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The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1913-08-28
RAISE BONUS FOR
ERNST NURSERIES
Eaton Trying to Secure Lo-
cation of New In
duStry.
,Pallaaisnl SreclaN

EATON. o. Aug. 2S.-The success
already attending the efforts of the
committee, soliciting. gives assurance
that the necessary $1,000 will have
been raised by Saturday and that the
Ernst Nurseries company, OF Moscow
will be located in Eaton.
Among the subscribers 10 the fund
are .Spring Brothers company. S20o;
Elan Fisher. 500. Judge \ & Ris
niger, $l00. 4. A. Lovett. $l00, F. Il
Christman. 500: l. r. Pryor. $l0o,
F o Girton. $l0o; ]. E Parker. 500,
the Eaton Herald, $50; J. (. Ryder
$50: Paddock & Paddock, $50; {. Il
Gilmore. $50.
The nurseries company is a wei
established concern and has been 10
Gated at Moscow for the last forty
years When in fun operation tbs
concern will give employment TO Il
or 100 men. In the agreement th'
company promises TO return 10 th'
town the $4,000 bonus asked If at an!
time the concern is removed from Ia
ton.
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PREPARE To HOLD
PRIMARY ELECTION
Two Complete Tickets Are
Placed i'm the Field
At Eaton.
palladium Specially

EATON, o., Aug 28.-For the pur-
pose of filling vacancies on the ticket
for nomination as candidates for the
various Offices. the Republicans of
Washington township will hold mass
meeting next Saturday afternoon in
the city hall. Aspirants for the Offices
have been slow, but at the meeting APP
plfcants will be named and their petit
tions circulated among the assembly
for the required number of signatures.
The Democrats will also hold a like
meeting
Under the new law, which requires
that municipalities holding primary
elections shall have a population of
2,0t0 or more, Eaton is the only town
in the county that will have primary
vot,. Reports from the various town
ships of the county show that office
seekers have been slow to announce
themselves. In Lanier township only
one man has manifested his desire for
office. In Eaton, however, full ticket
has been placed in the field by both
Democrats and Republicans.
For mayor, George Fl. Kelly, Repub-
lican, seeks denomination. He is op-
posed by Stanley B. Foos, Democrat,
who held the Office a couple of terms
a few years ago For the marshalship
a fight Is on between G. o. Acton and
G. A Bunting, Republicans, and Har-
ry Kissinger, J. A. Snavely and VIII
lard Armstrong. Acton is serving his
initial term as the city's chief peace
guardian.
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News From Over the State

