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Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1915-11-06

The disgrace of General Gregorieff, the
commander at Kovno when that Russian fort
ress was captured by the Germans, has been
expected. The early fall of Kovno, which was
strong in Notifications as well as in supplies,
has never been fully explained. With its cap
ture the Germans secured an immense amount
of war material, much of which should have
been removed had the commander followed the
example set at Lemberg and Warsaw by the
evacuating Slavs 1t is now stated that at q
critical time the commander was absent from
the fortress and this may mean that instead
of holding the city until the last possible mo-
ment, he withdrew in anything but military
order On the. other hand, there is always the
possibility of some undermining influence in
the faction-ridden Russian court which has
succeeded in disgracing him from motives Of
enmity
The Lancaster news. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1905-current, 1915-10-19
PATRIOTIC.

A man that will go to the trouble
and expense Of making an exhibit at
the County Fair, knowing that he can
not get enough direct financial re-
turn to reimburse him, is patriotic to
a large extent. or course he will re-
ceive considerable indirect benefit.
but in making the exhibit, demon
strates the fact that he is patriotic
and wants to let the people of the
county know what he is doing so as
to encourage them to get out of the
old ruts and improve their condition.
Take the matter of raising cattle.
mules, horses and hogs. Our people
nave been in habit, for several gen.
erations, of depending on the West
for these things, and that is one rea
son why we are as poor as we are.
AS long as we raise all cotton AMI
buy all food stuff an dwork animals
IN the west. we Will be poor. but il
our people can be encouraged to
raise their own needs and then Ali
the cotton they can il will be only n
Few years until the people of the
south will be the bankers OF the
world. But in order to get them TO
90 this it will be necessary for those
mat have made a success OF raising
nose things to demonstrate it to
''hers and by exhibiting your cattle.
stock, etc, you will be a benefit to
generations yet unborn" There are
a number of people in this country
raising fine beef cattle, hogs. mules
and horses which we hope to see
1ave full exhibit here. There are
some people that have number of
home raised mules and we would
Ike to see them all on exhibit. l..
viii not cost you much, and we hope
~ s-'e you show that much patriot
Sm Won't you do -Abbevil!e
Medium.
The Lancaster news. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1905-current, 1915-10-19
Where He Saw Them.

Some time ago bans was enjoying a
lu'"t hour with a friend over social
lr.t.al Nhnu he suddenly chonged
>o"',~s. ;iCn and turned To the
'tl2r with an animated expression
-'"..' tf"k vat sc dis afternoon.
Gawcob." saIa he. 1t was der worse
e.er! Two men nit by a trolley und
cut up sLoost der same like chopin
Vood!" "Vots dat?" exclaimed the
friend, sitting right up and beginning
to take notice. DO you mean to say
DOT you haf seen some sights like
dot? We're you see him." I'm der
afternoon newsbaper!" was the inno-
cent rejoinder OF Hans.
The Lancaster news. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1905-current, 1915-10-19

,rtEering this splendid work
This growing interest in rural
schools is one of the decided points
in favor of Lancaster county-a de
liGhtful section to which to attract
those who will not come without
the better school advantages.
CONDITIONS GOOD.
In presenting this resume of the
c-ty's progress. we should call atten-
tion to the fact that the conditions
Under which We have labored during
the past year nave been as n whole
particularly unfavorable. occasioned
as we all know by the depression in
cldent to the great European war;
however, the past year has been one
fraught with unusual prosperity. in
many lines of industry, and perhaps
there never was time. under exist
ing conditions. when the people were
more happy and contented. Crops
OF all kinds are, as a whole, good. the
fruit and grain crops especially be-
ing good.
The demand for labor has been
very good throughout the whole wear.
Practically all manufacturing plants
In the city and vicinity have made
considerable improvements along
me lines of installing modern ma
chinery and increasing the OUTPUT
II thelr plants. The installation of
the new sewerage system, the paw
ing OF Main street, the building Of
the many miles of concrete sidewalks
and the many other municipal i'm
provements have been. indeed, a
great factor in keeping the indus
trial and commercial situations alive
! in the city during the year.
CHURCH LIFE AND EDUCATION
The Lancaster news. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1905-current, 1915-10-19

