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The sun., 1888-02-10
GEN. GRUBB ELECTED COMMANDER
The Wealthy Iron Man wIns the Lour
FIght In the New Jersey g. A. r.

TRENTON, Feb. 9.-Gen. f. Burd Grubb
was elected Commander of the New Jersey De-
partment of the Grand Army Of the Republic
tonight The retiring Commander, Judge
John l.. Wheeler, went home i'll yesterday, and
the 500 delegates knew that his long and bitter
light against drubb had ended Wheeler re-
tired from the candidacy himself few weeks
ago. and put in the field for the place Can't.
Charles IN res.EG Evan Merritt Of Mount Holly Mer
ceiyed 377 A mighty shout went nm from the
veterans when tho success OF their fayorite was
s.n;as J1;sep1h p1,o N, Smith OF Newark was elected
1oSG dpeG pf aE Belyidsrs Junior yce-Commandsr:
~ n. Wells OF Newark, Chaplain.
II The Departmsnt by resolutions approved the
Don Cameron One. cent a-day Pension bill.
,,'n Ten. drubb is q man OF great wealth, ard
liEes On an elegant place at Edgewater Park. a
suburban san, p t9wn near Philadelphia. Ho is in
siSssed dissisin IN virginia iron mines, He won some
distinction during the war. and since thon has
Ps;as BEN leader In the arstocratc City Troop of
talon that New Jersey sent 10 the yorktown
general excellence
The sun., 1888-02-10

A Troy Jeweiler Starts on In Sleigh At
Night ts Answer New York Indictments

NiEnt 10 answer new hork 1ndictmcnts.
Charles b. Franklin Troy jcweller, was
arrested by New York detectives in Troy on
Wednesday night, on n bench warrant issued
by Judge Gildersleeve. and was brought to
New York yesterday, charged with procuring
about $4,000 worth Of jewellery from jewellery
dealers In this city through false statement
OF his business affairs. He gave bail in $4,000
Franklin was the junior member Of Benjamin
Franklin 4 Son of Troy. He bought jewellery
of Fellows 4 Co.. n. II. White. II. c. 4 II. Op.
penheimer. Lossaner IL Sondheim. Leopold
We'll & Co. Bruno Il Son. and Julien Goe on
a rose-colored statement Of the firms hnan-
cial condition. and recently he sold out or
transferred his interest in the firm
Two indictments We're found by the Grand
jury against Frank lin Mt the instance Of the
Jewellers Board Of Trade and Detective SER
geunt Herman Of the District Attorneys office
corpus proceedings Herman waited in Troy
until the courts were closed before he arrested
franklin. Troy trains wero not running, and
Herman put Franklin into sleigh and drove 10
Albany, where they boarded u late train on
Wednesday night for New York.
franklin claims that tho transfer OF this
property was made TO satisfy q debt Of his
iather amounting to $4,000.
The sun., 1888-02-10
BLAINE THE EAVORTTE
Leading Republicans frsm SIX States Say
he Is the Ckoice Ter Presidsst

CHICAGO, Feb. 9.-The subcommittee of
the Republican National Committee. appointed
to make arrangements for the Convention, met
at the Grand Pacific Hotel to-day. The COM
mittee elected Mr. Clarkson Chairman.
Except Mr. Conger of Ohio, every member of
the committce-whose members come from
New Jersey, Iowa. Kansas. Ohio. Arkansas,
Nebraska, and Texas-expressed belief that
his State favored the nomination OF Blaine
Senator sherman. senator Allison Robert Lin
candidates mentioned by members OF the com
mittee. Ny. Conger said: ohio will be ior
doubt"
"The sentiment for Blaine Is lust as strong
ia Iowa as II ever was" said Mr. Clarksop.
The sun., 1888-02-10

The players put up sWeepsta kes OF $50 each.
In addition to tho stakes the first man will win
the championship and 40 per cent. Of the gate
money, he second 30 per cent, the third %
per cent and the fourth 10 pnr cent First
mnney vii amount to about $inO.
- Ihepo9l match Tor the championshlp and the
nor's Columbia Rooms corner Twenty second
street and broadway. The stakes are $3.50 a
and j. L. Malone. Wv oN0
The sun., 1888-02-10
PRINCE WILLIAMS SPEECH.
He Says He Wants No War Merely for the
sake OF Glory.

