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The Prescott daily news., 1911-06-10
Illustrated Song "The Wireless Man"
Seats for everybody

and Office, and several other measures were lost.
 There is already oven discus sion of the probability that the revenue bill, by far the most inn portant measure passed by eith- CT, session, is to be submitted to the people at the next general election. under the |. & R. The measure is revolutionary in it's application to the as sessment and taxation system Of the state, and it is conceded generally that it will raise the tax rate. Wheth- CT it will prove to be an unmixed blessing remains to be seen. It is pointed out that $500 petition CTS will be sufficient to secure that many days in much less than the 90- day limit. As passed there is considerable doubt ex- pressed as to to it's beneficial eff feet upon the finances of the state and of the people who pay the taxes.
 That the House was finally ready to adjourn is proven by the fact that the vote for ad- journment at noon today stood 65 to ,, those voting in the negative b e in q Mansfield, Robinnon, Hatchett, Simms and Stokes. The resolution was offered by Baker of Independence. Many of the m e m b e s, both of the House, and of the Senate, left for
The Prescott daily news., 1911-06-10
EXTRAORDINARY
 SESSION CLOSES

Little Rock, June 10-The extraordinary session of the 3Sth General Assembly adjourned sine die at noon today, twenty days after it met, making a total of I45 days for which the law makers have received pay this year. It is a record. breaker, There will be uo extra session. notwithstanding the fact the rev. cnue bill is not just to the liking of Governor Donaghey, a d nothing was done toward the finishing of the state capitol.
 The House passed the Turner Jacobson bill Friday afternoon, revenue bill from which the emergency clause has b n stricken. That a very consider able opposition had developed to the bill is indicated by close vote on it, which is as follows:
 Ayes-Anderson, Ballard, Bar. row, Black, Bradham, Brown of Cleveland, Calvert, Davis of Go lum bia Parish, Faucette, Floyd, Garrison, Going, Griswood, Hardage. Jackson of Randolph, Keith, Kerwin, Lacy, Kewis of Hampstead, Lidsey. Mccall, Mar tin of Cleburne. Martin of Faulkner, Meador, Mum, Moore, Pipkin, Ragon, Robinson, Roddy, Russell, Self, Simms. Stokes,. Shweatt, Toler, Willems, Whit tington; Yadon, Milwee-41.
 Nays-Baker, Barker, Boggs, Brown of Fulton, Buckner, Buerkile, Clark of White, Cock burn, Cone, Davis of Lafayette, DuVall, Glover, Henley Holt, Hudson, Hirst, Jones of Pulaski, rones of Washington, Keck, Kel- log, Kersh, McFerrin, Mansfield, Neale, Newton, Mum, Owens, Payne, Penix, Pinney, Rice, Scott, Shrimpshire, Smith, Thompson, Vail, Wagner, Ward
 -38.
 Absent and Not voting Bella my, Bourns. Brickley, Campbell Clarke of Lonoke. Clingan, Deisch, Faulkner, Grant, Hatch ett, Jackson of Phillips, Lackey, Lewis of St. Francis, McCallis- ter, NJ cGhee, Mclaughlin, Par kea, Partain, Swepston, Warn ock-21.
 Immediately after the passage of the bill the House adjourned until 11:30 a. m. Saturday, and all hope for the passage of the appropriation bill for the State
The Prescott daily news., 1911-06-10
PROF. DUNAWAY
 TOAST MASTER

At the Alumni meeting to- night at the home of Miss Win nie Haynie, Prof. o. l.. Dunaway will act as toast master, and the following will begiven:
 I. Mice and M n - IF vi Il Blakely.
 2. Married Life a Failure
 3. Worshipping With Sons of God-Ellis Butcher.
 4. Our Teacher = Miss Jean Hatley.
 A permanent organization will be effected at thlS meeting.
The Prescott daily news., 1911-06-10

their homes last night, and there was barely quorum Tn each House today to sing for the sec ond time, God Be With You Till We Meet Again"
The Prescott daily news., 1911-06-10
|Ds Churches Tomorrow

