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The Washington times., 1913-05-13
BONDS NEGLECTED
BUT STOCKS ACTIVE
Local Exchange Trades in 324
Shares, But No Bonds in
Today's Session.

Although the bond market was en-
tirely neglected. the Washington Stock
Exchange today had a busy session.
resulting in the trading of 32I shares of
stock
Capital Saction was stronger and
6fty-fiye shares sold at III on call. but
was attacked after call and sold down
to 120,t after three odd lots sold at l2l
and a quotation lot at 1905.
.tTenseh maset'xs1n around SIS S. a % ausaa.ion lot OF
sold at this price; then fifty shares were
obtained at S4% and five shares at
half, but after call fifty more shares
sold at s..
Mergenthaler was softer, selling at ZIG
and then quarter less, for two QUO
tation lots.
Lanston was stronger and sold at IS.
a point above the last. A few small
lots of other issues were sold.
Governor Sulxer of New York, yes
terday signed three measures affecting
the stock exchanges and stock broker
age business Of that State. One bill
provides against making false state
ments or Advertisements concerning Sc
curities or the financial standing of
corporation. company, or association,
making such a felony. 10 report CT
publish fictitious transactions in secsuri-
ties with intent to deceive is also made
q felony. The bill preventing the New
York Stock Exchange from discriminat-
ing against the members Of tfr Con-
soiidated Exchange was also signed.
The Equitable Oil and Gas Company
of Washington has been granted q
charter by the State Of West Virginia.
The incorporators are r. B. PARROT.
N. N. Caskie, W. 6. Watts, A. NJ. c.
Hudson and George n. Jesse, all of
this city. The capital stock is $4,000.
The Washington times., 1913-05-13
MARINE CORPS.

First Lieutenant II. S. GREEN. detsch.
ed Marine Barracks. Puget Sound. to
Marine Barracks, Honolulu.
First Lieutenant r. l.. DENIG, detach-
ed Marine Recruiting Office, St.
Paul, TO Philippine Islands.
Second Lieutenant r. s. GEIGER, de-
tached Marine Barracks. Mare Is
land, to Philippine Islands.
The Washington times., 1913-05-13
NAVY.

Commander +. II. CAMPBELL, to Ma
val War College, Newport. r. l.
Lieutenant 0unior grade) Z. II. WILL
LIAMS. to Navy Recruiting Station.
Atlanta Ga
The Washington times., 1913-05-13
SPECIAL NOTICES

There will be sold at public auction on
Thursday. May Is. at IL O'Clock noon. at
the PostofYice Department warehouse. 304
Fourteenth street northwest. Washington.
d. G., a general assortment Of lnscry icesble
desks, file cases. tables. linoleum. clocks.
scrap iron. postmarking stamps. electric
lamps wire. towels. screens. numbering ma
chimes. water coolers. copy presses and
stands. wash stands. sewing machines. -ub-
ber type. cancellng machines. Eipe valves.
oil barrels. and other miscelIa neous articles
The Washington times., 1913-05-13
New York Curb Market.

Furnished to The Washinsteo 1imss 3,
Manager Local Branch. Colorado Butidin:
The Washington times., 1913-05-13

Want
Columns
Phone Main $500
APRIL CIRCULATION.

APRIL CIRCULATION.
DAILY.
Total eross. April. 1913. Ill 81
Average Sross. April. lSl3............... q ~
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SUNDAY.
Total sross. April. 1915. .lss, ssl
Average sreas. April. lsls.-.............. H.4sl
Total net. April lG3.. .i7u -:
Average net. April. it13................. u. eeS
/ sciemnly swear that the accon,pany,ng
statement represents the circulation Of The
washinSton Times as detailed. and that the
net figures represent. all returns eliminated,
the Eumber Of copies Of The Times which ars
sold, delivered. furnished. or mailed TO bona
hde purchasers subscribers.
=. A. WALKER, General Manager
District OF Columbia, -:
Subscribed and sworn to before me. this
LIST day Of May. A. ID. lsl3.
tseai.) THOMAS c. WILLIE
Notary Public.
The Washington times., 1913-05-13

TJIF, delicate mechanism of your watch or
clock needs an experts attention. Consult
wM NORDHOFF, 80 18th St NV. NJ. t6SS-Y.
CARPETS CLEANED AND STORED.
Oriental Rugs Washed. Lowest prices.
VIM 7. BAlR. lc2J lsth 81. Main Oee:
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-07-28
TR00SEvELT TO STAR
\ AS VAUDEvILLIAN
London Despatch says Sirenuous One
VIII Tour Nustrniian Music
Hall Circuit.

