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A YEAR
ATEMIBLE
LTBDffiCOa-
rjnDC171ST
' ' tfli
Qctavius Mni tn 31 axes
Effort to KiU the
Entire Family.
WIFE Filter VICTIM;1 T 4
Jrss erf Kfr. A. 4. SifkjaMie.. ia
jfesd sis Krj'iwl $ IlhI tkm rt .i ife
Tfc Uvt A wcr mm s-e
rs cs-t L4p tt. Ttjr
.aduvmimi tifer j)m.t ;e oetea
5 tia femt i-lar.f . H g-vt fcx
jprt Ann fe4 ,W! fc metis jfs
bt Ey lr thr pn rf iw
tea. wB8JSiMf . fe wat4
11 km fcif fcrofai lif...'
H tw!4 fcfjr 4.i fix. let h.tc
th ww4.4 riT 4o her
If ftMMt.. :
ki hrt. 'rJ; Ujr ivn e li
m4 rr mod igm k &8y wsr.
fj $tpp!4 la lt 14 feel fei
m Jtrr ..: p. i fcir iirif f!-r.
frjf br , Ui M to Um
c r-.i, f t v-'J ' Tb
pest tcorm Isffr.
f, irJ the
i l t h i f t i yri.' i h.
i t r,.j run ! if o .ijrt"K. ! a
s, t! t.rr h i l'f f ''
lb 'fcrSilT an! f'
Iir FrtMtk C. lit own, urhm.
fjtiMtfci a pamphlet on ' Haiial l-it
mart in N-.nh fi.iu:." Thi
ihini annua! sin of the North
'rolm Fik-lx.r Six'teij'. eM in
Ricigh lat t)H-emtr
hr Brown ha hmg tuiici
htry ri prtirulriy it -f'
-Is. H h divere.l n.1 f!
'-! many r.e' ltlfl vrir
ttw rf M F.rg!h ttii i StftUh hnl-i-i
li It was a fitting recoftitiiii tif
cfimmnt ,f this ftutgect that the
.-ii!ty k4 liiin t diiiirefts its mem
Nr en the mtbjM't t'f tU4 liters
tar , . , ...
Jht!id Tag Trains White at Ih-jmt
Viiii- c. -er Han.laift at th At-iis.--:i-
Cuast l,Jso 4epvt ynstift'lay,
'fefirt on of the j:t;r.f:r
N ku, vkho U castvia t traveling.
"ihiit it lw'ieii Uie sh' r.-iiin-nd
l-'-.W wijul.l ilaie a ssijjn on or riar
'h tram while they re stanJitig
.! it ti4 sivmg th Isn an ) thpir
'"tir.Htivn," Yesterday there vviit
tiirv tasngr trin3tttiilinff thro
nlTerrnt truck, U wuuhl he v-ry
i !i truuMe, av h truin crew cuulJ
:i their own- ign, ami it wtViM
preat c-onvenience U the travei
"ifi public.
t yettevill is no little croaa raJ
and th railroads ought Xo
'he city the recognitwn that H d-erve.
cemi:al ciumu m.jkh.l.
lrW Honor Kull in Anewd
the Past Month Erring bsr
TK .... .-t-.xr . .v. . . .... . .. '
t ....... ..... .... Af)n.,cb fi .
? the honor roil if Centra? A.iratic 1
) SrCux f-ar the nrni.tti iMiTg Si.uk !
, mi tfee teacber a il.j gxHiut-- t
kroarr. Ktnie4i j . Maim 5 ,
JHoiiie jHwii', F-acAid ILghMr.;'.,;
t. ,-..,. g.v.. a avw . j .
j la.trtxjr, MnitS ilimne, Lytfi i
'Ira't. JCfttfcrwie fuifc!j,,
tert 4finift'-. Cent KssSy,
( rf V.1,C'. '' ,-. V. -.e,r,
Xr.t) M jvt. Iiitj4f 1; -ntv
I.TiiH'rTlnyij.
VDMJkUNO WilJi, UF J'liJOUi
Wl UJ lLML ilit.KAM
rf l?jy Stum MenisydiW cfeaixfe s.f
7tMrtr9v m week i j-rayr elf
Ke- jf
a.' rfj' tl eab cy iy J--e Sj?er
prvrrta for tie.
hda; .
i-.-ws-.. - 5!r. jsiitfc a&4 Mr.
frv, . . .
liynsB i.tv.
