davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
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Prussia Long "Sprucia"
According to Vizetelly

''A word that has very interest
ing history is spruce with its double
meaning CD 'smartly or finely
dressed and (2) the fir tree known
as spruce fir" writes Frank 81.
yizetelly in a New York paper.
"On its face, this word does not
bear any resemblance to Prussia,
vet on special occasions it was the
custom among our forbears to deck
ones self out in the dress of other
countries. Men who adopted the
particular dress of Prussia were ar
rayed in a style to which the epi-
thet spruce might have been applied
with perfect propriety. They were
appareled after the style of Prus-
Sia, or, as it was commonly known
and spoken of in those days.
Spruce.
THE reason that Prussia should
have been called Spruce instead Of
Pruce is to be attributed to the
English fondness for initial s.
which may have been drawn, in this
case. from the German das Preus-
sen.
THAT Spruce really meant Prus-
sia and was used instead of Pruce
may be found in Piers PlOwman,'
where we read Spruce for Prus,
although Chaucer uses Pruce in his
Canterbury Tales Prussia was
called Sprucia as late as 1G14."
Smyrna times., 1931-02-25
Horns of Moses Traced
to Medieval Painters

1t was the custom of medieval
artists to depict Moses with horns.
The colossal figure in the church
of st. PietrO in Vincoli at Rome, re-
garded as Michelangelo's master
piece, shows the Israelite leader
with horns. 1t is described as
representation of the wrath of
Moses when he came down from
Mount Sinai and found his people
worshiping the golden calf. 1t is
explained that the horns were used
to give an effect of strength and
this is supported by the fact that
horn is frequently used in the
Bible to mean strength. Bible
scholars believe, however, that the
mistake arose from a wrong trans
lation of Exodus 81 30, 30, where
it is stated that ''the skin of the
face shone." In Hebrews, the word
for this is qaran, meaning rays of
light darting out" while the word
for horn is qeren, and it is believed
that the first translators of the
Bible into Latin confused the words.
thus giving currency to the horn
tradition.
Smyrna times., 1931-02-25
Breaking Rock by Powder

The bureau of mines says that
tile amount Of powder necessary to
break one yard of rock ranges from
2-10 pounds per ton to three 70 four
pounds per ton. depending upon the
kind Of rock. its hardness and
tOughness; the number of free
faces exposed, and the tightness of
the opening from which it is TO be
blasted. A smaller amount is neces-
sary in proportion for large quanti-
ties Of rock. The percentage Of
powder would depend also upon the
rock. ON some rocks a better
breakage is obtained on lower per-
centageS, as some rocks require a
slow-acting explosion. From 40 to
60 per cent pewter is used for or
dinary blasting.
Smyrna times., 1931-02-25
Muckross Abbey

All-impressive is the desolate ma
jesty Of Muckross. no matter what
the time it is visited. "But the gay
beams Of lightsOme day gild but to
iiout the ruins gray" Muckross alb
hey was founded in the Fifteenth
century by Donald Mccarthy for
Franciscan friars. The towers and
east window are fairly well pre-
served; yet the monuments within
the ruined pile tell us that 1t "con-
lains in deaths embrace Mccarthy
Moore's remains" At night the
reflections Of the moon on the lake
and the mountains shrouded in
shadows lends a solemnity to the
scene that surpasses any that can
be found In Ireland.
Smyrna times., 1931-02-25
ROYAL Succession

According to the practice now
prevalent in monarchies the wife of
the reigning king does not succeed
TO the throne in case Of the lat
ter's death. The succession passes
through either the male or female
line, but does not pass from one
to the other. Likewise if a reign
ing queen dies her husband does
not succeed to the throne. For in
stance, If a queen Of the Neither
lands should die her eldest child
would become sovereign, not the
queens husband. Catherine the
Great Of Russia succeeded her hus-
band Peter III, but the proceeding
was neutrality-suspicious..
Smyrna times., 1931-02-25
Burns Musical Genius

