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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-01-21

Hines. Lovett. Yeatman. Asler. RIous.
Etling. Walcutt Hite. Hake.
Manufacturers and commerce Brown.
OF Union. chairman, LEHMAN. Huiswitt.
Hayes. Besaw, kious. Powell. Bry son.
McCleve. Ncinselman. j. H Brown.
stokes. Zeigler. WaggOner.
Mines and mining Hayes. chairman.
Hale, Hayes. Money. King. Platt. ODER
lin. Whittacre. Kyle. Dustlg. WalcutL.
Prisons and prison rcform--Bryson.
chairman. Knox HodEiu. Hale, VIII
liams Hines, Plat. L.oyett. Cowan.
Crawford. Brown of Ashland.
Privileges and observation-disclosures.
chairman. Harding. Better. Chester.
swan, Palmer. CrOmley. Kraft, Etling,
Public BUILDINGS and Iands-stcvens.
chairman Spencer. Hines. Moore. CLARK.
King. Hake. Briggs. Bragg. Kyle.
lie. Palmer. stevens. Deaton. Oh Rim.
Whitacre. Danford. Hakor. Cameron. Win
termute. Crisweil. Hasselman.
Public hiEhways-Ju chairman I.
man. Thatcher. Plat. Hulswitt. Attic.
Williams. Quinlisk Walsh. Black.
COwan
Public schools-PIumb.ch chairman. Dsa-
ton. Eritton. Thatcher. HClticr HrdEin.
Danford Klein. Mcfarland. Simth, E1-
yer. Norris. NeiElcr. WaEEUnrr. HHssol-
man.
Public utTiues-Kimbau chairman.
CrUmlrg Barnes. UfiuegIu8u. Baker.
Andrews, y ltlCr. Graham. Kramer. Win
termute. Wloutl Rowland.
Public waterway Morris or NauW crt.
chairman. Naafm1u. Williams. ErittJu.
Chester. Eruck FOX. Kohl Uohm.
Public wUrkHaHHau,r. chairman Klein.
Neeaar Tufmun. Ermure. King. shank.
Kraft UrOfhfrfun. SeIh#rt. FuN. Hunter.
state and economic hrffrru"uf.. white
chairman. tft. TUfmUr. FHrrW. Hriff.u.
Hoy. seibort Eohm CarrlEar. Chapman.
supplies and evuguditurc7 IulEin.
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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-01-21
WOMEN VOLUNTEERS.

In stress and trouble the women OF
nation are always 10 be counted
upon. In Servia the women went to
the front with muskets IN their hands.
they were as strong and brave as the
men on the firing line. In this country
Few OF our women escape the weaken
ing troubles peculiar 10 their sex.
For every disease or ailment OF a
womauly character. no matter how re-
cent or how Ions standing. the one
sure. reliable remedy Of proved merit
Us DR.. Pierce's Favorits Prescription
~ u prepared from natures roots
and herbs and does not contain par.
uclo ~ alcohol or any narcotic. It's
not a secret prescription. for its ingrc.
ol"nts are printed on the wrapper
Women are earnestly advised TO
take o. Tor irregular or painful Do
riods. backache headache. disUlscc.
Ucnt catarrhal condition. hot flashes.
sallow complexion and uervousutss.
For Eirls about To- enter woman
hood. women about 20 become moth.
ers. and for the changing DAYS ~
middle age Or. Picrccs Fayoritr Pre-.
scription should always be- on hand
Write Ur Pierce. Buffalo. ~ y. for
free l5E page book on wOmaus dis.
eases Every woman should have one.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-01-21

