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Semi-weekly herald., 1912-07-04

tonight from st. Paul tonight to pass
month as the house guest of Mrs. l.
P. Main.
Reese MeCloskey, who spent the
latter part Of the week, courting in
Pagosa Springs returned home Sun
day night.
Mrs. Frank Beers and son of Tel
iuiide are the house guests of Mrs.
Beers parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Harry
Ke;tlewell.
Phil Hall, son Of Express Agent and
Mrs. Schmitt, is over in the Arloa vi
cinity enjoying an outing with Mr.. and
Mrs. Kountz.
docs the newly drafted charter
provide for a bachelor tax is a mat
ter Of much concern to Charlie Stilwell
and other eligibles.
F. C. Gilbert, manager of the local
smelter, returned from Silverton last
night, where he looked after business
connected with the plant.
Mike Campion, one of the progress
sive ranchmen of the Florida mesa,
transacted busines in town yesterday,
returning home this morning.
John Bell was an over night visitor
from Bells Spur.
Ex-Groceryman C. X. Cobb has re-
turned to his first love, the Globe Ex-
press. There is no love like the first
love, neither is there no job like an
old job.
f. E. James, formerly in the gov
ernment service. has accepted posi-
ton with the First National bank.
The family will occupy their Fifth ave.
cottage.
Miss Bertha and Flora Humiston,
the attractive daughters of Mr.. and
Mrs. Ed Humiston of Mancos, left
for the Pueblo section this morning
where they will visit relatives for sew
eral weeks.
"Billy Cole, the Silverton merchant,
journeyed toward Denver this morn
| ing II the Baltimore convention con-
Semi-weekly herald., 1912-07-04

SEAGIRT, N. j., July 2.--"The
whole situation at Baltimore seelns oh
vious" said Governor Wilson, when
asked if he had received any message
relating to changes in the convention.
Haven't you heard directly from
any leaders, such as Senator Culber-
son or Others" he was asked.
"No, saw wood and say nothing
seems to be their policy" said the
executive.
81 do not feel the suspense of the
situation more this week than last"
said Governor Wilson in response to
the query.
"Im getting used to being sus-
pended" said Wilson smiling.
"Have you seen anything concern
ing the selection Of compromise can
didate or have you heard any thing of
that nature from your Baltimore man.
agers," he was asked.
Semi-weekly herald., 1912-07-04

to the riot call that lead all interested
20 the southern city.
Semi-weekly herald., 1912-07-04
Insect bic COSTS a LEG.

Neuralgia means nerve pam Dr.
Afes' Anti-Psin Pulls give reliaf
Semi-weekly herald., 1912-07-04

BALTIMORE July 2.-Before the
roll call was half finished the name
Of Underwood was withdrawn and
the 81 votes cast for him in the pre-
vious ballot was given to Wilson and
this nominated him, then all the other
states fell over in changing to Will
son, all but Missouri, which stayed
by Clark to the end, and prevented the
vote being unanimous.
The Clark men refused to have the
vote announced by acclamation.
1t looks now as though Clark has
So and Wilson all the rest.
Semi-weekly herald., 1912-07-04

HERALD WANT ADS ARE RE
suit CETTERA.
Semi-weekly herald., 1912-07-04

Mrs. Frank Beers and son of Tel
.uiide are the house guests of Mrs.
Beers parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Harry
Ke;tlewell.
Semi-weekly herald., 1912-07-04

WASHINGTON, July 2.-Under
wood was indignant with his dele
gates and says it was without his au
thority and should not have been. Il
is being suggested that possibly there
was a deal whereby he would be nom
mated for vice president.
He said he did not want that offic,
and would not accept it if offered.
Semi-weekly herald., 1912-07-04

Phil Hall, son of Express Agent and
Mrs Schmitt, is over in the Arloa vi
cinity enjoying an outing with Mr.. and
Mrs. Kountz.
Semi-weekly herald., 1912-07-04

