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Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1913-01-05
GOOD THING FOR FRANKIE
Stout Man Was Probably Right In
His Characterization Of Those
Who Clipped In"

A small boy was pushed into Il
subway train at Borough Hall The
woman who did the pushing shouted
something 10 the guard. but he could
not make out what Il was lie quos.
toned the boy but the replies received
were fragmentary There was no.
tice pinned 70 the boys Jacket how.
ever. that seemed complete enough
frankie Is an orphan lie is 90
ing to see his Aunt Kate Please see
that he gets 20 Van Cortlaudt Park
all right"
Gee. here's 20" said the guard
Then he gave Frankie cent Pro-.
emily passengers began 20 contribute
By the time they got 70 NinetysiXth
street. where frankie had to change
for Van Cortlandt Park, his little
pockets fairly bulged with coins
Shortly after changing cars the bub
Bile Of Frankie's romance was rudely
pricked
'IIullo. Kid" said stout man
Amt you the same youngster that
| have seen riding on three or four
car lines In the last week with a note
like that pinned 20 your coat
frankie nodded
"Of course" said 'he stout man IT
looks to me as II bunch az soft
hearted chumps is getting worked for
somebody's vacation money And
several ~ the soft hearted chumps
present confessed that Il looked the
same way 10 them New York Press
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1913-01-05
CITATION BY PUBLICATloN
THE STATE OF TEXAS,
IN THE DISTRICT COURT,


Potter County, Texas, January
term, A. d. 1913.
To the Sheriff or any Constable OF
Potter County. Greeting
You are hereby commanded, that,
by making publication OF this cita-
ton in some newspaper published In
the County OF Potter four weeks pre-
yious 20 the return day hereof you
summon Lula May Sherrell, whose
residence Is unknown. to be and APP
pear before the District Court, to be
holden in and for the County OF
Potter, al the Court House thereof,
in the city OF Amarillo, on the sec
ond Monday in January A. ID. 1913.
the same being the 18th day OF said
month. then and there 10 answer the
petition OF Ben +. Sherrell, as plain
tiff. filed In said Court on the goth
day OF December, 4. d. 1918, against
Lula May Sherrell as defendant, said
suit being numbered l7i7, the ma
ture OF which demand is as follows
to-wit:
This is a suit for divorce by plain
tiff Ben F.. Sherrell against the de-
PENDANT Lula May sherrell, alleging
that they we're married on the 29th
day OF May, 1911, at Amarillo, Tex
as, and separated on the 18th day OF
July. 1911: plaintiff alleging that
defendant has been guilty OF exces-
sive cruel treatment and outrages to-
wards plaintiff OF such nature as tn
render their living together insup'
portable as more fully set out In
plaintiffs petition on file In the
Clerks office in this case.
Herein Fail Not, but have you then
and there before said Court this
writ, with your return thereon.
showing how you have executed the
same.
witness. VI. II. Hardin. Clerk Of
the District Court OF Potter County
Given under my hand and seal OF
said Court in Amarillo, this 18th day
Of December A. d. 1912.
NJ II. HARDIN,
Clerk District Court, Potter County
Texas.
BY RoLLIE II. SCALES. Deputy
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1913-01-05
Enallhh nlsflta.

A traveller was detained az a little
country railroad station IN England
FOR half an hour. says the Boston
Transcript and was chatting with the
station master. when the bell ran,
sharply half dozen times Instantly
the three employees station master
ticket age.t and porter ranged ~ in
a line on the platform and stood az
attention
4 moment later a locomotive with
single saloon car slowed up The
solitary OCCUPANT Of the car regarded
the men sharply from the window
made hurried notes and quickly re-
tired
"Nho was that" tho traveller asked
tho station master after the train had
gone Some prominent official OF the
line7'
"Oh no. was the reply "Th8f was
ne railroad company's tailor ma4sur
Ing us for new suits
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1913-01-05
Valuable Gift.

