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Free trader-journal. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1916-1920, 1917-03-12
SCOOP
!. OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
PLANT A GARDEN.

News the time of the year when
eggs are cheaper and the park bench
es begin to chow signs Of usefulness,
tut il is also the time for Ottawans 10
think about plantin' gardens. We
heartily recommend that every man.
woman and child take an active inter
est in a garden campaign this year.
The Rotary Club did neat little bit
of work last year when they staged
contest between the school kids and
perhaps they'll do the same thing
again this year. At the present writ
inc" I'VE had to quote that, cause the
auy who sits next to US has It copy
riqhted) no action has been taken on
the matter. Mayor Bradford says that
he is ooin' to plant garden and the
Ms,cr wants everybody else to Join IN
the campaign. It will be the greatest
lille thing in the world TO reduce the
n. C. of /. Just think instead OF hav-
ina potatoes for desert, va can have
them as regulars For you'ns who
have no room for a garden, plant It
out on the lawn. Just think CT the
beautiful odor from the potato hlos-
SONS, or the emerald hue Of a nice
patch of onions. Onions, the breath
Of the nation, and to think they were
selling at such outiandlsh high prices
this winter cause more people didn't
plant gardens. Already Sheriff paws
has issued an order to have the grass
in front Of the court house pIowed up.
The sheriff wants to put in a crop OF
potatoes, but those hard headed super
visors are tryin' to MAKE the sheriff
plant cora. Either or either either
is correct, would be very ornamental.
Mother thing they might do Is plo"
up the parking on Ottawa avenue
Think of all the potatoeo that could be
raised. REMEMBER OUR GARDEN
CAMPAIGN is GOING TO START
PRETTY SOON, so SAVE IT!
Free trader-journal. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1916-1920, 1917-03-12
ScalIops.

How many people know anythin.
about the toothsome seallop? The 1T
flo round bits of white meat are really
the hearts Of bivalves. In other words
the only edible part of a scallop Is the
muscular tissue that controls the open
ing and shutting of its shell The name
scallop Is derived from the iluted shape
Of the creatures shell. These are very
thin. In fact, the weight of the scalIor
IL so near that of an equal volume oi
water that 1t floats by the very Sigh.
propulslve force given by the opening
aud closing of tho shell; hence scallop.
have the reputation of shellish thai
swims. They arc caught IN scoop nctr
rs they hoat along with the tide.
Free trader-journal. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1916-1920, 1917-03-12

mer Of the gun while indulging in this
practice Assuming that the hammer
IL already down. pressure OF the
trigger is sufficient when the object Is
covered and the brain signals. Later,
these same signals will he flashed
when the novice is pointing at a mov.
ing target with loaded gun, and II
his mechanical construction Is in tame,
he will hit the object
1t. would seem that a shotgun were
the most awkward and lily balanced
object in the world, judging from the
positions assumed by nearly every
novice, and il Is right at the start
that he forms queer and often lasting
bad habits II not checked and careful.
ly coached.
Properly instructed thus, for posi-.
ton and pose, he can be counted upon
to take his peg with the air of a vet
eran and II he lacks q little assurance
way down deep in his heart. he will
only have To squeeze the trigger be
hind a real load once or twice tr
awaken to his possibilities.
Free trader-journal. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1916-1920, 1917-03-12
MITCHELL SWEET ON CUBS.
Leader Says He Expects to Put Up
Strong Fight This Season.

After many weeks of deep study OF
the cub players Manager Fred Mitch
ell is firmly convinced that he pos
Sesses material of more than ordinary
ability with which to contend for the
National league championship. He ar
rived at this opinion by taking the
players on the reserve list and compar-
in. them with the men Of the other
teams in the league. In this way he
discovered he has the foundation for 4
team that ought 10 finish not worse
than third in the race.
Mitchell is student of the game.
He was with Boston last year. knows
Free trader-journal. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1916-1920, 1917-03-12

