South Bend News-Times, Volume 35, Number 90, South Bend, St. Joseph County, 31 March 1918 — Page 2
M'NUAV, .M.MXLIl 31, l'Jlü.
THE SOUTH BEND NEWS-TIMES
HAPPENINGS IN AND ABOUT TOWN
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Sociologist Assigned to His Duties of Chaplain at Hattiesburg, Miss.
IV a a. :: r e , ! a !am ni l'n ! .uri ami. UUd by tir !: '. . .John Mi .;
C .. jaOl I so T !.;( at Notre I a an' ' ! 1 1 v. r it tn to t h F.. .John i',iv,i!!d!ii;h,
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Miiii.Mi i - (;:; the " )ia the Notre I.i!.. f.i.u!t who v ; iitfr-
r.-'l at i'ai:ii Shelhy,
what I thought was a hitchlns-pol. i had heen in the tent about 10 aiirrit' when I heard someone ask who in th" hitched that horse to the colonel's clothes line?' I had
for a hitching post. My friend went ut and explained the mutter, and i
I escaped with nothing more seriou than a quickened pulse.
I received a beautiful test!I n.wi.ial from tho Xotre Dame New !
I i.;,L'i,inu ciud. l miss ine Loys verv Jfiiii h. I slncr'dy hope the wholo i ! ; j : r i--- t will he over before anv
; nior'- of them are called. j ; "WV were much shocked at the j j i ews of pr. Morrissoy'j illness. I , J hope he is out of dancer and that' ! the net few days will restore him i
ompl'tly. Will you tell him that I:
hae remembered him daily In , the
prayer since I heard of hi- sick-
i f s and I snail write to him in a few davs
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Mrs. Carlisle Issues Notice to Each Committee in State Body.
"Willi kindest regard to all the
Mrs. Anne .Studebaker Carlisle chairman of the woman's section of the state council of defense, ha-s is-ued-a bulletin to outline clearly
purpose uf each committee of
! the county council. I Mrs K. C. De Ilhudeü, chairman
the woman's section for .St. Jo-
Ol .'III 1 "bar it it-
Mi.-
d-j of ,
r main devotedly jours. "JOHN C. M'f J INN. C. S. C. "Chaplain to the li:;th Sanitary Train. I. S?. A."
COUNTY WOMEN DOING THEIR PART IN SAVING RESOURCES OF FOOD
d a a 1 is
H.t:i. ar.;. 1'r. Mi (iinn for a t;ra
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"I)' :ir i':. ' 'a a tia u h : I I ;..d;- that I a ai the onl v !
hap!.iia ia anip bo takes military dtill. Vou will !- aina-'-d at H.' v. i I iat it. 'Ii' ia Mil iar I n.i ppeii'! to li" t.uidii!ic n ar the i ! t" i i drilbrm j iait-ts admiring tbo liae-aj) f salendid ymin !i:-n rn.ij r, '.iptaii.s and li" itnaats. when -add r;lv I s.i A' the ma-
. or ia c barue motion for me to roMi j '"T the home ecnomics depart--r. I did. and as I to the liu j ia tit of the farm bureau which met V- s.id: Tall in.' I nearly f' 1 I i.-ri(i., v a f ternoon in th- off ice of the
over, i t- i nai m-wi paii even o iiiiii'h .i oi-.lip.iry a 1 1 t ion to- the i drillini; at Notr Dam. Weil, ia live minutes I was running aii v-r the Held. "To th r'.ir. march,"
i-rethren. the boys and yourself, I tepli county, is superWB'in the w ork
County women tire part in the matter of
ation Kinds,
their
rioln;;
rood conser-
thrift and substitution of all
;;is proven at tne meet-
a s
Mis
-ia.id tiibf l.ne. mar.'h."
' ribt 'abfat
front face."
Into
iioiintrv home demonstrator,
; In-. Kb liariboii. i Hincc Miss Richardson besan her
work in St. Joseph county, on Nov. :, It' 17, there have been 1-2 ae-
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jtual demonstrations made and 3.S1 People have been reached through
! bee f the home demonstration lament, tlie names of women, in the
crantv who have seeds, egns for
stiimr. presred fruits and vegetables or other commodities for sale or exchange. The next meeting of the department will be held in the county agricultural office. May 30.
