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Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1913-06-16
NOTICE OF SALE OF REAL ESTATE
UNDER EXECUTION.
EXIlrI-TInN IAJE

EXECUTION SALE.
State of Texas,
County Of Cameron.
In the County Court of Cameron
County. Texas.
j. W. Davis, Plaintiff, No. 5l7
f. S. Brodix and Robert W. Dunn, De
PENDANTS.
Whereas by virtue of a Writ Of At
tachmcnt issued out of the County Court
of Cameron County. Texas. on April
24,19l2, the undersigned Sheriff of Cam
eron County, Texas. by virtue of said
Writ of Attachment did OH the 2lth da!
of April, 1912. levy upon the following
described property. TO wit:
Two thousand 10000 acres of land in
Cameron County, Texas, known as the
Port Brownsville Townsite Tract out OF
the San Martin Grant originally grant
ed to YgnaciO Trevino, first tract. eigh
/. teen hundred and five and four-tenth>
1S05 410) acres out of private surveys
Nos. COZ, COG. COS of Cameron County,
Texas, second tract; one hundred and
ninety-four and SiX-tenths (19i 61O(
acres out Of the West one fourth I'D
of Share No. three CD of said grant.
said one-fourth "a being private sur
vey No. Goa i'll Cameron County. Texas:
and
Whereas on the eth day Of June. AID.
1912 in the above entitled and numbered
cause judgment was rendered i'll favor
of plaintiff J.. w. Davis against the
said f. s. Br0dix and Robert W. Dunn
for the sun of Four hundred and Fiji
teen and 77100 ($f1J.7O dollars to-
gether with interest on said sum at six
per rent per annum from June 9Th, 1912,
together with all costs III said behalf
expended, and
Whereas it was further ordered that
said real estate above described. 50 lev
led upon by virtue of said writ of attach
ment. be sold under execution and the
proceeds of such sale be applied towards
the satisfaction Of plaintiffs Judgment
interest and costs and any surplus to
be paid to defendants as their interest
might appear, and
Whereas. on the 18th day of May,
Az. lclo. an tANtutlpl. " VI VI
sale. issued out of the County Court OF
Cameron County, Texas, on said judg-
ment directing the undersigned as Sher-
if Of Cameron County, Texas, to sell
the above described property or under
ordinary executions. and apply the pro
ceeds thereof to the payment and salts
faction of the aforesaid sum of Four
Hundred and fifteen and - 100 ($i15.70
dollars with interest due thereon from
June z. 1912, 1T the rate Of six per cent.
per annum. also the sum Of $l1 40 costs
of suit together with the further costs
of executing this said writ.
Now. therefore, by virtue Of the prem
Uses and of the power and authority con
tanned in said execution or order of sale
|, G.. Il. Ryan, sheriff of Cameron CouR-
ty Texas, will on the 1st day Of July,
A. d., 1913. being the first Tuesday OF
said month, between the hours Of 10
o'clock a. M. and four O'Clock p. m. on
said date ut the Court House door of said
County offer for sale AT public auction
for cash all the right. title and interest
of the said F.. :. BrodiX and Robert w.
Dunn in and to said property.
Dated at Brownsville. Texas. this the
sixth day of June. A.D., 1913.
G.. I. Ryan.
Sheriff. Cameron County, Texas.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1913-06-16
NOTICE OF SALE OF REAL ESTATE
I-N-IAIrI IAIDI1IND nIN n IL " lIA1

NOTICE OF SALE OF REAL ESTATE
UNDER ORDER OF SALE. No. 2i01
In the District Court of Cameron Coun-
~, Texas.
The State Of Texas,
County of Cameron.
Theodore GundcrSon. vs.. Martin Lamb.
