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catches in center field than he had
ever done in his career. He also
had his best batting year, And
Speaker led Cleveland under its
first pennant wire.
Ty's playing, like Speakers, has
shown a big improvement. Instead
of being weighed down by manag-
erial burdens he has become a fast
er clicking player.
II know l haven't any license to
be hitting home runs" says Ty,
but everyone else is doing it. 80
I'm getting my share.
tits my opinion that We have .
livelier ball in the American
league this season.
"And then this fellow Babe Ruth
has got us all gripping the bat
down on the handle and swinging.
Anything that makes runs for
the Tigers suits me-"
Ty. the "slicker,' has become Ty.
the slugger.
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bases is the present record.

bases is the present record.
Tvs batting spree, coming in his
18th year in the big show, is all
the more remarkable since the
great Georgian showed signs OF
slowing up last season.
His playing in other departments
has also been speeded up. He's do
ing all his old stuff on the bases
and taking advantage of every flaw
in the opposing teams defense.
Ty is heavier now than when he
used to run bases like an antelope.
But what he lacks in litheness Of
limb he makes up for by his base
ball smartness.
Like Speaker.
His case is almost similar to that
Of iris Speaker, who had his best
year in 1920 when he became the
playing manager Of the Cleveland
Indians.
Speaker pulled OF greater
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THE SCOREBOARD

Yesterdays hero - Burleigh
Grimes, Brooklyn. He pitched e..
cellent ball against Pittsburgh and
his hits drove in three runs to swell
a z to 3 win.
Giants and Cubs displayed a II
reel thrill in which the slickerS
from New York overcame the Chi
cagoans s to 2. Vaughn pitched all
the way for the Cubs.
The Indians weren't Dragging to
day. They barely escaped from the
Athletics with 6 to S victory in II
innings.
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BY DEAN SNYDER.

=
Ty, Cobb is swinging from the
handle this year.
Making him manager of the De-
troit Tigers not only changed the
spelling to TIGERS, but it has
made slugger out Of Ty.
He's hitting for extra bases.
Every run he drives in or scores
himself means that the Tigers are
winning another ball game.
In the first 81 games of the sea-
son, which included games up to
June z, Ty had made Sc hits, of
which II were doubles, 10 were
triples and 8 were hOmers.
Record Pace.
That's a total Of 146 bases. II he
keeps up that pace for the other
two-thirds of the season, he'll have
hit for a total of 43S bases which
would be q new record in major
league baseball
George Sisters 1920 record Of 399
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camps carries II more kinds Of
socks in his trunk that Georges
could pack in both arms. There are
all colors and mixtures, stripes up
and down. and around, and figured
designs that outshine the most pic
turesque bathrobe in the clothes
press of the challenger.
Dempsey at Work.
Atlantic, N. j., June 16.-After q
four days lay-off, Jack Dempsey re-
sumed training today with the pros
poets Of continuing his grind with
out further interruption until the
windup two weeks from tomorrow.
Dempsey's sparring partners have
taken advantage of the champions
lay-off to prepare themselves for
the strenuous two weeks ahead Of
them. With the exception of Bat
thing Chez. the heavyweight from
Memphis, Tenn, all OF the sparring
mates in camp were in a battered
condition when Dempsey stopped
training and they welcomed the
chance to recuperate. Chez has not
faced the champion as yet, and con-
siderable interest has been aroused
as to the showing he will make in
his first workout
Jack Kearns, manager Of the
champion, will not attend the meet
ing Of the New Jersey boxing COM
mission at Jersey City, today, un-
less the unforeseen happens. Bob
Edgren. stakeholder for the con-
test, was in New York today after
a long conference here yesterday
with Kearns- Edgren. who has
been mentioned as a referee posi-
bility, plans to attend the meeting
with Tex Richard, promoter Of the
match.
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YESTERDAYS RESULTS.
Three.Eye League.
Rockford, 6; Cedar Rapids, 2.
Others not scheduled.
American League.
Chicago, z; New York, 2.
Cleveland. s; Philadelphia, 5.
Washington. z; St. Louis, S.
Detroit at Boston, rain.
National League.
New York, 6; Chicago, z. Il:
innings.)
Cincinnati, 4; Philadelphia, L
Brooklyn, Z; Pittsburgh, 3.
Boston, 3; st. Louis, 0.
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lWO-DaSe h1tS-Cary, LeBe11,
Cochran, Anderson. Stolen bases
Crouch. Bubser. Sacrifice hts
Tllen. 3; Mccarthy. Double plays
Hurt to Strong. Fall to Rigsby.l
Left on bases-Cedar Rapids, 1o;l
Rockford, 8. Bases on balls-OG
McCracken, 8; Manouk, /; LittreiL|
2. Hits-Of McCracken, 1 Tin siI|
1nnings); Mauuouk, lin three inn
ings.) Hit by pitcher-By Littrell1
(Crouch). Struck out-By Me-
Cracker, .: by Manouk, 1; by Litt-|
rell. 3. Wild pitches-McCracke
Manouk. Passed ball-Rigsby]
Umpires-Holmes and Hughes
Time Of game-1:55.
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THE INSIDER

