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The Denver Jewish news., 1924-12-04
The Bible Glass
BETH HA MEDROSH HAG-
ODOL SYNAGOG NOTES

The Twenty-seventh Anniversary of
the Beth Ha Medrosh Hagodol Syna
cog will be celebrated on Friday eve
ming, December 9th with Father and
Son Service. Mr.. Robert II. Kolinsky,
the son of the president Mr.. |. j.
Kolinsky, will represent the fathers of
the synagog and Mr.. Samuel M. Gold
berg, one of the leaders of the Syna-
cog Boy Scout troop and sponsor Of
the Bar Mitzvah Brotherhood, will
speak for the sons of the synagog
Cantor G. Kwartin, assisted by his
choir under the leadership of Mr..
Lippe Feingold, viii read the service.
Rabbi C. II. Kauvar will speak on
"The Vows of Youth"
A social half-hour will follow the
service. The public is invited.
Saturday morning, Rabbi Kauvar
will speak on the Golden Rule"
Mrs. Simon j. Heller will lead the
Post Graduate Class on Sunday morn
ing at 10 o'clock. DR.. C. II. Kauvar
will answer the question: "Why Do
We Pray in Hats"
The Colorado SynagOg
The growth Of Denver's leading
synagog has been phenomenal. In
1S97-Decembe 5-there met in our
city group of loyal Jews to organize
Denver's Orthodox Synagog, the Beth
Ha Medrosh Hagodol. From the day
that it was founded to our day-God
grant that the days of its future be
unnumbered-this Congregation re-
maincd loyal to Americas sacred insti-
tutions and to Israe's unchanging,
deathless ideals.
ings in one little room over store
in the lower business section of the
city, it soon moved to a temporary
abode untown; and then removed into
remodeled building, at oath and Cur
tbs streets. But, the synagog activi-
ties outgrew this modest structure and
the synagog's large, influential, and
growing membership moved into its
own home, the spacious palatal strtic-
ture, centrally located at 10th and Gay
lord street, in the heart Of the finest
residence section of Denver.
Its first president and founder was
Henry Plonsky of blessed memory. He
rallied round the synagog banner a
noble band of pioneers who dedicated
themselves to the hope that the re-
ligion of our fathers and mothers re-
main the Judaism of our children. And
this Il. NJ. H.. once lovingly designated
the "Plonsky Shulc." is now called, be.
cause of its influence turnout the state,
THE Colorado Synagog"
The Community Synagog
Not only are the members of the H.
NJ H. Congregation privileged TO wor-
ship in the finest synagog structure Of
the state. the best equipped building
west Of Chicago. but the Synagog tradi-
tiOnnl services, its schools, its teachers
training course, its clubs and its So
cictics touch life at every angle Juda-
ism is a religion of life.
To single out but a few of the synH-
cog organizations we name the Ladies'
Auxiliary, organized to beautify the
The Denver Jewish news., 1924-12-04
SUMMONS IN DIVORCE PROCEEDING
IN THE DISTRICT COURT
No. S7.372, Div. =.
STATE OF COLORADO }
)ss.

IN THE DISTRICT COURT
No. SI.372, Div. ..
STATE OF COLORADO }
)ss.
city aud County Of DcnverI
MOLLIE HENNINGEt, Plaintiff
vs.
GEORGE HENNfNGER, Defendant
SUNNI MONS:
THE PEOPLE OF THE STATE OF COLO
RADD. TO THE DEFENDANT ABOVE
NAMED, GREETING:
You are hereby required to appear in an
action brought against you by the above
named plaintiff. IN the District Court Of
the city and County Of Denver, State Of
Colorado, aud answer the complaint therein
within inirty days after the service hereof,
II you are served within this State; or with
in nifty days after the service hereof If
served personally outside tho state Of Colo
RADIO; or. II served by publication, within
sixty days frum the date Of the last publ
cation; or trial will he had the same as
though You We're present.
This Is an action brought to obtain n
decree Of divorce. on the grounds Of non
support and dcscrtiOu for a period Of more
than one year preceding the commencement
NJ the action herein. Ms Is more fully set
forth in the complaint attached hereto and
made "a part hereof, aud such other and
further relief ms may seem to the Court
inst and equitable from the compluint n
cnpv of which Is hcrrunto attached, and the
. evidence udduccd upon the trial.
witness my hand and seal Ht my Office,
This 18th day Of october, a. u, lD2l
MOSES rII LLlPS,
, J. II, BOUTCHER
Attorneys for Plaintiff.
The Denver Jewish news., 1924-12-04
BROTHERHOOD OF TEMPLE
EMANUEL

