She jmatipi
Centre Street tt
See This Sewing Machine
Demonstration.
Mr. Jersey, the Expert from
Chicago,
Writes us that lie will conduct one of those rousing demonstra
tions of that popular sewing machine, "THE Fit EE," on Fri
day and Saturday, March 8th and 9th.
Mr. Jersey has a thorough knowledge of all sewing ma
chines and in his earnest and convincing way, will tell you why
the Free is the master of them all.
He Will Prove to You
So that the least doubt will remain in your mind that the Free
actually does run lighter, sews faster, makes a more perfect and
beautiful stitch than any other sewing machine. He will prove
to you that the Free is easier to operate, will last longer, and
will do a greater range of work than any other sewing machine
manufactured. He will show you its many new exclusive feat
ures, such as the clever automatic drawer locks, the rotary spool
pin, the shuttle ejector, the belt, which never comes off, the au
tomatic tension release, and the pedal which refuses to let you
grow tired.
We want you to meet Mr. Jersey so that he can explain
the advantage of these many new improvements to you.
He Will Satve You Money
By making you a member of our "Free Sewing .Machine Club,"
through which you can have the Free Sewing Machine in your
home by making a small payment down, and the balance on
terms as low as 1.00 per week. Remember the date of this
demonstration and don't fail to be there.
$36.41
Oil City Trust Company
Oil City, Pa.
HANOINQ VOIDED POLICY.
jBuprame Court Ruled Agalnit Heirs of
Man Legally Executed.
Washington. Tho Supreme Court
la aa opinion by Justice McKenna
bald that the heirs of former ex-Mayor
WcCue of Charlottesville, Va., cannot
freooTer on a policy held In the North
western Life Insurance Co.
MoCue was legally hanged for the
murder of his wife. The Insurance
company refused to pay the policy
Claiming that a legal execution was
fcot contemplated as a risk.
The Growing South.
Tho south Is forging ahead at ft
Teat rate. The fourteen southern
BlatoB, with Missouri and Oklahoma,
have a population of 32,000,000, or
only 18,000.000 less than tho twtal pop.
ulatlon of the United States In 1880.
Since 18K0 the sixteen southern Btates
have Increased the annual value or
their mineral production from 20,
ooo.ooo to $:!40,ooo,ooo, as against
1450,000,000 In tho whole country In
18S0. Their manufactured products
have a value within $2,000,000,000 or
the value of the whole country thirty
years ago. In 1KK0 the rallroadH of tho
country had an aggregate length of
93,300 miles. The Houthern statea now
have 87,000 miles. From southern
porta were exported lust year goods to
a value only 1100,000,000 less than the
value of all exports from the country
In 1880. Chicago American,
She Usually Does.
"Youth must be served."
"Why do you say that?"
"Well, did you ever know a family
of three girls where the youngest on
didn't get married first?"
As It Goes.
December 15 Doctor, If you get me
out of this I'll willingly give you aJl
toy earthly possession i.
January 16 Mary, what do you
think of that robber sending me a hill
for $J0 for ten visits?
Tree-Dwarfing Process.
The Japanese process of dwarfing a
fctn tree lasts about ton years.
Silkdm
Elm, Oil City, Pa.
is the amount you would have
if the money in the United
States was divided equally.
Most of our depositors have
more than this amount why
not become one of them?
THOSE FEMININE CRITICS
Miss Critic So she was led to the
altar at last.
Mifcs Spile Iiod! Led! I guess you
didn't see her. She didn't have to he
ted. When she started down the nlBle
you couldn't have headed her off with
a regiment of cavalry.
Dark Problem.
There aro those who aro dread fully
Intolerant of Ignorance, about New
York. Tho other day, for Instance, a
lady, obviously from many hundred
miles away, boarded a Uroadway car
at Times square.
"Does this car go to Third avenue?"
she asked.
A look composed of equal parts of
pity, rage and disgust spread over
tho conductor's face.
"Will you plcn.so tell me, lady, how
this car could get onto Third avo
nue?" he asked coldly, as soon na ho
could enunciate
Bill the Philosopher.
Wise remark, by Itlll, the Philosoph
er: "There's ono good thing about It.
