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The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-10-06

Tears blend with her triumphs. She stops
10 think to mourn; yea, to pray that the
God OF harvest send her more laborers,
who, while they work for their own coun-
try, shall sacrcdy regard tho liberty of
other peoples and the rights Of man.
What can not love aud righteousness
achieve for the race? All that can be ac-
compllshed, and more than history has yet
recorded. All good that ever was written;
taught or wrought comes from God ana
human faith in the right. Through divine
love the right government is assmilItcd,
the way pointed out the process shortened
and the Joy of ncqucscence consummAted.
May God sanctlfy our nations sorrow in
this wise, and His rod and His staff com
fort the living Ms ii did the departed. @.
may His love shield. support and comfort
the chief mourner at the dcsolate home.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-10-06
Seen by the Practical Girl.

At the circus the practical girl found an
object lesson in clothes. It was furnished
by the women acrobats who came ont Mt.
tired in bail gowns and did everything from
handsprlngs TO pyramids.
There" she said, SIS an Illustration.
Now Just watch those skirts get all tangled
mp. I've been watching those people,
every Instant expecting one Of them to get
caught ma perhaps killed. and IN the ma
teral weren't so light 1t would surely
happen.
But Is there anything graceful about n
long skirt II you want to do anything? 1t
Is all right II you want to sweep into a
bail room and just stand and look nice.
But n YOU want to do something they re
always In the way, mn the modern woman
wuuts to do something.
Vow. you mark my words, women are
going to find ont Just how clumsy long
skirts are and there's going 10 be a revo-
lntlon. The rainy daisies are on the right
path, but they've emily begun"
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-10-06
Fashions in Fall Footwear.

The fashions OF footwear change but ut
tie from year to year, but there is an in
creasing preference for heavy. broad solcd
shoes for walking or outing wear. The
four styles shown here Dre the latest modes
this autumn.
NO. is stylish pair of heavy calf boots,
high lnced. military heels and heavy soles.
to wear with short skirt.
No. Is a lighter weight walking shoe
for n little dressicr occasion; soft French
kid uppers with patent leather tips and
vamps, and heels trlle higher.
No. are dress slippers for evening wear,
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-10-06
WoMAN,s SUFFRAGE.
Some Observations Regarding the Colo
rado SituntIon

Some Observations Regarding the Colo
RADIO Situation.
Lillian Whiting SAYS Of womun's suffrage
IN Colorado. IT would hardly seem pos
sible for any person Of ordinary uteli-
gcncc to visit Colorado without becoming
convinced Of the value of woman suffrage
TO society ana to the state. However ones
prcvOus convictions might have differed
from this conclusion. II Us one that must
inevitably bc forced upon the ordinarily
Intelligent perception when brought face
to face with the great object lesson of It's
working demonstration For myself / re,
CURED no conversion. IL Is true. bui uly
belief Ia no longer faith alone but sight
ns we'll Even tho enthusiastic advocate
Of the political cufrauchIsemcut OF women
Is aroused to- new energy iu tho yistus ot
larger life and finer social results that re-.
veal themselves as the result Of this higher
step m progress ln the Centennial State.
THE fact that women are voters changes
The entire structure of society to degree
that Is surprising, cvcu to those who have
theoretically believed IN this same result
1t Is all We had believed and even more
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-10-06
Overheard al IN plaY.

Mr.. John Kcndricb Bangs was he slr
Of good joke the other evening IN ss'
York theater, A bright girl. upon Itis
ing from her companion, cockng b
portation, That the genial hnmods u A
StyX was in the audience, asked her ssa
in what row he was located. Hes b
H. said the youth, with lnslstence On o.
aspirate. "Oh. indeedr Responded III
bright girl, collecting more material |
pursuit Of fresh cory in the vicinity 81 d
StYX, The TuSt uare not say. but / \
able 10 announce that he has new III
In preparation, to he called "0ys u
Plum Pudding" which has the right iiiz
about II for Christmas publication.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-10-06

would stu be Insufficient. The price Of
pcarls has Increased greatly of late, vet
TIC more they cost the more eagerly they
Naturally the demand is greatest for
those which are fanltless. A jeweier who
has inc row Of symmetrical pearls can
ne ne sure OF selling II at a high price. a
rev days ago saw necklnce containing
tory-hve penrls, OF which twelve were
black. II Is worth 10000 francs, mud will
certainly be sold within n week
wealthy Americans are especially fond
Of pearls, and think nothing Of paying 300 .
w francs Tor necklace They are very
practical, and know well that In buying
pearls they are making safe Investment.
row Of pearls that was worth 1OUOO
francs hfteen years ago is today worth
1 20 ,.o, or Tour times ne much, as very soon
Pearls, however. must he really beau.
thu and faultless In order to fetch n high
price. t'nsynmetrlcal pearls are bought
only when the ornaments In which they
are 90 be placed are Of surpassing beauty.
perfect pearl, on the other hand does
not not need to have its beauty enhanced by
gold or diamonds. indeed, Il will he In.
iured n placed too close 10 metal or 10
diamonds. or all pearls the white are the
most attractive. and the only reason why
the black are more In demand is because
they are more rare. Rose colorcd pearls
were discovered some time aro-4..bey do
nivot come from pearl oysters hut from
musSels whlvn arc found IN the rivers Of
Scotland. AS rule. these stones are not
quite round.
There are various theories as to the
manner In which pearls are formed. Some
say that an animalcule bores through the
shell or the oyster and that the latter,
with the object Of stopping up the hole,
eNudes substance out or which the pearl
Is gradually formed. Others, OH the con
trary, claim that pearls are formed by
microbes.
"Onc word of advice now 10 the fortu.
nate owners OF pearls. Some persons main.
tain that pearls may he worn daily hut
that Is mistake, as constant usage tends
to spoil them and lessen their value rho
persplration of tho body Is Injurious to
them, especially when they are worn by a
sick person."
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-10-06
Pearls Reoomin Scarce.