BERLIN, Feb. 9.-In the course Of speech
at the Brandenburg dinner Prince William Of
Prussia said:
Il know that section OF the public, espe-
cially section abroad imputes!to me careless
and thoughtless longing for war for the sake of
glory. God preserve me from such criminal
giddiness. l repu diate all such accusations
with horror.
! am soldier All the Brandenhurgers are
soldiers: l conclude with the words uttered by
Prince Bismarck on Monday in the Reichstag,
representation going locked hand In hand with
the GovernIment; l adapt to Brandenburg the
sentence: We BrandenburgerS only foar God,
and nothing else in this world"
The sun., 1888-02-10
A Iyl'zxurd ENDectrt.

A blizzard was expected here last night II
1t arrived it came after TnE srS went to press The
prediction that It's was 10 bo from Garry or
some other point in the extreme Northwest wind
around The lake region aud arrive here cold enough 10
drop the temperature down to zero At midnight the
temperature l2e above this point and tho wind
Lowed down from 10 miles an hour 10 l2
The sun., 1888-02-10
A Lot of SNOW Fines.

August Belmont a. owner Of promises on
Broadway above Fifty sixth street; j. Romane Brown
agent for premises In West fiftieth street, v h
Stevenson and Louis naCauna, also agents. Nathan
Strauss of III West Fifty seventh street were anOng
great lot of citizens who were fined s5bl each III ry
Justice Murrays court Yesterday for failing Keep the
sidewalks clear Of ice and snow
The sun., 1888-02-10
No Blood on Brswer'. Hammer.

DIR. Prudden OF this city has made an exami-
nation OF the hammer with which has been said that
hrr Louis D. Brewer OF Jamaica, L. J., was assaulted
and says there il blood on H. Tho prosecution still
have an which found shortly after the assault
was committed, and which had blood on Il at thu
This will he examined, It is claimed that tie
blood is that OF hogs, which Mr. Brewer had Killed.
The sun., 1888-02-10

Yesterday afternoon, while body was being
placed in grave NJ calvary Cemetery, an unknown
man who was spectator OF the scene lost his la
aud fell into the grave He struck on his head tho
box aiming lie cun, and received severe njgriss
Us wounds dressed by Dr. Burnett Of Long llAad
The sun., 1888-02-10
The German Military Lean n,n Passed.

BERLIEs Feb. 9,IThe passage Of the Military
Loan BILL ~ tho keichstAg effected dnv without
debate 81, only three nemberS social Democrats op
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-03-09
A CLEAN SWEEP.
Grave Complaints of the manaEsmsn. Of
POstc flee.

Grave Complaints Of the Management OF
PostC flee.
LOUISVILLE, KY, March 8.-The Louis
vile posto flee is again causing a rumpus.
J c. Lewis, 8 merchant who does large
business, addresses letter to the Post
master General, complaining that the per
csntsge of packages deposited in the
office here that never reached their desti-
nation had been and was now alarming
The list OF names he gave Of the custo-
mers OF one house alone who
had been robbed takes up hslf
column II newspaper.
Mr. Lewis slso complained to Congress
man Carutn that the gen lsman has
written to the Postmaster General, claim
ing that the postC flee is still practically
in the hands of incompetent Republicans,
and asking that Democrats be put in.
Postmaster General Dickinson says:
shall Immediately order 8 thorough and
searching investigation to be made into
the management Of that Office, and II
find anything like The condition stated by
Mr.. Caruth and Mr.. Lewis to prevail, l
will make clean sweep.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-03-09
AUSTIN.
why More Rtquisitions are Not Issued
Medical Society Meeting.

