Warrenton Urged Rebuilding After Town Fire
Citizens form a relief plan to aid victims and beautify Warrenton Virginia after a disastrous Monday fire. Local officials clergy and bankers attend a Fauquier National Bank room meeting to organize aid fundraising and a mass gathering to push prompt rebuilding and stronger fire protection.
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Fauqmer National Fs Hkar
J AC Keith
Edwards Turner
E Nelson Fell
Axpleton
DF Wood
Joseph A Jeffits
Robert Frazer
Hugh Hamilton
Ant. Tressurer
C & Siffany
Inter National Bank
J Bs Gray
Married notices at Paris and St Aloysius Church
IMF Suri Eoslater and Eleanor Slater announce marriage on Monday in Paris France. A second ceremony Wednesday at St Aloysius Church Iyine Rey J B Pliar S. J. Bore to Frarl and Eugenia M Beuoky announced.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Imf
Suri Eoslater
Paris
France
Aoris DE Struve
Eleanor
Slater
Harf
Brooke
St Aloysius’ Church
Iyine Rey
Pliar S. J
Frarl
Eugenia M Beuoky
Obituaries and Funeral Notices From Local Residents
A string of death notices and funeral details lists George H Brown at 1957 Euclid Street, Louise Chatfield at 57 Rhode Island Avenue Northwest, Fanny Oxie Nones, Jennie B, Catherine Wlis e, Amma Uppmann, and Levi Richardson from Northwest addresses. Services this week at various homes and chapels, with interments arranged in private or local cemeteries.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Prarn
Euclid Street
George Hay Brown
Louise
Horace F Chatfield
Ervicen
Tate
Rhode
Vitta Street
Noathieat
Fanny
Columbus
Oxie Nones
Tavening
Jennie
Nortuessr
Anstey
Catherine Wlise
Henry Schutgetee
Amma DT Upporman
Leonard
Winifred
Har
Lees Chapel
In Memoriam Notice of Hanna Withers Loomin
In memoriam for Hanna Withir-Rusens Loin departed November 2 last year. Remembered by children and husband, with memory living on. A funeral or memorial note appears with other notices in multiple newspapers and dates, honoring the deceased.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hanna Wiitr-Rusens
Childres
George B Linthicum Weds Maude Getzendaner in Presbyterian Church
George B Linthicum son of Mrs Martha E Linthicum near Boyds married Maude Mae Getzendaner daughter of Mr and Mrs Diam Reese Getzendaner Bealls Ville in a Sunday afternoon ceremony at the Presbyterian Church. The church drew prominent attendees from Frederick Baltimore Washington Hichmana and Virginia. The Rev S Miench of Cavetown officiated. The bride wore a white satin gown with cream lace and pearl ornaments. Bridesmaids Dana Rams Burg Mabel Danforth Dorothy Whtot and Eile Pittman. Maid of honor Sophy Brown. Best man Lloyd Linthicum. Ushers Walter Woodwell Frederick Cramer William Cramer and Shellman Green.
