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We believe that the entire Jewish community of Detroit
will rejoice with Congregation Beth El in the announcement
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that contracts for its new and commodious house of worship
n000aal
have been definitely signed. Greater efficiency on the part
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Joseph J. Cummins, President.
of a single congregation means larger life to all of Jewry in TUT, TUT, MRS. TUTTLE!
(American Hebrew)
Postotlice at Detroit. the community. And the new building as planned will give to
Iatered as second-class .. matter March 3,
Congregation Beth El the opportunity of doing more efficiently
Mrs. George Montgomery Tuttle is
191t. at
Mich under the Act of ldarch
3, 3U 1371.
the work that it has long planned to do not only for its own President of the American Committee
membership but as well for the larger Jewish group in Detroit. of the Fontainebleau School of Music
General Offices and Publication Building
Americans in France. This
The building is planned along the most modern lines .with for
850 High Street West
School claims to hold the same posi-
Cable Address: the idea of making the Temple central to many of the distinc- tion in the musical field as the Rhodes
Telephones:
Chronicle tively Jewish activities of the congregants and their children. Scholarship Foundation holds in the
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Recognizing that the modern synagogue should be a social and scholastic world. Its avowed pur-
LONDON OFFICE
is to create an artistic entente
educational as well as a religious center, the edifice is planned pose
14 STRATFORD PLACE
between France and America." Mrs.
with this thought in view. But it may be definitely stated that Tuttle, however, seems to hold her
LONDON, W. I, ENGLAND
$3.00 Per Yam Temple Beth El will not fall into the error into which some own notions as to just what America
Subscription, in Advance
congregations—Jewish and non-Jewish—have been lured, of is and as to who Americans are. Said
she to Frances Grant, who interview-
To Insure publication. all correspondence and news matter must reach this making the social activities the essential function of congrega- ed her for The Musical America, the
tional life. These will always be secondary to the religious other day: "We have no Jews enroll-
effice by Tuesday evening of each week.
service which the congregation shall render. It is only as the ed. After all, I think it best to send
Editorial Contributot
France the element truly repre-
RABBI LEO M. FRANKLIN
religious consciousness of the Jew is stimulated that he can do to
sentative of America, not the radi-
The Jewish Chronicle Invites correspondence on subjects of Interest to the in the best possible way the work that is his to do. The Jew cal element. And therefore I am
Jewish people, but disclaims responsibility for an indorsement of the view
upon whom religion is an ever-present, inspiring influence may careful to eliminate those whom I
expressed by the writers.
be depended upon to do his social and his civic duty. In him, do not think we would desire to have
it is a matter of pride as Jew to stand in the vanguard of those represent us there." Thus spoke an-
lyar 19, 5681. who serve their city, their state and their nation. Therefore, other oracle for America and Ameri-
May 27, 1921.
canism.
in emphasizing above all the religious side of Jewish life, the
We had just thought that only a
certain class of individual Jews, when
congregation
is
fulfilling
its
highest
function.
In the Cause of Jewish Education.
have the opportunity, are in the
Temple Beth El in its new ediffice will, however, stand true they
l the Jews of
During recent days, two very distinguished visitors have to its own best traditions as an active participant in every phase horitb .of lyeating or
speaking for a
been in our city as sponsors of the cause of Jewish education. of community endeavor along educational, cultural, philan- gre eitv.o
American i nsttu-
i
tand
ri worthy a American
Dr. Chaim Heller, one of the foremost living authorities on thropic and social lines. Nothing that spells the enlargement Lion, this dear lady eliminates Jews
of
musical
talent
and
ability
as
not
Biblical and rabbinical literature, a man recognized for his of life will be foreign to it. It will have a message primarily "truly representative of America."
