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New Britain herald., 1927-12-23
POLICE SEEK WITNESS
 10 STREET SHAVING
New Yorker Said to Have Seen NorWalk Man
 Hacked to Death

NorWalll. Dee. 23 PN-Iuquiry into the death of Lawrence Russell, stab bed and hacked to death in fight on the street Sunday morning, Cor onrr J. l. Phclau today heard local police say they were trying 10 locate one Robert Williams. negro, who disappeared after the fight and is now supposed to be in New York. He is the only known witness of the start Of the affair.
 Russell was an oyster opener. 8 years of age. His wife was serious ly hacked but IS thought to be re- covering.
 DetccUVe Sergeant Martin Leng- vel read l statement taken from Nathan and Daniel Dardcn, and AL cxandcr Banks. who are held on q homicide charge. in which both Dar- dens blamed Russell as the instigator of the fight and Banks denied that he took any part in it because he arrived when 1t was over.
 All are negroes. Saw Husband struck
 Mrs. Russeil'S statement also was offered and in this she claimed Nat Dardcn struck her husband with q hatchct.
 Mrs. Rcbecca Robinson testified that she was in her window in the hous2 opposite the place of the fight and saw Nat Darden and Russell in d struggle over something which was in their hands and she also saw q man whom she could not identify, run up and strike Russell with a knife.
 In a verbal statement to the po- lice Daniel Darden said he struck at Russell with knife in selt-de- fcnse ana Nat had q hatchct in his hand.
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per cent.
Douglas daily dispatch., 1927-10-04


physician the world He spent his life in the
O lives than
except Louis Paseur who discovered that
controlled
Major yellow
there complete their
building canal He later extended his work
world of the world how to get rid OF
carried from to man by mosquitoes he
typhoid fever and o
diseases that plague the human race
United States during the
insisted comprehensive physical
for every The result was that many
fit their country were rejected 0
them had nhvcal defects they nothing Thus Major
periodical health
persons their health closely and check diseases IN Vne
ncpency
unmey benefactor of humanity should
But his unseih work. as near as II can e
initiated is being Memorial Institute OF Iol
preventive Medicine endowed in his memory
by prominent throughout the country
The program includes appeal to the pubic
proong fe make heae ole
enjoyable; check diseases before ~ e
STAGE 25OoOOO youths and adults in the United
physically below the 1ouoauon 1or
periodical health examination
should be the custodian OF health; prevent
nation of $1OOOOOO OF its annual loss
illness 42OOOO
employees through reduced earning
annually eradicate tropical diseases open up
enormously the Wos aSeS
eradicate pfeous aaa alone exacs
professions the real health autho
preventabe disease to which purpose the
life Gorgas consecrated
This is indeed brothers in the profess
appeciatve aymen to endow living
memorial pepeuate the work he had been doing
Douglas daily dispatch., 1927-10-04
Crime Versus jurisprudence

the past two weeks clmaxed
Saturday
getaway again
weakness either economic jurisprudence
depression
ordinarily S periods Of
prosperity, such the country present,
Angeles in plain than bank
@At
in robbery
following
would be matter Evidently them
indicating
Regardless conditions,
quick punishment
will other thing
criminal making they undoubtedly original
punishment
is apprehended, prediction
statistics error
pointing
in the of country.
indicab
felony
discharges
Canada indicab
convicted,
concerning
early approximate Of
from violence
this promptly punished guilty after
a impartial trial
suffering hod-ps following
Ferguson payment
the guilt of the the
influence heedty the psychic
Criminal protection
to the cure of
society
criminal If he criminal and
should ncarcerad when should be
attempted.
Courts by society protect
metaphysical field
Douglas daily dispatch., 1927-10-04
Douglas on Air Map

that
Ell Douglas and that
three Wright "whrlwind
get her
by providing terminal along the border
parable
additional ships building
undoubtedly
o
formation chapter National Aeonautica
promoting
the time it remembered that without the
the aeronauical will
geographical
community evidence that the
entering
There completed
is
Among
development colonization
of the valley.
the Sulphur
in
irrigation the little
advertising colonization.
Douglas daily dispatch., 1927-10-04
.AM. FEDERATION
OF LABOR MEETS
in Los ANGELES