THE jew and the Club an an
onymous article appearing in the Oc-
tober number of the Atlantic Monthly
will furnish the basis for an interest
ing discussion at the next meeting of
the brotherhood to be held Mt Temple
Emanuel, on Monday night, December
18th. .H-.
Mr.. Joseph S. Jaffa. DIR. Robert
Levy. Mr.. Ernest Morris, and X.
ID. Hirsch VII each discuss the
subject from different angle. A large
attendance is expected.
The Denver Jewish news., 1924-12-04
SAFER TORAH DONATED TO EX
PATIENTS HOME

Mr.. A. Sampson national director of
the EN-PAtientS' Tubcrculur home of
Houston, Texas has donated Safer
Torah to the synagog Of the EX-Pa-
tents home. Stun llatovnh will he
held with appropriate ceremonies in
the auditorium at the home Sunday
afternoon, December II, 1924 at 2:3O
L. NJ.
The Denver Jewish news., 1924-12-04
ZERA ISRAEL SYNAGOG

Services are conducted daily. Morn
ing services at 61J n. IN. Evening
services at sunset. On Saturdays,
morning services are held at . n. IN,
and evening services at p. M.
The Denver Jewish news., 1924-12-04
THE B. NJ. II. SNNAGOG

The synagoss Twcnty-scventh Ami
versary celebrated this Friday night.
December 9Th will he marked with a
unique service. Grandparents who
have founded the synagog will hear
their children. the young fathers pledge
their loyalty to the synagog ideals and
see their grand children rcdcdicate
themselves to God and to Country.
The Denver Jewish news., 1924-12-04
LADIES' AUXILIARY OF OHEB
ZADEk

Ladies' Auxiliary of Oheb Zadek on
Monday afternoon, December Goth, the
Ladies' Auxiliary of the Ohcb Iadek
Congregation will give a ten and card
party in the tea room of the Denver.
A beautiful door prize an dtahlc prizes
will be given. Tel your friends and
reserve the above date.
The Denver Jewish news., 1924-12-04
KARL ARNSTEIN
ARRIVES IN U. S.
Jewish Telegraphlc Agency

New Yurk-Karl Arnstcin, builder of
the IRIS, arrived in New York on the
steamer George Washington. Mr.. Arm
stein left for Akron. Ohio, Immediately.
where lie will he in charge Of the con
struction of aeroplunrs for the Good
year Tire and Rubber Company.
The Denver Jewish news., 1924-12-04
Cheyenne News
by ALICE wHNsTEIN