1,1'niiu n:iv lieen rMfhPi! Tnroll??r
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-IM I 1 I'l lilii I'I I TUL III'MIU III I 111 , . . ,, , , .. , . 'these talks and demonstrations, to me. What a miserable looking I , , . , - ... , , ... aids are beinij prepared for the Moki. I mast have l.een that morn- , , , i .t . . . , i purpose of having on tile in the of-
u; . I i ei.isii- ii ii ii i ti i i .ijinu;i.i and -1 j . f , -. I en tb- lie-Is iifal toes of majors. They all took it fine. . . . ... . . i
KiU'i'wr. willst reu ln-triiciions anu i
aild no- ;i- urn ce f a ! Iy as they otild under th" ( in umstaiu e. Ibit ilu'ic i a tic litf r nee now and I am mighty glad that I had the outage to pull throat;!) the first few das of trial and trilulation. itli Sanitary Train. "I am quartered with tb sanitar train, which is located near the 1 asi- hospital wh-re most of mv wrk is don . This sanitary train i cor!ip..a-d of eight companies four tiePl hospital outfit and four atiibtilanc- fnufits. 1'ach morning 1 say ma-s at tb.e K. of f building, which is within cay raii h of my iiarteis. At f I make the rounds of th "wards in the base hospital. There are over 1 . 0 M patients, and I try to get into each ward s-eral times, a week. Resides these isits I am subject o emergency calls, from the base. Tn th afternoon 1 supr is . t he Kng-
DEMONSTRATION LECTURE FOR LOCAL HOUSEWIVES
bsh classes among the men at the hospital and in the cning I teach I "i em h to the nur.-i s, about .. of them attending. Please do not let 1'r. Doremus know about this. "M m.'.sscs on Sunday are at 7:::' in the hospital and at 10 In i moie tln.iter. which is so located ?k to i:-t tb- 'atbolii s from se veral regiments. In addition t these iluti"s. I am supposed to look after the atbb'tic .utivitw- of the sanitary train. Sirs . I. Men. "I t !"! .111 1 !y see I.ieuts. Dutidon, N.!!aia!. Milh-r. ritjMtri. k. Meehan. McNulty and M-.-sker. They ar- w ondt rf ullv bio' fellows, good
sobii' rs aial fine ira' t ica 1 'atholics. -vei y
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ai' I 1 I i ' 11 1 I 'l Iii' ins Hi' 1 have mad. for th are making N'tr Dame known in the way you would li.ivc ba r known. This much should be told of McNulty: After three wars of residence at Notre Dame he bad to itajuir" about the location of the presid tit's room. That is a reeorJ. or at least a mighty good ;erfo:;nri nee. "I never have an unhappy mo-ment--ei ept when I think that 1 mis-'d "going across" by the failure of I'r. Davis t pass tlie fir-t examir.at'aui. lie was a s st g tied to Shelby. o'i know. Had b passed, be would, n doubt. b.iv m' her uid I would now ! on my way. I n him and 1'r. ' D-nTall. but bop the v w ill i'i'm rf a corner ; f
Miss Leiia Ogle, the city home demonstrator will give demonstration lectures at the following places next week: On Monday afternoon. Mbler school; Wednesday morning at the home of Mrs. A. N. Hilde1 rand. 7' I Lincoln way 11.; Wednesday afternoon at Kaley school: Thursday morning at Studebaker i'hool: Thursday afternoon at Idn-ili-n school: Friday afternoon at -o'clock at the home of Mrs. I Kulhand. '.Mo Lincoln -way h, and Friday afternoon at "r.'ZO o'clock at the River Park chool.