ed the snake whereupon Gwendolen
cried and refused to be pacified for a
long time.
PortIand-C. o. Mitchell has resign
ed his position as principal of the high
school, a position which he had held
for six years.
Newcastle-After pleading guilty
by mail to the charge of speeding,
Earl Wilkinson, of Anderson, was
fined IS and costs by Mayor George
Barnard.
BIoomngton-Led by the Rev c.
NJ. Kroft, male members of the Fair
view Methodist congregation. dug I'M
der the foundations of the new church
to make room for a basement Sunday
school room.
nersviIle-Otonkah tribe of Red
Men has been notified that it's degree
team has been selected to exemplify
work in all degrees at the Grand
Council in Indianapolis in October.
Newcastle-The first passenger car
over the Muncie extension to the
Honey Bee line, arrived in Newcastle
from Muncie yesterday. The car car
ried General Manager H. A. Nichols,
of the Union Traction company, and
other officials.
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EvansvIiIe-The law-observing bust
ness houses will be singled out by the
city sealer and building inspector and
labels posted throughout the stores,
so that the public may know their
standing.
Winona-The biological station
maintained here by Indiana univer-
sity, closed yesterday. About 100 stu
dents from Indiana, Earlham, Purdue
Wabash and DePauw were enrolled.
ckport-Assistant State Fire
Marshal Garrett Fox will assist in the
prosecution of the case of the state
against Ebree Jamison, for arson
Jamison is charged with having burn
ed barn for the purpose of defraud
ing insurance companies.
Anderson-Called to the cemetery
by the Pickering of lantern, Sheriff
Black and two deputies found four
men burying the body of an infant
last night. No death report had been
filed or no burial permit issued. The
police expect their investigations to
bring out some startling revelations
CrawfordsvIiie-Aft a conference
with General Manager G. X. Jefferies,
of the Traction company, at Indian
apolis, thirteen employees of, the T. H,
l. & F., announced that the strike on
this division was ended and returned
to work.
Laporte-In an effort to stop drink
ing among the employees, the Lake
Shore Railroad company has employ
ed several detectives and photograph
ers to get pictures of men entering sa.
looms and drinking. The road is de-
termined to stamp out the drink habit
among the men who have charge of
trains.
sheIbyville-In her suit for divorce
from Lucian Virgins, Mrs. Ethel
Raines- Virgins alleges that six days
after they were married, January IA
1912, that Virgins borrowed money
from her father to go to Tennessee to
collect money which he said was com
| ing to him there. He has never been
heard from since.
Fort Wayne-Reports at the annual
convention of the Beta Phi Sigma fra
| ternity, show that the organization
now has a membership of more than
1900. An effort is being made to
raise funds for the erection of frater
nifty headquarters in indianapolis.
vansviIle-Farmers will begin tc
stamp the date on which they were
laid on all eggs next week.
nnersviIle-Russell Seals was bur
led under a load of clover for twenty
minutes. Friends dug him out in time
to save his life.
SheibyVilIe-While playing in the
yard. Gwendolen Gray, 17-months-old
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. Hal Gray
caught a good sized garter snake
With her new playmate wrapped
around her arm she tottered to her
parents to show them. Mr. Gray kill
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CAMBRIDGE CITY

CAMBRIDGE CITY. Ind, Aug IS
Edgar Huddleston has rented the
Roth property on West Main street.
occupied by Mr.. and Mrs Homer Kim
mer.
Mrs. Abiram Boyd is spending a
few days in indianapolis, the guest of
Mr., and Mrs F S Baker
Mrs c. NJ. Bailey and Miss Ethel
Zehring spent Tuesday in Corners
Vile
Jacob Miller, of Jacksonburg. is
dead at the agen of 10 years. One
son, Charles. and a daughter, Mrs,
William Williams. survive him. The
deceased was a native of Germany.
Mrs. E. F. Hahn has returned after
a visit with friends in indianapolis.
Albert Ohmit. Don Wright, Fred
Wright and Robert Bertsch were
among the number from this city at
the Rushville fair, Wednesday.
Bernard Romer has returned TO
Coldwater. O.. after a visit in the
home of his son, Ferd Romer and
family.
Mr.. and Mrs. o. E. White spent
w dlltIH III
and the day In Hagerstown.
Mrs Elizabeth Morrey, of Rich.
mond, is visitor in the home of Mr.
and Mrs Israel Morrey
Mr. and Mrs Dan Van Buskirk are
spending a few days in Columbus, O.
Mrs. E. o. Paul spent Wednesday
afternoon in Richmond
Miss Alice Caffrey entertained as
guests at dinner. Tuesday evening
Miss Louise Hunt, of Muncie. and
Messrs. Ralph Luddington and Ross
| Coffin
Miss Matte McClave will go to
Alexandria, Saturday, and on to
Frankton, for a ofrtnight's visit with
| relatives.
Miss Ruth Kinsey. of Richmond
spent the day in Cambridge City, the
guest Of Miss Alice McCafrey.
Mrs. Sarah Whitaker, of New Mar
ket, Tenn, arrived Wednesday, called
to this city by the illness of her sis
ter, Mrs. Charlotte Smith.
Mrs. J. l.. McDaniels spent Wed
nesday in Germantown, on account of
the serious illness of her brother-tn-
law, Charles Reiser.
William Van Buskirk and Mr.. and
Mrs. Dan Van Buskirk. attended the
funeral of Mr.. Van Buskirk's sister,
Miss Emma Van Buskirk, at Greens
burg, Wednesday.
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Briefs From Nearby TOWNS