Talking about Christmas.boxes,"
remarked a commercial traveller. the
one ! got last year would be hard to
beat. Our guv'nor never gave us
Christmas so you can imagine
how surprised we were when he told
US all TO go into his Office. where he
sat with a pile OF envelopes in his
hand.
Gentlemen said he I intend to
give each OF you a Christmas present
this year. These envelopes contain
something valuable. which hope you
will make good use OF.
"Of course we thanked him and
marched out. thinking that he was
good sort, after all. And what do you
think was in the envelopes?"
"A check"
mo; 1t was confounded prescrip.
ton for the cure OF Indigestion"
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1913-01-05
corer..e an Oh Story.

Rome WAS uof built On q day. nor
bulk as fast as Taumauytown. nor
built .n structural steel. but Il turns
orr that most % Rome's mighty
structures. temples. c.rcuses. baths.
aqlcducts. were built In concrete. no.
reinforced with iron and steel. as VIZ
build now. but a good quality OF sand.
stone aud cement nevertheless. on
this powerful central core OF cemen;
was fitted an ornamental facing Of
finsst marble
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1913-01-05
Mirrors 10 Cure Drunkenness.

Chicago Curing jags by mirror ia
the latest here since man charged
with in'oxication got look at him
self in mirror IN Judge Hopkins
court and at once demanded Turk
ish bath Now the court has ordered
a mirror hung behind the rail and In.
structed the bailifr TO make every
person charged with in,oxlcation look
into It before heinz arfsigned.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1913-01-05
Whom 20 Thank.

Il suppose you feel very thankful to
Santa Claus for providing you with
such a fine turkey" said the minis
ter to Uncle 'Lijah's little boy.
Nav, sab" replied the piccaninny.
Uncle tole dis chile ter be thanful
ter Farmer Green fur lesvin' bis ben
house dore on de jar"
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tired
Enolish Public Schools

England has 20.757 elementary pub
Iic schools with 100000 pupils The
1912 budget for education Is 81 600
300. OF which 81 900 600 Is for teach
ers' old age pensions
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FOR sALE-Ten sections improved
ranch, 90 sections improved ranch,
both in Hutchinson county. these
ranches are fine ralse. plenty OF
running water Price right easy
terms Apply TO S. G. Carter. ANA
rillo. Texas. p. o. Box 504 Phone
547. 2os-tfc
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WANTED-Places for students TO
room and board, also places where
students can work turing spare
time for room and board. Phone
s35 between and I. Draughons
College. Attic
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LOST Matrix ring near Santa Fe
depot. Return 20 News office and
receive reward, ji-3p
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WANTED-Men and women, $4,000
a week and expenses. local and tray-
cling for an Eastern wholesale house
Ask for Mr.. Templeton after 9 ?. IN.
Magnolia Hotel. 59-3t
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FOR RENT-I2 room house partial
ly furnished near Denver depot. Suit
able for two or three families or no
tel. Phone 16S. este
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WE HAVE fun line OF nails and
buiiders-ffardware, paints. lead, oil
and turpentine Cement blocks cheap
Brazelton Pryor Co. Phone 257.
34-tfc
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The Bottineau courant. (Bottineau, Bottineau County, N.D.) 1895-1929, 1913-08-15

~
Combinations Of fruit navors Will
often bring about cooling and delicious
results. Peaches and plums combine
perfectly and frozen in . sugar sirup
yield q most delightful sweet Boil
,n04snresof swatsr. With ooespou0d Of
sugar until they form Q rich sirup.
then strain and stand aside until cold.
Pare twelve One ripe peaches and
chop One with q silver knife. Scald
one pint Of plums. remove the skins
and the stones. mash the pulp and add
TO the peaches. Crack the pits to re
move the kernels. blanch and pound
Add the fruit and the mashed kernels
to the strip Let It stand for thirty
minutes and then freeze.
The Bottineau courant. (Bottineau, Bottineau County, N.D.) 1895-1929, 1913-08-15

