Muncie Post-Democrat, Muncie, Delaware County, 20 April 1934 — Page 4

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TOU CAN ALWAYS BtTY INTELLIGENTLY BY HEADING THE EOST DEMDCRAT ADYEHTTSEMENTS

ta vrreiKce L. Ludington, R.’ V. D.

4, Munci#, Ind.

Andrew Parnell, 715 S. Hackley

street.

Theodore Stewart, 917 W. Charles

street.

CITY OFFICES.

Democratic.

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FRIDAY, APRIL 20, 1921.

NOTICE PRIMARY ELECTION. State ofs. Indiana, Delaware Coun-

ty, ss:

I, Mable B. Ringo, Clerk of the Delaware Circuit Court, of Delaware County, Indiana, do hereby certify that the following named persons have filed with the Secre-

tary of State of the State of Indi- For Mayor an^, and with the Clerk of the Del- Rollin H.

aware Circuit Court, written declarations and requests that their names be printed on the official ballots for the respective offices hereinafter mentioned, in accordance with the provisions of the Primary Election Laws of the State of Indiana, and are entitled to be voted for at the Primary Election

to be held in Delaware County, In- street diana, and the various precincts F 0f city Judge

thereof, on Tuesday, May 8, 1934,: between the hours of G o’clock a.

m., and 6 o’clock p. m.:

CITY OFFICES.

Republican. For Mayor—-

Wayne Ozro Adams, 1125 Univer-

sity avenue.

John C. Hampton, 1302 S. Jef-

ferson street.

A. Roscoe Lord, 103 E. Jackson

strict

Curtis V. Rector, 522 W. Adams

strocfc

John W. Riehwine, City Hall, E. Jackson street. W. Max Shafer, 702 N. Jefferson

street

Herbert A. Smith, 611 S. Pershing drive. Morton Thornburg, 1720 E. Memorial drive. For City Clerk— Clyde Dunnington, 1415 Linden

street.

Rex F. Geliy, 1727 S. Madison

street

Chester L. Keesaer, 1218 S. Franklin street. Fred M. Strohm, 706 Hoyt ave-

nue.

Ray West, 2013 S. Walnut street. For City Judge— John D. Hill, 29 Briar road. Loring W. Mellette, 200 E. Washington street. Charline H. McGuire, 1112 E. Adams street. Guy M. Ogle, 316 S. Monroe Street For Councilman at Large— —First District— Harold L. Eastus, 1801 S. Blaine street. John W- Limbert, 1700 S. Madison street. For Councilman at Large— Second District— Charles E. Hawk, 200 E. 13th street Arthur C. White, 1642 W. 10th street, For Councilman at Large— —Third District— Arthur C. Ford, 1017 W. Eighth street. Harry McCullough, 1110 S. Jefferson street. Orval L. Sutton, 1201 W. Eighth street. For Councilman at Large— —Fourth District-— Charles F. Blease, 121 Meeks avenue. C. Ernest Dawson, 321 S. Martin street. Harry W. Needham, 223 Granville avenue. For Councilman at Large— —Fifth District.— August M. Maick, 209 E. Wysor street. “Abe” B. L. Martin, 110 S. Council street. James J. Mclnnis, 521 E. Wysor street, Will S. Postal, 433 E. Charles street. " * Geo. Norris, 419 E. Adams street. For Councilman at Large— —Sixth District.— Dewey Blackburn, 1404 Kirk street.'' -a : ^ ; A. Wayne Brooks, 829 E. First street Rodney G. Hayler, 317 N. Vine street • Thomas E. Prutzman, 815 W. Charles street. Clifford St. John, 120 N. Ohio avenue. CENTER TOWNSHIP. Republican. FOr Township Trustee— Dallas A. Dinkins, 224 W. 23rd street Carl E. Ross, 401 Wheeling ave-

nue.

