. ID. Hall and daughter, Miss
Jessaline, were in the city Saturday
enroute from Seattle to Minneapolis,
where the family will reside.
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1910-06-10

Fred W. Carpenter, private secretary
to President Taft, who has recently
been: appointed Ambassador :; to
Morocco, arrived at Sank Centre last
week for visit with relatives before
nroceedinR to Morocco. 49,. -
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1910-06-10

4 It was happy populace for the
most part that contemplated the
showers of Saturday and the fine rain
tall Of Sunday, as all realized the good
that it had ia store. Especially so
was It the case with the farmers OF
this county, as The ram covered its
entire boundr1es. OF course Il. put g
sdamper on some at our automobile
enthusiasts Sunday, but even they
claimed to have had q good time
Notwithstanding Sir machines made
the trip. to Mile Laos lake that morn
ing with parties. at which an excursion
was enjoyed. Three q the machines
returned that night but three re-
manned over night. at Brainerd. some
of tho parties returned from there by.
train % account Of the bad roads be
encountered on the return trip s5 u
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1910-06-10

ROLAND Brandon was down from
International Falls last Friday for q
visit with relatives.
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1910-06-10

When you want good lather, set
Hotfbauer, Gil S. 9Th st., Brainerd.
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1910-06-10

The Oakland Cemetery association
has installed new windmill at the
cemetery, which will give an ample
water supply.
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1910-06-10

Rollins Bronson has accepted posi-
ton as adj man at the Transcript
Office.
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1910-06-10

-Loiel Ryan has gone to the northern
part OF the state, where he takes a
position with 500 engineering crew,
his studies at the ~" in the
department having come
to a close for this term.
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1910-06-10
Tax payer OF Morrison county

Miss Eta Shinnabarger has been
engaged to teach the next term OF
school at Walker. ,
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1910-06-10

Earned runs, Gold Dusts, s.;
Two-base hits, Diedrlch. Stolen bases,
Rassier, D1edrich 2, Kingen 2, Butler,
Blanchett, Luclen. Left on bases,
Gold Dusts, Z; Staples, s. Umpire, J.
Grelsch.
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1910-06-10

For a line of rough silks
in all co1ors, also satin
finished Alexandria silks
worth up to SOC: a yard.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1910-02-15
Free Dyspepsia
Sample

