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The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1940-10-08
REALTY BOARDS
TO HOLD MEET

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Boards. to be held Oct 1919 al
nearby Ponte Vedra Beach.
One of the main features will
be golf famous course where the
Rydre Cup matches were TO have
been played last November, call
ed off due TO the war in Europe.
In addition to golf clubs. visiting
realtors will be asked TO bring
along their fishing rods, bathing
suits. and any other recreational
paraphernalia likely to be needed
during the three-day stay at the
ocean resort.
On the formal side. the princi-
pal event will be dinner dance,
schedule for Friday. Oct. Is.
The Silver Anniversary dinner
will be held Saturday night as
the convention winds up.
The entertainment committee
in charge of arrangements is
headed by Victor Covington.
prominent local clubman. who is
being assisted by Arthur Irving.
Al Ulmer. Leland Jordan. F. Clyde
Reese. i. Beverly Male. Henry W
Dew. cambridge Richardson and
Lawrence Tucker.
For wives of visiting realtors.
the ladies' committee for the con-
vention. headed by Mrs. Clinton
Burbridge. has arranged a sep
arate program of entertainment
for mornings and afternoons.
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NO MATTER WHERE,
YOU MUST REGISTER

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competent evidence on hand TO
prove your case.
O. I am going 10 be out of the
United States on registration day.
What must I do 10 avoid the pen
allies of non-registration?
A. Present yourself to your To-
cal board within five days after
you get back in the United States,
offer them proof that you were
outside the United States on Oc-
tober Is "a ticket stub, stamped
passport, reports from your local
newspaper, or affidavits from re-
sponsible neighborS would be evil
dence enough and register in the
ordinary manner.
O. I am subject 10 selective
service registration. but al pres
emf am in a reformatorY. VIII I
get in more trouble if I do not
register?
A. Not unless you fail to reg
ister on the date of expiration of
your sentence This ruling also
applies to persons in insane asy-
lums, jails and penitentiarieS.
Such persons will be registered
ION the day of discharge" by the
superintendent or warden of the
institution and your responsibility
from there on Is to your local
registration board in the voting
precinct in which you formerly
had residence.
O. My working hours are such
that ! can't get 10 the registration
board on October is. What do I
do?
A If your employer prevents
your getting there on that day.
he is obStructing selective service
and subject to penalties under the
law. In most cases registration
day will be a holiday and persons
who have to work on holidays
will be given time off to register.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1940-10-08
L E G A L S
NOTICE OF ELECTION

To the Sheriff of Monroe County.
of the State of Florida:
Be it Known. That l, r. A GRAY.
Secretary of State of the State of
Florida. do hereby give notice
GENERAL ELECTION
Will be held in Monroe County.
State of Florida, on Tuesday next
succeeding the first Monday in
November. A d. 1910, the said Tues
day being the
FIFTH DAY OF NOVEMBER
For United States Senator from
the State of Florida. for a term of
six years from Jan ). 1871.
For Seven (7) Presidential Elec-
tors.
For one Representative of the
Fourth Congressional District of
the State of Florida, in the Seventy
Seventh Congress of the United
For Governor of the State of
For Secretary of State of the
State of Florida
For Attorney General of the State
of Florida
For Comptroller of the State of
Florida.
For Treasurer of the State of
Florida.
struction of the State Of Florida
For Commissioner of Agriculture
of the State of Florida.
For Two Justices of the Supreme
Court of the State of Florida
For One Railroad Commissioner
of the State Of Florida
For One Member of the House of
Representative of the State of
Florida
For County Judge.
For Judge Juvenile Court.
For Sheriff
For Clerk of the Circuit Court.
For Clerk of the Criminal Court
of Record.
: For Prosecuting Attorney, County
Court.
For County Assessor of Taxes.
For Tax Collector.
For County Superintendent of
Public Instruction.
For Five County Commissioners
For Three Members OF the County
Board of Public instruction
For Justice of the Peace in and
for the following Justice Districts.
viz Nos One, Two and Three
For Constable in and for the fol-
lowing Justice Districts, viz: Nos
One. Two and Three
In Testimony Whereof. / have
hereunto set my hand and
affixed the Great Seal of
e. So the State of Florida. at
Tallahassee, the Capital.
A d. 1910.
p A GRAY,
Secretary of State.
To Hon. Karl o. Thompson. Sheriff
Monroe County.
sept3IO-17-24: oct1-s-15-2z 1910
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l. Mohammedans.
?. In 1889 Japan g0i - per-
cent Of her supply from rhl>
country.
3. May. 1887
4 About 100000
5. Miami. Fla
6. About $4,000. 300-
:. Yes. PROVIDED Lle Goa
defend themselves
s. Dried cOcOnUt meal
g. Equal day ana night tnr
world over. which Occurs tE1oe .
year.
10. Incendiary anti aircraft
shell 10 light Up the SKY znz
break UP aircraft formations
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1940-10-08
VAN COSEL TO
FACE HEARING

