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MORE WORK NKKUKII.
If the Mattamuskeet Railroad is to
tor? ? i im.'H m ted ? f> om ? lUihn ? Lu_
Washington, the people residing
along the proposed route have got to
.bestir themselves, j n otho ti words,
work is being done to meet the con
ditions as outlined by the Governor
and his Council of State, we must
confess, there i* not that interest ills'
s* ,,
played in this important nlatter there,
should be ? especially when one real- '
ize? our pet??4?- hav?* only a few \vwl?>
in whirl) to meet the State's require
ments. If there was more work and ;
less talk. the ouile ?k for su?? **ss {
would be brlg1ite"K arid there woulil
some evidence tltat we "mean what \y*
say. Kaeh day that w-? procrastinate.]
but another day i ? ^ t v? v. v t<> !??? i
regained.
The N.-' s ]> l.tining f
what h?? already been done, far from i
It: those in charge are to Ve praised.
A- ? 1
railroad provij .-'.ini-d that :r j
[tideavoring to Im
bttfr-- and instill in il - minds <>:
jj^ople the thought they mu*t rnllv
their forces and go ?o work in earn
est If th-y wish their efforts to bear
fruit. V.V" .hear Tlii* people 'all alone ;
the line are in tavor the railroad j
? certainly. The Nv?s U!'l not ex- !
?r view of-Htn mai:e-:^j
hut. in ordv^to a- ? omplish the ?'.??
" Pec i Iluy oth**r v?ew ..f -Tffw nm r ? ? |
but. In unb - a<< omplish the
sired end. th**r?> musC'be something]
else exhibited beside mere expP^SS.Hnu |
favorable High's of way are to be-'
?ecttred. camps prev'ded. ^onie a.-sur- !
ance* to the State thar t r??ad will '
be operated.^
forces r
we are in f^v :? ??. :!:?? ..
built and. tht rltflits way J
cur<d has -he right I
U-t-il -A-.1, ': ' ? ?? ? ?-r?
operated^^A-f*' w.-? dire- tir;g
rces along* (j** ' Whil?
not doing
? L.
'.his o. jM,ris:si:rv ;
News des:tv? i?, ,-ee ?:
displayed or? ?i..* par
hC- . . . -
eu?erpn*e a sr-.er.e ' t'.l
tude r|er,lB:ilt? ? Th*' tr"!i Is. ?!
have b?jeii too O-rell-t. ??? rr.ii.-Lf !
their duty. I.etv aro've nt??ro
and PhiT* n-.ir tvrrd' 'i~ m:r ,'vty. v
pie '>t V.\?-iii:ig;..n and if
county, th5s road m i.-r Tie eonsfr;
?1? the s.'. ?!!.'? re .f ;r... c?>ur.iy
rnnnds it. The ?y?<. ?*f the State
North Carolina .v/e y<. i.
We
"Never. P run; 'fiW
ar.d l?e r?atlv to the
? nrereib-tif wl-r. fh.- ir.
1 ' - ' " ? -
road" to Wash'ngion.
All> ion WOItklVr; ?. f i: r. v.
peri merit of building h.?f ??S-4 of The
Mills type for working Kir'.-, who i.y
force of circumstances nr?- voni rwdltd
to work in the bis K'!?aH w?"Mt siuvck
and factor!#** For thr"?* and four ?i ' I
Iars a wpmV. T1:? nrrvnu'iit !?-uiiif
none too poor.; hu??el. 5?" Is rather
BurprlsInK that r.ftor tf.p indirtput*Me
success of lo.v-prlcfd hotel.* ? or work
ing men. the thousand*; of jdrls who
do not earn more than wiotirJi to
keep body "and soul together should
have no opportunities of that sort.
"H?r? in Abbeville the Henrietta Is
nnriig ft useful mission. True, the.
Hum letla ? I* ? ri-pgnd^wt ? m a Kr^??
measure on the support of the public,
bat It wHI doubt less he self-sustain
ing at some time In the Cuturfr.
