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Newspaper Page Text8 1 CHILO'S UM 15 W Os FICS"i Made from fruit—Can’t harm tender stomach, liver and boweis If your Uttl« one’s tongue Is coated, it a sure sign tne stomacn. liver and | Towels need a gentle, thorough cleansing . at once When your child is cross peevish. listless, pale, doesn t sleep, eat cr act naturalh; if breath is bad. stom ach sour; svstem full of cold, throat •ore, or If feverish, give a teaspoonful of•" California Syrup of Figs, and in a few hours all the clogged-up. constipat ed waste, sour bile and undigested food will gentlv move out of the bowels, and You have a well, playful child again. Sick children needn’t be coaxed to take thia harmless “fruit laxative.” Mil lions of mothers keep it handy because they know its action on the stomach Uj.-er and bowels is prompt and sure. Thev also know a little given today ►aves a sick child tomorrow. Ask your druggist for a s®-cent bottle of •’California Syrup of Figs.” which contains directions for babies, children of all ages and for grown-ups plainly 0:1 the bottle. Rewa:e of counterfeits sold here. Get the genuine made by “Califor nia Fic Syrup Company."—tAdvt.l YOUR HEART Ooes it Flutter. Palpitate 1 Beats? Have you * ■* kart news at Breath. Tea- • I drrness. humbnesa. or ' S’Pa Is in left side. Dizziness. Fainting Hpells. Boots be- * * ' xgEMv tore eyes.Hadden xn rting in sleep. Nervoua.irae. Hungry ar Weak Bpelis. Wpprsaoed t eellag in cheat. Choking Ben. | sat ion In tbrsat.dTnintnl to lie on lelt side. . Binning or Mntoiwertng Benaation. Difli- | celt Breathing. Heart Dropsy. Swelling of fpet or ankles, or Neuralgia around , hea rt f If you h.yre vne o- more of the above ' •vtnpCcms. don’t fail to use Dr. Kin.man • Heart Tablets. Not a wcret medicine. It Is •aid that one person out of every four bar a ’ • eak heart. Probably three-fourths of these do • PO» know ft.and hundreds wrongfullv treat them- | Mdvss for the Btsmach. I.nngs. Kidneys or Nerves. Don’t take any chances when Dr. Kinsman's Heart Tablets are within your reach. More than I<*» endotvetnente furnished. > FREE TREATMENT COUPON Anv sufferer mailing thi« coupon, with their «»ge and P.O Address, to Dr. F.G. Kins man Box SB*, kngnstn. Maine. wUI re- , . sir- a box of Heart Tablets for trial by return real I. postpaid, free o' charge. Delays arc I daagerou*. Write kl once—to-day. ■—* \ A UKi O GIVEN 1 near «r JL •u-1 Cost *<*/ XjtoTbivc ~ -JZp TM WONDEBOLA Marks a M>g*t’f T--irer k of the F—.-wiple Drecove-ed bv the Wurard-KDISONI 4uce» dearly every round. The I- rz'.'K. werM s Greatest Entertainers enter roar heme. It asm any aiae 9* FREE VICTOR OR COLUMBIA , records | OM»r »ix b««s t«4ay 3*Oi> tfkw wfidfire’ R»U , 'n ■■m Ct n ilir« WONDCXOLA er 3M «th«r m • -ruec frwm Prrmi-Mb LHt. WE TRUST YOU F Order ; —• • Extra Gift for R**a«wi , . _ WRVERLT MBIT CC bi ill Msapngahelt, Fa. HHBSSEw -A 56.95 THIS WONDER OF WONDERS ft? Mmt mUtra.—ee«m «wed.al»— sgrepb 1 ‘ --J <--2 Swdt.e-rtemthrtw gUMHJDGHatoVDesU < '*B-1•" UL I u * >our ordera for i&ct 1 Ihayner 11; I BOTTLED-IN-BOND | IWNisKgyM* r mJBMP ISK X Y ■ If And we will include 1 tw | ME PINT BOTTLE OF MPF' I HAYNfR GOLDEN JUBILEE L K > la I WHISKEY (VALUE 75K) I I ILL All Ex pre at Chargee Paid I N’oth’ng to compare w th thia offer has ® *’ eve.' been known. This llayner fl rr+rate Stock Bottled-in-Bond Whiskey fl is tne greatest value in America at our ■ price of $-3.20 for FOUR full quarts, de fl I,vexed—the only Bottlcd-in-Bond whis- ■ key of this quality to be had anywhere ■ at thin price. And now. in honor of our ■ F'Hh Ann versary. we include, a full pint ■ bottle of Hayner Golden J übt lee Whiskey ■ —a rare, old whiskey which would sell ■ regularly for 75c • pint. ■ Ode-sfrmn N. Mex.. Colo . 