Sufferers from indigestion are wax
ing up to the fact that peppermint
lozenges, charcoal and dyspepsia
cures are only makeshifts i'm the cure
of so troublesome complaint al
chronic Indigestion What Is required 10
something that will not only relieve bnt
which Will tone and train the dir,stivc
apparatus To again do its work normally.
ana this these simple remedies cannot DO
There is something more to tho euro
or Indigestion than swcetening tho
breath. and yet n remedy that ONLY con.
,ains digestive ingredients will not cure
te'manehtIy: man n as the basis OF INDIGESTION
" poor bowel circulation. and that roe
quires scientific laxative. We know
OF no remedy that combines these re.
9uirements better than Dr. Caldweli's
= syup ,eps,h, which has been sold for
Dr' Caldwens Syrup Pepsin is n lara.
i've tonic. a scientific blending Of nats
.,ino .ta, ingredients ing fcr the cure of con-
stomach. sick headache and similar corn.
plants. Its ingredients will so strengthen
ana sbs, tone one the stomach and bowel muscles
urally.. and when that has becn accom-
biished your trouble is over. Fannie
stuart. Staunton. Va. was long time
Sn Ss%nerer, ena as ,ho, was s, o. Tuck. Blackburn.
with this remedy. They became con-
vineed that pills and tablets. salts. "dys-
pepsla cures, etc, were at best only
temporary reliefs. They first accented
pr. Caldwells ofrcr of a free sample hot.
tie. which he willingly sends 10 anyone
who forwards name and address Later.
having convinced themselves through tho
Tree sample. they bought Syrup Pepsin
OF their druggist at fifty cents ana ona
dollar bottle vi" va"
DIT Caldwell personally win he pleased
70 give you any medical advice you NAV
desire for yourself or family pertSining H.
the stomach. liver or bowels absolutely
free or charge. Explain your case in n
letter and he will reply TO you in detail
FOR the free sample simply send YOUR
name and address on a postal cara or
OTHERWISE. For either request the doctor,
address is DIR. w r. Caldwell. /, III Caid.
well building, Monticello, M.
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some way by means OF the glass
eye. il was stolen by the person
who desired 10 gain the fortune"
Dear me" Mr. Monk sat up
briskiy and theu rose 10 his feet,
have YOU any grounds for this
suanse bsiet?"
"None that would satisfy you, Mr..
MOni."
What do YOU think. my child?'
There may be something In the
idea" admitted Gertrude cautious
ly 1t may be worth Mr.. Vance's
while 70 search the matter out.
admit that should be glad II he
could find the money"
II she was the woman who had
taken the car, this speech was
strangely daring. and while she
made IL, her eyes were fixed
straightly on mine. In fact, IL was
my eyes that fell first before hers.
| must say that she puzzled me, in
the face of what I knew, and more
than ever | regretted the inoppor-
tune entrance of Mr.. Monk, when
she had been on the eve of making
an explanation, which might have
solved the mystery OF her behav-
ior
Yes, yes" said Mr.. Monk. trot-
/ ting up and down the room. Il
/ should be- glad OF the money my
self" and again ! noted that In his
sellishness h. did not appear 10 re-
member that his daughter owned the
I missing fortune, Well. well. well.
/ we'll, well. it is strange theory,
and-il you will pardon my saying
So. Mr.. Vance somewhat incredi-
BILE"
Theories are usually more or less
incredible said |. dryly. How
ever, ii the glass eye can be found
We may prove the improbable 20 be
the possible"
GRO BE CONTINUED
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he asked, dropping his grandilo-
ducnt manner. aud speaking alcrtly.
AT the Robin kcdbrcast"
For some tmc?"
shrugged my shoulders 1T de-
pcnds upon my fancy"
Il should not think Burwain had
many attractions for a young man.
said Mr. Monk, still alert. and de.
cided!y inqulsitiye.
"Oh. ! am not very young, sir.
and after the turmoil of London. a
change cf scene to this iestful place
Is agreeable"
quite 30. quite 50" he nodded
an assent but his eyes behind the
pinccl .ncz were still watchful. but
after this Mootley tragedy I should
have thought YOU would have sick.
encd of the country. by the way
he stirred his coffee negligently,
lis there any chance that the AS
sassin will be- found?"
Il cant say: I mean to try said
| grimly. and wondered why Mr..
Monk harpcd ON the crimson theme
he so much disiili"d.
You mean to try" he stared and
| sat up quickly. why. may ask?'
Il have the vice OF curiosity,
/ was my answer. And the circum
| stances of the case are so odd that
! | wish to solve the mystery"
! II don't See where the mystery
comes into the matter, Mr.. Vance
/ if you VIII pardon my having q
contrary opinion TO yourself The
woman who ran eff with your motor
car remember what you had 10 dc
with the matter quite well now
stabbed Anne with hat-pin. Where
is your mystery there"
Dear papa" said Gertrude, wh'
was perched on the arm OF hi
chair. don't talk about the matter
as see it agitates you greatly
| glanced az her when she salt
this, a. il struck me that II sh
was the woman who had takei
my ear she naturally would not lik
the matter TO be spoken about. Blu
She appeared d be perfectly calm
and her color lid not change whe
. our eyes met Mr.. Monk was ia
more disComposed than she Wa
= my dear" he said in answer I
: her remOnstrance. Il must ste'
myself to hear all about our ol
seivant-at least about Gabriels ol
servant. Where. | ask again,
b the mystery"
q In the fact that Mrs. Calde
, shaw'5 glass eyy was stolen a
/ serted.
"tel," admitted Mr.. Monk r
, luctantly, that is strange articl
. to steal. agree DO you know VII
It was stolen, Mr Vance"
} Il nave theory"
q What Is your theory ?" he pu
\ sued eagerly,
Your late brother left fifty tho
sanu pounds 10 Miss Monk here
, | explained, and that money ca
4 not be found. I believe that MI
? Caldershaw in some way knew
. the whereaDouts OF thi, fortul
" and indicated the hiding place
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Be Ny Valentine.

