The press and standard. [volume] (Walterboro, S.C.) 1890-current, July 14, 1915, Image 5
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the press and standard
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I'lol K * AYKR SKI.I. ! i.tv moralnit r.rot\>'d tli^ d4*slr-
-i>MK MOMS KOKI»S. invitnth :i fo go and /< r our
Tuo Ford touring car,'* ^»rc so ± < v.h ; • h< «.. . doiu*, .yid v<*'
Saturday hy Ri***r * Ayer, tin j ir-' • Ilk** King Agripitw. - Almost
being B. -CJ. Price and* f!< . '•» amlcd. - ' tt is a garjlcn whicit
c" L. Ingram, of Cottagcvin.-. M- is a joj to the hounekci.-,»cn. Thera
jbj-'ee purchased, hp* car t »• »i' ■ >r re long rov'.>- of gewee beans, tomu-
Iraiag *o hi* fartT and for renabeur-t^ms.- pi-a*. corn. bean*, and almost
trips- He has a large touring n . i*-v:cr> vegetable which will arow in
' I'bi.s climate, and they ail will, '-it
is clean as one's yard. .Tl**; S't
i'tinches nf tomatoes are trained t
f tl.I.KU HOMK
Atttrt’XX OK, II.IAFX.
Master R- M. Jefferies, v.;- i* Ited i.stakt-s And pruned. On these vines,
to r.atfBey Tuesday by n u e-at am ] hang a profusion -pf w* ll rounded
announcing the Hliless or his mut;.-j rmit. Another tree w hich is ts-ar-
?r ’ h • wen to 8t. George*and took ''tig" in” great quatitief is a fig trtv
tfc. e«rly morning tr^iin fn»Kt that j Some gardeffer is our auditor,
oeinv this morrftetg. * 1 • ’ •
• fmm > l VfTV MHHiK.. \o. .W
Ulll. OPKN >K<;»U> * t OM KKS THIKO HWiRKK. %
movimi pirriitK ip.Is:. , . , , v . ..
P. Glover, proprictid of fh ' nft\ bodge. No. A. 1-. ,M.
Jno.
hejil its regular communication last
Colonial announces that u is nis 5n
tfnrion .*to open a inovi'i: picture ! ( ' v<>n ' n t i < I m re was :• kikoI *'tten-
tiU dfe for the exclusive' n?-» of 110-1 ' a,,0 ‘- “• "nuibtrs ar,! \ ’sito-s
««*• « 1 t t < t . i#l i.. 1 o, >_• 1*** , ♦ ’ ® . .*
tro patrons. There has ne*n .• ite-
u:;nd for a good motion pdittre
house for the colored foil;#, and Mr.
(j:o\ef has decided to, in‘i-- ’’.i
siard.
tTTKMHNG STATU
MAKHWAIti: COM KNTI<»\.
. A. H- Wichman. of the tnni of
\ Wichman A- Son. i* -it the isle 'if
Pr. 1ms. where he goes in aUendano
upon the meeting of the State l,lari!-
wart association. Mr. Wih.mrn
will tnake'a reporf to the State con
vention of his recent meeting nt St.
Paul. Minn., where he went as a
representative of Soma Curolir.::
JMI. II. MI’RRAY IIK.KK,
^ I SITING PARK NTS.
John D. Murray, of Greenville, s
spending his vacation in town with
his jarents. Mr. and Mr*.\P .M
Murray. Mr. MOrray is now engaged
•n working bis way through the
Mcnoghah cotton mills of Green
ville. having decided that he.will
nake this his life’s work. There s
a great field for advancement in this
field, and this young man will make
good.
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\«*T rONNWTKI* WITH
BIG KAND HI IT.
d dfwtbtb
llildet,
the ‘ fai
amt
hiy I.;>ird diirr^t. Tlr-
r< ! by the' offi ! t!
a* confer
■ odt;**. tf '
. Mrs. I A Sauls, and‘daughter.
Kt.hel of Smoaks. were khopper*
in Wu tier boro Saturday.
I]
. Hon. Jas. E. Penrifoy returned.
Wedhesday from RidgclanJ. where!
he has been holding court for the)
past few days.
»- I). P. Campbell, bookkeeper ferj
\. Wichman a: Son, has returned
from a vacation spent fn tl»e Pied
mont section oV South Carolina.
