City Finance Committee Seeks State Aid After Budget Deadlock
City officials spent over two hours last night debating finances with the finance committee and department heads but offered no plan to relieve the treasury crisis. They will travel to Columbus early next week to consult State Auditor Vic Donahey and seek guidance on funding operating expenses, with salaries for Safety department workers unpaid since May 1 and funds dwindling across other departments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry Zink
C. L. Williams
Charles Wells
Columbus
Vic Donahey
Thenandal
Safety Department
Record spelling bee finale crowns three teen champions
Three high school students tied for top honors in the state spelling bee held in Columbus. George C. Carter North Star Darke county Bessie Swinehart Rushville Fairfield county Kenneth Chaney Atwater Portage county led the field with flawless runs of 100 words each. Joseph Grinnelly Willoughby Lake county and Marion Cross Adams county followed with one error apiece in the 300 word test. Prizes awarded in order Carter Swinehart Chaney Cross, with Grinnelly eliminated after a tie break with Miss Cross.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbus
House of Representatives
George C. Carter
North Star
Darke County
Bessie Swinewart
Rushville
Fairfield County
Kenne
Chaney
Atwater
Portage Coun
Joseph Grinelly
Willoughby
Lake County
Marion Cross
Adams County
Bessie Swinehart
Kenneth Chaney
Miss Cross
Mayor McMaster Offers Help for Young Widows in Steubenville
The mayor declines a matrimonial bureau but pledges aid to any young widow seeking a new voyage in Steubenville. He warns that only those meeting strict, unspecified requirements will be considered. He notes the city’s finances are strong, yet the proposal faces difficulties with police involvement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. C. McMaster
Steubenville
McMaster
Wild Ride to Institute Organizations in Richmond Storm
About thirty five members of McCook Camp Sons of Veterans and Ladies auxiliary endured a perilous Friday night motor trip to Richmond to organize a camp and auxiliary. The party faced a fierce storm, the truck skidded on a flooded road, and they arrived back at daylight drenched but determined, saying the wild ride was a once in a lifetime experience.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
McCook Camp
Sons of Veterans
Ladies’ Auxiliary
Richmond
Steubenville
Rumor Of A Giant Government Plant In Cross Creek Valley
Rumor spread through Wellsburg that a large chemical plant may be built on the Stutts farm just east of Crosscreek mouth. Report cites potential government control of about 200 acres. Discussions with John B Garden of the American Gas and Electric Co. fuel speculation of inland sites for preparedness plants along the Ohio valley. Location between Wellsburg and Falls, adjoining Schwertfeger farm near Wa bash railroad, close to Pennsylvania line. A 9 foot water stage could supply the site from Cross Creek. Further details expected soon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wellsburg
Stutts
Crosscreek
United States
Ohio Valley
John B. Garden
American Gas and Electric Company
Cross Creek Valley
Follansbee
Schwertfeger
Wabash
Tillman vows six cruisers and two battleships in naval bill
Washington June 3 Chairman Tillman of the senate naval committee announced plans to push a revised naval appropriation in the senate. He seeks six battle cruisers and two dreadnoughts rather than five cruisers and no battleships as the house bill provided yesterday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Herald-Star
Washington
Tillman
Senate Naval Committee
Senate
House
Plain widow sought to correspond with bachelor 30
A letter received by Mayor McMaster in Steubenville Ohio requests that his address be given to a plain young widow who wishes to write to a bachelor aged 30. The writer, von Ustannel Nell, claims she hates old maids and gives her Cleveland Ohio address at 1427 East 32nd Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
McMaster
W. C. McMaster
Steubenville
Ohio
Tannel Nell
E. 32Nd St
Cleveland
Campaign to improve Brooke county roads benefits Steubenville
The Steubenville Chamber of Commerce raised 1165 for a Brooke county road bond campaign and transferred the funds to John A. Elson of Wellsburg. Businessmen expect river road upgrades to boost trade, with inclusion of routes to Holliday's Cove and Weirton. Contributors include Steubenville firms and individuals such as Steubenville Coal & Mining, Hub, J. Gill, and W. Davidson, among many others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Steubenville
West Virginia
Brooke County
Chamber of Commerce
John A. Elson
Wellsburg
Elson
Holliday
Steubenville Crane Company
A. C. Lewis
R. C. Kirk
F. S. Kine
