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Willmar tribune. [volume] (Willmar, Minn.) 1895-1931, 1911-07-05
TARGET Shooter Kill. SELF

= dI9CkE.0vJO MIN 0Sl1e
Underwood, Iowa. While he Was
practicing target shooting, Frank Fish
er, aged 49,. shot himself, through the
heart and died instantly. Fishers re-
volver did not work properly and
while he was examining It It was dis.
charged.
Willmar tribune. [volume] (Willmar, Minn.) 1895-1931, 1911-07-05
Personal

The congress OF the Catholic Edu.
cational association opened in Chicago
with 5000 delegates present. For the
first time the nuns took part in the de-
alterations.
AS a result Of a series of evangelis-
tic meetings being conducted at Erie,
Pa, by Rev. BILLY" Sunday, former
baseball player, over 1000 persons
have been converted. -, H..
Willmar tribune. [volume] (Willmar, Minn.) 1895-1931, 1911-07-05

American railroad equipment is
making its way in the orient on its
own merits. According to reports
from Japan, eleven locomotives have
been ordered from American makers
for service In Manchuria and Korea.
Willmar tribune. [volume] (Willmar, Minn.) 1895-1931, 1911-07-05

Lord Kinnaird presided over an
enormous gathering at the Metropolis.
tan tabernacle In London to welcome
the new pastor, Rev. Amzi c. Dixon,
formerly Of the Moody church, CHI
cago.
Willmar tribune. [volume] (Willmar, Minn.) 1895-1931, 1911-07-05

The committee on labor OF the Con.
necticut general assembly will report
favorably bill to make It unlawful to
employ any person for seven days !
week. The bill exslnpts farm laborers
and domestic eRQloz1s. 4
Willmar tribune. [volume] (Willmar, Minn.) 1895-1931, 1911-07-05

The new French cabinet was DELI
nitely constituted and Joseph Cailleux,
the premier. who succeeds M. Monis,
presented his colleagues to President
Fallieres. who signed the nomination
DEGREES.
Edwin Abbey, the American artist
Royal academician, has undergone an
operation, in London for an affection
Of the liver. It is said that his condi-
ton Is favorable to recovery.
Willmar tribune. [volume] (Willmar, Minn.) 1895-1931, 1911-07-05

Charles Mcdonald, a chauffeur.
who came to Memphis, Tenn, recent.
" from Buffalo, N. Y, was killed and
four persons sustained minor bruises
n the result Of an automobile acct.
dent there. --
Willmar tribune. [volume] (Willmar, Minn.) 1895-1931, 1911-07-05

Porto Ricans In New York number
ing more than 5000 have organized
club Of their own, modelled after the
social organizations Of former resi-
dents Of other states. It Is called the
Porto Rico alliance.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1911-03-09

three years. Z. C. Kinney; lister, j. ID.
Wilson; seleCtman for three years. II.
w. Calderwood; road commissioner
John KendriclS; overseer of the poor,
A. S. Clary: collector OF taxes. A. {.
Chase: treasurer, G.. NJ Cuthbertson
auditors, u. NJ. Wiley, George Davis,
A. u. Cuthbertson: town grand juror,
George A. Porter; constable, A. c.
Chase; town agent. J. G.. Simpson. The
report of the town officers for the past
year was passed over. II was voted to
complete tho proposed school building
Of four rooms and a hall, and an APP
preparation OF $500 was made to de-
fray the expense OF tho building. A
tax OF 200 cents on the dollar of grand
list was voted for the ensuing year
and the sum of $3.50 appropriated for
permanent highways, s25 for memorial
day exercises and 800 for the free
library. Mrs. l.. A. Jackson was elect
ed library trustee for Ave years. The
vote for license was 80 yes. and 8!
no.-Mrs. william Barr is quite sich
at the home Of her daughter, Mrs. Bar
lrinston.--Frans Melvin is also Ill this
Week.-Mrs.. +. S. Achcnback Is visit
inE friends for r few weeks at ISLAND
Fond
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GREENSBORO.

