The press and standard. [volume] (Walterboro, S.C.) 1890-current, January 05, 1916, Image 2
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’ THE PRES^.AND STANDARD
Wednesday, January 5, 1916.
Hogwallow News
(DCXKBPm.
Bditor.)
’777777,
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KiniVKjre Mrw of Hot; wallow. sJxmfof poKtofflrr. .
(roprrighted. Adam.' Syndicate.) * ' . r
J»oki KatlPT h»» not lord that the low?. Wh^n ucarebt*! more than a
.sltel of taralps w?r*i found on !il:«
ViLehea floor at hla home i s aascin;
on one elde ronsiderablr. At flrat
ho thourht about havinK it upholts-
tered. but he deeided to let It. stay
like It ir. ff> th&t he won't have to
prop hla plate up on one aide with a
hisrult to keep hi* *yrtip together
when he eat*.
The roof at the Dog Hill ehurch
Rprung a leak last Punday. Pletrh.T,
Henatep happened to be nitting di
rectly under the leak and did not
have tc move, be being a-Methodiet.
Oh Hetman was delayed one week
in Fogwallow- this year on aren^nt
of )si*r Flutie Blecher's^.e« flivra
faii'og to »e* here on ti
After having been rompletely
overcome t\v dfsappointment in lov'',
following a general flnhnrial break
down. Sidney Ho'-ka went down to
per;'-;;. •
Th-' Tiekvllle Tidings has editori
ally rotne out against compulsory
prohibition.
A l»iMiturN4 by the Tir Pnidler.
“1 rea«i this mornin^
week's TicivilJe Tidings where a fe!-1
ler by th«- nauie of Henry Ford from
sommem' up above here, v.ent to
Europe and had a Mendly talk with
•Orne of the big fellers.” remarked
the Tin Peddler of the Talf Ribs
neighborhood. “Hit seems thai sipje
this feller Ford has made a passH-
of money, he's right popular with
everybody. And .whilst he talked
with th^se men, he offered to put up
a big pile of money iu behalf! of
poacc --or in other words-to stop the
the ero:-k with the intention of uar thdt'n ngin* in the foreign co«»n-
' try.' I drive about the countr) a good
deal and have learnt a lot about ev
erything,' and' I have made up my
drowning himself, but barked out of
the notion on account of the Creek
being so high.
autum^ departure of the n ** n< l , l ,at money will stop most any-
'roga. mosquqitoeii and thing cept a runaway mule and a *
c '
With the
iaybirds. frogs, nioaquqitoes
Katy-did.‘ the public will enjoy a cyclone. And Ford is right when he
season of quietude, about the onlv' •M'tks that money will stop the war.
unnecessary noise being the singing Why. lilt will g.*t most anybody in r
of Mias Hostetter Hocks at the j g®od humor no matter how mad
eh arch every second Sunday. [are. I’ll bet my* duly ha that i-5 {
Atlas peek put on hU ear muir4 some.person was to walk c ut-in-th^.
early this winter so that he cannot battlefield and Bay: ‘H ic feller^,
hear his wife call him when he *top yore foolishness a minlt and
starta to the |KMtoffice. listen to me! I’ve get a proposition
Sim Flinders has been showing w*H b«' money t« vou 1 Back yau
«n Irish potato to several persons der beyond Ihe firin' line I’ve got
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Waterboro,* R. 3,-Jan. i.—A sur
prise Christmas dinner was given at
tbs koms of Mr. asd Mrs. R. H. Br •
land on Christmas day by their ch“»
dssa and grand-children. The fol
lowing were present: , Mr: and Mrs.
W. F. Breland and children, Mr. and
Mrs. 0. C. Fender and children,
with the exception of their : olde4t
son. Mr. L. R. Fender, of Charle-*-
ton, Mrs. Susan Crosby and children,
with tbe exception of Mr. Larry, of
8«*B*j»ah: Mr. and Mrs. A. O. Fen
der aM children and Mr. Berry 0*-
Quin. Mr. and Mr B* A. HerndoJ
were absent on account of sickness.
