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The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1916-11-13
FInlshing Gary NILS.

Although the Steel Corporation has
just completed twenty-four tin plate
mills at Gary. in addition to the 1e4
mills operated for years. announce
ment is just made that 10 mills are
to be added to the Farrell plant and
10 to the Shenango plant. in expecta-
ton of their being put in operation
by about the middle of next year. The
Corporation viii then have 240 tin
mills. the same total as the independ-
ents. with many additions in the past
twelve months, have Just attained. The
total capacity viii be in excess of l.
100000 gross tons a year. although it
was not until last year that the coun-
try's production passed the 1000. 600
ton mark.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1916-11-13

Colds Cause Headache and Grip
LAXATIVE BROMO QUININE removes
the cause There is only one ''Bromo
Quinine" r. w. GROVES signature
is on box csc.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1916-11-13
MAN DIES IN
POLICE STATION

Shortly after six o'clock last even
ing Officer Burkes OF the Gary police
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1916-11-13
STATEHOUSE
STRIPPED OF
DEMOCRATS

1contlnued From Page one.l
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1916-11-13
LAKE COUNTY
MEN ARE INVITED

Continued from Page oneJ
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-11-07
DON'TBLAME
l. xxG DAAIxV
He's Fighting to
Keep Bread Costs
Down!

When wheat used to sell at
75c a bushel, and flour was
cheap, the baker made only
a fair profit on loaves of
standard size.
With wheat at $3.50 and
flour up proportionately it
isn't reasonable to expect
him to make the same size
loaves. He'd be ruined if
he tried it.
You, the public, formed a
habit in the good old days
of low flour prices of buy
ing the Scent loaf. The
same loaf for 6 cents seems
like a holdup.
Something must be done.
The bakers are willing to
help. They know ONE way
to cut down costs. They will
gladly do it, if you will
help.
It's an age-old plan. A
simple law of saving labor,
time and supplies. The
saving is a trifle on each
loaf, but it is tremendous on
the thousands of loaves
eaten in Oklahoma City ev-
cry day.
But the bakers can't do it
without your help. Surely
you will do your part in
anything that will give you
more for your money.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-11-07
HE CAN GIVE
YOU MORE .
If You Will Buy
Larger But Few
er Loaves

When you are putting up
preserves, madam, you
know how wasteful it
would be if you only pre-
pared enough for one quart
jar.
1t saves you fuel and work
and time and sugar and al
most everything connected
with the task, to prepare
enough to fill a whole batch
of jars at one time.
In fact, you wouldn't think
of being so extravagant as
to put up only one jar of
preserves at a time.
It's the same way with
your good friend, the
Baker. By baking one
Dime Loaf for you instead
of two smaller ones, he
saves double moulding,
weighing, delivering and
countless other costs.
Because it does take
twice as much work to
make two small loaves as
one Dime Loaf, and with
his materials all advancing
IN price, he is now COM
PEELED to get more for the
small loaf as the over
tWice-as-large Dime Loaf.
And the Dime Loaf costs
YOU no more than before.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-11-07
Bakery Goods at What the
Ingredients Alone Now Cost You

Just figuring what the materials would
loaf bread the like
baked at higher Your labor and the
sutshaven been counted n either So don't think
these days modern sanitary bakeries your
goods from the by?
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-11-07
To You Who Use Less Than a
Dime Loaf a Day

The Dime Loaf will in
waxed Then probably
made bread
the your
costs!
You fresh,
cohbake brisk
it first from the healthier
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-11-07
BUY THE DIME LOAF!
Over Twice For Your Money
Better All-Round Bread Besides

The Dime Loaf really alound better bread than the small
There's every the world why should be-
less ingredients than into the Dime Loaf apt to
to best advantage Having substance to its dough- the food
value of the Dime Loaf greater doesn't bake the
ovents flavor richer lost by rapid drying texture
finer and its freshness retained longer than loaf of smaller
Let your sensitive taste decide if it really is better
bread Buy Dime Loaf today
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-05-27
LONG ISLAND

The Best Suburban Homeplace.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-05-27
OFFICE FOR STEAMSHIP CO.
Lamport & Holt. Ltd. Rent Space In
Lower Broadway Building.

