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Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1915-06-23

Nestle's food puts no strain on
the little stomach. 1t brings health
and strength because IL is so like
mothers milk. Especially in the
teething time = look out for cows
milk = that, for all you know, comes
from sick cows and unsanitary dai-
RES that may bring sickness and
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1915-11-26

but am considering bringing this
question before the board"
Mr.. Reid Il interested In the project
being carried out by the school an-
thorities 1t Rockford. III. The question
OF compulsory military training for
high school boys having come before
the Rockford school board II was de-
cided to take . referendum vote
among patrons Of the high school Re.
plies SO tar received show q decided
sentiment in favor Of such training.
May Apply Plan Herr.
Mr.. Reid said 1t might be interest
ing to apply the Rockford plan in
Richmond and indicated that he would
discuss the question with the other
members of the local school board.
Supt. Giles when asked today what
he thought OF the plan for military
training for high school boys said that
he had not carefully considered the
question and did not care to give any
opinion at this time.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1915-11-26
THE NEWEST REMEDY FOR
BACkACHE, RHEUMATISM AND DROPSY

Kidney, Bladder and Uric Act: trou-
bles bring misery to many When the
kidneys are weak or diseased. these
natural filters do not cleanse he blood
sufficiently. and the poisons are car.
ried to all parts Of the body. There
follow depression. aches and pains,
heaviness, drowsiness. irritability,
headaches, chilliness and rheumatism.
In some people there are sharp pains
in the back and loins. distressing blad-
der disorders and sometimes obstinate
dropsy. The uric acid sometimes forms
into gravel or kidney stones. When
the uric acid affects the muscles and
joints, it causes lumbago, rheumatism,
govt or sciatica. Write DR.. Pierce at
once. send 10 cents for large trial
package. or so cents for full treatment
Of "Anuric" or ask your druggist for it.
During digestion uric acid is absorb
ed into the system from meat eaten.
and even from some vegetables. The
poor kidneys get tired and backache
begins. This is good time to take
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1915-11-26

"Anuric," the new discovery of DR.
Pierce for Kidney trouble and Back.
ache. Neglected kidney trouble is re
sponsible for many deaths, and Insur-
ance Company examining doctors al
ways test the water of an applicant be
fore a policy will be issued. Have you
ever set aside a bottle of water for
twenty-four hours? A heavy sediment
or settling sometimes indicates kid.
ney trouble. The true nature and
character Of diseases, especially those
of the kidneys and urinary organs. can
often be determined by a careful chem
ical analysis and microscopical exam
ination-this is done by expert chem
lists OF the Medical Staff Of the Inva.
lids Hotel. If you wish to know your
condition send a sample OF your water
to Doctor Pierce's Invalids' Hotel, Buff.
falo, n. Y. and describe your symp-
toms. 1t will be examined without any
expense to you, and Doctor Pierce or
his Staff of Assisting Physicians will
inform you truthfully.-Adv.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1915-11-26
~ restored to health .. q. .. b
purely vegetable treatment that you

~ restored to health. .. .. .. b .
purely vegetable treatment that you
can secure from your own drugG1st-
It 10 . blood tonic that Win purity your
blood and cause q most decided abate-
ment Of your trouble. and finally make
you entirely well. Fifty years ago s.
Q. 8. was discovered and given to suf-
fering mankind. During this period 1t
has proven its remarkable curative
properties as . blood purifier and
tonic. and has relieved Thousands OF
cases OF disease caused by poor or I'm
pure blood. aud chronic or inherited
blood diseases. You can be relieved.
but you must take 8. 8. s. Take It II
only pimples appear. for they denote
bad blood. and may be followed by the
sufferings from torturing skin erup-
lions. Therefore be sure. Don't take
chances. don't use lotions. II yours Is
q special case. write for expert medi-
cal advice to 8. 8. s. Co, Atlanta, Ga.
ADV.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1915-11-26
DEMOCRATS
Continued From PAGE One.1

to the present time Bayer has no op.
position for that office.
May Oppose Gray.
One of the most important questions
which probably will be raised at the
Democratic rally at Cambridge City
will be the advisability of entering a
Wayne county candidate in the contest
for the congressional nomination,
against Finly H. Gray of Corners
sville. now serving his thirl term as
representative in congress.
The majority of Richmond Demo
Gratis. are opposed to the re-nomina-
ton of Gray. but, 1t is understood, he
still has considerable strength in the
western part of the county. Three
prominent Wayne county Democrats
have been mentioned as available can
didates for the congressional nomina.
ton. John III. Lontz and Lawrence
Handley Of Richmond, and Lawrence
Bertsch of Cambridge City. Bertsch
has stated, however. that he will not
enter the contest. while neither LontZ
nor jlandlcy arc seeking the nomina-
ticr.
Inject Liquor Problem.
Democrats admit that the liquor
question will cut a figure in the Sc
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1915-11-26
SYNOPSIS.

