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Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1921-08-09
Kriaen / ~Siueaiien.

Ser meboeltes Tom befienbt nplig
fra arPif Sclb, of ben tprfilfe Na-
tionaliit- Regjering ifpnbiomt bar
ifprb .meb at flptte ResieringsiRoet
fra gngora | Inatolien belt til 81
bas inbe / 9rmenien. 9ette ifuloe
dltida tpbe paa, at ben tprfiife So
pebitao bar iterft truet al 8rRferne.
Get beo fig e,lbog, at Ben chile 8e-
folfning bolot paa at flpste fra In-
CORA.
Ilt bette t1aa imiblertio blot babe
bpret Isle @iPtninger, for Der font
mer mn ct SorlpoenOe ON, at Sprfer-
ne omgaaes meb YIaner ON of flptte
observation-disclosures fra Ingora til
@r5erum. -
Sm Den nuberenoe Situation |
2iaeaiien meloes fra &onItantinopel
BEN 6te gltg. = Eauien peo Sronten
| Inatolien ifplbes Den Smitpnbig-
beb, at baabe @raferne eg Tprferne
bar fltnoet BET nebpenbiet at reorga-
uiiere fine grneer. s g~etrastning
al Snnoipnligbeben for, at @r9ferne
meb set fsrite biz gienoptage lin 81
feniib bar Den g~perItfommanoerenbe
oper ben tprfiffe Mrme Ssntet Yaiba
t%elegraferet til Observation-Disclosures
/ Ingcra, at ban forubiaa lanepari-
&c og beftise 8anpe, % at ban for
at forebpgge enbper Sperrumpling
foreilog at fIptte Sopebitaoen fra Gin
CORA til gr5erum. Nationalforiam-
lingen falbte berefter Ssmet 8aiba
til gngora for at gisre uofsrlig reoe
for Den militere Situntion. ct Sor-
lpbenoe bill pibe, at &egieringen ale
rebe bar beepnbt at finite enbeI Sir
ftpiager til Gr5erum.
Se tprfiife @labe / 2iGeaiien be.
amber at gisre Solicit fortrolia meb
Sonfen ON ct @interfelttog. Sfjsnt
ri,siiife Sropper enoml life er gaat
ODER InntoIiens @r9nie, er tire rl,s.
fife 8eneraler, Safalob, Sfri6lop
og Wefibob anfommet til Gipas %
banner inaIebes paa en- Waabe BET
fsrfte Sorbinbeliesleb mellern Sc tpr.
fife % rusfiife armeer.
aonitantinopel 6te Iltg. 80
gr9ife Gibiiioner rpffer frem i Spo
for Ssmib, ION 10 III en- Eib bar boz
ret / De tprftife Mationaliiters S9n-
Der. .&smio lieger neo Den sitltge
8reo at Wmu1oraitsen, So WH /
Spbslt for 9onItantinopel. Sfslae
ben ii0itc Melbins bapoe @referre
,tben Wobitanb beiat en- lioen 8p 30
Wil / Spo' for Ssmio, os paa ct OIL.
BET Gltrrft er De ilaaet inben 90 YfiI
fra Ssmio,
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1921-08-09
freo Ga ufreo.
fro Siee 1.

gems Mastitiline. Den bill maaIte
tpertimob heller itprfe ben, LEGION
arisen eiorbe.
Wtr. Servings opbolot Jig | Nus
lamb i ipp Waaneber for at iege Tor'
Observation-Disclosures, "og flint le9
er harm, ODER oen gebanoling ieg
blep tiIoeI, er ieg operbepiit ON, OF
Sopiet. &esierinsen / Woifpa er Ell Of
De iifreIt etablereoe &egieringer
@erben ibag," iasbe ban. Seq bar
life foranoret min Weuing oerom."
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1921-08-09
Sgiflan6s SertiI- Subnitri.

