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CHESTER

CHESTER, Nov. 17.-After returning
all Of the alleged property and agree
ing to pay for the damage caused by
their alleged act three Chester boys.
George Sabula, IA; Michael Sabula- Ill;
ed with having forced an entrance to the
Wehner grocery and meat market.
Carolina avenue. carly Sunday. were Ie-
leased following a hearing Scfose
Mayor W: b. Dalrymple. Michael Sa-
were caught in the store. They vera
arrested by Chief OF Police John r.
Dolby. following which, the police say.
the y implicated the elder Sabula boy.
for the American Red Cross. but this
number is expected to be increased
when the various canvassers make their
final reports Tuesday. The campaign
cloecd in Hancock county tonight.
The curfew ordinance will be enforced
in Chester. Announcement to this et-
feet was made Monday by Mayor w. B.
D9lrymple All children under II years
Of age will not be PERMITTED on the
streets after p. m. unless accompanied
The case Of W. W. Llewclyn. OF Ches-
ter. and T. c. Edwards. Of Parkersburg.
charged with grand larceny in connec-
tion with the alleged THEFT OF pottery
ware from the plant OF tho Taylor
Smith & Taylor Pottery company. is e1-
pected to go to the jury at New Cum.
berland today. Llewelyn was employed
as a packer at the plant.
The Chester Women'S club VIII nave
charge Of the sale Of Fed Cross Christ
mas seals. stickers 10 be sold TO aid IN
fight against tuberculosis. In Chester. "
was announced today. Plan. for tbs
campaign will be completed at meet
ing TO be held this week.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Morrow celegrated
their golden wedding anniversary al
! Tor: Cw'rho-land Saturday. They have
been lifelong residents OF HancocS
county.
granted n divorce from his wife, cara
McElcannon at a scss on OF court III
New Cum bcrland Saturday.
Rev. John n. white. d. D.. TREASURER
Of the central committee Of the New
World Movement in the United Pres
bytnrian churches. occupied the pulp
~ .he First United Presbyterian church
Sunday. in the absence OF tho pastor
E~v. Paul ]. Reynolds, who Is In Ne"
| York on business.
Because OF the crowded condition Of
the primary department. halliday seq
! sions in the first grade OF the Chester
public schools will continue this week
, Supt. E. f. Oldaker announced today.
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WEIRTON'

wEIRTON. W. Va, Nov. Ne. r
Hartman. post commander OF Weirton
Post No. 10. American Legion. Is home
after attending the National Convention
Of the Veterans order in Minneapolis.
Mimi. the past week. Al the regular
meeting Of the local post to be held in
the American Legion club rooms. Com
mander Hartman will preside and will
tell the boys some OF his experiences
and happenings at the convention
Presbyterian church met with Mrs. J. l.
Falconer last Thursday evening.
U. G, Work is building a fine new
residence in Carother's Place.
Mrs. Elizabeth Simpson Is reported
Street. after a weeks Illness.
William F. Purdy and son. Captain
Norman Purdy. Of Pittsburgh. Pa. wero
recent guests Of J. A. Purdy a2.d family.
Rev Joseph eDS GrS drE d d IN. c9S.
Presbyterian church Sabbath evening;
Prof. L. NJ. Stops. principal Of Weir
ton High school, was a recent visitor
at his parental home at Prosperity, Pa
J. l.. Miller has left again FOR the
Kansas oil fields.
Mrs. Jane d. Work Is home after Q
visit with relatives in Rca. Pa
Mr.. and Mrs. J. l.. Andrews have
moved TO town from Avella. Pa.
Mr.. and Mrs. E L. Love has returned
from Coraopolis. Pa. where they were
called by the critical illness Of . rela-
tive.
Mrs. Ruth Daniels was q recent Wis
Nor 10 New Cumberland.
Thomas l.. Mccullough has returned
from Burgettstown. Pa. where no Wis
tied his father who Is i'll.
Robert Campbell. Jr, has recovered
after a severe attack Of bronchitis.
Mrs. Margaret WATSON OF East Main
street, is numbered among the sick
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tending the Worlds Christian Citl-en-
ship Conference.
Algeo Marsh resumed his duties IN inc
vacation. $780,.
AIRS. Laura Craig and Mrs; Emma
Cra'", Of MoundSYillc, are Srcnd!h% INC
week end in the city as the SucSls OF
the formers daughter. Mrs. Ray IIcES'
If 4 II street.
George c. Braunbcck attended the
meeting of agents Of the Mutu ~ i"Ac-
fit Life Insurance agents IN " nee !"
Y 81, .ddy. A." t; f"rm all parts OF the
state were in attendaHce.
W. J. NcuenSchwander wizard uSn-
In, nd v. .. itarr!n%t"n returned In' ;,
morning from Kentucky. wnrre thVy
were members OF party Of Petroleum
Exploitation directors who Inspected the
c. ny lar lease.
Miss Ora Warner has gone to WICK
to spend the winter with friends.
J. II. Thornton. who has been in OKLA
hCnla and Kentucky for the past several
weeks In the interest of the Wiser Oil
Comnany is expected home tomorrow.
John Rea. president of the FIRST Ma
tl"nal Bank OF Darlington, Is IN the
Frank ii. Zinn. former local resident.
now superintendent OF warehouses of
, the Gypsy Oil Company. with head
quarters In Tulsa Oklahoma. arrived ~
the city this morning to spend few
Mrs. c. stather and baby. who have
been VISITING TRENDS h'ir lui i 4 i"
DAYS, have returned tn Mcadvilic. w. Va.
4. r. Heintzman. Of on Ridr'. was 4
business visitor In the city to-day.
Miss Flora Finch. Of Marietta. Ohio
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NEWELL

