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New-York tribune., 1890-08-28
A SWEDISH BAROV G. UfLTY or FORGERY.
LEAVING THE COUNTRY AFTER RAIS1SG LARGE
SUNS on FRAUDULENT CEETIFl-
CITTS or STOCK.

steubcnvlllc Ohio Aug. % (Spocian--A sensation
was causcd here to day by the discovery That Baron
l. f. Lagcrfcl, swedish Vice Consul - rtt-burs and
vice pre- dent and member II the Board OK Directors
of the jefferson Iron Works ha1 forged certificates
Of stock Of the company and disposed Of them 10
Pittslurg banks; and had al,o forged the name Of
his father in law. C. l.. Doty. prominent citizen
and a wealthy iron manufacturer few DAYS aco
the officials Of the Jefferson Iron Woks here learned
that Pttsburg banks held some ccrthcato, Of what
they supposed tD BE- stock in The works. which had
been deposited by Laecclt collateral for money
secured prom-sOry notes. Tie number "i a
certificate wa, cvcn ana the record showed that tho
particular certificate did not belong TO Lascri'lL
Further Investigation disclosed the fut that The bnrol
had p..,..dci FOR hl, u.c ,tJ,k book containing
certificate, purpor;ing - De those Of the jefferson
Iron WORKS incorporated under the laws Of Ohio
At the bottom the names Of spauldng h.
wallace President and Gcor,c T.. Harden. secretary.
No attempt made 10 initiate the handwriting Of
,lie,c men As soon a, The knowledge Of the pro
coedncs came 10 the member, of the Board II Directors
they expelled Laycrfclt from la5 place. President
Wallace issued notice yesterday 10 the public In re
gard TO the fraudulent certificates.
II i, known that the baron secured 10000 on the
hypohccatcd sccuritlcs. Some report, put the amount
at $1,000. Most Of his operation, were carried on
few days before be left Pitt-burg. The principal
sufferer, by the actions the Allegheny Bank.
$4,000; Keystone Bank, 5000; Nelson ~ sons.
- OOO The face value Of the certificate, on which
those amount were realized must have been 10000
TO sjOOOO. ON the certificate LEFT with the kcysone
E:nk was the Endorsement Of g. Il. Doly. This
was a forgcry. NceITcs.dcnt {. W. HatclcOr, OF tie
Keystone Bank arrived in this city on Tuesday, aud
began proceed ng> 10 attach 100 shares OF the stock IN
the iron works held by Lagcrf,!t.
Baron L.agclfclt sailed for Europe on Juy 10. II
has been learned that hc removed from the Con
.uI,hip at PtisbuIg lie left for sweden with the
90 auulu figua q
I'm New York. II /, not thought that he Will remain
I'm sweden as the cXtradtiOn treaty Of 1861 viii allow
hi. bcing brought back. The fugitive baron T. large
well proportioncd man, q! fine ply .iquc. In hi'
favnrifo social circles he regarded type Of the
better class titcd foreigner, coming to thi, country
Hls marriage TO Hiss Mary D0ty on December II. Was
-olrmnzcd with great splcndor His home wa, IN
PIT ,burg and his social relations pleasant, al
though lately he had been leading fast life. Tho
baroness in rittsburg. The affair hao been great
aho IA
New-York tribune., 1890-08-28
NOTES FROM THE NEW REPUBLIC.
A FORMER PRIME MINISTER ADVISING TIE OLD
PARTIES TO TAKE NO PART IN ELECTIONS
ENTERPRISES AUTHORIZED BY
TIE GOVERN MENT.

