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ss. i . 'fit i
banking
CLUD
and
have
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throughout Germany, especially in
the more exposed parts, he says, ow
ing to the reported intention of the
Americans to invade Germany by air.
The subject is discussed universally
though efforts are made to calm anx
iety by declarations about "American-bluff."
The frequent explosions in muni
tions factories, the correspondent
adds, are causing the German mili
tary authorities anxiety, not only be
cause of the interference with the
supply of munitions, but also be
cause of unrest in the districts where
the explosions occurred. The un
rest has been acute since the advent
of frost.'
PLATTSMltH gP-MT-WKLT JOURNAL
mericaSank
IS SEI2D1H THE
l-'TljSS CAPITAL
IMAGER STIENS REFUSES TO
3IVE UP SYS TO v
and is Arrested.
he was P""- - lindor guard.
"ic o were arrest-
The banK aire. .. Tele-
ed were excused i ---- city
phone service tnro--m
stopped foranhour.
explains --- the
In explaining the seizur
-.w v.sciv said.
banks. M. -u ago that
WeiewL-::: reports
,ate baiiKs ,
Ktare uau
Children Cryrr
to i
it 1 ii i
WIRES GREETINGS TO DEAN
OF THE DEMOCRATIC PRESS
Brrch of Katiol City of New York
-All Friv Banks Taken
fcrer.
pnvate um Thi3 waS
weekly to tne
eeK y. . rorts were
IT" was turn 4eciaed to occupy
the ban us,
then sec
OU
can join
Come In..
IT COSTS NOTHING TO JOIN AND IS THE ONE SURE WAY
TO HAVE MONEY. YOU CAN BEGIN WITH 10 CENTS, 5 CENTS,
2 CENTS OR 1 CEN" AND INCREASE YOUR DEPOSIT THE SAME
AMOUNT EACH WEEK.
IN 50 WEEKS:
10-CENT CLUB PAYS
5-CENT CLUB PAYS
2-CENT CLUB PAYS
; 1-CENT CLUB PAYS
OR YOU CAN BEGIN WITH THE LARGEST AMOUNT AND DE
CREASE YOUR PAYMENTS EACH WEEK.
YOU CAN DEPOSIT 50 CENTS, $1.00 OR$5.00 OR MORE EACH
WEEK.
WE ADD 3 PER CENT INTEREST.
COME IN AND ASK ABOUT IT..
$127.50
63.75
25.50
12.75
From Wednesday's Daily.
The following telegram was re
ceived yesterday by the editor of the
Journal,' from Edgar Howard, Lieu
tenant Governor of Nebraska and a
well known newspaper man, as well:
'Columbus, Neb., Dec. -31.
Colonel M. A. Bates,
Plattsmouth, Nebraska. .
Dear Colonel Bates :-"
It was my privilege to congratu-1
late you last fall upon arrival of
your .seventh-fifth birthday anniver
sary and now it is both privilege and
pleasure to be wishing for the Dean
of the Democratic press of Nebraska
a very Happy Now. Year.
Fraternally,
EDGAR HOWARD,
Liieut .-Governor.
x : ir and
,viep their active, -
rpsumed business
in" in the Hands
properly. Tiie k - Ue
nf commissioner ColensM , or
. bank, as are tne ' " , .,
, r snldiers act- .nll ,.ave been sei.
mograa , . ; F.n&nce document - Qf
ing fiaer me auc The isanu " . last Jan-
Comussioner Ienshinsk; - today wa. granted a licen la
surronded and seuea - . u&ry to uegm uu- the
banksin Petroyaa, iuw- wltll particuim . ctioU.
branc, of The Rational City Bank of railroad conctxo
of Nev York. ' Tb.e license given it aj i
1 m I nni h I i vv
granie" i " -
2 7Zy-5-r-. , one to uetu . t
Vvz SJ fus Imitations ana l , cr the !: -All
nKfiYSino Tvitlx and cnd.tn cr
Castoria is v Syrr.ps. "JJ."
in. Drops
Expen
Infanta
t
anrJ
IT? lac
contains ucivJi i cunjaiV-
rr1 Vi otioffor It. IV.
to
re-
WILL ATTEND ANNUAL MEETING
F atmers'State-Bank
THE NEW BANK.
