Hammond Times, Volume 4, Number 85, Hammond, Lake County, 27 September 1909 — Page 2

THE TIMES. Monday. Sept. 27. 19CW.

THE LATEST IN FASHIONS

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Every other shirtwaist shown among the new models for fall lias the

fastening at one side of the front and a crisp frill running down the edge. For the woman who is planning an autumn journey nothing will be cooler or neater than one of these smart little frilled silk blouses In a color that blends

with the traveling suit. The collar and rows of soutache and the buttons, pet also trimmed with soutache. OVER THE VISITS IN HAMMOXD. Miss Etta Sheffield and Mr. Drinkwater of Chicago spent Sunday with Miss Sheffield's parents, Mr. and Mrs. J. P. Sheffield at their home in May street. ATTEND THE THEATER. Mr. and Mrs. John M. Stinson saw "The Circus Man" at McVlckers in Chicago Saturday evening. VISIT IN CROWN POINT. Mr. , and Mrs. John Hughes and lit- ' tie son; Milton, of Warren street, spent Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. Peter Geisen and Mr. and Mrs. "Will. Hughes at their homes in Crown Point. RETURNS FROM VISIT. Miss Nellie Fowler of "Williams street has returned home from a few weeks' visit -with friends and relatives in Rockford, 111. RETURNS HOME TODAY. Miss Laura Riggs left this morning for; her home in Lowell after a pleasant over Sunday visit with Mr. and MrsW. C. Belman at their home "The Oaks'" in Glendale. A . DAY'S ' VISIT. Mr..andiMrs. Chris Schmal spent Sunday" visiting friends and relatives in St. ''John. RETXTINS -FROM VACATION. Mr. D. W. Blackburn has returned homeffrom a. few weeks' visit with rel. atlves'ln Bowman, , 111. SUSS SMITH A. HOSTESS. MIsb; Lillian Smith .will pleasantly en tertain the young ladies of the Fhilathea. Embroidery club next Tuesdayevening at her -home; In Truman avenue. It Is the " regular -weekly club party and a full attendance of mem , bers is desired", as business of import ance will be disposed -of early in the evening. BAN S , ARE. r l"BLI SHED. The 'bans of the approaching mar riage.ot Miss Mary "Wolf and Mr. Robert Hepner were read by the Rev. Father Plaster at. St. Joseph's Catho He. church yesterday. The wedding ceremony will be celebrated early in October. ' VISITS IN HIGHLANDS. Mr: A. St. Pierre of Chicago spent Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. O. W. Hard- ' lng, formerly of Hammond but now of Highlands. SPENDS SUNDAY HERE. Mrs. Graoukowski and son, Mr. J. Grioukowskl of Hawthorne, 111., spent Sunday with Mrs. Lobodyzinskl and family and Mr. Jordon and family of West Hammond. LEAVES FOR SCHOOL. Miss Lyda Muench, daughter of Mr, and Mrs. Gus Muenich of South Hob. man street, left Hammond this morn lng for Terre Haute, Ind.. where she will attend the State Normal school. HAVE GUEST FROM CANADA. Mr. and Mrs. Wtlter Kennedy of Beall avenue are entertaining Mrs Kennedy's brother, Mr. Roy IL Halt of Edmonton, Alberta, Canada for several days. Mr. Huff Is on his way to Grand Rapids and ether points.in Michigan. RETURNS FROM VISIT. Mrs. A. M. DeWeese has returned to her home in Rlmbach avenue after a pleasant few days' visit with her daughter, Mrs. Raymond, Knoft at her home in Berne, Ind. .....,.., lie memoers or tae nj Vsst&gzz - Pent committee? The Hammond Worn-

