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EX TER TIMES
4-1-144-1-1-1-1•4444+4-1-4-1(44+ I solidly against Mr, Rowel /Piero Hear Rowell -Mr; N. W. Rowell
College at Home fr.
Thencands of ambitions Young '1."
Teopie are fast prepariag in
their own homes to ocenpy,lue-
tattve !positions as stenograph -
ere bookkeepers telegraph -
4
01. ereaelvil sarvatate is fact evory
tiphero of buness activities
You taa,7 fint011 trt College. if
you eo wish, Poaitione guaran-
teed. Enter colliapa any day.
Itadividual instraction. Ex-
pert teaohers. Thirty' {years
est:ter/et:toe. Laraeat traisers
Casuals. de'en nolle,gea
gi3 ttiai 0inirtio for teaolaiera. 4
+13;+ffiliated with Commercial
matioarail altasoolation caPada
Simmer ea -14001 at Famous 8Pot
ton Snaineria C011eae Lor.
NO VACATION
elittZolt ,Bilameaaeollege
SFOTTON 13., F. WARD
catai
"We eau al 25 to
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THE TIMES
Rearld 0.'d Week
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'Weekly 'Moll nod Etopite
lwrcoo mot
,weklay Iva(34. pro. lakenn.,••• •
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We,(147 MOAtVeal IMAM
lAreekty 'Volum( Sun 1 00
Martacan Ativocote .o..1 40
vat .and Paw 11,14 05
Vonadiart Fartm -3. 80
nto Valux40 migbt DO
Novo ViWkr1,4 f') 40'
aor ,ngt AO.*
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lomdart Erea rreoa VCIT,
Ore,Olk 1,1,,reas
vertiser
4
AQV TO WO
aided with weak,
backaehe, head
dderweakocss,eons.
(MUMS, pain in the
cgularly, blestiu
meats, memo
ofinternalor
t cry, Pal
gs under- t
Rfe,, I invite
7 simple melba(
ten days' t
d, also references
(lies o gladly tell how
iced health, strength sod
method. Writetatday.
Sommers, $
v taceitY, f e
ist chore Toronto, Ii
o e cram men a
UD 4wbop tneiple, before; party
be said "My frith -
a Tory, my grandfather was
ye brother is a 'T or y and
rother-in-law of mine Is a Tory
was :rocked a Tory crle
ad
et ay that Ur, Ewell will ie in
trtcs, and his blood AVM be
s unless we tChristinn pebple
•et)behind him and support hint in
, ,
courageaus stand for 'righteous-
JarS5."
,000 BOW NEEDED
Airs, lleClungone or Ca.mdtes most
oaotable women. did inot put the case
'O•oe strongly -when she said the other
day.. "When you go 'behind the
Arreto to register your 'vote, 'when
]ea
an* alone with God and your
oughts. -1 want you to see that
Song line or 0,000 little +boys, as sweet
and lareah as any of Your own going
Ito ;the bar for the 1first time. want
;vOu to see the long fieie of mothers,
es,
eyes reddened front weeping anal
Jaces drawn and hoggard„ waiting
51a 'the .night for -the toot steps of
Ile. drunken father, and the Effie
oareaa ponrly clad, and ,a.ften beaten,
31"f you back your iballott against
ihem I will not know what to think
.of you 1 appeal to you men ''n the
niaine .of,your Manhood that you proa
ataf our homes and oUr children,
may !be a few exceptions, nitlaough the leader of the" Liberal and Tenn -
we confess, we have heard Of !none, nerance forces, in 'the Present cam-
ut Ise are reasonably eertatn„ unless paign will address a Mass meeting at
all signs fail, that Mr, Rowell 'Will the Ititik Exeter, on Wednesday next
if 'very few; liquor "votesi., 'The or- the 2Itia ins( at Lad p, on sharp Mr,
attired liquor trade„ /with all the Rowell is a splendid speaker and
wealth it can command„ with its mil- everyone should make it a point to
Thus of dollars inveSted in brewer, be at Exeter to hear hint
ies., :distilleries, liquor shopb, aod -6,--
Th/war selling hotels„ wiJ 'be thrown Miss "Minnie Wynn 'who or the