why More RIquisitions are Not ISSUED.
Medical Society Meeting.
Special to the Gazette.
AUSTIN, TEX, March S.-Msjor Holmes,
Governor Ross private secretary, under
direction of the Governor, has written q
letter in reply to Sheriff Sparks of Bell
county asking why requisition had not
been issued in q certain case. Secretary
Holmes says in the matter Of acquisitions
the Governor Is obliged in the interest of
the state to decline in great many csseE,
as the benefit to be obtained by the res
turn and even conviction of tie offender
would not compensate for the great exS
pense which would be incurred. Under
the old law Of Issuing requisi'
lions the Governor could con-
troll the cost t, be paid. I'M
der the present law, even when the
party is never tried the state has to pay q
fixed amount, whether it costs that much
or not to get the man. When the Cover
nor came into Office there had under the
old system to be provided for a def.
cheney Of 1924 GOO, due sheriffs and Off.
GERS Of courts in elm nal cases. Under
the new law, II he took off the brakes
auV 1eeueu GSHuieItlOu III every
case asked for, the deficiency would be
over q million and doubtless chapter las
of the acts of 1887 would either be re-
pealed or 80 modified as not to be of the
same benefit to snerifrs as It is now. The
letter says, with all the Governors
caution, he has up to-day issued 29C
acquisitions for criminals in other states
The Austin District Medical Society
met to-day.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-03-09
INTO TIE VORTEX.
Continued from First Page.

same, the blame must rest where 1t be-
longs, and that is with the parties who re-
fuse to arbltrste. Signeo
The Brotherhoods of Locomotive En-
gineers ana Firemen.
ANOTHER STRIKE IMMINENT.
CEDAR RAPIDS, Iowa, March s-The
Burlington, Cedar Rapids and Northern
engineers to-day refused to draw 4 trair
with Quincy CARS Of ties. A strike Is i'm
minenI.
CHICAGO, ILL March s-The follow
ing letter is in reply to one written BY
General Manager Stone Of the Burlington
in which he requests the Rock Island
Company to state their reasons for reius-
irg to handle Burlington cars yesterday:
On CAGo, Ill, March s. lssS.
To Mr.. Il. 3. Stone. General Manager OF the
Chicago, Blu liDgton and Qu'ncy Rail DAD:
My DEAR SIR-Thst there may be no
Misunderstanding IS to the position Of
the Clicsgo, Rock Island ard Pacific
Railroad Company In regard to the ex
change Of tire flc with the Chicago, Bur-
iiDgton and QliLcy Railroad Company, /
desire to add TO my hLstiiy written note
Of the 6:h inst, the following: This
company is willing to perform ell
duties imposed 'upoa It by law
as common carrier, and W II do So when
able. 1t will not refuse to perform such
duties to 81 because it is rendered by cir
cumstances for which 1t is not res ponsible,
unable TO perform them as to one. Ii
will not suspend the operation Of its en-
tire line, and irfi'ct incalculable iriury
upon the communities dependent upon il
for transportation, because circumstances
render it impossible for 1t to exchange
trs ffic with another railway COMPANY. It's
engine RS and tiremen positively refuse e
handle sDy freight received from or deliv-
cred to your road. We have done nothir G
/ to in uce this resolution. To discharge
them would not enable US to exchange
with you, while 1t would render it impos
sible to carry for anybody else. We oc-
Icupy no attitude Of Ron intercourse, bu
do refuse to IL jure all Of our patrons by
the excuse 1--WE can't help you" l car
not see how the bringing about of 8 gen.
eral suspension of the operation of rail
ways in the west can aid you in you,
present struggle, while can see that i
would work great IL jury in the country
We are not willing to attempt tie impos
sible with knowledge that the attemp
will iniure many and benz fit none. Re
spectfully yours, F ST. JOHN,
General Manager,
NO TROUBLE FEARED.
| PITTsBURG, PA, Mach s-The mos
reliable information received this after
noon is to the effect that the Chicago, Bur
lington and Quincy trouble will not ex
tend to the Fort Wayne ard PsDhsndl
lines of the Pennsylvania company. Tn
officials OF the company do not fear Sd
trouble.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-03-09

