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The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1915-12-24
pixieIand Methodist Church

The Dixieland Methodist church
will have a volunteer program on
Christmas eve, the members OF the
Sunday school and church contrlbu-
ting to the evenings program as
their talents permit.
There will be a Christmas pie"
at this church, instead of tree, the
gifts for the young folks being hidden
in the pie"
The public has a cordial invitation
to be present.
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1915-12-24
At the Cumberland Presbyterian

At the Cumberland Presbyterian
The following is the program
which will be carried out Friday ev-
ening at 1870, at the Cumberland
Presbyterian Church.
Song-By class No. l, led by Wal
ton Wilson, Jesus. Gentle Savior"
Prayer-Rev F. H. Callahan.
Song-By classes 2, 3, and 5, led
Clifford Wilson, Brightest and Best. !"
Reading Harley Morse.
Reading-"The Moreleys Christ
mas. Edith Anderson.
Carol by congregational, Little
Town of Bethlehem"
Reading Roger Kent's Homecom-
ing
Reading Santa Claus on the
Train" Walton Wilson
Song by choir.
GLORY to God in the Highest
Observation-Disclosures Xmas" by
Louise Smith.
Song by Congregation-"Joy to the
World"
Benediction.
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1915-12-24

Services at Catholic Church
on Christmas Day
There will be mass at the Catholic
church at and also at 9 o'clock on
Christmas day 1t is probable that a
special musical program will be rem
dered on this occasion.
Omaha daily bee., 1915-10-02
DEMOCRATS WANT
CREDIT FOR PEACE
Secretary Reynolds Of Republican
Committee Reveals Plan to
Boost Wilson.
NO WAR ISSUE IN EXISTENCE

Stopping off in Omaha on his
circle tour of the country, James b.
Reynolds, secretary Of the republi-
can national committee, is spending
a couple Of days looking into politi-
cal conditions and getting the view
points of republican leaders. Mr..
Reynolds is on his way back TO Wash
ington from the Pacific coast, and
when he completes his trip, will have
touched nearly forty states. His son
is with him and they are at the Fon-
tenelle.
Asked for his observations, he
said
The people OF the country have UNI
dergone a great change of mind since
1912 and every indication is that the re-
publican party will be returned to power
next year to bring real prosperity to
the country again. Nor can such an era
come any too soon. yet President VIII
son and his advisers have already fixed
on a plan of campaign they hope will be
successful in giving him another term in
the White House, and this plan is to
have him run as a peace president and
to make that the sole issue OF the next
campaign,
Upon all other raiiying cries. the soft
pedal Of the administration is to be put
and all of the cabinent and other orator..
cal lights of the present dynasty are TO
concentrate their vocal guns and their
/ fountain pens on the one theme Of how
President Wilson has kept the United
, States out of the European war.
Any Executive a Peace President.
This is an interesting movement and
amusing as we'll. II Is true that this
country is not under arms. and that
other nations are. 1t Is also true, the
president has done his utmost to keeT
this nation from getting embroiled in the
conflict across the seas. What president
would not do llkewise7 What man ia
there OF sufficient fibre tc be chosen
for the presidency, who would not exert
his energy to keep his own country from
the horrors OF organized murder under
the name Of war? What man would will.
ingly permit any White House act to be
the cause of becoming a part Of a con.
| flict, which is no part of the business
Of the United States?
1
American people. There can be no issue
on a question where all men agree II
/ requires two sides and opposing opln-
ions to make an issue. There is only one
side to the matter of our refrainine
from being drawn into bloody European
crisis.
so far as the European war situation
is concerned. and the part of the United
States in 1t, the election of 1916 will make
no difference Whoever is elected presl-
dent will strive with every power that
is in him to keep this country out o.
war. 1t makes no difference which politi.
cal party triumphs nor which nominee II
elected. The result will be the same sc
far as the striving for peace is concerned
There can be, and there will be, M
such issue before the voters next year.
"But there are issues upon which tn,
campaign will be fought, issues upor
which the parties differ and the nomI
nees as well. These involve question!
Omaha daily bee., 1915-10-02

