Tanlac credited by Leavenworth veterans as life changing
Three elderly soldiers from the Soldiers Home in Leavenworth report strong results from Tanlac. Corporal David M. Cain, aged about 80, claims eight years of nervous indigestion ended and a 16 pound gain. J. F. Johnson and C. H. Ostrander also praise improved appetite sleep and strength. Dow Drug Company markets Tanlac in Cincinnati and its 21 stores region wide.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Leavenworth
Tanlac
J. F. Johnson
C. H. Ostrander
David M. Cain
Taniac
Cincinnati
Dow Drug Company
Fifth and
Vine Street
Norwood
Elmwood
Carthage
Covington
Newport
Moor & Moor
College Corner
Charles Kattman
Reading
J. J. Stark
St. Bernard
Nominee Holds Campaign Plans in Abeyance
Senator Harding’s preconvention manager Harry M. Daugherty spoke in Washington D C saying the nomination was decided by delegates after deliberation. He predicted Harding would be elected and lead the world to peace and understanding. He spoke briefly in Marion after visiting his mother and receiving a public reception.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington D. H
Harry M. Daugherty
Harding
Newport Board and Teachers Near to Blows
The Newport board faces a heated scene as members consider a salary dispute and prior dismissals. A committee will meet with the school board to review actions, including the superintendent’s salary cut and the terminations of Profs. Shing and Little. The panel includes Rev. Rainey and local figures.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Newport
Covington Delegates Headed for Democratic Convention
Kentucky Democrats arrange travel to the Democratic National Convention in San Francisco. The Covington delegation includes Senator R. G. Simmons S. D. Rouse and W. N. Hind with others. they depart June 22 via Chicago arriving June 25. Senators Beckham and Stanley lead the party. Louisville plans a large delegation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kentucky
San Francisco
Chicago
Beckham and
Stanley
Crapshooters Plead Guilty In Covington Court
Several dice players caught in a Latonia track area game pleaded guilty to a reduced disorderly conduct charge in Covington Police Court. Each received a $10 fine plus costs. One man admitted paying a stranger a dollar for the chance to roll the bones. Will Maynard, a bystander in a nearby game, was fined $20 and costs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Latonia
Lew Manson
Covington
Lee Brazier
East Eleventh Street
Walter Wessel
College Hill
Cincinnati
Rudolph Aggers
Richmond Street
Harry Goldstein
Louisville
Will Maynard
Army commander to speak at Ludlow church meeting
Colonel Traub commandant at Ft. Thomas will address a gathering at the First Presbyterian Church Ludlow on My Experience in the Army. He will be accompanied by his staff and the Ft. Thomas Quartet will perform several numbers. An informal reception will follow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Traub
Ft. Thomas
First Presbyterian Church
Ludlow
Covington Woman Transferred to Federal Court in Narcotics Case
Mary Massie of West Eighth street Covington faced Judge Manson on charges under the Harrison anti narcotic law. Federal Officer Johnson and Detectives Parker Higgins reported finding morphine valued at 20 dollars in a mattress at the home. Massie said she did not know the drug was there.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Massie
West Eighth Street
Covington
Manson
Johnson
Parker and Higgins
D A R Picnic Honors State Regent in Ludlow
Miss Margaret McGinnis of the Rebecca Bryan Boone Chapter hosted a patriotic picnic at her Closson’s court home in Ludlow. A key moment was the presentation of a harpin to Mrs. De Arnold, the State Regent.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Margaret McGinnis