LOS ANGELES, Oct. 8 lP)-Cham-
pions of labor throughout the world
accepted California's hand OF greeting
and received the assurance that the
American Federation of labor was Gin
The cause of humanity" as the 47th
and probably most important con-
vention of the federation got under
way here today.
That the court injunction as used
against labor would be one of the
principal topics discussed was made
certain by the keynote address Of
President William Cfeen. The fed
Grafton executive said labor did not
presume to be above the law but would
insist that it was not below the law.
Measures of relief from the Injunction.
he said, would be recommended to con-
gress at its next session.
The Boulder canyon dam project
for development of the colorado river
was placed before the delegates, num-
bering 378 and representing every state
IN the union, Canada, Mexico and sew
eral European countries, by Governor
G. G. Young of California in the prin-
cipal address of welcome. The state
executive declared that labor might
be seriously affected if the growth of
southern California were interrupted
through lack Of water The proposed
development of the interstate river. he
said, would meet the issue, and asked
his auditors to tell their constituents
about the need for passage of pending
legislation for the rivers development.
President Green said the federation
still was fighting for better wages,
better hours and better conditions of
employment. "The federation always
will continue to advocate higher wages
and exercise its economic power to OBJ
tain them" he said.
He said the convention, which was
on the threshold of important sessions,
would have before it many political
and economic problems.
Other welcoming speeches., which oc-
cupied nearly all of the morning ses-
sion, were made by Lieut.. Governor
Buron Fits, both for the state and
the American legion whose commander
is attending the legion convention in
Paris; w. G.. Bonelli, acting mayor of
Los Angeles; DR.. E. P. Rhyland, presi-
dent of the Los Angeles church fed
Grafton; John F. Dalton, president of
the California Federation Of Labor;
A. w. Hoch, president of the Los An
geles Central Labor council and others.
At the conclusion of these addresses,
President Green was presented with
the gayel by the secretary of the local
labor council.
The credentials committee reported
that credentials for 378 delegates had
been examined and these were seated
by unanimous vote. The delegates
represented 81 international and ma
tional unions; departments, % state
branches; 65 central bodies; IA local
trade and labor unions and fraternal
delegates.
The convention adjourned for the
day after brief afternoon session de-
voted to the routine of perfecting Or
ganization.
Dozens of resolutions were started
on their way to the floor through
various committees.
Secretary of Labor James j. Davis
and United States Senator Hiram
Johnson will address the convention
tomorrow.
Douglas daily dispatch., 1927-10-04
EXPORT DUTIES
ON CATTLE CUT
BY mex. ORDERS

Cattle shipments again moved from
Mexico across the border yesterday
when customs authorities at Aqua
Prieta and other cities received an
order reducing the prohibitive ex-
port duty of 25 pesos the head which
had prevailed since August q block
ing all shipments across the bor-
der.
The new tariff rates, which double,
and in some instances triple the old
rate of one peso the head (50c) which
prevailed before Aug. II, seemed to
satisfy the Mexican shippers mas
much as several hundred head of
cattle were exported yesterday
through the port of Aqua Prieta 1t
was reported that several thousand
head we're moved through Nogales.
The decree received yesterday, issu-
ed by the customs department at
Mexico City provides a duty of two
pesos the head on steers three years
old or under and three pesos the
head on steers over three years old,
the rates to prevail until May, 1928,
when each will automatically increase
one peso.
When the 25-peso duty was inau-
gurated Aug 81 cattle exports all
along the Mexican border were stop
ped and storm of protest arose.
Representatives from every Mexican
border city, including Aqua PrieSa,
journeyed to the capital and laid
their complaint before President
Gales and the Mexican congress.
A few weeks ago the protest re-
suited in the passage of new tar
iff act by congress, which was sub
sequently approved by the president.
The formal decree reducing the duty
had been expected daily for the past
ten days.
Douglas daily dispatch., 1927-10-04
THIS CAPITALIsT1C DICTATORSHIP
(Tucson Starr

the of Brother
that under the nas
political the United States is ruled by most concentrated
dictatorship"
themselves
had
framed what back
ward constitution.
the soviet not need
press simply not allowed to
havep printing
Douglas daily dispatch., 1927-10-04
ABE MARTIN