A mail delicious dinner was cervc-1
about .£:9t) o’clock. AH present en
joyed the rffair very much and wish
ed to spend arothef such day.
Miss Ethel Fender visited Mis*.
Eric Crosby during the holiday.*.
• Me sors. Jasper Feeder and Berry
P’Quir. were the' gucstn of Mr. O’-
Quin'c sites. Mrs. Krebnd Dra vdy.
of Drawdy’o, Saturday night.
Mnatcr D.'.rg:*n P re! and, of Cot
tagevllVc spent tho holiday:; with hi*. 1
grandparents, Mr. »etu! Mrs. R. U.
in thi3 j Breland. .
Miss Minn’e Lre Breland end
brother., Ste'con. are ciritinc rela
tives at P.uBin this week.
Mrs. Surrtn t'fosby aud daughter.
Miss Erie, \icited relctivcc near Ruf
fin last w « k.
Mrs. S. L. Breland and daughter.
Miss Etta, of the Omega section,
were visitoiE iu this auction last
Sunday.
Mr. dm! Mrs. Frank Rfy'an r.ad
fantily. of Walterbrro. visited M *.
(i. G. Saunders during the holidays.
Mr. and Mrc. Joe Younians, of
t'ottageville. were visitors in Wal-
terboro Thursday.
Mr. and Mrs, B"r*v Alexander, of
ound. were among thos" in.tow.-
Thursday.
OLIVER PLOWS
IOOK/AT A CHILD’S
TONGUE WHEN CROSS,
FEVERISH AND SICK*
Ft*/
liver ami hotvei? at
once.
isjT a
Mothers < ^r rest eaif aftor ffivln*
“Califo nlr. Syrup of Fig:..” because
in a lew hoifs all the, chigged-up
I know i waste, sour bile :.ud fenne^tinr, fotvl
gently moves out of tl;c hr Wei's, r.n-1
• ou have n well, playfuj/ehlld again.
Children simply Mill Aiot take tli?
time from play to empty their boVe»a
v
Pt the postofflee thir w«*ek Thi?.is w'agln’-loads of niorey baled up. andl Y n ke no (iiames! Move iMiiMon^fitun
the potato Sim raised on his farm ** >' ou Hop this here rightin’ an,i
Inst year, , • j promise to go home where you le-
Crlcket Hicks says he would not long. I’ll give each one of* yon a nice
mind going to ch&rch is he • didn't of clothes ruid five dollars *n
have to stand up every time the con-* ra *h.' 1 Now don't you know ever'
pregatlon sings. * I dumed one ol them ni“n 1 would b
Most of the interest taken in the, only too glad to do that? I knoi
daily weather forecast in Hogwal- 1 ’Cod ; nd well 1 wovld!
low is not to find out how the.yreath-. Money will b.-i^g peace. If wil,
er is going to be, but how far the bring it about upder any clrcun:-
forecaster missed It. : stances^ at home or ai^iay from
Jefferson Pollocks. , who moved
into a hom" on Musket Ridge
days ago.'moved out after finding
the rooms papered with w,ar news.
A dog fight, took place at the sine- had trouble only yesterday at his
’ng school the other night, while house, just because he liad bi'^n
Miss Hostetter Hocks was reciting promisin'' his wife thirty-five cents
ine of. her original verses, but &»e all last year, but on account of the
'•aid it ail o\er again when the crowd pannirk had not been able to ijKeT
got back. !/' ; his obligation. Hut there afnH uo
Jefferson Pottocks was arresteit use tp bring the won.en-fblk:; in{«>
On Musket Ridge day before yfster- !*\l* here war talk, beiause there
day by the IVputy. Constable on a ain’t many # of them that ever dNl
charge of having entered the smoke- have any patience with their hus-
bouae of a than near Hounding Hil- bands.”