p.o Janeiro. Aug. A nieetciS held on August :
in $ Pauo. to organize labor party broke up II,
fight Several persons were wounded during tlc as
turbance. =,
One OF the Congressional candidates Is Baron oc
Iaaar,o last Minister Of the Navy under the moaichN'
who was wounded by the revOlution!sts. the "oV-
ernor of the state of AmaAonaS, for when lie is
prcsented is using means 10 prevent his election
Ex-senator Sarava who was twice Prime Minister
under the moaarchv and who is one OF the most prom
nent public men in Braz, has made speech IN lama
advising the old parties TO unite and organize bu' ho
10 take part in the coming elections, aS the present
electoral relat oas make election mposSlDle anu
insure the triumph OF the Government Candidates
The Municipal Council Of this city has res 'gncd Ihc
members differ with the Government not only IN re
cird 10 the electoral regulations. but also IN rclauo
TO the renewal Of the present contracts Tor street car
lines.
The Government has authorized the charter oil
bank for lending money OF mortgages, with captai
of s55,0O0OOO in gold The capital Is expected 70
come from foreign countries Capital 10 the amount
of SJU 900 COO has been subscribed in THIS ctN ~
yeas time for the organization OF new COMPANIES
ana for increasing the capital OF Old ones NC" Gun"
paneS continue to he ioated nearly every day.
Returns thus far received show an ihcrcisc @ oi
ment in the first six months Of the present year. com
pared with the first half OF leo3. Inc increase Ii
expenses l. probably three times that sum: ,.,..o
ON August l there trouble III santos DetWceh
some soldiers ard Portugic>c MterWarI aoou. ou.
600 Portuguese paraded the streets and had fight
with the police in which several persons were severely
wounded IN this city there disturbances nearly
svery CAY between soldiers and policemen.
New-York tribune., 1890-08-28
SIR BALDWIN FILES ANSWER.
HIS PLEA IN THE BAIRD-wALKER CASE.
MAINTAINING THAT HIS ACTS WERE JUSTIFIED
BY ORDERS OF THE IMPERIAL GOVERN
MENT ISSUED TO MAKE THD MODUS
VIVENDI EFFECTIVE

St. Johns n. f.. Aug. 81 lSpeciaD.-Sir Bald
win Walker, captain of H. NJ. s. Emerald and
naval commander of this station, has filed his
answer to the summons and complaint OF James
Bard. the ST. Johns merchant whose lobster
factory on the French Shore was closed lest
June by Sir Daldwins orders. Sir Baldwin had
warned Mr. Baird several times against operat-
inc the factory, declaring that il was forbidden
nv the modus vivendi which the British and
French Governments entered into last March MT.
Baird declares that there is no law on the
statute-books of Parliament or of the Colonial
Assembly which makes his business illegal, and
that Lord Salisbury is not empowered by the
Constitution and laws of England TO interfere
with the lawful business of any British subject.
He disregarded all Sir Baldwin's warnings ana
rrotests. and instructed his manager to continue
the factory's operations until forcipY inter-
fered with These orders were followed, and
the forcible interference came whereupon OF
Baldwin was promptly served with witt issued
from the Colonial Court directing MN TO answer
Mr. Baird's claim for damages for trespass;
Sir Baldwin at first intimatcd, presumaDlN uli-
der instructions from the British Governmcnt|
for of course, his proceedings have Deen Wholly
undcr Lord Salisbury's oTderS-that he WouId
pay Mr.. Bairds claim. But he has at iast
chosen to put in q defence, and he urges lhc
nlea that his acts were justified by the orders
of the Imperial Government issued 10 give e"c0'
to the modus. s,o,,,.
whether the British Government had the rlrn'
20 undertake the enforcement OF the mouus Wl'll-
ont the sanction of an enabling act, or without
first uToclaiming the territory affected by III 10
be un6er martial law. The trial VIII come on
in November Public interest III its result Is
naturally deep ard universal.
New-York tribune., 1890-08-28
ROSTON RAXKERS EMBARRASSED.

Boston, Aug 81 spcciaD.-Mcssrs. Potter, Lowell d
Co., bankers. No. 43 Fcderalst. were reported This
afternoon 10 be In financial difficulties The irm Is
conspicuous one in Boston. II Is claimed by friends
OF the firm that the embarrassment Is only temporary,
while the suddcnness OF the suspension, coming nm
eXpeccdly even 10 the firm. prevents statement OF
liabilities and assets at the present time. 1t was
stated that checks Of the firm bad been thrown out
today. but this information was coupled with the
assurance that there could not bc absolute iaiurc
because of existing surplus Of 100000, ana mat
efforts were making 10 raise from 100000 to $780,
600 10 tide over the present dfiicuitys
New-York tribune., 1890-08-28
SUORTAGD ~ TIE nor CROP.