Rebecca Bryan Boone
Closson’s Court
Ludlow
Harpin
de Arnold
Kenton County Bar Association hosts annual outing at Erlanger Fair Grounds
Members plan a day of activities including a charity ball game between lawyer teams at the Erlanger Fair Grounds. Judge R G Williams chairs the arrangements committee and Judge Matt Harbeson will serve as umpire.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kenton County Bar Association
Erlanger Fair Grounds
R. G. Williams
Matt Harbeson
Local body to attend tax revision meeting
Chamber of Commerce and Mayor Galvin send delegates to Columbus for a state tax revision conference. Attending are W F Wiley Robert Taft A F Dinsmore C W Dupuis S Gale Lowrie from the chamber and Jesse R Clark Rufus B Smith Myers Y Cooper A Julius Freiberg A F Sommer Harry E Weil Allen Collier Frank P Goodwin C R Hebble H E Barnet.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chamber of Commerce Tax Committee
Mayor's Committee
Columbus
Ohio
Chamber of Commerce
W. F. Wiley
Robert Taft
A. F. Dinsmore
C. W. Dupuis
S. Gale Lowrie
Chamber of Commerce Committee
Jesse R. Clark
Rufus B. Smith
Myers Y. Cooper
A. Julius Freiberg
A. F. Sommer
Harry E. Weil
Allen Collier
Frank P. Goodwin
C. R. Hebble
H. E. Barnet
Holmes High School holds class exercises for 1920 graduates
Five members of Holmes High School led last night’s exercises in the school auditorium. The class sang P E P. Commencement exercises are set for tonight in the same hall with Dr A A Ranshaw, president of the Board, presenting diplomas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Holmes High School
A. A. Ranshaw
Board of Education
Water Purification Plans Delayed By Heat and Mayor Absence
The Covington water purification meeting with hydraulic engineer George Hornung and city commissioners was postponed due to hot weather and Mayor Donnelly's absence. The Federated Improvement Association meeting was also postponed by one week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Donnelly
George Hornung
Covington
Federated Improvement Association
Covington Marriage License Rejected After Issuance
John Engel and Miss Luella M. Wagner, both Cincinnati residents, obtained a marriage license in Covington yesterday morning. Two hours later the woman announced the license was invalid and refused to proceed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Engel
Railroad Street
Cincinnati
Luella M. Wagner
Covington
Ministers to Tour Europe Foster Peace and Friendship
Forty ministers appointed by the Federal Council of Churches of Christ in America will visit nineteen European countries this summer to promote international friendship and restore confidence in the United States after the peace treaty failure. Delegates include Rev. F W Burnham, president of the American Christian Missionary Society of Cincinnati, who will visit Scotland Norway and Denmark.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Federal Council of the Churches of Christ In America
United States
League of Nations
F. W. Burnham
American Christian Missionary Society of Cincinnati
Scotland
Norway
Denmark
Gas Explosion Wrecks Central Turner Hall
Parts of the building were wrecked and all windows blown out by a gas explosion caused by lighting a match near a leaking pipe on the second floor at Central Turner Hall 1409 Walnut Street yesterday. Loss estimated at 1300 dollars as portions of the ceiling caved in after the blast.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Turner Hall
Walnut Street
Down Along the River Declines After 6 P.M.
River stage at 6 p.m. fell to 12.5 feet as forecasts track continued decline along the river. Local readings and projections outline continued drops in stage levels with reservoir and flood-advisory implications for nearby communities.
