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CHATTI LEI TEE,
Our Correspondent Sn inits (b<> < irclv
?From Abbeville to Kentucky?Ice
In Col?l Storage?From Kentm-ky
to Chttttnnooxa?The Nntlomtl
Park.
Chattanooga, Tenn., Mjir. 5,190S.
My dear Mr. Wlison:
Every week I have intended writing yon to
thauk you for the paper and to Bay hew
mueb I appreciate It and look forward to It*
coming. Only those who are away from
home know how dear the Press and Banner
Is. Every adveitlsement even, Is Interesting
All my friends have been ko good to me, and
each mall brings me a letter, post card or
* ? *u"~ T# lo In/inorl o nloQLIl m In I
pupt'r iruui buciu. XL in iuuv.u .. f
know that our friends think of us
The time has slipped by ?o quickly since 1
came to Chattanooga that I chu scarcely real
ize that I have been here nearly three
months.
After leaving home 1 went to Kentucky ano
stayed a while with my sister. I bad aiways
wanted to be In Kentucky in the winter aud
I oertalnly enjoyed tn.v stny there. It Is
pretty cold out there. but I dou't oeileve you
feel the coid like we do at home. Kentucky
Is a beautiful state and especially In ihe blue
grass section. ItEeemcto me lo>, that tbej
have more to eat out there than they do Ik
most places.
One day, In November, we were invited onl
to spend the day and there were nine vegetables
served, besides other things. MoH people
think that In November Kentucky is
"frozen up" and everything has gone into
winter quarters.
Nearly every farm has Its own Ice-house
and thH Is fl:ied during the first hard freeze.
You dou't have to depend on the Ice man 01
be "saving" with ice. The Kentuckihts believe
In living at homo, they r;.ise everything
enough for home use and to sell.
After my visit to Keutucky I came to
Chattanooga aijd entered the Chattauooga
Business College to take a course in short-I
hand and typewriting. -Mr, Hawkins, who
Is in charge of th's school, is assisted by his
wife and tw-i other ladles. They have a
large school and are v?ry thorouga in their
work. Mr. and M s. Hawkins are charming
and are attentive to their pupiln. It seems
to me that they have been nicer to me than
they have to any one.
Chattanooga Isn't nearly bo large as I
thought, it seems little more than an over
grown country town. They have very few
handsome buildings and the residences are
very ordlnary. The James building, a twelve
story building just competed. Is the Idol of
the town and the Palt< n Hotel, a'moM competed,
Is another Joy. The Patten Hotel is
after the order of the Piedmont In Atlanta
and gives promise to be quite an attracilve
building. I don't think tho' that they are
having ltaoy too soon for the otber hotels
are anything but attractive.
They have a Carnegie Library here and
ground has been broken for a Dew Y. M. C.
A. building that Is to be quite a handsome
bulldiDg.
Since Atlanta and other towns have gone
"dry" Chattanooga ha9 become the dumping
ground for all the whiskey men from every
quarter. I've seen so many drunken men
since I've been heie, and almost every other
place on Market S'.reet is a saloon. There Is
a movement on foot now to put whiskey out
of Chattanooga. All the pastors, ladies and
business men arc working hard for this end.
A meeting has been conducted In Centemary
Methodist church since Feb. 6;h and a
great work Is being done. The pastor, Dr.
JBaylor, in conducting tne meeting wun ine
assistance of laymen. My room Is only a
block from tbe churcb, so I can attend when
ever I want to. I have gone there real olten
during my stay here lor I like to go to church
oDceaday anyway, and when It rained I
didn't like to go around to the Presbyterian
church which Is ever so many blocks away, i
One alternoon several we* ks ago I went out I
to CblcartlaugH Park. It was a lovely a/terDoon
and I Marled for a walk. I had only
goneaboui a hundred yards wh?n I looked
up and saw Andrew White coming. He had
his kodac and was taking some of the vltW*
In tbe Camp. I turned baofc and walked
with blm to tbe station; then, when his oar
came, I teck.a carriage and went for a six
mil's drive through the Park. I found that
tbe Park contained only 7000 acres and that
If I wanted to see anything at all I would
havetodrlve. Some of the monuments are
beautiful, fspedally the Georgia monument.