Whereas, by virtue Of an order Of sale
issued out Of the District Court of Cam
GrOn County. Texas. on q Judgment rem
dcrcd III said court on the Ord day of
April, \. d.. 1913. being at the APP
Ri a. ID. 1913. term of said court
which said judgment was entered nunc
pro tune rs for November 10, 1912. being
the November A. ID. 1912 term. Of said
District Court for Cameron County.
Texas. said judgment being in favor of
said Theodore GunderSon and against
the said Martin Lamb. numbered 2lOl
on the docket of said court. which said
Judgment was for the sun of One Thou
sand Nine Hundred thirteen and IS. 100
(Tl. .GS) dollars with interest at six
per cent. from November 10. 1912. and
all costs Of said proceedings. with a
foreclosure OF vendors lien as il existed
on October -. 1909. ON the following de-
Scrlhcd tracts or parcels of land stu
ated in the County Of Cameron. State of
Texas, and belonging to the said Martin
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on County. in Book %" page l33;

Oh County. in Book % page 1873;
And. OH the first day of July AID.
1913. being the first Tuesday of-Traid
month. between the hours of ten t1Ol
o'clock IA. IN. and -four (D O'Clock
p. m. Of said dav. at the Court
House door Of said County i'm the City
Of Brownsville. Texas. 1 shall otfer:for
sale and sell for cash to the highest bid
der all the right, title and interest ~
the said Sadie vi. White in and TO said
property.
Dated at Brownsville. Texas. this sew
cnth (7th) day of June. A.D.. 19lIs
&. Il. RYAN, J
Sheriff of Cameron County. TEXTS.
Bv T.. ID. HALEY. DepuFf.
June 916-2330. Il:
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NORTH TENAS COLLEGE and Con
%scrvatory of Music Most popular Col
lc9e for girls on the Southwest. Hans
Richard. Director of Conservatory.
For catalogue. address Mrs. Kidd-Key.
Sherman. Texas. 6-1J4t-p.
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OUR COAST HOMESITES.-Easy pay
mcnts. Observation-Disclosures District. Re
cent subdivision; limited number Of
lots; large size: near High School. at
growing League City. Interurban: three
railroads.: fifty dollars. payable five
cash, five monthly, on interest. no tax.
Remit promptly Get contract. Positive
ly safe investment. Last opportunity.
References furnished. League City
Land Company. League City. Tex. 11p.
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APPENDICITIS COOK FREE.

The Adler-i-ka book, telling how you
can EASILY guard against appended.
It's. and how you can relieve constipation
or gas on the stomach INSTANTLY i
offered free this week by q. +. LeRay.t
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PRIVATE lessons in English, Spanish
French or Music. Terms moderate.
TRANSACTIONS done. Mrs. DodsOn, Cor
ner 9Th 4 st. Francis st. G-12-30t.
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FOR SALE-Chcap. Baby buggy, Almost
new. Apply over Rendon's 18th and
Adams SITS. 6146t.
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. lady would eX-
change instruction with English party
wishing to learn German. Address
Box , { 10 Herald.
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WANTED-Table board in vicinity Of
1900 Washington st. Phone 3ll.
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WANTED.-Two secondhand oil stoves:
, or > burner with oven. HoNt Hotel
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FOR REMITTANCE July 1st, warehouse
7OxlO, at present occupied by Armour &
Go. Apply =. O. Box II. CLIFF.
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FOR RENT. Light Housekeeping
rooms. bath, phone, electric lights,
Phone 442-6-1-10t.
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CLASSIFIED ADS


FOR RENT-COol furnished room at
1904 Washington st. Z. ct If.
The Big Stone Gap post. [volume] (Big Stone Gap, Wise County, Va.) 1892-1928, 1913-10-15
Other styles SIC to $50

|. c. Taylor, OF the mercantile
firm of w. w. Taylor Il Sons
returned Saturday morning
from visit TO the Exposition
at Knoxville.
g. G. Mccall, Of Norton. was
in town Saturday.
