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NEW BERN SEMI-WEEKLY JOURNAI i NEW BERN, NORTH CAROLINA JUNE 15 1915 i- it- 1 HE WAR IN BRIM following their auccen. I the Baltic rations th Ru- aian BMW dalm consider.- ble victory let Gal tU, The AusfrcwOcrman forces which arc attempting to advance on Umber from the south are ald b lk Ruittan war office to have bar defeated la battle alo ni the Dniester, near urawna. eaat ol Stry. Aa unofficial dispatch tram ' Geneva aays the Teutonic force were driven hack at two points on the Dniester. The first larfle battle of the Italian campaign now Is un der way. having been brought . on. by the attempt of the Ital- iana to force the Isonzo river. runnlnd north from the Gulf of Trieste. Dispatches from Colondnc and Geneva men- Hon heavy firfhtintf. particu- larly near Gorrlsia on the east side of the river, twenty-two miles northwest of the city of Trieste. The Cologne re- ' port states that the Italians were repulsed at this point as well as near Gradisca and Monfalcone. Capture of Mon- falcons by the Italians was announced officially from Rome Thursday. According to the Geneva advices the bat- tie has not been decided. Aus- trlan losses In the Gorrlsia flrfht are placed at 8,000 to 10,000. Two Rrltlsh fUhlnii smack In the North Sea were attack- cd and sunk by Zeppelins. Submarines sank the British steamer Strathcarron of 2,- 800 tons and a Russian bark. No lots of life is reported in any case. BRYAN SAYS THAT NOTE WAS CHANGED Cl.l , J n!!"L ? i FAMOUS MYSTERY lit iiuaivj vvukum Were Altered After Hit Resignation Was Handed In. Tells Why He Signed First Missive. Washington, D. C, June 12. For the Brut lime since bis resigna tion, William Jennings Bryan, former secretary of state, today charged in a formal statement that the recent note went to Germany which he re mised to sign, was changed after be had tendered his resignation. Note "Softened" 'These changes," said Mr. Bryan, 'while very much softening the note. were not however sufficient in my judgment for me to ask permission BELIEVE VANDERBILT'S BO- DY HAS BEEN FOUND London, June 1. A body beheved to be that of Alfred Gywnite Vanderbllt, drown- ed In the Lusitanta disaster, has been recovered near Flsh- erstrcct, on the west coast of Ireland. It w? found by an old woman who wM col- lectlnrf seawood and Idcntl- fled by papers -fetid a mono- drained wutrh. FHherstrect is ignore than 200 miles from the spot where the Lusitania was torpedoed. REMAINS UNSOLVED One Year Ago Last Thurs day Nelms Girls Disappeared Atlanta, June 12. One year ago Thursday June 10, 1914 Mrs. El oise Nelms-Dennis boarded an At lanta and West ' Point train in the Terminal station bound for New Orleans and the West, her departure marking the first aet in one of the greatest mystery dramas that has ever puzzled police and detectives in this country. Two days later Mies Beatrice Nelms, a younger sister,' left Atlanta and the next day June 13 joined Mrs. Dennis in New Orleans. At 7:90 o'clock on the night of June 14 the two sifters stepped from a train in ! j eurred in June. 1914, as a result of 't la eoalaat villi a live mire while making eseae repair at the cotton Bull. "There Lad been a lor at and the aahsnery had beea stopped. The ease of A. L. Sullivan against the R. J. Keystohts abacoo Co. was non-auited aad aa appeal was taken to the supreme atari In 'hi.- om the plaintiff alleged that he purchas ed a plug of tebaern manufactured by the defendant aad when he bit into it his teeth stnek a strange foreign body of sapie sort that "busted" in his month He did not know what it was, but thought it must be some sort of bur. probably a burdock bur. HOLDERS OF THE FEDERAL PLUMS MUCH PERTURBED Situation In North Caro lina Has An Omnious Appearance to withdraw my resignation. As Germany had suggested arbitration, j Antoaio Texag and vam9hea. I leu inai we oouio not, no .ess since that time, despite an interna- reply to this oiler by expressing a tioI eh by Mrs. John W. Nelms, willingness to apply the principle mwthw of the mifming and of the peace treaties to the case." w,w Marshall Nelms. aided bv the Detailed Explanation hast of deteotives, no word has been Mr. Bryan's statement also gave fcjgH of either the g;Rterg more detailed explanation of his vintnr E lnne. the Portiand law- reasons for leaving the cabinet. In . M t who t(.k. order that his silence as to why . A.nn .j i.,);. nn be signed the first note to Germany I f. .