Miss Lucia ll. Patterson, .ireoni-
papied by her fHenda, Miss Urenesu
AimaC of Charleston, is *wp**nding
her vara lion with her mother. Mrs.
\k P. Plitterfdn. Miss P.,ue.rson
lias been making Charleston _ her
hcare for' ic\oral* years, but she A
al vays a welcoiued’ visitor to Wai*
tcrlvoro where she has many friend*.
Uub-AIy-T’sni—
dvne Kills pain,
tion.
Antiseptic. ■ Ano-
stops' putrefac-
ra.
Miss 8arah Kohn Will Lave this
week for Sullivan’s Island and other
place* 91’ interest.
..Af.f-s Edttii 1 lack, uecon.r.ani.'!
by her brother, lleldsle. are spe-nd-
iny some, time*in Bamberg; .visiting
their grandmother. Mrs. L. M.
J'Ayer. They will he way several
days longer.
of :
•Im-re*>'
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* Personal. *
.las. E. Petfrifoy. president of
the First,-National Bank, is in Klch-
mond -|his week, having gone there
on business connected^ with hjs hank
and with his other enterprises.
C B. Mi by ;;n.l John IPut' .1t..l|
lanlge, were in Walterboro y<; -
terdi.y. having come down mi a bu>i-
,fl<*ss trip.
Vv'd have just received a big supply of Dry-Goods in till the loitest Styles of goods.
This p irchase was made l.i^c inrt^e season, and as a consequence we-bought them very
cheap. Our customers will'receive the benefit of our low- purchase prices. The g od’
are ail strictly first class in every particular.' - ♦
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T6 make room f»r 4all giods, -wfakb our Mrs. Zalin is now purchasing in the North.
we are also offering'great red. > lions iii 11 Clothing, Shoes, Ladie*. Huts'’*I J juftcs* and
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and dent’s Finishing;. >
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We invite you.to come in and see our goods before you . purchase elsewhere.
There is no obligation on your part to buy i you took.
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. Mr* Zalind i" row in New Y >rk. where 'he will purchase a complete Fall line.
iTcvidnnd Hint t and )n s uttrl".
William. Mijitt. x\cn- ttmeng th«>-»*
in Walterboro yesterday on a busi
ness trip. ■ . •
Masters flcnry and John \Valk**r
.ir«‘ visiting at their old home near
lyodge: *c
Miss Ueba Walker is speeding
the summer with her aunt, Mrs. L.
W Beach, Palptetto Bluff. Y
The H.
Clothing
* Mrs. S. M Crosby, who has been
visiting her daughter. Mrs. Robert
Padgett, at Gourdin. returned last
.night.- She was met at Chalreston
The heir* of the late .las. Glover , v j u . r \jjjip Kjia May Cros-
«tated that they are no; concerned >, v ., m | j lpr jj 0n Theodore, who wen*
; n the suit recently brought by the IO Sullivan’s Island Sunday nhd
heirs of the estate of fhe late Dr.
Glover to recover possession of
large land holdings in Walterhiro
?r. l the low counity. A statement
^s made in a recent issue of The
Press and Standard that they were
parties to the suit.
M. H. HltAXT \\TIX
Bt ll.il DIPPING VAT
‘ \y H. Hiotf will begin at rbncc
this constructlQn of a dipping vat
,f6r the use of himself /6nd bis
brother* who are large'cattle rais
erss of the Round section. These
gfralemeh are waiting for the
Clemson College authorities to
seed a man to superintend the w»ork
of constructing this vat. which will
doubtle**. he done in the .near fiT’
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t>R. A. %V. HI DSUN ENJOYING
tl TOMOHII.K TRIP NORTH.
Dr. A. W^^udson. of P.elb. is
enjoying an iiutomobile trf » through
the colintry. having reac’.u'l Detroit.
Mich., last Sunday. * De | >ft home
on the 2nd Inst., and picked up it
Charleston two companion ■. one
Mrs Hudson’* brother. Ben in min
Donnell, and a friend. Hcnpv Dryer,
Together thev hare made tin* trip,
going leisurely along seeing the
fight's. They spent a day in AHan-
•ta, and one at Mammoth Cave. *K-\.
and going by easy stages. A r ter
several more weeks spent in «e*>ii?
’h’e eobntry north of the Ma'on at.d
line thev will return »o t!t<-ir
Rentes .Ggrds from them indicate
•hat they are having the time
their lives” • \ .