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an's club will meet Tuesday evening at 7:30 o'clock in the Rimbach building. It s desired that all the members at tend as arrangements will be made for the public meeting of the club Saturday, Oct. 2, when they are in charge of the program. It is the first meeting of the study year and other business will be disposed. AX OVER SUNDAY VISIT. Mr. and Mrs. Ira Post and baby of Chicago. spent Sunday visiting Mr. and Mrs. George Post and Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Lake at their home in Rim bach avenue RETURNS HOME. Miss Elsie Allen has left for her home in LaPorte, Ind., after a few days' visit with friends in Chicago and Hammond. In Hammond Miss Allen was entertained by the Misses Lulu Symmes and Jennie Mabbs at their home in Doty street. RETURNS TODAY. Mr. E. S. Emmerine of the German Citizens' National bank will return home today from an over Sunday visit with relatives in Detroit, Mich. A WEEK-END VISIT. Oliver Baumgartner left last even ing for his home in Naperville, 111., after an over Sunday visit with Mr. and Mrs. Groom and family at their home in Williams street. SPENDS SUNDAY HERE. Miss Mary Halm of Columbus, who has been spending the past few weeks in Chicago came to Hammond yesterday and was the guest of Miss Bertha Hansen at her home in Rimbach avenue. Miss Halm expects to return home this week. VISITS HAMMOND FRIENDS. Miss Edna Randolph of Dolton, 111., was the guest of Miss Mae Campbell at her home in West Sibley street over Sunday. AnUSIXESS VISIT. George Martine of South Bend was a business visitor in Hammond today. VISITS IN MILWAUKEE. Mrs. Carrie Parsons of Doty street is the guest of her daughter, Miss Irene Parsons and sister, Mrs. Charles Cormany of Milwaukee for a few days. Miss Irene Parsons has tendered a young ladies' seminary in Milwaukee and will study there this winter. VISIT IN ENGLEWOOD. Mrs. Thomas Brennan and Miss Mable Sonntag of Rimbach avenue spent Sunday afternoon with Mrs. Brennan's mother, Mrs. Margaret Swift at her home in Englewood. RETLRNS FROM VISIT. Mrs. Harry Smith of Carroll street has returned home from a pleasant few weeks' visit with friends and relatives in Terre Haute and Crawfordsville, Ind. Mrs. Smith has been absent from Hammond about three weeks. RETURXS FROM VACATION. Theodore Moor, assistant cashier at the First National bank, returned home Saturday afternoon from his vacation and resumed his duties at the bank to day. ile spent two weeks visiting in Kansas and Nebraska and was "also the guest of relatives in Benton Harbor, Mich., for a few days. SPENDS SUNDAY HERE. trnest Hjortsberg, formerly of St. Paul but now of Chicago, came to Ham mond Sfltnrdnv eveninc t cn,n ,1 c, day witn brotheri victor Hjortsberg .CC Cm: crrrl. iLi Hjortsberg was in Hammond one winter when he was