-- of meHflrini- the. irirls. ana aia not sign tne secona migni . ... arB ., Antonio await- not be construed by his critics as in- . fi . afi.iamnbv thft TT;ted States consistent of his former attitude, Supreme Court as to whether they (BY W. T. 10ST) Raleigh, June 12. Holders of Fed eral positions in many departments here did their best to look pleasant until today when It began to look ominous to deputies in both the offi he declared that he did not entire- ghftU brought to Atlanta for trial in ly agree wun me language i conneotion with the .famous mystery. nrst note mil signed it oecause ill Atlanta Case Chosen contained expressions of willingness Although Mrs. Nelms and Marshall on the part of this government to Nelmg both ftre sa.is,fied tlie gigterg employ the principles of peace in mlirdrred and their bodies de- inVestigating the controversy and stroyed by gome powerful acid, the also for the reason that it embodied murder charge wag dismissed for the a discission of the presence of Am- t . th evidnee erican passengers on belligerent ships . lnnw,g wftg circumstantial, and carrying munitions. ., wfts th or.inion iawvers that the Atlanta ease was the stronger. The Inneses are under indictment here for larceny after trust, on evi dence that Mrs. Dennis turned over to him large sums of money for in vestment in "Mexican and Western lands." An exhaustive search has failed to reveal any trace of the in vestments. When Mrs. Dennis left Atlanta, it was with the purpose of meeting In nes, she having declared they were to be married. Miss Beatrice aecompa nied her sister for the purpdsc of ob- tiaining from limes receipts and pa FOUR CONVICTS MAKE ESCAPE Succeeded in Getting Safely Away From Craven Chain Gang ' ' If? aflatiaS'bamj St I 4 A FRANK WITNESS IS NOW IN JAIL Pour convicts made their eseape from the Craven county chain gang last night about eight o'clock. The ...mi. i-lil.li jo in ri li i rtr.i nf J A. v,..UK, ,.. ... . . . ,L,. , t.,.,.A ... mill,.. ; 1,.1,, fo.ru Kniit pers, neuuiiiig .mini) t.O iwiiHU iivsax. m v . . i i twelve miles from New Bern. The h,m. bv. Mrs. Dennis, and bringing men who escaped were trusties, and em to Atlanta tor sare-Keep- it is stated that the. sentence that I" some of them were serving had al- r . I t JL.n P,.w (Ik, .ii.iinn tli.,1 Ml.Q at niiriil aa u via I linuii lflin 'i n. Irstnl under runrd and a short time aftc time to go with Mrs Dennis, the lat- ..,ili,,r fe .,r in nui I It 13 A lit? thev were supposed to have gone to " rZ 1....I In. nrnard wortf (i, llwir ('.'111111 ' "T" 6 " 7 v" 'In r . .k I ID. to see that they were there and learn- T"" ed that they were gone. A short H Mr!' Innf,8 tk!1 'f8?d Left Atlanta Separately The sisters left Atlanta on sop ces and in the field. Until the two collectors went to Washington and interceded for their districts hope enough was left here to make everybody happy. But it looks much like Collector Bailey must give up two deputies in the office and three or four in the field. The call for reduction of expenses has been sq insistent that it may result in the cutting off of the collector's chief deputy whose salary, in the nature of things, is larger than- that of any other man in the subordinate places. Party leaders regret the rigorous necessity that appears to back the government in its retrenchment plans. It indicates a receding revenue tha' isn't pleasant to make speeches about next year. The fact that the present administration in Raleigh has made a brilliant record in wrecking dis tilleries and filled the penitent iaricj with illicit dealors, and the further fact that all liquor making of what soever description has been stopped, may not le able to satisfy the long ing of a dislodged party for the where fore of this scarcity of money. And scarcity of money is all that appears to be callinp for the reduc tion of the forces in collector's and marshal's