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American Fork citizen. [volume] (American Fork, Utah) 1912-1979, 1914-02-14
Excellent Music and Good Time
Assured All.

When you want the best suit of
clothes remember the Royal Tailoring
q Gents Furnishing Co. IA-If
Mr Ray Hoover OF Provo was here
saturday and Sunday visiting. the
guest Of Miss Eliza Hindley.
Miss Chloe Thorne of Pleasant
Grove spent Thursday and FRIDAY
here. visiting friends and relatives.
Mrs. Reed Gardner OF Idaho Falls
Is mere for an extended visit with
ker. - q"
Messrs. Arthur White and Jack Ro-
sell OF Salt Lake City were guests OF
Misses Hazel Chase and Barhara
boiey, Tuesday and Wednesday.
Mr.. John A. Grant, one OF the pro-
minent ranch men OF southern Ijtab |
ana son OF William Grant of this CITY
was here Monday and Tuesday visit,
ing relatives and disposing Of bailed
hay and alfalfa seed.
II is cold weather to talk seeds
put spring Will be here before Won
know II. Buy your garden and grass
seeus while You can get what You
~ onipmahs 14-1t 4
American Fork citizen. [volume] (American Fork, Utah) 1912-1979, 1914-02-14

Checkers In FIVE reels is a wonder
fui horse racing play. I4-lt
The big plastered arch In the south
part Of the Stake Tabernacle is about
completed and the side panels Will be
decorated with something appropriate
from church works.
Mr.. A. X. Thornton and daughter
MISS Lizzie, went to Salt Lake civ
thursday morning to attend the lum.
bermen's convention. Miss Thornton
returned home the same evening and
mr' thornton is expected home TODAY.
MT. and Mrs. Richard Steele enter-
famed at their residence in the Fourtb
ward Tuesday evening. More than
.nlrty friends participated In the good
Time spent In dancing and with mnsic
ana games. During the evening an
excellent oyster supper was served.
The High School and district
SCHOOLS were closed Friday on account
d the teachers convention at Iebi
ne High School students were given
holiday Lincoln's birthday hut
cnool was held In the grammar and
Urinary grades. ""u
American Fork citizen. [volume] (American Fork, Utah) 1912-1979, 1914-02-14