n r. Payne was taNon III Friday
with Pneumonia ana died Tuesday Feb
ruary 2s THE funeral wes hold at h,s
Re- s. T. Achenbacl; conducting the
services. Mr.. Paine was born in Fn!r-
fell January "a, 1894. and moved to
Greensboro with his family Al wears
az. MIS-. Paine died two years ago the
present raonth.--The little neioe OF +.
A. Dururs is III with pneumonia az the
home Of Mr. IIussey.-Mrs. Lucy Mel
vim passed away Saturday after a short
illness with acute bronchitis, following
the grip. The funeral was held Mon
DAY afternoon. She was n years Of
age ard leaves ttree dauEhtora Mrs,
. A. Simmons and Mrs. n. Kaiser of
stowe. and MIS- Charles Miller. and
one son, F.. S. Melvin, o: this town, as
we'll as many friends Mr and Mrs.
j. A. Gosa, W ". Goss, II.
r. Dow and c. H. Hall are all III
In the Tillage. The funeral % VII
liam Barr was hold Tuesday at the
home of his daughter, Mrs. j. II, BAR
lrington.--Albert kinney, william NIL
Ter and Harrison Wilson are at home
from Burlington for short visit
Edward Buck returned from the hos
ptal Friday.--The following officers
were elected a. the town meeting Tues
| day: moderator, l.. A. Jackson CLERK
J q, NJ Cuthbcrston; school director Tor
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1911-03-09
RANDOLPH CENTER

The Signor Bartiott Concert company
gave the fourth entertainment i'm the lee
ture course at Normal hal Saturday
evening to large and enthusiastic audit
ence. 1t was a success. It was the hest
entertainment OF the course.--,I. ". Par
menter has sold the \ L. Morse farm 10
Mr. Barconb of Rrookfed for 81, 900
Forest Seymour has moved to the farm
he lately bought in Rrookfield, The next
and last entertainment in the lecture
course will be Friday evening by a col
ored quartette that comes highly recon-
mended II, l.. Pray has taken posses
sion Of the Bryant house that he lately
bought. Frank Young vacated the prem
SOS and has moved to the ConSrega-
iOnal parsonage. --The mems club held its
}egular meeting Friday evening The re-
solution that the Panama Canal ought
to be fortified" was discussed by Ned
s. Conant G. |. BaYders and Prof. Mer-
rill Alternatives, and John y Taggart
Rud l. J. Harrington. negatives and de
cided by the hoard of decision in the af-
firmatiye.- Ransom Black and family
haze been sick the past week with the
Frip--The Randulph university club was
entertained Monda! evening by Frin. and
Mrs e. H. Melrill.-Mr. and Mrs. "
+, Washburn a'd Mrs Dimick have
moved to the Couant resdence.-Ar. and
Mrs Elmer Jacques OF Washington, VT
have commenced 4 years work for y
H. and c. J. Boyden.-Charles Adams is
IT nome few days and is going soor
10 work a. the 'QHohee Fells" farm II
Quchce,
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WAITsFIELD.

Miss Evd-Anna Bisbee OF Barre spent
the latter part of the week with her par
ents Mr. and Mrs. B. d. Bsbee.-Clay-
ton Kew has moved his family from his
house in Irasville to the r. A. Maxwell
farm in South Fayston.-The receipts Of
the entertainment and play giVea for the
benefit Of the Waitsfeld Fire company
amounted to over $13O.-Mrs John Graves
Went Monday TO Burlington to visit her
son, who underwent an operation on his
throat.-A special meeting Of IN Masonic
lodge was held Tuesday evening TO work
the second degree, w. D. n. G. NJ. East
man Of Plainfleld and Albert NJ. Snow of
puxbury were personalities Swarz of
Barre spoke on the italian question OF
Iarre at the Methodist Episcopal Church
Sunday evenng.-A. II. Patrick spent
Saturday and Sunday in Northheld.-
Carlton Tabor returned Saturday from
a three weeks visit with his parents
in North TerrisburG.-G. r. Mil
e. of Dorchester, Mass, is visiting at R
! J. Brownies
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MIDDLESEX.

