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Omaha daily bee., 1921-06-01
Colorado Bank Robbed
OF Bonds and Currency

Delta, Colo..' May 31.-The State
bank at Aus.in,- Colo, was robbed
some time Sunday night of bonds and
negotiable securities estimated to be
worth between $4,000 and $4,000
and a small amount of currency, it
was discovered when the bank was
reopened after yesterdays holiday.
The combination of the first door
of the safety vault was knocked off
and the second door was blown
open with ritroglycerine.
Omaha daily bee., 1921-06-01
Santa Fe to Reduce Forces
AT Many ShOps on Lines

Topeka, Kan, May 31.-Approxi-
mately $50 men will be laid off at the
Santa Fe shops in Topeka, and a
corresponding reduction in forces will
be made at Albuquerque, N. NJ; Gle
burn, Tex., and San Bernardino and
Richmond. Cal, A. G. Wells of Chi
cago, vice president of the road. an
nounced here today.
Omaha daily bee., 1921-06-01
Conductor Killed and Il
Injured in Trolly Wreck

Burlington, n. J., May IL
Charles Conkling, conductor, lost
his life, Andrew Austin, motorman,
was badly hurt and about 70 pas
sengers were slightly injured when
two public service trolley cars col.
lided on curve a mile east OF
Roebling, N. J.
Omaha daily bee., 1921-06-01
u. S. Sends New Note on Oil
Policy to the Netherlands

Washington, May 5l.-Exception
to the assertions of the Netherlands
government that the United States
entered its protest against the Dutch
oil policy in the Djambi oil fields too
late to affect the operations of that
policy is taken by the American gov
ernment in a new note which it was
announced today had been dis
patched to The Hague.
Omaha daily bee., 1921-06-01
Movie Hero browns in
Attempt to Save Heroine

Seattle May 81. A. Clark, mo-
ton picture actor. was drowned in
Green lake here in his attempt to
stage a rescue" of Isabelle Car
penter, his leading woman, as part
of picture drama being photo
graphed by film producing COM
pany.
The scenario called ior the capsiz-
ing of canoe containing two prin-
cipals. Miss Carpenter. when she
saw Clark was in difficulty, attempt
ed to rescue him aud narrowly es-
capped drowning with him.
Omaha daily bee., 1921-06-01
Dickerson Legislated Out
OF Prisoners 5 Relief lob

Washington, May 31--Abolitior
of the Office of general manager OF
the Prisoners Relief society, held by
Denver S. Dickerson of Nevada, for
mer superintendent of federal pris,
ons, was announced today by Chair
man ]. L. Bowles OF the society's
board of directors. DR.. E. E. Mud
ding, president of the society. will
resume active charge. Mr.. Dicker-
son no longer being connected with
the society.
Omaha daily bee., 1921-06-01
Australia Pays Homage
To Soldier Dead of u. 5.

Melbourne. Australia, May 81
Sir Joseph Cook, acting prime minis
ter, on celebration of the American
Memorial day, sent the following
message to President Harding:
accept Australia's homage to the
soldier and sailor dead Of the United
States"
Omaha daily bee., 1921-06-01
Wisconsin Governor VetOes
Prohibition Enforcement Aci

Madison, Wis, May 3I.-GoV-
ernor Blaine today vetoed the Mathe-
son prohibition enforcement act as
in conflict with the federal Volstead
act, terming it indefinite and uncer-
tain and the Anti-Saloon league
lobby ''perniciouS FL.
Omaha daily bee., 1921-06-01
Admiral Sims Honored

Cambridge, England, May ST.
Rear Admiral Sims OF the United
States was granted an honorary de-
gree OF doctor OF laws by the Uni
'versity OF Cambridge. At the same
time the Prince OF Wales was ac-
corded the same honor.
Omaha daily bee., 1921-06-01
Mrs. Harding Appeals for
Support of ''Rlndle Day'''

Washington, May 31.-An appeal
to the American people for support
of the Near East bundle day" on
Wednesday, was made by Mrs.
Harding in a letter made public to-
night.
Omaha daily bee., 1921-06-01
Rubber Firm Bankrupt