FOurierlsm was a social system
founded by Charles Fourier. born IL
France 1872. died 1887 Fourier advo.
Gated cooperative industrlalsln, cou'
pied with the idea that society should
he organized into "phalanges. The
phalanx was to number about LOGO
persons, who were to live IN COM
mon building. with certain portion
of soil for cultivation. The staple In.
dustry was to be agriculture, but tbs
various groups might devote them
selves TO such as were best suited e
their tastes. Several attempts wcls
made to carry out Foufier's theories,
but the result in each case was failure.
New York American.
Free trader-journal. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1916-1920, 1917-03-12

Stonciengc. like Hamlet remains
mystery so far ms Its actual builders
urc concerned or the actual purpose fol
which It was erected. The famous
stones that stand on Salisbury plains
IN England, are the remnants OF som,
sort OF structure supposed to have
been built about the year 440 or 450 IN
memory OF the Britons who we're muir
lcrcd by IIengist tho Saxon. The,
ARE probably the remains Of druiu
temple or Enclosure. About the druid,
wa know very little except that they
were the priests OF the Celtic peoples
OF Great Britain and France In the cur
" pre- Roman times. New York Ameri
Gun.
Free trader-journal. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1916-1920, 1917-03-12

II Joe Wood proves himself the
Smokey Joe of yorc the American
League race this year is going to be
tighter than ii could possibly be with
out him.
Joe says the good old salary soup
er" is right once again, and II it is
Lee Fohl's Cleveland Indians, with
Wood in the box, may be expected TO
win many game OF ball that they
might otherwise lose.
Woods arm was q terror to the bat
tiers OF the Ban Johnsonian circuit sew
eral years ago His bullet-like speed
drove many good hitter to the shell
ter OF the bucket" and the part he
took in worlds series is baseball his
tory now,
In purchasing Wood from President
Frazce, of the Boston Red Sox, Man
ager Foil, Of the Indians, believes
that he has greatly strengthened ms
club and its chances in the coming
race. for, II Guy Mortons arm Is
really lit for yeoman service again, lie
and Wood will be terrors on the
mound They ought to be good for a
total OF thirty-six victories between
them at the lowest estimate. But, oil
course. they will have to pitch bang.
up ball.
Last year Smokey Joe did no work
on the mound, He laid of to give his
arm long rest, and he refused to
report to the Red Sox despite all man
ner OF entreatics on the part OF Man
ager Carrigan and President Joe Ian
min during the Winter Of l9l5-l6. II
has been said that Wood and Lannir
Free trader-journal. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1916-1920, 1917-03-12

FRED MITCHELL, MANAGER OF THE CUBS.
the skill of the players it possesses
and also knows that the material he
has to direct this year Is superior to
what Stallings has. And Boston col
Jared third place last year. Mitchell
does not make comparison merely for
effect. but points out how he has more
efficient men. The new commander is
enthusiastic over his prospects. He
has risen to this state by comparing
what he will have to work on with
what the contending leaders will have.
Tie is not forgetting himself in this
and Is confident he has the ability to
get the best out Of the material on the
list. He is not making any predlc-
lions. but feels. after sizing up the 9TH
or clubs that he will make a better
showing in the race than Joe Tinker
did. Manager Mitchell has the Cubs
at the training camp ut Pasadena, Cal.
whipping the team into shape for the
season.
Free trader-journal. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1916-1920, 1917-03-12

are Others and a lot of them who are
coming and coming fast. One OF the
most promising Is Joe Burman. Chi
cago boy who at present is battling
in eastern rings. Burman has been
sent against and certainly looks as
though made of the stuff that goes in
the build of a champion. Pal Moore
is another classy boy, so is Dick Load
man. and nobody can overlook Fran
kie Burns, the Jersey crack who has
shone for quito spell but never was
able to cop the crown.
Here's to the bantams-they make
things hum.
Free trader-journal. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1916-1920, 1917-03-12
Stronq American League Fight.

So strong are six teams OF the Amer.
lean league for 1917 that the manager
who keeps his best men IN the game
most of the year probably will take
the flag. These clubs are Chicago.
Boston, New York. Detroit, st. Louis
and Cleveland. r Washington may have
to be added to this list also, but base
ball men believe Griffith lacks the bit.
ting to land his team at the top.
Free trader-journal. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1916-1920, 1917-03-12

National Trap Shooting Champion
Ready For Big Title Meet Again.