Mwday.
lMve(4Mk! r ""TeA-fc . L t Pray,
"r ti s i'rarT"
Jray: Jcr Wtra Pa. Fvr ai
r to t"fcyxvi aii'i tt
fueWay
ie-..,.ia.t!al-.-Tfef iuiirdtB Ctate mjr remain noii:x4.
Iaft -Jpa, ie key j j. (, M rajn b- have Itt?
iacev ire . pRHr a
Aaeeruraa O.tiurn
Hedaeadar.
Tvp. F.r tre'ist i.rk jb Fa
' i Pacsftf
fVv.s.iraj . "Jhe J-if e-itv UliT
Word.-
lasal&r ' Wort ib
f saTr " Oriental Ckurcbes and
Pray i y N'anj fi r WcA ar. ? VI rk
' In Japan. Pao t iiat
Ihuraday.
Tc-ptr -S:ciaJ aiii Ejatir.a;
Vk era si Japan. e the Pavtti&r Ctasai
te wt i nai -"iei a the- j" ei I "
lset Km ia! J fe ;r, J-jpar. '
jj-ai:ef -rrtMtiMnip in AciawB.
1" i i r ire Ft" f :v-lr Japai ,
tfte Ptrfi&c C-oa.t.
rrdy,
)vtikr:aS - "H-.rmvi to Kit."""
" r ci; ii 3t f -"Vtif ar. ;
Mooef. " ' -
I'.&i it tr.e Hi." rf ?i i
' t . 4 ). , .
I "r i v f r ' - ' n 't'i .j
n-.--ai ani f -.reitir. " j.i- ;
dtjjrfay.
t. r r ,wi w f; -non I
Prat ths; e may f-e S
1
A III
t- !BJ!
plan of pef e, the revelation f or
v. jv vs;i i IT1'". !!''
. i
thr-n nam ta r.ftte cn anujer ana
td tr.e iraii v it !;.v t n tnt rftiNiti l
mucaf-tl. f r. i - ' ) s I n 0
an
rr.aKr un tt;ir-.
y
f ime an-
i.ther aol a-t r-(.n,.iv lf w t.l
himself.
liarara Phliathea Sunday rhool
The Baraca-PhilatheB County Sur.-.ty-h'l
Convention will meet at
,-inr Fs5S Baptist churirh w Sun
day. Nov.?mieT II Prof. A. B. Wil
hamH, State seA-retury, will he pres
ent ...
n .!-v is.il:. .n ii estendet to the ife
rean ur-l Fidelts classes to attend,
ar.-i alt' "ther nraniied Sunday
svhtMtU ,f the county,, as it is the
these pathtrinirf ta fur-Ktmday-s
hivd work of the
purftnti"
ther the
.county.
liiiiner will ! served i.n th.
rounds, and it u h j.t thai the a!
lendunt'e w iii he i ' ''-
KKlvmTr'R
.me I iching Trip
,S(Mr: El. J.uif-.f. W T Snuth
rlai.H W A. Webster. Frank Ue
,j,i,, .U--. IWl and lr. Xt:hvw- l
n. n. ( !,:!?, Kh kinchins -..,".(-, (
!y. -Iv-iiU--- !h it they v:uU,.! . H
t .- i f.re.-d-. ii-h.'t-ifh an ..! !-nn; t ;
in ..hundaiji-e in the T i- j.
ern- N'.Tth t'.sivfimt. Th?y w "t i I
.iti....i ii. iii.-. -siirv ur i !
id .U-ft
fr tht-.r trip
...;,5(,i. 'fu-r brcikfat. Tuesday
i.u ! niiijt. m-tore-1 through th coun
try, t.U-ppir.g'tvr a short time in
C,iw!iiro nnd arrivirnf here abut
f,.ur .Vt.H-k in the afternoon, took
in the town and went on out to Supss
p,nd.tn Bladen county, where they
spend a week fishin and in
other sports, such as the woihIs of
HladeB cwnty, full of the vartous
kinds of game, afffford. 1
;;greeks will
NOT AID
ALLIES
Prospect For Allies to5
Induce Greet to Take
Sides With Serb
CRISIS IN GRKI-XI
at ..aVttnki Jfcaa Hrrr 1 bought
fc mb m
.aJWMh, its. tor f.v.r
ad' pwT-
;f t.U Wk f VfYiCiS..
t wfc'ih.
