The Commerce Journal. (Commerce, Tex.), Vol. 35, No. 32, Ed. 1 Friday, August 8, 1924 Page: 1 of 8
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COMMERCE, HUNT COUNTY, TEXAS, FRIDAY, AUGUST 8, 1924.
No. 32.
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the'
serviceable
oltem,” he declared.
Mr. Joe Janes is reported some bet-
the clothing contest
the
Mr. and Mrs. Wesley James of Par-
r*:
Dr. K. C.
and girls
to
BBV. J. A. OLD CONDUCTS
Taras Editors
into
attendance.
who naked for committee
it Dellas Sunday.
and 1
is
ness at Dallas.
Mr. and Mrs. W. E. Bourland and
Col. Bob Branch of Lubbock is vis-
were
Mrs. Reubln Sparkman and little
and
Houston ^nd Galveatoa.
u after rtdMRg
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a
fact Pearaon. lire. F. H.
the Oak; J W. Caattebrry. T. R. Poole,
Mr. and Mrs. J. A. Marr hare
a vacation spent in Ok-
STATE TAX RATE
IS 75 CENTS
CO. CONVENTION
NET SATURDAY
5,404 VOTES IS
COMPLETE LEAD
OFFICIAL HUNT
COUNTY VOTE
Horton i
secretaries
INDORSE
U. S. DEFENSE DAT
Mr. and Mrs. Dennis Hargrave left
this ttrtming on a vacation trip to
The Baptist Student Union will
Joy a party tonight at the home
Miss Isabel Smith.
Mr. and Mrs. E. M. Lovelady
Oklahoma visitors Sunday.
a visit with his brother; Dr. D.
Jordan.
Mr. and Mrs. Ed Turbeville visited
relatives at Cooper Sunday.
Joe Janes of Marshall is risking
his parents. Mr. and Mrs Joe Janes
returned home after
Lucy latckey
Miss Dorothy Gray of Denison
the house guest of Mrs. 3. Chaney.
Miss Velma Monroe has
home after a two weeks visit as
house guest of the Misses Cecil
Katherine Stewart of Naples.
Mr. and Mrs. C. A. Guinn risked
in Cumby Sunday.
Aunt Jane Kelley Is reported real
sick at the home of her sister, Mrs.
J. B. Turner on Live Oak street
Prof. McCann went to Texarkana
Sunday and accompanied his wife and
babay home.
Raymond Sandridge and his moth-
er. Mrs. G. W Sandridge, visited in
Sulphur Springs Sunday.
510*
5116
corrrea-
tne they
approxl-
sales in
Mrs. Ed Cummins and little chil-
dren of Ladonia are visiting her par-
| ents, Mr. and Mrs. John Knight.
Miss Mary Lou Estes is suffering
from what is thought to be an attack
of appendicitis.
W. H. McIntire of Ft. Worth
visiting Mr. and Mrs. C. H. Holley.
Hudson
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29.277
21,973
25,236
140,979
120,569;
4,186'
146,3821
17,405
D. N. Rape of Sulphur Springs Is
visiting th* fam 11 Im of his sons tn
Commerce. Mv. and Mrs. I. G. Rape.
Moody
Mr. and Mrs. Will Moody.
til sales
and no
he sales
he* and
majority
i Am.rt-
Mr. and Mrs. Weaver Pratt and
family of McKinney are visiting rela-
tives here and at Cooper. His moth-
er, Mrs. J. B. Pratt will accompany
them home.
returned
the
and
were horticulture, ani-
poultry husbandry,
last agronomy and marketing.
A number of valuable prizes
Editor
If so.
been [ daughter, Nita Dean, visited friends
the punch bowl at Sulphur Springs over the week end.
Congressional Convention
Delegates to Congressional conven-
tion—1 red Horton. Frank Horton,
Dr. E. Williams, Dr. J. C. Cheatham,
Dr. R. B. Blnnlon is reported Im-
proving since Saturday.
D. Fooshee, Earl McAllister.
5th Judicial District
List of delegates to the Fifth Su-
L. A. Clark, ’ 824.000,900 on Hunt county.
Although the Cotnmisloners
not yet completed the equalizations.