great scholarship alike by Jewish and non-Jewish authorities, to the Jew, but for that reason, not less significant to the non- We suppose that David llochstein,
is in this country in the interest of the establishment in Europe Jew. To all who seek communion with God; to all who thirst using his violin to cheer up American
of a seminary of higher Jewish learning. He points to the for that help, that courage, that consolation which religion soldiers behind the lines and then dy-
in battle fighting for America, is
fact that practically all the great centers of scientific Jewish can give; to all who believe in brotherhood among men and ing
truly American. We suppose,
study in Europe have been wiped out by the war and that there are willing to work for its promotion; to all who are convinced not
too, that the Braslaus, Clucks, El-
are at the present time practically no men fitted through scien- that the Jew has yet something to contribute to the enrichment mans and the rest are not representa-
tific study to fill some very important positions that are now and the exaltation of life, and are willing to help toward the tive Americans. Mrs. Tuttle ex-
that she really referred only
fulfillment of the Jewish mission in this regard, the doors of plains
vacant.
to the East Side Jews. How many
The establishment of such a seminary as that proposed by Temple Beth El will ever stand open in welcome. In its new of the great musicians in America to-
have their
are Jews, did
Dr. Heller therefore seems a present pressing necessity to house of worship, with its larger facilities for service, the con- day ,
r East Side ? Tut, tut,
y' on the
gregation under the providence of God hopes to be an even origin
world Jewry.
Mrs. Tuttle!
Our second visitor was Mr. Henry llurwitz, who came to more effective factor in the spiritual and intellectual life of
lay before our community the needs of the Intercollegiate Me- Detroit than it has been heretofore.
WHY DO IT?
Work on the new building, which it is announced will begin
(The Jewish Criterion.)
norah Society, of whose excellent work in behalf of the cultural
ideals of Israel we took occasion to speak in these columns in a few days, is therefore a matter of vital concern not merely
We have been asked why do Jews
to Congregation Beth El but to all who believe in the ideals fight such bills as those now pending
recently.
in the Ohio Legislature to make Bi-
to
which
it
has
dedicated
itself
through
the
seventy
years
of
The Menorah, it should be stated, dedicates itself to the
ble reading compulsory in the public
spread of Jewish learning not only among the Jewish students its existence. That it will be worthy of its new and larger schools. Because, first of all, it is to
of our universities, but it reaches as well a great many non- opportunities, there can be no doubt. May it grow from the interest of not alone every Jew
but every one who believes in re-
Jews both among students and professors who are interested strength to strength.
ligious liberty and freedom to wor-
in the Jew's contribution to civilization. Appeals have come
ship according to the dictates of one's
to the reform elements in our community, also from the Union
conscious to fight against the combi-
nation of Church and State. One
of American Hebrew Congregations, for the support of its
of the greatest evils that have come
educational work, while the orthodox portion of Jewry is pledg-
to society has been brought about by
ing itself generously to similar efforts undertaken by the United
the unholy alliance of Church and
State. The Big Stick, once had an
Synagogue.
opportunity to be wielded without
The significant part about these efforts at this time is that
building became imperative. This protest or hindrance, can become
in the face of the tremendous demands upon ti .1 time and the $300,000 GIVEN FOR
service as it is developd today runs very vicious in its manner of execu-
material resources of our people for the relief of physical suf-
SCHIFF MEMORIAL parallel to hospital service. The sick tion. On every occasion, at every
fering here and abroad, the Jew still recognizes his obligation
are cared for in their homes by high- opportunity, narrow-minded church-
to educational and spiritual causes. Oftentimes it has been Widow's Gift Announced For Build- ly trained and skilful graduate nurses men have tried and, of .course, are
and the service is paid for at regular still trying to link the Church with
said that while he will give liberally to feed the hungry and
ing for V• ' • g Nurse Service.
hospital costs in full or in partial the State. The Blue Laws are an ex-
clothe the naked, he does not respond as readily as he should
YORK—Mrs. Jacob H. Schiff payments, according to the financial ample of this. The attempt to insert
to the appeal of the schools and colleges. In some measure, has NEW
made a gift of $300,000 it was ability of the patient. A great deal Jesus in the Constitution of the Uni-
ted States is another example of it.
perhaps, this has been true in the past though not in greater announced for the purchase of a cen- of work, of course, is free.
