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WE SELL the Oak and
Hickory Ironclad
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We sell the Moline v-v'l1"- /
Wagon because we honest-
ly believe it is the greatest wagon value on the market today—
the best wagon at any price: Tkcaust we know how it is made
and can stand right square back of it with a guarantee of complete satisfaction—there are no ifs nor ands about our guarantee:
Because it is the stroagest wagon we know of—yet runs one third lighter than any other: Because the
timber used in its construction is the toughest of hardwood, air-seasoned, and will last a lifetime—it takes
from four to seven years to air-season the timber used in the Moline Wagon—that means that it costs
more money to build—but the buyer pays no more for it: Because from the foundation of hardwood to
the iron clad construction, every piece and part is made of the material that S3 years experience has
demonstrated as the best for the purpose: Because this wagon has more improvements that add to
its life and usefulness than any other wagon. We'd like to show you the wagon and point out rea-
sons enough to convince you that if yon need a
wagon, you need the New Moline light-running
wagon. We have a book illustrating and describing
the process of making a wagon that meets all the
The book is an education on wagon construction that every wagon
requirements of a good wagon.
user ought to read. Before you buy come in and see the wagon and get the wagon book—it's free,
Smith & Peyton Hdw.Co.,
BELTON
TEXAS
BELL COUNTY NEWS NOTES.
Wiboo Valley
Well here I come with my little
budget of news again.
Health in this community is
good at this writing.
There was several from here
attended the picnie the 4th.
Mrs. Rena was visiting her
parents Mrs. Maples Saturday
night and Sunday.
Mr. Albert Smith has been at
work for Mr. Will Maples the
past week.
Mr. John Morgan looked
mighty lonesome at the picnic
Saturday.
Miss George Weatherford was
the guest of Miss Euah Huckabe.
There will be a Woodman pic-
nic at Little River Saturday, the
eleventh. ■- Everybody invited to
come.
Mr. L. C. Cummings spent
Saturday night, with Mr. Ben
Morgan.
Miss Lucy Cummings has re-
turned home to her grandparents
after a weeks visit with her uncle.
Hauling watermelons is the
order of the day down here now.
' Tracy Cumings was writing a
letter this morning. Wonder who
it was too.
The fishermen have been in our
midst this week.
Mr. Lee Cumings is visiting
Mr. Will Maples this morning.
Mr. Will Maples and family
spent Sunday with his father in
Three Forks.
Mr. R. A Mayles, Mr. Jesse
West and wife and baby werethe
guests of her grandparents Sun-
day evening.
Henry Stovall and family
were the guests of Mr. W. J.
Bright and family Sunday even-
ing.
Mr. Dock Maples was the
guest of his brother Will, a while
Sunday evening.
John- Morgan and Miss Katy
Huckabee and Mr. Claud Halbert
and *<liss Maud Huckabee were
out driving Sunday evening.
Mr. Dock Merritt must have
been in a terrible hurry about
getting his hay cut and baled as
he was cutting and bailing Sun-
day evening.
Mr. Faunce Maples and family
was the guest of Mr. Dock Huck
abee Sunday.
Some of you correspondents
and also the editor aught to
come down and eat melons with
us.
C. B. Eliott made Miss Euah
Huckabee a pleasant- call Friday
evening.
Mr. Jesse West happened to an
accident awhile back by slapping
a calf and hurt his hand but it
is improving slowly.
Mr. Will Maples is baling hay
for Mr. Merrell in Three Forks.
We had a real nice rain Mon-
day evening but did novt need it
bad.
Tracy Cummings spent a few
pleasant hours with Mrs. Laura
Maples Monday evening.
T^ree Morgan hauled a load of
melons to town for Mr. Dock
Huckabee Monday.
Mr. Dell Wells was the guest
of Mr. Will Maples Sunday
morning.
Mr. Jesse West and family was
the guest of her pax-ents recently.
Louie Cummings is on the sick
listbuthopehewill soon recover.
Miss Prebble Cumings spent
Friday night and Saturday with
her aunt, M rs. Lela Morgan.
Mr. Loui Cumings carried a
load of melons to Midway the 4th
and sold them for a good price.
Tracy Cumings says he sure
loves melons.
Mr. Charlie Cumings has sup-
ported the pain of a boil on his
wrist this week.