first time in many years that the broth
ers have visited in the formers home.
West Manchester-The West Man
chester ball team defeated Bradford
Is 10 0.
West Manchester-The Rev. How
ard E Truitt has returned from va
cation. which he spent visiting rela-
tives in South Carolina.
Eaton-Simon d. HetZler. q years
old, OF New Madison, nd Miss Lolita
Howell. were married yesterday morn
ing at the Methodist parsonage. The
Rev. George H Smith performed the
ceremony. When the couple left Miss
Howell's home in Monroe township
they stated that they were going TO
spend the day at the Darke county
fair.
West Manchester-The second team
defeated the Highlands s to I.
Cambridge city-There is little. if
any, improvement in the condition OF
Mrs Charlotte Smith. who has been
so critically i'll for several days
Milton-Mrs. L. R Gresh entertain
ed at dinner Wednesday evening. Mr.,
and Mrs. Chas. Frazee and adopted
daughter, Miss Susette Hodges, OF Du-
luth. Minnesota, Mrs. Emma Frazee
and daughter, Miss BERTHE c. ]. Nor
ris and Mr. and Mrs. Sam Hoshour
Cambridge city-Harry Bond is suf-
fering with badly poisoned hands caus-
ed by coming in contact with poison
Gus weeds, while working on his
farm.
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Whitewater-J. NJ. Burt has pur-
chased new touring car.
Whitewater-ObertL Love, OF Denver,
colorado, is spending few days with
relatives here.
DubIin-Miss Elizabeth Morris, who
has been attending school in New
York has returned for few days be-
fore taking up her duties in the Indi-
annapolis schools.
OubIin-Miss Letha McGreath is
slowly improving. Miss McGreath was
injured in a runaway accident some
time ago
West Aiexandria-The public
schools of this place will open Mon
day with Prof John OLeary as super
intendent.
DubIin-Those from here who at
tended the Gilbert reunion at Hope
well yesterday are, Mr.. and Mrs. ]. H.
Gilbert, Mr.. and Mrs. Cyrus Gilbert
and daughter. Mary. Miss Lucille John
son, the Rev. and Mrs. D. II. Lewis,
Miss Phoebe Gilbert, Mr. and Mrs
James Tweedy.
Cambridge City-The Loyal Women
of the Christian church will hold a
market in the Marble Paper Store Sat
urday.
MiIton-The Rev. and Mrs. F. c.
Mccormick have as their guests, Mrs.
T. H. Mccormick of Fort Wayne and
the Rev Harry Mccormick, of New
York City, the mother and brother of
the Rev. Mr. Mccormick. This is the
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WILLIAMSBURG

