The Union times. [volume] (Union, S.C.) 1894-1918, July 25, 1902, Image 4
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UNION, 8 JULY 2.*>, 1902
Col. dim Til! ran !i iu:ul< com
plaint to th. ; > i ll authorities th: !
his mail has ' < uiiperod with a;
Pickens, S. C . ! impost < (P.oe i
Spector has ! t to i: va'
the matter ! - isist been ?r.
nounced li: h = \v; iluiiv.- i.
the complit' t
0 . .-k.? . it?y
Preside? . It ? accepted h?
/ . t f K . ; \ fl'e IWUU S J o
College. It do\ulv.- ,1pm :i.c'
to elect his syce r c<
date. The experience wi'h Har';:;.
should cause ii ! "
cessor to in- made wii ; . r.
care. Polities should 'tot i> alios-* <
to enter into ti; matt i
est degree
Secretary Itoot lias allotted ijlh't.OOO
for the construction < i'th -mini..',
post at Ohicamaugn. 1 hi-? s to i)
the first of the four groat mild nr. t
posts to lie established for 'hog-vh
?ring of the military * >r oi }
United States i:i of war. ; i i >
be used in ti.:.? ??. ; ace far ' : ii.
School-- for b ah re-.'tt' r 1
men. Th.i ]; > : \vi' . u.t '
one full regiment of csv.eiry
company ot artillery : his $.e
joins the .Vatic ; !' ;.
* 1
A terrible storm 'a ii:o v. ' v ;
caused such a rise >!' t o U
river, the father .. . vh. ; ?
from t\v ? i. ; to. mi! s v.ide in a ! r
tory of 7.' mi i liana,
crops are destroyed, mi far r.ut-ly; t :
mrnis nuiu rio union noil y i: <
high wntfrr* cf the river. Th <h -j
ages reaches the en >vni>us ni.. ,m
Of $<>,()U<),uO<*. Th? h'.-s is ( hi' '' j
corn lands, much of which w-.u
have yielded from To ti ]nn hu-lr '
to the acre.
Tho candidates have sunken, y
have In :.r l them i.. 1 .oi -d t: o i \*:m' !
ous platform , and tho claim t?-? . j
have advanced for your votes. V/
have no sugge ions * . n:
who shoul I and who houM ?
elected. 1'his is ; niidi : I
voter to l-.-cido for -hi I t .-*
what wo xpect to do am do r.<.t
presume to *?i< I -to t- nr r into
how t hey . hall v . ...
to help w'll; . .r v .
honest and compi n t '
different olii" - is :.il t iv : Imonh i
that we have to make.
The candid i'-s for St t of!;-:
were with u i..st Monday ..i.d the,,
were hero in ftili force, they \v< ro j>pearantly
in pood kelter ami it is
jolly good-natured crowd, we are glu<t j
to have had tioin with us. Tin i
were listened to quietly and with
close attention, h - er wd was not
very demonstrative but it was tInmost
orderly crowd we h.-'.ve ever seen
at a campaign meeting. Wo suggested
last wed; that our \ ople
make a record upon this occ. -ion for
good order and decorum widen wou! i
be worthy of emulation by othci
counties, and we are very glad to report
that they took us at our word'.
We thank thein for this in behalf of
the candidates and of our citizen
generally. It is so much nicer to
have it this way than to have drunkenness,
rowdyi. tn and disorderly conduct.
I'nion has sd the ood example,
let other counties fallow it.
We did not- see the slightest evidence
Of whiskey in the large crowd during
the day. And this is not all, we do
not think a single man asked a c.-mdidato
to set him up to dinner or money.
It may have been done, but if it was
it was awfully on the <|uiet. This is
a good start, let no man degrade himself
in this manner during the enlin ]
campaign. >
CA uriw ION J)A V IN UNION. I.
(Continued from jui^e I)
. it us do 111.; mm? The whites b.iw
'. i' nit r>s tducntiiig t ott iie^i: .