strong membership. The Presby
terians have recently purchased
very beautiful lot in the city and
will, in all probability. erect a mod
ern church in the near future. The
Baptists have made considerable
improvements recently.
The school system of the city is
modern in every detail and ranks
among the best in South Carolina.
fhe graded school is located in the
center OF the city on spacious grounds
School is maintained nine months in
each year. Plans have been formu-
lated for a great public library and
this we hope will be our next forward
step.
From the foregoing it can readily
be seen that Lancaster has Justly
earned the reputation as the "City
That Does Things"
The Lancaster news. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1905-current, 1915-10-19
HENCEFORTH MY CREED.

ISSUED by Lancaster Chamber OF
Commerce.)
l believe in the Lancaster of today,
and the glorious spirit of it's men and
it's women that will build the greater
Lancaster of tomorrow. l believe in
the power of the workers of Lancas-
ter to upbuild the city. / believe in
the great plans born of the union OF
men Of initiative, of foresight, Of
civic patriotism, for the development
of the city. But greater faith have
in the dreams of those visionaries who
in the distance see the Lancaster that
is to be. / believe in Lancaster for
what it is today, but more in what it
aspires to be.
And l am resolved that I am today
and will continue to be tomorrow
and during all other days around the
bend-an efficient worker for the
uoNcioputHI VI i
will observe the rules OF the great
game OF life, obey the law of harmony
which demands that / work hand in
hand and heart to heart with my
fellows, and ever will l remember
that which do for my city 1 do for
myself, and that never can / serve
others without earning greater profit
for myself. And every day l shall SO
livei and so serve that when / have
slipped away for the long rest my
fellow workers will march even more
bravely toward the goal of perfection,
and my great hope is that they shall
ever look upon me as a Master Ser
want.
The Lancaster news. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1905-current, 1915-10-19
LIFE.

contributed by Lancaster Chamber
OF Commerce
Man comes into this world with
out his consent, and leaves against
his will. During his stay or earth
his time is spent in one continu. us
round of contrares and ;nisunder-
standing. In his infancy, he is
ange!; in his boyhood he Is devil:
in his manhood he is everything
from lizard up; in his duties he Is
fool; If he has no family. he ia
committing race suicide; ,r he raises
creek, he is thief and Ihe law
raises Cain with him; if 10 is , boor
man. he is poor manager md has
no sense II he is rich. he is dishon
est, but is considered smart: if he is
IN polltlcs. he is a CRATER and
crook; If he is out of politics. Won
can't place him. and he is an unde-
srable citizen; if he goes to church.
he is hypocrite; # he stays away
from church, ht is sinner; il he
donates 10 foreign missions. he does
i for show; if he doesn't he's stinpy
ard a tight wad." When he first
comes into the world, everybody
wants to kiss him; before he gees
out they want to kick HIM. If he
d es young, there was a great future
Fcr him; if he lives to ripe old age.
he is in the way, only living 20 save
funeral expenses
'ut you can be happy by boosting
ne many and varied resources of
lancaster, and the "Rich Lancaster
o'strict." DO not delay. Begin
today.
The Lancaster news. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1905-current, 1915-10-19
1A\CASTER-==Tf1e City That Leads
and Mm Ar Wheels in 6wmL
Gmbmf fCommre- -SwebEu uahod Advantages
nam9ghn hnhuqGmm


lie roads in the county, and during
the past few months under the di-
rection of our enterprising and pro-
gressive county engineer, Mr.. ii. H.
Kester 100 miles and over have been
widened to 80 feet and over 800
miles have been placed in excellent
condition for travel. The transpor-
tation facilities of any community
are the best index to human progress
and Development hence, Lancaster
county is giving much thought and
attention to this particular line OF
work. The Chamber of Commerce
has been of material assistance to
the county officials in this direction.
BOOSTER EXCURSIONS.
The Lancaster Chamber of Com
merce is the smallest organization
Of it's kind in the South to inaugu-
rate and carry out successfully reg
ular Trade Special Trips" or as
they are commonly called, Booster
Trips" During the past eight
months we have operated five OF
these successfully. On these trips
we have covered large railway
mileage, visited many cities. towns
and villages, and have scattered
commercial sunshine and preached
the prosperity and greatness of Ian
caster to a very large aggregation of
people.
'ARM DEMONSTRATION WORE
Farm demonstration work in Ian
'aster county is progressing well un
ier the leadership of Mr.. c. l.. M,
Manus, demonstration agent, VIII
has been in the field four years
travelling from farm to farm advis
ing and instructing the farmers O,
preparation OF the soil, judiciou,
'ertilization, selection Of seed in tn,
ield, the use of improved farm ma
'hlnery, etc. The agent has undcr
MS supervision 100 farmers know
rs demonstrators who follow his in.
tructions on one or more acres and
The Lancaster news. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1905-current, 1915-10-19