@n gfapport fra Berlin meIoer on,
ct f~orbauienbe Spiping / Den tpIfe
Sertil- Snbultri, Se itore Gpinbe.
rier | GbemnitS, 3picfau, Slauen,
2eip5ia og andre S%nbuhribper er pao
fort Sio naaet ODER Salpparten al
Erobuftionen for 8rieen. 9snnin.
gerne er iteget, o. Irbeibslssbeoen
blanbt De ubl9rte gIrbeibere er gaai
NED til Az Grocent.
s oct Iar, Tom eitote Sen lite
SILL, bapoe Spiflano inofsrt 1900.
900 9auer gomllb ira 6e Sorenebe
Stater. 0ette er oper SaIpparten al
SpiflanbS gomllbsinbfsriel 1918,
tiltroos for at 9omlloen III er IL
8ange iaa opr ! tpife Iarf.
@n itor Gel al oe fpr6iae Yrobuf.
ter timber Inoenoelie biemme / SpIf.
LAMB, boor set life bar ppret iaa rart
meo &l9oerne De iibite Iar, lr,er, Ser
mcotageS ogiaa itore geItiuinaer ira
Imerifa, Sollanb. Scbpeits, Be ifan.
ninaoilfe Sanbe % andre 9anbe.
S9rlia er De amerifanife Sirmaer ip.
rige efter at faq Se beitiIte Sarer
goot 90 bel ilonb / Inlerifa, isr Sen
,lpe Sololop tr9Ser ifrait.
Ut eienoommeliQ Sret peo oen tn.
'fe 9onulloS- og Silfe- Snouitri er,
at Den mi er en- meget iarlie 9onfirr.
rent for Den iamc Snouitri / elias,
'om 10 o9Iaa operoeienbe er etabIeret
az Spifere, men iom 10 MI err | "sSien-
belanb".
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1921-08-09
saat Los paa De fponife stprere Of
Aotfo porSnof4I;oe C;arpa ~ cW..K

gaat Los paa De fponife Stprere OF
bette itorSpeitlise Sisrne at Ifrifo.
Spanien bapoe mango Srobppr
oerneoe Os ienbte flere for at fre Sp.
rsret, men r1u er oct NOT gaat ooIt
meb Ilfonios Gutter. .9e inbfs6tp
Sianm1er bar ilaat Spanierne ppS
oeres to Sopebitilinaer peo Raoor
% 3eluan og taget 5000 Sanger, po
paa ct anbet Steb bIep Den iponifp
General Haparro omrineet % moot,
te opergipe Zig.
Walirerne er Dog piaiee til at Ie.
pere fra fig die bisie Sanger, men
rietignof finn MOB en- fleffelia 9sip.
ium. De foritaar fig niit paa "Sufi.
neis", bisie Golf. De leoes al en-
ganife ung Wanb, iom bar faat fin
u%boanneIie / Spanien oe Sranfrio
og beberifer flere europeiife spro9
I'll Suloformenbeo. Sg mn freezer
ban gjennemfsrt bibteaaenoe Demo.
f~ratiite &eformer for fit Solf.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1921-08-09
College i politif.

Sra 8iaiamstotpn, Mosi., me66e.
les, at ct "SSnititute OF Yolitics" er
bIebet aabnet BED @iliams GoQeoe
oeritebs, iom ct Sorilm og en- STOLE
til Stuoiet at internationaIe Gru.
blemer.
Bm. Sotparb Gait, Chief Suffice
! De Sor. Staters Ssieiteret, prGii.
bereoe beb Gabningsmsoet.
Wange fremrugenbe Gtatsmpno,
oeriblanot Discount @rbce, bar til.
iteoe iom Weblemmer Of SafuItetet.
Som Silbsrere os StiSenter bar
frem1nsot en- Sfare af Safultetgmeb.
lemmer fra mango amerifanife Col.
leges.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1921-08-09
Cpbeuer Slang % Sitler.

Set rlim9nife Harlament bar peb.
taget mango 2ooe ! oct Eienreb at oe.
mofratiiere 2anbet. Gen melt ora.
itiife al oisie 2ope goar uo paa Mf.
ifaffelic al &ang % Sitler. Ser ifal
ilgen Noel bore mere | 2anoet. Sll.
gen rirnlGnif 8oraer bar 9op til al
niootaae Sroener eller abclige Sitler
fra uolanoet, % ben tibliaere Ibel
bar life Sob til at trpffe lit gam,le
aoelige 8aabenifiolo paa Sfriupapir
eller GiIitfort. Spertrpoelier Itraf,
fes meo Ell Nulft paa fra $4,000 til
$4,000 % TGngiel ira Ell til ire
Waaneber. gnoo9 9ootrpffere ION
leperer iaaoanne Sort il9gaes @,lIfi
paa $500.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1921-08-09
DEN frauife 6er.