of the House. who says that II would
contravene the treaty obligations OF
the United States relative TO discrim-
mating against aliens.
Representative Deaton has offered
a bill TO compel liquor dealers to pay
compensation to victims Of accidents
and crimes caused by drink.
Representative Young has offered
a bill which provides a 4S-hour work
week for women. TO replace the "a
hour week. and includes canneries and
hotels. which are now exempt. An
other bill offered brings volunteer
firemen under the benefits OF the
workmen's compensation act
Extensive changes I'm the state
school code are proposed by the Ches-
ter bill offered In the house. II pro
vides for the election OF the county
superintendent who is 20 have a four
year term. makes the presidents Of
school boards an advisory board Of
education and changes the classes OF
school districts. other school bills re-
quire normal training In high schools.
give state aid for transporting pupils
in weak districts. double the number
Of meetings Of township school boards
and authorize the suspension Of rural
schools
Another measure proposed would
give the state utilities commission
power 20 abolish grade crossings out
side municipalities
To Remedy Defects.
To remedy defects In the judiciary
law. Senator Moore Of Jefferson coun-
~ introduced bills giving the chief
justice Of the supreme court authority
to assign other members Of the appel.
late courts TO aid the court in another
county When the business i9 such ae
90 require the service Of additional
judges. and giving the chief Justice
authority 20 pass upon afddavits Of
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-01-21
TAX comnissIosER.s ORDER NOT
YET ENTIRELY oeEYEo
IN CITY
rranseript % Decision Expected Here
To-day-ESpress Companies
Issue Orders.

Liquor vas delivered on the streets
OF wheeling yesterday. 10 consignees.
by some Of the express companies. de
spite the warning Of Tax Commission.
- Fred o. Blue. Issued In conjunction
with the decision Of the United states
District Court judges last week
Most of the companies. when the
aEentS were called last niEhf. stated
that they would not deliver anything
io-day. while others said they were
awaiting orders from higher up. N is
fully expected that n transcript of
the decision viii be forwarded 10 the
city to-day through the Tax Commits.
sioner's ONCE.
Informal orders are al that have
been received. although they are bind.
ing. IL would not be surprising n the
prosecuting attorney would ask for
an injunction against the companies
az soon as the decision Is received
lie stated yesterday. however. that
he had not received orders as TO what
he should do. but said he would act
according 10 the orders OF the Tax
commissioner
Prosecutor Returns
Rrosecuting Attorney Addleman re-
turned yesterday morning from
CHARLESTON. and while there had sew
srai communications with the Tax
Cpmmissioner over the proposed Yost
law legislation. Il L. understood. too.
although rigidly denied by him. that
there was something deeper than Yost
law legislation that drew the atten-
ton OF the prosecuting attorney and
the Tax Commissioner. Nothing Will
be known for day or two. but when
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-01-21
THIRTY EIGHT TRUE BILLS AND
siHTY-THREE NOT TRUE
BILLS RETURNED.
William Long Was Indicted FOR Second
Degree Murder for Killing Farmer
over Division OF Crops.

The Belmont county grand jury,
which has been in session in 81.
Clairsville since last Wednesday. Jan
uary 10. completed its work late yes
terday afternoon and reported. over
one hundred cases were investigated
and three hundred and fifty-four wit
nesses were examined. thirty Eight
true bills being returned and sixty
three not true. Among the true bills
is that of William Long. indicted tor
murder I'm the second degree. Long
killed farmer and seriously wounded
the latter over a division on some
corn. Following is list OF the in
dictments:
True Bills.
Pete Soski. fornication.
William Long, murder second de-
gree.
Alfred Willis. assault to-kill.
Harry Crawford manslaughter.
Robert and Arch Thoburn, shoot
ing 20 kill and wound
Nick Masco. burglary and larceny.
Ross Woods. assault and battery.
Elige Goodwin. cutting and stabbing
10 kill and wound.
Foster White. assault with intent to
KIN
Violet Stanceura, adultery.
Russell Woods, larceny
Andy Murphoil. carrying concealed
weapons.
Coon Frietze and Walter McGary,
burglary and larceny (2)
Alfred Holiday. non-support
William Moran. rape and assault
Hugh Crawford, burglary and lar
ceny.
Ben Dayton. forgery.
Phillip AlIiero. cutting and stabbing
TO kill and wound
William Moran. rape on person un-
der rs years.
Rose KeHah, removing quarantine
notice. n
Ben Coss. burglary and larceny. -
Andy Murpheil. cutting and stabbing
with intent to kill and wound
Edward L. Willis. assault with in.
tent 10 kill
Myrtle Melcher. assault and battery.
James Ehasz. burglary and larceny.
John Stopski. resisting an officer.
Pearl Pyle. burglary and larceny.
Charles Burke. Sr. assault and bat
terry.
v p. Perkins. assault and battery.
Sam kersla. liquor.
John Smith. liquor
John stopski. assault and battery.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-01-21
TRIETS REMOVE
LIVER POISON