South; Carolines Ik on a very blgb hill, but is
too far from the drive to be seen very well.
I saw by the paper that ever so many from
home went over to Atlanta In January to see
"Ben Hur," I went to see it here and It was
decidedly the most beautiful plav I have
ever seen. It Is really wonderful bow real
these plajs can be mid*. I have ?een quite
a good many plays this winter. I only care
far tbe good play. I wouldn't g> to the
others even If I felt I could atrord li.
1 saw by the Times this morning that Mr.
Gary had ueen elected to succeed Senator
Latimer. 1 am glad an Abhevllle man has
been chosen and that Mr. Gtry was the for
lunate one. i am surenewui reneci creuu
on the position. I nave been watching the
papers to see the outcome.
When I started this tt was to be only a note
by a woman's failing Is to pay too much. I
hope, howev er, you will not be too weary to
go to the eid. ThanfelDg you again for the
paper. I ant,
Very sincerely yours,
Lily Templeton.
(ilrnu'N I.ontlN.
Vulcanite roofing, best on the market, 82.25
square.
Poultry wire, 1-2-8-4-5 foot, also hog wire.
Pratt's poultry food, lice killer and cattle
powders.
New garden setd, onion sets, Beed potatoes.
All the best giades guano, acid, potash and
cotton seed meal.
New crop N. O. syrup, cans, kegs, barrels
and barrels.
Full stock plows, gears, farm tools, nails,
axes, &c.
Collar pads, all hair, 80'; good pads, 25c; extra
good hame strings.
Jieardless spring barley aud seed oats.
150 barrels Majestic and Alpine Snow flour
?TIIB BKST.
Heavy pant goods worth 15c, only 10c yard.
Ilock salt, worm powders colic cure for
horses.
>'o I'se to Hie.
"I have found out that there is uo
u?e to die of lung trouble as loug as
you can get Dr. King's New Discovery,"
says Mr^. J. P. White, of Rush
boro, Pa. "I would not be alive to-day
only for that wonderful medicine. It
loosens up a cough quicker thau anything
else, and cures lung disease even
after the case is pronounced hopeless."
This most reliable remedy for coughs
and colds, lagrippe, asthma, bronchitis
and hoarseness, is sold under guarantee
at Speed's drug store. 50c. and
$1.00. Trial bottle free.
OLD TIME FISH GU
wenty-three years
idard of the South.
every ton of Farmers* Bone*
nixed, insuring bigger yields with les
TRADE MAR
REGISTERI
thai this trade mark is c
S. Royster Gi
Norfolk, Virginia.
HON. S. B. HER
Noted Oregon Statesm
on Rec&it E
Hon. Shiller B. Herman, distinguished
statesman and legislator of
Portland, Oregon, who was recently on
an eastern trip, is among those strongly
in favor of L. T. Cooper, in the discussion
over Cooper and his medicines,
which has raged for the past year in
cities visited by the young man on His
educative campaigns, as he calls them.
Cooper was explaining his new theories
and medicines to Boston people
during the Oregonian's visit to that
city, and in a recent interview Mr.
j Herman said: "My trip east accomplished
more for me than I ever believed
possible. It has actually been
the means of restoring my health.
I While in Boston I heard a great deal
about this man Cooper and his medicines,
and one morning I talked with
a Boston banker who told me that he
had been relieved by Cooper's medicines
after ten years' chronic dyspepsia.
For the past twenty years I have
been a fearful sufferer with nervous
dyspepsia. It has been so bad that it
all but forced me to resign from the
legislature. I.
DEPOSIT BY*
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MhidodBB s
IijiOpiiM BSngSS
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CANDLER BUILDIP
] Espe^inlly need "Nature's Remedy" i
3 Jf mutism out of their Joints; need it t<
In and Bowels In good order; need It foi
Jfl Let "NATURE'S REMEI
Take a tablet now and then; It wl
condition that diseases cannot take
give satisfaction, or the purchase pri(
?^BettenThan Pi)
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C. A. MILFORD & C
Greatest spring tonic, drives out all:
impurities. Makes the blood rich.
Fills you with warm, tingling life.