Steubenville Laundry Company
Kelley & Westmyer
A. C. Douglas
C. P. Hatterly
R. C. Anderson
Swan-Bower Company
W. B. DiLoreto
J. C. M. Floyd
T. C. Helms
George E. Sharp
A. B. Sharp
Chas. D. Simeral
Fred Robertson
R. M. Castner
Geo. H. Weber
H. D. Wintringer
B. F. Murp'y
H. B. Grier
D. F. Coe
Beall & Steele Drug Co
D. M. W-21
M. & M.S. B. & Trust Company
Nicholson Brick Company
the Munker Co
W. J. Alexander
Union Savings Bank & Trust Co
Sewer Pipe & Supply Co
Steubenville Ice Company
H. H. McFadden
W. F. Davidson & Company
J. W. Gill
Low Brothers
Moses- Johnson Company
J. C. Fitzsimmons Co
Jas. A. Lindsey
J. T. Thompson
W. R. Burgoyne
McConnell & Lyons
Dr. C. W. Maxson
Armour & Company
Albert Zink & Sons
May & Leopold
H. G. Simpson
McGowan Brothers Company
Steubenville Building
German view on Wilson as mediator shocks Berlin
Berlin reports Prof. Hans Delbruck of the University of Berlin condemns American mediation in the war. He argues that Washington’s sympathies favor the Entente, making the president seem disqualified in the eyes of the Central Powers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Herald-Star
Berlin
London
Hans Delbruck
University of Berlin
Germany
Wilson
President Wilson to Lead Washington Flag Day Parade
President Wilson will march on foot in the preparedness parade for Flag Day to be held June 14 in Washington. He plans to review the procession, deliver an address, and join the march from the start before stepping out at the reviewing stand. He also suggested government employees may be permitted to march.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Herald-Star
Washington
Wilson
Bridge collapse kills two in Packard area wreck
Two women die and ten people hurt when a northbound Chicago Rock Island passenger train 19 crosses Cold Water creek bridge near Packard Iowa. Seven more are missing and believed drowned or fatally injured as rescue teams respond. A separate Illinois crash near Saumenin on train 17 injures 18 as a deep cut limits overturn risk.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Herald-Star
Packard
Iowa
Rock Island & Pacific
Bloomington
Ill
Saumenin
Decatur
Auto Wreck in Sixth Avenue Culvert Narrow Passage
A Ford runabout driven by Dr. Walter A. Strayer collided head on with a northbound interurban on the Steubenville East Liverpool line in the Sixth avenue culvert below the car barns. The auto was wrecked. the doctor escaped with only a few cuts from flying glass. The culvert is known as a hazard and officials push to widen it to provide a driveway alongside double streetcar tracks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walter A. Strayer
Steubenville-East Liverpool
Sixth Avenue
Riverside Furnace
Penna Railroad
Ohio Picnic to be Held at Brookside Park Pasadena
Kenyon Warren, vice president of the Federation of Ohio Societies of Southern California, reports Ohio natives in California form strong networks led by the Ohio Society of Los Angeles with over 1500 members. The federation plans the annual Ohio Picnic at Brookside Park Pasadena on June 24, 1916, featuring dinners, band concerts, games, speeches, and fireworks. California railroads offer excursion rates, Ohio colleges sent pennants, and Ohio boosters may send banners to 401 Slavin Building, Pasadena.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kenyon Warren
Federation of Ohio Societies of
Southern California
Pasadena
Ohio
California
Ohio Society of
Los Angeles
William A. Spill
Issac Springer
Brookside Park
Passadena
Boards of Trade
Chambers of Commerce
Ohio Federation
Calif
Knights Templars
Death Roll Virginia Howard Remembered for Mercy
A telegram from Evansville Indiana confirms the death of Virginia Howard a former trusted colored resident of the city She had been living with her niece Mrs Eugene Howard for about a year In her twenty years as a domestic in the D J Sinclair household she was highly esteemed and Mr Sinclair left her an annuity to ease her later years She was about seventy and rests with faithful followers of the Master.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Virginia Howard
Evansville
Ind
Eugene Howard
D. J. Sinclair
Passing of Maymie Duff Culbertson in June 1916
Mrs Thomas J Culbertson dies at the family residence on West Market Street Friday morning June 2 1916 at 6 05 o clock in the flower womanhood age of youthfulness noted in sympathetic terms as the beloved wife of Thomas J Culbertson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas J. Culbertson
Maymie Duff Culbertson
Weat Market Street
Mrs Frank Elliott Devore Dies at 18 in Prospect Affair
Mrs Frank Elliott Devore wife of Frank Devore died at Ohio Valley Hospital on Thursday afternoon June 1 after a two week illness. She would have been 19 in October and was daughter of John Elliott of Prospect avenue. She belonged to St Pauls Church and left her husband two young sons Frank Elliott Devore and Peter Mason Devore, her father and sister Mrs Anna Ward of Pittsburg along with many friends.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Devore