offices. It isn't easy to reply to Commissioner Osfcorn's sug gtion that the Raleigh offices could dispense with considerable help if the state officers did their duty. The immemorial testimony of the Federat officers during the Taft and Roosevelt administrations was that the county sheriffs and deputies were rather indifferent assisting thetn in whiskey rsids. It is harder to take that from a bis Democrat like Colo nel Osbom. John C. Lumsden at Home John C. Lumsden one of Raleigh's SENATOR SIMMONS ASSURES PRESIDENT OF NORTH CAROLINA Senior Senator Tells Wilson People of This State Are With Him FAVORS LAST NOTE Believes That It Will Bring About the Desired Results Washington, D. ('.. June 12. Senator Simmons, who arrived here yesterday told the President that the people of North Carolina are with him in his differences with William J. Bryan over the German note. Ask ed if the dissension of Mr. Bryan would detract from the support of President Wiloon in North Carolina, Senator Simmons declared emphati cally that it would not. lie said the president was stronger than ever after his note was read in the State. After his conference with the Pres ident, Senator Simmons said: "The President's action with respect to Germany is approved strongly by the people of my state. 1 have jusl come from the State and have been traveling about through it. While the last note had not been published when I left there its general tenor was known. The people not only ap prqved it, but they approved it up roariously and more strongly than anything else issued in my time. Not only Democrats, but Republicans, I find are with the President in this matter." Senator Simmons likes the note and told the president so. The note to Germany was an agreeable surprise to many visiting statesmen in Washington. Mr. Bry an's resignation had prepared every body for an ultimatum. The wonder now is why the Nebraskan got, out. It is hinted i n local papers this af ternoon that he will begin an active fight for a prohibition plank for the next Democratic, platform. Collector A. D. Watts is here today conferring with Commissioner W. H. Osbom. Collector Bailey of Raleigh is due tonight. The purpose of the gathering of the clans is said to be to look alter the distribution of the funds for the next fiscal year. It is believed how ever, that the gubernatorial situation will be discussed at length. Senator Simmons lias sold to Di rector of the Census Rogers a portion of his lot on Maoombs street. Mr. Rogers will build a home and bring his familv here. GENERAL CARRANZA li AFTER MORE POWER VlSSSS-Th. SONDIED IN JAir UadTof Tne Mex! MOTHER IS SUING icans. Villa Not Heard From By President. Washington. I). C, Jum U. In accordance with the expectation' ..f officials here. General Carranza been issued in two cases to he brousjH Catawba Sheriff and Promi nent Men Are De fendants Newton, Jum 1 1. - Summons has today replied to President Wilson's iiot' to the Mexican leaders and in timated that be is the only man in Mexico who can and does fulfill the requirements outlined by Uie president a-s necessary for the man who can and will "receive the moral lupport" of the Uniled States. Wants Recognition The leader of the Constitutional! ' faction in his reply did not ask di rectly for the recognition of the Con stitutionalist cause either tactily or otherwise, but detailed at great length I he contention of the party of whi-b lie is at the head and told of the re forms and conquests accomplished by it. Is In Control. General Carranza pointed oul that the Constitutionalists control all the seaports in Mexico and recently have been successful in a numlier of im portant military engagements. Under his leadi rship. he declared, are nine tenths of the population of Mexico. The note has reached I he Stale Department but has not been con sidered by Bet-rotary ad intrem Lan sing or by the president. The com munication will be placed in the pres ident's hands Monday. Officials de clare that it is extremely doubtful whether the president will take any immediate action in regard to it. Villa Is Silent General Carranza's reply is inter preted here as an indication that the -first, chief" is