into the „sealle 2ga it:St he man who Past four weeks has been so seriguslY
has dared to pledge hitnself to "alaol-. ill is slowly recovering alat Still colt-
ish the bar" As to this f4dt we -do fined to her room:
not Oink that there can be titY rea, Mr, and Mrs, Riekbeil of Zurich,
sc•nable doubt and 'arra, S. ;Morrow and child (7,1
What will Methodism do: Holm ur Beetott, visited Mr, and trs',, Hat',
have a political leader, 4 'Wefl-known dy on SaturdaY last. Zfiss Hardy re-
etbediae worker. who has taken 'ins 'reed with them 'to Zurich and
olitteal life in his hand, and, at the spent ;Sunda -Y-
on of the chnrches themaelves. has
thrown down the gauntlet to ;Dna im- ROWE-NORTHCOTT
tensly wealthy and' trentendimasly
werfuf affic 3U wo stood by vettY Pretty wedding .t°°k Place
him or not? rhe politicians, who the hoe of 31r. and Axrs,
know something a human nature_ Northcott, on 'Wednesday, jaene iota
1+ -'"Fa. no doOlait Of 040 ireStlit In
The when their daughter. Mary' Alberta,
• 5"- e- It the churches do not give was United in marriage to Oar, Ova,
r, Rowel/ meat unexpected and ma- P..e"erEeritoles;en•ssr;VOf
ast4,11,ro,rraanniarTg.,
precedented support 'The World '
Toronto declares that Howetwios; 'eAl„:4.cr'°eikrn Liz bpS;e'sReeeliNo'i.G.4114.t3T15-^ an octastozz when
it is to s„y;
s at, least over ibis sae
- naany . Lifateralis as
1u dSKneet$. While the strains,' of Mendel- , that 10130 Conseryalites cheered Mr.
.4w4 pxababRy 4,404t. ssoltio7s wedding march was being Rowell to a mom, it was ,aie 1909.
cialtS ggre? with this State* 1)14,Yed;„, 'hY Aliss Darling, the bride 44d a convention Was held at Massey
aad swig' liberals are pitting ellte,4"eo tho Puler icon:'11 nn the arnt ' Meetings were held foit days-
VonSerrattrt$, thlOarialg that °I o.t.r fIllbor and tgok, tat Place 'MI, 110. EnWe'll (Ms awl:Main at one of
Exeter Old Boy Dashwood Boy Weds- ;work of the ministry in the ranks or
the !Canada 'Conte 'n of Eva g
Favors Rowell
cal "Association, 'talong their Av(wk
LER:ILASN'--LANG ' : att Pel.haiainfunCeennttefM11;1-teha;t, (;e'll-,
On ibe e(..e'ino- of Jure Mat an yr- . their f * ds i h h '
'" e s 'ts teat -0 I
Toronto On Montlar evenicg, stated at. the home of 3fr, and Mrs, „Bernhard .a.n`` Service and all Join IL wishicg li;;• i,"' lt"'"'",e°-°t'
the outset that he did not hot& a i Laxyr of mendoit m- h -. ,--,- ,,... tAer-4 4 taost 'Pleasant journey 11 :I::: *ia:e: 'stelilea‘T::;; ":'01" 07
" t` +for the liberal party, He stat- ' "- 'e lt, '"e Ith't , through life and success in the Itlas- l tenst'n ts cv0en't-danctra
ed that the Temperance people of ' riage ef their ciaitghter M'as' Estiltr' ter they servo '
Amon.- the out of to -a eueats pr- ' n°ur'isiled'
Cntario had gone again and lagair„ to „..to llet,,,,',,11. A. Kellerartn of Ilaslu"°4 "-- '' ' - 1 Parts'. n -age I' d
Sir James IdnaltneY and said tileY did' Ont. "ae nerenwaY, beganProtoPt- ' se"'t were the following, Mr, and T%-lts 1s,an t•altil it (
-0 a y
Don
Mr, S. Senior a "Cc'csexyative 'anina lent 'of lion Snalitaterest occu'r'ed at I! Ifli:vdese-ctivrillilePhe' sinCeetil:e°inntfgd'rratt7uts,a'ft:inresk'l Ycalr hair
an 'Exeter Old Boy at a meeting
USE la t AN SA
ieek and then otea4'; n II 1,
needed. It _removea
a application; almear
.ps ,ba* and itel
rigorates the etatip and
clo-na' hair ao,ft lahntalaal
t with life- ;EnonDY L'oc
net w44t local optton they wapted to; 1Y at ;s1.x °°ock when Marma ‘°- erman. Aaron and Martha
close up -the bars, hot he hati PeStreicher, of Dashwood ont, touS Oestreicher, ail of Dashwood, (tut,
