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PRESBHER|ANS
Organize FOR YEAR
Reports Made and Commit
tees Named at Congre-
gational Meeting.

R8tlOIIhl MeeLI1g.
CONGREGATIONAL maetin1 OF the
fskation az the First Presbyte-
cinrch he'd last evening plans TOR
III cor1ing year Ior the various organ
ftons Were Outlined. The meeting
presided ovsr by the president OF
conSraeaton. ]. M. Hartley, and
66ffa Were made for the orEaniza.
AZ foiIoWs: Senior Christian En-.
8sSx6r society and the Boy Scout
It0opTC G. Denham; Junior Chris
||nn EndeaNor society, Miss Bessie
60miS; Sabbath school, j. Walter
BsfnGa: Westminster Guild. McFar-
md Chapter, Miss Edna Jones; Stoet.
ssf Circle, Mrs. Hugh Smith; The ].
M black class, Mrs. w. S. Mayors:
M1sI WU nas.sa.hnaS
lD1
ctty. who has recently returned
IRONY. n: CA. work abroad, followed
W feports.
During the past year .! members
ss.t ssver.i wseIs vsrions de-.
Ffmanta a. the church nave organ
IN fnr ina war he comnlete orrani-
"a standinr AZ Soilows.
a G,nstzsr n n minister. q
II pIfcbis cleyk Of Session.
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p-.r"nnn.l ~ Chair.
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Ss3tsrf,sid tsror. Mrs Fank.
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Sss: Me- Ts~,a a pri1,s organ.
Board Of Elders.
Denham, n. B. Hungerford, w. s.
pftEer.
Gas s192l-J. Walter Barnes, r. e.
Miller G. N. Richie, Hugh F. Smith.
Class 1e22-W. T. Black, F. G. Evan,
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resident Harold scnlmnel; vice
president. WiAiam ID secre-
lazy Nen lawson treasurer biancn
Snpttss leaders, MISS Flora LLOYD and
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1919-04-10
b A. r Market.

The local chapter d. A. R. will hold
an Easter market on April 18th at
the Furbee Furniture store in Clarks-
burg street.
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Personals,

Lindsey Beatty Of wellsEille. O., a
former citizen Of ManninEton district
Fls here for a visit with relatives.
Dr.. o. c BradleyNf CJbss Roads was
a visitor in the city S~esterday.
JsW. Marville oflHi5h street is home
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1919-04-10
Father Collins.

Rev. Father Thomas Collins OF
Wheeling spoke at Saint Patrick Cath
olic church at seven thirty last even
ing.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1919-04-10

Acccmpanied him from WhSeiinE
where she had been the guest 81 hen
sister Mrs. R o. Dancer.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1919-04-10
Called bx lllness.

Mr.. j. v. Hornbeck OF Warrington
avenue was called to Pittsburgh by the
severe illness Of her grand daughter.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1919-04-10
Studio Opens

Studio Opens.
Johnson. the photographer Of Fair
mont has opened a branch studio in
the Koen building in Pleasant street,
this city.
Nome tri-weekly nugget., 1919-04-14
LAPS REPORT EXTENSION OF KOREAN RIOTS

Special Press TOKYO April reinforcing regiments infantry yesterdays
Nome tri-weekly nugget., 1919-04-14
HUNDRED GERMANY WILL BE CALLED UPON TO PAY TOTAL
 BILLION FRANCS

to The NomeN
 Apri
  council called |
 
 in oft be learned that of all demanded
 
  be a Allies s to which in financial crisis in to five billion
Nome tri-weekly nugget., 1919-04-14
ANCHORAGE WOMAN MYsTeRIoUsLY DURING JOY RIDE
 EXCURSION ssATTLE-MALE COMPANION ARRESTED
The Associated Press.


