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Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1928-02-23
Mission Lodges
Observe Birthday
OF Washington

MISSION, Feb. 23.-Local Masons
and Eastern Star members observed
TIE anniversary Of the birth OF
Ctorge washington with a very in
teresting program Tuesday evening
At the Masonic hall. Iotentate John
r. Lomax Of Alzafar Temple of San
Antonio, whose home is in San Be
nito. was one of the speakers. He
~extolled the growth Of Masonry and
particularly stressed the great work
Accomplished by the Shriners' hos
pital for crippled children.
Sid L. Hardin gave an address on
George Washington with a very in
and the Mason, giving especial note
to the fact that it was George
washington and his brother Masons
who gave this country her great
constitution and religious liberty.
The woman's quartet Of the Mu-
sic club gave several fine selections,
as did the male quartet. Mrs. 7. S.
Card gave several whistling solos;
Mrs. Longwell and Mrs. Hooper read
and Mrs. Harris gave n reading. Re-
freshments were served by the East
ern Stars.
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Mission Women
Hosts to'Bosses'

MISSION, Feb. 23.-The local
Business and Professional Women's
club was host at a banquet to their
employers at the Presbyterian
church annex Tuesday evening.
The Presbyterian ladies served at
the tables which were decorated in
the national colors with ride, white
and blue hatchets as place cards and
flags as favors, the ladies being
dressed in the colonial costume.
Mrs. c. +. Dohrn was toastmistress
and a splendid program was enjoyed
rs follows: Cheer song. by the club;
address Of welcome. Miss Clover;
response, Mayor G. T. Dohrn; "Edu-
cation as q Foundation" s. L. Har-
din; solo, Mrs. Heathe May; "Co-
operation" T. NJ. Meldin; Mature
of Club" Miss Harvey; reading. Mrs.
Z. v. Sproul; Business Banking"
II. Z. Smith; Business Law Ray
Buckley; America"
Fifty-three guests were present.
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File Briefs In
Injunction Suit

Attorneys representing the plain
tiff and defendant in the Arroyo
Navigation District injunction action,
brought before Judge A. NJ. Kent Of
the civil district court Wednesday,
were instructed to file briefs, and
the district by the Cameron county
fifteen days. The temporary re-
straining order issued by the court
two weeks ago will remain in effect.
The principal question to be de-
cided revolves around the creation Of
the ditric- by the cameron county
commissioners court. Part Of the
acreage included in the distrist lies
in Willacy county.
The case will probably be appeal
ed, attorneys state, regardless Of the
decision Of the district court. Many
points Of law and constitutional
questions are involved.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1928-02-23
State Charters
Hotel at Weslaco

WESLACo, Feb. 2S.-D. z. Kirgan.
local mayor. has received word from
W.. j. Murphy of the Argentum De-
velopment company. trustees for the
Weslaco Hotel company. that the
latter concern has been granted a
charter by state officials.
Excavation work is in progress on
the site of the $250,000 hotel. which
the firm will erect. The preliminary
work was commenced Feb. Is and
the contract calls for its completion
in It's working days. IL will be a
four-story, 6S-room hotel with all
metropolitan features.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1928-02-23
San Benito Mortuary
Is Being Repainted

SAN BENITO, Feb. 2s.-Complete
refinishing and repainting OF the
Thompson mortuary here has been
started. under the direction Of M. A.
Thompson. proprietor.
The mortuary is to be r~edecerated
with heavy velvet ~drapcries put up
in the building. new equipment add
ed, including q portable cemetery
chapel, and a new automatic sealer.
The work Of remodeling and i'm
proving the building was started
Wednesday.
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Body of San Benito
Man Is Sent to Iowa
Especial to The Herald)