Attorney George =. Parker was II
town on business Wednesday.
|
Mr.. Clifton Pierce made a business
trip to Salt Lake City Tuesday.
Latest In shirts and collars. Royal
Tailoring d Gents Furnishings Co,
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Milton Brown returned home Mon
day after a few days visit with Salt
Lake relatives.
Mr.. Roy Thompson of Murray spent
a Few days this week here visiting
the guest of Miss Evedene Lee.
Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Kelly. who
nave been residing at Bingham. will
return to American Fork Sunday and
VIII make this their future home.
MISS Jessie Green, who is attending
school at the b. Y. U. at Provo. spenf
saturday and Sunday here visiting her
parents, Mr.. and Mrs Jesse Green.
Mrs. Angus Cunningham went tn
salt Lake City Tuesday for n few
lays visit with her sister, Mrs. M o.
Inc farmers Of American Fork and
surroundings have kept
ar. stephen Baker very busy the en-
ire week, contracting for beets for
he coming year.
Our new spring dress goods are I'm. ,
lease call and look them over. Itl
our pleasure to show them and
our complete happiness II you buy
lem. Chapman Nero. Co. 14-Iti
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, Checkers in Ave reels at the orien
Wednesday, Feb. Is. AL
Mrs. Fred Strong of Alpine spent
the week here visiting her mother
Mrs. J. NJ. Thornton.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Rowley of
Mertaugh, Idaho, spent a few days
here visiting Mr. and Mrs Frank Han
son this week.
Dr. ]. f. Noyes was d Provo visitor
the latter part of the week, guest of
his mother, Mrs. Louisa Mcbride.
The Orient regular programs are up
to the standard The reason they are
not talked about Is because of the
wonderful big features that are being
SHOWN there. 14-1t
Misses Vina Duncan and Florence
Stewart were Pleasant Grove visitors
Lincoln's birthday and Friday, guests
of Mrs. l.. ID. Stewart
Mr.. Bennett Peterson went to Boun-
tiful Tuesday on account of the severe |
illness of his daughter, who is suf- |
fering with typhoid fever.
Misses Reba Parker and Ruby
Wootton spent Eincoln's birthday and
Friday at Pleasant Grove, guests of
Miss Virgie Gray.
A number OF American Fork people
vent to Lehi last night to be present
I a party given there by MIR. and
drs. James Golf.
The American Theatres big feature
or Monday, Tuesday and Wednesday
ext Is "A Leap for Life" which wifi
e SHOWN at the Orient Saturday OF
nc same week 14-1t
Mr.. george Knight, one of our cIty's
rosperous fruit raisers, was at MUIR
" Monday to attend fruit growers
A Leap for Life in four reels at the
'ien' SATURDAY FEB. IL. Alt
Two clerks from the American
Drk Coop spent most pleasant
ening Monday hunting watercress
, down near Utah Lake.
Mr.. and Mrs. James Halsey enter
lhed goodly number of their =
ENDS at their home Tuesday even.
g. Singing. dancing and games
insisted OF the evenings pleasure.
freshments were served.
III saturday evening Mrs. Will Con-
carried out most successful and
loyabIe surprise party In honor of
husbands birthday. A splendid
'ning's entertainment resulted from,
sic and various games. Luncheon
S served to about fifty guests.
ne near relatives of Mrs. Eugene
nroid met at her home Tuesday
ernoon In celebration of her birth
anniversary. A most pleasant
srnoon was enjoyed by all present.
delicious supper was served
ome In and see the new line of
!. Royal Tailoring & Gents Fur
"e w. 14-1t
,hat promises to be one of the
ing social events of the season
me dancing party which will be
~ on Friday evening, Feb. 20. In
High School gym by the girls
OF the High School. Each lady
invite gentleman partner. ali
lDers OF the High School. The
mittee In charge OF the affair are
,ting much time In working this c
ana a good enjoyable time ia as full
ID all who attend. 10
American Fork citizen. [volume] (American Fork, Utah) 1912-1979, 1914-02-14

Mr.. Joseph White spent Tuesds,
ana wednesday at Salt Lake CITY
Checkers In five reels is a wonder
Ao''o racihg play. Alt
MISS Mable Greenwood is home
after spending the past month with
iriehds and relatives at Thistle
hoy Woods was home from Eureka
visiting relatives and friends a few
days this week.
Inc Tabernacle building committee
met again last Wednesday night. but
aecided nothing definitely on the seat.
ing or the organ. These matters will
come up again before the committee
1t later date.
Az the residence Of Mrs. Charlotte
,ea,nerstone a quilting party was
ieid on Wednesday afternoon Al
MS social gathering excellent re-
reshments were served to those pres
ut, VINO were Mrs. James Varney
irs. NED Wild. Mrs. LATE Parker, Mrs
george Varney. Mrs. Samuel Green.
,ood, Mrs: M. A. Wild. Mrs, viii Lar.
'" ana MRS. Violate Clark.
American Fork citizen. [volume] (American Fork, Utah) 1912-1979, 1914-02-14
NOW READY

The Aspect of the Liquor
question" by Judge Adolph
Nielsen, are now finished and
are carried by local dealers as
wen as by the author. They
are concise, convincing and
bristling with facts. n
American Fork citizen. [volume] (American Fork, Utah) 1912-1979, 1914-02-14
Choice Cut Flowers

Ferns and Floral DESIGNS.
send to the Lehi Floral Co., Lehi,
telephone 2O.J. We deliver
PROMPTLY 1yp
American Fork citizen. [volume] (American Fork, Utah) 1912-1979, 1914-02-14

