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Glas svobode. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1902-1931, 1922-05-23
voJNA v BELFAsTU

Clanek ma drugi strani opisuJe
versko vojno, ki divia ma lrskem
ze toliko casa. Rekli Smo, da SO
razmere danes slabSe negO so bile
pred meseci in da je to resnlca,
nam dokazuie poslednje porocllo
IL BelfaSta.
Samo tekom posledniega tedna
ie bilo llbitih petintrideset oseb V
reGenem mestu. TekOm noel Od So
bote ma nedelio je divjala V mestu
pravcata vojna. Streli so padali
vso noe in ma nekatere hiSe so Ia
natizma pijani izgredniki virgil
bombe. V isti no6i ie bilO ubitlh o.
koli trinaist oseb. Ne We Sc natane-
mega Stevila, a sklepa Sc, ola DO mr.
tvih najmani toliko. Onih, ki lezi-
10 ranieni V bolniSnicah, Sc nltl ne
Steje.
Tekom reGene noGi so bill ognje-
oasci vso noe Ma nogah. POdivJanl
morilci so V enem slucaju napadl
oenieIgasce, katere ie morala bra
niti policiia. Da ljudje V obee ne
soglaSSajo neGloveSkimi pOboji, je
b;Io v;dno ko 50 yoiaki ujeli enc
ga zavratnih morilcev ter ga pri-
silili ,da ie dvignienih rOk kora-
kal po ulici proti voiaSkemu tabo-
riScu. Velika mnOzica Sc ie zbrala,
XII je glasno odobravala pocetJe
voiakov in uieti fanatik je moral
posluSati malo laskave besede vso
pot.
Fanatiki so vdrli hiSo nekega
konstabla in strelom mrtnOne-
varno poSkodovali niegOvo zeno,
ker nj dovolila. ola hi prebrskali In
morda tudi oplenili hiso.
V neko hiso sta stopila diva O.
borozena moska in vpraSalo stare
gospodinio, kie ie MEN sin. Ko ie
rekla. ia ga nj donna, sta lopova
ustrelila MO in nieno heer.
Tako Sc vrSi ia bestiialna vojna
verskega fanatizma naprej in ma
znanja vsemu svetu, V kakSen ne
skonGen blagor ie krSGanska cer-
kew GlOveStvu.
Glas svobode. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1902-1931, 1922-05-23
zDRAVLJENJE RAKA z
X-zARKI.

V st. Louisa, Mo. sc vrSi V tel
dneh konvencija RadiologiSke dru-
zbe Severne Amerike. DR.. Albert
Soiland IL Los Angelesa, Cal. je
govoril o raku in kako Sc ga zdra-
vi. Omenial ie, da so moderni stro-
il "a X-zarke narejeni "a 100000
voltov mocan elek. tok in zato tri-
krat uspeSnejsi kot so bill dose
danji tovrstni aparati.
"Tri sredstva poznamo, kate
rimi moreno kontrolirati in zdra-
viii raka," je rekel. "Ti so radij
X-zarki in operacija. Vsako teh
treh sredstev lahko ozdravi Glove
ka, XII je bolan "a rakom, toda "a
nobeno nj mogoce jameiti, da bo
resnicno ozdravilo. Vzrok cato ie
V TEN, ker Sc rak ne drzi vedno sa-
mo ma enem mestu. Pogostoma je
rak osredotoGen ma emo mesto, to-
da .ie ze Siroko razpasen skozi VIA
knino telesa.
Novi aparati, Xxi dobivaio silo
100000 voltov, so bill dograjeni
Sele posledniem letu. PrejsnI so
dobivali lie 100000 voltov mocan
tok. Umevno ie, da imajo cato no
vi aparati trikrat veejo prodirlji-
vo silo in so zato trikrat uspes-
neisi."
Glas svobode. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1902-1931, 1922-05-23
HOW TO START A FAMILY
WRONG.