SAN BENITO, Feb. 23.-The body
of Appleton Lovett, who died here
Tuesday morning, was forwarded
Tuesday night to Dyersville, Iowa,
where interment will be made.
A short funeral service was held
ut the Thompson chapel here Tues
day afternoon, the service being con-
Quoted by Rev. T. N. Barton.
The deceased had lived here for
two years, staying with his wife at
the home of their son and daughter
in-law, Mr.. and Mrs. G. E. Lovett.
He is survived by these relatives and
a sister. MISS II. H. Wnekstern, who
lives in Iowa.
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Hughes in Judge
Race at Weslaco

wESLAC0, Feb. 2S.-Announce-
men Of Lather Hughes, local attcr-
ney, rs candidate for corporation
judge at the election next Tuesday
puts two men in the race, as Walter
Pierson had previously announced.
The race between these two local
attorneys is expected to bring much
interest as to the final outcome.
Two commissioners will be elected
at the election next Tuesday in ad-
dition to a corporation judge, but J.
j. Gibson and +. Z. Smith are the
only candidates in the field.
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machine to swing around, while run
ming at a speed of more than 200
miles an hour.
Lockhart's chief injuries were cuts
on his left wrist and q bad cut on
the chin.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1928-02-23
SECOND SILVER WEDDING

DEAL, Eng.-Henry Kirby cele-
brated his secohd silver wedding
here. He was first married in 1871
and again in 1902.
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DEATH AT

COLCHESTER, Eng.-James RAN
some dropped dead a few minutes af-
ter he had met his brother for the
first time in fifty-three years.
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IN THE DISTRICT COURT OF THE
UNITED STATES
For the Southern District Of Texas
Brownsville Division

In the matter Of James Ayoub,
bankrupt. No. 22s, in bankruptcy.
To the creditors Of said bankrupt:
Notice is hereby given that on the
2lst day Of February. 1928, the said
James Ayoub Of San Benito. Cam
eron county, Texas, was duly adj
judged . bankrupt, and the first
meeting Of his creditors will be held
1t the office of Ira Webster, referee
in bankruptcy, in the Stegman build
ing, Brownsville, Texas, on the 5th
day Of March. 1928, at eleven (11)
o'clock in the forenoon, at which
time and place the creditors Of the
said James Ayoub. bankrupt, may
appear, prove their CD inns, elect a
trustee, examine the bankrupt and
transact such other business rs may
properly come before such meeting.
IRA WEBSTER,
Referee in Bankruptcy.
Dated February 2lst, 1928.
2-2s-1t-2s7o
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BRIDE LEFT AT WEDDING

ROQUEVILLE, France. Pierre
Dalvines turned away and quit the
church as the girl who was to have
been his bride advanced to meet
him.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1928-02-23

NEW YORK.-Love laughs at dis
lance. Princess Xenia returning
from the Caribbean got a surprise in
q welcome from her husband, Will
liam B. Leeds, whom she supposed
to be in the South Seas. He flew
across country and then hired a tug
to meet her ship.
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BALTIM0RE-Now a mechanical
traffic cop. A motorist stops ten
feet from an intersection and sounds
his horn. Mikes pick up the sound
and change the signal so the main
highway can be crossed.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1928-02-23

BERLIN.-Friedrich Wilhelm Hob
enzollern has a red car and q liveried
chauffeur which lots Of folks don't
like. UNLIMITED to the ceremonies
welcoming the king of Afghanistan.
he drove through the thickest of the
crowd and there were Kisses with
cheers.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1928-02-23

NEW YORK.-He men once wore
shawls and in summer at that.
Among the exhibits at the annual
meeting of the New England His
toric Genealogical society was a
black and white checked shawl worn
By Colonel William Sprague in the
first battle of Bull Run-in July.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1928-02-23
Flashes Of Life
{By The Associated Press)