"Does the newly drafted charter
provide for a bachelor tax is a mat
ter of much concern to Charlie Stilwell
and other eligibles.
Semi-weekly herald., 1912-07-04

f. C. Gilbert, manager of the local
smelter, returned from Silverton last
night, where he looked after business
connected with the plant.
Semi-weekly herald., 1912-07-04

Ex-Groceryman C. r. Cobb has re-
turned to his first love, the Globe Ex-
press. There is no love like the first
love, neither is there no job like an
old job.
Semi-weekly herald., 1912-07-04

Mike Campion, one of the progress
sive ranchmen of the Florida mesa,
transacted busines in town yesterday,
returning home this morning.
Semi-weekly herald., 1912-07-04

dependable.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-04-24
CLEAR MYSTERY
Steamer California Declares IL Was
Vessel sighted by Titanic
Survivors.

BOSTON, April 23-The Leyland
steamer California was less than twenty
miles from the Inflated White star
liner Titanic when the latter
on the morning OF April IS. Captain
Lord. OF the California. said to-night
that had he known Of the Titanlc's plight
al the latter's passengers could have
been saved That his ship was the
steamer reported to have passed within
five miles Of the sinking liner and TO
nave disregated signals for help Captain
Lord denies positively.
figure that We were from l. To 10
mlIes distant from the Titanic that
night" he said.
About 1880 that SUNDAY night We
steamed into an immense ice field said
captain Lord, and immediately. Is a
matter OF safety. our ngine were shut
down 10 wait for day light. With the
engines stopped the wireless was. OF
course. not working. so we heard Moth
Ing or the THAMES plight. until the
next morning. Then the news came in
a message from the Virginia. on re-
ceipt or the message we started imme-
oiately Tor the scene Of the disaster"
captain Lord explained statement
credited 10 members Of his crew to the
erect that the Californian was within
slght or n Titnaic and failed to re-
spond TO her calls for assistance. bv saw.
ing sailors will tell most anything
Nhen they are ashore"
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STINGINESS SANK
Continued from PRS. Pags.)

orders and waited for the dawn.
Twice he begged to be spared a re-
cital Of the facts. but Senator Smith
pressed him.
The opportunities and activities Of
a squad Of photographers to-day so
aroused Senator Smith that he indig.
nantly ordered them all excluded
from the chamber.
This Inquiry is Official and SOL.
emn." he said. in explanation. AN
there will be no hl~ppodroming or
commercializing OF Il. ! will not per-
nit H."
An amateur photographer managed
TO slip past the guard later but was
summarily elected when he sought TO
get a snap OF the scene.
The testimony OF Frederick Fleet.
aged p. a sailor and lookoutman, was
interesting. Fleet said he had had
FIVE or six years experience at sea
and was lookout on the Oceanic prior
10 going on the Titanic. lie was In
the crows nest at the time OF the
collision.
oid1ot see Captain Smith.
"Who was on the bridge Sunday
night after you took your place in
the crows nest?'
Mr.. Murdoch and Mr.. Pitman."
WA the captain on the bridge?"
Il didn't see him"
Fleet said he tool his watch at ten
o'clock. Sailor Leigh was with him
In the crows nest. Fleet said the men
he relieved told him to keep a sharp
lookout for small Ice.
Did o keep a sharp lookout"
Yes. sir"
Did you see any ice?"
Yes. sir. al seven bells Gi.3O o.
M ! reported a black mass ahead"
How long before the collision did
you report the ice aheade"
I've no idea"
About how long,"
II couldn't say
What did you do when you saw
tho ice berg?-
Il sounded three bells and then tele.
phoned 10 the bridge that there was an
iceberg ahead"
Warning Ignored.
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W.. C. L0REE
is PROMOTED
MADE GENERAL MANAGER
OF r. q O.
VIII Also Direct the G. H. 4 Id. i'm
Capacity Of General
Manager.

