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The Washington times., 1913-02-28

as one of them begins to sing otherwise
than as the natural colored laborer
sings, he will get rid Of him, but they
sing with the melody characteristic of
their race and everywhere they have
gone, they have been received with APP
plause.
The old-time entertainers will be in
troduced by Congressman John A. Lamb
Of Virginia and Congressman Langley
of Kentucky, both close friends Of Polk
Miller. A feature of the entertainment
will be the appearance OF" ten Confed-
crate Veterans and ten Federal veterans
on the stage with the entertainers
The Washington times., 1913-02-28
vesper Services to
Be Held By Y. N. c. A.

Vesper services by the. Young wom-
ems Christian Association will be held
in st. Paul's Lutheran Church, Eleventh
and H streets northwest. Sunday after
noon, beginning at O'clock. A special
program in keeping with the spirit of
the coming Inauguration will be car.
ried out, Miss Louise Holmquist,
New York, general secretary Of the de-
partment Of methods at the national
headquarters Of the Y. w. C. A.. will
make the principal address. the subject
being "The Joy OF the Great Discovery
Music for the occasion will be furnished
by Roberta z. Allen, violinist.. and Mrs.
Helen Donohue DeYo. soIoist' with tho
Washington Symphony Orchestra
The Washington times., 1913-02-28
Gets Big Tip.

NEW YORK, Feb. 2s.-As reward for
years of efficient service, a wealthy
Pittsburgher tipped E., T. d. Hodges.
Waldorf .employe, $25. 900. to be used as
trust fund for Hodges 'ten-day-old
daughter.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1913-08-06
Observation-Disclosures,
THEBES


Mrs A. W. Brown was in Mound
City Tuesday on business.
Mrs. Nora Buchanan attended
the funeral of her grandmother In
Arcola last week.
Mrs. +. NJ. Cheek was in Marion
last Friday on business.
Mrs, Lizzie Hammond and Grand,
ma Minnie are among the sick
p w. Thompson has gone tC
South Haven. Mich, for his health
Mr. Geo. Wick has gone to Roches-
ter. n. Y. to enter the Mayo Bro.
hospital His daughter MISS Ida
accompanied him His many friends
hope he may derive a benefit as his
health has been bad for several
years.
Mrs. Don Dale was shopping in
st. Louis Monday
Mrs. Mary Wiustead OF stockton,
Cal, visited Mrs. P. W. Thompson
the last few days.
Mrs. Otto Serbian OF Cairo, is Wis
iting relatives here.
Clay Freshette OF Dongola, spent
sunday with home folks here.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1913-08-06
FOR THE THIN AND SCRAWNY
Samose viii Make You Plump and
Rosy, Say Druggists Paul G.
Schulz G. Sons.

IL you are getting thin you are sick
although you may not know it. II
you are losing weight steadily,
there is something wrong that needs
looking after. If you have always
been thin it doesn't follow that you
are sick, but YOU may not be
healthy. You canot be strong If
you are thin.
Try then to be healthy and plump
it is not difficult if you know how.
The only way to increase the
weight and gain health and flesh
is by using samose, the standard
flesh forming food and tissue build.
err It mingles with the food you
east and is assimilated so that all
the flesh forming and tissue building
elements of the food are retained
in the system. This explains the
great value of Samose.
Paul @, Schulz & Son sell every
package on a genuine guarantee to
refund the money if it does not do
all that is claimed for it.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1913-08-06

President Jackson held that the
bankers OF the sos should confine
themselves 10 legitimate banking
business, and when they insisted
that the government couldn't run
without their assistance the hero OF
OF the Hermitage and New Orleans,
in the classic language then prev
aent In Tennessee. told them to 90
way back and sit down"
The Biddleites stormed and
threatened. but Jackson, with that
placid temper" so characteristic OF
him. rubbed their sore spots with
pepper and salt and the result was
that Biddle subsidized and the Joun-
try was saved from syndicate con-
troll.
President Wilson seems to take
mucn the same view of the Wal.
street bankers that President jack
son did OF the demand OF Nicholas
Biddle and his associates, and the
history OF the 30s on the issue the
bankers are making is likely to re-
peat itself. More strength to Presi-
dent Wilson's good right arm.
The Federal constitution makes
the government the sole controller
Of the money OF the country. I'm
der the provisions of that venerable
instrument the federal government
has the sole right to make "the
money of the country and fix the
value thereof" That is a sovereign
prerogative that never should be
surrendered.
Teh financial pirates OF today
may try to scuttle the ship of state
as the financial pirates of Jackson S
lay did. but if President Wilson ex-
libits Jaeksonian firmness and cour-
age, which he will, coupled with his
smooth diplomatic way of dealing
with important matters, the Wall
street bankers will bury their
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1913-08-06
AUGUST 6 IN HISTORY.

