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The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1897-12-14

dies has one that will eventually hunt down
and arrest that particular disease.
Lung and bronchial diseases are among
tina most battling complaints which doctors
have to deal with; because it isn't the lungs
or bronchial tubes alone which are affected,
but every corner of the system furnishes a
lurking place for these elusive maladies.
They change and reappear and dodge
about the system under numberless dis
guises. They are almost always compli-
Gated with liver or stomach troubles, nerv-
BUSINESS, neuralgia, or general debility"
The best detective remedy which Nature
has provided to search out and arrest these
perplexing ailments is DR.. Pierce's Golden
Medical Discovery. 1t lays an arresting
hand directly upon the poisonous, paralyz-
ing elements hiding in the liver and diges-
tive organs.
It gives the blood-making glands power
to manufacture an abundant supply of pure,
red, highly vitalized blood which reinforces
the lungs with healthy tissue; feeds the
nerve centres with power, and builds up
solid muscular flesh and active energy.
Forweak lungs splitting of blood, shortness
of breath, nasal catarrh, bronchitis, severe
coughs, asthma, and kindred affections, it
Is a sovereign remedy. While it promptly
cures the severest cough II strengthens
the system and puri6es the blood.
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Memorial Missionary, and the latter Of
the work of lady missionaries in leach
ing Chineses women.
Miss Lizzie Briggs, of Raleigh, and
Mrs. w. G. Tyree, of Durham, spoke
the first of Band Work, and the latter
of neighbOrhood missions.
The ladies' took as their aim for the
present year the raising of $1,000. and
with this resolution closed one of the
best meetings IN the history of the or
ganized Womans Mission Work in the
Baptist State Convention.
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election to the chair of History. etc,
win be hailed with delight by the stu
dent body, with whom he is very popu-
lar.
$500 FOR SEMINARY STUDENTS.
Saturday afternoon the report on Sun
day schools was read and remarks made
by Rev. DR. w. S. Penick, of Elizabeth
City, and Rev. b. w Spilman. Inc
committee recommended that the Sun
day school work be pressed with all
vigor and that a general superintendent
Of the work be employed for his full
time. The recommendation was adopted,
and the same referred to the Board of
Missions and the Sunday school com
mittee for the purpose of putting same
into operation.
FOR THEOLOGICAL SEMINARY.
Rev. A. T. Robertson, one of the
faculty of the Southern Baptist Theo-
logical Seminary, Louisville, KY, adj
dressed the convention in behalf of the
Students Aid Fund of that institution.
The address was strong and effective
and at its close 5000 were given him.
Never did the convention show its in
terest and loyalty to the Seminary more
earnestly than at this time.
RECEPTION AT THE SEMINARY.
At 4:30 the convention went in body
to the Oxford Female Seminary where
they were welcomed in very happy,
short speech of welcome by Col. B. S.
Royster, Of Oxford. And then the
young ladies, under the direction Of
President Hobgood and Prof. James
Riggs, gave a most delightful musical
concert.
S.. 900 FOR THE BAPTIST FEMALE
UNIVERSITY.
At night the report Of the trustees
of the Baptist Female University was
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DEATH OF MRS. M'KlNLEY.

The death of Mrs. Mckinley en-
phasizes the sweet and simple domestic
life of the President, a fact Of which
America should always be proud no
matter to what party the chief ma is-
4rate may belong. The country had
watched by the bedside of the aged suf-
ferer with admiration for the filiaI
devotion displayed by her distinguished
son. asAEH
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woMAN's MISSIONARY WORK.

The annual meeting Of the Woman's
Missionary Societies is a part Of the
Baptist Convention, which in the last
few years has been looked forward to by
the women with hardly less interest
than the brethren look forward to the
Convention. The Seventh Annual Meet
ing of the societies has been held in the
Presby terrain Church, and is by far the
largest meeting they have ever held.
The reports Of the societies, like that Of
the Convention as a whole, reach a
higher figure than ever before.
The first session, Friday, was enliven-
ed by the presence of the young ladies
from the Baptist Female Seminary,
some sixty strong, who, under the charge
of Miss Edna Hudson, lead the music.
after opening devotional exercises in
which number of ladies participated,
Mrs. II. P. Hobgood, of Oxford, welcom-
ed the meeting of the Missionary So
cieties to her city. She hoped, not only
that their stay would be made pleasant
to them, to which their entertainers
would spare no pains, but that they
would leave behind them inspiration
long to be felt by the ladies in whose
names she greeted them.
Mrs. J. G. Murchison, Of Greensboro,
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Aug. J Bogel, the leading druggist Of
Shreveport. La, says: DIR. Kings New
Discovery is the only thing that cures
my cough. and it is the best seller l
have" !. f. Campbell merchant. of SAT-
ford, Ariz., says: "Dr. Kings New Dis
covery is all that is claimed for it; it
never fails. and is a sure cure for Con-
sumption. Coughs and Colds. cannot
say enough for it's merits" Dr. Kings
New Discovery for Consumption, Coughs
and Colds is not an experiment. IT has
been tried for n quarter of a century,
ard to-day stands at the head. 1t never
disappointed Free trial bottle at any
drug store.
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CHAMRTR OF COMMERCE.

