Abilene Semi-Weekly Reporter (Abilene, Tex.), Vol. 31, No. 19, Ed. 1 Friday, February 10, 1911 Page: 4 of 8
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issued ty Vie Cwvsyls Times
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rapidity with which tho National
Capital 1b extending its business' and
jMWcntlnl nrct and tho continual
-wJOrtr&wal from farm operations of
Hying land. In tho District of Col-
umbia are manifested in tho first of-
ficial Btatement from tho Census Bu-
reau rclntlvo to tho qgrlculturtl statis-
tics of the District of Columbia collect
e at tho Thirteenth Decennial United
States Census April' & 1010 which
-was issued today by Census Director
Darand.
It Is baBcd on a preliminary com--parUvo
BUmmnry submitted to tho1
The- reported value of farm Imple-
ments and machinery was $62000 in
1910 as against ?13G000 in 1000.
Of tho whole number 214 of fnrms
reported in 1010 there woro 202 or
94 per cont operated "by white far-
mers ns compared with n total of 2CD
farms jin 1900 of which 252 or 94
per cent were conducted by white far-
mors and 17 or 0 per cent by colored.
Tho total number of farms operated
In 1910 by owners part owners and
owners and tenants comprising tho
"all owner" class .was 118 as com-
pared with 133 In lOO.
Tho total number of farms conduct-
I
Director by Dr. LcGrnml Powers chief
atatlsllclnn of the division of agri-
culture in the Burenu of the Census.
This tummftry shows for both tho
census of 1910 and that of 1900 the re-
ported total ynlue of farm laud build-
ings. Implements and machinery; to-
tal acreage; Improved acreage; and the
aggregate expenditures for labor and
fertilizers.
Tho Director glVds notice that tho
sammary's figures nro subject to rc--rfeton
later owjng to the fact that a
nsmbor of farms whose returns are
Incomplete will bo Included .' in the
final table. These additions will not
In all probability modify any of tho
amounts or rates 'contained In tho
present statement.
The census of agriculture was taken
primarily for tho purpose of obtain-
ing nn accurate inventory of all class
ee of farm" property existing on April
15 1910; a complete exhibit of farm
operations during tho year ending De-
'cember 3i; 1909; and a Btatement of
the number and value of domestic
ajUntaJg Jn cities and Villages on April
" Statements relative to. thoncrcago
and yield or crops and tho domestic
animals of rne. District of Columbia
-will ho issued by Dfrector Durand
aa soon as tho tabulation of this data
b&B beeil completed.
Farm Acrengo nnd Values
The statement shows that the num
ber of farms reported in 1910
214. as compared with 2C9 ih 1900
The total farm acreage reported In
3810 was 0000 acres ns compared with
8.t0 in 1900.
Tho Improved acrea'go Was returned
Sa 1910 as amounting to 5000 acres
aa against C.00Q in 1900.
Tho improved acreage formed S3
per cent of tho total acreage In 1910
and 75 per cent In 1900.
The total value of farm land and
"bluldlngs was given in 19100 as $6-
31.000 as ngalnBt $11274000 in 1900.
Tho total value of all farm land
alone was reported in 1910 as ?5;4GG-
90 as compared with ?970Q00 . In
1W0.
Tho toltal. value of farm buildings
alone was given In 1910 'as $835000
as against $1574000. In 1900."
In 1910 the value of farm land alone
constituted 87
iv nn
cd in 1910 by ensh tenants'. Bharo .ten-
ants and cash nnd share tenants com-
prising tlio "all tenants" class was
83 as against 11G In 1900.
Tho total number of farms operated
by managers. in 1910 wns13 as com-
pared with 20 in 1900.
"The totnl number of farms opcrateiL
oy mo nn owners cjass constituted
55 per cont of the whole number of
farms In 1910 nnd 50 per cent In 1900;
those operated by the "all tenants'
class 39 por cent In 1910 and 43 per
cont in 1900; and those conducted by
managers G por cent in 1910 and 7
per cent In 1900.
Of tho total number' 118 of farms
operated 'in 1910 by the "all owners"
class there were 97 or S2 per cent
owned free of incumbrance and 2lror
IS per cent mortgaged.