Vhrlstian Church-Rev. R. Philpott, pastor.
 Bible school at 9:45 a. m. rresbyterian Church. Rev. ". Steen, pastor.
 sunday School at 10 a. m. reaching by the pastor at II n. and 8 p. m.
 ipung peoples meeting at 7:I5 h.
 ah are cordially invited to -all services of the day. Methodist Church-Rev. A. M. Paaw, pastor. sunday School at 9:45 a. m
  After having been absent for '0 consecutive Sundays. the ss'or IS glad to be back Tn his \ 'u charge,-a will preach at a 'l' and o:15 D. m. Morning Eeme, Broken Cisterns. Eve Eng theme, Satan Sitting the < %'fch." The regular monthly Euufch Conference will be held Rlla. m. apworth League at 6:3O D. m. N everybody cordially invited to 'ttend. \ lst Baptist Church sunday D School at 9:45 a. m. !. 'eachlng both morning and ''salng '. by the pastor, Rev. E. J. ], Mckinney.
 'efyoody cordially invited. s' saa Baptist Church. s,. saaay School at the usual 'a are cordially invited.
The Prescott daily news., 1911-06-10

|Elterel as second class mail matter |sVember 4th, 1905, at the postoffice Prescott, Ark, under the act of |ngress, March 8, 1879.
The Prescott daily news., 1911-06-10

Vhrlstian Church-Rev. R. phllpott, pastor.
 Bible school at 9:45 a. m.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-04-09
Gordonsville Social News

Special to The Times Dispatch.1
Gordonsville. Va, April S.-fIenry
guest this week OF his aunt, Mrs. b.
y. McAleXander.
MIR. and Mrs. f. ]. Holiday have
returned from a visit to the former
sister. Mrs Paul Harris, at Holiday,
IVA.
/ Linwood Davenport, of Gladstone.
visited his sisters, Misses Lottie, Pearl
and Grace Davenport, here this week
Fenton Jacobs, of Richmond. visited
his mother, Mrs. w. f. Jacobs. here
this week -
e. v. Brceden. Of Richmond was a
visitor this week at the home of DR..
J. W. Scott. MI
Oscar Watson. of Richmond, was a
visitor this week at tho homo of N.
\. Linncy.
l.. ]. Faber was charlottesville
visitor on Thursday.
Mrs. G. B. Leckey, Of Baltimore, IS
on visit to her parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. J. III. Hail. in the city.
Mrs. NJ. L. Faber and daughter, Miss
Edna, returned Thursday from Roam
oke, where they have been spending
the winter.
Mrs. Sidney Wood left this week ia
spend some time with her daughter
Mrs. f. s. Lewis. IN Chattanooga, Tenn
Mrs. j. S. Jackson left on Wcdncs-
day to visit relatives in Louisa coun
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-04-09
Bon Air Social News
Especial to The Times

lSneclnl to The Times -DiSpatch1
Bon Air, April 6.-Onc of the events
OF the past week was q most delight
ful tea given at the library on Thurs
sion fee. each visitor brought a piece
OF china. to help fiji handsome new
press, just bought and used on such
occasions as this. Those calling dur
ing the afternoon were Mesda mes
Burlington, Miller. Dodds, Withers.
Jones, Boschen. Bentley. Cooke, VIII
llams, Christian, Glinn and Whcrry,
Misses Harriet Cooke. Francis Withors.
Maude and Virginia Lee Miller, Az
me watson, Carrie Moore, Edith and
Grace tiazen, Ida Pace, Nancy Dodds.
Bessie Cooke, Nanny Powers and Miss
Pratt. "
Robert Nice. Burlington has returned
home from a trip to the South.
MISS Marie Cranz. of Richmond was
the guest on Wednesday Of Mrs Ca
Boschen. 4.
Colonel and Mrs T. NJ r. Talcott,
Misses Harriet. Jennie and Eva Talcott.
returned home this week. after spend :
ing the winter In Richmond
Miss Nellie Mcclure left on Sa tur-
day for LynchburG. where She will
visit through April and May.
Mt Durrett was Colonel Talcott's
guest over Sunday. :
Miss Sue Powers Is visiting Mrs. r.
Il. BridEeforth
Basil Jones has moved out for tho
summer months.
i Miss Julia Powers has returned from
Forest Hill Park.
Miss Lucy Mason Is visiting the
Mr. and Mrs Carl Roschen we're
! guests in Richmond this week of rela-
tlves. i~'
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-04-09
forty- NTH year of his aec.

