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The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1913-03-03
STOMACH MISERY
JUST VANISHES
Time 1t! No Indigestion, Gas or Sour
ness Five Minutes After Taking
"Pape's Diapepsin."

II what you just ate is souring on
your stomach or lies like lump OF
lead, refusing TO digest, or you belch
gas and eructate sour, undigested food
or have feeling OF dizziness, heart
burn, fullness, nausea, bad taste in
mouth and stomach headache-this is in
digestion.
A full case of Pape's Diapepsin costs
only fifty cents and will thoroughly cure
your out.of-order stomach and leave suf-
ficient about the house in case some
one else in the family may suffer from
stomach trouble or indigestion.
Ask your pharmacist to show you the
formula plainly printed ON these fifty.
cent cases, then you will understand
why dyspeptic trouble of all kinds must
go and why they usually relieve sour,
out-of-order stomachs or indigestion in
five minutes. Diapepsin is harmless and
tastes like candy, though each dose con-
tains power sufficient to digest and pre-
pare for assimilation into the blood all
the food You eat; besides, it makes you
go to the table with healthy appe.
tite; but what will please you most,
is that you will feel that your stomach
"iu ihtcstHes are cream anu lresni anu
you will not need to resort TO laxatives
or liver pills for biliousness or con-
stipation.
This city will have many Diapepsin
cranks, as some people will call them,
but you will be cranky about this splen.
did stomach preparation, too, if you ever
try little for indigestion or gastrits
or any other stomach misery.
Get some now, this minute, and for
ever rid yourself of stomach trouble and
digestion.-Advt.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1913-03-03
POSSIBLE SUMMER CAPITOL.
Griswold Home at Lyme, Conn, Has
Long Been Known to Artists.

Lyme, Conn, March Sit has been
reported that President Wilson and fam.
lily might take the quaint old Griswold
house at Lyme, as summer home. 1t
is the home of Miss Florence Griswold,
and the Wilson's spent a summer there
three years ago. 1t is situated at Lyme,
Conn, and is a favorite resort for ar
lists. Childe Hassam is credited with
discovering Lyme. Other artists, who
have spent summers there are Carolus
Duran, Charles Bttinger, Louis Cohen
and Guy and Carleton Virgins. Miss
Griswold says that she dones not expect
the Wilson's to spend much time with
her. For IA years the artists have kept
her house full and the paintings on the
doors and on the panels around the din
ing room are rare and priceless. Miss
not alone looks after the com.
fort of artists, but helps them sell their
paintings and her house is a mecca for
buyers.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1913-03-03
MILFORD IN. H.)
QUARRYMEN GET
PER CENT. GAIN
New Agreement Reached on Eve of An
ticipated Strike Last Saturday
Morning. Over 900 Men Are
Affected.

Milford n. H., March 3.-The antici-
pated strike of the quarrymen Saturday
was averted by an agreement reached
after many hours conference between
the manufacturers and the quarrymen.
The committees, each with full power,
met at the Granite club Friday after
noon and at midnight had agreed on a
new bill of prices to supersede the ex-
pired schedule.
The new bill has 25 articles, will be in
force three years and grants an increase
to all grades of quarrymen of about s
per cent.
For three weeks the committees had
held meetings almost every day and yet
Friday night were apparently as far
from an agreement as the first confer
ence. The agreement affects more than
900 men.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1913-03-03
NEW CORPORATIONS FORMED.
Four Filed Association Papers with Sec
rotary of State During February.

-Four new corporations have filed ar
ticles of association with the secretary
of state during February, as follows:
Colonial Power and Light company
capital 100000. par value 500 a
share; Office, Rutland. Subscribers, A
Livingstone Norman. rs Broad street
New York; George w. Plstt, Rutland
Thomas w. Moloney. Rutland.
Newburv Centre Telephone company
OF Wells River, 5000, subscribers, NJ. S.
Brock, J. b. c. Tyler and A. A. Carlton,
West Newbury and J. F. George and w.
VI. Rollins, Wells River.
Enterprise Trading company. Brad
ford, $4,000. subscribers, r. Nelson Oar
ling. Fay Z. Blake. =. L. Cummings.
Ralph ID. Sherry. Karl Z. Carter.
Peck Bros. company, Montpelier. $780,
600, J. W. Peck, ". Nelson Peck. Maurice
". Dewey.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1913-03-03
PRESIDENT IN CHURCH PULPIT.
SSpeaks in All Souls on the Unitarian
Faith.