Frank Elliott Devore
Ohio Valley Hospital
John Elliott
Prospect Avenue
St. Paul’s Church
Peter Mason Devore
Anna Ward
Pittsburg
Sisters Die In Lorain Two Grief Stricken Families
Miss Rebecca Hamilton 64 of Steubenville dies at her niece Mrs. George Ristine in Lorain after ten weeks illness. She was sister to Mrs. Mary Johnston who died at the Ristine home a week earlier. Surviving are one brother James Hamilton and five nieces and five nephews. Funeral at the Ristine home Tuesday. Mrs Mary Johnson 60, also of Steubenville, died of heart failure at the Ristine home after a sudden illness. Surviving: Mrs. Ristine, Mrs. Emma Jackson, Samuel Johnson of Lorain and William Johnston of Toledo.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alfred
Cathrine Duff
Holy Name Church
Thos. J. Culbertson
Cathrine Mary
Lillian Duff
Thomas
William Duff
North Seventh Street
Rebecca Hamilton
Robert and
Mary Hamilton
Steubenville
George Ristine
Lorain
Miss Hamilton
Mary Johnston
Ristine
St. Paul's Church
James Hamilton
Ristine Home
Mary Johnson
Johnson
Emma Jackson
Samuel Johnson
William Johnston
Toledo
Naralla child dies at residence in Follansbee
John Naralla two years ten months old, son of Louis and Maria Naralla, died at the family residence in Follansbee on Thursday morning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John
Louis
Maria Naralla
Follansbee
Baby John Matison Dies at North Eighth Street Home
The ten month old John Matison, son of Joseph and Julia Matison, died at their North Eighth Street residence on Wednesday night.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John
Joseph
Julia Matison
North Eighth Street
Obsequies for W B Donaldson Held at North Fourth Street
The last sad obsequies for W B Donaldson were held this afternoon at the family home on North Fourth street with Rev Dr Robinson of Westminister church officiating, assisted by Rev Dr Reid. Interment followed in Union cemetery as pallbearers, including H H Henderson and Harry Fay Grant, carried the bier amid lilies peonies and roses from local banks and churches.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. B. Donaldson
North Fourth Street
Dr. Robinson
Westminister Church
Dr. Reid
H. H. Henderson
Harry Fay Grant
G. B. van
Frank Sinclair
Harry Wintringer
Will R. Chapman
Union Cemetery
Union Deposit Bank
Steubenville Pottery
Westminister
Pittsburg Employers Probe Deportation Of Braddock Rioters
The Pittsburg employers association instructed its attorneys to study federal statutes to determine if foreign born rioters from the May 2 Braddock clash could be deported and to check naturalization status so the court may oppose citizenship papers for them.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pittsburg
Employers Association of
Braddock
Rush Run man arrested for liquor sale
Violator Jeve Kuder of Rush Run was arrested yesterday by Officers John Cole and Jim Trotter on a charge of selling liquor in violation of the law. A hearing is set for Monday before Mayor Bargard at Smithfield.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jeve Kuder
Rush Run
John Cole
Jim Trotter
Bargard
Smithfield
Suit Seeks 819 Dollars From Ex Husband in Common Pleas
Cora F Marker sues David W Marker in Common Pleas Court seeking 819 dollars claiming the amount spent to support her daughter since February 17 1914 when their divorce was granted. She alleges the defendant was insolvent then but is now solvent and earning one dollar.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cora F. Marker
David W. Marker
Common Pleas Court
Atd
Weirton Can Company Expands to Meet High Demand
The Weirton Can Company operates at full capacity with many workers on overtime to fulfill large incoming orders.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Weirton Can Company
Toronto Ice Co Incorporation in Ontario Ohio
Toronto Ice Company of Toronto Ohio with capital of ten thousand dollars was incorporated yesterday by B Fopett and others, signaling a formal business launch in the region.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Toronto Ice Co
Toronto Ice Company
Toronto
Ohio
B. ¥. Fope,tt. al
Good Roads Improve River Road Between Salt Run and Ragland
Two steam shovels are at work on the river road improvement from Salt Run to Ragland. The contractor is pressing the project toward completion and the road will be paved.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Salt Run
Ragland
One Over 53 Saturdays and 53 Sundays in 1916
This year 1916 will have 53 Saturdays and 53 Sundays, a phenomenon not repeated until 1956, forty years later.