While vast Hums of money ar<* be-.i
Ing annually sent abroad to convert
heathens who can never have anv- 1
thing common with the Interests of I
thia'cottntry, girls who strive to lead
fchriatlun -are LhriZ^lIuIL _Uj:_
mfercllesfl world to fight Its tempta
tions on the miserable pittance of
a week. "Mills hotels" have been
T...IU r?r wnntnr mm] w^.h ff?r^ nv
suits, and coultf not some of tbe rrtoff^
<y wbkb is now a?nt abroad be ex
pen<i#d in saving American girl? from
the street? Oae 1
hit with a brick to realise that no girl 1
pan support herself on three dollar* a I
week. True, occasionally there arises!
a genius who nits up a column In - a!
big Sunday paper wherein he endeav- i
ors to show tlmt one person can lite |
on $2.50 ? week. Hut that is on pa-!
?per, pnd investigation would dpubt
lees reveal the fact" that he wtto dis
penses information of that character
.never trie J the plan )vh!ch he out
lines.
' -The girl working for $3 a week has
three alternatives: she may starve,.,
go to destruction or .commit suicide.
!f she accepts the last one. tlie world
which mitde.no effort to save her will
shrug its shoulders and -deplore the
depravity of the poor. If the unfor
1 tunate one accepts the second, she
' wMt~ he- the of >Hi>riurBt?s nnri
held up as a warning to the sinner.
' t-* Vfii while is n|pwly starving tu
death, the poor girl will read of ring
: app^aU being made fur foreign
j missions while there are few to raise
; their voices in her behalf. It's an"
I old axiom but a true one, "Charity
! begins ;it home."? Ashevllle ClilZtHl.
k /
THK ni,|)K?T 1,.\NI> IN THK
\YOKM>
tftretehing a.-ross Canada, north of
Iht' St. Lawri'iic*1. and ending In the'
regions aiiuui the source of the Miss
issippi. Ik a ranp' uf low granita hills
called The T.aurenTion Highlands,
j 1 Thivp lillls arc really mountains
that are almost worn out. for they are
the oldest land in America. and. ac
cording to Agassi*, the oldest in the
world: In the days when there was
nothing but wat?#r on the fare of the
globe. these mountains tame up u
long island of primitive rocks with
universal oredn < llttfllng ajuiim My
ho res. None of the other continents
had put in, their appearanre at the
pi me America was thus looking up.
The I'nited States began to come to
lfght liy the the gradual uplifting of
this-laud to the north and the appear
ance nf the tops of the Allegheuies.
which were the next in orde?. l.ater
th?* iio?kle< started up. The l" ill ted
States grew southward from the IMie
kldge. A ii early view of t"he country
would have showed a large island
whhh is now northern Wisconsin,
and a long thin tongue of tills prim
itive ro? k sticking down from Can
nula into .Minnesota, and these two
growing States looking out over the
water* at 'lie mere beginnings of
mountain ranges ea>t and west. They
w*. altitiv for the j'eat of the
rnlteil States to appear.
1 m. i M. III'IV" I -is iii:i.I'.
^>?-v?ral days ?ld The New * pub
lished a very interesting interview
wit'i Mr. S B. Tanner, who was at]
one lime ]. resident of the American
( '<: 1 1 1 n Man'.ifa -turing Association,
l.ike many other prominent mill men
Mr. Tani:?.r is a i lose fTietid of the
cotton ilaniei'. 'He. realizes that There
ia a t'o:n:!y-??f mt-erests between the
tJKia who grows the ^ uttoti and the
man who manufactures the staple-,
and his eiTorts hr.v<? ever been dirc?T:
?-d i o further s.trengthert the union
: v? e?*n ihe ? v.-o.
At j ent the cotion farmer ha?
thlr.gs his" way. whi!** the mill matt is
deJipattdrnt nver unfavorable eondl- 1
i:oi:s. t-.rtton Is bringing l tents
v:,:l upwiirds sir.! the farmer liasl
? 3? :.'y of nion-y. is in better ? on-.]
? 1 l+im I 'jl 111 Inl'J Liil_
.? ?> : has mor*- s;;;-rv- j
? ? 1 1 ; ? I .| I , ? ' ? ? : ? ' i :? - '
-T
: ?,?>' "I-" ??' the *?!
e is sharing th *. benefit of i
?:.?? good prices for his J
r.'.frnT n-T^eni* ?!?.? h:in to j
- ? ' . ' !-. .... I.' ?