It's the bad liver poisons that are
taken up BY the blood instead 70
being expelled from the body that
makes so many people sick.
TRlETS drive 20 away by stfmulst-
ing the liver When the liver is
lazy and torpid. instead Of being
expelled from the body. those pois-
ons are retained IN the system and
carried 90 al parts Of the body
Then YOU are sick all over
People suffering from constpa.
tion. hiIiousncss. lazy liver. dizzi-
ness and fainting spells with their
attendant ilIs should take TRIETS
and be- cured speedily and safely.
TRlETS give YOU a clear pink
skin. bright eyes, sweet breath, and
make you veil and happy.
Take a TRIET tonight snd see
the difference i0 the way you feel
tomorrow morning.
AZ az up-t0-datc drug stroes.
1Oc- 25c.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-01-21
SHIPMENTS OF LIQUOR
MADE HERE YESTERDAY

az comes Il viii probably be a bear o.
Attorney John p. Arbenz was called
yesterday evening az legal adviser Cor
NE ohio Valley Express Company.
ano said he was taking the matter Of
further deliveries under consideration.
John Bosiey. agent for the company.
Hald That u made the usual deliveries
All day yesterday. but was not pre-.
day.
Adams Stops Delivery.
J. II Mcdowell. agent for the Ad.
ans Express Company. said that they
delivered some liquor yesterday morn.
ing. but received orders from Super
lniendent 4. ID. Brosious not TO make
further deliveries. The agent commu-
nieated with Commissioner Blue on
the subject Of delivering liquor Ihat
was In transit al the time OF the issn-
lng OF the order. He stated that he
expected TO receive word to-day
through the New York ONCE.
%. W. Hannahs. agent for the Wells
Fargo. stated that they had held up
their deliveries all day yesterday. He
said there was a contention that there
II no restriction on liquor shipped to
one person for personal use.
Nothing could be- learned from the
Penn Express Company. the officials
or the company having headquarters
at Washington. Pa. However. the
prosecuting attorney was Informed
Yesterday by the company that they
had made no deliveries since Monday
II r. rumored that there f. a com
bine OF the companies going together
TO fight the order through a higher
court than the United States District
Court OF Appeals. but this could not be
verified last night. The officials OF
the various companies said they had
received no official notices on the
judges ruling. and did not care 10
discuss the matter until they received
the judicial explanation OF the law.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-01-21
OHIO LEGISLATURE
(contnusa From 10, P.r..l