Ohio ruling on elected board members and committee status
The Ohio attorney general ruled that board of election members automatically vacate their posts upon filing candidacy for any public office excluding party committee roles. It also allows village or city council members to serve on county or central committees, and holds that committee membership is not a public office.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Attorney General
Ohio
Mt Union College to Hold 69th Commencement Week
The 69th commencement at Mt Union College Alliance Ohio will occur the week of June 11. Bishop Burt will preach Sunday evening June 11 and Bishop Hughes will deliver the oration to the graduating class on Wednesday June 14 at 9 15 am.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mt. Union College
Alliance, O
Burt
Hughes
Farr Announces Candidacy for Court of Appeals
It is announced that Judge L. T. Farr of Columbiana county will run this year for the court of appeals to succeed Judge Spence, the Democratic member of the court. Judge Farr is currently probate judge of Columbiana county.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Spence
L. T. Farr
Columbiana County
Court of Appeals
Farr
Verdict for Defendant in Chiota Estate Case
A jury returned a verdict for defendant in the case of Lornzo Patella as administrator of Dom enico Chiota against the P C C and St L Ry. Chiota of Brooke County West Virginia was killed when struck by a passenger train about a year ago. Damages sought were 5000 dollars. The jury found Chiota’s death resulted from his own negligence for not looking or listening for the approaching train.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lornzo Patella
Domenico Chiota
P. C. C. & St. L. Ry. Company
Chiota
Brooke County
W Va
Missing clerk leaves deficit at Washington post office
A shortage of from 1300 to 1500 dollars was found in the Washington post office funds after the sudden departure of Paul C. Thielman who worked in registry money order and postal savings. Thielman left Washington at noon Wednesday and has not been seen since but wrote letters admitting his defalcations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington, Pa
Paul C. Thielman
Registry, Money Order and Postal Savings Department
Thielman
Washington
Post Office
Mrs Davis Convicted For Beating Child In Wells Street
Mrs Sam Davis of Wells Street was tried and found guilty of beating her seven year old daughter in Squire Lawler's court. Teachers who witnessed the injury testified and the Humane Officer Vorhees noted foreign beliefs about punitive parenting. Sentence: thirty days, suspended on condition of no repetition.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sam Davis
Wells Street
Squire Lawler
Confessed Judgment In Williams Versus Bates And Luntz
In the case C. L. Williams versus Mary A Bates and H B Luntz defendants confessed judgment in favor of the plaintiff for 135.10 dollars plus interest on a note.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. L. Williams
Mary A. Bates
H B. Luntz
Non Support Charge Arrest of Charles Merryman
Charles Merryman was arrested last night for non support and abandonment of a minor child. He will be given a hearing in Justice Lerner's Court today.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Merryman
Justice Lawler
Violator Fined for Beer Pedaling in City
Liberto Simone fined by Mayor McMaster for selling liquor without a license and jailed in default of payment. Simone was among men involved in the beer pedaling operation the authorities seek to shut down.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Liberto Simone
McMaster
Simone
Man Sent to Jail Over Fine in Mt Pleasant Township
Paul Subo was brought to the county jail from Ramsey to serve out a $100 fine plus costs imposed by Squire Bennett of Mt. Pleasant township.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paul Subo
Ramsey
Squire Bennett
Mt. Pleasant Township
Deserter Carl Bass Sought By Authorities
Local authorities, alerted by federal officers, seek Carl Bass of Rush Run Ohio for desertion from the U S Army at Fort Hunt Virginia on May 3 He enlisted January 8 1918 and served in the 47th Company Coast Artillery A $50 reward is offered for his apprehension.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carl Bass
Rush Run
Ohio
U.S. Army
Fort Hunt
47Th Company
Coast Artillery
William Monroe Arrested for Hat Theft in Lawler Court
William Monroe was arrested last night on charges of stealing a hat from S. C. Reiner. The accused is to be given a hearing in Lawler's court.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Monroe
S. C. Reiner
Lawler
Probate Court Inventory and Sale Orders in Bell Estate
Probate court records show Fliat and Anal areount Aled in estate of Elizabeth Bell. Inventory and appraisement filed and order of sale issued in the estate of Charles O Call.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edizabeth Bell
Charles O. Call
Delegates named for Democratic State convention in Columbus
Jefferson county delegates to the Democratic State convention in Columbus today include Dr J W Collins H A Bell Edward Dickson Samuel J McCune Johnny Nolan Edward Fithen Samuel Baili T J Williams R H West J Fox Delegates to the National convention will be elected A Democratic caucus of the district meets in Columbus today to choose a presidential elector John Wallace of Lisbon is named for the slate
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jefferson County
Sion
Columbus
J. W. Collins
H. A. Bell, Esq
Edward Dickson