Well I will ring off and leave a
place for some one else.
White Rose.
Sngar Loaf Items.
As I haven't seen anything
from this part of the world in the
Democrat will send in a few dots.
This vicinity was visited by a
downpour of rain Monday,,
The farmers have their crops
in good shape. If it will just
quit raining they will soon be
through work.
Mr. and Mrs. Sam Hall of Wil-
liamson county are here visiting
relatives.
John McCrary of Cedar Creek
visited at the home of Mr. Brock
Saturday and Sunday.
Several from here attanded the
picnic at Brown's creek, Satur-
day.
Belle and Beulah Hutchins are
visiting relatives at Belton this
week.
R. M. Hilliard was a passenger
to Belton Saturday.
J. D. Everett and family vis-
ited friends in Killeen Sunday.
Mr. and Mrs. Hutchins spent
Saturday and Sunday with rela-
tives on Reeses Creek. *
MarySmith has returned home
from the Normal.
Lee Hilliard is reported on the
sick list this week.
'Mrs. Savannah Williams of
Runnels is here visiting her par-
ents, Mr. and Mrs. S. C. Hall.
Josie and Dollie Garner were
the dinner guests of their sister,
Mrs. Sallie Willis at Brookhaven.
Port Hall and Olin Hilliard took
supper at Jim Hall s near Brook-
haven, Sunday night.
Mrs Linfla Payne spent Satur-
day with her sister Mrs Hilliard.
Mrs. Florence Elms was the
guest of her mother, Mrs. W. A.
Hall, Saturday night.
Jennie and Maggie Davidson
were the guests of Misses Birdie
and Mae Brock Saturday evening.
Sugar Loaf was well represen
ted at Brookhaven, Sunday.
Hattie Hilliard spent Saturday
with her Aunts the Misses
Brocks.
Mrs. W. A. Hall and daughter,
Mrs Rosa Elms are visiting rela-
tives on north Nolaq.
Mr. and Mrs. Wiggins visited
her parents, Mr, and Mrs. Gar-
ner, Saturday and Sunday.
Sam Garner spent the Fourth
on the Woodpile.
Rev. Medart filled his regular
appointment at Sugar Loaf, Sun-
day.
Mrs. Williams spent Sunday
evening at Mr. Brocks.
Mr, Holland and family are vis-
iting at G. C. Maupins.
Olin Hilliard said he had just
as soon be Jack Garner 's son-in-
law as anybody's.
Well as news is scarce and for
fear this will find its way to the
waste basket, will close for this
time. A Fkee Thinkek.
Sunday, to attend church at
Prairie Dell.
Mrs. Georgia VcGahey and
children of West Texas are vis
iting her father and brother Mr
Ragsdale's, of this place.
"Peggy"
We certainly did have a fine time
at that picnic, aud we're going in
tbat wonderful "air-ship" next year,
or we'll know the reason why.
M.r aud Mrs. W. A. Belle and fam-
ily, Mtb. Gilbert and children and
Gene Ferguson of Sulphur Springs at-
tended preaching Sunday night.
MiBs I.eola Forrest visited the
Misses Buckley of Prairie Valley,
Sunday.
Ernest Goodnight and Miss K^te
Burgess of Moorevllle attended the
services Saturday night, Sunday and
Sunday night.
Geo. Fuller and wife, J. lianey and
wife of Prairie Dell were at preach-
ing Sunday morning.
Frank Fuller, wife and little
daughter, Gladys, of Prairie Dell
viBlted Mr. and Mrs. J. B. Cawthon
Sunday.
Mrs. Walter Dlckerson of Summers
Mill came to Belle Plains Sunday
morning. ^
Some of our young folks went to
the picnic at Midway Saturday, all
report a -dandy time.
Some of the young folks from Sum-
mers Mill, Prairie Valley, Moorevllle,
and Sulphur Springs came to the ser-
vices Sunday night.
Miss Susie Barton of Holland has
been visiting friends at Coral Grove,
and they attended church in our com-
munity.
There was quite a crowd of young
folks at Mr. Power's Sunday after-
noon.
Hugh Hannon of Elm Grove came
over to hear what the peracher had
to Say at 11 o'clock Sunday morning.