Anybody who talks about himself all
the time hasn't time to be a knock
er." Know any of 'em? San Francisco
Chronicle.
conn .uditors' report for hie year mi.
GKO. W. HOLKMAN, Treaaurerof ForsU Coooty, lo account with the Liquor LiceDies
fur tbe year ending December 30, 1UI1.
IR-
To ain't from O Jf. Wearer
K. A Kultoo
" " (leorg.i Huh I
" " J.J young
" " K. 6, Canlluld ,.
rim mi
L'lHI IH)
100 00
1"0 00
loo 00
7)n (HI
GEO. W. HOLKMAN, Treasurer of forest
10 am i reo ii irom liquor llcenaraj 170 00
To atn't rncd MnrrsiitiUimt rtuil un r.i
To ain't ree'd liuiillug liceiiaea !( ft 00
To ain't reo'd Niaio personal tax.. l,.Hd t
To ain't reo'd lirokera llcensna 1!0 00
To am'L reii'tl rHMLaiirAni Upmiikh h 114
To ain't wholesale mer license 0 7s
To am i billiard llceuso i!0O 00
$.',1173 IK)
QKO. W. HOLEMAN, Treasurer of Forest County, in account with the Dog Fund
said County for the year ending Deiieiiiber U0, lull.
To bal. from 1010 settleiueut 9
20.' Kt
TO tax for 101 1.
Hlrt 00
II.O'.D HI
To balance January I, 1012 l!'4 eo
GEO. W. 1101. KM AN, Treasurer of Forest
Fund of said County for Hie
To bal. from 1010 settlement $ 17i 4j
lo reo J friiiu Ella Lvons Hecor... 27 01
lo reo'd from ( baa. Walters t) ,'IH
To reo'd from Wooi'a Kmate .'Ifl" 7.ri
To ree'd from A, C. llrown, Atty 2."i II
S oitl) 70
t'9 til
of Forest
'd 1ml. January 1, lull! $
KO. W. HOLKMAN, Treasurer
yssr e
ruling DecemlM-r 30, l'.lll.
To bal from unttlmiinnt of 1M0 8
13,3'.! t 3!l
10" 00
In traiisfurriMl from liquor licmise
To sa'd returns, 1H10
313 OH
13.0is "3
1,371 19
3H 20
WW Mt
30 (Ml
20 00
4 71
21 :t
0 20
13 HI
li 00
ft IH)
Ml
8 00
27 33
o saul tax, 11)1 1
o uiiptd lax. Ml 1
To sixty day Hal
lo Btme tax rttuirneti
Co fees of ( nm va. J. K, Hck
ofmaof(oro va. U m Andrea...
lumbal wiM H. C. Maps
'n ain't refunded liv J. llnnrv
To ain't from Co, Cora
To ree'd Head Sup. ,lnka twp
lo J. i. nnra
I n nun half htinllmr licmisH
ToO. W.lliileman.bal Swaiifsusr
To .1 urr twa
To lands mistimed from louuiy
$30.4 Id til
To bal January 1, lull! $12,73!) ii
GEO. W. HULEM ANT. Treasurer of Forest
est of said County for year
To Interest on unseated lax $ 12 0(1
To b.ilance January 1, 1910 $ 12 '.Hi
CEO W. HULEM AN, Treamrei of Forest
sain louuiy tor llm year
To bal from 1910 settlement
S 4,378 63
To J. Hlsck, insane account
To seated returns ,
To seated tax, loll
To unseated tax, 1011
To Henry Cousins tusann arc't,
01 .'0
Ilit! 31
7.HH3 OS
819 3D
10 HO
lo produce mild from Co. farm 43 I tki
lo Kdgar Hunter, insane acc t... 119 2
To I'. M. Clark, iusaue aorouut... o0 00
To Mrs. George Barnes refunded.. 3H 80
To Mrs A. C Urey, insane aco't 01 2)
To Jetlerson Co. Poor Coiinn rs... is 00
To Carl Squires, lalmr 2 00
lo W. 1) Hauler, Insane acc t... 227 60
To L. II. Warner for onlldren 30 4S
To sale of coal 9 ,Vi
To land redeemed 10 70
$14 30 91
To balauce January 1, 1912 $ 5 679 88
J. C. GEIST, Trothonotary, etc., of Forest County, in account with said County for tbe
year ending December 30, 1011.