This town Will ever guard with zeal
Gus and vigilant care the memory Of
the father and founder of the American
Navy and will ever cherish az part
of it's hallow sd history that his only
home In America was within it's gates.
and that from here he went forth 10
blazcn his way TO glory BY the very
magic Of his marvellous and wonder.
ful genius
Now, after many years he sleeps II
the soil Of the land lie loved so much.
and for which he served and suffered
so much. The republic Is very much
Indebted to General Horace Porter for
bis patriotic and splendid work In ca u.s.
Ing all that is mortal OF this man. who
is immortal, to find scpulchre within
the shadow of the hall. in which naval
oiilcers are equipped 10 follow where
Jones led. At the commenora tive cX-
ercises held a Annapolis, standing by
the flag draped bier of the great COM
modore. the general impressively said L:
The history of John Paul Jones reads
more like romance than reality 1t
is more like n tabled tale of ancient
days than the story of an American
sailor OF only century and quarter
ago. AS light and shade produce the
most attractive effects In a picture. so
the singular contrasts. the strange
vicissitudes Of his evcntful life, sur
round him with an interest that at
taches to few Of the worlds colebri-
ties. His rise from the humble ma stcr's
apprentice to the command OF con-
GucrinS squadrons his transition from
the low born peasant boy TO the fay
orite OF imperial courts; crouchng nj
times within the shadow of pbscurity,
at other times standing on the high
est pinnacle of fame-these are some
or the features OF his marvellous career
that appeal to the Imagination. excite
mans wonder, and fascinate the minds
OF all who make q study of his life.
rs long rs manly courage is talked Of
or heroic deeds are honored there will
remain green in the hearts OF brave
men the talismanic name OF Paul
Jones"
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-04-09
3 Improving at the

| on Wednesday. Is Improving at the
General Hospital.
Miss virginia Dance is the guest OF
relatives In Richmond for several days
before going to Chester. Pa. ito visit
her brotherA w. J. Dance.
Mrs j. s. irwin has returned after
n short stay in Burlington N. G.
Miss Kate Jones, of Richmond, is
the guest OF Miss Mabel Robinson.
Main street.
Mrs. }. c. Byron, of Hagerstown, Md,
leaves next week for her home after
a delightful stay among old friends
in Danvillc.
Mrs H. W. Tucher has returned af-
ter a pleasant visit to Petersburg and
Miss Mary Cabeli Woodlng has re-
turned from a visit to friends in
Greensboro, y. G.
Mrs J. X; Link and little son. VIII
liam, OF Salisbury, y. c., were In Dan
vile Friday. en- route to Richmond,
to visit friends.
Mrs. y. V, Sims. OF Berry HILL" who
has been the guest OF Mrs. Rorer
James. Main Street, has returned home.
Mrs. j. II. Panton has returned from
a visit to her son. Cadet Harrison Pan
ton. at V. +. |.
Miss Belle Friend is home again ar
ter a very delightful stay at the Homes
where she visited friends.
Misses Barker and Warrenton have
returned to the G. f. l. after visit
TO Mrs y. b. Griggs.
Mrs. John D. Spencer and littlo
daughter, Annie, are spending some
time in Washington. D. c..
Mrs. Raleigh Gillian Of Farmville,
who has been the guest of Mrs. +. NJ.
Hamlin, Paxton Avenue, has returned
home.
Edwin Iarvie is spending the week
end in characteristics
John Ferguson Is spending several
| days in Charlottesville.
Miss Florence Voolfolk Is the guest
| OF Miss Byrd Law, in Culpeper. Sew
eral affairs have been given for her.
! Or. Howson W. Cole, United states
! Navy, is at home on a short leave
Miss Pricie Hodnctt and Miss Kate
Price leave next week for Summer
| Vile. S. c.. where they Will he the
| guests OF Mrs. Georgia l.. Price
! G. 0. Tuck, of Louisville. KY. was in
| the city this week visiting relatives,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-04-09