Rub to q cream half a cupful Of but
Der and then gradually add one cupfui
of sugar. the beaten yoIks Of three
eggs and the whites of two. reserving
the third white for frosting Take half
q cupful Of thin q Of milk, a level
.teaspoonfui each Of cinnamon. allspice
and two scant cupfuls Of 60ur, and
last Of all stir in o cupful Of black.
berry jam or preserves. Bake in mod
erately hot oven for about three-quar-
-ters Of an hour. This makes a nice
pudding II eaten as soon az baked and
4 currant jelly or lemon sauce is serv
"a with It.
The Bottineau courant. (Bottineau, Bottineau County, N.D.) 1895-1929, 1913-08-15

nouchy stylee are to hold over this
IN ana MI the advanced models M
- = ,ssloppy'. a ever.
I'D 1uits, toosars 10 b popular, and
1psllsst1atisn shows I charming AZ
s3xlfst deep purple bsnEAline. Z silk
11dtsiS = ~ very much worn this
sauc2in /
Es Cof0 % the same color - used to
Sspytne aeams and FOR the ornaments.
Assfunhing waistcoat \ Of dull cloth
1914
The Bottineau courant. (Bottineau, Bottineau County, N.D.) 1895-1929, 1913-08-15
AE~WGeA

gT93sr-g AZ 80 WNtot.
vNEy pretty nnish for the end Of
44Gtsevs = In the shape o. asfAn. The
81 entire sleeve b cut over . plain pat
AeEQ. but when It near the wrist the
oeeslals 4 drawn In. % that the edge
{ nfz over the hand IN fan shape. a
sappl0I1l13 Of black velvet and . frill Of
/ 49, pe4ping beneath add 20 the daint-
neoe.
The sleeves slashed at the wrist are
dne accompaniment for slashed
Asa11k1rtR IL the sides Of the slash In
l1es1iFt are curved the same effect u
- "a the sleeves. r. they : cut
keqlare they : treated 20 In the
Dep cufIs are prominent on many
sleeves Some are only three
|yneAe wide. while Others reach the
The Bottineau courant. (Bottineau, Bottineau County, N.D.) 1895-1929, 1913-08-15
\ NocTuRNe.

HE cricket his violin:
The bullfrog follows soon
And makes the swampy places
ring
Around his big bassoon:
The fail bug from the leafy bowers.
4 Wherein be spends his life.
Joins shrilly in the serenade
With tootles or his fife.
The locust plays the droning pipes.
That bird Of omen III.
The screech owl. from his tree essay
An operate trill.
And then among the breezy boughS
/ That rustic overhead
The angry katydid awakes
And scolds them all to bed.
-Minna irving.
The Bottineau courant. (Bottineau, Bottineau County, N.D.) 1895-1929, 1913-08-15
ToMMY,s ZANE y R

had . san Fourth at our house.
~ That means you don't make noise
With cannon. rockets. pistols. bombs.
But be good, quiet boys.
With just some crackers and some caps.
Recitin' and ice cream
And singin' paterotic songs.
Which. o know. amt no scream.
RUT Billy Bangs said not fer his.
- This sane and safe old gas.
He didn't zee no fun at AL
Just capt and chew the ras
30 Bits now in the hospital.
And grandpa took me there
To see the orful state of Pill.
Who got bowed up fer fair.
LIE had two fingers Oh one hand.
- His front teeth was knocked out.
One eye all blacked. three toes clean gona
And bruises all about
I'm busted. Tom" he said. with pain.
II did Il with 'Jim's gun.
But, oh. ] had a glorious time!
! tell you. It was fun"
Josh Wink.
The Bottineau courant. (Bottineau, Bottineau County, N.D.) 1895-1929, 1913-08-15

cooKEp DANANA9.