To orders drawn $ 334 9 Hy fees allowed $ 334 99
8. U. MAXWELL, Bherifl' of Forest County, in account with said County for the year
ending December 30, 1911.
Toorders drawn $ 051 03 Bv fees alloweil a v.i n
Stiftl 02
M. A. CAURINGEU, District Attorney of
for the year eliding
To orders drawn $ 400 00 By salary t $ 400 00
COUNTY COMMISSIONERS, of Forest County, In account with said County for the
year enuin December 30, 1911,
W. II. Harrison $ ftllO 00
John M Znendel Ms) 00
It. H. Mct'lellao ftOO 00
t.ftOO 00
RECAPITULATION
Dog fund
9 1:1 uo
Redemption account
6.1 61
County account
12,73!) 51
12 Oti
8 679 ftti
2,395 01
Unsealed tax interest account.
I'oor account
Township school account
COUNTY AND POOR TAX IN HANDS
Harnett township 191 1
208 61
250 19
674 37
345 01
45 70
165 07
160 12
28 49
59 21
34 t:0
ft! 19 52
377 32
Green township 1910..
1HI1.
Harmony
Hickory
1911 ,
1!KI5
1911
1911 ,
1005
190!).
1910
1911
1010
Howe
Jenks
Kingsley
STATE OF PENNSYLVANIA, COUNTY OF FOREST, ss.
We, tbe undersigned Auditors of Forest County, do hereby certify that we mot at the
court house lu the Borough of Tionesta, In said County, on January 1, 1912, according to
iw, iiu ! I.U1II1, nun auiist me several accounts oi tne Treasurer, f rotuonotary, .Nlier
Itt, and County Commissioners, and find them as set forth in tbe forgoing report. In
testimony whereof we have hereuuto Bet our hands and seals this fifteenth day of Jan
uary, A. D. 1012. A. C. GKEGG, SEAL ) r .
Attest J. D. DAVIS, Clerk.
Commissioners' Statement of Expenditures
Kxpondltures of Forest County for
Constables $ l:iri 12
Sheriff 70S 17
l'mthoiintarv 317 lit
District Attorney 4110 on
NteiKurraplier Hlil 113
rHleplione hiiiI telegraph 71 25
KeliiniliiiK orders 113 (Ml
Soldiera' burial and headlines.. lift 00
Printing 743 hi)
Solicitor km) 00
Kxi'rex hiiiI dm vim; 16 70
Court Auditor o 00
Painting and repairing bridges . MM 31
Election expenses ii!iH 22
Western 1'ntiitoiillary ;ikh W)
Reform School 41 75
Hoard of Prisoners 274 10
Fuel, lights and water 397 77
Pc.stHge, books and stationery
CoiniiiissliiiiHrs' ollice 100 ft3
Books and stationery - l'rothon-
(try' ollice l:iu 25
Hooks and slalionery Sheriff'
'"Ire ; 5 00
Hook ami stationery -Treasurer's
lllce in no
InnirancH no f,j
CoiiiiiiNsloiiers clerk, salary 7M0 00
Janitor's salary 480 00
CiiiiiiniHHlonHrs' traveling ex-
peiiHO
r IW
UNANCIA L STAT KM 1CNT.
AMSKTS.
Amount In Treasurer's hands and uncollected taxes to 7'n) (54
Undue plank in stock '200 00
Due from Cniomon wesllli, September primaries 4 (2 00
" Individuals ,- 13 )
" Harmony lo'wnship school board , !!.',',"!!"."!!!!'.".!'.'.!!!!.' ftO dl
CIt.
By arn't carried to State aco't I 179 00
" " County aco't ... . 10 )00
" Tionesta lloro road '.Mil 00
" Jenka Twp. road !; 00
" liarmouy Twp. road W) 00
aTixi u
County, In account with the State of I'enn-
My Hiate treasurer's receipts f 2,401 S t
lly billa authorized for Dilution...
tt) 3.1
Ity poslaga
Ity I prot. com. on tl,.TJ7 27
Hy ! prot. com. on I1.3J1.40
0 30
I I 87
00 07
32,672
lly orders redeemed f Dl 00
Hy 4 per cent com ou 91)1.00 ,1 H4
Hy exonerations lit,1) 7fl
lly ain't paid for do lags , a lis
lly 4 prcl com. on fit ia ;t;l
Hy ft prot oom. on I7.'i 7. 8 77
Hy ain't Harnett twp. school fund Id HH
" (Ireen " 37 Jt.)