T. l.. SPOTS, the national amateur
trap shooting champion. is now In rare
form. At one of the regular N. Y. A.
c. meets at Travers island, New York,
he missed only four Of the clay pigeons
out of 100 and showed that he Is get.
ing into form that will make him q
favorite for the championship once
Free trader-journal. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1916-1920, 1917-03-12
TELEGRAPH SPORT
NEWS
Cowler Meets Bonds.

New York, March 12-Heavies and
are on the bill at the
Harlem Sporting club for Friday night.
Tom Cowler, the English heavyweight
will meet Joe Bonds. Leo Johnson,
clever colored Harlem lightweight,
will appeal against Chick Simler. OF
Scranton. Simler made a great show
ing against Benny Leonard recently.
No Bout at Madison.
New York, March 12-There Will be
no bouts In Madison Square Garden
tonight and there won't be any until
Grant Hugh Browne andAhfs assocl
ates can produce a lease or Dill OF sale
for Madison Square Garden. There
will be a meeting of the safe Athletic
Commission today, -at .NHithl the
license issued to the Garden Tower
Corporation will be revoked because
Browne has failed to produce con-
tract OF sale and proof Of permanent
possession, all Of which were to have
been done on March l. Chairman
Wenck, OF the Boxing Commission,
will recommend to his fellow commits
sioners that the license issued to
Browne be revoked until such time as
Browne or his associates can prove
ownership. Governor Whitman has
expressed himself as In accord with
the action Xii The sboxiog Commission
in reyokil We .censeU El
.,y,-r-x--~,,. rS..;s -Yv.a 5xs vo,,vr Al
Free trader-journal. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1916-1920, 1917-03-12
SPORTS

tamweiehts for some little time to
come. In eastern cities the promot-
er, have awakened TO the fact that
there are boys in this light class who
are capable OF interesting the fans
the natural result being that these
same fans will cough up the coin TO
see the performances. In New York
the bantams are providing the enter
tainment frequently at the boxing
clubs. and the same condition pre-
walls in Philadelphia. where only SIX
round bouts are permitted, and IN
Boston. where the boys are allowed
to step twelve rounds.
1t always has been pretty nearly
cinch that the bantamwelghts-H
there were enough OF them who pos
sessed class wodld be kept busy IN
the ring. The reason for this is one
division in the game of iisticulis that
can provide speed and plenty OF action
il is to be found among the little fell
lows. They don't have the weight TO
carry like the heavier scrappers, ana
speed in most of the contests depends
to a great extent on how fast chap
can travel
Free trader-journal. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1916-1920, 1917-03-12
$500 polo Plaxsrs Enrolled.

There are $500 polo players enrolled
in the Polo associations OF which 550
belong to army teams. The first play.
ers handicapped In 1883 numbered
fOrty-tWO.
Free trader-journal. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1916-1920, 1917-03-12

"Who Is that beautiful girl over
therey'
shes the daughter of corporation
lawyer. But keep ii from her. old man.
She IL sensitive and hns been brought
up in Ignorance Of tue fact !'--Lite,
Free trader-journal. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1916-1920, 1917-03-12
9, 80 %%&-3 SO v@@9@#@%
, BoolE TARGET FOR STORIES

. Ping Bodie, formerly of the
1. Chicago White SOx and with the
9 Athletics this year, has long
(: been IA target for stories having
% to do with supposedly undue
% quantity of tigurative wooden
{. matter in the Uranium. Bodie
o was az the bat in game against
(. the Yanks and stopped the play
4. to remove Il splinter from his
4. hand. AS he did SO Birdie Cree.
(. from the New York bench gave
4. him this bit of advice. stop
% scratching your head, ping."
Free trader-journal. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1916-1920, 1917-03-12
bANTAMS ATTRACT
INTEREST Of FANS
JOHNNY cOULON, FORMER oTTA-
WA BOY, is MAKING GRtAi
cOMEBAck-PlENTY OF GOOo
Rows IN THE WEE CLASS Or
GLOVE WlELDERS.