loon ascension and aerial bombardment
At 4 p. m.
Chfldrrn's Days Arrangcd.
Two children's days. Saturday OF this
week and next. are already arranged.
and next Tuesday viii also be- a special
day for the Riddles. " the schools are
dismissed In the afternoon Tor the auto
floral parade. ON those days. the
youngsters will he admitted at half price
to the carnival grounds and the various
shows.
Bits Of Confetti.
"The Shadow OF the Cross" an oil
painting. Is one of the attractions.
chief OF Police Russell OF the Highway
hasn't had a single complaint OF pick.
pocketing on the grounds so far.
An upstate lad almost smashed his nos,
last night by trying to walk through on,
OF the glass walls OF the Crystal Tangle
After seeing the wild animal show any,
body with the hunting srlrlt can sh rot 4
out OF their system at tin ducks In th'
rifle gallery.
Hot coffee by wire is one OF the re
freshment features ON the Highway On,
OF the booths serves its coffee from cleo
trio percolators.
Captain la Dare, who spent seyera
yCsrs ON the canal zone. has larg
working model Of the big ditch. whiol
offers instructive entertainments lie CN
plains Il In lecture.
IL any country visitors tire OF tn
! hoarse cries OF the bally-hoo men an
| long for the farm, they can talk thei
I own particular brand OF shop with agent
/ Of Canadian free homesteads. who hav,
l n booth on the grounds.
For the fourth consecutive year 81
! Matthews Lutheran church has y re
fioshmcnt booth at the carnival Home
/ made pies and other delights are an
pcnsed by Rev. and Mrs, q. w. SnydC
/ and Mesdames Peters, Swanson an
! Hughes OF the church.
! When Daredevil" Kennedy, the slide
| for-life man, tested out his inclined wir,
/ he first sent down n couple OF hundrc
| pounds OF sand and gravel In sacks =
| the wire. The load hung low and struc
| a building at the lower end. breaking tn
sacks and splitting the building materl,
| for almost a block around.
Omaha daily bee., 1915-10-02
Doctors Already
After Vacancy on
Insanity Board

Although Or, Spaiding has not yet
been buried. an active canvass has al
ready begun IN behalf OF candidates for
the position left vacant by his death az
member of the insanity board. Two names
are being pressed on the district judges
who have the selection to make, those
OF DR.. J. NJ. Akin and DR.. +. t. Coulter.
10th practiclng physicians here. DR..
Atkins candidacy is said to be sponsored
by Robert Smith, who as clerk of tho
court is also member OF the insanity
board and thus specially interested In the
naming of his colleague.
Omaha daily bee., 1915-10-02
"Jap" Tamisiea Put
Out by Accident

Like Achilles. who could not be in
jured save in the heel. is Jap" Tamisiea
police surgeon and Creighton foot ball
star
Tamisiea has been the stormy petrol
Of many rough scrimmage on the grid.
iron, and his head has been pounded
often and hard by the clsuted feet OF the
pigskin battlers, but never was he dis
abled.
Several days ago. however he got
tangled up in some kind of accident that
mixed up his heels. and as a result Tamil
siea is out OF commission and will remain,
so for at least week.
Omaha daily bee., 1915-10-02
SEATS RESERVD FOR THE
VETS TO WATCH PARkDES

The. county commissioners have ar
ranged for a reservation OF 300 seats on
Seventeenth and Harvey streets. so that
the Douglas County Association Of Ne
braska Pioneers may view the electrical
parade Wednesday evening.
Next Friday evening the pioneers will
20 TO the BILLY" Sunday tabernacle in
a body. a reservation for 800 having been
made for them there.
Jonathan Edwards, president of the as
sociation, is in Washington. attending
the Grand Army OF the Republic encamp-
ment. Mrs. Mary Carmack is the sec
rotary.
Omaha daily bee., 1915-10-02
PORCH CLIMBER MAKES
A GOOD HAUL THURSDAY

Mrs A. M. Gallagher of blS South
rhIrtv-e,pbth street reported to the police
that during the absence OF members oi
her household Thursday evening someone
climbed up the front porch toreeo
bedroom window and stole diamond rinss
ana other articles of an aggregate Value
of 500. AZ -
A. L, Stark OF Tabor, Ia lost go IN
cash and draft for $500 whlie gell'he
on a street car at Fourteenth ana Iieihey
streets. He believes his pocket was
nicked,
Omaha daily bee., 1915-10-02
MISS RUSLAND STUDIES
IN BATTLE CREEK SCR00I

