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HE is AN ARTIST.

After discounting the romantic attraction OF
personality there is Slight reason why Ignace Jan
Paderewski should seek the presidency of Poland
or why Poland should elect him. That Paderew-
skis patriotism is of the Hottest idealism none
doubts. But Poland is richer in patriots today
than the world is in pianists of the calibre of
Paderewski.
In the hour of Polands rebirth there was
much that was splendid in sacrifice and helpful
ness when all patriots, Paderewski among thu
rest. abandoned everything in support of the
sublime cause of freedom. But that hour is
passed, and the perpetuation of the Polish states
rests no longer on resistance to outside ag-
erosion. but on Polish statecraft as it adopts
good government.
The summons of today is for practical
achievements. These may be attained most
speedily by practical leaders. whose idealism is
tempered by long patience with the fluctuating
public sentiment and equal patience in unravel-
lag the nnumcrabe problems involved in inter-
national relations as well as domestic order and
prosperity the world over.
Paderewski is first of all an artist. Even
with his piano kindling wood he remains the
artist. He can not help that. Indeed it is his
glory, the sign of his particular genius. His
fame should be content, and it is question
whether the harassing experience of respons-
ible public life would enhance either his great
ness or his happiness. surely his official ex-
perience at Paris must have taught him.
The great pianist deserves an honorable
twilight in which his genius may continue to
illuminate the cultural capacity of his art.
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ASSURES us We need it very
badly
WE are willing to worry
ALONG while longer without
MoNoGRAMMED belt buckle
ESPECIALLY as only one sus.
pender
BUTTON is of so far.
THE difference after all
BETWEEN a man and a woman
Is that the former
CAN'T shop without buying
something.
PERHAPS nothing gives
WOMAN greater satisfaction
THAN unchallcnged social precc-
dence
IN small town if she stays
there.
WIFE child is especially
BRIGHT, attractive. polite and
appealing
THE neighbor women think
IT'S just too bad with so much
TO go on that the poor little
thing
ISN'T brought up better
An efficiency expert is
A chap who can show
THAT everybody
ELSE is inefficient
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zhsPdssing
II S=6-o=w

SOME OF these statistic figures
CERTAINLY arouse our admira
ton
HERE'S one who says that il
takes
snail IA days II hours nat tc
RUN a mile and we would
LIKE to have nothing else TO d.
THAN to hold the stop watcf
that
LONG in a time trial.
PERSONS who want to discuss
THE soldiers bonus or the
COMING congressional elections
WITHOUT interruption should
SELECT the doorway of the
STORE that does not advertise.
ANOTHER depressing evidence
OF the fundamental falsity OF
g " VI III Is the way an Gator
WILL laboriously look UP
short poem. triumphantly
COPY it in full and inform his
READERS that these lines
HAVE always fingered in hi.
memory.
1T must be the way
SOME people are constituted
THAT causes them to make trou.
BILE
OUT OF everything but what
ABOUT those who
CREATE 1t out OF nothing.
THOUGH prosperity is looking VI
up
TIME for personal sacrifice
IS not over yet and for our par,
THOUGH che or our esteem ed
advertisers
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UNCLE SANS GOLD PILE.

Directors of the United States minis have
changed and with them the custody of $780,
100000 of gold. That metal represents third
of the worlds supply and as the news writers
in Washington say, it is fortune that puts to
shame the wealth of Midas, Croesus and any
other fabulous wealth in the worlds history.
It is impossible for the average person to
visualize this tremendous heap of precious
metal. The thoughtless will regard it evil
dence of Americas stupendous leadership in
finance and yet its ownership is not an unmixed
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1922-04-11