9 MONDAY and Tuesday on business.
- Mr Clifford Il. Young was at d
state capital on business Monday
IiEs-the best. Royal TaIIorn
AL
MISS Mae Walker returned HON
tuesday after enjoying a week viii
City. a. SAT- Ian
Miss Annie Hammett is home aftel
spending the past three months al
Provo
mrs. s. l.. Chapman and Mrs George
hemphill we're guests Of Mrs R. J.
Murdoch Of Provo. Monday.
Mr. and Mrs. viii Larson moved
into their new residence on First
East and Fourth South this week
MISSES Ella and Eliza storrs spent
sunday at Provo visiting their broth
err Mr.. George Storrs, and his family.
uraVei trains on the interurban
were reported running to Lehi Tues
day.
Glen Storrs has accepted a pos-
ton with the local ID. & r. a. Railroad
company.
MISS Mary Neal of Salt Lake spent
the week here visiting her sister.
Mrs. Christebell Taha.
Miss Ruth Lindsay OF Heller hut
VINO ID teaching school at Lindon.
spent Saturday and Sunday here visit,
hg Mr. and Mrs. Clifton Pierce.
Ten painters from Alpine stake and
, nue., the direction OF Mr.. Axell
'loomquist OF this city, are very busy
alnting the interior Of the stake Tab.
Mr.. and Mrs. LATE Sorenson were
American Fork Monday. and while
ere made a pleasant call at the AL
Inc Pub. Co. ONCE.
VIII Gardner. who Is employed at r
ait Lake. was here the fore part of II
'e week visiting his parents, MIR. C
Id Mrs. James T. Gardner. a
NJ
MRS Sadie Hitchcock returned to
" nome at Salt Lake City on Tues d.
~ after visit here with Mr. and q,
RS Rem Halliday. !,
The stork on Saturday left n ano e'
n-pound baby boy at the home Of m
:. and Mrs Bill Preston. All W
hcerned doing nicely.
r1sh law opens Feb. is. Call nj II
Ipman's and get your license. lines af
oks' reels, basket. cap, hin rubber ds
o.s' hunting coat, etc. Hardware 80
14-1t
MI Ernest ]. Seastrand and MFR
WIN were over to Provo Tues
20 aitend a stockholders meeting tie
.he hoidaway & Smith Manufac- Mi
a ns company; Mr.. Seastfoad. was
cted one Of the directors.
les
irs. Bert Timpson and children IL
NJ 10 salt Lake City, Sunday. where CIV
VIII reside In the future. as Mr. tn'
lpsoh Is employed there. Mr. CIV
Epson went some time ago. WI
me
". ana MRS. Bob" Bennett of Fort d 40,
yoh were American Fork visitors ny
TUESDAY. MIR. Bennett has been sn p
pied with bad leg for the nast SUI
se Weeks but Is now able to gel
= U"ss Dressmaking-Miss Freda .
aoble Will do sewing at home or 20 >
IL by the day. For any reference 1
quire OF Mrs John W. Chapman. +
stated there will be a larger
age OF beets raised I'm this VEIN
me coming season than in 1919
contracts are practically the
as last year. The company
es TO pay the farmers SIS a ton
cred at the factory. w.
en' ana Mrs. s. NJ. Debolt will ,
mere Feb Is for Lynn Junction, ,
Mr. Debolt has accepted a DO :
Tor the s. p, l.. A. & 8. Ill,
oad company. 1t is Understood =
the present agent at Silver CITY
'ake Mr Debolt's position here. i. .
American Fork citizen. [volume] (American Fork, Utah) 1912-1979, 1914-02-14

Mr; Joseph White spent Tuesdy
ana wednesday at Salt Lake CITY
American Fork citizen. [volume] (American Fork, Utah) 1912-1979, 1914-02-14

Attorney George p. Parker was I'm
town on business Wednesday.
American Fork citizen. [volume] (American Fork, Utah) 1912-1979, 1914-02-14

Bob Manesco was Provo visitor
Sunday.
American Fork citizen. [volume] (American Fork, Utah) 1912-1979, 1914-02-14

Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Rowley of
Mertaugh, Idaho, spent few days
here visiting Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Han
son this week
American Fork citizen. [volume] (American Fork, Utah) 1912-1979, 1914-02-14

