The herald and news. (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, December 31, 1920, Page TWO, Image 2
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PERSONAL PARAGRAPHS
PROSPEROUS PROSPERITY
Literary Sorosis Studies Elections.
! y Entertainment at Grace Church a
|| t > Great Success.
f/r Prosperity, Dec. 27.?The Literary
jp~ Sorosis met Wednesday afternoon
with Mrs. T. A. Dominick. The study
H'- of "Elections" was the topic for the
afternoon. Preliminary steps were
discussed by Miss Goode Burton; fol
!?w?t by a paper on campaigns giver
by Mrs. G. W. Harmon; Miss Blanche
KUjler read a paper on "Election,'
wivicii concluded the program. Dur
ing the social hour a tempting salac
fiomrwi was served by Misses Salome
and ^Bernice Dominick. Miss Susar
Qufatt&bauia was the honor guest.
"Hie Nativity of Christ," the
Christmas tableaux given by Grace
rav church was a grand success. The offeriafc
which was around $100 goes
to the suffering children of Europe,
Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Bedenbaugh
of Ortenda, Fla., guests of
Eev. and Mrs. Z. W. Bedenbaugh.
Jliss Kuth Counts of Summerland
college is spending the holidays here
^$jtes.14d<5?ey Fellers and little son
Ie?t Sunday for a visit to relatives in
spent Steday with the former's fath"
x * u;? ervorw*.
?XYaW IU UUiUitlUW w >>|>w<u
ing a few days with the home folks.
tfrs. J. A. Hunt of Saluda
iafcing Mrs. B. B. Schumi
Adams of Pelzer is
?i yuletide season with
e Griffin is spending
nth he* parents in Cross
ie Taylor of Walha!\a, en
tfcesburg, visited Mrs. A
OV/vnftr ?ru) okilf)rATI A]>Q
spending the week in Columbia with
Jg?. Lee Boozer and children left
p JVidsy for their bom<! in Haines City,
&fter visiting Mr. and Mrs. Otis
Jred Se&?mpert of Augusta spent
V ^ jWek-cnd with his mother, Mrs.
G., K. Wheeler has as her
gueaft Miss*? aou Lmy oi, jiu
KdiV w^ Alta Day of Baltimore.
been visiting rela;'~J6?I.'
E. T. McSwain left ThursColembia
to spend the holi*
^H?.^Kenncth Baker and Mtea
t. ?ue*s M MA. 1. HI.
; Rttby Russell of Jacksonville
arjiv^tcKlay to visit at the .home of
I4. H? CaJroea of New Orleans is
of U. S. N. is home
fox tfcfe ChriEtmas holidays,
^rs. H. L. Qhase ^ of Columbia
fir; and Mrs. Jake Miller have retunied
to Columbia after a short
Visit to Joe B. Hartman.
Mftws Lil* Kibkr of Sumter, Gusi>e
Kifetef of Atlanta and Mrs. Mary
ef Newberry were guests
r ^ G&jifetanag day of Dr. and Mts. J. A,
B. T; Pugh and Miss Eula
Joiner arc visiting in Anaericua, Ga.
Mr. and Jfrs. Hetberfc Langford of
d$nfeb&, Johnnie Langford of Cam
te?C ifrd Miss Susie Langford of
~ ? ? ? V.11 T ^
; JK &H JftlS. \sl*lUpU*Sll JLNMTC M
sa^ ted W. E. take of Hot
?p*JHgg; Arfc, ere guests of their sistar,
3iks Lucy Lake.
Br .and Mrs. C. T. Wyehe have
witJ? them for Christmas a gathering
of thefr sons and daughters Which include*
Mr. Mr*. James F. Gogk
g2wa? of Columbia, Mr, and Mrs,
tfctiujiii New York City
lit. M G. C. Wycbe cf SpartanWttg,
Mr. and Mrs. C. G. Wycht
of Greenville; also Judge Thos. S
I Sease and - Wo daughters, Missei
' Uofot&y and Lillian ?tatse of Spar
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Mrs. Kwps Zeagler and little sor
of Lime Star are visiting Mrs. Laur:
^ Wise.
Mr. and Jftw. U'juene i^onc*
Columbia were week-end Quests o:
Mr. and M*s. J. D. Lorick.
Carrol Mills of Pendleton is visit
ing Mr. and Mrs. T. M. Mills.
'Mr. and Mrs. Joe Long and Mis
Cafrie Long of Lone Stat reache<
i' hfite Friday to spend the holiday:
vrifa rehires.