IN important monthly meeting Of the
'hamher Of Cnnnerce and TuduSt"r
viii he held in the mayors Office this
'vening at o'clock.
report ON fire Insurance matter.
viii be made by Mr. re- G. Srr"n.
nH'rman "r be insurance. cummItt,.p
fhi> is = mrftrr " iu'cres' ~ ivory
member Of the Chamber and - large
attendance is expected
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Female Seminary, the Orphan Asylum,
and Horner School, and also to railroads
for special attentions and courtesies.
After remarks by DIR. Hume, DR.. Car
ter and others, the Convention adjourn
ed with the closing words by Drs. HUFF
ham, Garter and President r. FL. Marsh.
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$4,000 FOR
THE BAP T|ST
UNIVERSITY
That's What Was Raised at
Baptist Convention.
THE ENTHUSIASM GREAT
REV. o. l.. SPRINGFIELD MADE a
GREAT IMPRESSION.
O. oOo COp TunMhCuiIE ORDINANCE
THE ENTHUSIASM GREAT
$1,000 FOR BROWNSVILLE 0RPHANAGE
Meet at 6reenvilIe Next Year. The Work Ct
the Woman's Missionary Society--wake
Forest College, tic.

Oxford, n. c., Dec. 13.-tSpecial.) y
The session of the Baptist State Con
vention closed a most harmonious session
at 1915 o'clock to-day. 1t has been
the best convention in many years, ami
illed with zeal to go back to their homes
TO press forward the work so enthusi-
astically projected here.
The next session OF the convention,
will be held at Greenville.
Rev. w. s. Penick. of Elizabeth City.
was selected TO preach the Introductory
sermon. with Rev. j. Q. Adams a.
alternate.
$3.50 FOR STATE MISSIONS
At the conclusion of the discussion
on State Missions the delegates very
promptly raised $3.50 with which to pay
all the indebtedness to the missionaries
NEW CHAIR AT WAKE FOREST
Wake Forest College submitted its r..
nrt which made most favorable snow
ny. Addresses were made by Pres;
bnl Taylor Dr. Skies and others Tn,
ru~tecs OF the college reported that
hey had elected as Professor Of History
nd EconQm;cS DIR. Il, M. Skies. ana
hat he wonld also have in charge
Physical Culture. Or. Skies has beer
making a canvass of the State for tine
college during the past three months.
and has done a fine work, He Is n1t
only a good speaker, hut gentleman
Of high culture. having spent three
years at Johns Hopkins University since
graduating from Wake Forest. His
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Mrs N9rv Bird Harrisburg. Pa.
,vs My child is worth millions to
ne- VT ! wonid have lost her by croun
'rad ] not invested twenty-five cents in
bottle 81 ono Minute Cough Cure "
II cures coughs colds and all throat
1nA lang troubles. Carolina Drug Store.
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MURDER WILL OUT"
THE SLAYER OF MEHALeY WHITE UNDER
ARREST.
Crime Committed Near Method More Than
Year Ago. Captured in
Baltimore.

James Booker, alias James Chavis.
eolored, was sent ito Jail yesterday (Sun-
day. by Justice Wamsey, to await the
action of the authorities of Raleigh, N.
e. Booker is accused of numbering Me-
haley White, colored woman of Wake
county, in Raleigh township, August
-, 1896. 1t is alleged that during
quarrel with the woman he cut her wita
a knife, infiicting wounds from which
she died. After the fight Booker came
North, and finally reached Baltimore.
He was arrested Saturday night in
saloon on Market space by Police Cap
tain Barranger and Sergeant G. NJ. Cole.
Baltimore Sun.
The people of Raleigh will at once
recall the circumstances of the crime
with which Booker stands charged.
Mehaley White was a gOOd-lOokinx
colored girl. who worked as a servant
at Major r. S. fuckers. Booker loved
her desperately. hut his affection was
not returned. though he did all in his
power TO win the girl
Finally. i'm desperation he armed hfm-
self with a muSket. loaded with buck
shot, went to her home. near Method.
demanded that she consent to THE mar
riage and on her refusal, drew his gun
and shot her as she ran away, blowing
the whole ton of her head off
Then he fed, and no trace Of hin
could he found. Though he v-os outla wed
and a reward of 800 was offered for his
arrest.
AnnEcation for Remission panerS has
"'rp"dv boon made to Solicitor Pou and
BOOKER will soon he brought here to
""s"'er for his crime at the next term OF
court
The murder w"s one Of tho most cruel
""d co'd-hlooded ever committed in this
COUNTY
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''%ono hotter" Mr.. Thomas Buckley
rtin@ from the Iron Works Elm ST.
Troy y, Y SAYS: "Dr. RuN's Cough
'Trnn IS one Of the finest congh syrups
for colds. None better. I always use it."
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Natures Detectives.
When a crime is committed, no matter in
what corner of the earth the criminal tries