Ft i: \TTOIiNKV OENH1 \l. t<'
W r. StP.Vt i.S.< >. ol t ?} ,]
ni. d \vt'.h tii :? u
ll>] .till! Ot tl|t!<l v I , ! X <1
c. :( '(( ' ?!' ! IV .?!. . . II
l'||< \\. hell i '> I. 1 i I ' I | , |
. ; i J?'i? it \ i:i i e >>n In
is uim?. 1'iiit. tii.ii di'ii'ii . * fth. ?
iOit.. -Hi-:! ; 1 ; *'
sell tui 1 Tli, t.:x i tn'ii i in 1'
in?|ii | I ijues i , 'l.e is yet :u .it s!
i.ii'o, ' ? H ;i ou^io i : i* "I T ; '('
Wttj'tVvlmve fre, Id ol ; -nms
o Wii ihcittolul'y itfti in* lux t'iturusi J
l,.Vvi(J U?c'i.oUo inJdetl foriveiv million v
do!':11 1 (i\ yuis bni.d in >? :tr e unit;, ^
L mi building of ine o ivs eouliuue t.
A textile t-cl'-O ?l has Il vii i'ddi i (0 ji
Jlei-von, fiom which a to ifing drawn 11
sii) i.nt indents of mills. Its Kiaduate:,
in great demand. Thwu litis been ol
, .1. M \ i'.u.s It iu S2(J'.),- It
uoo ; rej il.- >:. the State house o
haw i aide. Tim hit T"it t? 1 Hi- I'
I nil led bl heebfieu pnid amounting to 'I'
t* ii riils debt *a ill Call due in y
lit. . funtl la building to ,
;i<i;i:<* i1.: : b Whetl this d*'bt in
Mi'd ii;. .sl id th' tax Jovv "
C.Ui 1 lt d . ; to . I tl ' > I'l ill llii 1.1. *
l 1 i:' litis lrer. dot.e \\ .. iio'i increasing n
levy ide ot the i?e;?si.>:i- j j
.'.;i it, ; i. : it lit now o;if> n
;.t!<e .-'-JT'-.t' ' i : the wi t math1 ei\ c]
State' government. This is a ci
line showing \> I;cn vo k-i,ami) r that \\
cities r?quite mow si
i tin io ) u It on dcipiil govern- ti
in, i)t. .1 his ge ; p >idtuont section is an r<
il id il is gi.ul to 1'
( ' i ' il.c :inc oi ie.s spricg upon 11
*\t;\ iiill lop. v
. X ?u of ^pitia'oj n .
. ... . rous i v uil as as .
; . Attorney ( ? leral, had rondc .? i "
p.u i;. ipi;! i us i;.a \\ t i j
: i la to llr- pc 'Pl('i a iv.iiir
11 it , -it map t i ait i. had Ji.ul ,*
iid I 'ds "t di ii:' best legal I dent i ? ?|
a v ' ion as vv II us ill j
!. . .' i hei. - o nge I ;
In ; i- : is.'i > soil >' li (erred t,
i ' 1 i m liii' had conic from y
m ' iMi! .vvrnvs lis i i i ti
.s ?ilu t , . < * and ii
I'i'l rring *> his spats with v
i . v ,.i ii -aid iio ju ?ip tl u o
. . . i .-! urui'ti i l' u all Ii is worth ?
it i i no nil v t.hur vou could exuact o 11
' 01 fi 1'iom. d faith u. p is >.m i ic ;i
duty cU d.
yt, lV.J p <inL dinner was announced s
... , i i t ct's .'Ut t> till .':'{* p. Mi ']
A 1 . , t.'ilf .V.l 5 SCI'Vl -1 Oil I iC lilOilild - v
iemouti 1- and oilu-r it i'lvslmients j
il. Dixie -i.u of Union furnished j
. xi !!< ii' music f"r the occasion pluyint
\ rvai selections in llii forenoon. rite s
i , i t. . j? .1.5 : was also interspersed v
t)i by t 1 >aud ()tic tit' the \
. >.ss : . ;,i i' vnjii! a 1 it t
t u-1 ti ' 1 'o ' 1 .-iM- t
his tbmil also )>)lyed 1
. i i |Q( ft itlg < ii ' !: e'(.j\ 1
:. wiis.t* ti.? ^js-aktMs ta! :< tl to tit ^
n ei . *. :hi- Vil.tMlS Uliils ft 111 '
ii v,v iv? m a close iitt'l it-'peet - ,
A1 J ' it .shaking \v.n re*ii.uc>l. *
iti . i lie .utlice we did tint
ti- ti.;- meeting until 3 .
in '.i.o cuii'i'litcM for Secretary of J
pediing Mtvt.su J iluvey .