PROTEST
TO GERM A
'AGAINST -POUCY-OF-FRIGHTFUL-'
NESS, SACRILEGE IN E0MB- ;
..... , , ING OPEN TOWNS.
FURTHER DAMAGE AT PADUA
Front of Cathedral Demolished and
' Santo Ortho Easilica
Is Wrecked."
Kome, Dec. Si: Popy Benedict,
according to tlie Osfiervatore in addi
tion to sending expressions of regret
and sympathy to the bishops' of Pa
tina and Treviso, has drawn the at
tention of the governments of the
central empires and of the Austrian
emperor to the raids over those
cities.
The pkpe exhorted them " to ab
stain -in the future from such acts
which,' while' 'attaining 1 no military
end, make innocent victims and 'dam
age churches and are treasures and
correctly are unjustifiable by inter
national law.
The facade of the Jadua cuthedral
lias been torn down by bombs drop
ped by enemy airmen, the war office
announced.
The bascillica of the Santo and the
municipal and the museum have been
damaged.
Tadua was raided for a second
time on Saturday night, three per
sons being killed and three wound
ed. The ancient earn) in I church, the
church of St. Valentine and the pal
ace, monuments and privates dwell
ings were damaged.
The Santo Antonio church, com-
From Wednesday's Daily:
J. S. Hall departed this morning
for Marshalltown, Iowa, where he
goes to attend ;the annual meeting
of the Lenox Furnace Company, for
which he is a traveling salesman. At
the annual meeting each of the men
.1 J.lninOI LU1
arresieu auu uuoi"
time. j t
Manv bank directors were arret
ed. Several surrendered the keys
n, va, but Stevens.
fc t n wrieht. counsella
. 1 1 O
the American emDasp upon
Mr. Stevens durir-gnhe afternoon.
At the time for the banks to close,
detachments of the Red Guard gath
ered in the streets and barred the
entrance. Later the banks were en
tered under the leadership of M.
Wenshinsky. Orders were given that
work cease and that the banks sur
render their papers and the keys to
their vaults. In most instances no
resistance was offered. Mr. Stevens
declared his bank had no vaults, but
only small safes. After Ins arrest
ness in Russia
since 1S79.
kft J' 1 v
A-waix - x 0m-
Dgton, if- v... -.f
vnni Titv bank,
tne iNauo" . , .
Flatulency,
Washington,
cials
Diarrhoea
nssim
PUBLIC AUCTION!
mouly called, thekSanto, is the sepul- on the road are supposed to 'furnish
charal church of St. Anthonv of Pa
dua, 'j It has f wo campanili and seven
domes in the oriental style. This
church lis- Tisited. ; fcveVy year by
throngs of pilgrims. The municipal
museum has a fine facade and stair
case. It contains the civic library
ana;collections of antiquities. f
Padua,1 Dec. Zl': The 'third suc
cessive night- air-raid last night
scattered" Tiavb'c "among" the : famoxis
chnrch 'ana axt?tnoriUmeht of-TaT riiditydaT Iikiif, "
dua. The front of the sixteenth cen- f "Tie New Year's dav wt
ideas which- will be for-the beneilt
of -the company,: as they see fit, and
covering the whole country as they
do their knowledge of the wants of
tlie customers. is-pretty general
They will have a baaiquet. to which
all' the men are to be in attendance
and which the company is the host.
LEFT HOSPITAL YESTERDAY.
tury cathedral was demloished. . :
The Santo Ortha basilicia of St:
Anthony .lost its bronze doors and
the sepulcher of St. Anthony . was
missed narrowly by a bomb... Pona
tello's famous equestrian statute of
General Gattamelala, :which stood, in
the square before the Santa, had
been removed, to a place of safety;
but the base, also the work of Dona
tello, ivas damaged several'.-
The paintings and frescoes in the
Santo by Titian and other masters
wer torn and scratched by the con
cussions.": The rose windows and the
renaissance stained glass wee shiv
ered to fragments. . The building op
posite the Santo where the guild of
St. Anthony issued leaflets to be sent
throughout the world, was destroyed.