WILLIAMSBURG, o.. Aug. 2s.-Or-
vile Southland and sister, Faye, and
Miss Essie Locke went to Richmond
Tuesday.
Erwin Thomas, of Union City, was
In town Monday.
Mrs. ]. Fl. Beethey and Mrs. Jude
Veregge were in Greenville, Wednes-
day.
Floyd Beetley Is in Akron, O., as a
delegate from his lodge, Jr. 0. U. A.
M.
The cannery begins work on toma-
toes. Wednesday morning
Clarence Schlientz and family, of
New Madison, spent Sunday with
Charles Fulkerson and family.
Mrs. Schumacher, Mrs. w. H. Davis
and daughter. lilo. attended the fun
eral of Wilbur Colvin, near Middle
boro, Ind. Wilbur was one of the
twin sons of VIII Colvin, a brother of
Mrs. Schumacher.
John M. Chenoweth and family at
tended the funeral of Mrs. Cheno-
weth's sister, Mrs. Bowen, of Lynn,
Ind, Tuesday morning.
Albert Browne and family took din
ner Sunday with Mrs. Brownies par
ents, Mr. and Mrs. James NJ Barnet
Ward Dubbs,, Russell Wolfal, Jesse
Hoos and HarSs9 Skinner were in
Richmond, Sunday
Mr.. and Mrs. Shelley Davis, Miss
Olga Jones and Mrs. Charles Cheno-
weth were in Greenville, Tuesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. N. T. Irelan and Mr.
and Mrs. Henry Wolfal were in Green
vile, Tuesday.
Jack Knollenberg and wife we're in
New Paris, O., Sunday.
Barnet Browne is spending the
week with his uncle and aunt, Prof
and Mrs. c. r. Coblentz, at Campbells-
town.
Mr.. Rawson, OF Akron, O., visited
Rev, c. w. Hoeffer, Sunday and Mon.
day
H. H Jones, of Richmond. was in
our burg Monday. He reports the
withdrawal of Milton J. from the
Greenville races.
Charles Verregge and wife spent
Tuesday in Whitewater with Mrs Yer
regge's daughter, Mrs. Clyde Addle
man.
Mr. and Mrs, George w, Thompson
attended the funeral of his aunt al
Lynn, Ind, Tuesday.
Master Harley Spencer. of Lynn
Ind, is visiting relatives at this place
Large crowds from here at attend
ing the Greenville fair.
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WILLIAMSBURG

WILLIAMSBURG. Ind. Aug. Is
Echo Woolley has returned home az
ter weeks stay with Mr.. and Mrs
Cannon Sells at Elwood.
Mrs. Ethel Watkins, of Richmond, is
spending a few days with Mr. and
Mrs. Link Watkins.
Gertrude Macarthur, of Indianapo
lis, is visiting Mary Duke
Mrs. Emma Starr spent the week
end in Richmond.
Mr.. and Mrs Omar Pearce and
family have returned after spending
several days visiting different points
in the northern part of the state.
Mrs. Howard Starr and son, David
of Webster, spent Sunday with rela
tives here.
Mr. and Mrs. Frank Oler. Mr.. and
Mrs. Allen Oler. Mr.. and Mrs. Homer
Eller and Mr.. and Mrs. VIII Browf
attended the Chautauqua, Sunday
Mr. and Mrs. Lester Meadows, OF
Richmond, were guests of relatives
here, Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Lawrence Faucet, OF
Richmond, spent Saturday and Sun
day with Mr.. and Mrs. Will Faucet
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CHANGES IN FACULTY
Two New Men in the Eaton
Schools.
palladium specian

EATON. o. Aus. ss-To succeed
Prof, oppenheimer, resigned. as head
81 the department of mathematics and
science, the board Of education has
employed Prof Charles Walters, Of
Troy. graduate OF Miami university.
Prof Oppeaheimer has returned 20
MS home at Ere mont and will give up
he teaching profession for the study
OF medicine. Prot. Harry Kellar. for
mer head OF the department OF botany.
agriculture and manual training. will
be succeeded by Harry Hildeholt, near
Eaton. Mr. Hildebolt is & graduate
u the local schools and also Of Miami
university The schools reopen next
Monday for the fall term. with Super
ntendent John O'Leary in charge.
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SURPRISE MR.. ROMER
Friends Remember Him on
His Birthday.
lPalIadiun Specially

CAMBRIDGE CITY, Ind. Aug. IS
Ferd Romer was pleasantly surprised
Tuesday evening, his birthday ami
versary, when at the invitation OF Mrs
Romer, a number OF their friends met
al the home of DR., and Mrs. R c. Les
lie and with them. went TO the Romer
home. AS soon as ne recovered from
this surprise, he was presented with
a choice bouquet of flowers and foil
age plucked from the wayside. and
which was received in the most gra-
cious manner The tables were
brought out and five hundred was en-
joyed until late hour, when the host
ess served a most palatable lunch
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DUBLIN.