1 -, 1 . ...
? -jiJs the xae . the e-x-pretsie
i jif. .wui 5umb e Use ivrm guv
, tfnrrr. 'u y i.e-Jrai 'y.
Te 't iJei .t at tie ir.ercy
? i ;" r,e ,enJiv 0iar;y in liu
' LB?' 4ht 4XJ!f!reJAB is-
I attattpt wr nsaie t tura it
mj. ifciij artL.i;rag jancoS-atxun t'f Par
' ,BmeTt r.d a -.rj-er,t to, lfe
iKfi Mi-j . !r-is-ct.ed
jhvp --f 'ireek a,d in the defer of
S 'i.a :.we be-hef ib at.ll he.d Fere that
t is R-t tjy la: t twrn the tafoi.es h
he maier The departure for the
east if Ixird KiU-her.er after confer--a,-e
b Par. ish Premier Bnand,
(aSM!rsa uii4o.i the ar n-ucU'r.
artd fr.era Jvffre, the coBimaBder-in-thief
of Ih feld frie. ka iriVe
tifi4fic that 'tis rampaufrn i t b'
'irr,ei errrefH a'iy l) the ma'.
lb. kuws She e.-t ft'er than a!
I matt ey b e'e.
1 A4 ! from Saionict and other
5.- t :j trit nj. h iar,:i
fMV ths wr thouirnt b. near t
lr.sL stt-re ;re lm.irjr infyiv-i ul. Swiw.i.
c . rL-f n-,.i ti- P"-.;'s lihei !
-. .', .a bi-; i .r ! - Ki i ren jf.-tf:
ftoi.ip wwbs are contiBually leavjr.. :
.' . ' ! . h eti-y Jj" l- r.
j-i.i f ;.i . ; 'i .t - ir-.iv!-.' it r
-, ... e r ,n ' f rr.n i
u' - hi 'i!.ut 1 u-t amra ( A .
i tie A it i...'.. , ui!h the :r
. - ,-. - r: i re K..-
.,...!';!! n n. rNi'H'Mtr in le
,i . i e j ! 1 1 4 e 1 to mane a -i?
,-vr.t on Buiuans from the t.
Mi' win. v i' -rthi rB and easier..
Sin-., .ii-. i i ?t the M ntir.crin froi
tier, ii;- battJei are in piojf reas
Fhe Aiiktr-i'erBiari claim to be ad
,itnrir,g .ai-i aloBg te line and to hav,
learhed the Morava river which ha
been crossed at sume points. In their
advance they are picking up prison
ers, Kiir. and war material.
The Sloniengrins. like their Serb
itin alius, are fighting stubbornly jn
defense of their country and report
that they have repulsed an attempt
by the Austrian to cross their bor
der from ller-jegovina and captured
f.ur gum, a quantity of supplies and
a few men. They also claim success
over the Austrian in the Sanjak
(Novipaiar) "where they capturevl
fuur m-.re field runs and several hun
dred nien.
In the south the French are report
ed to ie over the Bulgarian frontier,
where !'! have taken several vil-
j H w.ml i appear, therefore, that
j-r,i! iii p-. wers. who h.'ive obtasm-.i
hheir initial obiei live, the opening of
d
i Sotia an I t onstantinopie
.ve a of !t;htmg ahead of th.r.:
S..-V1 i-i 'i--to be .-ve'rw helmed.
1 'he .ii iitb. r, whi. h ha. turned
b.i- iiol iiite.i-fcreJ w iih llu
t,sian' offensive along the eastern
rit
t he Kusstii'ii-huve extended i
their atucks to the district west ut
Riira ami thence to the south o.
i(vinsk.
They are keeping the Hermans or.
the move and the latter admit that in
the region of Lake Sventen the Rus
sian' penetrated. -their lines.
The battles continue, although
i .uher side is making any material
progress. The Russians claim to have
taken 8,000 prisoners by a thrust
aero the Stripa, while the Germans
1 IHE RfAARI-KS 4 0LRT.
Bu- And JnUrcsiUng Tribunal Hand- j
wjr Out JuHlirf t the l.a -Break-
t : . ' ... s
) J ,e l"t,rod.