Well, we'll let you all rest awhile
now and will hid you adieu, but
will send In the story of the picnic
in rhyme:
THE CORRESPONDENTS PICNIC.
We started out one morning,
On June the thirtieth day,
To go to the Correspondent's picnic,
That was to be held at Midway.
We didn't take our dinner,
The Editor provided that,
And a jolly old fellow is he,
Mr. Woodall of the Democrat.
There was quite a crowd of us,
And the Editor paid all our fare,
We took the marshall to keep us gulet
But my! He didn't care!
He put us up to mischief.
Just as much as he could find,
We thought Mr. Woodall would veto
this,
But he didn't seem to mind.
bad better come out and so busting.
Candidates Rylander, Vick and Har
rls are In town today telling the
voters tfcelr troubles.
N. K. Ramsey and family of Prai-
rie Dell drove over to Salado Sun-
day evening.
With best wiphes to the Demo-
crat. Dotsy.
Chalk Ridge Dots.
Well I thought I would write
as I haven't written in a long
time.
Everybody is busy this week
trying to get through work.
T. J. French had business in
Belton Saturday.
Mrs. Keeton and daughter,
Minnie went to Holland Monday.
Mrs. Farrier and Miss Henry,
of Goodeville took dinner at Mr.
R. W. Wesson's Monday.
The Misses Potts, of Elgin who
have been visiting their sister,
Mrs. Standifer |have gone home.
The singing Sunday night at
Mr. Stephens was fine:
Mr. Maynard and son Ray-
mond had business in Bartlett,
Satu rday.
teus French went to Bartlett,
Saturday.
Henry Thomas and Mrs. Leah
Martin have {gone to Leonard,
Texas, to visit relatives.
Miss Leila Raymer is visiting
her brother this week.
Mr. Ben Maynard and wife,
Date Elliot and wife, Misses Ottie
and Goldie Maynard, all went to
Temple, Friday.
The party,^Friday night, at Mr.
Stanifer's was enjoyed by all who
attended.
Several went to hear Mi
Minnie Keeton play on the pii
Sunday. It sure was fine.
The ice cream at Mr. Raymer's
Saturday night was fine.
Mr. Stephen and daughter,
Eunice, attended church at Little
Flock, Saturday.
Mr. Wiley French went to the
picnic at Midway, Saturday.
Alford Bridges made his reg-
ular call at Mr. Morgan's Sunday.
J. N. Moss and wife of Kelso-
ville passed through Chalk ££idge
Sunday.
E. H. Cain and family went to
Amity Sunday.
W. W. Ragsdale went to Bart-
lett Monday.
Messrs Gus and Jack Moor of
Prairie Valley visited relatives at
this place Saturday and Sunday.
Loy 'French is uneasy he is
afraid his girl is going to leave
next week. Loy she will come
back.
Charlie Blaylock of near Hoi
iand passed through here Sunday
Ellis Lynn and family took din-
ner at Mr. Ragsdale's Sunday.
Jim Blaylock and family of
Kelsoville passed through here
Yonngsport News.
Health is very good in these
parts and crops are simply fine.
Everybods is done work and
getting ready for the picnic.
The singing at Mr. Moore's
Sunday night was enjoyed by
large crowd.
Jack Slawson and babies went
to Belton Sunday.
Mr. Jeff Neeley has a new
buggy and will proceed to hau
the ladies if they will ride with
him.
Edgar Vick and Artie Ray
went to Killeen Saturday, on
business.
Jim Copeland has purchased
the gin and is getting it ready
for the coming crop. Fix it good
Jim, we think you will get a good
run.
Misses Pearl and Mae Casper
wene to Killeen Saturday shop-
ping.
Messrs Willie Rogers and
Hulie George were in these parts
Sunday exe and attended sing-
ing Sunday night.
Several of the young folks
from here attended church at
Sharp Sunday morning.
Edgar Vick visited Jake Cas-
per's fslks Sunday eve.
Miss Allie Beach is visiting at
Copperas Cove this week.
A large cJowd attended speak-
ing here Friday eve.
Miss Jennie Whitman who has
been visiting relatives here re-
turned no her home at Belton
last Thursday.
Wesley Ballard filled his ap-
pointment at Killeen as usual.