Master Bl lie Jo Carte.- of Dallas is J
------------ -■ KKW FItf gTATI0M
AND TOURISTS PARK Short Course is said to have been
of the most successful ever held at A
—J “ " ” . There were between
It is
Mr. and Mrs. Henry Lidle of Tyler
visit
. Jdas Nancy ‘MHita* ’warMbw haw ‘ Yfr? Caatrall
Muta boas* to. c«
attWfiaa OraNMto
J. H Griffin of Greenville has ac-
cepted a position In the sales depart-
ment at the Grand Leader. Mr. Grif-
fin was formerly with Perkins Bros,
at Greenville.
'i-
Mrs. John Rowsey and daughter,
Mrs. John Morrow, Jr., of Greenville
visited Mrs. Kate Ward Saturday.
This included a
and two pieces of
girls from
Demonstration
)<*•*, famHy aaA-Cbirley ItwdtoM
teredo to Cali—t’Otop Lake gat
•Bftrt «M weak sad.
Commerce Jniirntil
Cord Moore motored to Paris Sun-
day and was accompanied home by
his neice, Miss Rena Daniel.
W. T Casteel of White county,
rkaasas, is visiting his brother, J.
7. Casteel west of town.
KIWANIS CLUBS TO ELECT DELEGATES
WORK FOR VOTE AT COUNTY MEET
M. McMahan, A. E. Edwards, J. C.
’ Fooshee, Mrs. A. E. Edwards, Mrs. B.
-, Mrs. H. L. Sarpenter, I
( Moody. They
BOTAL NEIGHBORS OF AW- I
ERICA INITIATE NEW MEMBERS
Mr. and Mrs. Charley Turner and
family. Mr. and Mrs. Waflac Redman
Mrs. Fred Bedford and daughters,
Misses Florence Allen and Cecilia, of
Dallas and little granddaughter,
Gwendolyn Walker, of Little Rock.
are guests of Mrs. Mary
aney.
of the delegates and ■---—
Temporary Chairman McMahan then
called on Rev. McWhirter to lead the
convention in prayer.
k Judge T. W. Thompson offered
J. W. Woods of Dallas visited
friends in Commerce Sunday.
Roy Powell of Henderson arrived
this morning to join his wife and
baby in a visit with her mother, Mrs.
Annie Bryant, and family.
— i re. Al Janes of Cape Girardeau,
the Missouri, and her daughter. Mrs.
i Arthur Elkins, and littlw son, Charles
national at
here.
In 1898, 80 per cent of all
eligible voted in the presidential elec-
tions; in 1900, 73 per cent voted; In
1909. the percentage decreased to <6
per cent; in 1912 there was a further
on a Rains county product to act
temporary chairman of its
Democratic convention.
"There is an evil that threatens
of 36 votes over McWhirter.
The results:
Governor’s race—
First count. Official count
Robertson 4387
Ferguson 1878
Lynch Davidson 807
County Attorney s Race
McWhirter 5133
.192,387 McAlester 5145
John T. Etallings, V. E. Conway, J. ■ last year.
The tax department in compliance
to the regulations has placed a reve-
value of
An epidemic of whooping cough is
sweeping over Commerce now.
visiting relatives here Sunday.) little folks in several families
wrestling with the disease.
a
new 7 room dwelling out Just west of
the railroad crossing on the Com-
merce Greenville pike. He bougt two
acres of land out there freen M. D.
Abernathy and will make of it a mod- .
ern home to which he will move bi* ' mysteries of the order
family. The old home place on Col-
lege hill has been purchased by J. A.
j Marr of the College grocery store.
Mr. and Mrs. W. H. Mayes were in
Greenville Sunday.
w Graham Foshee, storekeeper at the
’Texas Power and Ugftt Company's
•fflce, is off ou a two weeks vacs-
Don
Mr. and Mrs. M. T . Via of Hamlin
bare Saturday guests of Ma abater's
tally bare Mr. aad Mrs /. A.
taMtif. They are now
MX?*®*’ I
trict:
L. A. Clark.
Vaughn.
District Attorney Conventioa
List of delegates for the district
convention for District Attorney: M.
B. Harrell, L. Le Bowman, L. A.
Clark. B. F Crosby. B. F. Vaughn
Delegates to State Convention.