NNouHhued FROM Nlrat Fagel
Quire equipment Of locomotives with
safety first automatic fire protection
doors. by Senator Wise % stark. and
10 permit Naturalization 81 convicts
unjustlv imprisoned, bv Republican
Young Of Cuyahoga
Rules Committee Defeated
Members Of the rules committee Of
the House were defeated today when
they attempted 10 dry up the duck
pond practically an the Democrats
and three.fourths Of the Republicans
voting aRainsf q rule 10 have record.
"a a. present but not voting members
who dodFed "a vote BY going out into
the corridor or the smoking room
One rule adopted makes an commit.
tee meetings public
Representative Doatou has offered
bill providing for county uniformity
ir text book. and bills for free text
books viii b. introduced later
Special honor wsa accorded tho
Grand Army of mo Republic in the
House when on Initiated bin to per.
NIT liability Insurance companies 10
compete with Tho State under the
wOrkwnr's compensation act. which
came first Boo numerical order. was de-.
ferred until fnD measure To- forbid dis.
playing in public rod or black nars
was recorded This measure is aimed
Of Socialists and anarchists Another
hill provides penalty OF g. 20 $50 Dr.
tho United states fHr Is not displayed
ON school building
Other fav bills offered in tho House
Increase The rountios' share Of col.
lateral inheritance faxes f0 su per
cent. the municipality or township
fo rot f0 Dor cent. and tho state 90
par cent exempt $40 Of personal
property exempt $500 Of household
furniture. and Co divert Hr state an.
f1m0hle tax from tho state highway
department f0 rho county commission.
ore Tor road building purpose
Liquor Bill Attacked
The hill offered tp prevent the sale
~ liquor fo an alton has been at.
tackled already hv lawyer member
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-01-21
BELMONT COUNTY GRAND JURY
COMPLETES EXTRA HEAVY WORK

James Manley. robbery.
John Myers. robbery.
Barney Moran and Jack Hogan. bur.
glary and larceny
Ross Hess. disturbing religious
meeting.
James Mcdonald. assault and bat.
terry.
Not True Bills.
Anna Gingerhurt, larceny.
Abe Bonar, carrying concealed
weapon, to-wit, a revolver.
r. j. Heedy. resisting an officer.
John Doe. gambling.
Farlin Ball. resisting an officer.
John Zimmock, assault and battery.
william Crow. larceny.
John Doe, gambling.
Harry Crawford, second degree muir.
der.
Harry Crawford. assault with intent
to kill.
Joe Dudek, malicious destruction OF
property.
Marston Depew. resisting an officer.
MUCK Hardesty, resisting an officer.
V. p. Perkins. assault with intent to
kill. ~
John Doe. gambling.
James Evans. shooting with intent
to kill and wound.
Jas. y. Grimminser and Mrs. Jas.
GTimminger. refusing to bate a NUS
ance.
John Doe. gambling.
John Kareck. carrying concealed
weapon
Robert schick. larceny.
Ollie Wright. assault end battery.
sam FundenberF. keeping a gam.
bling house.
John Doe. gambling
John Doe. gambling.
Louis McDoil. carrying concealed
weapon.
William Travis. ct al. disturbing a
lawful assembly.
John Doe. gambling.
William l.. Dallas. carrying con.
cealed weapon.
Liddie Brooks. assault and battery.
Mrs. John Kundis. adultery.
Charles Corbin. resisting an officer.
George Morga, burglary and larcely
Walter stephens. resisting an on.
Ger.
s. Lebow. larceny.
Harold Stephens. resisting an on.
GER
Clyde Lucas and Ralph Carpents,.
disturbing a meeting
V. p. Perkins. assault and battery.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-01-21
NEWS BRIEFS
no PoLIcE COURT YEsrrRDAY-