Chas. D. Smith, 1019 S. Council etreet. Wendell C. Stogsdill, 417 W. Jackson street. For Township Assessor— John J. Burkholder, 720 E. Washington street. Robert W. Maggs, 607 Ashland avenue. George W. Pfeiffer, 807 N. Mulberry etreet. Milton Sherry, R. F. D. 4, Muncie, Ind. Thomas Oscar Smith, 1224 S. Elm street Ralph Stout, SC'S Marsh street. For Justice of the Peace— Elmer N. Dunn, 520 S. Council street Charles C. Farmer, 730 N. Elm street. Everett G. Hackman, 614 Abbott street. Charles E. Osborn, 1143 E. WashIn frf ATI CStUAPt Earl F. Randolph, 416 N. McKinley avenue. I. Martin Schafer, 649 N. Jefferson street. C. Bowen Sims, 1802 §. Franklin street. >A , Earla M. Taughinbaugh, 225 E. Wysor street. For ConstableEarl Conn, 2704 S. Elm street. Matt Dodd, 402- W. Charlee street —- Waiter Hayden, 508 E. 20th street. Chas. White, R. F. D. 4, Muncie,

Ind.

For Member Advisory Board— D. Monroe Barbef, 815 W. Powers street. ’ Otho L. Janney, 202 Meeks ave-

nue.

Oscar Leo Johnson, R. F. D. 5, Muncie, Ind.

NOTICE OF VOTING PLACES,! Jackson and Calvert streets. MUNCIE, INDIANA- No. 25—Jerry O’Neil residence, , : . ' . 315 South Celia avenue.

The Board of Election Commis-j n 0< 26—Methodist Church, Main

sioners, named by the Common and McKinley streets.

Council, arranged for the Special No 27—U. Hiniy residence, 700 Election to be held in Muncie, In-1 Be ,[ T hel A L em ^' , , 101 ,

- ’ No. 28—Democrai Club, 1214 diana, on Tuesday, April 24, 1934, Highland avenue.

official notice of which has here-! ■ No. 29—A. P. Stapp residence,

R. Dale, 223 N. Elm

Bunch, 122 S. Elm tofore been given, announce the 2325 East Twelfth street.

street. George street.

For City Clerk—

Aaron B. Belcher, 917 W. Gilbert

street.

Dennis Cleary, 207 E, Sixth

street.

Linton Ridgeway, 920 E. Jackson

following places for voting in each of the thirty-two precincts of said city, oh said dates, when the polls will be open from 6 o’clock a. m., until 6 o’clock p. m.

Precinct.

No. 30—Corbin’s Grocery, rear corner Madison and Twenty-first

streets.

No. 31—Roosevelt School bundling, Congervilie. No. 32—Wall Garage, 702 West

J. Frank ‘Mann, 404 Ashland

avenue.

For Councilman at Large—

—First District—

Jimmie Cunningham, 1203 S.

Brotherton street.

Emmett N. Grady, 1300 S.

Ebright etreet.

Clarence R. Hole, 14th and Mock

avenue.

Clarke F. Johnson, 2401 S. Grant

street.

For Councilman at Large— —Second District— Frank R. Rosinski, 1439 W. 16th Ora T. Shroyer, 2212 S. Walnut

street,

For Councilman at Large— •+~Third District— Chester C. Clark, 121 E. Seventh

street*

Harry A. Kleinfelder, 1207 S. Walnut street. Harry P. McDowell, 816% S.'Walnut street. Roy L. Taughinbaugh, 1013 W. Powers street. Harpy L. Thomas, 1514 S. Gharkey street. For Councilman at Large— —Fourth District— Rufus D. Jackson, 516 N. Dill

street.

Clifford y. Smith, 500 N. Calvert

avenue.

Robert F. Tumleson, 404 Ala-

meda avenue.

Edward B. Winder, 1330 N. Wal-

nut street.

For Councilman at Large— —Fifth District— George W. Clarke, 711 N. Mul-

berry street.

G. Raymond Desmond, 515 E. Howard street. Hubert 3L Parkinson, 725 W. Charley street, For Councilman at Large— > —Sixth District— Clyde Schultz, 1001% Broadway. Harold C. Thompson. 1405 E.

Main street.

J. flrwin Walsh, 611 E. Gilbert

street*

CENTER TOWNSHIP OFFICES. Democratic. For Townahip Trustee— Robert S. Howell, 206 E. Wysor

street,

George J. Leyendecker, 623 W. Howard street. Edward Thomas, 1208 Broadway. Far Township Assessor— Leslie Brand, R. F. D. 3, Muncie,

Ind.