NEWELL. W. Va Nov. 17.-As re-
suit OF her kindness toward w. l. Rceo
a wealthy mine operator or jamestown
Colorado. whom she met while visiting
IN Snn Antonio. Texas. Miss Helen Fer
cuson Of East Liverpool. an employe or
tho Homer I.aughlin China Co. OF New
ell. is heir to mining stock worth
$500. Notification Of the death or
MIR Read. and the fact that she had
been named az beneficiary in his Will
reached Miss Ferguson today. The will
has been probated In the Colorado
Rev 7. I. Hinton. pastor Of the First
Christian church. will deliver the SER
mon at union Thanksgiving services.
which VIII be held by the congregations
~ Srwnlrs four churches-Presbyter--
inn. Methodist Episcopal, Christian and
Sozarcnc-in the First Presbyterian
church Thursday evening. November u.
Special music will feature the services
Oscar Ring today purchased the Bor-
raj Everetts property on HARRISON
street.
ono weeks series Of revival services
opened in the First Methodist Episcopal
church tonight. Charles Ewing. or
Chester occupied the pulpit. Special
Mrs o. c. Tal Imam. duct WIS sung
hv Misses Mchaffie and Laughlin. OF
Georgeto ~n, Pa. Rev Jesse l.. Deeds,
tho nastor, will preach Tuesday night
Dr. Joseph Y. Graham. formerly OF
HoIliday's Cove who has been engaged
in missionary work in India for many
years. will speak ut the First Preshy-
tcriaa church Mt 1870 o'clock Wednesday
evening. He Is now making tour OF
The west Virginia synod Of the Presby-
terinn church.
Tho mission study class Of the First
Presbyterian church will meet IN the
parlCrs Of tho church Friday evening A
social hour will follow the regular pro-
gram. Luncheon will be served.
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FOlLANSBEE

