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Plentywood herald., 1935-08-01
Special to the Herald

WESLEY, Aug. 1.-The Westby
circuit of the Lutheran Free Church
held its annual young peoples con
vention at Westby on Sunday, July
2S. Mrs. M. "A. Peterson, mis-
sionary from India was the main
speaker, and gave some very inter
esting talks. Rev. Nysteun OF Zahl
N. D., and Rev. Hanson OF Medi
cine Lake also helped with the ser
vices.
Plentywood herald., 1935-08-01
RAYMOND Citizens Have
Good Gardens This Year
Special to the Herald

Special to the Herald
RAYMOND, Aug. 1.-Many goot
gardens are evident in this vicinity
Fresh vegetables have been a valu
able addition to the summer bill o.
fare. One home reports the can
ming of "a quarts OF green beans
Considerable rhubarb has been can
ned.
MORE RAYMOND NEWS
Floyd and Henry Umback were In
town Monday.
Olaf Nordby and David Dubry
were in Plentywood Monday looking
after the "Eas sements" In connection
with the dam project.
August Westfall and Lee Munson
attended the Grain Dealers Meeting
at Williston, N. ID. The purpose OF
the meeting was the organization of
the grain dealers to make them more
efficient managers.
Miss Marjorie Hill, Mrs. James
Connealy and Norman left Monday
for Minnesota. Miss Hill will visit
at her home In Fergus Falls and
tuiS. SOiucdty d~iu iNOllih1u Will 6O
to Port Arthur, Canada, where they
will visit relatives.
Mrs. Harry Holland has returned
from a visit with relatives in the Da-
kotas and Minnesota.
A. O. Rio and family went to
Fort Peck and Nashua last Sunday.
August Westfall, Nee Munson and
Joe MCGOWAN played In the old tim
er's game at Brush Lake Sunday.
Olaf Nordby, Howard Munson, o.
iver Dubry and Floyd Stewart at
tended the baseball game at Ceylon,
Sask.. Friday.
Business visitors Monday were
John Lindbloom. August Westfall.
Mrs. Bruno Hass, Henry Witte, Mel
win Evenson, Carl Ekstedt and Mrs.
Carl Jensen.
Alan Henderson and family Of the
north Dooley country visited with
the w. o. Wilson family the first
of the week.
Tiny Torgrimson has moved on to
the Sam Faucette farm and is work
ing for the Hass brothers.
Lorene Gibson has been the guest
Of Vera Munson the past week.
Harley Potter, Daleview. called on
the Clarence Tucker family Monday.
Mrs. George Peterson, Lake View,
Wash, is visiting her sister Mrs.
Jack Smith and her brother, II. M /.
Laverdure.
Ole Aspelund, Ed Hannah, Mrs.
Tooke and Betty Lou Stewart have
been on the sick list.
Plentywood herald., 1935-08-01
MORE SHEEP CREEK NEWS


Mrs. Leverne Draszt, Mrs. c. Bel
and Louise and Mrs. J. C.. Draszt
helped Mrs. James Glover tie q
quilt Wednesday afternoon. After
ward delicious lunch was served.
Mr.. and Mrs. Bert Cobban and
Murray Bell were Archer callers
Saturday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur Draszt and
family were callers at the j. C.
Draszt home Thursday evening
Marie returned home with them fol
a few days.
George holman and Martin Gross
delivered wool to Plentywood Thurs
day.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. ]. Glover and
daughters Jean and Mildred were
Plentywood shoppers Saturday.
Charlie BOrnstad and Mr.. Riley Of
Reserve were callers at the James
Glover home Saturday morning.
Mr.. and Mrs. C. o. Bell and
Murray and Mr.. and Mrs. Leverne
Draszt and Maurice were Plenty
wood shoppers Friday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Fretheim
and Mr.. and Mrs. Hoppins of Plen
tywood were callers at Leck Bed
wells Sunday.
Bert Cobbans helped Carl Lind
spread grasshoppsr poison Monday
morning.
Jim Glover transacted business in
Plentywood Tuesday.
Plentywood shoppers Thursday in.
cluced. Mr.. and Mrs. X. Knutson
and Ethel, Eddie KMsses, John Skei
Leverne Draszt. Mrs. j. C. Draszt
and children, Mr.. and Mrs. Andrew
Fadness and children, Mr.. and Mrs
Ed Bambenec, Mr.. and Mrs. R. A.
Palutzke, Cappy Cook and Arthur
Ike
Emil Peterson the Watkins man
was calling In this vicinity Wednes-
day.
Pete Whitish and son Lloyd were
hunting some horses that had stray
ed Friday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Irwin Bdghtsman
spent Sunday at the ]. C. Draszt
home.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Barge were
PlentywOod shoppers Saturday.
Eddie Kisses returned home from
the dam Wednesday evening.
Plentywood herald., 1935-08-01
WESLEY FREE CHURCH HAS
YOUNG PEOPLES CONVENTION

