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DAKOTA CITY, NEBRASKA, THURSDAY, OCTOBER 0, 1621
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Poncn Journah Mr. and Mrs. Con
rad Jacobson mid Mr. and Mrs. P. I).
Kales were in Sioux City Sunday.
Emerson Enterprise: George Rock
well, of the Farmers Exchange store
at Homer, was in Emerson last Fri
day looking after business matters.
Ponca Advocate: Bert Grosvcnor,
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Goodwin, autoed to Herman, Nob., on
Saturday, being called there by the
death of their sister, Mrs. Robert
Schcnck.
Walthill Citizen: Mrs. Swan Olsen
and Mrs. J. J". Cornwall were Homer
visitors Saturdry and Sunday.
Mr. Albevta Wilson and daughter
Dorothy, went to Homer Tuesday to
ihit her sister.Jrtrs. Harry Wilson.
Allen News: Melvin Triggs is home
again, after serving with the navy for
some time.
Mrs. C. BHall, of Ilintoii, Iowa,
came Monday evening for u visit at
the K. Triggs home. ,
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Wakefield Republican: Mr. and
Mrs. Geo. Dixon, Mrs. Wilbur and Mr.
and Mrs. Savidge or South Sioux City,
motored up last Sunday and spent
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L. P. Dixon. The above item read j ana Mrs. John Morgan arrived
"at the home of Mr. and Mrs. L. P. Sunday from Miles City, Mont., with
Larson" in I st week's Republican. tne remains of their twin boy, who
We gladly make the correction. j jjej at tie age of Gmonths. Funer-
I al services were held at the church
Fonda, Iowa, Times: A deal was Sunday after oon, attended by many
completed this week wheteby Burt friends. Interment in the Homer
Kroesen, of Fonda, will Income tht cemetery,
owner and publisher of the Varina
Reporter, and publish the paper next S. Toledo Sherry was in town on
week. Loran B. George, of Laurens, Tuesday and informed us that his
a former employe of the Times office home town, South Sioux, was grow
nt Fonda, will become the editor of ing faster than any town oJf'its stec
the Reporter, Mr. George has just in the state. Speaking of the un
recently? teturned from; three yearn savory reputation of His toVn which
service in the navy and is at pres-! is" also rapidly growing, he made the
ent employed on the Laurens Sun. "following comforting nnd magnani
Editor Kn'rst and his family, who mous remark: "We don't propose to
have undoubtedly given Varina the have our children run down by autos
best of newspaper service, will move and, by the eternal God, we are not
to South Dakota, where they have a' going to ah." And he might have
rplendid newspaper opening in a added "until our paving is paid for."
larger field than Varina affords.
r- Sioux City Journal, 29:
once more liroke into the
Burglars
railway
ticket office in South Sioux City on
Tuesday night after cutting cut a
window pane. The office was ran
sacked completely, but the strange
visitors obtained no loot as far as
could be ascertained by the station
agent
The gum machine which has been
the target of the burglar's hammer'
on previous occasions was demolished
ill hi it, in icm-vcii n lew uuui weiu
removed from it
A 'pay roll of $10,000 was said
have been in
the safe Tuesday, but
United in the after-
had been distr
noon to employes.
Police believe that the
job was
Attention!
Your.
Sprang Supplies
We have tRerrk
Interior Wall Finish
Outside and Inside Paints and Varnishes
Barn Paint
Poultry Fence and Netting
Garden Tools S ,,
Lawn Mowers -,
Screen Wire ' " 5
Screen Doors '
5 Window Screens
Carpet Beaters
Perfection Oil Stoves, and other makes
Full Line of Enamel andyAlumhum Ware
Full Line of Galvanized Ware
Horse Collar Pads
Baskets ' n
Hog Troughs ,
Hog Oilers
Garden Giites . ;
Iowa Farm Gates
Posts Steel apd
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TONS
SEE US FOR ANYTHING IN BUILDERS HARDWARE LINE
DIG STOCK OP MT3IHKH
G. F. HigHe s aCo.
IT. It. GREEK, Manager. Dakota City, Nob.
