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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-08-09
RELIEF
FOR INDIGESTION
New Cordial CsIled "AntSTer.
ment," Originated by q Drug
gist and Recommended by Ply
sicians, Neutrsi8es Acid DON
dition of Stomach, PreVsnh
Fermentation and Brings In.
slant Relief.

Indigestion and its attendant fiji
such as dyspepsia, hsartbwn, SOU
stomach, gripping patna, dysentery
diarrhoea, colo, cholera morbus
chronic constipation gas. etc.. and
oven sick. nervous headaches are now
directly traceable 10 disorders in the
digestive organs.
: The food sours before II Is fully d.
gested. thus putting into solution toxic
.potsops that arc absorbed into the
system. irritating ths intestines and
setting DIP Inflammation. To avoid
this yoa simply have to prevent fer
mentation by using Ant-Fsrment.
Antl-FSrment nsutrnli1es the acid
condition of the stomach, cleanses and
sweetens tho bowels, soothes and
heals tbs 4nfammad intesttnss and In
creases the flow OF gastric judoeA Civ
Ing quick and certain relief. Get 0
bottle Of Anti.Fermsnt from yow
druggist with o guarantee of sstisfao
tori resu,ta or money returned. u VIII
improve your appetite, give you rest
full siesp and make you feel better
than you ever felt IN your lifa.-Adv.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-08-09
Beauty-Hint
For I Cd ay

Before going out cleanse the skin with
IIska cleansing cream. then Apply
derwillo and you will have a complexion
as beautiful as a rose. This combina-
ton beautifles when ever ything else
fails. Over million discriminating
girls and women use nothing else. Try
Il today. II you don't like II. take II
back and get your money. At toilet
counters everywhere.-Adv.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-08-09

TOR SALE-Here Is the used car bar
gain you've been looking for. A g.
passenger REQ roadster, In splendid
mechanical condition. Sturdy and equal
TO any demand AL new tires and ono
extra. Telephone Moundsvtlle 4e5-w or
See W. q. Mason, No. 1900 Seventh
street, augs-m
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Thompson and represented German
money. being accompanied by the lot-
lowing message. "A 100 German marx
piece which is worth only one cent ana
four mills per mark; piece OF ho'e!
almost valueless because the German
government has exceeded its credit and
promised to pay beyond It's ability
Next Tuesday evening the cIuo Will
go TO Bellview camp grounds TOT Il
basket picnic. taking their wives. dauEh-
ters and swcethcarts along. Tho speaker
for the day was Rev. James rainier.
formerly OF this city but now stationed
In New York Rev. Palmer spoke IN
an interesting manner.
Re-valuation Is Made
Assessor Ed. NJ. Smith has completed
the work OF re-valuation In the county
and the board OF equalization and re-
view have also adjourned. The Naiua-
ton was given n substantial increase
the figures being as follows:
District Amount
Cross Creek S14, 55 l.Sl5.n
Wellsourg ...-.....-...- o''so'soS'st
Buffalo ............... e,424, S35.Zb
Total. $50 77o,113.lS
Total value Of county Is $24,6Sl,4O0'
while the board Of ppblic works reaches
$6,oSS,713.lS.
motor to Montreal.
William Lowltz and Gerald Deal left
Tuesday in their automobiles for
business trip to Montreal. Can.
Miss Carrie zogg and sister Mae re-
turned Saturday after weeks WISH
with relatives in Woodsfield, Ohio.
Miss Eta Walker. OF st. Louis Mo.
Is the guest Of Mrs. Eva Pap!n and
CT
Mrs. Martha Mahon. Of Main street.
Is home from visit with friends In
East Liverpool, Ohio.
Miss Louise Jacob Of North Main
street left Tuesday for the Ohio Val
ley hospital. Wheeling where she will
be operated on for the removal OF her
tonsils.
Away on Vacation.
Misses Ruth Thomas and N"rtha
Magee are spending two weeks Naca-
tion in Cleveland. Ohio.
Mrs John Lewis. Of Main street, has
returned from n week spent with her
nephew. J. Il. Mcpherson. Of Union
town. IA.
Mr.. and Mrs. Lewis !. Lyons and
sons. Of Newark. y j.. have moved 10
WcllShurE. where they expect to make
their home for the present. Mr.. Lyons
Is Cmp.0Scu ny the S3nutVS'll " l"'tF
company. Of New York. and il now en-
gagged at work in power, Just below
Wellsburg.
Frank Smith, of Baltimore. Md, was
n Wrll>hurE visitor Tuesday morning
In the interest of the shoe business.
Mrs Ross Churchman. Of Bethany
pike was shopping in Wellshurg Tues
day.
Mr. and Mrs Robert NcFaddea and
son Zermle. OF Commerce street. and
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Schwartz, or
FollanSbee. motored 10 Gnioutown. Pa.
Sunday and spent the day on the Sum.
nit Mountain.
Mr. and Mrs, T. L Amick are home
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COUNTY COURT
ESTIMATE LEVY
Amounts Are Same As Last Year WIN
Exception of Fund for General
Road Purposes.