M.I Is are lad r'.upe. Th? eom?\ j
I vice* n .-u lov c V>t t. - and yam- '
ihat mills <;.i-.not buy raw oitiQii '
at T':T " "PunT's ar.d -1! r.?ar.:tf-rTurrd j
goods a' tk?* !??' figure- (quoted, and ?
make any pi-oUt .viia' .-n.'1 The ri-? [
-.sic i- thas unless all liatsds Join- lo J
bohter f"t etitmn goods iu?it'k?-is mill.- |
v. til I la v <? iy i lose ?!?>?-" P. Tili'V WV* ?
-Mi ..rta:::iK ;:?????
"TT: -r ? fs a wjiy rhn ?r.,:r.;pr nmr
! ? t.. .!'? n nt: :fa< {life;-, mid tl.at .:i j
-IAU n> himrrrffr Hv e-orrtir freft* ;
111 ' ' " m i-i r. ii i-i y ii"'^j
ing 'arc ainul.tted sto< I - from th?- J
tn a c. and will create, u demand
which ^ III res!-.l? i:i in;]ir<i>*'i?t: >.-:< e...
. ?0tt0<; j'.O'nis* w;!l hufiily ???'ic1;. an.
The f.i-. -mT I'i . :-;n !
I l?uy iridi"". buy ai a lt?v.er ii.'/ir'.
1 than /"ill j.robahly be r?(fere4l ai any .
, ii?. r lime during the yr?tir. l-y bu; - j
i Ing freely, ihe.-eforo, he n^u only wll'.
f-e tnklug advantage of low iyric?j-\
hnr ItHftidifU! l?M?nc-igbl??r. th.
mill tuAii. r. hfttid ai tim^' or need.
.Mr Tinner's ptiprcesi ion* are . I
and followed out. will >:?* f;.:- l?
t wa ;r.e r-medyini? present u:if:iv<-.rabl"^
1 ' Kni.*.- ("harlo'te New*.
; ' ? |
CM KONO?
| Let us wish rhat Zeh Van ce. (}?>orp.
. Vwfct. bam Cox. aud DJck, Wlnlcr=
Kmiih are in Elysium. crarkiqg Joke?
anil impatiently waiting for Proctor
| Knoll and John Allen,, the privati'..|
I What a set they will make and their
followH of tho humor gutld!
?Vance did not like Cleveland. H?.?
was grlevlou.ly disappointed because
of the mugwumpery of the only i>em
CAMDINE Jot -"That Headache.'*
Out la. t night? Headache and
nannnw thl. mnrnlny* fftTTrt
dlne juiit tba thing tc fit you for
bttiloaM. /Claara tba head? brace.
m .**E ?? . At ?TOf itorn
seeing that an opulent cKIieiT ?TBujx-1
combe county, N. C. had died, leav
ing hum>' sons and daughters -and an |
estate involved with, unsettled busi
ness transactions, that necessarily
were adjusted in the chancery bench'
of the court. Tbe litigation was long !
drawn out and vexatious. Continu
ance succeeded- continuance, and the j
law's delay plagued these heirs, as It
had many better men. After a lapse ,
of years, while the petition in equity I
was yet imadjudicated, ori'6 of the!
sons of the decedent. in an "ecslifty of
candor blurted out: "I'll be hanged |
if I'm not almost sorry the old man .
died!" v
I That is the way Vance expressed
I hl?a feelings _about the administration
I of Cleveland. He was almost sorry
that Graver was elected.
I And when we come to the stuff in
the newspapers about Cook and
Peary most of us are~aHogethor sorry
that there Is a pole, discovered or
findfscoveYe'dT," Suppnse^one or both
got there. Cai bono? What, of it?
Have they, or either of them, aug
mented the supply of human happi
tiees?- Nay: is not he that has
slaughtered a mosquito that- steals In
the mild September from that pest
factory, the flats "of the Anacosta
River, more of a benefactor than all
the explorers of the frigid North?
What is up there but a block of
ire? Down here we have n nest of
malaria, l.et us eleaq that tip first.
-Wiishinglon post.
WASHINGTON NK.KDS A
KKI.KilOt S A WA KKNINCi.