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Just think, Bottled In Bond Pure whiskey of the rarest flavor, most en- c [lf (©] / trancing aroma and genuine medicinal qualities, practical’ . Seven t'Xj&J . . a Summers Old— such a whiskev as costs $1 or more everv day in d.. a/» JI the year- for 75 cents a quart or $3 for four quarts-with every cent J4/> / of the express prepaid by us. . .. . //I Zl i Why such a generous offer? Because we know that every person f I//</ who tries this whiskey will use no other brand. The first Taste v s Mz will delight you—the fin t quart will convince you—you will never J/' use anv other and you will always be an enthusiastic booster. This Z is genuine bottled-in-bond whiskey— ab<olutely pure. TheLmtcd SllHSluL' States Government green stamps protect you and are a guarantee R-* f ,[ -w that this whiskey is fully matured, full measure and ICO proof Nour I PQ[ VAT CCT (TC K | medicine chest nr sideboard should never be without a bottle of **■“•. V (Jet.rick's In time of emergency, it’s a positive necessity. Ourwhts- MEO INWOOD key is indorsed for its medicinal qualities. "f-IBICK DISTILL ING Naw—this minute— a hile vou can taste the goodness and magnificent flavor of Detrick's Whiskey-rush that order. We will rush the shipment by express at once. 1 DCTWCK DISTILLIMC COMPANY Pept. it PAYTON, OHIO j WILSON AGAINST ISSUING I WARNING TO PASSENGERS. | President Is Opposed to Adop tion of Resolution by Congress (By Associated Frees.) WASHINGTON. Feb. ” 24.—President Wilson is unchanged in his opposition ; to have congress pass any resolution j warning Americans to keep off armed j merchantmen of the European belliger ents and congress leaders have been so 1 advised. It was stated authoritatively ' today that discussion of such a move' did not come up at the president's con- I ferenee Monday night with Chairmen ‘ Stone and Flood, of the congress com mitttees. dealing with foreign affairs, and with Democratic Leader Kern, but was reviewed in quite another way. The official account is that Senator Hoke Smith recently went to Senator Stone to discuss the form in which -<uch a resolution might be introduced if it were found necessary. It was said that Senator Stone at that time opposed such a resolution. The White House conference, it was said, authoritatively, was held so the president might discuss the exact status of the submarine negotiations with con gress leaders. Congressmen who were at the White House today said there was consider able discussion of Senator Gore’s reso lution to warn Americans oft belligerent merchantmen, but that there was very little prospect of passing it unless de sired by the administration. Just now :ke president wants to be fiee to handle the international situa | tion and the word has been passed that I the administration would like as little’ | discussion in congress as possible. Senator Burton Is a Candidate For Presidency (By Associated Press.) COLUMBUS. 0.. Feb. 23.—<ormer Senator Theodore K Burton, of Cleve land, today filed with Secretary of State Hildebrant formal announcement of his candidacy for the Republican nomina i tion for president. FREE 96 Exquisite I ItCloWall Paper ssgar-w Samples ir. r—TJwr,. V-W WP.r • ir#» aewn the»r. B*a yeursrUrehomeMd delta’ amaiiettev i£r rlSirL'low Ot«.Ceg« ■* * t.r .do rH). ••per* Mg rouui TV*. r— t-11. Vow yon r*ndo th- -ork .nd j».r. makinc £RJ 6- eaHor. dining ro—m. b.'room. .nd IjFXgt •II l>r»hto- encro'r If-. Ig. IX7/Vk kNjisMl Oon’t ms. th— Mor C?* 1 P»«*rr’ -- 'Sf®*jHJ/SPSMJU 'f, Storey Stores Bldg.. New York BY PARCEL POITT“>. Z Te A’ltrlM e-r epae'U fold f -1 jewel " xV w/ / <hi« mods!. 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I 0 I 161 5 I 5 I t-ach of these squares represent, a letter but -e ha\ e used figures in- I 1 101 tno I 1r I Stead of letters. There rre .