Springfield. Mass Aug. 27.-"The New England
IIomcstead'57 carefully prepared report Of the hop
crop Of the country shows that there Is considerable
sorace particularly In NcwforiI state The average
yield Of all the growing territory Will fall nearly 20
per cent under full crop. In Scw-l0IiI STATE only
three quarter, OF average crop will be harvested
Massachusetts,, which grows few hops, will have -
per cent of full crop; Maine, 80 per cent; Vermont a
GiII crop Wisconsin. 90 per cent California, 80 per
cont The shortage alone J, sufficient 10 send price,
mn hut added his j. the fact that most of the old
hons have ascl ont Oi The hand, Of grower. Prices
have reached - cent, a pound III NcW-lOrA, ana
"a IL cent? ia California.
New-York tribune., 1890-08-28
TIE GUN AND THE BOY norm RElDY.

IIsboro, H.. Ang. 21.-J"naihan Hart Groves owns
a large watermelon patch, and has chronic fear OF
the melon thief. on Monday night hc loaded n big
duck gun with a heavy charge OF shot, and gave the
weapon to his twelve ycarOh son, with Instructions
to watch the patch I'LL daJ break and shoot any one
he saw in IT, The old man wondered II the boy
wOuld really shoot. flf dressed hinIach ana Sheihci
lnfo the melon patch, and was Just the point ol
deyourinc luscious melon wi"n TIE boy cmpucd Loth
barres into him. lie may die.
New-York tribune., 1890-08-28
REPORTING on CROPS IN IRELAND

London, Aug 27.-The Irish Land Commission, re
porting on the condition of the crops in Ireland says
that the oats crop IS. in generally good condition and
the yield is likely TO reach the average if the weather
continues favorable; but potatoes promise only an
average yield In Down, Tyrone, Tippcrary, Dublin,
Queens Westmeath and small part OF DONEGAL.
Everywhere else the reports bad the blight having
appeared almost universally throughout the country
and In regard to the final results much 'st depends
upon the weather.
sTbe News saws: "Those who warned the Gov.
eminent before Parliament was prOrOgued did not
exaggclate the seriousness OF the criss.n
New-York tribune., 1890-08-28
urAvy RAINS IN THE SOUTH.

Washington Aug. 27-Thc Signal Office furnishes
the following special bulletin TO the press:
The cyclone previously reported IN The West Gull
has passed inland and IS no" central H. me lower
by heavy rains over a small area. but The wind
veoces far reported are moderate, except on the
Gull Coast where severe gales reported T. IS
apparently moving slowly northeast toward the ld-
Ensland Coast central near Passport, has developed
great energy and Is attended by severe gacs from
Southern New England nortiward 10 Nova Scotia.
New-York tribune., 1890-08-28
TIE ASGLo-poRTUGrEsE AGREEMENT.

Paris Aug 27.-The Slecle7 says that the stipula-
ton Of England in the Anglo Portuguese agreement
restraining Portugal from transferring African terri
tory to another Power without Engands consent con-
sttutes veritabc protectorae Portugals African
possessions. Portugal, the "Scclc" says, does not
intend to cede Lorenzo Marques 10 the Transvaal
Lisbon. Aug. 27-rhe Proeressist journals here
say that the Anglo Portuguese agreement Will ruin
Portugaps colonial interests. and fatally affect tho
mture commerce OF Mozambique and Angola. IS
pecialy OF the latter place, whore it will be possible
70 introduce contraband goods by using the free
transit through the BarOtze country.
New-York tribune., 1890-08-28
THE DESTRUCTION OF TOKAY.

ONE THOUSAND FAMILIES HOMEhDSS-MANY
PEOPLE Persisted in THE FLAMES.
Pesth Aug. 27.-One thousand families have been
made homeless by the fire at Tokay Five persons
xcre killed Several hundred head Of cattle persisted
in the flames Kaba Hatfield saro and other villages
near Temesvar were also in flames. Ten persons
perished at Kaba and three at saro.
The fire began night. The flames were famed
bv a high wind that blowing at the time. All
the pubc buildings were Destroyed. The inhabitants
are encamDed i'm the fields under sent from the
nearest military station and amid piles of lumber.
f,rniture etc The greatest distress prevails. The
Covcrnment has promised to send assistance.
Vienna Aug 37-Fifteen hundred acres Of forest
land have been burned over in the Vicinity OF Car
siadt in Croatia 1t is believed the fire started
by an incendlaTy.
New-York tribune., 1890-08-28
prRLyC gEOUESTS or W. II. SWAN.