G. G. Long has received an.
other consignment of three
Ford automobiles. This make
seems to be the most popular
car in this section, Judging
from the number You see run
ming around.
f S. Paddock, Of the Love.
lady Lumber Company at
Jasper, spent Saturday night
in the Gap on business.
d. b. Wentz, of Philadelphia,
president of the Stonega Coke
and Coal Company, is in Big
Stone Gap this week looking
after his large mining interest.
w d. Fuller, of the mercan
tile firm of Fuller Brothers at
this place, visited his parents
i'm Scott county Sunday and
Monday of this week, returning
home Monday night
II. a. Butler, of Philadelphia
president of the Colonial Conl
a Coke Company, was a bust
ness visitor to the Gap last
week.
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LOCAL ITEMS.

H. B. Montague, Of New
York spent a few days in town
this week with his brother, DR..
L. b Montague.
Mrs. Robert Doughty, of
GreehviIle, Tenn, is visiting
her sister, Mrs. Chns. |. Wade.
Mrs. j. A. Youell and Miss
Julia Olinger, of Olinger, spent
Saturday i'll town.
Mr. and Mrs. e. II. Ould
and Mr.. and Mrs. Seay, motor
I'd down to Big Stone Sunday
afternoon from Norton.
Mrs. W. b. Kilbourno spent
Friday in Norton.
Misses Virginia Slemp and
Vera Seay, teachers in the Pub
he School at East Stone Gap,
We're shopping in town Friday.
Mrs. j. G. Nesbit is sub
shutting in the Public school
this week for Miss Irma Orr
who is spending the week in
Bristol.
Messrs. d. NJ. Peterson and
John Morgan, of Bluefeld were
N town Friday.
Harry K. Walcott, a promi.
nent lawyer of Norfolk, spent a
lew days in town last week.
The Big Stone Gap post. [volume] (Big Stone Gap, Wise County, Va.) 1892-1928, 1913-10-15

DR.. Thos. Z Staley of Bristol,
spent Monday night in the Gap.
Mrs. S. p. Fleenor left Mon
day for Mendoza to visit rela
tives and friends.
Miss Addie Fleenor has been
confined to her room for sevcr-
al days with tonsolitis.
The Woman's Guild of the
Episcopal Church will meet
with Miss Madge Dingess
Thursday afternoon at $ o'clock.
Mrs. Charles Witt and two
little daughters, Of Roda, are
visiting relatives in the Gap
this week.
Hon. G. b. Slemp and sister,
Miss jamie Slemp, arrived in
town Sunday night from Wash
ington and will spend Il few
days here.
Mrs George Taylor and little
son, James, spent Friday in
Turkey Cove with her father,
j. X =. Barron
Mr.. and Mrs. j. b, Skeen
were up from the Cove Satur-
day shopping.
Mr. Beckham, chief enginee +
for the Virginia Iron, Coal &
Coke Company spent Friday
night in town.
c. c. Clay, of Castlcwood,
was a visitor to Big Stone Clap
on last Friday.
d. II. Howard, of Lynchhurg
was among the travelling men
in the Gap last week.
Beverly Flanary who joined
the orchestra in the Soutell Cir
Gus in New Jersey some tim,
ago, returned home Saturday
night.
Miss Laura Darnell, who il
teaching school at Imboden
spent Saturday and Sunda,
with homcfolks.
Janette, the little seventeen
month old daughter of Mr.. anl
Mrs. Frank Weary, who liv,
near the Lee county line, dice
last Thursday after few day
illness with scarlet fever. TIL,
little remains were inferred OF
Friday in the Wade cemetery
Miss Margaret Giytman, ;
trained nurse i'll the hospital a
Stonega, visited Mrs. o. P
Mason in the Gap Sunday.
The Presby terrain Aid Societ,
will meet with Mrs. j. NJ. Good
loe Thursday afternoon at
O'Clock.
Mrs. DR.. Hagy. of Imboden
rand Mrs. Patterson, of Norton
attended the U. ID. G. Meeting
held at Mrs. Malcolm Smith
last Wednesday.