willine to sacrifice is own ambition for the good of the country and will consent to step down and out if peace is restored in Wicn Aecordine to all indications :n .."i. ....l CI..I T,,,,.'l However, Vina wui aiwiiipi iu defiance of the United States and will vigorously resji st any effort by the American government to interfere with Mexican affairs even though it be for the good of the country. His official reply to the President's communication lias not boon receiv ed but unofficial versions of it have reached the ears of the Administra te Mrs. Margaret I'ox of Clim-s Town ship, this county, agaiiiKt the sheriff and jailer. J. A Isenhour and J. 0. Gilbert, and the Itondsincu on the sheriff's official bond, P. K. Isenhour, Thomas K. Hunsucker and Edgar V. Little, for alleged damages for the death of the plaintiff's son. Eugene Knx. w'io died in the county jail about two months ago. while serving a sen tence of days for an affray. In the action against the two offi cials alleged damages will he asked on the ground of menial anguish; and in the action against the officers and the bondsmen alleged damages will be asked for the alleged wrongful death of the plaintiff's son. The complaint lias not been filed. The plaintiff brings the suils in forma pauperis. Reuben Fry and Garland Travis, the two young white men w ho escaped from the county jail yesterday after noon by removing the iron bars from a window on the second floor and dropping to the ground, have not been caught, although pursuit was started before the fugitives were out of sight, and the streets were filled with people. A big crowd joined the man hunt, but the men made good their escape. Fry escaped several months ago while awaiting trial on charge of retailing, was arrested in South Carolina and brought back to Newton a few days ago. He is regarded as a shrewd young fellow and the feeling just now is that he will permm-n tly change Ins ad dress. Travis was being held on charge of robbing the Huitt store at Claremont in December. eigh and will remain here a di two. He called on Secretary Adoo and other friends in the ministration today. Me-Ad- No report of the whereabouts of (Veil Bowden, colored, who mur dered Henry Pollock, also colored, at Dover Wednesday night, has yet reached New Bern and it is believed that he has completely evaded the officers in his flight for liberty. J iit a. t ,.i:.. V... , i,,. I . .l. . . i f . m... inn ooi in ic iiuriut nuai Bi'ii'iii i.v m, :...., .,,,, , ,...t nriieo rn I lie Wn, Vnrt .Ii.tm 11 Mrs Nim "Onn OX, Ol V.OVB WlJ. r- . . . rvuuC.. .' .. ... ,. ....... i . , ... . inonr on ne ouesiion oi exiraoiuoii io .... in mi r inn nn Ti li ml inu wnvi home from New Bern and informed Atlanta is expeeted within tw fcur years for the manslaughter m 6 H,rv::ts, m had , - tmm b-ker f .::Znz in the direction of New Bern Prea V y Prfcfi York. I5T.L-:JITaiT two ano one half miles away. n t0 the rant!n? of 2.nd'. ! Mr. Lumaden, who belongs to a maintaming a disorder y house - and -1 hour counsel for the Inneses, already has . ma in a bust HEE&iaLSSC m night nothing had been heard nes, deal over a patent right. Many MANY VETERANS ATTEND DINNER Was Given Them Yesterday By Daughters of the Confederacy out funds, she had to go to jail Mrs. Stevens was found guilty by Justice Collins, Hermann and Frcs from them. "" f m lne m lu" "TT Tu. ' circumstances showed, the killing in tne event none is aiiowea at an n . hn undrt guch provoca- ....... L (iv-iJ avf i. loaiu than ft lO 1100 I . t ... . .V Th. nfH rooms at. the Court I""" T . T, .T. . tion as to raise seriously tne que- " " rv na i .f t hi TifiaAtiAPi flAttintr AiiT, I . u n ivi siKWKs-i ' U nn nf rnlv mil Hi At . BIWWniUi FREAK OF NATURE DOWN ATBEAUFORT Chicken There Comes Into World Remarkably Endowed . i ...I ., ..r,.. nnn mm m tm iw.iiiir kithhhhii U.1111 Lilt,! . . . ... . vv. v. r. u., ... -!- ""- r.umxZr, 1 that Mrs. Nelms already has spent . . m . nnp nf thfl most IMWW .,,, ,. 11 .It ......... AIT I'lHK WI H M 1 1 IT 1 I T Hf . -a U . . a m . JaJVW" urv ...,,. u... u.,Tr:--- ------ i 110.000 in her tireless scarcn lor trace lltf for the Reigh man of the giris. . hv iurv tne ew York her plea and Htood trial I of their time in the office are very . . I ' ... t 1 .J i ,l. ; 1 . - 1 L rei . .. 