Cleveland, May 3l.-Federal Judge
Vestenhaver appointed receivers for
the Portage Rubber company of
Barberton, o., following a petition
by three manufacturers claiming the
companv owed them $l.700.000.
Omaha daily bee., 1921-06-01

Riga, Letvia, May 3l.-A dispatch
from Moscow today said the port
of Petrograd had been opened, and
that the first ship. Lettish vessel.
sailed from that port.
Omaha daily bee., 1921-06-01
Marine Engineers Vote
To Work in New Orleans

New Orleans, La, May 81
Striking marine engineers of New
Orleans voted to accept the COM
promise proposal of Secretary of
Labor Davis and return to work.
The vote was l7S to 81.
Omaha daily bee., 1921-06-01
Election Hearing June 8

Washington. May Sl.-Hearings in
the Ford-New5erry election contest
will be begun June 8. the senate
subcommittee on elections decided
TO-DAY
Omaha daily bee., 1921-06-01
The Weather
Forecase.

Forecase.
Wednesda sday-Showers and warmer.
Hourly Temperatures.
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ORF0RDVILLE.

Mrs Mary McGechin of Baltimore,
Md, who has been spending several
months with her daughter Mrs Chas.
L Cushman, has gone to Englewood,
N. J. to spend the summer with an
other daughter Mrs Albert Gillard-
Mr. Philip Bean is in the Mary
Hitchcock Hospital for treatment.
Mr. and Mrs Frank Smith and
daughter cf South STAFFORD were at
his brothers Willis Claffiin, Sunday.
Mr. and Mrs Clafflin accompanied
them home for a few days visit.
Mr. and Mrs George N Russell of
Bedford and Mr. and Mrs Fay Rus
sell of Concord made a short visit
at Harry Russelrs, and called on
several Of their friends Saturday
afternoon and Sunday morning.
Mr. and Mrs Jesse Kenyon are en-
tertaining Mrs Kenyon's father,
mother, grandmother and friends
from Gloucester, Mass.
The third and fourth degrees we're
worked on a class of seven last
Thursday evening by Mount Cube
Grange. Visitors were present, Il
lunch served, and a very pleasant
evening enjoyed.
A few masons attended the meet
irg in Woodstock, June 2nd.
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Carr. At an early age she moved
with her parents to Oxford. After
graduating from the public school
she returned to Meriden for her
higher education. Wherever she
lived she had made many friends,
who esteemed her for strength of
character and winsome ways. She
leaves besides her husband, a son,
Adelburt and daughter, Eleanor,
father and mother, one sister and
two brothers. The remains were
brought to Oxford for burial ON
Tuesday. Rev. Timothy P Frost, D.
ID. of Bradford, an old friend of the
family, conducted the burial service
in the West Cemetery. Among those
from out of town for the service,
besides the immediate family, were:
Mr. William R Carr and Mrs Lee F
Hunt of Anderson, Ind, Hon. Clar-
ence E Carr and Walter Carr, Mrs
Julia Quimby and Mrs Odlin of An
dover, N. H., Mr. and Mrs Charles
Southland and Mrs Finley P Sleeper
of North Haverhill DR.. and Mrs
Harry Hazen of Lebanon and Mr. and
Mrs f w Lovejoy of Lowell, Mass.
The floral tributes were many and
very beautiful.
Sunday afternoon as Mr. John
Phelps and his niece Miss Myra Fos-
ter of Rumney were returning from
Piermont, where they had been
spending the day. the harness gave
way while descending steep hill,
letting the carriage against the
horse, which was much resented by
the beast. Both were thrown out.
Miss Foster had one leg broken
above the knee and the other leg
badly renched Mr. Phelps was bad
" injured about the head. Miss
Foster was taken at once to Mary
Hitchcock Hospital at Hanover
where it was found that the frac-
ture was a bad one and the water
had formed on the other knee. At
present writing Mr. Phelps is still
confined to the house, although it
is hoped he will soon be out.
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LAKE M0REY.