Enter the bantam weights, for right
now they are doing the biz tricks
Tn central circuit Perhaps never
before. in the history OF the hght
game has there heen so much inter-
est manifested among the wee glove
weilders. The boy who would rise
to the top of the pile, and wear the
crown, has a tough task to perform.
One Pete Herman is wearing Inc
crown but uneasy rests the head that
wears the title"--tor he Is BENG
pressed on all sides by some mighty
clever little fighters including our
own Johnny Coulon. former OTTAWA
boy.
There was time, and not very
long ago. when there weren't enough
good boys to make the competition
even interesting. but that isn't the
case now, for there are more than
enough classy wallpapers to make II
exciting.
Any one who doesn't believe TINS
may take slant at the foliow'iis
list,
Pete (kid) Herman, New Orleans.
Kid Williams, Baltimore.
Johnny Ertle, Ct. Paul.
Pal Moore, Memphis.
Frankie Burns, Jersey City
John solsberg, Brooklyn.
Lew Tender, Philadelphia.
Al Shubert, Boston.
Dick Loadman, Buffalo.
Jack Wolfe, Cleveland.
Joe Haley, Cincinnati.
Harry kabakoff, St. Louis.
Jabez White, Albany, N. Y.
Benny Mcneil, Wosdnir.
Benny McNeiil, Windsor, Canada
Joe sarman, Chicago.
Bahtams Popular in East.
With Pete Herman, the little Ne"
Orleans italian, the champion to leat
this band it looks as If there wouie
be plenty of action among the pan
Free trader-journal. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1916-1920, 1917-03-12
New n. eno.a.m.r. Wa sroker,

II can't make you out at I'LL" he said
angrily. you're SO ficklC und change
able. You're just riddle to me-"
"Yes?" replied his ilancce. Since
you're 10 stupid PERHAPS You'd better
give me up"--Phlladelplliu Ledger.
Free trader-journal. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1916-1920, 1917-03-12
OTTAWA B0WlERS LOSE
MATCH AT JOLIET

Joliet defeated Ottawa in match
pin SERIES Friday night at Ladas
alleys. The Joliet five won by more
than 100 pins snG held the lead all
the way The Ottawans captured the
second garo ny two pins. Bagnell,
Tendal and Seneker contributed 200
scores.
hn I,r,yapt
Free trader-journal. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1916-1920, 1917-03-12
Pam s...s 70 Meet Dartmouth.

Dartmouth track squad will clash
with Pennsylvania State college team
at Pratt field. Springfield. May ".
Free trader-journal. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1916-1920, 1917-03-12
Ottawa.

Total pins g5Id
Rolled on club 8 and 4 alleys.
Joliet and Lake Forrest will roll
tomorrow afternoon at the club al
leys,
Free trader-journal. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1916-1920, 1917-03-12

SHOT.
more. He hud one perfect string Of
twenty-five. His handicap OF four
gave him an even 100. but r. r., owen
won the prize for the high handicap.
c. Stein ana A. l.. Burns were the only
two outside of SPOTS who were able
to drop twenty-five straight.
SPOTS IL considered one OF the great
est trap shooters In the country. He
has won a number Of events In the
cast during the last ten years Il. l..
SPOTS. Jr.. his son. although only four
teen. Is one Of the grentest shots In
the country and gives promise Of keep
ng up the family prestige In the trap
shoot Dg line.
Free trader-journal. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1916-1920, 1917-03-12

Wizards
his
heavyweight
filled months
Though he never be o
should able
wide shoulders and newy Indicate hitting ability
successful
punishment
boxer His natural speed ana
him stand off and stab his
Fulton evidently
to his sturdy
the little fellows instead
Of unskiled brlser the giants
Free trader-journal. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1916-1920, 1917-03-12
Many Candidates in South.