1 .. .. 1 . .. .1 m 1 i'i 11 1 I'll 1 1 v e r 1 lie lien 111 1 1 1 n 1 . . ... . . 1 lie iiiiein v,,in eonuueilH" il lenoi 1, - " I m n ,, tnu freniii.nl tr hu Unelaruit 1.... . . ., 10 i .t ,u .1.. . ;.. Unnul off from th iwakv littla flv. . Z ."77. . . nailers said, but tne sentence w 10 ... u.....a w .m. ,nr , n.Ku. B,r. w ---- r r-" that she would "spend tier every pen- - w. .. homioide hftn 80 manv extenuating elements in it ncei.. 1 i.;k n iko ,i,.rtiKi. H was aiSV O.ie muu jmn vimv v ... n a desperale plight Mr. Lumsden is pardoned after oerfeel hvhavior and following a Btrong fight for him Were at home He will be received with old time murdered. Hhc made an affidavit that mstcaa 01 puinn ue uoors UJ. l to ron to ewtn the person guilty rrai'g naa nen a visitor at ner noure wu uu"umhi. j i q. yng about the disi and that he khow him well. Utor ottoe is being soreaned separately. l( hw ji, umTCtractotl this Rte.tement in toto. Bhe oalltned that she was perse-1 ruled by the police here, but the jus tfow msintained that the evidence. bmittedby Inspector pwyer's plain- clotliesnMn was sufficient to prove her TO MAKE IMPROVKMKM S NEW BERN AGAIN RUSSIANS LOSE DEFEATS RALEIGH To Put Concrete Floor In "But ton" Headquarter ir i B.TT t nr riiaiTn r V A IM I A 1 1 T rlllW I. affection her.' for lie was one of the aa a iwm vr eily s popular young ioiiowb win ., ur went to New York. He ttarried Miss Petrograd, June 12. Under heavy Miller, a sister of Reed MMsr. the pressure from the Russian left wiif w T' f' w L i u-Z .. .! mi i,P limlhnr is In his six - General Von LJnsiagen's AurtrGer r. ... Hll ttMl. 0.1. '" - Italeigh was again defeated by the locals yesterday to t h Frore of 8 to Harker twjrtog had the Ral eigh team at his mercy. Hitting on both sides made the game interest- m tMt np " eigh. ing. The gam. was called at the upon mlcrg from the aouth is nag I t CITY LEA Gill; Saturday's Result Firemen 1 Ghent ff the battle of Ottynla, 2(1 miles south- east of Stanlslau. CASE COMPROMISED ...11. ..1 1 l. .11 .. k. n. .1.1.. k Following the instruction, of the end of the fifth inning by agreement ! . , .tll,omnt ,,wUv MMrW ik. Fire Department Committee of the in order to let the eity league players f 1 nm A...irn.(irmaa. U n 1 iu a-i 1 . a I ivwi-iv w" " yt p,,mf , v wei engineer hkve the diamond at 4:15 p. m. 01 tne fuiio ore vrucas, 11. r. wiuianrs yesterday raovel the truck stationed In thr headqnarters of the New Bern Company to the New Bern Gar age, where it will remain while a con crete floor Is being made. At the June meeting of the Board It Was stated by one of the members that the alee pets supporting the floor to this buildine were badly doeay. d and on a motion the Fire imparl men l Uofnmiteca ware ln atruetrd to tear the otd flotr out and otrna eonerwte floor. A base will be mad. .op th. Am. af old brUk anil nt baa aiJU -.1... r..u; ... . mm .ueif. One of the most enjoyable soeinl events held in New Bern in some time was tho dinner given by the Daugh ters of tho Confederacy to the Con federate Veterans at the foot of Cra ven street yesterday at noon. A large number of Veterans, also Sons of Veterans and invited guests all of whom enjoyed the good things that the ladies had prepared for this occasion. Relreshents were served . . U- , 1 HI h lunula nee Ilia ouiwct-i. mc tum- ses smoke could be seen coiling above the gray heads from their favorite brand of cigarc. A number of short talks were made bv the Veterans during the pleasant ly spent 1 our, in which they related experiences of the days that will noon be known only through history These talks were of peculiar interest and were attentively listened to by every person present. This was probably the most suc cessful of any of the dinners that has been ifiven in honor of those who wore the gray. Everything had leen arranged by the ladies for the comfort and pleasure of the Vet erans, and their effort were fully appreciated. (From Beaufort News') A freak of nature was exhibited here last Monday by Mr. J. B Congleton of this city that was most extraordinary in the extreme About three weeks ago Mr. Cong lotnn had an occasion to set a ben and when the time had arrived t eraove the hen from the nest l AMERICAN LEAGUE t St. Louis 5, New York 9. Cleveland 4, Boston 5 Detroit 8, Plilla. 