Dogodilo Sc ie oni dan V Belol-
tu. Wis. Lewis Geist, star 7o let IN
Augusta Rottika sta Sc "vzela !.
Pa je nastalo vpraSanje: Ako tvoJ
papa poro6i mamo tvoje zene, kal
je poslednia, tvoja zena ali Sc
Stra?
Kakor vidite ie vpraSanje jake
tezav'no. Viliem Geist ie porocen
S heerko Avguste Rottike. Ker sta
Sc pred par dnevi stara diva" po-
roeila, ie Viljem ma svoj veliko "a
lost spoznal, da ie pOroeen S Sc
stro. Yes, pa Sc huiSe je uzaliena
zena. Mrs. Lewis Geistova, H le
bila poprei niena matt, je postala
sedai niena taSca, zato Sc je pa
MEN dosedanii tast spremenii O.
seta. And so the family is Utterly
ruined.
Glas svobode. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1902-1931, 1922-05-23
RUSI so IZGNALI PATRI-
JARHA.

Patriiarha Tikona, naeelnika
ruske cerkve, ki Sc je doslej z vsd
silo upiral konfisciranju cerkve-
nih zakladov Cd strani Wade, ola
iih porabi "a stradaioce ljudstvo
je vlada sedai spodila V Dom sa.
mostan, kier bo zivel loeeno od
vsega sveta in ne bo V stanu upll-
vati ma vserusko cerkveno konven-
clio, Xxi Sc bo vrSila V avgltstu. =
Vlada ie izroeila cerkVeno admi-
nistracijo skupini proboljsevisklh
duhovnov, katerim nacelule mad
Skof Anthony. Slednji ie tudi ray
nateli konfisciranih cerkvenih Ia
kladov.
Glas svobode. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1902-1931, 1922-05-23
PAsJE DUSE Ma OMEN
SVETU.

Prosimo. nikar Sc ne Smejajte
proved. "Dejstvo" ie, da smO do
slei V svoji nenadkrnjivi ne6mur-
nosti delali krivico raznim pincem
in sultanom, ker smO trdili, da nj
majo duSe. "Resnica pa je, ola /
ma vsak, Sc tako pOhleven kuzek
pristine pasio duSo, ki. splava pO
smrti nekam viSave.
Gospod Arthur Conan Doyle je
famozen angleSki pisatelj. NjegO-
We detektivske povesti, V katerih
nastopa Sherlock Holmes, so do
danes nenadlIriljive. Maj rece kdO
kar hoGe, niegove detektivske po-
vesti so klasiGne. Ma tenn polJu 1e
zenii in lie obzalovati moramo, ola
ie zapadel maniji spiritizma IN VI
di duhove V zraku. Zdai le V Chi
cagu, kjer predava tistim, kl We
rujeio njegovim saniam ali Sc "a
nimaio "a predmet,
On pravi, da zivljenje po smrti
nj podobnO sanjam negO Je Skoro
pray tako kot ma tenn Svetu, samo
ga spoznanje boljSe. KO elovek u
mre, Sc lie preseli nekam drugam,
kier Sc pOGuti prav tako donna koS
sc je ma tenn svetu.
On zna poiasniti cello, kaksna L
soda caka tiStega mOza, kl Je incl
ma tenn svetu ve6 zen. Marslkak
vdovec, kateri ie sreeno sprawl V
orob kakih pet ali Sest zen, Sc 1e
resno bal umreti, ker Sc je bal, ola
GA ma onem svetu potrpezlJivo ca
kaI zenice marelani ali metla-
mi rokah, da mu malO premeeka-
10 zebra. GospOd Doyle je pripra-
ylien potolaziti vse take bOjazljly-
ee, Ma onem svetu ziyiiO vsi V raj
lepsi slogi, kaiti tam izgfne spoil IN
zato nj nikakega ljubOSumnJa wee,
Pa tudi meme zivali, katere je
-eioyek lluDiI ma tenn svetu, morclo
iii MIN V ve6na loviSea Steer
pa je lie prav to. Ma oncm svetu
bono zmozm najpOpOlneJSe krepo-
sti in gotovo Sc nam ne bO zdelo
"a malo, Ge pOjdemO S pasJo duSo
ma sprehOd po Oblakih.
Lepe stvari mas Sc cakajo, to je
treba reel.
Glas svobode. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1902-1931, 1922-05-23
ZDRAVLJENJE ZRTEv MAR
KOTICNIH STRUPOv S
KISIKOM.