Washington, March 3.-President Taft
yesterday attended All Souls Unitarian
church where he preached a sermon on
the Unitarian faith in which said he had
always wondered why all the world was
not Unitarian and thought the world was
verging that way, as it preached the
doctrine of sweet fellowship and toler-
ance.
Later he bade goodbye to the wives
and members of his cabinet at dinner
given by Secretary MacVeagh.
He also visited Georgetown University,
and conferred with Secretary Hilles.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1913-03-03
RELIEVES
CATARRH
in ONE
HOUR

The quickest and easiest way to open
up your mucus-clogged head and free
the throat from catarrhal secretions is
to breathe Booths HY0MEL
Don't waste time with impossible
methods; HY0MEI has ended the mis-
cry of catarrh for thousands of despair
ing sufferers; it will do the same for
you if you will give it fair trial.
just breathe it; it kills catarrh germs
and banishes catarrh. A HY0MEI out
fit, which includes inhaler, Sl00.
Separate bottles, if afterwards need
ed, soc, at the Red Cross Pharmacy and
pharmacists everywhere. just breathe
it-no stomach dosing ---Advt.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1913-03-03
Pills
) Cure Co nstIpation )
Z BiIiousness I
: Liver Ills (
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
STRIKERS MOB NEWSPAPER.
Garment Workers Angry At Their Or
gan


New York, March Six thousand
garment workers stormed their official
organ, the Jewish Daily Forward, at
New York Saturday afternoon, hurled
eobble stones through its plate glass
windows, smashed its office furniture
and were hunting for the editors when
twenty-five police reserves arrived on
the double quick and quelled the lead
ers with their clubs. An editorial urg-
ing the striking garment workers to
abide by the settlement reached Friday
night and return TO work caused the
riot.
The editorial appeared in Saturday
mornings issue and provoked the wrath
of the strikers because il advocated that
they return TO work without formal
recognition of their union. Nearly all
concerned in the demonstration were
members of the brotherhood of tailors,
one of several labor organizations af-
feeted by the settlement.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1913-03-03
Granite, the Bedrock of the Earth.

Granite is the bedrock of the world.
1t is the lowest rock in the earth's
crust and shows no signs OF ANNA
life II is from two to ten times as
thick as all the other layers Of rocks
combined No evidences of life OF
either animal or vegetable are apparent
in granite. The presence of lime Is
due to animal life Some scientists as
sert that all the lime in the world has
at some time been part of some ami
NAL. This includes human beings.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1913-03-03
LOST ALSO AT STOWE.
Spaulding High Basketball Team De.
feated. 81 to Il.

The basketball team at Spaulding high
school Saturday night at Stowe ended
the most disastrous trip the quintet has
had this winter when they suffered de-
feat from Stowe high school by score
of 81 to IL, this game being sequel to
the 1920 defeat administered the Barre
school by Peoples academy the night
previous at Morrisville. Spaulding
proved to be no match on the Stowe
court against the Stowe five, who rank
high among the state school basketball
teams. The feature of the evening was
the sensational playing of W. Averill,
the diminutive Spaulding forward, VINO
was the chief scoring factor for the
Spaulding team. Plouf and Shaw ex-
eelled for the winning aggregation. The
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1913-03-03
A Portrait of Wordsworth,

One of Charles Lambs friends said
10 him that he had never seen Words
worth.
why. you've seen an old horse
haven't your asked Charles Lamb.
"Yes. suppose So
Then you've seen Wordsworth
Pail Mall Gazette.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1913-03-03
FALLS los FEET
TO INSTANT DEATH
Steeplejack Killed at Lawrence While
Working on Mill Tower, Was
Shifting Staging.

Lawrence, Mass, March 3.--Edward
McDonough, II years old, of Methuen
was instantly killed Saturday by falling
los feet from one of the towers of the
Arlington mill.
McDono4gh was steeplejack and was
engaged in pointing up the brick work on
the tower.
While shifting his staging on the
tower, McDonough slipped, falling 30
feet to the west slope OF the main
building and bounding from there, the
body striking hydrant.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1913-03-03

Griggs-I hear that young Sapleigh
has run through his inheritance and
is looking for q job. He won't have
as soft a thing as he has had Briggs
oh. don't know. He'll have a soft
thing rs long as he doesn't lose HE
head.-Boston Transcript.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1913-03-03
A Close Father.

sbe-You must ask father for his
consent He-He won't give IL to ne.
she-why nois He-He's too close
He never gave anything to anybody in
his life
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1913-03-03
ELLEN TERRY I'LL.
Actress Has just Celebrated Her osth
Birthday Anniversary.