MUST P EATING
CROP BEFORE MADE
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* DEATHS
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James 0\>uin.
if tongue is coated, then give ihls
delicious ‘‘fHiit laxative.” Children
iow it. and it can not cauge |r ;*v
a i differ r.ry what at!'* vji-.V ! tt;c
one—if rull of cold, or a «o;e throat,
diarrhoea, stomach-ache, bad breath,
remember, a gentle•—’■int.lde cl o ans-'
ing” should always he- thi first
treatment given. Full directions fe/
babies, ehijd vn of a\l ages .an
grown-ups arc printed on each bottl/b
IP'watc of counterfoil fig syrn/
Ask your druggist for .a at'-cent hot
tic of ’’California Syrup of FI
then tool: ce.refulTy, and rce tj/at it
i: made by the ‘'California FitySyru
Company.” We make no f.malle
sir.'. Hand back with contempt an'
other fig syrup.
keuth Must Stop Tjme-Hpnored hy*.
tsm Ot Economic Suicide,
Says H. G. Hastings
Atlanta.. Ua.—(Special.)—"Tho peo
ple of the south nni'U quit eating their
Si:; Vison-Jo.iev.
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Mir,' Florence* Jones, (of Lodge
Waltcrboro. H. 5.--The comn.ua
Ry was grief s :;i<k» :i when tho new.i
heard of the r-udden death of one if
the count
•ospeeled
w.hich occur
Sundty mi 'ieng. T" ' feworaj and Rev. John Paul, pastor of ihe Hatnp*
co.ton or other siM-albii ’cash crop t intermen t,mk >'410 at Pine Grove S<;irro eihodist chujrch. The
before it Is made if they ever expect . -hunK Monday, being conducted by ccrer.ionv wa- perforated th. .-y.i
lo accumulate wealth, and have the ’ Rev. Walter itt^ck. u. (he presen t
I Vs oldest and most highly j Colleton fount jV and Mr. !>. R. 3ltnp
ciilieii". Janus O’CJuln. <qn. of UrtuVcnr. were ujarrir’d it
‘urvd at hi.s !;on' r iddenH thj. citv vestet'fl^v afternolon t'j the
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r •if..
enniforts and lux*js ies i.f |;fe due ' «»r ■ c
Ahem,"'says I*. U. Ilin tmg ."Sgncal- “friends,**-,’'
tural vice presiuoit of the Atlanta ) >«. o*(fuir -
< handier ol fonmierce, and a (Ore- • r ,r
most aqihurity on Ir.n» coaddfoas iu -<
Ihe southeast.
"Tbe -south must stop ftvrevcr its
time honored system of economic sui
cide," smyn Mr. Hat-iings. . "Advanei*
steps wero tanie la.M year toward a
condition of farm ir.depeadence m thj
Cotton Bril. They were f1 i-icps,
it Is true, but they marked an advance
Just the same, and more bread and
meat, nuirq grain, forage arm other
foot' and feed -atnit.; were made in
IDl&.than e#er_before, with the result
there are tons of thousands cf farm
era better off than in phet years.
Ale: pile short, crops and bustness de
pression.
nonage'. The. liicn •> authdrlxlnK thr
f I'lafiv - r.nd’j x,:'riage wa:. iVucrJ't:r*Spkftr.ut u“K
j Mr. end Mrc, Sinruon let! the c ! ty
niV'e,’ r* ripe j on an aff^rnpon train, brjt did not
-og • or 7.'. verm.. He • ; Co;:- ..iy wh<re the’ would sdem! IhMr
oh’l<• Iu. or ^•.•rv >.i fo’r I iion«'vmoon.- The, Nows r.pd CsSlir-
vearr ia the la“ AV. r Between tluVler. Friday. Beef HI.
Stales. Kis wife d erl aevc-ra! .yei/t * 1 1
low P" ihihlnti. .'I of tl’iifi ! u ; IC IT DUIiIIm ATl%
«* d manh.oairr. es 't-. Ni thar
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•' fti ■' Mr W
(' V !:• .*! 5 J. A - •>-. '
IS IT KHEDNATISW
Aren’t Y(»u
4. H. 111., her.
Keallv or.