Kadar elovek zapade rabljenju
narkotienih strupov, je obsojen 2
pogubo. Maj Sc clovek Sc tako tru-
di, ne more Sc vee reSiti zle nava
de. Cd dne do dne boil propada,
dokler ga konSno ne resi- smrt. =
Tudi v bolniSnicah in zavodih,
kjer imajo take bolnike, 81 ne mo-
rejo dosti pomagati. Ko Sc zivcev-
1e privadf narkotiGnim sssfupom,
postane pozelienie do njih tako
fhudo, da clovek zblazni, &c jih ne
more dobiti. Umevno ie, da Sc Via
/ de V vseh civiliziranih dezelah! 2
vso strogostio boriio prot proda-
il takih sredstev. Jako ostre kaz-
nj SO dolocene "a brezveStne lopo-
We, XII vtihotapliaio take strupe
dezelo in iih ma skrivaj razproda-
jaio "a drag denar svojim zrtvam.
Zdai naznania neki franeoslSi
kemik, da ie odkril uspesno sred-
stvo, XII ozdravi bolnika neznosne-
ga hrepenenia po narkoticnih
strupih. On zdravi kisikom in po-
tenn neko kemisko sestavrno, ki
ubije hrepenenje zrtve po smrto-
nosnih strupih.
Ako je odklitje res uspesno, bo
resilo nesteto htev fizicne in mo-
ralne propalosti ter preranega
groba.
Glas svobode. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1902-1931, 1922-05-23
o HE'LL!

V blizini Waterloo, Iowa Mvi ma
mali farmi Mr.. in Mrs. Billy He'll
Mama He'll ie poSlala zapor pa
pana He'll, ker ie rekel, da jo bo
ubil kot He'll. Ona ie pa rekla;
'Like He'll you will !" Papa Hell
Sc je raziezil, pa ie rekel: "Hell s
fire | will show you!" Pa je Ges-
nil mamo Hell po piskru. Mama
He'll pa take stvai nikdar ne more
mirno prenesti, cato she started II
raise Hell. Pograbila ie leseni
vail, kakrSnega ie rabila pri ma
pravlianju mlincev in rezancev,
ter primazala emo papanu Hell pc
Geladi. Da bo pa Hell boil popoln,
sta oba Hella zaGela izmeniavati O.
rozie. Porabila sta nekai nozev'
nekai stolov in nekai kuhin]ske
posode, da sta 81 med seboi teme,
liito dokazala veGno ljubezen. Ne
kai malih Hellov ie pa eepelo v
strahu pod posteliO in opazovalc
peklenski boi. Pa to Sc nj samo en-
KRAFT pripetilo nego veekrat. Ne
kega dne so pa polieaji odpelJall
o6eta He'll V ieco, ker ie mama
He'll tako ukazala. Hell pome-
MIA pekeN.
Glas svobode. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1902-1931, 1922-05-23
vELIKA voDNA POT.

Balkanski finanGniki namerava-
jo zvezati zapadno Evropo 2 izto-
emo potion velikanske vodne poti,
XII bi Sc zacenjala Cd nemSkega
Severnega moria in Sc koncala v
Crnem moriu. NemSko reko Ren
bi Sc zvezalo Donavo potom ka-
nala, DO katerem bi lahko pluii
parniki 1900 ton tonaze.
Ako Sc ia nacrt izvrsi, bo Ia
padna Europa zamogla doseGi We
like zitnice Rusije, predvsem veil
Ike zaloge psenice v Odesi. Isto ta-
ko bo pot odprla kmetijskim pri-
delkom Jugoslavije pot ma velike
trge ma zapadu. Ia vse prizadete
dezele bi biIa pot najvecjega 60
spodarskega pomona. Ne bi lie o.
mogoeila naprimer Jugoslaviji IL
vazati svoie kmetske produkte ma
tuje trge, nego bi tudi odprla pot
tuiim industriialnim izdelkom V
dezelo. Najmani polovico sedaniih
transportaciiskih stroskov bi Sc
tako prihranilo.
Reeeno je, da je ze neka ameri-
Ska firma poslala ponudbe "a
zgrajenje reeene vodne poti. Stro-
Ski bodo seveda ogromni in bodo
znaSali okoli petdeset miljonoy
dolariev.
Glas svobode. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1902-1931, 1922-05-23
.JUGoSLAVIJA PoSKUSA zITo
II KANSASA.