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done by local talent as the same de
pot lias been broken into on several
occasions this year.
The office was found in disorder.
Sioux City Journal, 1: Death to
two horses followed u runaway on tho
road between South Sicux City and
Dakota City Friday, when a learn
driven by Martin Knipe, a farmer,
became frightened at a posing mo
torcycle, broke away from the driver
and after a mad gallop of a mile
plunged into a barbed witc fence.
Knipe was thrown twenty foot, but
was uninjured, falling into a bunch
of grass. The horses, tc ri.g along
the wire, tote strips of hide from
their bodies seven' 1 inches in width
and three or four feet in length.
Knipe was on hi,s way to Si".fc City
with a can of cream, six cases of
cgs and three crates of chickens.
The Eggs and cream nrc n I it.tl losn,
and the chickens esc.,s f ojn the
broken crates.
Knine recently moved to Dakota
' count v fiom ie.il" Nebraska City, and
had purchased the team mvo years
ago for $3oD
Winnebaeo Chieftain: Clint Huff-
J man made a trip to Daknta City on
Aionuay,
.7. F. Foltz, who was taken to Sioux
City for treatment, is homts again.
Mrs. Florence Lewis and Mrs. Ira
pjigr;m 0f Sioux City, cousins of Mrs.
Bert Boy(i nnd Mis. .John E. Morgan,
were jjere between trains Wednes-
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With such a gdardlan angel as Sher
rv the dear little South Soo buds of
promise are free from all danger.
Muti'imonii.l Ventures
The following marriage licenses
were issued by County Judge Mc
Kinley during the past week:
Name and Address. Age.
Thos. J. Mitchell, Sioux City... Legal
Marie I. Goodfellow. Jackson ..Legal
Glen Arpau, Sioux City 50
Anna Anthonson, Sioux City 49
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to Grtldie Love, Sioux City 27
Jessie A. Cooper, Moville, Iowa
Viva N. Hannah, Moville, Iowa
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WIDE AWAKE SEWING CLljB OF E.OUTH SIOUX CITY.
Lead by Mrs. Mary E. McBcath.
This club has completed the entire cOurso and handed in their final
reports. They are the first club in the 'County to earn n gold seal to be
placed on their charter. Their demonstration team, compb'ed of Lucilo
Mathwig, Gail Savidgo nnd Olive Blackcter, won first place in the County
Achievement Day contest for" Home ' Economic clubs.
i From Farm Bureau News.
Official Proceedings of the
Board of Commissioners
Dakota City, Neb., Sept. 2o, 1U21.
Tho 'jqqtO of bounty ih,...i i.moh-
ers of Dakota County, Nebraska, mot MuUIiwest comer of tlie southeast
pursuant to adjournment, and lo the iiCmrtcr of the northeast quarter of
order heretofore made on chc 12th,tuld section 27; thence due west
dav of Sentcmber. 1921. Present- along the half section, line to the
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William H. Rockwell, chairi.iaii': Jd-.
j. Lapsloy andiNels Andersen, mc'm-oUth ajong the half section line of. John Hileman, labor, $112.50.
be.rs of the board; Geo. J. Boucher, faunl section 27, in the no. thwest cor-1 Joe M. Leedoin, labor, $45.
county clerk;" Geo. W. Learner, coun-jner of tho southwest quarter of tho Oii'itciiei'nl I'uml -ty
attorney, and Joe M. Leedoin, 'fcoulheast quarter of said section 27; Aileen Stinson, salary, $104. 1G.
county surveyor. tlience due wes.1 along the quarter-' Joe M. Lecdom, platting McBridc
In the Matter of tho Orp,iiiziition quiirter l.no 1' section 27, to tho wont road, $8.
of tho Proposed Dakota Gily Drain- "line of said section 27; thence duo Joe M. Leodom, platting Way road,
age District: j'south along said section lino to the $10.00.
