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The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1920-08-09

Suffering isn't an affliction. 1t is
blessing. The man who shutters never
tries to speak unless he has something
to say.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1920-08-09

The H. G. of L. wasn't such much
in the old days when man wasn't
ashamed to wear paper collar.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1920-08-09

When a man has store on the north
side of the street he wonders why peo-
pie are foolish enough to walk on the
south side of the street.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1920-08-09

Never ask a fat woman her weight.
The Recording Angel has enough lies
to keep track Of as it is.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1920-08-09

The census board announces the
census OF Orlando, Fla, as 9,257, an
increase of 1877 per cent. Palatka,
Fla. was announced as 5,102. an in
crease of 35 per cent.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1920-08-09

The woman who does the most wor-
rying over her complexion is the wo-
man who hasn't any.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1920-08-09

People do not like girl who acts
like a man any more than they ike
man who acts like a girl.
The Natchitoches enterprise., 1920-01-22

Be it further ordained, etc., that the
Natchitoches Parish School Board, the
governing authority of School District
Number Three of the parishof Natchito
ches obligates itself and is bound under
the terms and conditions of law and the
election authorizing said bonds each
year to levy such taxes on all the pro-
perty in school district number three
(e) of the parish of Natchitoches as
may be sufficient to provide for the
payment of the principal and interest
Of said bonds as the same respec-
lively become dle and payable, such
tax not to exceed the limit as fixed by
the Constitution and Laws of the State
of Louisiana, and said tax will be an
nually levied upon all the taxable
property of said school district at the
same time and in the same manner as
other parish taxes are levied and col
lected.
This ordinance having been submitted
to vote, the vote thereon was as
follows;
Yeas: Messrs. Levy, Hathaway, Jack
son, Hawthorn, Martin, Friedman.
Nays: None
And the ordinance was declared
adopted.
The following ordinance was offered
by Mr.. Friedman and seconded by Mr..
Hawthorn.
ORDINANCE
: An ordinance levying. tax of TX
mills on the dollar of the assessed val
uation of all the property of school dis
trict Number Three ~ of the par
ish of Natchitoches for the year 1920.
Be it ordained by the Natchitoches
Parish School Board. acting as the
governing authority Of School District
Number Three 8 Of the parish Of Nat
that the Assessor and Tax
Collector of the parish OF Natchitoches
are hereby instructed and ordered to
assess and collect for theyear 1920 a
tax of seven and one half ~ mills
On the dollar Of the assessed valuation
If the taxable property Of school dis
srict number three ~ of the parish of
for the purpose Of pro-
viding for the payment of interest fall
ng due July l, 1920, January l, 1921
and July l, 1921; and International
portion of the principal falling due
Lanuary l, 1921; of an issue of thirty
i've thousand $35. 10000 dollars of school
ponds of school district number three
# the Parish OF Natchitoches, dated
January /, 1920, authorized at an cleo
ion held on the 18th day of Novembe,,
919; and that copy Of this ordinance
,e forwarded to both the Assessor an |
Collector Tax of the parish of Natchi-
oches.
This ordinance having been sub
nitted to a vote, the vote thereon was
IS follows: |
Yeas: Messrs. Levy, Hathaway, Jack
on, Hawthorn, Martin, Friedman.
Nays: None.
And the ordinance was declared
dopted.
l, the undersigned Secretary Of the
Parish School Board do
ereby certify that the above and fore
DING is true and correct copy Of the
Proceedings Of the Natchitoches Parish
'chool Board, taken on behalf of
chool District Number 3 Of the Parish
+ Natchitoches, at the meeting Of said
chool Board, held at Natchitoches,
ouisiana, on the 9Th day of January 1920
Given under my official signature,
authenticated with the impress Of my
fficial seal, at Nstchitoches, Louisiana,
The Natchitoches enterprise., 1920-01-22

this 9Th day of January, 1920.
L. E. HUDSON,
Secretary
Upon motion by Mr.. Sam Friedman,
seconded by Mr.. J. F. Hawthorn the
board adjourned to meet again on Feb
ruary 3rd, 1920.
EDGAR LEVY,
President
L. E. HUDSON.
Secretary.
The Natchitoches enterprise., 1920-01-22