Frida v Miss Ogle will have for
of the following committees: Khi 1 rollment and woman's service: fojd I production: home economics; food I artminbstration ; child welfare; wornJen in imlustry; Liberty loan; home I' and foreign relief; educational propaganda; maintaining existing sojcial service agencies. I A committee of minute i.ouicn
has been appointed to : talk before the various organisations und schools. These women arc Mrs. Marion A. White, Mrs. Harvey K. Cirube, Mrs. John Rittenger. Mis. W. G. Wegner, Mrs. Cora Weiler, Mrs. Clement .Srnoger, Miss Lillian Freudensu'in and Miss Stella Ciosielska. ( hairmon of Committer. The chairmen of the different committees include Mrs. Thomaj A.
j Olney, enrollment and woman's ser
vice; Miss Amanda McCombs. food
production; Miss Ada Hlllier, home
economics and food administration:
Miss Lottie Peftley, women in industry and Mrs. Victor Jones, Lib
erty loan. Mrs. George H. Mar, 1 V . . t . S 9 I . .
no ne ami ioreign reuei: .miss
Maude Heath, educational propaganda; Mrs. A. J. Austin, social 5 r. vice agencies: Mrs. Maurice L. Kahn, publicity.
The committee organized for the purpose of enrollment or registration shall hereafter be referred to
as the committee on enrollment and
woman s service, as enrollment is
the name selected by the national committee for this purpose. All directions for conducting the work are receded by the state council from Washington and the work of the various committees is explained in detail through bulletins. The food organization is under one central committee of the state council, with sub-divisions for food production and food conservation. The department of education sent out patriotic letters to the school children early in the month as a part of their efforts and 1740 circular letters regarding war gardens and food conservation were sent from South Rend to the residents of the rural distr.cts.
.JiSWEDISH CHURCH TO
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ibmonstratlon a special line of HOLD WEEK'S PRUGKAlY! ast breads In which are used substitute ingredients. Miss Ogle is par- Following is the program of the tb ularly anxious to have tTle worn- poster services and the week followii of the town see these demonstra- i tne Swedish K angelical Mistii'bs on account of the valuaMcJsjn church, corner of Main and ra w information ponrerninsr substi- .Monroe sts.. of which Rev. Emil G. tutes for wheat flour, particularly W'instedt. is the pastor: the use of bat ley flour, and the use j Sunday school. Mrs. August Anof cooked potatoes and cooked rice uPrson. superintendent, will be held in the making up of breads. All ofi;lt o'clock, followed by bap-tlu-M- demonstrations that are given j tism at 10:30 o'clock. Special Raster in the school buildings are free to Longing will be rendered by the
one and tne women 01 tne rhoir at the morn ne worship at 11
t..i'i .it-.-. it t"T.l f.. itt(,n.l 'ill nf 1 tt T 1 ...tlv V .
1 1 ' 11 1 ' iiir."i l) CKH K. I 'llllig -! iv. r 3 w in
them j.ossible. Miss Ogle can be . at 7 o'clock. An Easter pror a( b'd at the school a1niinitra-j gram will be presented by the Young Ron building. Pa ll l70n and Home ; Peoples society at that time. '.:: 18 and she b glal to give any in-j The monthly business meeting of formation concerning any ot these . t10 members of the church will be
problems that she can.
ECHO OF TRAGEDY IN SUIT FOR DAMAGES
held Tuesday night at 7 : 4 T o'clock. On Friday night at 7:43 o'clock the Ladies' Aid society will hold its annual sale.
LEON A. MAKIELSKI IS HONORED AT MICHIGAN U.
Pearl Shcneman brought suit Jn j the superior court late Saturday af-j
t rnoon for $1,000 damages against j the London and Lancashire Indem- j Leon A. Makielski, who is a prol.ity company of America and Claud j fe,or m tno art department of the ( Williams. j.roprietor of the ; rniversltv of Michigan, has been
the gr-at vitn.'jard over there fur ,
Windsor hotel, because of the deatli
! of ba r son. Charles, bv gas asphyx-
b.a plait
who are now at S
b .
the
by. "For tlie past few davs I have le.n taking the uas instruction-. Each of us has beer; provided with a mask, and for em hoar at a time
e tb" art of putting them .vod an"1 allowed for Tnik :t of the bag and
It is a vrr o'llt' nece-J-b.t'-st re-
w r.i 1 ; 1 1 : S i taking th
hdb: sting it to tlie fa
d.iLTo a' ib v ici sa ;" . a 1 c. rdi n wr t
crt? Near Rciiig .asl. "I c rue pr tty ra ar ! ung
th-
itton in a room at the Windsor
.I m. IS. I'M. The plaintiff's action is taken n the grounds that her
son. w ho w as her only support, was j
1 .ad- drunk on liquor sold to him by Williams, and that his accident
al Math was the result of drinking;
v'-Ut A inr n,, Vl lM' ''-'"-Ithe Detroit Museum of
he 1r.1b1iM.1ty company is made a I arty to the suit hecaus they are tb.e bomDmen for the Windsor pro1 rietor.