As for Burns. his genius fed
upon, daily and hourly, the floating
Highland air that lived among the
people. He was a musician born.
Some wind would blow him a wan
dering line of verse, some ancient
tag Of a ballad, and a strain of
an enhancing Celtic melody. While
he drove his pillow he would
whistle and chant till he had woven
them into something that made all
the world in love with him for ever.
Grace Rhys, in the Introduction of
"A Celtic Anthology"
Smyrna times., 1931-02-25
Chestnut as a Food

II some Of the French provinces
the robust peasants subsist to a
great extent on chestnut bread
made by roasting and finally grind
ihg the kernels 10 meal or flour.
70 which Is added milk and salt. A
to0thsome dish. tasting not unlike
sugared almonds, is the sweet
meat. marron glazed, made by dip
ping the nuts into clarified sugar
and then drying. An old English
dish is chestnuts boiled soft and
served with sugar. juice of lemon,
cinnamon, nutmeg and rose water.
'hestnuts are also made into cakes
ana porridge and are boiled and
mashed like potatoes.
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What Would Happen ?

"You know" said Bill Tomaine,
president of the Spit and Argy club
and a philosopher of wide renown,
as he sIumped downtown TO get n
good seat on a sunny curbstone for
the parade. you know. | have often
wondered Why | like parades so
much, and at last | know. It's be-
cause when the fire trucks are In
the parade I am always wondering
whatwill happen II mn alarm comes
in. ."-Emporia Gazette.
Smyrna times., 1931-02-25
Mark Twain

One day. when Mark Twain was
very busy writing in his study,
his little daughter asked where
daddy was, and was told she must
not disturb daddy because he was
upstands writing an anecdote.
Not long after the doorbell rang
and the little girl ran to answer it.
The caller asked if Mr.. Clemens
was in, to which the little miss
proudly replied:
Yes, sir. he's in, but you can't
see him cause he's upstairs riding
a nannyg0at. ."-Exchange.
Smyrna times., 1931-02-25
Uncle Sam Trains Bees

In the bee culture laboratory of
the Department Of Agriculture
Uncle Sans experts have succeed
ed in training bees to come for
food. Red lights placed over GER
tain kinds of foods are said to at
tract the honey-makers.
Smyrna times., 1931-02-25
STATE AND PENINSULA NEWS
TOLD IN BRIEF SPICY ITEMS
NEWS ITEMS GATHERED FROM
OUR STATE EXCHANGES
Brief News Items of People We
Know In and Around the Larg-
er Peninsula Towns

The State Highway Department
has awarded contracts since Jan
uary 1st amounting to $3.50, ,464.4O.
This work is distributed through
out the three counties and has been
placed early in the year so as to
assist in overcoming then unem-
ployment. Another letting is sched-
uled for March and other lettings
will follow.
Smyrna times., 1931-02-25

Announcement is made of the
engagement of Miss Florence
Marie Boulder, daughter of Mrs.
Jennie Boulden and the late Will
liam H. Boulden, of Cecilton, Nd,
and George Eckert Hess, son Of
Mrs. Anna NJ. Hess, of Whining
ton. Miss Boulden is a graduate
nurse of the Delaware Hospital.
Mr.. Hess is an employe Of the E.
/. DUPONT Nemours Company. An
Easter wedding is planned.
Directors Of the Kent County
Chamber of Commerce organized
by reelection Of DR.. Paul E. Tits
worth, president for his fourth
term; Howard Turner, of Better
ton, vice-president; Mrs. Nell @.
Westcott, secretary, and Marion
De K Smith, treasurer. A special
committee has been appointed to
push plans for the Chesapeake Bay
Bridge. The mercantile section of
the chamber has elected "a. S.
Turner, Jr., president; ]. I. Kreeg-
er, vice-president; Albert Wheat,
secretary, and G. w. Kibler, Jr.,
treasurer.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1931-10-13