Very young, in l71s. was at school
in fredericksburg, and William Paul
Was Scotch tailor, who made my
clothes. On his death John came 70
Fredericksburg to administer on his
property ! then saw him In the shop
when | went for MY clothes. On seeing
MS picture years after ] remembered
ms. IT is mistake that his brothc.
was merchant. I do not think he
remained long In Fredericksburg The
next year think he was employed in
the navy.
Yours very sincerely,
FRANCES r. BROOKE
To General William Lambert, Rich
mond, Va
In response TO this memorial, with
all the proofs and papers filed with it.
the following order was inade-
Executive Department,
Richmond. Va.
December o1st, 1895
The heirs Of John Paul Jones are
allowed land bounty for his services
in the Continental Navy equal in rank
70 brigedier- general in the Continen-
tai service, for service of seven years
and ten months and eleven days. The
register will issue warrant accord
ingly. I mot heretofore drawn
DAVID CANIPBELI."
This executive order, of course, would
never have been made without full
proof that John Paul Jones was a resi-
dent and citizen Of Fredericksburs,
Virginia, at the time of his appoint
nent as Lieutenant in the Continental
Navy
Sec also Virginia Magazine History.
Vol. VII. No. 3.
md II is susceptible of proof and in :
deed cannot be disputed or denied. thai
before he came here he lived in Arbig-
land, Scotland, where he was born,
and after receiving his commission dur
ing the Revolution. his life was spent
az sea. And that after the close Of
The war he made his home in Paris,
where he died in July. 1892 in the
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-04-09
The Bouquet Of a LIES Friendship
BY ADA PATTERSON

She's getting on my nerves." com
planned small sensitive girl OF her
chum.
WHY I asked
81 get tired ,f hearing her talk about
her fance all the time. she can't i'm
ish sentence without speaking OF Jim.
tinuous moaologue about Charlie. I
know Afaude's nice girl and pretty.
too, or rather She would be pretty II
She smiled oftener; but her solemn face
ping she won't so to the places whore
we can make bargains because, she
says. they'r. not smart used to
think she was bright, but I'm finding
out she's really rather stupid. know
( shouldn't say such things about my
friends, for generally I like Maude
very much, but"
but. ! repeated How often do
20, she runs In to see ME two or
three times every day. and go over
to her mouse at least once every day"
THAT is three or four times too
sec each other every dayo''
IT do, and especially II YOU are set
ting on each others nerves. Haven't
becoming ms heavy weight on Maude's
nerves as Sh. on yours?
"T hadn't thought OF that"
"Do think about It," I advised "The
truth Is you are both concentrating
your faculty OF friendship on one per-
son. That is a mlstake'
And so It Is a narrowing, Irritating
mistake. You would not think Of
planting garden with ono kind OF
bloom no matter how greatly YOU pre-
ferred chat sort Of flower You would
not keep always on your desk bunch
OF violets, nor on Your table cluster
OF roses. You would gather and spread
ABOUT you flowers according to season
or circumstance. Now the friendships
or lifetime are bouquet OF many
sorts or flowers. 1t would he a one
sided Incomplete life that had gath
cred flowers OF burt one color and frag
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-04-09