" llarinouv " " M OH
" Hickory " " M nj
" Howe " lift m
" Jenka " s 47
" Klngsley " 7.1 K.I
" Tlnnesta " " 4ll 40
" Tloneala Itoro " III 13
Hy 4 prot com. ou 100.14 10 B."
Hy aiu'l to balauoa 104 t'O
il.OJO K.I
County. In account with the Uedemiitinn
year ending December :I0, 1011,
lly ain't paid A
K,
Hrailen...
Weaver..
Allison...
Miller
27 OS
30 7H
II H
12 31
:w f4
3."'0 7A
2i 14
20 1H
I9 01
lly mi l paid l 1'.
lly ain't paid F. K.
lly aiu't pant J O.
Hy ain't paid N I1
Wheeler.,
Hy ain't paid 8 I). Irwin, Ally..
lly ain't paid Win. Cumiulna
Mr 4 proi. cum 00 $404 01
Hy aui'l to balance
County. In account
$.-.00 70
villi sxld County for the
Hy orders redeemed
4 per ceut commission
$I4,I0i! 81
5tW 27
1.V2 33
ti 09
pa d County liiHtitute
4 per cent com. on $IM 33
Paid school directors' convention
4 percent, com on $10)00
Paul vital statistics
4 per cent com. on $74.25
Seattd returns, 10IO
Exonerations 1000-10
Kxonerationn, 1011
8 per cent com. ou 9 167. 17
Krror in assessment
Exonerations of State lax
ft per cent com. on 850 02
Collector's abatements
Collector's coinmiaaiou
Amount to balance .,
10.) 00
4 20
70 2.1
3 Oft
318 OS
187 17
ft 00
7 Hfl
37 43
80 0-1
2 08
6(2 H2
424 O. i
12,739 f4
ll llrtRJ
Countv. In account with the tinuitnit lnlp.
ending Pecemtier 30, 1911.
Hy am'l to balance $ 12 !Hi
Countv. in account with the Poor Fnml nf
euiling December 30, 1911.
Ity orders redeemed
,..$ 7,137 .''2
28ft ftO
111 73
400 00
IS 00
li 09
06 73
3 34
188 45
328 70
4 per ceut com. on $7,137.82..
Krrora in assessment
Interest coupons redeemed...
4 per cent com. on $400.00
Exonerations. 1011
Kxoneratl ins, 1909-10 ....
0 per cent coin on $06.73
Land return", 1910
Collectors abatements
Collectors commission.
!ft4 42
Amount to balauce 8,679 ftti
$14,3 0 94
Hy jailors salary 300 00
SOftl 02
id Couuty
F orest Countv. In aemnnt
rith
December 30, 1911.
Bv salaries t 1 no
' '
$1,600 oo
OF BALANCES.
Township road account 69
Township cash road account 1,812 70
Towuship buildiug account 848 65
Tionesta Boro Bond account 9 67
$23,758 32
OP COLLECTORS UNCOLLECTED.
Kingsiey Twp.
Tionesta "
1911 .,
1907..,
1908..,
lit)!)..,
1911..
1003...
1904..,
1909..
1910..
1011..
$ 1,109 21
329 09
195 37
ft6 8ft
234 2fl
143 29
109 75
28 93
477 34
493 63
Boro
$7,203 99
H. WARDEN.
County
SBAL
SEAL
V. SHIELDS.
Auditors.
the year ending December SO, 1911
Grand Army of the Rnpubllo ,
WitnesHes
Justices ot the Peace
Road views
Coroner's inquests
Livery
Jail Plivsieian
School Directors' Convention
Taolinrs' Institute
Balance appropriation 10 Hick
ory township in 1908
County Soperlntendent,Hupplies
Extinction of forest tires
September primaries
County Auditors Bnd clerk
Court house and Jail repairs and
82
111
02
101
9
12
17
10ft
152
550
8
68
432
161
supplies MHO
Jury Commissioner and clerk.. 03
irand Jurors 403
Traverse Jurors 1,(KI0
Court Crier and Tipstaves 174
Assessors 91HI
Commissi. 1 iir' salaries l.fiOO
Repairs and building election
houses 402
Miscellaneous expenses 123
Treasurer's coiiiriiisHnns fttls
Collectors' coininisMions 44
'' abatements 542
$15,91)9 28
T.A.P.