I les aid will meet on Friday, August
8, at the church parlors.
Miss Vedjia Johnson is working at
the telephone office.
Mrs. j. H. Melvine entertained at
birthday party in honor of her
daughter, Mrs. Reuben Hultgren ON
Monday afternoon.
Plentywood herald., 1935-08-01
NOTICE OF EXAMINATION OF
BUDGET OF EXPENDITURES
OF CITY OF PLENTYWOoD,

Notice Is hereby given that the
City Of Plentywood Montana has
completed the preliminary City Bud
get Of Expenditures OF the different
departments and offices for the fis-
cal year beginning July /, 1885 and
ending June 30, 1886.
That said budget is placed on file
and is open to inspection in the Of
flee OF the City Clerk.
The City Council OF the City OF
PlentywoOd, Montana win meet on
the 5th day OF August. 1895, at
o'clock P. NJ. at the City Hall for
the purpose of fixing and determin-
ing the final budget for the current
fiscal year, at which time any tax
payer may appear and be heard for
or against any part OF said budget.
The preliminary budgets are In
amounts as follows:
General ................... ~ 5,UOO.OO
Street and Alley .......... $4,000
Fire Department ......... 10000
Water Works Construction 100000
Water Works Operating :. 10000. 90
Air Port $4,000
Sewer 10000
Parks ................ 10000
Band ....,.......... 200. 90
Bond Sinking ........... 2y50O.00
Bond Interest ............ 100000
City Council OF PlentywOod,
Montana.
Arthur C. Erickson,
City Clerk.
Plentywood herald., 1935-08-01
MORE coMERToWN NEWS

MORE coMERTowN NEWS
Mrs. Louis Dixon and Priscilla o.
Cole. are visiting friends and rela
tives around Comertown. They art
guests at the Tom Oftus home.
Andrew Pohle Is employed at the
Irwin Negaari home.
MISS Helen Strand was a dinner
guest at the Chris Petersen home on
Monday.
Rev. S. L.. Almlie started paro
chial school In Comertown Monday.
The school will last for two weeks
Mrs. Merlin Rostad and Mrs. M
l.. Rostad were business callers in
Crosby Monday.
Vernon Hensler was a caller at
the Chris Petersen home Monday.
Mr. and Mrs. Howard King were
Monday afternoon visitors at the
Bruvold home.
Mr.. and Mrs. Oscar ClemetsOn
and Mr.. and Mrs. Chris Olson mo-
tored to Fort Peck Tuesday, where
they spent few days visiting with
friends and relatives and looking
over the dam site.
Mildred Myars was an afternoon
visitor OF Victoria Bruvold Tuesday
Hmma Bruvold was an overnight
guest at the Oscar Clemetson home
Tuesday.
Misses Verna Olson, Marguerite
Eldred, Doris Olson and Alice Olson
were callers at the home of their
aunt and uncle, Mr.. and Mrs. Err
nest Olson OF Westby.
Miss Olga Strand was a dinner
guest at the A. III. Hensler home
Wednesday.
Misses Elsie Bakewell and Mary
Botten were Wednesday visitors at
the M. l.. ROstad home.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Mckay Of
Nashua, arrived In Cmertown on
Wednesday, where they were guests
at the home of the formers parents,
Mr. and Mrs. VIM. Mckay. Evan
geline and Maxine, who have been
visiting in Comertown for the past
week returned home Thursday with
their parents.
Mesdames Frank Schilling and
Hans Anderson were PlentywOOd
shoppers Wednesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Eilert Strand, and
Plentywood herald., 1935-08-01
Comertown People
Have Surprise Party