mental Navy. dated 22nd day Of Dcccm-
Der. 17T5 (see Journal Of Congress.
Vol. l., p. al2). as first lieutenant OF the
Alfred. on board which ship before
Philadelphia he hoisted with his own
hands the flag Of freedom for the first
time il was displayed. That as Cap
tain or the Ranger in Quiberon Bay on
the 18th day OF February, IT'S, he
claimed and obtained from Monster IL
Motto PieQuet the first salute the flag
OF the infant republic from a foreign
power. That he had been residing IL
Fredericksburg abou, two years pre-.
vions to accepting his commission You,
memoriaists are advised that their
tcstatnr being rcsiden; OF Virginia.
when he entered the service. and having
faithfully served from the commence
mont 10 the end or the war became
entitled 10 the land bounty promised
10 all who should SO serve. They there
fore hone that the quantity allowed
By law 10 officers Of his rank may now
he rented to them
"JANETTE TAYLOR
On behalf Of herself and other heirs
OF John PAIL jones
Sec Executive Archives. State of yir-
Einia. also Doc. No. ~ House of Rep
resentatives, oith Congress Second SEES
sion.
Filed with the memorial Of this
niece or John Paul Jones was letter
from Judge Francis T. Brooke, of the
Court Of Appeals of Virginia. who Was
born near Fred cricksburg, anu whose
residence. ST. Julien; was nearby. His
brother DIR. Lawrence Brooke, was the
surgeon Of the Bonhommc Richard, o!
which ship another Nirginian, Richard
Dale, was frs, lieutenant
ST. Julien. June o6th. 1888. M,
Dear Sir: II have received your letter
from Richmond. All ] remember OF
John Paul Jones, heard from by
brother DR.. Brooke who was the sur
geon of the Bonhomme Richard the
whole OF her celebrated cruise I think
remember TO have seen him, whe;,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-04-09

= rance.
| We, need not one friend. but many
| friends IN the harvesting of iife's eN-
ieriences For in one person one helm
tul quality predominatcs, in an other. an :
! other, and their combined virtues are the
| bouquet OF our LIES Friendships It IS
! one OF the Inevitably disappointin :.
truths that all our friends have lim,ta-
| lions, and that SO human and taultv
| are we that when we are constantly
reminded Of those limitations they ris
us. The remedy is in not letting our
selves be constantly reminded OF them
Ihere Is an adage warning against
| the continuous association that surely
causes contempt
My small friend was seeing roo n,ncb
Of Maude. She had stepped upon the
thorns OF her friends limitations. n
the girls had met but two or three Times
week, had enjoyed a walk, a matinee
ana gone TO q church service together
their need for human contact and the
human outpouring Of experience wound
nave been sa tisiied. She would have
enjoyed the semi weekly bulletins
about Jim She would have Thought
her friends pensve features classic,
AND the budget of news and imprcs.
SONS Maude had gathered since their
last review OF events in their girlish
wor.d would have entertained instead
| or boring her. She would have thought
her comfortable instead OF irritatin~
brilliant instead of stupid
IN the bounuet oC friendship We en-
IVY lit eAVulSite, cSOtlc orchid and she
splendid gardcna. Rare beauty OF ner
son or splendor OF mind are siimula.
tive. Our lives are richer for having
known the human beings who cores
pond TO these But we need, too, the
commoncr. softer beauty and more deli
cate fragrance OF the violet, the
humber. everyday qualities OF the
less gifted friend. We need the sturd .
fibre and wholesome fragrance of mig
nonette Even the brilliant common
ness OF the durub bic bo,)yhocI. IL, ~ ).
without its place.
The friend whose surpa ssinr hea,,tv
was the picture that lives vividlv and
aiways in memory. the woman whose
helpful as her own tender spirit. he
woman who lacked fine percentions
Dut was genuine as the sunshine it,
sell. and the woman of lowIy station.
but Of strong and lasting spirit. Wa
have had ali these friends. and we
have needed them all
The orchids brilliant beauty and
me i, gardenia,s heavy fragrance pail
V!olets unobtrusiveness becomes TOO
obtrusive. The hollyhock's common
ness eSasperates. The. mignonette's
iowliness invites Indifference, seen too
often -
So because of our own limitations we
weary OF the beauty because we touch
upon her vanity;sthc humbly good per-
son nncanse she seems to lack spirit
more than suspect that she is frlvol-
Gu aa, !, learning the boundaries OF what
na anile 6, called the mean imprison-
own mean imprisonments' be weary Ey.
ing or theirs.
bnt untii we grow nobler we arc
not fitted for too constant association
Tor i., !, eSe sn,, intinacies, Aioneness
society IS merely It's occasional exer.
2 else ground.
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Highland Springs Social News