It Ik generally coweded^even by
irreligloui.iiii?iL_of.the-Worid^ that xe
ligion and moj%Iity ? which in Chris
Mi! nil.v ? a?-e one anJ inseparable?
constitute' the very foundation of our
civilization. The gospel of Jesus
'-t'tirisr has l;ftt?d u? to our high plan**
ur fnfttphtenTn^rT. -snd tr-Htonv is iN"
saving salt :n litis ungodly age'. It Is
also admitted thai the ehuroh is" the
main teacher and couserver of Chris- ,
tianitv.
Th- .-e thJjig.;. being ??>. f.vi-;- good I
I man mu---l> be ?T'iere:-:ed i:s the
f.hurcJt^sj weifur? . * 1 i:f every e?
| fori put forth for ei.i-in-lng and ex
' tending. -'its Influence.
| Sin It an effort is to L-e made next
' week in the union evangelistic > sm
jpaign to be < ?*H4wue?l by KoV. Mr.
' Dlack.
Wi?>'iilnj:to:i needs a revival. AVe
.know of nothing that would do our;
j community more good., ii will raise
the moral lone: it ivlH result in a bet
ter enforcement lav and order; it 1
s".j:i * ?-?tilt i" !ii-al "iv division*. for I
nothing but a great tide of Christian
charity ran rover the political, per
sonal. and professional differences
that s-epurate .15. and mar both ourj
peace >r<id prosperity.
We ai^k you to cooperate with the|
pastors of the ehurches in making
these meetings a great benediction j
to our community. Lend a helping |
hand, and Idt's work r.ot only for
u ^;uei', alsw 'o* Wash^}
inpton. H H S
to < riti: \ t <ir,i> p; onk pay
Fake I..AXATJVK I ROMk Quinine
rt.Mii.' I rvL-g:-;^ :*e:'.i:id ironey if it I
Sloan's Liniment is the best
remedy for sprains and bruises,
i . It quiets the pain at once, and
j can be applied to the*tenderest
part without hurting because it
\ . doesn't nectf to be robbed ? ail
I vou have to do is to lay ft on
; lightly. It is a powerful prepa
ration and jienetrates instantly ?
relieves any inflammation and con
gestion, and reduces the swelling.
i
Liniment
is an excellent antiseptic and
germ killer ? heals cuts, burns,
wounds and
contusions,
and will draw
the poison
from sting of
poisonous in*
. Xhc rfsl rrirfmpfes Hie More's
buyer* fllioukl nlwayn l>e relclnnted
in Hie Ktorr'n adrcrtUinfc? <?? rortHn*
to their Importance.
LETS (ilTTO ^?^
WASHINGTON PARK.
i
Bargain in E. Main Street
House. A. C. Hathaway.
?
! I. ton Wood MEMBERS N. Y. COTTON EXCHANGE James W. Cole
/. LEON WOOD & CO.,
BANKERS and BROKERS
^ ? STOTKS RON PS. COTTON. GRAIN aod_PRO VISIONS.
J* PLUME STREET. CARPENTER BUILDING, NORFOLK, VA.~
i Private Wires to~N. *YT S'ock Exchange. "X. ~Yl Cotton Exchange, Chicago
I Board of Trade and other Financial Center^.
i Correspondence respectfully solicited, Investment and Marginal \
accounts given careful attention.
EAST CAROLINA If
IS
i
Teachers' Training School
JP"* Established and maintained by the State lor the youn^ men
and women ho wish to qualify themselves for the profession
of teaching- Buildings and equipment new and modern. Sani
* ? ??
"3 tation perfect*
% CSS SESSION|OPENS|OCTOBFR 5TH, 1909.
?\ Forfprospectus and infocaMtTon, address ROBT. H. WRIGHT, '?%
^ _ Pr? kUnt, Gre???fU?7M-C ? J. ^
'<( V'~ & '<< il^* ^ i o? ^"lV ^ 1<S(X?
-CARGO OF SALT
" Just Received.
H. M. JENKINS CO.,
Wholesale Grocers.
MONEY SAVED IS MONEY MADE
j A Welsbach Junior Lamp burns 2 feet of Gas per
| hour, and gives 50 Candle-Power of Light, where an
[open tip bum.i 6 foot of GaS'and gives 20Candle Paw.
[er. How much do you save?