lsn4-A coach route established
getween Philadelphia and
Pittsburgh, Pa.
1g2s-The first locomotive regu-
larly u!ed in the United
states run on the Carbonate
and HonesdaIe railroad, New
York.
l840-The city and island of Gnu
san belonging to China, cap
tured after q short resistance
by the British.
iS54-Territory acquired from Mex
leo under the Gadsden pur-
chase was incorporated with
the Territory of New Mexico.
lSS4-The corner stone OF the Bar
tholdi statue, in New lork
harbor, was laid during q
pouring rain.
1s94-The strike OF the American
Railway Union. which had
been attended by so much
rioting. was formally declar'
ed off
1g04--Iapanese captured defenses
of Wolf, Green and Christ
Hills, north and east OF Port
Arthur.
f9f2-The Sultan of Turkey dis
solved Parliament and de-
clared martial law in Con.
stantinople.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1913-08-06
THE
HUSBANDS
OF EDITH
Blu
GEORGE BARR
M'CUTCHEON
Copyneht bv Dodd. tissd g Co
SYNOPSIS
Copyneht bp podd. tisad g Co

Roxbury Medcroft persuades his friend
| Brock to publicly impsrsonate him In Vi
| emma as the husband OF Medcrofts wife,
Edith while Medcroft remains In London,
Brock meets Edith and. lacking sepa-
rate accommodations. has to sit up alone
all night in the sleeping car
He makes many amusing mistakes and
meets Constance, his alleged sister-in-
law, who insists that he call her Con
ME"
The party meet the Rodneys ana FRED
die Ulsterveit. who almost discovers that
Brock is an impostor.
Freddie annoys Brock by counting Con-
stance, with whom Brock has fallen des-
perately In love-
.Oh. say. Edith" exclaimed Brock.
with a dark frown. I'D rather you
wouldn't be forever extolling the COED
Brock meets the Odell-Carneys. London
society people. Freddie tells Brock he is
IN love with Constance and wants to tilt
Katherine Rodney.
The Odell-Carneys have unwarranted
suspicious OF Mrs. Medcroft, and kath.
crime discovers that Brock 10 In love with
| his alleged slster-in-iaw
The tongue OF scandal continues to
busy Itself with the names OF Mrs Med
croft Brock and Constance.
"l?' she demanded quickly. Their
eyes met, and the wonder suddenly
left hers. She hushed furiously.
"Nonseusei" she said aud abruptly
left him TO take seat beside Rather.
Inc Rodney. He found small comfort
la the whisperings and tltteunGs that
came willy niny to bis burning ears
from the corner OF the compartment.
He had a disquieting impression that
they were discussing him. II was
forced in upon him that being broth.
erin-law is not an enyiuble occupa-
ton
"Wotf' he asked almost fiercely aft.
er the insistent Freddie had thrice re-
peated a question.
II say. Will you have cigarette?'
half shouted Freddie. exasperated.
"Oh. No, thanks. The train makes
such beastly racket. don't you know. /"
They told me at lie Bristol you
were deaf. but oh, say. old man,
I'm sorry, Which ear is it,"
'"rhe one next to YOU" replied Brock,
recovering from his confusion. II hear
perfectly Well with the other one"
Yes" drawled Freddie. with wink
so I've observed" After reflective
silence the young man yeHtured the in
teresting conclusion. Shes a stunning
grl, all right" Brock looked politely
sskauce. by Joye, I'm glad she isn't
my sister-in-law"
Il suppose I'm expected to ask why"
fIigidly
Certainly. Because If she was |
couldn't, Do you get the point" He
crossed his legs and looked insupporta-
bly, sure OF himself
They reached Munich late In the aft
ernoon and went at once to the Hotel
Vier Jahretzeiten. where they were to
find the OdeIl-Carneys.
Mr. OdellCarney was a middle aged
EngIishman of the extremely unini
tlatiye type. He was tall and narrow
and distant. far beyond what Is com
monty accepted as blase Indeed, be
was especially slow OF speech, even for
an Englishnan, quite as Ii It were all
everlasting question with him whether
it was worth while to speak at all
One had the feeling when listening to
Mr., Odell-Carney that he was being
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1913-08-06