.uty.
I J :,ti sfH s.wptiwed upon payment id"
j asb. '
j J.,ts McAk-sVe-r, asAstait with 4e4
y t,i.th.fii. I'JVa!a.: f'..o,is gv
'or jdfc-ti.-rt
1
w f
j .is
jr. IWsvnis&tis h.wKi nr. j
KIT CHWt BB Cf
I'jt'rrkAh, iuitii f cry vrcti-
4 .
I t v$ f. r.-".'.l, i. .1-.-
iP:e vus..y: t ai.d wl si.if, ' a irr.fieJ his ir.Ufr'jn to ' '
1 i- vs Watwj. a5.r ; gvty P ayr . t-e j.ree)t, and he nsOl make the pre-
f-r inswVt. iirjd v--t jy- j aentatMm wi tk prt of tR Stat 1 Nw Yrk, Nov-. 4. President Wi3
jnn". .if rit - ! A'ter thes ert a mepuwa peed th adjmiBistrat.cn cam-
i. .i-rt Mei-.Mi, i,a-drjrr.j : I'e-;w'2 le te-ndre-i tr.e pufil.c, eis I pgn or jt national defense pro
fmHMt . fkwb ' jrway. Prayer Xr Jiai-y tfee, Board f Rtrecbors land jjfraja is a Mi-Esprehensive and cavretjl-
w( .- jvk;. stent .ii.vtifi j: jwiyxert of
tf ti?!-'-
I f-'o ThMfpaon.wUii.rjir. ifejtVfld-
art -fiejiiar.a ti-i: ! J-ij i oe-
Juci:at, SA- and eoatc.
PROGRAM
1 1 MiiFKLAMJ (Ol'MY
RARACA-I'HILATHEA
CONVENTION
CtlJAK FALU BAPTIST tUL'KCH
Sunday, Ntivember It,
1915.
Mornini;.
jft jti-S,jr9: and devotiiial ser ite
foodurt! hv Kev J. SI. He
,er
I" HI- A eU-jrre Ad S en Mr Vi !
r t .i
r -ju a; K -
. tiaii, rr.ve'-v- e
,i Jj,",---tiwarte".' k vei evtue Panel
f,.ru. -. i -
Hail, lira. iiitrcnr.tti u
(Hue.
."ii - A . rev i hrtt Buraivi I'r i i
'Ovj !! . -
1 Uf S.ibs Mit, !.i.i
fa VeUeVu.e.
jV-A-i-irct-. l". f A I. tti
iiam, denera! e.rtar o!
lara, a .lu- u I r... i
. i5 jJ-tet- I ei.tr fali
. .'if ,,;e ti-j s fvelev.!,e iir
eheetra.
-: it B'Beoiettiji.
Jii.'.r. r . n
AitemiNMi.
to -Or. hestra. v-vf and prayer
. in v ire.
i -lire-- " t.,.t Our ( ijs is
li , 1 t ' '
Fayetteville First Baptist
( hurvh Junior l huathea ii.ss
t.oriia AKt u.-ki.!-.
!5 tinl.t -J'.i
l ii
Ad iie.-s: " hat t-nt:tute a
(riant I'resi.ient an.i U ell
Koutxiet Seieturj " M
dreepe.
Report of t ominittees. Busi
.'II
ness.
1.45 Award 1'nes
i (Kt Benetiiction.
Mr. S. J.Cobb. of Lumber Bridge,
.as in town a short while Saturday.
leolare that they have captured
ri.tiOt).
The Italians are pushing their of
fensive, but on the western front the
vghting consist only a local engage
ments. Illusion of- Utilitarians Try to F-n-
velop a French f orce.
London, Nov. 7. A division of 25,
iOO Bulgarians is attempting to en
. . lop the French force in the Vaian
hivi region, 'according to information
:om Bulgarian soitliers oi.taine.l by
i (ireek outpost m -the Helasica
niiuntain, says a Renter Sab niki iis-
I auh. Arti'deiy and rifle tire; has
j ee.n hear.t at the nut (Hist station. .