New York, (Jug. Odd. +. l.. J.
81 f. D. Farrell, ravnatelj po-
liedelskega pOskuSevaliSea drzaye
Kansas, dobil je prOSnJo od g.
Mirka KOriG, ravnatelja polJedel-
skega poskuSevaliS6a Krizevcih
(Jugoslavija), mai mu pOSlJe zalo-
90 raznih vrst Ita, ki raSte V Kan
saskem Professionalism.
Jugoslovanska poskuSevalnica
preizkuSa razne vrSte zlta IN le
nabrala vzorce pSenice IL raznih
delom Jugoslaviie in IL raznih ev-
ropejskih draw KansaSko posku-
sevalisee je poslalo razne vzoree
psenice, ovsa, koruze in jecmend
da Sc poskusi, kako bi ObrOdili V
.Jugoslaviji. PoSlali so jugOslOvan-
ski postal tudi iztise svojih publ
kacii.
"Zalibog nismo V preteklOSti /
nell nikakih direktnih zvez po-
liedelskimi poskuSevaliSci V Zdru-
zenih drzavah, - rekel je svoJem
pisnu jugoslOvanski pOljedelski
strokovnjak. "Mi znamO o uspehu
vasega della lie IL druge rOke, veel-
noma potion nem$dh easopisOv.
Mi bi bill jake veseIi, akO bi mOgli
nstyariti direktne zveze vaml.
Glas svobode. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1902-1931, 1922-05-23

ga okmenelega krokodila. Okost-
lie je skoro popolno in kot Sc ve-
rule je zival zivela v takozvani Sc
.kundarni dobi. Taxa zival ie bila
doslej znanosti nepoznana.
Okostje so nash V obbreznih
skalnatih plasteh reke Rio Negro.
Okostje doslei nepoznanega kro-
kodila je naravnost ogromno in IL
val je morala merritt okoli stride
set Gevljev dolzine. a.s., e.,
Glas svobode. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1902-1931, 1922-05-23
DRAGA sL1KA.

Lexington, Va, p. maja. = Ar
thur Dawson, oficijalni portretni
slikar U. S. vojaSke akademije ma
znanja, da ie ma Washington in
Lee vseuciliSeu odlril nov por
tret prvega ameriSkega predsedn,-
ka Juriia Washingtona. Glasom
izjav umetniSkih kritikov, ie slika
vredna cd sedemdeset do sto tiso6
dolariev.
S'ilyo 10 napravil znamenit u
metnik Stuart.
Glas svobode. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1902-1931, 1922-05-23
oGRSKA UTEGNE KMALU
IMETI KRALJA.

Ma %. maia Sc bodo zaeele ma
Oprskem splosne volitye, ki hodo
trajale preko prvega tedna V Jul
niin. Ma II. junija Sc sestane nov
drzavni zbor. Volilni boi je jako
oster. ker prebivalstvO Sc zaveda,
ia no drzavni zbOr moral rcsiti
mnoeo vaznih vpraSani. Med te-
M; bo tudi naprava konstitueije
in volitev kralia. AkO bOdO no.
narhisti zmagali, bo Ogrska kma-
IN imela kralja, da il bo vladal po
bozii milosti.
Glas svobode. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1902-1931, 1922-05-23
DVAJSETLETNA POGODBA
MED DRzAvAMI MALE
ENTENTE.

Ma genovsli konferenci Sc lie "a
vrSsila zavezna pogodba med Ju-
goslaviio. Cehoslovasko in Romu-
niio. lxi bo veliavna "a dvajset let.
Glas svobode. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1902-1931, 1922-05-23
FOSIL VELIKANSKEGA
ALIGATORJA.