No apartment wuz ever too little
t. hold all tn harmony ther is in tn
average family. 1 can't see that
women have won anything in tn way
o. rights fer they still have t. be
unusually attractive t. git anywhere.
Douglas daily dispatch., 1927-10-04

ST. JOHN, New Brunswick.-Tour-
ist travel via automobile into New
Brunswick has shown an enormous
increase during the past year. More
than $1,000 cars had entered the
province up to July 31st compared
with $4,000 for the corresponding pc
riod in 1926.
Douglas daily dispatch., 1927-10-04
More Truth Than Poetry
BY JAMES J. MONTAGUE
NOT MUCH TO WORRY ABOUT

Where is little Dollie
Who plunged in dark despair
Her poor old dad the day she had
The barber bob her hair?
She married very happily
A year ago last fall
The devil didn't get her after all.
Where is little Mollie
Whose mothers heart she ibroke,
The awful day she hid away
And took a quiet smoke?
She makes very decent chap
A very loving wife
For smoking didn't seem to wreck her
life.
Where is little Polly
Whose knee revealing dress
Some years ago was said to go
Along with wickedness?
She's had home and husband for
A half dozen years.
She never justified her parents fears.
And what of modern maidens
Whom dour reformers think,
And grirnly say are poised today
Upon distinctions brink?
The devil doesn't stand much chance
With all his Wiles to get
These open-eyed young women in his
net.
Douglas daily dispatch., 1927-10-04
BACK ON THE JOB
(Coconino SUM

Major Kelly state historian
regained much his od-tme
loveabe
politically that
making
history
Douglas daily dispatch., 1927-10-04

INDISPENSABLE INGREDIENT
That England has not established
her own Hollywood is probably due
to the fact that eucalyptus trees do
not flourish in her climate.
j Copyright, 1927, Bell Syndicate, Inco
Douglas daily dispatch., 1927-10-04

! HALIFAX, Nova Scotia.-Two new
scallop beds have been discovered off
the coast of Nova Scotia, near Digby.
1t is stated that they are the largest
yet discovered in the waters off the
coast of this province.
Douglas daily dispatch., 1927-10-04
SIXTEEN YEARSAGO


Mrs. Earl Reed has entered the
hospital in Bisbee for treatment,
being accompanied to the hill city
by her husband and mother, Mrs.
Jacob Scheerer.
Walter Neel of McNeal, suffered
a broken arm yesterday when he
was thrown from a horse, and
was brought to Douglas to ply
sician
j. H. Curlee and E. w. Payton,
employees Of the E. P. & S. w,
have gone to Hog canyon on a
hunt for big game, expecting to
be gone 10 days.
Mrs. w. E. Jones and Mrs.
M. M. Jones have gone to the
Huachuca mountains to visit
friends who live on a ranch.
G. G. Barclay arrived in Doug
las yesterday from vacation
which he spent in Quebec with
relatives.
Douglas daily dispatch., 1927-10-04

Respect for traffic signals has
grown in the last few years, but
some men still insist on driving ac-
cording to their own lights.
Douglas daily dispatch., 1927-10-04

You can feel sure that winter IS
at hand. The girls are trying to
outstrip one another in the matter
of clothes.
Douglas daily dispatch., 1927-10-04

Most of the geese fly nortn these
days, but few remain behind to
make weather predictions.
Douglas daily dispatch., 1927-10-04

Cheer up! Perhaps the population
really isn't so dense as it appears.
Douglas daily dispatch., 1927-10-04

Married men are more inventive
than single men, professor tells
us. To be sure, of necessity.
Douglas daily dispatch., 1927-10-04
BAIER8

KILLS SON FOR NO REASON,
says newspaper headline And so
many fathers having such good
cause!
Douglas daily dispatch., 1927-10-04
who Cares, Anyhow
lust Water To Him

Manager: Vot? You come into
zees famous restaurant, drink re
glass Of water, an zen walk calmly
out
Scot: Hoot, mon! Did We expect
me to stagger cot?
Douglas daily dispatch., 1927-10-04
QUALIFIED

