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The Hartford republican. (Hartford, Ky.) 18??-1926, 1917-10-05

universal character which must short
ly come to pass. Their spiritual out
lines are now before my eyes. see
floating upon the surface OF the sea
OF human fate the huge silhouette Of
nude woman. She is-with her
beauty, her poise. her smile. her jew
els-a super-venus. Nations rush
madly after her, each OF them eager
to attract her. But she. like an
eternal courtesan. firts with all. In
her hair ornament of diamonds and
rubies is engraved her name-'Com-
mercialism.' AS alluring and be-
witching as she seems, much destruc-
ton and agony follow in her wake.
Her breath, reeking of sordid trans
actions; her voice OF metallic char
acter. like gold, and her look Of
greed. are so much poison to the ma
tions who fall victims to her charms.
And behold! She has three gi-
gantic arms. with three torches Of
universal corruption in her hand. The
first torch represents the fame Of
war that the beautiful eeurtssan ear
ries from city 10 city and country 10
country. Patriotism answers with
flashes OF honest asns. but the cad
is the roar OF guns and nuskstry.
THE great sonaagration will start
about 1912, set by the torch OF the
FIRST arm in the countries OF South
eastern Europe. 1t will develop in
to a destructive calamity in 1918. In
that year | see all Europe in flames
and bleeding. | hear the lamenta-
tions of huge battlefelds. But about
the year 1915 a strange figure from
the north-a new Napoleon-enters
the stage of the bloody drama. lie
is man of little militaristic train
ing. a writer or a journalist. but in
his grip most of Europe will remain
till 1925. The end OF the great ca
lamity will mark new political era
for the Old World. There will be
left no empires and kingdoms. but
the world will form a federation of
the United States of Nations. There
will remain only four great giants
the Auglo-SaXons, the Latins, the
Slavs and the Mougolians'"
Tolstoy's new Napoleon was to be
journalist; Kerensky is He was to
come from the north and have little
military training, which is character
istic of Kerensky. In recent speech
in Kiev, Kerensky spoke prophetic
ally of himself in the following man
ner:
"Citizens. this is not the time Tor
words. II is the time OF action. All
that | have been observing OF late
makes me suffer. / might be unable
to justify all the hopes placed in me.
But. comrades, somewhere deep in
my soul | have faith that shall be
able to.
II am going to the front with the
passionate desire to stop fraterniza-
ton with the enemy. ! assumed the
burden OF authority in order to show
the world that our army and navy
are able TO defend liberty and bring
peace to humanity.
"No one can doubt that whatever
I do, whatever degree OF power
reach. must guide the country to
the safety OF the Constituent Assem-
bly,"
The Hartford republican. (Hartford, Ky.) 18??-1926, 1917-10-05

Die compound Tor
Inflammation and
other weaknesses. I
was very irregular
and would have ter
rible pains 30 that l
could hardly take a
step. Sometimes l
would be so misera-
BILE that l could not
sweep a room. l
doctored part Of the
time but felt no
The Hartford republican. (Hartford, Ky.) 18??-1926, 1917-10-05

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The Hartford republican. (Hartford, Ky.) 18??-1926, 1917-10-05
NOTICE TO
SICK WOMEN
Positive Proof That Lydia
E. Pinkhan's Vegetable
Compound Relieves
Suffering.

Bridgeton, NIL cannot speak too
highly Of Lydia Z. Pinkham's Vegeta-
The Hartford republican. (Hartford, Ky.) 18??-1926, 1917-10-05
Catarrh Cannot Be Cured

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Catarrh rs a local disease. greatly liz
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The Hartford republican. (Hartford, Ky.) 18??-1926, 1917-10-05
Cannot Learn to Walk Right.