'eport results at harvest to the ag
ricultural department at Washing
ton.
IMPROVED RURAL SCHOOLS.
Lancaster county people are pro
gressive along many lines Their
homes are being improved, their
farms are being developed. their
churches and schools are forging
ahead. They are leaving the old
iystem of one crop, planning more
and more live stock breeding, cul-
tivating the soil after modern meth
DDS, fertilizing their crops with
judgment. They are growing.
This improvement is marked in
many directions. but is none more
than along the lines of the rura!
school. Prof. V. A. Lingle, the pro-
gressive and efficient superintendent
Of education of Lancaster county, is
enthusiastic in his expressions CON
cerning the progress being made III
the schools of the county No long
II is ii necessary for farmers to leave
heir farms and move to town in or
Ter to educate their children. The
roper policy is TO improve the rural
'chools, which is being done in Ian
'aster county, and the people are be
inning to realize the importance of
his step.
Many of the schools of Lancaster
ounty are operating seven end eight
months each year, and many OF them
ave doubled their tax levy during
he past year in order to increase the
ficiency Of the schools. Many Of
he schools throughout the county
IRE constructing modern buildings,
JropeIly equipped, for the purpose Of
Five Mile Beach weekly journal., 1915-12-10
wildwood Credit High

The $I00, 900 school bond issue re-
Gently authorized to provide for the
erection of the new high school was
awarded to M. NJ. Freeman q Co. at a
premium of $40. Four bids in all
were made for the bonds. among them
being a joint bid for the entire issue by
the Marine National Bank and the
Wildwood Title & Trust Company.
Following SO closely upon the sale of
the water bonds in the sum of $780, 600
to Drexel & Company, the sale of the
school bonds at such a premium is in
dicative Of the high regard in which
the city's securities are held by outside
investors.
Five Mile Beach weekly journal., 1915-12-10
Ladies. Please Notice

If you have been on Wild wood ave-
nue. during the past week you will have
noticed the window display at 1872,
which tells you that the Wildwood
Embroide cry Shop is located there for
the winter season. They are now show
ing a good line of children's dresses up
to II year size.
MISS ). SCOTT.
Five Mile Beach weekly journal., 1915-12-10
Special Notice

Mrs. Dare will close her store Deem
Der 24tn for the winter months. She i!
offering great bargains IN millinery
Buy now
Five Mile Beach weekly journal., 1915-12-10

Use the JOURNAL little adv. column
when you have anything to sell or you
want to buy something. Lots OF peo-
pie get results from it.
Five Mile Beach weekly journal., 1915-12-10

Christmas cards, tags and seals. r.
w. Ryan's stationery store, 143 E.
Wildwood avenue, near Pacific. At
Five Mile Beach weekly journal., 1915-12-10
HIGH SCHOOL BONDS
SELL AT PREMIUM

Issue Of 500, 900 wildwood High
School Bonds Sold to NJ. M.
Freeman & Co. at a Prem
ium of $40. Casino Pier
Company 10 Spend
$4,000 on Front
Omaha daily bee., 1915-10-29

FOR sALB--Here r. = ciassfucatiOn that
ts OF the utmost Importance 70 every
reader. a. this column offers some cNcep-
tonal opportunities every day and q
small want au will cell your article at its
full value. Phone Tyler 1000
Omaha daily bee., 1915-10-29
Ready Reference Directory
The following firms offer quality and expert service that
will please the most critical
PRINTING.