In the employ of the United States Metals Refining company, but h left

to accept a position with the Chicago & Great "Western railroad at tbelr of fices In St Paul. Recently the offices were moved to Chicago. VISITS IN HAMMOND. Misses Emma Alnsworth and Essie Crowell of Crown Point have been the guests of Mr. and Mrs. George Kramer at their home in Russell street during the past week end. MUs Alnsworth and Mrs. Kramer are sisters. IS IMPROVING NICELY, Mrs. J. T. Reilley, who has been very ill at St. Margaret's hospital for the past month, ia Improving nicely now and is able to be up a little each day. It is expected that she will be able to return to her home the latter part of the week. AN INFORMAL PARTY. , The Misses Grace Kirchheimer and Anna Doehring very pleasantly entertained a few friends Saturday evening at the home of Miss Doehring, 23T Walter street. The evening was spent with various games and music and at a late hour the hostesses served a dainty two course luncheon. There were several friends of the young ladies present and they report having had a pleasant time. HERE OVER SUNDAY. Mr. Jack McGirr, who is', attending the Valparaiso university at Valparaiso was the guest of Mr. and.Mrs. R. R. MacAleer at their home in Clinton street during the past week end. RETURNS FROM THE WEST. Mrs. T. M. C. Hembroff has returned to her home in Indiana Harbor from Denver, Col., where she has been for several months with her uttle daugh ter. Miss Dixie. Mrs. Hembroff return ed home by way of Chillocothe, Mo., where she visited her aunt, Miss Eliza Shepherd who also returned with her for a visit In Hammond and Indiana Harbor. Miss Dixie Hembroff was not able to be brought home and will remain at a private sanitarium in Den ver for the winter when it is hoped she will be able to return home. LEAVES FOR COLLEGE. Miss Sophia Reichers and Louisa Bark of Crown Point were the guests of friends in Hammond and left today for Terre Haute. Ind.. to attend the State Normal school. RETURN HOME. The Misses Mable Almond and Anna Holmes who have been the guests of the Misses Lulu Symmes and Jennie Mabbs at their home in Doty street dur ing the past week end have returned home. A SHORT VISIT. Miss Ruby "Wilson has returned home from an over Sunday visit with rela tives in Crown Point. NOTICE. Mrs. Edith Lillian Clark, pianist and teacher of the Central Conservatory o Chicago, will organize here a branch o the conservatory in 'high-class piano instructions.. Terms moderate. Phone Hammond 60, or address Central Con servatory Kimball hall, Chicago. Write for catalog. M. F. A SURPRISE PARTY. A very enjoyable party was given as a surprise to Miss Madaline Gastel yesterday at her home, 146 Williafs street. The guests were members o the confirmation class of the Lutheran church and they met at the home o Miss Gastel early in the afternoon and spent a very pleasant social time. Dur. ing the afternoon Miss Marie Spoener furnished a pretty program of music. The remainder of the afternoon was spent with pleasant social diversions until 4:30 when the young people were invite dinto the dinning room and served with a daintily arranged course luncheon. Mrs. Fred Gastel, Jr.. and Miss Etta Gastel assisted in the dining room. A CHRISTENING. The little son of Mr. and Mrs. Adam Ebert of East State street was christened Sunday at St. Joseph's Catholic church and the Rev. Father Plaster read the service of the church at 2 o'clock. There were several relatives and friends present at the ceremony. Miss Caroline Scherer and Mr. Adam Schneider were sponsors for the child, who will be called Anthony. RETURNS HOME. Miss Sue Phauker will leave for her home in South Bend, Ind., after a pleasant few weeks' visit with Mr. and Mrs. D. E. Boone at their home in May street. HAS SEW POSITION. Miss Caroline Scherer has secured a position In the Lion Store and began her duties there today. CONCLUDES VISIT HERE. Mrs. Chester Lockwood and daughter, Jenette of Kalamazoo. Mich., who have been the guests of Mr. and Mrs. Harry Morganau at their home in Doty street for a week, left last evening for St, Louis, Mo., to visit friends and relatives. RETURNS FROM VACATION. Miss Monta Underwood has returned home from a few weeks' vacation spent with friends and relatives in Madison and Indianapolis, Ind., where she had a very enjoyable time. A BIG SOCIAL AFFAIR. The Hammond Motor Boat club held its annual fall outing and picnic yesterday afternoon in a grove two miles above Clark Station. The club, with its friends who witnessed the boat race in the morning, proceeded up the river about noon. The afternoon was pleasantly spent In various amusements for the entertainment of the members of Lake Side Yacht club of Pullman, 111. Those present and the launches that made the run were: Launch Helen D Mr. and Mrs. F. D. Doty, Mr. and Mrs. R. W. Benson, H. M. Martin. Miss J. W. Cann, Miss Horton and Dr. Libertine. Launch Jesse Miss Ida Crook, Mr. E. F. Blgelow and Mr. J. R. Hulet. Launch Blanche Mrs. E. Robbins. Mrs. E. F. Blgelow, Misses J.. B.. A. Blgelow and Mr. R. Blgelow. The above launches all from the Lake Side Yacht club. Launch Mable EL Mr. and Mrs. G. Dailey and family, Mr. and Mrs. F.

Bishop Confirms Class Large Class of Affirmants are Received by Bishop Alerding Yesterday