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a frequent caller at his isolated
home on Flagler avenue, and
that this man may have helped
Van Cosel in removing the body
from the vault over seven years
ago
Statutes of Florida call for q
$500 fine or Imprisonment for
two years, If defendants are
found guilty of wanton and mali
cious violation of graves or
vaults. If Van Cosel Is held for
trial. his bond will likely be re-
duced 10 $500. No one knew
whether he would, or could, fur
nish bail
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1940-10-08
Elks Planning
Charity Ball

Key West Lodge. No. 551.
BP.O. Elks. are planning to hold
their Annual Charity Ball at the
Country Club this year.
According to present plans. the
Elks expect to stage a Carnival
Dance this year, on November
29th. featuring an attractive floor
show composed OF local and out
side talent. Pritchard's Orches-
ira will furnish the music and q
Cuban Quartette viii also be on
hand.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1940-10-08
Mrs. Katez Left
For Miami

Mrs. Agnes Carey Katez left
for Miami last weekend following
a ten-day visit in Key West.
This marked the first visit to
her native city in over 80 years,
and Mrs KateZ was welcomed on
all sides by her many friends who
remembered her. She lives in
Cincinnati, Ohio.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1940-10-08
Newsman Visits
For Weekend

Harry Baker Turner. and Mrs
Turner. were visitors in the city
over last weekend, staying at the
Overseas Hotel Mr.. Turner is
editor of The Inquirer and Mirror
Of Nantucket, Mass.
Other visitors registering at
the Overseas. this past week in
Guided Mr.. and Mrs. Edward Lee
of Los Angeles. Calf, and Mr.
and Mrs a w. Seely, of Norfolk.
Va. Both parties thoroughly en-
joyed their stay here.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1940-10-08
Mrs. Morland
Visiting Mother

Mrs. J. B. Morland, who has
been residing for the past year
and a half in Honolulu, where
her husband, Lieut.. Morland, is
stationed, is visiting in Key West
at the home of her mother, Mrs.
A. D. Silviera on White street.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1940-10-08
William Lees
Return To City

William BilD Lee and Mrs.
Lee returned Sunday afternoon
from a months vacation spent in
and around Buffalo, N. Y.
Mr. Lee is local representative
for the Miami Daily News.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1940-10-08

1.-TWO reasons. Felicia's excel
l. lent but misguided brain
again, I'm sure. First reason, the
chdpldin'S clothes trould not fit
him. Second reason. he made him
self a laughing stock. and there
is nothing quite so disarming to
suspicion as that. Oh yes. one
more reason - the poison oak.
That was the most essential part
of the disguise. He had been seen,
and his fngerprintS were known.
And. while Felicia had made
careful inquiries and found that
no one on the post knew the real
chaplain, there was always the
chance Of some accidental meet
ing-like Sandra'S. The poison oak
was meant to take care of that.
] think he must have rolled in the
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1940-10-08
Two Reasons
"T>WO reasons Falicia's exc