London. March 5.-Ellen Terry. the
actress. who celebrated her e5th birth
dsy this week. il Ill Her physicians
have ordered her to remain In bed.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1913-03-03

"Dibble. don't you think a man oughi
90 save at least half the money BE-
makesT
Yes. but how can he. with his cred
itors bowling for IL al the timer
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1913-03-03

The score: Stowe 81, Spaulding ~.
Cuen 8, Shaw 2, Averill 4, Mcmahon,
Troup, Sowles. Baskets from fouls.
Shaw 5. Referee: Cummings. Umpire:
Mcmahon. Timer; Carroll. Time. 90
min. halves.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1913-03-03

should play but two games week in
stead of four. Ross asserts that the IN
consistent playing OF the various clubs
in the league is due to this over
burdened schedule.
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rpther e0-ole per Uu. Beriauft murben.
Cara 30. . rotber 5u 97c. 1Qor rotter mad
Hrcbe, binburuf, su 02e, 800 Du. Tc. 4 rns
tber NIT aorn su 08He nuf benz Oefeiie.
@efftforn. - Marif rubia uno itetig.
no. = weiBeS 73e, Wc. ipeibeS ~ r.
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73t, No. B DO. 72H--73c, go. 4 DO. Toy
72e, No. geniiihtsS 73t, Ro. 3 DO. Try
78e. Eo. 4 30. 70-72e, meibes Aolbenforn ~
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--74c per 8u.-Berfauft muroen: Gar
Vo. 8 weiBer su 78c. Gar To.S gernii6tes
Habesu gslbes III 13e, 900 Bu. Ro. . gelbes
NIT Weisen su 73e, 1 Gar gelbes acibentorn
5u 75e, Gar semiidtes DO. su 73hc auf
bent gefeiie.
paier.--Wartt itetig. -- SO. Q weiBer AZ
--43f, Stanoaro fpeib.r AZ 48c, No. 3
ueib.r 42-43e, Nc. ipeiBer 40k--4i1e,
No. gemiiHter 43c, Ro. bo. Az
43c. 80. & DO. ALI -42ze per Bu. Seriuuft
ruurben: Gar Stanbarb meiber ~ 43e, |
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414e, 1 Gar DO. III 4.e, / Gar wsiBer nat
Hrobe init @eiseH III Ale, Gar wetser nab
xrDbe, ibimmlig, ,u 30hc aui benz 6eieiie.
Ncggen. --Warft fetig. --Ho. . 6sH--
90 1sc, Ro. 8 bo. 65--sSr. Ro. DO. 60-o5e.
Werfauit fpurben: Gar Ro. 3 5u 69te auf
benz Beleiie.
@erste-Ro. Q gsinter 70--75c, go. 8
bo. 65--7oc. Ro. 2 5prtna so--Soe, ao. .
DO. T5--S0e per Bu.
Berslei4 Der 0.treite,yrsifs init benieni.
sen am sleihen Tass oes porisen 5abres:
Gstober 7. 1918. Cltober Z. 1919.
@eiaen, Ro. . rofter Binter 97Ke 107e
&tlfhforn, Re. 8 gemiihteS 73e ~
6afer, SO. 3semifhter 49,. 43e 34hs
Rcggen, go. . .... e9Kc 15c
peu, SO. fimothp ..e21.0o $500
Bhisfn.
Der Warst mar ftetis. Bersauft wurben:
$40 Bbls Tiitilers Jinifbtb GOODS aul
Der Baiis BON e1 80 per 0uncus
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Vieb ni6rite.