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the benefit of the three organiza-
tions-Public Fairgrounds Associa
tion. Rest Awhile and Travellers
Aid Association which are beneii
ciaric5 of the Tag Day funds.
pretty little story Is told of a little
girl who sold the woman philan.
thr pist a tag for 81. When Mrs.
Sage arrived at her hotel she eX-
amined the three names on the tag
and inquired into the work of each
She made out three $500 checks,
one to each of the organizations. and
requested that the bequest should not
be made public until after her de.
parture from the city.
Mrs. Sage is at present in San
Antbnio cn route to Cafibrnia,
where she will enjoy a rest.
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Ladies OF the Leaf.

The Ladies' of the Leaf held a
splendid meeting AZ Mrs. J. X. Pen.
nington's yesterday afternoon. Rcll
call was answered By comments on
Thackeray-Mrs. Harold Wallace
was leader and made splendid
talk on the important facts in the
life Of Thackeray 4 musical solo
by Mrs. Westheimer was very de-
lightfnl feature OF the program.
Mrs. Lamont Byars made splen.
sid talk on Thackeray As man,
u novelist and critic OF men and
manners.
Miss Van Wormer sang very
beautiful selection. accompanied by
Miss Rachel Campbell.
Mrs. p. G. Dings led the table talk
N most capable manner, show
Ing that she was thoroughly in
formed on the questions for discus
sion and allowing the club members
full opportunity for expressing their
opinions.
Mesdames Pennington and Dexter
played beautiful piano duet,
Mrs. G. II. McKenney read very
capable and interesting paper OF
the comparison OF the work G.
Dickens. Thackeray and George
Elliott from the standpoint OF style
plot, construction, character, imagi
nation, emotion and humor
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Copyright, 1909, by @. w. Diiiine.
ham Company
Continued from yesterday
Synopsis Q; Preceding Chapters.

Synopsis o: Preceding Chapters.
Mrs. Caldershaw. former servant in
the Monk family. is found dead.
hatpin piercing her heart and
her glass eye missing. The eye
Is supposed 10 contain a clue TO
the hiding place OF a treasure
worth 10000 pounds. bequeathed
by Gabriel Monk to his niece.
Gertrude. Cyrus Vance. a London
playwright. falls in love with
Miss Monks photograph. He found
Mrs. Caldershaw's body, and at
the time his motor car was taken
by woman wearing white
cloak. He finds the cloak In a
field where his car had been
deserted. II bears the initials &c,
NJ He conceals II. Joseph Stri
yer. Mrs, Caldershaw's nephew
and heir. gardener at the Monks,
avows his love for Miss Monk,
Vance meets Miss Monk at the
home OF her aunt, Miss Destiny,
The aunt IL a miser. and has not
forgiven Gertrude for inheriting
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Birthday Party.