WASHINGTON
LIGHT
&
WATER
Welsbach Junior. COMPANY
$12,000 IN PRIZES
' ~
? ORCAT STATE FAIR
October 18-23, 1909.
V49th Annual Fair will top the list in Lxtiibits, break
the record in Free Attractions, beat the best in Racing,
outdo itself in Clean Shows, cap the climax in crowds,
Biggest Midway in the Souths No Dust this $*ar, addi
tions to Grandstand, nearly Double Seating Capacity,
5c. Fare on Street Cars, more Special Trains than ever.
Rate, Round Trip for One Fareplus Admission Cou
pon to grounds. ' ?
For Premium List and other information apply to
JOS. E. POGUE, Secretary, Raleigh.
? HbLP IS Oi4'lilM?l>?
WORTHY YOUNG MEN AND WOMEN. No matter how limited your
meanftof education, the GREAT AMERICAN SHORTHAND AN?J?USI
Durham, N. G?. is ready and wilting to help You secure
u high-grade Education. ^ ooffj"
cicnVicuarantee of ^superiority. Enter now on easy payment plan. _ 1
DEPARTMENTS; Bookkeeping, Shorthand, Type wri tins. Telegraphy, |
Penmanship. Civil Service. English Branches, etc. Expert Faculty? Rail
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' ? BUSINESS ?
OPPORTUNITIES
I RATE, 1 cent per word
Estimate six words to the line, and
inclose payment with copy. Answers
to ads. may be received st this office.
To Insure prompt attention all adver
tisements should be In business office
by 12.45 m. Ada. by messenger, tele
phone or matt given careful attention.
STKNOGRAPHKK8
STENOGRAPHER AN1) TYPK
^?-writer. Let mo write your tatters."
Miss tteulah Tbomason '
Chamber of Commerce
WEDNESDAY IS BARGAIN DAY AT
~ J; K. Hoyt'B.
M1SH GRAPHS. LARGE QUANTIYT
Just in. at Willis' Bakery. -
FRESH CHOCOIiATE ? Jl'ST AH
rived. H. G. Sparrow.
SEE SPARROW'S TEX CENT LINK
of Pudge.
GENERAL REPAIRING SHOP ?
Typewriters, sewing machines, bi
cycles, guns and revolvers; locks
and kejrg made to fit. E. W. A.
Woolard, Market sir^Sfl, opposite
Courthouse. 21 '
Incompetency is
the Allegation
FOR SALE
1 Richmond. Va., Oct. 21. ? Direct
| charges of incompetency in the Fed
j?M?al Department at AcrirnltnrP nnri
of disregard of the ruleB of the bu- 1
[eral ? inspection of ment. were made
i by Mrs. Caral'ine Dartiett Crane, of
j Kalamazoo. Mich., in an address this
' afternoon before the American Public
Health Association in convention
I here.
f Mrs. Crane openly attacked the de
partment ^for allegedly misleading
i the public into believing that the
meat inspected by Federal officials
I was passed upon justly and with the
beat interests of the public at heart.
She stated that the * standards of
.health' of animals slaughtered had
decreased since the- scandal in meat
| inspection of J906. She quoted from
j high officials in the department and i
! bureau, giving people the assurance
that the meat is always from animals
free from disease, which fact she
onaiiengeci. 'mp niauer of ner aa-J
dress was taken Into consideration by
the convention in executive session.
One of her most startling charges
and one whi^h evoked a spirited de-,
nial from Dr. M. Dorset of the BKv
cheraic Department of the bureau of
Washington, presented at the meet
ing. was to the efTect that the de
partment of agriculture had caused
to be issued, simultaneously with the
anflHai^ruic-s and re g ill aftfln^rertaln
"service announcements." which it
inspectors and packers only. The ln
spectors. she said, were warned nof
to show or give these "service au
- nounoomewts" to-airy other persona.
Replying to Dr. Dorset's refutation
of Ihii, Mrs. Crane offerpd toTahow
photographs on pages of such pam
phlets. which she had taken from a
"wTin fiver nltrhr
? riv II ^Jl\ \Tin\.
CI.KRK-CAKKIKH.
I An examination for clerk and car
rier will be held at the postofflce in
this citv November
Age litiilt, is to ITi years, on the
date of the examination.