! .1. T. (Jan : hud hushed. )
. Austin 1 1 *\fs in education
i Common a'li s- wauls tin*
< i utab'd, fiiive iiii political i
4. 1. ! no tjuaviel wir.i auv body, t
. si : for ho . ill :tr like tlie l
i : iun. \ as the l.-ill ->t mtin iti the i
r 1 headed. an 1 his name b - 1
' iir-=* If i? i i ilie aipliahvl.
i .' > oiri ? rgetwho lieis in this vast 1
if cant liclatt . and 4 d no 5
foi ; *t him on the day of !
1. * Iiislc by the baud.
. i i. unit.. -. the candidate j
>Pi> 1 mi tor -slate Treasure .
I:.- . ; '"mi, i i lie latk thanking ti.r '
1 eo c i'!' their hand iouv support at Mi, ,
i,(?t .a . ,?i aod thanking nil the people !
t :.t'.; on him. He ?:u ,r ti
i .iic e 1 lev > oi taxes 1 nidi i
! mills to avoid t ti" customary bar- ]
: :i.>i> !,<?'.I'J every >eav to met t ;
ll oprialions which always exce i <
i 'the ... I tin nit.pfftsjt rm .
1 txivn?M" i?;vl to <? iv ft v u-y y ' iv
.1
! >i: >V1*KRUCTKXDEXT OF EDUCATION .i
.T. McMahan. prc-eni Onciuv.betii, ,
. ? . ? ill .. 11 lli inked t1 i> |ir><>jilo
I , c? 'I'.ii !en i: the. h til show.i in Ima
o'ii . os-.rs ago aim two years ago, and !
i ves they are s\tislied that ha lias
.i ly ill .chained his duties. ile ha*' i
(i. Iv*'ii eai'i fully after the educational ,
i ll- -is of Hii* Si in* and hiis suggested ]
ho considered to be improvements (
al lli-it line !I" hail been antagoni/
>1 oi i -aiii c for this v ry 1 hi <*, 1 u
woi ! rather tl > ..l a', lie cone ived o b i
hii dtdy than to sit. sin' aa.i drawl.;*
.saiaty wiilioul icing of seiv :> to his 1
; 11- wii it ' a nine mrer h1;: cho-i
ierm for the common schools through *ut ,
llie Sate. 1?-4; -v<t he ollie.; of counts
Suporinli'dhci' Ivluei'ii.;. should
removed froti. politics. 11- -honii', .>
chosen by a d, and chose.i Uk in
ness alone, u s oil lb- in t ho t.ntu
sense a teach e <>. uu.'-liers, Is. oiiMild h.
an expert, and this alone should l.-h-.
bnslMSn, lie >uld d ids wliol i
time ii it-* .-sine a- am w . r ;. p - |
ftor. lie should ba vai . utile L I
ary to justify i-ii i vie--- ?>i siici .i mi
You pay von: County Sup . :
Oh- / S.-)(.(? ai d in* lias over nui.di'c:
tetich, in to look afi ? ii'1 visit a 11 .. ?
besides the great umbei ?>l ?v:inii-.ii ..i
l>e found i<t the xcho >';
O B Martin, of Greet vtli >, i . a J
teacher, has invi a soma -a wi n > I
ubl'C schools : i lb yeara, ivi;
'< ftcll H;; ?"00 i:a (Or , I ? |
c,' alary of tfi- Jmnty Supoi ? )' r.f J1
OlI;<i iin !< ' )? 11 f>
' . hi< iijjp.iiuii.i 'ii' b> t hi !