\ large number of little folks
gathered at Mrs. j. y. Dodson's on
Saturday Il spend the afternoon in
celebration OF James ninth birth
day.
The birthday and Valentine even
ing so near together, the entertain.
ment was pllned as Valentine
party and the house decorated with
scarlet hearts, suggestive of the day.
Many simple girts were brought
the little fellow by the children
who were his guests and one of
the mciriest parties possible enjoyed.
iamos were played on the lawn
by the larger folks while the little
girls were entertained by Miss Dor.
othy by display of the presents
Santa Claus brought.
In the dining room the table was
decorated with hearts and the birth
day cake burned with nine red
candles for decoration Ice cream.
in heart shape, was served and on
! each guest was pinned red
heart as place card with their name
across it,
The little folks who were so pleas
antly entertained were Evelyn vii.
. liams. Lucy Hill, Ida Lee Simms
Harriet and Virginia Crockett, FL
oise Sandlin, Julia and Rose Kahn
, Gladys and Earnestine Guillot. Re
becca Love, Neltz Coleman, Mayme
Walcott. Florence NJ. Rcdficld. Flor
ence Vernon, Katherine Stonum
Katherine Adams. Gwyn Whiteman
Helen Won Keller, Frances, Belle
and Margaret Wimbish. Lucy Cook
Mary Effie Jameson, Frances Jones
Elizabeth Maxwell, Emily Gilmer
Ruby Randol, Mae and Pauline Har
rot. Dixie Gilmer. George Dashncr
Francis Smith. John Carpenter
HALEY Walcott. George and Bol
Sayre. Charles and Edward Evans
Henry Potterf, Horace Hill. Jacl
Rediied, Robert and Jack Bleak
more. Walter Ditzler. George Har
ris. I'D Frye, William Stewart Crock
EFT. Lorenzo Love. William Jameson
William Potter, Dan Poland. vii
Cook William Anderson. Simon
Kahn. Jerry Sass, Stancil Byars
Harry Lee Crockett. Tom Greer
Johnson, Bert simpson Powder
Lacy
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possession OF the best chair. which
he selected with merring Judgment
Il was not aware that my daugh
ter knew you, Mr.. Vance" hc said,
gracefully examining his manicured
nails. Have We acquaintance IN
common
Miss Destny,"I reioned laconi.
cally.
My sistor.in.law. Strange. since
sne is quite homebird-so at.
tached To her modest little nest.
Where did YOU meet her, may
ask"
AT Mootley, when Anne Ca'Ger.
shaw was murdered"
The cigarette fcll from M Monks
white fingers and he shrddcrcd
"Oh. pray don't sp,dk Of hat hol-
rid thing" he cried. ho,dlnR UP a
protesting hand; It has COST ~"
many sleepless nigh;5. So old aud
valued "A servant as Anne was.
shall never get o:cr l. --nyvcr. /
was in London. and when | rcai III"
news in the papers / naagi- faintc!,
really did. assure yUu.'
Don't speak OF it papa, If it an.
noys you" said Gertrude. cOmrG
behind his chair to kiss the top
of his head
NO. my dear, | won't" He pick.
ed up the cigarette and waved his
/ hand. Il Danish the disagreeabl"
| vision. To a man OF refinement
| these crimes suggest painful
! thoughts. such rs make one grow
old. II is my aim in life, Mr..
Vance" he added, turning 10 me,
ito avoid the unpleasant. Beauty
| Is my desire beauty and peace.
cannot bear the p-or and the sor'
did. shrink from the great un'
washed. Very rstmable people, no
doubt, but" he shuddered in his
mincing way. let them keep out OF
my sight
You are philanthropist, Mr.
Monk
Certainly not. Why should
trouble about the poor? They are
quite happy IN their own disagree
able way. and 10 NEEDLE with then
only makes them discontented. Yes
Mr.. Vance. he stopped suddenly
and again applied the reflectiv'
forefinger. "Ah. yes. | remcmbe
now. I saw your name as one o
the witnesses at the absurd inquest
That is why it sounded familiar
why do you call the inquest all
surd, papa?" asked Gertrude. hand
ing him a cup OF coffee. for while h
wa speaking Il had been brough
into the room.
Such unnecessary trouble over
common woman" murmered Nh
Monk gracefully; with glass eye
oo-an incomplete woman. And 81
very ugly. Her one redeeming feat
pre was that she could cook. thoug
With my late brother she had small
pportunity OF exercising that grea
'rt But let US change the subject
v child lest horrid dreams shoul
me to us all from contemplat
ng me crimson theme of murder
You are staying here. Mr.. Vance?
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GRO BE CoNTlNuDJ
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Mrs Pennington had a very de-
lightful surprise for the club mem
bers in the shape of dainty refresh
ments which she served at the con
clusion e the program.
Each plate bore dainty Nalcn-
tine to the members. who thanked
Mrs Pennington for this unusual
treat.
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Be Ny Valentine.
Oh, Lady OF the Buzz Wuzz Club,
consider how feel;
Before you on your lofty shrine,
observe me as ! kneel;
! want you for my Valentine. be-
cause unless you come.
I'll have to live on canned sardines
or leave my happy home.
oh, Suifragette. in seeking votes,
observe my throbbing heart:
wan: you for my Valentine. in
whole and not In part;
The kids are bowling like the duece
In in high and exalted notes.
While you, my cwn Sweet Valentine
are slSirmishiug for votes.
Dear Mother OF the Mothers Clubs
come be my Valentine:
My heart is like marshmallow fudge
for thee sadly pine
I've washed the dishes night and
day, while you We're at the
Club:
Come home, dear Valentine today
today, you know We scrub.
Come some OF y u, or all of YOU
along the Old Saints path;
Md be my Valentine, oh come, fol
Cupid needs a bath;
the scramble part was mine
Come some OF you. or all OF YOU
and BE- my Valentine.
Dallas News
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Woman for Governor.

