Orange
Mrs.
LOCAL
NEWS
NOTES
.Sept.
Bridge.
23,
8:30.
Mr,
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(221)
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tnis
uivo
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turn,
ri.iuah-.
hiva
nppn
visiiiiik
in
line
j
ji,it
win
mil
nv
me
1ULV
V
U
...
..urn
in
Vancouver.
Harold
E.
Davenport,
well
known
.jt,
Airwavs
fllpr.
was
a
nas-
.ivirH
h
Princess
Louise
t
nnlnir
thrniiffh
f
rrwn
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mil
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rroolf
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nlhpr
SUklne
Rev,
W
J
Selder,
United
cnurcn
....
.
A.ioan
rarlfttto
Pit
V
1
iUJI
at
WUCCII
Vita
iwvfv
vii
visitor
In
town,
having
arrived
111
Ll.V
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J.
.
-
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"
-
E.
Morean,
manager
of
the
Im
ffAtvi
n
Krlaf
rln
in
t
n
f
Aknn
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T
-irtfrlnrr
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Alex
RLx,
district
manager
of
the
on
the
Prince
Charles
this
I.
M
-
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A
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with
sup-
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bm
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pnnrrjpn
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t,
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1
LTinni,
mnminir
nil
,
.
...
.
-
L.
McLennan
Is
acting
as
coun
A.
R,
Mallory
of
Port
Clements
'A1
riOD
lltla
aa,naM
V
nA
--.w
Hllil
tlllfc
it
til
5
t
i
home
Friday
night
on
the
alio
own,
iviriyvift
niu
vat
VakaO
CVCittttKO
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a
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a
Today's
program
at
the
regular
l
luiitutHjn
ni
tne
rrince
iu-
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icuiUiru
mi
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moving
n
dure
1
luatratea
talk
hv
Tlr
V
T
Vonln
tO
Coronation
of
King
.George
VI..
In
Wftdon
Which
tho
lnonl
nhvslrlan
ana
surgeon
attended.
Dr.
II.
N.
Brotklesbv.
.
i
'
fja
viMUi,
tV
J
VaV
VIM
m
II1P
Pha
r
Twenty-Five
Dollars
Reward
Will
be
nnlrl
ln
to
the
arrest
nnd
conviction
of
any
person
maliciously
destroying
ruouc
private
property,
.jsuch
as
waking
railings
along
sidewalks,
WOWlno.
nv,!,.
j
,
shoU
in
breaking
street
lights
r
windows
In
vacant
buildings.
ne
40
day
or
night.
W.
J.
ALDER,
City
Commissioner.
Moose
Meeting
Tonight.
?21)
See
:the
Mayfair
window
for
latest
.in
fall
ghoes.
tf.
Mrs.
A.
Nelson
sailed
this
morning,
on
;the
Princess
Louise
for
a
vis-Jt
In
Ketchikan.
la
'
i
I
"
.
.
ii
i,
the
Prince
.,
.......
...e-
Deen
visiting
here
with
her
m
Queen
Cliarlotte
islands.
arents
leaves
b
this
.evenlne's
Philharmonic
ocit;i.y
-n
tram
uu
ner
return
lo
Toronto.
c,...nilr
28.
8
n.m.
.
L
uescw
-
.Constable
Durhln,
R.C.M.P..
ar
um
VUU'"1'
i
--
.
.1.
JiAjmaaf
ail
1221
J
rived
in
Vie
.city
on
the
Prince
Charles
this
morning
from
Massett
and
ti
sail
tomorrow
night
on
the
Prince
George
.for
Vancouver.
Father
Leo
Bosse,
Roman
Cath
olic
Church
priest
at
Telegraph
Creek,
who
has
been
spending
the
past
couple,
of
weeks
lri
the
city,
sailed
by
the
Princess
Louise
this
morning
on
his
return
north.
Mrs.
A.
Holland
of
Massett
ar
rived
In
the
city
on
the
Prince
Phnrlua
4hlt
mAmlnii
f
mm
.tViP
rrved
flueen
Charlotte
Islands
and
will
sail
tomorrow
night
on
the
Prince
George
for
a
trip
to
Vancouver.
'
WAKE
UP
YOUR
LIVER
BILE-
And
You'll
Jump
Out
of
Bad
ia
tha
Morning
Ruio'lo
go
Tt
llnr
iboald
pour
out
two
pound
of
quM
UU
tola
rout
bwU
tUilf.II
I
b
not
(owtnf
(fMljr.