Special to the Herald
COMERTOWN, Aug. Miss Iris
Vogt was pleasantly surprised on
Sunday when about forty friends
gathered at the Andrew Vogt home
to help her celebrate her birthday
The evening was spent In playing
games. A very delicious supper was
served by Mrs. Andrew Vogt. Ev-
eryone had an enjoyable time.
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TRUSTEES SALE

Whereas. default was made in
the payment of the indebtedness
secured by that Deed in Trust eN-
ccuted by J. A. Rusher and wife,
Cora L. Rusher, to NJ. NJ. Red
den, Trustee, dated "a Septem-
Der, 1880. recorded in Book 1OS,
page 294, Records of Mortgages
and Deeds of Trust for Hender-
SON County, on account of which
the power OF sale, after due and
proper notice has become abso-
lutte;
Now, therefore, the undersigned
will, at the request of the owner
and holder of the note, and IN or
der to satisfy said debt, and by
virtue of the power of sale con on
tanned in said deed in trust, sell,
TO the highest bidder for cash, at
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%11lARY RAYMOND
eIo34 NEA SERVICE. INC.

Hes light wood. I want
stronger support for my future"
Somebody like Pcter?"
Eyes" ~
"Fity you didn't know you
were so much in love sooners41
hear he's been turning the city
upside down looking for his
wife" $50
81 suppose you've been talking
to Mrs. Kendall. It's true he had
two private detectives trying to
find her. They finally found the
taxi driver who drove her away
the morning she left. The man
said she got out at a restaurant.
Thev lost the trail there" ~.
Il can imagine how sorry Mrs.
Kendall was when the detectives
failed to find her"
"Now, Aunt Louise, don't be
sarcastic. Of course she realized
he and Ann were not really suit
ed to each other"
"And Of course you and Peter
arew
Valeria got up from the table,
saying reasonably. 81 do think so.
Peter and l grew up in the same
world. Our friends are the same.
But | won't stop; to argue with
you. I've worlds to do"
81 wish he would get divorced
then" 49,, ,.
at takes a little time to work
out a divorce" Valeria said.
Go be continued) ~.
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public auction, at the Courthouse
door, in Hendersonville,, N. c., on
II January. 1885, at IL o'clock
noon, all the property described
in said Deed in Trust, to-wit:
Being lots 10, 20, 81 and %
of the G. f. Toms division as
shown on plat recorded in Book
sc, at page 263, of the Records
of Deeds for Henderson County:
BEGINNING at a stake in the
South margin of North Third
Avenue East standing South 81
deg. 4 min. West 40 feet from
the intersection of the South mar
gin of Third Avenue with the
West margin, of King Street, and
being the Northwest corner Of
lot %; and running thence with
the South margin Of Third Ave
nue., South 81 deg, min. West
10 IL feet to the Northeast cor
ner of lot 10; thence with the
East line of lot Is South Z deg.
46 min. East 70 feet to stake;
thence North 81 deg. 4 min. East
parallel with Third Avenue rs 1-2
/ feet to the Southwest corner Ct
! lot, %; thence with the line of
| lot % North s deg. 35 min. West
70 feet to the beginning. Except
ing an alleyway ten feet wide
along the South line of the above
described lot, said alleyway run
ing from King Street to the alley
back of Lewis store.
This 18th December 1924.
M. NJ. REDEEM, Trustee.
12-1S-Tues-4tp
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/1O1LABEE