Manning & Trunk and Albert b. Ash
forth, Inc. have leased to I.amport &
Holt, Ltd. tho large southsrly Broad
way ground floor office in the AZ Broad
way Building
Stephen II. Tying, Jr, Co. have
leased space in % Madison av TO the
Saltwater Worsted Company; in II
Union Square TO II. Edwards Ficken,
the O'Neill Linoleum Company and the
Novelty Handkerchief Company; at a.
46 East 25th ST., the tenth floor TO
Holman. Cohen G. Co. the fifth hooi
TO Charles S. & William !. Spiegel-
berg; at % East 26th St, space TO th"
Rochester Button Company; ct 70 Firth
av., the store and basement TO he
T. K. Mitchell Company; the eleventh
floor TO the Hawkeye Button Company
in 92s-930 Broadway, the eleventh floor
at llS-l20 East 25th St. TO the Stanley
Supply Company. and at 30 Fourtl
av.. the seventh floor to the Giant SILK
Mills.
John j. Mecnan has leased the store
and basement at IS West 3!th ST, 10
Thomas Murray for period Of years
for an aggregate rental OF over
100000.
He'll & Stern have leased, in new
building at SO-3s East 33d St, the
eighth loft to Alfred Stern & Co; j,
1917 East 32d St. the third loft to
the Julian Waist Company. and IN
122-126 West 26th st.. the fifth loft
TO Morris Lipshitz; in 12-16 West 27th
ST.. the fourth loft to Rambler, Frank
& Brcgsten.
Cross & Brown Company leased lofts
at 107 Duane 81. TO Phillips & Gal
lagher; at no West Broadway to thu
Pope Cut Glass Company; at 9Ol
Broadway. corner of Goth St, TO the
J. & K Neckwcar Company. and at iS1
Broadway TO y. Rosner & Bro.
Pease & Gilman and George r. Read
& Co. leased the paror floor in so West
37th ST. 10 A. Freundlich.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-05-27
THE WEATHER REPORT
Records for Last Twenty-four Hours
and Official Forecasts.

washngton. May .6.-The Western disturbance
~ the last several days Ia nov centr, over Eastern
Wisconsin. With diminishing Intensity. Pressure
bow,,cr has fallen considerably 10 tho northwest
ward and there f. veil defined disturbance over
Western Manitoba local rains continued over the
Notthw.st and extended In the form o. thunder
showers into the upper Mississippi valley and upper
lake region. but elsewhere over the country the
weather WAS generally fair. There has been fur-
iher rlse IN temperature IN the East and South. and
temperatures are now much above the seasonal
average over these sections and also I'm tho ohio
valley and the southern upper lake region. Between
tho Mississippi River and The Rocky Mountains n Is
cooler and In the Far West warmer. but With TEN
rersturcs SIN considerably below tho SEASONAL az
crsge.
There viii ne showers and thunder storms sstur
day iu the greater portion of the lake region. fo
losod hy generally fair weather SUNDAY. while In
The Atlantic and cast Guf states. the OHIO valley
and Tennessee the weather viii be generally falr
Saturday and sunday.
Temperatures viii not change decidedly
Winds for Saturday and Sundsy.-North Atlantic,
mecraic mostly north. middle Atlantic. moderate.
variable south Atlantic. Moderate south and south
vest except east % Florida coast cast Guf. gentle
10 moderate variable. west Gun. moderate south
upper lakes moderate. variable Winds saturday.
mostly southwest and west nrcr south portion. thuu
der squalls probable. lover Lakes MODERATE shifting
winds saturday. mostly southeast and south. partly
cloudy possibly thunder squalls Erie. disturb
ance nov over Wisconsin diminishing
Forecasts for Special Localities. Eastern NsT
York Louisiana Oklahoma. East and West ToIa.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-05-27
Westminster Transactions.

