The Plattsmouth Journal
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DEMOCRATIC TICKET
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Amlll.ii-J. V. KF.NNKDY.
Trriumrr- KKANK 0. HAHOOOK.
AtUtrmyd.'nural-I.YLK'AllliOTT.
Com. Vub. Uml nd ltutM'W-J V Wol.KE
Hallway runtiulmtloiiKM-HK. A. V. KITZ
MMMONS. liKOHOK HOUST. J. DAVIS 5
r.mirprwiiin-TllOM A .!. DOYI.E.
KloM lliin-imnttlff-I)K. 0. W. JKSTEH.
County Tlokat
I'or HlMi rVimtor-
.1 A M ES STANlF.lt, if IaiiiUvIIIi-.
I'lir ltflHVSI'llUIIVI'H--
1 K. lAN(ilUllST.of Eiinwooil.
KKANK M. MASS IE. Of Ml. I'limsant I'nvlnrt.
I'or Coiinly Attorni'y-
1 1 1 1. nwvKit. of vuitMiHMiiii.
I'm Coniinkilonrr -
(.i:u. V. YIKK. of I'lnU.niioiilli I'nvlmi.
An Owe d
(Of $1,900 to the U. S. Treasury.)
TIs known that your morals arc slack:
Justice s not upon your irai-n;
You'd show a lit lie knack,
If you'd only put It back.
Then put It buck! Put It hack! ,
lirltfhU'st hours to you are black.
Kaven defeat croaks at your hack;
Come! Ulse from olT that moral tack,
Path your head In apple-Jack
"Nineteen Hundred - Put It Hack!"
It's Too bad we can't annex
Cuba just to quiet Senator Never
idge's nerves, instead of allowing
him to make speeches the repttbli
can party could Itctter attord to pay
his expenses at a sanatorium.
Kykry voter in Cass county who
desires to be represented in con-
r.KC lur nil nfilii r1inr.1nndi1 mil
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L!.inntiAim irtiHnmiii will crn tntllPl
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polls on Tuesday, November 6th,
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niil vrAn frr T I Ilm'li
HIE religious euitors ue
that the high rates of postage pre
vsWfwl Kir flirt fctnl vtiitm wcimi
,...,.i.i B..w.v t,v tl.ir !,.tv
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The high tariff rates also tax peo
ple's piety. They make the aver
aire man swear everv tune lie
thinks of them.
T. J. Doylk, the opponent of
"Kasy Money" Pollard, has been
engaged the past week in address-
ing enthusiastic audiences in Otoe
county, and the reports from that
sirfinnnf?tli dislrict nrt vorv en
conrnri'nalfor the democratic can-
tjjtj lte
Tukrk is not a
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I'VIUI ltllll III
Cass county for commissioner than
C.eorge V. Snyder. He is just the
man to look after the interests of
taxpayers of the First district in a
,er in which they should Ik
d after. He is a reliable busi-
manner
lonkoi
ness man, a fanner and knows the
needs of the farmers.
im.uv w l.iihK was ueieaieu ui
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the Louisville convention because
the Plattsmouth ring thought they
could not use him as they boasted
they could do with Martin L. ! red-
erich. If the taxpayers want a
man who will serve them nil alike
they will vote for George V. Sny-
der for county commissioner, who
will give all a square deal.
Viu;n you vote for D. O. Dwyer
for county attorney, you can rest
assured of voting for a gen-
tleman who will do his duty in
that office without fear or favor,
He is well known in Cass countv
as a lawyer who understands the
laws and will see that thev arc
properly enforced, and that all law-
breakers will be punished accud-
.:ngly,
Pl.ATTSMorTil is to be favored
with the presence of lion. W. J.
Bryan for a few hours on Monday
evening, November 5 the night
leforc election. The simple an
uouncmcnt that Nebraska's favorite
son and the nation's greatest states
man will be with us on that night
is sufficient to call forth the yco
menry from every nook and cor
ner of Cass county.