ing Peters every thought.
She, lifted hand and brushed
back her hair, moving closer TO
the mirror. There were tiny
tracirgs near her eyes, lIUU.e la. q
lines forming near her mouth.
"All l need" Valeria said to
herself, ''is q little more sleep
and fewer cocktails" '-
Ghe he'd been fighting a des-
perate knowledge, but ali barriers
were down tonight. More than
Eeter's money, position, and
power, she wanted Peter, the
nan. She wanted to take him
away from Ann more than she
had ever wanted anything in her
life. The combination = jealous
lage and yearning-brought pain
that was almost more than she
could bear.
: The warm, fragrant bath quiet
ed her nerves and after while
she slept. Her last waking
+ thought was, whatever it takes,
Pm ready for. I'll make any
sacrifice if can have him back
again."
As the days passed Mrs. Vain
wright became aware of what she
called "a changed Valeria."
The restless girl who had open
cd sleepy eyes about noon was
gone. In her place was q freshly
lproomed niece, ready for break
fast at the conservative hour of
mime, prepared to plunge with
zest inro, her days program.
The program itself amazed her
aunt even more. Yalel'ia, who had
shirked similar tasks throughout
her girlhood, had volunteered to
aid in a. half dozen worthy enter
prises. She had become actively
interested in her guilds welfare
work. She spent most of the days
for one entire week collecting
garments, for the needy. She had
accepted the craftsmanship of Z
group that was doing valiant
work in the community. chest
drive. She had inspired the spon.
sorsfipS of a new free clinic fol
children. Her picture had ap'
ipeared in the papers frequently
I. but never in any studied pose.
!, She had been caught by pho
tographer among a group Of chill
Idren at the clinic. During the
drive she was photographed pin
lining a button on the coat of s
contributor. Another time, a two
column picture appeared showing
! Valera entering poverty-strick
en- home, her arms filled will
F, packages.
/ Mrs. Wainwright was amused
lat first, then puzzled. AS The
days passed, she was almost con
WINGED that at last Valera hat
decided to give up her 'r-ilt
ways" and settle down.
Valeria confirmed the idea ont
morning. I'm fed up with par
, ities," she said pensively. real
lie I've wasted a lot of time.
'T'm glad you've walked up
; her aunt said dryly. She added
! because she was not entirely con
WINGED that her nieee's transfer
nation was genuine. "if yo,
have"
! Valeria did not flare up. Sh'
| said, 81 have. I want to MARI.
, land have home Of my own"
".Well, Jack Latimer is probab
, ly ready to give you one"
l. "Jackw
II "He's not bad catch Has ,
livery good position, hasn't he?"
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TRUSTEES SALE

Whereas, default was made IN
the payment of the indebtedness
secured. by that Deed in Trust ex-
.ecuted by M. B. Mcdaniel and
wife. Mabel Mcdaniel, to j. FL.
Yelton,, Trustee, dated 1 October,
1880, recorded in Book 10S, page
3O4, Records of Mortgages and
Deeds of Trust Cor Henderson
County, on account of which the
power of sale, after due and
proper notice has become abso-
lutte;
Now, therefore, the under
signed will, at the request of the
owner and holder of the note, and
in order to satisfy said debt, and
ty virtue of the power of sale
contained in said deed in trust,
sell, to the highest bidder for
cash, at public auction, at the
Courthouse, door, in Henderson
vile, N. c., on II January, 1883,
at twelve o'clock noon, all the
property described In said Deea
in Trust, to-wit:
BEGINNING at a stake on the
West side of Pine Street, 2zo
feet South of Chestnut Street.
IThos. A. Jackson's Southeast cor
ner, and runs with his line South
~ deg. West 1876 feet to STAKE
his Southwest corner; thence 5.
IS deg. z. rs feet to stake at
Spruce Street; thence with SAID
street North n deg. East 196
feet to a stake at Pine Street;
thence with Pine Street North Is
deo West rs feet to the BEGIN
MING. containing one-third OF an
acre. more or less, being one-hah
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F. R. WILL ASK FOUR.
BILLIONS FOR RELIEF