awakened st o'clock by some one clutch.
ing her by the throat. The villain had
blown the lamp out before attempting his
hellish deed. The room belr g thus DARK
ened, she can give no description of the
man except that he was small and had on
a light suit Of clothes and light
hat. When she finally struggled
away from him and screamed,
he jumped out Of the window
that he had forced open in entering her
room. Mrs. De Orman's throat is very
swollen and bruised this morning. Such
desth-like grip did the wretch have on
her thst the impression of his fingers can
be seen on her neck this morning. The
officers and detectives have the case In
hand. No arrest has been made.
Mrs. De Orman is about % years Of
age and is very beautiful and attractive
woman.
A. K. Harris, the internal revenue col
lector for this district, is In the city to-
day.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-03-09

PROTECT THE EMPIRE.
Randolph Churchill Tells the House OF
Commons What Is Necessary
for EnglaDd's Protection.
sluEgers pairing to Slug The Action CT
the PoIts-Military ppoinI m ents Made
in The Egyptian Army.
England.
England
PROTECTION OF THE EMPIRE.


PROTECTION OF THE EMPIRE.
LONDON, March S.-The debate on the
motion of Sir Walter B. Barttellot (Con-
servatiVe) for the appointment of royal
commission to ascertain and report upon
military measure necessary for the pro-
lection of the empire WAS resumed in the
House OF Commons tonight by Lord
Randolph Churchill. He commenced his
speech by reminding the House that
no less than l7S members were connected
with the army and navy service and that
the debate had disclosed their absolute
unanimlty on one point, namely. that not
withstanding the immense increase in ex-
penditure the military position Of England
was deplorably bad. The remedy of these
members was the expenditure of more
money, but his remedy was reform
in expenditures. Enough had 81
ready been paid to maintain b tn
| services in state of splendid
suficieucY. But the English system
was without parallel in any other coun-
| try, military men who had been trained
In the business Of arms being subordinate
to civilians who were utterly unframed
It would be Just as reasonable for the
Premier to nominate Labouchere arch
bishop of Canterbury, or to make Chaplin,
Lord Chancellor. Laughter |. Military
training seemed 70 disqualify a man
from managing the war office.
THAT MUST BE ALTERED.
Financial control, after the estimates are
granted. ought to be placed 10 the hands
of responsible officers. English Officers
were made spending animals instead of,
like German officers, rivaling one another
in economy. Stores for a German regi-
ment would go to the front on twelve
hours notice without prolonged letters
from the war office. That could not
be done in England without
piles of notes passing and repassing for
several days. The German corps was
maintsined upon FL, 500, 900, as against
81, 900, 900 for an English corps. This
monstrous waste extended to every
branch Of the service. Rigid and vigor-
Gus inquiry and radical reform were i'm
perstivelY necessary. he could not vote
confidence in the existing system. 1t was
hopelessly bad. [Cheers.
Mr. Stanhope, Secretary Of War, init
mated that the government would sane
ton an inquiry into any definite matter
connected with the estimates, but would
resist the appointment of royal commits
sion Of vague general character.
The motiSn for the appointment Of 9
royal commission was negatived.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-03-09
AUSTIN.
OhaI tsrs Filed-FuDda Deposited by the
Comptroller.

ohaI tsrs Filed-FuDda Deposited by the
Comptroller.
Special to the Gazette. ...
AUSTIN, TK.., March s-The follow
ing charters were fled in the office of the
Secretary Of State:
The Merchants Exchange of Waco
capital stock, $4,000; incorporators
y. c. VS. ksr, C. H. Higginsop, T. F
Jones, K. E Sturgis, ] 7. Walton, Z W.
Bentley and William Cameron.
The Scciedad Mutslista QuacIe Allendi
OF Corpus Christi; capital stock, $1,000;
object, amusement and the care Of mem
bers and their families and to bury their
dead incorporators-Pedro T. Rodrigu z,
Juan Chaves, Manuel Longoro, Beizer
Famuidn and Zsgorio Tevau.
The Farm-rs' AL lance Corporation OF
Montague County; Csuital stock $1,000;
incorporstors, A. P. Cage, J L. Ramey,
II CLANCY, J. ". Ellis and E. S. Single.
ton.
Comp roller Mccall yesterday deposited
$4,000 to the Gre dit of the school fund,
and $4,000 to the credit ofgeneral revenue
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-03-09
HILLsBORO.
Grand Jury IndictmsnIs-Bridge Repaired
Ariesian Well.