The Tractors face two double
headers following their holiday.
The Dummies will end their Peoria
series with two games Saturday
afternoon, the second clash being
the protested game Of the last
Cedar Rapids series when Umpire
Fitzpatrick refused to let a runner
on third score on . balk. Presi-
dent Tearney ordered the game
played over and the second Satur-
day clash will end that argument
The Brants open in Peoria with
double-header Sunday. Included
in the extra game will be the post
poned contest of May 10, when rain
interfered.
Two former Boomers are help
ing Memphis make = runaway OF
the flag race in the Southern
league. They are Paul Zahniser,
one Of Joe Dunn's best twirlers in
1919, and Fred Marks, of the old
time Boomers.
Tom LAlly. Athletics initial
sacker. was scheduled to Join Pc
ORA yesterday and will 60 into ac-
ton at once, filling the gap In the
Tractors ranks, caused by the
withdrawal Of Manager Jackson.
Jackson's back was injured but
there are rumors that jackson Is
about to leave the field although he
will guide the Tractors.
Rockford b striving to break the
slump into which it has fallen and
the Brants are being switched 90
frequently and fast that they don't
know where to go when the team
takes the field. Skidding toward
Bloomington for q CORY series In
which Shortstop Nespo u expected
to make his debut Judge RiEsby
will switch Hardgrove 10 third.
Cochran, former American Associa-
ton fielder who Joined the club yes
terday, goes to second. Calendar.
tried out 1t short in Cedar Rapids.
has been released. With all this
Brant has lines out for otherA
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Butte, Mont-Earl France, claim
ant to the Pacific coast lightweight
championship, outpointed Clorie
TAFT, In the opinion of the news
paper men.
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SPORT BRIEFS

e. Boston. Ray Of the Illinois
Athlete club, national amateur
,sehanpion, won q special one mile
run 1t the Harvard stadium in
4:30 3-6.
Milwaukee. - Miss Elizabeth
: UpE1, and sister Dorothy Of Chicago
J. WIN the two-ball foursome with .
seUFs Of So.
Baltimore Baltimore tied the
worlds record for consecutive VIC
tories By defeating Buffalo. Balti-
moro won the hast Is games played
last season.
Chicago - Seventy-one colleges
have entries for tho national colleg-
ia4e track and nead meet here Sat-
vrday.
Sioux CRY, q. D.-Del Paddock,
oalAsldr, Jumped from the club, no
reason for h1s action being known.
CAicaSo-TAs Western Intercol-
lagiats golf tournament, scheduled
fcf June MA. has bean postponed
until tall
New York.-Johnny Dundee ol
New York. lightweight received the
Judgee' decision over Jimmy Hanlon
oe Denver aftsr . 13-round bout.
q q
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PUBLIC NOTICE.
Amer this date, I will not be re-
spousible for any debts contracted
By my wife. June Is, 1921.
E e. JURGEMEYER
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All the Nevs-A.. the Time
The ArYun
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babe CURbEDBY
KERR;S0x WIN
Tiny Soufhpaw Runs Up Third
Hose Victory; Maekmen Fight
for Game.