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Poolesville
Presbyterian Church
George Best Linthium
Martha E Linthicum
Near
Boyds
Misa Maude Mae Getzendanmer
Diam Reese Getzendanzer
Bealls‘ve
Frederick
Baltimore
Washington
Hichmana
Miench
Cavetown
Washington County
Dana Rams Burg
Mabel Danforth
Richmond
Dorothy Wtott
Phildelphia
Eile Pittman
Williamsburg
Sophy Brown
Unity
Lloyd Linthicum
Near Boyds
Walter Woodwell
Frederick Cramer
William Cramer
Shellman Green
Ward’s Chapel
Jennings Ordinary
Mary Vaughan
Charles
Irving Nobles
Thomas Johnson
Burkeville
Dorothea Lawson
Dorothea Pleasants Lawson
John Augustus McMlm
Tunstall
Ray LT
Williama
Asbury Place
Lynchburg
Nooty
Ruth Logwood
St Louis
Walter Doss
Roanoke
Carter Misa Magge Bocock
BE T. Vaughan
Staunton
Thomas P Grasty
Mamie
Richard F Bell
Baltmore
A M Frazer
First Presbyterian Church
Chattanooga
Winchester
Carl King Wright
Leakesville
Maud Evelyn Brunback
M . Brunback
Mount Zion United
Mount Zion United Brothern Church Here Today ‘the Rev C P Dyche, of Oma Brook
Heathsille
Mise Baie Brown
Weems
JP. Jones
Tauvaster Courthouse
L BR Combs
Misa Lucian Mier
Opattiz
Bruce C Smith
Ophelig
Burgeas State
Edgar Massey
Robert D Walker
Heatheville
Emma Gertrude Hearne
James T. Beane
Miskimon
Burgess Store
J Edgar Massey
William Edwin Parsons
Roanoke High School
Sue Holloman Cutehin
Joel Cutcheon
WB Powell
Calvary Baptisl Church
J . Brad' Slaw
Buoyr
Ant WB Batey
Berryvie
New 2
Waterloo
Fannie Larue Moore
Archibald Thewatt
Edward Wail
Grace Protestant
Episcopal Church
H H Barber
Trinity Episcopal Church
Petersburg
Stockham Gavd
Sarah Jingles Counins
Weldon
N.C
P'N Stanbach
Methodist Church
Teachers Urged to End Old Standards for Tomorrow
Richmond reports the Virginie education conference opening with over 2,000 teachers and officials from Virginia and other states. Gov Swangon chaired the public session as speakers urged modern educational uplift, rural improvement, and a new era for the child of tomorrow with broadened opportunities.
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Richmond
Virginie Education
Gov Swangon
Cooperative Educational Commission of Virginia
Sfa
John Blewart Bhyan
Cooperative Educational Commission Oy
Acho
James W. Rovertsom
Ex Treasurer Admits Fraud in Rock Hill Case
Charles R May, former treasurer of Rock Hill South Carolina, pleaded guilty to breach of trust with fraudulent intent and received a three year jail sentence. May, a member of a prominent local family, had raised money and covered the shortage but faced the charge after the solicitor declined to prosecute.
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South Carolina
Yorkville
Charles R May
Rock Hll
May
Licensed to Marry at Lynchburg and Beyond
A sweeping list of names pairs across Maryland Delaware Virginia and New York as marriages are recorded. The notice includes clergy Rev DG MacLerd Rev WW Bastien and many brides and grooms with ages and hometowns from Greensboro NY Bridgeyilla Delama and Richmond VA among others. A final note mentions medical ad copy for Hirods Harsaparila and Pneumonia era illnesses.