For SALE--I have for sale one four
woke OK team with yokes, bows and
chains and 8-wheel log wagon; and one
four mule and horse team e mules and
2 horses) with harness and 8-wheel log
wagon. Also large amount g. foot gum
stacking sticks. Address,
1885, j. H. WILLIAMS, JR.,
Phone 2O6-W Natchitoches, La.
The Natchitoches enterprise., 1920-01-22
Presbyterian Church

Services on LIST. End and III
Sundays at IL a. NJ. and 1880 -.
Sabbath School every S. Il
10. a. M.
The public is cordially invited
to attend these services.
H. j. McGEHEE, Pae4o..
SUBSCRIBE
ITO THE ENTERPRISE j
The Natchitoches enterprise., 1920-01-22

will pay to bearer Twenty-Five ($25.O0)
Dollars, at the Office of the Treasurer
of the Natchitoces Parich School Board,
at Natchitoches, Louisiana, or at the
option of the holder at the Chase
National Bank of New York City, be-
ing semi-annual interest then dre on
its School Bond, dated January /, 1920,
The Natchitoches enterprise., 1920-01-22
Episcopal Church

Services are held the first and
third Sundays in the month.
Services Sunday, February ist.
Early Celebration of the Holy
Communion &C 1880.
Morning Prayer and Sermon at
eleven.
The public is cordially invited
to attend the services of this church
HENRY NJ GREEN, Pastor.
Ask your friends about our sale,
those who attended are our boost
ers and best advertisements
-SEMMELMAN'SS SALE
The Natchitoches enterprise., 1920-01-22
Secretary Natchitoches
Parish School Board.

Be it further ordained, etc.. that said
bonds shall be executed by the Presi-
dent and Secretary of the Natchito-
ches Parish School Board on behalf of
said School District Number Three 81
of the parish of Natchitoches, and the
coupons shall bear the fac-simile sigma
lures of said president and said secre-
tary.
Be it further ordained, etc., that
said bond shall bear the following en-
dorsement:
''This oond secured by tax. Regis
tered on this the day of leo.
The Natchitoches enterprise., 1920-01-22

Secretary of State. -
Belt further .dain ID, etc., that said
bonds shall ma ture in the following
manner, tO-Wit:
The Natchitoches enterprise., 1920-01-22

Each was saved through the
Salvation Army and it's organi.
cations for mankind.
The Natchitoches enterprise., 1920-01-22

President Natchitoches
Parish School Board
The Natchitoches enterprise., 1920-01-22

The harpy was sent to res
cue home and became a woman.
She who was old only in expert
ence again learned the simple
love Of a child. She was saved
fof the world.
The Natchitoches enterprise., 1920-01-22

Secretary Natchitoches
Parish School Board
(FORM OF COUPpN)
On the first day Of -,
School District No. Three of the Par
ish of Natchitoches, State of Louisiana
The Natchitoches enterprise., 1920-01-22

The gutter bum was offered q
chance at self rehabilitation. He
made good. He quit drink, got a
Job and was useful.
The American Jewish world. [volume] (Minneapolis ;) 1915-current, 1920-10-15

more than 20 visits during the year
to his chosen center.
Relief was given in 5000 cases by
Town Tea-Kettle agencies, without
including the Union City Mission,
where the monthly attendance of
homeless men averages 10000. Health
agencies-the Visiting Nurses, In
FAINT Welfare society and Hennepin
County tuberculosis association
have been of inestimable value
through baby welfare, dental and
general health clinics, home nursing
and educational activities. Their SER
vices are available to all and have
an incalculable effect on the commun-
ity.
Approval of the single campaign,
rather than 81 separate campaigns to
finance Minneapolis social work, has
come from all sides. Greater eff
cheney and economy in operation are
among the advantages pointed out
by Miss Julia Felsenthal, executive
secretary of the Jewish Associated
Charities. There is less likelihood Of
duplication of effort, she believes,
when the welfare work of the city is
cOordinated under one central body,
and less time and effort is spent in
raising the needed funds.
Small groups of every nationality
who formerly joined only in the cam
paigns for financing the particular
organization lin which they were in
terested now are just as enthusiastic
in support of. the entire program
which joins all the welfare institu-
tons in the interest of the entire
community.
The American Jewish world. [volume] (Minneapolis ;) 1915-current, 1920-10-15
KENNESETH ISRAEL SUNDAY
SCHOOL OPENS aif