The Marshall County Court met
Tuesday and fixed estimates for the
coming fiscal year. Estimates for all
purposes were practically tho Same as
last year with the exception OF the fund
for general road purposes which was
decreased four cents. The levy last
year was 20 cents.
The Court set the estimate for county
purposes at Is cents: for general road
purposes Is cents; for district roads, IS
cents; Cameron road bonds. IS cents:
Meade road bonds. Al cents; Union road
bonds. 9 cents. Last year the Cameron
road bonds were 40 cents, the Clay 40
and Meade IS.
Other matters taken up by the Court
at the meeting yesterday were OF
routine nature.
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WELLSBURG
MONEY IS Prize
AT CLUB LUNCHEON
Sessdon Of Kiwan1s Club In
Held at Wollsburg

An excellent attendance was on hand
Tuesday at the regular weekly lunch
con OF the kiwants club. Two large
tables were filled and a fine spirit pre-
vailed. Prizes for the day were given
by W r. Taylor OF the Farmers and
consisted OF various forms or money.
The first prize was won by Howard
Johnston and was quantity of gold
coin. accompanied by the following mes
sage: Please keep as a token OF the
very highest expression OF money values
and the sanest monetary system OF the
world. Spend II only for It's real and
full value which is the only sound pr!n-
ciple of exchange"
The second prize represented legal
tender and was won by l.. Scltncr. 1t
was accompanied by this message: "A
legal tender note Of the American gov
eminent which realizes the necessity Of
maintaining It's honor and redeeming It's
obligations. 1t Is worth Its face value
because the government Is worth H."
The third prize was awarded Clyde
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be s55,600. 900. This Is an increase over
the total valuation Of the several KINDS
OF property IN the county last year %
S21uO. DON.
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Compton RepuTChases
The Central Garage
Henry =. Compton In Again Owner OF
LAyTSyetto Avenue Auto Estah-
NRhmeut

A deal was eonJummated yesterday
whereby Henry T. Compton again be-
comes the owner Of the Central Gar
aSa. The amount OF money Involved in
the deal was not made public. The gar
age was recently operated by Long and
Mcdowell under the name OF the alton
al It was purchased by them from
Compton about q year ago.
Compton announces that his estao-
lIshment win again be known as tho
Central garage and promises the auto
mobile public the very best OF service
The garage IS located on Lafayette
avenue between Seventh and Eighth
streets
County Valuation
Assessor +. \. NcNinch yesterday re-
ported 20 the clerk OF the County Court
John E. Chase. that the entire county
valuation for the coming year would
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First street. are spending some time
ut MckeespOrt, Pa, - a result OF the
former becoming Ill while visiting reia-
tives there.
Mrs. &. l. McQuade and two sons
of Tomlinson avenue. Will leave today
for Atlantic City where they will spend
two weeks vacationing.
Mrs. X NJ lIte and Miss Leno Fri
chard have returned to their homo at
Warrington after visiting m o n
friends in this city.
Miss Elizabeth Hubbs who has been
quite i'll at her home on Seventh street
IS improving.
Miss Malssa Stewart and brother,
Master William Stewart, OF Columbus
o.. are visiting at the home OF Mr.
md Mrs. c. b. Wilson OF Sixth street.
Mrs II. A. Thomas, Of Sixth street.
has returned from a visit among friends
at Sistersville.
Howard +. Voitle. of First street has
returned from n business visit to Cleve-
land. O.
Miss Virginia Hudson is spending
this week with friends at GAINESVILLE,
Ohio.
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guests Of Miss Lcona Counselman on
Washington Pike.
Hobart Richey, with the Virginian
The Washington times., 1922-07-04
ASKS FLYER TO RETURN
$4,000 IN PRIZE MONEY