New York. June 16.-Babe Ruth
and his battling mates held no ter
rors for Dick Kerr yesterday after
noon. The tiny left-hander turned
in one of his best pitching exhibi-
tions and the purified Hose left the
Polo Grounds with a Z to 2 victory
dangling from their belts Yester-
days victory mare it three in a row
for the Sox. Gleason says the boys
have started and will come home
from the present eastern trip with
their heads high in the air.
The score: r. H. e.
New York ..000010oo1-3 8 O
Batteries Kerr and SchaIk:
Quinn, Sheehan and Hoffman.
Lsse II Inning Rattle.
Philadelphia, Pa, June 1.-the
champion Cleveland aggregation
took the measure Of the Mackmen in
the 18th inning yesterday, "a.
Score BY innings:
Cleveland .....0110200OO1I
Philadelphia ..102001o0010|
Batteries Coveleskie and Nunar
maker, Thomas; Hasty, Keefe and
Perkins.
Senators Win SkugfesE
Washington, June 1.-THE Sem
ators defeated the Browns. Z to s.
Both Courtney and Shocker were
knocked out Of the box.
Score by innings: BE.
St Louis ..00oooe460] IL q
Washington o0o30102| Il o
Batteries - Shocker, Richmond.
Boyne and Ssveroid: Courtney.
Schecht and Gherrity.
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Tri-City Towel Supply company.
Davenport 934.
Like Budweiser! Phone R l. 1893.
r. l. Clean Towe Service. Phone
r. I. 243e.
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Sioux Clty, q. D-Del Paddock,
o1lAeader, Jumped from the club, no
reason for h1s action being known.
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CUT Gas PRICE
3 CENTS TODAY.
First Noticeable Drop Since YeA
eKeressae Prices Also
Lowered.

Gasoline prices took a tumble a,
almost three cents a gallon mi.
morning at the various filling Sta.
lions. The new price is 22.S cent?
Gas yesterday was 25.5 cents. Hin
test gasoline. 80 cents. dropped ia
81 cents today: medium from Is Ia
23.5 cents and standard from .ss
to 22.8.
Kerosene has been reduced from
IA cents to lis per gallon and cyl.
Under oils have been reduced *
cents In five gallon lots by some os
the companies.
This has been the first decisiy.
cut in gasoline prices since Febru.
airy 26, when the price was lowered
from 29S cents to 25.5 cents. The
peak price o. gasoline last winter
was 29.9 cents. This price 70.
manned for three months during til.
winter.
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Albert Blake Briggs, 20-year odd
son Of Mr.. and Mrs. E. A. Briggs,
until recently residents of Rock
island and now living at 2161s West
Second street. Davenport. left home
a week ago last Saturday and has
not been seen or heard from by the
family or friends since. According
to the parents, the boy is subject to
periods Of temporary alteration Of
the mind, during which time he Is
not responsible for his acts.
A week ago yesterday the boy
called At the once Of the Merchants
Life & Casualty in Minneapolis,
where he cashed . policy and Sc
cured $500. He stated at the time
that he was going to Massachusetts
to visit relatives. But as yet he
has not shown up at the home OF
any relatives in the east.
The boy IL 5 feet 81 inches tall.
weighs 145 pounds. has brown eyes
and light brown hair, and shows
signs Of paralysis on the right side
Of the face. He has a scar on the
right side Of the nose and over
the eye. caused by an operation.
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hail this evening 1t 7:3o. All mann
beFs q TIE hand will report at
Scout headquarters promptly ut
this hour.
Troop No - Il holding = special
meeting with Scoutmaster A. F.
Eichelsdoffsf and the troop COM
mittse this evening 1t O'Clock.
Every member Of the troop and
committee 10 urged to b out -
important matters relating to the
troop will b brought up for action.
Troop No. II viii meet with
Scoutmaster d. N. Jones at the
Spencer Memorial church 1t 1880
this evening. Efforts are being
made BY the scoutmaster and his
troop committee to line up IN as
sistant scoutmaster for this troop.
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DR.. Peter Peterson, Chicago, pres
ident Of the Illinois conference Of
the Lutheran Augustana synod.
will open the 6Sth annual conven-
ton OF that conference in La Porte.
Ind, today. The convention IL COM
posed Of lay and clerical delegates
from each Of tho 1876 churches To-
Gated in Illinois, southern Wiscon-
sin and Michigan and northern
Indiana.
The president will make his an
nual report tomorrow and the most
interesting part will be. what the
conference has done in tho cam
paign for a 100000 fund that was
made in all the conferences of the
synod last week for the erection
and endowment Of q theological
seminary building in Rock Island.
DR.. Peter Peterson was made
state chairman II tho appeal for
funds and has devoted his entire
time during the last six weeks CT
ganizing the various districts and
speaking in the churches all over
the conference in the interest Of
the fund.
Iowa conference completed their
canvass a week earlier than the
time set for the conferences OF the
synod and raised $4,000, nearly
doubling its quota. Illinois confer.
ence is much larger than that o.
Iowa and the leaders Of the con
ference are hoping to hear the pres
ident report that 100000 has beer
pledged.
DR.. Peterson is we'll known herr
as a speaker and executive. H,
was last heard in an address at tn.
first annual Christian conference a
! Augustana last February. His son
Elmer T. Peterson. is an instruc
tor in the Davenport high school.
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Mill PRESENT
CITY PLANNING
MAP TO PUBLIC
y. b. Bsnsslt n CAiaass y 6hsx
6lj1es ~ Give, Talk =
Tsatst1Ss SkstGDss. .