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|
Mrs Harry Lozobunk and Mrs Max
Goldhnmcr are visiting In Denver with
their sister, Mrs. Morris Goldhamcr
who has Just given birth to baby
boy.
Miss Dora yetn of Cheyenne attended
the wedding Of Miss Mollle Shapiro
formerly OF Cheyenne.
Miss Rose Shapiro has Just returned
from Denver where she attended her
sisters wedding. while In Denver She
was the guest of her cousin, Miss Lille
| Cohen.
Miss Julia Shapiro arrived wednes.
day to spend the Thanksgiving vaca.
tlon with her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. \.
Shapiro. She Is freshman at the
University OF Colorado.
A Girls club was organized Sunday
evening with the following members,
Misses Elsie and Carrie Goldfarh. Dora
and Rae vetn. Sara Silverstcln. Rose
Shaffcr. Sara Davis, Rose Goldsten,
Ruth Schwartz aud Sophia Burgess.
After the business of the meeting was
transacted the rest of the evening was
diverted in playing bridge and dancing
The next meeting will he given by Rose
Goldstein and Ruth Schwartz.
Mr.. and Mrs Harry Altschulcr were
hosts nt charming dinner at their
home on Thanksgiving afternoon at six
o'clock. The table was centcrcd with
n crystal bowl OF fall fruits and covers
were arranged for. Mrs Eleanor
Adamsky, Misses Amelia Adamsky
Marie Parsons, Gertrude Altschuler
and the hosts.
Mr. Bernard Kline spent Thanksgiv-
Mr.. and Mrs. Louis Neta. Mr.. Kline
Is freshman at the University of Den
yer.
Mr. Sam Bodner spent Thanksgiving
vacation visiting with his parents, Mr.
and Mrs. Max Bodner. He is fresh.
man at the University of Colorado.
\ social gathering was held at the
home Of Misses Mary and Minnie Gold
stein Friday evening The chief diver
sions of the evening were dancing and
playing games. William Stein and
Mcrrie Goldberg entertained with a
ukelele solo. The guests were as fol-
lows: Misses Rose Shapiro, Mary
Marchick. Rose Goldstein, and the
hostesscs Mary and Minnie Goldstein.
Mcssrs. Jack Krulak. Morrie Goldberg
Sol Bernstein, win stein, and Dave
Goldsteln.
Mr.. Sol Stark of Denver is spending
the week end with his father Mr.. Sam
Stark.
Mrs. Alderman of Denver Is spend
ing week with her sister-in-law, Mrs.
ice Stark.
Miss Sara Silverstein spent the week
end visiting in Denver.
The Jewish Circle will meet Wed.
nesday afternoon at the home of Mrs
Ben Marchick. 1Tl2 House st.
The Denver Jewish news., 1924-12-04
OHEB ZADEK CONGREGA-
TION
SaiJlpatI, Services

Services on Friday evening begin at
I ~ and will be conducted by Mr.. II.
Wangcr. Harry VI. Kaufman is to oc-
cupy the pulpit.
Mr.. Kaufman's subject will be "Tho
Jewish Renaissance" Members and
their friends and the public at large
arc extended cordial invitation.
Saturday morning services begin at
o o'clock Last Friday evening fair
sized audience greeted Mr.. Edwin j.
wittelshorcr when he addressed the
Congregation His eloquent address
was very inspiring and appreciated by
all those nrcypnt
The Denver Jewish news., 1924-12-04
Hebrew School
Bible Glass Study
SHEARITH ISRAEL

sheriff. Israel, corner Tenth and
Lawrence streets, services are held
every morning at G:3O, Friday eve
ming ut sundOwn.
The Denver Jewish news., 1924-12-04
Chanukah Playlct

The Hebrew and Religious school
children are rchcursing Chanukah
play entitled "Thc MaCcahcan Cure
to be given on Sunday evening, De
ccmbcr 21st. the first evening Of Cha
uuknh in the assembly room Of the
synagog. The play is being coached
The Denver Jewish news., 1924-12-04

Mrs. Harry Lozobunk and Mrs Max
Goldhnmcr are visiting In Denver with
their sister, Mrs, Morris Goldhamcr,
who has just given birth TO baby
boy.
The Denver Jewish news., 1924-12-04

Miss Dora yetn OF Cheyenne attended
the wedding Of Miss Mollle Shapiro,
formerly OF Cheyenne.
The Denver Jewish news., 1924-12-04

When the gates Of prayer are clos
ed, the gates of repentance are yet
The Denver Jewish news., 1924-12-04
HERBERT ASQUITH
ARRIVES IN PALESTINE

(Jcwish Tecgraphc Agencyl
Observation-Disclosures Asuuith, former
british Prime Minister. arrived in
Jerusalem u~ the guest Of Sir Herbert
Samuel
The Denver Jewish news., 1924-12-04
BETH JOSEPH

Beth Joseph Synagog, 2ith and Cur
lis streets. daily services Gas Il. m,
md at sunset Friday evening.
Hebrew School
The Hebrew School of the Beth
Joseph is conducted by Mr.. lsraelltc
Every Saturday afternoon Rev. Lie
herman will instruct the members OF
the congregation in Mikrod
Bible Glass Study
a Bible Glass Study has been formed
to study modern Jewish subjects. All
young folks welcome.
The Denver Jewish news., 1924-12-04

- Blessed is the man who trusts In
God-Tulmud.
The Denver Jewish news., 1924-12-04