Worthington Whitehouse, Inc, has
leased for Nathaniel Reynal his coun-
try estate at White Plains. consisting
OF large stone house and outbuild-
ings. etc, TO Mrs. J. J. We'll.
Fish & Marvin have leased for the
Brarclff Realty Company a portion Of
its property known as the Ancients
Club. for term, to Mrs. J. G. Scheel,
Of this city
Grifen. Prince e. Ripley. Inc, have
sold for the estate of AMI l.. Barber
plot Of one and half acres on Wash
inCton av., Ardsley Park. Plans are
being prepared for a Colonial house.
The Scarsdale Estates. Robert T..
Farley, president, I'D large plot in
the Murray Hill section Of Scarsdale 20
Richard Robert +. D. Howe, Of this
CITY
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-05-27

$3.50 600. The Nehring Company, Jule,,
Nehring. president, has been appointed
agents by the new owner.
Other sales follow: g,
120TH ST. Joseph 7. Day has SOLD
for tho estate Of Theodore X. shear
the three story and basement dwelling
S64 West l20th St. on q lot l'XlVo.l
feet. The purchaser is +. NJ SekuhnA'
Of the Omn Company, VINO VIII oe-
cupy. -,
18th ST W. Cohn & Co. have, SOLD
for Carrie l.. Dec. Hyatt her residence,
at 81 West 74th ST., four story ana q
Easement dwelling. on a lot UNIV
feet. located 100 feet east OF columbus
av.. to a new company headed by John
Kaufman. III
1SlST ST. shaw & Co. have sold
for the Montrose Realty Company III
West i3lst ST.. a three story and base
ment dwelling. on a lot lsXlOO rect 20
l.. Hurd Stanford.
WASHINGTON AN.-The Bond sn9
Mortgage Guarantee Company sold lolo
Washington av. two story dWehlhg'
On lot 95x97 feet.
26TH ST. Mrs. Mary Rabord has
sold i6l East Seth ST., four story ana
basement dwelling, on lot 2ONloo tce''
near Third av.
SIXTH Az. George II. kearnev and
others are reported 20 have sold inc
northeast corner Of Sixth av. and 29th
St. a five story building, on lot Z4'oN
30 feet.
1O5TH ST Kurz & Uren, Inc, have
sold for the Dodge Realty Corporation
10 the Bencnson Realty Company the
northwest corner Of l05th st. and Sec
end av.. five story apartment house
with seven stores and four iamlIies on
each Of the upper floors. Inc lo' Is
"a cxO1 foot
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-05-27
THE ULSTER&DELAWARE R.R.

Steamers % the Hudson River Day
lin, make direct connection, At King
ston Point, with afternoon trains for aV
points IN the mountains.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-05-27
Sales in Auction Rooms,


