TITi: PEE: OMAHA. FIJI DAY. MAY 12. 191 C.
Nebraska
FARM MUTUALS ARE
GETTINC BUSINESS
State Iniuranct Fizurfs Revca
Steady Growth of This Form
of Company.
Mm. Mi
MH,iV,t
COMPARISON OF TEE YEARS
(From a Staff. Correspondent.)
LINCOLN, May U.-Bpeclal.)-Accor1
1nf to a report prepared by Iniurance
Cnmmtaalonr W. B. Ethm, venty
thro Kebruka farm and vtllaca mutual
aasriamcnt fir anJ tornado (nurnce
mmpanlea In at year wrot $V,.m,m at
nw builna and had at rllc on Drm
ber HI, 1915. a little better than IJM.ono.OM
lnurann on Nebrka proparty.
Total for the eventy-thr. companlea
are ai follow:
Income. Including- borrowed
money f
Ixmufi paid , ,
F.iia, Includlns repayment
nf borrowed mnhv
"T ... 1 I 1
, v A, .j)fi'ji rTiitnii li
Admitted uil rMrmhir 31
t-'nnalil lnf! and oihrr llahlM-
f Ira 37 271
Sam fully rovrd by (., ''i.ll'i
Ham not ivvrid by hi, .... . Vl.7
HfM-na for fiitura Infum 4S7.4W.
Fink written In ISilii ., tt.lMl.4W
Rtese In form lrvmir t, 1918. m,W.m
four rompanlra rarry two-third of th
rlika In forca. The ara tha Farmer
Mutual of Nebraska, at lilnenln, with
IIM.flnO.OnO; Stat Farmara' Mutual of
South Omaha, with V,W,M; Farm Cen
fral. Mutual of Hatln;, with IIMW),.
and t) Nebraska Mutual at Lincoln,
with U4.WVft
Th Dwelling Hotiae Mutual of Uncoln
baa over 7,floa,W at rlk and tlia two
companlea with over tt,ffl),(rf aach ara
the German Mutual of rod- county and
the German Miltual Tnaurane aanorla
tlon of Johnaon,
Voar Million line.
Threa rnmpanlea have more than I4.W,
w each, at rlak, the Farmara' Mutual of
Thayer county, Farmere' Mutual Home
of Hooper and tha Farmer' Fire Awn.
ment Innranr aaanriatlon of MadUon
rierca, Wayne, BUnton and adjoining
round.
In the fZ.Hrn.W) rla there are the Olay
bounty Mutual. Mutual Protective Fire
aMorlatlon of Reward and Polk and Hut
ler Farmere' Mutual.
Eight companlea have each over (2,004.
W0 of Insurance In force. These are the
Fettle Creek Mutual; Cumin. Hurt and
tiodg Counties Farmer" Mutual, F arm
era' Mutual Insurance company of Fill
more county, Farmer' Mutual Insurance
aiaooJatlnn of Podge county. Farmer'
Mutual of Maunder county, Kearney
County Farmer', Richardson County
Farmer' Mutual and Pcandlnavlul Mo
tin! of Axtell.
Twenty-two companlea have In fore
mora than l,000.ono each and the remain
In j thirty companlea have In force lee
than ll.ooo.floo each. f
fork Companies Behind,
Tha revised and corrected flgurra for
t,ock fire companies for l!Mf are not
yet ready for publication, but a compar
Ison of 1913 with l.'UI shows a gain for Hie
farm and village mutual assessment -
eoclatlon and a lo for ihe stork fire
companle,
un December A, 131.1, all companies
writing fire, tonado and hall Insurance
In Nebraeka had at rl'k V.tM.W.m. uf
thee rlaka the atork fire companies linjl
W. percent; the farm mutual, 2M per
cent, and the atlpulated premium imi
tual, 6 6 per cent.
A yeir later all companlea had n't rli.k
l,062,8M.(, a reduction of nearly $.'4,0)4,
000. Of theae rlak the stock fire corn
panic had 84.8 per cent, a falling off of
over $ per cent, while the. farm mutuuls
had 29.3 per cent, a (jnlii of nearly J per
cent.