Most leliul'le spring regulator. That's
Hollister's Rocky Mountain Tea. 3oc,
Tea or Tablet?. C. A. MiJford & Co.
t t
Farmers will do well to get our
prices before buying their sup-,
plies. Bosenberg Mercantile Go.'
s acreage
Ifl
. mm
in every bag.
fano Co. I
Mill
mn
IS WELL AGAIN
an Restored to Health
astern Trip.
"I was feeling wretchedly that morning,
and I made up my mind to try
the medicine. I had seen leading physicians
without number both East and
West They had been unable to help
me in the least, and I no more balieved
this Cooper medicine could help
me than it could bring a dead man
back to life. I really don't know why
I bought it. It was like a drowning
man clutching at a straw.
"To make a long story short, it haa
been astonishingly successful in my
case. Today I am enjoying a sound
stomach dr^d perfect health for tne
first timo in twenty years. I can eat
heartily without the slightest inconvenience
afterward. I have a fine appetite,
and sleep well. I am no longer
moody and depressed, and my nervousness
has entirely disappeared.
"Any man who has chronic dyspepsia
owes it to his family to try this
medicine."
In all our experience as druggists,
we have never seen anything to surpass
the famous Cooper preparations.
?City__DrugJ3tore._
MAIL AT 4% I
Compounded |
Twice a Year I
This bank receives deposits by H
ril from all sections of the country, g
d allows 4 per cent on same, com- H
unded twice a year.
By this method vou can deposit Bj
d withdraw quickly, safely and g|
nvenientlv. ana have the benefit of |&
e security afforded by the large
sources and financial strength of
is bank.
Deposits are received in any
lount from one dollar up, and may
withdrawn whenever aesired.
Write for booklet, free.
TOTAL ASSETS
$3,000,000.00
orricERS
Aha 0. C xm.rn (Prci. Coca-Cola Co.) - - President
1 W. H. I'attkrson - Vice-pre?idcnt
' Jxo S. Owrxs Vice-prejideni.
*. P. Coir Caihier
Wm. D. Owrx> int. Caibior
$(oppordtioi^
4G, ATLANTA, GA.
OLKS IKjtf
nr T?bl?ti): need It to take thoRhen- Bj
) keep their Stomach, Llvor, Kidneys E (
r the strength and vigor It fclves a
DY" Be Your Doctor. I,
U keep your system in inch good
hold. Evory box Is puarantoed to
:o rofundod. >
lis For Liver Ills I'
0., Abbtville, S. C.
It coaxes back that well feeling,
healthy look, puts the sap of life iu
your system, protect* you from <lis<a?>e
Hollistei's Rocky Mountain Tea has
no equal as a spring tonic for the whole
family. 35c, Tea or Tablets. C. A.
Milford & Co.
E| THE BEST FOB
I If IVr BILIOUSNESS
BITTERS AND KIDNETSL
WASHINGTON LETTER. !
By B?n H. Sullivan.
Representative Jan. ai. urig-n ui ucuikh
ttiiH we< k made one oi the most notable,
speeches ever delivered on Ibo floor ol Ibe
liout-e of R-'nie'ienUtlveH, dealing with ibe
Rural Free Delivery Service, In the eloquent
HddrenN, Juugj Griggs guve a complete history
ol the Service co-equal with bis i-ervlce
In Congress. He bad* good-bye to bin old
friend* Id tbe Pohi Olllce ana Toki Roads i
C jtnmlilee la beautiful language, saying that |
while be had ptrb^ps, In oelug appointed to
the Wavs and Means Committee, gone to ai
better lau l, ho leu sure not to a fairer one. j
He then told ihe Houhp, about how when he I
fln-t came to Congress an appropriation of
810.000 had bnen mad" for Rural Delivery, and
lh>*u one ol S50 000. He referred to the Bill
Introduced by blm In ihe 55*h Congress, asking
f ir tbe appropriation ol Si 000 000, and related
bow he fought It out lu the Committee,
securing Si'0 00}. At the next session the ai>
pr .p'idtiou went up to nearly ?l,i<00 000, and I
after that tb?*re w i? never * susjgestio.j of o ppo-itlon
for Rur-il Free Delivery. It having
beco i e h pronounced a cces" th* Republican
p ?riy of Pnlludelphia put It In tht-lr platform.
