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The Hattiesburg news. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 1908-1917, 1916-07-11
year.

T Starkville, Miss. July 1i.-Consldcr-
able rain has been falling during the
week, which is detrimental to the cot
ton. and is making good game for the
boil weevil. Despite this the stalk Is
full and looks promising. All over the
county the reports of farmers that their
farms of cotton are clean and very lit
lie grass is to be seen. The best crop
of corn will be made this year. Quite
a quantity Of hay has been gathered.
The Hattiesburg news. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 1908-1917, 1916-07-11

Scooba, Miss, July lin this sec
ton the weather conditions have been
favorable for cotton. While in some
localities too much rain has fallen,
giving a vigorous growth in weed with
out fruitage, with hindrance to cult
walton, generally the crop is in a good
state of cultivation with fine pros
poets. The rains have been very scat
tering over this (Kemper) county for
the past few weeks; some sections in
need while other parts complain of
too much rain. Where conditions have
been favorable the farmers are well
UP in their cultivation. The boil Wee
vii is reported to have made their APP
pearance in places, but not so general
as of this date last year. The farmers
will cultivate throughout this month
in the belief that continued light cul-
tivation will be beneficial to the plant
and destructive to the weeVil.
The Hattiesburg news. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 1908-1917, 1916-07-11

Hailehurst, Miss, July 11.-Weath-
er has been ideal for cotton since last
report and the plant, while small for
this season of the year, is in good
healthy condition. Cultivation is well
up and there is practically no fields
that have not been placed in fine
state of cultivation. Boil weevil are
doing considerable damage in some
sections, while in others there is very
little damage being done. The acre
age is at least rs per cent larger than
last year. The outlook is fine.
The Hattiesburg news. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 1908-1917, 1916-07-11

Natchez. Miss. July 11.-While con-
siderable rain has fallen in this and
adjoining counties during the past 10
DAYS it is stated by farmers that the
cotton crop has not been affected. SO
far little if any damage has been re-
ported from the boil weevil, and the
cotton crop bids fair to be the largest
than at any time since the advent OF
the weevil seven years ago. In Adams
county it is estimated that there is an
increase in acreage of fully 100 per
cent Cotton in this territory is re-
ported in good condition and well
filled with bolls. The crops are all re-
ported clean.
The Hattiesburg news. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 1908-1917, 1916-07-11

Aberdeen, Miss, July 1.-THE cot
ton crop of Monroe county is two to
three weeks ahead of last year. The
plant is growing rapidly, fruiting we'll;
good stands and very clean. The boil
weevil is reported in the sandy land
district, but in the prairie belt the wee
vii has not made its appearance. Good
rains at the proper time, and not too
much of it, has put the crop where it
is. The corn crop, both old and young,
is far ahead of any previous year. The
alfalfa and other hay yield is above
par. Monroe county farmers are fast
leaving the one-crop idea, and if King
Cotton is a failure, or the boil weevil
eats it up, they have a dozen other
things to fall back on.
The Hattiesburg news. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 1908-1917, 1916-07-11

Canton, Miss, July 1.-THE condi-
ton of the cotton crop in this section
is better than two weeks ago. The
plant is healthy and is rapidly improv-
ing in growth. The weather condi-
tions have been somewhat better for
the past two weeks. While rains have
been frequent, they have been light
and local. Fields are now beginning
to look celan in most localities. Boil
weevil are plentiful, but so far have
not done a great amount of damage.
Labor is plentiful and working well.
Crops generally are looking much bet
ter than a month ago. The late corn
is fine and the hay crop is the best
seen for years.
The Hattiesburg news. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 1908-1917, 1916-07-11

excellent. Rains have visited most sec
lions of the county just about as need
ed and the prospects for magnificent
yield of both cotton and corn at pres
ent are very flattcring
The Hattiesburg news. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 1908-1917, 1916-07-11