criminal tries
to hide, he
knows that
pro b a b l y
c where
or other on
the lookout
is a detective
waiting to
lay his hand
on him.
When any
disease at
tacks man
in d a n d
hides itself
in the human
system, no
matter how
OBJ S cure or
complies ted
the disease
may be, Ma
ture among
h er gre a
force of de-
tective rene
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PREACHING ON SUNDAY.

All the pupits OF oxford, except that
Of the Episcopal church, were occupied
by the preachers from the Convention.
MONEY FOR THE ORPHANAGE.
At the Baptist church ut night mass
meeting was held in the interest Of the
Baptist Orphanagr, at Thomasvibh.
Hon. John G.. Scarborough cad the re
port. and made an able address. He
was followed hy Rev. J. h. Boone, thu
general manager. and Pcv. nr. r. L
Vann. and although $1,000 had beer
raised Saturday night. the congregation
responded TO the call and gave $3.50
for the building OF house for the gen
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election to the chair of History. etc,
win be hailed with delight by the stu
dent body, with whom he is very popu-
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NOTICE TO CONTRIBUTORS.

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The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1897-07-17

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IEse zz-ozz3e rxzk : pEsee3 sz-z13e Cd
thss szng1- FEs0zH. U13=rgr11nd xzs& be-
lgw LkAe a@Te2 "a the e-sgEne tssa- ant The
ZEs0iz.s - a-zwz Up - EeSaesa hF =
sal Il1y pkAn-3 On oze s13- q The
szED= Ikzs Errz1gez1uI prevents al
Es.szah Gsz-E q sxy.3a<aan In fA.cz euu-
sS3=T L sz5=T and 1are euoDousezI risxu
s-1EEz+ and Whea The haEz1EnsE II done Il
ezz t- k2sz- down and tfa=re i Absolutely
% oaEzsz-Ets01 ct f8-i and 10 Fs1zsihle
1zazeT e eKl5azs1n -
Ikse Ell2s1-z102 EIEzn kereET1A shows
ETFs- d szzg112e very much In use In
1EDe= fhrylxhosu1 CzElfgrnla. Oregon.
l&zh9, ArlLoz1z- Mexico. L tab. Nozrznz.
NevS3z- &c IL i bzil1 BIZ The Herrules
iI4z EzeZi1e Works q san Frznezsao. Ia
Al sZZe=s frczn two 20 80 hors- power
The ezsElD=s are bsgIlI extra h=zvT. the
hosting ar7Zl helng upon the same base
~ The -zagine. and g-zrs-1 direct The
levers operating The hoGsz are positive In
scTlO1 and are within easy uontrol q tfae
oF@rz10F Absggf three tfl0zzsz.sl a
th-zse e1ZInes are II use In different
parIs q The country, and N every IN
stance have s3e-D01z-rztezi their suEserT-
orlTT ovsr any Other FsyEvr Tor the pur-
Jose 1s53
Tbey are also made 70 turn dl=tiIlzte
oil EhSeh re-iGc=S The fuel cgsz VERY
materially and where water and fuel
arr sczroe the saving in these items
quite often enables the property 20 b
worked Eehre oEherEise the exp.en=e
ztters1zZi upon operating = steam e.
gIne EOuAd prerf1.ds L
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An interesting End was made Iasg
Sunday BY two young geologists from
Allegheny. near the old lox-house on
the McNabon place. jus; south Of town.
The find consisted % three nint hatch
cts. o. tonahAWks. twenty-five arrow
tips. one large and one sznaI clay NOR
tar supposed 30 have been used for the
grinding and mixing Of maize AID q
BumbeT Of small stone dishes.
These stone dishes we're likely used
By the medicine man Of the tribe for
mixing medicine. o. probably were used
for mixing war paint as they were ali
stained With q red substance that rerJ
much re&embled ochre. These young
men a-s the sane that made the Inter
sz;lnS discovery At DugzB's run last
summer. and although they were not
booking for Indian relies. they value
their ind highiy-BeaTer Fails Repub-
ueaa-
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Grapes ana rAe App~aalx.