CookeO
YATE eat bananas freely. yet very
lew people cook Them. They
are delicious when fried.
Peel a. many u you require and cut
them In two lengthwise. Fry them
a . small quantity AZ butter and servs
hot. u
Banana tarts are also very nice. Out
the bananas int0 round slce1 and put
81 ! custard. Place pastry round the
ne dish In the same way u you would
make . baked custards padding.
banana puddinsa
when making banana padding peal
the bananas and rub them through Z
colander. Mix with mill and ~ err
and bake AZ. you would nm ordinary
milk puddtng.
Another way Of making i banana
tart 10 to cut up the banana 81 you
would apples and flavor them with !
little lemon and sugar. adding q small
quantity Of water. Put 4 light pu6
paste over and bake In 4 quick oven.
Three oranges ana four bananas
make q large dish OF fruit salad. Peel
and slice both fruits and sprinkle sug-
N over them. Some people IKE to add
Z little ginger davor. The addition OF
! nice. juicy apple might aiso b made.
Fiaversd With Lsmon.
Banana Fritters. Make q batter Of
one and half cupfuls OF four with
two teaspoonfuls Of baking powder
sifted In It. one egg. a fourth fs'a
spoonful Of salt. two-thirds Of scupful
Of milk and a little sugar. JH34te and'
cut In slices four bananas, SqaSe1S ovss
them the Juice Of halt lcmo1sa41r 70
the batter and fry n deep III
Combined with Nuts.
Baked Bananas.-Skin the ba1ad1s.
cut In half lengths and then In half
again. Brush a pie plate OF earthen-
ware dish with butter or bacon or ham
ssdf4pRiAaR. place the bananas on the
dish cut side down, sprinkle With .
little salt and bake until light brown:
Banana Sponge.-Cover the bottom
Of ! Hat baking dish with small sponge
scakss or lady fingers. Upon these
place q layer Of whole banAnas> Sprin-
lie well With sugar and the Juice Of
one whole orange Or lemon. cover with
chopped nuts or shredded cocoanut and
bake IN d medium oven about ffteen
minutes. Serve with custard sauce o.
rthick cream.
0alntily Orewned.
Fried Bananas.-Skin. scrape and cut
the bananas the long way. then Gro
cutting each banana into four pieces.
Have the iron frying pan o. griddls
I1AsA grease with bacon dripp1avs
Or butter. put IN the bananas and ~
Z nice brown. Dust with : lietle salt
take from the griddle with spatula OF
cake turner and place around tn
steak. Gafntsh with sprigs OF parsley.
The Bottineau courant. (Bottineau, Bottineau County, N.D.) 1895-1929, 1913-08-15
JOY At Il END.

MINUTE you are fceltn 0ne.
~ Sa:. The worst u by"
Trouble. swoopin' down the lire.
Blows your hopes sky high!
Yet the world we're In . the bed.
And one day with 10y we'll rest.
Frank L. Stanton
The Bottineau courant. (Bottineau, Bottineau County, N.D.) 1895-1929, 1913-08-15
Dalntjly Orovsnsd.


Halt . pint Of cream, one tabler
spoonful OF grated lemou rind. four
|sgSA half q pound Of sugar. half :
GIN Of wine. one tablespoonful Of len
on Juice and ! pinch Of salt Nix tie
yolks 81 the eggs. lemon jules lsmpn
rind sugar and salt. Stir over . slow
6re until thick. Cool. Add the whites
OF eggs. well beaten. and the cream.
beaten until sti3. Add the wilma ~
the mixture into paper Gases. pack 4,
q mil and pack the pail IN Ice am
salt for four houFA
The Bottineau courant. (Bottineau, Bottineau County, N.D.) 1895-1929, 1913-08-15
cold and silver Qmelst.