Weather Across Rivers Reports and Conditions
Evansville reports the river at 167 feet and falling with clear skies. Louisville notes the river at 9.3 feet above the upper range and 13.9 feet below the locks with falling conditions and cloud cover. Pittsburg observes Davis Island Dam at 8.2 feet and rising with cloudy weather. Wheeling lists river at 9 feet and stationary with clear skies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bre
Franklin
Greensboro
Weaee
Pittsburg
Wheeling
Zenesville
Rkersburg
Ivanhoe
Radford
Hinton
W. Va
Falls
W. V
Charleston
Pleasant
Huntington
Williamson
Pikeville
Louisville, v
Dam
Evansville
Ind
Wee Ewee
Nashville
Tenn
Chattanooga
Orenee
A. Et Ee
Louisville
Davis Island Dam
River
Clergy speaker to address Covington railway group with Shrine leaders
Miss Jennie Smith a national railroad evangelist will speak tomorrow evening at the C O shops Covington. Covington Masonic lodges will be represented by Benjamin Frazier Ralph Trimble J Mason Hawk and Joseph Gower who left Sunday night for Portland Ore to attend the Imperial Temple Nobles of the Mystic Shrine session They will apply for a charter to establish a Shrine Temple in Covington. The St Josephs Parochial School children will hold their annual outing Saturday at the St John Orphanage on the Dixie Highway Boosters Club has charge of arrangements. The funeral of Mrs Johanna Raywood 73 died at 711 Scott St will be held this afternoon at 2 Burial in Highland Cemetery. The condition of Charles Abney 169 Elm St Ludlow who was injured Saturday when he jumped from a train near High Bridge was so improved yesterday that he was removed from a Danville hospital to his home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Covington
Masonic
Benjamin Frazier
Ralph Trimble
J. Mason Hawk
Joseph Gower
Portland
Ore
Imperial Temple
St. Joseph's
St. John Orphanage
Dixie Highway
Boosters’ Club
Johanna Raywood
Scott Street
Joseph Raywood
Highland Cemetery
Charles Abney
Elm Street
Ludlow
High Bridge
Danville
Suit for $5800 for injuries after Dixie Highway crash
Irvin Granneman sues J G Smith for 5800 claiming personal injuries from an auto collision on September 11 1919 on the Dixie Highway including a broken collar bone and lacerations. Various divorce actions reported for abandonment and a city judgment sale and a rail way injury suit proceed in Judge M Harbeson's court.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Irvin Granneman
Christ Grannean
J. G. Smith
Dixie Highway
Lucile C. Cardy
M Harbeson
George Clardy
Lucile Clark
Mary Sandborn
Harbeson
William Sandborn
John W. Burton
Ruth Burton
Covington
Angeline Webb
Jones Subdivision
Georgia Arnold
South Covington and Cincinnati Street Railway Company
Names and Residences Listed in Parish Roll Call
The record lists individuals and their residences: Winfield H. Stryslin Selma Alabama Estella R. Allen Glocier C Pearl O Foy Washington C H O Anna Maines Washington C H O Joseph C Zerhusen Covington Kentucky Edith Niemeier Covington Kentucky Harry B Bohman Covington Kentucky Lillian Schambach Covington Kentucky Walter M Ingermann Hagerstown Indiana Elizabeth Hibble Connersville Indiana Clifford J Visconte Cincinnati Ohio Helen Catherine Dean Ludiow Kentucky.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Winfield H. Stryslin
Selma
Ala
Estella R. Allen
Glocier
Pearl O. Foy
Washington C
Anna Maines
H. O
Joseph C. Zerhusen
Covington
Edith Niemeier
Harry B. Bohman
Lillian Schambach
Walter M. Ingermann
Hagerstown
Ind
Elizabeth Hibble
Connersville
Clifford J. Visconte
Cincinnati
Helen Catherine Dean
Ludiow
Cincinnati to strict enforce child labor laws this summer
Miss Helen T. Wooley, director of the vocation bureau of the public schools, announced last night that rigid enforcement of Ohio child labor laws will be upheld in Cincinnati during the summer months despite many youths applying for permits.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ohio
Cincinnati
Helen T. Wooley
Vocation Bureau of the Public Schools
Newport Dedication Honors Judge Marx at New Playground