"So perfectly are these nurses The efforts to introduce Bible read-
tral administration building for the
measure of the Jew than of others.
that in case of emergency, ing is another example. Of course
It is a happy augury that in these times he listens patiently Visiting Nurse Service under the trained
-
of the Henry Street Set- war or epidemic this blue-coated ar our enimies make capital of this.'
r
and sympathetically to the representations of those who come foundation
tlement as a memorial to Jacob II. my can be immediately mobilized fo They tell their readers that the Jews'
to him as the sponsors of an educational ideal. After all when foundation of the Henry Street Set- for service in the community. This oppose religion in schools and that
was demonstrated effectively during the Jews are not interested in moral
the Jew knows how civilization has been enriched by his con- Schiff.
The building purchased was at 97- the late influenza and infantile par- teachings in the schools; that the
tributions to it, there will come to him a new sense of pride
99 Park avenue, on the southeast cor- alysis epidemics. The movement has Jews try to make this a Jew nation
and dignity in his inheritance and when the world knows what ner of Fortieth street, and the gift grown until now it is spreading out instead of a Christian nation. Well,
the Jew has given to humanity, men of all nations and of all was said to be the largest ever made over the entire country. At the all that sort of cheap claptrap need
time there are 22 nursing not concern any intelligent person.
creeds will look to him with a new respect and a higher ad- to a nursing service in this country. present
Mr. Schiff was one of the founders of centers in New York City, which will Men who talk that way are those who
miration.
operate
under the direction of this carry Bibles in their pockets and say
public nursing service 28 years
To stand back, therefore, of those institutions that sponsor the
o.The service in connection with central administration building . loud"Amens" in church corners or in
age'
These
centres
are manned by a staff the front pews, if you please, but
the Jewish cultural ideal, is an ever present duty of the Jew.
Henry Street Settlement, has de-
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Gi AS .
However, I don't propose to measure my theological learning with
this distinguished Christian divine. I am glad that he says there is
really nothing in the much quoted statement that husbands are not
or will not be permitted to kiss their wives on Sunday. This w.,eld
unquestionably work considerable hardship in the devoted family life
of the twentieth century. And we are also gratified that Dr. Bur7ell
finds no reason for complaint about church attendance. But in his
church he does not pay any attention to such new (angled notions its
science and politics. Not he. Nope, good old reactionary doctrine :
everything to be swallowed, including Jonah. Well, well, I wonder
sometimes if we are really making any pro .
veloped into probably the largest in- of 232 nurses during the month of leave all their religion behind them
stitution of its kind in the world. Mr. April. The Visiting Nurse Service in relations with their fellow men.
Schiff was interested in it from the is affiliated with Teachers' College in They are creedists, dogmatists,
time of its foundation until his death. its training of graduate and under - church men, but not followers of
"Mr. Shift was the genius," said graduate nurses except for those Jesus. --
We intend to continue to fight
statement by the Henry Street Set- nurses who come in for maternity
We do not know what motives impelled the late Frnaklin a tlement,
who inspired the public training. In this particular branch against legislating church programs
K. Lane, Secretary of the Interior during the Wilson adminis- health nurse and the school nurse as the service is affiliated with the Man- into the lives of those who do not
subscribe to the Christian religion,
hattan Maternity Hospital.
tration, to request just previous to his death that his remains institutions."
"The services is city-wide. It and we intend to continue to fight
Choose Exclusive District.
be disposed of without funeral ceremonies of any kind. There
reaches homes in every section of the the insidious attempt to bring back
The
building
selected
for
the
ad-
are a variety of motives that might lead to such a request. But ministrative center was in the exclu- city. It trains graduate nurses from the curse of the people of all times
if it was his idea, as some seem to believe, that a vivid protest ive Murray Hill residence district. fourteen different hospitals. This and ages — an alliance between
should be made against the display that has become so usual Its convenience to the Grand Central is the first nursing organization in the Church and State. And such laws
that has established a Visiting as are now contemplated in OOhio
at funerals, one must feel that he was a brave and a wise man. Terminal was one of the reasons for world
the site. The growth of the Nurse Service available for every one merely one of the many underhanded
It is little less than sinful that, in so many instances, pomp choosing
service and the purpose of the build- according to their ability to pay for attempts to bring about that undesir-
and display characterize the funeral of men and women whose ing were described as follows in the professional care. Visitors from all able condition.
lives held little to invite admiration or to insure enduring statement of the Henry Street Settle- parts of the world are constantly
coming to New York City for the pur- THIS WEEK'S CONVENTION
memory. Among the Jews, there is a tendency gradually ment:
(The Buffalo Enquirer.)
it will be used for registrars, pose of studying the methods of this
asserting itself to break away from this sort of thing. Many statisticians,
the making of medical service."
