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dened there and that the owner was
wanted in connection with the at
tempted hold-up and murder of
James Monagie, proprietor Of a store
in Medford. The staying occurred on
Saturday, November ~. There were
given a meagrs description Of the
man wanted. one Of the distinguish
ing marks being a wound on the left
wrist.
A search Of the records at the au-
tomoolle registration bureau here
gave Gleason as the owner of the
anandoned car, and the two State Of
Pennington they enlisted the aid Of
Sheriff w. Burton Small. who is
thoroughly familiar with that section
OF the state and the three men went
on to Rangeiey. The state officers
We're armed with a fugitive warrant.
Tney were not sure that Gleason
was ct his home there and In order
that he might not learn of the rea :
son Tor their visit should they go to
the house before he returned. DEPUTY
Sheriff Sidney Harding who fortu-
nately had in his possession a process
to be served upon another person re-
siding In the house was sent in alone,
He found Gleason In bed, although
1t was about three o'clock In the
afternoon, and talked with him.
Gleason admitted that he had re-
turned from Massachusetts, lon We'd
nesday night and thst he had ADAM
doned his automobile there. He pro-
fessed however to be unaware that
he was wanted by the Massachusetts,
authorities. He was turned over to
the two State Highway officials by
the Deputy Sheriff and an examina-
ton of his wrist showed that he was
suffering from several cuts which he
had had bandaged In Farmington on
Wednesday night.
When placed under arrest he was
told that the Massachusetts, ofilcials
would come to Maine after him, and
was given his choice Of being lodged
in the Franklin county Jail at Farm
tngton or In the Kennebec county
Jail at Augusta. He was told that it
would make II easier for him and for
the officers II he came to this city
as the train connections here are
much better, and he decided that he
would come to Augu "a. 1t was I'M
derstood that he will waive extradi-
ton proceedings.
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ADJUSTMENTS
Railroad Drama at johnson Opera
House Today

Railroad Drama at johnson Opera
House Today
Lovers Of railroad stories, and who
is not, will be thrilled to within an
inch Of their lives when THE Run
away Express" a Universal-Jewel,
comes to the johnson Opera House
today.
In this stirring tale, which was
adapted to the screen from Frank
Spearman's 1.-THE Nerve OF Foley"
Director Edward Sedgwick has cap
tured and immortalized on the
screen. all the romance and hero
ism Of the raiiroader.
In addition to realistic scenes.
showing the inside workings Of the
tasks of trainmen and the dispatch
ing of the great iron monsters on
their swift and irresistible journeys,
Curtis Benton. the scenarist, has in
terwoven q beautiful love story in
The Runaway Express" between
Joe Foley. the brawny, good-looking
engineer, played by Jack Daugher-
ty and Norah Kelly, the sweet. Irish
waitress, portrayed b. Blanche Me-
haffey.--Adv.
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Increasing Business
In Local Industries

A survey of general business and
| industrial conditions in Gardiner
and Randolph reveals a most pros
porous outlook for the winter
| months. The making of shoes and
| paper, GARDENERS two chief indus
tries, Isl expected to continue with
steadily increasing production from
now on. and both shoe factories and
the two mills have plenty of orders
in sight to keep them busy during
the coming year.
The r. P. Hazard factory, the
largest in Gardiner, is turning out
$50 dozen pairs of shoes a day while
the Belfast plant Of the same con-
| Germ is making $50 dozen day.
The Commonwealth factory has re-
Gently increased its production to
$50 dozen a day, and in short time
will be making 165 dozen a day. as
! much of the work formerly done In
the Whitman, Mass, factory has
been taken over by the local plant.
The new e. A. Wagner shoe fac
tory on Summer street is fast near
ing completion and before the adj
vent Of the New Year Mr.. Wagner
plans to be ready for manufacture.
The sales force has procured large
number of orders and this new IN
dustry should mean more work for
Gardiner people.
An industry which has come into
prominence within the past year is
the printing plant of the Hillside
Press which has had an almost phe-
nomenal growth. All of the work
of the Beck Hazard chain, the
Dunn Mccarthy stores, and other
nationally known shoe manufacture
ers and retailers is done at this
plant, as we'll as the work of other
| concerns of prominence. A number
of new machines have been installed
| and the work is being done on a
much larger scale than before. Mod
| largest printing plants are now in
operation there. and the operating
! force now numbers 16, and accord
| ing to George w. Smith, the owner
and manager, 1t will soon be in
! creased to 40 or more to meet the
| demands of increased business.
Both mills Of the Hollingsworth &
| Whitney Co. are in operation five
days a week, while at the S. D.
| Warren Co. a full crew Is employed
on full time.
! Increased business has come to the
| Alger Box Co. in Randolph through
change In the work there. A large
| new creasing machine has been in
| stalled, and instead of scoring the
| paper boxes made by this concern
| they will De creased. and shipped out
of Gardiner in carload lots to an
/ other factory where they will be
made up into boxes. The new ar
| rangement Is not expected to in
| crease the working force, but will
| mean more business for the Ran
dolph plant.
| With such excellent prospects In
| view, general business conditions In
the retail line should pick up and
general prosperity is anticipated for
this vicinity.
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Warren Dudley True