The Rt Rev. Bishop Herman Alard!n of tha Fort Wayne fllocasa, yasterday noon at St, Joseph a church conflxmad a large class on his bi-annual visit for this purpose, He arrived In Hammond last Saturday evening and was the guest of the Rev, H, M. Plaster, pastor of St. Joseph's church. At 7 o'clock yesterday morn ing he said a low mass, and this was followed by a low mass at 8 o'clock by the Rev. Plaster. The Rev. Badina said high mass at 10:30, at which Bishop AlerdLng preached the sermon of the day. The confirmation followed the sermon. In the evening he confirmed at the Robertsdale Cathollo church, and from there he left for Hobart to confirm there today. He will be at Turkey Creek tomorrow. The Confirmation Class. The class receiving confirmation at St. Joseph's church yesterday was composed of the following: Charles Bchram. Frank Zeller, Fran cis Powers, George Schroeder, Edward Ghode. D. Eder, John Kolb, John Schuets. Andrew Maglnot, Joseph J. Waller and family, Mr. and Mrs. A. A. Ward and family, Miss Mable Ward, Miss Emma Gaedtke and Miss Frieda Gaedtke. Launch Alma Mr. and Mrs. G. H. Hunter and Miss Monte Underwood Launch Bernloe A Mr. B. Apfel and Miss Bernice Apfel. Launch Emma L. Mr. and Mrs. William Gordon and Mr. and Mrs. John Lowden. Launch Ellen C Messrs. M. Campbell, Lewis Miller and Harry Westfal. Launch Nahma Messrs. H. Seestadt, Fred Seestadt and F. B. Cannon. Launch Earl Mr. and Mrs. E. E, Frlcke, Miss Beulah Drackert, Mr. Karl Folzln and Master Earl Frlcke. Launch Teresa, Misses Agnes and May Hill, Messrs. A. J. R. Hill, Floyd Dean and Edwin Fox. Launch Rainmaker Misses Frieda Otto, Katherlne Nan, Clara Roy Mrs. Lange, Messrs. K. Lange, G. Lange. K. Meyer, Warren Payne and William Rojr, Launch Defendei- Messrs. John Hennine and Schrlber. Launch Ada BelleMrs. Aug. Frank and Mr. P. Thompson, ATTENDS A HOUSE PARTY. Miss Clara Dibos attended a house patry given by friends in Chicago dur ing the past week-end. VISIT IN PARK MANOR. Mies Theresa Dorsey of West State street spent Sunday visiting her friends In Park Manor. A MISSIONARY MEETING. The members of the Woman's Foreign Society of the First Methodist church will meet Tuesday afternoon at the home of Mrs. Gilson in South Hohman street. It Is the regular month ly meeting of the society and after the usual business hour a program will be given. A full attendance of members Is desired. ENTERTAINS AT DINNER. The Misses Gertrude and Emma Claus entertained a few friends at dinner last evening at their home in Clinton street. A prettily arranged course dinner was served at six o'clock after which an enjoyable social time was spent. The guests at the dinner were the Misses Martha Meyn, Gertrude Gescheldler, Edna Euwert, Li 1 lie Fedder, Gertrude and Emma Claus. WEDDING ANNOUNCEMENT. Announcement was made in Ham mond today of the approaching mar riage of Miss Jennie Margaret Hodge, daughter of Mrs. E. B. Hodge, 3746 Ellis avenue, Chicago, and Mr. George Alvln Schmidt of Hammond, son of Mr. and Mrs. William Schmidt 1738 Deming place. The ceremony will occur on the evening of Saturday, Oct. 2 and the Dr. Frank Gunsaulus will officiate. Only the relatives and a few intimate friends will be present at the ceremony. The young couple will then leave for northern Wisconsin where they will spend a month at a private hunting lodge. They will return to Hammond to make their home, 417 South Hohman street. The "at home" cards read the first and third Wednesdays after Jan. 1. Mr. Schmidt is well known in Hammond business circles as the owner of a large confectionery store in State street. The announcement of his approaching marriage will bring him the congratulations of many Hammond people. HERE OX A VISIT. The Rev. J. Lebart and family visited their many friends in Hammond Saturday and Sunday. They were entertained at the home of Miss Minnie Rlechers. 454 East Sibley street, but left last evening for Burlington, la., where the Rev. Iebart will attend the general conference of the Evangelical Synod in session now. The, Rev. Lebart was formerly pastor of the German Evangelical church in Hammond but is now at Ellenwood, Kan. A COMMITTEE MEETING. The members of the literature committee of the Hammond Woman's club will meet Tuesday afternoon at 2:30 o'clock at the home of the chairman, E. P. Demlne. in Carroll street. It is the first meeting after the lonjr summer vacation and It is desired that many of the members be present. The afternoon will be spent in a social way and will be in charge of Mrs. Jeanie Sawyer, Mrs. Minnie Kline and Mrs. E. P. Deming. LARGE CHIRC1I AVEDDIXG. A very large church wedding was solemnized this morning at 8 o'clock at St. Andrews' Catholic church In West Hammond when Miss Rose Huschlewicz and Mr. J. Blgus were united in marriage. The church was well filled with friends and relatives of the bridal couple, many of whom came from a distance to attend. The ceremony of the church was read bv the Rev. Father Nowakowski and the pretty ring ceremony'was used. The. bride had as her attendants. Miss II. CIpowska, Miss M. Hinez and Miss C. Dering. The groom was attended by Messrs. .T. Musclilewelcz, T. Munda and W. .Tanika. The bride wore a very beautiful gown- of white embroidered batiste, richly trimmed In lace. She wore a long tulle veil