This corporal has devoted some
whole mornings alone with this man
in an effort to teach him that in the
military drill you must not step more
than thirty inches in the ordinary
march. But 50 far this young Ken
fpckian insists in stopping at least
nifty inches. Yesterday the officer
decided that be was losing time, so
The Hartford republican. (Hartford, Ky.) 18??-1926, 1917-10-05

Mortgages Of all kinds are taxa
The daily Nome industrial worker., 1917-06-26

LONDON, June 23.-Bomb plots, up-risings and betrayal of the Elm pire. flashed throuhg the mind of the London postmaster When he re- ceived a message addressed to "Prit J. Weinidog, Llundain' and com posed mainly of mixed consonants.
 "Ha-ha. Secret code. Maybe an other scheme to blow up the house of Parliament. Call Scotland yard ..
 Code specialists, wagged their
The daily Nome industrial worker., 1917-06-26
JOHN BULLS STOMACH
 HAS TRYING ORDEAL

its battle alone and unaided. It is supported by billboards, by pamph- lets. by dodgers and newspaper re- minders. Kennedy Jones. the adver- Using genius behind the big and successful Win the War Loan" campaign, is sitting at Lord Devon ports right hand.
 Jones has bombarded the nations conscience with such phrases as eff we eat more than our share we eat somebody else's share" Save the bread and the bread will save you.'
 The honor system Is applied to the family only. The food controller issues orders-which are law-for hotels and restaurants.
The daily Nome industrial worker., 1917-06-26

LONDON, June 23.-By the end Of this month it will be possible to say whether the British stomach has a sense of humor.
 Said stomach has been on proba- tion now for several weeks. July 1 the answer will be known. If it is affirmative John Bull may con- tinue to live on voluntary rations. Otherwise. compulsory rations and food tickets.
 The honor system is the idea of Lord Davenport, some times called by owners of impatient dummies, "the glorifed grocer The cam paign of honor is on in full blast. There never was any idea that the national stomach should fight out
The daily Nome industrial worker., 1917-06-26
GENERALIZATION
 SCARED FLY BULLS

whiskers and applied the theory of one-in-four without result. Just then a Welsh detective happened in.
 "Oh, sure; that's alright" he said 'Prif Weinidog, means Prime Minister and 'Llundain' means Lon don. That's just message of con- gratulations to Premier Lloyd George from the Mayor of Pwllheli. Wales.
The daily Nome industrial worker., 1917-06-26

upheaval in Petrograd apparently left every throne in danger. The Kaiser suddenly will develop a pro- found interest in his dear social ists'. The red flag will become an estimable standard-and people will begin to see that ''there is lots ot good in socialism,.
The daily Nome industrial worker., 1917-06-26

of idealism, mystery and earnest ness of purpose.
 The question is can the movement be confined to Russia. Just now their agonized efforts to caution moderation, betrays the belief in many other nations that it cannot
 The movement that caused that
The daily Nome industrial worker., 1917-06-26
SLAYER ADMITS KILLED
 RUTH KRUGER, GOTHAM

Kruger of New York, |. s. A. He was the head of gang of white slavers and his confession will in volve many of the higher-ups whe profitted by the infamous traffic.
The daily Nome industrial worker., 1917-06-26

BOLOGNA, Italy, June A. Alfredo Coochi, the king ot the macoues, who was arrested in Rome charged with murder, today to the police in whose custody he was placed while being eXtradited, con fessed to the murder ot Ruth
The daily Nome industrial worker., 1917-06-26
NJ. PASCOFF. LADIES & GENTS TAILOR.

Your Clothes Cleaned, Pressed and
 Repaired. SUITS MADE TO ORDER from select fabrics and trimmings. ALL WORK GUARANTEED. Cor. Lanes Way and Front Street.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-06-21