Kenneseth Israel Sunday School
opened for the season Sunday, Octo-
Der 10th, at the Synagogue, Sixth
Avenue North and Lyndale. The
Sunday School is sponsored by the
Talmud Torah Board Of Directors,
with teaching staff composed Of
members of the Talmud Torah
Alumni.
Registration for the opening Sum
day indicated great interest on the
part of the Community in the Sunday
School Work. Plans for the coming
year have already been made and
indications point to a record breaking
season. There is still room, however,
for a few more children in the
classes. All those wishing to regis
ter their children are urged to be
present. at the Synagogue. Sunday
morning between ten and twelve.
The American Jewish world. [volume] (Minneapolis ;) 1915-current, 1920-10-15
THE 1921 COMMUNITY CAM
PAIGN FUND.


PAIGN FUND.
With the announcement that the
1921 Community Fund campaign will
be neld on November Is to 22, to
raise the money with which to sup
port 81 Minneapolis charitable and
welfare organizations-sett
hospitals, rescue homes, homes for
the aged, relief, citizenship building
and educational agencies-comes the
word from A. E. Zonne, president
Of the Council of Social Agencies,
that the campaign will not be
"drive" but great "pull together"
for the common good.
eve are determined to make this
campaign an unquestioned success"
says Mr.. Zonne, because we want
our, city to be healthful, beautiful in
character of its people and a lovely
place in which children may play
and grow into good and useful citi-
zens. The responsibility toward the
community in which we live rests as
much upon one of us as another, and
we must all work together"
Among the organizations partici-
pating in the 1921 Community Fund
campaign and which were supported
through the Town Tea-Kettle during
1920 are the Associated Jewish
Charities, the social service depart
ment Of the Talmud Torah school,
and the Jewish War relief. A total
of $127,818 was apportioned for 1920
to these organizations, which were
represented by the members Of their
governing boards at the meeting held
last Tuesday at the Radisson Hotel
with the campaign committee to dis
cuss and formulate plans for the cam
paign to raise the money needed for
1921.
A report of the work carried on
curing the past year with Town Tea
Kettle funds brought out astounding
figures. Over $4,000 individuals were
reached, one-seventh of the popula-
ton Of the city, among them babies,
boys and girls, the sick and the aged.
An aggregate Of $4,000 personal
services were rendered. In the
homes for the aged, 2O8 men and
women were given friendly care and
every comfort; 813 children without
fathers or. mothers found shelter in
the orphanages, and 105 of them were
placed in homes where they are as
sured of the right upbringing. Re-
ports from the settlement houses
show that not only do they serve
many people, but they perform many
services for each individual reached.
The number of individuals who made
use of the settlement houses during
the year was $4,000, and the aggre-
gate attendance 32O,928, meaning
that each person made something
The American Jewish world. [volume] (Minneapolis ;) 1915-current, 1920-10-15
THE TALMUD TORAH FOOTBALL
TEAM TIES THE STRONG
GLEN A. C.. TEAM.