(By the Associated Press)
NEW YORK.-There is gold in
music. Americans are estimated by
George Engles, manager for various
artists, to spend s20,00o, 900 a year
to hear the best.
WASHINGTON. - Uncle Sans
tooth is much sweeter than when
he was a young fellow. The aver
age per capita consumption of sugar
last year was 107 pounds; in 1928
Ii was S.s.
NEW YORK.-One of the Roose-
velts is trying to twist the lions
tail. Kermit's steamship company got
away from British vessels some of
the business of carrying jute and
burlap from the Far East. Kermit
cut rates a bit. and then his rivals
proceeded to win q race with car
goes to New York.
L0ND0N.-King Silk. The vogue
for it has enabled Courtauld, Ltd,
which controls most Of the worlds
artificial silk. to declare a S60,000,-
600 bonus and there ensued wild
tIaQAuk Az LAC ctOCh s4Cn 4S tuG u
lady Of Threadneedle street, the
bank Of England opposite the ex-
change, never before witnessed in
her 234 years of observation in
changes in styles.
NEW YORK.-The boys who watch
the waterfront for news are detect
ing the influence of the latest
modes decreed by Paris. Knees on
incoming liners are covered.
NEW YORK.-He men once wore
shawls and in summer at that.
Among the exhibits at the annual
meeting of the New England His
toric Genealogical society was a
black and white checked shawl worn
by Colonel William Sprague in the
first battle of Bull Run-in July.
BERLIN.-Friedrich Wilhelm Hob
enzollern has q red car and q Inverted
chauffeur which lots Of folks don't
like. UNLIMITED to the ceremonies
welcoming the king of Afghanistan.
he drove through the thickest of the
crowd and there were Kisses with
cheers.
-
NEW YORK.-Love laughs at dis
lance. Princess Xenia returning
from the Caribbean got a surprise in
q welcome from her husband, Will
liam B. Leeds, whom she supposed
to be in the South Seas. He flew
across country and then hired a tug
to meet her ship.
BALTIM0RE-Now a mechanical
traffic cop. A motorist stops ten
feet from an intersection and sounds
his horn. Mikes pick up the sound
and change the signal so the main
highway can be crossed.
IN THE DISTRICT COURT OF THE
UNITED STATES
For the Southern District Of Texas
Brownsville Division
In the matter Of James Ayoub,
bankrupt. No. 22s, in bankruptcy.
H~ %bn axoArfnw~ nf ~os1 Ao~~r.
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NEW Y0RK.-The boys who watch
the waterfront for news are detect
ing the influence of the latest
modes decreed by Paris. Knees on
incoming liners are covered.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1928-02-23

(By the Associated Press)
NEW YORk.-There is gold in
music. Americans are estimated by
George Engles, nag for various
artists, TO spend s20.00o, 900 a year
to hear the best.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1928-02-23

WASHINGTON. - Uncle Sans
tooth is much sweeter than when
he was a young fellow. The aver
age per capita consumption of sugar
last year was 107 pounds; in 1928
il was IS.
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The Daily Alaska empire., 1928-08-27
 WHO'S WHO
 IND WHERE

J. E. Boy.e, Marine Z Division agent of the Union oil Company was an arrival here aboard the Admiral Evans. He has been visit ing cities in Southeastern Alaska.
 MT. and Mrs. Walstein q. Smith left here aboard the Dorothy Alex ander for Skagway. MT Smith will make his annual inspection of the Bank of Alaska at Skagway and return here Friday on the Admiral Rogers. 5t
 Baxter c. Felch, salesman, took passage for Seattle on the Rore- thy Alexander.
 Arrivals on the Northwestern for Juneau included Mrs. B. B. Green. s st
 e Lieut.. E.. L. Cummings, Dis bursting Officer of the Alaska Road Commissions, left on the Northwestern for a short trip to Haines
The Daily Alaska empire., 1928-08-27
MIR. AND MRS. LUCAS
 RETURN TO JUNEAU