Continued fron mage onel
been reached with Minority Lead.
err Charles N. McNary whereby
Democrats on most of the com.
mittees would gain two seats and
Republicans lose two. Robinson
said Senator Key Pittman, Dem,
New, likely would be nominated
again as president protein.
Sentiment anon" the con-
ferees, Robinson said, was to tho
effect that Senator-elect Rush d.
Holt, D., w. Va.,, should wait un-
til he is 80 years old before he
presents his credentials. Holt will
reach this age next june. 1t, was
assumed Holt had been advised af
the feeling of the party leaders
and would act accordingly. AL
though there are presidents
which would justify Hollis imme-
date seating, Democrats fear Re-
publicans would seize upon such
an action to charge that they
were using their ponderous ma
jority to steam-roller the Consti.
tuition. .'' ~.
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of the lot conveyed by A. L. Pat
terson, Attorney in Fact for Geo.
T. Kershaw and wife, the 18th
day of February, 1888, and being
also the same land conveyed by
Wm. E. Jackson and wife, Eliza
beth Emalne Jackson to Souney
NJ Jackson the 18th day of De-
cember, 1892, IS recorded in Book
No. % at page No. 371 of the
Records of Deeds for Henderson
County.
This 18th December, 1884.
J. II. YELTON, Trustee,
By NJ. NJ. REDEEM, Atty.
12-18-Tues-4tp
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real chauffeur but a terribly
good-looking college boy" Sue
said. ",
1T would have been the same
to Carol. That girl gets what she
wants and doesn't care what any
one thinks. r.
when you are as rich as Carol
you can get by with anything"
Sue said. ..=
Everybody knows Peters new
wife has pulled out" This from
Leslie. although nobody = ex-
eept You, perhaps, Valeria
knows Why"
t'Why should / know" Valera
lit a cigaret coolly.
"No one. expected Peters mar
riage to stick. Everyone, knew he
loved you. Peter was a darn fool
to 60 out and pick up tina tgirl in
fit Of pique. Hes evidently
come to his senses. It's commend
able Of him, I think" ,.3..,,;a
Valeria was silent. She knew it
was a becoming silence. Every
body would be saying, "Valeria's
sweet. not to crow when Peter
walked out on her. He tried to
do the decent thing by the girl
he married, but of course they
simply couldn't make a. go of it,
with Peter still in love with Va
leria."
That. was what people would
think. Not one of her crowd
dreamed that Peter had fallen
for Ann. ss s.
Later, alone with he, thoughts,
Valeria was conscious of failure.
She remembered the sarcasm in
Milhcent's "You ought to know"
1t was always that way whenever
Peters affairs were being dis
Well, she would play her cards
more carefully in the future
and not as she had played bridge
this afternoon. She he'd PLAYED
really dreadful bridge. Once Mil
licent's voice had broker through
her abstraction, Come back to
the game, Valeria." She had led
spades after a declared heart suit
and after a heart discard from
her partner.
| Mrs. Wainwright was amazed
to hear Valeria call off her date
for the evening, pleading a head.
ache - ...
"Not Sick: are you," she asked
as Valeria passed through the liv.
ing room on her way back from
the telephone. Sg" " .-.a,".
! mo. Just tired. | think I'll &c
to bed right after dinner"
"a very good idea" =.
About nine her niece went to
her room. Drawing the Venetian
blinds to the window ledge. Va
leria began stripping off hel
clothes. Her bath was running
That was what she needed. 4
warm bath and good night!
sleep. This constant going ant
getting nowhere was getting OF
her nerves. With her vivid vel
vet robe about her, Valeria sa
down at her dressing table, study
ing the mirrored face.
Yes, she was lovely. The asher
blord hair ripping awav from
her face, her big blue eyes AM
soft, red lips. Why didn't Pete
love her? The answer was Ann
/ To: be, honest, Valera had t.
admit the girl was attractive
Very attractive. Valera hatel
her, Absent, Ann was. ,donlinat
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USE THE WHNI HDS
ADMINISTRATORS NOTICE