DUBLIN, Ind, Aug. 2s.-Miss Sa
lene Hale went to Indianapolis. Mon
day, where she will take up work for
the coming season IN a millinery
store.
Miss IneZ Funk returned Saturday
from visit in Liberty with Miss Mary
Dell Williams.
Mrs. George Frazee spent Sunday
with relatives in Anderson.
Thomas Butler was in Richmond
Wednesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. Shrauder and
daughter, Marie, returned to their
home in Pittsburg, Pa, Friday, after
spending the summer here with Mr.
and Mrs. Henry Myers.
Mr.. and Mrs. c.. Hill were in Char
louisville, Wednesday.
Miss Mella Floyd is visiting friends
in Greenfield.
Mrs. Thomas Hatfield visited in
Richmond, Wednesday.
Mrs NJ Steffenson is working in
Richmond this week
Mrs. William Beard was in Rich
mond, Monday.
Mrs. Layman Gilbert and Miss Eve
Ign Hayes spent the first of the week
in indianapolis with Mrs. l.. w. Heg
Ter.
George Murray returned home Mon
day from a visit in Dayton, 0.
Mr. Charles and Harry Scott went
to indianapolis, Tuesday.
Mr.. and Mrs William Nesbit anC
son, of Boone county, Indiana, are Wis
iting William Smoth and family.
Mr. and Mrs. w. Sparks are spend
ing a few days on their farm, neal
Trenton.
Miss A. Davis has returned to hel
home in Dayton, after spending the
summer with Mr.. and Mrs C. o. Davis
Miss Madge Billy and her guest
Miss Axle Hollingsworth, of Liberty
Ind, are visiting in Indianapolis with
Mr. and Mrs. Dan HolhngsWorth.
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WHITEWATER

WHITEWATER, Ind, Aug 2S.-Mr
and Mrs. James Robertson and family
visited relatives at Union City, Sun
day.
Mr.. Ellis Grave. of Marysville, O.,
arrived here Friday for a few days
visit
Mrs. Minnie Marshall and family en-
tertained Sunday, Mr.. and Mrs Webb
Pyle and family, Mr.. and Mrs. I. P
Chenoweth and Mr.. and Mrs. John
Pyle and family, of Richmond
Mrs. Sude Jordan left Tuesday for
brief visit at Richmond.
Mr. and Mrs John Dugdale and fam
lily, of indianapolis, are the guests of
Mr. and Mrs. Smith Hunt. this week
Rev. Richardson will fill his regu-
lar appointment at the NJ. E. church,
Sunday evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Banks have
been visiting in Paulding county, Ohio
Mr.. John Addleman spent Sunday
with his grandson, Mr.. Guy Addleman,
at Bradford, o.
Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas Smith, Miss
Mary White and Ray Milton went on
an excursion 10 benton harDOr, MICH,
Thursday.
Mr.. and Mrs E. w Carman and
family, Mr.. and Mrs. Manford White
and family were the guests of Mr.. and
Mrs. Herman Schellhause and family,
near Greenville, O., Sunday.
Several from this place attended the
Greenville fair Thursday.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. B. Barton are Wis
iting relatives in Oklahoma and Iowa
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CENTERVIILE