Miss Rose Shapiro has Just returned
from Denver where she attended her
sisters wedding. while In Denver She
was the guest of her cousin, Miss Lille
Cohen.
The Denver Jewish news., 1924-12-04
HOLY BROTHERHOOD
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Members of the Chebra Kadisha Of the
q. NJ. ii. Congregation wish to an
nOunce if anyone desires their services,
they call on Mr.. l.. WandeL Pres. Tele-
phones York 266l-J, and Main $40. tt.
The Denver Jewish news., 1924-12-04

Prayer without devotion is like n
body without hrcuth.-Talmud.
The Denver Jewish news., 1924-12-04

Miss Julia Shapiro arrived wednes
day to spend the Thanksgiving vaca
tion with her parents, Mr.. and Mrs \
Shapiro. She Is a freshman at th,
University of Colorado.
The Denver Jewish news., 1924-12-04

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The Denver Jewish news., 1924-12-04

city aud County of DcnverI
MOLLIE IIENNINGEH, Plaintiff
Askov American. [volume] (Askov, Pine County, Minn.) 1914-current, 1924-06-12

evidently Becone imbaed with
the ides chat the gay life IN Che
big critics wss more 90 her liking
and had deliberately left home
and was making her wsy city
ward the best way she could
Such cases seem 90 be dlsite
numerous over the whole state,
AZ SUCH IDEAS o. clty life s,e IN
stilled INTO their nArds BY novels.
pictures or che glowing accounts
~ companions who kape beeas IN
che city for q short time. There
ate cegtAniy an kinds o. coads-
tions IN Theses critics and q
course, eack deiaded mind conA-
IDENTIFY expects 60 eajoy only che
better conditions fhseead Of che
worst"
Askov American. [volume] (Askov, Pine County, Minn.) 1914-current, 1924-06-12

What ne need IL a regular
BUSINESS leadership % square men
and cooperation 81 The whole
'Seo,5le in a ciean BUSINESS admir-
iserafiob 70 poll Che government
Of CHS state and fhe satiof, out %
tlAe rue INTO which che pulling IN
opposite diFections 81 petty rival.
ries and factioaal Disputes is
bringing ehem
@Whst we need IL rfieH who VIII
be on che square : teil. YOU here
and now chat ii is roe sd1afe for
a nan who HAS been chsigras6 Of
che Ffoose appropriation commit
tee for A number 81 years, ~
which the expenditures ss6d Che
eazes q ehe state ksSe mounted
steadily antil they ksVe reached
enc toeaI ~ sa0,0o6.o0o. 10 tellI
YOU that he was hue one o. 1871
others and chat Ne could 30
aotkihV 90 eaSFly eh8t extfaVs-
3ahce.
= tefE YOU That a rAa49, IL Ne
was sfncefe IN Ms efforts 20 10
80 could 40 hSoge, ss chsffnsn ~
the tfoase appropriations com
mites 90 curb expenditure IN
th4s state and 10 keep down taxes
fha6 s6y other man IN Che stste,
the governor fhcfaded, c0sld DO
An this talk e. enc contrary Is
jhst a Bollticaq smoke screen.
"Wkat we need IN This state
is less politics and more BUSINESS
less smoke screen and R0re SIN
ceflty Of efforts. come before
enc voters ~ thls stste. not ss a
poIlticlsh, with any pcIlticsl re-
cord 10 live down. Bat As a btssis
ness man, with s6 experience IN
business lines and IN public serv-
Zee ende8vor.
= am The only candidate in this
campaign, who has hsd nerve
enough e. come right out shd say
tkst tke soeslled Farmer Labor
party Is nothing bit 4 politlesl
catch trap fof votes
Askov American. [volume] (Askov, Pine County, Minn.) 1914-current, 1924-06-12
etaet@N wasmfSe ~