Mr. and Mrs. Jaris Black ar<
spending a while in Orangeburg.
tfisa fJrace Reaerin of Snartanbirrf
is &ome for the (Shristraas holidays.
r . W. 8. Wise of feennettsville is vis
iting relatives here.
Misses Anilie Lee and Susan Lang
ford and little Annie Lancaster Tine
Icy. if Spartanburg arrived Friday t
spend the yuletide season with Mr.
r and Mrs. P. L. Langford.
L. M. Wise was a business visitor
. to Greenwood Thursday.
Misses Nannie Simpson and Grace
Sease of Pelham are spending the
holidays here with relatives.
Mr. and Mrs. J. (J. iayior ana i
i family of Batesburg are guests of |
r Mr. A. G. Wise.
> Mrs. Mary Sitz has returned from
> Columbia.
Messrs. Hunter and Ercel Fellers
i of Charlotte are visiting their moth
er, Mrs. Ellie Fellers.
Miss Susan Quattlebaum visited in
Pomaria last week.
I Dr. and Mrs. C. G. Caughman and
J Miss Lena Lester spent Christmas
i day with Mrs. Rosa Lester.
Dr. and Mrs. Erie Barnes have re
turned to Saluda after visiting Mr.
J and Mrs. S. J. Kohn.
Mrs. George Bearden and Miss
i Rpnrrfon of Saluda are
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Upending a few -days with Dr. and
i Mrs. E. L. Luther.
S. S. Birge spent the week-end in
Columbia with Mrs. A. H. Kohn.
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NEWS OF SILVERSTREET.
j Low Price of Cotton DM Mot Prevent
! Appearance of S nta Claus?People
Coming and Going.
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Silverstreet, Dec. 27.?The low
|pnice of cotton did not interfere with
j Santa Clans for he came in his usual
j way and brought about the same
amouait of goodies. As usual Christmas
as it ever has brought to some
joy and gladness and to others pain
and so
r The members of the Lutheran
, choir met at the home of Mr. and
1Momi. Woxn'irH Rnrinflr the even
I1U13. iixojvii 0
ing Rev. T. F, Suber christencd the
baby girl cf Mr. and Mrs. Havird.
ft was a sweet ceremony which consecrated
the little one's life to God.
Miss Elmer Berry from the Columbia
hospital visited relatives here
last week.
Mesdames Eva Sheppard and Kate
Berry went shopping in Newberry
Thursday.
Miss Eniiiie Sheppard of Due West
visited her uncle.. Duke Shepard, the
past week. - ;
|> Miss Ennina Long, who teaches ft
Springfield, is at home lot the holi'i
days.
Mrs. Anna Pearsoll has been quite
i ill the past week.
Mrs. V. V. Peaxsoll, who has been
quite ill for several weeks, is slowly1
Improving.
. Mr. J. P. Long ha3 rented a house
in Saluda and will move there in the
near future. Mr. Richard Mantin
ijwiU move into Mr. Long's house
| her?*
] Miss Helen Nichols is home for the
I Hfttiftavc
Although Silverstreefc is a healthy
place we need a doctor and a drug
, store. The traveling from here to
Newberry is nearly impossible and ait
night it is hardly possible for a doc1
tot to come here. If wfe had a resident
physician he would have conad'
| erable practice on the Saluda side.
Mr. E. B. . Martin entertained his
children and yivited his Sunday
' eehool class for Christmas dinner and
1
' as Mr. Martin knows how to entertain
his friends the dinner was boun-j
itiful and well served and all helped}
| themselves freely to food that was
; | nicely prepared, to poultry, to pas
i try and to puddings, of rice. All enj
j.oyed the day and wished Mr. Martin
1 j a happy Christmas and that* the new
j year would bring hiiri all that it is
best for him to have.
Mr. and Mrs. Jim Blair and children
spent Christmas in the country
' at the home of Guy Boozer.
Mr. J. W. Alewine made a business
; I trip to Newberry Friday.
* ] Mr. Albert Schroder went to New"
berry on business Friday.
Miss Elsie Pitts was with Mayes
Book Store during the holidays.
' Mr. D. M. Ward was in town this
' week.
Nichols and Longshore are doing
O <*AA ^ Vkiiainpcc! at. V. V. Pearsoll's I
? blacksmith shop. Automobile repair'
ing a specialty.
i?
Hill- Wessinger.
'? Laurens Advertiser. 29th.