NEW YORK. July &C. 3.
Wrightsman. wealthy Tulsa, Okla.
oil man, has been directed to return
10 the Aerial Club Of Omaha, Neb.,
$1,000 In prize money, which. 1t is al.
legged. was wrongfully awarded him.
following an airplane contest at
Omaha last November. The order
was issued by the contest commit.
tee OF the Aero Club Of America.
The committees action followed
protests filed by John NJ. Larsen, of
New York, donor of the prize. who
charged that the money was award.
ed Wrightsman on a victory which
he claims to have been gained
through false representations OF fuel
and weight carried by the oil man g
planes in the contest, which was u
general efficiency test, Larsen had
several planes entered In the com.
petition, which was held In connec.
ion with the Omaha Pulitzer trophy
meet
The Washington times., 1922-07-04
AMERICAN ACADEMY IN
ROME GETS 100000

NEW YORK. July John d.
Rockefeller, jr., has given 100000
to the American Academy in Rome.
to be held as a permanent >endow'
ment. William Rutherford Meade. its
president announced yesterday.
The American Academy in Rome
was founded in 1894 to promote the
study and practice OF the fine arts
and to aid the education and train
ing Of architects. painters and sculp-
tors through selection by cornpeti.
tion among the citizens of the United
States who passed with honor
through leading technical schools, or
those qualified by private instruc-
ton or study.
The Washington times., 1922-07-04
BIBLE CLASS TEACHER
TO SAIL FOR EUROPE

DR.. w. S. Abernethy, pastor Of
Calvert Baptist Church. war the
teacher Sunday at the Vaughn
Bible class OF the church. AMI gave
farewell talk before his departure
for Europe. He will sail from New
York today on the Aquitania.
Next Sunday Prof. l.. ID. Bliss the
regular teacher of the class. VINO has
been out of town for several weeks.
will instruct the members.
II. ]. Councillor and William l..
Ford are representing the class at
Il e conference of mems Bible classes
being held under the auspices of the
Young Mems Christian Association
at Leesburg. Va, today,
The Washington times., 1922-07-04
NOTED THEATRICAL
MAN KILLS HIMSELF

MONTREAL, July 4.-Wiiliam G.
strachan, prominent Canadian theat'
rical man. was found dead in his
room yesterday with d tube attached
10 an open gas stove in his mouth.
A note was found addressed tc
"Maude." which read: You doubte;l
my word this afternoon when 'old
you / was doing the jumpiug-off act
and laughed. Tell them to
cremate me and not bury ME in the
family plat. Scatter the asnea"
There was also a newspaper clip
ping which referred TO divorce pro-
cCedings started by his w:tc. Lotta
Linthicum, well-known Canadian
actress of the early '90's.
The Washington times., 1922-07-04
RUNAWAY BOY sPoILs
HIS FOURTH BY THEFT

NEW YORK. July 4.-.-Joseph
Cacaburio, fourteen, who ran away
from his home in Providence a week
ago, might have had dandy Fourth
OF July In New York but for one
thing-he "swiped" IS from his bene'
factor.
When Joseph arrived here he met
Charles Blassuci. who took fancy
to him, and. when Joseph told a
story OF homelessness and friend
lessness. took him into his own
home. Yesterday he missed a IS
bill, which he found in Joseph s
shoe. Agents of the Chiidren's So
ciety took Joseph in hand. and he
spent the Fourth on train going
home to Providence.
The Washington times., 1922-07-04
FIREMAN CLIMBS BIG TREE
TO RESCUE cHILD'S KITTEN