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Martinwa
Martin
Annie¢ Galler
Lynchburg
W. H. Ballenger
Thomas HK
Corrad
Chevy Chage
Julia B Sialthau
Guedonsville
VaeSsagh
Jaen
Rye
New York
Daly I
Deleway T
DG MacLerd
Marrist Gardner
George EL Deime
Bastieneorge
GW Thompson
Greensboro
Land Dewrense Holley
Winns
Jobo Dradiey
Gentrude le Lepert
Eugene A Scheefer
Sue E Nyman
Wichsel Flynn
Gathers Winston
Ja' Rican Tobert C Enioth
Bridgeyilla
Delamaabet
Furriaeviie
Fennees James Co Nessmith
Emma M Clapdere
Aieanurie
Welln Irwin Tridgeon
Susie L. Colby
Notte
Sir Reaner’ Chmley i Shawh
Matters
Maud Rogers
Thomad E McGugan
Joseph Atterbach
Goa Weyl
Lianite Starn
Kfenrfelta
Richard Luces Wack
James D Bverer
Prodeick
Lester ‘Dadeon
Hatlah
Robins
Hott
Richmond
Edward Wong
Fauquier
Afohn
Falck
Dallimars
Welaogana Joba C Himmelman
ML Welle
Baker
Frane A. Kelly
Margarit_E. Mooney
New York City
Donald C Mackeot
Peter Phipps
Briar Collman
Albert Ewell
Rachel Brown
Db McLaughlin
Reuben MW Byed
Phinie G Sedgwick
Rey Be Perkins
Reuten Holmes
Sarah
Uo Tawdhetéon ‘Binter
Walter Grady
Martha Hubanks
Rey Shelton Miller
Champ Holmes
Serah Melony
WP Aih
Shas Parker
Publia Clark
G Ho Harris Joseph Gantt
Ant Marie Easter
Benjamin W Hrown
Willam Clarke
Mariat Morris
WJ Howard
Stenia Adams
Mery
Washington
Ray Jawa Wolard Fégar Lewis
Clare
Leftwich
Chir Funk
Fowler
Lent M Hughes
Gordon
Howard
Alexandria Bride Weds Roberit Parker in Alexandria
Miss Mary Austis Dent married Roderick Alphonse Parker at the bride’s aunt’s residence in Alexandria in the presence of close relatives. The couple will reside in Prince George County Maryland. The ceremony was led by Reverend Henry J. Cutler with a reception following.
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Washington Post-Buseau
Hing Street
Mary Austis Dent
Mir
End Mra
Magruder Dent
Roderick Alphonse Farker
Prince George County
Eva Gwynn Mushback
Washington Street
Alexandria
Henry J. Cutler
St. Mary's Catholic Church
Gwyn Dent
Jean Lloyd Breng
Georgia McComas French
Mary Phillips
Judex Dent
Emale
Parker Hlett
North
Parker
Thanksgiving observances and local notices in Alexandria
Thanksgiving day closures noted for banks offices and schools in Alexandria with post office hours limited. Churches plan joint service led by Rev J N Holmes. Local marriages announced Mrs Martha B akines and Alvin Powell wed at 108 South Columbus Street. Also donation day at Children’s Home and Alexandria Hospital. A theft case reports chicken theft and sentencing. Davis Windsor nuptials announced Miss Minnie Windsor and James M Davie wed at 34 South Patrick Street.
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Alexandria
Banke
Goon
First
Second Baptist Churches
Methodist Episcopal Church South
Trinity Methodist Episcopal Church
Methodist Protestant Church
Second Presbyterian Church
Bethany Independent Methodist Protestant Church
J NL Holmes
Martha B Kaines
J 8 Watkins
Alvin Powell
South
Columbus Street
Charles D Bulla
Married by Cardinal at Union Mills in Maryland
Noy M Nica Mary Jeannette Shriver of Union Mills and John Marshall Jones of Alexandria were wed in St. Mary's Chapel Union Mills with Cardinal Gibbons officiating. Nuptial mass by Rev. Payne and Rev. Cassidy followed. reception at Avalon. The couple to reside in Alexandria. Meanwhile William Alley, a Richmond ironworker, died in Scranton after a fall from a scaffold.
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Marshall Jones
Alexandria
Wein
Mies Shriver
Union Mills
Washington Post
Westminster
Noy M—Nica
Mary Jeannette Shriver
BF. Shriver
John Marshall Jones
J. Marshall Jones
St. Mary's Chapel
Cardinal Gibbons
Wilom Gaston Payne
Clifton Forge
Joseph H Cassidy
St. John's Catholic Church
Misa Angela Shriver
Iwinfleth Payne Jones
Atlanta
Health Office Record of Names and Ages
A health office record lists numerous individuals with names including William and Mary E Hubliber Remnald P and Mead Drake and many others. Entries mention boys and girls with ages ranging from infancy to mid sixties, alongside places like Park Road and Wash Asylum.