Having qualified as ,adtnintstrSs
triX of the estate of Lieut., Corn
mander Paul Jones Peytoh. ael
ceased, this is to notify all Pr
sons having claims agsinst said ~
tate to present them to the Under
signed on or before tNovembeI ~
1885, or this notice will be plead.
ed in bar of recovery. Persons m
debted to said estate will make
settlement at once with the I'M
dersigned. This Nov. II, 1885
MARY HOWE iEYToN,Is
Administering
Hendersonville; N c. $X.,,e
80. 11-27- Tuef.Hp.
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TRIMMED BEARD

SPOKANE, Wash. tUP).-Ern,,
est Miller celebrated his lOSrd
birthday recently by disposing OF
his cane and having has long
beard trimmed to modiSh style.
He voted for Henry Clay for
president and is a socialist.
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answers to Previous Questions

ne MOLAY is an organization
- of boys whose male relatives
are Masons. Land started with
nine young men. Boston and
New York were the first cities to
have street mail boxes. The ma
tional quarantine law required
federal officials to help carry out
state and mnnicinal regulations.
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.WHOwDFIR5To
!! IN AMERICA :
BY Joseph Nathan Kane
Author Of Famous First Facts

Who established the first
kindergarten?
When was knighthoUd first
conferred on an American?
What state was first to es-
tablish a bureau of labor sta
tiStics?
Answers in, next issue.
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BEGIN .HErE TO-DAY

Ann HOLSTER breaks her en-
gagenent to Tony Mickle the
same 'dav that Peter Kendall tells
Valeria Bennett, his fiancee, that
everything is oves between them.
Ann thinks she still loves Tony
and Peter believes he still cares
for Valeria, but when chance
brings the two together and Pet
err asks Ann to marr.r Rim she
agrees. 49,, 80 u 7+4 -
They go to Florida and are
happy there. Then Peter is re
called home. His family snubs
Ann and Valeria- tries to make
trouble between Ann and Peter.
She succeeds finally and Ann
goes away, leaving no trace of
her whereabouts.
Peter, desperately in love with
Anr, grows lonelier as the weeks
pass. His efforts to locate her
are fruitless.
She haS found work as, gov
erness in the home of Mrs. Tracy,
an artist. Allan Vincent, Mrs.
Tracy's brother, is attentive to
Ann. '. ,..r....' ....
NOW co ON WITH THE STORY
CHAPTER XIV
"There is always more than
one way to kill a cat" Valera
told herself on the night after
Peter left her SO abruptly. Par
ties were evidently not the way
to bring him around. 1t had been
mistake to take him to Dirk's..
But there were ways; Every
man has a weak spot in his arm
or. What was Peters Valeria
must find out soon. ...
She invited Millicent over the
afternoon for bridge. "The others
are coming about $780," she said.
81 wish you'd come early so we
can have a good talk. It's been
ages since l have seen you"
The half hour failed to reveal
anything useful. But in the
course of the afternoon, Valeria
learned a piece of news. 1t was
Leslie Willoughby who said, 81
hear Peter may sell that darling
place he bought from Ronnie
Brent"
81 don't know anything about
it" Millicent answered.
\ Valeria looked up. $50 Peter
bought the Brent place."
"You should know"
81 didn't. Peter has never men
toned it to me-"
eff | had been Peter | would
have felt little queer about
buying buying the place. Ronnie
was so much in love with Paula
and then to have. her sue him fol
a divorce before. the house was
completed" Sue broke off, s
little confused as Millicents eyes
met hers calmly
i Lesie,. nothing Sues hesitation
said boldly, "Pve heard Peter:
wife is away. For long?" g..
"You'H have to ask PETER. Mil
.llicent answered shortly. "I be
llieVe it is your play. Sue" .
Millicent was first to- leave
/. When the door had closed behinc
her, Leslie said. "The Kendalls
Aren't they funny? So passion
ately loyal, if you know what
mean. Daring people to discus
their affairs. AS if they coult
stop tongues wagging when Pete
goes out and marries some CIR
he scarcely knew and Caro-
elopes with the chauffeur"
! "Well, of course, he wasn't
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