I). (). Dwyi-r will make a re
cord if elected county attorney.
niul the lwtoks will show that he
has in:ule some convictions, also
lie is fearless in doiiitf his duty.
Ai.i. American citizens are en
titled to equality lie fore the law, or.
as the constitution expresses it,
"the equal protection of the laws."
They have never had this under
the republican regime.
AccoRiUNi; to press dispatches
from Washington, the republicans
fear serious losses in New York,
Ohio, Illinois and Pennsylvania
this year. The president is said to
lc exceedingly uneasy.
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Jamks Stan dkk, democratic can
didate for state senator, is home
from his New York trip and will
begin a round of seeing the "dear
people." He will visit every sec
tion of the county possible between
now and election day.
Pou.ARnand his friends are try
ing very hard to get out something
against T. J. Doyle, the democratic
candidate for congress, to offset
that Jl, 900 salary grab of "Kasy
Money's." You can't do it,
gentlemen. The people won't
staml any jk.s in tllis can,,)aiR.
Kasy Moni-:y" Pollard is hav-
ing a nam tune to explain nis
salary grabbing fiasco; and but few
auditors come out to his meetings
to listen even to his attempt at cx
plaining why he took 51,900 that
lle knew did not belong hitn. Thi
is the report that conies from every
section of the district.
Tini democratic legislative ticket
is composed of four as good citizens
as can l)e foittid in Cass county.
Their names are James Standcr,
for senator; Dr. C. V. Jester, for
ffoat representative, and L. F
I Langhorst and V. M. Massie for
representative. These are gentle-
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ineii wuo win iicriorm wicir iiiuies
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n 9 I. . in w.Mitin.u r niiis ..tiitifiti
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ami Keep waieuiui ej e uvei iiieu
I unit 4 e 1 it m i 1 n ( 1 1 m atinltnt
i niuuv nt i.Kiiii iiuvk.i
Gkorc.k V. Snydkk, the demo
cratic candidate .for county com
te 'for county com
missioner is a man ot the people
The people of Cass county never
had an opportunity to vote for
tetter man. lie is a gentleman
and scholar, and will perforin his
duties m the interests of the peo
pie in every section of the county
No boss" or ring" will govern
his action on the board. You can
Itet your bottom dollar on that.
T,,K J0,irnal is PleaScd to lcarn
inar. iteorge u . nnyuer is making
menus wnerever he goes. It the
' vtiMiuimi) aiu au uu
prejudiced member on the ltoard
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gentleman who will guard well the
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interests of the taxpayers alike
!he' WJU lmc no J,lcsitanc in K
Kto the polls on luesdav, Novem
lr 6,Ul' an,d voUng or the ,nan
m wnoi "C ca" piacc U,e m
most contulence ttcorge V. Jny
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I. I Langhorst. democratic
candidate for representative, attend
ed the Shallenbergcr meeting at
Union Saturday, and also came to
Plattsmouth to the meeting Satttr
day night and to spend Sunday
with friends in this city. Mr
Langhorst is a thorough business
man, having made a success inmer
cantile pursuits in Klmwood for
tuunlier of years. He is demon
strating every day that the demo
crats made no mistake in selecting
him as one of their standard liearers
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as wherever he goes he niak
friends. He is just such a man as
is capable of looking after the
interests of the people of Cass
county in the legislature; so well
are the voters satisfied of this fact
that they propose to elect him to
look after their atTairs this winter
in Lincoln. A vote for Langhorst
means a vote for a gentleman who
will le found doing his duty in
every particular.
The captains of industry have
such complete control of the repub
lican party that every republican
state and congressional convention
has declared for the tariff that pro
tects the trusts.
What Republicans Oane.
The Twentv-seventh legislature,
for instance.' republican in Imth
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Diailiuvn, aim nn I
rnnr-M .lid we eet out of
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Or the Twcntv-cighth session,
still more heavily republican, and
again backed with a republican gov-
cmer what did it do to ameliorate
,,,i;;rm.;
Mr ti,. lt session, the
wenty-ninth? It was so over-
t,..l.innlu rennblican that there
. nn hut rpmiMirans in the
senate, and there were but nine f us-
nnicuir, the house. APain there
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was a republican governor. What
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It killed every anti-pass bill.