Now, on the 26th day of Septem- fbnthwest cornor of said .section 27; Joo M. Lecdom, plattjng Hagan
ber, A. D., 1921, at 11 o'clock A. Mjthv'nce due west ulong the north road, $12,
the time heretofore fixed as. the time feHion line of section 33, in said Geo. J. Bouchor, salary, criminal
for hearing all objections to the or-
ganization of said proposed district,
nnrl thn Tirnnosod lioundarls there-
of. the Board of County Commission-
ers proceeded to act upon tne peti- oeciion uue jp ma cvnier ui amu huc i u. j. uuuuauu, nni m Jijyuihi iv.
tion of Andrew J. Kramper, C. II. tl$n 33; thence due west along the Wm. O'Dcll, boarding Willie Buk-
Maxwell, and more than fifteen other half section lino to the northwest er, $02.50. .
free holders within said proposed coiner of the northeast quaiter of Molford Lothrop, salary' and Inci-
drainage district, filed with the Coun- the southwest quarter of said sec- dentals, $81.80.
ty Clerk of said "county on "the 27th t tion 33; thenco due south along the Carl Andersen, livery and chain
day of August, 1821; and the petl--quf.itor-quJH.ter line to tie north- man, $24. '
tioners appearing in person, and by woat corner of the southeast quarter C. E. Armhright, repairs and bridge
counsel, and tho remonstrate rs and qf the northwest quarter of section fare, $8.
objectors appearing in person and 4,, -Township 28, Range 9r East of the Ray H. Darling, spat;k plugs, 8.
bv counsel and after having given 'SU;th Plincrpal Moridian; thence'duo Miles T. Rellly Estate, board poor,
all nersojis. interested onrioittinity
T)e'hearur and a thorough
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tion nv saia Hoard ol cou
m tnn!ntmiri n rtni-nvirrttni-l litr TM
tv Survovo'r. havine-been made ol tho
territory covered by the proposed
district, and having carefully consid-
ercd the proposed boundaries of said
district and all conditions present,
upon the ground, and having heard
all or. the eviuence ana an or tne
;nc nn.ci.nt n.-
ing fully advised as to all mutters
cfontnontQ nf 4 Tin nnrti
interested, and having fully by actual 8, East of tho Sixth Principal Merid-, Perkins Bros
,.5,ir nvnminmi tho nromisoq nnd ln- inn: thenco due south along the west Fred Runge.
pertaining to the organization offn Township b, uange a, to tne
the district and its boundaries, the southwest coiner of said section 26; I
following preamble and resolution thence due cast, along the south line
was presented, and upon motion duly of section 26, to the southeast corner)
made, seconded and carried, was
adopted
Whereas, on the 27th day of Aug
ust, 1921, Andrew J. Kramper, u. u
Maxwell, and more than fifteen oth -
er free holders,, tiled their petition
in tho office of the County Clerk of
Dakota County, Nebraska, accompa-
nied by their good and sufficient
bond, as provided by law, praying for
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the formation and organization of a
drainage district under the name of
"Dakota City Drainage District", and
the Board of County Commissioners,
in a regular sessio'n on the 12th day
of September, 1921, fixed the 26th
day of September, 1921, and tho
Court House in Dakota City, as tho
time and place for a hearing upon
said petition, and directed the County
Clerk to make such order, which
hearing has been regularly adjourned
to this date, and
Whereas, The Board of County
Commissioners of said County of Du-
kota, have heretofore taken to their ot tho Missouri u ver ai ong iue c.i.