London. July 2s.-Itgilt stated that
Theodore Roosevelt has aobepted "A
contract 60 tour an Australian musir
hall circuit The Daily sketch under
stands that Colonel Roosevelt has been
hooked by Hugh Mcintosh. the Aus.
tralian hght promoter. who also IL
governing director oil the Harry Rick
ards circuit In Australia.
The former president does not In
tend 10 add "a the many roles IN which
he has astonished his countrymon ana
the people OF other nations by appear.
Ing as performer. aud viii simply
lecture on social subjects. The Hp-
pearance Of an ex-presidcnt of the
United states on the vaudeville stage
W. Of course, a startling innovation.
but Ar. Roosevelt has no great respect
Tor conventions, and evidently thinks
tho best way 20 reach the ear Of the
multitude h 10 go to the places Pat
ronized' By the multitude.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-07-28
EDUCATIONAL NOTES.
. NNANN~S4a&ONAa

Concrete ,inclines carpcted with
cork replace steps ana atairways In
tho new schoolhouse AT Edwardsville.
ia.
school and civic leagues In a Vlr-
ginia county have raised over SO. 600
Tor the schools during the past year.
Letters from correspondents In 26
foreign countries have been received
by school children la one New York
school district through "a letter ca
change maintained by the school au-
thorities
Sweeping, busting. sowing. washing
dishes and ironing are among the
home industrial Subjects" listed on
q school report card prepared by Mrs
Mary peGaFmo, of 81 Louis. and us,m
in Missouri schools Tire parent gives
the child mark" for the accom-
plishment 0f one or more home du.
ties
The girls al the state college
fuyallup, Wash, have helped solve
the high cost OF living problem by
iearnlng 20 prepare tasty lnnohcs az
. cost OF a o. 3 cents PEG pera0n.
Later they Will demonstrate what
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-07-28
THF nAITuE AGAINST rArsM
Pl2sTs.


- 9fansas the farmers arc fighting
sras appers wlth poncoeilon or
peiseitd bran mash Noi that the
Eraaaiibppers are what the survivors
a md @grasshopper years" would Gait
"oad = but the up-to-duta American
larmofs do nal intend 10 iei any sort
~ pssg set fooshoid. Consequent
iy the.Fdsance guard 81 sfasshoppers
s. boieg put out Of businca IN ener-
Eelic fashion. on ne iheor, that just
raoh preventive measures form the
Fisfestwf aii WAYS 70 make an old
faahioned srasshopper devastation an
impoeability.
Quite recently that ointment Kan-
har t1veicr y. w. Howe, Travelled
throusA certain repiions o. south
Afriea''whirh be lnokod upon az a
verite9le pHrsdlae Dut he was IN
aormea that these sections were de-.
herteqs because ~ The rlnaerposi.
wihch'hud killed ~ al the farm ami
mails sud caused the farmers 10 lice
from the pest-sirioken region. Mr..
Iiore deacribed these lands a. equal
~ appsnrapce 80 the nness lands o.
ihc naddle west yea they are lyinB
nnilllen and deserted. because men
have siYon up fighting lho pests pc.
rniiaf IS fhat country
"a b more ihan likely that an
American Invasion" would soon
lolee apch south African problem.
lmefleann have canQuered the grass
loppcf pest a. tho wesiern states.
'ho, ars eneaeed a. battle with
tres ~ other pesia which. n left
nehaesea would euiehly make iho
srmine lands ~ lais cpunlr3 . howi'
e NIawnta M|'Noea arp bsins /
,aal as nNhllhs ks w Neet|l tho /
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-07-28

they have learned IN economy of
foods BY teaching domestic science in
the rural schools
state superintendent Hyatt of CAL
hrrni2 has ISSUED en npreal for sax
oniigntonmcnt, IN tine home Il ponsl-
Bile. IN the echool if necessary. lie
declares that no boy or Girl should
reach the axe of " without learnins
from parent. teacher or some other
Responsible person The Ave acts az
sex hygiene which he enumcratos.
Nearly 10000 Indian children went
TO school last year, more than hair
Of them being educated az govern
ment schoplf Mission schools cared
for 2.00o, ana more than 1900 had
so tar adopted the white mans ways
as 20 be- enrolled in regular public
schools. according Co statement on
indian education furnished bs ihc ln.
dian office To The United states hui
reau OF education
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-07-28