I To the Chairman. Ladies and Gentle
men of the convention:
i We, your committee to select dele-
gates to the State convention which 1 ter after several days illness.
lews that he and Henry Whitley
lave reached Corpus Christi and are
naking it all right
Mrs. Dick Fairos and children are
visiting her mother at Hugo, Okla.
The five di-
that
—— -------- j made up the fifteenth annual farmers
Mr*. Cameron Brecheen. Mrs. Clif- short course 1—“ '■
ton Moody, Misses Mary and Janice mal husbandry,
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Oran Cooper and Frank Hr.llajUl
came up from Tyler and visited
home folks over Saturday and Shto
day.
The Hunt County Democratic con-
vention convened Saturday morning
at J* o'clock sharp tn the district
court room, called to order by that
stalwart Jeffersonian Democrat,
County Chairman Jefferson Darla
Fooshee.
Upon the convening of the convention
Hon. A. E. Edwards moved that the
Hon. Brace M. McMahan be made
temporary chairman, which resolu-
tion was carried unanimously. John
Hart of Commerce; J. A. Phillips, T.
R. Poole and Fred Horten were j decrease to 62 per cent; and in 1920
unanimously chosen secretaries of less than 50 per cent of the voters
the convention.
"Rains County,” declared Judge
McMahan in a jocular manner in ac-
cepttag the temporary chairmanship Klwanis International, “will
Af ths* swAmwm.mOtws. —______1__1_____ ...
Mr. and Mrs. Jack Jordan and fam-
ily have returned from a vtalt at
Commerce. Georgia, where they via- t,LLUIU _ Ltui<
Red Mr and Mrs. E. S. Wood. Mrs.' Roxton by Rev. J. A. Old is starting Home Demonstration
Wood te-n sister to Mrs. Jordan. Mr. off well.
Jordan took advantage of the 'yaca- each service with a fine spirit of
tion and ran on up to New Yort for <-------- —
'W. Already there Is considerable
•st manifested on the part of the
converted. The people hold
hopes of a wonderful revival,
ton Is a fine community and
meeting Is being held in a cool open1
air place.
County Tax Arsesser Joe Ames,
has been notified from the State Tax
state
year will
cents on the one bun-
meets the second day of Sept. 1924.
respectively report that we have se-
lected the following named citizens is were
as delegates to the State Democratic'
convention: j j
. A. Sweeten, T. W. Thompson, B. visiting his grandparents. Mr.
D. Mrs. Joe Janes.
Official figures on the returns of
last Saturday’s Democratic primary
held in this county as certified to by
the Democratic Executive commit-
tee Saturday afternoon showed but a
slight change for the majority of
candidates as a whole. However, tn
the commissioners race. Precinct No.
2, in which the race was close be-
tween Horn and Norton, the figures
showed a loss of five votes for the
, latter, with Horn only three votes
| behind for seoond place
In the County Attorney’s race the
CradanUato aad Basis RepfosM that <— “*^2 ;
4aUon--Judg« T. W. Thompson, chair bast opponent of war*
■tea; J. F. Blckley. Amos Ethridgw.
Floyd; J no. Ashworth, Commerce; 3.
[M. Barnett, Lone Oak.
Pennaaent Organzlatton—Prof. C.
|K. Araat, chairman; W. E. Howell,
iMerit; J. I. Abernathy. Kingston; C.'
|B. Bond, Wolfe City; Orville Btylee,
' enoua L-----
Judge O. P. McWhlrtqy moved that al maidens, striking hands with fur-
" * - — ----1 cajetag
i edltoro who l
Cap-'tMriugiteto Wyoming ami .MmitaM
| b<m1 Nevada and Mormony are not «n-
— ™ oompulsion to report to G. Thomj
' State Press, but it is safer for them Greenville;
Thia is because 3. P.. who Lamm. Quinlan; Mrs. C.
is a Whit Ixivelace. Lee Warden,
makes Oaw; v - -
of J. H. Blocker Commerce; Jack Dowi-
, . • . ■ —- — —Gre^nvtlta; J. J.
report to btaa once in a while, letting Abernathy, Kingston;
B<* •“"•’■recUon- E Weedon, Lone Oak.
it will be impossible until this work
I is completed, to see how near the
value will oome to that as given by
the department.