Warren Dudley True passed away
at his home in East Winthrop We'd
nesday noon after an illness of only
a few days.
He was born in Litchield. Feb. "a,
1888. the son of James and Melyina
(Pullen) True. He attended the
schools OF Litchfield, graduating from
Litchf1eld Academy and later from
the University of Maine where he
to!k the agricultural course.
Besides the widow and three
daughters, Phyllis. Marie Elizabeth,
and Jeanette, he Is survived by three
sisters, Mrs. Herbert Hamlin of Gar
diner, Mrs. Fred Hamlin OF South
Portland, and Mrs. Smith Emerson of
Monmouth; also one brother, Hiram
II. True of Litchfield.
Funeral services will be held Sat
urday at 10 A. NJ. from the church
at Winthrop.
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Mrs. Alice =. wing

Mrs Alice E. Wing died suddenly
Thursday evening at her home. 1877
Main avenue. Farmingdale. She was
born in Chelsea June 10. 1862, the
daughter of Sumner and Eliza tTyler)
Dorr.
She Is survived by her husband, Da-
vid A. Wing; one daughter, Mrs. Ezra
White Of Farminsdale; one son, Leon
Wing of Madawaska. and two broth
ers. Milford Dorr Of Randolph and
Wilson Dorr of Augusta.
She was member of the Highland
Avenue NJ. E. church. the Pythian Sis
ters, the Rebekahs, Golden Cross, the
Grange and the Relief Corps,
Funeral services will be held Sun
day at 8 P. NJ. from her late home.
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Hallowell Couple
Observed Silver
Wedding Thursday

Mr.. and Mrs. Daniel Farley OBJ
served their rs wedding anniversary
Tuesday, November 80. They were at
home to their friends that evening.
A pleasant social time was enjoyed.
Mr.. and Mrs. Farley received many
lovely gifts, among them cut glass,
linen and silver. Refreshments were
served by the hostess. The affair
was very enjoyable. The guests
departed at a late hour, wishing the
couple many more years Of welded
life.
Mr.. and Mrs. Farley were married
In Jonesport, November 80, 1901,
where they passed the early years
of their married life. Later they re-
moved to Bar Harbor where they
lived IS years: then came to Hal
lowell, which has since been their
home. Mrs. Farley was Miss Isabel
Dodge Of Linekin.
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awarded, April rs. Hao been
Balm personally submittas
cations on the Pearl Harbn. specif.
to hve Oil companies ana ~ project
tracing organizations. h. con
IN the same manner In which SSs +.
scented them to Pan AmerJcan pre-
sentatives. These specifcafionn, repre-
mated In the war plans divIson oflsl-
Navy Department and war; VI The
secret, the witness expla,nas Kept
vices from Assistant Seem ad.
sevelt, that national defenscy zoo
were involved. ''e plans
Balm established the don
regulations for receiy,ns ~ .ment
Harbor bids without cora,., rearI
with Fall. When an ,ronaoaisstloh
reached on royalty terms II ~ vas
HIS iease the matter was pre ss Ls
to Fan, who participated IN S ante
ssions which resulted in a cornr u.'cas-
schedule eventually accented ', -
Pan American lease Of Decernh,aa. tas
1922. einofe Il,
All bidders were given sno
tons before bids were invltas ssi,lea-
sain. He identified a teIegr. baln
to FAN at Three Rivers, n NJ .ent
Ii, 1922, In which the Pan Ann. ap'i
Company was described as" ~.
est and best bidder" among tb,t NV
the Pearl Harbor competition s
Recommendation favor,r
lance Of the American IA Yep
made by Balm. F'inney. and pa, Sef.
before the proposition was subr nJ..'s'
to Fall by telegraph April Il T., g
authority to make an award r ~
authorized Finney to award ~. lsA
tract to the Pan-A American co,,, .on'
IL the Navy Department conc .,psny
in the judgment Of the interjo ,.' y ~
pcrtm mt officials. u
In twenty minute cross sv.
ton. Owen ]. Roberts. Of gap.ua
ment counsel drew from RI IN
statement that Fail had REMARKED !.
October Is. 1921, forty DIS 40 y
the Navy had submitted spac ogiols
tons on Pearl Harbor TO fba in.e"sa'
department that he. Fall e~r ,,.,.9,
the Pan american Company wip5 !.
bidder for the naval oil with rt,o 4
the Hawaiian plant, was to be e. +,
! anced. Aa'
/ Plans for a night session wa.
/ abandoned at the last minute ~
! most every one seemed agreed =.
strain was too great. '4'
(
/ YOU ALWAYS get a so,,.rs a.,
fha classified ano,;n. ~fN'NiS ut6l II
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Card Of Thanks