■» letters I I IZI IZU I Ibl in the alphabet. Letter Aisl. Bio i. cis 3. etc. 7he eight letters rep resented by figures form two words which w ill interest »ou mightily. Send the w ords on a slip of paper togeth er wnh 4c in stamps to pay marling charges, ete. Agree to show my plan and mdse, to your friendsand I w iff give you a l-ig pack or pea tty post cards & other usafal naaalCea that wifi surety nlease you. Can you solve it- Write quirk. THE AUTO MAN. Ml New ideas Bldg., Pktladrlphia. Fa. Kinßy Hair h BWrt. TUr»h or Caraly flair, made pplt amootb. loaf, floaoy A luxartaat with "LUXURANTO" Hair Straightening Pomade. / ( ■» \ F '■i A keeps V ,a - - i I- a' Co --d ijr LCrt'V 'kvljlw 1 Write for terms 110% Profit. \VgQxy J Price 25c by mail. (Stamps or \XyX\l coin.) Your money back if not satisfied. King Mfg. Co. Dept. 41. St. Louis. Mo. SLockel, Chain ft Bractlet CIUCM Sslld boxes of Rosebud Solvo QIVCn at 250 each, great remedy for oarns, ooros, ecrotoa, piles, eatarrb, corns, bunions, etc., rvturn thogl SOsod wo will for ward thooa 3 hancoomo gold laid premiums or cheieo i. -z' from our catalog ‘wSE7irpTß7i’MFcO.“ Boa 107. Woodsboro, Md- THE ATLANTA SEMI WEEKLY JOURNAL, ATLANTA. GA., FRIDAY. FEBRUARY 25. 1916 INDIAN WORTH SIOO,OOO PLAYING IN THF MOVIES w MfljßjFiGHMßw < W " '■*•• X pw-wtee--' DARK CLOUD, wealthy Indian in the movies, listening to conver sation from H. R. Warner, Broadway star. The big chief has just ac cepted a cigarette from the actor. Dark Cloud Is Not a Happy! Redskin for He Worries Be cause His Race Is Passing From the Earth LOS ANGELES. Cal.. .lan. 22—An criminal American, seventy-six years old. with a bank account of sloo,OOo’, sonic thin* of a philosopher, with an enviable record as a motion picture actor —-such is Dark Cloud, a Penobscot tribesman from Maine.. He was discovered bv Griffith and has taken important parts it; various productions by that master director. One of the last of the pure blood rep resentatives of his race. Dark Cloud talks sadly on the vanishing’ of a noble people. Twenty years ago there were more than 200 of his Penobscot tribes men alive: today only six thorough breds of this once powerful -tribe re main. "It gives me unutterable sorrow.” said Dark Cloud, "to see such a race as mine destroyed by the whites. When the Caucasian mingles with another race, only the Caucasian is left. ?Jy own wife is only three-fourths Indian and one fourth English. My sbn-in-law is an I Irishman. You can see where all this' leads to. - "My people ifndorstood natu'-e nn«li lived close to her throbbing heart. That is why they wore eloquent. They had* the tongue of the winds. Their speech incorporated the color of the sineset and rainbow- It held the glory of the: dawn and the music of the twilight. Iti was illuminated by moonrise and even-j Ing star. There was the fragrance ofj I dew about it. Your people speak the sordid tongue of money. "My people know bow to rest. They I could revive themselves. Thev could [ create themselves anew. When I am' II stripped see how young is my flesh. l| 1 know- what It is to lie upon the pulsing earth and drink the wine of the sun. li know what it is to be cooled by a breezol in the great open places. 1 know how to follow the deer and the animals of cunning. To this day my wife and 1 . keep an annual appointment with the spirit of life in the heart of the woods.” The Truth About Cancer. An entirely new s book giving the most comprehensive explanation nr cancer and its successful treatment without the knife ever published is now offered for free distribution. Send for your copy today. Many persons sav they have been cured by this treatment. Address O. A. Johnson, M D.. Suite 486. IJ2O Main St.. Kansas City. Mo. , (Advt.l ■TWO YEARS IN PRISON FOR COUNTERFEITING P. H. Stringfellow, alias J. P. Steven- ■ son, who was arrested some time ago at i an address on Carnegie Way. ’on Wed . nesday morning pleaded guilty to coun terfeiting in the federal court. Judge r Newman sentenced him to two years in 1 the penitentiary and imposed a fine of ’ SIOO and costs. • Stringfellow was indicted