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Great Falls tribune., 1922-01-17
New French Minister
of Sports Starts in
on 1924 Olympiades

Paris. Jan. 16-(By The Associated
Press )-'Now for the Olympic games
of 1924" said CASTOR Vidal, upon as
suming office in the new Poincare cab
met as under rsecretary of state for
technical education as his post is now
known Under the BRAND regime he
was known as minister for sports.
A bill granting the city permission to
lease to the Olympic committee a plot
of ground in the Pare des Princes will
be pushed through parliament early
after its reconvening. he said
Great Falls tribune., 1922-01-17
VICTORIA, 3. C. GETS 1922
NORTHWEST GOLF TOURNEY

Victoria, B. c., Jan. 16.-The Pacific
Northwest Golf association champion
ship tournament for 1922 will be held
on the links Of the Colwood Golf &
Country club here june 5 to 10, it was
announced Monday following series of
conferences between representatives OF
local clubs and officials Of the associa-
ton. The associations membership
comprises 70 clubs, but the champion
shin events, it was announced, will be
open to iii. recognized Clubs outside
tie association area.
Great Falls tribune., 1922-01-17
Bond Company Pays
Liability on Bank
Special to The Tribune.

SpeciHI TO The Ir1Dunp:
Havre,. Jan. 16.--The National
company paid to County Treas
urer D. n. Young the full sum of
$4,000 for it's liability on its bonds
on the bingham State bank.
The bond company had previously
offered to pay the sum of S3,S46 in
full discharge Of liability which was
refused and County Attorney Max
Kuhr instituted suit for the full
amount of $4,000 in the district
court last Wednesday,
Great Falls tribune., 1922-01-17
I3 HEAD GAME FEATURE
or BONSPlEL AT DULUTH

Duluth, Jan. 16.-The feature of
play in the opening round of the
Northwestern Curling associations
annual bonspiel Monday was the vic
tory of T. johnson over G. r. Thomp-
kins, Superior. The game went 13
heads. 1t was the longest contest of
the day and the first 13 head game If
the spiel
Great Falls tribune., 1922-01-17
OAKLAND BALL CLUB WILL
START TRAINING FEBRUARY is

Oakland, Cal. Jan. 16.-oakland' =
Pacific coast baseball league club prob
ably will start spring training this year
earlier than any other team In the
country. orders having gone forth to
several members to report February
15 at the Oaks camp at Myrtledale,
Mana county. California.
Great Falls tribune., 1922-01-17
NEBRASKA'S SCHEDULE
FOR FOOTBALL COMPLETED

lincoln. Neb., Jan. 16.-Nebraska' $
1922 football schedule was completed
Monday with the announcement that
a two-year contest with Missouri unit
versity had been signed. Missouri will
play Nebraska at Lincoln. October u
this year and at Columbia in 1923.
October q was the remaining open
date on the Cornhuskers schedule.
Great Falls tribune., 1922-01-17
STAR BASE RUNNER
is ENGAGED TO MARRY

New York, Jan. 16. Frank Frisch,
Of the Giants, star base runner Of the
National league, is sliding toward
real home plate. His engagement to
Miss Ada Lucy, playmate since child
hood, was announced MoAday. The
wedding will take place next winter.
Great Falls tribune., 1922-01-17
BUTTE WOMEN BOWLERS
DEFEAT SPOKANE TEAM

Butte, Jan. 16.-In telegraph
bowling tournament. the first of it's
kind on record in this section, 10 Butte
women rolled against 10 sisters in
sport at Spokane, Butte Anning |
4, 1872 to 3,772.
Great Falls tribune., 1922-01-17
Telephone Bowlers
Beat Street Car Men
Three Games Straight

The Mountain States Telephone &
Telegraph Co. bowling team defeated
the street car men three straight games
on the Enterprise alleys Saturday
night. Chamberlain Of the telephone
squad was the high count man with a
total of 513 points for the three games.
Great Falls tribune., 1922-01-17

A prohibition gathering of men and
women in London who had abstained
from intoxicants for 30 years or more.
was attended BY only 1000 persons Of
both sexes.
Great Falls tribune., 1922-01-17
CHANGE OPENING DATE
TO AVOID GOOD FRIDAY

Houston, Tex, Jan. 16.-To avoid
opening the season on Good Friday.
the Texas league club owners voted
to change the opening date of the
league to April 13 instead of IA.
Great Falls tribune., 1922-01-17
Libby High Beats
An-Stars, 80 to 70