By Henri Brady
sTH Az. $50 SIS Is SIS 4fth e l.otS'ta1
Is srl2sr60 o. stv lot ard store h'dg %V,s 4"
s,ty. W Russell re-. due $50 -75.5l. taxes. etc.
sef-o. adjourned 90 June
By Joseph r Dav
eRoAnwAY. 1850 es e65r 9Th g. % SIPS II
- SES66. E sty lon and store bldg j w Sterling
at vs. Wells o. al Shearman 4 sterling avs
A ksre.se0 ref. due <I'-.lN ~. iNeS' CIV
SIC 900 n 10 fhe p'anuF for $l25ooo
I'd Az 1919 fll eft 81. -oN ~ - -
tenfrt and stores Margaret A Howard ~
lennon e. 81. Mcclure & Prentice a'Ns. l.,
Gillespie. ref due. $ls327 80. taxes. etc. 81
Pv DANIEL GreenwMd .,
tt7Tp ST c2f " $50 vs. IN az, ll1ln' ~
81 dvz Tquitsh's Life Assur Soc o. NE I az
Julia / Donley e. 81. Alexander 4 Green sy4ss
10 the plaintiff for $500
A. the Bronx Exchange
By Herbert A sherman
MAkiDA ST, $40. 5. 2sSl tarrs1n AZ, -'t
100. 3 ST. dv's n Miller a., Meehen Boz 20 e
al NfiIer Kirg Lane & TraTord attys :
Bost,eick ref due ss5i5 taxes. etc. S7A4 81, 10
the plaintiff for $1,000
Bg Charles A Bcrrian
DAILY Az. 1875 e.. MS l--ih a. p ll159 81
- 1870 4 8 sfy dwlg e. Thompson e. al AT
Geo Hooks Bldg GO o. al Kudd Wood Meloy.
s.,vs. IT ID Patton ref due. $3.50 Is. taxes. etc.
SIS. 20 Samuel Garland. parts SOB interest Tor
Bv James J. Donovan.
SIMPSON ST. zoos. e s. 5tlll NeStchcSief ~.
40YlO0 5 sfv brk teumt. Eleanor = Marshall agt
Jennie Herman e. al. Wh.Nock. atty. " G
Griffin ref due. S3l 4jliS. taxes. &C, 1883. TO
the plaintiff for $4,000.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-05-27
POLICE DEPARTMENT.

Rs,lrod.-le n MAY 90 Csp, former in.
sre-'orl John Wiessnd. eSlst on own Application
81 $780, appointed sept s 1899 - p. NJ MAJ o.
iqis Pilmu Daniel y. MoGnrness. 1881. on 01n
application. 500. appointed April "a. 1880
Transfsr-f J. m. May - Lieut.. Thomas A
RYAN s3I ~ telegraph Bureau
Temporary Assignments. Surgeon Frederick J
S-hocnenbergcr. Sfh Dist. IN chsrg. 9th Dist. In
addition N his own. noon. MAY IS. 70 m
June 49, Sergfs John ". ncC0y 6lst and Iere
miah \ Crow ley. lS5th IN Training school. DAYS
a. m Mas %. Ptlmu. Henr o. Scnni, 25ih
and Charles ~ Wash. r.. T-sffc y. N "a !. D.
3 DAYS a m Msy %. Louis A J. itenseiaer
2Gth - l0th. Tor clerical and house duty, mon
Ma 81 n : q m June ~. Edward Grnnon
safh a. driver q patrol wagon. p. m. MAY 3
during absence ~ patrolmsn on sick repo7.
Leaves Of Absence without psyl .-Pumn. Georg'
" BortRlek and John iIemuth. ION. ] dS. from
a m. May q
sck Leave Ptlmn Richard 6. Kirby Telegraph
Bureau. 90 DAYS 8 A M. MAY Is.
Application for Full Pay Approved. -Ptlnn. John
r Brc1ne,ke ilftf. from , n. Dec. 10. 1913
10 o. M April *. 1915. while under suspension
Death William Powers. 2lst. al 6fi
y M May o.
Revelations. 50 much ~ Paragraph q 5. n. lls
e. g. A. temporarily assigns Lieut. Io-eph A. Scha
FER 27sth Precinct. 10 Training Schcol Is revoked
50 much u Paragraph ]. q ~. r. s.. as TEN
porariy assigns rtlmn William Nierauch, 59th
Precinct. George Gi &. 256th Precinct. and John
Nugent. 271ih Precinct. 10 Training School IS r,
voked.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-05-27
BIO Pinknev Tract Sold,

Fish & Marvin have sold for IN
Mary G.. Pinkney estate. Clarence 1t
Kelley. administrator. a tract comprls.
ing about fourteen acres. beng the last
OF the extensive Pinkney holdings III
the Scarsdale section.
The property, which commands OK,
+ensive views Of both Long Island
Sound and the Palisades. is ono Of the
most valuable and best known IN Scars
dale The purchaser is Charles NJ
Eaton. Of the firm Of Raymond PyLn.
chon & Co. and has purchased the
property for development purposes. II
is the intention of the new owner 70
cut the property into moderate SIZE
building plots and 10 start this WORK
in the Immediate future.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-05-27
Ncsterday's Contributions.