Tt killed everv direct nrimarv bill,
It killed every bill to increase
railroad taxation. -
It killed every bill reducing
reiirht rates
Tt w. o saturated with railroad
bossism that it was a stench in the
nostrils of the voters of the state.
U ir Rnn.e more of the same we
need another republican goverem-
1 ntiAtlinf rnrmlil i rn n Inrritt- I
i tn i vi twivkiiv. i ivi'uuu.iui Mgt.t i
ature? Can they again "besthan-
,1 n,,,..u.,w tlmf ,rmt rnn.
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win iiiv. iHinv I
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iieorge i. csiieiuoii was a sena-
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mi in uii; iwuiii.ii ii-k1'"""-"! "'in
a nn.1 !.r tl.o milrnn.U
nr l,;, .1ur1, Hint Wis.
"'" "'h "- "
ature had the power to prevent,
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the senate in both sessions, and
, u,t, 1,e mi,.rnnr. Tf
tney want another sneep 111 won s
r,r,nru
chair, the people know how to vote,
f they want a good, square man
or governor A. C. Shallenberger
is the man.
Embarrassing Questions for Sheldon.
The Blair Pilot, one of the num
ber of Nebraska republican papers
flint lint' Knot r1titnt imiif fi rv
.1.1.. rti...K,:..;:.i.JaKraPhcr of tlle Jurnal- W.H.
Lilt i)U 'WUUUi 111V. l.WUUltttll kll
because of the too evident hypocrisy
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and insincerity of the fake reform
ers, asks these pointed questions
of the republican nominee for gov
ernor in its current issue:
When and where, and in what
wnv ,Vu vnif evl,ih;t nn v nrmncitlm,
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to the railroads prior to the time,
in your second term as senator,
when you 'turned turtle1 because
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they did not support you for presi
dent pro tern, of the senate?
Is it not a fact, Senator Sheldon,
that the notorious sifting commit
tee of the senate of the legislature
of 1905 was selected in a secret
meeting iu your private room in
the Lindell hotel? Is it not a fact
that this committee, selected in
your private room, was composed of
men known to be friendly to the
corporations' Is it not a fact that
tuniurauuns. is u nui a i.iti mat
ths commttee. selected in vour
private room, was composed of men
known to be friendly to the corpor-
atious? It is not a fact that under-
lying the selection of this committee
was a bold scheme to strangle and
defeat legislation objectionable to
the corporations?
Senator Sheldon, you are telling
the people now that they are being
robbed by high freight rates.
The rates in force now are the
same rates in force in 1903, when
you were in the senate, and the
same as in 1905, when you were
again in the senate.
"Turn to the senate fdes, Mrthe United States senate.
Sheldon, for either or both of these
roc,'. n,l ;f if
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um: MUKie nui inirouiiccu oy you
reducing these rates. Turn, if you
can, to any pnge of the records,
and point out any bill voted for by
you reducing these rates."
A kuiti'.i.kwn fanner wants to
know why the Jonrnal does not
have something to say about C. A.
Hauls' record as county attorney5
Now if we could only find any rec
ord that he has made in pursuing
his official duties we would be hap
py to say something, but when we
look down the page we fail to see
one act he has done worthy of com
menting upon. We will soon
enumerate the many things he
ought to have done but didn't.
SitALLEXin-RGER, Saturday, Oc
tober 20 at Plattsmouth, 7:30 p. ru.
"Busier Broiu menus Disgustej.
The Ulair Pilot, which is a well
known republican newspaper and
which carries at the head of its ed-
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itorial columns the republican state
ticket, regretfully admits that the
republican candidate for United
States senator is unfit. It says:
"One of the main objections
against rsorns Urown s candidacy
fir the United States senate is that
he is not qualified for the position.
we regret to note tliat ms pub-
lie utterances indicate that the ob-
iection is well taken. Though a
United States senator has nothing
whatever to do with state issues,
It.