The amazing sum Of drama, suS-
pense, romance and adventure that
Is Tailed in the big cities OF today,
and most frequently Is enacted All
about us without our eyes and senses
fathoming the evcr-present clues
and symbols, is projected Tor our
benefit. energetically and cloquentiy
In the new photoplay being headlined
today at the Capitol theatre, "a
Hours" a Paramount Picture.
With a cast featuring Give
Brook, Kay Francis. Miriam Hop
kins. Regis Toomey and a number
OF other stage and screen perform
ers equally talented, IA Hours was
destined TO succeed.
1.-THE story, for those who have
kpissed the novel or serial, traaspheS
hon eleven o'clock night, 10 the
Same hour, a span of the sum and
moon later. A man who has sought
the solace OF an affair with a night
club girl to cover up the void OF a
straying wife, finds himself accused
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CAPITOI-NIERCEDES

The Road to Singapore" the first
Warner Bros. starring vehicle for
william Powell, now at the Capitol,
Mercedes, Theatre, deals with the
eternal triangle, but in an abSolu-
tely new way. The result Is a pic
ture Of darkly enchanting sincerity,
romantic beauty and tense drama.
William Powell is probably the
one man who could G--eptably por-
tray the role Of Hugh Dawltr>--a
Suavely magnetic man OF the world
dwelling in the Jungle haunted
town OF Khota. in Ceylon.
Phillipa-played with passionate
intensity by the anna ng Doris
Kenyon-comes to Khota TO marry
a doctor she has known in England.
She falls under the spell OF Dawltry
when her husbands neglects her for
his patients-and-but that IS the
story.
Marian Marsh-newest - loveliest
Of screen discoveries plays the
naive young sister OF the doctor.
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LEGAL ADyERTIsENENT

Vol. ls5, pages 1911. OF the deed
records OF said county, to which
record reference Is here made:
and on the 3rd day Of November.
1881, being the first Tuesday OF
said month, between the hours OF
10 o'clock a. m, and 4 o'clock p. m.
on said day. at the C -rthouse door
OF said county. I will offer for sale
and sell at public auction, for cash.
all the right. title and interest of
said j. A. RAYMOND, viii Sibson.
william Stoddard and George r.
Conway. in a d 70 said property. as
such right, title and interest exist
ed on the 18th day OF January,
1877.
Dated at Brownsville. Texas, this
26th day OF September. 1881.
w. F. BROWN
Sheriff OF Cameron County. Texas.
BY j. r. SNOEBERGER.
Deputy
9-29-6-l3-3t-4l68
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NOTICE OF SALE OF REAL
ESTATE

The State o. Texas, }
County OF Cameron. }
Notice Of Execution Sale
BY virtue of an execution and
order OF sale, issued out OF the
District Court of Cameron county,
Texas, l03rd Judicial District, on a
judgment rendered in said court on
the Bird day OF September, 1881. l
favor of p. j. Vivier, Sr.. and against
j. "A. RAYMOND. Will Sibson, William
Stoddard and George F. Conway,
in cause styled: p. j. Vivier, ST..
VS.. j. A. RAYMOND, ct al, N . l0.469
on the docket of SAL court, 1 did
on the goth day OF September. 1881,
at $3.50 o'clock p. m, levy upon the
following described tract and parcel
OF land. situated in the county OF
Cameron, state of Texas, as the
property OF the said j. A. Ramona
Will Sibson. William Stoddard and
George F. Conway, to-wit:
All that certain lot, tract or
parcel Of land. situated in Cameron
county. Texas, known and described
as the South 1924 acres of the
North 20.34 acres OF Block No. 10,
OF the Collins Subdivision + rds
In the La Feria Grant. as the same
appears on the official map or plat
OF said subdivision. of record In the
map or plat records of Cameron
county. Texas. to which map and
its record reference Is here made
for greater certainty of description,
being the same land described In
a deed Of conveyance, now of rec
ord in the office Of the county
clerk OF Cameron county, Texas, in
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Movie SidelightS

of his paramour's murder. The pres
sure Of the social contacts Of him
self and wife Is strangely turned to
favor him, as he confesSeS his re-
lationship with the slain girl. The
scorned mate Of the dead woman Is
brough. to court for another crime,
and unwittinCly clears the accused
Freed OF many discriminating
shadows Of the past, he is restored
10 his wife, whose own affair hes
gone On the rocks, and who is not
without the sense to nurse the re-
budding affection and trust Of her
mate.
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LEGAL ADVERTISEMENT
SHERIFF'S SALE
THE "A OF TEXAS
COUNTY OF CAMERON