As enc end ~ ere campaign
bcfote thS PRIMARIES heafs IL
seems IL Ne IlveAlhg dg a htfle
ana some o. the csAtidstes AZ
least sfe saying Just what they
mean and what has been with
kela FOR SONS sine.
Speaking bef6Te S6 Sadiehce
Al the Andrews Presbyterian
6lsdfch IN Mihhess6iis Monday
higAt we've f0ff candidates for
enc nomination on the RepaFSli.
can ticket Nh lNsck ana M.
Sckd9ahl were tRe first speakers.
Tk6y wefe followed Nv M CRtls-
Hanson who said thst tbS sebeF
ssrmtafe Of expenditures il
growing tco great foY The form
datio6 N shS nations wealth 70
herr Civilizations IN tine past.
Ne declared, have efaHbied from
tkeit sih4liSt burdens. Relies a
Cksidea6 talHs and a. Egypt ana
MhciSH Gfeece were eited Nv tke
sbeSkAf 10 illustrate mis- point.
Property sohfsesti66 8Rd 4
real menace of socialism A. a
fset and rot q theory was pie
tated Nv M. Chfistiahso6 rs the
I6pleSl consequences Of extfavs-
es6ee allowed 10 60 en- dReafbed.
fS8t As 4 mere member of the
Legislators I eosild No nothing 10
stem she tide" Nj Christensen
said. Z bsvs been bst one Nom
her ~ 1874 IN that body A. sksifs
i6sa ~ the Iiase appropriations
committee I hsve hsd the dieid
inc vote IN sSse ~ 4 tie only on
a COMMITTEES of tbifty-ohe mem
hers
The f6si speaker en- the pro
gram wss ire we'll known neigh.
bof, Curtis N Johnson, u Rash
civ, who did moi mihee his
words tSt spoke A. fellows.
= declare t6 ven, that Whist
b6Gtleishs msy say t6 the e6n-
,fsty notwithstanding this eeaa
tty Is not en- the road e. ruin
simil8t e. thst ~ sneieht slvlli-
zstl6ns sfd neither Is II hound
straight fof the shsos a. seeial
lem.
Askov American. [volume] (Askov, Pine County, Minn.) 1914-current, 1924-06-12
POTATO C0-OP, CALLS
WAREHOUSE MEETINGS
GcAfeyesee AZ CssftoT an gese
~ * Owe ~ EigAt
Newt Week.
FIss Is ~ Take over Fsrmey4
0wsed Hcnses. NJ. Hss4
headquarters States.

Esght wsFehotslA9 conferences
IN widely scattered sections Of
the stste viii be keEd next week
aAtleT auspices Of che MiRAesots
Potato Growers Exchanges, il was
announced today,
One VIII he held At Carlton on
Saturday, jane ~ TO which grow
ers generally snd especially per.
sons Interested in boSat0 ware
horses IN this vicinity hsvs been
invited.
Other meetings viii be held ss
follows:
Cto0kst6n. Monday, Jane fe.
F'sfgo. Tuesday, June ~.
Detroit. Wednesday, Jaae IS,
Alexa6dtis, Thursday, J8ne 49,
Little Pals, Ffldsy. jane 10.
Grand Rspids, Monday, JBne
~.
Behida, Tuesday, JaHe "a.
The meetings viii begin
promptly At 10 a. m, and viii con-
ti6ae sIl day
II viii be the purpose Of these
meetings TO explain. IN details The
plan of the Exchanges for taking
over shipping point Storage fs-
ELITES Personal letters have
been written 10 more than 1000
persons owning o. interested in
country warehouses and. accord
inc 10 tke 81. Paul 6fkee, accept
snees have been received from
f66fs than so per cent.
Present Al The meeting will be
representatives Of the Central
Exchanges, including Ralph W.
Barker Of Csffolton, Ky, one Of
the best known warehouse aa
tk6tlties in The United States.
Mr.. Barker is director Of the
Warehouse Department Of the
Askov American. [volume] (Askov, Pine County, Minn.) 1914-current, 1924-06-12
SUGAR FIRM slias sas mal
sfsne w Est Srasd Forfs wtM ss
sesSy TO Has6se rs15 Cross