He pioceedi d to inik ol the advantages to the
people, both of the Iuudk end ihe country,
and of thj Rural Delivery Pircels Post; which
means h Parcels P >st ouflued exclusively to
R.iimi Rmitps wnhout the Intervention of
| kail way Mall Service, or Star R )ute Service,
ornny other kind of mall service. Every
package mailed on the route must end .either
o) ibatrou e or on sume other route with
which It directly connects. And In this connection
he KUt'gt sted to the Republicans who
are fighting thf proponed herniation to ?stahllsh
a limited i a eels po?t that "wb-n a few
of u* have succeeded In making it a su?'ce>8
ap a few h^ve of Rural Delivery, you wHihI.<-o
add It to your platform, and nut hefor. ?'
Largely on account ol Ibe perslsleul eff iris
of Ju-.ige Grigg< Ibft ?pprnpr atl?>n for Ru nt
Fiee Delivery 8-rvlce tiila year rewehid th**
amount ol 88-5 000,000. A Ino l? l?- wirtey kimv n
that lb" 'tetltili In the 1'iwt OiHce Department
?r $6.000000 laiil. j ear, which ban been red?"?d
to that Hinnunt s'nee tne openleg of 'he Rur?l
Frte Delivery Service, from SI7 000 000
wo lid have b'en wlp<d out eutlrei> hut for
the tncrt-Hhe Id BularhP. alout S6,000,"'00 or
*h ch went lo the KiukI Carr*er>-: lor hen
the whole world know Judge Qtkgs ( tinm
during the entire stsMon ol Congress unil .tcv-iimpiifibed.
In conclusion Judgr (1 :ggs sc.id: "I I'ke a
.real pride In the faci tli<ul was one of he
?even men acting on ine sub-.'ommltUe of
he Po-i O flcrt C->m'iil>t.ee, which made 'ip a
Bll', ? bo were the driving force f 'h * ?? ?
hm t.to he Run 1 Delivery and I hopejto
llVo M.sei the-ame wnb re&uiu to a L >*. .
n PaiC'lsP>?L"
Speaker Cannon Lands Heflln*. Speech
On the night ol Fehauarj 22 d, Hon JoNepb
Onuou, or ' Uncle .foe" a* be ib femll arly ;
al ed. a> d R p.* fli atlva H til ;| t Al hi-tna
were 'he pribcii &i fpetikeis m auxhtilriM,
V. ., at a ma?ou!c banquet held Id tbe
George Wi amu?ton Lo^ge room, and both
genllen en were permitted to elt Id the chair
used by Wa?-btngion wben be was Worsbljful
Master of tbe Lodge. Uncle Joe'ln speaking
of Mr. HefliDf.' fpe ob, said "Hefllo's
speech on George WashlDgtoo deserves lo be
irraanrc.il wmnni? the classics. It was a great
speech."
This banquet In no annual celebration with
tbe Masonic Lodges of Alexandria who meet
eHCh year at Wiishlrgton's old Lodge and
honor and levere his name on bis blrtb-day.
Ellerbe of Sonth Carolina Fortunate
Tbls Is only tbe second term In Congress
for Hon. J. Edwin Ellerbe of South Carolina,
uevertb> less he was nppolated to tbe Important
Committee on Riviim and Haiours over
a Dumber ol Reprei entatlves wbo out-ranfc
him In length of service by a lODg while.
Tbls distinction wan never belore conferred
on any other South Carolina Representative
after so short a length of service and Is a d'silool
compliment of Mr. Ellerbes' ability.
Bets now placed in a position to aid tbe
waterways ol his state bet'er than any ofber
Representatives, and It Is ht< Intention to Investigate
aud care for the wa'erways of tbe
couutry as tbey should he Id a recent message
of the President in Congress a suggestion
o this < fleet U mt de au 1 likely Mr. jfi ierb>
wl 1 be foremost in fiamirg 'he ?* ? is'^ I Ion o
b- enacted next winter. Tnereare 1000 ml tec
ofnovigabie or eaMiy navigable streams In
Mr. Ellerbes' own district and It Is safe to say
tie wilt not be slow to look after tbe Interests
of bis own state and district.