Sra garis meobeles, at ser / fran.
tie milit9re 8rebie mn iprigt orsftqs
ct Eroieft ON at ege ben frantic ar.
me beo Sielp at "farpebe" Srobper
fra De frantic 9olonier. 0en frantic
9eneralitabscbef arbeiber paa en-
Slan, bporefter bier Oipiiion ifaI Be.
itaa af to bnibe, og ct "farbet" gfeoi.
merlt enboe / Sreostib. Oct, iom bor
braet BAN paa oenne YIan er 6en
uomerfeoe Sieneite, iom aoIonitroo.
perne Doeoe Sranfris UNDER arteen.
$4,000 grbeibstropper og 545, 1000
&ombattanter fra &oIonierne ItoS /
BEN frantic S9r unoer arigen, oItioo
ialt 10000 Wano. gf &ombattan.
terne bleb life minbre enb 90 Gro.
cent brebt paa SIagmarfen, bpilfet
bier, at De life bIep ipnret. Ser bar
SO @atalioner fra Mlgier o. Sunis.
12 fra Raroffo, 80 fra GeItafrifa,
II fra Snbottna 10 fra Waoagasfar,
I fra SomaliIanb og 1 fra De frantic
StiQebabsser, ialt 216 gatalioner
"farbeoe" Sropper.
Sfslge Sen npe Blan ffuIbe 800.
900 Rolonitropper gisre Eieneite /
ben frantic Irme ! Srebstib.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1921-08-09
Smdanotiier.
Zen internationale 9pmitol.

gerbensligaens @enernlietretariat
/ 8enf bor De iibite Sage mobtaset
ofiiciel ltnberretning fra 9orge %
ENGLAND ON, at bisie TO 9anoe bar
erfleret fin Sililutning til oen per.
~nlnnerte intcrnationale Gomltol, iom
Grofesior Sagerilp bapbe iaa flor
gnoel / at faa iitanb. Sermeb er
0omitolen sobtienbt al ialt ID Sta-
ter
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1921-08-09
Hepoit ! Rarpffp.

De mmiriife Stammer / Iaroffo
Tan 10 life gcot bore befienbt af Of
too tilbage for be friitne, cipiIiiereoe
Stater | europa, itaar set aiploer
INTERCHANGEABLE. Sor of bore paa
Sstoen al lin Sib rlaa De 10 fore
artg, altiaa bar be Iapet @epoIt %
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1921-08-09
Oct itpre Qnftifib.

Oct er MI beitemt, of 20 10 60,
@erbens itsrlte 2uftifib, iom for II.
9. Hegnins er bpaget I England, ifal
bespnoe &eiien til Cafe Surit, SEEM
Seriep, ben 25oe Ilguit. Oct anta-
ges, at Sliren ooer Sapet bill tage
INN TO Sgail.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1921-08-09
Imerifanerne ! Rnslaub.

Sra &iga t%elesraiereS 5te Suli.-
slue amerifanife gorecre, iom bar
iiSoet arreiterct / &uslanb, % iom
Sobiet 3egieringen hapbe lopet at
leSlaoe inloo at iaa Sielp fra Gme.
rifa til De bnngerlioenbe, pentes iii
Hi9a ON nogIe faa Gage. Oct arne.
rifan'fe &soe aors / 2etlnnb oil isr.
&c for beres Sorpleinina.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1921-08-09
SrIano life argn mere.

getegnelIcn "Sceauets grenne Q"
paSier life | Sommer paa Srlano.
Sor Srlano er life srsu mere, men
brrn % bpio. Siseiom iaa mango
andre Stcber | europa bar ogiaa Sr.
lamb babt Den p9ritc Sgrfe paa oper
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1921-08-09
lt.Saaben Tom i9nfebe "2uitania"