Oil City, Ta.
Due from Tionesta township, fuel, etc,
Liabilities.
Expenditures of Forest County Poor
Salaries, wanes and labor l,4ft2 83
rroviaiou ami supplies fx HI 28
Fuel and liuht ft.r4 84
(J0,hll,K"lslioe DO 43
Medicine and medical siiDolies..
111 (.
42 10
177 tfr
Kurniture, bedding, dry g. oils...
Repairs
Traveling expense
109 93
rami expense 698 15
Kringing in paupers ft8 00
Lunacy lee 04 00
Transporlina: paupers M 59
rnysiclan to County Home
Burial expenses
150 00
9 60
50 00
Solicitor. .
From the above Uital deduct the following
t-xpemiiiure 01 tne roor District:
Amount of produce sold from County Farm f 442 21
" received for support of patients, such amount having been
Mil VSIlftAft he llltt P.utr lklu(l..l .-..I tt
Collectors' abatementH and commUsions,
ana interest 00 Donds
Net cost of poor for the year 101 1
FINANCIAL
ASNKTS.
Amount in Treasurer' hands
and uncollected taxes f 5.(179 ftfl
Due from individuals 815 "8
Liabilities 3,505 m
110,000 000 HO OO0 00
FORKST COUNTY, . f '
We, tbe undersigned Commissioner of Forest County, and Forest Countv Poor
District, do hereby certify that the foreiroimr stat
and ataleinent of asset and liabilities are
e lue and uelief.
W. II
Attest
S. M. HKNRY, Clerk.
J. C.
II. H.
FORTUNE
RARE COINS
Fat Picking for Watchful Cashier In
Stores, Bartenders and Street
Car Conductors.
Cashiers In stores and restaurants,
ticket agents at theaters and railroad
stations, bartenders and conductors
on cr.rs nre In a fair position to be
come collectors of rare coins, as they
hnndle every kind of money piece
from foreign coins to old-time money
of the United States. A saloonkeeper
In Harlem declares he has made a
small fortune durlna- the last few
years by saving the rare coins that
are taken over the bar.
"I have a tin box filled with rare
United States pieces," he related,
"and I could have a collection of for
eign coins If I so desired. You would
be surprised to see how anxious some
men are to get a drink at the expense
of spending a rare old coin for Its
face value. Silver and paper currency
that pay a good premium are given to
my bartenders for face value. I have
often noticed a reluctance on the part
of the holder before parting with the
coin. He will give a last look at the
money and then place It on the bar
for the refreshing bevernge. One man
told me that a coin had been In the
the family for nearly a century. He
wanted only one drink and was afraid
I would not take the coin because of
Its age. I gave him the drink and
change for the piece at Its face value,
and he was overjoyed."
PUT ON MOURNER'S BENCH
Little Dorothy Explains Break In De
votional Exercises for Her
Family of Dolls.
Little Dorothy Is the daughter of a
minister. She has a family of fifteen
dolls, one of them being a parson.
Dorothy is devoted to her treasures.
For a long time she held religious
service for them, but suddenly the
services were discontinued, only to be
as unexpectedly resumed.
"Why did you stop the services,
Dorothy?" she was asked.
"Oh, the dolls decided not to have
them any more."
"But why were they started again?"
"They all voted that way, that is "
Dorothy hesitated, but she added,
regretfully, "AH except the clown and
the Teddy bear."
They were regarded as incorrigible
by the minister's email daughter. Next
day at the services they were seated
Immediately In front of the doll
preacher, the other dolls occupying
less prom'nent places.
"Why are the clown and the Teddy
bear sitting so far forward?" In
Quired Dorothy's father.
"Oh," was the reply, "I thought they
most needed to hear the sermon."
London Good Oyster Market.