Mr. Hughes deserves a nomination
on the ground that he was runner-up
in 1916.
Douglas daily dispatch., 1927-10-04
OVERSIGHT

OVERSIGHT
The Literary Digest has an article
entitled, "How We Drown" but it,
utterly fails to mention rocking the
boat.
Douglas daily dispatch., 1927-10-04

Dispatch Telephones-s1 and 80.
Douglas daily dispatch., 1927-10-04
The Skeptic

Jack Perrin, western actor, took
his father to the Friday night fights
at the Hollywood legion. "Now dad"
he said, his eyes lighting up with
the prospect of battles, you'll see
more excitement for your two dollars
than you ever did in your life before"
"I don't know about that" grunted
Perrin, Senior, doubtfully. That's all
it cost me for my marriage license"
Douglas daily dispatch., 1927-10-04
Plucked From the Plains

There was an old miss of Peru
Who dreamed she was eating ner shoe,
She awoke in the night
In a terrible fright,
And found it was perfectly true.
Director: Come on, you two! Make
that love hot-it's your biggest scene.
She: during passionate embrace)
bought new town car today.
Why don't you try out the Rolls
Royce?
He: drawing her closer Not me,
I'm putting my dough in real estate.
(They kiss.l
Father kangaroo: Where's the baby?
Mother kangaroo (feeling in pock-
eD I must have left him in my
ether clothes.
Proud mother: DO YOU know, only
Yesterday baby threw all her clothes
cut of the nursery Window
English uncle: BY iove! Rather a
stroke of luck she wasn't wearing
them at the time, what?
III OAlOl @lOW w you CCA Il4OoC JWll4
sisters apart?
Fred: Why, that's easy. When you
kiss one of them she always threat
ems to tell ma and the other one
7ay's she'll tell father.
Who Cares, Anyhow
Buddy was up before the disability
board. The pompous alienist was
asking him long string of questions
to determine his mental condition and
Buddy was rapidly getting disguested.
Quick" shouted the celebrated doc,
tell me this; How many legs has
lobster?"
Buddy was rapidly getting disgusted
before replying.
For the luvva Mike" he said, ''is
that all you got to worry aboutP"
Douglas daily dispatch., 1927-10-04
With Other Editors
HoNoR1NG A GREAT MEMORY


anniversary the birth Major
Douglas daily dispatch., 1927-10-04
WatchfuI Waiting

The lecturer warmed to mis- task
"The consequences of drunkenness are
terrible. If had my way would
throw every cask Of beer, every bottle
Of wine, every keg of brandy into
the middle of the. sea-
Voice from the audience: Bravo
bravo.
lecturer very pleased You are
also confirmed teetotaller. my
friend?
Voice from the audience: No, I'm
a deep sea diver.
Douglas daily dispatch., 1927-10-04

Painted Pussy
An American visitor in a Chinese
home in Canton was much taken
with cat ad said to her hostess:
with cat and said to her hostess:
thick fur like our coons, but it IS
very strangely marked"
"Ah, most desirable gresti" replied
the hostess, "my esteemed master and
husband is writing a book and he
never looks to see where he is wiping
his brush"
Douglas daily dispatch., 1927-10-04
Such Is Farne


An Angeleno was commenting on
the many exaggerated and damaging
reports that eastern papers print
regarding southern California. 1t
gives people very wrong impression
concerning doings out here, but some
times wonder if we do not get the
same erroneous impression regarding
eastern cities.
"'At fruit growers dinner re-
Gently they had as, a guest big
canner from the east. his neighbor,
to start conversation, asked: Where
do you come from?
F'Chicago,' was the reply.
'Chicago!' exclaimed the local man.
Let's see your bullet wounds"
Douglas daily dispatch., 1927-10-04

Classified
Tommy Hodge, who mad been en-
ployed by the grocer Hicks, had not
proved a conspicuous success, and
when old, Hodge came along one day
to ask what progress the lad had
made the grocer looked dubious.
well" he said, "I don't want to
discourage you or your son either.
He don't do nothing wrong-or moth
ing at all if he can help it. But
7 will say that, in my opinion, if
your son had another hand he would
want another pocket to put IL in!"
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1927-02-24
A REFORMATUS EGYLET
VASARNAPI GYttLESE