Harry I. Lucas proprietor oT the Juneau Motor Company, who has been on a trip to Prince Rupert, Ketchikan, Hyder. Wrangell and Peters kurg, returned on the Ad- miral Rogers. Mrs. Lucas, who left here for Wrangelf last week,
 returned with him.
 Business conditions in the south
 ern district are favorable. MT. Lu- eas said The Ketchikan cannery pack was normal. he learned. and the Sunny Point Packing company there pnt up 105,000 cases He spoke favorably of the Hy- der district. in which he spent several days. The roads in the vicinity are as good as the local highways. he asserted. The work
 of the Premier Mine in Portland Canal is progressing rapidly, Mir.
 Lucas reported. and the entire
 district seems to be in splendid lcondition.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1928-08-27
STOLEN GOODS RECOVERED

Word was received from Ketchi- kan by U. S. Marshal Albert White that the Marshal's office there has recovered $3O00 worth of. goods stolen from the Alaska Packers. At Wrangell one arrest has been made and the Admiral. Evans was searched last night for a. man by the name of Carrhon who. is thought to be implicated, Marsha. White said.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1928-08-27
SlTKA TEACHERS ARE ON ADMIRAL ROGERS

f7A \ st "
 Eleven. teachers for, the Shell den Jackson School andsthe Gov ernment school at Sitka passed through here on the Admiral Rogers this morning.
 Those for the Sheldon Jackson School are: Miss Matilda Sehnell, Mr. and Mrs. H. Patey. Miss Marguerite Pendleton, Miss B. Lofstad. Miss Ibne Ross. Miss Lila Brougher, Miss Helen Davis and Miss. Fannie Kipp; Mir. and Mrs.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1928-08-27
STOCK QUOTATIONS

NEW YORK, Aug. 27.-Alasks JuEea'l nine stock is quoted today at .3&, Cnrysler 961s; Cudahy "A Endicott, Johnson 9S. Glidden Com pany 25A, Missouri G75s. Mont gomery Ward 213, Southern Dair. ies "A" 315 5s. Stewart Warner 9S3s and Ue s. Steel 1511s.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1928-08-27
MANY ATTRACTIVE MODELS

The attractive General Electric Refrigerator which was installed in the Forget -Mc-Not Tea Room last week, is one of many models which are handled here by the Alaska Electric Light and Power c, mpany and are being shown in their display rooms.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1928-08-27
.Helpiing~ rlenlaker.

SUGAR ICE BOX COOKIES
 (Fcur Dozen)
 cup fat
 3 cups sugar st
 3 eggs iF zfs
 A cup milk
 l teaspoon vanilla
 l teaspoon lemon extract
 teaspoons nutmeg
 1 teaspoon salt
 31a cups flour
 teaspoons cream of tartar
 1 teaspoon soda
 Cream the fat and sugar. Ado the eggs and milk and beat for one minutes. Add the rest of the in gradients and pack into glass baking dish. Chill for twelve hours or longer. Unmold and cui off very thin siices, using a sharI knife and bake, three inches apart on well greased baking dish, in { moderate oven for ten minutes. Use silver forks or spoons il making fish mixtures. If stee or other metal forks are uset there is liable to be a preceptib,, metallic taste in the food.
 Fish needs an acid hence pickles relishes or lemon should accom- pany fish dishes. Sliced toma. toes or tomato salad blends wsl with baked or fried fish.
 Place jar rubbers under nten. sils set directly on the ice. This will prevent slipping
The Daily Alaska empire., 1928-08-27
By LOUISE BENNETT WEAVER = GA. ?. Home Editor)
 A SUMMER DINNER