COLLECTED At THE ARMoRr or THE 18TH
........... .. - =. q, en-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-05-27
Costly Home Planned for
Gath Street Site Bought
from Mrs. Fabbri.
PARK AV. HOUSE, HELD
AT S125,000, SOLD
BUYER for Another Fine Dwelling
in I'D Street-Other Sales
Reported.

The buying Of site IN East cath st,
en- which will be erected a dwelling
representing an expenditure Of S250,-
COO. and the purchase OF Park az.
corner home. valued st Sl25.000. and
another in East sd ST.. were the chief
transactions in the real estate market
Yesterday.
Pease & Gilman sold for Mrs. Err
resto G.. Fabbr the lot 20xl00 feet,
al 10 East 64th st. and II feet Of the
adjoining lot az 10 East Gath St. af-
fcrdinC plot 3lXl00 feet. IL Is part
Of parcel purchased by Mr. Fabbri
severa; years ago from Charles Steele
with tht intention OF erecting a dwell
ing house. Later she built a house
further uptown The westerly half OF
tho plot she bought from Mr.. Steele
Mrs. Fabbri sold 20 Orme Wilson. lr.,
who has erected fine home on It. The
purchaser yesterday will erect a resi-
dence from plans by John &. Green Leaf
covering the entire plot frontage. The
site was held at $4,000. There is a
setback restriction covering the prop
critics at Is, II and ~ East saith St,
but Pssse & Gilman have obtained q
release from the owners of the ad-
Joining properties. 80 that the new
house may be built up 70 the building
line.
William r. May & Co. have sold the
southwest corner Of Park as. and o5th
St. for J. II. Stearns 70 client for
occupancy. This is a modern five story
American basement private residence
and is opposite the Hoyt corner, which
was sold last week TO Clifford 4. Coch-
yan. The saith 81. corner Immediately
south was sold about a month ago 20 an
unnamed buyer. who will probably
occupy the premises after rebuilding.
William B. May & Co. have also sold
for L. VI. hospital the modern hve
story American basement pr vate resi-
dence % East I'D ST.. between Flfth
and Madison avs. This block has been
extensively improved Of late years and
contains many modern houses the
most pretentious OF which IS the
Pulitzer mansion. on the north side
opposite the property just sold, and
which is now occupied by the widow
of the publisher
Charles B. Sway has purchased the
Switzerland. a six story apartment
house. on plot 103.9x145. at the north
corner of Riverside Drive and l5lst St,
from the A. Campagna Coz struction
Company The house was built IN 1910
by Silverson & London, at g cost OF
S25O.OOO. and was recently acquired by
the sellers in part payment for their
Luxonis. AZ 303 10 3O7 West l2d St,
from the Kirk estate. II was held at
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-05-27
SAYS BOYS KILLED GIRL
Clergyman Attributes His
Daughters Death 10 Stoning.

According to the Rev. l.. +. kelser.
of Tarrytown. his cight-year- daugh-
ter Dorothy recently died in the larry
town Hospital from a stoning she re-
ceved from boys on her way to school
A girl inspired boys to stone MS
daughter, the minister alleges, causing
internal injuries which brought on
death. ..
81 feel no III will toward anybody"
the minister said yesterday, but my
girl had TO be sacrificed before any one
took notice OF the incident
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-05-27
FIRE RECORD.

