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Omaha daily bee., 1915-03-05

We must make room for our
spring stock of Steinway,
Weber, Hardman. Steger &
Sons, Emerson. McPhail, Linde-
man & Sons and Schneider &
Mueller Pianos and AEOLIAN
PIANOLA PIANOS which are
arriving daily.
A genuine cleanup of over
a hundred slightly used and
discontinued styles of high
grade pianos and player pianos.
ALI In perfect condition and
backed by our own guarantee.
Read this partial list;
$500 Hallet & Davis
square HlO
$500 ]. & G. Fischer
800 vose & Sons Square SOS
$1,000 Weber Square $50
.$275 Schrimer S1O1l
$500 Schneider & Mueller
Upright 80. $13S
$500 Richter Upright .$125
$500 Steger & Sons
Upright -. .....S15O
$3.50 Schneider & Mueller
Upright 49,. S175
$3.50 Steger & Sons
Upright ...... .S21O
$1,000 Chickering g. Sons
Grand ..... 5000
$1,100 Steinway Grand $3.50
$3.50 Clough & Warren
Player Piano ...... 5000
500 Stuyvesant Pianola
Player ......- 800. &35O
$500 Pianola Cabinet
Player ..... .150
Terms SIS per Month
and Up.
Free Stool. Free Scarf.
Free Life Insurance.
$3.50 a Month Rents a High
Grade Piano.
Schneider & Mueller
Piano Co.
1311-13 Farnam st.
Headquarters for Victrolas
and GrafonOlas.
The Little River news., 1915-11-06
WILL NOT IMPROVE toress
Supreme Court Probably Will End tho
 Miller County Project

TeXarkana, Nov. 4.-On account cf a decision of the Supreme Court at Lit tie Rock last Monday, proposed road improvement in this county will prob ably be indefinitely postponed. After the enactment by the legislature of the Joseph bill providing for the construc- tion of road and bridge, the commits sioners of the district cecldea te build the road and net the bridge. The ruling of the Supreme Court is that both the bridge and the road must be built, otherwise the procedure will be illegal.
 The effect of the decision probably will be to definitely defeat the propos- ed improvement as the valuation of the property in the district is not suffl- cient to yield enough revenue to build both the road and the bridge.
The Little River news., 1915-11-06
RUSSIA WATCHES BALKANS
Public Closely Observes Developments
 -ROumanian Decision Near.

Petrograd, NCv. 3.-Developments in the Balkans are being watched with the closest attention. The Rech thinks there is reason in the statement by M. Sazanoff, the Russian minister of foreign affairs, that he regrets he is unable, like his colleagues in Eng land and France to explain to the re- presentatives of the nation the causes of German diplomatic successes and expresses a belief that there are pros- poets of change for the better
 Passing over Greece, which 1t says is under the observation of the Anglo French navy, the Rech regards Ruma- nia as a fruitful field for Russian di- plomatic efforts. The diplomatic strug- gle has reached a stage of great inten- sity it says, and a decision one way or the other is possible at any mo- HASs
The Little River news., 1915-11-06
RUSSELL STORE
 BURGLARlZED
Several Suits of Clothes, Stets0n Hats. and RaincOats Taken Thursday
 Night by Negroes.

The store of A. J. Russell en Main
 street was entered and burglarized Thursday night. The articles missing
 were six CT eight suits of Curlee cloth es, six or eight Stetson hats, white and
 black, and four tan raincOats. The store was entered from a rear win dow, which had been unlocked dur ing business hours Thursday night by the thieves. Jim Curran states that he suspects 1wo negroes to whom he was showing clothes before closing time. They were looking at some clothes in the rear when one of the negroes called him to the front to show him some shoes. The ether ne gro remained in the rear looking at the clothes During this time he is supposed to have unlocked the win dow. The negroes .are described as two dark yellcw gingercake color negroes, slender built, , feet and 10 inches, from 20 to p years of age. Sheriff Waldrop is offering a reward of $10 for their arrest and conviction.
The Little River news., 1915-11-06
$1.O0 per year--Cash m Advance~~Sops When Out
CEN. FUNSTON
 TALKS TO VILLA
American Officer Chatted With Prin- cipaI Rebel Chief Ten Minutes
 Across Barbed Wire Fence.