7, 13 Innings Chicago 1, Washington 2 It NATIONAL Giants 4. St. Louis 8 Boston 8, Pittsburg 2 Phlla. 13, Chicago 0 Brooklyn 1, Cincinnati 8 TRADE REPORT SAYS BUSINESS IS QUIET Bradstreet's However De clares That Crops Are Good Richmond, May 12 Bradstreet's Sal unlay will say for Richmond and vicinity: The usual seasonable queitcness prevails in most lines, particularly in commodities usually sold on long payment terms and re tailers are chary in placing ordew for fall shipment. As is usual at this season the outcome of crops is smtehed closely. In isolated cases Nest da arte Wednesday. Ghent va. Giant's. Won bo.t P. C. I 10W t ... a ... i I i Firemen . Giant ANTI-TUETON RIOT NOW IN PROGRESS rVtrogred, June 12. Thousands of workmen, singing the Russian nation . .. .1 I 1 At Thoma-vilU, Jun II -In Leslne. anlQ.. loosy paraoeq ton court this week the case of NaV streets of Moscow, attacning ana oe- tie Godfrey, admblsleaiMrU , Hob- sUoyiafl praetioally all German mon Godfrey vs. Oaeoteh Cotton vt,p, factories and reeWenoee. The Bid Daattfle Suit Finally Oul f Cewrt t W ' I Mill Company, was aomaramiaed for ... ' ni. ..u .v. ...i..k 111 .1 M W. ..ai. a- at wuwrair, at aw ..t,. W W,100, This tu an MtkH tm . . U,1-4A1,-. th- a ixm for Dei o.th of to Mb, w h"t' C. A. White of Crostan spent yes terday in the city. was discovered that all the eggs too much or too sparse u. rainfall is were hatched with the exception reported though as a whole Top of one egg. Seeing someining un-1 reports an- goon ann pewm usual in tho condition of the par-1 tions are for yields above t ne avera... .in-Ur ffD. Mr. Congleton institut- The wheat crop is unusually goon. ed an investigation, whereupon it Cotton is in fair growing e.mdition was discover 1 that the original anu t,e acreage in tins terriwiy . contents of 11 is egg had been rtev- ,,S(imated at ahout mi per cein o loped into a rea cldcken and even th average. Wholesale provisun.a more than that, for it bad three are active. Several manuiaci.unnK yes and two distinct bills on only ,,Uvnts in this vicinity aro nitsy wnu ne head, otherwise the chicken orders for war munitions and labor tu .mn as anv other. Old is I10w well employed. Hetail trade citizens here declare that this is the L, fBjr and local sales this week first ease of its kind to ever appear have been augmented ny many mh in this section. ors to the city. Collections are slow Hank rcnorts show a heaimy nnan-.. I itere will bo a- meeting of the I ,.onrtition and legitimate domands Philharmonic Society at the school rc rettdily supplied ii i , 1 I I r i r I 1 1 111 Mondav evening at 8 o'elook for the purpose of practicing s. G. Sterling or roosa, tia., pas.e,. rr the Chautauaiin Sabbath l throueh the oity yesterday morning UlUeiv mm - " 1 an - - service. All singers whether members pnrute to North Harlowe to spend of the organization or not, are in-la few foy visiting friends. vited to meet with us. The memhere ol the North Caro lina Fish Commission, Fish Com miasioncr H. I Olbbs and his as sistants. T. W. Morgan, of llerrord and John Nelson, of Gloucester passed through New Bern yesterday morning enroute to Wilmiugton, N. ('.. whore last night they closed a enes of meetings held at Kdenton, Manteo, Morehead City and Wil mington, These meetings were held to haar various complaints by the haras of e?Mt-Fl Noh Can, Nearly all of thw brick work on the new tobacco waronouso .nmw 4 i. aui lofi vi-slerdavlia btdnc erected on George stn-ee morning for Wilmington. N & near H,e Norfolk Sou. Jew . mal shut where she wiU spend tome time re- for hucas andLew.s. has been fmtsb ceiving treatment in a hoepital. She ed. In a few day. the hriek ... has a host of friend. In New Bem will finish with the exception of the who wish her a speedy recovery. gable, ana tne car,-- - put tO WOrit on tne pari ... fw- ng that is to )h' eonstrueteo 01 woo... 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