Rev. 4. f. Opie, of Dante
will hold services inChrist Epis
copal Church next Sunda,
morning.
Archdeacon 4. A. Rich, o
Graham, was a visitor in towr
last Saturday. Mr.. Rich bel,
services at Keokee on Sunday
The Big Stone Gap post. [volume] (Big Stone Gap, Wise County, Va.) 1892-1928, 1913-10-15
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ne expulsion OF five or six hundred Gall Stones.
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SeAIiy ali Stomach Ailments are caused By the
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L;.er and intestinsl Ailments, Ask your drus-
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MUTUAL DRUG COMPANY
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er in the public school ut Toms
Greek, spent Saturday nnl Sun
day in the Gap visiting Miss
Janet Bailey.
Mrs. G. B. Southwa.d and
little daughter went to Midlles.
boro last Thursday innrning,
where they will spend some
time visiting relatives
II yon are in need &c boys
suits see d. c. wolfc.-ndv.
Alonzo Kelly, of Ricl,lands,
is visiting relatives in the Gap
Knox Turnball, of Norton,
spent Sunday here.
Percy Marlborough, of Rich.
mond, has accepted position
with the Interstate r ,ilroad
Company at this place. He
formerly held n position with
this company, and hls friends
are glad to welcome him back
to the Gap.
Mrs. |. p. Martin aud two
daughters, Misses Mary Blair
and Lucille, returned last week
from L visit to Knoxville.
Mrs. J. Nj Willis went to
Knoxville last week, where she
pent several days visiting her
daughter, NJ :. Henry Naf.
H.F Lilts and bride nee Miss
Clarke, OF Reidsville, n. G.
arrived in the Gap Sunday
night and will make this their
home. Mr. Lifts holds posi-.
ton with ;he Interstate Rail
road Company at this place.
Rev. Hubert Lloyd being alb
sent from the Gap attending
the general conference in New
York, Rev Opie will hold ser.
vices in @ hrist Episcopal
I Church on next Sunday morn
ing at eleven o'clock.
have large variety of
dress goods, piques, surges, &c
See me before buying.-D. c.
Wolfe.-adv
Mrs. Newt Williams. W h o
had been suffering from tuber-
culosis for several months, died
SUNDAY morning and was bur
ried ut Glencoe cemetery Mon
day afternoon. The deceased
Is survived by her husband and
two small children.
Attorneys r. u. Irvine. w
S. Mathews, Jno. w. Chalklev
and w. L. Hudgens we're among
those who went to Wise Mon
day morning to attend court.
Judge ii a. w. Skeen con
Yened Circui; Court at Wise
Monday.
| \. L. Witt, of the insurance
firm of Beverly, Witt and Com.
pany went to Norton Monday
on business.
w. j Christian has accepted
a position with The Stoneea
Coke and Coal Company as
script clerk at their Avondale
Store ut Stonega.
Misses Chloe, Leila and Col.
die Beaman spent Sunday in
Norton visiting friends.
Mrs. Pearl Parsons, who is
employed by the Telephone
Company at this place. spent
Saturday and Sunday in Lee
county visiting her parents.
Miss Matte Jervis spent
Monday in Middlesboro visit.
inc friando
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Mm'S litbe Och.

Sag mir, mein Sunse - bernerh
Der @eiItli9e - tper lit Der alte Serr.
nit benz Du ieben Gonntdg 5ur
Stride tpmmit9"
rDas lit mein @robpapa."
$50, fol! Hun bore NAL: iuena
On SEN alien 6fafn tuSbren6 meiner
grsbist mad balten tarNgf tper0e ih
Dir ieben Gonntug eiien pennt
i9enten.a
3tpei Gpnntdee blieb Der @rpbp1pa
mad, bant benz Offer bes Sungsrl, Der
i6n iebssmal burd einen Rippeniisu
am GiniAlufen binoerte, dber ain
oritten Spnntag idlief er ipieoer.