PoTTsVlLLE, Pa, July 4-in
erder to save q little girls kitten,
which had climbed to the top of a
large tree on Mahantonse street,
Chief of the Fire Department w.
l.. Stevenson ordered cut the Amer
lean Hose Company with it's big
ladders.
William BriRioh, fireman, dis.
daining the use of the ladders,
climbed TO the tep of the tree and
rescued the kitten, receiving the
thanks of the girl, while spectators
cheered. Il have a little girl Of
my own at home" declared the
chief. wiping away tears.
The Washington times., 1922-07-04
DOC SKATERS WINDOW
IN LEAP AFTER A CAT

YOUNGSTOWN. Ohio, July a.
II was late at night. A stray dog,
Gaming the streets, spied cat
sleeping in a window at Sam Mack.
shin's store, 81 West Federal
street.
Apparently oblivious Of the bar.
rier, the dog tried to get to the car.
The CANNES jump at the feline
resulted in a shattered window gia IS,
according to Mackshin's report to
the police.
The Washington times., 1922-07-04
EESet|et 3 T.!

n Shapter, have gone to Alton.
E, TO spend the summer.
-
Lieut. Col. e. Francis Riggs Is
ltertaining a house party over the
oliday at his country place on the
lggs road. in Maryland. Among
is guests are the counsellor OF the
vanish embassy, Senor de Car
lenas: the Secretary OF the Italian
.mbassy and Nine. Geisser Celesia.
the secretary of the Rumanian le-
cation and Nine. Nano. Mr.. and
Mrs. Eldridge Jordan, Mrs. Robert
NJ. Bohlen and Miss Alvina Bohlen.
Lieutenant Colonel Riggs will en-
tertain at a dance on July IL.
b
Leander Mccormick. .Goodhart, at
tache OF the British embassy. who
is spending the holidays in New
York. will return to Warrington
tomorrow.
Mrs. Medil Mccormick has left
her home. Rock View farm, at BY.
ron. Ill. and has taken house at
Lake Forest. Ill. for the summer.
-
Senator and Mrs Tasker l.. Oddie
will return tomorrow from New
York. where they have been spend
ing several days at the Ambassador
Hotel
Mrs. William F. Dennis enter
'ained guests at bridge yesterday
nfternoon in the charming garden
OF her house in X street. Tea was
served indoors. the company haV-
ng been driven in by the thunder
storm.
The Washington times., 1922-07-04
rts Club Announces
uIy Entertainments.

The Arts Club announces for its
'uesday evening entertainments
uuring July a series of 'nOctdn'
ules." at which original. unpub
shed works OF club members will
. read. AS today is public hell
ay, the noctambule for this week
III be held tomorrow evening.
DR.. and Mrs. Tom Williams will
e hosts for this weeks Thursday
inner. After dinner DR.. Williams
viii speak on The Fear Motive in
Literature"
Mr.. and Mrs. Gerson Jacobson. of
New York are guests of Mrs. Jacob
sons parents. Mr.. and Mrs. A. Levy,
j.
Mrs. Charles H. Mckee. of Pitts
Durgh, entertained nine at dinner
last night at the Willard in nOnor
0f former Senator and Mrs. Gore OF
Oklahoma.
Mrs. Henry F. Lippitt. who has
been at the Ritz z-Carlton Hotel, New
York, for few days, has returned
to her home near Providence. r. l.
b
Mrs T. w. Wrenn and her small
daughter, Sarah Horton. left Satur-
day for Alton, Va. to spend the
summer Captain Wrenn and his
mother, Mrs. William A. Wrenn, of
Norfolk, will join them the middle
Of July.
Mrs John Trenholm, member OF
the League OF American ZEN Women
from Hawaii. has arrived in Wash
ington. bringing messages to Wash
ington Pen Women from members of
the Honolulu branch. who are we'll
known here-Fannie Heaslip Lea
Agee, Mrs. George c. Thorpe, Mrs.
katherine Yates, and others. Mrs.
Warren is stopping at the Donald.
and is being entertained while here
by the national officers of the Pen.
Woman's League.
The home Of Mr.. and Mrs w. H.
McCray. All Second street south
east, was the scene OF very pretty
wedding on Saturday. when their
daughter. Miss Harriet Hortense
McCray was married to Joseph A.
Solari. son Of Mr.. and Mrs. Benja-
min Solari.
Immediately following the cere.
mony Mr.. Solari and his bride left
on a motor trip North.
The Washington times., 1922-07-04