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William and
Mary E. Hubliber
Remnald P and Mead Drake
Harry. P
Heder" Newman
Deon
Late
Basie Cooper
Giel
Ea J.corcorda
St Goarse
Kethocine
Sioux
Charles H and
Lilian M. Powell
Eit Ans J
Maden EC
Robart
Bila Lea
Jom
Sadie Moore
Itt
Sherman Ad Madden Boos
Bor
Wiliam
Celestia Harrie
Hite McCealey
Hobbanet
Shuiey
Kelorania Yoad
Bayesta
Hnounem Huktidge
Mary F
Fotlard
SYDNEY E. MUDD REPORTED READY TO RETURN TO DUTIES
Sydney E. Mudd, recovering from a nervous breakdown at a Philadelphia area sanitarium under Dr Weir Mitchell, is pronounced cured and plans to attend the coming Congressional session after Christmas. Washington physician Dr Hammond advised full health control, with private secretary William Gilchrist arranging a stay in the capital for the winter session.
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Balthmore
Sydney E. Manda
Senate
Weir Mitchell
Phila
Mitchell
Tim
Congress
Hammond
Washington
William Gilchrist
Change of venue denied in murder case at Grundy Virginia
Motion for change of venue in the Ho and Little murder case was overruled, trial set for tomorrow in Grundy. The town remains heavily guarded amid snowfall and expected tensions. Stafford supervisors cut game season dates to January 1919, affecting waterfowl and geese protections.
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Tnal
Grundy
Little
Stafford County
Trent
Norfolk and Western Greman
H Giah
Blue Ridge
Maryland Weddings and State News Items in Maryland and Virginia
Multiple wedding notices from Hagerstown and surrounding towns list Yeakle Lamkin, Kine Fisher Stultz Lees, and Suzie Horst Martin among others, officiants from Lutheran parishes, and local clergy. Thanksgiving pardons are announced for Floyd Clark and Emory Biddinger, with details on sentences and commutations. A game law violation case in Winchester notes Albert C. Moore fined over illegal crate shipment of pheasants and partridges.
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Washington
Winchester
Philadelphia
Albert C. Moore
Galen
Murray Has Not Resigned As Head Of Rallway System
Baltimore reports Oscar G Murray president of the Baltimore and Ohio Railroad may resign before term ends. Dispatch says he denies resigning and expects to be reelected at the December board meeting 1909. Possible successor names include I F Loree and George L Potter amid board pressure. Also brief marriage notes from Richmond Lynchburg Staunton Winchester and Petersburg districts.
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Baltimore
Oscar G Murray
Baltimore and Ohio
Rall- Tend Company
Dispatch
New York
MerrRy
Murray
The
Road
Murray Reies
I. F Loree
Delaware and Hudson Railroad
George L Potter
NC Cadets Travel to Norfolk for VPI Game
Three hundred cadets from North Carolina A and M College left Raleigh for Norfolk to see the football game with VPI. An institute for farmers drew twenty seven thousand attendees under the State board of agriculture. Governor Kitchin urged ministers to join the tuberculosis crusade by preaching on Sunday. Virginia Supreme Court of Appeals proceedings noted with several cases listed and observers.
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North Carolina Agricultural and Mechanical College
Raleith
Norfolk
VPI
Farmers’ Institute
State Board of Agriculture
Say. Kitchin
North Caroling Association For the Prevention
Defendants to error in next cases on call
Next cases on call include Derfolk and Wastern Tramway Company versus Vorowe's administrator Xorfalke and Western Hal say Company versus Thomas' trustees Syblabie Life Insurance Company versus Wilsav Eyave' center versus Louthan of Fentress versus Steele hortale and Wasternailway Company versus the Virginian Railway Company and Myer' receivers versus City of Richmond There will be no cov
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Derfolk and Wastern Tramway Company
Va ‘Vorowe
Xorfalke and Western Halsay Company
Thomas’ Truatess Syblabie Life Insurance Company
Wilsav
Eyave’ Center
Louthan
Ol Fentress
Steele Hortale and
Wasternailway Company
Virginian Railway
New Virginia and West Virginia Rail Line Chartered
The Virginia Western Railroad is chartered to build a 100 mile line from Highland county Virginia to Clifton Forge linking with a West Virginia Railway toward Keyser. The route will pass Mineral and Pendleton counties in WV and Highland, Bath, Alleghany, and Rockingham counties in VA. Cost is about 1 million dollars with $200,000 capital stock. J Stontenburgh president AV Huyler VP B M Bayne secretary JG Rope treasurer, all New Yorkers, form the board with B O Hines Franklin WV H H Bird James M Douglas Warm Spring VA and C M Lunsford Monterey.