COUNTY OF CAMERON
NOTICE is HEREBY GIVEN that
by virtue of a certain Order OF Sale
issued out of the Honorable 103ro
Districs Court Of Cameron County
on the 18th day Of october 1881 .oy
j. j. Bishop, Clerk of said Court, fer
the sum Of Three Thousand SIX
Hundred Sixteen (S36l6.25 and Is
100 dollars and costs Of suit. under
a Judgment, in favor Of Texas Bank
& Trust Co., Of Brownsville. Texas.
in a certain cause in said Court, No
l0275 and styled:
Texas Bank g. Trust Co, Of
Brownsville, Texas vs.. Zoe p. Wells,
ct al. and, placed in rag hands Tor
service, I. w. +. Brcrn. as Sheri,.
OF Cameron County. Texas, did on
the 18th day Of October. 1881, levy
on certain Real Estate. situated IN
Cameron County. Texas, described
as follows, to-wit: Lots Four ca.
Five IA and Six co. in Block Fifty
Six CSC; in the Original town OF
Brownsville, Cameron County. Texas
and levied upon as the property %
6AN 4. NCA4o anu l4ldA OA tAlE lAlSt
Tuesday in November, 1881, the same
being the 3rd day OF said month, at
the Court House door Of Cameron
County. in the City Of Brownsville,
Texas, between the hours of 10 a.
IN. and 4 D. m. by virtue of said
levy and said Order OF Sale. I Wi
sell said above described Real ES-
tate at public vendue, for cash &c
the highest bidder. as the properly
Of said Zoe p. Wells.
And in compliance with law. /
give this notice by publication. III
the English language. once a wees
for three consecutive weeks In
mcdiately preceding said dag OF sale.
In the Brownsville Herald. a news
paper published in Cameron County
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SHERIFF,S SALE
The State of Texas }
County Of Cameron

The State of Texas }
County Of Cameron }
Notice IS hereby g.vCl that by
virtue OF a certain order OF sale
issued out OF the Honorable I03rd
District court of Cameron county
on the 18th day OF october, 1881
by j. j. Bishop, clerk OF said court,
tor the sum Of s 1.26l.35. and cost
Of suit. under a judgment in favor
OF Farm g. Home Savings g. Loan
Association Of Missouri. in a certain
cause In said court, numbered l0809
and styled: Farm g. Home Savings
g. Loan Association Of Missouri VS..
q. j. Mcfarland ct al, placed in
M hands for service, /. w. r.
Brown, as sheriff Of Cameron coun-
~. Texas, did or the 18th day of
October. 1881, levy on certain real
estate situated in Cameron -0unty,
Texas, described as follows. to-wit:
All of lots 81 and 38 as shown
by the map entitled PLAT of Rio
Hondo townSite and small acreage,
residence. garden and orchard lotN'
located on the san Benito and Rio
OAoAAdC Ad4AOdQ anu 4 lAAC AIIOAO
Colorado as per Mat & the first
addition Of the townsite OF Rio
Hondo. recorded in real estate rec
ordS OF said Cameron county. Tex
as. in plat book number 2, page
number /.
Also. all Of lot number 100 OF
tie Homeland Addition, according
to the map and plat thereof record
ed in Volume z, page 4. map records
Of Cameron county, Texs-.
Each OF the above lots. tracts and
parcels OF land lying and being
situated in Cameron county. Texas
and levied upon as d a, property OF
Car. Engelhardt, and that on the
first Tuesday n November. 1881.
the same be- ' the 3rd day OF said
month. at the court house door of
Cameron county. in the city OF
Brownsville. Texas, between the
hours of 10 a. m. and 4 D. m, by
virtue Of said levy and said order
Of sale, I will sell all the right.
title and interest OF the said Carl
Engelhardt in and to said roperty
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OFFICE OF THE COLLECTOR