A pilgrimage to the seDUlcher of
St. Anthony was in progress when
the bombs struck the Santo. The ca
thedral was struck-above the gable
facade, th entire gable and the up
per part of the facade falling in the
street. .'. . . . . -
The raiders came at three differ
ent times, at S and 11 o'clock at night
and at 3 o'clock this morning. Twen
ty incendiary bombs were dropped.
German People Nervous. 4
. London, Jan 1. Allied air raids
over Germany are awakening the
people to a recognition of their
rulers' mistaken air ruthlessncss, ac
cording to the Amsterdam corre
spondent of the Times.
There is great nervousness
as one or
gladness to Mrs. Harry Will of Au
burn in that she was able to leave
the hospital Where she has been for
the past three weeks receiving treat
ment. 'Monday evening Mr. Harry
Will came to' Pla'ttsmouth from' his
homo in Auburn, and stayed over
night with F. W. Elliott -and fam
ily, Mrs. Elliott, being a sister of his,
and this morning departed fcr
Omaha, where he accompanied his
wife back to this place, and tocfay
departed for their' home in Auburn.
VISITING HERE FROM COLORADO.
From Wednesday's Daily.
Last Monday Loren Davis, who liv
ed in Plattsmouth: many years ago.
arrived in the city for a visit of a
week or so with his sister, Mrs. Ras
mus Petersen. Mr. Davis has been
in the west now for a number of
years and has been in the employ
of the Southern Pacific Railway, in
their shops located at Colorado .City,
Colorado. Mr. Davis is well pleased
with the rweet, and thinks there is
no place like it. Still he makes it a
habit to come back for a visit with
his relatives and old time friends oc
casionally. . .
why Isis? Kama Unil
SHOWING GOOD IMPROVEMENT.
; i
From Wednesday's Daily.
Lee Thacker was a passenger to
Omaha yesterday, where he was visit
ing with his brother-in-law, Lloyd
Yonkor, who is in a hospital at that
place, convalescing from an operation
for hernia, which he underwent
about. a week since. Mr. Yonker is
reported as snowing good improve
ment and it is hoped he will be able
to return home in the near future.
MAKING GOOD IMPROVEMENT.
When you can get staple land in South
eastern Nebraska at very reasonable prices
and on good terms, that will increase in value
because, we raise the crops, every year.
Take your car and drive to Sterling, Neb.,
and get back home the same day. Buy a
farm near home that you can look after.
We have tracts of land irom 5 acres to
800 acres; any size tract you want. We have
sold several Cass County people. Drive
over to Sterling, KJeb., and see us.
From Wednesday's Daily.
jiiawara won departed this morn
ing for Omaha, where he goes to see
Mrs. Worl, who has been in a hos
pital there for the past month having I ine
The undersigned will sell at Pub
lic Auction, at my farm, in Eight
Mile Grove, opposite Eight Mile
Grove cemetery, 9 i. miles southwest
of Plattsmouth, 6 miles northwest
of Murray, on
TUESDAY, JANUARY 15TH, 1918
uuuniMicins ai len o cjock a. m.
the following described property to
wit: Six Head of Horses.
Consisting of
One black horse, seven years old,
weight 1350.
One bay marc, three years old,
weight 1350.
One mare twelve years old, weight
1330.
One team bay pcr.iet-, smooth
mouth, weight 2000.
One sorrel colt, two years old.
Nine Head of Cattle.
Three irrilk cows, giving milk, four
years eld.
One. cow, giving milk, three years
old.
One cow, will be fresh soon, three
years old.
One cow will be fresh soon seven
years eld.
One heifer, one year old.
One cow will be fresh soon, three
years old.
One cow, eight years old.
Ten Brood Sows, All Bred.
Farm Implements.
One Turnbull wagon, good as
new.
One wagon with good hay rack.
One low wagon. :
One spring wagon.
One top buggy.
Two sets of one and one-half inch
harness.
One set of one and one-fourth inch
harness.
One Sutley Riding lister and drill,
combined.
One Alfalfa disc, new.
Two Pony Deering Binders.
One Osborne mower.
One Tiger hay rake, 11-foot.
One 3-section harrow, lG-fool.
One drill corn planter.
One Badger riding cultivator.