The Census Bureau bo's no informa-
tion respecting the ntimbcr of mort-
gaged farms leased to tenants nor fig-
ures far. 1900 available for compari-
son with tho .1910 data as to Incum-
brance. '
Distribution According to Acreage
Groups.
The statement relative to. farms dls-J
trlbuted according to certain acreago
groups shows that those of Id acre
and under numbered 120 in 1910 and
154 in 1900; of 20 to 49 acres G4 In
1910 and 71 in 1900; of 50 to 99 ncres
17 in 1910 and31 in 1900; of 100 to
174 acres 10 in 1910 and 9 in 1900'
of 175 to 499 acres 3 in 1910 and 2 In
1900 of 500 to 999 acres none Jn 1910
and 2 In 1900.
Acreage Group Proportions.
Of the wholo number of farms thoso
of 19 ncres and under formed. 56 per
cent In 1910 and 57 lier bent In 1900;
thoso of 20 19 acres 30 per cent In
1910 and 26 per cent in 1900; those of
5U 99 acres.. 8 per cent In 1910 and
12 per cent in 1900; those of 100174
acres 5 per cent In 1910 and 3 per cent
In 1900; those of 175-499 acres 1
per cent In both 191Q and 1900; and
thoso of 500999 acres 1 por cent
in 19Q0 only. - "
Tho expenditures for labor In 1910
reached the sum of $221000 as com-
pared with $197000 in 1900 an ln-
crcaso of $24000 or 12 per cent. '
1
Potior county; pill King from .Mitch-
oil cojnty; Fnriou Gentray from Do-
Witt county; John Smitli from Chnm-
hers county; Clint Roberts fr.om Jack
county; Tom High from NFreeBtono
county; Hon. Thomas from Brazos
county; Jim Jflonley and Lloyd Spark-
maii from Hopkins county; P. U Of-
flehl alias Roy James (two cases)
from Tarrant county; Walter Fox. nnd
Ross Frx.lor from Jackson county;
J. R. Boat from Taylor county; Sam
Shrewder; from Tarrant county.
Supreme Cuirt.
AUSTIN Fell 8j-Tho " following
wore proceedings In the supremo
court today:
Certified qoustlons answered:-
Southern Kansas railway vs. Vnnco
Carson company.
Reversed nnd rendered: Medlin
Milling Co. vs. Boutjwoll Hunt
Reversed to court of civil appeals for
further conclusions: Smith vs. Post-
al Telegraph Cable company Dallas.
Application granted and cnuso sot
for Mnrch S: Texns Channel nnd Dock
compnny vs. State Travis.
Application granted; . Mlko Beck vs.
Tho Texas company Harris; Fitzhugh
vs. Johnson Ector; Missouri Kansas
and Tcxng vs. Dlalack Hunt; Abbott
Cockrell vs. Houston Packing Compa-
ny Harris.
Applications refused Gordon vs.
Lewis Terry; Keller vs. Lindow allr-
rls; Hood by next friend vs Houston
Packing company Harris.
Application .refused In part and dis-
missed for want of jurisdiction in part
Austin. Electric vs. Fnust Travis: Aus
tin Ice company vs. Mnry Faust
Travis.
Motion for rehearing (of appllca
t!on( gr.ipttdr Missouri Kansas and
TexrtB vs. Blalack Hunt
Motions for rehearing. ' overruled;
Brousharl vs. South Texas Rice com-
. .. '. .. T . .
puny .P'jutj tjuu. ijuimi vs. 1-.IKUUUUI
Grimes: Panhandle Telegraph and Tel
ephono'vs Kellogg Switchboard com-
pany i'ottor;' Redwine vs. W. F. Hud-
man Lynn; Stephens vs. Turley
Erath.
Motion to argue orally motion for
rehearing overruled: Houston and
Texas Central Railway vs; Ravanelli
Travis.
Motions for rehearing dismissed:
Yeagor vs. Scott & Sanford; Tlowell
vs. Mj.Murray Lumber company Dal
las.
Motion for rehearing submitted:
Houston and Texas Central vs. Rave-
nelll Travis. '
Causos "Sftt for March 8: St. Louis
Southwestern Railway vs. Hlxon
Hunt; Southwestern Telegraph and'
Telephone company vs. Smlthdeal.HIll
J. C. B. Taber vs. Western Union Dal-
las; Burrell vs. Adjims Jasper
Causes submitted: Anderson vs. St.