RATTLE CREEK, Mich. ssst. So
fspec,al. Miss Muriel Rusland. s6OS La
fayette avenue, Omaha, has taken up
49, stuaies In the Sanitarium School OF
Home Economics In this city. The
school is affiliated with the battle
Creek sanitarium and Is one OF the ieau,
ing schools OF Its kind In the unitee
States. A.
Miss Rusland is a member OF tn
junior class.
Omaha daily bee., 1915-10-02
TRAVELLER HAS MORE CASH
THAN WHEN HE STARTED

Frank Balkan. q peripatet'e citizen OK
tho United States OF America, called at
the city clerks office for an officiai
abatement confirming his presence here.
He explained that he IL on httlo jaun'
from Cleveland to san Francisco ana Ia
not very particuLlF whom he reaches tins
Golden Gate.
He carried a miniature SNtohel when
contains fifty-four pieces OF baggage,
deck OF playing cards and a pair OF SOCKS
according to his affirmation
This traveller from the BuaTeye state
saws he started from Cleveland with
cent and when he checked ~ hiA Cash
occoupt I'm Omaha he had 40 cents.
Omaha daily bee., 1915-10-02
Funeral Services
For Dr.. Spalding to
Be Held Saturday


Funeral services for Or. $. X. Spaid-
ing. who died In Washington, ID. G.
Wednesday while attending the national
encampment Of the Grand Army of the
Republic. following stroke OF apopieNy'
will be held from the residence at
Twenty-fifth and Charles street Satur-
day afternoon at $3.50. Rev. NJ. V. Hig-
bee, pastor OF the North Presbyterian
church. OF which Dr. Spaldlng was an &C
tive member. will be the officiating
clergyman, assisted by DIR. ID. e. Jenkins.
Burial will be in the family lot at For
est Lawn cemetery,
The honorary pallbearers VIII oe'
r,,a.,., I..e hste1e. John Trench,
sa..e, - lseatty Dr. -. q, bryant,
Wli,iam baird, Ut ~ th"O"t
r.. =. WILCOX ~ ~, no n SO, ,ssi,s,,,,a, =,
IA. ). hughes, ChHllv .S, ~, ''''>''
l,tor,,, ,4erzaR bryce Crawford,
I'D McEachton. hOpert S"a,h
Earnest hoel, " ~, - Iie'i
Omaha daily bee., 1915-10-02
EVANGELIST LOWRY MAKES
CALL UPON BILLY" SUNDAY

Evangelist Oscar Lowry. who viii open
a revival Ia York. Neb., next Sunday.
L. In the city and called on Billy sun
day. with him Is ]. q. Brown. leader OF
his choir, and Miss Jean Lamont. who
has charge OF womens work.
Omaha daily bee., 1915-10-02
PEGG PUTS ONE OVER ON
PENNY MACHINE OWNERS

John Grant Pegs. city weight and
measure Inspector, Is busily engaged in
collecting penny Weighing machines
about the city and holding them untn
their owners call for them. According 10
John the machines are In evidence all
year until mid-fail. when an inspection
OF such contrivances L. made. The own
Omaha daily bee., 1915-10-02

vital 10 the United states and lts pros
perity. Nor can they be yelled and kept
from sight by the pushing Of a fictitious
question to the fore.
80 far Rs the republican nomination
contest IL concerned, there viii be pre-
scented at least a dozen names Of fsv-
orite sons OF different states and Of men
who are considered by the delegates to
that convention worthy Of the honor OF
beinE nominated"
Omaha daily bee., 1915-10-02
WANT EXPRESS COMPANIES
TO EXTEND DELIVERIES

r. A. Agnew Of the South side, has re-
duested the city council to require the
express companies TO deliver packages
beyond the four-biock limit. which has
been the rule In this district for years
Tho city legal department VIII investi-
gate the situation.
Omaha daily bee., 1915-10-02
SuftO is No Match
for Motor Truck