A Reformatus Egyhazi Egylet
februar 27.-en, vasarnap delutan
ket oral kezdettel tartja meg gyii
leset reformatus templom alat-
ii teremben.
Tekintettel vasarnapi gyiiles
fontos targysorozatara, tagok
keretnek, hogy lehet6leg teljes
szamban legyenek jelen. A hatra-
lekosok a gyiiles alkalmaval rem
dezzek tartozasaikat.
Az alapszabalyok ertelmeben
fiiggesztve van Geese Janos. Ker-
jiik 6t, hogy vasarnapi gyiiles-
re j3jj0n el szemelyesen iigye el-
rendezese celjab6l.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1927-02-24
Szombaton este
''Iskola" bal
A campbelli katholikus iskola Gel
jait szolgalja a szombati fenyes
tancmulats&g-Rig6 J6ska teljes
zenekara muzsikal.

1Ielkes, aldozatkfsz magyar EN-
berek, akik sziviikon viselik a 10
v6 nemzedek sorsar, mar hosszll
lido 6ra farado1nak azon, hogy
Campb lien magyar iskolat epit-
senek. Ez a felallitand6 iskola a
katholikns hitnek es magyar er-
kolcs0knek lenne eros vara.
A campbelli magyar gyerme-
kek vallaserk0lcsi, magyar szel-
lemben val6 nevelese olyan fon-
tos eel, mely el6tt mindenkinek
meg kell hajolni.
Ezreket mem lehet r0vid id6
alatt el6teremteni. Kitartas, Ian
kadatlan hit kell ahhoz, hogy ez
a eel megval6snljon. Mem szabad
elfelejteni, hogy a eentb5l lesz a
dollar fs hogy sok kicsi = sok-
ra megy!
Szombaton este, a mindenki Al
tai ismert Roman Hallban ffnyes
fs nagyszabasu "MaNkabal'
lesz, melynek jovedclme felalli-
tand6 magyar katholikus iskola
alapjat fogja gyarapitani.
lSzines, fenyes es igazan pompas
sz6rakozast nyujt6, magyaros mu
latsag lesz ez a szombati. Magyar
kotelesseg ezen megjelenni. Izle-
ses, mulatsagos jelmezek kesziil-
TEX ere az alkalomra, ugy hogy
a bali terem tarRa k6pet fog nyuj
tani.
Muzsikalni Rigo Josha kedvelt
zenekara fog, ugy, hogy minden-
kipek 81 all majd.a- file. szaja.
A maszkasok koz0tt jutalmak
keriilnek szetosztasra. Az eleven
hangulatu mulatsag pezsg3 eletet
ertekes targyak sorsolasa fogja
meg szinesebbe tenni.
Szombaton este minden magyar
legyen campbelli Roman Hall
ban !! Aki mem lesz oft, az alaposan
megbanja.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1927-02-24
MARCUS GAN, vAsARNAP
PoMPxeyMAGYAR EL0ADAs
A New York. Magyar Szinpad
vendegjatekat nagy erdek6des
el6zi mega legszebb magyar
daljatek, "Janos vitez" keriil be.
mutatasra.-Kondor Mariska lesz
a f6szerepl0.