c. c. Ward is ill-Mrs. Ida Goodwin
went "Wednesday to New York to meet
her husband Wallace Good win, who
comes from the South after six weeks
absence. lie will return with her.-Henry
Eadeer is improving from his recent Ill
ucss.-Mrs Hannah Turner is This week
guest of Mrs Rumney.-Miss Ruth Pike
cf stowe. who has been at Heatou hospi-
tai for the past eight weeks for treat
ment, came Monday to remain TWO weeks
with Mr.. and Mrs. A. C. Mouton before
returning to Ter home in Stowe.-Mr. and
Mrs. A. G. Mou,'on were In Waterbury
Sunday.-Mr and Mrs Edward Chamber
lin We're over-Sunday guests of Mr.. and
Mrs. Clogston Of East Montpelier Mr..
and Mrs. Roots daughter, husband and
family have come to live with them. -
\ man about fS years Of age was found
Monday night in the yard of Mr..
Stufflebean nearly frozen Roth limbs
We're frozen above the knee He was
aroused enough TO say that he had been
sleeping in an old lumber wagon in the
Union Church horse sheds since Saturday
evening, He was taken in and cared for
till morning, when a doctor was called
Tuesday afternoon he was removed 70
Heaton hOsuital
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1911-03-09
CRATTSBURY.

The tuberculosis exhibit ana lecture in
the Academy hall Wednesday afternoon
and evening was well attended and was
interesting and Instructive Harold Clegs
died Saturday morning at his home fol-
lowing a few days Illness with pneu-
monia The funeral was held Monday
afternoon. tho Rev. w t.. Allen officiat-
ing.-News of The sudden death of James
Libhev In Enoshurg was received here
last week Mr.. LihheY was formerly a
resident OF this town Mildred Chase of
Springfield. Mass. is visiting her uncles,
Springfield, Mass. is visiting her uncle,
Mr. and Mrs George Chase.-Mr. and
Mrs. Thomas Johnston We're in Albany
Wednesday to visit her uncle. O. {.
Whijaker.-Wallacc Merrill returned Sat
urdaY night after two weeks in New
York and Roston.-Gertrudc Andrus
has finished her work at j. Kin and
Agnes Gilbert has taken her placo.-Etta
Smith has left for Lowell, where she
has positiou--John Williams is i'll
with the grip.
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Tuesday Feb. IS. The fire is supposed
TO have caught from defective chimney.
Peter Lippen, who had Just moved his
household effects into his sons house, did
not have any insurance and his property
Is a total loss. Alphonse had his property
insured. The barn. which was close by,
was saved.-A special session OF munich
pal court was held here for the purpose
Of disposlng OF some state cases Leo
1.uxford of Newport Center was found
guilty Of disturbing the peace and was
sentenced to the house of correction for
two years and SIX months, and upon tho
payment of the costs was placed on pro-
bation Iuxford became Intoxicated and
caused cor siderable disturbance by smash
ing windows ard when Ills mother tried to
telephone for help he smashed the tele-
phone He also got q gun and fired prom
lscuousiy but did no harm. He was finely
asooed while running toward the village.
lie was never known to he intoxicated
but orco before aud was always peace
| able man and therefore the court was !en-
ieDt
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1911-03-09
Wa EERBURY CENTER.