Displaying brand of football that
stamps it as being strong contender
for the championship of their divi-
sion, the Talmud Torah football team,
blazing before 1000 snectatnrs at the
The American Jewish world. [volume] (Minneapolis ;) 1915-current, 1920-10-15
Page Two
GYMAL DOLED AND ATLAS
CELEBRATE AMALGAMA-
TTON AT BANQUET.

nelO AT the ldCCeT 3 CluD TOOnuS ldSt
Monday evening marks the re-birth
of what is destined to become great
force for Jewish consciousness in the
city of Minneapolis. The consolidation
of both Of these organizations into
the one greater Gymal Doled was con-
cluded at this gathering, an ANAL
gamation that was the result Of the
broad-minded vision Of the leaders Of
beth of these organizations.
1t was but natural that the day
should arrive when both clubs should
become one and work Fundamentally
for everything that is better, finer
and spiritually richer in the COM
munitv. 1t is natural, for their growth
and progress has been parallel from
the day of their origin. They were
organized the same year, 1908, and
their growth year by year reached
about the same proportion-the Gy-
NAL Doled elected to have an organ
ization of city-wide membership
while the Atlas club confined it's ac-
tivities and membership to the North
section of Minneapolis with the re-
suit that the former had the larger
number on it's roll of members
While good-natured rivalry existed
between the two organizations, their
interest was a unified one when it
came to advancement and promotion
Of everything that was best for the
Jewish community. They worked
side by side on all committees, in all
drives" and no movement took place
but that one or more members from
each organization was an active lead
er in the work.
The loss of their identity was a
great sacrifice on the part of the
members Of the Atlas club, but that
they did so is an indication Of the
bigness of character Of every one of
their members, for they realize that
they can become better force for
good in the community in the new,
big, influential organization that they
help to make, than they would be be
if they kept by themselves in their
own small clubrooms and with a sec
tional group of members to work
with.
AS DIR. George Gordon said at the
meeting, ut pleases me greatly to
see this new, big Gymal Doled organ
ization because it is going to be
big power for social and intellectual
good in this community. / can hon.
estly say that we have the flower
of Jewish manhood of Minneapolis,
a spiritual force for the development
and the advancement Of all that is
best in life. am glad to see that
the Atlas Club has decided to come
in with the Gymal Doled for after
all, my boys, in unity there is
strength and in the uniting of all of
the men that are worth while into
one big club, we are all going to
profit by the growth that takes place,
by the new friends that we meet,
by the big help that you can become
to the community, and by the asso-
Citations and friendships that you
make, which after all, are the biggest
things that life has to offer you. I
congratulate both the Atlas Club and
the Gymal Doled on this amalgama-
ton, and that it will soon lead to a
The American Jewish world. [volume] (Minneapolis ;) 1915-current, 1920-10-15

acquaintance and get-to-gether fes-
tivities under charge Of Louis Berry,
Social Committee chairman.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1920-06-08
SDo 9afota.

Slbspaabe / Iberbcen. Toplors
Steam Sounorp / IberOeen neo.
brpnbte ben 3bic bs. meb ct Cab az
omfring $4,000. Set betragtebe5
iom Ct tort &clb, of life flere gp9.
ltrger ltrs9 meo.
Jurbenurrenbe 8npernpr tager
iig grub. Inbren 6. See, SO Mar
gunulel % fo~rbenpGreltoe 8upernsr
al South Gafota, blep forrigc llee |
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Sbcparb, 43 Ior. Gcrenlonicn iai,bt
Steb / @rllbenS Wobers Siem, % De
Npgifte tiltraaote itrar en- 9rpQupS.
relIe til giten.
Sotcl trnet at Slbsuaabc. Gen
itore Topilion % Sommerbotc0ct
pcb Sofe Wtuoiion Dor forleoen nrr
nebbrrnot, ibet Slb par ubbrubt /
Den oeo Stben al liegenoe Cafeteria
% Splagsbpgnirg. elsie 10 gpg.
rtl,ger nebbrrrbte, % Oct Dor finn
oeb of 9inbcn tilirloig nenbte Jig,
at De to itsrre @pgnineer inogif
iainnc Sflrbne. Subct anlloges til
$1,000.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1920-06-08
Wpntand.
Stoteus 9Seune ! IN