)rour
food
dua
t
dif
wt.
It
Juit
Attn
la
ttm
bovtl.
Gil
bloau
up
yuur
tUtTMca,
Tou
Itt
eonatiptiud.
Harmful
pouuoi
co
imo
U4)
poa7,4ua
jm
um
mxu,
luck
mi
too
world
lookjl
puftk.
A
mm
bowd
moTtmaot
dom't
f
t
at
th
niu.
You
ad
omttliuii
tbtt
work!
oa
tht
liTar
m
waU.
It
UVm
the
food,
old
CarUr'a
UtUt
Liver
PUIt
to
tt
than
two
pound
of
blU
flowing
frady
ud
mak
you
law!
-P
and
p".
Harmltaa
and
fantla,
tbar
mak
laa
aHa
flow
traalr.Taay
do
tha
work
at
ealoiwat
bat
aava
ao
calomai
or
marrarr
la
tham.
Aik
for
CarUr'a
Uttl
Urar
PUla
by
aamal
Stubboral
rafuaa
anjrthtdf
tlaa.
l&o.
having
arrived
on
tne
Mince
nharles
this
morning
from
the
Queen
Charlotte
Islands.
J.
Stannard,
who
Is
In
charge
of
the
Biological
Board's
pink
salmon
research
station
at
McCUnton
Creek
In
Massett
Inlet,
arrived
In
the
city
on
the
Prince
Charles
this
morning
from
the
Queen
cnarioue
Islands,
being
on
his
way
to
nan-
almo.
Hotel
Arrivals
Central
V
L.
Baron,
niHmnr!
A.
Kinir
and
E.
C
An
n.NMl.t
Floyd
L.
Olson,
u'iniAo--.
II.
I..
Hurlburt,
Ter
race;
G.
Swanson,
Port
Edward;
Gus
Peta,
Edmonton;
Mr.
and
M
.1.
Ilrentzen.
Port
Simpson;
1)
Tulloch
and
C
Cuff,
Queen
Charlotte
Islands.
Prince
Rupert
Pnrt
Sillll)
Guest.
UlUVSl.
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11
1,.
VjIU.V
i.
ii.
Moi.ennan
una
ji.
Rrv
-Vancouver:
0,
S.
Pragnell,
l.'nm
nnnf
K.
HUnOl.
.
I"
A.
C.
.Gillman.
J
a
r.ilins.
A.'KniKht,
II.
E..Goul
.
w
f
A
i
.
bourn
and
K.
U.
CiarK,
.vjemr-.a.
u'
t
vi.
pr.
W
nn
neg
ur.
Mrs.'
Fred
Nash
and
Miss
Jessie
W.ish.
Terrace;
C.
W.
Chorley,
Pnlirarv:
Rev.
W.
J,
Seiaer
anu
J.
and
"
'
Of
.1.11.
IL
M.
Hanson,
Uueen
unariom:
r.ifv
J.
Stannard,
Nanaimo;
A.
n.
Mallory
and
Bob
Mallory,
Pnrt
moments:
Mrs.
A.
Holland,
W
I
Durnin.
Massett;
R.
Sanderson,
Vancouver.
Itoyal
Candow,
Albin
I).
Dahl,
city.
Savoy
Anderson
MacKENZlE'S
FURNITURE
4
rmS
ALL
OTATJIGK
PILLOWS-
$1.90
"'J'AIIts
AccnuKun
ati
mtruPhlrken.
DUCK
and
ZZ
$2.50,
$4.50,
$6.00,
$8.00
PHONE
775
Rev.
George
'
Raley
"'arrived'
In
!h
city
tHU
morning
.o
tne
gtearner
prince
George
to
take
outh
.gtudents.QOund'
for
the
Co-quale.etza
Jnsti,tute
.of
wliico
.was
forrnexly
jxead.
Joe
MeKav
hlmclf
on
Tnrtlnn
7.
15.
NOTICE
The
Hairdressers'
Association
of
Prince
Rupert
wish
to
announce
that
a
new
agreement
as
to
mini
mum
charges
.for
services
In.
,th,l
Beauty
Parlors
of
this
city
was
en-
poon
Beauty
Shop.
A.
K,
NELSON,
PIONEER
MERCHANT
Secretary.
OF
VANCOUVER
DIES
.VANCOUVER.
ScnU
22:
J.
W.
Taylor,
pioneer
dry
goods
merchant
I
.of
Vancouver,
passed
away
yesterday.
Aimoiiiicamehts
St.