Have ready "a many eggs AZ there
me people to be served. Separate the
Iyolka from the whites and beat each
3thOrOughly. then add to each dash OF
salt and pepper or paprika and . little
lmilk. Pour both egg mixtures stimuli
taneously into the pan. letting the
white omeIet cover one-half Of the bot
tamxAnd the gold omelet thu, other half
Cook them gently until trnn through,
out. taking care that they do not burn
Then fold the white or silver q over
On % the other and serve Immediately
The Bottineau courant. (Bottineau, Bottineau County, N.D.) 1895-1929, 1913-08-15

TE#t A1sF@fst35e 1919 s%s@%H@#ssy rrsH sNF NMssew~ssPe~H
THE Fan POINT.
- OWN the tide Of drifting years
Under sun and moon and star
Z Guided By our hopes and fears
LIES frail boat drifts on afar
Many ports where We would stay
Seem 30 peaceful. fair and still.
But they hold Us for q day.
And we 90 nor know our will
Fairy isles ahead we zee.
Sun kissed. set In wondrous blue.
When near their enchantments fee.
And we seek for regions new,
But the new d 500 ID old:
Old desires % oon are gone:
We lay waste the moments gold
Some fresh hops to follow on.
30 the far port calls and calls
With it, waters still untried.
This fair port when twilight falls
WI shall reach on LIES last tide.
-0eorge Lawrence Andrews
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-01-31
%N~@~NNN~NA~NN~ y
SENTIMENT ~ ElROpE
DEMANDS PEACE ~ BALKAN

London. Jan. 3i-Thc oycrwhchn-
Ing strength OF public opinion
throughout Europe u favor uf pcarc
in the Balkans ia exercising "a urn-
found Influence ON the peace dclc-
gates IA London The European am
bassadors here will soon make them
selves the mouthpiccc of this wide
spread sentiment in order To- convince
some ~ the more unyiclding spirits
among the representative oi tho al-
lies.
European diplomats take the view
That Turkey especially after the rev
nlutl"n5p movement which brought
into power men considered irrcCou-
cilahlc on the question ot Adrlanoplc.
could not uncr more than what WIS
cuntnincd IN yesterdays reply To- the
powers. This they think. justincs tho
resumption of negotiations between
thc allies and the ottoman empire
The Turks. with their usual shrcwd-
ncss, instead ot simply asking for the
hol> shru-s ana few more monu-
mcuts of historic ur religious char
uctrr in the city of AdrHnople. sug-
gcstcd dividing The citv by the river
Martha, they taking tine part situated
nu the lett bank This gives them the
lions share. although they lcay, 90
Bulgaria the railway sutiou ON tbt
I'm" oommuuicating with Macedonia.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-01-31
NSS OTHER STATES no
JON ~ lsOi YG AMY van

D'UVor IAN IT Tho tUIUIII0
scnnt, today adopted % resolution, all
ready adopted DN the house. inviting
other states 90 join Colorado In ap-
poiriiug a committee Go formulate
laws ur constitutional Amendments
to suppress effectively the practice cot
pulymmy In the United States
The senate adopted u resolution
asking th" supr,m, court Tor an upin-
ion us Goo whether oT not there ts ut
present AN right-huur mW u colo.
radio. u is claimed hV some that the
two miners ,.sht-hum bills enacted
hy the prpulu at the November rlr,-
ton repeal each other
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-01-31
Army OF Advocates Of the Suf-
frage Demand Right to Cast
Ballot for Members of Con.
gress.
sLUNGSH0T THE LATEST
WEAPON OF WOMEN
Surgeons Declare Leaden Disk
When Thrown With Force
Can Easily Cause Death Of
Victim.
"a, Leased Wire to E,cuins iIcraldl