Checkers in five reels is n wonder.
fui horse racing play. lt.lt
American Fork citizen. [volume] (American Fork, Utah) 1912-1979, 1914-02-14

Mr.. Clifton Pierce made business
trip to Salt Lake City Tuesday.
American Fork citizen. [volume] (American Fork, Utah) 1912-1979, 1914-02-14

MRS. T.. t. Henry spent few days
this week visiting friends at Provo.
American Fork citizen. [volume] (American Fork, Utah) 1912-1979, 1914-02-14

TlES-the latest. Royal Tailoring
W. 14-1t
American Fork citizen. [volume] (American Fork, Utah) 1912-1979, 1914-02-14

roy Woods was home from Eureka
s nsiting relatives and friends few
American Fork citizen. [volume] (American Fork, Utah) 1912-1979, 1914-02-14

Checkers in Ave reels at the Orient
Wednesday. Feb. 49, Alt
Mrs Fred Strong of Alpine spent
the week here visiting her mother.
Mrs. J. M. Thornton.
American Fork citizen. [volume] (American Fork, Utah) 1912-1979, 1914-02-14

DR.. ]. F. Noyes was Provo visitor
the latter part of the week, guest of
his mother, Mrs. Louisa Mcbride.
The Anderson daily intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson, S.C.) 1914-1915, 1914-11-17
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MELTON SCHOOL
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AS this Is our first time to get In
the school circle of The intelligencer
since our SCHOOL, opened, October 27,
we wish to congSAtulate the new edi-
tor OF the marked Improvement of
the dear old paper, and also to thank
him, on our. part for the Difference he
Is showing the schools OF the county.
And We wish to say we would en-
deavof to take advantage of The In
telligencer's liberal proposition of the
Cchools, We're II not for the fact we
are already a beneficiary of The In
telligencer's liberality and can make
the couysof the. paper we are already
receiving, answer our needs as well
as IT, our schools were receiving an
additional copy: We never did believe
IN imposing on good nature.
Our schools is progressing nicely.
even though vic haven't succeeded
as yet in getting our school grounds
fixed up. We are trying to do our
part, and we believe we already see
tho making here OF as good q school
as thele Is in the county. Some OF
the patrons have even mentioned a
new building just to keep up, and as
is hard times" had never been heard
Of In factgwe believe there are more
people spaf Ssquare milo I'm this part
of the comfy making their living at
home thenR In any other section Of
tho county zone can find.
: Hence theareason we can talk about
new school building. II you doubt
the above, Mr. Editor. we invite you
to come see for yourself about
Thanksgiving.
Rev. Johnny Mann filled his ap-
pointment at Six and Twenty church
Sunday, Nov. 8. The sermon was In
deed o remarkable one on economy.
The, subject being Gather. ye up the
fragments" Rev. Mann richly de-
serves all thespraise and commenda-
asvti AtIoi skoCcIEes. rev. Mann also
preached at Friendship the afternoon
OF the same day.
Onr. schcol: improvement association
Is expecting Miss Garlingtotn's visit
soon. We shall he delighted IL Miss
Garlihgtotn can get round to us be-
fore the year Is out.
The Anderson daily intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson, S.C.) 1914-1915, 1914-11-17
SMITH SCHOOL
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Smith school has Just closed the
nrst month OF this session with sue
cess.
Wc nave Tor our teachers this term
Mr.. p. III. Slosson of Sandy Springs as
principal and Miss Mamie Garrison
was reelected assistant. This is Mr..
Blossoms firts year but we can al
ready see that he Is the man for the
place.