Mrs. Ralston Holmes has gone to
Scarborough. Me-, to be away dur.
ing July and August. Commander
Holmes will be with her there until
the middle Of this month.
The Washington times., 1922-07-04
Dr, Louis I,ehr
Weds Baltimore Woman.

Announcement Ia MADE or ~tht
marriage of DR.. Louis Lehr, of
Washington, to Mrs. Flea nor Maude
Hiiien, daughter of the late DR.. and
Mrs. William A. Moale, Of Baltimore,
which took place on Saturday morn,
ing at 10 O'Clock at st. Tfnatius'
Catholic Church, Baltimore, where
the ceremony was performed by the
Rev. Father Thomas Dilehant.
The wedding was very quiet, with
no one present except the two i'm
mediate families. The bride was
given away by her uncle. John s.
Cuttings. and Robert @. Lehr was
the brothers best man. There was
20 reception, DIR. and Mrs. Lehr
leaving ut once for wedding jour.
ney. Their future home will be in
Washington, where they will be at
home after October !.
Mrs. Lehr, whose first husband
was the late T. O'Donnell Hilien, be
longs to one Of the Oldest families
in Maryland DR.. Lehr also belongs
to a prominent family. He is the
son Of Mrs. Robert Lehr and the
late Mr.. Lehr.
The Washington times., 1922-07-04

Mrs. Daisy Fitzhugh Ayres and
her sister and niece. Mrs. r. Fitz.
hugh shapter. and Miss Agnes Fitsr
The Washington times., 1922-07-04
Deep Reductions---Si1k Dresses
N0zv So and $3.50

Dress and goodlooking sports models of canton
de chine, satin-back crepe and georgee beaded and
color trimmed bright high shades and navy and black
Roshanara crepes Malinson's sports silks, rich
and other silks in long line dresses and other
The Washington times., 1922-07-04

Mrs Lily s. Lewis with party
OF ladies Is leaving on the Majectic.
White Star Line for Europe for the
summer. sailing on July 8.
The Washington times., 1922-07-04

Senator James +. watson mas
gone to BueHa Vista Springs to
spend the holidays and 10 at the
Buena Vista Springs Hotel.
Congressman and Mrs. Daniel X
Anthony are also at the Buena vista
Springs Hotel.
The Washington times., 1922-07-04

Mrs. Claude Mayo will 60 to Bar
Harbor. Me. To be with her aunt.
Mrs. Pendleton. through the sum-
mer months She will leave town
next week. and she and Mrs. Henry
Price Wright will make the trip to
Maine together
The Washington times., 1922-07-04

Mr.. and Mrs. william Frederick
Holsman, Of Washington, are IN,
guests over Independence Day OF
Mrs. Holsman's parents, Mr., and
Mrs. Robert Emett Hare, at Stony
hurst, their place at Strafford, Pa.
The Washington times., 1922-07-04

Rear Admiral and Mrs. II. II.
Rousseau. who sailed for Europe
some weeks ago and will remain
aboard until October. are at present
in Holland.
The Washington herald., 1922-04-03
FINANCIAL

FINANCIAL
We HAVE AVAILABLE FOR IMMEDIATE
disbursement frat trust money secured b.
n c. real estate: applications Euartnteed
immediate attention. See Mr. READ.
WA. X. HARTUNG.
iIos 18th St NV. Main 35s.
&fs
FIRST TRUST REAL ESTATE NOTES. -.
secured On modern residences In the DIS.
trict OF Columbia: denomins tons. 500 ard
upward LOUIS p. SHOEMAKER, 1901 y
Y. ave. NV, established 1873. hsin LEA
MONEY FOR zD TRUST LOANS on D. {.
property. G. D. LIKENs. ISt4 o Of. nv.
Main So5T. lln
The Washington herald., 1922-04-03
LEGAL NOTICES.
Y. H. srrrzrxs .ax orozsI p. llRsr
Attsrneys.