Paulding. Miss, July 1.-THE cot
ton crop throughout this vicinity has
made excellent progress since last re-
port. Dry weather has prevailed and
fields have been placed in a splendid
state of cultivation. Cotton has very
healthy appearance, is nicely fruited
and growing rapidly. The prospects
for bumper crop at this writing were
never more promising. Very little
complaint so far has been made of
boil weeVil
The Hattiesburg news. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 1908-1917, 1916-07-11

what greatness may be
acquired W b en- he
grows up. And any
influence that brings
relief to the expectant
mother is the first and
greatest Of obligations.
There is a splendid
remedy kn o W n as
Mothers Friend" that
has been q safeguard.
q helpful daily i1flu-
ence, to a host Of
women. Applied exter-
naliy to the muscles
they become DlianE
The Hattiesburg news. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 1908-1917, 1916-07-11
GAME LAW HELD Up;
LIQUOR LAW STANDS
INJUNCTION FILED AT LAST MIN
UTE RETAINS QUART-AT-
TIME MEASURE.

Jackson, Miss, July 11.-Secretary
of State j. w. Power today issued a
proclamation declaring the petition To
refer the Richardson game and fish
law 10 the people for ratification or
rejection, under the initiative and ref
erendum amendment to the State Con
stitution. to be sufficient, and calling
attention to the fact that it is held in
allowance until the general election in
November.
The secretary of state would have
taken The same action on the petitions
to refer the Weakley quart-at-a-time
whiskey bill, and the anti-advertislng
law prohibiting the advertising of beer
and whiskey, but for the fact that pro
hibition leaders obtained an injunction
against his doing so at this time
II is claimed. however, by the liquor
ties that if the petitions on one law
hold good they must be valid as to oth-
er laws and if the prohibitionists sue
coed in knocking out the Initiative and
referendum amendment it would affect
the game law just as any other.
II became known today that before
the legislators inserted into the Con
stitution the initiative and referendum
amendment they consulted the high
est authorities in the state regarding
the question of the legality OF IT'S
adoption by the people, and all au-
thorities held that the people had vo'-
ed to provide a means whereby they
could ratify or reject any statute pass
ed at the session of the Legislature
inserting the amendment, or thereat-
ter.
Efforts will be made at once to nave
the Injunction dissolved, and If sue
cessful the secretary of state probaDly
will issue preclamations calling for
vote of the people on the measure.
The proclamation issued today reads
as follows:
The Hattiesburg news. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 1908-1917, 1916-07-11
Office of Secretary Of State,

Jackson, MISS, July ~, lJA"
To Whom it May Concern:
Whereas, under the provisions Oh
the Initiative and Referendum Amend
ment to the Constitution of the state
of Mississippi as inserted by Concur
rent Resolution Of The Legislature.
Cbapter 159, laws of Mississippi, 1916,
there has been filed in my office pc
tition praying that an election De
held to determine whether the quali-
fled electors Of the state of Mississippi
shall accept or reject an act
of the Legislature. approved by the
Governor. April 4, 1916, to-wit: Chap
fer 90 of the Laws of Mississippi, 1916,
commonly known as the Game ana
Fish Laws" and,
Whereas, said petition was flied
within 80 days after the adjournment
of said Legislature, and contains more
than 5000 signatures, to-Wit, 1912 sig
natures, and is accompanied by proper
affidavits setting forth shat the sig
natures to said petition were made in
the presence Of affiant and that to the
test of atlantis knowledge and be
hief each signature is genuine, and
| that each person signing is a qualified
felector
Now, therefore, /, Joseph w. Power,
Secretary Of State of the state OF Mis-
sissippi do further admonish all per-
sons concerned or interested in the
premises hereof that it is specifically
provided in the aforesaid Constitution
al Amendment that "all measures re-
ferred to a vote of the people by ref
erondum petitions shall remain in
allegiance until such vote is taken.
Witness my hand and the Great Seal
of the state of Mississippi, this the
10Th day of July, A. D., 1916.
(Seal) Joseph w. Power,
Secretary of State.
The Hattiesburg news. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 1908-1917, 1916-07-11

Louisville, Ms, July 1l.-Cotton IS
looking well and fl0urisning. The re-
cent few hot days have had a tendency
to keep the boil weevil from doing
much damage, though they are to be
found scattered over the fields. The
weather has been fine and some rain
has refreshed the ground. Farmers are
well pleased with conditions at pres
bnt.
The Hattiesburg news. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 1908-1917, 1916-07-11