I-
DAUA.S, Texas. Aug 5.—Mrs. Mi-
riam Ferguson had a lead of 5,404 ov-
er Lynch Davidson for second place
in the gubernatorial contest in the
Democratic primary election of July
26, complete and final returns from
the 25 counties of the state, compil-
ed by the Texas Election Bureau,
showed tonight. The total vote was
<02,395. With Felix D. Robertson re-
reiving the highest individual vote of
192,387. Returns are not complete
as to the other races.
The complete returns give the fol-
lowing totals for the candidates tor official results give McAlester a lead
governor: I _*
Barton
Burkett
Collins
Lynch Davidson
Whit Davidson
Dixon
Mrs. Ferguson
Pope
Robertson
ta Uh tout?
JtoltaFBcfo'- .. afroet I SMhi
,'W ifoev eA »»•■•
tele- son. Mrs. L. C. Reynolds. J. A Phil-1 here with Mrs
he lips, H E. Nix, Greenville; John T.| -
Celeste; Earl
Celeste; L. J. Taggart, A.'turned from
lahoma.
H. C. Rogers has returned from a
visit at Ft. Worth with his daughter's
family, Mr. and Mrs Jock Hartman.
4. IND Ji. COLLEGE ',7/
HONOR MKX. FAIT
Mrs. Berry Fain was signally htm-
ored last week and through her the
East Texas State Teachers College
i and Commerce as well when she was
chosen as one of the three judges in
1 the clothing contest at the Farm
Short Course held at A. and M. Col-
lege, College Sattion. Mrs. Fain left
Commerce for College Station August
I 27th and returned last Friday night
The recent session of the Farmer*
one
Good crowds are attending
! col
operation on the part of all churches. ’
Inter-'
un-
great '
Rox-
the
Mr. and Mrs. George O’Neal visit-
ed at South Sulphur Sunday
| Mrs. O'Neal's parents, Mr. and
i Z. T. Evans.
™.o. c. v. *H»s*ewu or uaaonia is
the house guest of her brother s fam- ;
ily, Mr. and Mrs. M. D. Abernathy.
The
are
--I given as stimulants to members
Mrs. Charley McKinney has return- U*® boys and girls clubs. In
ed from a visit with relatives in Ark.. Nothing contest in which Mrs. Fain
J was one of two judges to select the
ia winner a Singer Sewing Machine *pa
, the prize. In this contest there were
| 114 suits entered
---- --------- home made dress „
UNION BEYITAL AT BOXTON, underwear all made by
------ I the organized Home U
Word has been received here that Clubs. The material in each insteace
the Union Revival being conducted at was of cotton goods. Ninety-el^
agents were in
Mrs. Coro Morgan of the E. E. Ma-
loney sales department, la spending
a two weeks vacation at
with her daughter's family, Mr.
Mrs. Raymond Laird.
Mrs. W. B. DeJernett and daugh-
ters, Misses Pearl and Blanche, have
returned home from Dallas after a
short visit with Mr. and Mrs. Clifton I
/ motored voer to Dellas
Sunday, carrying Mrs. Clifton Moody
and kiddies who had been visiting her
mother and other relatives here. Mr*.
S. E. Moody accompanied them back
The local Camp Royal Neighbors to Dallas for a visit with her son’s
of America held their regular meet- families, Mr and Mrs. Clifton Moody
Ing Tuesday afternoon in the I. 0. O. and Mr. and Mrs. Bert
F. hall with a good attendance and
keen interest manifested. Three new
members were Initiated into the
and liberal i
Portions of ice cream and cake serv-
ed as refreshments Mr and M„ j E pratt and fam
T .---*>y of Greenville visited relatives
John George is transacting busl- here Tuesday.
Members of each
will work
Bordered as it is oi their communities, purely on a
east, with its basts of developing this much needed
^thousands of adherents to that faith citizenship.”
and on the west by Mexico where ----
Catholicism is found in practically re BOLATS
every home."