Several from this place attended
the Memorial service at Post Mills,
through the kindness of Mr. and Mrs
H E Kelley. Mrs VIII Ruttledge
and Mrs Frank Abbott were among
the number, Mrs Abbott being a
member of E B Frost, w. r. c. No.
40. The long procession from the
hall to Pleasant Valley Cemetery was
led by Fairlee Coriet Band, Amer
lean Legion, Sons of Veterans, G. A.
r., w. k. c., Odd Fellows, Rebekahs,
Speakers, school children and citizens,
with the Stars and Stripes of each
order. 1t was a sight long to be
remembered. The large church was
packed to its full capacity, many
not being able to get seat or even
standing room. Comrade Myers had
charge of the exercises. The sing,
ing of the male quartet was very
fine, in fact every one did their best
and many thanks to the good people
of Post Mills.
Several people are at the Lake. Mr.
and Mrs Will Gale are at their cot
tage and getting ready to open up
the Club House. Mr. Meehan is here
and full of business, as usual. Others
will come this week. What Fairlee
needs is a good cottage hotel as so
many people here every day want
board and rooms. A good place for
the right person to make money.
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father Marshall, 80 years young,
kept pace with the others.
The iron bridge at the upper end
Of the village was badly damaged
last week by an overloaded state
highway truck going over it. More
damage by the state the town can
pay for.
Miss Martha Fay has returned
from her school in Virginia
Mr. Samuel r Morrison has sold
the Clark farm on the Lower st. to
Mr. C w Moulton of Lowell, who
takes possession at once. Thus passes
out of the family a place that has
been held by prominent family for
four generations.
Mr. Will r Lathe, who has been in
care of the Clark farm, will move at
once to the farm he recently bought
in Piermont. "a.
A large crew of men are search
ing the woods in the vicinity of
Archer town for the White Pine
Blister moths.
The Oxford Lodge and Tea Room
is now opened for guests and a good
number are reported as registering
the first week.
Mt Cube Lodge of Masons will hold
their regular meeting next Tuesday
evening when the second degree will
be worked.
Mr. Herbert L Avery of Plymouth,
a native and former resident of
this town, was a recent caller.
Mrs Harry Stephenson of Brad
ford has been visiting her parents
Mr. and Mrs c ID Chamberlin.
Mr. Harry f Morrison is on a
business trip to Boston this week.
Miss Ada Dana is visiting in
Charlestown, N. H. for a few days.
Miss Anna N Archer and Mrs
Josiah G Archer have returned from
New York for the summer.
Mr. Elwyn LaMott has been con-
fined to the house for some days
with a severe attack of the prevail
ing tonsilitis.
Mr. and Mrs Smith Of Woburn
spent a few days at Henry H Carr's.
A large number went from this
section to Meriden Monday to wit
ness the closing game of base ball.
Colby Academy was the visiting
team and a wonderful game was
played. The score was one to moth
ing in favor of K. u. A. Louis
Conant of this place made the hit
that sent in the only run of the
game. Robert Carr, by a difficult
and timely play in the field, shut
out the Colbys from making a run.
Thus Oxford is on the map.
Children's Sunday will be observ-
ed in the church next Sunday at
1890 in place of the usual morning
service.
Mr. Ernest F Brock has taken
possession Of the Stevens place which
he recently purchased. Mr. Stevens
and family are temporarily occupy
ing the place in South Newbury
which they took in exchange.
Sunday morning word was received
that Mrs Irving A (Marie) Hazen
had suddenly died at her home in
Brooklyn. She had been sick week
with pneumonia and on Saturday she
was pronounced out of danger. At
eight O'clock that evening the end
came. She was born in Meriden, n.
II. forty-seven years ago. the daugh
ter Of Robert o and Mary Martin
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NORTH THETFORD.