 SEATTLE uf aged n2stuy pleasure trip stances complete complete ignorance regarding fatality
  igati md inquest b. to iaycex ectedt Anch- a m hadI led to liyucc her f1ls,an
Nome tri-weekly nugget., 1919-04-14

Special to the Nugget By the Associated Press

Associated Press
 1l-Iepeated Russians  Minister I'oheyi  nomM
 which he declares that the Boshe absolutely
  desired
Nome tri-weekly nugget., 1919-04-14

Special to the Nugget By the Associated Press

M 14tsess IeniN t merp a Friday of whole a rcign of plage
 
 
  the
Nome tri-weekly nugget., 1919-04-14
PEACE TREATY NEARING COMPLETION
HUNS MUST PAY 250 BILLION FRANCS
OF PEACE TREATY DECIDED BY PARIS CONFERENCE

The ed maIet today disposed points he be a the b 0 O appe the. he be German will
  allowed Tho O timeas outside limit Versailles session. made President Wilson will Versailles na peace act
Nome tri-weekly nugget., 1919-04-14

Associated April 14From
  billion dollars n or 1,
 
  reace
Nome tri-weekly nugget., 1919-04-14
BRITISH PAPERS NOT ENTHUSIASTIC OVER
 L NATIONS COVENANT

the Associat ted Pr
 LONDON London in eytbu tsie of Naus reaching yesteg
 The Chronicle to and condemns the O sgnatery Withdraw the Wo y4,Isp notic
 The is in icy requiring unanintl decisions
 The News the the nentS to the representatives fiN, leading powers
Nome tri-weekly nugget., 1919-04-14
ATTORNEY GENERAL REFUSES OPINION ON VALIDITY OF NEW
 ALASKA LABOR LAW.
\ ssociated Press Service.

-A99ON lttttI | ltSS s'tI ICt
 JUNEAU, April 14-Much to the surprise of the Legislature, Attorney General Pal ner ha.' refused = Lass upon the validity of the pending Dunn-Pennington Eight Hour bill. An announcement from the .NSor- ney General to this effect reached Juneau today. Palmer, altho refus- ing to give a personal opinion of the bill, has informed the Legislature that in the event of the measure being adopted by the Territory he will carry the law to the Supreme Court to up- hold its validity.
 Territorial Attorney Geo E. GriSsby has rendered an opinion of the bill in which he states that it might be view ed by courts as a general eight hour law eliminating certain employmenta but considers that it is valid The bill was introduced in the Hou," of Representatives by Representative Began of Nome and provides for the recognition of the eight hour day and time and q half for all time of cntploy- ment over eight hours.
 The House has passed a memog.lI to Congress asking the government to deport all aliens who surrendered taeir first citizenship papers to rv1de the army draft
 Representative Mlcn recently in troduced d memorial asking the Soc retary of Agrlcdl'ure for the co-operl- tive use oe federal road funds in all Alaska. instead of onfining the tcrri- tory to the use os 'uads lQived from the forest reserves. Additional measures brough. before tnc lcsisla- ture are u bill hy l;ep. EyIccn. If Candle, appropriatnS twenty five hun dred dollars for rEe us,s of tne Terri torial Council oi Dcccns" and an ad- ditional fifteen hund'el dollars forI tl ding a schrnl a. Candle.
 A bill by Rep. Jas F. Daly reim- bursng certain army draft registrants' and members of draft boards for ,- penses incurred in travelling to rcport' and undergo examinations and a bill by Began and Daly establishing the office of Labor Commissioner for the Territory and providing for inspection of the canneries with respect to the. labor and other conditions obtaining. have been introduced in the House.
 Nordale of Fairbanks has presented a bill appropriating sixty thousandf dollars for the Fairbanks Horticultural College.
 Measures passing the House in re- cent days include q bill continuing thei present seventy five percent territor- ial appropriation for schools. includ- ing normal schools, in cities and in corporatcd school districts.
 owing to the apparent inclination to flood the legislature with bills dur ing the session, q resolution has been passed providing that no more DlllSl may by introduced without special per mission.
 The reappointment of Territorial Treasurer Walstein c. Smith by Gov ernor Riggs has met with general ap proval and the governor is being praised on all sides. The present outlook is that the bill making the office of Territorial Treasurer elective will be tabled.
Nome tri-weekly nugget., 1919-04-14
ALASKA VICTORY LOAN QUOTA se54 eoo