Bulgarian sheila are reportwl 'to
i.'uve. fail.-li i.n .thi breach north of
. liuevgeli, but allied, reiittwi cements
..rt- pa.-ying ' ioevg. :i letr. iiti iy. it
sevted
fH-romii mciui i t(utnw as .ie-
ilarii.g iht Serps are holding iirm at
liabnna pns and that pass is pile.1
deep with Bulgarian dead. At the
point more than 1,000 Bulgarians
were caught between? cross tire and
annihilated.
An important French contingent
was landed - Saturday at Saloniki
a her additional landing . facilities
have been granted the allies after
negotiations with the Greek authorities.
PATRON UE 1 HE
INDEX JOB OIFUE
WUeli .(, re n t.eect -of let
ter Heads, 3t!i Heads, NV.e
Head., Haird JJ,Jt. PrvgT.n-t.
MiruU;s, Irti.ift, Hiiieipt or
at. ihr-g jnjt U.i The
ii.v.-i vmb fiif you good wtrk
and ri-eb ary job 'JS tn U;.s
jiwi f iJje Stat, T-y t vith
our lie it tirvief jw.rf ju .'j i-e
vxivirtc3.
Ve Li.ie the n.ohjrei ,
In.e, the nw?n anj js f.ll jo-jr
lirin r M-nd aur wdt-rs to
Th Jndes. FayeUeviiie, V C.
Formal Opening.
1 Triy fecj-jr etrir IS. TLe
fvert nil be a very ir.e-ft stnd r-
' U-e Aivry Eoard of I-ady Managers
I Jionl!i- frmal invsUtivn
wH fc i-aed. Mr ..iuKnters and
, n-nuu ue miLru jvej ui
a'.terw.
House Burned.
Mr. T. t. MartiB, who lives, aoout
.x mj)es tout tf tvc. n Pearce's
Mil. bowniihip, happened to the min-
vrtuA of jyett.tr.jr his house and con
I -erts Jeiroyed by fire last Wednea
iday r.ijfht. Mr. Martc bays that he
j thir.is they were awakened by the ev-
p.itr. uf fruit jars in which they
hay canned fruit. The family just
escaped with their lives, Umng every
thing except three, chairs and or.
sofa.
lENTEXTB ALLIES WILL LAND
1KIM;P Af GREEK. VHABES
Paris Xuv 7 An Athens ditpaUhi
..j - .lareta.em with the lca!
, tit mM-i ties trie entente aiiies wiil con-
vfj,i a .i, nisss a .,ew roe 4
' aifiuai i-i iavi!itite e.immuciiu -
u-.fi (between the wharves and the
.uj'ojii terminus. The authorities
. have T.'el, tie J!.e pimi- -l.'C
?e rl f tj,e -a nerves to lar.U
i roups when tiie wharves, are not re-,u-
id f r t,r.-ek trri-pi
KT SSI AN
io HI :
PRISON EHS FORCEIf
HOI" li OVS N I I.Ol'I t
mj I : .:i -extracts-
ifeiH
liit parpon l.o I,,
two letters founa on the bodies of
uerman soiaiers on the tiebt of i.ji.iic
n,.vc been puohshed' by the inipena:
m.i'( . . ! in ii T.t the i.n
i ic of the war. The firstireads:
-in this -case, when 'the aavance te-'n.e-
loo Laid, we tjKe Ru-.-i,n, p' t
criers and drive tnem oefore us
i.'Jinst their fellow countrymen.
I'hus they at least in some measure
diminish our losses."
l i t second reputed uotattoi: t A
lovsr",.-
"We don't kno what to do uh
prisoners. Henceforth we shall drive
c . try Rui Aian w.c ourrendei j .'iefort
Hit; line of our foi ti Uaticns to be
shot."
The commission aiu.uunces that me
Utters wilt be pilot. igraphe 1 and
U;.if!ated into the !e.. itng languages
i i ihe world
Fl'NFRAL OV 1R- C. E. TAVOR
HELD AT HOME. WAKE FOREST
Wake Forest, Nov. 6. The funeral
of Or. Charles E. Taylor, former
president of Wake Forest. College
and professor' of moral philosophy ,
. h,.l:
;th occurred' Fridav niorn-
ing, "took 'place this morning at !l
o'clock. The funeral service was
conducted from the home by Re
W. N. Cullom, 1. IV, and Rev Waiter
N. Johnson. The ceremony was sim
ple but impressive.