9ei oieIcu g8orter bebte feline
Stimme frampfbait abcr or be-
berri6tc iib im0 hlbr fort:
Cine Wiirute Ip6tcr itiirnte ,Srdl.-
lein Grog0on freiocbleicb berein,
gcfolgt BON Srou GelrQp, Die oifen-
bar ooc6te, icb babe 0as Sous ic6op
perloiieu. S6 fonnte mid nicbt uebr
5uriid5ic6cn lmo mar 70 eritalnlt 0aB
ic6 niht cinnlal oarnn oac9tc, nteluc
qlnpcien6eit ourc6 irgeno ein@crinib
3u perrotcu.
SD babe i6u geieben @Gitb," ricf
@roce in eiheuu Gone Den ib ME Ocr-
geiicn Der0c. 80, Bdtttc ic6 Dir bod)
oefolgt; 0, ipGre i6 ribt gcgangenl@
y0u pirit nidt pieoer bingebenl
ng}cin, nie mieoerl" riei iie in
einent Gone, oaB i6re S9peiter be-
tretcn ftogie.
,g&as qab es oenn2 Gprlc6l~
80, c8 lit ihlinuuer, ais mir je
oodten ~ er lit tot, @oitbl"
Qrpsoole bielt eri6iittert inne.
@noli6 fu6r cr ollf einen crulutern-
ocn Slid @o0freps bin tort;
g3ein $er5 itano fill bel oicicn
gSortcM ole mou niGt miBperiteben
fonlite.
aggaa, nm &inunel8 pilleu2"
i1rie Srou 1elrop entiebt an 80,
lporlun 0iugIt on mlcb2 S}as balt OIL
9ctolb ipo5 BAIT 0u getQn2" Sdtte
ibrc GdpeIter lie ni9t aIigeiunocu
10 mare iie al 9oOcn gciuutcn @a
iprang i1 biutcr Dem GorDoug Dor
nSb pilll Dir belfer @race," lagte
iC6 10 ulbig ols n0glib.
sic fab mid willenlos, aber nit
Dem 9lus0rude fiirhtcrli6en Gut
ieBeu8 on.
r0u2~ ito6nte iie, gou2 on biit
bier2"
o@emiB," crfpioertc i&, bait ol
mid oenn ni9t ermortet. @race2"
@lit md6tiger 9lnltrcugung piroe
iie ibrer @rreqlug N}eilter; iA fab,
miepiel itdrfer ibr 98ille mar al5 Der
ibrer S6Weiter
ag[d ia. sd batte es peraeiicn.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-06-21

5it etuem eroBcn Geile oen ungIiif-
liHen 6eblgriifen Der 3beoretifer in
ieinem 8qhe peroonfte. @o0freo oa.
gegen Ge6orte 81 Den lcBteren. &icl
tucuiger ge6rIotg ipeil biel iiinQrr
alS iein Srcltno, beiaB CT oafiir eiuea
betuilnoerllngSniiroigen G6arfiitn.
gepourt nit elmer ieltenen &on6ino.
tions9abe Ge5balb ergGn5tcn itA
Die 5tDei olteu Sreunoe ausge3ei6net.
elm @run0 mebr aii einen bGufiecn
@erfebr miteinan0er, Ger beioeu ooN
gtubeE mar; SimmonoS neriorqie
@oofreD init g}eliigfeiteu, m16rer5
6ieier ienem oft pertpolle @infe CAB.
Dab bier ilibt cill einfo6cr &ou6
moro oorldg, mar @ooireo flor; Dos
aing beioHoerS ans SSinmps @crbul-
ten Bel Der Grmdbnng S5rdulciit
GropoonS berbor @el6eS iDareu MN
Die gebeinmisbolIen 5doen Die ou3
prdbtige @eim 0elro1s NIT Dem BE-.
fbeioenen Gotel aarni llno gar nit
oem berodbtigen &rinfiaIou @la-
graipS perbonoeu2
8ie Sad2 On biIt oa2 rief sos.
freD better einem jltngen Monne slJ
Der ibm 6einl &etreten ieiner @o5-
ming entgegeuciltc. gllS er i6m bic
Sapo ibiittelte, i6mono oie Setter.
felt ans ieinem @eii6t.
Ginen glugenblid, id6 mill Mrs
rai6 be9uen ma6en, fiigte er bin5u,,
ib bin fofurt 5uriif,
@oofreD beridlpano in ieinei !,
S6laf5immer; Der anoere iebte ii9
mieoer itno itorrte ilis Seuer. @r
batte Elm biibideS, ofienes @eiid6t, ein
70 gepinneuoes gleuBeres, oaB man
iuobl periteben fonnte, pie SSobn Tol,
bert 0rDs0ole 70 penige 8einOe uno
10 oiele 5rcunoe beiaB.
@oofteD fam nit 3pei @feiien uuo
Eabaf in Der Sano 8uriif gtls oic
beioeH ibre &ieiieu IN @ong geiett
baiten, 6egdnn @oofreD,
On BAIT alio i1on etlpas oapon er-
fabren2
Sd peiB oaB etlpas paiiiert it, ct.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-06-21