Gineinna'i. Z. Cttober 1914
Hufuhr une gsfianbt mdhrenb Der per.
EoiTeaen "a SiuHosn. peralideu nit benz
soTberseheneen Tass. usren ME foIgt:
Bufabr: RinSu.s S6weins sAa's.
eh.. En- s...: Il. 'sss $50 ssss s4s 1888 sss
Der BsrlaaS. betras in berfslben 8sit:
OFT. 6...... AIS o2s 23I
En.. T...... 1912 24T9 BIS
Minbpieh.-3er Marft mar heute
ruhig nno bic grsiie I'M ansemeintn i.eiis.
--UsI It,flibe limb iieila bis ffarf.
SAuere Ssisre $T.0o-T.65. @rtra $500.
GAien e3.oo-o.25, i5leif4erftiers $3.50
7.75. auSerleiert bis sgtrn e-.6o-7.T5. pti.
fers $4.5o-6s Ggtra $3.50 .00. .Afibe $3.50
$50, auSeri.iens bic ey.rn e575-8.25
gonurrs Ss0o-A.s0, StoderS unS Jesbers
e5.5o--7.as. stod.5siisrs e4.7o-8.o0, 9ytra
S4.50--6.00.
Balle n.-3ie Rahfrage mar Hur ma
Eta uno Der Warft itmah.
4Rasere uno lsihts e4.50--5.50, Bologna
t5.25-s.00, grsra to.lo-6-25. fetit Huaen
$6.25--0.5U.
adlbs r.-e9uts leicste 4oIber uaren
heuie itetis i'm greiis, bic onberen ilaa uno
l9nah.
8rira til 90. fair biz cute leibte $3.50
1915. osbinAre unb gro6e o4.50-l0.25.
o ID tint Tie 3ufurr pom Shwe,-
nen mar nidbt grcb, ba ober in ben meitiideH
Rdrtten bir Vreiie heruHterginasR, 10 fls'
Zen bteIelben aud bier am l6e.
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Qhlsaap. Z. Eitphsr.

0stsen.-;yar Tsssmber s5A-ssKe.
am SdIub soKs; far Nsai sozi-9lSis, an
EniuB Si4e.
Hslfatorn.-Jar Eftober e9-ss4c.
am ShluB os4e, Tesember GIN - sac.
am SAlub ss7.e: fir Hsai T0I.-7l4s
am Shlus 7iAc; far Cult 6Sa4-7oHs
am ShluB 70Ae.
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66lus axe; fur Rai 4az-44Ht. en-
ShluB 44He.
RssseH- - Ro. neuer e6H-s7s.
0erhe -55-S2e.
fimotegiaam.H. -Rsu.r tS.T5--
5.a5.
aleefaam.u. ea.0o - 1880 per
GeRtner
Nesppri. - s22O0 per 8bl.- Ja,
3aH. t1S.55 i9.77h, am ShluB $l0.55;
fir Mai $1S.85--lsS0, am SdIuB $i9T0
6hmals. 49, el0.35 per 100 Rfune. -
s5ur 9,ouember tl0.32 K-10.65, am ShluE
si0S5; fir 3GHuar t10.50 - 1910. an
Shlus 5000; tiir ysni elo.65 - 1920
Ont Shlub sl085.
Stort Ripptnfeiten - tio.50--
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- 1925. am ShIus sl0.77H; iir ,5aRua,
e10.35 1910, am S6lus SI0.35; fI,
Rai $i0l5-10.55, an ShlnB ei045
Butter - HRlrti mar unperdnbert. -
Qsesmeries 25--sic per HfuHe.
9ier. Marst unperdnosrt. Ereinarr
Frfis aik --22hs, firfts % -- 2se pc,
Tuseno.
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Mmsmdrti9e Wdrtte.
y en- Dorf, Z. Cttober.

Nebl. - Ter Nartt mar ftetia. --
Spring Yotent e4.40-4.55, gBiuter Straiatts
$4.10- -4.2g, Hinfer Hatents "a 40--4.6 80.
Spring clears $&.00--4.20, grtra Winter
no. 1 18.55-3.75, Grtra DO. Ro. . 1856
$50. 4aHics StraigbtS $4.10-A20.
HoaQenmebl mar itetig. Jair Biz
sutes S5.70-S.9o, Dolce bis faHep 1886
40.
Natsmebf mar itetig.-- Seines uei6es
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3ilnbrieo $3.50.
Roggeni lit rubig. - 9o. Q Esseru zoe
6. i.i. Nsm pori Ggport.
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6. l. I. Buffalo.
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fancp abAeihnitfener tpeiBer 4s-40e.
Qeu mar ruhig. - STANDARD l00c, Ro.
1850, Rc. . 00--95e, Yp. . s0--s5c.
popfen III itetig.-Stdts, orbindrer Bis
dolce 1913, 3T--54e; 1912, 20-25e; Yaetfe
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gpunira e-oNe, Special sIc.
Baummotfi aamen. Del mar heute
pilig. - 8rima CONNER stlbes %. 30.
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gori Buff $500; Barrels $s.To; Gafes
Sll.0o.
f5e.
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lidseS biS snteS e4.O0.
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% fef, 3.o4e. Centrifugal % Ten 354e
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~ 5.f5e. Cubes 5.O5e, Gouoereb 4.o5e
@ranulateo AsOe, Tiomoub ~ 4.o0, Con.
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6luk'Nabridteu.
gtneinuati 7. Cttober.