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t L VRKNt *K INisTt IN |.K \ \ C.v
•olt HOME IN NEW MUCK.
• A rencC- Pos’on. a 8*v 'Vts-'m
M- and Mrs. U. H .BroJatid. 1m
t‘- -dav for Cb-irte*.tot». wb :■ ’
today for Ne w V/<rl tfo v. ill
Vr :,*h,his itni'teyOVnde n osro!
a* prnmineayf arc hit. » ■ !
o- * «tor t hr tty/ v<xt e Mr T'of.on
• ’rifht h:»x anjl no:- - . - *tii:i’
nf cb..r r * •♦.•'r e - ynh I.-./
r ! ‘tr'-ptr. n:-'ti, :»pd h< 8 >•' X
F- . V.orX to- Je-’riiu tl»o trade fellow
' ! ■ h»* hih! , t>ltd t.n tiiyX ,,!
’ with him. This !' • ei&H < t
b ^unity for persopal rnyr- ai
* voting man with M’’ f Xt'" '- 1 .'
Ht and character •.vill/su.cc'<
DP TIARiTIIY* HARDIN
to l«K ATP HERE.
. Dr. H \v. Jilt ok Is p> -i *•' o-
■'i**d with htir Dr. Timo»n*' ijirditt'
r ' f Winnshoro, n reoppt er'idtinfe of
’*** Southern Dental College of .V
knta yhr'! Hardtn 4 came to Witter-
t'OI'fylhe latter part of the >• *ek nhjl
ar-<inged with Dr. Black f* lotat*
f and then returned to his home
to make final arrangements •h^re ‘or
'‘op-.ing to Walierbom to mike his
home Dr. Hardin . I* » vouni* *t *ft
' ®‘ aMBtv a»'d was hlch’v refont-
'•Mendo# by Dr ' Osier the t**-|i' ot
facwtlv a* a skilled dentist He ' a s
months actual evper^-it- »
'n»J t« a careful and skillful vovke-*.
br- Black has- had years exVeri-
tnd will render Dr. Hardin all
*’ et i*»ance posnible.
Al*n|TtlVf E. M JONES
*- l< «OMK GAROPNER.
Ar tce tfie write-up of S*** ''fat <'f"
^ iterboro’s fine 4 reg«'t I'le c r
'■ r 'v a^ kcntleman who bad 'seen it
f »o vour reporter. “If iou wish
,n tv rRe un » gorvl garden. yon
l V'Md go to .Xt r E M ’onou* -*',t
-' r tc ijp bi*. garden He tias the
t f ' rden in ■ Walterboro." Mo: '
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nptt.'d over
h: other.
»o return with their
„ P. L. Bootle and* J. T. lame, were
in town this morning. * They are
running a saw mill at Yetnassee. Mr.
Bootle qives near Hgndersonvtlle, j
and had with him ills sons. Thomas i
/•
and William.
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CASTOR IA
For Infants and Children
In Us#ForOv*r30YMrs
Always bears
the
Signature of
FJIRMAN FITTING SCHOOL South Carolina.
ik preparatory seiiool for hoys and young men. Utilizes the magnificent build-
•• ings and equipment of Furman University. Offers to a limited numlver
Of atudenta special trmining and atronf prapmratnm for college work and for
lib-. A full four rear high !* bo«»l rourse. Snu.lt clM’HW. cl.we {M-rionat'
•itentios atul lii*uuctk>n. iDflueace and dtsulpllne coattucive Ip nukoly
Cbrl-tian t barSi ter and worthy ••pirmUon*. ^ ^ _
AtaivtK- r* .«ud«. Mt 4aor evninaaium. tiwt 1*11. bankrl ball, track, tcnnla. baarhalt.
IJUwt x-wtr.awialiacaiKl i-ablir *,^akiiur coati-ata. PlMaant. fruitful diulrnt llfr
euafeaMriaaarar^, Healthrrrordrkcrllaat.rllaMtrar * ” ‘—‘
r-r kaaJw-iuelr IlluetraUd ralaluK. ad.lreM
**J1 Mr**m trvim* Lm W. COURTNEY, M.
Srpirtm/mr . t. <»< i.
. gxpeuar* nit-Uarate.
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J. Heard. «»f Tampa’ Fla..^ath-
r of Coutity Demonstration Agent
it ard. will afrive* Jin Walterboro
’('day of this week for a week's
\i.-it to his son. From here Mr.