WET TOWN WISHES TO ANNEX
RAIL STATION AND GROUNDS
PICKRELL. Neb.. May H,t8neil.'(.
The village board yesterday flkd n ei
tlon In tha district court t I eutrlri'
Itig for the amif xatlon of nra'ly ipii acre
of land nnd belong ng to the l.'nlnn l'
clflc coinpany. The purpoae f ti e board
I to have police Jiirl.ll -tlon of the dopot
er.d ground around II. Td llldglcy line
been appointed marnhal. and the n tit ho.
Ilea want to be able lo rrgulnle Ihe roll
way yarda and depot and maintain order.
mre the looii ha hcn doing su-h a
rinhlnir huvlrinea there. V
Team ami lluaar stolen,
VAl-l'jNTI N K, Neb., May ll.-lhpeclat.)
-Word reached here Tucuday morning
that a team of hortc. top bugy and a
brand new rnddla had leen atolcti from
rd Allen, living three inllea eaet of
hparka, The theft wa committed early
In the evening, a the borara had h"t
finlehed eating lltetr evening feed and
tha Inea waa not discovered until the
tirat morning. It look like the work of
a prnfmnliinitl, a he left nu rltua and no
irik of bun could ta found. The rnimiy
H offering 1 rewtird and rd Allen la
offering M Wore.
.rtiua4 t.etlt lirl.
I litJIu.VT, Neb, y U .-irpecial t -
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..log the r'i weiihet of lt .'k.
luvc i-tu't ii.'ti;-b ri'lf i'i If..'
M.m'l liKtii ri In tl.i i- irt .. hif 'u
t rii 'liHto4 H t r'.'rt ''vli. ajtiM;ul
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Nebraska
Notes from Beatrice
and Gage County
HEATItlt lJ. May II. -tupe. lal l-CI. O
Ftaln n grinicd n tetnpurary retrain
ing order by Judnc I'cmbct lni yeaterday
to preent J. J. Ml of tlil.t city frorq
encaging In the automobile hualne, The
rao la soi for bearing Saturday. Mr.
Ralna allegea thjt when he purchaeed the
auto and linplcnient buelnee of Mr, Nla
pI aome (line ago he algned a contract
that ha would not re engnge In the bul
ne In lleatrlce.
Funeral eervlce for the late Charle
Neldhart were held from the family home
yesterday morning, after whlult tit body
wa taken to Rrownvllla for Interment.
The Maaotilc ledge of that place con
ducted the service at the grave. Mr.
Neldhart rved aa worblpful nialer of
tho lirnwnvllln lodge thlrty-fle ear
ago.
Tha body of Charle Orny, who died
eiifldenly Tueeday of pneumolila, waa
teken to Wood Itlver, Neb., ctcrfay for
Interment.
At (he trial of the evet) mcmbara of
Iho Muelral MMltt ronipmiy, who were
nrrealed nt the rlo of a. beer pnrly In
(ho liavla houxn Tuidiiy nlglit. Judge
Kill yeaterday ordered Hi" defendant to
leavi) town. It divcloped ill Ihe healing
that Jacob Milter, a etrnliger, funilnhed
the molet good rind he wa fined $l'i and
(.n(a by ihe court, He wa unable to pay
and the Judg.i ordered him to leive Cage
county before o'clock Thureday evening.
Canvassing Board
Decides Some Ties
(Fro.n a Huff Correspondent.)
LINCOLN, .May U.-fHpecal.)-The
(itata Catvaalrig board drew lot lody
to etlla a dozen cna where candidate
for office had received a like number of
volea.
For tho hlxth (enatorlal district Nel
Johnaon von ovor F. K, lla for nomi
nee of lb progrf ,ilve party for eenator
In that dlatrlcf,
Thoman Lahntta W(,n out nvr I Hi
1'elloJ In the Fifteenth eiiatoriil dlelrb t
for the progrealv nomination for in-
olor. In the Twenty-third rfielrl.t C. W.
Hal lot to I'ackar for the eo.'lallet noui
inellon; In the Twenlv-evwnth rtlelrli!
