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The Clarksburg telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1874-1926, 1912-08-15
SAN DIEGO.
Is Very Actively Engaged in
Making Ready for It's
Big Exposition. b

SAN. DIEGO, Calf, Aug. cit did
not require the Increase OF canlial
stock from 100000 to sS,5OO.e0e to
make San Diego realize the task Il
had set herself; but 1t saw that 1t had
not provided Its strong box as lihefal-:
ly as 1t should have done originals,
so II msnded the matter as quickly
as II could. Now there is plenty OF
brains and plenty of money, plenty
Of ideas and plenty of help and Its
exposition is going to be the most
beautiful ever seen in the world. Its
climate allows 1t to make Of the hor5
tlcultural feature the greatest ever
attempted. ltbegan five years in ad-
vance to grow the plants. fines.
flowers, trees and shrubs for decora7
tion of its buildings Itplanssto have
all of its main buildings completed
by January i, 1914 SO that the gar
deners can set the millions of vines
around them, get them Afea 70 the
soil and have them clambetlpg in
every direction. Some Of the vines
when set out VIII fifty. and 1DO' feet
long and many of the trees are now
twenty and thirty Feet high and grow
ing as fast as expert knowledge of
botany and horticulture can force
them. III
Every one is welcome to the park
and site of the exposition, to inspect
the nursery and even to take some
flowers. San Diego is keeping busy
and is keeping open house too. 1t
has flowers enough for every one that
wants them and will have myriads
more when the exposition opens in
1915.
Nearly 500 men are busy grading
and building in the exposition park
and San Diego's exposition i'will be-
ready on time if brains, genius and
perseverance can get II ready. There
will be no postponement on account
of the weather.
The Clarksburg telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1874-1926, 1912-08-15
GLNER COUNTY
STRONG FOR TAFT
Ringing Resolutions Are
Passed at An Enthusias-
tic Convention.

GLENVILLE. Aug. S-fWlth the
largest gathering of Republicans that
has probably ever attended Gilmer
county gathering present. the admin
lstratioh of William Howard TAFT
was yesterday endorsed without a
dissenting voice uttered. and the
state ticket named at the recent pri-
marles sanctioned. The convention
called to name a county ticket was
held in the court house.
The meeting was an enthusiastic
one. Roosevelt had large follow
ing in the county prior to the Chica-
go convention, but his former
staunch Republicans were among
those who endorsed the Taft admin
istrauon. Gilmer county is opposed
to third party being launched. r..
Whiting, secretary of the Republican
committee called the convention to
order. and DR.. j. G. Roberts was
named temporary chairman and Or,
Il. H. Brannon, temporary secretary.
on motion the temporary organiza-
ton was made permanent. Follow,
ing is the county ticket named, Lee
r. Whiting sheriff. A, u. Holt prose-
cutting attorney, Peter Messenger
House Of Delegates. A. F. Miles as
SCISSOR. B. F. Messenger county sur,
veyor, j. 6. Farnsworth tlong term>
and A. 8. Westfall (short term)
county commissioners.
The following resolution, endors-
ing President Taft and, the state
ticket was passed without dissent
ing vote:
Whereas, our county is now en-
ioying universal prosperity, both In
dustrlal and financial, and, Is on a
friendly footing with all nations Of
the world, thereby insurlng all
classes Of citizenship in the peaceful
following Of their domestic pur-
suits. ana
Whereas. this prosperity Is par
ticularly manifest in our own state;,
be 1t
The Clarksburg telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1874-1926, 1912-08-15
NEW TRIAL GRANTED
IN WALDRoN'S CASE

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Cnaries NJ Ernst vs.: county Court
- - '''o'' county tfoth HARRISON
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The Clarksburg telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1874-1926, 1912-08-15