Miss Marilla NJ Kicker, the mill
tant suftragette and lawyer. has an.
nounced her candidacy for the next
governor of New Hampshire on the
woman's suffragette platform She
has abandoned her winter vacation
at San lose. Cal. and will at once
take up the most unique fight ever
known IN American politics. II she
Is elected she will be the first wo-
man governor eyer elected in the
/ United States.
Since her ann cuncement hundreds
/ of suifragettes have rallied to hel
/ support and the campaign promises
! to be the most remarkable any
/ state has ever seen.
She will stump every city and
town in New Hampshire. She is
Wealthy and will pay her own eX
/ ponses, declaring that she wants nc
money from any public service cor
/ poration Ia her campaign funds. She
will try TO free Kew Hampshire
from its bondage to the corporations
that have dominated politics for ovel
a decade. For many years she pra 9
ticed law in Washington with grea
success, and is we'll known all Owe
the country, being famed for he
oratorical powers.
Il
Handsome Tag Donation.
As result OF Tag Day held il
New Orleans on Saturday. Feb. j
Mrs Russell Sage gave 1900 TO
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the missing fortune. Vance and
Gertrude become friends. and her
father, Walter Monk, appears
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Here and There.

The ladies' If the Christian church
will serve the teachers with lunch
al their meeting here the 18th and
26th of February.
At yesterdays meeting of the
Ladies OF the Leaf donation OF
fifteen dollars was made to the
Girls Rescue Home at Guthrie
The Ladies' OF the Leaf will meet
on next Monday afternoon with Mrs.
John Dexter
The Presbyterian Missionary So
ciety met this afternoon with Mrs
G. =. NanDenberg and made their
annual thank offering
The civic Club held shOrt
meeting with Mrs. Ida Alexander
last evening and decided to mee
again tomorrow afternoon after tn,
schools had been dismissed.
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TOMORROW'S CALENDAR.

Fcrndale Review Club.
Civic Club with Mrs. Ida
Alexander
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NOTICE.

Items in the social columns !;
must be submitted TO the Soci 8
ETY. Editor not later than 3 :
O'Clock in the morning to In 8
sure insertion in the after. :
Moons paper. :
No society personals for Sun :
days paper can be accommo- :
dated after Saturday noon. The :
Society Editor will receive it. 8
ems by telephone at 142. 8
The observation o! the above t:
by our patrons will be greatly
appreciated and will insure
careful attention to the items
subm 4 by them
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