Preliminary sketches preDosed by
The Bennett Parsons company oe
Chicago. smpIoyed - Rock Island
city planners, will be presented to-
morrow evening 1t the American
Legion hall. the former Armory
hall. 1t which time suggestions
and criticisms will be offered on
the plans and . general discussion
sought Edward H. Bennett. Of the
arm, will be the speaker OF the eve
ming and will explain the plans TO
tho public. representatives OF vari-
0us organizations. and city 0fficials
a. Rock Island and adjoining towns.
Slides will be used to illustrate
The plans 30 that the descriptions
given by Mr.. Bennett can be point
"a ont Several projects, the Twen-
ty-fourth street widening being the
largest, will be included in the
tentative plans and arc among the
phases OF the city plan which will
Be discussed.
o. z. Cervin,, chairman OF the
Rock Island city planning commits
sion, under whose auspices the
meeting Is being called. will pre-
side. Tho public interested In the
success Of the city plan Is urged
70 be present
L. W. Ramsey, the local repre-
sentative Of the Chicago company,
will also speak. Questions may
be asked either of the gentlemen
and suggestions as to what may
bs included in the city plan will
be offered.
Commission to Meet.
Word was received that William
r. Parsons. the firm partner of Mr..
Bennett, will also arrive In the
city tonight with Mr.. Bennett and
speak ut the mass meeting. Mr..
Bennett and Mr.. Parsons with
members Of the city planning COM
mission will 60 over the ground
tomorrow morning. probably max
ing additions to the sketches.
A special meeting of the city
planning commission was request
ed by the city planners and In COM
pliance with the commission will
gather at the city hall at 2 O'Clock
tomorrow afternoon to talk the
plans over with the two represen-
tatives and L. W. Ramsey. the To-
cal delegate.
One OF the big features Of the
sketches, Mr.. Cervin stated this aft
ernoon, is the civic center which ii
10 be located in the vicinity Of
Seventh avenue from Seventeenth
to Twenty-first streets. This
phase Of the plan will probably b.
widely discussed.
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TtiEATR f.

'er. She does win fame. and with
Il wealth: but in after years, when
glory has faded end she wants the
greatest thing in the world-hap-
piness finds she cannot get it
from the husband and child she so
selfishly abandoned.
"His Greatest Sacrifice" il fine
drama finely acted.
The added attractions are Athel
Lindorf, harpist; Maude Laurence,
soprano. The Simps." Sunshine
comedy, . Topics Of the Day, and
news, with the Fort Armstrong con-
cert orchestra playing selections
from the opera, Baron French"
At TIE Majestic.
Nineteen before she had ever
touched snow!
To people in the eastern and
middle-western states it would
seem incomprehensible that anyone
could have lived to the age OF 10
without becoming acquainted with
the mantle Of whiteness that makes
winter . delight to children and
often . trial to their elders. But
such was really the case with Bebe
Daniels. the young Realart star
whose latest comedy-drama, Ducks
and brakes" the photo-play which
will open at the Majestic theatre
for three days, beginning today.
"You see," explained Miss Dan
iels one day at the studio. when
someone asked her about her first
experience with snow, Il was born
in Dellas, Texas. and lived most OF
my life there and in Los Angeles.
The only snow I had ever seen was
that far away on the mountain tops.
Therefore, you can imagine l was
very glad when, on the last day OF
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BOY STRUCK BY
CAR ON Street


Edmond Clark, ll-ysaY-old son
Of Mr.. and llrs. Hugh Clark. 1734
Seventh avenue, miraculous1y -
capped serious injury when knock
ID to the pavement and run over
BY an automobile ON Second sve-
nue. between seventeenth and
Eigteenth streets 1t $50 o'clock
yesterday afternoon.
He was riding q bicycle. The
automobile which hit him was driv-
en- by Carl H. Kuehn. chauffeur for
B. F. Peak, Moline. Young Clark
was knocked unconscious. but 70
covered in . few minutes. Whom
picked up by Trafiic Onicer Harry
Fitxsimmons, it seemed that the
lad was seriously injured. His
face was covered with blood.
However. examination showed
that he had only been slightly cut
and with the exception Of minor
bruises was not much tho worse
for the experience.
Kuehn was placed under arrest
and was taken to the police station.
He argued the case spiritedly with
Magistrate d. ]. Cleland when ar
raigned on q charge Of careless
driving. Hearing was continued
until Wednesday evening AMI
Kuehn was released on posting a
SIS bond.
Young Clark's bicycle. which he
had purchased only last Saturday,
was almost q total wreck. The lad
had paid $50 for the bicycle and
was told by repair man that II
would cost $40 to fix it up. Practic-
ally nothing escaped except the
wheel hubs.
The lad was riding west on Sec
ond avenue. When in front Of the
Young & McComb store he was run
down when Kuehn evidently start
ed to drive around him, witnesses
said.
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RAILROAD RGNlS.