Portland, Me, Aug. o7-Thc viii Of william II.
swan contains the following public bcquests; Maine
General Hospital, Bowd0in College, Second Parish
Church of Portland Orthodox Congregational Church
Of Gals Brooklyn City Mission and Tract Soclety
Irooslyn Chdrcn's Aid society, and Brooklyn Prot
ost.pt Orphan Asylum s.! 100 each and the American
Tosrd of Commis .oners for Foreign Missions and the
American Home Missionary Society S4,j00 each.
New-York tribune., 1890-08-28
MOvsSA pEY DISAPPEARS.

Constantinople, Aug 27.-Moussa Bey, lately Gov
ernor Of Armenia, who. it announced a few DAYS
ago. had been exilcd to Mecca by the Turkish
authorities has disappcared. He was In the custody
of his uncle, who is Governor OF scutari, and en-
loved complete freedom.
Tifis Aug. 27.-Advices have been received from
Moosh 10 the effect that the A.mcnians continue to
be subjected to terrible atrocities. Hands OF kurs
make raids nightly the Armenian frontier Villages
and set fire to the crops. influential Armcnians are
arrested nearly every day.
New-York tribune., 1890-08-28
THROVN FROM HER DOGCART

MRS X. j. TRAvIlRS DANGEROUSLY INJURED
WHILE DRIVING ALONE,
Mrs. r. j. Travcrs, OF 40. 12s West seventh IN ST.,
while driving home from the Park last evening was
thrown from her dOgcart and Is probably fatally ia
jrred. Mrs. Travcrs hurrying home 10 dinrcr
and was driving high spirited hoTic. 4,
Scventicthst. and Eighth-ave. the horse started At
some unknown noise, and tearing up the avenue, threw
Mrs. Travers TO the ground she attended BY Or.
Crane OF No. G7 West Seventy hrst-6t, who carried
her home. she received scalp wounds and
a cOncussOn of the brain
Wr. 1ravers away from home when his wife was
injured lie is the proprietor Of the buckingham
stables at No 1,42j Broadway. Mrs. 1rsvcrs lost
consciousness as she reached her home and
remained in tins condition until early hour tins
morning. The doctor gave slight hopes Of her re
covery. size had young lady In the carriage with her
who was also thrown out, but not Injured.
New-York tribune., 1890-08-28
THE STEAMER ULrYDA ASHORE.

Halifax n. s., Aug 27.-Thc Furncss Line steamer
Cunda from London, by way OF Halifax for ST. John.
N b. went ashore late last night Oh Cow Ledge.
Briar Island She had cargo valued at about
$1,000 A telegram received here says that the
steamer will be a total wreck, and that at O'Clock
this morning she was sinking Another dispatch
says the forward compartments full Of water, but
that 1t is expected that they Will be patched mp at
low tide and that the steamer VIII be no3ted al high
water. Her passengers from here were Mr.. and Mrs.
Davenport. Herbert Boicc and Miss Van Kracht-
New-York tribune., 1890-08-28
KILLED BY A BLow WIN A HoRsEWHIP.

Brdce;on y. j., Aug. 27.-IIarry Duileld aged
seventeen struck on the head with heavy hor'o
v,Iin Monday by Harry Pcrtc. The boy was badly
bnn but his injuries not considered serious.
To-day he died from the injury. warrant was Issued
,or per;es arrest bat he managed TO make his escape
Dufed was employed at the COhanscy Glass WORKS ns
lending boy while Perte worried In wOOllcii nllll
DnfGcd and three other boys became engaged III hsb
with PIerte Monday night. when the latter struck Di-
6eld with a whip, with fatal results.
New-York tribune., 1890-08-28
CHASED BY A CANADIAN CRUISER.
AN AMERICAN FISHING VESSEL RUNS AWAY
FROM HER PURSUER,

Dieby, ". s., Aug. 97.-There was exciting
though unsuccessful chase witnessed in ST. Marys Bay
Yesterday At daylight q raksh" looking American
scincr was noticed in the bay with boats ont after
schooling macherel. The American fishing within
the threemile limit. There was great indignation on
shore and on board the Canadian fishermen in the bay
Canadian cruiser appeared on the scene about
boat was manned board the sener. but the scner
was not 10 be boarded The cruiser gave chase and
an exciting race cnsucd. The American got clear
away lie had q sail hung over the stern to cover
tha mn
New-York tribune., 1890-08-28
CHURCH PILLAGERS IN CANADA.