Louis Southwestern .Titus; Coffee vs.
Chicago R6ch Islandjind Gulf Wise;
Radley vs. Magdalene Knefly DallaS;
Powell vs. Houston arid Texas' Contral
Navarro;
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county spent yesterday In Abilene oif
business nnd mndo a pleasant call on
his frlonds in Tho Reporter nnd Wes-
tern Evingol ofTlce.
Mr. lawson was nt one time con-
nected wltii the Evangel nnd was also
pastor ot tho North Park Baptist
churcti. Ho Is a brother of Jao Daw-
sou ono of the best known and most
uriuinnt young unptist prcacnors in
tho state.
"I regret my Inability to attend the
Bible Institute " Bald Mr. Dnwson "foi
1 undorstnnd It wirs great" v
llncknche Rheumatism Sleeplessness
Result from disordered kldneyB'. Fo-
ley Kidney Pills hnvo helped others
they will help you. Mrs. J. B. Miller
Syracuse N. Y. says "For a long tlmo
I suffered With kidney trouble nnd
rheumatism. lhad severe baqltachcs
and felt all played out After taking
two bottles of Foley Kidney Pills my
backacho is gone nnd where I used
to Jle nwnkQ with rheumatic pains 1
now sloep In comfort. Foley Kidney
Pills did wonderful things for me."
Try them now.
McLEMORE-BASS DRUG CO.
3IUT1IER DASGEUOUSLY ILL.
Abilciie Mnu Leaves for Birmingham
in Response to Jlcssilgej Aged
i'nllcnt Tlsltcd He.
(TUESDAY.)
Lewis" VcnTync left over tho Texas
& Pacific at midnight last night for
Birmingham Ala. In a response to a
message liiirrming him of tho danger-
ous' Illness of his mother who has
been bed ridden Aclth paralysis for sis
weeks.
Mrs. "'an Tyne Is. in her seventies
nnd since her last visit to Abilene in
1909 hns fat-en 'In frnil health.
Wnxahaehle Tex. Feb. .37 1909
This is to certify 1 have used Hairs'
Teas Wonder for kidney bladder and
rheumatic troubles. J also have rec-
ommended It to many others who got
results from R. It saved my life and
I got relief from the first dose.
MRS. WM. (Buck) STILES
West Jefferson St.
HOST CONVOCUIONJF
DIOCESE BE HELD HERE
Bishop Temple Selects Abilene
Place or Conference: Home
Vol Yet Selected.
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Weak Hedrt
nflpr Irom weak hcart. They nyry expert
... nf K.rntli nn exertion naln ovr the heart
feelini!. onorcsscd breathing afterJfeaU or their
tame blurred their heart UjpUKcicntly tronii
blood to tho extrcmUiiratliraHiC cold hands
:. or poor appetite bcjtfncof wfkcned Flood supply
itomaoh. A hcarttdfno and altlfnti ve shodfe be taken
has no bad nitcrjpet. Sujlf is Dr. Picr's uoiden
.aI n;rnverv. H6h cbntaMTs no danccrq narcotics
llcohol. J
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lieu unucr uwijoiu " iw. vvr!."'a:T laC
trla Cangdemin uoiatrs! root .uarjJtFTr
lum foltaFjM wltlfHflple rettatgCgmmt prepared
a way apt no orRgift cutMSHa
This tonlo contains no nlcoVl to sjnnkjrn DmmiGa corpuscles ; nut oa
the other hand it increases ThrnitsjsJprbccomo round and litamiy.
It helps tho human system in taTMHMTOnifacturo of rich red blood it
helps the stomach to nssimilotcorjs5pup tho proper elements from the lood
1 thereby helping digestion nnd curlfig dyspepsia heart-burn and many uncom-
fortablo symptoms stops excessive tissue waste in convalescence from levers
for tho run-down arfajmio lliibloodcd pcoplo tho " Discovery'; Is refreshing
and vitalizing. Stick to this rffc nnd snno remedy nnd refuse all just siiooU
medicines offered by tho nfogglst who is looking for n larger profit. Nothing
but Dr. Picrco's GoldcnAlcdical Discovery will do you half as much good.