Special Dispatch 10 the InteIliEencer.
BALTIMORE. Md. April 23.-The
Baltimore and Ohio officials to night
announced two important promotions
which AFFECT the entire system. &. w.
Galloway. who has been serving as
General superintendent OF the II. a o.
Southwestern. has been made general
manager of the b. & o. OF I'm charge
OF the lines east Of Parkersburg. W.
o. Loree has been made general man
ager OF the b. & o. Southwestern and
the Chicago. Hamilton and Dayton rail
roads. with offices at Cincinnati.
The appointments become effective
Tomorrow. MIR. Galloway will have his
OFFICES In this city. As n result of Mr..
Galloway's appointment, Third Vice
President Thompson, who has been
the acting general manager of the B.
4 o.. will now devote his entire time
as the general operating head OF the
entire b. & o. system.
Mr.. Loree Is wei known in Wheel
ing. having for a number OF years been
located In Wheeling as general super
intendent OF the Wheeling grand divi-
sion. He was succeeded here only a
few months ago by Mr.. Williams. when
Mr.. Loree went higher up in the ser
vice.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-04-24
IDENTIFY DEAD
Recovered Ry Boat at the Scene OF the
Ginning OF TIE tsansr
Titanic.

NEW YORK. April 23.-offlcials of
the White Star Line we're able this after
off with the aid OF their passenger lists.
some Of the names OF the identified
dead. which have been recovered by the
Aackay-Bcnnett cable ship.
The list follows:
Rir.t Class Passengers.
w. d. DOUGLAS.
RAMON ARTAGAVOYTIA.
FRED SUTTON.
A; ~. HoLvERTON Csent by wireless
as A J. Holverson).
cecond Class Passengers.
LOUIS NJ. HOFFMAN.
JOHN II. CHAPMAN (Sent by wireless
as John A. Chapman.
". CORBINES tsent by wireless as W.
". u. HARBECK.
JOIN GILL tsent b. wireless as J. s
NICHOLAS NAssER- tsent by wire
IRIS MARY MACK.
KEGIMALO HALE Csent by wireless
stssrags Passengers.
NARY MoNGAN or MANCON (sent
By wireless as Mar Manisan).
yAAES FARRELL.
JAMES KELLY.
d. HANSEN.
MADkITz NAIL tsent by wireless as
Aeuretz Adahi).
LESLIE GILINIsKL
l.. r. TOMLIN.
JOSIE pRAzNovIc Csent by wire
80 - V6AEE DElZenOUIl
MALkOLM JOHNSON (sent bv wira-
Tess as Malcolm Johnson).
WILLIAMS tsent by wireless
The officials have not bes, sh,.
Ne.iIy the following names:
Alrs. y. McNamee. 10 Is supnoaad
nat this is Eileen MeNamee. a stssrsTe
There II no C~atavsIas VaslIos. on a.
mhite stars list there appeara
Thomss Catayelss and a Peter Vssiiios.
~ NOT possible 20 determine which of
these two has been recovered the name
Of william sage does not appear' but
it - hought he was the son OF .Jobn
sSe BON father ana son were among
We lost There IL no W. Wear fas ssnt
by wireless) on nny OF the lists Tbfs
J, beleved 20 be W. J. Ware, a second
class passenger.
There Is no Mrs. J. Robins amonr m.
bookings. but Charity Robins. a third
Slahs passenger. appears. She. 81 h
mo1ght by the White star. 10 the wife
n the steerage. White star line lists
ave no record Of Fl G~reenberg (aa sent
py wireless). but the name Of Samuel
-passsneeE, - 10 tss list OF second class
identified dead las received BY ufrolcrst
are not on the passenger list OF ne
steamship company:
W. Marriott, deorge Rosenshfrc II
w. Ahe Nihilschedid. Y. Batf A uav.
Ter. Jerry Morroso and tseward 40 a
IN doubt NAT the name Of y. Il.
The White Star line. q that Of Colonel
Jonn jacob AatOr vas dlspeiloS ms
uloihirg when tho wife OF Nicolas Naa-
ser told the officials mat y. r.. coles
itasher must be her husband Tho
ILehnsnip onicials say also that the
name NaFEer is on their lists
The Mnckay-Bennaft cable chm vut
remain near the scene 81 the fs.stsr
untll - haa recovered one hunIred
bodles Up 70 the present time ~ have
Zen tahen out OF the sea. - % which
have been Identified II ia thought tbc
hip viii e~ndeavor 90 reach Haiifar on
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-04-24
NIP PLOT TO
ARM ALIENS
waHE IA DEW pkoasH.
Judge Smith Opens Court with Officials
Armed; Changs Of Venue
Granted.