Peter's
W.
A.
Tea,
Pari.h
Hall,
September
23.
Orange
Bridge,
September
23.
BIG
DANCE
Boston
Hall,
Sp-
J
V,
e
c
norVinnt.
i.mh
91
"Mrs:
de
Carlo'i
Orch
..
-
-
'
.-iwii
,
,
.
estra.
Eastern
Star
Tea,
Mrs.
Sain
Mas-
sey's,
Wednesday,
septemDer
z.
Cambral
Cabaret,
.October
1.
Presbyterian
Chc'r
Tea,
October
1
n
i-
a
Orange
Tea
October-2.
Catholic
Bazaar,
October
C
and
Anglican
tea,
October
12.
Mrs.
C.
C.
Mills
United
Anniversary
Supper,
Oct.
V.
A.
Canadian
Legion
Bridge
October
15.
Mr.
and
Mrs.
F.
Collins,
Jap
Anglican
Girls
Tea,
Mrs,
Inlet:
Mr,
and
Mrs.
H..iIa!dane,Uon8
October
21.
.'
ry
T.l
..
Till
talons)'
I
Claxton;
y
-
ionnun,
i
nu..u,
Mr.
and
Mrs.
II.
Lonquist,
Pei-owj
K
M-
Stewart,
JIassett,
Gib
Parent
Teachers
telephone
bridge,-
Friday,
October
.22.
C.
C.
F.
Bazaar,
October
23.
Jlill
CO
Tea
October
29.
Gyro
Hallowe'en
Masquerade
Dance,
October
29.
.Presbyterian
Bazaar,
November
4.
St.
Peter's
-V.
.A.
.Bazaar,
Nov
a
a
ft
emoer
io.
fWaiWai
.Sonja
A,azr.
Nftvemlr
.19.
Cathtdral
Bazaar
November
30.
Bermce
Pamer
chareed
with
surmlvln
Honor
-to
Prepared
biacun
ana
pie
crusv
Indians,
W3J5
fined
$25,
wlth.ORtlqn
mix.
are
a
boontd
the
.busy
house
of
thlrtv
davR-
imnrUnn'mAnt
in
wife
and
today-
I
am
going
4.1
,rry
!....
U
l
4.V.-4
city
police-court
yesterday
after.-
l?v
you
a
noon
hv
Maelrfmt
Mrivtnftnt
be
kept
in
the
cooler
for
several
IWeeKS
ana.Ufteii
arum
mue
w
nuic
either
as
a
topping
for
meat
pie,
m
Mrs.
r.
C.
m
Mosm,
,
.wife
of
,
the
Jv
niill.
ffin9
wireless
.operator
at
iLawn
ilill,
Queen
Charlotte
Island,
arrived
this
morning
nn
the
Prince
George
and
will
the
Islands
on
,the
Prince
John
Friday
;evening.
Mrs.
Fred
Nash
and
daughter,
Jessie,
who'
have
;been
visiting
at
Massett,
arrived
In
the
-city
from
lUMnemade
JlUcuit
Mix
8
cups
flour,
'e
cup
baking
I
writAa-
A
logatvinna
unit
M
plin.
be
.crofng
'.to,
r.T
'
"
-
IU1
14.
Sift,
fiour
.and
measure,
Sift
again
with
the
.baking
powder
and
salt,
Cut
in
the
lard
until
the
mixture
has
a
Jfine
even
crumb.
Place
in
a
closed
container
and
keep
in
ret
ngerator,
using
as
the
Islands
on
the
Prince
Charts
aeRrea
'This
mixture
will
keep
mis
morning
ana
win
.proceca
uu
at
jPaRt
a
month
j
the
refrJger.
Vile
nvAllf
no-'
tfoln
ir
tKlAfr
riArnll
..
.u
J
.
.
.
In
Terrace,
Mr.
Nash
having
ar
rived
here
on
last
night's
train
to
meet
them.
ator.
It
will
yield
five
batches
with
two
cups
of
the
mixture
to
the
batch,
It
may
be
used
for
bis
cuits.
dumplings,
shortcake,
waf.
fles,
muffins,
quick
coffee
enke
It.
C.
MacKehtie,
representing
land
dozens
of
other
things.
tbe
Powell
River
Sales
Co.
Ltd.
Minute
Mix.
Muffins
this
morning,
on
thel
2,
cups
homemade
biscuit
flour
i
rince
George
ana
is
returning
y,
cup
sugar,
l
egg,
milk,
2
cup
south
tomorrow
night.