to assist them, Itelactontly they had of the groom in ber ellaraeteristie th/rfloid Kelleaman, Elkton Mich, "Mr
been compelled to say, Well good-bye way sang, "A Perfect Das" by liaaaaa and Mrs, T, Shirk, Smith Bend Ind
Sir James, we will go to a man who and "oh Proodse Ale" /17 De- Koven, rr's• -P. &Aal'ealske Mad etas, Crof-
v,-5,1,11c ,h4ve no oon f40,13ue ;u th Tb orida p la4trengnaMahtr3ecx, bal,e0;a:en:etNyitheaueldije rsisvrtroaaulieirti,saIsloi; cpLr.taoteliii: hrz„ ikM, olaa; kl:Is!ps se a r aohoat r a C th .14 v
ell is not sincere!' said Mr
11001,1t:niIt.hat.3ire. stleao lawn, 4w:or a .11,01,,e of {,ver) uta, Naperville Ill' Bev and Mrs Onen or c tan a (TYmen in de s'
or
ii
lor to
e is sincere, an greens., artistically dottenith white
+ -
4-.r tome can be 4.
Cole Or POV drug (Tunic.,
want t""a .say this to You, 'AM You rasea aud i5yri,..itta; grooto c councii riotesi tell/
c stand in the way of the great- 3fiss 'Nelda Lang sister of the br;de
sincere?! aLood cheers an.4 mottY ably supported by his cousin. tIarfieln y There is alet o er tia
voices.. 'That's the stnftv) laeilernaan of Elktoa arich, 'what( " it now
st opportunity we have ever had. acted as bridesanaid The bride was
trery simply but ottraetively dressed
(• • r e
gown trimmed with Yeavilaa hoods
and shadow lace and carried a hone
(vet of white re,ea,; while. the brides
omriat!cin oll°Iaecde b(:%;(14VPfl'ile4g4 ruee.41nree5r5epl
‘11.1ietl.t11`1,-,!a rat:131 i °err at 11 dapti;.41:44"'Aive:r
Lttzt, b.enne(11 Shoe(' ineOhew
of the bride anted OS Ting -hearer
carrYiog rirg in a ealla,dilr:
t ti/ and impresalve one W3$ perforMed
fr, cel'elo011Y. was a Most beauti-
Vm fA1/2 El ,Schrader, bhakes,
Pi'lre, Oat, a elassmato ond very VI,
(itnate friend of the bridegroom; Al-
ter he young couple, hod been pro-
noimeed. husband ood we, 'and bad
rived congratulations, alt present
aired to the tliolog-rooto where
ptuotts repast 4(vnited them. TO.
evettmg was spent ver, 1.104sato-
a
ly in sorg, and speeches by
several of the gaV$V$ awl friends
i(eV. Kellerman bas bad ra
educational privileges, nvi"ij gro
(toted trout North Western College a
Noperville. in Jure .1011 aod of
Evangelital Theological •SerainarY o
the same place oft June S. 1914. Intro
Are You Sincere? Gentlen I want
to say soMething (0 you. I remenaiter
1144 mado agootder au oren of evergreers iifto the nleetings, ond 014 4040, nect4SIOn
there is ony 'mistake the fml Notell; voleY Prortytn ancg31.er a‘.3W slY3• 0330:13t ito tow, o
nod ;lot ‘ARgwep ttayo henttliful bridal dress or whifr bro- letldenmJ tri,),,,vbe4a'nvidntth'el ',.it,:(147calartc:1"3:4$4
"(NZ$ tollbenfat. Teti jte74145714Q.gap‘or to(h1:4_e ade(1.(t;b:Ift:(1e c,tf;a4(Milvtrtildn::411.0t7ere:1:447$9140broiltria:e4:1, (+that in the Ditairmau of this
we have such e Man,' .3od
vbao awlifibuo, „cogid She carried fl. bouquet of bridal 7J54 S four tbesad people cheered the
ItteStinn is whether Tile o„,,Otr ottendant was lttlie l'a.. statement to the CCbn I think It
trs sill altifilt We 1Pre 'Northcott. nelthOrgf 'tho laridP, b safe to SitY that •thero %roord, 7;0
it tho polls '1E bo T8e a pretlY 1400 IMMO, After 1 000 if not 2 000 onservaks aor
Ter years in ntany mei eaogratulagg. eV* $014, f wan( to osk those tuel
prayers a„ - dainty 'wedding repast was sere. they o owl"
...ed tosal
been sa
cht relwa nit
Tbe
i 1
mitt
Within o
eltess
thathol
we know, and
$r 'that the vote
not long
part
fallAPP101)„.1 1 1'ekblarti((011$ ((ere „mt
gior WOrg. Tibbfkb$ sad flowers ard bis sirst 0 --rirr:21.1gtr: tWour.