Tony Sefto. while riding his motorcycle
along South Fourteenth street, collided
with one OF the motor trucks Of the David
cole Creamery company. Sefto's ma
chine was demolished and he was con-
slderahly scratched and bruised, The
motor truck came out OF the collision UNI
scathcd
Omaha daily bee., 1915-10-02
FlD0 AND SPORT N0W
HAVE A CHANCE TO RUN

City Pondmaster waggoner has sus-
pended for this year his chase after UNI
licensed dogs.
During the season he impounded 1 $50
dogs, most OF which wero killed according
TO the law.
Omaha daily bee., 1915-10-02
GIVE HAVlLAND SET TO
TIE WIEE mr. MINISTER

The ladies OF the Zion Lutheran church
called on Mrs. Rev. A. T. Lorimer at
her home Wednesday afternoon, the oc-
casion being Mrs. Lorimer's birthday.
Mrs. Lorimer was presented with a set
of HaviIand china dishes. Mrs. Herman
sksrIn making the presentation speech.
Refreshments were brought by the
women and a splendid time was reported.
Omaha daily bee., 1915-10-02
MINIONS OF KING
AK GAYLY REYEL
Large Crowds Have Glorious Time
Seeing Wonders of the Land
Of ouivera.
WHITE LIGHTS GLOW BRIGHTLY
CARNIVAL ATTENDANCE.

"Wednesday ............... $3.50 say
Thursday ..........,...s. s,e47 $50
when the second nights big
crowd on the carnival grounds had
completed Its hilarity and fun and
had headed homeward through the
half-million candle power of street
lighting and had separated itself
from several million pieces of con-
fetti. II was quite generally agreed
that everybody had enjoyed one
glorious. good time.
For that is the spirit OF King AXIS
Highway. Everything is gaiety and
pleasure, from the welcoming arch
at the main entrance. ell through the
grounds to the farthest exit. And
last nights throng played the Joy
game to the limit.
One can hardly walk up the white
way along Fifteenth street to the
carnival at Howard, under thousands
of brilliant lights. without acquiring
the Joy germ and joining the revels
on every side. According to careful
figuring by Contract Agent zimman
of the electric light company, there
are almost 100000 candle power OF
lights for Ak-Sar-Ben this year,
which In themselves send the beams
of frolic into every nook and corner
OF the downtown district.
The Subject OF auIvera.
So when a person goes home. bur
dened down with a ham Gagged canary
a basket of fruit, e Teddy bear a baby
doll. nm Indian blanket. some candy and
roses and dishes. a neok-tuli OF "ori-
entail face powder" and face-fuli OF
happy smiles, and perhaps wearing a
fake mustache and Charlie Chaplin
hat, he il promptly recognized as a sub
ject OF Quivera and nobody needs to ask
where he has been. or II ne had a good
time.
A big searchllght pranced its streams
OF brilliancy over the crowd last night
and Daredevil Kennedy STAGED his
sensational slide for lie, hanging by his
teeth, for the first time from the top OF
the City National bank building. II IL
| one Of the free attractions. and viii
take place every evening at 9 o'clock
The other free attraction Is n daily bal
Omaha daily bee., 1915-10-02
silver from NTexIco.

ELL PAsO, Tex, Oct. 1.-silver bullion
valued at $4,000 arrived under heavy
guard at Juarez today from the mining
camps OF the Parrai and Jiminez districts
o. chihuahua state. About a hundred
Americans and foreigners from the same
state arrived on the same train
Omaha daily bee., 1915-10-02
Kountze Banks Not
Parties to Loans

A report was circulated that the
Kountze banks here and elsewhere were
taking part in the placing OF the war
loans sought by the allies T. L. Davis
OF the Omaha bnnk denies that any owe
is on or is to be made toward furnishing
of the $500 600. 900 sought
Omaha daily bee., 1915-10-02

MANASSAS. Va. oct. IA bronze
tablet commemorative the peace jubilee
held here July q. 1911 when union and
confederate soldiers Joined In the cele-
bration. Was unveiled here today IN the
presence OF several thousand people.
Omaha daily bee., 1915-10-02

ers then hide them from View until Che
inspection period is over II has been
found that many OF the machines con-
fiscated are very inaccurate.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1915-08-27
elite ipmnoet | 0apct.