The home of Mrs. Addie Hill was
! a very pretty scene yesterday at noon
ljwhen her daughter, Miss Jessie Hill,!
tjwas quietly married to Mr. J. OlinJ
| Wessinger of Newberry, the cere- j
f j mony being performed by the bride's
p: Ktna+Ai. Par r t Smiires of the First
k. ; *?v.. v. ? . ?j .
Presbyterian church. Only a few in- j
- timatc friends and relatives were:
present. The bride wa3 given away,'
s by her brother, Mr. Hugh Hill, while j
i the groom's best man was Dr. W. E. j
s Bickl^y, a brother-in-law. Immedi-j
ately after the ceremony a buffet
} luncheon was served after which Mr. j
and Mrs. Wessinger left by automo?,bi!e
for several points south.
The bride has been employed as
- saleslady in the Davis-Roper company
for some time where she has maae
- hosts of friends who are interested
r in. her marriage. The groom is a
o successful yottnf farmer of Newberry
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UNKNOWN WARRIOR SUP
The coffin in which the remains
terred in Westminster Abbey, Lon<
the war. The soldier's body was c
and buried with highest honors. T
press ive funeral.
county.
Among the out-of-town pups
were Dr. and Mrs. W. E. Eickley i
\TAtt?kA%iwtr Miod Hvonn Hnnolrl Hi
AUIOO U JL UV/V/ Vi. ^/v
West, Miss Claudia Bell, director <
music at the Spartan Academy, Mi
Carroll Seawright of Due West ar
Mr. B. M. Cochran of Abbeville.
Takes Office Friday.
W. R. Bradley., deputy collector i
internal revenue for South Carolin
will become collector Friday, &11
ceeding Duncan C. HeywHrd, resig
ed. Mr. Hcyward resigned some da;
ago, effective December 31, ai
Commissioner Williams announce
that he wquUI appoint Mr. Cradle
to succeed the former governor.
The transfer of the office will i
made during Friday and Mr. He;
ward will then retire to private bus
ness. Mr. Bradley will be appointc
until March 4 and after that it is p<
known what the new administratic
will do. . Bnmors are already in t}
air as to a new collector, but not'
ing definite is known. It is hard
likely that Mr. Bradley will appoii
a deputy collector for the short tin
between January 1 and March 4.
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U nfmtr.
IM1U.VW.
The State, 24th.
A wedding of yesterday was th:
of Miss Marie Epting of Little Mou
tain and Laurie G. Haithcoek of th
city which took plpcc at the pa
sonage of St. Paul's church, the Re
H. A. McCullough officiating.
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SALE OF PERSONAL PROPERT'
I will sell at ray residence, net
Pomaria, on Thursday, Dsceinber 3
at 11 a. to., to the highest bidden fi
cash, the following personal prope
ty: 0 ne male, horse, cow, buggy ar
harness, wagon, farm implements ar
some household and kitchen furr
ture.
E. 0. HENTZ.
ANNUAL MEETING OF BOARD 0
HEALTH.
The Board of Health at their mee
inc on Tuesdav. January 4th, w
-?o, , , _
elect a health officer for the year i
a salary of $100.00 per month; ali
a secretary at a salary of $10.00 p<
month.
All applications must be in \yritii
and in the hands of the Chairman *
Secretary of the Board not later thf
Attractive V
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in th<
Best res
SOUTHERN R.
I Through Pullman S
Cities and Re
Tickets i
April 30, 1921. Fii
Southern Railway S;
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Information as to
may be secured
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; of an unknown British soldier was in- j
don, as a tribute to all British dead in
lisinterred in France, taken to England
he entire royal family attended the im
t
j 12 o'clock M. of chat day.
is S. S. CUNNINGHAM,
? Secretary.
! R. L. MAYES, M. D.,
le Chair man.
of Newberry, S. C. 12-23-2t
?d A^pJUAL MEETING OF STOCKHOLDERS.
The annual -meeting of the stockholders
of the National , Bank o-f
Newberry, S. C., will meet in the office
of the president in the bank
of j building on Tuesday, January 11,1
a ! 1921-, at 11:30 o'clock a. m., for the]
c' purpose of electing directors and at- j
{tending: to any other business that!
may come before the meeting.
I T. K. Johnstone,
id j CaEhier.
'd I MANY LIKE THIS IN NEW&ERRY
y\ ?:~*
( Similar Cases Being Published in
)e | : Each Issue.
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^"Jmany occurring daily in Newberry.
!CJ It is an ea3y matier to verify it. You
| cannot nsk better proof.
>n!