Keg, OK The grooto's gift to
aor the deVOOP''
neither is 1( ride aaaitS check; to the poloist t a the Zraeral Pro'
Mr, Howell 1 1oat oet with wohles and pearl. the Mose tiVat
dfeet;
emucestlY and te.stified to the esteem of 1„os
u ,
doubt
-a st that
hi ;de the, bar -room al
hnbtiles and the whole liquor
1 are rano-ittr themselve
\V vept*ge to say that„„t itV ;to
n 'the Ada a the abolttion or
au We afford to tote (to (he. sant
ide as the (111.411101". the 'brewer%
end the liquor setlets1 We do not
•'.r,)
which 11401 eas; e
glad tO
sometiatea
ton the
men:1
. Sono
(toots
dent
it
Presenfs were ;numerous ond
tario, .
goo -the Ab. lho Plum; couple. The evening was
lo spent in games and amusements.
to ap. 'Guests wtre present front Parkhill,
eitflt 115left, St, Thomas, ,Clinton and Exeter. The
moo bride's going oway soit was of xaavy
4 Mae 'with hat to match. Ur. On
life& Rowe will reside on 'the, groom%
fine brill On the «nd c0/4CeatiiMO of
Their In u friends Pio Nvith
0
1(
think we nano
Temperance People
Pledge Stitiport to
Liberal Candidate
a Welt attended temperance -
ertiou held ot Denson on Ittorolay
evening the following resolution was
unanimously passed': 1
"'That whereas the reply of arr,11.
Eilber 'to the letter sent out by the
tempertinee organization asking cant-
didates to stab their attitude in re -
toad seettring legislation to bon-
sb
ihe bar is 'very derivate a'nd Un-
satisfactory to The temperance mo-
nies and whereas mr. :Edmund !Zeller
has pkdged himst.lf =to support In its
entirety the poliey of oar alliance,
atnelY: abolition of the public bar.,
the treating system and drinking ir.
clubs. ancl ',the imposition upon, the
liquor traffic of such restrictions as
ahall Mod effectively eartail its op -
ration and remedy its.pvils, there,
fore, he it relsolvecl that we, as a
temperance coovention, ir.doree the
candidature of Mr. E, Zeller, loud
call upon all -the =Christians tend all
temperance workers to do their ut-
most to secure his election
A. resolution was passed recotrimend
ing 'that the series of purely tenwer,
once meetings be held prior to tho
election at which the position of the
temperance party, will be made plain.
GREENWA
Miss Iva Stewardson of ParlthilI vis
ited her cousin Miss Laura Steward.
,nn For a few days.
'Temperance in politics
Whose Fault?
iThe excuat is aornathing advanced
-hat Temperance should not be mixed
avitla Politics, and Tndependent Tem-
' Verance people are asked Ito vote for
Ihe Conservative liquor combination
on -'the ground. that the Liberals are
aresponsible, But'rendthe offer Mr.
JRWell made in the House and judge
for yourself).