OFFICE OF THE COLLECTOR
OF CUSTOMS, Port of Brownsville,
Texas, October 5. 1881. Notice is
hereby given that on October 3, 1881,
there was seized near Brownsville.
Texas. from Mrs. Mildred Bouton,
for violation OF Sect. 593 Tariff AT
1880 and 1902 r. s., One Ford Coupe
motor 10. A 423l789. ANY n claim
ing the above described automobile
will file claim with me within
twenty t20) days from the date Of
this notice; otherwise 1 will sell he
automobile at public auction at tile
U S. CustomhouSe, Brownsville.
Texas, on Monday. October 26. 1891,
at 10 O'Clock a. m-Wm. Neale. by.
Collector.
l0-6-l3-20-3t-4l72.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1931-10-13

LegionnaIes-those fighters Of all
nations who enlist under the French
flag for service in the sandy wastes
and savage mountains Of Morocco
opens at the Queen theatre today.
This Warner Baxter offering, made
by Fox Movietone. "Renegades," is
a gripping story of heroism and
treachery in The Foreign Legion.
: The drama revo,ves about the per
sonalitieS Of four adventures. pr.-
Yates in the Legion and sworn COM
-ades. and an alluring woman spy
who had earlier betrayed one of the
four.
During their subsequent decora-
ton at the hands Of the minister of
wal at Casablanca. the leader sees
the woman who had betrayed him.
How the four Eenegades find them
selves opposed To their former COM
radeS when the Arabs decide to al
tack 2 lonely outpost. and the wo
man, bitterly trying TO avenge her
self on the quartette, turns a
nlachine-gun on them, forms the
striking dramatic climax of this
unusual screen offering.
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LEGAL ADVERTISEMENT

witness my hand this 18th day OF
October. 1881.
w. F. Brown, Sheriff, Cameron
County, Texas
BY j. r. Snoeberger, Deputy.
10-l3-20-27-3t-4l80.
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RIVOLI-SAN BENITO

Three OF the screens outstanding
comedy favorites ere featured in
Laugh and CIT Rich" Radio Pic
lures breezy film hit, opening to-
morrow at he Rivoli theatre, San
Benito. They are Edna May Oliver,
legitimate stage star who scored
sensationally in "Cimarron," Hugh
Herbert. one or the fastest-coming
character actors, and Dorothy Lee,
diminutive favorite OF film audi
ences.
The trio romps through a decid-
edly bright and merry story In
Laugh and Get Rich" hailed as
one OF the most amusing entertain
ments OF the season.
Showing for the last times today
Give Brook and May Frances in
IA Hours" from Louis Bromfield's
intriguing novel and magazine
serial.
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Real Estate Transfers
Prepared BY the Brownsville Title