;e I F. Vv. HigglnS, civil engineer,
\ 11M0 Hunt St., Newberry, rays:
ly j "My kidneys were so weak some;
^! time ago that I seemed to have no
control over them. The .pains in the
j right side of my back wore terrific.
. { There was a dull pain in the back of
my head. 1 could hardly walk -at |
times, my feet were so tender. I j
suffered in this way for about two '
_ years before I rekd of Doan's Kidney'
Pills. I bought a supply of
VI Doan's fit Gilder &.Weeks (Jo.'s drucrj
' ! store, and began taking them. I j
felt relief from the first box and j
continued use brought mo great relief."
. !
~! (Statement given November 2D,
^ 1914.)
ir On March 22, 1918, Mr. Higgins
0, said: "What I said before about
3r Doan's Kideny Pills still holds good.
I was seriously affected with kidney
J and bladder trouble and I found
- ! Dnan's Tvidnev Fills to sive more re
| lief than any kidney medicine I ever
! took. I recommend them frequently
" and know th^y' are just as representor1
ed."
| 60c, at all dealers. Fostcr-MUburn
t- j Co., Mfgrs., Buffalo, N. Y.
ill!
at i NOTICE OF ANNUAL MEETING
so j OF BOARD OF COUNTY COMer
MISSIONERS.
Notice is hereby given that the anlgjr.ual
meeting of the board of county
Dr j commissioners for_Newberry county
in will be held on Thursday, January
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Winter Resorts
e South
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icnea oy tne |,
AILWAY SYSTEM !
Jervice to the Principal
sorts of the South
i
an Sale October 1, 1920 to S
rial limit May 31, 1921. \
T"
;
/stem Dining Car Service
I
fares and schedules
upon application to
"icket Agent,
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S. H. McLEAN,
icfc Passenger Agent,
Columbia, S. C.
6, 1921. All persons holding de-/;
mands of any kind against ,the coun-!?
ly, or previously presented to the
board, are hereby required tn file the
same, itemized and proven according)
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IU ItllY, V\ Itll tnv UJlUCiOl^ilv-n Wit wi I
before January 1, 1921. ' ]
J. C. Sample,
Countv Supervisor.
H. C. Holloway.
Clerk of Board, etc. i
12-10-17-24-31. ' J
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SUMMONS FOR RELIEF. I<
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(Complaint Served.) i 1
The State cf South Carolina?Coun-jj
ty of Newberry?Court of Com-jj
rnon Please. <
William Coleman, Plaintiff, j <
Against [ ?
John P. Stevens, Samuel D. Stevens, i:
Nathaniel Stevens, Moses P. Stev- {
ens, Robert P. Stevens, George M.}
Day, II. V. Brewer, co-partner* in'
business trading under the firmj*
name of J. P. Stevens & Company, j
Alex Long and Barney II. Herven,'
Defendants. f I
To the Defendants above named:
You are hereby summoned and re-;{
quired to answer the Complaint in j I
this action of which a copy is here- !
with served upon you and to serve 1
a copy of your answer to said Com- 1
plaint on the subscriber at his oflice 1
in Columbia, South Carolina, within ^
twenty days after the service hereof,
exclusive of the day of such service;
and if you fail fo answer the '
Complaint within the time aforesaid '
the plaintiff in this action will apply j
to the court for the relief demanded {
in the Complaint.
R. B. Herbert.
H. N. Edmunds.
Hunt, Hunt & Hunter,
Mower & Bynum,
George B. Cromer, ]
Plaintiff's Attorneys. .
November 3 9, 3 920. j.
To the Defendants John P. Stev-j
ens, Samuel D. Stevens, Nathaniel J j
Stevens, Moses P. Stevens, Robert I
P. Stevens, George M. Day, H. V. j
Brewer, co-partners in business trad- '
in^ linger the firm name of J. P.
. Stevens & Company:
You are hereby notified that the j
Summons and Complaint in this action
"was filed in the office of the j
Clerk of the Court of Common Pleas j
for Newberry County, South Caro- J
Iina, on November 22nd, 3920, and I
is now on file there..
R. B. Herbert, i
H. N. Edmuncls, i
Hunt, Hunt & Hunter,
Mower & Bynum,
Geor.se B. Cromer,
Plaintiff's Attorneys.
Newberry, S. C. 12-7-3t-ltaw
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NOTICE.
Whereas, stock certificate 163 in j
the Peoples National Bank of Pros-!
i .-iv n i _r ?... i
parity^ aouui Carolina, aur uuc|
share of stock, which said certificate j
is the property of the undersigned,!
has been lost: |
Notice is hereby given thr? t the un-j j
dersigned will apply to the Peoples'!