by the fed » eral grand jury Tuesday on four counts. J He pleaded guilty on the second and r fourth, which charged him with having i counterfeit molds and quarters in his ■ possession. ' CASTORIA For Infants and Children Nn Use For Over 30 Years IcuredHisRUPTURE I hndly ruptured whila lifting a trunk w-Teral fears ago. Doctors said my only hope of £ cure was an operation. Trusses did nse 1 no good, Finally I got bold of something that quickly and completely cured uo<-. Years have passed and the rupture has never returned, al though I am doing hard work as a carpenter. There aaa no operation, ao lost time, no trou ble. 1 have nothing to sell, but will give full information about how you may find a com plete cure without operation. If you write t<> me. Eugene M. Pullen, Carpenter, 622 15 Mar cellus Avenue, Manasquan. N. -I. Kettir cut out thia notice rnd show it to any others who are ruptured--you may save a life or at least atop the misery of rupture and the worry ano danger of an operation.—(Advt.i LIQUORS Tr • AfticH wt Home in • vitrate eayfM , detkn nmfto Strict’ * ■ •ramate. «m» be* • no mnrev- vour name ana add re* a for pre* I oaklet Tl.ouorv.t Home.” Jus. sporl.l totter. I I MIVERSAL IHFORT GO. 18?$>rd St. Cincinnati, O. ■ Will Investigate Charges of Graft Against a Woman (By Associated Pt eat. J CHICAGO, Feb. 23. —Mrs. Page. Wal ler Eaton, former employe of the city* bureau of social surveys, today charged Mrs. Louise Osborne Rowe, com missioner of public welfare, proposed carrying a "dummy” on the payroll dur ing the absence of one of the stenog taphers and dividing the SBO salary be tween them. A council committee meets Friday to investigate Mis, Eaton’s graft charges- " ■ "1 told M’rs. Rowe.” Mrs. Eaton said, ‘that it was dangerous business and 1 would have nothing to do with it. "‘Why. it’s done all the time at the city hall,’ she replied. " *1 prefer to wear my stripes up and down, and not around the body when 1 do wear them,’ 1 told her.” Mrs. Rowe dented the charge. "After my talk with Mrs. Rowe I went over to the office of Seymour Sted man, my lawyer. I told him all aoout Mrs. Rowe’s proposal,” said Mrs. Eaton. " ‘Steddie,’ I sa td, ‘did you ever hear of such an insult’? What does she take Ime for? Can'y*bß beat it?’ . . • , " ’Why didn’t sOu biff her one in the | i.cse’.” was ?.Ir. Stedman’s comment.' ! ] The city civil service commission to day ordered the pay roll of the depart- • ment of public welfare held up for in vestigation of the charges. Lepers Drink Wood Alcohol And Five Die HONOLULU. Feb. 22.—A band of lep ! ers at the leper settlement on the island of Moloki, found a tin of wood alcohol' j and drank it, with the result that four : men and one woman are dead and sev-| J eral others seriously ill, according to word received here today from Kalau papa, the principal village of the settle- , '■ment. Offers Child To Pay Debt • Special Dispatch to The Journal.) ROME. Ga., Feb. 22. —A letter received ' here yesterday, b.v the Union Manufac-1 turing company, from a Florida custom-1 er. was as follows: “i am not broke, but 1 can not pay your account, business being dull, unless you are willing to take half of my children for the debt. That is I the best 1 can do. Now if you want one lof them, I w ill send him at once. His name is Jig The letter was writ-j ten in all >< . ..usness, and was regarded) by the recipient as more pathetic than I humorous. •■••.• DEMONSTRATION AGENT IS WANTED FOR WARE -u.t <Special Dispatch to The Journal.) WAYCROSS, Ga., E eb. 23. —Increased pressure is going to be brought upon the Ware county commissioners, it wasl learned today, for financial assistance ■ in securing the services of an all-time demonstration agent for Ware A good part of the money needed has been sub scribed. citv council’ recently making a donation. The-A. R- * -*■ railroad, from an appropriation for agricultural devel- ■ opment work along its line, has offered i to assist in a financial way also, and it , ! is believed the )4cessary amount will be , ’ appropriates by the county. DEMOCRATS OF GEORGIA UNITED, HARDWICK SAYS BY KALfH SMITH. |l WASHINGTON!, Feb. 23.