assistance the County Surveyor or ern boundary of the State of Nebras
said County of Dakota, and with him ka and Dakota County to the point
have inspected the lands, euioments, of beginning, all in Dakota County,
and property of all kinds in any y Nebraska. T,IT-nif
affected by, or to be affected by the HFfH. '
organization of said proposed drain- That said boundaries so made, as
age district, and by the proposed im-1 above set forth, are reasonable and
provement; and have also reviewed, pi oper, and will do justice and equity
ioAnin,i nn,i in,.o.ir.ntnii (i,.. .,,i. in nil ikm'sohs. and will nromoto tne
joining lands, and have fully inspect-
ed, reviewed and Investigated tne
proposed boundaries of said district,
and whether said boundaries me rea
sonable and proper, and whether the
district will be conducive to, the pub
lic health, convenience and welfare;
and this Board having given a hear
ing to tho various persons interested,
and being fully advised in the prem
ises, doth find and resolve as follows:
Therefore be it Resolved:
FIRST.
That it will bo conducive to the
public heulth, convenience and wel
fare to form a drdlnago district, as
prayed for and requested in said pe
tition. SECOND.
That said District, if formed, shall
have ivo Directors.
THIRD.
That each of said Directors shall
be required to give bond in tho penal
sum of $1,000.00.
FOURTH.
That said District shall be bound
ed us follows:
Beginning at a point in the center
of the main channel of thu Missouri
River duo east of the northvest cor
ner of tho northwest quarter of the
southeast quarter, Section 22, Town
ship 29, Range 9, East of tlie Sixth
Principal Meridian, in Dakota Coun-
v
ty.' Nebraska; thence running west to
8id northwct corner of the north-
enht quarter of tho southeast quar
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Ten of said Section 22: thenco due
smith along tin (unrter-quoiter line Patrick Gormally, labor, $50.91,
funning through Sections 22 and 27 On Itutul District No. 20--.in
ail Townshiu and Ranee, to the Honry Johanen, labor. S3G.
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' center of said section 27: thence due
Township and Kartge to the north-
west corner of the northwest quarter
or tne nortnoast quarter oi saiu sec-
tion 33; thence south along the half
toViRt Along the quai'ter-quartor line
ti...M't tr-. L II B 1.1 ..4 .
tunning oast and west through sec-
tions -1 and 5, in said Township and
Rnnge; thence due west along the
half section line running east and
west through sections 5 and G, Town-
ship 28, Range 9, and section 1 and 2,
m iuwibimij , iiunu u, w nc
lino ol section I. Townshin zo. nuntre
line of sections 2, 11, 14, 23 and 26,
rtty Com-WSlco sottlinlohg'rttteUektflnV?dfWalt'ei'ritnicftJtGlepon
n Pnnn. spnt.inn 4. tr thn hnlf soctinn line nnd hdvnncod shoriir, Slo4.U2-
" sum seui.un .v, m uu ouut.iioiu.uu,
aloncr tho west line of section 36,'
Township 28, Range 8, and along
the west line ol Miction i, Townsnip,
,27, Range 8, to the southwest corner
oi saiu section i, iuwi.suij ai, "i,
8; thence due east along the south,
line of said section 1, and along tlip'1
south line of .section 0, Township 27,
Range 9, East of the Sixth Principal
Mnvlillnn in tlin southeast Corner Of
Meridian to the southeast corner of
said, section (J: thence due north
along tho east line of said section 6,
to the northeast corner of said sec
tion 6; thence due east along tho
south line of section 32, Township 28,
Range 9, East of the Sixth Principal
Meridian, to the southeast corner of
said section 32; thenco duo north to
the northeast corner of tho southeast
quarter of tho southeast quarter of
said section 32; thenco due east to
tho center f the main channel of
the Missouri River; thenco northerly
along the center of the main channel
Intel est of said district, if formed,!
said'
ami inui an ui mu " u;.
district is wholly within Dakotu
(.County, Nebraska.
Voting "Ayo," kockwoii, Anuersen
and Lapsloy. Voting "No," None.
WILL II. ROCKWELL.
Chairman of the Board of County
Commissioners of Dakota County,
Nebraska.
Attest: GEO, J. BOUCHER,
County Clerk of Dakota County, Neb.
Board adjourned to moot Septem
ber 27, 1921.