NO POLICE COURT YESTERDAY
Nheellng was once more uu nor GOOD
behavior Tuesday and yesterday there
rabbit Now just what ygaS v-r6D M, nj, -
the people Il not known.
MINERS BAND-AInyor II. L. Kirk
ieStSrHay gave permission 60 the Miner.
streets. or the city today The banI
VIII take IN collections Tor the striLIUg
miners Of Eastern Ohio.
MANY IHoUIHIEs-NIayor Kirk h.,
peen receiving number Of Inquiries
curing the past few weeks. especially
TINS one. concerning the proposed sof-
diers' monument To- be erected here. The
ment on foot.
GRANT CHARTERs-Theo officials OF
the West Virginia SUNDAY school assoc
citation yesterday granted chartsrs 10
the following adult Rible classes. The
Loyal daughters a. ole. class ~ the IsI-
Eereans class OF the New Bethel M. hi
church at Good Hope The number ~
organized classes 60 date b. 1919
TROLLEY LINE CONTEMPLATED
a trolley line from this city To- Pit1s
burEh VIA East Liverpool o. being cor
templatSd by capitalist. Applications
tween Pittsburgh and Eaat i.iverpgnl
has already been made. The line M CON
structed would connect the Panhandle
division Of the Wheeling Traction com
pany and the SfCub,nyfTle and Fast ~
erpool Traction and LiEht connany
line at Eullansbee. thus connecting
Wheeling and Pittsburgh b. trolley
line
STOCKHOLDERS RECEIVE DIV.
DEHD-The stockholders OF the Hazel
ATLAS glass company yesterday received
their quarterly uIvldenu OF two per cent
The company during the past few
months has enjoy ed "a very good trade
In the way OF orders for their products.
FIHAB PRoDUCrIoH-Trr members
OF the Columbia club NIa nFeLITu. he
auditorium Of the building give their
final rendetion ~ the play entitled The
Honor OF a Cow boy" before a good sized
audience.
MANY SEEKING woRK-The Of
hcials Of the Associated Charities during
the past few days have received many
calls from the unemployed and needy 81
the city who are eager 90 md employ
mcnt iu order that they NAV mike a
living quite number Of the callers
have been from out Of the city
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-01-21
PACKING PLANT
TO OPEN TODAY
INABILITY TO SECURE GOVERN
MENT INSPECTORS CAUSE
OF DELAY.
This Has Been Overcome and Work
VIII Be Started This Morning
Dr. !. " Barstow in charqe.

t1nal plans we're completed last
night for the new Paul o -Reynanp
Packing Plant Of Manchester. to start
this morning
Inc industry would have started
up several days ago. but owing to the
INABILITY OF DR.. G. l.. Hall. in charge
OF the Wheeling Office of the sovern.
ments Bureau OF Animal Industry.
TO secure sufficient meat inspectors
the plant could not be operated The
scarcity OF inspectors is said to be
Que 10 the foot and mouth disease epi-
demic. requiring hundreds OF extra
inspectors over the country
The Reymann plant meat inspection
VIII be in charge Of DIR. /. V. Barstow
OF Texas. assisted by two local NEE.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-01-21
BREAKS A COLD,
OPENS CLOGGED
HEAD AND NOSE
"PAPE's COLD COMPOUND. ENDS
SEVERE COLDS OR GRIPPE
~ FEW HOURS
Relief comes instantly

Relief comes Instantly
A dose taken every Two hours until
three doses are taken will end grippe
misery and break up a severe cold
either In the head. chest. body or
limbs
IL promptly opens cloEEed-up nos
trils and air passages In the head.
stops nasty Discharge OF nose run
ning. relieves sick headache. dullness.
ieEeflshness. sore throat. sneeEing.
soreness and stiffness.
Don't stay stuffed up. Quit blowing
and snuffiing, Ease your thfobbine
head Nothing else in the world riyes
such prompt relief as "Pape's cold
Compound" which costs only 20 cents
AZ any drug store. u acts without
assistance. tastes nice. causes no in.
convenience. BE sure you get the
genuine.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-01-21
NO CHARGE FOR THIS
GRAND HOME MEDICAL BOOK

Every homo should have ono Every
man md woman who isn't afraid fo
read "a hook POI plainly written that
anyone can understand If should write
today Tor n revised copy ~ Tho pep.
rIr.a Common Sense Medical Adviser
fo ur Pierce InvaHdr Hotel. Buffalo.
This ie large cloth bound book NJ
Zoos pages g inches LONE fF, lncncs
fhirk hrimful ar knouIedgr NOT found
.n Ordinary boOka sent postpaid fo
any rrsdo, Who viii send fbIs clipping
with g0 cents
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-01-21
D. D. D. Opens New Era
In Cure of Skin Disease