CENTERvILI4E, Ind, Aug. Is
Mr. and Mrs. Levi Gould have as
their guest this week, their brother.
Mr.. L. G. Gould and their nephew, U.
H. Crozier, of Dredsen, Ohio.
Mrs. Cora Demoss is visiting friends
and relatives in Greensburg, Indiana
She will also attend home coming
of former students at the school she
attended in Greensburg.
Miss Mallie Jenkins of Doddridge,
Mrs. |. n Ridenour, of Richmond are
spending some time in Rome City,
Indiana.
j. c. King made a business trip to
Indianapolis Tuesday.
Miss Stella Watt of Charlottesville,
is spending some time with her moth
er, Mrs. l.. Watt, in the Doddridge
neighborhood.
Mrs. Howell is visiting her daughter
Mrs. Helen Greist, near Chicago.
Mrs. William Hurst has returned to
her home south of town after spend
ing several days with Joseph Hurst
and family.
The Tice family held their family
reunion at their old home south of
town Sunday. Among those present
were Mr. and Mrs CharlesMatti and
family, of Kokomo; Mrs James Dye
and daughter, of Urbana; Mr.. Jacob
Tice of New Madison, Ohio; Mr.. Lew
is Tice and family of Chester, Mr.
Emmett Tice and family living north
of Centerville; Mr.. and Mrs. Harry
Garrett, Mr.. William Garrett and fam
lily. Mr.. Balsar Tice, Mr.. Dan Tice and
son.
Mr.. Forrest Kempton will soon leave
for Jacksonville, Illinois. where he is
employed TO teach biology in the Ill.
inOis college.
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Fine For Freckles. Too
VERY POPULAR

Opera Cream is very largely used
by ladies who are troubled with freck-
les, pimples. blotches, etc. 1t does not
remove or irritate the skin, but first
hides these blemishes, and gradually
removes them completely.
After using Opera Cream regularly
for a few months you will be agree
ably surprised at the softness and
clearness Of your complexion, 1t never
roughens the skin.
OPERA CREAM,
A LIQUID BEAUTIFIER
When properly applied with q
sponge. will never show, and imparts
to the skin a velvety loneliness that is
impossible TO get from the use OF any
similar preparation. Just try it-once.
For sale by all druggists. or by mail
direct from manufacturers on receipt
of price, &c. Manufactured by Dayton
Drug Co.. Dayton Ohio.
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strict confidence. A woman can freely
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thus has been established a confidential
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Out of the vast volume of experience
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FALL TERM OPENS
Teachers List of Dublin
School.
Palladium Specially

DUBLIN. Ind. Aug, 2s.-The Dub
lin school will open Monday morning
The following is the list of officers
and teachers: Superintendent. George
Long; principal. Miss Ods Brown; as
sistant principal. Vern Hill; interme
date room, Mrs. l.. O'Connel. Miss
Inez Funk; primary. Miss Margaret
Scott.
Miss Norma Herbst and Miss Iowa
Henly are attending the Teachers In
stitute at Newcastle.
The teachers from here are attend
ing Chautauqua at Richmond this
week
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A QUEER SPECIMEN
Farmer Finds a Freak of Ma
ture.
palladium Specially

MILTON, Ind, Aug. 2s.-Clayton
Kimmel found a worm that caused
much wonder as to what it was Mr.
Kimmel lives in the country two miles
east of town. The worm was found
under a walnut tree in his year It
measures 7 inches when stretched to
its full length. 1t is green and has
sixteen feet, of which six are good
sized. 1t has ten horns, the largest
being II inches long. Mr.. Kimmel
has been exhibiting it trying to have
it named, but has not yet succeeded
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that she has got him guessing as to
what has happened"
That's right" said the other WON
an cooingly, 81 never miss an opportu-
nifty of inviting my husbands early
loves to dinner. They are always sure
to be fat and frowsy, or living skele-
tons, and l can see his ideal crumb-
ling to pieces as he contrasts them
In propria persona with the way he
remembered them"
But we also have changed since
we inspired loves young dream" sug-
gested a third woman.
"Oh, our husbands are used to US, "
replied the woman philosopher, COM
fortably. And they have quit looking
at us. anyway"
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Harold F. Mccormick, of Chicago. is
announced as the first air commuter."
He plans to fly from his home at Lake
Forest to his Office in Chicago. a dis
lance of thirty miles, every morning
when weather conditions permit
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They will find that Chamberlain s
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