Mr.
Mac-Uates,
nut
meats,
blueberries
or
Kcnzie's
father
was
in
the
citylsliced
raw
cranberries,
with
Foley
'Welch
&
Stewart
in'
Combine
b'weuit
mixture
and
the
early
days
and
his
brother!
sugar.
Put
egg
in
measuring
cu;
was
later
with
George
Ute
in
pfl
111
the
cup
with
milk.
Add
the
furniture
business.
Ito
mixture:
Stir
until
thorough
ly
combined
but
do
not
beat.
Add
to
dates,
nut
meats
or
fruit
as
desired.
Pour
into
muffin
pans
?nd
bake
in
moderately
hot
over.
(400
degrees
F.)
for
about
20
minutes.
Serves
6.
Swedish-Luncheon
Ring
z
cups
nomemaue
biscuit
mix
ure,
2
cups
cooked'
meat,
1
table
onion,
l
nimiento
chci
tered
Into
August
31.
There
Is
a
J
oed,
l
small
green
pepper
chop-slight
reduction
In
charges
forhed,
salt
and
pepper,
milk
oi
Children's
and
High
School
girls'
I
broth,
bacon.
Pprmanents.
Add
enough
milk
to
biscuit
Mrs.
G.
Halllday
Modern
Beauty
I
mixture
to
make
a
soft
dough.
Shop.
Ko,l
on
a.
floured
board
to
one
Carl
Klrmls,
well
Known
Massett
Mrs.
C.
v.
Sutneriana
fourth
inch
thKKness.
5preart
metrhant.
is
Davlnz
a
brief
visit
Beauty
Shop.
with
mixture
.of
the
meat,
sea
to
the
cltv
for
medical
treatment,
Mrs.
N.
Harland
Home
Beauty
sonings
and
enough
broth
or
milk
"
I
I.
A
Tl.llt
-
11
at
Shop.
i.O'
moisten,
noil
HKe
a
jelly
rcu
Miss
H.Hampton
Helen's
Beauty
If
orm
in
ring.
Place
oh
cook
Miss
L.
Davles
Ml
Lady
Beauty
I
sheet.
Cut
diagonal
.slashes
to
ShoD
icenier,
piace
one-nair
slice
ba
M.
Macfie
Home
Beauty
Shop;
-on
in
each
siasn.
uake
in
mod
Miss
R.
V.
La
Belle
Nelson's!
?rately
hot
oven
'375
degrees
;F)
for
30
-minutes.
Serve
with
pinii
Pnto
sauce.
Serves.
6-8.
Pimiento
Sauce
2
tablespoons
flour,
2
tahle-
apoons
uutter,
I
cup
milk,
'i
or
3
pimientos,
salt
and
pepper.
Bjend
the
flour
with
the
malt
ed
butter
and
gradually
add
th
milk
which
has
been
warmed
Cook
until
thick,
stirring
con
atantly.
Put
the
pimientos
through
a
fine
sieve
and
add
to
the
sauce
aeason.
Reheat
and
serve
very
hot..
Orange
Date
Dumplings
cups
homemade
biscuit
mix
ture,
melted
butter,
'2
cup
chop
ped
dates,
1
teaspoon
grated
lem
on
rind,
1
cup
sugar.
V2
to
1
tup
milk,
W
cup
orange
juice,
teaspoons
lemon
juice,
1
teaspoon
?rated
orange
nnd.
Add
enough
milk
to
home
made
biscuit
mixture
to
make
a
soft
Jbugh
for
rolling.
Roll
out
to
Dne-fourtb
inch
lhjckness.
Brush
With
melted
butter.
Cover
with
datf's
and
lemon
rind.
Roll
up
like
jelly
roll.
Cut
in
8
pieces.
Plape
cut
side
down
in
a
greased
baking
dish.
Pour
.over
the
boll-
Ing
syrup
made
.by
.cooking
all
the
other
Ingredients
together.
Rake
in
hot
oven
450
degrees
F)
for
about
30
minutes
or
until
well
browned.
Serves
8.
Cheese
Biscuit
Ring
Prepared
biscuit
mixture,
milk,
American
cheese.
Add
enough
milk
to
some
of
'he
biscuit
mixture
to
make
it
.asy
to
handle.
Jtoll
in
oblong
sheet
about
'i
inch
thick
Sprinkle
very
generously
with
grated
American
cheese.
Careful
y
roll
it
up
like
a
jelly
roll
and
bring
the
two
ends
together
to
form
a
ring.