w. w Farnham has rented the George
Grover farm and moved there Saturday.
Arthur Magoon is working for Henry
Thurston.-R Ray Hayes was in stowe Fri
day night, where he attended the basket
ball game between stowe and Water
hurry .-Edward Farnham is working for
Oskar Fahner.-Mr. and Mrs Edward
Towne were at II. f. HITS Sundny.--Mrs.
T. A. Newcomb, who has been visiting In
Montpelier, returned to her home here
to-day.-The Woodmen have changed the
right Of their meetings and hereafter will
meet the second and fourth Wednesdays Of
each month. Mamie Deccl, who is in
Burlington for an operation for appendi-
citis, Is reported as improving B. l..
Daley. who has been seriously i'll with
TIE grip, is better.-W. II. Anderson was
IN Montpelier Saturday Banch
Webster and son of Barton are at J. o.
Freeman flames Fife has moved back
t. his farm. Horace w. Merriam has
bought Mrs. l.. r. Fosters place, where
he has been living -Fremont Farnham
and Miss Jennie Perry were married
! Wednesday by the Rev. p. p. Parker al
the parsonage.-N. n. Robinson Of War
ran was a recent visitor at E. a. Bruce
DR.. Foster attended the commanders
| meeting In Montpelier Friday night.-Jo
| stpn Freeman was given a surprise party
Monday. it being his 18th birthday. Amonl
| those present were Mr.. and Mrs. H. +
| Hill of Jericho Center, Homer Freeman
| of Richmond. Mrs. Lena Freeman anC
! daughter of North Duxbury and Mr. ant
! Mrs. G. G. Graves and daughter Of Wat
cfhurY. Walter Burnett has moved to 10
/ scph Tait's place.-Charles Cushman ha
! moved into Frank Grifiiths house.-Mrs
| Iluldah Adams returned Tuesday from
| Fare. where she has been visiting TO
| several daya
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1911-03-09
EAST WARREN.

George Drew of Randolph has been in
town the past two weeks visiting rea-
tlves and friends.-Mrs. Randa Raymond
is caring for Mrs. Adeline Nandeusen.- -
Grace McGlafin. who has been at the
Mary Fletcher hospital for medical treat
ment the past two weeks, has returned
home-Christian Farley died March 4 at
the home Of his daughter Mrs. John
Mobus He had pneumonia several weeks
ago and never regained his strength
Mrs. Abe Van Deusen, who went to
burlington hospital last week for an
operation is doing well.-W. j. McClafln
is with his son at the Mary Fletcher hos
rital in Burlington.--Mr John Mobus is
i'l-Mrs. Amasa Fuller has returned from
the Mary Fletcher hospital wher" she has
been for an operation.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1911-03-09
WHITE RIVER JUNCTION.

Hartford town meeting Tuesday waS
largely attended. Alfred f. Watson was
chosen moderator and ex-Gov, S, h nm
gree. who has for many years been town
clerk. was reelected, A COMMITTEES was
APPOINTED to investigate sanitary ana
other conditions at the school building az
Wilder and TO report at special Town
meeting to be held on or before May Is \
spot Of ground in the center of tina to"u'
which was used as a common and dr'''
ground in Revolutionary days ana Oh
which also stood the first meeting mousse
and the first town hall. was given INTO 'ne
keeping Of the local chapter or the - A.
r. for proper marking and protecuon'
The sum of $500 was appropriated Tor 'hs
proper observance OF the 10th anniversary
of the chartering of the town, when ann
,ersarv occurs the coming July T. Tho
tax voted was sl75 on each dollar OF tho
grand list. The town debt shows an m
crease Of about $4,000 over last year the
whole debt now amounting to somewhere
over Sis 200.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1911-03-09
ALBANY.