One New Departure cultivator.
une iwo-noie corn shcller, with
elevator.
One Gear grinder.
One hog rack.
One folding sawing machine.
One 35-galIou iron kettle.
One Buckeye broadcast seeder.
One Engate seeder. .
One two-horse power gasoline eng
Kew York auSflfiIe??35 dt.A
ment today of the news that the Bol-
sheviki government in Petrograd had
seized its branch in that city and
arrested its manager, R. R. Stevens.
vord from Ambassador Francis is
awaited, as the department prefers
not to base any action it may take up
on official reports in a matter of this
kind, where a Question of life and
death is not involved.
Should it develop that seizure of
the branch was illegal, officials think
that for the present they could do
no more than protest. The policy of
the government is to go to any
honorable lengths to avoid any
Ibreach with the Bolsheviki regime
just at this time.
w
f r."
xtiiy and natural toic
mucea Tlie Mother's Friend.
GENUINE CASTORS A ALIVI
a .1
Bears the Signature of j
mm VI
S7
si :
The Kind You flaye Always Bos ;
In Use For Over oU fearc
IPA:'
Egg -V-t.-.-S
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Interested in tlie estate of G. A. Marr, j tition on or beforo t
RETURNS TO H0I-IZ IX WEST.
From "Wednesday's D;iily.
iiHrry j. Likewise, wno Das been
visuing in riattsmoutii tor the pas
week with his relativeo and friends
as well, departs to!ay for Iiis home
at Fresno. California, where lie has
been located for tome time past. Mr.
Likewi.-.e is well pleased with the
west as a place in which to make
o;it)3 home, and also as a land afford
ing innumerable opportunities lor
the man who is -willing to try a
M
do something. He has a good posi
tion in Fresno, attained solely thru
doing his duty Ave 1 1, and the fact
mai ue uas woi kcu up so tar sneaks
well of his willingrcss and ability,
REMEMBERED THE
PRINTERS CHRISTMAS
From Monday's Dai I v.
rr" l m .
ine journal lorce wisncs to re
member the kindness of the firm of
"Wescott's Sons, for their kindness in
remembering tlie Journal force from
the Editor in Chief to the man of all
work, with a token of their kind
U 1!.. . a 1 m-
'lecuiigs lowarus us. mat we were.
remembered by this enterprising firm
bhows their appreciation ot the
things which we have a ways endeav
ored to do tor the business interest
ul me cuy in wnien tney are in
tensely interested.
JOHN TIGHE CALLS HERE.
, John Tighe, who formerly lived in
this city being sheriff of this county,
1. . . 1 1 . a l
out iioiv living ai i'.ianiey was a
visitor in the city this morning, look
ing after some business matters in
me couniy seat, ana renewing ac
quaintances with his many friends
hero. While in the city Mr. Tighe
called upon the 'Journal and spent a
dft-easeu: Cieorgre A. Marr; the un
known heirs, devisees, legatees, per
sonal representatives, and all persons
interested in the estate of Cleorge A.
Marr, deceased: D. F. Henry;. the un
known heirs, devisees, legatees, per
sonal representatives, and all persons
interested in the estate of D. F. Henry,
deceased: D. Farrand Henry: the un
known heirs, devisees, legatees, per
sonal representatives, and all persons
interested in tlie estate of I). Farrand
Henry, deceased; Kben S. Wheeler and
Clara I". Wheeler, his wife: the un
known heirs, devisees, legatees, per
sonal representatives, and all persons
interested in the estate of Kben S.
Wheeler, deceased; the unknown heirs,
devisees, legatees, personal representa
tive!?, and all persons interested in the
Mate of Clara 1. Wheeler, deceased;
11. S. Wheeler; the unknown heirs, dev
isees, legatees. personal representa
tives and all persons interested In the
estate of K. S. y heeler, deceased;
Plattsm'outh Laml and Improvement
company: the unknown claimants and
the unknown ov,nTs of I,ots 31, 1", IS
and M in Hloek 1, and Lois 1, 3 and
t. in HIock ' all in Urowne'.s Sub
division of I.ot 17. in the XK'i of the
NW1., of .Section l;:, in Township 12
.on:i, i;anere 13 Kast of the 6th 1
i?l dlr I'rtnufi- Vnl.i-fict.--i
. - ...... ' , v i i I HIT in-1 VIM
tilied that on the 17th day of Dec.