Why? Why strip"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1940-10-31

tributaries of the Allegheny River,
entering the river at Ford City, Pa,
43 miles above Pittsburgh. During
the peak of the March, 1886, flood,
it discharged about $3.50, 900 gallons
of water per minute into the Al
legheny.
Army engineers said the dam con-
trolls IS per cent of the creeks 219-
square-mile drainage area, thus
eliminating Crooked Creek as con-
tributor to future floods
w. B. Rodgers, president of the
Tri-State Authority. said flood con-
troll is particularly timely now when
the heavy steel and machine in
dustries of this district are operating
at full capacity producing materials
for our Army and Navy"
Most of our huge steel plants are
located on the river banks because
they depend on river transportation
for supplies of raw materials" Mr..
Rodgers said "A repetition of the
flood of March, 1886, could in "a
hours cause an almost complete ces-
sation of industrial activity in this
section. I. . : Such a disaster could
hardly be accomplished in so short
a time by an invading enemy"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1940-10-31
Party Buttons
Used to Cheat
Transit Lines
BY the Associated Press.

NEW YORK, Oct. 31.-If you
think election campaign buttons are
good only to indicate party loyalty,
listen to William Jerome DAILY, Sec
rotary of the Board of Transporta-
ton:
Records of the revenue division
of the independent lines of New
York City transit system of October
90 revealed that among slugs and
counterfeit coins recovered from
turnStileS there were 174 Willkie
buttons and 48 Roosevelt buttons"
Mr.. DAILY was prompted to issue
his statement after Raymond Po-
liakoff, 81, was arrested for trying
to get by with a Roosevelt button
which he had hammered into the
approximate shape and size of
scent piece
Police said they found four SINH
lar creations in the young. mans
pocket and that Poliakoff said he
utilized Roosevelt buttons after ex-
Fermentation had shown that the
Willkie buttons don't fit"
They do fit, Mr.. DAILY said in eff
feet, and cited a typical day" last
week when 220 Willkie buttons and
three Roosevelt buttons turned up
in the turnstile take.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1940-10-31
Warm Springs Attack
Branded 'FiIthiest
Thing in Politics.
Flynn Denounces Charge
That Foundation Is
Operated for Profit
Ey the Associated Press.

Ey the Associated Press.
NEW YORK, Oct. 31.-Demo-
cratic and Republican leaders both
denounced yesterday circular at
lacking the Georgia Warm Springs
Foundation as private business
operated for profit
The circular. which Democratic
National Chairman Edward j. Flynn
called 1.-The filthiest thing that has
ever been done in American pol
itics," bore the letterhead: Inde-
pendent Young Americans, Inc, w
E. Porter, chairman"
Representative Joseph W. Martin,
jr., Republican national chairman
condemned the circular and said it
had no connection with the Repub-
lican organization.
THE Republicans may deny they
had anything to do with this" Mr.
Flynn said at a specially called
press conference, but the fact re-
mains this statement is being re-
leased simultaneously all over the
country If they don't know about
it, they don't know what's going on
Angered by Circular.
In prepared statement, Mr.
Flynn added:
The last-minute broadside of
smell bombs has begun to appear in
the Willkie camp. No. /, 1 present
to you a proclamation issued by the
Independent Young Americans,
Inc of this city.
1T presents that the Georgia Warm
Springs Foundation, instead of being
the great humanitarian institution
this country knows it is, and in
which millions of Americans have
participated-'which,' in the Ian
guage of the proclamation, has
been represented to the American
public as charity and philanthropy
of Franklin D. Roosevelt, is in
reality private business operated
for profit
THE document concludes with
this statement: We demand a con-
gressional investigation of this ugly
exploitation of disease and misery.
Could anything be more malicious?"
Mr.. Flynn was visibly angered.
They practically say the founda-
ton is not beneficent organization
but a racket" he commented. THE
only reason why this circular is be-
ing brought out is to try to smear
President Roosevelt"
Samuel F. Pryor, jr., Eastern Re-
publican campaign manager, added
his denial to Mr.. Martins that the
Republican organization had any
knowledge of the pamphlet.
Machine Politics." Says Pryor.
"Flynn's attempt to connect this
pamphlet with the Republican or.
ganization is one of the oldest thing.
in machine politics" Mr.. Pryor said
I'VE know nothing about it anc
Chairman Martin has strongly de.
nounced it. 1t looks like the Demo
Gratis are getting desperate"
Mr.. Flynn told his press confer
ence that the Republicans Intend
to buy this election, and the EVIL
dence is pretty positive that Mr.. Pew
(Joseph N. Pew, Pennsylvania Re-
publican leader has raised $4,000
900 to buy the election in Pennsyl-
vania."
The Democratic chairman likewise
condemned letter which he said
the Howard County Republican
Committee of Indiana addressed tc
all consumption registrants telling
them they were being drafted fol
war and urging them to vote fol
the program that assures the great
est chance to continue at peace.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1940-10-31
| 63 Candidates
| In Connecticut
| Are Women
By the Associated Press.