REED RECEIVER FOR PORTAGE BRICK CO.
commissioned to paint the portrait of Dean Sehloterbsck of the university. The portrait is to be presented to the university bv friends
'of the school.
This is the second honor Mr.
I Makielski has enjoyed "within a veiar. iViivln, sficnrpii thf jtf-cnnd nrtzu tit
'a portrait snow wnicn was neui in
Art. The
painting was one of .a prominent
I Ann Arbor woman and evoked much (favorable comment at the time of its
presentation in the Detroit show. Mr. Makielski is a son of Mr. and Mrs. Alex. Makielski. 702 Rrowr.son st.. here.
Does Your Eack Ache? DO YO'J ftr.J it viaacul: to hc'.J up your aead and do your work? D.-trrsirff syrr.ptrr.s cauJ by unhealthy con ditior.. Generally no rr.edicin-. . is required, merely local ap- j plication cf Piso's Tablfts, a valuable b.ea'ir. remedy Aith r.tiseptic, astringent and tonic ! :Tects s-.mple in actio nd ; rrlicätiont socthir.2 ar.i re- j
fre9h:r.p. Tbe fam- in the r.aie Hiso guarantees atis-(acuon.
n tb" applic ation of the North- CAPT. BROOKES WILL ,rn hM.ana T.r:. k .MHy of Mi.--j JOIN FLYING SQUADRON i-an 'it- fr the appointment of
!ceivrr for tlie Portage 1 ? r i 0 k compar.v of South Rend. Judge Mott cf t) e superior ta.art yesterday named Vortimcr P. Red as receiver of the
l '.a! i ompany. The plaintiff also toiub.t s-.-it 011 account against the a femlattt company. It is said that
t
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a- defendant will take the rcei."hip p.ut of the suit to the apil.tte lourt and will hie motion to .at ctl'ect Monday.
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frj Certa
i.vnis hi: is DitrNKAitn. Aiv.. I-o Rubshaw is accusevl of ung a habitual ilrunkard in a dl-
ae comi'!ai:it tiled against
, tb.e
Ca fit. Xehemiah Rrookes of the salvation Arm v. will leave Monday for Indianapolis where he will join the flying squadron. He will also be one cf the bandsmen in the Lib
erty loan parade in that city Sat- 1 uruay of next week.
Mrs. Brookes will cot. duct the services at the Salvation Army hall during the absence of Capt. Rrookes.
Greatest Sale of Imported Silk Drapery Samples Ever' Presented--Starts Tomorrow
1,000 Pieces of Imported Silk Damasks at less than cost of .weaving. For making pillows, table runners, covering furniture, scarfs for dressing table, and hundreds of pretty thing
: at a irreat saving.
4k
tobertson Bros
Co
Store opens 8:30;closes 5:30 Sat to 9:30 p. m.
April S
ewm
g Day:
Our April Sale of Fine Wash Goods Just think of this wonderful assortment of beautiful summer materials at less than prices of last year. Fortunate buying makes such prices possible. 1,000 yards of Fine Voiles, wonderful assortment of patterns, at 19c yd. 2,000 yards of Fine Printed Voiles, Organdies and AUills at 25c yd. 2,000 yards of Fine Tissue Ginghams at 25c yd. 5,000 yards of Fine Woven Shirtings for waists, dresses, men's shirts at 25c yd. 2,000 Pieces of Fine Cotton Foulards, all new printings, at 29c and 39c a yard. Thousands of Yards of Silk Muslins Organdies and Printed Voiles, at 39c to $1.00 a yard. " 12,000 Yards of Gabardines, Oxfords, Piques and Linens at Less than Y2 their worth for skirts and dresses. 36 inch White Pique, worth 5oc, at 25c yd. 36 inch White Gabardines, worth 65c, at 39c yd. 36 inch White Cords, worth 65c, at 39c yd. 200 pieces of 27 inch Fine Zephyr Ginghams at 25c a yard. All new plaids and stripes; plain colors to match. 100 pieces 32 inch Zephyr Ginghams at 35c yd. 15() pieces of 32 inch Fancy Ginghams', stripes and plaids; plain colors to match, at 39c and 50c a yard. These patterns are all new.