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Resolved, thai the RepablIsans Of
Giimer county. in convention assem-
bled. do hereby approve OF the wise
and patriotic renomination at the
Republican national convention at
Chicago Of william Howard Taft and
James S. sherman. as our candidates
for president and wee president. and
we do hereby pledge them our en-
.thusiastlc support. We strongly ap-
prove of the declarations .ot princl-
Piles set forth, in the national plat
form, and we endorse the wise ad-
mlnistration OF President Taft. We
likewise endorse. the Republican ad-
'minlstration OF. West Virginia, real
izing that the laws enacted and en-
forced by the administration have re-
duced our state tax from thirty-five
cents to one cent, thereby eaualizing
the burden of taxation between the
citizens and the public service cor
poratlons.
/ pr. Hatfield and; other Republican
state candidates were endorsed.
The Clarksburg telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1874-1926, 1912-08-15
BIG GRAFT
Is Paid Police Inspector
Monthly for Protecting
Underworld Resort.

NEW YORK, Aug. S.-The most in
teresting development in the many
sided investigation into the murder OF
the gambler, Herman Rosenthal, and
its surrounding muck of police graft
Is news of John D. Rockefeller, Jr.'s
quiet Complementary inquiry into the
underworld conditions. Rockefeller
and his agents decline to discuss It,
but # is said the evidence was OBJ
tanned that the police inspector was
getting $500 a month for protecting
a resort by an agent who opened the
place.
The Clarksburg telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1874-1926, 1912-08-15
Liberal
Premiums to Be Given Exhibitors at
the CIarksburg Fair.


Generous premiums OF thousands Of
dollars will be given at the Clarks-
burg Fair to be held September II, Is,
70 and 20 on the beautiful new fair
frounds here and many fine displays
will BIO shown. Substantial cash
premiums will be given for large and
small bone swine, wool sheep, Short
Horns, Herefords, Polied Angus,
Polled Durhams,, Attorneys. Jerseys,
Holste!ns and other kinds OF cattle;
jacks and mules, pure blood draft
horses, roadsters in harness, coach
horses, general purpose horses, draft
horses not OF pure blood and saddle
horses,
The Clarksburg telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1874-1926, 1912-08-15
JURY 49,.
For the September Term OF
the Circuit Court Here
I. ~ is Drawn.

i"
The September term fthe circuit
court with Judge Charles W. Lynch
presiding will begin Monday, Sep
TENDER 2, but the jurors drawn to
serve that term will not report for
duty until Tuesday, September 3, as
the first day fthe term is Labor Day.
Forty-eight jurors have been drawn
as follows: sia,
Edgar ". Moore. Wesley L. Steele.
A. E. Crop, Ray Renshaw, W. o.
Kennedy. Harry 7. Wilson, D. Lee
Hedges. Blackburn Pew, James Held
roth, Lee Stout, w. t. oMore, Lloyd
Hudkins. Marshall Canes. Charles
Little, Jefferson Bradford. George w.
Poole, ]. c. McGregor, Harry Wade,
Gree NJ. Bartlett, Darius Lawson,
H II. Davis, Robert L. Martin, Noah
Parks. Marshall Law, Basel Har-
bert, Scott Cofrman, Cuthbert os-
born, George W. sprous Jacob D.
Fortney, Thomas Boehm, s. R. Car
rett, Frank G. Gaylord, Ernest Rit!
tenhouse, Lynn s. Hornor, A. W.
Eshenfeldcr. John NJ. Flanagan, John
s. Flanagan, Brentley Rlttenhouse,
George Long, Henry H. Haley. David
D, eLwis, John p. Candy, p. F.,
coger. W. W. Candy, Ray Burnside.
Isaac DAVIDSON, Frank Long and E.
B. Jewett.
The Clarksburg telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1874-1926, 1912-08-15
GOPPERHEAD
Den is Discovered by An Aged
Farmer Who Kills Num-
Der Of the Reptiles.

CHARLESTON. Aug, S,--whlle cut
ting. some weeds on his farm. mile
from this city, John sloan. an aged
farmer. discovered a den Of copper
head snakes Sloan succeeded in
killing eleven. all of them being ex-
septionally large, while the smaller
ones escaped. sfoan's good luck in
killing so many OF them was due 10
the fact that the snakes had been en-
joying a. harvest. or an annual din
ner Their enormous size caused
Sloan TO use his knife and in two Of
the snakes were found two pullets.
The Clarksburg telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1874-1926, 1912-08-15
As the State Supreme Court
Believes He Acted in
Self Defense.