!), e'.OCU'll lie <?W S '?V to i>,?,!,< j
l! 'lit* JH'OJI. . 't* . nilptM . lit ! ','ij
St'!to Su-.I ' <!?*: ' 't r>-iv
capable of e1*-in*/ !) ' oiuj'.y S m ^i i i
t. W i (" ?i i" this wt a r
t* x. bunk S noun*. i|?t. i? ! of S ail. )
;,ilrt iHXl b )?'> < o !' (Iill i'' *1 ' 'i .'tic I !>?<
whole: ale change should hiiv.'b riia jb*
'hat wero not aoceniaba* < .; uM
nave, been cut ou' and others supplied. i
It Wrus a fine thing lot the book seller I <
jut a hard lick on the pour man -who 11
Hi! to throw away his b)ok* iiivl buy
(.a ones. ( Vppi'iuae ) Mnw.
Tin: c/ANMi?.VH-:sj l ou obvi-ntxnn.
The big guns were held back for the
1st at tlii- meeting and the crowd paviitly
waited througli the whole list
> hear what these (hibernat'-rial canidatc
had to say. I)r. H i'imlerman
was llii' first speak-r inlrouced,
he was piesented by .Mr. f!i\<>n
sa (ping of beauty and u j >y forever,
le was greeted with a *_ >?>. 1 hearty
mgh by the crowd which he ackuowlIge.t
with a smile- lie first iefer:ed
j the distinguished men Uuion had i
10.bleed, lie thought his experience
illbicnt for the intelligent discharge
f the duties of the ollieo <>f Governor,
le wanted it for one term. If you 4
leet one of these young men lie wil.
ant to keep it all the time. The Govi
nor did not make or unmake the laws.
lis dutv was to see that the laws wi>n>
nforeed, he could use his pardoning
owrr but was not responsible for the
taking of the laws.
Was in favor < ( taking can of the
111 confederate . i: C'lomson Col>go
was supported ' the privilege tax
a fertilizers and hv direct taxation, <
ie other in li'i.ii wore. livery op- .
ortunitv must bo iven the white
liildren to become educated. 11'they (
it not embrace the oprortunitiesolfere'l
10 time will o nno wnen tliere will be
lore negri'i s who can read than there
re whites, liiat will mean a revolution
olitieally which will bring about a race
iir which will simply 1. can oxtcrminu011.
J)on'i think (lint the idea of t/ie
t gioesnnd tlie whites educating their
liildren separately a good one. It would
uisc a dual government and we
on1.1 loose control over tho negro
diools, wo must not lose cou\d
of them. Wants the public
>ads improved. Family has one
undred years record in. South Carolina
lid he is the only member of the family
Iio has ever applied for high olii< e.
James II. Tillman was licit introuced.
He thanked I'nion for its vote
i the last race. Had tried to do his
uty and was ready to stand or fall with
is record. There was some sneculation
s to whether or no lie would refer (o I
lie sword incident and the charges of I
lie State. lie did .so, however, from !
ite jump. lie said the statement of i
Ion- ales that lie had been disrespectful
i the Senators was false, an 1 he wonl u
efer to Sonntor Douglass. As t" the fnli
us ruling anil thedistinqni-hed pai Irnientai
ians. lie said that< >>nzalis lit d
rill fully suppressed the s. lie;. points
f the record as it appears in the j< m nal
i the Senate. He here read the rocord
11 the journal in regard to tin ruling
ml the division of the distinguished
arliamentarians on- the iptesiinn in
illicit the gentleman mwne I by the
date does not appear. Says lie has
tared (ion/.alcs to face him and ay
chat he has to say, and not nay it bciind
his rock fortilieations a hundred
iiiles away. In regard to the sword iniilent
he has no apologies to make, lie
aid that he thought that if Hen Tillman
vas not good enough to cat at Itoosc.elt's
table where Booker t\ "Washing- r
on had dined, then lie did not think '
hat Roosevelt was good enough to do- ;
iver a sword to a s in of South Carolina. .
le paused as if for some response from
lie crowd. None came, you might have t
ward a pin drop. Continuing lie said
; m s'-vcit was mad a! his uncle Ben foi
sitting a man that had called him a lie.
ind you follows would not have had
my respect for him if ho had not done
t. "Nowo would r.ot, hurrah for Till- ;
nail, came from the crowd.'' They did
lot stipulate which Tillman, but it was
lrcsumably Ben. \s to tlic missing
otter incident, he . lid that the papers
tnd some others were making a great
i loo about it when it was a very in'sigliiicant
matter, and that he wished to
citorato that lie had no ill felling
oward Mr Talbcrt, and could not belove
he had gotten tllO letter. Refer*
ii.g to Dr. Tin unci man's statemont that
i young man would want to keep the
aliice if he got it. lie said this was
rather a funny statement from the
lector who had been in oflico for fourcen
years. The Doctor is a bank presilcnt'tind
don't need it.