Sra Berlin meboeles, at DER er
giort Sorbereoelier til of bieree ben
tpife ll.8aab leo, iom i9nfebe
"9uiitania" og itrar efter ielp f~orlilte
peb ben ipbife Gpit. Get ifal bore
8lanen at ilebe ben tiaanos oa inb-
rette ben til Reitai,rant. Gen bill life
ieube flere Observation-Disclosures til
bltu0s.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1921-08-09

Sanien bar pGret hos S~anblG9eu
9pen meo i'm Ser % CT M paa Sicm.
peien meb Sobet.
Saa BONNER aonbuftsren % oil Hippo
Siqetterne meb I'm Tang.
@utten begpnbtc at itrisc.
9onouttsren: "@Gr bare rolig, iee
Hal lite sisre big Sortr9b."
@utten: "Aei, bet iasbe S~anbleser
pgIaa!"
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1921-08-09

ENTERED As SECOND CLASS MATTER JUSE 18TH 1893 AT
THE POsT OFFICE AT DEcoRAH, Iowa, UNDER TIE ACT
OF CoSGREss OF MARCH s, 1881.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1921-08-09

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Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1921-08-09
MINNEAPOLIS WHEAT PRICES.
CASH SALES IN MINNEAPOLIS.
MINNEApoLrs PRODUCE MARKET

Butter. Specials ......-...3.......' q?
Eggs prip,e 90
The Carlisle independent., 1921-01-20
ENTRIES IN DAIRY PRODUCTS CONTEST SHOW IMPROVEMENT

Butter samples which were entered in the annual dairy products contest at he college of Agriculture, University of Arkansas in December were super for to those which have been entered in past contests, according to R. H. Mason, Assistant Professor of dairy ing, under whoe management the con test was held.
 The dairy products contest this year included entries in creamery butter cottage cheese, market milk and mar ket sream, dairy butter and farm but ter. A total of 22 entries were made in butter, four being in the creamery class, 10 in the dairy class and eight in the farm class. Ninety-two pei cent of all entries of butter were pack ed in brick shaped prints which is tht
The Carlisle independent., 1921-01-20
LEGISLATIVE BILL IS TO RE
 DEEM A PLEDGE
Measure to Put Arkansas CountyIi in 11th District Echo of Former Times

Conway Jan 14.-Considerable To- cal interest is attached to the bill by Representative c. W. Bolts of Ar kansas County, introduced Thursday in the legislature, to transfer that county from the Eleventh to the Sev- enteenth judicial district, which now includes Faulkner, Lonoke, and Min roe Counties. His bill is an echo of the fight which occupied much atten- ton during the 1918 legislature, when Arkansas County was removed from the Seventeenth and assigned to the Eleventh district.
 It was charged at that time that the fight grew out of the campaign between T. C. Trimble of Lonoke and George W. Clark of Conway for the post as judge of the Seventeenth dis trict. Senator John Moncrief spon- sored the transfer of the county. Ac- cording to Judge Clark, Senator Mon crief had declared that in the event of election, Judge Clark would not be permitted to hold court in his (Mon- crief's) county. Judge Clark won the electon and Senator Moncrief made good his promise by having the bill enacted.
 However, Representative Bolts made the race on pledge that he would restore Arkansas County to the Seventeenth District and was elected in the Democratic primary of August, 1919 His bill is to redeem the pledge he made to the voters of his county.
The Carlisle independent., 1921-01-20
PROPOSED LAW TO ABOLISH
 CORPORATION COMMISSION

The bill introduced in the Senate Thursday, seeking to abolish the Cor poration Commission, in full follows For an act to be entitled An act to
 amend Act 571 of the general act of the General Assembly of the
 State of Arkansas for the year
 1919, approved April 1, 1919, and to regulate and define the powers and duties of the common councils and city commissions of the several ci- ties and incorporated towns of the
 State of Arkansas, and for other purposes.
 Be it enacted by the General Assem-
 bly, of the State of Arkansas:
 Section That section s of Act 571 of the general acts of the regular session of the General Assembly for the year 1919, approved April l, 1919 be and the same is hereby amended to read as follows:
 Sec. 5.-That the Common councils and city commissions of cities and towns within the State of Arkansas regardless of class, shall have the ex- elusive right and it is hereby made their duty to fix, make, promulgatt regclate, adjust, modify, amend ant readjust rates of all public utilitiei operating within said municipalitie'
The Carlisle independent., 1921-01-20