Salmon Loaf Lemon Quarters
 Butterod Green Beans Gelatine Relish Salad and Dressing Bread Rhubarb Conserve Sliced Peaches and lee Box
 Sugar Cookies
 Iced Tea SALMON LOAF, SERVING FOUR l cup salmon
 cup soft bread crumbs l egg
 l cup milk
 2 tablespoons finely chopped parsley or celery
 F teaspoon sat
 F teaspoon pepper
 tablespoons butter, melted. Mix all the ingredients and pour into a well buttered loaf cake pan. Bake in a mode rate oven for thlr- ty minutes. Remove and let stand in warm place for five min utes for the steam to collect. Loosen the sides with a spatula and slip the loaf out onto plat ter. Garnish with par3ely and serve hot or cold cut. in one-half inch slieer. oeLATlMtRELtsA SALAD package Nmon favored pre- pared gelatin mixture. 2-3 cups boiling water. tablespoons sy,negar-
 h cup suga:%
 l teaspoon salt
 4 teaspoon pepper
 F cup diced celery
 l cup diced cabbage.
 F cup diced green pepper 4 cup diced pimientos
 Podr the boiling water over the gelatin mixture and stir until il has dissolved. Add the vinegar sugar. salt and pepper. Mix wei and tool. Add the rest of the ingredients and pour into molt which has been rinsed out O cold Mater. Set in cold place to stiffen. Unmold on lettuc, leaves and surround with lettuc' leaves.
 SALAD DRESSING 4 egg yolks of ? whole eggs 1-3 cup sugar
 3 tablespoons flour
 teaspoon salt .
 A teaspoon paprika
 A teaspoon dry mustard 2-3 cup vinegar 1-3 cup water
 Beat the egg yolks and add tn sugar, flour, salt, paprika and mus tard. Blend well and add tn remaining ingredients. Cook yer, slowly and stir constantly directl over the fire or cpok in doubl boiler until thick and creamy. Pou into jar which has been rinse out in cold water. When cold cover and store in the ice box When ready to use on salad this dressing may be thinned wit sweet, sour or whipped cream, frul or vegetable Juices.
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The Daily Alaska empire., 1928-08-27
ATTACKED BY BROWN BEAR

A man by ,i.o name OF Page was attacked anu severely bitter by brown bear in Deep Cove, ac cording to word received by the Governors office here this morning from Special Indian Agent J. w Wilson. Dr. Rogers of Peters burg Is attending the man at Port Alexander. the message said.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1928-08-27
HELD FOR HEARING

J. Yoshida, Japanese. is being held at Ketchikan for an insanity hearing today, according to aa- vices received by U. s. Marsha Albert White today. The mes sage stated that Yoshida was vio- lent.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1928-08-27

kR IA. Ryder are to teach in the tGoyernment sinstitutlen.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1928-08-27
14. aayiIlsl } iis ,' gs6sisF 1!

IT 4,l sSSqQy lIlfs 5d1n E sn4lAE IS. l x 'Eh6SR Son tlSB losing itsnin aweresi
 Waterud F, Capt; Morris "A, Me
 Naughton 2i, Maser IA. Carter IA,
 Raddi IS, Waltonen IA.
 ' High scores made yesterday at the Gun Club were: McNaughton 24, McAllister "A, Morris, 24. Conn.,
 cil 24, Truesdell 23, Mayeock 22. Neville 21. Barmas 21; Raddi .19, Maser 19, Rice IS, Carter 1S. Red lingschafer IS, Waterud 15, Walto- nen 15, Kimbrough 15, Gillette Is.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1928-08-27
CHICKEN DINNER SHOOT
 HELD SUNDAY, GUN CLUB

The winning team at the chicke.,
 dinner shoot at the Juneau Gu. jClub, yesterday was made up of
 'Maycock, Capt. 22; Truesdell 23, McAllister "A, Baramas 21, Rice
The Daily Alaska empire., 1928-08-27
MRS. FAULKNER RETURNS

Mrs. H. l.. Faulkner, accompan- jed by her daughter Jean, her mother Mrs S. K. Jameson, and
The Washington times., 1928-09-07
PRESCOTT &c Is
c. 0. I. POST