NEW HAVEN, Conn, Oct. 81
Connecticut has done real well by
its women politically.
Out of several hundred candi-
dates for public office in the COM
ing election, SO are women, some of
them running with the Endorsement
of both major parties.
Twenty-Five of them have allied
themselves with the Democratic
cause, "a with the Republicans, one
with the Socialist Labor party and
one with the Communist party.
Four women's names appear as
nominees of as many parties for the
post of secretary of State, while
II women have accepted nominal
tions under the Democratic banner
for Offices of judge of probate with
a similar number enlisted on the
Republican side.
Sixteen Democrats running for
Representative in the General AS
Sembly are women and "a others
are Republicans.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1940-10-31
NeighborIy Cities Join
In Building New Road

If being a good neighbor' is right
for the Americas, why not for their
cities? The mayors of Sacramento
and Nova Ponte, in Brazil, want
better communication between the
two places. Sacramento possesses a
modem road-making machine, but
Nova Ponte has none at all. So
they have agreed that Sacramento
will build its half stretching to-
ward Nova Ponte and when through
will lend its machine to its neigh
Dor to complete its half.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1940-10-31
Crooked Creek Dam
Completion Hailed
By Army Engineers
$4,000. 900 Project
Reduces Pittsburgh
Flood Danger
By tie Associated Press.

By tie Associated Press.
PITTSBURGH, Oct. 31.-Comple-
ton of the $4,000, 900 Crooked Greek
Dam was announced today by Army
engineers, and flood control authori-
ties Immediately hailed the accom-
plishment as a timely" protection
to the Pittsburgh industrial area,
busily turning out steel and other
items for national defense.
The dam is part of a multi-mil-
lion dollar system of reservoirs being
constructed to reduce floods in the
Ohio River Basin.
Crooked Greek is one of the larger
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1940-10-31
Locust Plague Wones
In South Africa

officials in Pretoria, South Africa,
believe that natural enemies of the
brown locusts, especially birds, are
to be credited with the plaques
marked decrease in the last two
seasons. Some, however, ascribe the
decrease to abnormal humidity. No
dense locust egg deposits are known
to exist in the Union or Southwest
Africa. The plague is now in what
is known as the solitary" or swarm
free phase. The red locust situation
is not so satisfactory.
Japan has started a campaign
to ease the shortage of dwellings for
war earners,
The Waterbury Democrat., 1940-05-31
} STAMP NEWS
vtsjyED syAYEs posfAor