K.,.. , n a . . , . ... ..." ...
i.'i.. piaintin nica 111s suit in iir
i-Mstrici court of Cass county. N'elfas
ia, the object and purpose of vvhitfh Is
to iuiet and confirm plaintiff's title
in ami to jot.s 1. 1'. 3 and 4. in l!)nrir
no 1.01s 11. l" ia and 14 in Hlmk
1, in Jirownes sui-livision of Lot 17
n uie of the XW"; of Section
1 on us 11 in I rsorth. Itansre 13 l'.:.s
of the 6t!i J M., in Cass county, r.'ebr
anl to enjoin each and all of you from
lawns or claiming" any risht. title,
neii or interest, either legal or equi
table, in or to said land or am- iv.rf
meieoi, ami to enjoin you and each of
vou in any manner from Inloi-rnHmr
"mi piainuu: s possession and eri.,-
tT "jif f .... .1 . I . - '
...v..t Raiu pieinives anu tor emii-
.dun. iriii-i. j ins nonce is triven mir.
1 " t iu iiit- uiurr or i Fie i-ourr
ion are reciuired to answov coi.i
vi nciui u .lonoflv i hp it ii .1....
or i-ebn.ary. 191;, or your defanlt will
ciiicitu nierein.
V11JGIL MULL1S.
, . l'laintiff.
A. L. Tint
January,. A. D.,
dlO-swlw.
151.
LKNA I.
i:y C A 1
Hi r
oitii:u TO MHIH
Court
adini? and filii'
it
XOTKE
In tna District Court
of Cass. Nebraska
Lena Larson, l'laintiff
vs.
John Gus Larson. Defendant
of the County
John Gus
that on the
Larson will take notice
II 101" i , -- ntiuutT,
.... rniiiiiui. uri till,
petition in the District Court
riled ,er
iew monieius in pleasant COnversa- , :,f"" ,?,, ,V eln'a-ska. against said lore the day set for hea . I, fj
lion with the Journal man. -ifb' U"..t' ",e ,,Jott "d Prayer of that It He published once .,
Our Jitney Offer-Thi. aad 5c. i,?SS cV7t,r.ddte lnLmn rublIhhca tS
DON'T MIS THIS. fut out this said pcYiUon re nrem-wf Dl at Chambers in said 7
P. enclose with five cents to Foley "",'!&& vX,:
Co., L$.')5 Sheflield Ave., Chicago. You are required to answer said no hV-?1 thC 1'tillKt -oul 1 J
i - , v v u m . I 1
j ' " ' ' 1
In the District
ty, Nebraska:
In the matter f t1 1
ReKinabl H. Thorp. .
l'erson ami F.-tate
a Minor, for License.
tate:
On re
duly verified. o Kejlii. '
Guardian of th- pers-.'ii ;
Florence Thorp, a minor,
sell the following demerit ,
to-wit:
Tiie undivided two
i 2-iZ) the K.-ist I..
Southef t quarter of
. theMut Invest qua rtc:
tlie North half of
"ijllf of the Northwest
V 1 i ijia III'-
tne .Norm ;:au or i;.e
quarter of Section i'5. a I
ship 1'. llanso lo. in
Nebraska: also the uno
forty-lift l.s (2-4i of L
10. in South Bend. .it
platted and recorded
ty, Nebraska
or, so muck thereof
(- ani-
1 i r y
ti: u
n ;s
I
S. l ani I
!
i
t t4'""- !
to tr I
v ho
in
as tin
Jvis
deem necessary and
benefit of said wan?, for t
of investment in Interest 1
curitie.s or some productive
for the education an-1 man.:
said ward, and it appear::;
petftion that the minoi s i
said real estate is a small
portion thereof and the sr
small to render the proper!
as an investment: that i
can probably be sold at t.
time for a fair value
for the interest of her c.i
the benefit of -said wan
said undivided interest
into
I
itin
in
nto cash and invest the j;. r
ntercst bearing securities
roductive ttock. or so nrn'JP
is may not be required fcr '. iH
prod i
as
tenance and education.