from time to time, taking into consid- eration at all times the cost of furn- ishng electricity, light power, water,
 gas, heat, and other commodity or service furnished by such utility, which rates shall be fixed after a proper hearing thereon, by the said common councils or city commissions or such other agencies as they may designate, and when said rates have
 been fixed, shall be final and binding
 provided, however, any person, firm, or corporation aggrieved thereby shall have the right to have said ac- tion in fixing said rates, reviewed by the chancery court having jurisdic- diction, within thirty (30) days after
 said rates have been so fixed, and after proper notice has been given to the city or town of the intention to
 apply for said review"
 Sec. 2.-That section 15 of Act 571
 of the general acts of the General
 Assembly for the year of 1919 ap- proved April 1, 1919, be and the same
 hereby amended to read as follows:
 Sec. 15.-That all persons, firms, or corporations, which have surrendered
 contracts, franchises or leases, and are now operating under indetermi- nate permits granted by the Arkan- sas Corporation Commission shall
 have ninety (90) days after the pas sage of this act, to apply to the com mon council or city commission which
 granted the original franchise, con- tract or lease, for reinstatement of said franchise, contract or lease, and when said application is made 1t shall
 be granted as matter of right, and
 said franchise, contract or lease shall
 be reinstated by the common council or city commission having jurisdic- ton, upon the same terms and condi- tions as existed at the time said inde- terminate permits were granted by the Arkansas Corporation Commis- sion, and unless an application for a reinstatement of said franchise, con tract or lease is made within said time, and in the manner herein pro- vided it shall be deemed waiver on
The Carlisle independent., 1921-01-20

the part of any person, firm, or corpo- ration operating any public service utility to insist upon the fulfllment of said franchise, contract or lease, in any court of law or equity.
 Sec. 3.-That sections 1, 2, 3, 4, 6, #7,. 8. 9, 10, II, 12, 13, IA, 16, IT, IS, ls, 20, 21, 22, 23, "A, 25, 26, 27, 28, 29, 30, 3l, 32, 33, of Act 571 of the general acts of the General Assembly for the year 1919, approved April l, 1919, be and the same arc hereby re- pealed, effective March l, 1921.
 Sec 4.-That this adt being neces- sary for the immediate preservation of the public peace, health and safe ty, an emergency is hereby declared to exist, and this act shall be in full force and effect from and after March l, 1921.
 EMORY, of Garland,
 JACKSON, of Randolph
 WALLS, of Lonoke.
The Carlisle independent., 1921-01-20
PRAIRIE LONGUE

Having some fine weather for the rice, farm blowing is progressing nicely.
 What is the matter with our Sun day School. It seems to be on the boom.
 M. c. Morris has started blowing for another rice crop. He is taking advantage of the bad weather.
 Mir. Geo. Slickenmeyer butchered fine hogs Friday Times look good 10 him now. Mir and Mrs. A A. Isbell and fam fly spent Sunday with Mir. and Mrs. Horace Hazelwood and family. MT. Geo. Hazelwood spent Sunday with the Puryear boys.
 Our school is progressing nicely, with Miss Pearl Hollingshead as teacher.
 we are sorry 10 near of MT. and Mrs. Adams moving away.
 Jack Hardwood got one of his horses hurt one day last week, Our road leading from Carlisle to Piney Woods is in need of rock. Weber and Robert Puryear made a  call at Horace Hazelwood's Friday night.
 MT. J. W. Puryear took supper with Geo. Slickenmeyer and family Fri day evening.
 A Visitor
The Carlisle independent., 1921-01-20
erer's worth or work.

erer's worth or work.
 "I would rather carry boquet to one unhappy or suffering than re- ceive the plaudits of those who see only my vanity and talk to fiatter.
 "I would rather have the love of the poor than the patronage of the wealthy.
 q would rather find joy in labor of service than in spending it's reward in money. sa
 q would rather kneel at Christ's tomb than be crowned upon Pilates throne.
 "I would rather feel that my life has been of value than know that have a large bank balance"
The Carlisle independent., 1921-01-20
.The Farmers Worst Enemy-Rats The Farmers Best Friend
 Rat-Snap."