GEO. J. BOUCHER,
County Clerk.
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Dakota City, Neb., Sept. 27, 1921.'
The Board of County Commission
ers of Dakota County, Nebraska, met
pursuant to adjournment with tho
following present: Will II. Rockwoll,
chairman; Nols Anderson and Jas. J.
Lapsloy, commissioners; Geo. W. Lea
rner, county attorney, and Geo. J. i
Bouchor, county clerk, when the fol
lowing business was transacted: I
The Board ordered that $371.23 bo
transferred fiom the general fund to
commissioner district No, 2, because
of that amount having been paid out
of said commissioner district which
rightfully should have been paid out
of general fund.
Bond of John Bacliort for loase of
poor fann and board of poor for 1921,
approved.
Claims as follows were nl lowed on
tho various funds luid warrants order
ed written for thu samu:
(hi Iloiul DM riot 4'i. 1- -
Ernest Mooney, labor, $13.50.
Fred Hogh, labor, $4a.C0.
Louis Pcdersen, label'., $G9.
Louis Pederson, labor, $100.
Chris Hogh, labor, 378.
Ernest Mooney, labor, $25.50.
Adolph Johnson, labor, ?-l3.50.
Adolph Johnson, labor, $13.50.
Georgo Brooks, labor, 530.
On lloml IH.strlct .
Tim O'Connor, labor, $G4.
Geo. Hickox, labor, $33.50.
B. K. Grnvell, labor, 515.
On HoikI UNtvict No. (! - '
Glen Allen, labor, $0.
On Komi District No. II
Thos. Long, labor, $8.00.
On Uoail District No. 8
Henry Mahon, labor, ?12.t0.
Thos. Gormally, labor, $35.
On Iloiul District No. U--
J. W. Hefrornan, labor, $10.
On ltoml District o. lo
A. McPherran, labor, $108.50.
On Uond Dlstikt No. 17
Standard Oil Co., gas, $11.13. .
On Iloiul District .No. lb
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On Road District No. 22
Robcrt Hansen, labor, $37.50.
Teddy Francisco, labor, $(8.
Will iMosiate, laoor, s?si.
On Inlii'iltiiuce I'iiikI
costs, expense ami postage, ztiv.vi,
Geo. Cain, salary and expense 1c:
ess
nuvance ny treasurer, uu.ou.
Henry Dormcn, repairs, $9.2o,
September, $b2.80.
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Burroughs .Adding Machine Co.,
contract, $7.15.
Rcmimrton Typewriter Cd., machine
No. 10, $G7.12.
Lancaster County, bonrdlng prison-
ers, $13.50.
uuu. ,y. utmuci, o.u..., v.u.w..u.,
ntC. btlUl.OH.
Co., supplies, $5.50.
claim watchman, al-
lowed at $5.
.-.. j. atinson, supplies, auyru, a..)u.
Omaha Printing Co., supplies, $6.
Jos Bolton, lepairs, $14.50.
Hillyord Chemical Co., disinfectant,
Huso Publishing Co,, blanks, etc.,
$30.11.
ueno uarnott, Hoarding prisoners,
$279.50
Kettler & Probst, supplies, $55.82.
Carhart Hardware, supplies, $2.95,
Miles T. Rollily Estate, August,
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$88.0
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Ever Seen a Range Built as of Solid Gold?
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We Invite you to adr lire thh new, practically everlasting
coal and wood range: with its outer walls and high closet
built of a golden metal (hat mukcs'it the counterpart in
appearance of u renge built of solid gold I Its beauty is
indescribable i: mint bo ecen. Nothing like it have you
ever witnessed. And the new mual heavy, i7jic "copper
oid," rttftitu its golden color, is net ducotortdbyheat,
cleans easily, defies ru:tfdoes not chio, crack or break.
See it and marvel 1
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.COPPEROID CHIEF RANGE
Great production has priced this new beauty surprisingly
low. And the price is guarantied. Terms arranged.