AS some will remember we have
built two new school houses at this
place inside or IL months. Our first
house was burned down by lightning
this summer, but we have built again
on the game planG.
Miss Darlington, Mr.. -Gunter and
Mr.. FELTON, visited our school last
Tuesday and gave US aoE,e interesting
talks on education.
Miss GnrlinRfon rAnrRanized our.
improvement Association which was
started. last year but for the lack OF
eficient and energetic workers Il was
g failure. But we are going to make
q success OF this and show the people
that Smith school will be at the top
|of the t'bill" some day.
+ The first meeting was held last FRI
day. They will be held every Friday
before third Sunday OF every month.
/ We have for officers: Mrs. r. r.
Mitchell, president; Mrs. Julius VIII
!son. vice president, and Miss Marie
Wilson, secretary, and some of the
most earnest little workers to be
founii.
NJ 10
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HIGH POINT SCHOOL
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The teachers and pupils have de-
cided this is to be the best year I'm the
history OF the school. Miss Crawford
OF Anderson is principal and Miss
Gaines OF Townville has charge OF the
primary department.
The School improvement Associa-
ton is doing some splendid work at
present Recently a called meeting
was held in order to discuss some
money making scheme to buy differ
ent apparatus for the building, which
Is one of the most handsome rural
schcvls in the county.
The regular meeting was held Nov.
18th. and cleanup day was observ-
ed. New walks will be laid off on the
grounds and basket bail diamond and
tennis court were planned for the
boys and girls. Inside work was done
also.
A Thanksgiving program is being
planned by the pupils. All who arc in
terested are cordially invited to at
tend.
Fiddler's Convention.
The patrons of High Point school,
formerly known as Long Branch No.
16, will hold a Fiddler's Convention
Thursday evening, Nov. 10.
performance viii begin at 1880. Ad-
mission 10 cents. The public is cor
daily invited to attend and enjoy the
entertainment
The Anderson daily intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson, S.C.) 1914-1915, 1914-11-17
, o o o o 0 . o o o o 0 90 o o o
BISHOPS BRANCH
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Our school opened on Oct. 10, un-
der the management OF Misses Lucy
Haddon and Bessie Newton. Our en-
l'ollment now is forty-fve and the
prospects are bright for successful
school year. During vacation the ex-
terror OF the building was repainted
and the windows fitted with wire
guards. These add much TO tho an.
pearance of the building. -
The handsome dwelling OF Mr.. A. II.
Mitchell was burned last Saturday at
midday. The loss Is estimeted at s3.-
600 with an Insurance os $500.
Mrs. w. M. Crensbaw was n visitor
lat Mr.. L.. Newton,s this waek.
A nrraher of yonng people frcrn this
section attended a party at the PEN
|deiton school building last Friday
might. II was given IN interest of the
Epfacopal church. .5a., g
Miss Lucy Haddon spent the week
end with home solks and friends at
Dpnaids.
4 Mr.. and Mrs. J. c. Boggs OF Liberty
spent Thursday ut Mr.. Leard New
tone. ,ieslEl -
3 Our teachers and several ladies' OF
the community are expecting to at
tend the educational meeting at AM
derson next Saturday.
The farmers OF this section are tak-
Ing the advice OF the agricultural au-
- ase s planting, large ansn-
titles o. wheat and oats.
The Anderson daily intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson, S.C.) 1914-1915, 1914-11-17
EiO ONEA PATH SCHOOL
. 8 90 . . . . 90 8 8 o o . 8 q.