Special to The Nome Nugget by The
 headla that the Alaskan be the Loan The quota of the Second Division to
Nome tri-weekly nugget., 1919-04-14
Gala event of Winter; Lady Moose ln-
 door Picnic, April 18th. Ladies Free
NOTICE

On and after April list, 1919 and un- til further notice the current for elec- tric lights and power will be off each day between the hours of A M. and 10 A. M.
 ALASKAN INDUSTRIAL
 MINING & POWER co
Nome tri-weekly nugget., 1919-04-14
PoINDExTER TIC OF
 NATIONS

O by The iated Press SEATTLE April who oft leading ,p-
  evening opposition  Of persons residing lce O h Washington Senator
Nome tri-weekly nugget., 1919-04-14
REpoRrEo ARResrgp eY yAps Ar seov

 that the Japanese have arrested
  information at tpresent
Nome tri-weekly nugget., 1919-04-14

 WASHINGTON Loanc will Monday with all the
  lbearn rate of four
  to the announcements made by Treasury in various Liberty the
Nome tri-weekly nugget., 1919-04-14

Special to The Nome Nugget by made today that
  on of ctober
Nome tri-weekly nugget., 1919-04-14
YORK WITNESSES
 IcAN NAVAL AssEMBLAeE HISTORY

to a:ed Press. flee
  The of land in nifcent
  a
  fleet
Nome tri-weekly nugget., 1919-04-14

Moonlight Picnic, Eagle Hall Saturday
 18th. Be sure and come. Adm. $1.
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nEIlRETT.

The Goood Templer Lodge initiated
four new members at its regular SEES
sion this week and elected the follow
ing offers: {. T., Ridgley Garheart;
|. T, Mary shlpley; Il. s. Mrs. John
Dorsey; F. s., Mrs. Byard Dorsey: T..
Reese shipley; o.. Mrs. Henry freter
IT. C, Rev. MeLinn, NJ. Amanda
Dorsey: ID. NJ. Henry Freter. e.,
Mildred Shipley.
On Sunday Mr.. and Mrs. Robert
shirley entertained James and Perry
Hiatt, Mrs. Ursula Burrier and son.
Paul, OF Gainesville.
Nr. and Mrs. Roland Paynier visited
relatives in EIiieott City sunday al
lefnoon.
The Lutheran Sunday school VIII
hold Its picnic next Saturday. August
J.
Mrs. Harry Francis, Of Chicago Mt.
and Mrs. HayWofth, son and dangh-
ter of Hillsdale. we're guests Of Mr..
and Mrs. Reese shipley On sunday.
Mrs. I.uella Condor. Of Baltimore.
has been spending week win hef
relatives near here.
Il. r Farver and family motored
10 Washington On Sunday.
Mrs. Iimr6Ih. of Baltimore, h
.nsndIng several weeks will Mr. and
Mra. Henry fTater, Sr.
Mrs. Jesse nnTall and ton. James
n Woodbine. spent Saturday and
sunday with MS. NOrYal Wilson
The picnic last Saturday night was
well attended.
Miss Fannie Hatfield. 4 nurse at
Mercy Hospital. Is spending her va
cation with relatives and friends here.
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STATEHOOD.