HILLsvILLE. Va. April 2s.-The six
Allen clansmen. charged. with murder.
were a~rraigned in Carroll county court
house this morning. or Indictments re-
tunred after the assassination OF the
court officers March IL. Each pleaded
not guilty
A change OF venue was asked and
granted. the court announcing 10 wouId
hold the trial at wytheville, beginning
next Tuesday, April 30.
The defendants will be tried sepa-
rately.
Hillsville and the court house bristled
with firearms In the hands of Officers.
Detectives say they nipped a scheme
TO smuggle firearms into the Jail. Wes-
ley Smith. one OF the kinsmen. drew a
dagger on a detective and was Knocked
senaeless. Later. at the point of a rifle,
Detective Payne drove two other Allen
followers away from the jail.
While Judge Staples was on the bench
with an armed deputy at his side. Sher-
iff Edwards and Detective Felts search
ed all who entered the court room.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-04-24
NEW COMPRESSED AIR
DEVICE TO SAVE SHIPS

PORTSMOUTH. n. H.. April
ga compressed air system,
designed to make the vessel
practically unsuitable. is being
installed on the armored
cruiser North Carolina at the
Portsmouth navy yard. under
direction OF Captain G. O..
Marsh. commanding the vessel.
Captain Marsh believes that
the apparatus would keep the
cruiser ahoat in case OF a
collision with an iceberg. such
as sank the Titanic. or any
similar accident which might
damage her hull.
The principle. Captain Marsh
said. is the creation OF such an
air pressure within the vessel
that water cannot enter.
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to which Bradley already had re

10 WHICH bradley ALREADY nau re
turned.
He told me there vas danger"
said Bradley. but for the sake of the
women and children to make no sign.
The orchestra struck up 'Alexander's
Ragtime Band and we went on play
ing cards. There wasn't a nan in the
game who didn't realize the stakes We
were playing; for there wasn't a man
who didn't know what those hysterical
musicians were playing for. They
played on. playing anything they had
a mind TO and finally struck up Near
er My God TO Thee
Then We knew hat the time had
come and that IL wasn't any use to
blum any longer. People crowded
around us and watched up play the
game out. feeling that there could be
no danger. When that old hymn
sounded a different feeling possessed
them. They knew hat 1t was time
to go Il any one OF US hoped for a
chance TO get OF the ship"
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-04-24
NOSTRIOLA CLEARS THE HEAD
BREAKS A COLD, STOPS CATARRH

these germs thrive and grow when
me parts are sore. swollen n in
famed By colds.
Nostriola. the simple. harmless.
common-sense remedy, quickly opens
the head. purihes and heals he mu-
cous Innings OF their air passages. and
THIS simple treatment Is much more
pleasant and satisfactory than stomach
dosing 10 cure n cold.
The Nostrlola Treatment always aG.
lords quick. pleasant relief. and many
people In his vicinity VIII have learn.
ed the value OF Nostriola are using
nothing else for Colds. Group. Catarrh.
etc.
fou &c a large tube OF Nostrlola
a. druggists for % cents. buy a tube
today. and youW wish you had tried
Nostr.ola sooner.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-04-24
UP TO CORNWELL
Says w. Va. Is For Clark, and in
Asked to Deliver the Goods
to Speaker.
By 4. II. ARNOLD.
xntelifgencsr Bureau
Washington, d. O., April A.