.0u bait seitern Define pfIidt nidi
estan,A idste Der Geiitlthe am nd9.
ten Sage au benz Sunger.
80 ia, 9err EaitOr: msirt @roBs
batter gibt mir ndmli9 iebt finf
Gents. ipsrn ID ihn ruhig f@Idfsn
iaTs.' ~
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beuerli9teiten pis bic Mdnnermobe
Bat iis fi@ ME perftiegsn. Riemals
gait Is gu ibren grforoerniFen, 6as
eiqene Sdar rdoifol uno rattenfaHl
gu entfernen, fonoern ftets -biente ods
fremoe Sudr nur ba5u, ben sigerel
9aaridmud gu ergdn5en.
Gin fali9er 3upf Den cine 6rau
rs9t iunitpou in ibr 9aar einfli4t
ubsr sinflsdtsn ldBt. biIoet cine iperts
bolle @rgdnaung bes eigenen 9uars
f6mudss Ieiner srdserin, penn feline
syarbe genau NIT oieiem iibereins
itimmt. SO III nod nidt lanse her,
oab Die geiamte MdnnertDelt Den
3opf trus: Die fran50iifde @spoIus
tion bat linn i'm 5ibiIen 2eben Elm
@nos bereitet. Menise pifen, oab
Der 3opf bss prsubifden Grenaoiers
Der frieoeriSianiiden unb nadiriebe'
ri3ianiI9en 3eit elm falider 3opf GEE
tpeIen lit. Sein .6auptbeitanoteil
mar Elm Stiid 2unte; Is gsb0rit
cine gentle &unitfertigfeit uno Elm
f6tpar3es @anb, bas 3opfbano. oas
su, I'm oieIe 2unte oerart nit benz
eigenen 9aar bes SolOaten gu psrs
fle6ten, bab es ausfah aIs Oh Der
3opf ausf9lieBli9 aus Dem sigenen
Saar ieinss Srdeers beitebe. SIN
8erglsi9 gu oiefsm tpirflid falfden
3opf, Den Dor ettpas mebr als bun.
Bert Sabren Saufenoe uno aber Sdu>
ienoe BON Mdnnern getrasen bdbsn,
iii Der bielseIdfterte nfalfde 3opF1
unferer Oamenipelt eigentli1 fein
falI6sr, fonbern Elm edter 3opf, benn
er beitebt penisftens aus eatsm
9aar.
8or einisen Sabren ma9te man
fi6 biel iibsr cine bamals aufgefons
meme Mpbe Der 0amer, luftig, fulfhe
26d6en am Sut gu befeftigen. 50
man6e Dame tonnte 81 biefer 9eit
bem an Tie i'm Sbeater ~ergangenen
Griu9sn, ben 9ut ab3unebmen, nidt
| Bolge leiften, neil iie fih babel aud
zines Seiles ibres 9uarf9mndes
bate e~ntlebis.n miifen. Disfe MOoe
mar gepib ni6t fdSn unb mods
abmenspert; Die 9amen f0nnen dbsr
aud in bieiem Sale ii9 barauf Bee
rufen, oaB iie iid bier nah einem
geifpisl geridtet haben, bas ibnsn
emit bie Mdnnertpelt seeeben battle.
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Saliae Saars nno soden.

8, ipds ipiiIen Die M6nner gu
fpotten iiber Die ansebli9e GdIi49eit
unb SalIdbeitsfu9t Der 5rausn!
uaIe5 lit an ibnen faIi9, nur lire
5aIf4beit 1T edit" bat einmal mebr
geiitrei9 als ri6tig elm prinSipieler
Weiberfeinb setpibelt, uno SauIen0e
BON benen ipre9en es mad, Die &a4e
odfiir nebmen ipolerl, ooB fe BEL ben
6rauen ni9t bas erboffte Slid uRb
Gntgeeentommen gsfunOen buben.