o@oS lit los? g8os lit poiiiert ?"
rief iie; iic i9icn MIDI nibt 81 fen
nen,
$50 bins, Sad GrDsoala; i6 biclt
Sic fitr SBre Gdmciter.4
Sic itorrtc nlic6 eifeu 9lugcn6lid
on, Damn IddJelte iie:
099ie gcbts, @err 0rD9oale2" iaJs
tc iie, INNER nod 5itter1o. uSSit 0as
ni9t cine idrcdlide g(adt2"
nSaipo5l Giir6tcrli6
,Sie mollen Grace bciuc6ci O.
fragte iie imO mari eincn @lid out
Ole StraBc.
,aSo, iic criportct MIDI Sd babe
meiue aorte binouigeianot @leinca
@agcn ba6c icb frrtgeicbidt," fiigte
i'd biu5rL oa ib ibrcu 9lid bierauf
be8og. lin eli llbr fommt er 5u-
rid" ~
Gas Wld01eit ipollte geroOe bereiu,
founnen; als iie mid I'M @eiprdN
nit Srou 3eiroD erblidte, ging iie
pieopr meg.
pSS6 fiir6tc,4 q Iogte Srol GeIroo
ihlieBlidl n@roce fam Sie 6eitfc
abenO ni6t cmpfangen Sic lit in-
mo9l mo bat ii6 icbou 5u @ett gc-
Icgt; i'd oenfc, Ge ibldft iebt"
80, 0onn mill id ie niclt it0reu.
GS 1T boffentlic1 nid)tS GrnIteS2"
o9}ein, nein, nir eiu oorii6erQeDcH-
0es llnwobllcin Coll ib Sbnen aui.
iGlicBcu2~
Dieie leBten @orte falnen mir io
Wngeluobulib bor, ooB mid cine i'm
beitimnte 9lbnumq bel9Iic5, eS iei Ct
zoos riAt in 0ronng. S9S6 meiB
nicbt geHau iparunE a6er i6 poIItc
8eit gepinnen mo fragte, Of id) ni6t
mnrten iclic, bis iie ii6 6eI-
fer fiiblte, lno einiges mcbr.
nS6 mib Jest mirfli6 binaut~
ialtc iie i0lieBlicb ouiqeregt, CAB
mir ole &onO lunO oerlieB oGS 3inl-
lner. SSlt 0ieicin 9hiGeublid fab icb
mie eiii g8ageu Dor Dem Sallie belt
uno @racc Id ertalulte iie genau
~ ousitieg.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-06-21