THE death Of Victor Herbert In
= 1924 closed musical era In
America. Movies and radio have
forced the decline OF the stage
and light opera which his genius
raised 70 greatest heights. He
gave the people songs " sing, mel
Odies 10 remember.
The great Irish-American COM
poser Is honorcd on the Scent
U. S. stamp, above, released May
Is at New York, third Of the COM
posers groups Of the Famous
Americans series.
Born In Dublin, educated in
Germany, Herbert came TO United
States bridegroom, because his
wife would not sign a contract
with the Metropolitan unless he
was given job. He soon eclipsed
her fame. From a star 'cellist he
rose 10 star composer. Most OF
his so light operas were in
Simultaneous hits.
He was ambitious, Woodworking
but never attained great wealth.
He loved 10 cat, kept welI-filled
basket handy. He rehearsed his
orchestra clad only in his UNDER
wear.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1940-05-31

went on. I'm going TO keep that
promlSe The sheriff will quit hunt
ing around Lost Canyon when II
gets dark. Well wait until II gets
dark, call him and tell him Our
men caught Collins trying 10 board
freight He'll drive out here as
fast as he can. He won't be on the
highway much before 10. That gives
US plenty Of time"
"Give him the old workout,
Mixer" Bill gloated over the pros
pect,
Bentley nodded. "11l go over the
details and then let you know who
we want 10 take on the Job, what
story we want 10 tell.
THE sheriff will get Collins, all
right-But not the way he expects
TO-"
TO BE Continued
The Waterbury Democrat., 1940-05-31
CHAPTER XIII

Larry sat In the semi darkness
OF the basement room tfat formed
his prison, trying 70 decide what
Bentley INTENDED 10 do with him. II
was evident that the narcotic SNUG
gler hoped 10 avoid killing Larry
himself, but II was equally clear
that he would never permit Larry
TO be taken 10 trial for cattle theft,
Larry knew too much about Bent
ley and his operations 70 remain
alive.
BENTLEY was evidently Matching
some plot 10 guarantee LarryB per-
Ingnent removal. The man who had
planned Hugh's accident" could In
vent another Just rs effective.
Larry thought OF Monnie. What
ever story Bentley told. she would
not believe that Larry had turned
cattle thief II he had 10 die. II
was comforting 10 know that she
would always love him, always have
faith In him. He was glad he had
told her why he had come back TO
Texas. Perhaps Bentley would over
play his hand.
But Larry didn't want 10 die,
He wanted 10 live. Just when Mon
MES kigses had promised him a llfe
full OF happiness, he had stepped
into a trap. w.. He might Try TO
escape . Bentley probably hoped
he would there were two guards
outside his door. others patroled
the grounds He wouldn't have q
ch1nce. Az long as he was SIN alive.
The ceiling light nashed on, The
cellar door opened Bill came IN, q
rife In the crock Of his arm, Behind
him came Bcntley--and Monniel
"Monfue. darlingi" Larry rushed
to her, brushing past Bentley,
cafRht her IN his arms. She 8trug-
gled 10 free herself, and not sue
cesding slapped him full In the
fac:
"Hct me go-you COW theft The
words hurt more than the blow,
Don't ever speak 10 me again. /
Just came here 10 tell you how much
dcSpise you---"
Larry stared al her, uncompre-
bending.
"You-oh hate you'll" she con-
tinucd. you came 10 the ranch,
posed as n fricnd--Just 10 get u
chance 10 steal cattle. The ordinary
rustler Doesn't sink that low, And
YOU made love TO me--Lies-all OF
it-Liesi"
She drew closer 10 Bentley, linked
her arm IN his. II even thought /
cared a little for him, Mike. He
fooled me, just as he fooled Dad
and Pete Barnes.
HE didn't fool me for a min
ute" Bentley put In. ~ had him
spotted from the minute ! saw him.
I warned you--The fellows q slick
one"
"You don't know how slick he
really is. Mike. DO you know who
Larry Collins iG--why he Is here?"
She did not walt for his answer,
Larry Collins Is the brother Of the
man killed in the accident on Dead
Mans Curye!"
"Monnie" Larry shouted his plea
for her TO stop
shut upl" Bentley commanded,
go on, Monnie."
TITS true, Mike. He came out
here from New York TO find out
about the accident. Probably hoped
TO get me accused of manslaughter.
Claims his brother was murdered
when everyone knows he was drunk
oh, Mike, I've been such fool 4"
The Waterbury Democrat., 1940-05-31
S4OO COLLECTED
FOR RED CROSS
Mrs. Douglas Dunbar
Gives Pleasing Report
on Campaign
CHESHIRE NEWS
Hubert Rigney
Cheshire Phone $50