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DONALDS.
Mrs. Kittle Willis < f (Jta court, S. C. Is v's'tlng
her parents bore Mr. and M s, C. H. D >dKOO.
W. F. Vermilion went to C'kesbvr/ <ne
nlgbt last week: bis vlsi is dou n in tin oo l.'ge
city are getting to be very Ireq'ient home
attraction of cournc.
Mr. Joliu McDi.l went to Abbeville oue
dav last week.
Mies Willie Mae Williamson of Ninety 8lx
Is visiting W. P, Williamson.
T. H. Gordon Is drawn on petit Jury next
w<ek at Abbevll e.
O. C. Williamson and Miss Alma Wells
wi-nt to Abbeville last Friday.
A. 8. Agnew Is oui again alter an attack of 1
mumps.
R?v Williams preached a spendid sermon
to a laree congregation fsabhntb Mflernnon.
Mrs Kit'Ie Willis and Miss Lida D-idson
on.nl a f?uj rljvj with M Nd MirV R Verillll
lion l*st w-efc.
D. H. Senwrlgh want to Honea Path las'
week and purchased a floe horse.
Mr. J. H. Hflgln of tbe Itng c ine section
was la town Monday.
Union Meeting.
The upper division of Abbeville AssocKtlon
wl 1 meet wltb tbe Benlah Baptist church at
10 30 a. DO., Marftb 23, 29,1908.
10.30 a. m. Devotions led, by J. W. Bus?hardt
11 a. in. Tbe pastor as evangelist, H. K. Willis
nas, J. K McGte, J T. Hi tig", M. McOee.
11 45 a. nr>. Wby are wj saveo? W. B. Acker
J. F. Morrlsen, T. W. Miller, v. C. Wllklns,
T. H. Edwards.
12 30 p. m. Our denominational campaign
for Furman and G F. C. J. W. Vermillion,
Ernest Allen, R. A. Simpson, M. Higgles, H.
A. Bat by.
1 IS o. m Intermission.
2.80 p. m. Co-operation of Ibe cburcbe* In
miMBlous and ben<>vol>-nce. J M Warn n, J.
W. Bussbardt, K. L. Parsley, H. K. WllllaoiS
3 15 p. m. Adequate pastoral support. G. K.
To'btr', W. B. Acker. Ernest All^n, M, MrGt-e
10 a. ui. SuudHv, Innportai ce c f vigorous
Sunday Fchoois. J. w. Vrrimlilon, R. A.
Simpson, M Hgglns, R. B. Cbeatbam.
10 45 a. m. Cnrlhtlan Education. T. W.
Miler, J.R. McG^e, J. H Morrison, T. H.
Edwards, A. C. Wllklns.
11.80a. m. sern on. H, K. Williams.
12.30 p. tv. jEtermisMon.
2 p. m. Duty of total abstinence from intox- |
Icai.ts. Christians, ' Tbe ll^ht of ihe wuriu." ,
G. T. dodge, Ernest Allen, R B Caeatham, I
M. McGee.
2 45 p m Tbe Christian's ereate?t reward.
W. B. Acker, J. M. Warren. J. W. Bjssbardt,
H K Willtnms
Study h'1 the subjects, oome on time, stay
to tbe end, bring money for missions.
A 0 W liRIDS,
for Committee.
Now's the time to take Rocky Mountain
Tea. It drives out the germs of
winter, builds up the stomach, kidneys
and liver. The most wonderful >-pri g
tonic t>> make people well. You'll be
surprised with result*. 35c, Tea or
Tablets. ('. A Milford & Co.
RHEUMATIC FOLKS!
Are You Sure Your Kidneys
^ are Well?
Mauy rheumatic attacks are due to .
uric acid in the blood. But the duty
of the kidneys is to remove all uric
acid from tbe blood. Its presence there
shows the kidneys are inactive. Dou't
dally with "uric acid solvents." You
might go on till doomsday with them,
[but until you cure the kidneys you
will never yet well. Doan'a Kidney
Pills not only remove uric acid, out
cure the kidneys and then all danger
from uric acid is ended.