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West Virginia
Bighland County
Clifton Forge
Washington Post
Richmond
State Corporation Commission
Leaned & Chartes
Virginia Western Railroad
Highland County
Olston-Forge
Keyner
Mineral Grant
Pendleton
Virginia
Highland, Bach
Allaghany
J. Stontenburgh
AV Huyler
B M Bavne
J.G Rope
B O H Hines
Franklin W. Va
H H Bird
James M Douglas
Warm Spring
C M Lunsford
Monterey
Mary Custis Lee Sells Washington Rent to Museum
Mrs Mary Custis Lee daughter of Gen Robert E Lee has sold the George Washington rent for 5000 dollars to the Valley Forge Museum of Pennsylvania. Proceeds go to the local home for needy Confederate women in Richmond Virginia. An initial 500 dollars has been paid to the home managers to endow a room to be named the Washington and Lee Memorial.
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Washington Post
Richmond
Mary Custis Lee
Robert Lee
George Washington
Valley Forge Museum
Pennsylvania
Washington and Lee
Would-be Bridegroom Gone After License Theft
Parkerburg police search for Charles S Berdine of New England who vanished after obtaining a marriage license with Anna May Bachman and her father's consent. Second note reports Charles Lott injured by a buck on South Mountain, sustaining severe head and body trauma. A separate Maryland case finds Ida Brittingham awarded 250 dollars in damages from a wooden bridge incident. Bernard D Cox, former Clarksburg police chief, died suddenly. Oliver H Harris faces trial in Rockville circuit court for the murder of John Henson Poole. defense by Petar brothers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Parkersburg
Washington
W. Va
Charles S Berdine
New England
Anna May Bachman
Beeding
Clarksburg
Bernard. D Cox
Jon’ T. Cox
Baltimore
Rockville
Oliver H. Harris
John Henson Poole
Harris
Edmund C Petar
Robert B Peter
Orphanage Applicants Refused at North Carolina Home
The seventy second annual North Carolina Methodist Episcopal conference opened with Bishop Wilson officiating. The Methodist Orphanage at Raleigh reported 160 resident applicants awaiting admission due to lack of space. Bishop Wilson will deliver the Thanksgiving Sermon while former Gov Jarvis presides over a laymen’s meeting in the capitol. Dr John C Kilgo of Trinity College preached the conference sermon tonight.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington Post
North Carolina Methodist Spicopal Conference
Wilson
Estence
WL Cunningham |Ee
Raleigh
Thankewang
Capitol
Thomson Jarvis
John C Kilgo
Trinity College
Durham
Discredits murder charge on Hallie Smith in Manassas
In Manassas Virginia on November 2 a rumor that Hallie Smith, sister of a woman murdered and cremated at BUH Run, caused her sister’s death led a county official to seek a warrant charging Hallie with complicity. The magistrate refused, and witnesses testifying Hallie’s absence from the house during the night dismissed the claim as preposterous.