FOLLANSREE. VIVA Nov. 1.-THE
East FoilanSbce mine OF the Joarnola
Goal company. which was closed Tor TWO
weeks by the g'1eraL coal str.Ke' resul'-
ed opera lions this morning. The ma
chine .nen entered Jhe mine Sunday
night and the Gigges took up their work
at daybreak. The mine employs about
SO mc<l. and furnishes Fullansoees en-
Tire coal supply. This mine supplies the
10 F'ollunS1eC Bros. sheet and tin plate
mills but fortunately there wcs hair
months supply on hand and the mill
was able 20 continue operatlJns through
the strike.
Mr., and Mrs. George Barnett. having
recently moved into their new home on
Linden Way. were pl tasantly surprised
rn Friday e,ra!ng by a crowd OF friends
very pleasant evening wcs enjoyed.
Carpets we're lifted and there was dane
present were: Mrs. Harry Hardy, Miss
Gladys Hardy. Robert Patterson. MIS-.
Ross Kcll. Miss Gladys Satri"d. Eliza
beth TindlCy. Mr.. and Mrs. Lane. all OK
Steubenville: Mr.. and Mrs. W. II. Coop
CIR Of FollaaSbc2 and Alien Armstrong
Lindsey Rush and Raymond thompson.
all OF Jefferson. Ia.
Miss El'Zabe.h McCOombs Of Wells
burg and MIR CccIl Poole Of Follansoee
were quietly married in Moundsvilie
was performed n; the Rev. c. G. Slater
.?( the NJ Z. parsonage. Mr.. ana NrS'
spoole viii reside on Horton Heights.
sFollansbcc.
II. y. Stemple. well Known citizen OF
sNorth Fcllaa&bcc. who has been super
visor for the local :ractjCn company tor
"A number Of years. has announced his
candidacy for the Office Of sheriff OF
Brooke county.
Mrs. Susan Williams is the guest or
her sister. Mrs. Samuel Baxter.
A. u Bowman Of Mansfield. Ohio. Is
the sucS: Of c. C. Swcrtzfeger
Miss Mary tIawl'y Of Chester was the
Sir. and Mrs. Harry Topc have gone
TO Beech Bottom to make their future
Miss Helen Miller is home after an ex-
tended visit to several important cities
sin Ohio.
lcoyc was tho recent guest OF relatives
In FcllanSbHc.
Mr, and Mrs. Tom Kenny were recent
visitors a; Mr.. Kcrny's home in Steub-
enville.
A. I. McCort Is home from GAINESVILLE,
Ohio. where he was called by the death
of a relative.
T. j. Mahan and son. stuart, were re-
cent visitors to Chester.
Mrs. Elizabeth Browning Is reported
Improving nicely after on Illness.
Mrs, Ed Casey OF Toronto was a re-
cent visitor at the home Of her parents
SIR. and Mrs. Thomas II. Rogers.
Il Miss Ida Miller Of Pittsburgh was 8
recent visitor at the home OF Prof. and
Mrs A. +. Young.
Mr.. and Mrs. Peter swager Of Dover
were recent guests OF Mr.. and Mrs. T
Harvey Care.
Mrs. John Ferris Of Hickory. Pa. Wis
tied her daughter. Mrs. Ed Haywood.
Miss Ethel Allison returned 70 hel
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Moundsvillo Personals.

Mr.. and Mrs. George Chambers have
returned home from ManninEtNn. where
they visited their daughter. Mrs. T. NJ.
HiEEs.
Mrs. Walter Morrison left Saturday
for Cleveland. o.
Miss Alice DcCamp, Of Ninth street.
will return to-day from visit with
friends at Bethany.
Purdy avenue an eight pound baby girl.
Miss Alma Glasgow. Of Elm avenue,
who was operated upon at the Glendale
hospital for appendicitis last week. IS
imnrDving nicely.
Mr.. and Mrs. Alex Purdy have return
ed from visit with relatives In CHAR
lesion.
Miss Olive Conner has returned to her
home on Fork Ridge. after visit with
friends In Wheeling.
Miss Mabel White spent yesterday IN
Wheeling.
Mrs. E. Bonar. Of Clinton avenue. who
has been III for the past few days, Is
somewhat improved.
Mrs. Anna +. Ringer. Of West Union,
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GLASS WILL ACCEPT
VIRGINIA SENATORSHIp

WASHINGTON, Nov. 17.-Carter
Glass, secretary Of the treasury. had
not determined tonight just when he
would resign to accept appointment as
successor 10 Senator Thomas s. Martin,
Of Virginia, who died last week.
After Mr.. Glass was notified by Gov
ernor Davis that he had been selected
over n host Of others, he sought the ad-
vice of President Wilson. who urged him
to accept. He probably will send a
formal letter OF acceptance to Governor
Davis tomorrow.
In the absence any direct statement
from Mr.. Glass there was difference
OF opinion in official quarters tonight
as to the probable time OF his retire
ment from the treasury. Ordinarily he
would not retire before December !. the
time for the opel:ng Of the regular ses-
sion Of congress. but some depocratic
leaders we're said to have advised that
he present his credentials Immediately
and thus help out in the treaty fight
Mere than a dozen names were men
toned as always happens when there IS
q cabinet vacancy. but no one seemed to
There was much speculation as to
who would he named by the president to
take Mr.. Glass place as head OF the
treasury department.
have any decided lead. In the opinion OF
officials in touch with the situation.
Mr.. Glass told friends today he would
make a recommendation X the president
desired. but declined to say who he
might have in mind.
D1-u WAN cAvTNca cTANpa-
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Safa for the little ones, too.
An economical bottle can be procured
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Links was Instituted in A. o. U. W. hall
last Friday evening by the supreme sec
rotary. r. II. KurtZ. and supreme organ
izcr. ii. w. Mitchell. Of Wheeling.
The lodge starts out with charter
list of zoe and will hold meetings at 8
D. IN. every Friday in the 4, Q. I. w:
hall A special meeting will be held
Sunday at . p. H.. November 23rd. In
the 4. o. L. w. hall, for the purpose or
meeting the supreme lodge officers. who
were elected Friday. and the members
Of the Wheeling lodge Will attend in a
hudy, The supreme lecturer Of the or
der, Walter B. Hilton. of Wheeling. will
deliver an address.
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NO RESUMPTION BY
MINES IN JEFFERSON
Special To The 1ntelliseneer:

special To The Intelligencer:
STECBESVILLE. O., NOV. - ne
YsfSsrson county did not materialize TO-
day. All big company mnncS IN me
vaTious mining districts Of the county
were idle today and operators ANNOUNCE
Cd that none Of their employees repG niT
FOR duty. Seven companies in the Dill
on-connorviile section were ready to re-
sumo operations today but the Whistles
brought no response from the men. In
the Amsterdam Bergholz- East sprlnE-
s,eSd section. II was said that the miners
have no thought OF retaining TO the
mines until the wage scale is adjusted
and they know definitely what they are
going 10 get. The only place IN the
county where the union miners %enS
hack 10 work was at the LaBelle Iron
Works, the mines there shutting down
at the beginning Of the steel strike.
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Prisoner Sued.

Bert Labus. East Springfield. o.. farm
or. IN jail charged with incest. was made
defendant in an action brought by his
wife Elizabeth Labus today. The. plain
tin asks for alimony and injunction re-
straining defendant from encumoetihS
MS nroperty and for cancellation OF chat
lei mortgages for $4,000 and $500 he
is alleged To haze executed 70 local par
ties since his arrest on charges pre-
ferrcd by his two daughters.
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Haau Yiner ruposed.

Alex. Miller. former local saloon Keep.
er and John Davis OF Mingo, were nned
New Alexandria today when they plead
ed guilty to illegal selling. Mary
Dallas Smith and Tony Cato were con.
yicted OF selling and were,fned $500 and
costs Bonds of Sam Yurjevic and
Nick Lerada. $500 each were forfeited
for non-appearance for hearing.
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conducttnr Inquest.

Coroner T II. KIRK bcgon his inquest
TODAY into the murder Of DraSic karmo-
yich. Serbian store keeper who was shot
to death in his place of business Satur-
day by Mele Malanov.ch. wealthy scr.
HAN who is in the county jail. Many
Serbians who were cycwitnesscs 70 the
shooting and who were present during
the quarrel which preceded the shooting
are being rounded up by the police LOT
Ser followed an argument in which
Sarmovich's wife was involved and an
other Is that the men quarreled over
store bili The autopsy showed that
hnIlsts penetrating vital organs. One
bullet struck him over the heart. an,
other pierced his abdomen. third
struck in the chin and fourth grazed
his right arm.
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Several members Of the B. Y. P. o. OF
the Baptist church will 60 to Wheeling
this evening. where they Will be the
guests of Immaculate Baptist church.
1t Is the occasion of the second Is. Z.
II. rally given by the Baptist churches
Of the Pan Handle and the members OF
the local b. Y. P. u. have been request
ed to give part Of the program. which
was rendered at the first nreting, that
was held here in October. 1918.
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HOlJNDSvILLE
NEWS
Auto Stolen.

4 Ford courc. belonging to DR.. j. A.
Stricbich. was stolen some time sunday
night between 5 o'clock and midnlEht'
Ir... III iruat Of the residence or Wm'
~ wi no clue has been found and 1t
is not known the exact direction taken
by the thief. but it is thought that he
VIZ ward Wheeling.
This Is the first car stolen IN
MVuadsvllle and any Information as to
It's Whereabouts Will be- greatly appre-
ciatcd by the Moundsville police. WI
the license number was West Eir-
rinia. o9NSS. the body No. T23S1 and the
engine No. 1927.
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nf~ OF Burns.

Alice Mafy. little daughter OF James
and Eva Nayior OF Seward. Pa: died az
the Ohio Valley hospital here today OF
burns sustained at the home or ner
sraI DAYS ago when her clothing caught
IRE from an open Crate. The remains
were taken to the homo OF her uncle
Robert Hooker Of this city.
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Tho ". II. NJ, 5. of the First NJ. E.
church. will hold their regular monthly
meeting in the church parlurS Tuesday
evening. November 18th. All members
are urged to be present and program
Of especial interest will be rendered
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KarbyGoddnrd.

dard. of this city. were quietly married
Saturday evening at the Christian
church parsonage by Rev. j. B; Smith.
Mr.. and Mrs kerby will make their fu-
ture home in Moundsville.
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Contractors Stringer & Springer COM
plcted the Grant avenue block OF paving
w., tcrday. making the second block OF
that avenue finished with tarvia fIiIcr.
week. but the tarvia filler was finished
Yesterday.
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1itsrsry Department.