A good lawyer does not need it
fit her"' replied the do"t >r.
"Yes but doctor I have to work a
;reat deal harder for iuv living than
v*r?n f\r\ " ciniil Tillmmi
Inferring to Mr. tlayv.ard Air. Ti 11nitiu
said ho called himself a farmer,
Iml ho is no fanner, lie is planter, and
v Larry < lantt says, he has to catcli his
nrops with a fishing pole. Opposed the
Soldiers' Home, it would simply lio a
polite name for a poo- House "Want
ihe old soldier.-' to enjoy diem selves in
Ihoir own familit -.
i ion. W. .'I. Talbcrt f-po. ce first to the
ladies, was ' la 1 to see them here, their
presence was a guarantee of good order,
decency and decorum, vrr.s also glad to
meet with the untorrificd democracy of
I n ion. Turning to Til In tan lie thanked
liim for llie manly arid magnanimous
manner lie reiterates th.at lib does not
believe that I am guilt y of the infamous
charge in the newspapers that f got a
letter out of tlu p >st oll'.ce addressed to
liim. i do not believei it is necessary to
deny t he tiling he'/ore this audience, but
will :,a\ that I havi! a/lidavits from
numbers of tiie party who say that J
v?a: sick in my room ami did not go out
to tluo post office at all that day. J wish
to siy that J have no ill will against
Mr. Tillman who is my neighbor. I do
not believe any one in South Carolina
who knows mo would believe mo guilty
111 uoing such a imng. Jieierring 10 me
ladies again he mid t hey were a power
for good in p ililie as well as in everything
else, that they deserve a great
luo.i ure of credit :for our position
socially, politically :.nd in every othei
way thai points to our elevation. Jt is
truly "the hand that reeks the cradle
rules th" world." .Is standing in tliis
race on Lis own merits, and will not try
to besmirch any man's record.
No great powev political or otherwise
Ik uld bo allowed to oppress the people.
Vhc great monopolies and rich aggregations
have a tcrideficy to throttle small
imhistries and to <>ppress, and its powei
is Tell even in th<- ndministratvon of the
ntrains of government T1>0 great
yuesUon of this day is whether Hit
money power or Iho citizcnii i^-all rule
this Country. nt opposed to iildustrioi
ut they must not oppress the people.
Loo t ni wls a national ([iicstion now ami
tioiihl lie so, in favor of the government,
helping to huild good ro.a^ls. The
towns, cities and the country should
join hands in this great work, absolutely
necesftnrv to the success of hotto. I am
'n * >1 t 'lie dispecaiy I i\v '.lie lies!
i si Ispior problom. I3ni
when I * <-e thai rn,.,i under the iolltit ncr
)f it -ami know that his family is ?'
101110 eufTeiiiiig for the necessities ol
Ak ]
^_AT 1
?*, ? prices tlaat
S7Wo stoo:
order to clea:
js ijl jiid. moL o QtiuS3T
tli? remnants
s B B Ty i "v\ ^raa
Now lot ladies' elbow silk mitts,
New lot Indies' novelty belts, tbe
New lot ladies' turn clown Collar
Featl erbone Stock collars, tbe id
Heavy yard wide Bleach, solid e;
Extra bea^v "Buffalo" Sheeting,
One lot nice figured muslins, 3 t
quick" we have made the prie
New lot pre ttv val. laces and in
DI IN/imp h:iiuc,h 1
if** ? ; V j? h--B the other
L)l- t 1 IN VJ otl'ir the
grocer ok,
?3'iioew, i*iui1ck, -ST !JU
is ? -i '? ^ *LjU ^?{ j>
X
com jk rro
R. P. HARRY, M
every duv life, I wish that 1 could blot
it out'liom Dun 'O Ber-hebu, but I c uiuol
do and ac.'ep'. tlie dispell .:ry as
.flic 'netl-r of the lii'.'tlu ds of handling if.