Mat Smith is doing a cash bus-
iness since he got his cream sep-
arator. He milks eighteen cows
and gets two coffee buckets f^ill
per day when he juices them
pretty close. Stay with it Suck-
er you will come around alright.
Well I must go and run the
goats off of the dining table. Be
good. Guy Fugal.
Belle Plaint Gossip.
Once more we will try to collect
our scattered wits long enough to tell
what we know.
"Timid Maid" didn't get to come
this time, so I brought my "Chum"
again and then 'anyway we heard
such a nice little compliment about
our letter in last week's paper.
Children's Service next Saturday
night at the church and we want
everybody from everywhere to come
and bring every body else.
Miss Sadie Curry of Salado visited
friends In our community from Sat-
urday until Monday.
Quite a crowd of people went to
the church last Saturday night, ex
pectlng to hear a sermon, but the
preacher failed to appear and a very
abashed, foolish-looking crowd re-
turned home.
Vurney Baker "caught a beau
Sunday. Wonder who "she" was?
Misses Ruth and Eunice Poteet of
Moorevllle visited their cousins, the
Powers girls, Sunday.
That dinner was fine and dandy.
And the lemonade was too,
And "Teddyll" seemed to enjoy him
self,
As all the rest seemed to do.
"White Rose" looked Just a little bit
sad.
But "Sonny and Buddy," never;
They declared when they went home
that night,
That the picnic was "the best
ever."
"Country Lass" from Dog Ridge,
And an "Old Bachelor" frofe Elm
Grove,
And "Shy Ann" and "Blue Eyes"
took things in,"
And kept them "on the move."
The "Three Old Maids" from Sulphur
Springs,
Were there In all their glory,
They were hunting "Old Bachelors"
far and near,
To tell them the "Old, old, story!"
Two Blue-Eyed Sweethearts" from
Sparta,
And "Johnny and Sonny" were
there,
I hope they'll be with us next year,
When we all go up in the air.
There's "Kid" and "Snide," and
"Lonely Bill,"
And then comes "Prodigal Son."
And "Bashful Beau" and "Timid
Maid,"
And now T guess we're done.
If there's anyone we've overlooked,
.Please let yourselves be seen,
For If we've named all of these folks,
And "skipped" you, we'll feel
mean.
We thank you, Mr. Editor,
For the outing, ride and all that,
And I'm sure we'll all Join in the
the following cheer,
"Long live the Democrat!!"
"Bashful Beau & Chum."
Elm Grove.
Well as I failed to get to send in
the news last week will try and send
in the new--) this week. Jf
The children's day at this pla*
last. Sunday well attended and
everyone seemed to have a nice time.
Mr. Johnson and wife from Bart-
lett have been visiting her father,
Mr. J. C. Harvllle. Mr. iJoh^son
and wife left Tuesday for his old
home ih Tennessee.
Mrs. Pheobe Hannon spent the day
with Mrs. R. S. Prater Sunday.
Mrs. Mary Cox of Temple is visit-
ing her her sister, Mrs. M. H. Allen.
Miss Myrtle Prater spent last week
in Temple
Mr. Harden Haxvllle went to Mid-
way Saturday aad has not yet re-
turned.
Mr. Mack 8he rod spent 8aturday
night and Smnday on Dog Ridge.
Miss EJvll Strange visited Ruhr
Harvllle Sunday.
The arithmetic school at this place
is progressing nloely, taught by Mr.
C. Harvllle.
Mr J. C. Mean* has bees sick the
past week but la son better a* this
writing.
Hugh Hannon made his regular
call at dell Plains Sunday.
Marvin seemed better pleased last
Sunday than we have seen him for
some time. ,A
Messrs. Hugh Hannon, Marvin and
Jim Sherrod spent Saturday eve and
night on the rivet and had plenty of
fish to eat; also killed a large coon.
Mr. J. C. Llsenbe and family spent
Sunday with Mr. S. C. Harvllle and
family.
Lightning struck Mr. Sherrod's oat
stack Monday and caught it afire and
if Marvin and HugS had not have
been close by It -would have been d
stroyed by five. ^
The "Two Old Maids" told me that
there was so many writers from this
place that they would no longer
write and gave me their stationery.
Jim says he had rather go to Sum-
mer's Mill than any other place.