Judge Robert D. Marx spoke at the Eleventh and Bright Streets playground dedication in Newport, donated by Andrews Steel plant. Attendees included J Gil Davis and Levi Shepler with Judge Otto Wolff presiding. A 6:30 to 7:45 band concert followed by community singing preceded afternoon open playgrounds and a city park program led by Prof. Gustav Backmann.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert D. Marx
SuPerior Court
Noinnati
Eleventh
Bright Streets
Newport
Andrews Steel
Marx
J. Gil Davis
Levi Shepler
Otto Wolff
Campbell Circuit Court
Front Street
Licking River
City Park
Gustav Backmann
Newport Gymnasium
Man in Newport Held on Worthless Check Charge
A man registering as Frank Ellis, 43, of Cairo, IL, was arrested by Detectives Fuller and Murphy for uttering a worthless $9.80 check at Barker House located at Ninth and Monmouth streets in Newport. Police found multiple checkbooks on him and say he confessed to another $8 check at a Cincinnati restaurant. He was bound over to the grand jury and jailed in $10,000 bond, with investigators noting a fictitious name and a pocketbook bearing a Brooklyn, New York address.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Ellis
Cairo
Lil
Fuller and Murphy
Barker House
Ninth
Monmouth
Newport
Cincinnati
Grand Jury
Batk
Brooklyn
N. Y
Kentucky Delegation Heads to Democratic Convention
The Rev. James Crutchfield of Newport will accompany Kentucky's delegation to the National Democratic Convention in San Francisco, leaving Chicago June 22 and arriving June 28. Beside Crutchfield, delegates include Senator J C W Beckham ex Governor A O Stanley Desha Breckinridge Mrs Nora Layne and Shelly D Rouse. Most members return via the Canadian Pacific route.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Crutchfield
Old Taylor Street
M. E. Church
East Third Street
Newport
Kentucky
San Francisco
Crutchfield
Chicago
J. C. W. Beckham
A. O. Stanley
Desha Breckinridge
Nora Layne
Ft. Thomas
Shelly D. Rouse
Covington
Canadianacific
Drowning in Ohio River at Bellevue claims man from Walnut Hills
George Hawkins of the Krug apartments Walnut Hills drowned Sunday afternoon after diving from a Canoe in the Ohio River midstream near Bellevue Ky His body had not been recovered as night fell and may have washed downstream through the rollers of the Island Queen while swimming to shore.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Hawkins
Krug
Oodburn Avenue
Walnut Hills
Ohio River
Bellevue
Bellevue Theater Sold to Athens Pair at Auction
The American motion picture theater at Fairfield and Taylor avenues in Bellevue was sold yesterday to B. G. Schuler and E. E. Byrne of Athens, Ohio. They also bought the adjoining six room house and plan to install a new cooling system in the theater.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
American Motion Picture Theater
Fairfield and
Taylor Avenues
Bellevue
B. G. Schuler
E. E. Byrne
Athens
Campbell County Man Returns From Pythias Convention
Fred Sloan of Campbell County arrived in Newport yesterday after attending the annual Grand Lodge Knights of Pythias convention in Plainville Kentucky. Local delegates traveled to Plainville by motor via the Dixie highway.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fred Sloan
Campbell County
Newport
Plainville
Grand Lodge
Knights of Pythias
Dixie Highway
Newport June Taxes Due at Finance Office
The City of Newport announces June taxes are due at the Office of the Commissioner of Finance. Taxes for the year may be paid now to avoid penalties. Pay now and interact any with ad. CHAS. D. McCREA. Commissioner of Finance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Newport
Commissioner of Finance
Tax on Ice Cream Dealers Effective June Nineteen Percent
In compliance with an act of the legislature all ice cream dealers will be taxed six dollars per year. The tax is payable at the office of the County Clerk in Newport. William Milius is Campbell County Clerk.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Newport
WM. Milius
Campbell County
Campbell County Orphanage Feast Scheduled for Sunday