Commence April Sale of Laces and Dress Trimmines Hundred's of pieces of Val, Torchon, Filet and Venice Laces, beautiful dainty designs with insertions to match. Laces most needed now for children's s u in in e r dreses, women's waists and underwear; sale price 5c to 15c a yard. Dress Trimmings Tassels and drops, in all colors; new buckles and slides in all colors, also a hi; assortment of tailored braids from '4 to inches wide. Notions Wonderful assortment f Pearl Buttons in various shapes and sizes, for children's dresses. waists and women's summer garments, at s'and 10c a card. Fancy Trimming Buttons, in great variety of sizes, stvles and colors, at 10c a card. Keen Kutter Shears, r to 8 inches, at $1.10 to $1.50. Dull Point Scissors for comfort kits. I to 6 inches at 25c, 35c, 50c.
With These Sales
Army and Navy Cotton, 15c card.
Darning
Colcrito, in all new shades for coloring straw hats; makes them like new, 25c. Kiddies Sanitary Aprons pink or blue and white checks, at 35c.
Our April Sale of Silks Quality First Silks in black and the most reasonable colors. Afternoon and Evening Shades Wash Silks ! r waists and summer time play costumes. Special Showing of Black Silks 36 inch Taffetas at $1.25 and $1.75; MessalineN and Peau de Soie at $1.60; Satin Duchess and Satin de Chine at $2.50; Crepe de Chine at $1.30 b inch at $1.89 10 inch Crepe Meteor at $2.50. Silks of Fashionable Colors 36 inch Plaid and Striped TaiTetas, bcautiiul shades in great ariety, at $1.69 yd. 40 inch Foulards in many noveltv patterns; the popular summer silk, at $2.69, $2.25 yd. 40 inch Sport Silks, in white and natural, t.r summer skirts; heavy quality, at $2.25 yd Tub Silks in satin stripes, for waists and shirts; 32 inches wide, at $1.25 and $1.75 yd. Silk Pongees, 27 inch, at 95c yd. 34 in., $1.75. Wool Dress Goods for Summer 42 in. All Wool Serges, in all desirable clor, .t $1.95 yard. 46 in. Plaid Skirtings, all wool, 1 5 p atlerns and ne 1 tlie greatest values we ever oilered. and umkiIIv v.. id at $3.5o yard. Tomorrow at $2.98 yard. Shepherd Plaids, for summer pn skirls and mit a v. to 5 4 inches wide, at 59c, 69c, 75c and $1.00 yard. Sergesand Fancy Granite Cloths, blues, srieen-, br n, wine and tan; 15 pieces; 36 inch; specially priced i.r i days at 95c yard.
What Everybody Should
Know About Rheumatism
How Progress in Finding True Cause of Disease is Helping Thousands Get Rid of Their Troubles.
Doctor of Pharmacy Who Has Exploded Old False "Uric Acid" Theory, Says Anybody Can Now Get Correct, Efficacious Treatment at Home for Ten Cents.