June release of Victor and 0keh
Records. Hear CarusO, Philadelphia
symphony, Mccormick and KreiSler,
RuifO, BOri and many others. The
best pOpulars. Latest sheet music.
Bradford Music House, w. F. Davis,
Considerably.
Mr. and Mrs E H Howe went to
Boston Monday, and are visiting FIR
HoWe's sons and daughter.
There was a large attendance at
church Sunday to hear our new pas
tor Mr. Walter Vey.
Mr. and Mrs Harry Ban Der and Mr.
Frank Bennett motored to st. Johns
bury May 28th to attend r.. r..
lodge and ball, and Sunday Mr. and
Mrs Barber made a trip to Willough-
by Lake.
Mr. Willis Earle is having a bath
room put in his residence. Mr. Fred
Graham of White River Junction is
doing the work.
The D. A. R. met with Mrs Julia
K Hosford Tuesday p. m.
Mr. Frank Mackenzie of Boston
was at Mr. Arthur McClure's last
week.
Mrs Florence Murfey went to Brad
ford this week to attend the gradu-
ating exercises, her n,pLew ihilp
Gale being one of the graduates.
Mr. A w Jaquith visited his son
Everett at POI mouth, while he was
away last week.
On Thursday evening June End the
ladies met in the Town Hall, where
Mrs Blanche Merrill of Bradford
helped them tc organize the Women's
Auxiliary of the American Legion
Thetford Post, No. 70. The follow
ing officers were elected for the en-
suing year: President, Mrs Ray Pal
mer, vice-president, Mrs William
Aldrich; secretary, Mrs William
Bond; treasure, Mrs Ralph Badger;
chaplain, Mrs Frank Badger; stand
ard bearer, Miss Cornelia Preston.
Auxiliary, made up of mothers, wives,
sisters or daughters Of ex-service
men of the World War, has twenty
three charter members, giving it
one hundred percent membership at
the start, as there are the same num-
Der of men in the Legion Post at
present. Mrs G P Waterman of
Pompanoosuc kindly invited the
Legion and Auxiliary to meet at ner
home the first Thursday in July.
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THETFORD.

Mr. and Mrs Foster Palmer have
been making repairs on their house
They had as guests on Memorial Day
Mr. and Mrs Mcknight of Wilder
cher parents), Mr. and Mrs Stanley
Mcknight of Mass. and Mr. and Mrs
Aulis of Hanover. They are enjoy
ing their new home.
Mr. Loren Smith was indisposed
last week and DR.. Weymouth was
called.
Mrs + c Bond was able to attend
church last Sabbath. Her friends
were glad to see her improved.
The public schools in town close
this week.
The Porter summer home at the
Hill was opened this week.
Mr. and Mrs Alvin Philbrick of Or
ford and c c Moulton Of Lebanon
were. at p n Moulton's on Sunday
and attended services. Rev. Paul
Linton Of Boston gave a fine address.
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EAST THETFORD.

Mrs Angie Rogers of Lebanon was
in the place Tuesday, the 31st, on
business.
There was a record attendance at
the conference of the Graft m
Orange Association at the Hill, June
1st. About 175 were fed at noon,
the dinner being served in Camp
Hanoun's dining hall.
Charles Sayre and family returned
June LIST from Florida, where they
spent the winter. A little stranger
accompanied them, and claims to be
one of the family.
Van Wilkie returned from Yer
gennes June LIST.
Mr. and Mrs Joseph Batchelder
visited their former neighbors, the
Coxes, in Bradford June LIST. They
met with a slight accident in which
their wagon and harness were some
what damaged, and Mrs Batchelder,
who is so years of ages wos thrown
out and hurt. They received every
aid from kind people in whose hands
they fell, and from a doctor who at
tended them without charge. 1t
was only last fall that the Batchel-
ders were giving exactly the same
aid to an auto party who were up
set near their home.
Ray Crawford and wife of Lyn-
don visited his son at F c Pushee's
over Sunday.
There was an attendance Of 40 at
the Sunday evening meeting at D Z
Stacks.
Mrs Jones of Hanover recently
visited her daughter Mrs Cartee.
Mrs Batchelder went TO Boston,
Tuesday to visit her daughter Mrs
Simonds.
The Baccalaureate sehmon SUNDAY
p. m. at the Hill was by Paul Tilton,
a student in Theology at Boston Uni
versity. The attendance was good.
The annual meeting of the trus-
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FAIRLEE, VERMONT.