TAzngs have been xa1s aRssur Ne
b42eful and 2slscssSzs juice - TIE grape
ever SlDce fAe s1asa ri-e wh@a NasA
fSG2d ouE aasssl II AID earae thsTSSE
- grsefs bG1 exe2 ksefsre tAAa mem ar
grapes. AID onGy Elfhln the last a@oass
have tA@g h@@2 talked t. ab.0al th1i
IL h o1ly xz1cs Szrgezzs be<xn pe
E1ake mS1Ey hzaft2g kor grape seeAs
IN the Vsrnlfsrm apps2dix that pe0-
pse hare been AfraSd to ear grapes.
and 70 ear rA@m xr-akgAt
II nSw appears tA2t In an TIE thsz-
sands a ezseS fa2OaS. and p-zsSb3y IN
sszle eAs=z infzDo1<. n wAscA us
BeW-fGshBSasd sargzeaI eqerm rssn AS
been performed t5er~ - n8< sze case
In WAheh 4 grzpe SD e. arr other It
tie bGllsiSAaped rAing AS b-~a foa2a
in The Veru1foru apEe1dlX- The wsoze
interior Ok the zpp~nt2Ix Is only -
eD01gh 10 admir- q medium siE-d aarar
ing BeeSsle- Nobody krswx whzzf il Is
there f0E. bzE x u1st hzFe t<ea esefgi
~ soNOe tine. II - q ezs- q the szr-
rival o. tse uaai. Exc ~ w1s3s.z
teeth. whieh are - - Iirrse use TO raozs
F--S9ie, and The tO-SSEs- whsrA ezase
- E3ca rryuAsle Dos a13 thea
The t0oSsls and Tie appez4lx are h.osA
unused paris u TIE body. All perull-
airy Eah5e to aARea=e beca sse fAey are
noe srr~nETbene1 by Use. II ia9zmuEa-
t59a Attacks ra-n tsey arp unal1e 70
resist Thus many diseases whlca haFe
h-een aScTsh-sa 10 p@rtt0ultis- or e0lsc. o.
I mysterious Pr0Ft5-2cS o. so1se ki14
have h'e@a 3De 10 the dl@eAs~d eaadL
ton % thss EEGIe useless 0rzna o. th@
huZAn system. and II the tryub3e lad
besn discovered IN rfz8s ~ apq~2silx
e-ould hare been removed. and Al w0uid
have been Eel
The rr1zasiy. therefore. Ia Boz In AVOID
taZ grape SEEDS wh8ca Do Dot czE=e
the Irsable. bat in keeping ~ Eell and
- S;roRg - p-aSS5bie. and IN caS= 81
ss31~n Illness calling = reliable ds-foy
who VIII ka0w whAG the natter L.
Somebody o0e~ sz5d that r3as; people
nse a Doctor 10 enable then 20 sin
ASziE< the Aus % narBre viva In
panty Bur that - lad Use for hia.
-Washlng-oa Tines
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Any one who knows tlsst ehzrrnIa=
nan Canon Anger. master o. The ten
ple, wiz comprehend 70 the full iss BE-
NOR Of this story. CanoR Anger Is a
great favOTite Eith Children. and upoa
one OCCASION was asked to assis; ~
jursniI@ party. Arriving al shat -
i5ouzht Vas his destination. = bouss "a
4 rOu % Others exactly alike. the canon
made bis way up to the dra wing-rooEa.
Don't announce ne. sasd be 90 tie
domestic. and th~regpon the reverend
gentleman went down spon aII-foars.
rufsed up his white hair and era uIesI
Into the room gtterinE the Er3wls 81
an angry polar bear. VIVA, WIS his
horror and aIasLsmeni to find when be
got into the room tEo Old ladies p,etri-
led With assonishIRent- He had found
his way into the pexf-door house. ID
stead Of into the one TO which be Was
hidden. It'd Bits.
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A simple experiment. In producing
zla nay be made by the 1se Of cyEfn-
3@r Of GAS ats0u1 fOgr fEeheS IN d.
ADeSer and eight IBebes hixh- This l.
70 b tall fled with g PER cent aIeo-
k0l ehln2 saBesT ID pEaeed over the
eyADder. which ID then pat Enao a bot
water hath and b=zted quite Rot. bot
Got to the boiling point for aIrobol
Thea tbe cylinder, ktiu covered. Il care
fully and quickly placed upo1 a table
In cool poTTSon Of the room Very
s00D TApor win be discovered ca The
UD3eE side Of the saBrer. e501ds win
form and from them little drugs fan
GpS1 the alcohol This miniature
shower may last for an bour or more.
The top par1 Of the cylinder ciears d.
rectiy % that TIE condensation il sen
midway between the al-obo4 and the
EaDoer- II i curious and Interesting
sight. the water below the clouds and
the clear atmosphere above. II i'm
D@diately after removing tie cylinder
from the b0t-Ezfer bath 4 cold - ueer
replaces the bot one. storm eCrrsuts are
dlseeruIble- Often the currents viii a.
esnd upon Ocs side Of the cyHn5er and
descend upon the other. Conducted I'd
On a somewhat larger sale. this sx-
pertinent would be Of great interest to
classes o. Students II Il Rot an ex-
pei4siTs one. and Il very easily nan
aged even By amateurs
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She Wa Crematei-