Ho llvnn won nter t nl Itm fr th imilii
bliloti nomination.
In rcpreentallvn dllttrlfla C.rnran Vmh.
linger won over Hohier for Ihe rmtiullel
nomination In the Third dletrb-t; Hlley
won over Kit oh. In th Tnty:evenih
for the oclalat nomination; Conlev won
over Allen for the lroretva timnlnatl in
In th Fifty-fourth dUtrlct; Cutler over
Ward, progreaalvv. In the Fortv-llilrd:
While over Aleiltll in th stfi v.firih
tho democratic noinlnatln nod Htonar
oer fvle. In tha HdVentv-fmiril, l..r
th gnclulut nomlmfkn.
General Hall Gets
Eeady for the Fray
(From a Htaff Corremiondent.)
LINCOLN, May ll.WHpeclal.)-Adulant
General Hall I requiring all officer of
I lie Ntlona Guard to report lo headquar
ter, giving date of birth, nationality, date,
of cnlletmeiit In guard, attitude of em
ployer regarding abeeme on guard duty
ami whether they would be milling to
serve outeide of the elate If ordered out.
o fur renort rumlng In lioilcat lhat
all guard officer would nwer the call
for outldu ervie and would be ready i
to rcanor.d t once. ,
lieneral Hall bi preparing lo open hi
avlaitou .'hool Within a week or two.
War I pnii rain.
Sloan L'nlnient prepare you for eve;
emergence. Keen It bundy-ira the greai-
cL i.r.ln killer eter discovered. At ii'.l
druggleta. 2'c; Ad1 ertleemenl.
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Nebraska
Mlndtn,
hi i n
COMPLAIN OF PAIL SERY1CE
TniMihull
l"!l; h,
Tue.-da ,
Uii'iig Ihe iiutnlil
veniii.ii hae hern
WtllmiM Ui se hger
tilltner and other C. 1nbba of Aurora, Rev. C. E. Lemon
n nit. nd nice sine: of Ilaetlnge. and J. J. LangMon of Har-
(ird
Tli convention will be held at the
Chiiftlan church In Hlue Hill next ye.t-
a.1ilr.-.s. e nf the ci..v
Ihoee by lluincellor
f t'otner unlvei'sity,
Rock TkIh nrl'a Thief Dneratinir !
.... .,
Officer to Make Tour of
Inspection.
NEW PHYSICIAN FOR HASTINGS
i From a Staff Cnrrespondent.)
LINCOLN, ".May 11,-(Special. ) ft. C
Itldgwy, chl.f operating officer of the
Rock la. and railroad, called on the rail
way commnston touay in response to a
complaint sent In by the commission thai
the Horlon and Nelson branch of the
Itock Island road was not up to require
ment.
In company with Commissioner Clarke
and Hall and Chief Knglneer Forbra of
Ihe commission. Mr. Itldgway will go
over tho branches and look Into condl
tlon.
Mr. Itldgway ha been In charge of tha
operating end of the Rock Island since
Ihe rosd has been In the hand of
receiver.
ew Tblr.l l'blelnii.
Or . A. I'anlelfon of Htromshnt g
ha been appointed third assistant phy
sieian ai rne nesting asylum, lo fill a
Vacancy caused by Ihe resignation of tho
former assistant, who withdrew after
filling Hie Job about a week The ealnrv
Is $!) per annum.
llulriiiian Fined.
II. H. Leaonrk, a dairyman of Firth,
ha been prosecuted by Ihe Htnte Dairy
ommlsslnn for testing cream without
first receiving a permit from the com
mission. He paid a fine amounting In
all lo $14.10.
Normal Hoard lo Meet,
Tha Hlafe Normal board will meet at
lli state house tomorrow In regular e-
slon, a part of their duties bring to
lake care of the business of new bulb).
Ing at Ihe several iiormnl chool. Other
huslnen of leer Importance will occupy
their attention. The meeting may or
may not be an Interesting one, depending
wholly upon the condition of mind of the
majority and m'-.rltv members.