Nyolcadik amerikai korntja So
ran, marcus els6 vasarnapjan va
rosrlnkba erkezik a 10th Istvan
vezetese alatt all6 szintarsulat,
hogy lit ismet egy pompas ma
gyar el6adasban vendegszerepel-
jen. A varoSban mindenfele hatal
mas plakatok adjak hiriil, hogy
marcius 6.-an, vasarnap este, a
Kossuth Kor regi nagytermeben
"Janos vitez' keriil el0adasra.
A legszebb, legmagyarabb es
a legjobb daljatekkal erkezik ko-
rtnl1be ez tarsulat, mely az esq
tendok soran avval, hogy mindig
kitiino eloadast produkalt, meg
kedveltette magat. Bakonyi -Ka-
csoh magyar szepsegekben gaz-
dag daljateka, a 'Janos vitez"
keriil felujitasra ez alkalommal.
Evek 6ta nem latta k0z0nse-
giink EFT a pompas darabot, akik
lattak, azok is elj0nnek erre az
eloadasra. Sokan vannak olyanok,
akik eddig csak hiret hallottak
ennek a darabnak. Biztosra vehe-
to tehat, hogy telt haz el6tt keriil
bemutatasra.
Az eloaddsnak egyik szenzacio-
ia az, hogy a f6szerepben a leg
kedveltebb magyar szineszn6t,
Kondor Mariskat fogjnk latni, a
kinek csodalatosan szep es gaz-
dag hangja mellett, istenaldotta
szineszn6i kepessegei is vannak.
0 lesz "Janos vitez", a legendas
magyar hos, akinek hist6riaja
legnagyobb magyar koltonek, Pc
t6fi Sandornak legszebb k0lte-
menye.
Felcsendiilnek maid a gy0nyo-
Ri magyar n6tak, melyek alomba
ringatnak.
A szinpompas, izleses jelmezek,
szereplok kitiino osszjat4ka csak
. : -F ;
emelni fogjdk az elSadas szepseg4t.
Aki ezt az el6adast elmulasEtja
megnezni, az p6tolhatatlan vesz-
teseget szenved.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1927-02-24
Kemeny Gyoi;rgy
Youngstownban
Marcus 12.-en, szombaton este
mozg6f 6fenykepek hsereteben sza-
mol be hazai utjarol a hval6 ma
gyar iro-Az el6adas jegyei mar
kaphat6k-Tegyiik nagyszabasu
magyar esemennye Kemeny lite
nj el0adasat!

Iapunk ban mar tdbb alkalom-
NAL jeleztiik, hogy Kemeny
Gy0rgy, aki haminc 6v 6ta az
amerikai magyarsag6rt kiizd, har-
col a toll es a $40 fegyverevel, a
k0zelj j0v6ben varosunkba is elton,
hogy hazai utjarol el6adast tart
son S bemutassa azokat a mozg6-
fenykepeket, melyeket maga vett
fel otthon.
Or0mmel jelenthetjiik a ma
gyarsagnak, hogy Kemeny Gy0rgy
marcus 12.-en. szombaton este
fogja megtartani nagyerdekesse-
gii eldadasat Y. M. G.. A. Audi
toriumaban.
Harminc fv utan latta viszont
sziil6foldjft Kemtny, elfoeia mon
dani tapasztalatait, flmfnyeit. elS
adasa vegig vezct benniinket Ma
gyarorszagn. Kem'fny Gy6rgy XII
tiin6 cl6ado, ICY az itteni este
lye, mar magaba we've Macy ese-
meny lenne. A sz6beli el6adasan
xviii, feher vaszonra vetitett
mozg6k'epekben is be fog szamol-
nj az otthon latottakrol. A hazai
mozg6kepek meg erdekesebhe te-
SILK maid az el3adast.
A magyarsag id0sebb tagiain
xviii, akiket nagyon is k0zelr0l
erdekelhet Kemeny el6adasa, re-
meljiik es hissziik, hpgy OFT lat
juk maid a magyar fiatalsagot is,
akiknek eddig mem igen volt al
kalmuk ARA, hogy sziil6ik haza-
jar6l ismereteket szerezzenek.
Kemeny Gyorgy, a kivalo ir6,
kOlt0 es sz0nok, a magyar eSZmek
nek harom evtized 6ta harcOs ka-
tonaja megerdemli a magyarsag
osztatlan partfogasat. A marfcius
12.-en tartand6 el6adast tegyiik
nagyszabasu magyar esemfnnye
azaltal, hogy mind legyiink jclen.
Rajtunk all, megtehetjiik.
Az el6adasra egy dollar a belep-
ii jegy ara, gyermekek 25 cen
tet fizetnek. Jegyek szerkeszt6se-
giindben es az ismert magyar liz
letekben kaphat0k.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1927-02-24
FoNTos | GYt3Lts.
A Keresked6 es Iparos K0r tag
jainak figyelmebe!

Tisztelt tagtarsak!
A Youngstown Magyar Ke-
resked0k es Iparosok Kore" 1927.
marcus 3.-an, j0v6 csiit0rt0k0n
este fel s oral kezdettel rend-
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