Traci.?
ill.' U':.>rv
A good share of so-rall«jd yi 'i r
tif ia i- irti'e l by uoakj i hi.i y>
When th* kidneys fall .tq,i clear V ■
J. li Blocker, r' Port Tnutpr (' tv
Fla . jjied at the ho„n* of , ;ir. v.lfe'rt
brother. Brantley O. Bench. In \V.»I- I , . . . , lr .. .
With higher, cotton prU*es. it ia »v»'born Frid* v momTg laM noek. > ‘ Torti --’ •
going to Is* a great temptation to * funeral wav belt) and Interment ^ ,• . .' T y, L
drop back into the old habit of put- ’00k place at the Zion church oerce ‘* art f 1 *' •" , ' 1 ‘ ‘fit
Farmers when plowing wish to use plows constructed just right so as to save all en
ergy and time possible. The*construction of the OLIVER plow guarantees all th! .
The point is right, the land-side is right and every ira.rt of the plow is right;
We have these plows in four sizes, one and two horse, also all points an.'. .
in stock at all times. By using an OLIVER it can be kept up fron our stock a. c. r: j-
ment’s notice. Time saved is money made.
KOOER HARDWARE COMPANY*
W. M.
Quarterly Meeting to IkT'sHeld at
Carter’s Ford Jan. IS and' 16..
The regular Quarterly meeting of
the Baptist Woman’s Mission*-;'
Union will be held with the soc!c ry
of Little Salkchatchie church oj •
Saturday anVl Sunday, Jan. 15th am'J
16th. Delegates going on the t’aid
will be,met at Lodge and taken out
to the church and the meeting will
begin at 11:30 o’clock with the fol
lowing program:
Devotional services--Mrs. J. \V.
Berry.
Kniollment of delegates.
Reports of delegates.
Reports from new societies..
Plans and outlook for the year.*
Appointments of committees.
'ddress by Division Vice-Pre«l-
dint, Mrs. T. T. Hyde.
, I If cess. ’
Prayer service—Mr®. Praid.
The Judson entenuial—Mrs. J. C.
I. - ron.
The W. M. U. Convention—Mn.
II. J. Givens. • v A
■ Reports of Comaiittces.
Collection.
Closing .services—Mrs. F. O. S.
Curtis. . % ,
The missionary sermon before tne j
Union will be preached at 11 o , cio''k
Sund'.iy morning by the pastor. Rt ". |
J. (/. Lawson.
GEORG IE E. ACKERMW.
' For Committee.' r
THE BAILEY-LEBBY COMPANY
Machinery, Mill and Plumbing Supplies
Automobiles, Tires and Accessories *
\ Agents For v r
” The U. S. Tire Company’s
CELEBRATED G. & J. TIRES
Charleston, South Carolina
SANITARY AND CLEAN
WE PRIDE OURSELVES ON THE CLEANLINESS
OF OUR BARBER SHOP AND THE PERSONAL
NEATNESS OF OUR BARBERS.
—Let os attend t6 your needs— ,
SMITH’S BARBER SHOP
H. K. SMITH, Prop.
Next to Terry A Shaffers Main Street.
Booi-NigM Otrat, *
Bood-Boy “Brtt-H”
V«w*Ftai Gem Rowdy That Vera
Faik TtettiK^OeauM
You poor cora-limpera, with corn-
wrtnklva and heart peine! Sit down
tonight end pot • few drops of “Oete-It.”
tb*> simplest corn remedy An the world, on
your corns. Yon can apply It An Just n
HESTON & WESTERN CAROLINA RV
, Tho following Schedule Publi®!ied only as Information and
is ncl guaranteed.
BETWEEN AUGUSTA. BEAUFORT AND PORT ROYAL
Sun Ex Daily STATIONS Fx Daily Sun
only Sunday z Sunday only
No 47 No 45 Ko43
AM
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2 13| 1 45T 7 50
No 45 No 41
M ' AM
21! 0 00 .
46'10 00.
19 5 46'.
02.10 24
Port Royal
. Yemasg«»«»
STATIONS
Yemaassee.
Fairfaix.