Bnt the interest in the bantams isn't
confined 10 the east by q long ways.
When Pete Herman copped the title
by winning the decision over Kid Will
liams at New Orleans early in Jand-
ary he was the first southern boy TO
grab the championship. Naturally the
Crescent city became hotbed Of ban.
tams
With the champion a resident OF
their city pretty nearly all the little
fellows in New Orleans began work
ing with the object of perfecting them.
selves in the fstic art and taking the
crown off the head of the Italian SO
in the southern cities more bantam.
weights are being developed. or
course, only a few of them will get
anywhere in the game, but 1t Is far
from impossible that another boy
worthy OF holding the title may spring
from the ranks OF these aspirants.
Kid Williams is still bowling for an
other crack at Herman. He claims the
referee made a gift OF his title to the
Italian. and says he never will be salts
fled until he gets another shot at Her
man Johnny Ertle, Of st. Paul, also
is logging the trail of the champion
and waiting for the time when he will
get the chance to battle Herman.
Other Stars of Division.
or course, everybody knows how
successfully Johnny Coulon, OF Chica-
go, the former champion, has been
making his comeback. 1t looks as I
Johnny was back to stay, Then there
Free trader-journal. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1916-1920, 1917-03-12

With Pete Herman. the little New
Orleans Italian, the champion to lead
this band, 1t looks as If there wouid
be plenty of action among the BAN
The Wahpeton times., 1917-12-06
FORBES & LOuNSHtRY.
Attorneys for Mortgagrc,
WaEpeton, North l.akola.
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NOTICE OF MORTGAGE ,0tiy,u Er.
SAFE

mortgage executed and delivered by Albert
l.. H. harton, Joseph IL. Hartley, Joseph NJ.
,,'ngr!iy, =, na,, and ',,l John y aan, morlsaeors,
any, Morlgagec, dated tile goth day OF MAY,
i9l2 and filed for record III tiln Office 1l lie
hrgIster. of Deeds OF the County of Hlcl-
land and State ol Nor,h Dakota On IIlr SIS;
day Of June. 1919, and recorded in BOOK -
OF Mortgages at page iy2 tand assigned BY
said Inortgagec to the undersigned, Albert
J.. Barton. who is the present owner and
holder of said mortgage will be rorrclosrd
by a sale Of the premises in such mortgage
and hereinafter described, at the front door
OF the Court House in the City of Wallpr-
ton. in the County OF hichland and state of
r. NJ. on the end day of January, 1918, to
satisfy the amount due upon S,s, nno!lg-
az % On the day OF sale. The premises do
,,r.1hcn IN slicll mortgage and which will
br sold TO satisfy the same are described
The sontheas, ouatrr Is. +. "a and
the West half (Ml.) of Section rwrn-
rcd Thirty Ave u35, North OF KaliEe
PRINCIPAL Meridian. in the County OF
'tic.and and state OF North Dakota. ex
Minneapolis Il Manitoba Halfway and
that portion of said real estate that has
h"en zee, rIa!ed lr as firS' addition to col,
containing four hundred and ten acres
Thai said mortgagee has duly executed
and delivered 10 the undersigned. Forbes x
i.nnn>bnry, Attnrneys,a Law. residing and
ri#riicng in Wahpeton. North Dakota. Il
power of attorney for the foreclosure of
sai'! mortgage, which said Power of Al
tornry has been illrd for record and re-
curnrd in the Office of the Register of
!'"nds of said Richland County. North
Dakota
There will be due on such mortgage at
ilir date of sale the SUN of Five Thousand
EIGHTY seven and 22100 Dollars. (&50S1. .92.
i'atrd at Wahpetnn, North Dakota. this
2i>t day OF November 1917.
ALBERT l.. BARTON.
Assignee of Mortgage
FnRRFS & J. LOUNSHURY.
Attorneys for Assignee of Mortgage.
Wahnrlon, North Dakota.
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The Wahpeton times., 1917-12-06
MANY LIKE THIS
IN WAHPETON
Ss"'ilar Cases Being Published IN
FASH Issue.