Caroline Knolys. wife of Hubert
Knolys, capitalist, is coming home
from Europe. Her husband prepares
for her coming. Caroline's bosom
friend, Susan Ambie, rushes into the
houce to tell Mr. Knolys that Caroline
ID in trouble with the custom omcials.
While he is wondering what to do
Caroline herself appears, thinking she
has settled the difficulty.
She greets him cody, and in the
course of a clever conversation. 1t
becomes evident that the husband il
disappointed because not even the
government has been able to chasten
his brilliant wife.
~ ANN Isle.
But it was not that the man was
visioning. He had come to realize
that even a trouble shared would
have given them a mutually Of in.
terest. There was no bond between
them-only the walls of conventional
marriage that enclosed them in an
empty house. Freedom to go his own
way would still have meant a few
years Of joyous self-expression.
He looked at the perfect creature
before him the woman who was
worlds away, though the world called
her his wife. He looked and lOnged
to cut his life asunder from the sham
of his place at her side-and longing
for freedom, he knew how futile 1t
would be to say the words he intended
to speak even in the face of his wife's
scorn, And as he began, another
woman's face rose before his eyes
knolys forced his mind away from
the contemplation Of what might have
been, away from the longing for what
might still be. and with an under
current of sadness tinging his smile,
he expressed lightly what weighed SO
heavily on his consciousness: well,
our married life is certainly nothing
to boast Of"
Pardon, my dear Hubert, we've
made brilliant success Of marriage.
We ought to be grateful to the In.
stitution." Caroline eyed him bright
ly and leaned forward as she replied.
TO compare a woman as light Of touch
as delicately balanced mentally as she
was, to a Jungle cat" is giving too
much weight to simile-and yet In
her method with Hubert there was
some of the pitilessness with which
that great destroyer eyes the prey
under it's paws!
Perhaps she was more like a fencer
with unsheathec rapier who knows
that her steady wrist will enable her
to flick the enemy where she WILL and
is sure, too, that her keen eye will
determine when that touch of steel
finds wincing nerve. To kill were a
buneling thing. To dick on the raw
--ah, that requires great skill.
Caroline went on with delicate and
wounding insinuation and purring
voice of velvet above the Icy threat.
Marriage has given both of us the
fullest nberty-a liberty that I've en-
joyed and you've
The man rose to his feet YEARLY.
1t was better to take that attack
standing, some old instinct Of fight
ing forebears told him. ut makes
no difference where we begin: we al
ways wind up at the same place, don't
WEI"
Caroline eyed him through narrow
ed eyes. She saw man of courtly
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1915-11-26
The IJnchastened Woman

grace, of breeding-A man around
whose mouth were tired Hnes-lines
made by smiles that came from the
mind and not the heart. She must
tighten her hold on him because he
was necessary to her scheme OF things.
That he had not been man enough
to keep his hold on her-that was his
own fault-Quite. II men let them
selves be managed-pouf! She tossed
of the thought and thrust again-and
dangerously near a vital spot
The voice that spoke was sweater
than ever. Yet its undertones reach
ed Hubert. Because you have abused
your liberty" said she.
The man faced her unsmiling. There
was = challenge, but he did not know
quite all it meant. -*--# %s=@e
Yes, l admit it's my fault-if you
like, all my fault. It's useless to
go back over the old ruptures and
determinations. The prime mistake
in both our lives was that we ever
married Well. we did. After about
two years Of doves we had several
years of cat and dog
The tone of this did not appeal to
Caroline-it was too banal-too heav-
lily stressed. She Interrupted lightly.
Il beg your pardon, in which class Of
animals do you place me?
You refused divorce or separation
at time in life when we might have
got one or the other without making
ourselves ridiculous"
Divorce is always ridiculous"
Caroline's voice was stripped OF the
sweetness now. 1t revealed ITSELF
starkly-and as ice. II made up my
mind you'd never get free for any
thing l should do"
Eyes, you've always been very care
full about that. It isn't morality; but
you'd never care to relinqutsh an ad'
vantage. In the real significance Of
marriage. you have broken all your
vows but one. / have kept all my
VOWS but one. That one violation OF
mine has given you the whip-hand
over me for these long years"
The Attacksr Removes
Her Velvet Glove.
Caroline leaned back idly. But she
meant, in her next sentence. to attack
and attack vital spot-so at last
your expert fencer, tired of parrying.
touches lightly and with button still
covering the point of his steel upon
the red heart sewed above his adver-
, sary's own beating heart of flesh and
blood. Perhaps that was all her at
tack meant to a thoroughbred like HUI
bert Knolys. To most men 1t must
have seemed more as If the cat OF
the jungle were coming out into the
open to stalk her prey.
Have you broken with that wo'
man." demanded Caroline.
What woman" Hubert forced his
tone to Indifference.
THAT Madden woman. Emily Mad
den"
You know nothing whatever about
her"
Pardon. have taken all the trouble
to gather the intimate details"
"Indeed?" said the man, smiling
cynically. A man denies while there
is a chance to save woman's rep
utation by - lying Aahoutsher-hs &C.
quiesces when lies become futile and
make her absurd as one OF whom he
must be ashamed. = $780,
Caroline was smiling In cold con-
tent. The button was of her foil now.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1915-11-26
REID FAvoRs
fcontinued From Page one.1