tees Of the Academy was Wednesday
p. m, the 9Th, at Latbum Memorial
Library.
Graduation was Wednesday even
ing at the church and the promen-
ade Thursday evening at Hunting
ton Hall.
Deferred
A little newcomer, a girl, at the
home Of Mr. and Mrs Rogers West
over should have been reported last
week.
Mr. McLam and son of Topsham
came last Thursday for a look at
Pressey's store.
Mrs Jennie Presley entertained
Pierce from Claremont Friday to
Monday.
Mrs Carey and Mabel came Satur-
day, Claremont friends bringing
them in an auto. Miss Carey will
remain until Tuesday, Mrs Carey for
the summer.
Mrs Batchelder was at West
Lebanon over Sunday and Monday.
Perley Hill and family of Etna
were week end visitors at f c
Pushee's.
John Bedell was home from the
hospital for a short time Friday.
Ernest Bacon was at the hospital
for attention to his leg, Saturday
He is able to do without clutches
to some extent
John Rice, John Morris, Ernest
Bacon and Max Hill have bought a
spring and are digging a ditch.
f H Sargent was in Burlington,
Monday
There was a fire alarm Sunday D.
m, the Goth. when a chimney burn
ed out at the store house on the
Child farm. Plenty Of help arrived in
short order, but fortunately not
much help was needed.
Mr. and Mrs w II Wilbur Of Gard-
ner, Mass. visited their daughter
Mrs Klaus over the hnlidav.
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WEST FAIRLFE.

S D Paul and H George are
counting" just now for a change.
Mr. and Mrs Mark Silloway visited
his sister in Bradford, Sunday.
Oscar Carleton spent last week
with his son and family in Bradford.
Kimball Bates of Manchester was
a visitor in town last week. He liv-
ed here when boy, the son of John
Bates.
Miss Blanche Bliss visited her
uncle c w Bliss the first of the week.
Several from here attended the
Conference services at South Ver-
shire, Sunday.
Leon Avery and family of Ver-
shire visited his parents Mr. and Mrs
George Avery, Sunday.
Albert Bidder was in Hanover one
day last week.
Mr. and Mrs Bay Waterman and
family, also Mrs Tucker were in
Norwich, Sunday.
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SOUTH FAIRLEE.

Mr.. John Clogston returned to Buffalo
NY, Monday, after visiting his mother
fos a few days.
Mr.. and Mrs. Geo Clogston and daugh
ter, Charlotte, Mr.. and Mrs E. E. Whit.
comb and son, John, and S. A. George at
tended the funeral of Mr. Harvey Clogs
ton, at Union Village, Wednesday.
Several from here attended the recep
ton given to the new minister at North
Thetford Tuesday evening.
Mrs. Ida Ware is visiting her cousin
Charles Conyerse, and family, also Other
relatives, in Brattleboro.
Ida Bacon and Mrs. R. H. Dearborn
were in Barre and Monday on a shopping
tour.
Mr.. and Mrs George Flanders attend,
ed the Masonic doings at Woodstock last
week, to which the Masons and their
wives were invited
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OXFORD.