Ernst, luouls Emmerllng, Edward Ha&se. Peter GindL Arthur Arena, Edward Small, Joseph Albert, William Fucha, Cornelius Humbold, Bernard Lltx. Walter Maader, Clarence K.u Barnaul, Ed Welnaad, John Arena, Jacob Llesenfeld, Anthony Reus, William Hasse, William Hess, Anthony Relnholts; Bernard Voss, Patrick Schloer, Frank Lauerman, A. Jerkens, Charles Mllles, Ralph Girlng, Joseph Bremen, Charles Borem, Otto Huebner, Mary Schulte, Margaret Sohulte, Rosa Loecher, Hedwig Pranzkl, Mary Ackerman, Eva Elnsele, Anna Winkley, Bertha Kleihege, Jennett Scherer. Rose Robitaky, Helena Ruth, Ella Kasper, Catherine Elsenhutt, Agnes Kolb, Julia Einssreller, WUhelmina Hartman, Sophia RuppeL Florence Reinert, Anna Meyers, .Mary Fluno, Helena. Rascher, Florenoe Berwanger, Loretta Knoerzer, Josephine Jung, Margaret Weis, Mary Hofner, Clara Schroeder, Emella Dlbos, Agnes Moser, Gertrude Boos, Mellta NesseL Clara Ambos, Theresla Runge, Margaret Reinert, Florence Gartner, Julia Hlnerich, Mary Acter, Florence Zern, Emma Hunak, Frances Will.

caught to her hair with a wreath of Hlies-of-the-valley. Her flowers were lllles-of-the-valley and brides roses. The bridesmaids were becomingly gowned in white china silk and they carried arm bouquets of bride's roses. At the close of the church ceremony a reception was given at the home of the bride's parents in West Hammond. An elaborate wedding breakfast was serv ed and the remainder of the day spent In a pleasant social way. They will leave Hammond tomorrow on their wedding trip and will visit many points of interest In the east. They will return to Hammond to make their home. Both young people are very popular in West Hammond society circles and have many friends who will extend them congratulations and best wishes. Mr. and Mrs. Bigus received many very beautiful gifts from their friends. The bride until recently was employed in the W. B- Conkey plant and Mr. Bigus is a machinist. " Wanted you to know E. F. Johnston, 318 Hammond building, Hammond, Ind., Is district manager for the North western Mutual Life Insurance com pany for Lake, Jasper and Newton counties. m-w-s-tf MISS KLEIN ENTERTAINS. Miss Augusta Klein will have the young ladies of the N. N. Embroidery club as her guests tomorrow evening at her home in Conkey avenue. It is the regular weekly club party and a very pleasant social time will be spent with embroidery work and conversatiin. VISITS IN CROWN POINT. " Mr. and Mrs. George Drackert-of State Line street spent Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. Wirtz at their home in Crown Point." , -j-; A BUSINESS VISIT. O. C. E. Matthies has gone to New York City on a business visit and will be absent from Hammond for several days. Free automobile ride around Gary, Ind.. with compliments of U. S. Land Co. Machine meets all trains. A CLUB PARTY. Miss Anna Reinholtz very pleasantly entertained the members of the Baby Doll club at her home in Murray street "last Saturday evening. A very enjoy able time was spent with music, games and other social diversions until a late hour the hostess served a daintily ar ranged coure luncheon. The dining room was prettily decorated with car nations and ferns. The next party will be given at the home of Miss Bertha Bhular in Price place. The following are the members of the club: Misses Mabel Kaiser, Kate and Margaret Deveney, Anna Reinholtz, Clara Keilman Anna Schreiner, Marie Miller and Anna Weinand. Notice to Linen-Users. Sam Lee has opened up the best Chinese laundry in Hammond at 276 State street, where he. with ten years experience in Hammond alone and a fine corps of assistants. Is prepared to do first-class work. The laundry will open Monday, Sept. 27, and Sam will call for laundry anywhere in the city and deliver it. 24-6 Day Is ObservedThe Day of Atonement, observed generally In Jewish circles in Hammond, came to close last Saturday evening about 6 o'clock. The day brought out a good attendance and all those who could abandon their business for the day. The arrangements for the day were in charge of Sam Abalman, who is president of the Jewish body in Hammond. A meeting will be held next Sunday, at, which time further plans will he made for the building of a synagogue. Elliott Is Elected. Word comes from Crawfordsville that Elston Elliott, son of Rev. F. M. Elliott of this city, was honored by being elected president of the sophomore class of Wabash college, on Saturday. HOFFMAN So BOHLIHG "Milliners for Men" 2HATS$2 Bijou Theatre Bldg., Hammond GERTRUDE F. COOPER Teacher of Piano Studio, A Mason St. HAMMOND - INDIANA Phone 4323