Greenwood, Miss, July 1.-THE con
'dition of the cotton and corn crops in
] eflore County is practically unchanged
from the last report Cotton has been
making splendid progress in both
growth of plant and fruitage. In fact,
tho Gotten crop in this section is as
perfect as could be at this season Of
the year, and the corn crop is also
The Hattiesburg news. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 1908-1917, 1916-07-11

GrcenviIle, Miss, July lin most
localities OF tie delta there has been
too much rain for cotton during the
The Hattiesburg news. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 1908-1917, 1916-07-11
Today And A
Generation Hence

The flight of time makes US think of
the future. The baby of today reflects
The Hattiesburg news. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 1908-1917, 1916-07-11

Senatobia, Miss, July 1.-THE
weather condit;o ns have not been fav-
CRADLE to the growth of the cotton
crop since last report. There has been
eco much rain, AMI the crops in the
Bottoms ana va1Ays are grassy and
hayo been mate tally damaged " the
excessive rains and high water. Guilt
walton has been retarded and the crop
has not made a normal grOTtA since
last report. Hill cotton has Jared bet
ter and where it has been worked we'll
is growing nicely. There has been no
complaint from cut worms or weevils.
The cultivation of the crop is at least
ten days late on account OF the recent
heavy rains, and as a result the crops
will be worked all through this month.
The Hattiesburg news. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 1908-1917, 1916-07-11

the pests presence, and the outlook
continues the best that has ever been
known in this section at this season,
according to those in position to Judge
The Hattiesburg news. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 1908-1917, 1916-07-11
HUGH MARTIN SAILS
FOR RUSS CAPITAL


Mer:G:an, cdly :i.1us-i lie good
offices of Senator John Sarp Williams,
his private secretary, Hugh l.. Martin,
son of Mr.. e. J. Martin of this city, has
been attached to the United States
embassy at Petrograd, Russia.
Hugh Street MARTIN was born n
Meridian, December 2S, 1891. lie was
educated at the public schools of Me-
ridian, Meridian College and has tax
en- special courses of study in various
The Hattiesburg news. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 1908-1917, 1916-07-11

Columbus, Miss, July 1.-THE cot
Dn crop in this section has made fair
progress during the past 10 days, oc-
pasional rains having stimulated the
growth Of the plant considerably. The
fields are reasorsss ssaans The plant
is fruitiag at about normal rate, though
the crop i aboa zen days late. The
boil weeY situation is regarded as
serious in rs county. Material dam
age has ID rG-dy resulted from the op-
crations OF the weevil, evidence of his
work being visible in practically every
field. The ground is literally covered
with puncturcd squares. Every effort
is being made to mitigate the pests
damage, but to little avail.
Democratic messenger. [volume] (Snow Hill, Md.) 1869-1973, 1916-12-23