His remarks
K. L. Robertson and family who
live east of town and his brother’s
CHICAGO, HL, Aug. 4.—A vigor-1 Delegates tv the Senatorial con ven-
ous campaign to get all voters to vote tion were elected last Saturday at the
in the fall elections is being planned Democratic County Convention as Department at Austin that the
Joe M. Moore, H. F. Nix, 1 rate for Hunt county this
' ; j— ----— ’—i •• •• **•’*•••» E- Patterfon, Jack'be seventy-five
^.7. jTn.adOPt*dfay K,wan,s Inter-'Kelly, H. J. Johnson, S. E. Barnett del dollars.
The division of the tax will be:
General Revenue 35 cents.
School fund 35 cents.
Confederate Pension 5 cents.
This rate is the same as it i
nue bearing approximate
prerne Judicial district: J. A ' *->j neo nee u *
Chas. I^ddy, Dallas; A. P. Donohey,
J. W. Bassett, T. W. Thompson
Hth Judicial District
List of delegates for the
convention of the Elgth Judicial Die-
M. B. Harrell, L. L. Bowman,
B. F. Crosby, B.
exercised their franchise.
“This campaign,” said Victor
Johnson, newly elected president
. ------. 1 be
of the convention, "was called on by urge all citizens to express the
tflunt county twice before to furnish sires of the entire people, and
men tor important offices, once, a1 less than half of them. A contlnua-
Senator, and another time a district tion of the present low voting |
attorney, and both had demonstrated centage would certainly lead to
the spirit of fair play in common to impracticabilities and danger of
the county on the south. Again to- radical minority. The work of
day, he said. Hunt county has called clubs will be part of our general
as campaign to promote an Intelligent,
county aggressive and serviceable citizen-
ship.
"There is no partisanship In tbis
the State of Texas and that is Cath- campaign, and no funds la being rais-
>•». >* s. “This is due to ed to carry It on.
tbe geographical location of the great of the 1250 Klwanis clubs
lx»ne Star State,
by Louisiana on the
*d hae
Mr. and Mrs. H. D. Neff visited
Veiatives in Sulphur Springs Sun-
day.
Mrs. 8. E. Moody was reopried real
sick Monday.
were frequently in-
terrupted by the resounding applause ;-----------
the delegates and spectators. Ijvnd. grand scribe and founder
the Order of De Molay. today I
phoned President Coolidge that
had requested the 130,000 members of Stallings,
>lutioo which was carried that ths of the reserve corps and
Innan appoint five members each guard la Qro observance of
----—----The chairman ap- defease dap.
■tad the CoUowtag:
Mrs. E. C. Eagleton of Ladonia is
Charley Fry and Elmer Taylor ac-
j companied by Mr. Sims, from Ennis,
spent the last few days on North Sul-
phur fishing.
by all the Klwanis clubs of the coun-
try, la accordance with policies which 1 T. J. O’Neal,
have been adonted hv Kiw.nl, w-aliv u t
a meeting just concluded T. 8. Puryear, B. F. I*>:i<y
i
those
Punch Bowl Spring, ’ which Iting in Commerce this week.
Hart’s being In that vicinity,
his disappointment must have
A card from Dick Pratt brings the keen when he found C
full of ordinary drinking and wash-
ing water. Also the fact that his
family is with him may account for
his having reported. There are some
Texas editors away on excursions at
thia very moment, footloose and with
no responsibilities, and heaver,
knows where they are. It is thn:
sort who are in danger of being i
burnt up by the baleful eye of
cphlope, sta'la none other than this
“•‘Bov. A htat te (be lays shoalg be
KANSAS GITY, Aug. 5—Frank 8. M. McMahan, Mrs. H. L. SarpenterJ U.
of rs. Curtis Larmer. Mrs. E. W. Harri- have
. .. ---------- —- Patterson,
• the order to cooperate with officers Patterson. c»i~-‘-- • » ----- •_!
reserve corps and national J. Eldridge, Floyd; C. S. Bond, E. B.
national O’Neal. Wolfe City; T. J. O’Neal, Jno.