structor, calls at the rue Franklin
and for two hours or more puts the
former premier through a series q
back-bendirg. leg-raising, arn1-
extending exercises. At other
times the Tiger pulls hard and
strong on Sandow belts or reaches
down to touch his toes without
bending his legs.
At first he would simply remove
his coat and keep his collar and
tie on. Now. however. he strips 20
the waist. M. Lorey is full of
praise for his pupil"
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3-How much larger is the di-
ameter of the earth than the di
ameter OF the planet Venus?
What is the percentage o.
iron in the human body?
5-Who is the register of ths
L. S. Treasury?
6-While at the table what is the
| correct way to take your napkin?
Where is the Kings College
| in North America located?
Son what river is Calcutta lc-
Gated?
9-When was Hawaii made q. ter
ritory?
1o--what event furnishes the
first authentic event in Roman his
tory?
ANSWERS TO Yesterdays
QUESTIONS. -.
What is meant by the "distan
side" OF family? Ans. The
mothers side.
Where is the largest peat bog
n the United States? Ans. Just
outside the city limits OF New York.
1t is called Juiper swamp.
J-- " nat is the value or RED
diamond per carat Ans. $500.
What is the tonnage of the
steamship Leyiathan? Ans. 54,2s2
tons.
5-What is water glass? Ans Il
is a soluble compound OF silica and
Is so called sodium silicate.
6-What is the population OF
, Petrograd today? Ans 706. 900.
What was the population OF
Petrograd in 1918? Ans. 2.31s, 600.
s-Who was the first man in the
Bible to get drunk on HON enade
wine? Ans. Noah, Genesis IN, 20,
81
9-When horse lies down which
part OF his body does he lower
first? Ans. The rear end
10-What river in Europe is con-
sldered the largest? Ans. The
Volga. 1t empties into the Caspian
sea.
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x-Premier Clemenceau
Gives Hints on Health

PARIS, April.-"Plenty of exer-
else, plenty of Swedish drill and
you will always keep 1T. Your
mind will be much clearer" This
is the advice ex-Premier George
Clemenceau gives ard-working
politicians.
For the last twenty years the
Tiger has followed daily course
in Swedish drill. Every morning
Edouard Isorey. Clemenceau's i'm
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+" YEARS
an AGO

After resisting the waters OF
the Kankakee for three weeks
another thirty foot section OF
the Williams dyke gave way
yesterday. This break is one
half mile from Shelby and an
other large tract is now mum
dated.
W. H. Gostlin. A. NJ. Turner.
George Hanauer. II. b Doug
las and Fl. f. Sharrer donned
overslls this morning and with
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For COMMISSIONERS

Please announce to the Voters Of
Lake county that I will be cam
second district. on the Republican,
Ticket. to succeed myself. subject
to the result of the Primaries Ma
End.
JOHN Fl. CLAUsEN.
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Announce
FOR JUDGE

To the Qualified Voters of Lake
County:
]. desire to announce TO the quaN-
ned voters OF Lake County that l
viii be candidate on the Republi-
can Ticket TO succeed myself for
perior Court Room No. /, al the
Urinary Election to be held on the
IND day of May, 4. d. 1922.
VIRGIL s. REITER
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FoR AssEssoR NnRru ru,n

o Enc Editor.
Please announce TO the vot.r. 80
Lake county that I will be cana
GATE on the Republican ticket ror
the office of Assessor of North Tow
snip, subject to the primaries. Nav
End. n9y
4:10 CLEMENS RUTKowsEY
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FOR ASSESSOR

of Lake County that Will ba rar
didate for the ONCE OF County As
SCISSOR. Republican Primaries Msv
End. 1922
Is ask this support OF the wonsr
Voters as we'll as the men.
WILLIAM z. BLACK
Crown Point. Indiana
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FOR TREASURER

10 the Editor.
Please announce to the Voter. of
didats for County Treasurer on rha
Republican Ticket, subject to the
result OF the Primaries May End.
OTTO G. FIEIELD.
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To the Editor:

To the Editor:
Of Lake County that / will b. q go
date for the ONCE OF County Corr
missioner, second district, on the
Republican Ticket. subject to tbs
result OF the Primaries MAY yrd
AUGUST NUNFEInTv
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FOR COMMISSIONER THIRD
DISTRICT

i O the Editor.
Please announce 70 the voters or
Lake county that I viii be csndi-
date for the office of Commissioner
Third District. TO succeed nvse1,
subject to the primaries. May 2nd.
40 JAMES BLACK
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To The Editor:
I desire to announce to the ouali.
fed voters of Lake county that I
will be a candidate on the Repub-
lican ticket to succeed myself for
the Office OF Justice of the Peace.
North Township, at the Primary cleo
tion TO be held on the End day OF
May. 1922.
1923 w. 4. JORDAN
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ron CLERK.