Thelnorredt
il. tllbodroot (Sanruli
tit) Queen's root (Stilli
Mandrake root U'odophX
in a ccientiuc laDoratorj
av' JwKMw k? UaaaaVBMa7
MUSTY OLD INSURANCE TOBflGCO CO. OFFICIALS
POLICY IS RECEIVED HERE
Royal Exchange Assurance Co. Send
Policy Issued In 1?22 to Jles'srs
Louis C. Wise nnd Son.
La Grippe Coughs
Strain and weaken the system and
If not checked' mavdovelon Into miou-
The expenditure for fertilizers a Q aanBOr .9f thla when Fo-
ley's Honey and Tnr Is taken promptly.
$10000 while
per. cent" of the total amounted In 1910 to
Taluo of land and buildings as com- In 1900 It wns"323000. a decrease of J b mcdclne for a calIgh8
ii-.eu nuu o !ui vein in law. IJV" ui ou jiu( CCMS rtn.1 pnlllR. ntlrt nftR nlllo.klv and pffee
lively in cuses oi qroup. ivcuiev suo
stltutfS.
McLEMORE-BASS DRUG CO.
Court of CriHiInitl Appeals. '
AUSTIN Feb. 8. The following pro
ceedingB wero had In tfao court of
criminal appeals today:
Affirmed; Mont Hart from Archer
county; Henry Young from Cooko
county; Paul OHvo and John Wilson
alias Bully Wilson rom Dallas coun-
Ex parte AubIIii Tyler from Gal 7
Teaton county Harry Holland and
Sam Ridge from Kaufman county Lon
JB.' Bacon from I.eon county Wm. H.
JFeeny frr m oPtter county Pete Hay-
eks froin Titus county Walter La-
Krone Jrom Wood county
Reveraid nmh rendered: E. Knroh
aer
PAVING GRKAT INVKSniLNT.
county J. R. Johnson from Arche-
county; Deb Stewart' from Comnnche
count; Dock Haywood-from Grayson
county: ex parte M. U IjOoper from
Johnson county; dx parto Ward Rop
er from Johnson county; Henry Rodg
ors Hardlman from Bastrop county.
On brief and oral argument tfor
both: T. 3- Camp from Johnsqn
county; Henry Pace from Cass coun-
ty; ox parto Albert Cramer from Har-
ris county: ox parte Jas. A. Savage
frdmHnmar county.' "'.
On brief for both: Dell Frnnklln
form Cmancho county; Jim Harwell
from Johu30n county; B. AV.' Goodwin
I from Joffergon county; E. Q. Mlsso
and O. F Gould from DallaBand Sam Adorns from Delta;. B.
Franklin from cowancne county; au-
Hopklns from Jefferson' count; Wal-
lace Florence from Rusk county.
Pni..a t.nf tnr- Fnlirtinrv 22: Nnno-
lean Tnhur and Y. L. McGce floiJ
Travis county; Lawrence Patton fjom
Dallascounty; John Bonsonfrom
J
etor; Jim Gross from Ellis county;
"WHI Little from Falls county: Will
Baker from 'Keff county; T. B. Clem-
ents from McLennan county; Lovard
Kbtir from Shelby county.
Appeal dismissed: Dan Lay ton and
J Novy from Ellis county; ex parte
Barl MeFarlfiiio from Galveston coun-
ty; Chas. S'vltaer Charley Blrd.Dutch
' Hnry Fi'anlt Ikard Ramuu Harden
Vraak KngKan E..S Morford Bert
W1mi4 Jim Hayes front Poller.
"4
reaed: JiJx .parto Rog.
sVc.3fcvi1fJiunS: county.
'm0r4 sM'aMurned to Throck-
'ctKNsiywirte V J. Over-
fre" J' ffRty.
a (jbriiwfU. from que cqunty;
fmrrla Tr. ' Rl Ptvcr county;
Walter l4urnr from mcofaochea
rRAISB PROM GEORGIA'S- UTATH
. CIICMIST.