Miss Lourefta shipley. n Cations.
vile. is spending some tine "ilh
MIS- Maude shauck, Of shanckB
Heights
Mr. and Mr. Geo Berry. Mr. and
Mrs. Herbert Berry, Mr.. and Mrs.
Burlington aud daughter, Dorothy
IT and Mrs. Geo Ashhy Ar and
Mr.. Thomas Gonwell, Miss Ghallcb=
ton. Mr.. Frank Reyell Mf. and Mrs
! E Bosom. Miss Gladys Salmon.
NJ. Harris IIIteheons, Of Baltimore.
we're Sunday guests Of Mr. md Mrs.
Wm. y. Shauek. Of Shauek.s Heights.
Hf. Horace Barnes, OF Baltimore.
znanf saturda. and Sunday With his
mother. Mrs. Florence Barnes.
AIRS. Alice :. shipley and Iueretia
ErIffee. are seriously Ill n his writ
Ing.
The Y. p. i. vas most delightfully."-
entertained II the home u MT and
Mrs. Irving :. Buckingham On Mon
d. evening. July q. having been
nostponed from Friday On account OF
he weather. The meeting vas CON
Quoted by Rev II. C. Owens. After
The business vas transacted. an en-
Iayable program was very much APP
nTeeiated. consisting of temperance
songs and readings. After the pro
gram a very pleasant social hour was
suent. Some very beautiful and
humorous records were rendered on
The yictrola. Uncle JOSH told some
Of his experiences at Pumpkin Cen
ter which kept the audience in
state OF merriment and made them
forget that midnight was approach
ing. Delicious refreshments were
served by Mrs. Buckingham. assisted
b. her mother and sisters. Every
body spent most delightful evening
The place of the next meeting will ne
announced later.
Mr.. Harvey shipley, son of Mrs.
Lila Shipley. had the misfortune 10
have the horse he was riding slip on
the. state road and fall on him, break
ing his ankle His many friends will
be very glad To know he Is improving
and we wish him speedy recovery
aud hope he will soon be able 70
walk again.
ut. Pleasant Methodist Episcopal
Sunday school held its annual picnic
Saturday, July g. II was attended
b The largest crowd that has been in
THIS neighborhood for some time.
Zach scholar was treated. snppers
we're served, and the sale Of eonfec-
IIonery. ice cream, cakes, etc. amount
- % the sum Of more than four hun
Ieed dollars. One OF the interesting
features of the afternoon was the
baseball game between statewood
aud Della, which resulted in a vic
tory for staIeWood. The Taylors-
YIIIe band furnished the music.
Mrs. Mary Z. Knox, Of sykesville.
and Miss Mabel Knox, Of Baltimore.
are visiting II The home Of Mr. and
hrs. Geo. B. Knox, Linden Farm
Mrs. VacheI Buckingham. Of Refs,
IeraIown, Il visiting Mrs. Emmitt
prugh, Of slaIeWood
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EMORY.

Mrs. Harry stull and family. of
NJ Washington. spent a few days
last week with her father. Mr.. Thomas
Carr and family.
Miss Helen Jones. OF Pleasant Hill,
is visiting her cousin, Miss Pauline
Weaver.
Mr.. Albert stull has purchased a
Ford.
Mrs. Oliver Clements and daughter.
Gladys. OF pimlico. spent several
days recently With her parents.
Master Reginald Burk fell from a
strawstack while playing last week
and dislocated his elbow.
Mr. and Mrs Carroll Rayer and
sons. Robert and Milso RaYer. Mr..
and Mrs. Henry Rohrbaugh. Mr. and
Mrs. Frank RaYer and son, Woodrow,
and Mrs. Jennie Fowble spent part OF
the week in Atlantic City.
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GAMBLER.