La Plata muzei V Buenos Aire-
su, Juzna Amerika, poroea, ola so
V severni Patagonia nasli yelikan-
ski fossil aligatorja ali velikanske-
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happened In 1914 shall not happen
again.
Germany needs a friend 10 tell her
that n she will do her best 20 meet her
obligations, she shall be giveii fair
chance to get on her feet and take her
place once more among the 4isterhood
OF nations.
America. and America alone. can
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England, for that country II already
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80 the great English.speakipg peo
pies who fought side by eide in the
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Canning's offer was rejected owing
to the strong opposition of John Quin.
cy Adams. who was afraid that such
an arrangement would subordinate
America too much to England But
the offer had been made, England's
attitude declared. and VIXEN the presi-
dent promulgated his famous Monroe
Doctrine ii had the moral backing o:
England. Otherwise. the doctrine
might not have been established with.
out vigorous opposition.
"On the eve of the Spanish. .Am,eri-
can war, Earl Grey said to our ambas-
sador I'm London. John Hay, why do
not the United States borrow our navy
and make quick job OF Cuba? They
could return the favor some other
time On the same day, Joseph
Chamberlain told Hay that he was ex-
treinely anxious for an alliance with
the U. s. A. or at least an assurance OF
common action on important ques-
tions. Hay. in reporting thic to Nc
Kinley, said, Shoulder to shoulder, we
could command the peace Of the
world At Manila bay. Dewey might
have had to fight the German fleet II
there had not been a quiet but very
decided word spoken by the. English
admiral
A Common Heritage
I'VE have q common heritage Of his.
tory. common language, common
religion and common ideals. Let the
Christian men and women Of America
and England strive to understand each
other Let them work together for a
common purpose, not selfish purpose
but for the peace and betterment of
the whole wcrld. Let us forget all
grudge and fight together against race
bitterness and race prejudice.
France needs a friend in these
days. She needs wise counsel. She
needs reinsurance that the thing which
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the British foreign secretary. offered
to co.odfate with our w sSnent in
s; : s..lesN|lls|.!!a \ /! &; n Sss: sss: +

favor of accepting the offer, Jefferson
saying that with Great Britain on our
side we need not fear the whole world.
Nothing would tend more to knit our
affection than to be fighting once more
side by side. With her we should sed.
uously Ssherish cordial friendship
The Democratic banner. (Mt. Vernon, Ohio) 1898-192?, 1922-12-01


came through wrong patriotism. The
other declared himself willing
to forfeit salvation IL by 80 doing he
could save his countrymen. They
loved and served their country to the
limit, but neither would allow their
love and service to be confined within
the borders OF Judaism.
st Apply to Principles
Brethren, the time has fully come
for Christian men and women to apply
the principles OF Jesus Christ to this
whole conception of patriotism. If my
patriotism makes me selfish and un.
just in my attitude towards other ma.
tions; II It leads me into rancor and
ill-will towards the rest of the world,
1t Is not the patriotism of Jesus Christ.
On the contrary, It is hateful to Him.
Loyalty to Him takes precedence OF
all others loyalties.
There is an internationalism which
is linked with Bolshevism. Christian
internationalism has nothing to do
with this. 1t asks only that we shall
look at all nations and deal with all
nations in spirit of goodwill and
Justice.
World Full Of Grudqes
Lastly, America may If she will
lead in the creation of positive spirit
of goodwill and mutual helpfuiriess
among the nations. Half the trouble
in the world between nations today
has Its roots in ancient wrong and an
cient grudge. A writer in McClu.>. s
Magazine, tells us he was in Constan-
tinople in 1916. He demonstrated with
"a Turkish official who had charge of
destroying the Armenians. With eyes
blazing, the man answered him, you
know nothing about it. Twenty-three
centuries ago and he went on to
pour out story of grudge that ran
back 1000 years. Grudges! The world
is full of them. Here, in this country
we still find people who hold grudge
against England because Of the war of
'16 and the part she took in helping
the south against the north during the
Civil war.
The irresponsible journalist and
the people who prepare our textbooks
Of history for use in the schools have
much to answer for in keeping alive
these grudges. Why should they be
kept alive? What. good purpose do
they serve? The generations concern
ed are all dead and gone. England
has n0tEish to be at enmity with the
unidk fates; On the contrary slha
''!Hb Al Iint9 9liS6tItfop# CT MsiShd
|&raS4r ht a3Akr4sbf1is grdatkes
8a the III Aaesks thinsI
:; ::s!;l|Iialii;:t:,IEI'; ] K:;;;; ;;: B.;
the British foreign secretary. offered
to co.oafate with ouri W. 9hent in
gG e&afeE E4, 4. Mon No,
~. ia a,f &4ss Sas eers ser %a much aaa, in
favor of accepting the offer. Jefferson
saying that with Great Britain on our
side we need not fear the whole world
Nothing would tend more to knit our
affection than to be fighting once more
side by side. With her we should sed.
uously Ssherish cordial friendship.
Evening star., 1922-08-07
BUY IMITATION JEWELRY.