GOit3 iit Obnma6tig- @ilIit On Ial-
tep2~
SD Ialltctc. @}an truo 8rdu Gel.
ron binau9,
SD nulB ge6eiJ@ iogte emir @race
a&oruHc norgen M oas beiBt melln
Oh nod fommen millit"
0Gb iA forpmcI pill2@ ricf icb
rSapobl oltiportctc iic fciten
Zones lm0 trot einen S6ritt 5uriid,
afjmmcn pillItl ~ &irlIei6t pillit
0u ni6t meDr ~ itb tuOle oiG niNt
@c6 ail Serrn QoOfrcp iuo frage i'm
= ioqc ibni idl icbidc 0icb ~ iUcnn
0u nobber nod fonnlen DillIt
Cam merOe ib 5llirie0eu icin ~"
SD glaltbte, Fe falle IN NDnWodlt,
ober eS oauerte MIR einen glngell.
Hid;
.SScSeufalls, fiigtc iie rlibiger
hin5lL ,menl on fomnit, oorfit 0u
mir feline 6raaen iteIlen, feline Or
flGrung bon mir pcrlangen 9u
utuBt mir p0llig pertrauen! @nte
9}a6t!"
llno jcbt, ic6loB Grps0ale cric1iit-
tert, iog mir Inn &imnelS millcn
was Gcocutet oaS, mas bat iie gctan2
Sym groBen 8iiocn er5d6lte ibn
@o6ircD 6ic @orfdlle oeS glbcn0S.
Sd pcrionlic0, i@loB cr glau6e iicbt
NaB iic ocn G5hmoigeu eripilbt Ia.
ben, a6cr iihcrlic6 lit 8rdulein Grop.
ION ali Dem Serbredben nidt bctct-
ligt
8, oa3 ipeiB i1, li3bute 0rDsoale.
aber narun 9ing iie IN ienes Saus2
9llleiu, ctnen betrlnfenen D}enid)en
mliiu6en? 9(ntportc mir Oaralit
@oOirep. Der 8eit lit mir gIei39iil-
tig
@S 6etriff. ii6er Elm 8olnilienge.
beilnniS, 0aS ms nicbts onqebt Sc,
oenfoqs brau6lt on Dir feiucu S{1n-
mer ooriiber 81 modem Srait Gel
ron mu5te oarlm. &cuIbige oi9.
gcioe itorrteu inS 5euer bis 600
fre1 pieoer 6a5 @ort ergriff: @eb
81 ibr, iielle teine Jragen lrno
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-06-21

mas Sdredlides, iagte oieier Elm me-
mig beiier. SD neiB nidt pas -
ih fann mir niht oenfen ~ ib ger.
udrtere mir oaS @ebirn. S5rdulein
@ropoon iaate mir mir, ib iolIe bid
aufiuben
So. Sdr iie oaS2
Sie iagte mir, Oh f6nuteit mid
nlffldren.
$50 boit on iie getroffen?
Sci Selrops. SD fomne gerooeE
DegS bon oort.
On morit olIo Bel Gelrobs9 IuQtc
nod0enfli1 umo lanQiom @oofreJ.
Solt, mir f0meu nibt 10 ber-
fabrenl @ir miiiien beim 9lt.
lang beginner. CRADLE mir, NOS
6ci DelroDS paiiiert lit NJ Damn min
iN ocueu 9eribt ergdn8en ipenn icb
fam Slbcr gcnauL gon5 gcnau
lin neun llbr fam id 8u 9eIroDs,
begonu @rDSoole na1 fitr5em 0aNs
oenfeh uno froete nab 6rduIein
GroDoon
@arte einen 9higenb,id, niter6ratD
i'm @oofreD. SD m0dte Oicb etipos
frdgen, I'M 5it ipiiien, Oh meme Silfe
mirfli6 n0tig 1T. @iit on nit Srdll.
lein GroD0on Derlobt2
SSatpobl, erfldrte oie'er no6 elmer
fleiueu 8aiie.
@oofrep 0riifte ieincm 8reuno 0ie
SonO llno ieet peiterl
Mau fibrte mid IN oie @ibliot6er,
oas @fGoden meme aarte
binauftrug. 9as 3immer mar ~
bonn Rmuinfeller uidt
erleu6tet. 9ie 6eniter qebeu, mie Oh
lDeiBt, oilf Die StraBe. Sch ging olf
oas 5eniter 81 lmo er6lidte iemano
binter Dem %orbang Do 5rGulein
Gropoon mnBte, Oab i6 fonmen pilr.
oe, uno i1 oadte, iie eriuarte mid
BORT an Senlter, 5og i6 Den &orbong
3uriid. Oh funuit Dir oenfen, pie
id crlc6raf, ais ib in 6rou 0elroDs
blei6es, entiebtes @eiiGt blidte. SD
antiGnloiete mid, ais ib iab, pie i0
lie eridredt bate. -
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-06-21