(Wonder why.)
Mr. Ellis Prater and his girl at
tended church at Belton Sunday
night.
We are going to re-organise our
Sunday School next Sunday. Every-
body come.
I certainly enjoyed the picnic last
Tuesday and must say I am real anx-
ious to have another one.
Say, I sure wish those two blue-
eyed sweethearts from Sparta would
move down near Elm .Grove. "I don't
know why but I do."
Lots of the boys were at tlxe first
Monday but have not seen any new
ponies so far.
Most all of the fanners have their
crops about layed by and prospects
are very good.
News somewhat short this week,
so will leave it for some gf the other
writers. "Shy Ann."
marked in his speech th«( Mr, Wj
all was stepping arvuaA aa
as if he wasi the father of all present.
His pleasure could no't have been jMy
greater than ours, for surely we ware
made to feel that he was a kind and
benevolent father to us. We cer-
tainly enjoyed our trolley ride thru
the Prairie City. Now dear corres-
pondents let us continue our writ-
ings to the Democrat till it is made
to have no superiors, then we wll
feel worthy to partake of our next
annual feast which Is sure to come.
The farmers are about up with
their work and have nothing to do
but rest, fish and talk to candidates.
We are sorry to report that Mlas
Nina Dickenson is still sick. She la
suffering from an attack of slow fev-
Mlsses Smiths of Benarnold, Milam
County, are making an extended visit
with friends and relatives near this
place.
Quite a number of young people
from this community attended the
W. O. W. picnic at Midway the 4th
and all had a pleasant time. They
took a trip over to Temple while-nut.
to see how those electric cars would
rld - ,
▲neon Smith and family spent Sun-
day with relatives near .Post Oak.
Postmaster Stark and party of
Holland came up Monday for
days outing at this place.
Claud Holland went over to Tem-
ple Saturday to boost his man for
Sheriff.
We had another refreshing shdwer
down this way Monday. *
J. ,M. Phillips and Mrs. J.iR.
Holland attended the revival ideat-
ing at Belton Sunday. g|l
Moat of the men and boys of this
community went to first; Monday.
Of course tfcey could not -have done
business if we h'ad have not Seen
thewfc "Kldft
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Salado Notes.
Mrs. J. E. Guthrie and children
are visiting in Austin.
Mrs. Poster has returned to her
home at Miles.
G. O. Love has gone west prospect -
ing.
Mack Bush, rural carrier on route
has gone to Concho County to visit
his family.
J. W. S. Porter is real sick at this
writing at teh home of his daughters,
Mrs. Will Bunker.
Mr. Bevel and family of Killeen
have moved to the D. C. McLean
place on College Hill. They are
here for the benefit of our schools.
Several people of this place spent
the 4th at Midway.
S. R. Porter and family of Moore-
vlll visited In Salado Sunday.
Mrs. Dr. Barton and children of
Temple visited friends and relatives
here last week.
Mrs. Buckner of Dallas Is visit-
ing relatives in Salado.
E. P. Spruill and family have gone
west to visit relatives.
There baa been a bear seen three
ml lea west of Salado. Mr. Sdltor you
Sulphw Springe.
We missed last week but "Three
Old Maids" wrote though not'of Sul-
phur Springs.
There has beea a eontinual quar-
rel! between us ever since the picnic
on account of that "Lone Bachelor"
of Elm Grove.'
The church of Christ had a splen-
did meeting which closed Sunday
week. There were five who obey-
ed the Gospel during the meeting
who were Mrs. Alfred Turland, Miss
Myrtle Love and Messrs. Oscar, Jean
and Bryce Ferguson.
Mr. W. I?. Fisher and family visit-
ed Mr. and Mrs. Charlie Bradford of
Summers Mill Sunday.
Bro. Penlx held the regular ser-
vices here Sunday at eleven a. m.
and at eight p. m.
Miss Zelma Ferguson has returned
from Haskell, Texas where she spent
the winter with her aunt, Mrs. F.
M. Morton.
DEM—THREE
The class meeting of the church
of Christ was well attended at this
place Sunday afternoon.
"Old Sand Piper," of Belle Plains
the reason we dttn't have any sweet
hearts with us at the picnic was be-
cause we don't spend our time in
'catching beaux."