lContinueo from rage One.
thorities, II, after stated interval,
an examination reveals the fact that
he has attained a prescribed percent
in his physical rating.
Mr.. Reid said he thought when the
board held its next meeting the de-
tailed workings Of this plan would be
decided upon and its adoption by all
Indiana public schools ordered.
Plan Reaches All.
Athletics has been too generally
relied upon for the physical training
Of schoo3t mfr. Reid said. This
new plan will reach those lads most
in need of proper. physical training
the sweaklings. Only q small percent.
age of lads In each school so in for
athletics. The rest of the boys are
merely 'rooters.'
$50 far the state board has not con-
sidered compulsory military training
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1915-11-26

, and, II the enemy moved, the poiut
OF her steel might penetrate cloth and
touch warm desh. s~.~-z..z
And all Of my friends have seen you
every place with her. That's all !
really care about?" $3.50 =
In defeat Hubert was still a thor.
oughbred. He made . courtly little
bow-intended perhaps In irony Tor
the woman who was his wife-and
perhaps in strange reverence for the
woman whom the world called by a
less honorable name.
The line of demarcation between q
woman who is technically good
a. Caroline was as yet. and a woman
who is called bad" az Emily Madden
would always be, Ii not q straight and
heavily marked black guide to youth
1t Is deep curve. -,.- -
And when your, Carolines draw
their skirts away from you. Emilys,
they must beware lest they sweep
their naughty draperies out across the
circle. Temptation from without
means nothing. The woman who has
met a foe in the citadel of her heart
and who has resisted dare call her.
self Good-but she is above demanding
the title. .~ ;.
The woman who has a high ideal
Of herself and who will fght her ig.
noble-if human-longings to be true
to what she knows is best in her
nature might stretch out a helping
hand to Emily and deny Caroline. And
well it would prove for Emily later if
she knew such woman.
But now Knolys made his little
fight for the woman who. If she had
given herself. had still given un-
self1shly.
And your friends will continue to
$50 us. whenever Miss Madden does
me the honor to accompany me-"
Caroline smiled. Standards other
than her own always seemed rather
absurd to her. And lightly and In
dismissal Of the whole subject she
resumed the perusal Of her newspaper.
Royalty concluding an interview-was
Hubert's thought.
"Oh, very well. I shall continue to
condone everything because l do not
| wish the elaborate structure / have
built for many years to be destroyed
Suddenly she laid down the paper
and lifted her graceful arms on high
in what might have been a barely
disguised gesture of yawnine, or per.
haps it was laughing invocation for
the mock heroics with which she con.
tinued-and concluded:
Our marriage stands as a temple
to the Gods Of Convention. The
priests are hypocrites; but be careful
not to make the congregation laugh;
That's all I ask Of you. Qu!te-quite
Simnla liant ~"
Eyes. simple as all heartless things
are" replied Knolys YEARLY. After all
he had been unable to make a plea
for freedom. Caroline so evidently
knew what che wanted. And she so
evidently intended to have It, From
her he could not get his freedom
she had seen to that. From him she
could not take her's--it would make
her absurd to acknowledge to the
world thatinn unknown Emily Madden
had taken anything from her store
house of conventional treasure.
And he. at any cost, must protect
Emily. She had given with the sim.
plicity Of an uncalculating nature-she
had asked only loyalty in return. And
that was hers-always.
To BE Continued,
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1915-11-26

lection Of a congressional candidate
next year. The so-called wet" ele'
ment Of the party in this county are
said to be friendly to Gray, anticipat
ing that he could be depended upon
to vote against nationwide prohibi
ton although he has not committed
himself on this question.
1t is anticipated that District Chair
man Walter Chambers, of New Cas-
tie, will shortly announce himself as
a candidate for the congressional nom
ination, and in the event he does sc
and there is no Wayne county candi
date satisfactory to them, it is belize
ed Chambers would be able to COZ
mand the support of the dry" Del.
ocrats in this county
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1915-11-26