Douglas, Ariz., Nov. 4.-Generai Funston today said that he and Gen eral Villa had a very pleasant little chat of ten minutes across a barbed wire fence stretched along the inter national boundary. He said the atti- tude cf Villa twas quite satisfactory"
 After Villas troops withdrew from Agua Prieta six hundred of General Gales c8yalrymen made a little sor- tie out across the desert after them, but after sharp engagement, were driven back. When Villa made a de- tour around the town his troops were vigorously shelled, but he succeeded in his movement nevertheless"
 "All these movements, said Gener- al Funston, were in plain sight of the United States troops Continuing, the General said, "The reason I did not open fire with my troops cn the contending armies was because it was very evident that both commanders were doing all possible within their power to prevent any injury occur ring to the Americans this side the line. Troops of General Gales com mitted the principal faults, and some officers standing near Gales trenches were deliberately fired upon and near ly hit"
 Funston's report adds that a detach- ment of the United States cavalry has been fired on by the machine guns and artillery of General Gales, and that the United States customs inspector was also fired on
The Little River news., 1915-11-06
LINDSAY IS COMING
W. L. Lindsay, Large Dry Goods Firm
 Will Open Store Here.

w. l.. Lindsay has leased the store room in the Sanderson building, for merly occupied by Fred Throckmor- ton, and will open a dry goods store here. R. P. Lindsay, manager of the store at Foreman, was here Wednes- day and closed the deal fer the build ing. He stated that he would open by the 18th or 18th of this month. J. Homer Welch, now with the Foreman store, will be the manager. The Lindsays are among the best known and largest dry goods firms in this section, this making a chain of four stores, at DeKalb, Texas, Anona, Tex. Foreman and Ashdown. They will be a strong addition to the town.
The Little River news., 1915-11-06
SETTLE ARDMORE CLAIMS
Sante Fe Adjusts Many Cases Growing
 Out of Explosion.

Ardmore, Okla, Nov. 3.-Of the l., 275 claims for personal and property damage growing out of the explosion of casing-head gas from a tank In the Sante Pc yards here five weeks ago. 916 have been settled without the ser vices of lawyer and without resort ing tc, any court or to the commission appointed by Mayor Van Mullen. Re- presentatives of the Sante Fe railroad and city officials checked up claims today.
 The settlements have been at the rate of 75 day, it was said. Attempts will be made to settle the remaining claims by arbitration or appeal to the commission.
The Little River news., 1915-11-06
TEUTONS CAPTURE MANY
Report Claims 10000 Were Taken
 During Month of October.

Berlin, NOv 3.-The War Office ali nounce that during October more than 10000 prisoners were captured on the Russian and Serbian fronts.
 These figures. were given as fo'- lows:
 Captured by Field Marshal von Hin- denburg, 9S officers, IA, ,4S2 men, 40 ma chine guns.
 By Prince Leopold 32 officers, 4, ,15i men, ? machine guns.
 By General von Linsingen: 56 off cers, S,S71 men, 21 machine guns.
 By George von Bothmer: 30 officers 1925 men, 1 machne gun.
 By Field Marshal ven Mackensen: 5; officers, II ,937 men, 16 machine guns 23 cannons.
 In addton to the guns mentioned, g great number of cannon of older types fell intc' the hands of the Germans
The Little River news., 1915-11-06
TOWN SUFFERS $33,OO0 FIRE LOSS Small Village, Lake City, Is Destroyed
 bf Fire Tuesday.

JoHaahere Nov. Fire visited Lake City las- night. destroying VIC. Beck Dry Goods Company's general store with practically all the stock of goods and fixtures and the Shamrock hCtel owned and operated by William Arm strong. I originated, it is believed, in some trash in the alley at the rear of the stCTe. It soon spread to the store, thence to the hotel Before it was dis covered the fire was so we'll under way that it was Impossible to get out but little of the goods in the store CT the hotel.
 The store, stock and fixtures wore valued at $25,OO0 with $15,000 insur- ance. The hotel and furniture "ere valued at $S,0OO with S3000 insuran-
The Little River news., 1915-11-06
Carranza Main Offender.