Benjamin F. Latting, 704 E. Ninth street. Carroll M. Norris, 109 Riverside avenue. Charles Skinner, R. F. D. 2, Hoyt avenue. For Justice of the Peace— William D. Chambers, 515 W, Main street. t Ambrose D. Gray, 1021 S. Hackley street. r For Constable— Borter L. Ree«se, 1208 S. Macedonia avenue. Fot Member Advisory Board— B. F. Deardorff, 1125 S. Elm street. Fernando J, : LaDuron, 2018 E. Willard street, Frank W. Lang, 319 Ashland ave-

nue.

In witness whereof I have hereunto set my hand and affixed the seal of said court at my office in the courthouse in the City of Muncie, Indiana, this, the 19th day of April, 1934. mable b. Bingo, Clerk Delaware Circuit Court of Delaware County, Indiana. April 20-27 — o AN ORDINANCE PROVIDING PROTECTION TO BLIND PEDESTRIANS AND REGULATIND TRAFFIC AND PROVIDING A PENALTY FOR VIOLATION THEREOF.

No. 1—Renner residence, 604 Eleventh street. West Main street. Dated this, the 12th day of April, No. 2—Lake Erie Hotel, corner 1934. Council and Powers streets. LINTON RIDGEWAY. No. 3—Naomi Mitchner resi- AUGUST MAICK, deuce, 554 Wilson avenue. | HENRY A. KLEINFELDER, Board of Election Commissioners,

Muncie, Indiana.

Attest: Linton Ridgeway, April 13-20. City Clerk.

iTICE TO TAXPAYERS OF ARING ON APPROPRIATIONS

Section 1. Be it ordained by thfc Common Council of the city of Muncie, that from and after the paseage of this ordinance, blind pedestrians, by holding out horizontally, a white cane in direction they desire to travel over cross-walks, highways, streets, avenues, alleys or other public highways, in the city of Muncie, Indiana, shall be given the right of way over all pedestrians and vehicles, except police patrol, fire department, fire patrol and emergency ambulances. Any person misusing the protection herein afforded to the blind, shall be subject to a fine of not less than |5, nor more than $50 for each separate offense. Section 2. This ordinance shall be in full force and effect fromabd after its passage by the Common Council and the approval of the mayor thereto and publication according to law. Passed by the Common Council of the city of Muncie, this 2nd day of April, 1934. ORA T. SHROYER, President Common Council. Presented by me to the mayor for his approval and signature, this 4th day of April, 1934. LINTON RIDGEWAY, City Clerk. Approv?d and signed by me, this 4th day of April, 1934. GEO. R. DALE,

Mayor.

Attest: Linton Ridgeway, April 13-20 City Clerk.

No. 4—Yellow Cab garage, 505

South Mulberry street. No. 5—Courthouse.

No. 6—Emerson School building. No. 7—Edawrd B. Winder residence, 1330 North Walnut etreet. No. 8—August Maick residence,

309 East Wysor street.

No. 9—Jackson Street Christian | In the matter of the passage o? Church, Jackson and Elm streets.! certain ordinances by common

No. 10 Methodist Protestant council of the City of Muncie, In- ! , » th _ n f qnjd Church, Main and Plum streets. ----- A,-J date of the final action ot said

No. 11—Worley Dorman BarbCr shop, 3103 East Main street.

Sometime when kftNEST CALLS ME HIS BALL AMD CHAIN

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torial against the state’s executive | in his own party and kept him occupied in scolding the editors. It has been recorded the Messrs. | Quay and Penrose were thoroughly ; satisfied with their share of the ^ capitol building fund, and it is rather generally admitted that the capitol building of Pennsylvania cost the taxpayers of Pennsylvania a pretty penny.

GLENNS Sheet Metal Shop See us for Skylights, Metal Ceilings, Slate, Tile and Metal Roofing, Blowpipe and Job Work. Gutter and Leader Pipe. Rear 213 E. Main St. Phone 310

W. H. DORTON & SON PLUMBING, HEATING AND GENERAL REPAIR. 900 Wheeling Ave. Phone 48161

A GLAMOROUS NEW STAR

Red Jacket, W. Va., Lump 7.25 Kentucky Lump $6.65 Ignito W. Va., Lump — r -$7.75 Ignito W. Va., Egg $7140 Coke, all sizes $9.40 Poco, Lump $8.40 Poco Egg $8.65 McGuff Coal & Supply Co. Phone 2108 Pershing Drive & Wysor St.