•■'ard will go eto Ellenton 10 vi^it
his daughter. " ‘ .
K. DuUant of ‘ t'ottage'viile,
passed through R>wn Tuesday.' >»qrn-
ing. Mr. DuRant is a survey*#'of
experience.
' mmmrn
Melvin Halsey, of Charleston, avas
'n. town a white yesterday; having
omc over for a brief business trip.
Mr.„ Halsey w as formely a resident
of»Walterboro and has here many
friends, who are always glad to see
im. ’ •*
Mrs. C. H. Richardson, of Tiuiy-
*r. brought to this office a pod/of
okra which measures, a foqr in
length. - This, Mrs.*Richardson be
lieves. will
Idng pod.
hold the ercord for 'U
J. B Ri er. whose excellent gar?
don has become so well known in
town is enjoying the fruits of his
labor, and is yery unselfish in his
Several times the edl-
tiven of the, first fruits
some most excellent
ripe and smooth and
They were delirious.
enjoym*
tor has
the' la
tomato
roun^K-
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W. W-* McLeod, of James Island,
so was fortmdy a partner in bust*
of Dr. c. M KsDhriv. spent the
we* k « r.d l.ere on ;i visit to the «l*n
• or II irMirn**d to his home Moh-
da’v inornitig. y
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\irs. A H. Wiihnian. and lit!'-
daughter, who have been spenditu;
, • il rev- on Sujlivan’s Island,
U;: . *■ y i <\i ir .> d home *
Invigorating to the Pale aad Sickly
The OM St:in*!«r«t gcncrtl rtrcngthccing tonic.
GROVE'S TASTELESS chill T« (NIC. driv,« ouy
St*l*ria.*-nrichc* Ihc tUooil .»nd t>iiiUls up t hr^vA-
trtn. A ttuc-t'j’uc. l or a*!ul>* »tni cl*<tcr<nySuc
SHAFFERS SACRIFICE
Summer Shoe Sale 1 *
The annual clearance sale of
Smmmer Shd3v begins this
\ / * $ « t
week at the Teiry and Shaf-
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f er s
Each'and every pair of J.2-
dies Low Quarter Shoes, Ox
fords, Sandels and all Simi
lar stock
Regular Retail prices
$1.25 $1.50$2.00 $2.25 *3.00
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$3.-20
All the Uniform and start
ling Prices^- /
s.98 per pair
TERRY and SHAFFER
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HILOatM^ -
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Greenville
Womans’’College
’ Greenville. S. C.«.
Affords complete Advantages for
A brood, liberal education. Trains
its students for lives of fullest
efficiency and responsibility.
Equipment, faculty, courses of'
study, and cultural influences arg
entirely in karmor.y with present-
. jlay reqdhemer.ti.
A'lminGiraiion. in*tni. ■ .on saddor
mimrjr buiWiBc * ak-nc it * -
nuutern Un*-'. f>*w
iu.i.(unable life au«i efficiettl wu(k.
flmri ussiiinmi w*a 14-aag Wai*.
Xlticti tlaudarU p..urv» !• »Uiu^ to B. A .
I'.. 1.. sud SI. A. *t« ttr.rb. Literature.
I^IiCUftte*. f*<-i,-n< . v Pr.- St* »l tram
ingin l«ome.-|. >. leuce. i—
. U-adiligtodipluma.
I't'ireugh *'*’-:r«e* p-:-*l;:iC t*> flii-i**
nioili C«—rvtarf .tJi—». 'Ui' i*t»
I ' Art. EipriMMS. PbrutalCdtaw. Kadnsar
Ira-. NsmsiTiMaac Cmim.
Thi* tBsUtation sin:* t«» **t-<rd tt>e
*1 • •Iticatiob^l ■I«1».it. ace* -•* latnal-te
.1 k uiluliuuia cost, fat Cauiasat aMrna
DAVID M. RAMSAY. D. D, Prefc,
Greenville. S. C.
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I A. Saul*, and t*r<>tb*'L, Eric, of
Snuuiks. wen* iP t«»wn Tu«->d**.. hj*t
lug come over iiEfhcts <"*»r.
Silks and Cotton
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L ASSIF IE
, ADVERTISING
i-five
TheH.