WATERS s-BARNHART Ptg. Co. quality
printing. Tel Doug. 2l9o. 524 s. 18th St
Omaha daily bee., 1915-10-29
LODGE NOTICES.
nInrIls Am pnATms.

Blrths-Josoph and Rose Anderson. 29ii
Amee, boy. Joseph and Isabel Barker,
22i9 ST. Mary's avenue, boy; l. u. and
Lulu Eek, Benson Acres girl; John and
Martha Kwasniewaki, 1851 Oak, girl,
Peter and Lizzie Lubisker, Forty-eighth
avenue and II. boy: David g. and Anna
Miller, zoos Sherman avenue, girl: Royal
and Margaret Warren, 2t22 Hickory, girl;
George Chester and Della Washburn,
Gl7 Corby, girl
Deaths-stephen A. Scott, 65. Millard
hotel: Louisa Herka. 81. 1874 South
Fifteenth; Louise Bogard, 05, N22 Caas;
stanislaus Stenkewicz. g. Thirty-third
and O. South Side.
Omaha daily bee., 1915-10-29


WE wish TO thank our friends and neigh-
bors, Camp l20 VI. w. A, and Union
Pacific employees for the sympathy shoMh
us ia the sickness and death Of our nus,
wand and father; also for the beauuIIi
floral offerings aud services Iendeteu'
MRS. A. DUNCAN AND FAMILY.
We wish 10 thank our neighbors ana ana
floral offerinEs in the sad Bereavement
and loss OF my dear wife and mothsr
August schmidt. sr., Mr.. and Mrs, Jonh
Urbohn, Mr.. and Mrs. Herman Schmidl
Mr.. and Mrs. August schmidt, lr., MI
and Mrs. I'D Doeman, Mr.. and Mrs; w.
o. schmidt, Mr; ana MTs: IT, j. H. i'''''
We wish 20 thank the many friends
for their Kindness rendered during the
sickness and death OF our beloved nus
band and father also for the beauttui
MRS HUGUsr GADE AND FAMILY.
Mr. AND MRS WILLIAM ABbN-
DRoTH.
Omaha daily bee., 1915-10-29
EnR SALE

FOR sALB-Here Il = ciassfncatiOn that
h OF the utmost importance 70 every
tionsi opportunities eSery dsy and a
srnall want ad will cell your article at its
full value. Phone Tyler 1000
Furniture, Household Goods, Etc.
FURNITURE for sale. Wardrobe. suit
able for office or clothing house. Call
~ 1875 N. @th St. or phone Walnut as.
" ACUUM cleaners, all makes and
prices. ~ y. Wnliams, 46 3. 18TH ~.
BAsE burner for sale cheap. Wal 2lls.
LEAVING CITY.
Selling gas stove, rugs. dining room set,
baby buggy. sanitary couch and bedroom
suite. Call Harvey 5l34.
FOR SALE HOU S sHOLD GOODS.
Selling out entire household goods. con-
sistng OF beautiful mahogany dining room
set some fine mahogany chairs, rugs.
mahogany bookcase etc. Can be seen
by calling al 35l2 Dodge St. between
a. m. and p. m.
FURNITURE-One oil range fof sale.
cheap. Colfax 2uS
Horses and Web icies,
FARM wagon. seg harness. $50; both
new. Johnson-D anforth 60. 10th and
Two hlgh-grade Jersey cows, fresh, II.
II. Nielsen, $40 s. t9th Ave.
HEAVY team ana harness. wagon and
conl boz. Harney Sal
Sh-1NCH farm wagon good condition;
500 Colfax sb2. 1895 spalding.
llorse & , del, WAGONS for sale. Web. i7ss.
MATCHED pair OF mares 2,7OO lbs; also
delivery horse, 1000 lbs. LADY
OWNER. l24 South 2th.
Poultry, Eggs and supplies.
MXD grain. 100 lbs. '1.75. Wagner. sOl MA
sTEREOTYPE matrices make ths best
end cheapest lining for poultry houses.
durable than tarred feit ana practically
theproof &c hundred At The Zee Office
Typewrttsrs.
UNpERWooD. bargain. Phone d. 2i4f.
TYPEW RITBRs sold. rented. repaired.
Cenlrel Typewriter Exc. ieo5 Farnam.
FOR SAtE-New and secondhand carom
and pocket billiard tables and bowling
alleys and accessories; bar fixtures OF all
hinaGs; cny eansy payments The The i5 B5rnnswick-
RELIANCE Ribbon and Carbon Co, car
bon paper and linked ribbons. y. s2t2
MiscrIiancoua.
BILL" SUNDAY TABERNACLE
sheeting. shipiap. doors / carload, 2
ply rubbsrOid. 0lc a sqsato. 5000 IT,. Of
lumber, Si5 70 so, dimensions 2x6, 2x4,
SxS story, Upright fire @ escapes c So each.
Tel. Red 62l7-Chris Jensen--40l No. 18th
street
TOR SALE CHEAP
Business College Course.
Fun and complete scholarship IN one
Of the best Omaha business schools.
Good reason for sellingJ perfectly rellA-
BILE; worth full price, but will be sold
very reasonably. IL interested investigate
at once. because fall term begins soon.
There are a variety OF courses for sale,
For particulars inquire a. the office OF
The Omaha Bee.
SO 20SSSSslarstsn SSsa %sfs Wilson 4 sSSna brs! 5T
paid. Cackley Bros. Omaha
CARP ENTER tools, shovois. siedgea
picks. Jacsscrews. 10 penny match vend-
ing machines, b0c each. Horse. harness.
wagon, 500. One electric piano.
J. G. fSH,
1923 $, goth ST Harney ola
MUST sell Immediately, latest coaster
bike, spring tandem carrier attachment.
cheap. Write u. o. Nelson, COOK, Neb.
FOR sALE-Metal Garage. NJ. d. Cam
eron. Tel. II, 2g64.
2 electric motors. Room s. Bee Bldg.
w ASKING machines, all makes and
W prlcos. B. B. Williams, 3oS s. 18th St
Omaha daily bee., 1915-10-29
sIrIrATInNs WANTEn