Washington, D. c. Nov 4-The Car ranza troops were the main offenders in the Agua Preta fighting across the line, according to a report made by General Funston today He stated. however, that both sides did all pos sible to prevent injury occurring to Americans along the border.
 Funston said he could not have opened fire cen one side without dam aging the other, and that all immedi- ate danger had now passed.
 Villas entire forces is estimated 10 be about 12,00O men,
The Little River news., 1915-11-06
IS CHARGED WITH BIGAMY
Paul Williams, TeXarkana Brakeman
 Arrested on Warrant.

TeXarkana, Nov. 3.-Paul Williams railroad brakeman, was arrested last night charged with bigamy.
 The officers allege that Williams was married Cn the Arkansas side oi town about four years ago and contin- ued to live with his wife on West Fourth street until recently. Twc weeks ago, it is alleged, he went to Hooks. 15 miles west of here, and mar ried another woman without having obtained a diverse.
The Little River news., 1915-11-06
R0UMANIA PREFERS PEACE
Nat0n Not Eager to Intervene, De-
 llares Foreign Minister.

Madrid, Nov. 3.-Foreign Minister Porumbara of Roumania is quoted by Spanish newspaper correspondent at Bucharest as saying that Roumania does not want tO intervene in the war unless her interests are threatened by belligerents.
 "The Rumanian army has not been mobiliz6d in the strict sense of the Word,' he is quoted, "but we have talk en measures to assure our security There is no military convention be- tween Italy and Rumania. We have nc aspirations in Pennsylvania and there is no probability of Rumanian intervention on the side of the Teu- tonic empires"
The Little River news., 1915-11-06
1863 CONNECTS IN PEN
Negroes More than Double the Whites
 In the Penitentiary.

 Little Rock, Nov. 5.-(Specia1.-- There is total of 1869 convicts in the Arkansas penitentiary, being an in- crease of only seven fer the month of October.
 Oct. 1 there were 1856 inmates. and 110 were admitted, During the month :here were the f,'lC ring decreases: discharged on expiration of terms 9S. pardoned 40, parolen 3, escaped [ transferred IA, died l
 The 1863 now inearcerated are ided as follcws; White mal5.0t I black males S43; black fema Indians 1. There are no whi in the penitentiary. ol tAs
 tateS of
The Little River news., 1915-11-06
BRICK WORK COMPLETED
Brick Work Completed Yesterday
 Ready for the Roof.

Foreman H. M. Westprooks, an nounced that he would finish the brick work on the school building yes terday The carpenters are following as fast as the brick men get out of the way, and the roof is now ready tc' go on, which will be of tin. The con tract for heating and plumbing has been let to a Little Rock firm The board will install it's own heating plant. There is not much dcMbt now but that the building will be ready af- ter the Christmas holidays.
The Little River news., 1915-11-06
ROAD WORK SPEEDS
About 100 Teams Haul Gravel from
 AshdOWn; Three Other Stations.

With the continued favorable wealth
 the gravel road work is speeding up. Nearly hundred teams are hauling out of Ashdown, and other teams are hauling from Ogden anc two spurs between that place and Ashdown MT. Sanderson is getting the worst of the haul over so that coming bad weather will not seriously delay the work. The steel for the Pine Prairie bridge is being placed on the ground this weel, and will be erected at once
The Little River news., 1915-11-06
HON. MINOR WALLACE
Will Deliver Temperance Lecture at
 Methodist Church Sunday Night.

Hon. Minor Wallace, who is deliv- state, was in the city this week, and left an appointment to return here and deliver a lecture Sunday night The lecture will be given at the Met hodist church. We are informed that there will be no preaching services in two CT three short talks by laymen. Hon. Miner Wallace, former congress- man, is probably the most eloquent platform speaker in the state and to hear him will be treat.
The Little River news., 1915-11-06
THROCKMORTON STOCK
Stock, Fixtures, Accounts. Horse and
 Buggy Sell for $3.00O.