Buffalo welcomes the convention of
rabbis have long ago ceased to preach so-called eulogies over supplies, for staff meetings and class
Union of American Hebrew Con-
the dead, confining their services to the reading of ritual room purposes. It will contain a MORE ATTACKS ON JEWS the
gregations and Federation of Temple
prayers with perhaps an added consolatory prayer for the liv- modernly equipped cafeteria and
Sisterhoods.
rooms and will serve
ing. This is as it should be. Life should be its own eulogy and demonstration
More than 1,200 delegates are in
WARSAW—Following the proc-
as a center for public health interest
every individual should write his praise upon the tablets of It is hoped that provision can also be lamation of the Rosvoy Society, num- attendance at this twenty-sixth bien -
nial convention. They represent a
erous
attacks
on
Jews
are
reported
made in the building for the enter-
human hearts.
provincial towns in Poland. The very important, intelligent, enterpris-
Another matter in which the Jews very notably have pointed tainment of distinguished visitors from
come to New York from all parts Poles use as their pogrom-cry "Death mg, valuable body of American ob.
the way to better things refers to the lavish use of flowers at who
ns. An resume of the achieve-
of the world to study this Visiting to the Jews who sold Upper Silesia." re
ments ofJews
in America proves
J
funerals. It is quite in line with Jewish tradition that the cus- Nurse Service. '
their
usefulness to the country. If
tom is becoming more general to substitute for floral tributes
Issue Statistics.
lately there has been an outburst of
N.
DE
LIEMA
RESIGNS
-
"Statistics issued by the organiza
to the dead, offerings of charity through which the living may
and condemnation, Ameri-
last year showed that the Visit-
FROM NATIONAL FUND criticism
be helped. Particularly in times like these, when want and tion
can Jews should not take it too seri-
ing Nurse Service cared for as many
ously.
That
is the lot of every ele-
suffering are widespread among the people because of the patients as 13 combined city hospi-
LONDON—Nehemia De Liema, ment of our citizenship. The coun-
prevailing economic depression and the unemployment situa- tals Last year the service trained governor
and managing-director of try as a whole feels good will toward
nurses. So great has been the
tion, it seems a far more worthy tribute to pay to the beloved 316
for the services of these the Jewish National Fund has tender- the Jews. Abundant proof of that
dead to do what one may in their names to assuage suffering demand
nurses within the past few years that ed his resignation owing to differen- assertion appears in the general re-
than to cover their coffins with flowers that shall perish in a need for a central administration ces with the land policy of the Fund. sentment of a campaign with a single
mouthpiece that has recently ap-
a day.
h
h ewe
J
peared. For defense te
have
It may be that it was Mr. Lane's thought in his last request 1
not had to rely upon themselves.
Simplicity at Funerals.
to emphasize the greater need of simplicity at funerals. If such
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JEWISH THEATER IN BERLIN
was the case, it is to be hoped that his protest against prevail-
ing extravagances and show and sham may go far to set a 1'4
BERLIN.—A company has been
M
proper example and that it will lead to better practices.
0...*; formed in Berlin to establish a Yid-
OUR PASSWORD
Memorial Day.
0
- dish Art Theater. Negotiations have
already been concluded and the first
•
performance is to take place in the
1Deutaches Theater of Max Reinhardt.
The celebrated Vilna Company,
•
whose most renowned members have
-
already arrived in Berlin, will pre-
▪
_ sent the plays.
On Monday next, thousands of us will piously pilgrim to =2--
No hate can stifle our religion's birth;
the resting places of our beloved dead to lay upon their graves
the flowers emblematic of our affection for them. But espe-
This gift eternal like the stars that shine,
cially on that day will there be thought of those brave boys
Point heavenwards, yet light each clod of earth,
whose resting places are amid the fields of Flanders—those
boys who willingly died that humanity might live. There, side
Our footsteps press, when care and sorrow line
by side in the unbroken quiet of eternal sleep, lie Christian
The
groping paths of life; our souls shall knead
and Jew as though in mockery of the antagonisms and the
The
visions of the past, the day's desire,
prejudices that yet prevail among those for whose happiness
they bled and died.