Mr. T. H. McCandlcss S6tc Chemist
of Georgia beford a resent gathering I
y
Crosby County Man Shis Towii Should
Pave Ei.tlre Business District;
Mkes the BituHthlc.
v
(TUESDAY.)
Colby Thomas and wife of Crosby-
ton Crosby county vho visited Mrs.
Thomas' parents Mr. and Mrs. Jghn
D.. McTj-3m.jro nt f40 Grape street left
over tho Wichita Valley this morning
for their home by way of the Stam-
ford & Ncrthwestern to Spur.
Mr. Thomas Who Is the former sec
retary of theCommerclnl Club of Lub
bock and nn ex-buslness mnn of Dal-
las stated that in his opinion a city
of Ablbnio's size could mnke no better
Investment than street .pavjng.
"No matter wfia "l"costs the Invest-
mentals vorth while" he said "give'
n town street paving uniform Side-
walks and 'plenty 6f water and it will
nnturally attract homeseekcrs. Dal-
las is loading the state In the matter
of paving. Creosoted plno bjoeks are
i being put in "where tlio traffic is hea
vy and bltullthlc whero light. BIlju-
llthlc Id n populnr pavement. Abilene
hns dono. weB in selecting it. It will
bo a long ume before th city demands
. (WEDNESDAY.)
Bishop Edwnrd A. Temple . of tho
North Texas- Missionary diocese met
with the vestry of the Church of Heav-
enly Rest yesterday afternoon and
received a formal -Invitation' to make
his home in Abilene. Members of the
Episcopal church are making every
effort to Induce the Bishop to estab
lish the See here. His decision has
not been announced.
Compliments Abilene.
"I am delighted with Abilene;" said
the Bishop "your city has every evi-
dence of progresslvenpss and tho peo-
pie are among the most courteous I
have ever met"
First Convocation Here.
Bishop Temple announced Ao the
vestry thnt he would hold tho first
convocation of the diocese in Abilene'
In Mnythe date to be announced later
Tho rectors from the four parishes of
Amnrlllo Big Spring Colorado City
nnd Abilene will meet with the ves-
trys and other churchmen
KnterfnliH'd nt Reception.
Bishop Temple was entertained last
night nt a reception'- given by tho la
dles of the church at the home of Judge
INSPECIING TERRITORY
G. L. Xowllil of Brovymvood a Former
Citizen of Abilene fndc AssL'
General Mhnugcr. '
OVEDNESDAY.)
Quite an Interesting relic in the Way
of an old Insurance policy has recent
ly been received thy Louis (J. Wise &
Son Insurance agents und real
estate dealers of this city.
The Royal Exchange Assurance Com
pany of London England have at) the
request of Messrs. Wise & Son their
agents at this place furnished them
with an old policy of the company Is-
sued In the year 1722 almost' two
hundred years ago.
The policy written in oid English
was issued to Mr. John I-awton In the
Ninth year of (he Reign of the Sov-
ereign Lord George of Greut Britain
France nnd Ireland King Anno Dom-
ini One Thousand .Seven Hundred and
Twenty Two Ib for the amount of Two
Hundred and Fifty Pounds Issued to
elver on his household goods for a
term of seven years the premium of
Flye Shillings being payable annually
and Is signed 1y the Governor and
Court of Directors of tlio Company
and affixed thereto Is the common seal
of the said company.
The Royal Exchange Assuranco Com
pany WaB Incorporated by Royal Char-
ter in the year 1720 and Is probably
tho oldest Bock company writing flro
Insurance In this city BhowTrtrsJiy
Its nge and remarkable growth the
result of conservative hiiBlness maiu
WEDNESDAY.)
J. D. McPherson of Dallas. GeneVal.
Manager; G. L. NowIIn of Brownwoad
Assistant Manager In Texas and s'
L. Fleming of Stamford traveling" .
salesman; all of the American Tobjicco'
Company were among tho huslness
Visitors Iti Abilene yesterday regis
tering at the hotel Grace.
Mr. 'owIin Former Ahllenlan' .
1 . .
Mr. NowIIn formerly lived in Abi-. '
lone maintaining this city as head-.
quarters and he was on the streets '
late yesterday shaking hands with his';
many friends.
"Abilene has progressed with leaps' '
land hounds" he said "I can hardly her .