Citizens Yense / Tarmlanb. Sra
Sclena melocs, at Stutcn Vtortona
III Jolt bar onbragt $3,7S4,S20 /
Sarmla,1o, loct 2oan til bette gelsb
er beoilget, forbelt paa 1900 for.
lficuige Gienbomme. Ilcne / Ssbet
al Wfai uoloantes S109, 100 moo
Tant / 60 f~orifleaigc 6arn1e.
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81. 6. u. ScpiS al N~ounoup, Suno.
beosfonuniairr for WtltsiclibeQ 60,
bar rapportcret fire SilfplMr al
"Spotteb Tepcr" / bette Gourtp -
aae BOG / milo Sorm. alQe SiliGl.
Der forefonm1er / Ell Sn1frebS al ire
eller fire Wtil, pn,trent TO W}tl ira
Gollltbup.
&pinbe bpmt fpr llnocrIrb. Mr8.
aatc Sole, tibligerc asliltcrenbe
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ipoerale Set / Great Sails erflGrct
Jig ifploig / llnberilrb, bporpaa bum
bsnlteS til of betale Ell Dtiilft al ST..
3S5.t5 % iii at iibticne Ell IS Wtaa.
ncocrs Straiietcrmin / 2capenportD
Tpngicl. Wlllften blep BOG itrar e..
iergipet paa Ben Wtaube, at oen fun.
De ubione5 nleo $40 pr. Dtaalleb.
Taar G%ritatning iur Srrnbeuiu.
Gn Sllrp pco Giitriftsretten / gil.
liltaS bar tilfienot Gonaro Mcltoper
Ell g%ritotning al $7,100 for grGn.
bepin, Ser ,tben loplig Hct bar pbc.
logt for ban1. Ge, iom err benlte til
at lloreoe benne Gritatnlna, er ire
al 9oircIs Gn1beo5mrnb iamt Ell AZ
iunmlc gps gnrqcre, ioet altioa bisic
banbe purct liht bel baitigc meo of
ilua oen forbuOtc Ture / Henbcite.
men. Sc $500 bar oft Otr. @elt.
ooer ~Iorlan8tc.
Smpocicr ct &rpnnar. SoulS ".
Sill, Sen bcficnote Great Northcrn
Serllbanemagnut, bar uilber CT Sp.
bolb / Sclenu ,1otaIt Jig nteqct ior.
baobningsiulot ont Montanas MI
porcnoe 8rebe. @peocn itob aloclc5
ltbnlerfct opcralt, hpor han buooe
reiit / Staten, % @rrsaan9elle bar
fortriuligc. Der. SPILL laa 1een til,
Of bette Aar piloc blipe oct bebite
Dtontona roaeniinbe bar hoot, %
ucb Sc beic Spcoepriier, iom uoen
Soil bill inbtrrbe, burbe Statcl,s
5%Sarnnere mere cnb tagc lin Dion
igicl,. n,erte ban. Iogen Sorlrn.
gelier al garers Sinicr funbe life
aieres iaor. men man hoabebc of al.
be bebre 9eticnirg emo / De iioitc
forcgaae1bc Iar.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1920-06-08
WinncIota.

%cficnDt Suriit opo. 9lrthur 9.
Church, en- al 5tatcu3 lCocu0C NO
potutcr % bIouot (ooo Gomtpa
melt lrcnrnQcnoc @orQcrc, cr opo /
iii Nicm / %onQ NroIric al ct Nicrtc
ouDc. Nf0poe qruftllCrrbe 'or no.
Gen Gin tllbulc / NtInnCoQoll>.
Smorno / Stcnrno Guuntp. Gil
ct Glollo fom 20cu SUM (clcfou
bllO on, at ct hcrtlat Sfnbulo par
l@uotru'ict mar gIlOIcu Grcct, pcllcu
Tor Suuf Gcntcr, nQ at en- Strpfulng
al 9tortbrrn YocilIc @uucn2 Spor
ira Ornuc ND I'll @lcmpooo bar coc
IoQt. %onoitnnocu ioQoc3 at bope
uUrct 0cn hulcitc / N}ou03 Niill0e.
Wulapluutninocn iulbiurt. Rocf
0ountn9 Tarnlcrc bar rnrriQc l(ge
irrolN mco NiuiaploutuiuQcn, %
l'oIac Gpqoncr ~lnoicu0t til %llpcruc
par Der | Gourmet pIantct hcnlmo0
$4,000 glcrc9, GnocI Eormcrc bou-
&c huut nolirIliQt Nruocri mc0 at cr
holoc aob @U0, 0u uclct AZ oeu ilo
lamIct lloltc Nplt bite il9 at pare
mln0rc puuIl0clIa
MinnCnpuIto &rNc bpb. Sr. Gnrl
:. NtuQntIl, Der / hcnluoO 30 Nur
hor proftliCrct lom &GQc / Wtlumcos
polls oQ iom ! mango Mar par Sc
frctur Tor Stat mi2iioucu Tor
Denomination Al mcolclnitc &ul,Oi
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1920-06-08