It is therefore ordered ti .i-
of kin of said minor n,i :i
i . . i t ,
iineieeieu in Jier estate aPl'C.
nie iii cr.amners in the Court
the City of l'lattsmouth in C
ty, Nebraska, on the 11th !;
uary. 191 s, at 9 o'clock a. ni
cause, if any there I.e. v
should not be granted to si
11. Thorp. Guardian, to se
estate for the purposes abov
mi it is further orden a
of this order be .personally
said minor at least fom t....i
1
&
111., writing your name and address
clearly. You will receive in return
a trial package containing Foley s
Honey and Tar Compound, for
coughs:, colds rrnd croup, Foley Kid
ncy Pills nad Foley Cathartic Tah-
lets. Sold everywhere.
AOTICl-; TO tlKT TITMO
undergone a severe operation and
from the effects of which she is slow
ly recovering.- Mrs. "Worl was ahle
to sit upright in bed for a few mo
ments, the first of the week. This
is encouraging after the long period
which she has been in the Institu
tion.
One circle saw.
One cement miser.
One pump jack.
Seventy black locust fence posts.
Eighty Oak fence posts.
Sixty-five hedge fence posts.
One Economy Chief separator.
4,000 feet of lumber.
Household goods and other articles
con at y.
Joseph
Croup at Midnight Well in Morning. to numerous to' mention
LUNCH SERVED AT Nnnw
a-iew ii ignis ago one ot my
mm
:;..fi&"&SD' OBSPAMY,';
Phono Rod 65. Sterling, Nebraska
ago one of my pat
rons had a small child taken with
croup about midnight," writes M. T.
Davis, Bearsville, V. Va. "They
came to my store and got a bottle
of Foley's 'Honey and Tar. "Before
morning the child had entirely recov
ered." Use only Foley's, for coughs,
colds, croup, and grip. Sold every
where.
TJSKU3 OF SALE AH sums of
$10.00 and under cash, airbver $10
a credit of from six to ten months
will be given purchaser giving bank
able paper bearing eight per cent
from date. Air property must be
settled for before being removed.
A. B. KltAEGEK, Ovmer.
COL. W. R. YOUNG, Auctioneer.
K. P. PATTERSON. Clerk.
In the District Court of
Nebraska.
Viruil Alnllis, l'laintiff.
Harper, ct a I, Defendants
To the Delendants. Joseph Harper,
md Jane A. Harper, hia wile, the un
known heirs, devisees, letfatees. per
sonal representatives, and all persons
interested m the t suite of Joseph Har
per, deceased; the unknown heirs, dev
isees, Ieg-atees, personal representa
tives, and all persons interested In the
estate of June A. Harper, deceased;
Joim v . oinijf ami Amanda lounu-
his wife; the unknown heirs, devisees
legatees personal representatives and
all persons interested in the estate of
John . ounpr, deceased; the un
known heirs, devisees. legatees, per
sonal representatives and all persons
interested in the estate of Amanda
VounBT, deceased; A. J. Kerr and Julia
?verr, his wife; the unknown heirs,
devisees, legatees, personal represen
tatives and all persons interested In
the estate of A. .T. Kerr, deceased; the
unknown heirs, levisees, legatees, per
sonal representatives and all persons
interested in tho estate of Julia Kerr,
deceased; Andrew J, Kerr; the un
known heirs, devisees, legatees, per
sonal representatives and all persons
interested in the estate of Andrew J.
Kerr, deceased: O. A. Afarr; the un
known heirs, devisees, legatees, per
sonal representatives, and all person
Yet-
Portege Tires Best
also the cheapest per mUe as the following list will sh
COST OF 5,000 MILES FOR FORD CAR
(Two front and two back Tires)
PORTEGE
Sprague $82.40 T.u
wwm i.ll . . . .
. . .$97.37 Goodyear . . .
. .$101.30 Pennsylvania .
$105.54 Firestone....
ov
Ajax ,
Kelley-Spg'fld
Fisk
U. S. Tires. . ,
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and ti
u?g. TI
our con
illun.iu:
. . $6'
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$
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for PORTEGE TIRES
PLATTSMOUTH .
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entire a'
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