| To the Editor:
Please announce to the voters Of
Lake County that I will be a candi-
date for the Office of Clerk OF the
Lake Circuit Court on the Requisite
an Ticket. subject to primaries,
CHARLES r. DYER
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county.
. desire to announce to the quail
fed voters of Lake County thar
VIII be candidate on the Republi-
can Ticket, to succeed myself, for
the office of Judge of the Lake SUI
l,erlor Court. Room No. 2, at the
Primary Election to be held ON ms
End day OF May, 1922.
MAURICE 4. critics.
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10 Editor Times:


Please announce to the Voters or
Lake County that l will be a candf-
date for the office of County AsS.ssa~
on the Republican Ticket. subjecr ~
the primaries, May 2nd.
HERMAN METER
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To the Qualified voters OF Lake

County:
desire to announce TO the quail
ned voters of Lake County that |
VIII be a candidate on the Repubii-
can Iicket,. to succeed myself, for
the offlce of Judge OF the Lake SUI
perior Court, Room 8, at Primary
Eiection TO be held on the End day
OF May, A. D. 1872
CHARLES e GREENWAIn
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To The Editor

Please announce to voters OF I.aks
County that ] will be a candidate fer
the Office of Trustee, Calumet Tow n
snip, on the Republican Ticket sub.
ject to the Primaries. May End 1922
3.24 PETER JANSEN.
To The Editor:
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WHILE ATTENDING funeral in New
York church woman's hat caught fire and a
panic was narrowly averted. What in the world
could she have been thinking about?
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FOR CORONER.

o The EdIIOr.
Please announce to the voters or
Lake County that will be can
didste on the Republican ticker +,
succeed myself for the office of Cor
oner a. the primary election to be
neid on the End day of May. I--2
S'!i DIR. Z. =. EVANS.
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70 The Editor:
Please ANNOUNCE to the
Lake County that I am a candidata
Tor the office of Coroner on the re-
publican ticket, subject to the prf.
m2Ties, May End.
DIR. MICHAEL e. RAFAcz.
40 Whiting Indian.
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THE OPPOSITION to a smaller army is
recognized by some as the same small opposi-
ton
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ron TOWNSHIP TRUsrrr
70 The Editor

North Township that I will he
didate for the Office of Trustee ~
North Township, on the Republjcs,
Ticket. subject to primaries Ma snd
o.@V ERICk LUN n
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LLOYD GEORGE, while on visit to a
farm, helped plant potatoes. And then, again,
there are some other matters that are already
up.
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HOW MUCH n
DO 7
YOU KNOW !:

f--On which side Of a tree does
the most moss grow?
2-Who commanded the Battalion
Of Death in the great war?
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To The Eaitor

Please announce to the voters OF
Lake County that I am a candidate
for reelection of Justice of the Peace
FOR North Township, on the Republi-
can ticket, subject to the primaries.
3:27 GEO. Il. IRELAND
May End. 1922
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FOR TOWNSHIP AssE.xop

P-e2se announce to the Voters -,
for heoface OF Assessor for Norts
Township on the Republican rfsLa =.
subject to Primaries May End
BERT z. ESCHTR
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Pease announce to the voters y,
Lake county that I will be a candi-
date for the office of Trustee or
North Township, on the Republican
ticket. subject to the primaries, NAV
End, 1922.
SIS JACOB A. SHURMAN.
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KOwsKI
ron COUNTY SURVEYOR

To the Editor:
] wish TO announce ths.
q candidate. TO succeed rnv.eIs 20
the once of County Surveyor on tbr
republican Ticket, subject - ~
PRIMARIES May md. RAY SEELY
To TIL Editor:
l desire 10 announce to tn. yo,.
CT Lake County that 1 will hs
candidate for the nomination or
Republican ticket for the offica
county surveyor at the primaris.
May End. 1922. ies'
c. KELLER WALLACE
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pick and shovel broke the first
ground for the Hammond
Country clubhouse. 1t was an
inspiring sight.
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pick and shovel broke the first
ground for the Hammond
Country clubhouse. 1t was an
inspiring sight.
Zip 10y who shot and Killed
Toy Ling Yo, Gary laundry
man. last December. pleaded
guilty today before Judge
Becker and was sentenced to
life Imprisonment.
Hammond Presbyterians have
decided to build a North side
church at Chicago avenue and
Pine street
Ed Simon and John l.. Rhode,
two Hammond democrats have
announced their candidacy for
county auditor.
Mrs. J. Fordyce of Whiting
lost A satchel containing
large sum OF money on the car
from Hammond to East Chi
cago.
Governor Marshall has made
the statement that the Gary
bribery cases will be pushed in
spite OF the rny sterious absence
of City Clerk Harry Moose.
Mrs. G. 9. Robinson OF Indi-
ana Harbor has returned from
her two-months' tuor of Eu-
rope and Africa
Athletes Of Lake county high
schools have started training
for the county, state and
Northern Indiana track meets
II. c. Friedrichs. Hammand
agent for the Moline automo-
bile, delivered cars last week
to Louis klizke. Walter Ham
mond and Sam Ogden.
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To The Editor