: MiooeIhoret leuer et Sfalopr,
icm SstaIienprne faloer @ianno.
Oct bar Den merfeli9e Ggenifub, ot
oct frembritger man fan gierne
lige Ipinoer ct SlngS flGbriJ
Silfe, ion mon tilgoocgior / en- for
bette 2iemeo ~ipecieIt alrluot Sabrif
pao Sicllien. Spret isqer aiennem
&C flTbrige &rnaoe at fomnie / Sor.
blnoelle me0 en- eller unoen unoer.
'lst'f alippe og iPIh iig iii oeit.
lloet Staoe Tor Spret fan Sraaoefp
dfIflPres / belle lin 29ngoe, pm
fan gan op iii Here Same, % oe
crltatteS mart al me Sroaoe.
Haamoterialet inoiamles peb
TiPretib, pnifeS iSGbepono, torres
CO uoippnoes. Sereiter ipinoes oct
til Ell pnSielis INF Sraub, bporai
man tilpirfer eft pnffert % fin.
nenoe Spi al brlngul 6arpe.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1915-08-27
bIottc gine Ter man Sranifmpnbe

bIottc Zine Ter man Sranifm9noe.
mes MISUNDERSTANDING - 6e Iig.
ger | 2dlen bagpeo 2~unosbpen. Wen
til Spire, ra9enbe op oper Stoaen,
lager Den bersinte "Seioe 2S5",
ion pore Snpre itormebe for otte
Oa9e lioen.
Ssien er 6riin OF bar! Get er her
lpffebes Wenneifet i%uloitpnoia at
llbrpbbe Sfoeen paa ct fort Serr9n.
SrPrne ligger ipIintrebe meIlenl
%bperanore, iorfuaeoe og ifllote ipn-
Der o9 iumnlen, llnbcrifogen er inIo-
Itpnoig ioriumoen. SSoroen or ops
repet. @rape, Sapper, SprGngbul-
Ter. Ssien er iprpngt / Sunorebe
&epner. st Wuifingep9r glammer
op, 0epprerne bpisIer. llben Sp.
bolo fjpnrpes Der beroppe. Ger fom
ct Sfub fra ct ipGrt Stpffe Sfpts.
Get brager iom ct Soroenifralo, og
Gffoet lager brslenbe giennem be
bpbe alefter.
SrGf engalig Geiret merfer ou
Den unberlige Stanf2 Som / Gan.
gene poa ct Soipital. Ger lllgter al
4lor % alt miligt anoet. 9enne
2ugt far je9 iporet aaereoe imor.
geS, 6a hi eiloml finn n9rmebe os
Irgonnerifogen. Sele oenne Sfog,
ipon9er al 6ligtigbeO, Soro % SrG.
rsboer, bar opiuget oenne iGliomme
Stonf. Zen TANNER fra Sranif-
mGnoeneS 8asbomber, ira @nsar.
terne / De u~opberlist erplooerenoe
@ranntcr, ira Wasieerapene ser er
tiloGffeoe meb &lor.
SoriGroeligt, ire @ange iorf9rbe.
li9t nlaa oct bore gaaet til Der!
Sfogen bar fin Siitorie, oa oen er
irpgtelig, iom De piIoe Sabes Sasa.
Gnbuu %beitanbig fam man / 9rattet
iteoe pua Ell Soloat meo @epGret i
Ini lagsitiaing - man raaber BAN
an, ban lparer life. !San er 0so, og
/ bans Sitting bar Sornene bolot
bam fat 49,.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1915-08-27
Tm9lcme torraaotc Vicmocm.