Hubert Ji Calvo, bookbinder, employed
at The State Publishing Co.,
flicial printers for the State of South
(Jarolinu, living at 1010 Lumber St,
Columbia, S. C., pay*: "'I thought I
had rheumatism and treated for it on
ihat belief. I used all kinds of linimentf.
The pain was in my back and
in my bipsclear to the shouliler?.. The
linirneuts did uo good and I took to
blood medicines but they did not help
me. I took a long trip in hopes that
the change of climate might help me.
I was away for three months but could
see uo change for the better. I heard
of Doan's Kidney Pills and determined
to trv them, and got a box at a drug
store. They completely removed I he
pains out of njy back and I have not
felt a touch of tbe old trouble since I
used Ihem."
For eale by all dealers. Price 50 cents
Foster-Mi I burn Co., Buffalo, New
York, sole agents for the United States.
Remember the name?Doan'a?and
take no other.
[ Your Stoi
I Is Your F
| If you have a good sto:
I steer clear of lard-cooked f
I hog fat, and is more apt to
1 clean and healthful.
H Cottolene is the most re
ing medium. It is a pui
product, that is bound to t
lard wherever it is given a f
Besides being more he
economical than lard or coc
butter, one-third less beinj
quired. It will, moreover, i
more nutritious food than e
lard or butter.
y With all these advani
| on the side of Cotlolene,
I argument have you for not i
| it? Your own grocer, if 1
| progressive, has Cottolene
I sale. Buy a pail to-day, u
I according to directions, an
1 will warrant you will neve
I back to the lard habit.
I Nature's Gift fron
Paints I Pain
We carry the largest and best st
and Stains in Abbeville County,
Town and Country Paint, Rem
Floor Paints. We also carry a
sizes and shapes. When in neec'
see ns, and we will guarantee th
as well as courteous treatment.
Yours to pi
C. A. MILF<
Phone - Cabbage
and
Fur Ibe nc:
peiiuLiil alleiit
W. P. CARE
C/^TT/^r\T
Tablets
In
General Schc
Speed's D:
FARMERS' RAM
State, County and
President: Vlce-Pres:
F. E. HARBISON. P. B. SP
Board o^" Directors :
Vipanska, John A. lJarris, R. M. Hadiloi
J. F. Clinkscales, C. C. Ganabrell.
We solioi your biiHinofiH an
it safely and < <
We are in piwi.ion to nmke you loai
when plaeetl in
Our Savings
CAITTIirDV
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THE SOUTH'S GE1
Unexcelled Dinning Car Servii
Through Pullman Sleeping
Convenient Schedul
Arrival and Depa
; U. U1
Train a.
1 114 Leaves at 10:20 a.m.
Columbia.
115 Arrives from Greet]
at 11 :o9 a.m.
110 Leaves at 5:00 j>. m,
Greeuville.
111 Arrives from Green
at 7:15 p. m.
For full information as to rates, rout<
Bail way Ticket
R. W. HUNT,
Asst. Gen. Pass. Agent,
Atlanta, Ga.
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riend <
tnach and wish to keep it, | J
ood. Lard is made from S
be impure than it is to be |
iliable frying and shortene,
wholesome, digestible
)e more satisfactory than : P
rair test.
althful, Cottolene is more V1
its! Paints! ;
J
lock of Paints, Oils, Varnishes \
such as Mastic and Harrison's j
nlac, Japalac, Floor Fix and
very large stock of Glass, all j
I of any of the items, call and
e best goods at the best prices
ease,
3RD & CO., j
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Beet Plants. ;
Kt. few weeks I will fill all order* for J
Beet Plants at the following prices:
1.25; 5,01.0 to 9 000, $1 00; 10,000, 90c. '
n larger lois. ('Bsh vtiih older or C.
ed. 1 guarantee tatiffaciiou aDd frafe ,
ms. c
he leading varieties. The Early Jer- j
the mo-t popular early variety: the i
kefiehl, a few dayH Jater but v>ry de
n plaiitintr.- Tu iiie later kit..]* I have the
Late Flat Dutch, b'?th producing
. Plautn are ready for shipment; my 1
ioD giveu to all orders. \
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