Mrs NassinZbFed. who recently died
In England. EAz q EOz1zu whom al
American club women that vent abroad
were especially DESTROYS Of meeting As
founder and DTes55e1t ~ the we'll
known Pioneer Cub Of Loa50n her
fame had e5isey crossed the water.
though AZ bone s5s was DISTINGUISHED
Tor much Or5eF progressive E0rk. She
vas 4 powerful Iea5er. from her wealth
and zeal, IN the tez1Derance cause. and
% coming into an eIte1siEe heritage
about 10 yearz ago. she turned al the
public b01ses Of her estate into coffee
iaTerns and social elUbs- She was an
ant-TiTiSectjO1ist. IN ardent worker
for EOmsn's suffrage. AID zIthaI =
FhzrninZ and eoDpan5o1zbse woman.
Her remains were cremafed. an odd &C
curTence al the service beld over the
ashes being the prayer o< Canon VIII
berforce. lmpIor1nz God to tel the de-
ceased hOE m7eb she was loved and
missed here below.
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rs+E EXPORTS or FsyI
Record of 1897 Tr~LI-s Tha, of Fr.-
ytaas f~aFs

>pskane July 10 The ryprr~. ru~,
paus~- of ths. 1ty have hauaI-i tar~
tiHS - raueh fruit tbt- year Az. any 4. .-s
.Inrs the establishment ct azrn.ss. 80
~fokzns
ThIs z.tnnI-hIng staisr1su' 81. u.ssl- Pos
an express agent who ha. rvamlval fa.
resords .5ne~ l--9 and 6uls that b. Pc .
made NJ sNtrsyagsnt claim. \ .an4r
vatEvs estimate a. the salgs IT The fr4.t
shipF-zi from here. fret cost is s5Hun
Tor ts9 Haonths That Is the sam a-ttr.i
BY the fruit rai~sr, and dos u,t in l.r',
the express charge O. the rradt- e o.
continuation men OF thu amount So
kan consumed two ffths. tho ruau.r. e.,
the north tao Gfths and other ~rfira.
one afih. Il dos not lnrlnae the lasat
consumption IN the Palguae. IN Wau4
Walla. North Yakima ami other tazrs
II represent. the value d fruit uh,rh D..
.ent 10 spokane 20 b. u-.d here and f.,
export
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- ghs InhnAzaAmes - Ean~z1cA
III washea % nunrM m amkmmRa
ed. FuEzA nr giEa god asEnnsEs -
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persazs xlHEe. aaa I neweE EzW enc
Fa@r FueGEAe behave ws1A t1aR sezFe &~
MY sA3rA mseN u EngaEn8 ~ EtMmp
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kEs e2Ewex 1HkzRaExg-x The sszsrz are
sesEA.e1 - Al 6lr1-rauRs ~ Asrznsasksns
zzaaerx and sassee<x Arxzzrexh N
asgsasssa cAAzn0s<Ers 1G1 less Ehnm rhe
erEaa F@1H1ers A14 srHAptsEx- One newer
WaAraes - Tie streets and RszREsr hsEIiila-
MEx. aA@sr azEzczz cs.zEsAz19y ana
srz2Eay vary. .ersr3lng 70 TIE cSGrse
e the sEa L<kzs M11 xAEnaeS a. 10 b
ne fsr@Dssn are whsEsy dEeE=m1 fraan
what fAey VIII De NJ 4 In the nfs<Ezmam-
TAe F3sEe@x1De wRzDen have kzaeresx-
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