The Fred Throckmorton bankrupt stock of merchandise was sold We'd nesday, the purchasers being the Beal- Rock The sale included stock and fixtures invoicing about $5000, notes and acccunts $1S00 horse and buggy and exemptions. It all brought $3,- 900. The purchasers have not an nounced what disposition will be made of the stock. The sale was made by receiver Barney.
The Little River news., 1915-11-06
ANOTHER TIME CARD
M., D. and G. Will Run Morning Pas.
 senger Earlier.

The schedule of the morning pas senger on the Memphis Dallas and Gulf will change again Sunday morn Instead of leaving Ashdown at 7:55 it will leave at 6:55. Only the one train will be effected. The change is made tions with the fast Rock Island train which leaves Hot Springs at 1:30 p. m. fer Little Rock and Memphis.
The Little River news., 1915-11-06
OPENS NEW STORE
Model Drug Company Will Open Store
 at Mineral Springs.

The Model Drug Company of this city has purchased the stock of the Wolf Drug Company at Minaral Springs and will take charge on the 18th of this mcmth Pierce Leslie of this city will be manager with Clair Leslie as prescription clerk. Mineral Springs is a good business point and the Model will put in an up to date stock.
The Little River news., 1915-11-06
HAYS NAMES MAN
Dinner (. BurnSides Names on the
 Board of Control.

Little Rock, Nov. 5.-(Special.)- J. Late yesterday afternoon Gov. Hays announced the appointment of Dinner C Burnsides, stenographer in the at torney generals office, as member of the State Board of Control.
The Little River news., 1915-11-06
WINTHROP EXCHANGE
Purchased by X. B. killan and H. M
 McIyer This Week

Foreman, Nov. 5.-A. B. Killan of this city and H. M McIver of TeXar- kama, have purchased the telephone exchange at Winthrop. These gentle men state that they intend to rebuild the plant, and promise to give Win throp outside connections equal tC. any in a short time.
The Little River news., 1915-11-06
VOTE AGAINST WOMEN
Three States Go Against Votes for
 Women.

New York, Nov. 3.-Three states, New York, Massachusetts and Penn sylvania have rolled up big majority against giving women votes.
The Little River news., 1915-11-06
Mrs, Wright Wins Prize.

Through mistake the name of Mrs. l. B. Wright of Winthrop was left off the premium list Wednesday, Mrs Wright won first prize cm Irish cro- chet
The Little River news., 1915-11-06

Mrs. Anna Cooper has returned from California and is here on an extended visit with her scn. Will Cooper, and sister Mrs. M. A. Dupree and other numerous ..elatives and friends of this her former home.
The Little River news., 1915-11-06
TO OUR FRIENDS
 AND CTSTOMERS:

We have decided to put our business on a strictly cash bas- is, and beginning Nov. 1st, we will sell our products only for cash.
 UNITED OIL MILLS. 97-2t
The Little River news., 1915-11-06

H. P. Haizlip has just completed some additions to his home on the East side and is now decorating the entire place with paint. He will have of the prettiest and most conveni- ent homes in town,
The Little River news., 1915-11-06
Cotton Market

Short cotton II to 11.25.
 Cottonseed ss1. x,m ,...
The Little River news., 1915-11-06

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The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-05-29
PARDON DOES
NOT WIPE DEBT
Judge Doyle Rules That Court Costs
and Fines still stand Against Con.
yiets Who Are Released by Governor

Under decision handed down hy
judg" Ihumns H. Doyle of the rriml
hll court oE appcnl-, court costs ANA
fines SAL stand against those par.
dou'd from the prnllcntlury THE ease
III vmch this decision was reached
Nns that Of Bob Terrell sent from
Garter county to serve u year iu the
lcnilcullary for violation ~ the pro
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-05-29
FOR IIOOSIERS ONLY
Hundred or More Indianans Will Hold
Picnic Noou-All Right II We Cant
Come We Ring Up Few Missourians

genuine Upusier picnic is being
arranged Dos Paul r. smith chairman
uf the committee ON arrangements N
the lluu..ur .mh of oklahoma It Is
hclug planned tD hold uu annual pie.
ME hereafter the first one ~ which
viii hr -U l.r .umc day IN June There
urc several hundred Hooslcrs In okla
huma tlrN alone A meeting " the N.
rrrlor1 ~ 'Nn lloOsicr club has been
called h' VI. smith for the noon hour
Tuesday u rlr lunch room In the Col
Cord building Definite arrangement,
us to the outing win he made then.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-05-29
WANT BUSINESS
MEN TO TRAVEL
Delegates From American Nations in
Last Days conference; Arbitrate
Commercial Disputes