'N an
~ NN'tH hItaIeH lhs
4ENHnt N'uN e ge|H aHt alehast
tNN MftHt rev HtR a'sNasp Nhitf
Hpr Isa >An las yeaf haa
NNfNB NN "A aFpsNeRnep hsiofe Nf
"'flN p, Aaf'eAHnfe experts ana
ffpm NAmona eeliepi,Hfal
sPHrHf' were ~ ,ne froNoa ronds
Iq HfnnF'N Niih lht pftNltm. a "
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-07-28
. NNesee0NNNN
ram N TuLL.
SsSs4sNs~S4eS


East san Diego Scniiucl)
Every editor has received cards with
a notice. The postmaster IL not 10
blame. For Instance there " man
Of the aame. we'll say Tim
shori who refused 90 take our
paper out of The office. He
didn't want lt any longer. We
wondered what was tho matter. Up
on Investigating our subscription book
we found that Tim was short ti.70.
Hc had never paid cent and yet he
stopped his paper a. a matter OF
economy 10 ue. few evenings agp
wc stepped into the church and Tin's
mciodious voice rang out loud and
clear ln the Old soul stirring soils
Jesus Paid Il An"
We might have been mistaken, hut
his enrnestness IMPRESSED ms.
Tho next day we sent him u receipt
la fun begging his pardon for not
he had made an assignment
81 his ilahillties 20 the Lord
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-07-28
TIIE RANANA.


iiHs the banana no champion 10
oongrcnsy Have the statesmen for
gotten their youth o. have the Wash
ington fruit stands been working on
oveFrlpe bananas on the members OF
the government that they should i'm.
pose o tax on this cheerful staple
dessert
There are no banana ranches IN
the country. The only reason for the
tax ia 70 produce reyenue--a sordld
ihiag. Can't q peoples lobby. asks
iho Kansas CITY STAR equipped with
bananas Of just the proper age and
ripeneAs. move ON Washington and
persuade congress 20 restore this noc-
cnsary u life 70 the free listg
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-07-28
apaH1Inko BOZ TnEm MoNEY,


There Ia growing feeling among
owners Of valuable dogs ln this city
sbas they should get some measure
Of protection in return for the annual
tax which they pay ihe city. FOR
two years dog poisoners have been
steadily killing on the bsoodod ca
mines Of Albuquerque citizens APP
parently the good dogs upon which
she taK ls paid are the chief sufferers.
The ours continue 10 run at large un-
snolestod
u d W 10 the city of Albuquerque
10 take some strenuous and effective
measures toward running this crime
inal 70 earth. For two years poison
has been spread broadcast in the
streets and thrown into yards That
children have not been Killed Is only
a matter Of luck.
Thousands of dollars worth of
deRr have been killed IN spite Of their
tags while the untaxed ours have been
allowed TO remain . nuisance 60 ciii-
zens. ~
u Is about time the dog taxpayer
ls getting something for his dollar
The only vigorous and systematic Of
fort 10 run down the Cog poisoner
has been made by number o. pri.
waite citizens at their own expense
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-07-28
TO PROVE STORY OF
\ JONAH AND WHALE
"Iiiiie Champion New Magazine, ln
First issue to Prove Truth az
Greatest Fish story.

New York, July 2s-Thc entire
number Of q new magazine 10 bee
called Bible Champion" the first is.
sue OF which VIII he published next
month. WIZ be devoted 10 proofs Of
truth OF the story OF Jonah ana tho
Whale. The uvowed object of the
publication Is to reklndio faith in old
Bible stories, and the Jonah story. as
having aroused greatest incrcdulliy
among scoffors ~ scheduled for de-
Tense In the first number
The new magazine will be- pub
lished by the bible League OF Amer
lea. The Rev. Or. Jay henson Har-
ilton. p0stor Of Trinity Mcthodiat
church, general secretary ~ the
league. will be- editor.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-07-28

HaA4|Aa@H ? ~ ~"
An asreulsaral ooloay Ia Palestine
mas JUST spp'ied 70 the United STATES
gofe1i servlce Tor help IN planting
lrpes sa bind inc drifting sanae OF
sht aediierranean. The colony is
near lnfia. o. xnfa. me ancient 5op.
~ u the Bihlo. and there " being
developed in connection with il sea-
side resort. with hotel. villas. bath
housea ana uardsns
The ttpefts 81 the seryico point out
lha, me reclamation OK sand dunes
q not sesious problem in the east
ern rnlssd States bscause the prevail
Ing Winds are from ihe hand ana the
sand b blown into the sea. on the
wuss coast me situation is more SER
lous. Tho MOST notable example 81
reclaimed sand areas shere is FUR
nished b. Golden Gate Park. san
Francisco. where grasses. neaclas. and
lager trees and shrubs have converted
sand wAntes into pleasure grounds o.
great beauty
The essenlion OF the Palestine col
ons y called to The wonderful reSia-
tlpn q ihe Landes Fraace. where
weaisn-nroaucIn forest Of marssIms
pine, the source Of the French tur-
penaine. has been grown 20 take the
place Of shifting dunes the Ameri-
can foresters also gave the address 81
the Franch scotsman who furnished
this goperHheng with the MARITIME
pine seed which has been used Ia
planting experiments on the Florida
national forest near the gulf coast,
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-07-28