—Senator Thomas W. Hardwick today returned from Georgia,' Where. he attended the I meeting of the state Democratic execu i tive cbnnnitteeii.ast Saturday. "1 was much, gratified at thp spirit of’ ■ harmot manr'fest at the committee ■ meeting." said 4hue Senator. "The Demo crats of the sUte are united and mili tant. The repots from every section 1 of Georgia weidareassuring. and I con , I fidelity anti|cJt>*i’e a record breaking ; Democratic majority at the November l t election.” ■ AMERICAN BODY TO AID : IMPOVERISHED OF BERLIN BERLIN, Feb. 23.—<By Wireless to' Sayville.)—The American Association' • of Commerce and Trade of Berlin will | • op»n on March 1..a new auxiliary kltch-i I cn for persons impoverished by the war. I • | "The newspapers,comment with sat-' I isfaction on this proof of American sym I • I pathy,” says the overseas News agency. Bicwer Profits Next - Season - - fIF /dir?’ '. You CAN get better prices for your crops. Y ou s i/JB K| CAN have more money left over at the end of • i year. You CAN save your horses, live df- df | inLdl easier, be in instant communication with the ,_2 lifi', WJ/I|doctor, the stores, crop buyers and friends. The ar) d p^easure ts to s et a \ Western Electric ! Rural Tcic P honc I IT IS NOT HARD TO GET. IT DOES NOT COST I ' MUCH. YOU AND YOUR NEIGHBORS CAN PUT UP j l ■ THE LINE YOURSELVES. If you’ll fill out and cut the coupon, paste it on a post card and / /jT A ma ii to our nearest house, we’ll help you to get the simple, re- liable equipment, and tell you how to put it up. send JU you full details by return mail - WESTERN ELECTRIC COMPANY B SOUTHERN HOUSES: *2 AtixaU BiraiMha- Saraaaxk QMBMii Kawaa City /~7 Richmond New Orleaas ; St. Laais Oklahoma City Hoaston / * a y===L EQUIPMENT FOR EVERY ELECTRICAL NEED ■I J site _ ' War Needs Have Increased Crop Area of World (By Associated Press.) a.wME, Feb. 21. — (Via Paris, Feb. 22.)—The February report of the In ternational Institute of Agriculture, compiled from official data supplied by each country, indicatea that war needs have increased the crop area of the world 5 3-10 per cent. Increase in wheat, corn, rye and oats in the United States. Canada and elsewhere are more than neutralized by a decrease in cultivation in Russia and Hungary. The forecasts that the wheat production of Argentine and Australia would show an increase are confirmed.- Cattle in the United States increased *ls 3-10 per cent, or 3,112,000 head, thus making a total of 61,441,000 head. Cereal crop conditions are backward in FranA and England and favorable in Italy, Switzerland, India, Algeria and Egypt. In Spain there is an increase ot 6 per cent in wheat, of 21 per cent in : barley and of 17 per.certt in oats over the corresponding period of last yeai. Select Site For Big Memorial to Geo. Washington fßy Asxooigted Fr«t«.) ALEXANDRIA, Va.. Feb. 23.—Mem bers of the George Washington Masonic National Memorial association left for their homes today after selecting a site for‘the proposed memorial which is to take the form of a magnificent temple for housing relics and pictures of Wash ington It will be erected on the crest of Shooter's Hi 11... where the capitol of • the United States would have been built, historians relate, but for tne modesty ot Washington, who feared that it might possibly, be suspected tjjat an ccort. was being made to enhance the value df his teal estate holdings south of. the I'oto- i mac. The temple is to cost SIOO,OOO. most jof which has been raised. HEJIDMRT, COSTIVE. ' BILIOUS,-"CISMBETS” > Sick Headache. Bad Breath, Sour Stomach, mean Liver ' and Bowels are clogged. Cheer up! J Get a 10-ebnt box. Siek headache, biliousness, dizziness. I coated tongue foul taste and foul I breath—always trace them to torpickliv i er; delayed, fermenting food in the bow '! els or sour, gassy stomach. Poisonous matter clogged in the intes ’ tines, instead of being cast out of the ’ system is re-absorbed into the blood. ! .When this poison reaches the delicate ! brain tissue it causes congestion anti ’ that dull, throbbing, sickening headache. 