Enthusiastically handsome Fowler sis
tiers. His expressive "chawmed" was
In direct contrast to his ordinary man.
her of acknowledging an introduction
Mr.. Medcroft Is the famous archi
tect. you know, explained the envious
Mrs. Rodney.
"Oh. Yes. | know" drawled Mr..
0dell-Carney. You American archi-
tects are doing great things, pom my
soul" he added UNANIMOUSLY Brock
stuck his eyeglass In tighter and hem
med with raucous precision. Mrs
Aedcroft stitfencd perceptibly.
oh but he's RoYbGry Medcroft, the
great English architectr' cried Mrs.
Rodney IN some little confusion.
QdeltCarney suddenly remembered.
He glared hard at Brock The Rod
neys saw signs of disaster
"Oh. by Jove! Are you the fellow
who put those new windows In the
Chaucef Memorial hallg Pom me soul
Are YOU the man who did thatf'
There was no installing bis manner
He was distinctly annoyed
Brock faced the storm cooliy for bis
friend Medcroft's sake Il am Rox-
bury Medcroft, II that's what you
mean. Mr. Odell-Caney"
Il know you're Mederoft but, hang
1t all, wot asked was, did you design
those wind0wsi Cad, sir. they're the
laughing sensation of the age. Where
the devil did you get such Ideas-eh.
wot!" HIS wife had calmly. diplo-
matieally INTERVIEWED
II hate that man, said Mrs. Med.
croft to her supposed husband few
minutes later There was IL dangerous
red In her cheeks, and she was breath
ing quickly, Brock gave an embar-
raised laugh and mentioned something
audibly about a stupid ass"
The entire party left on the following
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1913-08-06
Proved Worth OF lnyentlea.

Shortly after Galvanis invention
came out he visited America. and with
latter of introduction called upon DR..
Doane, medical officer ~ the Bank OF
New York writes a correspondent OF
the London Chronicle ~he found the
family in distress at the death OF the
infant son. Galvani asked to be al.
lowed to try his battery: the child re.
viyed ana was christened GalYani
Doane His father was a cousin OF
Longfellow"
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1913-08-06
Knew His Masters Politics.

During a general election in Eng.
land cenvasser called at the house
OF the late Prof Froude. the historian
Mr.. Ffoude was out. so the canyasser
Intercepted the butler as to how Mr..
Froude would vote. The butler-an
old servant who understood his mas.
ter well-replied When the liberals
Is In Mr. Froude IL sometimes a con.
servative. When the conservatives
Is in Mr.. Froude is always a liberal. /"
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1913-08-06
How to Heal a
Stubborn Abscess
A Home Method Sure to Re-
store Flesh to Natural
Health.

10 not cover any external sore so as
to interfere with perspiration and the
formation of protective scabs. Keep
IL clean and bandaged. II IL is 4 stub
born case, flush your blood with s 5. 5,
This famous blood purisler works won
ders. And YOU can easily give your
blood a good, thorough cleansing by
us ng ) $ \. There is no need for
anyone to be respondent over the i'll
ness of blood impurities. No matter
how badly they attack the system or
how unsightly becomes the skin, just
remember there is enc ingredient in
: :. 5 that SO stimulates the cellular
tissues throughout the body that each
selects its own essential nutriment
from the blood.
THIS means that all decay. all break
Ing down Of the Tissues. is checked and
repair work begins. ). $. ). has such
specific influence on all local cells as
TO preserve their mutual welfare and
afford Il proper relative assistance to
each other More attention Is being
given to constructive medicine than
ever before. and 5. 5. 5 is the highest
achievement in this line.
Do not fail to get a bottle of $ ), s
to-day. You win be astonished at the
results II your abscess is OF such a
nature that you would like to consult
a specialist write To the Medical Dept,
The Swift SPECIFIC Co., lsI Swift Labo.
ratoTy. Atlanta. Ga.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1913-08-06
Couldn't Go With Him,

A wel-known lawyer In Boston had
horse that always stopped and re
fused to cross the mill dam bridge
leading out of the city No whipping,
no urging, would induce him to cross
without stopping. So he advertised
him: ITO be sold. for no other reason
than that the owner wants to go out
Of town"
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1913-08-06
NOBLE MIR. WinksG

II was fool ever to marry you,"
sobbed Mrs Winks. Now. my dear"
said Mr.. Winks. nobly, a cannot per-
NIT you to take the blame for that 1t
was | who was the fool for ever ask.
ing you The mistake was not yours,
but mine "-Harper's Weekly.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1913-08-06
Not Worried About That.