TOWLE OPERA HOUSE Starting Thursday, Sept. 3 Nlghta and Saturday Mat. Ov.A HIGH CLASS VAUDEVILLE 6 BIG AGTS 6 COIVISORS S: THOMPSON J. K. O'lVEIL, & COMPANY LEW IN 13 L, SO IN THE GREAT NICOLAI CARSON A IND MASON THE IRISH INDIAN ALU SEATS RESERVED PRICES: Entire Lower Floor, 25c; Balcony, 10c and 15c SEATS ON SALE NOW.

FOVR DAYS C"OMME.CING Sunday Matinee, Sept. 26th The Spefacolnr Comedy Drama The Yankee Doodle Detective Written by Himself. SEE3 Tbe Fight for the tra and Stripes The Great Coney Island Scene Torture Method Used by the Police The Tatooed AV111 The Terrible Knife Fight -MONSTER ACTSThe Greatest Novelties of the Season Will Be Seen in This Gigantlo Melodrama.

PRICES: Week Nights. 15c, 23c, 35c, 50c ank 75c. Sunday NigM, 25c, 35c. 50c ana 75: Wednesday and Saturday Matinees. 10c, 15c, 25c an3 35c

SIfcTY I prite. We g-uarantee every time and we are right here wrong with it. JIVO. E. rormerl, Bastar 5 McGarry NEW FALL AT "Beacon" Fries $3,00 A winniDpr favorite; chockful of individuality and character; both soft and derby shapes. Sole Agents for the Famous Knox Hats 5 A SOHl'c S VOHGAL, S3.00 THE BEST AT ANY PRICE 142 South Hohman Street WoodtiQll Ice Cream Go. 15 ST&TE STREET PkcM ITT KUIK0XD Manufacturers of Purs ce Cream IXsbea and Spoota furnished FREE for Tintca, Socialt, etc

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THREE DAYS, STARTING THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER 30 Rcrined Burlesque, Presented by HARRY MONTAGUE'S "Fashion Plates" In their latest and most successful Musical Comedy "MY UNCLE-'" Harry Chapman, Mnairnl Director. ALL, ST.tR OLIO Including; the Celebrated DanrlnK D MuthH and Elna Leallr, the Little Girl with the Big Voice. THERE is grave danger in a watch that does not keep accurate timo. Time is our form of space measure and. and if -ou would be hon- ' est with yourself and with others you may have a watch that you can rely upon reg-ardless of the watch we sell to keep perfect to make good if anyteing gets;: ' McGARRY 1 75 So- Hohmaa Lt" Hammonl uo VAUDEVILLE THEATRE u 269 Slate Street Barlow 5 Nicholson The Mucheners DOORS OPEN 2:30 P. M. AND 7:00 P. M. ADMISSION 10 GTS, LEON A, BEREZNIAK ATTORNEY AND COUNSELOR ..AT LAW.. Office, 102 First Hafional Bank Buildhg PHONB 360 PesiCence, 13S Carra:! St. ftm 472J

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