Grand jury Indictm Repaired.
Ariesian Well.
Special 70 the Gazette.
HILLsBoRo, TEX, March S.-The grand
iury have returned the following bills OF
indictment, viz: ice Levine Of Waco,
charge arson, bond set at $1,000; Sam
Sanger and Joseph Shspera bondsmen ;
case set for Ffiisy Of the sixth week.
Henry Moseley, colored, charge assault
with inten to murder, bopd set at $500;
E. B. Stroud and ]. J. VERIFY bondsmen.
Theodore Sampson, charge robbery
in jsil. The negroes, Wiley Black,
Alexander RsgIsnd, Joe Battles,
Alexander DeIden, Monroe Battles and
Tom English, charged robbery, in jAil.
Henry Steward, colored, charge theft OF
horse, in Jail. Henry Mosely, colore'
charge assault with intent to murder, in
jail.
The bridge over Richlsnd creek, on the
Corslcans and Hillsooro extension OF the
Cotton Belt Railway, will be repaired to-
day, and trains will commence running.
There has been no train since Sunday.
There will be charge Of schedule on the
above road soon.
A larger percentage CT the volunteer
oat crop has escaped the freeze than was
first thought. The crop is very fac
This last cold spell has killed gres
many cattle.
Tne artesian well so far has been sunE
260 feet, aud the water is within ten fee
ct the surface of the ground. The worl
on the well is being vigorously pushestse'
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-03-09
THE EXPLANATION.
Two Letters Explain the Self Destruction of
Two Chicago People.

Two Letters Explain the Self Distraction OF
Two Chicago People.
CHICAGO, ILL, March S-Oa the
desk, within arms length of where
the McCallom girls boy was found,
were two letters sealed and addres sed
One was addressed to Mrs. Mary E.
Cobb, Sc West Twenty third street, New
York. The other bore the address of the
su cide's sister. On torn sheet of Gem
mon note paper were written the follow
ing brief but expressive words:
die true TO the resolution made 10
my best friend. die with him. -.
]. McCULLoM.
Telegraph to Mrs. Cobb.
This message WAS addressed to no one
in particular, and from the scraWly look
ing characters in black ink, must have
been written after she had taken the
poison. Ga the carpet, near the center
table, lay an open letter wrapped about g
photograph of q man, handsome and
wearing full beard. II was the picture Of
Willism s. Hartwell, ex-freight auditor
of the Northwestern Railroad, who CON-
mitted suicide yesterday by shooting
himself. That told The story. 1t was not
even necessary to read the letter, which
was in Mr.. Hartwell's own hand writing,
and read as follows:
CHICAGO ILL, March Z, 1883
Dear Josie.
Perhaps when you receive this will be
gone. Be the brave, courageous, noble
woman that you always have been. and
remember our pledge. Yours Election
atelY, WILLIAM S. HARTwRLL."
What there may be back Of these few
but suggestive facts is as easily imagined
as written.
The coroner's jury returned a verdict
that Miss McCulIom came to her death
from dose Of poison, taken with suicidal
intent
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-03-09
WACO.