Daily exc
i MURDOCH. G. + a. l. r.
WILLARD THOMSON.
Democratic messenger. [volume] (Snow Hill, Md.) 1869-1973, 1916-12-23
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Gem olaemeinen Gebra, acrGB mindt d bein Sabres
cel aeoeuieia slis sahr no Die @eoatticn nno
eiGscitma edo" oe bim Gbrod unS ruff 'alen Scrn
bes go ebeniaas en rla6 aa i'm naea Jabr W
mnien o bofien, bob ndt miere 2eer onoerh ole
aeiote alai f Sabr oIiraiM miro uno id
suamcnort fir at ,b aampes5ale oara enol cine
Aere erlb i'll ser Die Soinnsen Ser oenoen geet erat
mcroen r boin arbteno @of ndt mahr Gnger bo1
n.nasuou ai Reden Nadiee au unb bnen Segcn
,r,o Sell gid mo be aeoenbe ser Ynbet erpartet
pob llcbcrcnnmng NIT auen 2eern mo Seierinnen
as Gdo" boiie pndn oaB ser rdbare @efrieg
boIoioes Gnoe nnmt bob eeualtge Maero enem
Srieoe fbrt eer 3e Der treten gnip1dl9
ser N6er Gmouns ardft mbeirnft ou Die err
doft Der srten Ser Geemat Witarss berbeibrin9
ud bas ne, Sabr bcbetet umpf lai tercenamp uno
bef }e mub on energid anitrensumaen Der ner-
briden Qoie erdmpf uno erobert uerom
ao mir hcsn Die 3unh Sab Die neutrality-suspicious. o6ri-
m ecinnen 1cr mo raen Der Irbeit ant abr bas
rcibei 0bei nb Snurani bodboen nao fir ibr
Nanpioraan oas rGd)o", pou mh eintreten meroen
AQo nodrmals: Slid anf gum Nensm Sabr:
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gefabroct ionoern oariiber binaus
lilht natllrgen,db ser Staut ,ieine"
Arbelter in politiider Siniid)t 5u be-
cln'lnIlen: lie ioIlcn iid) nid)t noh
cigenen Willcn ais Staatsbiiraer
betatlgcr, ionoern iie louen oie So
lltlf rlitntaden, Die ielpeils sic Ne=
glerlt1g pilnlht Die biirgerlihe
Selnofratie bat NIT Hiidliht ouf
oele Veelltrahtigung Ger itaatsbiir.
aerliden Ureibeit gegen oie slisoeb=
nllng Der pripatpirtihoftIibcn @e-
triebe oes Staotes lid) nit gl,tem
Hed)t al,sgeiprohcn. Die 8efabr,
oaB Der slrbeiter iih oerart lpillen,
los MAIDEN liBt, mag geringer fem,
ieit oas alaiienbeipnbtiein scitieaen
lit. aber lie lit INNER nod elm iebr
III Anihlag 5il bringenoer asaftor.
Shlieblih fommt foleenoer &C.
! iid)tspllnft in Yetraft: 9as aonSe
Spltem oe5 @erfali,nssltaates lit
auf ocm Yrin3ip aufgeballt, oob bie
| &olfspcrtretlrng sic aontroue iiber
Ole Staatseinnabmen uno -Iusga.
ben ilbt; bridt elm 3onflitt aus
slpiiden &egicrung lmo Tolfspertre'
tltng, 10 bat Die letterc MIR cir
afahtmittel seieslid3 sur Serfiigume
= Nihtbeipiuiglng Der Ginnabmen
tpoourf oie &egierung perbi,,oer
miro, ueiter 81 .uirtid,aften 6lic
| BEN inoelieu sic ginnabmen Sc:
| Staates in Der 3auptiahe nidt uu.
| Steuern, ionoern aus Dem Yrofi
Der itaatliben 8etriebe. 10 miro Die
ies Yuogetrcht Der 0olfspertretln
offenbar iquioriif, ba Sic Regie
rung iiber Die 5taatsbetriebe per
fiigt nno bamit iiber Die ginnat
men. gs mllB baber Elm Mittel q
, | f,,noen tperoen, Die @ebte DC
Golfspertretl,ng 3m iihern.
!. 9lus aQeoem ereibt iid), Dob mi
!. So3ialoeinofraten feinesneg
!. ihle1tbin "aus 9Srinaip" fir 81
+ Nerltaatlih,ing eintretcn fonnet
+ Ionocrn oaB mir uns bic gntide
n Dung in ieoem ein5elnen Sale po
/. bebalten nno cine &eibe bon Joro
i rungen iteDen miiiien 5ur @abrur
It Der Sntereiien Der Mrbeitcrflaiie.
Echo : Wochenblatt der Vereinigten Deutschen Socialisten Clevelands. [volume] (Cleveland, O. [Ohio]) 1911-1920, 1916-01-01