CHRISTIAN CHURCH ,
CONVENTION AT AURORA
AURORA, Neb., May 11.-(Special .--
The annual convention of the Hevenni
dltrlrt of tha Christian church In Ne
brasxi closed here last night with an
address by Rev. W. T. Oroom of Oratid
Island on tho auhject, "Thy Kingdom
Come." Mny delegates from (')ran.l
Island, Hastings, Clay Center, Harvard,
Mli Cora llemiy of Uncoln. Mate super
intend) nf of C, W. it, M work; Rev. C.
Ask the man who ha ued Re Want
Ad - lv to 1 you will hear a boost.
I n tomoMIe Torn Over.
CO I ,FM BUS, Neb, .May 11. -(Special
Tek'fiMiu.i -While driving with hi auto
thhi in. .ruing, Julli.a Fpelcher .1 maehlnc
turned m'r and waa badly emnclied. It
thiiw him In the -leaf, but lie tm un
conscious for twenty minute He w.ia
taken to hi home. FxamlnrJtlon made
showed lo bone broken.
Hard-to-Curc
Skin Troubles
First Streeter Dav
. Observed at Aurora
AURORA, Neb., May ll.-(KpeclD
Tho flr.t annual cclebtatioii of Slrcctcr
day ii held nt the Ktreeicr park yesle,-.
lay and look the nature of clean up day
lrite number of cllUens gatlicred t j
a-txifi the. l.srk board In cleaning up tho
orl.. Tie athletic around have been
laid out and tho first gnma of tho cl;y
asn ball league was held In Street
park Monday night. The second game
will take place Thursday everting. John
'arley and other are laying out gof
link in the new park.
SOLDIERS' HOME NOTES
hamhrrlnln's Tableta.
Fred K. Hunt of Seneca Falla, N. V.,
says, I have no hesitancy In recom
mending Chamberlain Tabid for the
sloniaeh and liver, fur they proved lo he
tha bi et medicine I ever t;nel "' obtain
able everywhere..-Advertisement.
J- - ,.. . .. : . . i A.
Corns Come Off
Like Banana Peel
mulct fill, slinii "dHvIl" rcr
1 atl to lttie n) ( urn I
"Wouldn't It Jxr you.' Here r tavn
going along for yiata, with tmr dcspeialr
corn after anitirr. t r Uk Id et rid vt
Ilitii wild that cut i.tf H, tea'
May Find in
Culicura
Soap
and Ointment
Speedy, Grateful
and Permanent
Relief.
Besides, anyone
anywhere may
try them before
he buys them.'
Free Sample Each
With 32-pagc Skin Uook by return
mail to any sufferer from skin
troubles or scalp troubles with loss
of hair, who has failed to obtain per
manent relief from other remedies.
For Frea Pimple addreaa poatal-rard
Cudcnra, Dapl. XX. Bo.tno, Mm,"
Bold In erery town and village la V. 8.
Bell-ans
Absolutely Removes
Indigestion. One package
oroves it 25c at all druggists.
Bill? 1 i--0)
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Our
asemen
SALES FRIDAY AND SATURDAY AFFORD THE GREATEST BARGAINS OF ALL
THE MERCHANDISING EFFORTS OF THIS CITY. SHOP IN THE BASEMENT TOMORROW.
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Over 3,000 Women'a, Misses' and Juniors'
Silk and Cotton Dresses
Divided into special lots at wonderful savings to you.
is your opportunity.
Tli is
At
$8.85
" $3.85
$2.95
Domestics
Dress Prints, Muslin.
Etc.
5c
FRECKLES
Don't Hid Th.m With a T.lll HamoT.
Tb.m With th. Othln. rr.aorlpttoa.
Thl preecrlpllnn fnr the removal of
freckle waa wrlll'ii by a prominent
pliyali Ian and la ueually an urccefiil In
reiiiocln freckle arid giving- a clear,
beautiful complexion lliat It la aold bv
any dmit umPr (uaranfe lo rrf.ind
Iba mnney If it fall.