cant az skin sufferers -ho have
snaurad f1s mauE seara ne texture ~
dIaaaaf and who have sought wrfIrnl
I'D ln vain 90 read about ftiH Hontsr
flI skin remedy lt haH nur nrn
Usa "a In the |urs ~ HaNu disease
We ~ ola establishes druggIHia 90 4
this community wish 90 re. ummrnd
90 500 r. product that has nIrsu marT
ErIIaf and uuY mean the rrd u your
arnHv The product fa mild. aImpIa
wash not r. patent medicine r1ncoct.
81 20 various w1r fhIraH lruG. but .
scientific compound made or vel
known anfiHsrt." Ire rnIrufa IT. r.
made in The ID % - Iahnrafurisa Or
TF..arH ard Ia called fhs -. -. y. Frr
arrIpfton for Eru~@a
This Ill doctors special urearrir
zion CO that has snsctsd manT w1n
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-01-21
coMMrRcF nIMInIsHFn

PARIS. Jan 90. $50 p w .aaFmnce.s
foreiFn commerce diminished On value
600 600 900 francs $500 600 .0O0l In
ton months Of 1914 compared with
the total of a similar period Dol 1918.
accord'ne fo figures compiled rv ha
ca toms admin.sfrafI
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-01-21

dsrful cures
Instantly a. soon a. auplird then q
rruefrafsa fha pores dratroVa a.L
ffroua OF al dIasaa~ Eerma arf
leaves ne skin clean ana healthy 40
druHTIafa sell u D. q. atr. Ear uud 81
We 49, 20 confident - the warNsI
Gus power ~ - IT, - thht ~ haNH
faEs~ aFvarfans q fhs wauufarfur.
sr.H guarantee 90 rTrr you fulI Hlaa
BOTTLE On Trial Won are 90 iudns ne
merits 81 the renrafT fr vour ewn 49,
ft~utar @asa Tf U doesn't hello Tous
vsur money vii ~ refunded
Mors-navta Ding Co wheeling
WYrtck Ding Co. ueilaire Ohio. n. X
Mogs Druggists. MARTINS FERN
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-01-21

kitSTI9l

The best breakfast bacon, and
the sweetest and most tasty
hams are 20 be found here, as
veil as everything else in the
vay Of pork products Have
you tried out pork sausage n
not. you have missed a rare
treat Made fresh daily.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-01-21
ANNUAL MEETING
" stockholders Of Purseglove-Mahei
Coal Company Held Yesterday
Nothing Made Public.

The annual stockholders meeting Of
the Pursegloye-Mahcr Coal Company
was held yesterday afternoon In the
ontce OF Heinlein IN Bridgeport The
meeting was held for the purpose of
electing directors. and II is said that
the strike situation was gone over
thoroughly. but nothing as 10 the out
come was learned. a. n was impos.
sible to get In communication with
any OF the stockholders or Attorney
Heinlein az late hour last evening
n was late in the evening when toe
meeting adjourned
Mrs Eacuu-Aud when your hua bard
gets angry does be tear his hair7
Mrs. Eghert-Oh no; he's afraid 10
ffe not his. you Wy onkcrs states
man.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-01-21
LIQUOR gu Attacked

Tho Dill offered fu prevent Tho sale
~ liquor fo sn alton has been af.
tackled already BY lawyer member
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Where do tears go to?
Who invented ammunition?
Why does il hurt when | cut nv
finger?
Why doesn't my hair hurt when
cut?
What happens when We think?
What makes the kettle sing?
What makes the stars twinkle?
Why do we shiver when cold?
f. yawning infectious?
Why does an apple get brown
when cut?
Why can't We see in the dark?
Can cats see in the dark?
Why do we laugh when some
one tickles US?
Why don't We laugh when We
tickle ourselves?
These and many thousand 9TH
ers answered in this great work.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1915-03-14

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ten por6er cine iogeionnte Gontraii.
ma6l5cit pero6reidt, Oic eiu iiir
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