We wish to express to friends and
reighbors our sincere thanks and ap-
probation for the beautiful floral
tributes and expressions of sympathy
during the Illness and death Of our
loved one.
MRS. EVA DOW,
Mr.. and MRS. FRANK SULLIVAN,
MISS EDNA e. DOW,
Mr. and MRS. GILBERT CARY,
Mr.. and MRS. RAYMOND MORANG,
ALBERT and GERALD ALLEN.
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AUCTION SALE


known
TUESDAY,
Of
dining
couch rocking
chair Kitchen table kitchen chairs mattresses bed
If next fair
A. q
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Double Shower for
Gardiner NeWlyWeds

A double tin shower was rendered
to abe newly weds, Mr.. and Mrs.
Linwood Iadner and Mr.. and Mrs.
George Moreshead, at the home Of
Mr.. and Mrs. H. Purdy, Central
street. The newlyweds were the
recipients Of many useful gifts.
Refreshments of sailed nuts, CO.
Goa, sandwiches and cake were serv-
ed by the hostesses, Mrs. H., Purdy.
Mrs. Edmund Ladner, Mrs. Lloyd
Hersom, Miss A. Ladner, Mrs.
Brooks. Edna and Goldie Brooks
Guests from Boston, Waterville,
Hallowell and Gardiner were pres
cnt.
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Police Investigating
Break at Estate
Of r. p. Hazard

The local police are investigating
break which occurred about Hos
o'clock Tuesday evening at the pail
atial log cabin on the grounds of the
R. p. Hazard estate. Evidently
someone was forcing an entrance
into the place when the lighting sys-
tenn was flashed on by Mr., Hazard,
and this frightened the wvuldbe
thieves who left hurriedly, throwing
the broken screen to one Of the win
dows into the ground with such
force that one corner was firmly
embedded into the earth.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1926-12-03

At special meeting Of the City
Council held on November 29th at 7.30
o'clock P. NJ. 1t was voted to widen
the southerly end of Winter Street by
extending the present east line of Win
ter street ten feet easterly where 1t
adjoins Water Street, and running
from said point to a point five feet
east of the present east line of Winter
Street where it adjoins Cobbosseecon-
tee Stream: said widening would me-
cessitate taking certain amount OF
land belonging to Max l.. Goldberg,
and it was voted to allow Mr.. Goldberg
five hundred dollars for his land so
taken. Final action on the acceptance
of said widening of Winter Street and
the allowance of said amount to MIR.
Goldberg will be taken at a special
meeting of the Council to be held on
December 13, 1926.
MARTHA NJ. MOORE,
dec34 City Clerk.
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Durns-Oolaa