Yuki Cation Morgan. the Japanese
wife Of George Dalton Morgan. under
the will Of her husband, receives her
husbands residuary estate in trust
Her share is estimated~at more than
100000. Mr.. Morgan died at Seville.
Spain. on July 9, last. He was a son
OF the late George Hale Morgan and q
nephew and cousin Of J. p. Morgan
He received one-third Of the 1885,, 900
residuary estate Of his father in 1911.
His engagement to Miss Meta Mackay
was broken and he subsequently mar.
ried Miss Cato in 1904. She is the
daughter of q Japanese sword maker
Morgan and his wife visited New York
for q brief stay after their marriage
but never returned.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1915-11-26
LODGE CALENDAR
Richmond Council, No. IS, Jr. o.

Richmond Council, No. IS, Jr. o. I
A. M.-Meets Monday night at 7:3:
Frank Wore, Councillor.
John E. Highley, Rec. Secretary.
Uniform Rank, Jr. o. U. A. M
Meets Tuesday night at 1880 and Sun
day at $50 p. m.
Theodore Whitney. Captain.
Y Try. Company Clerk.
D'ushters of America, Pride O
Richmcnd Council, No. 15-Meets a
7: 80 Wednesday evening.
Jennette Wore, Councillor.
Rosetta Hoosier, Rec. Secretary.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1915-11-26
Great Old, Remedy
For Skin Diseases
S. s. s. Clears Skin of Erup-
tons Drives Poison From
the System. 1

Get It fixed In your mind that skin
eruptions. Scrofula, Eczema, burning
itching skin. and all skin diseases are
due entirely to impure and infected
blood. II the trouble was ON the out.
side Of the skin, by simply washing
and keeping it clean you could obtain
relief-not even ointments. lotions and
salves, would be necessary. Agree
with US in this belief. and your trou-
BILE can be relieved-you can be entire
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1915-08-26

.cr Central @creiu OeutIdler &as
tbolitcn in Nmcrifu, Der be-
\ funntlih ouf ieinenh IN Ct.
4 9unl, Wtium.. nbgcbuItcucn
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1915-08-26
ZION T.-5t.

Gcacn nlc0rigc Nobnc, id)led)te @clcec,
SdnpinbcIcien uilb m%ertroglifc @c@
bcnapcrbdltniiic proteiticrtcu. GiniHc
Mpnnte uorbcr hattcn Die @aHmnmlz
idnften Der 8~rutenbeliBcr Die &plpuic
in &uhlnlp n1ac9riifcn, unb inter De
men. Die ibr &eben eilbilBtcn, bcinnz
Den lid Ntiittcr nit ibreu Sduglingcn
mo hilfiole ainber."
~Sa5 @plf BON Golprnbp", miro
lucitcr bcrtdltct, Dluar oarcb allfgcs
bradt lpie illc Slipor, Snl Noucmbcr
iolltc cine &nbl abgcbdltcn pcrbcn
bercu 3alptuerbanblung Der Streif
lcin iolltc, Surd, h%urtnddi9e Wcigc1
ring Der @rnbenbciiBer, nudj mn in@
formell nit Den aoblennrbeitern 81
n~nterbanbcln, butten Die llntcrneb@
MGR Dem Stnate Colorado l~lntoitcn i'm
llmfnn9e BON $25,000,00 perrriadlt,
lpdhrcItb bic bon bcn 0rlbcnbciiecrn
belprgtc GinfiibrlIn9 BON b%elpaffncten
Wdnnern unb Wnihinengcncbrc Slutz
ucr9ieBen pcruriadItc nllO DEM Stnnte
rnnr3lDidlid)c Sdnnbe bcreitete.
|prarlslid)tlid iouten Die @dhlcr Die
Olignrdic Der &oblen9rllbclbcliBcr
5erit0rcn."
Ser fommenbc Sonntag iepod) per-
dnberte Den 2nuf Der Siugc. Yrobiz
bitipn luurbc our grpBen Streitfrn9e
III Colorado genudt nilo Der Ilfobol
6rr 6uupturiade nlcr Scibcn Der
Irbeitcr gcitempelt.
Sic gcieBlpibrigen 6onbllin9cn
icner @elltc", ihreibt 9reel, Ybie Silp
Sunbap eingelabcn bntter, nad) Goloe
rnhp gu fommcn, mn ipeld)e Die I'm
foltcn bcItrittcn unb @elb fir i'm alfz
brad)ten, battcn Den Strcif i0bling3
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1915-08-26
snnherbarr tinams aetatipmlatiuucn:

iuolc bier 81 cinem rereinDarten
Winimolpreiic n%ntauft uno bann
prilbcn in Hegierunssipei6ern lagcrn
ldBt. Seutihlaub mug natiirlie cine
lold]e aonterbnnbe : Grfldrung accepz
tiren, uno Damn lit iebes nit SaiImz
lpuue bclnbene Shiff ben llntcrleee
bootcn pcriauen, lpenn tic cs cripilden
tp1nen.
Ser neugeplantc nlliiertc arcbit bon
500 MilIionen Collars lol pelentlif
bn3u bienen, neben Wunitions Hefs
nllngcn audi Die bier bon Der cngliid)en
Hc9ierun9 nn9efauftc 8nImppllc 81
be5oblcn. @eibc Nrtifel iino Der epen>
tllellen @ernidtun9 preisgcaeben, nbs
geicben baupn. paB Wtrnitipn %ipipieip
pcrpuift nerben loQ. Sic Mccepte,
,ucld)e fir nicie Nrtifcl an bic Hesiu=
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lase fiir bic Gmiiiipn upn Heierpe=
Snnfuuten genuaft Werbcn %iullen, limb
innerbalb ncmn5is Snscn cin5ulDicn.
@enm II innerbalb bicIer Gage
II / h t bn5 erfprbcrlrd)c @elo nlis Sons
Don gcibift luirb lno Die Sbligatipz
men, lpeld)e Die alliiertcn H~cgierungen
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iinb, 10 haB bus @olb bnfilr in Die
Sruben Der Sunfier5 fonunt, ipie Itebt
c5 Damn nit Der z d) crung oper
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banfen emittirten gioten? Cine srufe
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mnicrem neucn SanfiDitem infulge hes
le%idtiinnigen Gntihlniics oes ,5cneral
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&riegslieferunsen ais Sihcrbeit fir
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pienen m6sen. Gs beift wubl, Die
,NcutralitGt" etuas gar iucit ges
triebeil, ,uen tunangcbcnoc genmtc Der
Administration bic Heicrpe= Sanfei
bnSu pcruertben, nm. ben alliierte,
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bic bier a%naefaniten &ricgspprrGtbs
nit amerifnuiihcm BelDe beSablen,
naiiir i%uscnanntc Sblisatiuncn, b. H.
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uerpcu m6sen, ais Sihcrbcit binter
lcgen unn mOslidcrueiic muieren
gnn5en SanfiDitem einen idusrcr
! StuR pcricscn.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1915-08-26
Biup 9umhau int lirmFte DER Bn1re?

- ic b%efannte, bon 9iormun @npz
AIA GOOD rebiaiertc 3eitidriit,
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ais r%egclmdBi9c &eftilre c%mpfpblcu
lperben fam. Su ~cin3clucu SGlcn
jcbod, lpic ). y. in Den 2Irtifclu ppn
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anti pdpitlidc Yontf", cntb0lt Die
gcnunntc @od)enihriit before Nrtitcl,
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Y@arper'5 &ccfln" eincn Nrtifcl 0icIcr
Nrt, in Dem Die 5iclbclpuBte SenuBun9
bon Siun Sunbap, Or SaicbnllIpicler
mn ocr5eitigcr @anocrprcbigcr, Durf
orbciterfeinolid,c l%lntcrne6mer Sllr
Sduidung bes %oltcS nnd)9eniclen
lpirD.
Obgleidl Ser Sd,rcibcr oes Irtifcls,
6err @eorge Grcel, iiber @lnubc lnb
Heligion bDd)it merfniirbi9e Initd)tcn
bat, iinb Dot Die BON ibm an9efiiErten
Sbntind)en iibcr bic 6cipicicnen Sin5cle
f0Qe mobr, in Dercn 8iQp Sunban
burf %Nblcnfllng Der Nufmerflnmfcit
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tbre Gage 81 beiicrn, ppiitipen SdaDen
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arbciter i'm @nn9c, Der sur Sulgc
bate, baB ctlua $4,000 Nfdmner,
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