UNITED ARTISTS

in the SAMUEL GOLOWYN production of NAN A'

Coming Sunday RIVOLI

diana, Delaware Copnty, providing; council and the gtate boar< j of tax

for special appropriation of funds. Notice is hereby given taxpayers

commiesioners will fix a date of

No. 12—Longfellow School build- 1 of ,Je' c , t “ ofMuncle.Tnd^r Def i *" ing, Broadway. aware County, that a public hearing No. 13 Frank Hastings garage, will he in the City Hall, Muncie,

rear 2002 South Walnut street. Indiana, on the 10th day of May,, . f ,., . No- 14—Lincoln School building, 1934, . at 7:30 o’clock p. m., on ordi-, A,)nl “ '“ 7 _ ( y Cle,k *

West Twelfth street, Avondale. No. 15—Oliver Bergdoll residence, 1211 West Eighth street. No. 16—Fred Kuback residence, Second and Mulberry streets. No. 17—Hall Roofing Shop, 1103

South Walnut etreet.

No. 18—Frank Bowers residence,

1823 South Walnut street.

No. 19—Garfield School building No. 20—Kathryn Gaughran residence, 711 South Hackley street. No. 21—Five Point Barber Shop,

664 Ohio avenue.

No. 22—Blaine School. No. 23—L. J. Fleming residence, 1603 West Ninth street. No. 24—United Brethren Church,

COMMON COUNCIL,

Of City of Muncie, Ind.

Linton Ridgeway,

nance making special and addi-

tional appropriation:

An ordinance appropriating the sum of $35 out of the general fund for the payment of claim of E. H. Clauser, M. D. Taxpayers appearing shall have the right to be beard thereon. After the special appropriations have been decided upon by the Council, ten or more taxpayers, feeling themselves aggrieved by such appropriations may appeal to the state board of tax commissioners for further and final action thereon by filing a petition therefore with the county auditor not later than ten (10) days from the

Here, There (Continued From Page One) form ue that those two practical ] political worthies contrived to keep j the good goveraqr in a constant state of “fuddle-duddle” by inspir-j ing a deluge of correspondence j from horticultural societies, seeking his services as a speaker, or seeking his advice as an expert. Nor did they neglect to have frequent delegations from as far away as California, constantly camping on Pennypacker’s door step, waiting to talk horticulture. They next inspired several edi-

MIRMA

The Independent Merchant is interested in only ONE Community and that’s Muncie.

Trade At the HOME-OWNED STORE

COUNTY COMMISSIONERS ANNUAL REPORT Statement of the Board of Commissioners ot Delaware County, Indiama, of the Receipts, Disbursements and Balances of the Said County for the Year 1933

Receipts

Balance on hand January 1, 1933 (General Fund Only) County Taxes, 1933 '. $343,848.67 Clerk Circuit Court <li Receipts and Expenses 8,725.82

Auditor . Treasurer

xpeni

(2) Insanity and Epileptic Inquests (3) Clothing for Insane (4) Commitment of Patients to State Institutiortis

606.35

6.549.32

Recorder 7,226.40 Sheriff ' 3,105.31 Surveyor 484.48 County Superintendent •. Coroner

Coupty Assessor — Prosecuting Attorney Circuit and Juvenile Courts (1) Receipts and Expenses

(2) Board of Children’s Guardians A.

Superior Court L Court House (1) Current Receipts and Expenses Jail

Infirmary

2.380.70

370.00

290.00 22.87

: Orphans Home .

'General Hospital .Cdunty Commissioners i County Council Health Commissioner County Attorney Board of Review School Attendance Officer and Exp.