betrieben. 9etatigt lid ser Staut
oils pirtihaftliher ltuternebmer, 10
id)opft er Erofit genou lpie Der pri-
pate aapitalilt, inoem er lid ,,nbe=
sablte slrbeit aneignet. sllld, oie
Staatsbetrtebe baben oaber 0ie
SenocnS Der Steigerllng ser Sobnc
entge9en5uipirfcn. Selblt lpenn bas
&oalitiolrsredt Ser slrbeiter ppllltdn-
Big geluabrt tpiiroe, uerihIehtert lih
Die Gbance Der slrbeiter, oenn einem
.QtonopoliIten gegeriiber, Ser nidt
5u befilrd,ten bat, ooB bel einem
Streif III ieinem @etriebe Die &on=
fl,rrcllten ibn pom Wfarfte perordn-
gen, baben oie slrbeiter inn 2obn-
fampfe eiuen ihiperen Stanb. Gs
fonnt aber bin5u, oaB bisber ltets
Die Senoen5 ipabr5unebmen lit, oas
&oalitionsreht ser Mrbeiter in itant-
lihen getrieben burh Geiese uno
Ierpaltungsmabregeln alls5uihal,
ten. Gs lit sur 8eniige befannt, oaB
bie llnternebmer oft gcnlg eriolg-
reid gegen cine Grboblug Der
2obne III ltaatlifen ltno fommllna-
| len @etrieben alftreten, Inn einc all=
gemcine Soebrng oes @obnlipeaus
5m perbinoern. Sc grober Ole 3abl
ser in itaatlihen llnternebml,ueer
beidaftigten slrbeiter, oeito encrgi
ider ipiiroe oieies Ycitreben einiet
sen, rno cs lit nod oie sSrage, tpit
Ser eegebene Staat iid ibr aesen
iibcr perboIten lpiiroe.
| @ei oen 9lngelteaten ser Staats
babncn in 2eutfdlano, Selterreih
ltngorn, sstalien, 6ranfreih uno an
oeren 2Gnoern lit oas 8oaIitions
redt Ser Mrbeiter iebr itarf einge
ibr1nft ODER giin5lid) aufgebober
llnb Die 3esierung Der Nereinigte
Staaten bat ebenfalls idon oes Se
teren gc5eiet, oab Tie bic Organiit
: tionsbeltrebungen Der Yoitangeitel
Il ten nit i6eelen Musen betrahte
Selbit Der ~sute" &eform Wsapt
= Gopnor in Nelp Dorf trat iet
i feinofclis eesen cine Orsaniiatic
Ser itdotiihen StraBenarbeiter al
L llno nift nur oas @oalitionsred
;. Der Mrbciter in Staatsbetriebcn
Echo : Wochenblatt der Vereinigten Deutschen Socialisten Clevelands. [volume] (Cleveland, O. [Ohio]) 1911-1920, 1916-01-01