Libby. Jan. 16-The Libby high
school basketball team defeated the All
Stars team of Libby Friday night. SO
to 90 The game was fast, even
though the All Stars had only but a
few days practice.
The lineup and summary:
Libby High School 1887 All Stars foOl
Baney Forward Shaurette
Dolan Forward Williams
Bockman Center Farrer
Cady Guard Davidson
Morrison Guard Bockman, +.
Substitutes: Libby High School -
Christie, F; Harris. G. All Stars
Field goals: High school-Baney, I;
Farris. G.: Christie (Tl. f.
Field goals: High sehool-Baney. I;
Dolan, 3: Bockman. 5: Cady. .; Nor
rison, /. All Stars-Shaurette 4; VIII
liams. 1: Davidson, /; Christie (Tl. 1.
Score at half time-High school, Q;
All Stars. 3.
Free throws-Baney. 2; shaurette,1;
Williams. 3.
Great Falls tribune., 1922-01-17

Japan has conferred the Third Order
of the Rising Sun upon e. NJ. Sutliff in
recognition of a years service in
promoting trade between the United
States and Japan.
Great Falls tribune., 1922-01-17
TENNIS
PLAYERS CHALLENGE u. S.

Melbourne, Australia, Jan. 16.-The I
Australian Lawn Tennis association is |
issuing challenge to the American |
Lawn Tennis association to play for
the Davis cup, held by the Americans
next summer.
Great Falls tribune., 1922-01-17
Stanford Legion Wins
at Basketball Over
Lewistown Tossers
Special to The Tribune.


Stanford, Jan. 16-Thc American
Legion five took the Lcwistown lnde-
pendents into camp Saturday hight TO
the tune of 55 to SO in one of the
cleanest basketball games that has
been played on the Stanford court,
The locals led off with the first ,bas-
ket and maintained the lead through
out the game. The first half endca
II to 16.
Gait and Grady were both back in
the game and considerable more team
work was evidenced than in the game
against the Murphy Maclays. Howard
was the stellar performer for the Wis
itors, finding the hoop for 8 field goals
and 4 fouls. making % of the 36
points for his team. Grady was high
point getter for the locals. Flitcroft
played an excellent game at guard,
holding the professional basketball
player Buckalow to 4 field goals and
breaking up many plays.
Stanford will play Denton at Stan
ford January % and will go to Den
ton February 1. The lineup and sum
mary.
Great Falls tribune., 1922-01-17

Field goals: Lewistown--Howard
8, Buckalow 4. Hogeland l, Trnffley ?;
free throws. out of 6. Field goals:
Stanford-Grady IA, Gait 5, Brace
well 3, Harvey 5, Flitcroft /; free
throws ! out Of s. Scorer, Dolliver;
timekeepers, Kline and Traffley. Ref
cree, Waddell.
Great Falls tribune., 1922-01-17

Ontario, Canada, has paid in war
service grauities, $164 100000.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-01-22

Every time she slips her dainty
foot into a smart Walk-Ovcr shoe,
fitted CORRECTLY comfortable, as they
are wont 10 do, she viii say many
nice things about their eXquisiteness
and she will not only continue to he
a patron Of this smart shop. hut she
will tell her admlring friends thar
Walk Overs the place she buys hey
charming footwear.
The batcau nccklinr Is still in
fashion, and I notice Jenny IL fca
turing II In her midw.ntcr season
collection.
For a lovely shampoo AL marcel.
try De Marvel Beauty parlor sos
South Cincinnati.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-01-22

from regular retail prices. She
showed me beautiful watches fo'
men and women. brooches, mesh
bags, vanities, rings. silverware (and
you know what complete line they
carry. Well, my brain was awhirl
with excitement, and just think of
1t, rye only mentioned few OF the
bargains and they are bargains when
reduced one-third in a store like
Boswells.
Satin Is fancicd, just now, EOr eve.
ming frOcks.
There are man,. cold days ahead,
besides, IA becoming fur Is an ideal
addition to your wardrobe through
out the entire year. and that remind !
you OF one laid away because it IL
out of fashion, then why not take it
to Mrs. Madden at the Main Hat
Shop in the Sinclair building. and
have 1t made smartly becoming at
very moderate cost.
UcnnB. rust and all kindrcd
shades are keeping up their popu-
Inrity for millinery,
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-01-22

All barriers OF distance have been
swept away and we have New Yorl
and Paris fashions tthe pick Of
them) right In our midst. arriving
continuously at The Demurest Shop,
sos South Main.
Hiking shoes of tan or beige Icath-
cr Introduce several novelties. One
model has n pocket at the top of tho
boot for powder puff. while an
other carries IA wood knife, snugi,
lifted In at the top.
individuality Is the keynote of the
smart hats for early spring and
southern wear, just in. at the Main
Hat shop In the Sinclair building.
Paisley coIorings as wen as prints
have been noted everywhere lately.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-01-22