FIRST class Swedish cook wishes posi-
tion In private family. where second
Magnussen 527 South 22d street. Phone
Red CLOS.
Omaha daily bee., 1915-10-29
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WANT ADS

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Omaha daily bee., 1915-10-29

MisceiIaneous.
OFFICE CLERR-Bright. capable young
lady. writing very good hand, for DO
fition where ability will be well rcWard d /.
small salary 10 start, but excellent ~ ufe.
WEST. REFERENCE a BOND ASS N,
762 Omaha Nat. Rank Bldg.
WANTED WOMAN-Government clerk
ships Write Immediately for details.
Franklin institute Dept 65s II. Rochester.
N Y.
HELP WANTEIJ--NALE
clerical and Once.
HER-Brlght. hustli ing
young man for splendid position with
large corporations must be very rapid and
accuratei only A-NO. I man considered
salary $40 TO start. Apply
WEST REFERENCE & BOND ASSN,
762 Omaha Nat. Bank Bldg.
: STENOs. SIS
WATTS REF. CO, s2s-io-42 Brandels rhe.
YOUNG man experienced In real estate
work Address 4 2d. Bee.
ORIGINATORS. NO FILING FEE.
Best commercial positions.
ROGERS REF. Co. $40 Paxton BLOCK.
HIGH-GRA commercial positions.
WEST. REFERENCE e. BOND ASSN.
7e2 Omaha Nat psnk Bldg.
Agents. Statesmen and Solicitors.
Omaha daily bee., 1915-10-29
MARRIAGE LIcENsns.
BUILDIN0 PERMITS,

Palace Theater company. al North
Twenty-fourth, South Side, ropalrs, q, 800;
w. r. BalE and w. M Baker 4sA Barker
avenue. frame dwelling. l2.500.
Omaha daily bee., 1915-10-29

DEATHS AND FUNERAL No"ICEs
LYsAGHT-George, died at the Lister
hospital Oct q. a.
Funeral Friday morning from st
Peters church TO Holy Sepulehre ceme-
terry. St Joseph. Mo, papers please copy
Omaha daily bee., 1915-10-29
NIisceilaasOus.