A quiet but impressive ceremony oc-
CURED recently when Alice Dolan of
Gardiner and Arthur ]. BurnS OF Au-
gusta were united In marriage at St.
Josephs Catholic church by the pastor,
Rev. FIR. P. H. Reardon, who used the
double ring service. The attendants
were Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas Murphy of
Augusta.
The bride is employed in the Com
monwealth factory in Gardiner, and
the groom by the Androscoggin & Ken
nebec Street Railway Co. They will
make their home on sewell street IN
Augusta.
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Judge Cook Speaks
At D. A. r. Meeting

Samuel Grant Chapter. D. A. R.,
met Wednesday afternoon at the
home of Mrs. K. w. Ellis on Dresden
avenue, the assisting hostess being
Mrs. James F. Lawrence. The roll
call was answered to by Christmas
quotations. The regent then called
upon Judge Harold e. Cook who
spoke to the members In his usual
pleasing manner.
Judge Cook dwelt for a moment
upon the privilege of being descend
ed from ancestry whose deeds are SO
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Plaigted.@eorgo

Erman l.. Plaisted of Augusta and
Miss Imogene George of Hallowell
were united in marriage by Rev. Rich
ard Fl. Moyle at the Methodist par
sonage on Monday, Nov. 9, the double
ring service being used. The young
couple were accompanied by the moth
err of the bride and stepmother of the
groom
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neritious. and example so worthy Of
imitation. Most Of his time, how
ever, was passed on the pointing out
of present day needs and urging all
to be prompt in duty and alert
against so many vital evils.
The president generals message
was read by Mrs. w. N. Price. After
adjournment refreshments were
served by the hostesses.
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Gardiner Bowlers
Win First Match

The first out Of town bowling
match of the winter season was held
at the Gardiner alleys Wednesday
night when the locals rolled the
strong Calumet club team of Angus
ia. Gardiner won by a margin OF
nine points. Goggin of the local team
was high man with a total of 299.
while A. Croteau of the visitors hit
the century mark with two strings
to total 314. Summary:
CApDTNEP
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Although Thursday was not the
coolest day of the fall season, it
seemed that to the MA jority of the
people who were out OF doors dur
ing the day. The cold wind that blew
all day made 1t even more like win
ter added to the light fall OF snow
upon the ground. The temperature
continued to drop late in the after
noon and evening with prospects for
even colder weather In view
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1926-12-03
LOCAL NOTICE

Final Clearance Sale Of Millinery.
200 Hats to be closed out regardless
OF cost, s1.00 to $500 each, nothing
over. Gregoire Pellegrini, 1863 Water
st, Augusta. dec3dZt
Food sale at Herrins Laundry,
Saturday. beginning at II A. NJ, by
the Ladies Aid of the Free Baptist
Church. decod2t
Home made Candy, 75c lb. Orders
taken for the Holiday. Mrs. Ethel
Dick, AZ Church st. Tel. 425- M.
dec3-6-S
Kings Daughters Christmas Sale
Saturday, Dec 4, at E. NJ. Dolloff's
Shoe Store Fancy articles, aprons.
etc, very nice for gifts Home cooked
food. Dec2d3t
Tt ladies of the George A. -owia
Relief Corps will hold a rummage
sale at the store Of L. c. Blaisdell,
ia Water street, Dec. 8.
Dec1d3t
Marcel Waving 25 and IS cents. id
liza Peacock, 1o1 Highland Ave. Tel.
ese-w, dec1eod6t
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About 40 friends of Mr.. and Mrs.
Dan Rogers gathered at their home
at Sc Lincoln avenue Wednesday
evening for q surprise party. Mrs.
Rogers was presented with a hand
some electric floor lamp from her
guests. Delicious refreshments were
served and an enjoyable evening
passed.
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A stubborn chimney fire at the
home of A. e. Andrews on West
street bothered the FIRE department
for over an hour early Thursday
afternoon. One large tank and two
small chemicals were needed to
take care Of the dangerous blaze
which threatened the house.
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= Tho Girls Friendly Society OF st.
Matthews church held a very pleasant
social. preceded by an oyster stew
supper. Wednesday evening in the
church lecture room. The occasion
was very enjoyable.
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Plans are under way for the skating
rink at the Vaughan Field and are &C
lively progressing. Lumber for this
purpose has already been hauled to the
field.
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One Of the pleasing events which
10 look forward to each week are
those enjoyable dancing parties at
FarminKdale town hall every Fri
day night. Peacock's regular Or
ehestra 10 surely making 4 hit
ADV.
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GARDINER LOCAL NEWS
QFTTCE: II Min Ayenue 1alephene 17.W
/ o4es nssrs n =. - . ?. a-esesf1ay 4 - - = =.