lihung nid,t geihpdht, lonoerl1 I'M
@caenteil geItdrft miro; 5lpeltens
fonnen Ser slrbeitertlalie oltrdl ole
|erItaatlihlmg neue TeIleln anges
leat lueroen. 9eioes beluirft Damn,
ooB Oie frcibeitlihe Gnhpidllulg oes
Staates persogert miro.
Monopole fopitoliltild,er Stauten
linO in nond)er Soinlid)t cine 8efabr
iiir Die slrbeiter. Tie Mod,tltcIll,ng
Ser @ourgeoilie fanu pllrd, Die Ser
ltaotlifl,ng ei15elner SSnoultrie5lpel-
ae perlt1rft meroen. Gs fam leid)t
Ser Soil eintreten, oaB oie Ser
ltootlihung genau 10 lptrft, ule Die
inoirefte 9cltenerlu1g. Nebmen mir
). g. sic Serltaatlitung Ser &ohlen.
Nur Damn tpdre eine lleberfiibrlu1g
oes Yrofitanteils ans ben Sanoen
ser pripaien llnternebmer an ben
Staot, fpcnn Scr Staat lid nit oem
rnormalen" lluternebmerprofit be-
gniigt. Sobalo ieood aus fisfali=
iheu esnterellen ser Staat 0ie Sob
lem perte,lert, ipirft Sic Gerltaatli=
hlug lpic cine aoblen1teuer. 8etrof,
fen miiroen babel oie Wailen Ser
&onll,menten, sic &oblen sur Set,
sung Der @obnllngen bralldcn, aber
aud oie Snoultrieacn. Die lcsteren
lpiiroen ieoo1 beltrebt iein, oic 9e.
laItllng bon ii1 ah5utpdl5en o,,rf
Grbobl,ng Der @arenpreiie, uno &c
fann leid)t geId)ebcn, oaB oabei oe,
Staat feline Wirtihaftspolitif oar
! allf anlegt, oas 81, erleidtern. Soe1
es miro ser 8etreioehanoel I'm;
bic Weblproouftion perltaatlidt
Der Staat tpiiroe cine redt aniebn
lihe Ginnabme er5ielen, memn er oi
. Erofite Ser WiilIer nno 90nole
einitreiht. Nber es fam aud (
fommen, Bob aus fisfaliidem Sr
tereiie Ole Weblpreiie erbbot tpcroet
: tpas elmer fdtueren Wrotiteuer gleid
fame, altBeroem fann Scr Staat Sc
!. EroOu5et,ten oes @etreioes iet
: bobe Sreiie betpinigcn, uno oot1
3 tuare oieie 9rotlteuer elm Torte
!. fir Die 2m1otpirte.
q Damn fonlnt in Wetratt ods s
t. tcreile Der Nrbciter in ben Staat
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gs fonnen Die Ssntereiien oes ar.
bcitenoen 0olfes MIR i'm Sosialis-
mus bon mno ean5 gauabrt tperoen.
llnb oie ipirtihaftlide Jreibeit fir
Mle fonn MIR ourd @ergeieuidoft'
li9ung oes gigentums garantiert
tperben uno lit bieie @arantie por'
banoen, Damn ereibt iih Die Cider
belt ser politiidcn uno anoeren Jrei'
beiten gang bon ielbit. gut tpare es
ipenn Die europdiiden @olfer ourf
bic iurdtboren 2eioen nno Salten
sic iiber iie ourd BEN @eltfrieg &C.
fommen iino, 81, oieier icoialiltifder
Giniiht fommen tpiiroen.
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DC IQHH ctU lSIteUe, III OeIU ute
arieesentihaoisuns OILS @eoingung
eriheint, nir eeibloiien iperoen,
iuem cine ser Earteien ponltdnoig
niebereesn,ngen lit, iif ai,f @naoe
uno llnsnaoe erseben mub; iolanse
oas nid)t Ser Sau lit, ipiirbe Die
9oMrscoiiie Ger betreffenoen Staa.
teneruppe iifer ibr eieeres 1ooes.
urteiI niht ,rnterihreiben Mber
aud Der gourseciiie oerA liegreiden
staatensruppe ludre oomif pidt &C..
oient. oa bel Den beltebeuoesi fqpito.
EEiiiaesgss ssesia,stsscl, eSEIHwtssstt
zines Staates oud) fiir aapitalil,en.
aruppen onOerer 21noer perhdna.
nispon iperoen fam. Ser Staats-
banferott Hublanb5 ). .. ipiiroe
Dem oelitlder aapital Terlllite bon
pieleu Wtiaiaroen sllfiigen, oenn es
lpiiroc nid)t MIR Ser 9eiis bon rlli-
Iilhcn Staatslhulblheinen entlper,
tet, ionoern allh ser Ielis an ruiz
iiif)en @ant= llno Ssl,oultrieaftlen,
OH Giienbahnaftien lmo sSbligatin-
! nen llno an @ehleln rl,liiidcr
! SflHbner. = Iaber lit es sielnlif,
lpabriheinlih, DAB id,lieblid, jebes
2ano Die 2ait Ser ariegsfolten sll
iragcn baben miro.
Son monhen Seiten miro mn,
oer oeutihen Hegierllng geratell,
neue StaatsmonopoIe einsufiibren,
Inn oic ariegsfolter 5u oeden. Die
9eiiirluorter oieies Sorihlags er.
fldren, ooB ser Staat, inoem er be-
Itimmte Grtuerbssneige monopoli'
liert, iih Ben Trofit aneignet, Ser
bisber IN oie 1aihen prlpater aapi.
| taliiten eeflolien lit. 9as Giienbabn'
monopol, ipelhes oie 0el,tihen uni
alih anoere Staaten belisen, oas
gobafsmonopol IN Seiterreih lin
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