In addition to the last word in
oXfords and brogues you will fin !
charming models of more frivously
inclined footwear IN the showing of
Laird. Schober shoes for particular
women at Bowen. Reed, Stewart Co.
607 South Main, and, by the way.
their Johnston & Murphy shoes for
men enjoy the reputation of being
among the first i'm America. when it
comes to fine shoes for men.
In an exclusive shop I came upon
an aftcr-dinncr coffee service effect
which l. Just about the last word.
II Is a folding teakwoOd stand with
large round hand-caryed brass
tray fitting snugiy on the stand when
In use. A handsome tea set Displayed
upon it makes the charm irrcsist-
lbIc.
Mail orders for gold, silver and
plain hemstitchlng will he given
prompt attention at the Lower Mil
linery, ~ West Fifth,
The younger set show "a decided
preference for the very low cut san
dal.
knowing that they are always
up-to-the. minute and sometimes a
bit ahead OF the times at The
Demorest, sos South Main, It is not
surprising TO find them showing
spring suits. coats and capes and
knicker suits in all the new tweeds
aud homespuns. A most unusual
collection for January | assure you
Umbrellas grow more and more
ornamental. hut so far they retain
their usefulness.
Beauty must be framed as well
as dressed, IN the subject OF an In
teresting story In Harper's, while
reminded me of the artistic frame,
saw at the Rlvkln studios, al
Fourth and Boulder. this week.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-01-22

High FrcnCIi and Louis heels ara
expected to retain favor for after.
noon and evening wear.
only yesterday ! wandered into
the Savoie shop, East Fifth, In
the Sinclair building, and found
Hazel wilkins unpackng frocks,
suits and sports things Tor early
spring and southern wear.
Not long ago I saw paisley coat
trimmed With Hudson seal that was
being packed ror southern wear.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-01-22

A. much attention Is given the
selection OF mirror these days as
% picture, the size, the shape, and
the frame must he appropriate fut
the room and the place for which 1t
lis Intended. saw tho most dis
tlnctivc ones at Miss Jackson's Ex
elusive shop In the SINCLAIR build
ing this week, ana was delighted to
learn that they were Included In
the special nlc offering, as were q
number of unusual picture frames.
quite an inducemcut when one stops
10 think that each has been carefully
selected from large collections for
this particular shop.
\ great many silk fabric hAts In
the new pcrlwinkic shade are being
worn In the small soft shapes.
No matter who she is or whore
she ia-nO matter how lovely she
may be Of face and figure or charm
Of mHnnor-tho one paramount
thought In her mind. Is to be morr
beautifully dressed ,,and ---oh.-ho
perfectly fascinating when she may
indulge in a real bargain at Miss
LcIIigh's Smart Vogue shop In the
New Wright building An oppor-
tunity not to be overlooked. my
readers. and I must add. don't miSs
dropping around this week.
WOODEN stockings are getting cX-
trcmciy ornate and are not only loud
In design but In color,
II does seem rather foolish 80
leave perfectly wonderful diamonds
and other Jewels lay idle In old
time settings. when the artist In the
manufacturing department OF the
Hebron Jewelry store at Second
and Main, can design and make
something smartly up to date for
you at 80 moderate a cost. Perhaps
you do not know that this reliable
/ house is making very special prices
/ during the month of January.
| A one glove authority tells me TINT
kpring gloves must he neither black
nor short.
For a really wonderful sunday
invite few friends and we star
about x o'clock IN the monAing fol
Morgan Inn on the Grand river. w
have the most glorious chicken din
ner. a boat ride, climb ON the rock
and hills, a hike In the woods and
are back In Tulsa IN the evening
or course one must phone or wire
them at Salina for reservations
why go on buying Just a corset
when you might look so much bettei
In one OF those May RothhammeI
will show you. Phone her for ap-
| pointment, at 536 South Gillette. .
Hats of the tricornc and marquis
shapes. with yclls attached are he
ing worn hy shiartly dressed women
nt the moment.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-01-22