Montreal. Aug 27.-Rcports come from outlying
districts around Three Rivers that regular band Of
church pagcrs Is operating there. At st. Felix de
Cap Rouge men who attempted to break into a
church were fired upon bY a watchman. Guards are
now being placed in ,he churches in the district.
New-York tribune., 1890-08-28
TO SHOW Up HOTLANGlSM

Paris, Aug. o7.-Thc Editor OF the " Petit NATIONAL
and VI. Castelin member of the Chamber of Deputies.
will shortly publish paper revealing the inside his
tory OF Boulanclsm. II VIII bear the title Les
CCulisscs du BOulan yiSm'
New-York tribune., 1890-08-28
RUFFTANS IN MADISON Avenue.
AN UNSUCCESSFUL ATTEMPT TO ROB MRS
CHARLES +. HOMER in DAYLIGHT.

CHARLES +. HOMER in DAYLIGHT.
made by three young ruilians on Madisonayc. last
night Forty and Forty fourth sts before
darkness had set in. The mark selected for the al
tack Of the thieves Mrs. Charles /. Homer OF No
IA East Forty ninth ST., the wife Of the SILK merchant
OF No. 55 Grecnc-st 1t was not yet O'Clock when
Mrs Homer started from Charlcss grocery store TO re
turn home. she went up Forty -thlrd-st. TO Madison
ave Three young men followed her and almost
knocked her down before she realized what was in
tended Another grabbed for her pocket book, which
after the manner OF wOm3nknd, she carried In hci
hand Instlnciivcy Mrs. Homer screamed with al
her might In the extremity of the excitement. tn,
noise frightened the men, Who ran up FoItyittlat -
and escaped Last night Mr. Homer reported the al
fair 10 the police Of the Twenty second Sub Precinct
New-York tribune., 1890-08-28

Paris, Aug. 27.-Vcc-AdmiIal Duperre. commander
of the French squadron, which has been ordered TO
Spezzia for the purpose of salutng King iumbet Of
Italy, who will visit tina: place september II 10
witness the launching ot an Italian iiOncad. viii be
bearer of an autograph letter from President CarnO
TO the King.
New-York tribune., 1890-08-28
IS THIS 4 SCNKEN Y1CHTf

AN OYSTEE SLOOPS CA'TAIN DISCOVERS \
STEAMER AT THE BOTTOM OF THE SEA.
Peter Durrty, owner OF small oyster sloop trad
ing between Keyport and NewYork, reports that while
of Raven Bay his way TO this city yesterday morn
ing, he the funnel Of a steamer sticking ont of
the water. lie got small boat and went out to
the sunken vessel, which hc says appeared 10 be a
steam yacl; about sixty feet long. The yacht ap-
peared to have been only short time in the water.
and Durray thinks IL probable that II went down
during the fierce storm which prevailed during the
small hours Of yesterday morning.
Durray placed buoy by the wreck and resumed
his journey 70 New York. lie unable 10 give any
information regarding the Identity Of the yacht.
New-York tribune., 1890-08-28
CoMpLAINING or BRITIsH MIssIoNARIEs.

Berlin, Aug 26.-Baron Wissmann has issued a
pamphlet in which he explains that his attack Prot
estant missionaries in East Africa referred mainly TO
English and Scotch and not to German missionaries
lie complains he says. especially of Scotch mis- sion
aries for acting political agents 10 aCcrandZe Eng
land at the expense OF Germany and Portugal.
New-York tribune., 1890-08-28
RUSSIAN TRADE WITH CENTRAL ASIA.