Pnn't hide you.- frrcklea under a veil
l n eunce nf olbme nd remove tlirin.
r.vert tha ft rat few application aluml.)
how a uniidni f'll lniir') tTi ent, a ni" '
tha ihlr fie. kte v iillilint entirely
Ha (tire to aek Hie druiilt for tli.
nl.r lriilli i.tliliu-; It t llil that ia
old i n t'ia toiiiicv i.iarantee Ad
verHe. no tit
3 $-1 nth GenulDO Hrout lire Per
cale, light, ehlrtlnft ulylca, neat dots
and figure. Full boll,
yard .,
lire Bat 11 a, mill remnant and
tiorta. J lolly, Paclflr, Arlato and
other cholc baUt., In all the f
waoted atylea. Spociai, yard. DC
Apron OinKbara. pure indigo dye.
All aUn (tuple cherk, broken cf
feci., In brown arid blue. Jl '
Bpeclal Friday, yrd.,,.D2C
Mill UemnanU of 36 lnch Hlcached
MiiMlIn, long lePKiha.
Uood grado. Yard O 2C
Mill Tlemnanta of th Ot-nulnrj fipr
peniinc and Japanoiti! Krlnktn
Crepe, lengths to 15 yard. Very
dealrablrj kimono and rilf,
wrapper styles. Yard. 1U2C
36 and 40-lnrb While, tihecr, CrlHp
Urgamlln and Voiles, long, service
able lengths; cattily matched. C
Hperlal Friday, yard OC
t'nderwear Pllaae C'rpe, the soft,
cllnuy kilnklo pllase wia.ve. Long
leugibs up to 15 yards. rJnt
fcpeolal Friday, yard.... 2C
Highly inorcfrUpd black and col
ored Sateen, flat or bonkfnld. Hest
grade, remnants on sain
Friday at, yard
Mill remnant of 40-Inch pure whim
Seed Voiles, sheer and clingy; soft,
finish ; drapes easily, t
Yard yV2C
The genuine Hyde-Grade and Man
chester Onlatca .Suiting, all aiylcft
and colors. Lengths to
2 yards. Special, yard.
Sterling bleached Sheeting, the gen
uine kind. Each bolt, bears the
original label. 10-4 width. Hpeclsl
Friday, at less than mill or
cost. Yard awOC
EXTRA SPECIAL
From 8:30 to 11 A. M-
8V2C
8V2C
Mill Hmnnanli ftt-fnrh rvnnhlr Cloth,
S'i lnrb flroaa Mphyra ami rlnf
harn. All an, irtitki.
Hn In prt a Friday, yard
luiif1rirt nf varila of Mill flamnnnta nf
AifMKjuin Hhtrtttif Print,
moat Iv light rntnr. Hia-
rial KHday, yard ,
5c
2ic
At
At
At
$1.49
$1.00
Women's and Misses' Tsffeta, Crepe de Chine, Plain and Fancy Silk
Dresses. lKns of pretty styles, many with rhlff.dt sleeves, embroidery
trimmed; new wide flare skirts, sport snd coatee effects, etc; $19, $12.60,
13.50 snd flS values; some worth even more. Over 100 to select from.
Fine materials, excellent workmanship and updo dale styles.
Over 600 splendid Silk Dresses at this price, women's and misses' slues.
Dozens of pretty styles, made of silk and wool poplin, taffeta silk, China
silk, etc. 8ome have net sleeves, coatee and sport effects. All the wanted
colors and black, Illgbt up-to-the-minute styles, rises 14 lo 44. $5.00, $fl.OO
snd $7.60 values.
Over 400 Women's and Misses' Fine All While Lingerie Dresses, elab
orate creations, made of fine nets, fine organdie, lingerie cloth, etc.; em
broidery and lace combinations, prettily trimmed. Fancy right up-to-tbe-mlnute
styles; tunic, ruffles, tier and coatee effects. Hplendld for con
firmation, graduation, etc. Many samples. - Hlftcs 14 to 1$ for misses and
38 to 4K for women. $5.00, $6.00 and $7.50 values.