Place
on
a
bak:n
pan.
.With
sharp
scissors,
cut
through
the
roll
about
;two
inches
apart
from
the
outside
of
the
ring
two-thirds
of
the
way
to
wards
;the
center.
Each
of
the
sec
tion's
is
turned
over
so
that
.the
cut
side
4
placed
on
the
baling
sheet,
resembling
a
Swedish
tea
ring.
Bake
in
a
moderately
hot
oven
400
degrees
F.)
until
done
Mrs.
Bernard
Lundahl
A.T.CM.
VOICE
PKODUCTIQN
Piano
and
Theory
431
fourth
Avenue
West
Phone
Green
994
nd
lightly
browned.
Serve
hot.
Rr
ndiiintr
Kufficient
water'
or
milk
to
make
it
of
a
consistency
easy
to
roll,
this
biscuit
mixture1
may
also
be
used
for
meat
pies,;
ne
the
dish
with
the
mixture,
add
meat
and
gravy,
and
cover
with
more
of
the
dough.
Just
mix
this
versatile
dough
up
Saturday
morning
and
you
have
hot
bis-
itstand
other
delicious
dishes
ready
to
prepare
at
a
moment's
notice.
Oakland.
CHEERIO!
1
Provincial
Constable
Ronald
M.
Stewart
of
Massett
arrived
In
the
city
on
tUe
Prince
Charles
this
morning
from
the
Queep
Charlotte
Islands
with
an
Indian
prisoner,
Jones,
In
his
custody.
Constable
Stewart
will
return
to
Massett
.Fri
day
night
on
the
same
steamer.
HELPS
TO
Avoid
Colds
Specially
designed
lor
tne
nose
ana
upper
throat,
where
most
colds
start.
Used
in
time,
helps
prevent
many
colds.
VlCKS
VATRONOL
WED
FOR
RENT
old
newspapers,
2
for
25c.
1
'LEAN,
well-furnished
modern
apartments.
Phone
Red
441
(221)
FOR
SALE
FOR
SALE
A
few
large
bundles
of
FOR
SALE
26
ft.
Speed
Boat,
13
knots
per
hour.
$150.00.
Ap-
Dly
Seal
Cove
Post
Office,
tf,
FOR
SALE
40
ft.
(roller.
Fully
equipped
with
gurdies
and
winch,
suitable
for
halibut
or
trolling.
Apply
Cow
Bay
Gro
eery.
(220)
SEWING
,
UTILITY
SEWING
CLASSES
Mrs.
Thomasson,
Wallace
Block.
Phorie
Blue
637.
(t.f.)
,IN
THE
srPREME
COfRl
Or
fSRITISfl
COLUMBIA
In
the
Mutter
of
Kll
Ortornr,
Prrfawcl
And
In
the
Matter
of
the
"Administration
Aft"
TAKE
NOTICE
that
by
order
ot
H
Honour
W.
E.
Fisher,
the
16th
day
ot
August,
A,
D.
1937
I
yvaa
appointed
Adinlnlstrator
ot
the
estate
of
Ell
O
borne,
Deceased,
and
all
parties
haT-
Ing
tlatms
against
the
aald
eitate
are
hereby
required
to
furnish
same,
properly
verified,
to
me
on
or
before
the
16th
day
ot
October.
A.
D.
1937.
and
all
parties
Indebted
to
-the
estate
arc
required
to
pay
the
amount
ot
their
Indebtedness
to
tn
forthwith.
NORMAN
A.
WATT,
Official
Administrator,
Prince
Rupert,
B.
C
Dated
the
17th
day
of
August.
A.
D
1937.
Fresh
Local
Raw
And
Pasteurized
Milk
VALENTIN.
DAIRY
PUONE
657
Hyde
Transfer
Phone
580
DRY
WOOD
JASPER
COAL
Furniture
Moving
Light
Delivery
315
SECOND
AVE.
PApi.TSHF
eur
TVij
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CANADA
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with
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for
with
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Radio
you
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you
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with
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And
it's
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in
distant
stations
with
the
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motion
illuminated
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Dial.
Automatic
Volume
Control
reduces
fading
and
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The
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cabinet
is
richly
finished
in
walnut.
A
small
down
payrnent
puts
one
of
these
new
G-E
Radios
in
your
home.
Balance
on
easy
monthly
terms.
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British
Columbia
Power
Company
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COMING
Sept.
3D,
Oct.
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2
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7
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