Mrs Henry II Carr has been visit
ing in Massachusetts, for a few days
A large truck load Of Masons went
to Woodstock. VT TO attend the an
nual meeting of the Knights Of Bir-
mingham. Those who had previously
taken the degree induced a number
IF their friends to perform for their
benefit. The return was made at
rather a late hour in the morning
but a jolly good time was had, even
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Grafton County Pomona Grange
! held a very interesting meeting with
Piermont Grange Tuesday, June 7th.
State Master Fred A Rogers and
wife were present and five took the
degree and several were reinstated.
Mrs Ernest Day went to Keene
last week Thursday to visit Mr. and
Mrs Homer Ames.
Mr. Charles Leard, Mr. and Mrs
William Ford and Bernard Under
hill went to Hanover last Saturday
afternoon to witness a fast base ball
game.
Grange meeting next Tuesday
evening, June 14th. The 3rd and
4th degrees will be conferred and
Deputy Jackman is expected to be
present.
Lehman Celley left last week for
the state of Maine, where he ex-
poets to act as a guide for the sum-
mer.
The many friends of Mrs E r
Celley are glad to learn she is gain
ing from her recent illness.
Mrs James Thayer is quite sick
from the effects of varicose vein.
WI anu Mis- Il T. GU Nldl oll nave Eblt
to Oxford for a few weeks.
Mr. and Mrs Alonzo Pennock have
sCld their farm to Freeman Webster.
The Piermont Town base ball team
won its third straight victory Satur-
day, June 4th on its home grounds,
by defeating the Bradford base ball
team 16 to 4. The local boys had
two big innings in which they hit
the ball savagely and put across
thirteen runs. The score by innings:
Piermont % z 90 6 % o -16
Bradford % ! . 900 Dol - 4
Batteries: Piermont, Bodwell, Met
calf and Gould; Bradford, Day, Shum-
wav and Murphy.
The base ball team meets the fast
East Ryegate Shop team on the
home grounds Saturday, June 18th.
The local boys were able to defeat
the East Ryegate team at Ryegate
by the close score Of 6 to 5. A good
game is assured.
River Road.
Mrs Emma Worthen, who has been
seriously i'll for some time, is now
able to be up and dressed.
Mr. Powers, managing salesman Of
the National Biscuit Co, was a re-
cent visitor at Mr. Carman's.
The weather is the chief tonic of
the day, and although delightful for
pleasure seekers, it is a real cal9m-
ity to the farmers. as grass, corn
and gardens are dying - vac,
not to speak Of pastures turning
brown.
Mrs Grace Blaisdell. Rupert and
Ethel, Fred Blaisdell and Harold |
we're visitors The first Of the week /
f Mrs Emma Blaisdell.
The following pupils in No. One /
school were on the honor roll for I
the month Of Nav: Bette Horton.
Arthur Ellsworth, Wilhalmine Sawye~,
MAYNARD Sawyer and Russell Scott.
The Ladies Sorial 81 met at NJ
Fred Horizons, "wednesday afternoon.
Federated Church.
The committee for Children's Dav
IRE preparing their pr~gram for
sunday. June 70. Let as many little
mes as possible be present.
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Without Warming

Fire has no herald to tell of its coming. IT
will eat up the savings of life-t time in an hour
Money put in a Hartford" Fire Insurance
Policy buys sure indemnity for loss if fire visits
you. Insure today.
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Don't Always Blame Hens when Egrs
Are Scarce.

Rats may be getting them-U. s.
Government Bulletins prove they SNOW
how to get them. Break a cake 81
RAT-SNAP into small pieces and place
them where rats travel. II there. RAT
SNAP viii get them-positively. rhree
sizes. 35c. Csc. S1.25. Sold and guar
anteed by Sisco's Pharmacy.
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Mr.. and Mrs. Wendell Thurber and
children, spent Sunday with his parents
The Moore and Howe families attended
the wedding of their niece, Miss Mildred
Harvey of St. Johnsbury, Wednesday.
Miss Agnes Moore was bridesmaid.
Much sympathy is expressed for the
Hazen and Carr families in the death of
Mrs. Erwin Hazen of Brooklyn, N. Y.
She has for many years come to their
cottage at Lake Morey
Mrs. Earl Woods, Misses Ruth and
Rowena Mum, are in Montpelier this
week, attending the Graduating exercises
and meeting and banquet of the alumni
at the Seminary.
The prize speaking contest of last
Thursday evening took the place of the
usual graduating exercises. Only two
pupils were graduated, Olive Jameson and
Sidney Smith In the contest, Margaret
Donahue took first prize and Rebecca
Mum second in the intermediate room,
and Olive Jameson first and Ruth Ware
second, in the Grammar room.
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FAIRLEE.

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