Providence annual Sunday school
picnic will be held in the grove on
Saturday evening August 3. beginning
At = O'Clock The TaylorevIIIe band
VII b present.
Ms Myrtle 3. Caples, of Springfield
State ! Hospital, spent Sunday and
Monday with her parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. Robert Caples
mrs. Pearl Z. Allen and daughter,
Edna.l and son. Ralph, and Miss
BawsIey, OF GIat, spent Sunday with
Mrs. Florence G. Barnes. Of this
placed also Mr.. and Mrs. Elmer G.
Hunt and daughter, FLORENCE and
son, Gllroy, Mr.. and Mrs. Wilbert
SchoufIie and daughter, Geneva, and
son. sWilbert, and Mr.. Horace Barnes,
OF Hampden.
Those who spent Sunday with Mr..
and Mrs. j. Vim. Barnes we're MIR.
and Mrs. Harry Creswell and daugh-
ter, Hollaee and Miss Edna Barnes.
Mrs. Mary Wagner and daughter,
Francis, spent Sunday with Mrs.
Myrtle Ford.
Mr. and Mrs. Lee F. Ward and FAM
lily spent Sunday with Mrs. Annie
Ward.
Misses Annie and Gladys Lester
and Miss Catherine Henderson spent
Sunday with Miss Hollaee Prngh.
Those who spent Sunday with
Misses Martha and Carrie Hon were
Mr.. and Mrs Carroll Ford, Miss
Flora Barnes, Messrs. Herman Ward
and Arthur Ford.
Mrs. Jacob Ensor. of Baltimore is
spending some time with 1T. and
Mrs. Jabez n. Barnes.
Mrs. Mollie Brauning has pur-
chased the VIII Williams property on
the Deer Park Road and will take
possession on September Isl
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AG@ZHameslxz

re merits Of UHamberain.a Julio and
DIaTFnnea Remeds re we'll known aud
appreciated. but Insne il occasionally
nm Tho had NJ Acquaintance xIIn them
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aad should read The following !. :. IL.
UeaH. hotel nm # DupuyeH. Hont
-four years 40 used IghamIsrlaInn
Cole md Diarrhuea Remeqy with such
wonderful results I'M / lave nee re-
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FREsTOsE
BABYLON FIREsT0sR
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me haN fNNn N lM hhlNH m
| lNN hpnMns iAhlh lhla thnhh ~
| Nn(a NJ mhnM ailN phlNihr W lhl
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| M On NNllh NINA hN NAhnil
| nmnui M Aplhe na NnNA NJ lhl aQl
| ian N nNl M aNllAhh lMllml Y
| Mmlh lhlNNhlA hm M lhN ennlh hl
| MNh NMhlmp IA NnhN nmllhNi
| NmN N WNn nAfl9 d. iM nlnml
| AMh MhDmp mNl h lplnp W hihNs
lnW nm MlAp lM MIME
Jerome County times. (Jerome, Idaho) 1919-1920, 1919-03-13

lWN lNn M lmh mrlllblnH m Mr
Mnl N lnnlN M llnn lnnlrnlwl M
Nm nM nm nnllnN nhnl hnnl
N lnNm nW hmlVh NM mlnn NJ lhrln
hu lnl IN lhnl mn mM IN mai n.
NM nnllm nnNl lhn hnhlm llllrn
NM nln lnlllh Mrl M llNnhrh NJ
I'M WllnM M mn ma nllNM n Hna
hllnlp nlll mnlnlNln lhIll nNlmNnNaf.
ANN lmlI nllnnllnn mfn hnln hHlr
INN nllnlhpll NJ hHlWnAn WIN lm
Inns llnm N M nm nllmnrllr
lMlrl lhr INV nhllla HMM N nn
nhnnNhnn IN umm m MN nm mn
lnlAlH nl lNnlnlrlll1 M ihlln mlr
hnnNAlH M lnhp lhrll Wnfr hf
WIZ INh nnH mil WIN mnllm Nlll1
NJ lhf hNllnn lhAl nlhN1l nNlh NJ
nnlrn hhrl lhr lllll \ mlnM n
I'M nnlhNllr \ Nuns y nlllrhml
nnh M plnollf ull MN N N lMl
lllHn lhr Wnlhllllr nnnfh m lhi
M lhrl NlY h lNllrf nnlrflnn
hhhln1l lNll lhHn nrlllnnlN ma mi
lblal nrn,lhlr M hnfmillln M Nnlhms.
Mhhl lnllnrnh , nmfinhll . hAlhrlWl
NJ M lhN NHlnlnnr mrl Nh rh,lln Mnl
In mnlhlllllf nv mNhr IA Nnsh
fhllW nnA IA allh hnA mn nr ma M
nnln M llehl nlnla l'Wlmhll lrNr
ihmmri hllllt1 ma nHl NJ lnlnhhl IN
hInll A Hlrhl y lhlllll NJ lAllla NJ
uflllNMAls
mn AllnanA on hlmnrp h lnrnar,
lnH nlnff lhr hAlfHl N nAlmN nAlIlf
nlll lhfhl nlr mHll NJ nhah nllha lnl
ssllnl nhA N hslllll nhh SALIVA "
Jerome County times. (Jerome, Idaho) 1919-1920, 1919-03-13
G.A. &mmA,
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AmlIIlaIl vIllall naIal,