Mrs. Cynthia Hitchcock, who hed
been sicl; with the grip Tor Two
weeks, dred February 81. She wss
the youngest daughter of Joseph ana
Anna BROWN Fnrr, and was born IN
Coventry November %. 1S45. Wheh
she was ten years old hey father DIED.
The family remained in Coventry uh-
I'll Cynthia was 16 years old and Wheh
Mrs Farr became the wife of the late
Jazeb Page OF Albany. From tnat
time Albany becacie her home.-O'-
tober "a. 1874, she married Russell =
Hitchcock Of Westneld, making her
home there one year. after when they
returned to Albany, buying the Pasc
farm. Her stepfathcr and her mother
together with two more distant rela-
tives, passed the closing days of their
life with her and her husband. Eight
con wears ago her hearth failed ana
n years ago nor husband died. -Four
years ago she had severe attack CT
the grip and since then has been very
feeble. going out bur little. she
leaves two daughters and one son al
Of Albany. and one sister. Mrs. Anna
Hopkinson OF Derby
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ard returned to Shoreham.-G. c. Alien
rho has been living at the Hotel Benson'
has taken rooms at w. Il. Strong's, where
with Mrs Allen he keeps house.-'B rook-
dale Farm" a play, was given at the town
hall Tuesday night by the West haven
Grange to a full house. The parts were
we'll sustained. j. Palmer, VINO
has run the Sherman blacksmith shop for
the past three years, is moving into the
house and shop owned by John j. Falken-
hury.-Mr and Mrs. Edwin Wetherbee OF
Castleton have been here the past week,
called by the serious sickness OF Mrs.
Alma Keith.-Dr. ]. T. Newton has been
making improvements to his store build
Ing the past week, by erecting modern
staircase with balcony on the south side
OF the store.-Mrs. J. Root, who broke
her ankle several weeks ago by slipping
on the ice, does not get along as we'll as
vas expected.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1911-03-09

city officials were appointed: city attor
ney Burton f.. Bailey; superintendent oi
streets, Clark b. Roberts,; city engineer
and superintendent Of water WORKS. =. %
Smith; overseer of poor, w. {. Lafnpil'ei :
city wegher, Fred Blanchard; inspec'o,
CT leather. Bruce McDonald surveyors Oh
wood and inspectors of lumber M y
Chase, Thomas Osborne, f. ID. Dewey
C. y. Booth N. V. Cooley; pound Keeper
f. l.. Putney; fence viewers HARRISON
Lombard, n. 9. Tabor, j. g. flnn' Inc
only contest was over the overseer Oh inc
poor. Mr.. Lampher, overseer for the past
tbree ve,rs won out over H. r. Wedge
and George II. Lackey.
Mrs. l.. o. Burnham, a former resident
of this city, was buried yesterday at South
woodbury., where she died Monday night.
Mrs Burnham was 81 years old and pneu-
nlonia was the cause Of her death.
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MORETOWN.

Mr. and Mrs, II. f, Austin, daughter,
Doris, who have been visiting II. r. Aus
tin in burlington, returned home Tues
day uight--Leslie Dumas of Fayston was
in town Tuesday.-Dr, Bidwell of Water
bury was in town Tuesday to see Elda
/ almer who is il.-Walter Wilcox is in
Toston attending the automobile show
MIR and Mrs. Fred Shontell and daugh-
ter visited Mr.. Shontell's sister, Mrs.
Jackman, in Stowe Saturday ana sunday,
Muriel shea has been confined TO the
Rouse with a hard cold the past few days
Bert Barnard Of Waitsheld was guest
at NJ r. Chllds's Sunday.-Maud johnson
of Montpelier visited her parents sunday
--Murl Turner visited her aunt Mrs Tai
bert. in Waterbury Friday until Monday,
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DERBY.

{ Colin Iorimer is i'll with pneumonia -
Alfonso I.apine started a fire at four
o'clock Thursday morning in his house
End returned to bed. At five o'clock he
got up and found that the chamber was
on fire. good number OF neighhor'
soon collected hut nothing was saved in
tie house. The children were all saved.
The Coneree ga tional Ladies' Aid society
are invited 10 meet With Mrs Fred
Hamhlett of West Charleston, formerly
Of Derby Friday afternoon. Communion
service was held in the CongT gduonA!
Church Sunday morning
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1911-03-09
GAYSVILLE.