Blection

678.39 117.50

Election ;

Roads, Preliminary Expense, Viewers, Advancements Refund Mortgage

Inspector of Weights and Measures

Poor Attorney

• • L-4-. •

795.50

Expense of Assessing •!— Cent, pisease and Clinic County Agricultural Agent Administrative Expense Public Printing and Advertising 932.80 Bovine ,T. B. Eradication Premiums on Officials’ Bonds Compensation

T. Indigents Burial- of Soldiers, Sailors and Marines

Fa'rnieii General

Poor Relief ...’ Inmates of State Institutions Children in Orphans Home Children ip Custody of Individuals School Fund Loan Interest

Institute and Agricultural Association enerAL Pitch Improvement Fund Poor Relief L ....... 330,009.75

utlons

433.40

132,376.57

420.23

L...

Pitch Expense, Advancements

Pltc'B 'AsSessments on Roads and County Property

BtP State Charities 1 Examination of Records .’ 11,998 84 Plvldend Payment Peferred Banks 880.13 poor Relief Notes Dilinqueht Ditch Penalty 55.69 Mileage Return J. P. Fines SunOS fl *,.... a a • .... a • * .... .....a «**••«,.•««,**, v • 38,076.00 All Other Receipts and Disbursements iGeneral Fund Only) 1,127.41 Taxes Refunded 1,336.13 intangible Stamps 2,779.90 Total General Fund Receipts and Disbursements $895,628.16 Balance on Hand, December 31, 1933 (General Fund Only)

Disbursement* $193,378.73 O.D. 9.364.47 75.00 595.74 1,255.16 9,799.49 12,415.69 5,484.82 17.253.38 4,625.99 4,109.66 1,458.80 2,113.29 7,232.78 14,738.78 1,793.27 7,539.35 11,476.89 5,729.08 25,819.68 15,368.55 30,000.00 1,800.00 625.00 1.008.48 800.00 507.52 2,454.85 1,404.60 18.00 491.00 2,023.88 400.00 12,134.00 2,361.02 1,428.26 1.328.49 4,934.33 140.73 858.58 821.66 4.068.50 3,775.00 100.00 952.71 202,206.53 11,368 07 3,973.25 11,081.52 11,952.15 1.471.38 3,532.57 196.14

4.30

!J,435.36 880.13 U8.408.04

3.60

680.77

Blue Beacon COAL

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Muncie Lumber Co. Muncie, Ind. 316 Ohio Ave. Telephone 145-146

For a Real Glass of BEER ON TAP OR BOTTLE Go To Hughey Haughey’s Corner of Willard St. Hoyt Ave. Tasty sanuwicnes Also Served. Hughey keeps his beer always in first class condition.

GET YOUR Gas and Oil At the In-and-Out Service Station Madison and Willard Muncie. Ind. or the SUNNY SERVICE STATION 18th and Madison

TAUGHINBAUGH CO. Funeral Directors Our Phone never sleeps 4014 DAY or NIGHT Lady Attendant Howard at Proud St.

HARDESTY FURNITURE STORE We Buy and Sell New and Ue^d ^k'-niture £nd Ctcvbd. Visit the Clearert Used Goods Store in Muncie. nARDESTY TRUCKING -Ob... and Long Distance Moving—Storage and Crating 028 S. Walnut St. Phone 1856

$840,259.02 55,369.14

Balance Dec.

31, 1932.

County Revenue

Gravel Road Repairs .... .r._. ......... Bond or Sinking Fund 7,636.81 23rd St. Bridge .... ...ft: 184.00

St. Bridge

West Washington St. Bridge Taxation for Township Road Bonds and Coupons . Bonds for Const. Public Ditches Taxation for Ditch Bonds and Coupons

Tax Sale Redemption

Sale

1,822.30

.31 3,445.53

067.12

Receipts for Year 895,628.16

Total

OD. Dec. 31, 1932

Expenditures

$ 895,628.16

$193,378.73

$ 646,880.29

15,172.95

9,384.01

5,788.94

25,409.88

33,046.69 184.00 1,822.30

20,900.57 184.00 1,822.30

78,740.67

78,740.67 .31

33,219.86

46,134.49

8,865.14

12,310.67

9,372.40

6,199.10

5,199.10

967.12

5,199.10

Total 840,259.02 15,172.95 20,900.57 184.00 1,822.30 79,264.37 9,372.40 5,199.10

Ditch Repair 1,485.15

Principal

Principal Congressional

Principal

est

Common

ressi

Endowment

, - 1Per

Xnterei

Interest Congressional Interest Per Endowment Nines and Forfeitures .. Ditch Construction Gen. Or. Rd by Tax Acci State Tax State School Tax

Library Building

State Soldiers Memorial Fund Intangible Stamps State Teachers Pension Fund ‘ Indiana Dunes Park Fund —

nes pa

Indiana Board of Agriculture Col. Sees. Ditch State Forestry

Show Licenses Township Tax Local Tuition Tax Special School Tax Special School Bond Tax .. Vocational Educational Tax Road Tax Garage Building Common School Revenue . Surplus Dog Fund Library Fund Corporation Tax Water Works Tax Electric Light Tax

Int. Pub. Depos.