Property Condo mn ed for the Free Bridge.
Criminal Assault.
Special to the Gazette.
WACO, Tex, March s-The commits
sioners appointed to condemn property
for the free bridge decided tonight to
give the toll bridge $3.50 for the ground
approaches t. the free bridge.
Mr.. Joe Levine Of Levine Bros. was
placed under bond tonight to answer
charges of incendiArism in Hillsooro. -
Tea Cake, John and Frank Williams
were jailed late last night, charged with
pkWning borrowed property.
At about O'Clock this morning mat
entered the room Of Mrs. Minnie BE
OrmAn and attempted to rape her. Mfs.
De Orman is the wife of an engineer On
the Cotton Belt, who was absent On his
run at the time. Mrs. De Ormfn 1ezrds
with Mrs. Derryperry, widow asdy iiE,
ing down on Second street. MzsssDs Or
man says she went TO bed about1o oseldrk
and, as was her custom, left light burn
ing In her room, and thsf she was suddenly
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-03-09
THE FIRE RECORD.
Residence Burned.

Special TO the Gazette.
SHERMAN, TEX March s-The resi-
dence Of Doc Dean in the eastern portion
of the city Was destroyed by hre thi:
morning ABOUT O'Clock. The residence
WAS unoccupied, Mr.. Dean having m we'd
out Of it few days ago. The building
WAS valued at $500 and WAS insured In the
New York Underwriters for $500. The
origin Of the IRE is unknown, but It is
supposed to have been set on fire By
tramps.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-03-09

former widow of Simon Alguir, Yslets I.
Mt xican survivors, Wilisn Caps,
Vernon; M!nter Truitt, Mineral CRY :
Aaron Taylor, Bryan; Hiram c Jewell,
Fort Worth; Simon o. Teen, "Foft
Elliott" Mobeetie; Samuel h. Smith,
Pearssll; John P. Long, Coesasld.
M,xcan widows, Marguerite, widow OF
Jonathan Q. Bsrksdale, Tehuscana.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-03-09
Russia.
4 NEWSPAPER OPINION.

ST. PETERSBURG, March s.-The jour
nal de St. Petersburg declared that the
porte's action in pronouncing the Illegal
ity of Prince Ferdiusnd's position in Bal.
gs'ia conforms alike to It's right snd duty
1t expresses hope that Turkey IN tfasm
ing its legal standpoint in regard 20 Bull
garis according to tresties will produce 8
logical sequence after the departure Of
Pfinse Ferdinand. The paper says the
Bulgarian question will become more
urgent one. but not as the Ragiish JOUR.
nails assert, 8 more dangerous one. The
resumption OF thelegal status In Bulgaria
cannot partaks OF this character.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-03-09
n. Id TO Answer
special to the Gazette.

BpeSiaI 70 the Gazette.
GALVESTON, TEX March s-August
Middlegge, who shot Chris Buseher down
the island some time ago, inficting what
was considered . fatal wound, had his
preliminary trial before Judge Spann this
morning. He waived examination ard
WAS held in bond to answer te the Crimi-
nal court. he gave the required bond
and was released.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-03-09
The sluKkers
GONE TO FRANCE TO EIGHT.

LONDON, Marcn s-Charlie Mitchell
accompanied by "PonY" Moore, Barnett
Holske and fourteen others, left Londo1
at IL o'clock this morning for France
where it is supposed the fight between
Mitchell and Sullivan will take place
Mitchell said before leaving that he did
not know whether he would win, but was
quite sure he would be able to show that
Sullivan was not the hstic wonder that
Americans thought. Jem Smith missed
the train and will follow the party on q
later one. It is significant fact that two
detectives who have been following Sulli-
van left Boulogne yesterday evening for
the place where the two fighters and their
friends are expected to meet.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-03-09
Verdict for the Defendants.

Special TO the Gazette.
DALLAS, TEX, March SIN the case
OF Robert Heppner vs.. the Gulf, COLORADO
and Santa Fe Railway, suit for damages
to property caused by bAckwster due to
the railway emoankment, the jury return
ed verdict for $1,000 10 favor Of the de-
PENDANT. The case has been on trial for
three days.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-03-09

A house in East Poultney, VT, former
IL q printing office, in which Horace
Greeley is said TO have learned his trade,
is nov used as residence by On sgent of
the paper thst Mr.. Greeley 30 success
fully founded.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-03-09
usu,o cain rl..h and Strength.

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;dkhsate peopletppseve wAh Ito hseis won
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ba1s.