Hove my eyes. Someone said you peo- .
pie had failed to make a dollar on your '
crops that Centra.! West Texas was ..
dead. Abllenc's remarkable growlh ..
oyon since I lived hero refutes tho
statement You look more- like a
city. Good old Ablleho I say." '
.. On Tour. of Inspection:
Tho three gentlemen nfe on a tour
of inspection of this district which Is
handled by "Bob" Harp a Valued mem-
ber of the local 'possum hunting club.
Mr McPherson stated he found tho
district In tip-top shape.
and Mrs. D. G. Hill. Two hundred Nngqment during tlie almost two hun- j
people were present. The address of
W'elcome was delivered by Judge Hill
nnd an address urging the Bishop to
make his' home Jn Abilene by Dr. O.
H. Cooper. The young men of tho
Brothofl'ood of St. Andrew sang St.
Andrew's hymn: "Jesus Calls Us."
There was other music readings etc.
and refreshments.
rffTTgjij
FOItHKR AUILENIAX HERE.
Z1..7 Z i' .: tltmnZ in th hi!. i. heavier street suriaco."
quality of Cottolcic. 4le said :
Tho salo of tills product and tho
proclamation thntK is rondo from col-
ton oil havo donWmoro to bring cotton
eccd oil truthfully nnd favorably before
the publlo tbptn InythlnE else In recent
hlstrfry." .
Ir. McCandlcss then pointed out why
pure refined vegetable-oil base such
as is used in Cottolcrtc is the only as.
surancc a woman has of a clean di-
gestible cooking product
Remember the Xiihio
Foley's Hoiie'y nnd Tar for all coughs
and colds for croup bronchitis honrse
ness and for racking lagrjppe coughs.
No oplateB. -Refuso substitutes
McLEMORE-BASS DRUG CO.
BADLY INJURED IX SMELTER.
Rev. E. T. DnvtMon Pastor of Uaptlst
Church a! CovtngtoH Hill Co.
Tlsllor in. tho City.
(TUESDAY.) .
Rev E. E Dawson pastor of the
Baptist chuich at Covington Hill internal hurts.
Urothcr of II. S. Dyer Fell Down Shaft
Sustained Broken Leg and Serious
Injarles to Arms and Head.
(WEDNESDAY.)
H. S. Dyer will leaVo over tho Toxas
& Pacific at 5:42 o'clock this after-
noon for Prcscott Ariz. to attend his
brother who wns badly hurt in n
smelter near that place ypBterday. Tho
younger Mr. Dyor fell Into a shaft for
a dlstapco of thirty feet nnd sustained
a broken" leg and scriouB Injuries to
tho arms and head. Doctors feared
dred years of its existence. During this
time tho corporation has paid losses
exceeding 5215000000 and tho United
States Branch only 7iow has asBofs
of $22202G5 placing It In the fore-
most ranks of the companies now op-
erating In tho United States.
This old policy can bo seen at the
offlco of their local agents Messrs.
Wise & Son and any information de-
sired concerning tbe company will
bo gladly given.
The policies of this company are
an absolute guarantee of -financial re-'
Bponslblllty and fair a'djustmeik In
case of loss and tho company richly
keserves tho pntroijage of tho public
whO.should appreciate me siraignnor-
ward methods that havo placed it
among tho strongest compnnles In e
istence.
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Foley Kidney Pills are J reliable
remody for backache rheufiatlam
urinary Irregularities. ThojMii
In action quick In results and afford
a prompt relief from all kidney dis-
orders McLEMORE-BASS DRUG CO.
In disorders and dis
eases of children dru
seldom do jiaaJ'Snd
nffnn fin h
Careful Jeedinz and
bathing are thj
remec
-a
)o4i&e4inne
E. C. Juggins traveling represen-
tative of tho Fort Worth Record left
Hill's morning for Balrd and Clyde.
me tnat
tes tnem
Iso regulates
m. It is a
;rful tonic for chil-
Iren of all ages. They
rapidly gain weight and
health on small doses
POR SAI.K BY AW DKUGCIST3
Send 10c. name of paper "ad th'.a o4.f-r
our beautiful Savi!js Eani end CM'J
Sketcli-UooU. Kacll back couUlas a
Good Iuck Penuy.
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