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Washington
Manassas
Eile Smith
Buh Run
Taylor
Halle Smith
Esters
Miss Hallie
Managans
Wellington
Wiliam M Wheeler
Hallie
Yale Man Succeeds Curry as Territorial Governor
Chief Justice William Joseph Mills of the New Mexico supreme court, appointed by President Taft to succeed George Curty as territorial governor, signals acceptance of the offer. Mills, a Yale Law School alumnus, born in Yazoo City, Mississippi, has long been a close associate of the President and resides in Las Vegas, New Mexico.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Joseph Mill
Juste
Supreme Court of New Mexico
George Curty
Territory
Taft
Mills
Yale Law School
Laft
Ins
Milla
Yazoo City
Miss
Teir
Santa Fe
W H Pope
Roswell
New Mexico
Prominent Kentucky politicians involved in fatal home shooting
The report from Louisville on November 24 details Rob Cully fatally shooting Wilben Proctor, a noted Kentucky political figure and candidate for city auditor, after alleged advances toward Mrs. Cully. Cully, a wallpaper dealer, reportedly sat up all night and bought two revolvers before pursuing Proctor through four blocks.
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Washington Post
Louisville
Wilben & Proctor
Kentucky
Tou 4aiNe
Rob Cully
Wall
Cully
Proctor
Tulad
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Warrenton
Masy
Wwe
Cxagperated
Walneal
Levi Richardson
Vermont Avenue
Nothwest
Idan
Tnt
Enquirer
Pittsburg Dispatch
Renta Herald
Providence Journal
Plain Dealer
Rochester Herald
Swith Time
St Louis Republic
Fee Antisbe
le Paul Protectale Courier
Syracuse Post
Stan Pyne
Publie Cedar
J William Lee
Gembainet Tseey Do Connection Commodioun
Prises
Pennaylvania Pve
Mer
Geo
P. Zurhorst
St Zant Capitol
Blackistone's
QUDE
Proce Marte
George B. Linthicum
Maude Mae Getzendanner
Hirod
Jossaxe
To-Kalen Wine Co
14Th Street
N. W
Marie Anstis Dent
Maryland
Roberit
Alphone Parker
Will
Postman
C. N. Crittenton
Preyer Oopwer
Ste
Jamies Lucas
Policamen Beach, Ferguson
Rawlett
Lucas
Scranton
Wiliam Alley
Health Office Record
Rex Speneas
Buca Pest
Sydrey E. Mudd
Isn
Virginia Briefs
Gilliam
Charles T. Lassiter
Wilam B Cooke
Sussex
Ipdze Asa D Watking
Prince
Tazewell
Nolle Arosequi
Jamet L. Lawson
Drank Bull
Pocahontas
Justles Owens
Richmond Federal Building
Luther ‘Throckmorton
Henrico County
West Point Academy
State Highway Department
Pulaski County
Pulaski City
McAdam Crossing
Counciman Predot Garber
Marshall Ward
Edmond
Gov Crothers
Floyd Clark
Emory Biddinger
Intergit
Larcony
Charleston
W. Ve
Toanes ‘Yates
Lovce
North Carolina
Virginia Supreme Court of Appeals
Danvittle
Thornton
Plulatie Tx Arcor
Withmutrod Young
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Va Camp Manufacturing
Deny
FT Thorp
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Grur
Pulford
Janos
California Fig Syrup Co
Senna
United States
Secretary of Agriculture
Washington, D. C
San Francisco
Cal
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London
England
New York, N
YI Carter
Gen. Lee
Home
Hagerstown
South Mountain
Charles Lott
Salsbury
Ida Brittingham
Humphrey
Mill Pond
E. A Dover
Williamson
Shell
E . Musick
Charles W Prettyman
Waters
Carolina Bapket Home
Miss Smith
Huntington
Clarence Oubro
Chesapeake 2Nd Ohio Railroad
Lloyd C. Grecomi Law Firm
Apecal
Lloyd C Griscom
Italy
Japan
Philbin, Beekman & Menken
Philton, Beekman, Menken & Gr
Nex
Post
YALE
Curry
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