Die 6rouen iino aber itets gu gut gu
Den Mdnnern getpeIen, unb ie buben
biefe sriinOli9 bern0hnt. Sir men
f4miiden ii9 bic 5rauen? Nur fir
Die Mdnner! 9iirfen es Oieie i9nen
gar gu ie9r beriibeln. ipenn fie ben
Mangel zines Rei5es bur9 cine tleine
4nleibe Bel Der aunit gu beden Ius
9eng SIN 9egsnteil, Die Mdnner
folten iid freuen, 0aB Die 6rausn
itets barauf bebadt iinb, linen gu
gefaqen. SOUR ibr 9utes Ser5 treibt
Die Srauen baSu, fi9 fogar inter
3ubilfenabme erborgter 3ieroen gu
f9miiden, un6 fe ernten bafiir np9
pbenorein bon ben Mdnnern Spot
uno l1noant.
Man iast gep0bnIid Sen 5rauen
na6, DAP ie in aIeioung, sra4t uno
Mooe uu5u iebr ben grtremen 5us
neigen. Sn ibrer Saartradt 1T es
fiber nidt Der San. Ser situstopf
miro troB man4er GrausnreAtlerin
niemals our berrfdenben Srduens
MODE tperben, Der fdbIgei9orene &opf
erit redt ni6t. .9iel 9dare" beiBt
TETS Die 2oIuns BEL oen Srauen.
Sails nun Mutter Natur cine Gbass
todtsr aIlsu fpdrlid nit oieiem i40s
men S9mud beOa6t bat, 1T es pa
elm 70 grobes 8erbrehen, tpenn lie
cine tleinere poer grDbere anletbe
anfnimmt? 0ugegen bat fi9 BET ben
MGnnern bic 9aarmebe in Den Grgs
fen Grtremen beipegt, fir bic mpr
aus Ser peiblihen Mobe tein onulos
ges 8eiIpiel anfiibren fam. @s saf
emit ou9 fir Die Mdnner cine 3eit,
tpo iie nidt 9aare genug ouf Den
Gppf betpmnten fonnten. Sas tpar
Die 3eit Ser Mllpnge : geriiden, In
Der ii9 bie Mdnner lift eigenes !5aar
eIatt tps9Ideren lieBen, um ii4 bufiir
einen gunoen S~aaripalb aus fremoem
&opfbadr auf bas Saupt au pflon'
gen, SIT es iemals ben Srauen elm.
gefollen, ibr eigenes &opf6dar bis
auf ben lebtsn Relt gu entfernsn, I'm
cine frembe Sole an feline STEELE 81
feben2 Gin franaDfii4er &Onig, Def
fen &opf nur iiber einen iebr fiima
merli9en !Sddrtpu9s berFii9te. bel
aber Der Meinung mar, oaB ibn tit
ftattlidsr Saaridopf gut tleioe I'M
i'm Defenders maieftGti1a erIdeinsr
lahe, fiibrte Die 4llongesgeriide Elm
bas mar Die parple fir biele Sait'
Ienbe BON Mdnnern, ia fir ale, hi
in Der Melt etpds barite0en polltsn
fi9 bes eisenen 9adres. mc9te es
audi mod 70 oidt uno fd6n fem, Bit
auf Den leBten Heff gu entleoisen, I'm
bas Surrpeat Der periide an beifsr
SteIe gu leben. Die Saarmooe rs'
5rausn Fat i'm 2aufe Der Sabrbun
oerte iiderlih f9on man4e lleber'
treibunsen unb Mbsefdmadtbeitei
lautpeg: sebradt; sa ioI4en hinge
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S6redGt4sr gebunfe.
,MurbeF bu febr berlesen, als q
lid tibtegA
rGein, aber einen S9red babe ~
hefommen."
.Wielo?"
SO sebpt inn auf3ub0ren, nno
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