John J.. COrnwell. a Clark manager
in West Virginia. was in conference
with Clark leaders at the Speakers
headquarters here today. He said
hat the speaker is rapidly gaining
ground In West Virginia and will cers
tainly capture the state delegation in
its entirety. Clark leader here are
much pleased with Cornwelrs report
10 headquarters and are now counting
on him 10 deliver the goods
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-04-24
OP En- MEETING
Will Be Held ~ Spanish-Ameriean
Veterans, So Decided Last
Night.

~ the regular monthly melting OF
the ID. T.. Hammond Post. Spanish
American War Veterans. held last
evening in the !. o. -. r. Hall.
IL was decided to hold an open
meeting AZ the next regular meeting
TO be held Tuesday evening. May rs.
a social session and smoker will be
held. with members n their families
and friends In attendance.
IL was also Ceciu,u to unite with
the local Post ~ the G.. \. r. IN
holding a demonstration on Memorial
Day, MAY go. arrangements for which
will be completed later.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-04-24
OREGON DELEGATES
MAY BE SPLIT UP
II Ruling OF Attorney General 10 Accept
cd That They Are Not Bound
TO Roosevelt.

SALEM. Ore. April 23.-An informal
opinion on the Republican primary last
Friday expressed by Attorney General A.
III. Crawford to-day. holds that Theodore
Roosevelt Is not entitled 20 the vote OF
the full oregon delegation TO the ma
tional convention.
MI. Crawford is quoted as saying that
under the oregon law 10 is not incum-
bent upon all delegates to support a Ger
tain candidate unless that candidate re-
celved a majority OF his party's primary
vote.
In case Of a plurality only. as on last
Friday. the opinion holds that the dele
gates are bound to vote for the candidate
they represented on the ballots.
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This Simple, common-sense Treat
ment Costs But a Trhe and Brings
Quick Relief.

Everybody knows that colds lead m
Catarrh. Catarrhal Deafness Catarrhal
heaoache. Nasal Catarrh. Hay-Fever
and kindred diseases.
When The system becomes filled
win the Catarrhal poison. you have
a desperate demon 10 deal with
The best time 20 cure Catarrb is
before 10 becomes chronic. ana The
oulchest way 70 get results IL 70 apply
the treatment direct TO the seat Of the
trouble.
n nostrils and the air passages
are me breeding places for the
catarrhal n Hay-Fever germ. and
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-04-24
TORTURE americans
Tourists Bring Tales OF Awful Camos
Indicted In Vera Cruz.

GALVESTON, Tex. Apri1 q ro-,v-
seven passengers. all but one citizens OF
the United States. who arrived this
morning from Vera Cruz on the steamer
tsAas, teII OF alleged torture and assas-
sinauon OF Americans in the repuhiic
Al the refugees left their lands. homes
furnitnre and everything they possessed
.ACept enough money for passage and
the clothes on their backs. Among me
entire number there are only four or
hVe trunks.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-04-24
MISSOURI cARNzE

KANSAS CITY, 40. April 2s-No re-
ply having been received 20 the message
SEM 70 PRESIDENT Tart by the newly or
ganized Federation of Federations AK
IDS fQr government Intervention IN the
strlse OF The railway car men on the
ltarriman lines. the Convention adjourn
ed late tonight.
II an answer from the President IL
not received soon the i-nteruaffonaf Pres
dents Or the affiliated unions. wiff order
strike proposition.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-04-24
TAFT'S ANSWER
To Roosevelt Nav BE Delivered on
Speaking Tour -nAuguratsd
To-day.