Washington, April 26.-The inter.
state commerce commission grant
ed permission to the Great North.
ern and Northern Pacific railroad,
to issue $230, 000, 900 bonds to taxa
up the bond issue used to purchase
the Chicago, Burlington & Quinck
railroad.
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POSTPONE HEARING.

Washington, April 26.-Hearings
scheduled for today before the de-
partment Of justice in the ques-
ton OF a review Of former Attorney
General Palmer's opinion On in
transit shipments Of liquor through
this country, have been postponed
until May 4.
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SENTENCED TO PEN.

Des Moines, Iowa. April 26.--Alex
Graves was sentenced to eight
years in state prison by Judge HUI
hart Utterback today in the Polk
county district court. Graves was
convicted for manslaughter for
having shot Clarence Devault
about q year ago.
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BUYS JOURNAL

Kansas City, Mo-, April &c.
The Kansas City Journal was pur-
chased by Walter Dickey, wealthy
clay products manufacturer.
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Convert Your Attic
Into a Living Room

With Wallboard. You will be surprised
to find what . satisfactory spare bed
room or nursery you can make Wall
board is ideal for making large rooms
plying wall paint wallboard looks Just
like any wall Sheets IS inches wide.
T.. ., 10 and II feet long. CE0 m
Price per LAM feoG 100000, OOUsVV
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The buzzing sound made by flies
10 produced by the rapid vibration
qf the wings. which may amount to
900 beats a second.
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BRITISH DEBT.

Washington, April 26.-Negotis.
tons for funding the five billion
dollar debt of Great Britain to tho
United States vii be resumed soon
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Fix Your Cutters and
Downspouts.

We carry large stock Of Tinwork.
Cutters, Round Conductor Pipe. Slip
Joint Eaves Trough. Galvanized Corners.
Elbows and Shoes. Select just what you
need from our Building Material Catalog.
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our location trip It Big Bear VAL
ley, 5000 fest up In the mountains,
. real blizzard began. We had gone
MP there to film certain scenes for
Ducks and brakes
when the snow started. I
thought I'd be real funny" she
continued. And ! started to bonn
bard Jack Holt, william Lawrence
and the other members Of my COM
pany with snowba1ls-but It was .
piece Of bad Judgment on my part.
for, alas, I am as bad - most girls
at throwing. while the boys nearly
overwhelmed me with snowbahS
before could call quits
At The Spencer Sqsare.
Forrest Stanley. Who plays the
leading mans role in Cecil B. Dc
Melle's Paramount picture, which 10
shown at Spencer Square theatre.
wears Mr.. DeMille's expensive over
coat in several scenes OF the PIC
ture. Thereby hangs . tale.
At the climax Of q dramatic
scene. Forrest Stanley stages q
realistic hand-to-hand fight with
Theodore Koslof, the famous Rus
sian dancer and actor who is also
one of the principals Of the cast.
Among other bits Of action in the
scene. kosloff throws q table lamp
at Stanley. Incidentally, Stanley
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Repair That Roof.

II you need . few shingles We viii sell
them to you. II you are considering
new roof consider only these asphalt
roofngs-
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Jap-a-Top Shingles.

AOoAA0os
Jap-a-Top Shingles.
A state surface single with an asphalt
and felt base that resists weather, tenn
peratures and IRE. Lie nat and look well.
Guaranteed for Is years. Colors Red or
Green. Price per square Of 1O8 feet $500
Shingles in slabs Of I shingles
Jap-a-Top Plain Roll Roofing. $3.50
Japs-Top Single Roll Roofing ..$4.35
Quality Asphalt.
This is a high grade. smooth finish
roofing that gives good service for the
price. Requires no painting. Nails and
cement Free Guaranteed.
! Ply Guaranteed 5 years ....$2.20
3 Ply Guaranteed 8 years ....$2s5
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