WASHINGTON. May 20 The Pan.
American financial conference after
having been Iu session here for five
dny, met to-day 100 final conference
The submission of reports " confer
cncc committee, and the closing ad
dress or Sccrrtay MrAdoo VI the
treasury department held chief Inter
est NJ the delegate. The closing so
cial feature, Included d reception by
Mr, John B Henderson. wife NJ the
late scuulor from Missouri tu the dc.
cgHtee. aud a banquet 10 them by See
rctnry MrNduu
The conference has placed itself ON
record iu favor NJ uu American dele
guliuu NJ business men tu visit all the
South aud Central American nations
\ resolution calling on the business
and commercial interests NJ the United
States lo name such delegation with
lu sN months was unanimously adopt
c,
The report NJ the Argentine dclcgu
liou recommending the settlement ul
commercial disputes between mer
chants NJ different nations through
arbitration was tu be- presented today
II declares that adoption " code for
settlement NJ such differences can he
relied ou IN advance development ut
trade relations aud advocates uni
formily NJ laws IN bring about this
end Another proposal ready for pre-
scutatiuu to-day was that ~ the saliva
dorcnn delegation calling fur the cS
luhllshmrnt ~ bank to take ear,
NJ short time loans and ugricullurn
credits and finance the output NJ pro
duct, uf central American runtIugunu,
state This resolution also called fol
the creation NJ another corporation lC
take care " public works. railroads
hurhur Improvements, etc.
Members ~ the Salvador cuufrrcnc,
said much of lhc capital NJ the pro
posed bank. estimated nt between ST.
COU.OOO aud SlO.WO,OOO would have {,
be- raised In the United Sntcs They
said they believed II possible to rails,
the requisite amount
ADMISSION AND DANCING
ladir, o.. Gentlemen lOr Auditorium
ADV
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-05-29