Especial to The 'Times-Dispatch.1
Highland Springs, Va, April S.-Arrs
Coplin and two daughters of East
Richmond after several days visit
with Mrs. Fay Crudup. on Cedar Ave-
nue. left the first of the past week for
Los Angeles, CAL where they Will
make their future home
F.. NJ. Higginbotham, Of this place,
who has been away for several months
on account Of illhealth, is now at
Sandigo. Amherst county, where he has
Very much improved.
Mrs. D. l.. Adams, or Aylett, King
William county, has returned home
after pleasant visit with relatives in
Richmond and Seven Pines.
Mrs James Davis of the Tower
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-04-09
Malvern Hill Social News
Especial to The Timcs-Dispatch

Especial to The Times Dispatch1
Malvern Hill, Va, April ST. NJ Gill,
c. Hill Carter, a. =. Johnson and H. S.
Saunders Will undertake road Improves
ment work on the public highway
leading from the lIcnrico county line
toward the courthouse, for a distance
Of five or six miles They will fur
nish their own teams. and labor FREQ
of cost To the county.
A. f. Greeley. of .Westbury," Is the
guest of his daughter Mrs p. Tomp-
l1ins. near Richmond in ETenrtco coun-
ty.
T. T. Walker has recently disposed
Of his farm and store property at Rox-
bury, TO the LycominG Lumber Com
pany OF Providence Forge
Miss Mary r. Carter has returned to
her home. High Hills" from visit
to friends in Richmond
c, S. Clark, of Richmond spent sun
day with his parents at ITardens.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-04-09
House. entertained her niece A1rs E

House entertained her niece, Mrs. F..
W. Newell. OF Pawtucket, II. T., during
the past week.
Next Wednesday night cottage
prayer meeting service Will he held at
the home Of 100 Bowles by the Bible
class from New Bridge
The Young Ladies' Auxiliary, OF New
Bridge Baptist Church, met Friday
night at "Catalpa," the home Of Mr..
and Mrs. Washington Bottoms, at
seven Pines, and a most interesting
meeting was held,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-04-09
HOME FAT REDUCER
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ercising and Allows Yon to Emit What
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For the benefit OF those who wish 10 re-
give the receipt and directIonA in full for q
simple household remedy that can be OBJ
tanned at lrining cost from any good drug
store: e ounce Mnrnoa IL ounce Fluid EN-
permint Water. All three arc chear and
wholesome. but You should take care 10 get
an unbroken package, so that YOU get Mar
home mix the three together by shakinc
them together In r. large bottlc. and tnlso
ono tcaspoonful after each meal and q be-
time.
Follow these directions and you Will have
the best rat rcduccr that money can buy II,
will take OFF tho ilcah at the rate OF at leas
two pounds week without tisarranci the
stomach or causing wrinkles. Willie, beat OF
all, no exercising or dieting Ia required "a
help u out, You can get results and Mt nc
you like--as much as YOU !kc-end when.
ever you like.
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Danville Social News

Special to The Times Dispa tch. I
Danville. Va. April ST. d. Swami
announces the engagement Of his
daughter, Elizabeth, to Benjamin Reese
fitzgerald. the wedding to be per-
April ~.
Mrs. John F.. Rison and Miss Rison
are the guests Of friends In Rich
Spot +. Pace, ST., who was operated
Sharp County record., 1911-07-21
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Prof J, c. Ashley of Violet Hill,
who some time ago was elected
principal of the school here, was in
town Friday He Is pleased with
present prospects for the school,
Mrs. S A, Wainwright of Big
Rock township has gone to Sidon,
White county, for an extended visit
with relatives and orders US to
change her address to that place,
A Lincoln, Nobu girl writes II
had been aiiGG for some time with
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ttouble, | began taking Chamber
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and In three days | was able to be
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