Hampton
.Allendale
No Hi Nq 44
J10 00' 6 40j 10 t 00
1 9 00' 5 401 » 00
No 46 No 42
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45;i2 25;Augurta (Union Sta’n)
Daily
No 3 No 1
PM AM
4 40110 35
9 40; 3 59
No 5
PM
12 30|
3 07!
STA TIONS
Augu*ta Union Depot
.Sparuin burg
STATIONS
. McC'ormu k.
. . Anderson
, V •
Ung cottqp, or whatever other chub
crop on** may be growing, in pawn
for bread and moat.* We are suffer
ing today from tho old system forc
ed on us by condition* tolloeing the
Civil war, necessary then, but unnec
essary now.
"Year after year *e have stayed in
the same old rot as a matter of habit,
eating our crop*, so to i-peak. before
they were made, a financially suicidal
policy for the farmer, each year put
trry Saturday at U o’clock, being
ever it is move.!. By Ftn^Kthctilng
conducted by the W. O. \V. order of Sidneys, Loan ?
which he was » mqntber. 1 *' av< '
Florida, havingVnoved down th^ro lumbago, sciatica. irr;’.\|l, utul uri
Mr. Blocker
a resident of
ami*
idneys, Doan’s Kft’.noy Pll’-j
proven their wpttn itt t!;ou -
of so-called rheumatic <;ise
w IM44 ( IIA « III ^ V ill t» > “ti (|*>X%I1 ll* I< / # i --
three years ago He had the mis- nar >' disorders- we \ h
t. ^ 4 m \k tvH M' *» *■ tv v 1 v*
(ortune’to fall from the top of a two-
known in WaMerboro and warmly
story graded* school building about recommended by Waltei|boro poop;
four months ago. suffering a serious'
injury to tbe spinal column from F. “M. Mqrrts. H. ^
,,,, FUl . which he never reomWred. The im- 'Valtepboro. says: I
ting his nose a little closer to the mediate cause of his death, however, ne >’* aa( ‘ - J'* *
credit grindstone. • was appopiexy. He aro»e from hta a *' ,ho t,n
v *
Box No. 2,
kirt-
uched
suffered
If the soufh had not been so rich bed to come.to Waltcrboro to visit continually from rffeuntatio twinges
in nafbral resources, this system at Mr. Beach’s in the hope that tho 1 wa8 nn * b,< ’ ,0 w f‘ rk - T, ’° k,n ‘
would ha.ve baakrupted us long ago. change would nrove beneficial-/ W secretions were t(»o frequent :n
Mr Bloeker la survived bv his wife Passage, causing m* td u nutn-
w ho was MIm Bertha Beach, and ^‘ r of ,lmes a! n «ffW
three children, two girt* and a her finished four boxes oil jfcart * Ktdney
He a good man and a devout Pii's. proe^trej at Klqi/s Drug StoV.'.
member of the Baptist church, hav- 1 tl9*fn*\\c t- ir -
in* been made a deacon of the First kes 'Und Imckac he and my kidnev-.
Baptist church Of Port Tanrprt Cltv. ‘n ffocui shapW Other* of nr.
, / family have also used Doan’s Kfd-
. /-— nc*y Pills with good rerrM*.’.’ ,
Price 5t)c, at an dealers, Dor.’L
simply askofpr a- ky.lr.cy remedy
Wha*s the answer? It i* home pro
duction by e,ach farmer of every dol-
lar’s worth of food and grain supplies
needed on his farm that it is possi
ble to grow on his own acres. This
means good big home gardens, hog-,
chickens, cows and something to feed
them on through the year.”
“•Gate-lV Ends Cera Palm
and Safe, tea I”
tow seconds, without fuss or trouble.
Wli» •» Uto u*o applying -ulvc s that nuikc
loos raw unci sor , Ida- make corns swell,
bandage* fUat make At misery to
wulk, tape rILit sticks, greasy oint-
nt. and 6t";. r contraptions. Get
of corns the easy way., quick,
rimple, sure, m w way. That's com
mon • sense. Try “Gcts-It -also for
warts and bunions. “Gets-It" can't
hurt,—the corn loosens, and comets
right off—clean off. •
“Gets-tt” I* sold at ail druggists.