Married women' will not be admit- 1
ted to the examination. ThlsTprohl-"]
bltion, however, does not apply to
women who are divorced or thpse
who arfe separated from their hus
bands; and 'support tnemseives, but
I they are eligible for appointment only
I as clerk. %
I Applicants must be -physically
, sound, and fftale applicant# must be
not less than & feet 4 inches in heighf
without boots or -shoes. ai\4. wfilKh:
1 not IFHIT than ' T2T! pounds*" without
i ummwMl ?r hat . , 1
For application blanks and for fuil j
information relative to the examina- j
i tlon, -*t?allficatiorra, duties, salaries, |
vacations, promotions, ere. . address
immediately ? ?
e PRANK M. HODQEB.
Sec. Board of Civil Service Examin
ers, Postofflce, Washington, JJ. C
l4jk UtAJtRAL'
SURGICAL
? -AND
Won
Contagious
MEDICAL
CASES
RATES: ? Private
? Ey*1? ,o ??????
Ward (large and abr)
*'? W week.. A3
Supvpf Nur^,
fOWttltaiOM
SPECIALISTS
H. W. PARTER, M. D.
Practice LimltwtUo Diseases of the
F.ya. Ear. Nose anrf
Hours: 9-12 A. M. Cor. Main' and
2-5 P.M. Gladden Sta.,
'PHONE 86. Washington, N. C.
Dr. I. M. Hardy
PHAtjUUSG '
PHYSICIAN
?"d SURGEON
Washington, N/ C.
J)R. H. SNELL H
"" Dentist.
Office corner of Main and
Res pass Streets. Phone 100
Washington, N. _C.
ATTOItNEYS
H. S. WARD JUNIUS D. GRIMES
WARD & GRIMES
ATTQRNEYS-AT -LAW
wMi.i?g?ftW| N.r, .
We praclice in the Courts of the First
Judicial District, and the
Federal Courts.
John H. Small, A. D. MacLean,
Harry McMullan.
SMALL, MAC LEAN &
McMULLAN
ATTORNEYS-AT-LAW
Washington, North Carolina.
W. D. GRIMES
ATTORNEY-AT-LAW
| W? K' Nnrt^ n1TTti|r
Practices in all the Courts.
-W. M. BOND, Kdsnton, N. C.
NORWOOD L. SIMMONS
BOND & SIMMONS
ATTORNEYS-AT=LAW
Washington, North Caroline.
Practice in all Couits.
W. L. Vaughan W- A. Thompson
VAUGHAN & THOMPSON
ATTORNEYS- AT-LAW
Washington and AuroraTNfTCI
Practice in all the courts.
H. C. CARTER, JR.,
ATTORNEY-AT-LAW, ~
Wqahington, N. C.
Office Market Street.
4Vin. B. Itodman. Wiley C. Kodman.
[ RODMAN & RODMAN
Attorneys-at-Law
Washington, N. C.
Bus in ess Cards
R. L. STEWART .
PRACTICAL MATCHMAKER and
JEWELER.
Corner Main and Market Streets.
Just received a large assortment of the
latest designs in Jewelry. Re
pairing a specialty.
JL B. flolMcin,
We are stil! doing; business at our
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seasons we are still satisfying cus
1 tomers. Our fall samples are already
1 In and we can take your order now
| for immediate or future delivery.
Yours for business, H. B. Goldstein.
-ForJ
FIRE INSURANCE
see^ '
J. and P. B. MYERS
The J. H. Simmons Marble
and Granite Co.
MONUMENTS
Prices and Work Right.
WASHINGTON, N. C.
WHITE - DARDCR -SHOP
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The only first-class white shop in city.
A trial will convince anyone of reas
onable todrmefH. We have 3 ehatrs,
3 flrst-cMM white toarbers. Satlfactlmi
A. B. DRAUGHON, Prop.
C. MORGAN WILLIAMS
INSURANCE
of all kinds.
_ Buy Y6ur
HORSES and MULES
from
GEO. H. HILL ^
The tasks that, want ads. h are
fulled to do in this city, if set along*
side of those th*$JuKfJtafin. accom
plished, would make a small showing
Indeed. ? .
ftmr store, yoor enterprise, your p*o
*mct. Am! the people take that view
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