Gtnetnuati Z. Ettober.
Der SbioHus pirb Bel bi.iie.r Staot lang.
fam 'feigen. g.aerr abeno bate bsrisib.
etHsH sSahsritano BON lls. Su5.
Die fsls.apsa E.p.itsa traisa sdbrsao
bee sstr,ssu 3asss bier siu.
Sitttburl, Ba. Der NIut ga. siasa
0adsraans uoH SO Jus anb faat.
GbarI.stsu, B. Sa. Der Blsi Sas
sinsn nafsrfaas BEN 10 5ui sxs faat.
rsrtsmoutb. .. Der Slai BAT stss2
0sNerAaub psn SO gne ftsisi.
Bartsrsbara. u. Ga. Ter FIsi 5at
sinsH BafreaHs ben 6.2 Sxt uns fait.
&aHansa Satts, u ga. Der GIu6 BAT
siasa 6ahsrasas ssn Ia Sai nns asbt.
Vt. Sitafaat. H. ga. Der Illus bat
ssasa @aHsraans Ssa 4.3 sub uns f'ist.
Gatlsttsbars, IA. Ger 5las bat els
nts 6aareans ben As 6ab uao fsigt.
ssuissiIls, IA. Der 8tsi 6is eiasa
= aFsrtans ssR s.s eaS nns faut.
esaRssilt., SAP. Der slaj IL: .i.
nsH 8aeukaas ssn Al Saj uas iaat.
Gairs. 81. Der slas bat .iuea naTsr.
tsns sss rs sub ans a,bt.
Nenssis, f.aA. Der SIni Sat ein.u
6ahrtans psn Sc Sub nHe tsist.
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9uiebalI Spfer bes
2anoes perDieieu. Sine gauS
linqlaubllhe @ntihetoung lsiiteten iih
ioieDer bic 6erren Snquiiitoren pou
Der 5hrdnenz SSnIel, ais lie oas Dor Il.
niqen We6en an Borb pes .preiioeat
Grant" in Hep Yort ein9etroffeue
Srl. 6iIoa 8lettenberqer pon Der Can
ounq ausihl0Ten uno sur Deportation
perurtbeILten. Dor anqefdhr feds
sSabrsn mar FRI. Glettenberger aus
gBien bierberaetommeR, no tie iIh in
GAica9o n!eoerlieb uno balo cine gut
teaablte Steuunq in einem oprtigeG
l6uu5balt fano. Die ibr Elm qutes 2luss
tommsn erm0slidte. gpr ungefdbr
einem Sabre purDe iie pdbreno zines
Spdaierganqes in Chicago Don eiuem
gaiebdll, nit oem cine 9rupps iune
ger gurfhen auf Der StraBe iptelte,
ms rechte Iuge Qetrpffen, poDurh cine
ttdrte gntalnouna einiegte, Die eineu
oerartIaen umfunQ annabm, oub oas
Wuqe ourt operotipen giuariff enl-
fernt perosn muBte. Ga iie. ais iis
mad einigen Mpnaten nieber beroe
itelt mar, infDlae ibrer einiettiaen
glInbbsit ibre porberiae Stellung ni6t
tpieoer antreten tonnte, beihlob lie.
lid nit ibrsH GriparniFien ein poar
Noden Serien 8u qOnnen uno ibre 2lue
ceboriasn in Der oiterreitrti6eu 6eis
matb duf3uIuheu. Nls lie Dor tur3er
,3eit tpieoer bierber 8uriittehrte. puroe
lie BEL Der Qanbuna bpn Der Ginpdr~
rerunqs= geboroe feitgehalten, neil iie
infolqe ibrer einieitigen glinobeit uah
aniiht Der geamten uRfdhlg 'ein mir
De, ihrsn 2ebsnsunterhdlt in 2lmeritd
au finoen. 2lls iie and tbQtiahlit
auf oieisn 8runo bin DON Der Gan
ounq dusae1 e16lofen uno 3ur Seportd@
ton perurtbeilt fpuroe, lpurpe ieIbits
reoeno auf Der Steae 8eruiune geaen
pisie iinnIDie Gntiheieuna einaelslt,
NIT oem 6inpeis, oab 5rl. aietten'
BERGER Der llnfaa in 2tmerita sugeitps
zen lei unO ouB tie ibr 9ebrehen Die
fem QanAe All oeroautsn babe. 5ros
aQeoem dber mics oas 8epartsmsRt
fir 4rbeit in DQibingtpn bic 8erus
fung ab unn es traf Die 9ehdti
qung Der IeportationssSrore auf
@uis sfslano Elm.
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$50,