National Bank of Prosperity, South j
Carolina, on January 17, 1021, for J
1,7 I I
loorif
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"I earned moi
than in any p
"It came easy
1921 may ref
year unless y<
in fm
K%J Jt A VAX.
benefit out of
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Visit our Dam
for deposit, r<
WHAT YOU
MUCH AS W
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Newt
b. c, Matthews,
President
State, Coun
Membe i
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i new certificate of stock to be is-1 ]
;ued in lieu of the above certificate,^
vhich ha? been lost. ' . ;
(Signed) Mrs. S. S. Tillman.
Trenton, S. C. ;
Trenton, ?>. L., .Nov. .iu, ivzv.
12-3-6t. |
NOTICE FINAL-SETTLEMENT. |
{ will make a final settlement of
lie estate of Annie Marcus in the
Probate Court for Newberry county,
south Carolina, on Thursday the 30th <
lay of December, 1920, at 10 o'clock,{1
n the forenoon and will immediately j;
;hereafter ask for my discharge asji
idministrator of said estate. All: 1
persons holding claims against estate]!
n Annie -Marcus, rteceasen, win pve-i:
;er.t same duly attested to the undersigned,
on or before December 30, i
11)20. i
T. A. Williams, :
Adm.
Newberry. S. C. Nov. 20, 1920.
To prevent a coid take 666.?Adv. j
NOTICE TO WATER CONSUMERS j
After December 31st inst., the re-!.
Jueed, emergency minimum of 50c j
ler the month (which minimum wash
>utxinto effect last summer during
vater shortage) will be discontinued,
;ti(i intf-oiu ui 'pi nun. j
ier the month on each water meter jj
,vill ^o back into effect.
II. W. Schumpert, i.
Superintendent.
! 2-10-2t.
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HOT &r<xstf
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Do not forget that v/hen yon bu
??a?I UOITA coon
i Cill/iC, CUl U.I. Wiiicn ,yuu uovc jbbu
with Bosch Magneto, and w'hich
This machine is also controlled by
j prevents stopping of Engine eve
j Saw. And last but not 'least this
the machines that are not e<juipp<
not have Lever Control.
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823 West Gei'vais St.
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T. ?L JOHNSTONE,
Cashier.
ity and City
r Federal Reserve .
MEAN AND
CROSS? HOW'S
YOUR LIVER?
Try SarDraS, An Excelent Stimulant
and Tonic.
One's disposition depends largely
an the condition of the body. Hot
tempers usually are the result of
sluggish livers, poor digestion, stomach
troubles, etc. The nervous system
can't be expected to operate smoothly
when the digestion is upset.
A mean, cross disposition in the
morning before breakfast is a pretty
bad indication. The system
needs cleansing. f
Many wise folks take pains to
keep their' bodies properly. A tablespoonfu!
of SarDraS before each
meal will tone up the digestion, stimulate
the stomach, enliven the liver '
and purify the blood. A scientific f
* 1 !
stimulant and tonic prepared irom
medicinal roots and herbs. Improves
health and disposition by
cleansing the body and regulating its |
organs. Does what the common
laxatives can not do. Contains no
ileohol.
All dealers and jobbers.
M.M.BUFORD
is still selling loti in tb?
Middle Georgia Oil & Gas Company
at Saciersrille* Georgia <
DRILLING OPERATIONS NOW ON
BIG MONEY IN OIL
Why hesitate when the conditions
are so favorable, when every lot purchased
at $35 each carries with it
the right' of participating in all
profits and leases oL the company
My headquarters are at Wm. John*
ton & Son's store. If mors convenient
drop me a card and I will call
lo see you.
Persons who have purchased lots
would do well to increase their holdings.
Liberty bonds taken in pay- ,
caeut of lots at market pjrice.
We are on the last lap in selling
stock. Read D. L. Boozer's letter
on ttye Middle Georgia .Oil and Ga'i
company.
M.M.BUF0RD *'
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[G MACHINE
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y our Type "W" Drag Saw main
the paper, that you buy one f
alone sells for about $40i00.
lever and Friction Clutch, which
ry time y6(i wish to stop the
machine sells for no- more than
ed with Bosch Magneto, and do
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?IY COMPANY
" Columbia, S. C.
juently
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an bay
1 saved less
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ence of last
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Assistant Cashier, | ;M.: B
Depository. J 1
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