The following case is but one ol
many occurring daily in Wahpetoi:
1T is an easy matter to verify it
You cannot ask for betty proof %.
merit.
Otto Bebler. % Second ST. S.
says: "A heavy cold settled or
my kidneys and had an attack ol
hmbago. Heavy, aching pain'
across the small of my back mad,
me miserable. My kidneys actc&
lrregularly and annoyed me. cs
pecially at night. read of Doan :
Kidney Pills and got some ac Mil.
Ter & Co.'S Drug Store. 7 soor
felt strong and we'll; the aches and
pains left my back and my kid
neys were in good shape" "
Price 60c. at all dealers. Don
simply ask for a kidney remedy
get Doan S Kidney Pills-the same
that Mr.. Bebler had. Fostcr-NIil
burn Co.. Mfgrs., Buffalo, n: Y.
The Wahpeton times., 1917-12-06
WAHPETON
MARBLE and GRANITE WORKS
II. J. KoRF, Proprietor


The Government needs Farmers
as we'll as Fighters. Two million
three hundred thousand Acres of
Oregon & California Railros d Co.
Grant Lands. Title revested in
United States. To be opened for
homesteads and sale. Containing
some Of best land left in United
States. Large Copyrighted Map,
showing land by sections and des-
cription of soil, climate, rainfall,
elevations, temperature, etc. Post
paid One Dollar. Grant Lands Lo-
eating Co., Portland, Oregon. 1892
The Wahpeton times., 1917-12-06
NOTICE OF MORTGAGE FORECLOSURE

Notice is hereby given that that certain
mortgage executed and delivered .,y Robert
n. Milton and Bertha Milton, his wife, and
| Mary NJ. Milton and Robert Clyde Milton,
The ist day OF December, ioUS and nlrd for
! record in the office of the Register of
Deeds Of me County OF lticaland and state
OF North Dakota Oh the 10th day Of Decc!n-
| cages at pages l3! and i33, will be fore
closed by sale OF the premises in such
mortgage and hereinafter described al the
front door of the Court House in lhe city.
and State of North Dakota al the hour of
three O'Clock t. M. ON the 10Th day Of he
cenber, 1911. To satisfy the amount due Ilp-
on rsu such n,,, "rsase on the day Of sale
age and which will be sold to satisfy the
same are described as follows:
Lots Une o. and TWO % in Block Fs"ly
(iOl in the orgiginal townsite of the Town
mow City, OF Walpelon in the county Of
Richland and Stale of North Dakota. and al
SO mat piece or parcel of real estate which
Is bounded and described as follows, to-
wit: Commencing at the southeast corner
OF said Lot one a. in said Block Forty lnl
IN the original towlslr OF the Town uluw
CilNl OF Wallpcton. North Dakota: thence
running south to the North boundary line
of the lands and real estate owned and oc
Company as right of way and for other
,.urlose>; thence running west along the
North boundary line Of said railway lands
riity.rive (55l reet; thence north to the
southwest corner of sad Lot Two (9) III
said Block Forty ti0y; thence running east
along the .s, south boundary line Of said lots
Dne d) and TWO % in said Block Forty
(iOl to the place of beginning.
Ihat said norigagee has duly executed
and delivered to the undersigned. Forbes u
Lollnsbtlry, attorneys at-law, residing and
power of attorney for the foreclosure OF
SAID mortgage, which said power Of al
torney has been filed for record and .s-
corded In the Office Of the Register Of
Dakota.
That the present owner and holder of
said mortgage has. prior to the date OF
this notice. paid the taxes on said real es
(s9,0si96) and that the amount SO paid for
said taxes has become Il part OF the sum
secured by the said mortgage and Il part OF
the said mortgage debt.
fhat the present owner and holder Of
said mortgage has prior To the date Of
this notice. paid the insurance premiums
on the policies covering the buildings To-
the sum OF Four Hundred Forty and 3i-iOn
Dollars ,sii0.3D anu that The amount 50
RAD for SAID insurance prYni'ln> has be-
% me IA part of the sum Secured hy the
Sad mortgage and part of the SAID mort
gage debt.
Thrr" will be due on such mortgage Hi
me date of sale, including The aforesaid
'h,+s ana lnS'lrinr" premiums the sum "f
ilI" and S3l lnn Dollars t>If. .iD:.Sa)
ia;ed al Waprtnn. North Dakota. This
t!i! day Of November, iIi1.
J. !. AHT.
Murlgagcr
FORBES & LOUNSHtRY.
.Nt!nrnnNs for Morigagrc
Wahrrton, North Dakota.
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