Cbeshirc, May 3I,--RcsponscB
made 10 date IN the drive for funds
for the relief Of war sufferers has
amounted TO more than $500.
The report WAS made by Mrs,
Douglas M. Dunbar, chairman Of
the Cheghirc branch Of the Red
Croty. ChcshircB quota B ret at
5000 and past records IN meeting
every quota are expected 70 be filled,
II ~ stated by national officers OF
the Red Gross that funds 80 direct.
~ 10 war sufferers IN countries
where devastation has caused much
suffering. Becauee OF a refusal 10
accept such aid, none will 90 10
Germany.
Crib Needed
A Email crib and a three.quarter
sized bed, for u needy family, vs.
icing sought by the Sunshine 10
Gjety. Anybody who has such art.
clog Is asked 10 communicate with
Mrs. Donald W. Howard,
Mrs.. John l., Bradley OF Spring
erect Is rccuptrating ~ the home OF
fritrd8 IN Warrington, y, g. Mrs.
Bradley has been q pneumonia pa.
tent at the Waterbury hospital,
Aa.-n--s-u-@-.-s-.--
Sweden has a plan 10 take over
the remaining privately owned rail.
roads,
The Waterbury Democrat., 1940-05-31
CT AMiUM
CT OK ERS
ABOUT TIE MEDITERRANEAN?

ABOUT TIE MEDITERRANEAN?
/. What Is the island at the toe
OF Italy's boot?
2 What vital points control the
ends Of the Mediterranean?
3. Locate the Ionian and Aegean
seas
4. At what point might Italy
divide the Mediterranean?
5. Locate the British bases OF
Malta and Valetta
Answers on Black Page
The Waterbury Democrat., 1940-05-31
CAST OF CHARACTERS

MONNIR MILES-her mania for
fast driving almost wrecked her
romance.
LARRY COLLINS-newSpaper
reporter, hunting the nurdererS
Of his brother.
MIKE BENTLEY - wealthy
rancher, knew too much about
auto accidents.
YESTERDAY: Larry Is caught
In the hangar. Bentley imprIsOns
him IN q cellar, orders his men 10
steal Hayhook calves and make II
appear Larry Is the thief. A. the
Hayh0ok the next morning, Bent
ley gets y call saying that Collins
has been caught with the stolen
calves. The Colonel Is determined
70 hang Larry. The Colonel and
Barnes 20 10 the truck, promising
70 como by for Larry At midnight.
M0nnle goes TO Bentley's, deter
mined ITO tell that calf stealer
what ! think Of him"
The Waterbury Democrat., 1940-05-31

Sweden has 4 plan TO take over
the remaining privately owned rail.
roads,
The Waterbury Democrat., 1940-05-31

Answers on Black Page
Evening star., 1940-05-10

MOVING. PACKING 8 STORAGE.
SUPERIOR FACILITIES for storage, NOV
ing or shipping furniture or merchandise.
WHEN YOU MOVE call Merchants Ma
5000. 1t costs no more to rely on expe-
rienced movers who accept full response
bility,
Evening star., 1940-05-10
ROOMS WITH BOARD WANTED.

JUNE 1st-OCT. 1st: elderly lady, COM
panion and nurse; rms. bath and porch;
tray service: quiet shady location, nearby
suburbs: refs. EXCHANGED. Box 2so-Y'
Evening star., 1940-05-10
COUNTRY BOARD.

LARGE COLONIAL ESTATE-southern
cooking; private golf course, swimming
wk. Week-ends. So Mai. Marshall Mac
Donald, Media Farms. Charles Town. w.
Evening star., 1940-05-10
FOR RENT.

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8IA Morris n.e.-6"r., b., h-wh. 455O
1877 Wis. ave. r.w.---6 Z. b.. oil ht. 1880
GEORGE I. BORGER.
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