5 i Cascarets immediately cleanse the j I stomach, remove the sour, undigested food and foul gases, take the exces.i I ! bile from the liver and carry out all i the constipated waste matter and pol- I sons in the bowels. A Cascaret tonight will sureh ■! straighten you out by morning They L work while yotu sleep—a 10-cent box | from your druggist means your heull I clear, stomach sweet and your 'liver I I and bowels regular for months. . > tAdvt.’i i! i Good for U COU S^ S » 1 colds and H i grip ’ and I correct catsurhal H conditions wher- U ever located. Try I I Perunß in tablet form, jj J • m convenient to carry, U I easy to take and effect- ■ || ive. Fifty doses for | U fifty cents. U If your druEght cannot I n supply you, write the Pe- M I I rung Com Columbus, O. I I ‘ ■ == ■ Made*to*Measure ! A Express Prepaid SH 7 5 > MT / #4 \ Pants ent in the latest r W yIA style. Made-to-your ~ ’ Civ IQ individual measure. Fit, work- | H/V Ts .IjS/ manship and wear guaranteed. ' Ho Extra Charge : for peg tops, no matter how • extreme you order them. . i jffix&AbreilflL * r°° d *” e huxt er in ’ teWbtriaLVßlwa . j ever, town to take i >9e WentUO order, for our eele -1 BnimU Prated made-io-mraxurr clothes. Sanroles of all latee’. mattnalaFree. tdl **• Pa * o,v 1 IS&e to our agents everywhere Turn your Slflff wW apare time nto eeah by tak ng order, WW at 9 for our atyiiah clothe, Wr.te today ’ I flfl Xe for beautiful FREE outfit. PL the FWOO»’M TAILORINA CO- Dept. too Chlcage, Wl. , \Florida Editors f ■ Invite Wilson (By Associated Press.) WASHINGTON, Feb. 23. —President Wilson was invited today by Senator I letcher io attend a meeting of the Florida Press association at Kissimmee in April. He took the invitation under advisement. GERMANS LOSE MUCH TERRITORY IN AFRICA LONDON. Feb. 23.—Andrew Bonar* Law. secretary for the colonies, an nounced in the house of commons today that 730.009 square miles of German territory in Africa had been captured. “Get Duffy’s and Keep Well” For the convenience of our patron*, who for various reasons •re unable to purchase Duffy's Pure Malt Whiskey in their lo cality, we have arranged with the reliable concerns mentioned below to fill ell orders promptly at the f(/flowing prites : 1 Bottle, SI.OO (Express Collect) 4 Bottles, $4.00 6 Bottles, $5.75 | 8 Bottles, $7.50 12 Bottles, $ll.OO EXPRESS PREPAID Duffy’s Pure should be in every medicine chest, especially at this season of the year when colds, grip, pneumonia are prevalent. The system that is kept in good condition is invariably able to resist and throw off the disease germs created daily. A healthy stomach is the key to health as the majority of physical ills are the result of poor blood caused by the improper digestion of food. Duffy’s ! Pure Malt Whiskey is a valuable aid to digestion if taken in table i spoon doses in equal amounts of water or milk before meals and on retiring. It is made from the choicest of grains thoroughly malted and readily assimilated as it requires little effort of the digestive organs. Duffy’s must be good or the public would not , I continue its liberal patronage. Cut- this advertisement out and I send your order today. I , ' Send your order to the dealer nearest you as mentioned below, accompanied by P. O. Money Order, Express Order or Registered Mail, and the genuine Duffy’s Malt will be shipped you promptly. B. M. Bose Co., Cliattanocga, Tenn., and Jacksonville. Fla. Paul Heyman, Chattanooga, Tenn., and Augusta, Ga. 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