In luvor of public school system, \v<sbouid
open up a broad highway, as it.
were, from th? humblest poor man's
door to tie* mountain's crest of knowledge.
Am as good friend to tho negro
;ts anybody. I lia\e talked to many of
iirt! most intelligent, of their lace and
they agree with me that my proposition
is the proper thing, that they should educate
their own children and the whites
should do the came thing. It is not an
dlegal proposition, in fact it is being
- done now in a roundabout way, but I
am no hypocrite, I want it done openly.
It is our duty as Auglu-Sax -ns to look
' .d'ter the education ot our children, but
not our dijt.y to educ.rto the negro.
Hurrahs for Talbert. I am a candidate
for the ollice of Governor, and win! J
want your votes, if you see IP, to elect
, some one else I will submit ch'vrfully,
and will aland behind any man y<<n elect
and endeavor to the bystof my ability i >
lioM up his hands.
Hon. 1!. (J. Hey ward, oi Colleton, regrets
that lie knows only a few el li e
audience, glad to meet with us. Union,
though a small county, is a noted county,
. lie has fun.island :-:omo of the most distinguished
men of the State. Was gl d
i) the evidences of the groat p
perity on eviiy hand in the city or'
Hniou, and glad to s-se tlrat the p. oplo
arc keeping pace with tt.;; prospeiiiy
and growth of the town. Also glad to
see the ladies out to this meeting. As
to Mr. Tillman's u ferenco to my being
1 a planter and not a lanner, I have not
claimed that I plow cotton or hoe corn.
1 wish my land would produce cotton
and corn but it does not, it produces
i inc. There would 1 e much m ,n i.i the
profits lo me if it was cotton nosing
laud. He said I live in a line mansion,
it is not so. He lias never seen my
house, it is only an humble, comfortable
home. 1 wisli it was a line mansion,
and if there is any one of you in the
crowd who would not like to have a
1 letter home than you have please hold
up your hands lie said lie had the eudoesement
of his democratic meeting at
home, said it was good grounds to stand
on. Told the story of the parson and
the deck of cards. Says the main, is i->
is the industrial upbuilding of the .Stale.
The dispensary is not an issue in thi.>
campaign. It is, in his opinion, ihebt.-ii
solution of the liquor question, and will
enforce the law it elected 'i he gre?i'< si
question is that of education. The
whole system rests upon our ooinm?"i
schools. Speaking of (he con.ni .l(
schools the Constitution says "shall p:<.
s vide," while speaking oi' the highe;
i schools it sa>8 "may provide." Not op
posed Iti higher education hut, I r.it p,uI
tect the common :jclii>?K Opp ised to
trusts. Thinks Jaw .diould he passed
! prohibiting childn u from working in
th inihs, tint it. should go into effect
gradually. Fuvor pensioning old soldiers.
! Kver inco Jefferson democracy lias
' stood lor the protection of the people,
t>nt tu Li>o South it stands lor more than
; that. It stands for white supremacy,
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nil the rage, get a pair before tin
' Ping Pong" and other pretty
s, all sizes and heights only....
cal summer collar, all sizes, price
isejust in, value 7-}c, our "flyer"
, yard wide, value Gfc at
o "20 yard lengths, real value 5 t
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sertions to match, prices 4c, oc,
arge (juantities as wc do for our
at Buffalo, we aro able to make
heat lines ol goods to he found.
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In order to make your labo
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interest and grow while you wo
Savings Department for the ma:
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i to our long list.
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The Freezer that Freezes
iand most delicious Ice Cream
No crank movement, no laboi
lower in price than ordinary 1
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two large stores, one at Union
the lowest possible prices and to
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Y floods, Notions,
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will surely interest all of you.
less salt required and even ^
freezers.
TURY FREEZER
freezes while it stands still. ?
, $2.00, $3.00 and $4.00. J
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