And all that beautifies our simple creed
Over there, cross and six-pointed star are intermingled in
In one eternal, and ethereal fire!
the sacred places, though many a Jewish boy's grave is un- 0_
identified by its distinguishing mark. That matters little, how-
The flame that vivifies the Jewish race,
ever. We Jews are happy in the consciousness that in the great
That consecrates the joys of common life,
struggle, we gave in full proportion the best we had to give
Which time's corrosive touch can ne'er efface,
and among the honored dead to whom Memorial Day pays
worthy tribute are thousands of our boys whose religious fealty A.
The boon in toil, the sweetness of the strife,
only served to deepen and intensify their sense of obligation '0
The truth that animates like Heaven's sun,
to their country.
Our prayer in life and death that God One.
Upon their graves. as upon the grave of every man who
did his duty in the great struggle, we lay the laurel of
affection and gratitude. May the years prove that the sacri-
ISIDORE G. ASCHER.
fices that they made were not in vain. Despite all appearances'
to the contrary, may history write them down as having strug-
gled heroically and successfully in the cause of justice, human-
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ity and brotherhood.
ci EP
When I was •'youngster I remembered the name of the Rev. Dr .
David Burrell in New York, rector of Collegiate Church. I noth rd
that Dr. Burrell was 76 years old the other day sod 300 of his p ar-
ishioners gave him • dinner. Of course he made a speech and he
spoke about • great many things—good, old fashioned brimstone stuff .
No nonsense about Dr. Burrell. Blue laws? Why, the Ten Command.
menus are as blue as indigo, saith the good, old fashioned Doctor I
didn't know that there was anything in the Ten Commandments shout
observing the first day of the week. and if you didn't observe it God,
through some Justice of the Peace, would have you arrested and Goal
$25 or possibly 10 days in jail.
Attention, kind enemies. Have you read wh•t. the Lusk Con, ills.
sion has to ray? You haven't? It calls attention to the spread of
radical teachings in settlements that have been surveyed in New York.
They are the hotbeds of socialism and other kinds of "isms" that are
forerunner. of Bolshevism. But wait a minute. They specifically ro•
elude the Jewish Educational Alliance, the most important institutio n
of its kind in the United States. Not that there are not Jews who ere
radicals; it would be absurd to say such a thing. But the arnamig
feature of the report lies in the attack it makes upon the Rev. Percy
Stickney Grant.
Read, oh you Fords and you immigration restrictionists; you los.
penis! wizards and all the rest of you loose-thinking gentry who niche
up with loudness of words what you lack in force of ideas. the
Labor Temple in New York, conducted under the auspices of a c u m .
mitten of the New York Presbytery, and the Church of the Ascenders
(Dr. Grant's church) both come in for a scoring because of the radical
talks that are given in the Open Forums held in those places. In fact,
Dr. Will Durant, who has been excluded from the public schools be-
cause of his radical teachings, is the principal speaker in the church
and the labor temple—both Presbyterian institutions.
I quote these things because of the tendency in so many quarters
to emphasize the fact that the Jew alone has the mortgage on just
such radical propaganda. And there is a certain measure of satisfac-
tion in the knowledge that thoroughly respectable Christian church
bodies encourage radicalism. Why, this man Durant is • defender of
Lenine. Now isn't that surprising? All of which makes one question
sometimes if the conservatives are entirely right in being con servative
■at this time. After all, the world does move and what is radical today
may be conservative tomorrow.
Right in line with this I can't help remarking on an editorial I
saw in • representative daily newspaper a clay or two ago. The writer
had just heard that Trotsky was ill with cancer and he hoped that the
report was true and that the sicker he was the better it would be for
everybody; and the quicker he died and the quicker Lenine went with
him the better off the world would be. As I read this I wondered
what the sme writer would have to say if someone in the days of the
had, when at the very height of their cruelties, penned
similar wish concerning them. That is the attitude of the true Bolshe-
vist, Anarchist and destroyer of society.