These are the words of James Bax- ter, N. J.: Ever since I tried RAT SNAP I have always kept it in the house. Never fails. Used about s worth of RAT-SNAP a year and fig ure it saves me $500 in chicks, eggs and feed. RAT-SNAP is convenient just break up cake, no mixing with other food.' Three sizes, 35e, 65c s1.25. Sold and guaranteed by Jno D. Martin.
The Carlisle independent., 1921-01-20

general market preference. This was marked improvement over last year, according to Professor Mason. The highest score given on butter was in the dairy class
 The following list submitted by Pro- lessor Mason contains names of the prize winners in. the dairy products contest, together with the prize, woa and the name of the company giving the prize. .s,.,.
 Creamery butter; first prize to
 Green Forest Creamery, Green For est with score of 91. Prize 500 sheet parchment paper. given by Meyer Dali ry Equipment company of St. Louis.
 Dairy butter; first prize to Mrs. H. L. Cobb of Fayetteville with score of 93.5. Prize, Babcock tester given by J. G. Cherry company of Cedar Rapids, Iowa.
 Farm butter; first prize to Mrs. J. P. Murphy, Eureka Springs with score of 92. Prize Sturgis steel churn, giv- en by Sturgis and Burn manufactur- ing company of Chicago.
 Market milk; first prize to Mrs. W. F. Clemons, Fort Smith with score of S99. Prize one keg Wyandotte washing powder given by J. B. Fori company of Wyandotte, Michigan.
 Market cream; first prize to Terry Dairy Company of Little Rock with ! score of 96.9. P rize, one pair milk and cream scales given by J. G. Cher ry company of Cedar Rapids, Iowa.
 "We have the promise of several more valuable prizes for our next an- nual dairy products contest which will be held during Farmers Week next December" says Assistant Professor Mason.
The Carlisle independent., 1921-01-20
THOUGHT FOR TODAY

An old friend of ours, one of the truly successful men of this city though many far less successful than he are far richer and more conspic. uous, has codifed his views on the conduct of life as follows and sent them to us with a hearty holiday greeting.
 'I would rather be right than rich
 "I would rather be true than trium- phant through intrigue.
 q would rather serve the world than be servile to jealously of anoth-
The Carlisle independent., 1921-01-20
FOR SALE

1 14-28 Light Weight Tractor. 1 14-28 Light Weight Tractor, good as new.
 10-inch Gang Flows. 1 Indgate Seeder.
 5-section Tractor Spring tooth Harrow.
 - 2-section Spring tooth Harrow. 1 lift. Disc Harrow. 2 Binders and Binder Engines. 10 Head Mules.
 Household Goods.
 Full Blood Plymounth Rock Chick ems. 36-2tp c. D. Downs
The Carlisle independent., 1921-01-20
V. F. Enright The Live Stock Auctioneel
No Sale Too Large
 or None Too Small Seven years selling in Kansas Oklahoma and Texas ADDRESS: HAZEN, ARK.

pr. C. S. Thompson, Little Pock Optician will be at Jn D. Martins Drug Store Monday Jan 24th Have your eyes tested and fitted to glass es. Dor't neglect you. eyes when it costs so little to presereve your costs so little to preserve yonr sight. 37-2t
The Carlisle independent., 1921-01-20

Dr. Fred Davis, Veterinary Sur geon, dentist and specialist will he in Carlisle Saturday the 22nd. and will remove all fistolo, polevils, warss, abscesses, tumors, or any function growth on all domestic animals. E4- animation free. Will be located it the Harry Miller barn.
The Carlisle independent., 1921-01-20
FOR SALE OR TRADE

One second hand chevolet car in good condition for sale or trade. Ap- ply to Dr. F. Muzzy. 38-tf
The Carlisle independent., 1921-01-20
SEED RICE FOR SALE

l have for sale some Early Prolific seed rice at reasonable price. Sam ples can be seen at mill. 3s-4tp Hugh Raborn
The New York herald., 1921-05-01

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