Conner HccO ocune llge uonroncr cr
an6en Niun0 0crtiI. Iion mentc, al
cntcn @oracc IS. NicD}iuaL ErGit.
oclrt oa &oaicrcr al 6ornlcra' onn
breeders 9laiociotiol, cacr Gornt.
cra' %oon & [ruit So. Dil0c u0upu.
nC2 0crtil.
6lumnlpffc ucb WrrnIen. Get
Nieruc al 9icbroito, Der Iiqgcr ligc
oprr Mtl2iouri'Io0Cu ira Siou Sim,
cr inicn pes @cgnu0elicn al ,iuni
Dioanco blc9cn hicmieat al en- Cocr.
iornmcIic, Der MI uiicr iig at bouc
prrct mere nocIUaQcnoc, cno ira
'erit al ontagct. Gen Lille Np so.
mcr cr ucnrljQ uritcn belt eocloat,
loct belle @cioIfnInqcn maottc rIn9tc
% ieac Blooming pao heicrc llgQcuoc
Stc6cr. Slom Gltn If SEN inritc
Nc'tC0 nm lllOffcna GnlianQ al Ell
W}ano, DER Tor al rcpurcre ocu al
bru6tc I~tIcioulinic bou0c pnbct Qicn.
mem &an0. Der tiIbcl2 noaeoc ham
iii RrDitct. 90 cuocliQ uoaet CT 5tco,
bpor ban fmoc 'oa Iorbinbclic mco
@ncu. @an inrtoItc, at ban ltoo /
ire To0 0nbt Nau0 mcocna ban tclc
foncrtc. &on troc0C, at (obct / 0u
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rcQncoca mco prIoc oct lct uou % til
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'or nrrncrC at mocripqc
Gllitall6Clt Ser.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1920-06-08
@iscpmfn.
lima Wano brnfnet. Sans

lima Wanb brnfnet. Sons Eros.
icn az Sno Nipers, Is Iar gon1nlcl,
or ulber 9abning brllfnct | Wclt
Srpin Riper. Siaet blen gleltfnl,oet
al @ogtmanoifabct pco apltcn.
SilHabcfummcn paa Siemuci. u.
u. Scbroeber, Ser isr boeoc | go
CROSSE, er iorleocn fonlnten alporltg
tilifaoe ur,ber Ell Iutomobilulpffe
nrr Nocbeitcr, Ninu. San hopoe
pGrct paa @eicg / ga Grosie % Dor
unocrpcis tilbage I'll ct. Euul, %
lllpffcn inotraI.
ga Grucie b%eitemmer Sieenie. -
Sfclge Ell T%ororoning pcotodct az
9praobet / "a Grosic pil ale gpets
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iomt andre StcSer iGlgcnoc "ioft
brinfs" berciier bapc at betale Tor
9cpiaing. 2iccuic Tor at iGlac al.
tohoIirit q or iot iii 500 pr. aar,
mcocns llbiala Tor Sobauanb % l,g'
ncllhe Ilippcr mco $25 pr. Iar.
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Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1920-06-08
1nolanoet.
Sowa.
Sabrif ipr Wclfcpnlpcr.

Tabrif ipr W~clfepnlpcr. : Aoil'
for. 9Qamatce Golntp, opirre@ ior.
tioer Ell 100 iSoh lang % - 6or
breo Notwithstanding Tor 8onorn
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