'Ildesire IiIk
r, Speaer,to make this
lurther proposal to my honorable
Nriend,..•- While in 'many respects
ittrefer the policy we have submitted,
to the house tootle. policy submitted
a -o my Honorable friend 'the
.1):rOvincial Secretary by the' Young
47onservative menabers ot his party,f
.,say -to my- honorable ariend that if
he- 'thinks the proposal presented lo
Salm by the Young Conservatives of
he Province is a' better proposal
'Alan ours; if he 'thinks it is more in
the public interests than ours; thea
11 my honorable- friend will intro -
legislation to carry it mit, we on
*his side of the .1..1.oue will unite with
:him and his friends to 1111 the whol::
ituestion out of the region of party
o:entroversy, Tboth parties unite ;.ted
,tog,,-.A.th.er wipe out this eV l fiom our
""..-1.rov;:nce.
0 1. y :'(.) 3 ro,.clisti.s
n.
(T ,,,C"i •;,_, Geo" 'A?,
prese ta 0 e el, tb.
4. P4111 be:''''f,`O „Iltgitioaa0.
'Cla. way tha - liquor .„"ti4de, ..t
(1
' 13,4qa[,,.:"9clt.lg,Y.4(,..c1:,',;
33"- 13:i..;..e
fa
"0
140 Times in etrndiog o -.rotate-
V
at
a
0
NN -In 1hkwoe& on
Jnne 12th, to
deo
Llteart. On TneS
00 2nd, to Mr. and WS, It
daughlet.
QUIRE- At the -s
o he brideparents. "Orr.
and Mrs. 'Henry 'Squire, Zook on
Wednesday ;lure 17th 'Flower(' atly
to Mr. Xoseph Albert IlaYalen;
reAVVIVE
Ailas Cr eg on ;lime 13th Erne
IlreAlptre cf MeGillivray to
Vinkbeiner of Cretlitert.
Klli1DIED
NEB -At Credlion on Tun
arida Barbara. 'aged 26
y'ars 1 mottbs and 0' days
tritICE
lfissPearl 1,Vortz is visiting rein.
Ives at Guelph, during the past week
Mr, Hubert Klapp of Stratfortrols.
tell his brother Lor a few xlays
We are sorry to report thnt Mr.
Justice Melich is not rallying from
his severe illness as rapidly as Ids
many friends would 'like to see.
idt Robert Douglas or Saskatoon ar
rived in town. corning by auto from
Windsor.. Ile iotends visiting his mo
ther at Make for a while
Illr, and Mrs, Morris Rau of the
Commercial have returned Srom
short vita in Detroit, The latters
sister returned with them for a short
nialf
Mr, Thomas .Snowden is erecting a
Rae modern dwelling on his farm at
the Sauble Line Stattleyt r.
Mr, Jacob Deichert has invested in
Porti auto purchased from Mr, We3
Sn'ell at Exeter.
Mr, and Mrs. rit 1). Merner and
bily Merner all of I-Ieapler formerly
residents here are visiting relatives
and friends in town,..
'Mrs, Dave Studoa, who has been vie-
iting her parents, 1tr, and Mrs, Hen-
ry Koehler has returned to her home
in iravisfiock
NUT M VILLE
lfea,, John Solios oi Exeter, visited
her daughter, Mrs, Godbolt last week:
Miss Bertha Andrew. spent the
-oast week in Exeter'.
The !AV: M. S. will meet on Thurs-
day p. m. Miss W. Bern will; give,
report of the branch meeting+
Bev. ISfeadman will preach, :fare-
well sermons next Sunday June 21st
Zion anniversary services were held
last Sabbath, Mr, Geo, Stanley spoke
in lthe morning and the pastor ic 'the
evening The, colleetian for the day
amounted to $41.25.
rhe new- silo. erebted on the farm
of Mr.,, Joshua Johns was coinpleted
last week and is a reditto the
builder, ;Mr. .T....,Passrnore. The silo
is !built'of ceinene 12 -x 45'feet in side
measurement with a, railing on the
Briawin. _boa „been on the
sick list but is improving. -
Everyone 'enjoyed themeelVes at the
olenia on Saturday lash. The game
between the Grand -Bend boys and
the Knights of Honor class of Green-
way proved to be very interesting,
The 'score stood 10-1B rin fayor of the
Bend.
Miss Edwards has returned Ito her
home here.