A
l. 1916 IN % Az - Aaron Ger,tei TIMING
i.iO-lsj Fast s9th ~ Adam Romer. go.
1910 Wooster a.. e. Ngpman unknown
3O-lTas Grotona Park East. Lyman Sedenbeg
slight.
0O-si.0 Sth sv A Ficischmsn. shght
33O T. Fast li6th 81 owner unknown. 81 O0o
G.s5-e01 East 18th a.. Mar Usher. slight
iG.s0-20s West jsth st.. llo'e Traymore trihins
II .s0-iOl Sth Il unknown: slight
II So West l3j'h S.. Nina Brown. slight
r VI
i3.i5- Front Of 80 West l35th 81, wagon Giuseppi
Narencilo. no damage
II so Front Of 100 Mercer st.. wagon; Mardlna
Iafssco. slight
les : Fast ll7th A.. Francis Feller: Sigh
800. o'9 I'd gv' Isaac HUFFMAN; hfng
f-r.' 2 Oar 4u'~uu+ TIA 40.
iS-?s.h s and 18th Nv: City OF New York
SO. giI Washington ~. Ch-rles Dali. ,rhins
, 90. g. l;rrsdHry; Ms0r Brancnnan: IN
riu4
30 gBi 3 9th ~ samuel Lcrine irfns
,.35 ~ Hon.e Il samuel Ne fssy t-nns
f5-t f. P-uTs RI . Loul- Goidran, unknown.
N.l5--Icr0re nj ScdgVick rvs. tity q New YORK
none
..9- % Eiriug,oi st. Reny BcnoRiz ufng
s.3i go h. leath st.. ScIton Husony none
lr.7o-J ard . Lawrence st. Empire Carrying 90.
1896 snJ 3 Grand S., Emil Wagner. tdninE
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-05-27
GUARDSMEN AID
BATTLESHIP FUND
l4th Regiment Receives
Marjorie Sterrett and
Contributes $41.0

As result Of collection taken
among the officers and men Of the l4th
Regiment, n. G.. n. Y, at their armory
last Tuesday night, Marjorie Sterretts
fund to raise money to build the L. ;.
S. America was increased by more
than $40.
The battlcship girl was treated most
CALAMITY by her hosts on her VISIT 10
the armory and, escorted by AdJutant
and Mrs. Jackson and Miss Gslindo.
was received in the quarters of every
company of the regiment. Toward the
close Of the evening Colonel Foote
called for further contributions and
passed his own hat among his friends
asking them 10 help the true blue
American girl in her patriotic work.
Ill ION
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-05-27
From TINS Tribune Bureau
Washington. May -.


Retirement ~ col. LOUIS BRECHEMrN. Med.
Corp. tnnoupc,d
Second ~ BiRTOS q LEwIs. y A. tHr,, lieu
tenant ord. Dept ,. assigned "a ,. 4. enecuFs
Fl-st ~ NoRuAN = RAMSEY. Inf captain.
ord Dept. assigned Oh IN
'>Jt. FREDERICK G. TURNER. Cav assigned
,,, ,'l" ~ DWIGHT X. sHrRTLEFF. Cas-, Cnst
"culsnart. ord Dp). assigned 18Th Cav e'-
r,ay, Of sosenr. one month. granted Capt CLAIR
ro Town " r., i,U%H,r,, Med c. from Army
Med school. Eashinston lnIy 70 posts 'pccl
rT.RI,Fst y Rir.rY. icrerson Bsrr,-ss. RoB
INT T.. WILLIAMS Columbus Bauacss.
SAW.
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training station. san Francisco. June l. 10 NeN
T. ID W 'I FriItR. de,,chrd Celue to NeT Himp
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IL ~ a. ! : ASHLEY. detached Ut,h: 70
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surg ! " IDEN. detached naval hospital Anhap
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CIV y0f Ens G G. 4 uKAY. detached nay yard. Mare
Island: 70 bureau Q, Yards s7d Dcc'a -, Mar.
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