This community was visited by lo-
cal showers Monday.
Mrs. John Stelle, Mrs. Will Stalls
and two daughtes, Miss Birdie and
Bessie spent Saturday with Mrs. Fer-
guson.
Miss Ola Calahand took dinner
with Miss Florence Melvin Sunday.
Misses Zelma and Fairy Ferguson
spent Sunday with Miss Inez and
Myrtle Love.
Prodigal Son" you are taking
quite a stay in the grass patch, as
you haven't written In so long.
Miss Ola Calahand visited Miss
Myrtle and Inez Love Sunday after-
noon.
Mrs. Cora Norwood and children
were visiting In the community last
week.
Ask Miss Pearl Melvin how about
leap year.
If no one else gets our name we
are going to try to hold to it. We
are the same,
"Three Old Maida."
Sparta Sparks.
Health of thla community la Vary
good at preaent.
We attended the picnic and had a
fine time, we thank the Editor very
much for hie kindness, but we did
not get to form his acquaintance..
Yes "White Rose" we got old Qhy
and the buggy and were right along
In the same car with you but) we
didn't meet you. That lemonade was
fine, wasn't It. *1
Br. and Mrs. Sterling Doss want
to Belton shopping Thursday. J..*
Messrs. John and Steve Collier and
families attended; church at Belton
Wednesday night.
Come on "Bashful Beau and Timid
Maid" with some more news, also
"Sonsy and Buddy." Say, Timid
Maid how did you like the muaic.
(Boll Weevil.)
Mr. Sidney Winters from Rock Is-
land is visiting his father-in-law, Mr.
Jim Crawford.
Mise Thetty May Damron visited
her grandmother, Mrs. Morris Thurs-
day morning.
Mrs. Walter Warren and ifttle
daughter, Estelllne, and Miss Maude
Warren who have been visiting Mrs.
Warren's parents, Mr. and Mrs. M.
J. Crass at Troy, returned home Wed-
nesday afternoon.
Mr. Edgar Boren who has been
working at the Leon bridge for quite
a while spent Saturday night and Sun
day In Sparta, also Mr. Harve Bates
of Belton.
The picnic at Sparta last Saturri
was largely attended and everyh
had an enjoyable time, plenty of well
filled baskets and a nice dinner was
Berved.
Misses Leora and Edith Kyle visit-
ed Stella and Eunice Denman Friday.
Mrs. Dock Morris of Brookhaven
visited Mrs. J. C. Damron last Mon-
day.
Messrs. Benton Crawford and Sid-
ney Winters went to Belton one day
last week.
Little Miss Arline Yarbrough call-
ed on Miss Thetty,May Damron Sun-
day afternoon.
Messrs. R, H. Denman, J. C. Dam-
ron and Will Bates went to town first
Monday.
R. H Denman and family visited
Mrs Denman's parents, Mr. and Biro.
Does Sunday evening.
Wonder if Mr. Marvin Spduell and
urrfay
ybofly
Summers Mill.
Here we come to thank our editor
and the stockholders of The Democrat
for giving us such a good times as
they did at the picnic. Mr. Trier ra
'•* 4? itfc **►""
Miss Allie Warren had a big time at
the picnic?
Mr. John Boren andveon, Lee, went
to Belton Monday. B
Well, we'll ring, off iwlth best
wishes to the Democrat.
"Two Blue-Eyed Sweethearts.'*
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Dos Ridge Peaches.
Some of the finest specimens
of Texas grown peaches that
the Democrat reporter has ever
seen, was brought in from the
Dog Ridge community by Mr.
J. C. Varnell, ohe'of the pro-
gressive farmers and fruit rais-
ers of that section. They were
of the Elberta variety, free stone
and clings. The cling Elberta is
a new variety and is undoubted-
ly one of the sweetest and most
deliciously flavored peaches there
is. Mr. Varnell has about two
acres planted in fruit and says
that it is a most profitable crop.
He has pears, plums and peach-
es, the principal crop being
peaches. He has about a hund-
red trees in fruit this year and
thinks they will average $4.00 a
tree, which would indicate that a
real nice profit would be realised
from an acre of ground. Mr.
Varnejl will accept our thanks
for the nice lot of peaches at the
Democrat office.
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