The Literary Department OF the
Tuesday Arts Club will meet this even
ing in Arts hall. Every member Is
URGED to be present as important busi-
ness will be discussed.
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Nu9ical

The True Blue class OF girls Of Cal
vary church. have arranged for snlen-
did musical program to be given at the
church this evening ut s p. m. A silver
offering will be taken at the door.
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Radical Litarntura.

A large package Of radical litera'
,urn was found on the corner Of Ninth
street and Lafayette avenue Sunday II
nupcars that some persons In this city
are very active in the interests OF that
element.
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Ohio Valley. News
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Tho wonans Missionary Society OF
the United Pres byterian church Will
meet at the church this evening at 1880.
All members arc urged TO be present
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hcme in Chester after a pleasant visit
at the home of Mr.. and Mrs. F. E Wat
son.
Elmer Jackson. Jr.. Is reported i'm
proving nicely at the Ohio Valley hospi-
tai in Steubcnville after an operation.
and will be removed to his home on
BAnfeld avenue this week.
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Will arrive in the city to-day to visit
with Mrs. O. q. Guyt"I.
Robert li"b.ns"a. who is attending
Marietta cni.rlr. spc9t the week end
III the city.
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Rlne Bird Climb,
W NJ a VIII Meet,

The Blue Bird Club will meet Thurs
day evening with Mrs. Lyle Brock, on
Lafayette avenue.
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Is visiting Mrs. T. G. Hamomnd and
family on jefferson avenue.
Mrs. Agnes Crow spent yesterday IN
WhcelinR
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MASHS cAHc1LIw

WASHINGTON, Nov. 1.-THE gov
eminent by an opinion today in the SUI
prcme court won its night to, have ean'
celled patents for 5000 acres Of Califor-
MIA oil land valued At &lo,ooo.e0o. al.
legged to have been obtained through
fraud by the Southern Pacific company.
In disposing of the case the supreme
court reversed federal DEGREES dismiss
ing proceedings instituted by the gov
ernmcnt to have the land. which 10 lo-
Gated within naval oil reservation No.
/, returned to the government
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Complete Paving.

waterproof Covers for all uses,
Tel sea. Wheeling Tent g. Awning Co.
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SIS7ERSV|lLE

Rev. W. T. Mckee retnrpa to-day
1 from Pittsburgh. where he has been at
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Lotgo Instituted.
The Moundsville lodge OF Golden
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SOLD EvERYwHERN.
New Britain herald., 1919-12-20
AGENTS WANTED.

AGENTS-Biggest money maker in
 10 years; an order at 8 out of every 10 homes with our advertis, y ing offer of a $2.50 Aluminium Tetc1 Pot FREE; 90@o of our agents are making over S1 an hour; Albert Abbot mad $53.42 first days;
 Watson earns $2.90 an hour; Mrs. Burke, new beginner earns s3 am
 hour first day; Fred Eccles makin gl $4 an hour; write immeditely be- fore your territory is taken; no capital required; pay starts < at once; write today sure. Life-Time Q Aluminium Company, Dept. N33o. Boston, Mass 12-13-20-2T-1-
New Britain herald., 1919-12-20
NOTICE.

NOTICE-Auction expert, by Reid, auctioneer, of course. Cattlemcn attention: Consignment sale of two carloads of new milch COWS at M. H. Kearns place, Pleasant street, East Hartford Meadows, Conn.,. Station 8, Tuesday, December 23, at 12 o'clock noon. Consisting of 50 new milch cows, all fresh within a week. This is the kind of cattle you have been looking for, for some time. Extra fine Holsteins, Guern- seys, Jerseys. Ayreshires and Dur hams. Majority of these cows are 40 to 50 lb cows. Robert R. Con- nors. Owners. Auctioneers notice
 These cattle were shipped in to be sold in Brighton market, but cam 6 in too late for the market sale and Were shipped here to be sold with out reserve to the highest bidder. All have been tubercular tested Sale will be held rain or in shine and regardless of conditions of weather. Robert M. Reid, expert auctioneer. POI Main street, Manchester. Tel. 268-14. 12-20-2dx
New Britain herald., 1919-12-20

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