Clergyman Visiting prison)--'1
hope that when you are released YOU
viii live SO that you can look your fel
bowman straight in the eye" Ths
Bunco Man-"That is the simplest
part of my business. Puck.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1913-08-06
Controlling tie Currency.

The Wall street bankers think
they should control the currency
of the country. Nichola Biddle ant
his syndicate OF bankers thought
the same thing in 1892, but An,
drew Jackson. of blessed memory,
thought differently and put Mr.. Bid.
die and his associates out of the
controlling business.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1913-08-06

Champaign. H.. has thrust itself
p non the m, p. Its city council mas
issued an order compelling police
men and street car men to go with
out coats until Sept. /. Hats and
coats off TO Champaign.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1913-08-06

Let us hope that the young man
who says he was the model for the
hero OF Three Weeks" ana who is
engaged TO be married. is not quite
As tiresome to have and To hold as
TO read about.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1913-08-06
tomahawks and be good Indians.

Prof Vogliori says that il will
require ffty years TO exeavate the
ancient city of 0stia Let as not
consult him when the Big Four
builds that subway under its tracks
on SycameFe street Rnd the city
paves the remainder of the thor
oughfare.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1913-08-06

Mayor Harrison has named ten
policewomen and they have been as
signed to the beaches and dance
halls They will surely arrest at
tention bnt their safety is in doubt.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1913-08-06

vons energy. 1T was the demdest nan
ever had. | didn't close my eyes.
e'nfend me If did"
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1913-08-06
CHAPTER wa.
The Odell.Carnels.

TATHlIE Odell-Carney was stud-
VIZ onsiy adjusting his eyegiaSs
Wv tor tinal glare ut an unof.
feBtiilg las boy who almost
dropped his tray of plates in conSe
auenee. Mr.. Rodney fuss.ly interye,ad
and introduced the Mederofts. Mira
OdeIl.carhey was delightfully."- gra
cious. She WIS sure that no nicer mar.
ty could have been got together -
Her husband max lmrei heei, excessive.
~ SLOW Ia most iliihgs. Int lie was
quick Ia recognize aud appreciate fem,
lnine beauty Of face and figure. H..
unent ut onre In the presence of the
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g d dredIih.