pisHt ~ Esst Grsn6 Fs~,<s VIII 80
ses6y TO rss6;e f925 Cross
M5nneapolis-4 sossr fsctsry csss..
fag from $500. 600 90 s3oee. 900 WIN
bs safst az Ease Grand Forks M5aa.,.
and cosnplsosd ~ tssns for Gss 1895
srop
~ A. Douglas. prsssdsnt o. ne Mn.
sesoes Sugar Company add o. tls Red
River Sugar Company. which wfil basid
ne mill. sns0ancsd plans st tss con-
veHcsoa ~ me rsnsssd staoss Sugar
Manufacturers Associations at the
Lesmfngtcn hotel 40 80 scrs sfss
sss sesn pnrchsseds Residents %
East Grand Forks are providing $500,
900 81 ne secsssary capital
The announcement follows one by
A. r. Carlton prssf6eac ~ the folly
Sugar Company ~ Colorado Gias niSs
company vii Dasss q mn near Fargo.
" D. N time fcs the 1915 crop IL is.-
Formations ss 70 fetafsll Is fssorssls.
Askov American. [volume] (Askov, Pine County, Minn.) 1914-current, 1924-06-12

anal selection the Wrshoesing
Director also win be present At
the conferences.
The Exchanges has q Plan aAder
which il viii take over, on q
lease SUBJECT to-parcAase basis.
needed warehouse facilities. II
is especially desired thss ne9otl
stioas with fafmeFowAed orgaai-
zations be completed as quickly
as posslbie. IN addition 20 farm
crowned houses. administrative
offices are IN touch With the
owners Of many lire houses.
scores Of whSch have beer offer
led for lease or sale, on nominal
tsYaas.
The approaching series Of
meetings wiA take up only The
losdIng point storsgs phase Of
the warehouse program, At the
same time, negotiations ste be-
mig conducted 70 obtsia ansple
terminal space.
L lt is the purpose Of the FIX
cAan9S TO make use o. As nAach
Of the existing shipping storsec
facilities as possible. though ii
viii be IN position 10 Bold houses,
where satisfactory arrangements
can not be made.
Askov American. [volume] (Askov, Pine County, Minn.) 1914-current, 1924-06-12

.urley Tobaceo Growers Assoc.
cation. and is directly responss
ieIe for the success Of thae or
9snizatioms warehouse program.
Starting without a cent ia cash
or credsc and with Only she con-
tracts 81 its aaembers, che BaFley
sssociatioq has been aaels 20 take
over or build warehouses worth
more thar s7,0o0.0o0. These
warehouses are being paid for on
ehe amortization Plan. small de-
d,sctioas from Che tobacco as il.
passes through The houses being
raade to rAeet the obll9ations AS
they fan dsse.
The BnRley SssociasionfS
method Of financing is wsfe-
house program is identical TO
that whick viii be used by the
Potsto Growers. It was for this
reason that executive officers
Of che Exchange iapfted Mr.. Bar
ser to spend a fortnight IN Mla-
resotsy 50 they raay have che
benefit o. his varied experience
BY tke tfae che warehouse
meetings sFe held, che execatfve
board o. che state Exchanges win
have met and in all probability,
selected the director of their
wMehouse department n the
board finds il possible TO make q
Askov American. [volume] (Askov, Pine County, Minn.) 1914-current, 1924-06-12

Next Monday, Jshe 10, Is Pfi-
t0sfy election dsy. Polls open
from 9 4. M. titI o b. M Go and
vote. IL Is che daty N slI siti-
zehs. the purpose N the Pr
mary Is for The members Of esek
psfty 10 select the best sS6di-
dates for esck office and then IN
the fall comes the f6sl tllt be-
tween the pSfties.
Askov American. [volume] (Askov, Pine County, Minn.) 1914-current, 1924-06-12
L0N6IS6 f0E men ufE

Expecting 20 see bright lights.
enjoy Fsiety and happiness con
ti6aSlly m the larger cities many
yo8as folks from tke country
ksve been disappointed and sfteR
fooled when they wandered 20
the cities and had their III. The
Pine County Courier writes con
sef6ihs those adventures rs fol-
ltS&s,
10 YVES reported here last
week thst a voting girl hsd sud-
denly disappeared from her home
nesf Finisysen snd SONS feared
thst she bsd been kidnapped 81
stolen Search was instituted IN
The county and last SATURDAY
Sheriff lIswles accidentally dis
covered her rs she aliehted from
ear ~ hoek Creek. and she wss
returned 10 her home. She he'd
Askov American. [volume] (Askov, Pine County, Minn.) 1914-current, 1924-06-12
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Askov American. [volume] (Askov, Pine County, Minn.) 1914-current, 1924-06-12

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