FRED SCHRIEVER & CO.
DAKOTA CITY, NEIHIASKA
Dan' Rush, coyote scajps.SG. ',
Stedingcr Printing Co., receipts,
$51.97.
KcminRtoit Typewriter Co., repoirs,
$12.50. .: .1
Kottler &. Probst, sujiplios, $2.05.'
Kettler & Probst, plumbing, $1.50.
Larkin Funeral House, bury drown
ed man, $100. .
Harris Bros, cornor for state 'road,
$25.00. . ;
H. N. Wngner, taxes paid twice on
lot ?2.28. f
State Journal Co., supplies, $27.61.
Arthur Hrtrils, corn off corner state
road, $5. ,
Omaha Printing Co., supplied, $28.10.
Farmers' Mercantile Co., inspection
tractor, $13.75. z
Huffninn General Supply House,
supplies, $4.50.
Rnowlton & Manning, supplies,
$40.36.
J. H. Kinnisnn, supplies, $7.48.
R. J. McArthur, attending Thomas
Calcy, $1 10.00.
Frank Moore, coyote scalps, $18.
Hillyard Chemical Co., sweeping
compound, $j.85.
J. P. Meredith, coal McKnight,
$23.41.
J. P. Meredith, coal, $15.61.
Geo. J. Boucher, March salary, etc.,
$198.21.
Geo. J. Bouchor, May salary, ''etc.,
8197.08.
"Nebraska Culvert Co.-, vrcp.airs,-9.07.
Nebraska Culvert Co., v'lwo drags,
$05.00. ., ,.
Nebraska Culveit Co.,, n repairs,
sir. mi . ' ,
Nebraska
S4.47.
CUlvoit Qo.-y, repairs,
Capital Supply Co., examination pa
per, etc., $16.18. - s.
Flemmlng Motor Co., fan bolt, $3.00.
Herman Ricrinnnn, hauling, $3.08.
Jolin J. Mitchell, repoirs, $11.45.
Geo. Boocom, coyote tscalps, $21.
Albert Parker, same, $6.
j Adolph Johnson, coyote scalp, $3.00.
Klcipp Printing Co., book and cov
er, $12.07.
Klopp Printing Co., chattel files,
$51.85.
Miles T. Reilly Estate, May
count, $83.53.
Miles T. Reilly Estate, April-
ac-
ac-
count, suu.aij.
C, E. Hnnscn, repair work, $37.12.
C. E. Hansen, same, $13.58.
J. M. Kennelly, labor, $7.90.
C. E. Hansen, repairs, $30.76.
F. A. Wood, rent, Sayre, $40. '
Monroe-Wilbur-Lake Co., supplies,
$44.-68. ,
Calllghan Co., law book foe judge,
$23.48.
K. & B., vPlrtfcQV'SUJ)PHes
K.-B. Printing 'Co., supplies, $79.99.-
IC.-B. Printing Co., supplies) $3.23.
K.-B. Printing Co., supplies, $13.57.
Oii-.Mollivr.s' VchMon riuiil i
Rertha Laird, pension Sept., $25.
Mrs. Ruth .lames, same, August and
September, JbO.
Mrs. Ira Vench, pension, Sept., $50.
Mrs. Ira Voach, pension, Mar., $50.
Mrs. Ira Veach, pension, Jan., $50.
Mrs. Ira Veach, pension, July, $50.
Mrs. Ira Voach, pension Feb., "$50.
Mrs. Ira Veach, pension May, $50.
Mrs. Ira woach, pension June, $50.
Mrs. Sam James, pension, July, $30.
Mrs. Sam James, samo June, $30.
Mrs. Sam Jr.me3, same Feb., $30. j
Mrs. Sam Jumes, samo Apt;il, $30.
Mrs. So'" J'imes, same Mar., $30, '
On lirhlge riind-
Conrad Kruse, labor, $G1.G0.
Theo. Poters, labor, $10.20.
Dick Harris, labor, $67,50. ' '
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