Don't tail to attend the I,own 500-
l
tat at the Methodist church on Fri- i
day the lath inst liefreshments will
be served from _6 to S excellent
program is being- prepared, consisting
of addresses by the pastor ,Itev. D.
D. ThOmpson a -id Bev, S. C. 'Corriere
and notisie by alt Harold Pym soloist
o St 4aryS,. Readings lay Miss Daw
'son of Parkhill tied others. + Don't
ftirget the VaAe. Everybody welcome
afr. oral BIrsa Caleb alillson " -of
White Oke South Landoa...visited a't
Mr. I -lector add George rifillson's
while. on his way to attend the wead-
at Mitchell of his ;nephew, Bev, Alvin
otirtson Ito Miss .Edpa wooams Bev.
atilison has been recently ordained
and assigned a circuit. .a
?lost of the.peoplci around here 'at-
tended the annlyersarY services at
'Zion, 'on Sunday, and the ice cream
social On Tuesday, evening.
Don't forget the services here on
Sunday Bev, Walter Billson of iStrat-
ford preaches it 1.0..30 and 7 p.
Woodham 'Choir will .1,!..1rnisli the
singir,,'.1'.ad. on i'u('e ;there t.et inc nanim to
'1) u„
or t,s*.:aq vs
co" '
11,7 rave :1°
'disagreea
o(k
1 v
wood
ant
gind
i
vat
7:11neno 080I
hat If the Li e v
temperance plan
t al - trick they
cng the Roe.
ri 4
group
tsayi
Id show th
vas not
Id win
tfav C
A
ment co do
$000 John Browg saoo and
Ohara' SZiO oarY 3eiohert bad
Struck off one dog, I)
itoh struck off. Atter few trana
tSr or the ossessment. the Cour4i o
I Salon was -closed
er ,Court ot Revision' 'council met
. G. TireSt1, was appointed manager
tnd operator of the Zurich Central
Ur has to attend to all installations
ot new trio/tones, and do all repairs
Central and to the lines, he also
has to Cornish office room free of
charges, his salarY to be $I200 Per an
num, Frank Moussenn COn ,Toss and
Isiah Witmer were appointed 'toad
Commissioners tor Zurioh Road.
A. few accoonts were passed -
The council adjourued to meet July
4tit at two o'clock
log these yeero he took Part in all
College activities. 'being ler four
Xenrs on intercollegiate tivhatiug
(-eons. was active in T Q. 4. and
Situday !School work as well as Man)?
other activities The bride, is ;also
a graduate of Northwestern Collo
graduating with tbe Or 19
lioth were wry pOpillnr alriOng the'r
School mates, and teachers. and by
their cheerful disposition have ir-
stupierIedatibce illavevso potful!' wi w
eu
trt44 happy eouplo
,
'alared hy TaYlor and Ifiadsola tba
the Engineer be instructed to ZePAiX
the sidestatk Ort the Exeter bridge
as the walk ),13 In a dangerous condi',
tion The alOtiO3 was carried, and
(he salewalk will be proPerlY rePattr-
e(1,,
The Messrs Ge
W. Vol a mere% re
ported v
Notion h t
vouehers and f -5i• t45 sa5e
The totol receipts for tbe
Dalaoce ,an hood trona
egeipta during' 1913, ,*1. 0l,'101,4(
g total of $17$.203,1( 'The tote
aymmats doriog 1013 were, $IM,
viog
Tbs 31esse or orn*sIttee s'-
partedfollows„ !.Vi bve rna1s qnr
terly v to the flouse, nndo
the management very saUsfactory.
this date there are S Ma4r
car4 (or in the institt
meeting of the coo baro
sed a good sound yoing
f liorses, three and Voir ycnrs
tbz'2 O. The Committee woold re
bat the twain building oat
d 11111$ OnUltner. 55 it
re4uI1es it hndts We also recont-
nand the d possl of the present g.ttiet
line engine and that It be replaced
by. s hydro electric motOr or throe
hono, power, We believe that this
can be done without additionol cost
rad , that the orrangements of the
er be left with the choirman of
tiis mittee and the Iospector, We
5150 d that a suitable vault
he boll basementfor protec,
fire all doom.
(her valuables
be left wit
e ieve Your Mind
ointiog zu
a the wor-
ries inci-
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