Mrs Jennie Boutwell,, who has been
visiting her brother. A. w Ballard, went
to Chelsea, Mass, Monday to live VIII
her son, Frank Wsston.-Mlss Helen
boutwell, was the guest Of her aunt,
Mrs. II. L. Dean, in Montpelier part
of last Week.-Mrs. Julia Luce is Keeping
house for Alonzo Reyes on Taggart HILL
A w Ballard expects 10 begin his sum-
mer's work In Woodstock this week
Mr. and Mrs. George Martin were called
to Rochester last week by the death OF
his sister, Mrs, Huntoon. miss Florence
schermerhorn has gone 10 her nome III
Odessa. Ont.--Carl Tenney went Monday
to Newport, y. H., where he mas employ
ment.-Mtss Pearle Ralph Of AndoNer'
Mass. was at A. W. Ballard's two days
last week to VISIT Miss Boyd-Mrs' nom
er Waldo went 10 her home in waning
ford last week after two months say
with her parents. Mr., and Mrs j. A.
Chedel
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HAPPENINGS IN VERMONT
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LIMA varnoy is I'm Boston this vcek and
Mise Hattie sault IS taking care OF her
little son. Harold The Junior Endssvor
society of Bethany Church held a social
IN the parish house at which there were
largo number IN attendance 1t is the
Intention Of the society TO start a mis-
sionary fund In the near future. William
hun of BARNARD was here Monday to
see his brother, Aeck Hull. The
Itehekahs gave the first Of Il series OF
card parties in their hall Tuesday night
and Oh Saturday will give food sale
IN the store OF A. Nj. Hubhard.-Miss
Maud Johnston returned Monday FROM
thatcaugaN, \. V, where she went 10
attend the wedding OF tTichd'
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Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1911-03-09
SOUTH WOODBURY..

L. w. Haskell, who has been serious
ly i'll and confined to his bed for several
weeks, is steadily improving Mrs. Hat
tie Gray returned to her home in South
Harre Saturday, Warren Goodell is quite
Ill and threatened with pueumonia.--A
wedding reception was given Mr. and
Mrs. Delber- Lawson Thursday evening
All present report an enjoyable time
The younger son of Fred Thomas is i'm
proving from a sudden attack Of Illness
-Louvina Sabin is in very feeble health.
Mrs. Sarah Jane Burnham who has
been Ill with pneumonia is very low
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1911-03-09
sToCKBRIDGE.

The following town officers were cleo
tod TUESDAY; Moderator, w. c. Boutwell,;
sslectn,an for three wears. J, d. Wick;
treaeurer. J. A. Chedel; overseer n, M.
Grant. constabIes. r. f. Wilson and
Henry Raker; listers joel biacKmer, 1or
three wears. Leo Perkins and III. l.. Mills;
grand jurors, g. Fl. FISH ana & A. Luce;
road commissioners, W. r. Perkins ana
e. s Bowen; school director FOR three
years, Elmer Boutwell,; auditors h G,
Allen, w c, Boutwell, and F. c, Fletcher;
tax. $3.50 license vote, no bS. yea ~
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1911-03-09

town treasurer, e. w. Huntley: auditors,
b 8. Foster, Howard Kennedy and D. D,
ponoVan' constable, II. ]. Parcher; agent,
Herbert {. Ward; tax, 17S cents on tn,
dollar; 500 was voted for permanent
roads; vote on license. no ~. yes is. Tht.
is Mr. Huntley's 10Th election q. toa,,
clerk and treasurer
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BENSON.

The Mapl-Eurst creamery ~ che foot of
this village, which has been under repairs
for several weeks is now ready for bust
ness and running full time. James Lem
ard. who has run II for four years, has ~
tired. and G., e. Allen Of Springfield
Mass, has taken his place, Nj. Leon
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1911-03-09
FAYSTON.

Joseph Martin has hired the Faunce
place in North Fayston.-R A. Maxwell
has moved back to his home farm. G. FL
Kew will work for him byron GarVeY
OF Roxburv has bought the Chandler
Tlace, cons Iteration N,l0O
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