CHARLESTON, Aug. S.-Iohn
WaIdron, former deputy United States
marshal from Mcdowell county, who
vas sentenced TO ten years in the pen
iieotary for shooting and killing Ben
Tate and Charles Gillispie, in a brothel
q Keystone in January 1910. has been
Sighting with energy to get new trial
and after the supreme court went into
the merits of his petition for a new
tFial, it reversed the decision of the
lower court and awarded new trial
The decision was reached by the
higher court at the term held in
Wheeling this spring but the decision
vas not returned until yesterday when
'he court was in special session.
The evidence brought into the
,ase' after Waldron was indicted for
hFst degree murder. was to the effect
mat he had gone to the brothel for
'ae purpose Of making arrests Of sew
sfaI persons for the Illicit sale of In
,0Ncanis 1t was shown that Waldron
Constable whise bad %on Ism @ Mni.e
fsn's for the arrest Of certain in
mates Of the house. and that while
rate, Gtllispic and Waldron were In
Inc room the shooting took place
"hich caused the death of the first
'N' named. Waldron pleaded self do
Tense, hut was convicted Of second
degree murder.
Judge Miller. who rendered the d.
c'son n thu supreme court Gnds e ~,
'aen self defense is relied 1pon and
there Is some evidence that docoosnd
'as The asgrcssor. evidence of his rc-
cent act or acts Of violence even Ia
Yards hird persons though pncom-
nUaIeatsd q defendant. ana so con-
Mn The homicide as to ItkeIy characs
,'Tize ieceased's conduct towards do
it0aaat ought to be admitted 20 s,,a,,
the quo amino. Tor the question then
what tie deceased probably did
Vas doing, s.a..s .,..... j.
The general proposition contained
an DISTINCTION that the law of self
ds'cnse + rho nm ~ nocoss,, -
limiting h apparent necessity.
, ,or rss-"s appearing to the court
y aas ordered that The appeals orl
The Clarksburg telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1874-1926, 1912-08-15
ROADS EXTENSION
OPENS UP BUSINESS
OF Vast Possibilities and Will
Prove a Good Balti-
more Feeder.

CUMBERLAND. Nd. Aug. s.
Officials Of the western Maryland
railway are greatly pleased by the
interest shown By the public and ship
peFs IN the new line to Pittsburg
through the connellsyi!le extension,
President Alexander Robertson re-.
celved telegram Just after the open:
ing from Plttsburs stating that ship.
pers in that city had already called
for 500 freight cars for SHIPMENT over
the new extension.
Just what kind OF a railroad the ex-
tension, It's availability for bringing
tonnage to Baltimore and its ability
to stand. the test of heavy traffic from
one end OF the year to another are
matters tust now OF interest to ship.
pers. exporters and business men gen.
orally.
A trip over the line with the first
west7bound freight train revealed no
weak points, but an amount OF expen-
dlture for safety. which figures high
in the total cost OF the llne-nearly
$4,000, 600.
AT only one place aolng the entire
Hnefwhs money saved at the expense
OF future economy of operation. and
this was done only after a great deal
of lsuring by the engineers had
shown that no amount of train SER
tYice; which could be carried by a
double-track line. could make 1t nee
essary This Is the Big Savage tun-
mel, and the only one on the line which
is not double tracked. Every other
cut, bridge, or I'LL has been made so
that practically the only expense OF
double tracking would be the cost Of
the tracks and ties and the labor to
put them down. e
Thirty-five hundred feet long. pierre
ing for more than 800 feet a bed OF
quicksand. the Big Savage tunnel is an
engineering wonder Through the
quicksand, and for a safe distance on
each side, is carried big concrete
tube. the walls of which are i've feet
thick. From these walls extend ten
drill-ltke arms of concrete. with a
view to giving even greater security.
and the pounding OF Baltimore and
Ohio freight trains with double-head-
er,s. not TO mention the tremendous
Mailet engines. has failed to show up
weakness in the tunnel construction
or cause a moments delay in opera
ton through it.
All the way along the line the alb
sence Of regard for cost when a bet
ter grade could be obtained by filling
or cutting is noted, but an especially
good instance OF wheer a large expen-
diture saved two miles OF distance is
at Ohio Pyle. Here the Youghlough-
any river as II leaves the town, makes
"a very long and narrow "U'' around
the base of high mountain. BY
bridging both arms OF the u" and
tunneling under the mountain the line
is shortened by two miles, as com
pared with the natural course. The
tunnel and enormous steel bridges
are ready for the laying of the Sec
ond track when necessary.
The Clarksburg telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1874-1926, 1912-08-15
JAILED FOR GRAND JURY.