More than t.ooo dreases at this price. Hundreds of different kinds,
many samples. White and fancy colored wash dresses made of ratine, fancy
cords, fanny plaid and striped materials, novelty wash materials, etc, Iate
last season's models that, sre made just like many of the styles this season.
Wide skirts, pockets, belts, coatee and sport effect. $2.60, $3.00 and
$3.60 values. Many samples, others In sizes 14 to 20 and 36 to 44.
1.000 Women's. Misses' and Juniors' White and Colored Wash Dressst
Friday at thla small price. All good styles, many right up to tbe minute.
Hundreds of different styles and materials. Come expecting to find the
most wonderful lot of white and colored wash dresses, just, the styles and
materials you would like to find for a lot more money, $1.60, $2.00 and $2 60
values.
Slie II ! IT for Honiara. SUe X M fnr Werewi. Sle 14 ) II for Ml.
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Odds and End of Women's, Misses' and Juniors' Wash Dresses, House
and Fancy Dressea. Many soiled and mussed from handling, but perfect
otherwise, value to 1 1.00.
Specials in White and Colored Wash Goods
Printed Flaxon, for dainty summer dresses and
blouses, In large floral and rosebud designs, awn
ing stripes, etc. Many pattern to select 1 g
from. 28 Inches wide. Special, yard...,. IOC
Hport Stripe Skirting, stripes on Inch
pink, black, blue, green, lavender; for
skirts, coats and dresses; 36 Iq, wide, yard
Assorted lot of Bilk and Cotton Remnants,
In lengths from 2 lo 10 yards. To close, yd.
wide, In
20c
10c
Mercerlied Pongee Linen, In plain pink, blue, tan,
white, lavender and rose. Excellent for street and
house dresses, children's wear. Fsst, coior, o (
27 Inches wide. Friday, yard..,.., jDC
"Brandel Bpeclal" White Chiffon Voile, made from
hard twisted yarns, launders perfectly; 40
Inches wide. Special, yard ,,.
Hest quality 16c White India Mnon, 28 In.
wide. 8ale price, yard ,
19c
10c
The Biggest Wash Suit
Bargainof the Season
AH the King Peck Boy' Wash Suits at one QE-
price Friday OOC
Some arc slightly Roiled. Every suit worth from $1.00
to $2.00. Oniric early Friday as these suits will not last
long.
Two hip; tables full of these wonderful bargains. Eton
Ktyles, Dutch styles, Middy, Vestoe and Sailor styles. A
big variety of colors. Q J
Ages 2 to 7 years. Choice for OOC
Another Big Value
Two-Pair-Pant Knickerbocker Suits, for boy 6 to 17 years.
keal nobby tityles, pood durable fabrics in grnvs, Inns,
browns and blues, plain or mixtures. They
are all worth a great deal more.
$3.25
50 Dozen
Large Hemp
Sailors
In black, white and black
and white combinations.
Good straws are used in tha
making of these sailors, and
they are very dressy. Reg
ularly worth $1.98
Sale
Price
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Two Wonderful Bargains
in Our
Drapery Department
Banement
:i,IHH) ynnh of Hibhori Kdif
Nt-rims, Etamines and Urapi ry
(Ji.oiU, white, ecru and folnrcd
bfirders. Vaiiiet tu 2n, C
Friday , yard , . OC
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Shoei Underpriced Underwear
Linn, while and erti
itf In $,'lil a pair
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Rugs and Rug Strips
We a fev rU' . rtn. Ifl
lhal arc JmM 1 ' fur hull
riiiun r All in ir-in-1 i rttii -rn ,
aid ii'iisji),
$3.00
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Slippers, in patent, dull or soft
kiiUkiu leathers; lifht nr nie
diiiin weiifht miles. All new.
up to (bite styles,
I'air. $2.48 to,..
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$1.98
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59c
50c
Women's Fine Cotton Union
Snitj., iiinbrellii and enfT knee,
style, sinne silk tajied and faney
lace trimmnl tops. All QQ
siies. fiOe qualily, eaidi O v7 C
Women' Kstra Large Si;s
Prawera, fani-y Isie trimmed.
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25c
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IN THE BASEMENT'
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