ST Petersburg. Aug. 27.-Thc Government IS about
to appoint commission 10 prepare scheme TO open
trade routes Central Asia by connecting the ANU
Dali River with the Caspian sea, or by railway
from Orenburg TO Tashkcnd.
New-York tribune., 1890-08-28
BODY OF ONCE PROMINENT MERCHANT


Montreal, Aug 27.-Thc body Of James Moir. at one
time OF the prominent merchants OF this city,
was found floating in the River ST. Francis al Sher-
brooke this morning. 1t il not known whether lie was
accidentally drowned committed suicide.
New-York tribune., 1890-08-28
INSPECTING THE ST. CLAIR TUNNEL.

sarnia, Ont. Aug 27.-President Sir Henry Tyler
ana General Manager Sir Joseph Hckson inspected the
orand Trunk Railway tnnncl under the ST. Clair
nHer to-day and expressed themselves as highly
saeased with the work. Sir Henry went through the
New-York tribune., 1890-08-28

City of Mexico, Aug. 81. via Galveston.-Ds
patches from San Salvador say that protoco
of peace was signed to-day. Similar advices hav,
been received from Guatemala.
New-York tribune., 1890-08-28
DEATHS FROM CHOLERA IN SPAIN.

Madrid, Aug. 21.-Cholera continues In Valencia and
Alicante In Toledo today eight new cases and four
deaths were reported. The director Of the military
academy there has succumbed.
New-York tribune., 1890-08-28
THE CAPE BRETON STILL on THE ROCKS

ST. Johns " f., aug. - CSpeciaD.-Eforts made
today to get of the steamer Cape Breton.
Of the Black Diamond Line, which Is ashore at Petty
IIarbor, miles sOuth of this city. resulted IN
failure They will be renewed tomorrow.
New-York tribune., 1890-08-28

compressed air chamber. and 1t did not affect him.
The president and general manager go from here on
an inspection of the Grand Trunk system.
New-York tribune., 1890-08-28
PRICE THREE CENTS.
THE ALDERMEN ARRESTED.
TIE UNITED STATES AUTHORITIES STRIKING
ABLOW AT THE BIDDEFORD GANG.

REFUSAL OF THE ALDERMEN. ALL DEMOCRATS.
TO CORRECT THE VOTING LISTS IN AC.
CoRDANCE WITH DECISIONS OF THE
CoURTS-No JUSTICE FOR ELEC.
TION CRIMES IN BIDDE.
FoRD-POwER OF
New-York tribune., 1890-08-28
PEACE IN CENTRAL AMERICA
GUATEMALA.

TIE pRoroCOL SIGNED BY SALVADOR AND
New-York tribune., 1890-08-28
nps,,rTIyG KNIGHTS OF LABOR IN ALBANY.

INSERTING KNIGHTS OF LABOR IN ALBANY.
Albany, Aug ~ (SpecaD.-Thcre Is Increasing dis
order among the Knights Of Labor ana their SYM
pathizcrs. OuarrclS are frequent ana Dioodshcd Is
threatened This. perhaps, is only the result OF the
,,,,.r condition Of the men. Some strikers have
returned to the employ of the road, and Others have
made application for reinstatement such men are
,od that they must put their applications In writing,
and these Will be considered as from new men. Re
%c,ontlv the knights admit that their members are
------C Coniinued on second Page.
New-York tribune., 1890-08-28

lConiinued ON seventh PaSss
The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1890-10-01
A Varicy ofloc.ls.

Is it we'll with the soul? Ifnot.
20 to Turner's fol shoes.
Bottled Budweiser Beer and Ke.
Beer on tap at A. b. Hays. .
The best and freshest t.miIy
groceries at A. B. Hays.
a large and pretty line Of coan-
terpancs at A. j Baldwin & COS.
- pounds offresh turuiE seed at
Dean and Davis.
Elegant drink. T. D. Sales ia
cold soda water.
Go to Dean and Davis's for fresh
turnip seed OF all varieties,
Capt } A. Fulton ca lis notice
to ri tail and Wholesale estab ish-
me1t on Depot st.
Davis d Locke are closing out a
stock of Shoes remarkably cheap.
Now is your time.
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For lame back, side or chest.
use Shiloh's Porous plastcrs. Price
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Group, Whooping Cough and
Bronchitis Immediately reIievedby
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Toilet soups, brushes, combs.
colognes, extracts. etc, at bottom
prices AT Chatham Il Farrars.
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