John Baty, an alleged Lewis coun-
ty "bootlegger." has been returned
to the county Jail here by e. d.
Hupp. federal deputy marshal, from
Kingwood, where ]. t. Daily, United
States commissioner, held him for
the October term of federal court
here and committed him to the Har-
rison county jail in default of bond.
The Clarksburg telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1874-1926, 1912-08-15
AEROpIANE FLIeHTs.

The annual exposition of the clarks-
burg Fair September II, IS, 10 and
20 on the fine. new fair grounds in
isis city will be featured with
daily aeroplane flights by the cele.
brated ,curtiss ayiators, contracts for
thin having been closed. This will be
the first time flying machines have
ever been operated in Harrison
county.
The Clarksburg telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1874-1926, 1912-08-15
YEARS CONVENTION
PROGRAM. MADE UP
For the Sunday School Work
ers of the County to Meet
at ShinHston Soon.

The program for the thlrty-thlrd
annual session of the Harrison
County Sunday School Convention
to be held in the Msthpdlst .Episeo-
pal church at shinnston Thursday
and FRIDAY, August ,2g and 90 has
been made up as follows:
Central thought = "consecrated
Service"
First session 1890 a. m. Thurs.
day. President Laco L. Young. pre-
siding.
1O:3o-song and praise.
Song service led by director;
praise service by the Rev. Roy Nc
closkey.
-"The Aim of the County
Convention" by President Laco L
Young.
11:oO-General business.
11:1o-"H ow the County Ele-
mentary Superintendent May Pro
mote the work" Mss Graham. n,
/ # faa y ID Z
-The, Strong and Weak
Points in Our. Sunday School" Jed
byHarry Gump; discussed by super
intendents. ea.e.
Thursday Afternoon.
1:30-Devotiona and song service;
song service led by director; devo-
tional led by the Rev. e. q, Man;
ley
1:45-General discussion, "what
Notifications in the General School
Program are Made Necessary by the
Graded Lesson Courses in the Small
schools?" led by Miss Graham.
2:Cf-"The Adplescent Boy"
Judge Raymond Maxwell.
2:2O-TThe Adolescent Girl"
Mrs. Ross F. Stout.
2:3O--"some Results of Organ
lied classes,".L. x. Richards,
2:45-General discussion, "Se-
Letting Sunday School Teachers"
led by the Rev. H. T. McClelland.
s:O5-Appointment of commit
tees.
Al Night Session.
7:3O-song and praise service;
song service led by the Rev, j. Wal
ter Barnes; praise service led by
the Rev. ]. Walter Barnes.
s:0O--Address-.A Call for
Men," the Rev. willis pierce, o.
Cameron!
go Friday Afternoon. r.. I:
1:3O--special song service.
80: 45y to- s:.SO7-"The- Prohibition
Amendment" led by temperance SUI
.perlntendent. E. F. Garrett. Short
addresses by the Rev, 7, M Hare,
president Anti-saloon League: Cen
eral Secretary A. r. Arnold and
Others, followed by open parliament.
9:45-Devotional and Song SER
vice. song service led by director;
devotional. the REV. L. B. Douglas
1O:OO2lAddress, A. T. Arnold,
general secretary.
1O:8O-"The Value of Muse in
the Sunday School," the Rev. W. NJ.
Long.
1O:45-Report Of county secre-
tary.
1o:s5-Reprort of county treas
urer. - q
11:O5-Report OF committees.
11:15-Election of officers.
The Clarksburg telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1874-1926, 1912-08-15

And His Money is the Name
of Fine Story in Pitts
burg Dispatch.