YOUNG women COMING 10 Omaha a.
stransers are invited 70 visit tue Young
Nomon's Christian association building
AZ 81 Mnrys Ave. and 18th ST, where
they will be directed TO suitable boarding
places or othcrNisc assisted Look Tor
elu tfaNeicta euioc az tnioa statian.
srENO.. state experience a la Bee.
Omaha daily bee., 1915-10-29
AIEDICAh

RHEUMATISM treated successfully, re-.
suits guarant'd DR.. Bowser. Sl4 Bee Bldg.
Omaha daily bee., 1915-10-29

MoHR-Fritz. Tuesday. Oct 26, 1915.
Funeral from the residence ll2o n sOth
fnent In Laurel Hin cemetery, Auto
service.
Omaha daily bee., 1915-10-29
A MOVIES A
~ FEATURES ~
" TODAY

APPoLo. 2S24 LEAvENwoRTH.
world Film Corp. presents Clara Klmballl
Young in Marrying Money a splendid
feature in five acts. Don't miss II,
BEssE. PATH & n.
Ploughshare. vivid 4-sct Edison master
p.ecc. featuring Gertrude Mccoy. Robert
Conness and Augustus Phillip.
GRAND. 10TH AND BlNNEY.
The Galloper. reels. featuring clifford
Crawford and Fania Marlnoff.
LOTHROP. 24TH AND LoTHRoP.
Edith Storey and Antonio Moreno In Rev.
Cyrus Townsend Brady's story, The
Island Of Regeneration"
MONROE, 1855 FARNAM.
World Film Corporation presents Vivian
Martin IN THE Little Mademoiseile, a
Schubert feature IN reels.
PRINCESS. 1317-19 DOUGLAS.
Margarita Fischer in The Miracle Of Life.
apart dramatic masterpiece.
AUTOMOBILES
Classy roadster $3.50 Tel Coifax es2
Overtons for ieaky radiator. soc. dealers.
or by mail ll094 Ave. Go. Blutfs. la.
Industrial Garage Co. 10Th 4 Harney su.
WIN pay cash for Ford car. any con-
dition. BIZ, Bee.
=s---
ANNOUNCEMENTS
EXERCISE at . N. c. A.-Busineas men
NOTICE
why not become a dancing teacher
and earn big money! | Will prepare ana
put you In business when competent.
MACKIE'S
1910 Harvey Street, Omaha
BUSINESS CHANCES
II your Business Chance VIII stand
rigid Investigation ana ~ Just what II II
sdyertised, OF II you are looking 70 start
ieoty satisfied II you Use the Buslhoss
Chance column OF The Bee. When buy
ing or selling a business Phone Tyier 1000
10 SELL. or buy o business, call on
Busch It1rghoff. frehker Elk ~. ssl2
40 GET IN OF out o. business call on
GANGESIAD. ~ Bee Bldg. Doug. 4.I
A iO-ROOM. nicely furnished rooming
house, full all the time, for sale at
bargain at 201 Howard ST.. owner leaY-
ing city. 92l Howard 81.
THEATERS-Buy. lease or sell your the
ater, machine and supplies through
Theater Exch. Co. 1905 garnam. y, 1881.
5000 EQUITY in property renting for S2s
interest IN business. Box 7g6. Omaha.
SEE Omaho Theater supply Co. for bar
ReiIls in established shows ~ $3.50.
FOR sALE-saloon doing good business
In heart OF business district OF Omaha;
2-story building with 8 living rooms; ;
ownaf must Fell at once, has good reason
for selling. 1924 s. goth st. Tel. Doug 1853
MILLINERY and ladies' ready-to-wear
store, In best town In western Me-
braskR, population 1900. only millinery
store In town, all new stock. best OF
reasons for selling. last years business
A,500 Mrs, Catherine Herbolsheimer
Chalron Neb.
MOVING picture show. Iowa's best city
ss,J00; terms. Jim wray, Sioux city.
BUSINESS places, land, city property
handled, all states. Jim Wray Sioux
GOOD restaurant for sale
cheap; down town district,
Apply to Dave, 1911 Leaven-
worth, grocery.
FOR sALE--My lumber. hardware anC
coal business In Dakota City. Neb; only
yard; county scat town. Fred Lynch
Dakota City. Neb.
Omaha daily bee., 1915-10-29
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