ilNrn M AmrllrN Nm rhnns, lhe
,ihnnnhl Mlnln lN lln hArm an,l
nitnWnhrN hnlr nWlm Wnn A rlrh
fill hlnN hlh n hrlbhl pnlln M NM
lhmN Nlnn NV lNln II N NM ihu
lnl llNl Mo- hrHNlnlr Nllh rnnuungnlS.
lNnillW \ lnllmlNWlrnl n IN lun liam
|lm lhln N lh lnnh mn "A Mn M,
lnNlN Mlh HMM n Mrlpsa M h Ia an
mMlllhl mnllnN M NV llplnY hlur'
lhn ilWlir NJ lhrnn lnlnr n rnunned
NJ NmrlllN W. w nni bnnN ihnt
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u n N WI nnllNlW lhal a NM dne,
,W wv h.r lhn mlIinn Hmm M Nm,
I lillh nnlnln M ~ hlup nj M,
! llnlh WV hM "A NM mneh sl,,mn
" lhm NM NJ Nnlk n max IN ,bnsn
, ,an NV w. prlphmlp llplnn ll,nluW
Jerome County times. (Jerome, Idaho) 1919-1920, 1919-03-13
Ei,sSlpS'B'44ts

l'l0Il IllN lHEVll : IFNlI IlNHF
aHppllMlAl ,oul pallnm Nllh 4
lit
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pnl mum plNHla lNnh lln mhhl w
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NNlh lnnll lhan n lnlNl M llrf) lnl
w tl0HHA WV HgaHgt' H''''Hf
lNlpl N lNl Nlpanpt Rhll M M
tlAnlR nnA llls hlp WI hnlh w lllf
Jerome County times. (Jerome, Idaho) 1919-1920, 1919-03-13

,elW ,, nA WY Nrnlhnn hhNu,ur p,l,o.
lN NllN NllllhNn pnmnurpal uuno,l,,.
WV MNrllhlru w luAuln1lun, m,ul
N ',,., MN,l w npllllpn Wv mlnp mm,up
w N''N' w lHMhlp lnImrlsullun N ll,r
Jerome County times. (Jerome, Idaho) 1919-1920, 1919-03-13

nWlr NWl mnh lmallr mmn hnhl
llNm w No Nm hrhN mn hNpra Nhrr
lhN hlu MnWl WIN h WrmN lrlll
N \ nlMl Nhlrlmnllna mn mnlrlnl.
lllln I lNlM hlr llfhl N NWThl mn
llNlhlln llN lNWn WllImnn N
lnlnlr WIN lnW mWr rlnrlngh nunl
wv lilNnlht lhrNl nN nlrnrnlM I'M
nlNl MIN lWn HnMmrr hlrnnra nn
lhr MN nWlrlnlln N MN nHnrnllul llem
IN I'm -lmMNl MAIlIYLI
Jerome County times. (Jerome, Idaho) 1919-1920, 1919-03-13

vswenasNl n'el S'A F...N' N'1@'ss'|\
Jerome County times. (Jerome, Idaho) 1919-1920, 1919-03-13

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