! Oriental movie heroes arc much
,, more expensive to their adoring
feminine worshippers than occidental
heroes. Rodolph Valentino, whose
dark eyes dripped their languid
magic into int the hearts of many sweet wee
Sheik." should be held personally
responsible for the wave of desire
for imitation jewelry which has
swept all flapperdom completely off
it's sandal-shod feet: Nowadays one
can pass, few maidens who gallop
more or less gracefully up and down
F. street during the tea hour and
not hear ehe faint tinkle of long.
dangling earrings which are strong
ly reminiscent Of old-fashioned
rhythmic swing of long chains of
primitive colored beads that sug-
gest the far east.
The worst of all is the gigantic
"Sheik ring which many flappers
tion Of the delicate fiiigree gold set
ting SO typical of oriental jewelry,
and is set with several stones of gay
colors-green, red and yellow being
favorite combination.
There are usually three stones in
the center row. which carry. the
Joint of the finger, and several other
smaller stones dot the setting in con-
ventional design. Huge pictures Of
the stunning Rodolph looking coyly
out at the prospective purchaser
from under a turban crossing his
right eye on the bias are hung over
trays Of these hideous rings around
which the f1appers swarm. In case
these Sheik rings do not appeal to
the fair young spender there are
equally long settings which hold
gigantic, crude limitations Of the
Egyptian scarabs to attract her eye.
1t looks as if little Miss Muffet and
her spider may be overshadowed by
the f1apper and her beetle.
Evening star., 1922-08-07
COLLEGE TRAINING GROWS
Women Attend Institutions IL
Greatly Increased Numbers,

That women and girls in the Unit
ed States fully appreciate the ad-
Fantages of college training as men
tai equipment is shown by the fact
that 1920 first degrees were con-
fe""ed upon women In June, 1920, by
o:.e colleges and universities An ad-
c.tional number of 1896 graduate de-
frees were given women.
Although similar returns for 1921
have not yet been received by the
United States bureau of education for
compilation, 1t is stated that the
numbers are known to have increased
materially during the past two years.
1t is not yet one hundred years
that American women have been al
lowed to take college courses. The
worlds first chartered college for
women was founded in Macon, Ga,
in 1886. At that time it was called
the Georgia Female College. 1t is
now known as the Wesleyan Female
College and. in addition to the regu-
lar courses leading to the degrees of
A. B. and B. S., has a conservatory
Of music and a sub-college depart
ment. There were 500 students at
tending the college during the school
year which closed in June. The first
degrees conferred on women at this
college were given in 1S4O.
Evening star., 1922-08-07
More of Those Fluted
Metal Waste Baskets
Special, 58c

Just 10 inches high size for the boudoir-
shed in very colossuch mahogany green, white
pink old rose delft blue, silver gray
Bahr ectionF hoor
Evening star., 1922-08-07
5000 yards
Beautiful Cretonnes
Extraordinary Values
25c, 30c, 38c, 48c yard

Their beauty of pattern color and color combination
their ineness of weave tell Immediately that these
tonnes very much higher in price
Stripes conventional designs, fora cintz and gngha<
checks-in great variety-all SO inches wide.
Such opportunity this seldom-ull advantage
taken of it means unusual economy.
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