"Dandruff has made your
hair straggly, thin looking and
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ways covered with ugly scales.
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and almost overnight Pompeian
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The success of Pompeian HAIR
Massage is in its name-"Mas-
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merely a tonic. The massaging
(rubbing) of the scalp wakes up
the roots Of the hair to new life.
This n1assaging also opens the
pores of the scalp to the wonder
fully stimulating liquids in Pom
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goes. Your hair will become and
stay healthy, vigorous, attractive.
All that is needed is a little
massaging once or twice a week.
One application shows results.
Your scalp viii Immediately feel
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-06-21
g. fortiebnna.l


Seit ecltern iagte Syiuultr, often.
iiftlih beiliiDt, ic6 5u beberrl9en.
gtoh 5peiid6riger 9lbpeierbeit.
Sort, Sinlmp, pariun babt Sbr oenn
oaS getdu2
SD bab's niGt gatab unO Gic
ipiiien es rief ar aus. Sic poIlen
irgeno ettpas letter. Inn iid bemerf.
lih 81 maneu SD fenne ben aniffI
g9olIen Sie mid eini6lieBen?
Seioer mlB i6 cs.
Gamn tln Sie es. g(ber tlin Gle
mir oen @efallen itno iagen Sic mir,
wie Der 9lffe beiBt Der beDauptet, icb
babc es gcton @arltm gab iie Sd.
nen nint meine g(oreHe2
$50 claude. ooS W}ao9en bat nibt
Die Gbre, gud 5u feunen. Sic betDegt
iic5 nicbt geraoe in Guren RreiIcn.
Sbr @ort miro Dor @eridjt mebr nd
gen als Cures uuo oas Diagrams au.
ianmen.
g8er lit esq ipieoerboIte Slump
llgeouloig.
sSrdlllein groboou.
8as2 Itammelte er NIT bIeider
Wdene. @oS?
ytlnL tDoS babt Sbr ou faqen?
glidts, fein 8ort. Sperren Sic
mid ein. 9orpdrtSl Sperren Sic
mid bod einl
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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-06-21
biIf ibr, sic idpere 8eit 5u traseH
bis Ser S@Icier geIiiitct lit.
s ii n ftes s. a piteG.

!
Der @cri1tsiaot mar ii6crfiillt.
Goldberg, Ser eiuc ongeboreue 8or.
lic6e fir oromotii1c Giiefte beiaB,
battc ooS &cr6or oerart angeoronet,
oaB iicb 0ic Spannlng OeS 9libli.
fllntS INNER tuebr bis 3luu &0bepimft
iteigern mlBte Grit puroe Der 9Sor.
tier, oonn SumnouoS norgeruiep;
oic Gcrleilmg eineS Gr5tliden @it-
o6tcnS folgtc, imo sic &uaeL Die man
aus Der @lnOe bcrallsae5oaen bate,
6cpic5 Olr@ib groBeS &oli6er sltr
@eniige, 0oB iie ui9t BON 5rdulcin
@roD0onS fleinem 9fenolner berriibs
ren fonHc ghtnnc6r iptroe GSr0ulein
Grooopn ielblt oufocr1icu; Tie mar
.o0llig ritbig, lm0 Godfrey nicfte err
nnltigen0 ieinen Greilnoe 8rDs0ale
5li, Der scr %erban0ling nit Der
groBten 9lilimerfion1feit iolgte. SSrdll-
leiu GroDoon cr5dblte Den Sergopg
IN flaren @orten, IN alliridtigcm
Gone. Sbre glusiage unteribicO ii6
III cincm Bipftc bon Ser, pelAe iie
Qm Yben0 5ubor genutbt bate:
G6ompion batte oeu Gin0ringling be-
merit, lulo e8 botte Elm fltr5er, befti-
ger &oulpf ItattgeiltnOen beOor er
qefallen mar. llno ielblt olS er om
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icboB, mebrtc er ii9 nod ua9 arGf-
ten
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