Any one who likes brisk. story.
tecming with interest: rol hekinE
story which will quicken the pulse
without being ghastly; love story
which contains no mock sentiment;
pr mystery story which does not
give itself away until the proper
moment arrives, will welcome "a
Man and His Money" 1t contains
al these elements in the correct
proportions. and Is calculated to pro-
vide diyertlng entertainment forE
every one. s
Finding himself penniless in New
York, q young man who. has been
reared In luxury. answers a neFspa-
per Advertisement. Heh1pes to fial
some work which will keep him
from starvation and; perhaps. give
him new start in life HE discoy-
ers that he is to become the care
itaker OF the pampered CANNES of
an eccentric lady Of wealth. he,
also discovers that this lady is the
aunt of Betty Dairympleq the sweet.
heart tthis prosperous days, whosas.
miniature he carries, in a pocet next
to his heart. Betty has good reason
to believe him a thief, and sscorns
him accordingly.
Then there is Russian prince,
whose name has been linked with
Betty's in the society papers and
whose idea of chivairy is simllarsto
that of the ancient cave man. Betty
refuses to marry the prince. is alb.
Quoted by him. placed aboard his pri-
vate yacht and voyage to Russia
is begun.
The dog tender surmises the plot
and gives chase. He is suspected of
being connected with 1t and conse-
quently becomes fugitive himself.
After many exciting escapades he
succeeds in boarding the yacht and
the real action begins. Wits are
matched against wits; there are i.
plots and counter plots; strategy is
resorted to, and the hero-all this
time known as .iHoratio Heather
bloom. the dog yalet-inally res
cues Betty. In a way that is en-
tirely unusual he proves that he is not
the thief betty has believed him
to be, but a true hero in more ways
than one.
Such are few of the things that
20 into the making Of "A Man and
His Money" Frederick Isham's new
novel,
The note OF mystery is sounded in
the first page and is sustained until
the very last, end the reader Is
kept breathless with suspense and
expectation. The love element is
powerful and appealing and reaches
a conclusion SO entirely satisfactory
that 1t leaves a delightful memory
after the story has been finished.
"a Man and His Money" is to be
published serially in the daily edi-
tion of the Pittsburg Dispatch be-
ginning Thursday, August 10.
You will miss the best story OF the
year If You do not read it. Notify
your newsdealer now to serve you
with the Dispatch commencing with
the opening chapter.
The Clarksburg telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1874-1926, 1912-08-15
TO HAVE, arc LIGHTS.

Poles for electric lights are being
erected at Colonial Nights by force
of worEmen Five arc Tights are 10
be placed there at once in compliance
with recent order OF the city coun-
Gil. =
The Clarksburg telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1874-1926, 1912-08-15
GETS MONTH IN JAIL.

Lawrence Martin, OF shinnston,
has been brought to the county Jail
to serve sentence ofathlrty days,
which. wa supposed by Justice Cyrus
W. Thompson. OF that place, on con-
vIction of being disorderly aboard
an interurban trolley car near there.
The Clarksburg telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1874-1926, 1912-08-15
MAKE ENTRIES EARLY.

Entry books for the Clarksburg
Fair, TO be held September II, IS, 10
and 20 on the beautiful new fair
grounds in clarksburg, Will be closed
ut p. m. Friday. September 10: Elk
hibitors are urged TO make their en-
tries early as none will be made after
the books are closed.
The Clarksburg telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1874-1926, 1912-08-15

Attorney Harvey F. Smith exhibited
large crate of fine Washington
plums Thursday sent in to him from
the plum orchard OF t, NJ Smith, his
father, near West Milford. Mr.. Smith
has many varieties In his orchard and
the trees are all bearing heavily this
season,
The Clarksburg telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1874-1926, 1912-08-15
MANGEED TO DEATH
Are Two Workmen at the Bot:
tom of a Deep Shaft by
An Explosion.