The annual feast for orphans at Campbell County Protestant Orphanage will be held Sunday on the campus. B Y P A Northern Kentucky will meet at First Baptist Church Bellevue tonight at 7 45 p m Misses Ivy Thomas Ruth Griffith and Virginia Dugan will entertain with musical selections. Flag Day exercises were held in the Elk s Temple Newport last night. The club rooms were filled with members and their families and friends. Attorney Edward J Tracy of Covington delivered a patriotic address. Funeral services for Joseph A Richmond 57 years old charter member of the Newport Lodge of Elks who died Sunday at his home 119 Mt Pleasant avenue Ft Thomas will be held this morning at 9 a m at St Thomas s Catholic Church Ft Thomas. Louis Widing P J Weckman Joseph A Hogan and Ed G Lohmerger the remaining charter members of the lodge will act as pallbearers. Mr Richmond was connected with the Richmond Bros Paint Company of Cincinnati. Charlies Brierly 15 years old son of Charles Brierly barber died on Sunday night at his home Tenth and Hamlet streets Newport.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kentucky
First Baptist Church
Bellevue
Ivy Thomas
Ruth Griffith
Virginia Dugan
Elk’s Temple
Newport
Edward J.tracy
Covington
Joseph A. Richmond
Newport Lodge of Elks
Mt. Pleasant Avenue
Ft. Thomas
St. Thomas's Catholic Church
Louis Widing
P. J. Weckman
Joseph A. Hogan
Ed G. Lohmerger
Lodge
Mr. Richmond
Richmond Bros. Paint Company
Cincinnati
Charlies Brierly
Charles Brierly
Tenth
Hamlet Streets
Realty transfers filed in Newport County Clerk office
NewCLR: Emil Kohn transfers to Mark Litton a Hartweg subdivision lot in Ft. Thomas for 4500 dollars. Highlands Real Estate and Investment Co transfers to Carrie Dores and to Joseph G Phillips a Highland Baby Farm tract lot for 600 and 250 dollars respectively. Nicholas and Clara Trimbur sell 28 feet on Center street Bellevue to Anzie and Mamie Vanavedale for 5500. Mary Riley to Chester A Silva 30 feet on Second street Newport for 2000. Lauren Welerich to the city of Ft. Thomas four lots in Welerich subdivision for 500. Anna Mary Lutkenhoff to Nicholas Trimbur a Taylor and Division streets lot in Bellevue for 6500. Highlands Real Estate and Investment Co to Fred Pores a Highland Baby Farm tract lot for 375. John and Caroline Phipps to Adele Bonte 30 feet on Foote avenue Bellevue for 5000. Albert Schoenstein to Adam Kinstler 40 feet on Walnut street Southgate for 3000.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Emil Kohn
Mark Litton
Hartweg
Ft. Thomas
Highland Real Estate and Investment Company
Carrie Dores
Highlands Baby Farm
Joseph G. Phillips
Highland Baby Farm
Nicholas
Clara Trimbur
Anzie
Mamie Vanavedale
Center Street
Bellevue
Mary Riley
Chester A. Silva
Second Street
Newport
Lauren Welerich
Welerich
Anna Mary Lutkenhoff
Nicholas Trimbur
Taylor and
Division Streets
Highlands Real Estate and Investment Company
Fred Pores
Highland Baby Farm Tract
John and
Local Names and Residences Listed for Individuals
A roster of names including Walter B Buck Gladys C Grové George Gregory Margaret Smith Frank McGlone Pearl Hurd Casper H Hamilton Mary L Donnelly Joseph O Grubbs Alice E Clevenger Chris Schanz Irene Hottensen Theodore W Klippel Marie Bateman appears alongside listed homes in Urbana Springfield Dayton Ft Thomas Modoc Bedford Cincinnati Indianapolis. The scattered localities indicate a regional notice or directory extract.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walter B. Buck
Gladys C. Grové
George Gregory
Margaret Smith
Frank McGlone
Pearl Hurd
Casper H. Hamilton
Mary L. Donnelly
Joseph O. Grubbs
Alice E. Clevenger
Chris Schanz
Irene Hottensen
Theodore W. Klippel
Marie Bateman
Harding invited to speak on President's Day at State Fair
Senator Harding the Republican Presidential nominee is invited to speak on Tuesday August 31 at the Ohio State Fair designated President's Day. Secretary Shaw of the State Department of Agriculture sent the invitation and said he also expects to invite the Democratic nominee once the San Francisco convention names the candidate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbus
Harding
N. BE. Shaw
State Department of Agriculture
Shaw
San Francisco
Palace Bill Pleases Fugitives From Heat
Al and Fannie Stedman entertain Palace audiences with clever impersonations and burlesques of famous operatic starts. Havana Bound mocks the death of John Barleycorn in a merry plot with beautiful girls. The Musical Hunters and other acts also please. George Beban stars in a West and Italy drama on the screen.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fannie Stedman
Cuba
Hunters
Breaking Barrows
Strand Trio
The
Four Roses
George Beban
Far West
Italy
Means Accuses Lawyers of Bribing Witnesses in Murder Trial
A $1,000,000 damages suit was filed in Federal Court by Gaston B. Means's attorneys against District Attorney Edward Swann and Assistant District Attorney John T. Dooley. They allege a conspiracy with Northern Trust Company officials of Chicago to bribe witnesses to testify falsely at Means's Concord, North Carolina murder trial and to block probate of James Co. King of Chicago. Means served as business agent for Mrs. Maud A. Robinson King and was acquitted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Gaston B. Means
Edward Swann
John T. Dooling
Northern Trust Company of
Chicago
Maud A. Robinson King
James Co. King
Means
Concord
C. Means
King
Cincinnati Business Women's Club to Celebrate Fourth Anniversary
The Cincinnati Business Women's Club finalized plans for its fourth anniversary celebration on Tuesday June 22 at the Altamont Hotel. Officers elected include President Miss Marion B. Brogan and Vice President Miss Mary Walsh along with four other officers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cincinnati Business Women’s Club
Altamont Hotel
Marion B. Brogan
Mary Walsh
Alice Bacharach
Henrietta Gersman
Mary J. Bexman
Diana Samuels
Subscriptions Exceed Centenary Goals Across Regions
New York reports Centenary Conservation Committee subscriptions surpass the five year quotas by over 1.25 million. Total quota stands at 113,824,495 while sub quota reaches 113,284,459. Principal areas include Cincinnati with 14,715,720 in the five year period.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Centenary Conservation Committee
The
Methodist Episcopal Church
Cincinnati
Oakley School Grants Commencement with Play Feature
Thirty four Oakley school graduates last night featured a play titled The Man Without a Country. Herbert Joslen, honor graduate, led the performance as the leading role.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oakley School
Herbert Joslen
Body of Baby Found in Sugar Creek
The body of a baby wrapped in a June 6 Cincinnati newspaper was found in Sugar Creek, Washington County Ohio. Authorities are investigating the death.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington C. H
Cincinnati
Sugar Creek
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Optician
Benedict
West Seventh St
G. M. Toe Water & Co
Auto Supplies
911
Race St
Cincinnati, Ohio
Che Walcott
Pennsylvania Station
Grand Central Terminal
Hunt
DOW Drug
Keavy Watch Repair Service
Wiggins Block
East Fifth Street
Marion
Rickman
Presbyterian Church
Dr. Frickman
Profs. Shing
Little
Mr. Shing
Robert Kuhnheim
W. L. Glazier
John Corbin
Milton Marx
T. W. Rainey
Mrs. Arnold
Lawyers
Galvin
Damagieis Hall
Jennie Smith
National Railroad
Washington, D. C
Kenton Circuit
France
NAB
American Theater
Wwe
Adv
Chas. D. McCrea
Newport Notes
Campbell County Protestant Orphanage
Newport Realty
Urbana
Springfield
Dayton, Ky
Modoc
Bedford
Indianapolis
Harding Miay
Standard Oil
Red Crown
Standard Oil Company
Obie Corporation
USS
Swann
Business Woman’s Club
POST
Liberal
Uptown
Johnston Building
Big Reserve Eighth and John Sts
Main ST
Motion Picture Houses
Norma Talmadge
Derby Pictures
Mark Twain
Berry
Finn
Louise Glaum In “Lone Wolf’s Daughter
Crand Today
Hugh May
Pauline Frederick
Monn Casinet “In
Orpheum
Sky
Jack Sherrill
Mabel Withee
Pathe
Harold Lloyd
Foley & Co
Sheffield Ave
Ill
Foley
West Sixth Street
C. T
Sas
Delco Tillotson
Connecticut
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