Samuel ]. Prescott. for many
years titular boss Of Washington,
has been appointed chairman Of the
Republican campaign cemmittee Of
the District.
W. ]. Dow is secretary Of the
committee. which consists Of two
representatives from each Of the
five local q. o. p. organizations.
These are the League Of Republic
can State Clubs, the Republican,
state Voters Association, the League
Of Republican Women, the Hoover.
and Curtis Club and the Hoover
and Curtis League.
IA campaign budget Is to be sub
nlitted to the local central com
nfttee today. There are $4,000 abb
sentee voters living in the District,
mostly Federal employees, and the
task OF the campaign committee is
to see that the Republicans among
this number. record their ballots on
election day.
The Washington times., 1928-09-07
WRIGH GIVEN
He no Cross
Photo ~ Intsrnati onal

The Distinguished Service Cross.
has been awarded To Major Bur-
dette s. wright, s10s p ST. n. W..
..for extraordinary heroism in &C.
ton in the vicinity of Bourouilles.
France, September rs. 1915, when
he was 4 first liutenant and OBJ
server with the Twslfth Aero SQUAD
ron of the Air service of the
Al. n. i.
Wright, now an Air Corps re-
serve Officer. according 70 the cita-
ton. with First Lieut.. Robert q.
Paradise. pilot, were assigned the.
duty OF locating the American front
lines during the first two hours Of
the Argonrle Offense. Unable to
locate the lines at the usual altitude
maintained at such time. they
flew down to the dangerous altitude
OF so meters. secured the important
information sought and discovered
American lines held up by q
strongly held nest Of enemy machine
guns.
They flew back to division head
quarters and reported the exact
location OF the lines as well az that
of the enemy machine gun nest.
With their plane badly damaged by
enemy bullets. they returned to the
lines and in the face Of concen-
trated enemy fire and attack by
four enemy planes, they went down,
their planes scarcely slimming the
tree tops and deliberately fired over
400 rounds into the enemy nests.
causing the gunners to abandon
their posts and enabling the Ameri-
can troops to resume their advance.
They also destroyed an enemy signal
station.
The Washington times., 1928-09-07
Runs 'Speakeasy, Not
Night Club, Owner
Tells Court

NEW YORK, Sept. =. Seeking
to disproye q charge that he con-
Quoted an unlicensed cabaret,
Frank Courtney, manager Of the
Footlight club. here, insisted be-
fore Magistrate Brodsky IN West
side Court that his establish.
ment was simply and solely
speakeasy, and made no pretension
toward other fields.
Your honor" he said. my
place ia neither 4 night club nor
a cabaret. It is just plain speak
easy, where we have nickel.in-
the-slot piano which the customers
use"
Magistrate Brodsly then fined
him SIS, which he paid.
The Washington times., 1928-09-07
D. 5. TESTS NEW
SUB SAFETY
DEVICE

rDavy Jones locker the watery
morgue that has claimed so many
victims from Uncle Sans under
water fighting forces, will be robbed
Of future victims II tests Of new
device off solomon Island. Nd. are
successful, naval officials declared
today.
orotesoue gas mask-like contrF
vance that can be slipped on within
50 seconds by entrapped submarine
sailors has been successfully useu
from 11O.foot depth and Septem-
her ii and IL will be tested unuer
All conditions and In depths q loV
feet or more. IS.
II was developed by the Navy ~
an effort to prevent repetition sucn
! that OF the 81. q navy submarine
n which 40 men were killed Wneh
Il went down off ProvincetoWn,
Mass. just before last Christmas.
The device consists primarily OF
hag like that attached to gas
mask with air.purifying devices ~
II and an intricate system Of valves:
Naval experts hope the attachnlent
will allow the sailor 70 step out oI
submarine boat into the enormous
pressure or deep water and rise TO
The surface without iii effect. les
principal advantages are that Z Is
very light, and may be carried Just
as 4 parachute Is carried BY an
aviator. In former tests the corn.
preston chambers were used on
divers after testing tl1a new inVen.
tion ~ preyent the bends. Naval
medical officials. however, believe
that no III effects would nave re-
suited had the chamber not Deen
.aen1
The Washington times., 1928-09-07
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