Here is an eloquent little tribute 10
the late Judge Cooley from the silver
city Independent: In Judge Cool
ey's death the state Of New Mexico
has lost ono Of ils most brilliant rill.
sens. the bar . leading advocate. the
bench one Of ~ most eminent iuriata.
the cause 81 education staunch
champion and the Progressive party
d valued leader"
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-07-28


"A '~rN" NFH tfNfn'p ~ fnHFe
f'tp RnN trpN eot,ane N kuo
west end pf AlnoN dctefmlued
% grow enough YHN0laoies 90 keep the
npnsehoid No'pN r einfled q ais
~ ne aafdfn. aNf after half m
hours Aafd work wns asionlahcd 90
find n silver dollar a hls foct Then
he dug with renewed ardor Sryerni
pennies. unaftef and three dimes
rewarded hts efforts
~ said. aleelnA at for all ne was
worth. n wbndee shat IN find
'nextf"
Ills arms nched. iltlle heads 81 DER.
SEPARATION trlcklen down hle none ana
his neck folt ~ tnnurh n waa break
lng. He could stick il ous no longer.
4ic straiRhtcnqd Ria back a. lass with
a rroan ~ pain ana a The same III
stans fel, somelhine cold sliding down
hls log. In noinent he had eraspcc
ere truth. There was 4 hole IN his
trousers pocsett
mar and s,m were srudr,nr along
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60, " 1917 ~ unss
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ana amell ~ n h. mss, ~ ,hst ss,,,eS
money ~ DO ~, h.arl,r 4. n,,rl,
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nsl..,Dsl =. ~ se.ss ~ ooalu ~
eopc9,ion "ho. upon = VISIT 10 one OF
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-07-28
DYSrEITIc PHILOSOPHY


The fact that talk u cheap n what
makes y 20 expensive IN the end
'from iho New York Times)
girl generally goes through a
n'HFrihge ceremony a. though. she had
been doing u an her Ire.
man never fully appreciates hia
eiuh 'ill he gets married. and has q
home 81 his own.
some fellows could ron through a
iqFtune without even ealilng out ef
breath
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-07-28
uOO's HOO.
ny John W. carey IN Atlanta
Journal,


WHO'S there ana somewhat over as
the champoen orator OF an the ginks
who swell their chests ~ U. s sena-
tor Whose eioquonce not only
serves the galleries TO I'm but even
HiNes the soions slaid periodic thrillP
Who climbs 10 hcights empyrean with
step that's high and wide. porchance
to view with great alarm or else to
point with pride9 who talks about
the starry flag that wraps our native
land and gives EN- other standard
stuif That always gotta the handY who
Elbows old Dauel Webster up as just
an also RAM The gent from Miusisalp.
~ SIR that John sharp Williams
man,
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-07-28

AppciiH'ng Relish.
larHe onloos
LARGE cabbage
70 cav ~ aweot corn.
rqa peppele
q cups sugar.
~ cup ~ nalt
I Quurt gIHoTafs &#W
Gus the corn from the cob and put
ihe onions cabbage and peppers
throuah . moat Eeinier. using tie
medium euissr, Bung 60 boil
Fart 2
2 tablespoons musiara.
tablespoon turmerio.
y cup % flour.
4 level tablespoon celery seed.
quart vinegar.
Dissolve the mustard, turmerlc and
flour IN little y the vinegar. stir
ring until there are no Jumps: add
the rest 81 the vinegar; then add this
dressing TO the veactabies and boil
ior throo-quartcrs OF an hour. This
VIII make ak quarts
India Rclish.
i'eck green tomatoes
3 large onions.
, small peppers
gallon vinegar
/ ounce celery seed
I ounce white mustard.
] ounce black mustard seed.
ounce turmeric powder.
Salt.
Chop the tomatoes. .onlons and l,op,
pers Drain on the tomato Juice. MIX
ingredients. adding only part OF tho
vinegar az frsl. and boil for half an
hour Add sufficient vinegar 60 make
the relish Of the proper thiokncsa
Tomato Relish.
4 peck ripe tomatoes. chopped
rather fine.
Z cups OF celery.
onions. chopped Zine.
8 small peppers. cut IN thin slices
2 pounds Of brown sugar.
cup OF salt.
ounces OF white mustard seed
ounces 81 celery seed.
quarts % cider vinegar.
teacupfui Of horse radish
Cut all separately. Drain ali the
juice from the tomatoes before mix
Ing. Mix thoroughly, put In glass
jars, and keep IN q cool. dark place.
Tits Is not cooked, but keeps well H.
air-tiEht.
ReII-l, for Cold sIca, and steak.
! onion.
l tomato.
green pepper
Pinch Of salt
Dash OF pepper
tablespoons vinegar
Remove the seeds from the pepper
and chop Il, the tomato and the onion
very fine. Add remaining lngredi-
eats. This relish IL nice served On
large crisp lettuce leaves IN individual
iiahcs.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-07-28