I Ashworth, F. M. Sheeiy, Jack Kelly,
thinking J&s. Jack Kelly. Commerce;
Moore, Land, "the Order of Do Molay is op- Ion Spears, Caddo Mills; _
M -3 war Aot ln eomni90 wltM t Q K rhL.ra«m AtWrt
same persons aad orx*niwtWs Morris, Tea* Mitchell, Ceieeto; f. ■
Pearson. Leee
Texas editors who go touriag
strange parts, trafficking with iadig-
prtmltires, kodakiag aborigia-
II resolutions bo first Submitted to tive buehmen and
tvsoiotione committee before pre- baalbiadieo Texas
Mrtatioa to the convention. Cz; '----------- —
The conventioa then nrwwd un- J der absolute
’li.’’S£teo. romion of the ron- Tdo ° R R^r’on'
tetion opened promptly at 1 o'clock never goes anywhere himeelf. 1. a whit I^elace ’ L^*’Wardin fTOm
id was called to order by the chair-. eyklops. HU all-eeelng eye makes Oaw; V. E Conway. E. L. okrrtXT
an, who asked for committee ro- note of the comings and yUng* cf *. ZL ’
*'•' j editorial persons, and if they don't ing. T^VHerndoiT
--- - - - _ I fdkfWNrf ift htae w ten . — kri- i.zi.__' .. .
J. M. McDaniel transacted business him know they i—
»T, the eyklops may report thstn to ' ?
, „ tb* k,u» “*• k,ad ‘urn them in to NEW BUSINESS DEALS
Mrs. Joe Culberson of Tishmlngo, the kubeb. the kubeb designate them I PTTRHRM toww
tla.. visited Mrs. J. D. Evertt Sun- to the grand dragoon aad the graad _
dragoon check them to the imperial Will Douglass is having erected
whozit for excommunication from
American citizenship. This warning,
which is mor* of a threat than a'
promise, is here set out to remind edi-
torial tourists not to get too far out
of sight and sound. Editor Sterling
Hart of the Commerce Journal is one
who has not neglected to keep him-
self in the clear. A card from him.!
out of the wilds of Yellowstone Park, I
reports that he and his family are
enjoying an automobile stroll
through the park and the Colorado
-• — -uu. scenery. The picture on the card is
family of Edgewood spent the week' of the "P——*• **—'
•nd hire with Mrs. D. M. Strange and name posisbly accounts
other relatives.
I the cmnmlttoea. *
Hated the foUpwtag:
Platform aad RsmIuUom—A.
1 wards, chainaaa; Joe M. “
rod Ridley «tf Campbell; F. M. 8hei- posed to war .
r t Cssaiaire*, awd L. B. Huntley thw r-------
Do MoUy is cognisant M the
CraasntiaU and Baste of Rsprsssa that esssntial prsparsdBaas
“la common with right
pe^ous^and organizations,” said Mr. Bills, U B Huntley, We7
; A. D. Puckst and Mr and Mrs. Marvin Raps.
■ Joe M. Moors, Fred Horten, Frank
Horton, j. A. Phillips, Olla P. Mc-
Whirter. G. L. Tooley, Gilbert Shipp,
Greenville; M. A. Hoff, Floyd; Will
Bruce. Lane; A. P. Gresn. White
Rock; A. Smithy. Weiland; J. J.
Stiles, Cash; W. A. Seott. Greenville,
Dr. J. F. Clark, GreenvUte, R. 1,
Lambert, Wagnar; F. R. Ripley, l. C.
i Whits. R. D. fouler. Campbell; Rev.
cari«M A. A. Duncan. Rev. W. R Graham,
go Rev. J. G. Forrester. Mrs. L. J. Tng-
" gzrt. W. A. Hollay, Mrs. W A. Hol-
ley. B F. LMo«y, Green rills; Paul
Thompson, W, C. Poole, Jr.,
I
,—------------1 an automo-
blle trip to Alabama. They were
gone three weeks. They report bad
crop, except those seen between
Texarkana and Little Rock, Ark., and
Dr. Stuart, L.' say they had a good time but are glad
to get baek to Texas.
Joe Hill is planning to open up and M. College.
■toon a new filling station and tourists 2500 and 3000 in attendance.
park in the small grove just west of estimated that 1500 of these were from
the railroad crossing on the Com- ‘be farms of the state.
merce-Greenville highway. ■. visions of demonstrative teaching
—w - - made tin thte ______• »
Mrs. Cameron Brecheen. Mrs. Clif- short
* 1 Mnndv VI.qu Ma... :__' mal >
Jernigln vtelted in Greenville
Friday.
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