*'o a bottle, or sent direct by E.
Lawrence &.t'o., Chicago.
-io'd .in V’llortiord apd tcM-Ol*;
mended as the world’s best corn
u .* 1. u.t. roqio Drug Go., atsci
John M. Klein.
TO CTHK ( HII.DHKVS GOLDS
Keep child dry, clothe comfff:-
table. av’oiu exposuic and give. Dr
Bc'H's .Pine-Tsr-Honey. , It is plea<-
unt. soothing, antiseptic, raisorJ
phlegm and t- duces inflammatlcu.
The first dost- gi.eo relief, continn-
No 52 No 52
P.M PM
8 40| 2 40)
10 20| 4 10|
STATIONS
. . Laurens .
. Greet; viUe
No 2 No 4
PM PM
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6 54 1 3 c 4
No 6
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i 6 15
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No 54 Nd 53
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LWEIHERHORR *S0R
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cel treatment with projer care will 1
avoid serious illnosicf a long cold. |
Don't delay tr' rtrr.r-nt .Don't l. .
your child nuffer. Get a bottle to-'
day. Insist on Dr. Bell’s Pinc-Ta
K -y. 25c at.,drugs.!:; ' ,
T^or Weakness and Lusx ot Appetite
Th® <dd StwcJvd c-ncr»l .tre»*ejrpin* toalr,
My One ’’HTRO.V.O QUININE'’
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CROVH'S TASIKL1 -'irkUl TONIC.driisseat
Mslaria and bui'9* >-p *h.- avutr^i. A *-•> * lon.«
*outc Appstiat:. Po* aduffs a.J cUib-ta. » jc.
To the end iot natti--. LAX*. Doan'a K;cin-': !’!¥ ,• ti.i- V .
Tiff UkoxiowtiNlNr/1.-. --.it ... ,... ; .. i
K.w.G«o.VK C«tc» a/autr cue •• • f- Fone.-M ,
.1 !jx!» a_.. w » ua ... > • c., 1 rcpc,, L-..n Ao, .\. \.
CASTOR OIL :
I kaliofr-i's Taslolcss
• •
W» “-Absolutely Pure
cSa — I-affavored
M—ElEcxcnt
□ A-ouocl- bdttlc 15c ’
7 ^ r.. 2Sc I
Walteiboro Drug C.mt'-r.;
, A\AfiAZINB
300 Airria£s-3oo musTwnoK:;
JTEET Inferred of the World’s Progress P
tTJE*'”?: 1 '*- Imrertion. Fr-
Father a.s! ten A*i the Family, h sppe. .
W *it C *'' ’TE-. den and Wciau.
It .* .a .'t.-ai, • i i |L- i. . -5.,-f
tl.iv-Mtho..- . e..r >.• ((.,, t. n-ti
u. n»; .rJl,ntb* .,t.a
fi»r tluuc* new _ nuctneatg aad « u
vVrfttf a So Yoa Can Undarstam! It
Oewrt-wort <-J ce«u».
ermrOtfcl niM.» r: jrrWprkf 4 f.ie.jr* I^- u
»M««» t«> .‘o .' t i »-^rn t the |:., M .
A«*c«r , .7
:wTjU;r7 p L^';
li. .«! rnm-nr.-. rs<\ e\v-,tiiu. »-
... t £ Uu £
f _ %mQUL COWS. IZ*
POPU atJ J*i Cw ^XtC s j<ACAZME
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CHARLESTON. S.C.
lovigoraflmr to the Pafo^ittd Sickly
SUa <b»r<i geaent strengtheat&g to-iic.
CRO\ K S TASTBUTS ctult TOXIC, drTvev -j jt
*•* ^r**.cBriche« blc.td.iimd t ulldv tip ihe sy*-
Icat. Atrsetoaic. c ar acijiUi and caildren. JOc.
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