tbS Leased Wire io Evening Herald. }
Warrington. Jan. 81. Iput mum
area women from every section at the
country led hN Mrs clara ColhN ct
Portland, ore, Appeared to-day be
fore th" house committee on prcs-
dcuual and congregational elections TO-
appeal for The passar, Of lnr French
bin Go civ, women the right tp vote
for Representatives Goo congress
Heading the petitions vts th, Rev.
olympic Hr"0n OF t1.iuy. Wis.. pros
id,ni "i the Federated Women s.
Equality league uI th, Du.t,d states.
uud with them .pr, q buz,u members
"t congress. including representatives.
from rarh cot IA, nine yuuul suffrage
states.
Tho h,lr,ug was held in the urgcst
"l th" house committee rooms. which
Was almost titled tu its capacity. bee
iutr the stcuogiaphcr- boz IA, uuiId-
Ing began Co dessert their olurcs and
Join in the demonstration Women
ui Iil ages. Soma, with uuvus plum,..
silks gJtiut Iud uTs sIuud through
"u' th' hearing. f,W had chairs and
others vauip,d uu 600" floor. sMrruund-
eel Dos their wraps. hats sud p1rus,ls
Mp. Iplp' pleaded for q yunStitu-
t"ual aufudmrnt prohibiting states
from dirfrauchisiuE ,iti1,us ON ace
cuunt ci. s"N. .asoiarine thut "the
Ouustituion sINs tho representa- Iyas
Fhpll nr chosen hl jhr people OF ~,
several states. IA, asked Are vom-
,u people. Shr added fnat american
women would .uutuH. h,ir earnest
ana dIrnh,d 'nurie Iu ariu political
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-01-31
sII'NGSIOTS INTIST WI NpONS
Ot' LONDON NIONS

London jan 81 TN, untarrucs
today adopted th, -luusshot as q
weapon iu thoir campaign. with II
they hurt ho.vy-hdcu discs stamped
"\ut,s for women because uf tn"
weapon uuwuoss .Ih,ir aim is not
good and the damage thus ur caused
hns not p'rn great nUt the disc is
sud uS duclurs 600 10, capable OF kill
ing Wapi
An. actress. nnmcd "JIykv" Mclrord
wns ehnrEgN at th, poli,, court with
h"mharLur Fhpu windows with one
o' thosc catlpults from th, top OF an
omnibus. she WuS fined $40 ut l
months ,mprtoumcnt Tier Hth"r
paid thv tur.
several thousand letters were de-
stroyed today IN lrcs set Dos the wom-
en- 90 the contents of mail boxes
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-01-31
CANADA LOSES IN
ROYAL BANK
CASES
Privy Council Rules Against
Alberta Government in AC-
tiOn Against Great Water
ways Project.
LnN Len.cd MIlc 10 EAcnmr IIcrnIdl

Winnipeg, Jan. o. The prNy
council of London TODAY rendered
Judgment iu "a. appeal "t the Royal
Bank oi canada against th. Alberta
government u favor ul th. bnUk.
This was au action carried through
am tho courts ut canada. iu which th"
government won, Vuul 10 reached th,
highest court in the empire. Tho
government must paN am costs iu the
lower courts
Tho application was for the disl'-
l"Wuuor ut uu a,t ui tho Alberta log
isluturr under which the pt"Niu,, us-
sumod Hu ',ou million dollars placed
on deposit 'u connection with tho Al
h,rll and GrHa Waterways railway
project financed and outlined hy W
E. Clark % kansas city banker aud
his associates. The money now wiz
hc given back tp tho huudhoidcr4.
! f.. Morgan assisted ia financing the
project
The go'"rumont hUs to indemnify
an concerned iu the Alberta and
Grroi Waterways railwa, project for
amy dnmas scs or loss sustained hy such
Interested partios.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-01-31
WILSON INDICATES
INDEPENDENT
ACTION
President Elect Announces
That He May Have Some
Cabinet Appointments Of
His Own to Make.
tBy Leased Wire to isyca,.s nersldI

philadelphia. Jam 90. President
elect Wilson does not ir,l mat he d.
limited in picking his cabinet tD tho
men suggested Go him Do, .rlruds ot
candidates WhU, riding to philu.
deIphiH rom Princeton today Co 500
' dentist he read reports whlrh n-
i"rtcd that because hr wus unable u
his conversation with IA, correapuu
dents last night to recall offhand who
h1d been suggested Tor secretnr, of
state besides Mr. Bryan, the selection
nf the Nehrasknu was Indicated
There is absolutely no just. flra
ton for thai Inference" declared Mr
Wilson "a vould not cali the names
who have been s"Egosted for other
portfolios either Sc paused ana
added after be minutes reflection.
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