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Mr. Urown confines his speeches to
local matters and does not refer to
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national issues, the subjects he must
deal with in the event of his elec-
tion to the senate. Is this because
Mr. Brown is not big enough man
to deal intelligently with great
questions.' Is it because he is not
informed?"
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Our Blaircontemporary has asked
a pertinent question and those who
have heard Mr. Brown or read re-
ports of his speeches will agree with
tllO COIlclllSlOn fOIlcllOll Inter ill tllG
same editorial. With another deep
sich of recrct. 1-ditor Williams of
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t 1C l'l Ot COUtlllUCS:
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"i!f Mr ii ;.. r.,i,ii.
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rati mm , nte fnr senntnr mi. mt
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do wc find? We find him talkintr
with leSS illtcllicCtlCC than a School-
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boy about issues with which he, as
senator, w 11 have noth nor to do.
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ignoring the issues he, as senator,
would have to meet and solve."
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dates tor the lecislature in Cass
county stand pledged to vote for
Brown
Hit Him Again,
"Already we have forrotteu the
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nameot tnedemocratic candidate tor
lieutenant-governor." Sosays Bix-
by in the Uncoln Journal. Indeed
we are surprised at the general par-
n ' .1 .1 1 l
aT 7 7 , 7 a
lie IS editor Of One Of the best and
most widely known papers in the if elected will not be compelled to
state. Terhaps the reason the enlist some one else to prepare his
Journal employe forgot him is be- complaints and to assist in prosecu
cause Green has been waging a sue- ting violators of the law.1 In the
re;fii1 ficrlir nn tlie TTarvecter trust 1.M .or. t ii i.
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and Will yet make that Combine
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comply with the laws of the stale.
WMmn if rAtiinc f r 1aii m nr fVio 1inc
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the Joumal can always be counted
on being on the opposite side. But if
Norris Brown had fought the trusts
as hard as Green, would that paper
be supporting Brown? We guess
not. Not by $85,000. Nebraska
City News.
The Trouble In Nebraska.
The trouble in Nebraska is not
with the laws, but with our coward
lv and knavish public officials who
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refuse to put the laws into effect
when men of prominence stand in
he way of getting hurt.
J00 Bartley committed a great
crme wnen ne looted tne state
treasury-but Joe never allowed
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n's wn notes to be advertised for
ie, ana men oougnt tnem in wr
"ve cents on the dollar.
Joe Bartley ought to have served
niany years in prison tor tne part
ne Pved n dissipating the sacred
school fuud, but Joe Bartley never
broke the criminal arm of the law
to keep it from striking men who
were supporting his candidacy for
Yes, Joe Bartley is a bad one
but he never snntrt nnr tvm, tlie
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" ""ul ikvi
by permitting that newspajxir to
touch the srate treasury for $85,000.
And' 'Buster Brown" who is now
a candidate forj United States sen
ator lias laid down 111 Ins pre
tended efforts to have this $S5,noo
paid back into the state treasury,
from which it has been illegally
taken, simply because he isacandi
date and does not desire to prose
cute the case until after the elec
tion. This is the kind of a man
who desires to represent the people
of Nebraska in the United States
senate, aud his name is Norris
Brown.
The bad trusts do not seem to
fear the administration any more
than the good trusts do, if there are
any good trusts.
imnuucs i our
ep it betore tne voters oi .ass
county that state taxes in this
county has more than doubled in
the past five years as follows, to
wU:
I" 1902, state tax 524.S65.50
1903
36,729.95
1901
1905
1906
43,334.33
50,598.0
51,091.02
me tax-payers snoum pur on
"vice oeiore going to tue yoa uu
the 6th day of November and voting
wun a party mar. u Pui sue.
puraen upon mem. me rcpuuu
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n pany rcsuu.l3.uic lw
increase, anu me oniy way w iop
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a iurxner increase w oic .oi
men like James Stander.for senator,
Dr- C. W. Jester, for float represen-
iauve, anu . r . uau&uvi uu x- .