Fundamentals of life are not corrected by wishing the leaders of
certain movements dead. Czarism was not destroyed by the killing off
of a fw czars. The troubles of labor will not be cured by assassinating
captains of industry. Capital will not cure its troubles with labor by
killing off labor leaders who are unionists. It was a shocking thing to
have written in • daily newspaper es an editorial. It was inhuman,
unjust and absolutely destructive in character. Only a fool could hope
for the overthrow of Bolshevism in Russia through the death of Lenine
and Trotsky. There must be an upheaval and a change of thought
among the people before it will be overthrown. It is but another
example of the careless thinking and writing and speaking that is so
prevalent today in this country.
The Italian government has ordered that there should be no further
accumulation at Trieste of Jews, en route to Palestine, the British
Administration of Palestine has ordered the ports of Palestine closed
for at least two weeks due to the recent riots at Jaffa. Jews are pour-
ing into Trieste and, owing to their inability to get into Palestine, Sr.
in • precarious condition. While it is true that large numbers of Jews
want to go to Palestine, it is not always • question of Zionism. They
must have • place to go to seek relief from the unbearable conditions
in their countries. But Palestine is not ready for such an influx and
now since this country is on the eve of putting into effect • drastic
immigration law the immigration tide will set in stronger than ever
in the direction of Palestine. Jewish leaders have a red problem to
deal with these days.
Rabbi Rudolph Coffee, of Toledo, furnishes good "copy" for news-
paper paragraphers. His "latest" is remembering every Jewish mother
good
in his community on Mothers Day with • flower. I think it is
enough for less progressive colleagues to copy.
--•■•■•
When I read Voltaire's story of "Zadig" some years ate I thought
re-
that I had made • wonderful discovery when I detected • close
semblance between Voltaire's story and those of "Sherlock Holmes,"
written by Conan Dayle. But I soon I cl that others were just as
smart oils I am—and then some—but I was glad that • student listen-
ing to Brander Matthews at Columbia telling his class that "Voltaire
had really originated the Sherlock Holmes type of detective," decided
to investigate. And he discovered that Mr. Matthews was wrong and
that Voltaire probably plagiarised as much Conan Doyle. As far
back as 1600, in • collection of Hebrew stories we find the same "de-
ductions" made in the cue of • missing horse as we find in Voltaire's
story—and the same type of detective as Mr. Holmes. In fact, it is
said that in the Babylonian Talmud similar stories are found. Another
Jewish contribution to civilization.
— -
the
Speaking of problems, after all, isn't it possible that one day
nut a
Jewish problem will find its solution in Russia? Of course it's
ar. re-
new thought, but we are inclined to forget it quite often. I w
whu
minded of it, not by • Rabbi, bat by • man in the steel business
finds some time to give to thoughtful consideration of Jewish our. -
lions. And I am inclined to think he's right. Palestine offers • limited
way out for some of the millions who are suffering in Europe, and if
any need to look to
we are honest with ourselves, would there be ■
Palestine were it not for the intolerable conditions in Russia, Poland
and othr countries? I don't think so. Th• moving force behind th-
desire for Palestine is suffering, and today tens, yes hundreds of thou-
sands of Jews look to Palestine for only one reason, as • haven of
refuge from persecutions.
be-
So if Russia emerges from her present unsatisfactory state and
under
comes in fact • real democracy and not • camouflaged autocracy
the name of Bolshvism, then we shall see the beginning of an
tunity for the Jew of Russia to find the solution of his problem and
number
to live his life in Russia. And I feel sure that • very large
Rk10.71,
of older Jews, yes, even the younger ones who have come from
feels that Russia offers them an environment that is very coottr^”. 1
C. -
to them, if they were given the opportunity for the full and free
preosion of their lives. So who knows but that in the end the very
blew
country which brought so much misery to the Jew wil become a
ing. To may at least, is sounds interesting enough and plausible enough
to be worth thinking about.
Thomas Edison has aroused considerable discussion with his nor ,
lions. I would like to put one to him concerning his chum and bosom
outdoor companion, Mr. Ford. Are you ready, Mr. Edison? Very
well. "When is • man not • man?" Give it up? Here is the answer.
"When he is a Ford." And it dosn't require • college education to
•slower it.
WAKE Up !!
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