The house was Iiiie-i with rel-.ttvis
and friends, including the facility of
the college and prominent members'
of the board of trustees. A long file
of students accompanied the body to
the ct nictery, from the home.
Cotton Market.
The price of cotton yesterday:
Good middling r. 10 3-4c
Strict middling 10 5-hc
Middling lO.I Sc
Hives, eczema, itch or salt iheum
sets you cracy. Can'. bear the touch
of your clothing. Doan's Ointment is
fine for skin itching. All druggists
sell it, 50c a bov Aiv
PRESIDENT
! SPEAKS AT
j BANQUET
i
I Nation Must Be Prepar
i ed to Defend Itself,
! President Says
i DEFENSE PROGRAM
lie Calls I poflr Men of JLvery Shade
uf J'wliticai Thought to Rally to .
If is lAeense I'rof raw.
j !y prepared address delivered iter
j tueigfat at the Manhattaa Gub baa-
qjet. H d.eiired soierr.nSy. Jaat tM
L'mted State had r,o aygre&sive par
po?e, but must Jb. prepared ta de
fend itie! in c-rder to assujee "full
. !.lerty and sel-develcipnier.t." Sig
nsf larstjy, he said that ''with wr-
selves io : this (great raat-ter we' asso
ciate all the peoples of our own hem
isphere," adding that "we wish not
only for the United Stauss but for
them tiie fullest' freedom of independ
ent growth of action."
The President was received witk
enthusiastic applause as he entered
the banquet hall, and during bis ad
address. The hall was decorated with
American flags and filled, even to th
galleries with Democrats happy over
their victory of Tuesday in New York
city. When the President arose to
speak every one applauded untii he
was forced to signal for quet.
The People Are Inquiring.
'Within a year," said the Presi-
1 ifent, "we have witnessed what w
I 1:1 .
pM mn ji., Eliro.
! t.
1 jrrrrii iviiim. ii3,o..i.tl u, two
Kretest" nations of the world. Th
,'f,uerices of ;he great war are everyr
where in the air. Aii Europe is in
ba't'e. Force everywhere speaks out
with a loud and imperious voice in a
t tanic struggle of governntent. and
i rt-m one end of our own dear country
to the other men are asking "one' an
tht r 'vhat aur own fvrve is, how tar
we are -.prepared to maintain our--i
' . t against nay iiUerference with
ji i "iioaar.act in ordevelophjeBt."
Ti'.e President -called upon "men cf
ail shinies' cf political opinion'' to
rally the support vi the defense
p.. gram. ' He said it represented the
' tie.-: professional and expert .'pinion
of the country" and gave warning
that "if men differ with me -in this
vital matter,-! -shall ask thera to make
it clear how far and in what way they
are interested in making the -permanent
interests of the country safe
against- disturbances." ,
No Need to Feel Panic).
There is no need for the country to
feel panic-stricken, the President de
clared, because it stands; in fnen.ly
relations, w ith the world- He spoke of
ihe I'mted States as "a nation too big
and gnerous to be exacting, but yet
courageous enough to defend its
rights and liberties of its people
wherever assailed or involved
Outlining the defense program the
President said it included an increase
in the standing army, the training
within the next three years of, 400,-.
Ot'O c;u.en soldiers to be raised in an
nua! forces of ' 1 33,000 and- the
strengthening f the National Guard,
tie. laid partu.ui.u- empha-!- n 'the
need of ampu- equipment.
The president declared that tjl
navy already is a ' very great and
elTivietit. force." ti:t that in order t
bring it to a pi tot of - ctra-.;rd;hary'
force and e:Ti.-icmy" -a 'de'iiittv pviH y
rti'.i.-t i-e a.i p"'.-d h.isii-!,c
an adeipuii'.e supjdy it ns ; :i
ettu'.ptncnt fi'- Ailed.
America Should 1 1 usi
'In aiiiti- n to speak iWg on N
defense, the Prea.dt-r.t attacked
wh.i 1 ve other countries bvt'oi
i.d
t ,i '
uonal
"men
than
America," and tiieti who stir up re-,
ligious and sectarian antagouc-m. He
declared that such men should, b
"called to a reckoning."
Just before the dinner the Preai
dei:t sh.xik hands with all the gliosis,"
including Charles-F. Murphy.
The guests included Secretary of
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