IN THE SUPREME COURT or TIE ms
trict Of Columbia. boidlns q Disttici
striction line On ths west side Of ifub ~
nv. from the south fins q lot ss3. s,I6frr
2od2, 30 tn south line of Girard street. Dis
trtct Corr 10. tsil NOTICE AND ORDER
or PUBLICATION. Notice "a hereby fltsa
Columbia, pursuant % the prorisious 81 fn
Act q Ccnfre<s approved June n. 1pC9.,
entitled 'An Act providing for the estSh,,
hshnent Of uniform buildins line 90 strrftt,
An the District Of Columbia. less man
ninety feet wide" a. amended by tbe Act
approved March .. 1911. entit'ed "Ahf het
makinr appropriation 20 provide for flIs
expenses II the Eovernm-nt of the Dhfrirt
June thirtieth. nineteen hundr~d aud .eIrh;
teen. ssd for other purposes." have. fled
a petition n this Court prnyiaE the con
demnatlon Of the land necessary fer tih
estnblishnent of a buildinf restriction- lins
on the west side Of i4fh street sorfti
2ee2. TO the south line 81 Girsrd street
In the District Of Columbin. as shown 90 =
plat or map filed win the said petiftons
a. part thereof. and praying also ,thsi
with the Law provided for IN such ease.
10 ASSESS the damages each ownar Of lend
10 be taken may sustain By reason of the
estabiixhnent Of said buildinG restrtcftsu
unf on the west elof OF lsth eueets nnT
which this proceeding has been institufed.
and the eondemnh tion Of the land nfces
sary for the purposes thereof. and 70 sss
sess a. BENEFITS resulting tberefrom the
entire amount Of said damages tnelneinE
the expenses of these prooeedinfs upen
any and all lots. parts of lots, pieces or
parcels Of land An the District % Colun-
bia. which may b. benefited BY the -
tabiishment Of said building line. ID the
pro?ortion that the said jury may SID
said lots, parts ~ lots. pieces Or parce.s
Of land will be benefited, a. provided fef
In and BY the aforesaid Acts ~ Confress
IL ia, by the Court. this 2lth day %
March. 1872, ORDERED that all persons
having any interest in these proceed lnE.
be. and they are hereby warned and con =
manded to appear in this Court o. O. ~
fore the 10th day Of April. 1872. ~ ~
O'Clock. q m. and rontinue In attendants
until the Court shall have made Its hnai
order ratifyinG and confirming the hwHrd
OF damages and the assessment of benefits ~
the jury 20 be empanelsd and fworn herein,
and "a 10 further ORDERED. that o copy sf
this notice and order b. Published twir~
q week for two successive weeks In tho
washinEtou Evening star. the wsshinftoH
Post and The Washington Herald. news
papers published In the said District eosB7
mencinE NJ least ten days beforr the Fsi4
10th day Of April. 1922. II 10 furtlrr
ORDERED. that a copy OF this notice ana
order BE- served By the United statr- Mar
shall or his deputies upon such of tise
owners ~ the fee Of ths land 60 h. rnn-
demBed herein a. may b. found hv "a"
said Marshal or his deputies within tho d.
IAN HITZ. CLERK. true copy Test: fSea e.
MORGAN II. BEACH. C'erk. By .. T..
CUNNINGHAM. Assistant CLERK.
MARI. ..9-APrs ype
The Washington herald., 1922-04-03
PROPOSALS.

~~-~~~-~~SS-~~-~>-~>-S"~>
OFFICE OF TIRE COMMISSIONERS. u. C.
Washington. March 81. 1872. Sealed 9rs-
posah will be received at Room 20. d.
trict building. until O'Clock D. m. Aprn
10. 1892, for Furnishing and delivering 20
mules. for use In City Refuse Division. F1r
specifications and information apply 30 Rna-a
$50. District Building. CTNO ", RT-
D0LPH. JAMES Y. OYSTER. CHARLES
KELLER. Commissioners. ID. c.
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