NEW YORK, Aug. 1.-Two work
men were mangled to death and FIVE
others seriously injured at the bot
tom OF 250-foot shaft leading out
of the new acquaduct at 1O6 street
and Central Park today. A steel
drill struck a forgotten charge of
powder
The Clarksburg telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1874-1926, 1912-08-15
TEDDY IS UnEEREp.

NEW YORK, Aug. Colonel
Roosevelt and party arrived here
from Chicago this morning and he
was greeted by cheering crowd.
He FASTENED to his editorial offices.
The Clarksburg telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1874-1926, 1912-08-15
ANNUAL
Assessment of Property in
Harrison County by Mag
isterial Districts.
MADE BY ASSESSOR
Figures Show Various Glasses
of Values Made by. Him
and State Board. s

County assessor Ernest o. Pigott
will report to the county court the
value of all property in the county
this year for taxation, based on road
purposes by magtsterial districts
Real estate. ........ $88,O06, 10000
Personal property. 1s,276,6s5.OO
Board public Works 1883, O32. 90
Total for county. s7a .s4O,s77.OO
Amounts for Road purposes by
maglsterlal districts: 80
Clark District.
Real Estate. !. :; !. :, re22,16s ,980. 90
Personal property. +,e715, 415.Us
Board Public Works d ,4O5, $500
Is rs. .an. --------r------------
Total. :"......... 1920, $4,000
Clay District ~
Real estates sea. si2s945, 175 90
Personal property. !, 1,4S7io75. o Q
Board Public Works ll.7S3S96o. 90
...F ~ p ~ u
Total. -. ...t,. .ats6J21s,21O.Q0
Coal Districboa. 1r,r
Real Estate ~. .;-.!;sT-s ~ 753, n 90
Personal property. u yf,162,93o.o0
Board Public Works a.s29ss64.0O
Total. .......y $6,74e,OO4.0O
Eagle District iui-.
Real estate s....!..s$e, 81 s,320. 20
Personal property. 9 'R39,900.OO
Board Public Works 49I564.409.00
Total. ....a.is ,ts6l942. 62a. 90
Elk District.
Real Estate. ....... S1,1o8,045.0O
Personal property. J. 7eS93,715.0O
Board Public Works 6f.4S9.oO
Total. .......-.. 81, 56S,24s-Oo
Grant District.
Real estate. ......... $1,701,26O.o0
Personal property. 7S6,S2o.oO.
Board Public Works 1s5TF975.oO.
Total. ........ $4,000. O55. 90
sardls District.
Real estate. ........ $s,O44,595.oO
property. sa5, 775.OQ
Board Public Works -1IS0S,O8s.oO
+. Total. $5,S4SS46s.oO
Simpson District.
Real estate. ......s. S2.249,s5O.OO
Personal property ). 6S3.1O0.Oa
Board Public Works 7O6.953,oO
Total :. ....... $3.50. OOs. 90
TenmIle District.
Real estate. .t$e ,S91, 800
Personal property. t.S35,055.O0
Board Public Works 1,s93,397oO
Total. ........... s6.12O,2sTOO
Union District.
Real estate. ........ S2,T24,6SO.Oui
Personal property. -. 761, 445. 90
Board Public Works 1,746.19S,OO
Total. ........... 1929, $4,000
Total amount of property in city
IL Clarksblrg. SIS, S42, 1890.
The Clarksburg telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1874-1926, 1912-08-15

Total. .......... s5.232,S 1920
Total amount of property in city
81 clarksbarg. s1s,sF2,759.sO.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1912-06-23
WAKE THE HOME BEAUTIFUL

Good Statesmen wanted Lar-s.' and
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rst equipment. Cash paid weekly
References required.
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