Art Craft shop, 522 South Main.
Lucilc's Interpretation Of the
straight silhouette n decidedly a
thing of charm and grace.
wren you are down town these
snappv days YOU VIII sure enjoy
lunChing on the mezzanine floor at
the ReNall Drug Co, 600 South
Main. Everyone is raving about
their good tamales and homemade
pies and southern style cooking. But
then everything is the best ever at
the Rexall.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-01-22

cal. by the University Of California
here.
- Doctor fuckers discovery In
then his friends say, day
light saving has been Tn operation
but unknown ever since Pope Syl-
voster. ~ threw away his hour glass
and Invented the clock In 9g6. How
ever. the ume sayed has not been
very great
An elaborate observing program
was carried out AZ the observatory 10
test Doctor fuckers theory. accord
ing to w. w Campbell. director OF
tnp Institution A1thuurh the urO-
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-01-22

gram has not been completed, Doctor
Campbell said recently. the results
thus far confirm earlier conclusions
that the clocks do run faster at
night.
The program included observations
of three standard clocks and en-
braced list ~ stars whose positions
are already known with high pre-
clsiDu. Each nights observations
extended from 2 y. m. tu 3 a. m.
THE ultimate cause Of the phe-
nomenon is obscure" Doctor camp
bell said. I'm tho observations by
run damautaI methods where de-
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-01-22

Thrift peek has been here and left example for
all teaching lesson of prosperity that fail;
giUiug a remedy-a reliable cWe-fOr the many ills
contagious Of late. like grOuchng, and re6e!fng
against shOuiderinD the burdens of lukdf they call fate.
By d0ug the things Thrift peek proposes, irould be
like 1aikirg through rceds into garden of Our
conscience Woud be clear. hearts light in kno-
ing had done the things "set dOUn right Really,
sometimes need campaign like this that the beat
CT life Ue shall not miss.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-01-22

Valentine parties are the most fun
of all and YOU viii find everythin
AT the MeGec shop, 20 West Third
street They are showing some de
lightful surprises. brand new idea
In favors that you simply can't re-
sist st-and wondor Il YOU know Of
the constant free service they give
In the art of handling crepe paper.
Notes from the "IOrrcct Costume
Revue" OF the national shoe con-
yCntion held In Chicago last week
says. "ihc fancy shoe H. again cN-
plotted and cuiors play n COpsplCu-
Gus part In footwear styles for the
coming sCdson."
As result of their individuality,
that inimitable touch OF attractive
ness which ChatacteriZes genuine
art IL the keynote of the effort OF
the Darwin studios of Interior Deco
ration and Furnishing. 6lO South
Boston. And whether your needs
are for choice dining room group,
an informal breakfast room, or "A
selection OF faithful copies Of rare
period pieces for the living room
these artists will assist YOU in Sc
lecting individual pieces. that, when
assembled. will give the spirit of a
collector
Right now colBs are brilliant
only in trimmings and then used
sparingly.
I'VE have from two to three
months snappy weather ahead OF
u.s." said the young lady az the Mary
James Childr"n's shop, Is East
Firth. when showing many things
for infants and babies to an inter-
ested patron, and we are includipg
these lovely baby blankets in our
Npecial January sale" she was say
Ing as I left with my budget of news
| for you.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-01-22


Health Commissioner DIR. u. =.
Copeland of New York says In reply
to, "Ap silk stockings and low
shoes harmful In winter" The mat.
Ter of dress and Its effect ON tho
health il an affair of daily habit,
Miss Lair has gone TO New York
to select eNquistrios In hatdom for
her smart millinery department at
The pemorest Nearly every day
brings few pattern hats for those
who has succumbcd to the lure OF
the south. also for those, while re-
manning at home, who love a bright,
pretty chapeau for early sprlnS
DAYS
\ gown of white tullc. with crys-
tals aud pearls scattered over Il, has
I hcaddrcss of black paradise to
give "A note of dash Ia the costume.
How perfectly lovely 10 have Mrs
prr's Home GIFT shop, SOC South
Boulder, TO drop In for homemade
candies To- select prizes and gifts
and TO order daiuties tor the party
one is planning.
DRESSES worn at the several the
atr.cai offerings this week are no
ticcably lungcr,
We are living in period OF per-
petual youth--iu appearance at
least that appearance can he
maintained by keeping the hair il
natural color. tho complexion clear.
the, eyes magnetic, eyebrows cor,
rectly arched and several other lit
tie things tan secrets) well known
! tt Mrs. LeRchman's Hair and Beauty
shop. II East Firth,
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-01-22

seek such good authority on what
Is really correct In Corsets. And to
ill the needs of each patron this
distinctive shop carries FUN line Of
Madam Grace, Graceful Stouts, Jane
Jackson, Red Fern and Warner
corsets as well as the TreCo Elastic
models and | must add, be sure to
see the new silk hosiery in the seven
new shades.
said one of our exclusive modiste
ycs tcrday, "It IL all very pul1ling.
hut 81 lar as one may judge by al
vance models, skirts viii he longer"
Hemstitching correctly done, but d.
tons made to order, by the Misses
Poole 200 New Ault Building.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-01-22