Miss Vera Shirley entertained q few
friends at q rool party last ThuFnday
evening. Tho RoDiE Csne win next
meet at the home OF Miss Helen
Biackinan.
Mrs, J. ii. Mckenzie. Mrs.. T. Al.
Brock and; Mrs. J. @. Latimer visited
the schcoi lost week, Tha pnpiis aa
weIl as the teachers. are delighted to
have the patrons show their interest
In the school BY wishing It.
A very interesting game OF BASKET
ball Was played here Friday afternoon
betM4en the WoEnan.s College Of Due
West ana the Honsa Path F5iRn
school teams. Our girls started ont
in tho lead and remained so duffne
the entire game. Good playing was
done ON both sides, the won.alI,s col
lege Following very close on bnhfssi
Honea Path The winning 1f the aaa1lo
was due 70 the excellent goal throw ;
ing by sullivan and pngan. The final
ss'oEe wEaa IS to 70 IN favor Of Hones
F The leesia OF E4onca ps:th md fhs
rare pr,,tile Be or hearing Or. Edwin
Hall tne iefii1ua hnmorisf &fi6 orator
last E'tiday aTaEiHg ta tho SehnSi au-
dlsorinhi re ~ sEteEtA ine1 tle
school fhiIdrea for 4 few sn.nuses
ThursdxY rDerninE IN chapel,
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. PENDLEroN SCHOOL
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The boys and girls of the high
school have o new tennis court on
which they expect. to enjoy some in
teresting games.
Mr.. Hanna's room has l.aen greatly
improved by a window box. This was
q prize to the school on Field Day.
Miss McCutcheon has made a great
many improvements In her room, by
covering the coal box flower pots,
and waste baskets. -
Miss Gertrude llehaff6y. the sixth
grade teacher, spent the weekend at
her heme in Townvilles
We want to thank the editor for
the nice paper he is sending us, we
all enjoy 1t very much. X
The Anderson daily intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson, S.C.) 1914-1915, 1914-11-17
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TWoNXILLE SCHOOL
8 s,,.s 8 8 2 8 3 J. 8 z, 3 13 8 o 8 q q 3 .

o o o q o o o b b o o o o o b O o
ToWNVILLHs Ysy. aA--Fr.day. ole
wssR $40. Dr. ". T. Hcllingsworth
eaT5 lecture emitted, 't,.,.. q. 1: : ,.r. ..
Stole the Apples.,, The large crowd
present to hear D2 Eioilingsworth had
a very. pleasant .aYening. Music was
furnished by Miss Fiorrye Dunlay,
Prof. T. II. Hawkins and the music
class. =
The marriage on Saturday evening,
November z, at Seneca. of Miss Jean
Kennerly. one OF the schools favorite
teachers. was a great surprise. Ac-
companied by MissesINeil Kellet, Fam
ME Broyles, Carolyn Hunter and
1Messrs. T. B. Jones, Frank and Al
bort Hawkins, the bridal couple quiet
" slipned out Of town. went to the
Baptist parsonage at Seneca, and
there wee married. The groom, Mr.;
p. b. Ellis of Greenwood, Is a promf-
nent young business man.
: The elections for school pianists
recently held resulted in the choice Of
Misses Lila King. Mary Jones, Emma
SteyensonTand Jeanette Bolt.
A great Improvement in the appear
ance OF the school grounds has been
made by the addition of handsome
United States flag, the gift OF Miss
Matte MeCarley.
The Students are aglow with ex-,
citement over twb coming events,
These events, are the Health Day
Celebration" to be held on Tuesday
afternoon and the "ETddiers' ccnyen-
ucn," scheduled for Thanksgiving
eve.
EUNA STEVENSON.
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The Lebanon Literary society is 10
have a public meeting on Wednesday,
November IS, at 2:30 y. m. The fol-
lowing programs viii be given;
Song by school.
Reading Max Welborn.
TnstFuinontai Iiuet-Fi0 % i0FiGu ,r1i W1i-
born. Ln1ise Martin. 4
Oration---Roy Craig. ~
Dsading Cecil Copeland.
Double Guartet--Alva Clarke. Mil-
dre6 Smith Max Welbprn. Clara Well
born. Roy Craig. Lois Richardson.
Ralph McAiister. Grace Martin.
Jokes Ralph McAiister.
Recitation Bessie Harris.
Debate: Resolved, That the world
Ia growing morally better.
s Afiirmatiye: Wade Robbins. Rnb-s
McAiister;; Eegative. MALCOLM DUO
worth. Fiorencs Moore.
Instrumental solo -Hdyth EIutchin-
con. s.' ~. x I. Z
Song ny society.
( Mr. J. r. Feiion ana State superir-
Stendent OF rnfai eohooaB hfr. Lueco
Qnnter, visited our sebooi On last
TharEday morhinz After the visit 10
the school thes addressed the teach
ers. nyipils and patrons In the church.
We were indeed glad 20 hare them
with us. h; RI
!. We certainty appreciate the pfiSi-
1ege' of having notes on our school
work published. y We enJoY readsng
the notes from the other nchools.
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