M!t .i.o-omIo soni t think tLv ar k-
1p t pt't ril f rh -ii matistn. 8 l.itiM. ltfuritU. :out. He . by taking nu-dii iiifs supposed to lrtvo 4Tr1' AM" out of Ua-ir bloo.l nii'l Joint". How rMl'-ulom! Why. tlu prt'Sfiii c of I'rio Acil in the system Is nally a very nvary tliins. sVh-ntlsts now know that Tri.' A M i ft natural rnnstituent of tla blool ami urine. It 1 found In a new b.rn infant. In inIlUo lifo and In old It N :ilwuy prf-nt In tli human body -a natural ph.vshdojrh al rendition iind It donot. never did arid never -m raune rla-u-uuitiMit. The who claim Tib- A il to be the raii! f r lo-u in 1 1 1 in dn"t know what they are talking about. In fa t, were the pie'i.t' of l'ri- Ail in tlie system to (eis' health roull not lai. 1 maintained und death would likely result. I am eonvuiced that the lirs of thuis.inl iuM 1 s'lved and iiin h u:inreepiry torture don aay with if people buffer in 2 fr'ni rheuuiatimu an I like romplalnts would stop the eri"iieou anl lanccrous ira ti' " f binz theineh - with neles-i inedl-ine and trat:ui't purionl to rid the iMeai of I i i- Arid. I raniiot uialerstnii'l why ufTerer continue t lellcvo their rnl!tb ns due to 'Trie A'-id." Never w:t a blazer ri-r it.flh ted li I'll the human n c th".t thold f.i!e theory that T'ri.' A i d miish i 'heumatisni. A oiieinlral p.imln:iti' ii of t'.ie. 1.; 'od a 1 1 1 uril e of the so- ailed l.- a mat i" patient. .iNii the rontnt of the bwr!. inv.-'.ri U ly reveaN tlie preen.' f pois aitoln known as Inlo!. I'laaol a :i . Skatl. showing Infalli'.dy the ,--läter,v of Intestinal Toxaemia. n-sult!n In systeinie poioiiinsr and wl.at is kiawn ,n a freneral Khenmatb- dlt!a'N I lave been jrea hin tili f" over three yeir and have eer. ttaMtinnt that operate t
neutralize ami . i i : i i n ;i t thoe poisons work s'-ruiin? mirai-lrs in S'"res of rae.s that had been d taring ou the old I."riArl.f theory for years without :.r.y permanent bepetit. V!iy. 1 kia o' a physirian S'r i.i!it luwo wife 1k1 bi-t-a praeth-ally beilrbbbai for a h-nr while. In one !' his irtt' i s to me. and v. hi-h I still have, lie writes; "in-iuir a ph.vsiiaii, I had naturally ehaiM'l .-11 availaide methods and treatments in my efforts to cure her." The dls.-ouraed 1 "'- tor's wife t"k treatment I lolvised. und from a h-l;.!.-s caid t in. by sn s ve stages of improvement, she fin illy one !a walked from her ho'mo more than a mile and suddenly surprise! r!;e d t'r I'V appearing before Mm in J.is .fi'l.-e. What t he ll.s.iMj raged rheUiiiati-1 -aift'eler.s le.dly u-eil i; a harmless tr-atment that will 1 1 1 1 klv lieufnlie ar:d ellruimite th. Toxins ehein i.-a ! ! y .lev.-! ','d In the iiitetines bv the pi: t r. f ,o t ;. ui of certain undige-f. , food elements s.-t free in the profeid meta!"li:a. Then th.-re will be i;, i j.m'ms. swelling arid Hffn'-; T SVIUpto!iiS of the .JN.-l-e ralh'd ri.eaniatiMi: II. I'. t'l-arwater, Th. I. NTi:-The treatm.-iit referred to l.y t!;is well known a'lth rity be in t!ie hands of every pors . s ;:T-;-: :;g f;-. :i rhro.ii'-. u:i ular. s -iatie rla-i.mati:a. go:f. lumbago, riee.raigi.i. neu-'.ti. A . . especially When It (Mil be 1. .1 -1 I'T abo'-f ten re;.ts -a l.oa..' trer.tir-a ut t'.rt w. nbl ordinarily cot Sg. 0. Anv re, der f.ftbip aj w riting It 1'. ("-:: w .fc: N-. '.-. Water stiee. 1 1 .1 ! p ' w .-I ! . ';i:a will be s'ire to re ive a rej !v wir1.,,, charge, telling where arid h w to ." a rn.ar!ab!y fT i i "'is h tre r that Iim er. a b'ed igb.r.s of o..e inif-Ttu:. -.fe sntrerers to ;-ep.rt co2i.p!..fe and Ir.sfing cures. ,y
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