its always To Clark's Flower shop |
go. All East Thirteenth, is the num-
her, well | know, to buy my flowers
for each aud every occasion. becaus 3
their service Is so gracious. their
prices within reason,
small nuffs or crininc gathered
at both ends and sometimes srufflcd
with chiffon ara being carried To
dances aud aftcr-dinncr affairs.
The time IL growing shorter when
you will have the opportunity Of
buying fashionable frocks, suits an
sports clothes at Herold's, - West
Third, at greatly reduced prices, A
particularly interesting sale when
YOU understand that all these gar.
meuts were bought new this season.
Many hOmrspuns are seen ir
sports suits and more severely tail
Urcd suits.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-01-22

pendcnce II placed upon tho con
dancy OF the clock rate through the
- hours of the day, more or lsss,
these errors would rcach their MAXI
mum values OF between O.O2 and
o OF seconds at about six hours from
the mean epoch of the observations.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-01-22

There Is always something new
to write about the suzanne shop
sol south Main. the corner room Of
the Sinclair building. This week II
is the opening OF their millinery de-
partment. under the supervision or
Mary Elizabeth Mahaftey. who has
been with the Hunt company FOR
several years and Is now in New
York making selections for this dis
tinctive aplllinery department. You
are specially invited 10 visit this
showing OF advance models for early
spring and southern wear. which
will include a collection OF hats di-
rect from the most popular and eX-
elusive oriCinators. also many
charming new froCks and sports
things will be added to this particu-
lar display of the unusual in WON
ems apparel.
From Pasadena. Cal. comes a let =
ter saying. "rhe rose tournament nt
the Hotel Maryland fulfilled tn"
prophecy of Paris that white would
he one of the most popular notes In
evening costume this spring"
Personal adornment Is matter OF
pride and pleasure with US all. Ths
latest fashion. attractlveuess and
quality are combined in many won
derful necklaces, drops and pen
dants made up of genuine Chinese
Jade. amber. amethyst and other eX.
quisite Oriental jewelry, recently
from the orient and now on display
at the Oriental Fine Arts shop at
1905 South Main street.
"Crcpella." new material, Is cv.
trcmcly fashionable for frocks ~
well as wraps.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-01-22

about for the means TO dominate
tho petroleum production of the
world bcciuE of their conviction
that in tho control Of petroleum
they might find power TO control the
commerce, the trade, the Industry
ot the mountaineering world"
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-01-22
Clocks Faster
During Night

HEHkELEY. cal Clocks run
faster at night than IN the daytime,
according to discovery Just an
uuuurcd boy Dt. ". ~. Tucker. an as
trouomcr nt LEX conservatory.
which BE- couductod near san Ioap
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-01-22

When I know how
many women visit Van
ME Reeds Corset Shop
IN the Meaza floor
at e. II. WrIght's. 4l5
South Main, season
after season. it IL a
substantial proof that
women do appreciate
scientific fitting and
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-01-22

is sufficient" And this
is the word, for gcnu
Inc Indian blankets and
robes, baskets and pot
tcrics, no two alike,
visit the Indian Novel
Is company, col South
Main. this co m in <
week 'Tis the shop az
"a 4..... IFT........N
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-01-22

The engine is mounted on the
rear oNlo OF q new steam propelled
passenger automobile. each rear
wheel being directly driven by three
cylinders
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-01-22

PARIS. A farmer in Noyon who
wished to destroy his old dog gave
IL some crow poison. The farmer
waited sadly for the death of bis old
companion but TO his surprise the
dog Jumped about and barked fupi-
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-01-22

ously. The poison. Tor some ~,
traordinary reason. has comulst,1,,
reJuvenatcd the animal and II (.
now fun OF un and vigor
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-01-22

True to the A. Y.
Boswell Co.'S style
OF doing business,
their removal sale
now in progress a.
l23 South Main, Is
setting "A new stand
ard In value giving.
Dropping in fog news
this week, a &c -
NAL saleswoman
a assured me that
" every price re-
duction was made
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-01-22

The Esthonion gOvernmeuf L. ,,.
sestigating the possibility of obf8I,,.
ing oil from shale deposits esfto,tci
to contain 100000. 900 ton. of r,..
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-01-22

T. or everything
smartly correct in
@ n raw IN x for
either business 6r
= O C ial purposes,
mouograms. art
goods. Ostunl -
.icwelry and fine
stationery, visit the
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-01-22

Marcel Waving that will pI....
the most fastidious by Mr. kp'f.r ~
Vogue Marinellu Shop. 5gt sa.,h
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