M. Massie, who will prove taithtul
e trust rcposcu m iuu, a.m
will guard tne interests ot tne tax-
ii. 1 1-
payers ot cass county in me a-gisia
ture, as those who have represent
ed this county should have done.
A r u.MARK able climax closed
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uieaire.ininiscuy.uin.aymgm,
nt ,v1,;M, t;m linn A P Rlmllen.
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hcrger, democratic canmuate lor
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"ul - "uu'-wl l'"l'"-.
,m 11 t i i r 1
AIlcr MT ' naueuoerger i.au n.usu
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l n,! lalK- a IUUIlUCr U1 'Hieu.C.l
sent forward to congratulate the
pi'euKei , auu amuuy uiui. huC
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1 AtMiHliKid (Inn r flirt Inf.
7 "k
ter- as he erasPccl Mr- Shallenbcr
ger by the hand, said: I want to
w"sa""aiv- vu' """
ger, and I am here to tell you that
while I am a life-long republican, I
am going to vote for you for gov
ernor. " Mr. Shallenberger did not
seem surprised, as he meets repub-
IJeniiQ everv rl.iv ivViri derlnre their
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intentions of supporting him
d. O. Dwyur. our candidate for
countv attorney, is one of ablest
members of the Cass county bar
W C Ume " DCCU aCVlCa l
ti,,. ctiiflv nnd nr.nrtiee of Irinr nnH
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nf Cass roimtv reeno-niVe n crentle
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man who in every way is well fitted
If it. . f
IOF U1C poi,IHOn OI CUmy aUrneV'
and aiso an official who will not let
his prejudices carry him beyond
that of his duty
George W. Snyder is a con
scientious and capable business man
and a farmer, who will at all times
serve the peoples' best interests
He will prove a member of the
board of county commissions whose
movements in county affairs wil
not be governed by the advice 0
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niters as secured the nom
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ination of his republican opponent
The democrats have placed be
for t1, ...tfrQ f Cali rmintv n
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clean tlcket in every particular
and no vot neod i,osirate a sinri,
moment when he goes to the polls
about putting x aftcr the name3 0
every one of them. They wil
serye them weU and faithfuuy.
Candidate Sheldon may kick
and howl against Shallenberger'
demand for a 2-cent passenger rate
in Nebraska, but the 2-cent rate
must come just as 2-cent postage
came a few years ago.
Can J'OU win? You realize that to
win lnanythln these days requires
strength, with body and mind In tune
A man or woman with disordered dl
gestlve organs Is not In shape for
day's work or a clay's play. How can
they expect to win? Kodol For Py
popsia contains the digestive juices of
p healthy stomach and will put you
stomach In shape tt perform Itslmpi
taut function of supplying the body
and brain with strengih bulUllii
blood- Plgests what you cat, relieves
Indigestion, Pyspep.sia.Sour Stomach
Palpitation of the heart and Constlp;
tlon. Sold by F. U. Frlcko & Co. and
Bering & Co.
I have several good propositions In
quarter and half sections in Duel and
Cheyenne counties at a bargain.
Lands are Increasing very rapidly in
value In that country so you had bet
ter buy now if you want to buy cheap
land. J.F. Falter.
$7.50 Trunks at $4.75
at closing out salo of Hcrold's stock.
WE DON'T WANT TO DISTURB YOUR
i
DREAMS ;
but you will find it doesn't pay to
build air casbles. The man of action
always makes bis mark. He Is wide ;
awake and appreciates the Fine 1
Qualities of everything he eats and ;
drinks. Everybody In town knows ;
that 1
me BUDWEISER
beer possesses many qualities that
tend to keep the organs in perfect
working order. Once acquainted
with THE BUDWEISER beer the
more you will appreciate its Good
Qualities. Just try it. For sale by
Phil Thierolf I
AGENT
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fice of Count i Attorns.
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