maintained 900 rooms 3l9 W7 Rnum build
lug bpuu daily rN.rpt sunday ud lIulI
days ilum no 200 tu D. q 900 The public
is cordially Invited To lUr services and
'hn rrudlug roums
The second Spiritualist church will hold
regular services iu their hail llbW West
'rindl sunday evening Hi 40 The even
ing VIII hr devoted iu messages given by
ltr'N"rruds Auuu lircnurr. Percy French
and "thrr- All urr welcome lyruum At
$50 % m Message circle Thursday r,.
rnlug 80
First United Hrrthr-n-East 10th aud
huflnud avenue l. Walter Nlue, a. u
pastor o 30 M Bible school q Hall.
superintendent ~ "a a. lu. aud : p. m III
vine worship, morning Theme "Goda Hrye.
lltlon NJ Heaven Evening theme "Whrrr
Happiness ls Found Mrs Chas MrCluln
In charge of the music
Washington Avenue Bnptlsi-C R Hair
Held. pastor SUNDAY school HIJ % u.
sidney ' Taylor superintendent Preach
INK " 81. M md p m hy pastor Junior
". T. I h.l5 3 m Mary bclhcL leader
i,,,n. Senior H v T. M. Ml.. Julia WI
INK In the VIII of God Evening "KnowI
edge, Duty Happiness training school
for the II y = I each evening through
the week conducted by u Huund, sec
Rotary " th' ~ \ T. I work uf the Iiup.
tisi state Convention Free to all who
Wish the training
Flrst Inltsrian-MrsiInE hrld In Nh.
steal Art Institute ~ West ruth strrut
sunday school nj u As o M precrntor A.
W Hnmung Pianist Carol ilosmer Wur.
/ ship nt n Special Introductory service hy
| the children. Rev. j n Jones will part-
rlpaic M Observance NJ Memorial Day Scr
mon by the temporary pastor. Rev Chns
Is BodNell uu The Higher selflshness
/ Pianist. Miss Anne T. Caldwell Precen
/ tor Mr = Hormrr The public cordial
T ~ invited
| Emmanuel swedish Lutheran Church.
/ West Eleventh ana ShHrtel avenue llcv.
A \. Segcrhammnr pastor sunday school
10 m, Martin rcderson. superintendent
/ Morning service II evening service 4 Spe
ylul music nt morning service.
fitst Baptist - Eleventh and Robinson
nr Herman ~ Hultcn pastor SUNDAY
school DaO r. g. Mills superintendent
music by tho orchestra Morning Worship
. n o'clock Preaching hy the pastor Young
peoples meeting $50 q m evening wnt
ship 80 preaching 6y the pastor; prof
A II Hrcen viii preside al the organ. All
are welcome
South Side Christian--Rcno and shartel
Aaron Prince Atru, pastor, church school
nid Paul " Smith superintendent: reg
ulir services NJ II a. IN and X D. m
nrcarhing hv the pnstor At both services
Junior endenvor ~ D. M Intermediate
: . D. m Senior christian endenvor y. m
( Miss Rellc Ford. president No midweek
setyire ON account NJ the state Christian
! Convention during the week NJ the first
, church
/ Second Initsd preshyterian--Twenty
| thltd and Western Hlhle school 10 o. m
, preaching II m. aud , in. Rev y "
/ llnglnnd, pastor Mrs J. \ white NJ Iuwu
" the school N missions. here next week
/ will conduct the evening service
| The seventh. Day Adysntist-elI Mesl
| seventh street Service Sunday at D. M
subject "rhe Dead Where Are They p In
| Heaven. Hell purgntory or the Grave
/ Ana IN what condition are they -
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The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-05-29
HUGE LINER DEPARTS FROM
NEW YORK TO ENGLAND

NEW YORK. Nuy ~ The White
Star liner Adrintr lcft New York tr.
day for Liverpool with 2pG passengers
md lNuuU tuus " general cUrgo and
munitions only three uf the pusSeu
GERS were Americans Word that the
Iuunrd line Steamer OJluuu had
reached Liverpool today vu~ received
hy the line here The liner sailed
May is with 2gi passengers. nome NJ
whom were Americans
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-05-29
ARKANSAS RATE DECISION
Is EXPECTED TO-DAY

ST PAUL MAY 20 Decision was
expected In federal court here today
ON the applications NJ several rail-.
roads operating I'm Arkansas Tor IN.
functions restraining the rullroad com
mission " that state from putting into
effect the states two cent passenger
fare law aud II general freight tariff
which the railroads declare wouh be-
coutiscalory Judge Hook. Garland
mud Trieher took the applications un
der adyisement late yesterday.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-05-29
AUTOMATIC UMPIRE PROVES
POPULAR WITH PITCHERS

The Wc,.gatc Automatic Umpire
pitching device Invented 10y II T.
Wpstgatc, o. newspaper muu, ls new
invention used 10y pitchers for their
practice work THIS drvicr Is a square
structure feet Algh, feet IN width,
aud % inches thick made NJ cyprrs
II automatically rings when the ball
gees over the plate II tells every
strike
The pitcher stands - feet of and
throws at llfcsizr painted imoge
for hnttrr and can tell whenever he
throws q strike
Lena Rlnckbum shorlstop NJ the
Chicago White Suy. makes favorable
comment upon the success " this uu
tnmHtlC umpire
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-05-29
A TEXAS WONDER

Tie letas Wonder cures kilney ana
bladder troubles disso'yes gravel cures
dNhsws Nvak aud lume backs theumn
tism. aud 900 irregularities = tho Kidneys
and bladder IN h.t' men and women Wey
u'Itcs bladder trouble iu children m not
sold by your druggist viii be- sent bt
mail Uu receipt NJ 81 M one .muU bottle
IL ~. months treI,nwut end seldom fails
10 perfect 70 uufr send 'Dr tr,tlmouits
FROM this and other states ur r. W.
Hall H1b olive street So Louis No uoId
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