Int. Tax Distribution ........ Bond Fund . L«v. h ...

Park

Sinking Fund Policemen Pension Flrenften Pension Aviation Dept Inheritance Tax Excess Storage Auto Gasoline Tax Collections Legal Survey Geo. R. Clark Memorial Delaware and Henry County Line Bridge Educational Imp Surplus TaX Acct Intangible Building and Loans State Excise

tat

Totals $71,863.40

1,485.15

10,080.08

10,382,25

10,427.51

1,650.00

1,665.59

1,521.42

1,350.00

1,353.20 18.129.55

850.00

10,343.13

18,129.55

838.23

888.68

1,063.75

1,952.43

741.25

885.17

3,976.90

3,517.40

4,042.83

15,867.13

4,923.82

33,473.75

113,460.48

113,460.43

113,460.48

84,445.34

8-1.445.34

84,445.34

4,833.75

5,459.13

31,043.75

29,966.75

26,944.35

26.944.35

3.47

3,927.59

3.927.59

3,927.59

936.14

936.14 2,245.43 ' 285.00 85.00

936.14

2,245.43

207.00

309.00

285.00

60.00

85.00

41,693.33

3,900.00

37,793.33

41,693.33

654,869.54

164,300.00

490,569.54

654,869.54

458.960.12

458,960.12

71,000.00

387,960.12

458,960.12

211,539.49

1.289.29

1,289.29

8,830.98

6,830.98

1,167.13

5,663.85

6.830.98

1,511.31 45,973.92

1,511.31

45,973.92

4,817.12

31,385.11

60.00 146,350.00

31,325.11

31,385.11

439,248.19

292,898.19

439,248.19

2,827.31

800.00

2,027.31

2,827.31

2.429.85

2,429.85

500 00

1,929.85

2,429.85

4,990.12

4.990.12

11,119.59

1,155.32

• 1,155.22

1,155.32

29,016.61

37,344.95

37.344.95

37,344.95

7,173.75

7.173.75

7,173.75

12.44

12.44 17,594.7b

17,594.75

17,594.73

119,951.78

18.70 120,106.68 24.26

116,764.49

ll6,764.49

1,681.53

.50

9,684.58

9.684.58

9,684.58

9.684.58

1,015.87

41.91

1,823.78

16.756.67

16,756.07

16,756.67

Balances ic. 31, 1933 $55,369.14

OD. Dee. 31, 1932

12,146.12

523.70

.31

2,938.27

967.12 1,485.15

45.26

144.17 503.20

1,114.20

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$3,574,891.73 $624,858.43 $2,861,299.56 $3,486,157.99 $90,416.90 $1.6i83.16

..... $3,503,028.33

' CONDENSED STATEMENT OF RECEIPTS, DISBURSEMENTS AND BALANCES FOR YEAR 1933

Balance December 31. 1933 $ 71,863.40 Receipt* for 1933 3,503.023 33

Total 3,574,891.73 Overdraft December 31. 1932 i . 624 858. Expenditure$ for year 1933 * 2 861,299.56

Total

3.488.157.O')

Balance December 31, 1933 ; .... £3,733 74 Treasurer’s Outstanding Warrants December 31, 1933 92,413.35

Approved by the Delaware County Board of Commissioners, April 3. 1934.

W.' MAX SHAFER

Auditor Delaware County. JOSEPH T. MEREDITH Treasurer Delaware County. Not*—This report shows an overdraft in certain funds beginning year 1933. December

WALTER A. SH1REY CHARLES N. DAVIS D. C. RECTOR

settlement of 1932 was not complete until the 9th day of January 1933.

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