Europe has considerable interests
IA Mexico and lntmaies that the
Monroe doctrine Ia zoo much OF an
abstraction In our Mexican dlplom-
acy. Monroe had no thought o. IN
troduclRe perpetual chaos IA lniernn.
lipnal afaila
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-07-28

Your complexion 49, well AZ your
temper % rendered miserable by dis
ordered liver and by constipation.
Take ChamDerlaln's Tablets and YOU
Wan impIopf them both. For sale W
au dfnqaial..
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-07-28
BABY KEPT ALIVE BY
ITS MOTHERS BREATH

Los Angaios Cal, July "a. In "a
desperate EFFORT 10 nave hor baby boy.
ALTHOUGH three physicians declared he
would die, Mrs. , n spauldlng of OK
iahoina city kept the spark OF ne
Hglow for ten days by artificial rcsplr-
alton produced by her own lips. Ac-
cufding 10 the medical stan of tile
childfen's hospital here II II the most
rcmnrkable case ~ artificial respira-
ton on record
Everett SpauidiRE WIS born six
weeks ago. bat soon after was seized
Win an affection ~ the hcert Three
PHYSICIANS declared the child could not
live forty-eiEht hours The mother.
who u native ~ California, resolved
% bring Lhe child % los Angolo..
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-07-28

when yon van, Ice cali Up s7-ss.-
Diamond 200.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-07-28

For quick service call Rarnbrook
Bros. Auto Line. Phone 500.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-07-28
Vo sn,.,klus Allowed.

No Smoklug Allowed.
Medium shall I caii up the spirit
90 your dead wife,
Half minute while ! put out ms
cigar she never allowed me 70
smoke. --pelo Mcle.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-07-28

ANOTHER Georgia
Negroes lynchcd;
Another grasplng
Trust ID clnched;
The Turks have took
sxg1rstwinchst,-
We calmly hear OF
Things like these
But that which makes
Our blood 10 freeze
fss-
sylvia Pankhurst's
Been Re-plnchedf"
o.
PRObAELY they won't even leave
Bryan time TO read the Commoner.
o.
AN ILLINOIS man Old the family
wash while his wife went out 10
vote. We Will yet have Militant Male
SUITS In this country.
The Jeffersonian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1907-1917, 1913-07-24

The foreman of grand jury should be a
good judge of what is fit to be printed in a
courts records.
So say we, all of us.
The quotation from iguOri's Theology,
for which ThOS. e. Watson was indicted, was
classified by the foreman of a Georgia grand
jury as mot fit to be placed on the court
records"
Roman Catholic priests use that quotation
every time they confess woman or a girl.
Get an Eye Opener and read, in English,
that quotation and the questions the Roman
Catholic priest must put to his 'penitents."
Price 25c copy, six copies for $125.
THE JEFFERSONIAN PUBLISHING co.
Thomson Georgia.
The Jeffersonian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1907-1917, 1913-07-24

ode pou1 ond porpo hoc n +ho con4,.orxy ,,o+
withstandinO.
With ox+roord;norx, ooonoo;n,;+v Moecre
~ ~ hon 1AEh '0A uAi.oAJ Ah"Sh0HAln1'y1 0A00oA Dc
Dell O UFAnaM said
I'VE have no Judgment to pass on you'll"
But thew had nassed Indictment on me thew
bod doo;jod AZ 80 . .,n:oo., -,.l1 49,
-, WIG F'Vc02
poison snoulo not go INTO the IOod Whlch
the 1ndeX 1amlly eats.
Well qceH WETTf That wac In tho war
1909 fbse o,oon tho Tndov hoe n dooI 1;+h
I1 'N9 80, VIZ" - '0A ,1 ,h% - ~ " u1"A Will
1o'A0h PoAooAe,' 'die Ne'' l. 4. NAcOEea, our
missionary to China.
And the Index had tn let its family eat
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