wish to announce to thu vot.-.
OF North Township, that am a car
cldate for denomination Tor ~.
onice OF Assessor of North Tour.
snip. subject to the Republican pri-
maries, May End.
JAMES rMr-N-,,~
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Hammond Presbyterians have
decided to build a North side
church at Chicago avenue and
Pine street.
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Ed. Simon and John l.. Rhode.
two Hammond democrats have
announced their candidacy for
county auditor
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Mrs. J. Fordyce of Whiting
lost satchel containing a
large sum or money on the car
from Hammond to East Chi
caEo
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Special Notices

or less, to 4 stake; thence with
the western line OF Carlton street
N. az w. 100 feet, more or less,
TO a stake: thence S. So ia w.
65 feet, more or less, TO q stake:
thence with the line Of the said
Amos lot .. az 2. $50 feet, more
or less to the place OF beginning,
reserving aud excepting, however,
tho Pittsburgh vein OF coal and
tho mining rights thereunto be-
longing, described in a deed Of
conveyance OF the said lot or par
eel Of land, executed by William
fidEely and wife to Henry Ing
man, dated April IA, 1899. and
reestlHIl III tao uit>ce OF the Clerk
OF the County Court Of Marion
County, West Virginia, in Deed
Book No. So a. page 235.
And 10 that end, the further
object OF the above entitled suit
IL to have the said Court ascer-
! tbin, declare and decree the in.
terest OF the said infant Paul De-
Wayne Daugherty In and to the
aforesaid lot, by construction Of
the laat will and testament OF
Henry Ingman, deceased. which
slid last will and testament is dis
played as an exhibit, marked
Exhibit No. g." with the bill and
the amended and supplemental
bill filed in this cause; and, in
Ike manner, TO ascertain, declare
and decree the proportionate and
Just share and interest OF the
said infant Paul DeWayne Daugh-
eTty In and TO the purchase money
arising from the sale of the said
lot or parcel OF land, under the
contract particularly set forth in
the said bill and the amended and
supplemental bill: and, In like
manner, to have the said Court
ascertain, declare and decree tho
interests-it any-and II any in.
terest, what interest-the said
Columbia A. Fortney, Charles
Daugherty and Maine Daugherty,
his wife, Daisy Netting and Henry
G. Nothing, her husband, and
Annie Reid and Thomas Reid, her
husband, have in and TO the said
lot or pracel OF land and the pro-
portionate and Just share and In
terest of the said Columbia A.
Fortney, Charles Daugherty and
Maine Daugherty, his wife, Daisy
Netting and Henry G. Netting,
her husband, Annie Reid and
Thomas Reid her husband, In and
TO the purchase money arising
from tho sale Of the said lot or
parcel Of land under the contract
aforesaid.
And 1t appearing, by affidavit
filed in this cause, that Daisy
Nothing and Henry G. Netting,
her husband, and Annie Reid and
Thomas Reid, her husband, arc
non-residents. OF the Stute of
West Virginia, 1t is ordered tina!
they, and each of them, and all OF
them do appear in the office OF
the clerk Of the Circuit Court Of
Marion County, West Virginia,
within one month after the first
publication OF this order and do
what is necessary to protect their
interests in the said suit.
1t Is ordered that copy OF this
order DE published and posted as
required by law.
Given under my hand this 7th
day OF September, 1922.
L. A. GATHER, Clerk.
F. L. LEMLEYS
Counsel for Plaintiff.
This order is published for the
first time September Sth, 1922,
and to be published once each
week for four successive weeks.
L. c. GATHER, Clerk.
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This Date in History
Life and Character Reading,
SEPTEMBER 20.