Huber Grigen / 1866 bnb0c Grfe.
tertilg SoieiS trooper llaaet 2eir /
HGrbeoen al Ell lioeu bebnliif 9p
Deo Naun @ipaf. - Grfeberti9en
ielp ooernatte0e / Ell 9onoegaarb.
Strar eiter Mi0nat fom ell iinprl
Soloat, iom bar fsOt 3igeiner, oa
riloe a6lolut tale meO Sertugen. -
San loa me9et urolig no, men Bag
ten piI0c life Hippo bam ino, oa
nrloer Srorrrlingen paagneoe Ser
tll9en oG falbtc 3ieoineren til Jig.
Sclt bctpmrct i%ortaltc oeune, at
0ienoen bar J s(nmnrid.
"Saian, bporoan peo on oet?"
ipir9te. Sertu9en.
"6ienoen pil o~perioloe os," fort.
ictte Soloaten.
"Mell, min SerL Sorpoiterne bar
life melOt noaen Snre."
"Tienben rr clronu loll9t borte,
men mart er De her, De lHtpger
Jig aiennem Sfogen % foiter Ii9
pper oS."
"SrNr0nn pe0 0ll 0ette?"
"Se paa S%ugIripnrmen oeruoe,
lom flpuer forbi os. On Natten
iouer Iitglene ligeiom WcnneIfene;
fer hos os er set title, men / Sfo.
gen rr bet llro, Suglene er blepet
ltrpmte."
Grfebertugen ianot Mpionnemen-
iet me1et %icrltnloi9; ban los itrar
Torpolterne iorlterfc, og for Siffer-
lrbs SfDlo los ban Sropperne prf.
fes. Gn Cine efter bar S(oget /
fitlb @an9.
Yan benne Moooe iorbinorebe3
oct planlagte Sperfalo peb SiGlp
al Naturbarlwts Sagttagelieseune.
Soloaten lit i'm rigelige 9%elenning.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1915-08-27
On liocu 0clt Tor Ncttcm.

N &rinri1nIretten / Vori3 bebono-
lcoc man iorIcbcn Gag en- Sag on
Ell Ont pnn trcttcn Nor, iom al Bar
ncoomltolen unr bIcpct opnlt til at
lnolptte@ / Ell SorbcorinQSanitalt
lom OmItrclicr. Gutter uppeQcre0e
imlolcrtlo Gonnlcn oN blcn fri-
ficrt6t.
Get bar Ell unbcrliN Niitcrie, @ut-
tens Soripnrcr lortaltc / Nctten. Ne0
ariNcn& NcguuoeIlc iiior Spit hou-
DC ban, ipm ino mango fronlfe @llt-
ter oFnQana, 'a0t til line NorGIbre,
at han qicrnc uiloc aon no % Haas
mcb Suifcrnc. San breb iia fife
pm at Torplorcne 'aooc nei, men
incl liz diltco til WtilitUritotioncn
% off ino / ct Nepimcnt, ION itl,Ioc
icu6c$ til Grouteu.
San ndr itor Tor lin Nllber % ioo
ub Ill at prre Here Nor TIore, ems
han / &irtclighcoen par, oa benaanQ
hopbc man anbet at qiore Cnb at irr-
Qe Tor ot icnbc fiUffe Gutter hicm
iQirn. Snu bleo oItiua peo Ncai-
mciltct % fiGmpeNc tappert / Slo-
get peo Wornc. hpor han bIcp lao
ret oa icnot Ill ct Noipital.
Ga hon par blcpct helbrcbet. icnb-
tc Sc ham tiIboec til Torrloreuc.
Wicn hon blcu fife IUuQe I No hem.
ne. Tan Sage eiter por han moer-
pci@ ill Grouten iNicu mco Ct onoet
&c1iment. &to Soupir loQoe hon
Ell iou Nlinreuoe Sopperheo Tor %
gen. at hon blep uGpnt / Hopporten
"a ~ofientIia lufrn'fct AZ @cncralcn.
Scunc iuntc$ ~forcpriQ, at @uttcn
funbc hout uof al ariN iorclebia %
icubtc ham hicm pno Sfcle.
Wtcu Sen lille Self Qau mart Sto.
len en- aoo Sag % 'luttcbe liz, iom
han plcicbc. til ct iorbioraacnbc NE
giment. Ncu b%cnneaana itob Spf-
fen ham life hi. Hceimentet lfiIIoe
ncmli0 life iii Sronten meu i'll ga
riS. Ser bIcn han orreiterct icm
Smitreiier % oert i'll at inblTttcS
/ Ell Acknowledgements Meu han
appeQercoe. fem ier uGprt, I'll ari.
miraIrcttcr, % Sommen blep ont
itrbt. % han tit ogiaa Ell anoen
SprciSuiua ioet &ettenS ErG'ioent
arotuIcrebe ham meo hans @eorii.
ter o. faIotc ham "cn ~beltcmooia Ii.
Den NemIlina".
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