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lf,leht9"
I'D inge ibnen, Der III TO- rim
gIenb, toi er I'M TteGtsr ME soen
.oeotk ksr&gCne bGausti"
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bon,e: Gino bsnr in uniern 5agtn
Seloenfinn un0 Gpfermutb ansge'tDrs
benz Tson perIhreit uHisre 3eit imHlsr
ols bic. tpeIdbe nur pom UeGterialtsmiis
bebsrrid5t fpirb. Die 3ugespreIIe gibt
ung bic bette anttport, odb Dem nl6t
10 ift. Gle erSdhI. non ilibnen Uidns
nern, bic i'm llnierfeeboot i'm 0Jsnlt
bes Wcterlanbes ben 3oo finosn, ote
ins brennenoe 8erep<rt einoriygen,
um bic aameraoen gu retten, ois het
Der Grobsruns Der 2uft ihr 2sbsn aus
Spiel IeBsn II. (. N. Solds Setlp'sls
bes Itarten Wesnihenpillsns aus aHs
isrer 3eit erreden in Der JugsHo
gld6eiferun9 uno ertpsden sieiitrebens
bss Nouen. Denn bier tperbtn bic Grs
fahrunaen ces aebens noh friih uno
lparm in gilbungstraft umgeiest. uno
aeraoe bic 9ote bes 2ebensnahreH.
bic ben ber 1agespreHe eHtnommensn
Grsieniiien onbaftet, fpirten itdrier
als ale geiIpiele, bic fir uHs bsretts
bic antits patiua ongeIsBt haben.
8amentp,a bl. sir cine nidlt
mshr oans in Der eritsn 9liitbs Der
.suaensia6re ftsbenoe oeutide Waio,
bic fir pos 2dnbleben etnsenomnlsH
III, bistet iih gpisosrum einrHal DE 0es
leaenteii, hnrh Ole giitige 8srmittlnng
Der giniponoeruugsbehoroe unter Die
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mas eetuiB bsuniensperthe 9orsiiss
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bur1 ibnen mogIi6 nit einsm Wlao'
den BON Der alien Seiniatb bffunf
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| So Schrs aft ith BIN n1mIih 35 Jobr'
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5ahren nad Mmeriia eingstpanssrt UNI
mar no hnienlGfs fsibeirutet it eian'
cine 200 Mder RenIh unb pferie abs,
bic tauntri ift Gperli6 bsfsIst abel
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frau befOr9en tSnsn 10 ihrtibsn 4.
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Die setting i'm Dienitt
oes unterri6ts. Die aogreIpons
bens bes 5euiic1en aebrsrpsreins
ihrei6.: Sfon In ShulDeroronnns
GEN, bic Dor 100 Satren bsrousgsgebsn
ipurben, lit ouf bic .3eitung ais llns
terrihismittyt 1ingerpieien. Gin regea
res JntereHe bat 0ieiss paodgDgiide
groblsm absr erit in LETTER 3sit gtfuns
ben. 0eriudT. Die man in 9an5is dns
itsIlts ,bat<n belpisien. bob bic 3eitung
ais GrSieA1ngsmiiiel pobl 5u ners
member III. 1erfhisbene 4rtlsel oer1ds
essprsiie Finben in WoltsfdulItisbls
hsrH 4lfnabms. Greieniiie. bic allen
Shiilernl aus hsr 3eituHg betonnt ilno,
tineen ors 4Htniipfungspunfie fir uns
isrrih.lice 8eipreHungen naturgsndb
bel Den ainbern lDeitgebenoes 5nssrs
eife. Hunsntlih sscgpupbifhe. ges
fdihtlide. nuturpifSenihafilifs 4bs
banslungen Der 3eitung. bic meiif.bem
rieueEten GtGnb Der 1orfnung eHtfpres
den, iinb Elm treffiides luenenmotts
rial fir unxrrints!ettionen. 3. g.
poiarerpebitionen, Grbtsbenrsgiitri-
runeen. Mbsr audi fir relisi0s@sibiihs
Graiehung Tam bic 3<itung BON gro.
Der 9ebeutiing erbsn. Da bie Gfnls
ben ainberr 70 pieI Don ben 6<lntn'
ibritn nusfpsrsona<ntu 3eittn. ersdbIt
lirmutt betyi5ntn sea lsfhh - ~
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iuneen nimmt,@ iogte er pIDblih feiers
Id, merle ih bas Isbsnoige Wsehir
bier in ben 9sib, bas itfpo:e thI
9ir."
Inter ben Ginbriidsn, bic WsdriS
fcute empfangen bate, fisi es ibr niht
Ihner, bem 8ater Seiners anlie5en
pprsubringen. @drtnsr 1imm, Der Elm
rubiger, TreunoIs6er Wann mar, lab
ieine 9ot3ter einen augenblid pers
hubt an. 2tber bspor er in ieiner ldn3s
iumen 4rt gu anttpnrtsn nsrmo6te,
rurpe lie benz 9naben cine 10 siirileI
5iirIpreherin. nab er fih perauIaBt
fibltc, oie Slhe rDenigitens ernit at
nebmen. Gr brahte Der Ginp1ub,
pisI oues9eu uuf Seinsr fsl bic
S9anoe Der Staot, II balie in tsiner
2sbrs aus, er ipiroe bas 5ous pets
peitsH.
Warie dber bIisb nabti, bob er I'm
8runos out Tei. Sic tate ibn tennea
QeIernt. S6IiebIi6 rief lie ibrs 9ons
firmaubenfrDmmigtsit 3u 5tlfe. Sb
Der Batter QIaute, bab Der 9err Sslus
nit ibm 3ufr,sosn tpdre. uenn sr &c
niht pcnigitens nit 6einsr periuhts.
Der 6srr Seius, ter bod sebot. Die
Gefangensn 3u srl6Ien! 5rau 5tmm
Fdnb oieis aeuberung hires ainces
isinen Batter geeeniiber naierpeis, aber
i'm 8runps isbr ri6ti3. Sis tahts
oann, tpie Der andbe b.rumeeitpbsH,
ras fir Sdnosn CT anDsrtruut tuorosn
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grut binaus rsete iih in ihr.
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GefiihI, baIb aus bsm 8erldn1tn bsrs
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ring gu bsharren. ,Gitsrn i't Die ras
tiee .3eit. Gber isin Wiesritano mar
cebrofen. 4m unberen Sage brah.s er
bel 6siuers gormuno aues ms rsine.
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'suf3te er, ais er mad 6auIs lam.
5rau Simm bate inSpiiheR eie Rahs
rttt befommeu, oab Der ertparts!e
8fingitheIu6 ausbieibsn piirot. Sie
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lie gebsdsn. unb ben erobin 9raten,
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II Tle transrueru ciHterbixbenta.
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Der @eri9tsitunbe bon Der Stlatt BEL
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