NAsHlNGTON. April 23-PrcsIdent
Tsfts trip 10 MassachuSetts. New Ter
sey and Pennsylvania. which begins to-
morrow and brings him back to Wash
lnstou early sunday. viii be spent in
speech making. conferences with po!fti-
csl leaders and a few hours OF golf and
motoring. ~
In the three days he will he on the
Ioha' the President H. expected 20 make
al least a dozen speeches.
friends declare that some OF these
VII be as hot as any he has delivered
since ne entered the White House.
FOR the last two days tho President
mas worked only in his study in the ex-
ecutive mansion and "a is Understood
tnat ne intends to reply to recent critf-
gisns or bis administration by Colonel
Theodore Roosevelt.
And many a fair maid goes in for
local cOlor-of the drug store brand
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As First President Of the New National
Chamber Of Commerce

WASHINGTON. April 2s.-Harry A.
Wheeler. az Chicago, was tonight
elected president OF the national cham
Der OF commerce OF the United States.
which had perfected its organization
earlier in the day.
other officers were chosed By the
board OF directors az follows:
Nce-president for Pacific slope, J..
y. Teal. Portland. Oregon.
~Nice-president for south, Asa q.
Gambler. Atlanta, Ca.
Nice-president for east, A. b. Far
qUhar. York. Pa.
Treasurer. John JOY Edison, Wash
inEton. D.. {.
Counsel. J Francis Burke. Pitts
burgh. Pa.
Plans for establishing permanent
headquarters I'm Washington viii be
completed tomorrow.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-04-24
CARD GAME
PLAYED ON TITANIC UNTIL SHIP
WAS SINKING.
Brave Men Manipulated the Cards 70
Alisy Fears Of Women
and Children.

NEW YORK. April 22.-How a group
OF men passengers on the Titanic kept
a card game going for three quarters
OF an hour after the steamer struck
The iceberg TO allay the fears OF others
was told today by George Bradley. one
Of the fret cabin passengers. Bradley
was playing bridge whist. in a room
far aft on the ship and felt only a
slight shock from the collision. Henry
Il. Harris was IN another party IN the
same room. Bradley said. and left his
game TO 90 on deck win Bradley 20
investigate. Mr.. Harris Bradley said.
found his vile. saw Der 20 one OF the
boats. and then came back to the room
-
It's n treat TO listen % a man who
..L. -u-L..- 1870 Ia ---..
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SPRINGFIELD. His, April ga tel
epnohe message tonight from Centre
NiIie. stated that ten persons were killed
az that place and fifty more were seri-
ously injured By the tornado.
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IT'S easier for a very young man 20
raise MS eyebrows than IL is for him
20 raise a mustache.
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TAFT AND
ROOSEVELT SPLIT


delegates With the exception Of the
Tan delegates. Who Lead IN Washing
ton district. which viii a. stated. not
Be disclosed until the returns are can
sassed. follows:
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It's n treat 20 listen % a man who
nsks What's yours. old man.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1912-11-17

club, Mrs. Elmer Moore and Miss
Pearl Moore being received into the
fellowship Of the club. late in the
evening. a dainty luncheon was served
concluding n very happy occasion.
Miss Ruth Marshall will entertain the
club on next Tuesday evening.
Mrs. John X. Ramsey entertained,
Thursday. with an informal luncheon
In compliment to her guests Miss Ara
minta Frazer and Miss Edna Wind
ers, Of Findlay, Ohio.
Mrs. Robert Fox Macarthur re-
turned Friday afternoon. from Ok
lahoma City, where she attended the
council meeting OF tiiN Oklahoma Fed
Grafton of Women's clnbs. Mrs. Mac
Arthur is state chairman Of the music
committee.
Miss Mabel Doan will be hostess at
the Country club tea, this after
noon. Mrs. ii. w. Anders, Mrs. John
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number Of very enjoyable hours as he
guests. Dainty needleworll kept the
hands busy while the ears were de-.
lighted with several musical selec-
tions and social chat Two namcs
were added TO the membership OF the
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u r | N X
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