London Is a great consumer of
oysters. The cheapness of the deli
cacy half a century ago created a de
mand for It, which has hung with the
appetites of the people as tenaciously
ns the habit of smoking a pipe has
among the men. It ts estimated that
London consumes a billion a year, and
the record shows thnt In 18G4, when
prices were very low, 700,000,000
Tore eaion.
We Desire
to Arvrvovirvce to
Every Ma.n
Our readiocss to fit his liend with a
New Spring Hact
And do it without hurting the feeling of big purne,
$1, $2, $3.00, $4.00, $5.00.
New list Hands -25o, fitlo and 75o.
New Heidoaps 50o to I J 00.
township house ,
4 67
113,439 31
MONK
District for the year ending Dec. 30. 1911.
Outside relief pis (19
Insane in Slate Hospital 1,012 21
l'iiiiiiiio.n,iiiir. ,Urk 'wo yi
Keoble minded In traliilng'schooi 2T2 50
insurance 3 no
Telephone 32 4ft
Justices of the Pesce 15 00
1 reasurer's commissions anil ex-
imeiallons 3o4 84
Collectors' commissions 254 42
" abateiiienls 325 "0
Interest on bonds 4(K) 00
IS i'e .14
Items, which will show the net
Treasurer's cou'i'mi'ssiiiu
W
f.'.SOl) 71
STATEMKNI
i,022 77
,.10,0(H) 00
I.IAIIILITIKS.
Hoods outstanding
correct ami true, to the hest of our knowl-
II A KKISi iN.
HRAI.
S( OWDKN,
McCLKLLA n,
County
Commlhsloners
SKAI.
SKA I.
SECRET OF SUCCESS
Scribbler To whnt do you attrib
ute your phenomenal success, doctor!
Doctor To my ability In mastering
the art of concealing my Ignorance.
Good Thought, Anyway.
Little John Tlrice loves to walk with
his daddy through the woods. Lost
Sunday these two had a famous walk
together, scaring up a rabbit or two,
and looking for squirrels,
Suddenly John stopped, In a listen
ing attitude. Then, "I know what
makes the wind," he announced.
"It's the trees whispering," he In
formed his father, who had been wait
ing for the result.
Perhaps ho Is right. Cleveland
Leader.
Behind the Band.
"My wife is much Interested In the
comet."
"The comet? The comet was here
laBt year."
"I know. She's putting old news
papers under' the carpets throughout
the house and catching up with tho
news as she puts 'em down."
WITHOUT zi
MOVING WICKf
JM
The best oil, also the
most economical nil
it costs no more than A
the tank wagon varieties
flnrl it oiven not nnlu hot. if
j l
er service but alsonore
service
FlltillY FAVRRITFJ
All P"
W mm
gives a clear, white, steady
name, will not char, amok
or smell. Your dealer will serve"
it from original barrels direct
from our refineries.
Wavorly Oil Works Co.
INDCPCNOKNT REFINERS
Pittsburg, Pa.
Also makers of Waverty Special
Auto uu aua waveny ussalinni.
T.A.P.
Oil City, Ta.
IF YOIT SUBSCRIBE AT ONCE
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Thousand of our subscrilx-rs whose
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January into the early weeks of the
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will not accept subscriptions at the
old rate of 51.75 for a little while
beyond the time announced for tho
advuuee in price to $2.00.
A Last Chance
In fairness to these old friends and to
new suliscribcrs who were unable to
remit before the close of 1911 we have
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scriptions at $1.75 to
March 30 .
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144 Berkeley Street, Boato. Maes.
New Sabtcriplioas Receive1 it toil Office.
rTAJTm
and Manufacturing Opticians.
We examine your eye and grind the
glasses on the premisas.
Results -Definite.
The latft mpthnds known to science
are employed. No Drops. Artificial
eyes In stock. Lenses duplicated on
short order.
Dr. Morck ill chsrge.
Hoick Optical Co.,
OIL CITY, PA.
First N-tiioual Bink Building.
"VISIBLE LOADING"
REPEATING RIFLE
No. 70 List Price, C3.CC
"Visible Loading" is .1 1 i;,' ad
vantage. 1 ou llui cartridge
go in tlieclminlHT. You iiio
when tho gun is loaded.
wh an me earns in sight &
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