People born on this date come
under the complex signs OF Virgo
Libra and the combination gives
US delightful character, full Of
vim and enthusiasm.
These people are intense lovers
OF nature and beauty in any form,
and have the faculty. Of produc-
ing beautiful results in dress and
household arrangements. The
arts and sciences flourish in this
cusp.
Here again, as in the case of
Leo-Virgo, tho Earth comes us a
steadyIng factor, TO this the most
airy, impuIslve sign of the
Zodiac. There is the same fond
ness for the out-of-doors, sun
shine, blue sky, trees and flowers.
Women Of this date have the
idea that doing work is a dis.
grace and are terribly upset II
they are caught washing dishes or
sweeping a floor. No honest la
Dor, hard or otherwise, is shame
full, aud they should certainly get
over this idea.
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Special Notices

styled suit is a non.resident Of the
State Of West Virginia. Il II order
ed that the said Daniel Keefo 90
appear within one month from tho
first publication Of this order, In
the Clerks Office OF our said Cir
cult Court, at Rules TO ne holden
therefor. and do what IS Necessary
to protect his interests!
It is ordered that q corr Of thia
order be published and posted a.
required by law.
Given under my hand this sth
day Of September, 1889.
L. A. GATHER CLARK
Harry Shaw,
Counsel for plaintiff
Sept. s-15-31-2s
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Special Notices
WRIT an EIFCTIoy

To the Commissioners OF Election
In each OF the several Counties
otthe State Of West Virginia,
GREETING:
I, <Ephraim +. Morgan, Cover.
nor OF the State OF West Virginia,
by virtue Of Section z, Article VIII
OF the Constitution, and Of Sec
ton 4 Of Chapter 4 Of the Code OF
West Virginia, relating to .yacan-
cies in office, do hereby order that
an election be held throughout the
state andpin each OF the seyeral
counties thereof, at the next gen.
eral election to be holden therein
on the seventh day Of November,
in theNyear Of Our Lord, 1929, to
fill the vacancy In the office Of
Judge OF the Supreme Court OF
Appeals for the unexplred term,
caused by the resignation OF tho
Honorable Charles W. Lynch, OF
Harrison County, occurring Decem-
Der 81, 1891, and to which office,
l appointed the Honorable James
A. Meredith, OF Marion County to
fill such vacancy until the sue.
cessor of said Chafles W. Lynch
should at said general election lie
duly elected and qualified as pro.
yided by law.
Done at the City OF Charleston
in the County of kanawha, State
OF West Virginia, on this first day
of September, 1922, and in the
si1tieth year ot-the State.
Z. +. MORGAN,
BY the Governor, Governor.
Attest:
HOUSTON G. YOUNG,
Secretary Of state.
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ORDER OF PUBLICATION

State Of West Virginia.
AT the September 1922 Rules
held in the Clerks office of the
Circuit, Court in and for the Coun-
ty of Marion and State aforesaid,
September 5 1922, the following
order was entered:-
SUMMONS
The State OF West Virginia
To the Sheriff OF Marion County
Greeting:
You are hereby commanded to
summon Daniel Keefe to appear
before the Circuit Court Of Marion
County, at rules to be held in the
Clerks Office Of said Court on the
first Monday in September, 1922,
TO answer bill in chancery ex-
hibited against him in sale Court
by Jessie Keefe.
And have then there this writ,
Witness L. A. Gather, Clerk OF
said Court, at Court House in said
County, the 22nd day Of August,
1922, and Goth year Of the State.
L, A. GATHER, Clerk.
The Return Of Service endorsed
ty the Sheriff on the back Of said
summons is in words and figures
following
The within named Daniel Keefe
Is not found in my balliwIck
August 20 1922.
HOWARD CHARLTON
Deputy for ]. D. Charlton, Cher
III Marion County, West Virginia. |"
OBJECT OF SUIT
The object Of the foregoing suit
Is to obtain on behalf c tho plain.
TIL and against tho defendant, a
divorce from the bonds ct matrl-
mony upon the grounds stated in
plaintiffs bill OF complaint filed In
said above entitled cause, at Sen.
TENDER rules OF said Cout and 10
settle their respective property
rights, and to make provision for
the maintenance end custody OF
the minor children f the p'aintiff
and defendant, and for general
relief.
An affidavit having been made
and filed that the said DANIEL
Keete the defendant In the Above
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