Mrs. Chester Albee. who has been
visiting friends In Gardiner. left on
wednesday for Belfast where her
husband 10 employed.
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Mrs. Morris stephens Of Worces-
ter, Mass, is the guest of Hallowell
friends for a few days.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1926-12-03

Examinations for the second six
weeks period at Hallowell High school
will be given Monday and Tuesday OF
next week.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1926-12-03

Special meeting of the Altar Society
OF the Church of the Sacred Heart this
evening at 100 at the Community
Parish House.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1926-12-03

There will be q meeting Of the
committees on the st. Johns Day
program at Masonic hall this eve
ming.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1926-12-03

Mrs. Marian Beane OF Windsor
street, Randolph. was the guest this
week of Mrs. Mildred Hutchins of
Vernon street, Auburn.
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Milton Wingate has returned to
Corinna after visit with Hallowell
friends
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Walker and Cook in Depot Square
have the agency for Atwater Kent
radio sets, and advise you to give
in your order now for Christmas de-
livery. This Is the radio for Christ
mas giving.--Adv.
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Mrs. Palmer Kinds and child left
Thursday for Portland to Join Mr..
Kinds. who II employed there. The
family will make their future home
in that eitv
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Reginald Trask is confined to his
home by an injury to his knee which
will keep him housed for some time.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1926-12-03

Miss Elaine Radcliffe Is out again
after being confined to her home by
illness for q few days.
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Harry Grady was the guest Of Mrs.
Harriet Trask in Liberty short time
ago.
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The LAdiee Aid Of the Free Bap-
fist church win hold 4 food sale at
Herrin's Laundry. Saturday Of this
week commencing at IL A. nj.
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The e. e. Pomerleau Co. announce
a timely sale Of the famous Goodrich
Zippers for men. women and chill
dren. They will pay parcel post on
all mail orders for overshoes.--Adv.
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Miss Eva Cross of Dorchester was
in town yesterday on her way to
Bangor.
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Mrs. Eva Blair has returned to
WHITEHEAD after visiting Mr. and Mrs.
Luke Leighton.
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LOCAL NOTICE

Mr.. j. J. Mccarthy, representing
the Ford Studio of Augusta, will be
at the Halloweli Pharmacy Co., 1Ol
Water St., Friday, Dec. 3, from II
A. NJ. to p, NJ, with a special
Christmas offer of s photographs,
with one large one 7x9, for $3.50.
Come In and see samples. dec2-3
GOLD MEDAL AND PILLSBURY
FLOUR, for Friday and Saturday.
$i.1s per bag: Cash Market. 100
Water Street dec3-4
Final clearan,e sale of millinery
200 hats to be closed out regardless
Of cost s1.00 to $500 each. Nothing
over. Gregoire- Pellegrini, 1863 Water
ST., Augusta 4 dec3d4t
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Willard Lapham of Oxford has en-
tered the Tibbetts Pharmacv for six
monts as apprentice. He is staying
with Mrs. w. Frank Pierce.
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Mr.. and Mrs. Claude Townsend were
guests of F. o. Hamlin in Sidney not
long ago.
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The date OF the annual Methodist
Christmas sale Is Thursday, Dec. 8.
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Hallowen Local News

Chautauqua begins at three this
afternoon an dat eight this evening.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1926-12-03

Clinton 8. Wakefield Of Melrose.
Mass, IL the guest of friends in Hal
lowell for q few days.
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Miss Catherine Fish. student
nurse at the Central Maine General
Hospital, was the guest of her faith
er, ]. Herbert Fish, yesterday.
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The grounds Of the Halloweli Gem
stery are being put in fine shape for
winter.
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Tomorrow night Ward One Com
munity Club will hold whist party.
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YOU ALWAYS get a square de-, 1.
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