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A. S*
/"so. v- ill cur
'■ .)’( I't . II kill’
» or nil
rnisr.
|» \ | Tweiil)-five eent** for 0 Snjertion of b '** if:
five wunls. tine ^trf a won! ra*li iiisciric-u f*ir tu**iii>-lt\*
tnore. fa'll in itilAame.
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' L-s.f. isuib r and efftoil- ,
daugliU >’• Hazel Felder. art\ vb-itii.^ V
relative.' in fharlestoti. They mad- r
th«' trip l>v autonlobib- wRd» .'!r.,at.,I
FOR SALE.
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- 25 and 50c
COHEN Store
KARESli, Manager
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Mrs Ij. T Rho; d, who were tvturp-
iug hunfe after a bhorf ^tuy i * Wal-
t*rboro.
Miss Carrie Lee Will's o.* Cot-
tc.gesili*' spent a day Inst we* k \ till
’..er sister. Mrs. G.. W. Glover.
Mrs. J. C. Loper and I (laughter
front yf'ltarlesion arc vistflt.g rela
tives in town.
I'OU KALE lot of stationery,
in boxes. :> enei!s, tablets, ciip..
etc., etc. The I’ress k Standard.
WANTED.
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FOR SALE—Several farms on ea^vy*
terms. Well located and healthy
Apply R. H. Wichman. , 5-19-l2t
. Mrs. i: O R Gibbes and chililrea
froto-. N’ortp Carolina are .n .Walter-
noro visiting Mrs, K. F. Hudgins.
o.'B, G.. Thoptpsoi> and B. G. Con"
of lai iK-, a* *v iff thty ity thla morii-
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.Vo. will cur* Chills and Fev
.•r, It is the iijost speedy remedy \v»-
know. * '3--W-4m
mg
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•Wa’lterttord
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• n ih;v .; J*
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flrav*
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FOR SALE—HOUSE and MIT in
WalterlMtro. A neat ctdtagp in a
lt«toil locality on de'irahle lo*.
Mi*U'e new,.of J^eM com*tn»ctio*i
: o*l painted. Eor imnie<liat«‘
'.•»te. a bargain nt f.VMMML Of*
fer to Im-* willMlravtiv in 2 week'.
' tV IletOo Keglly Co. 7*11-11
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FOR SALE-i-One horae-# years old.
’ ugigtfy and harness for $ 16ft.no
Hors* perfectly gentle. Rea*b*i
for selling. *lo pot rped. .^ppt
‘Horse
Standard. 7 *->i-lt.
—s. ■ --'r
W \ VI ED—Yo-ir < r«b r- : ii’* *1
!i;>*ioh*ry, bookb-i-. < •)• «.ir*-u-i
Jars anything it irint ig. \\y<
do it. right an*l < i,e.,p. Tl.* Pr*/s
and Standard. /
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BUSINESS DIX'ALS.
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Fresh Kellog’s Todsted
ijt Anderson’*.
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S. rapple' -<le1ightful
breKklg^r; Ifte can at
Corn f!ak* s
relish for
Amieraon's.
, * Pthtijohn’s breakfast ’ food,
per pa' kage at Anderson**.
15c
M X *
*. *.,. . r v.,. Unre fruit preserves, l-arg. jars
care of The Preak ah i [-5c a* Anderson’s. ’ .
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jetties and su i
sei Hon.* were in’ tow .X ibis
.morning. Mr. Nettles has t|i * ih.-HikH
*>f the qffice for**- for - very line
Tom Watson watermelon, one of-thJ
best, melons we have seep this year.
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Tor Rent
ovef The Pres,
Apply to W
FOR RENT-
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Careful hotH;*‘W iU-< '
a nd -Mirr v h>*v > ing
t»r«a*1 an
id front office
and Standard
Sruoa-k. /, •
|-'0!t HE ST-—Hoitae.
' HojiHe^ Apply to J.
c-ke*.
a iluhsler's
Bakery*
near ' Court
E. Fripp. Dpj
hist arrived a.i-ar-l - •! 6f Foe*!
taurine cars. « '
*. Riser and AJer's Rj Ht*.
e and Transfer
We are now comluctinfr a first class Garage ar. I
Auto-Livery business on Walter street. Our workmen
are all experienced and skilled, and we guarantee all cur
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work.
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Let us kipk-your car over when in need of re^.,ir>.
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CITY GARAGE
S; M. ( RUSHY, Marutger.
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