Samuel J. McCune
Johnny Nolan
Edward Fithen
Samuel Baili
T. J. Williams
R. H. West
John Wallace
Lisbon
Pleaded Guilty in Speakeasy Case in City Court
May Detroy was arrested last Sunday on a charge of keeping a speakeasy. She pleaded guilty at arraignment before Mayor McMaster yesterday, receiving a fine of $100 and costs, which she paid.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
May Detroy
McMaster
Ticket sales rise on Pennsylvania line after rail ban
The Steubenville Wellsburg and Weirton Railway Co forbids carrying intoxicants on its cars and this policy is linked to a large increase in Pennsy railroad ticket sales to Follawsbee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Steubenville, Wellsburg and Weirton Railway Co
Pennsylvania Railroad
Follawsbee
Mayor suspends $150 fine for Dan Deitsch in error case
Judge Smith suspended the sentence imposed by Mayor McCann of New Alexandria on Dan Deitsch for alleged illegal selling during the pendency of error proceedings in common pleas court.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mayor McCann
New Alexandria
Dan Deitsch
Smith
Common Pleas Court
Detained Runaway Jeremiah Goldinger Held Awaiting Parents
Police learned last night that 13 year old Jeremiah Goldinger, picked up as a runaway, resides at West Winfield Pennsylvania and is being held until his parents from that place can arrive. He told authorities his home was in Cincinnati.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jeremiah Goldinger
West Winfield
Cincinnati
Assault and Battery Arrests in Connorville
Frank Ostroskie and Mrs John Sonk arrested at home in Connorville by Constable Luikart on a warrant charging assault and battery on Frank Potkoski and his wife Marianna. They face a hearing before Justice Downer tomorrow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Ostroskie
John Sonk
Connorville
Luikart
Frank Potkoski
Marianna
Downer
Body Found Near Bridgeport Station In Railroad Fatality
The body of Harry Akers of Salem West Virginia was found on the CG and P railroad in front of the passenger station at Bridgeport yesterday morning around 4 30 by watchman Joseph Watson. He appears to have been struck by a freight train just after midnight and killed instantly.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry Akers
Salem
W. Va
CG & P
Bridgeport
Joseph Watson
Big Armor Train Carries Autos to France Past New York
A long armored train loaded with numerous automobiles for France passed through New York city yesterday afternoon. The heavy steel cars drew much attention as the train moved eastward, with the autos boxed and ready for loading onto ships.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
France
Paul Mitchell Fined for Liquor Sale Violation by Mayor
Paul Mitchell was fined $150 and costs by Mayor McCann at New Alexandria yesterday for keeping a place where intoxicating liquors are sold. He was remanded to the county jail in default of payment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paul Mitchell
McCann
New Alexandria
Courty
Two Cans of Fish Given to District War Council at Wellsburg
Q Hamilton district game wars den received two cans of ten thousand black bass fish each from the government last evening. They were released at multiple points along Buffalo creek today.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Q. Hamilton
Wellsburg
Buffalo Creek
Miner Arrested For Slashing In Rush Run Case
Weilded Razor, Cost Mike, a Rush Run miner, was arrested in this city today by Cons table John Cole of Smitherd on a charge of slashing Mike Ligos of Rush Run with a razor. He escaped to this city but was recaptured and jailed. He will be arraigned before Squire Lawler for a hearing. Ligos was not seriously wounded.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mike
John Cole
Smitherd
Mike Ligos
Squire Lawler
Ligos
Robbery Claim Involving Tracy Foley Relative
Miss Tracy Foley told police that her brother Harry was robbed of 28 dollars after another young man intoxicated him. The police are investigating the incident.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tracy Foley
Harry
Settle labor dispute talks in Toronto amid strike
In Toronto today, Miles and Balsel of the State Industrial Commission canvass day workers strike leaders and manufacturers. Neither side is willing to concede, though arbitration is hoped to settle the dispute.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State Indusrial Commission
Messrs
Miles and Balsel
Toronto
Pneumonic plague claims near certainty of fatal outcome
A specialist notes the pneumonic form’s link to the bubonic germ changes little for sufferers as potency approaches near 100 percent fatality. The statement recalls the 14th century plague that killed about 26 million Europeans.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fort 16
Optimist and Pessimist Origins and Meaning
The Optimist derives from Batia optimus meaning best and from the comparative melior optimus good better to describe a hopeful view. The Pessimist comes from pessimus the superlative of malus bad worst, denoting a view focused on the dark and negative.
Ancient emblem spans continents as archeologists debate origin
A fragment claims the wweetika was used as a charm from China to Peru. Some archeologists call it the oldest croms form while others link it to solar movement. Heddbiets suggest it marks a union of spiritual matter and gradual evolution.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
China
Peru
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