Prepared by the Brownsville Title
Company. Brownsville, Texas.
Deeds Filed October 5th, 1881
j. w. Cragg, ct al. TO c. A. BEEN.
Lot 90, Blk. 4. Spanish Acres Addi-
ton. City OF Harrington, Cdn: 5000.
Clarence Parker, es al. TO w. B.
Ramsey. 6.44 acres, out OF that
portion of Blk. Al, lying south OF
the main canal, Wilson Tract Sub
division, Cd'n: $1,000 & C.
Buena Vista Burial Park ASso-
citation to Amado Martinez. Lot log,
cont. 200 50. #. in Fairview Sec
ton, Buena Vista Burial Park
Subd.. Cd'n: $4,000.
James McAdams, TT. TO Elsa M.
Lewis. Lots IA and Is, Blk. /, Port
way Place. City Of BROWNSVILLE,
Cd'n: $1,000, 81 c.
Frank j. Pitelka. ct al. TO Theo-
dore A. Buenger. 1899 acres, being
Lot Is, Blk. 2. Citrus Gardens
Subd., No. 4. Cd'n: Sl.00 & c.
Real Estate Sales:
Monday, Oct. 9th, 1880. .$509. 4T8.24
Monday, Oct. 5th, 1891. 79l.00
Deeds Filed October 9Th. 1881
A. L. McClung, ct al. to John
Kingan. Lots II, Is and IA, in Blk.
is, TownSite Of Rio Hondo, Cdn:
$1,000. & C.
Cameron County Lbr. Co, to o.
u. Jennings. All OF Lots 165-A and
i65-B. in Blk. 4. Avondale Addition,
Harrington, Cd'n: $1,000 e. c.
c.. A. Gumerson, ct al. TO Henry
c.. Towes. 6 acres OF Lot /, Blk.
100, FL Jardin Subdivision. Cd'n:
$1,000 g. c.
i. q. Adamson Co. Inc, ct al. 10
San Bio. Bank e. Trust Co.. Lots
]. 2 and 3, Blk. Is. Original Town
site OF San Benito. Cd'n: 100000.
Al a. Lloyd Parker, Inc. / TT. TO
Al Parker Securities Co. w. 6.37
acres OF the Z. 1874 &C S Of Blk.
10, Soils Subd.. Cd'n: $4,000.
A. <. Branch. ct al. to The All
Parker Securities Co. N. q It. OF
Lot 5, Blk. 20, La Feria Townsite,
Cd'n: 5000 & c.
John Anderson. ct al. TO The Al
Parker Securities Co. N. 5 acres OF
the W. 1855 acres OF Blk. SO. Mimi
Tex. Id. & Irrig. Co.'S Subd., Cd'n:
5000, & {.
John L. Shaw, et al. TO Raymond
M. Tucker, IT. Blks. ?. 5-B. l2-B.
II, Is. is, %. IS. 20. %. 20. AZ.
5S160 e. 6-A. all out of the Acacia
LIE Gardens Subd.. Cd'n: $l.OO,
n c.
Harry N. Peterson. BY Tr. 10 II.
w. AeI, 553.Io acres Of land in the
Ojo de Aqua Grant, Cd'n; s'5.600.O0
Real Estate Sales:
Tuesday. october 7th, 1880 $57,7sl.7 10
Tuesday, october 9th, 1881 l7,i5l09
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4 q
Business Wanted

WANT TO BUY, rent or lease
business in Valley. Small manu-
featuring business preferred. Ad-
dress, T9l CO Brownsville Herald.
T9l
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3 Partner Wanted
RESIDENT OWNER

desires partner who can invest a
few thousand doll S in Develop
ing 100 acres to Orchard for one
half interest. A real opportunity
to triple your money in short
time. Address Box TBS, Care
Herald.
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4S Dogs : Cats : Pets

WHITE and sable. and white collie
puppies and grown dogs. Beauties.
priced right. Will Womack, Jr..
Box ASP. Taft Texas. TOT
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Livestock
Poultry Supplies

BABY CHICKS-Every wednesday
and Saturday me- discount IN all
orders booked. Cameron County
Chickeries. La Feria, Texas. T105
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Real Estate

FOR SALE-l0 acres, 8 in two year
old trees. Well drained. under
ground irrigation. no Indebtedness.
Terms. Address Owner, Box 25. La
Feria, Texas. TB7
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Notice OF Hearing on Budget, City
Of Brownsville, Texas.
Notice Is hereby given that the
city commission OF the city OF
Brownsville will take I'm or con-
sideration and hold a hearing on
the budget for expenditures for the
ensuing year at 7:3O o'clock p. m.
Friday, october 23rd, A. ID. 1881,
at the city hall, at which all inter-
ested persons may be present.
BY order Of the City Commission
OF the City OF Brownsvil,~
II. VAN HORN,
City Secretary.
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