During the last few years the demand for
perfect pearls has been 50 great that now
the supply on hand Is practically exhaust
ed and the leading jewelers. " Europe fear
that for some time there will I've dearth
OF these costly gems
ut is true" says NJ. c. Chinchollc, an
expert writing on the subject, that In
The thousands Of pearl oysters which are
being constantly brought mp from the dcep
many beautiful pearls are found, but even
il twice as many were found the supply
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-10-06
New Conoeits in Hosiery.

the exhibitions OF colorcd hoSery in large
shops almost bcggnr description. Every
new and fashionable shade is duplicated,
matched stocking for any colored gown.
This enables fashionable women to carry
out the "one-color scheme which is an
extremely popular fad at present
Tho stripes and plalds are usually made
of black or white sometimes both, fine
and broad lines Of these colors producing
some very attractive effects, especially ON
blue and gray grounds.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-10-06

Louis XIV heels and narrow toes, With the
large buckles which are much worn now
on evening slippers, in patent leather or
suede.
40. Is dainty pair of black satin
slippers perfectly plain, With high French
heels. Ia wear with n neggce costume
1t Is always economy IN the emu TO nave NV,
Cleanse them carefully from dust each umo
they are worn, and when not in use keep
ON wooden forms which arc made especially
for thiy purpose. These are not expensive
and nothing will aid more In keeping shoes
free from creaseS and In good shape.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-10-06

so. Whatever special interest women have
az heart, whether the building IL n club
house, The extension and higher develop
mcut OF the schools. or the Improvement
of any municipal matter. their EFFORT ~
perfoIcc taken seriously and not regarded
as "a matter OF amusement The result Is
that the woman takes her place Ia the al
fairs Of life as rational and responsible
human being. and that social matters and
conversational interchange orc Infinitely
more interesting ana significant
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-10-06
MRS. eooY ON "TRUE GREATNESS"

Founder Of Christian Science Pays a
Tribute to President Mckinley.
New York Sun.
Concord, ~ HIN connection with the
memorial meeting for President Mckinley
held here. Mrs. Mary Baker Eddy has
made public the following
TRUE GREATNESS.
BY Mary Baker G. Eddy.
Imperative, accumulative. holy demands
rested ON the life and lahors Of our late
beloved president. William Mckinley. Pre-
siding over the destlnies Of nation meant
more TO him than a mere rehearsal oi
aphorisms. a uniting Of breaches soon 20
widen, a quiet assent or dissent. IL began
with heavy strokes, measured movements
REACHING from the ln4nlteslmal 70 the In,
ante, IT AsgAn stAS3nlSs tAa p&yele 81
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1901-01-24
POLICE OFFICER RESCUED.
OfHcer 4. G. wrp<o of the Conner
Bluffs Force Tells an In~terestin
story.

Council Bluffs, Iowa. Jan. -. 1a01-
fSpeciall-Kin6resrted Officer Swan
son Of the l>esI police force &. very
popular In the ,tty. He has lived here
for seventeen years. and has enjoyed
many high Offices in social and society
work. He is now Y~ice-President Of III.
"Dannebrog' Brotherhood, the largest
Danish secret society in America.
which combines benevolent with the
social features. Owing 10 the constant
exposur. and many hours on his feet,
which his duty as a police officer
makes unsvoidssle. Mr.. Swanson BE-
came the victim Of serious Kidney and
Liver Trouble. He was very bad, but
has entirely recovered. He gives the
story in his own words. as follows:
Il hsve bee a sufferer for many
years with Kidney and Liver Trouble.
and have tried many remedies. some Of
which gave me temporary relief. and
others which were absolutely worth
less. / began to think that there was
no help fo' me, when my nephew gave
me part os a bop Of Dodd's Kidney
Pills which Re had left, saying that IL
would do no harm 20 try them. as they
had certainly fixed him all right. What
he gave me helped me so much that I
felt justified in purchasing more. and /
grew slowly better. II took almost two
months TO effect a complete cure, as
mine was a very bad case, but I can
cheerfuliy and truthfully say that 1 am
a well man to-day, and am very CRATE
full that Dodd's Kidney Pills were thus
brought 10 my notice"
The wonderful cures effected by
Dodd's Kidney Pills in Iowa nave Gre
ated quite a sensation in some parts
OF the state. There does not seem TO
be n case Of Lame Back. Rheuma-
tism, Kidney or Bladder Trouble which
these wonderful Pills cannot cure.
They are certainly popular here. and
the sale through the local druggists Is
very large.
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1901-01-24

Fgry-tgo Z-rilRh efrizezs during
Tie ian, tea years have changed their
ssr-4zn&s, because they were the szue
as tao@e O. famous villains IN well
Enown books and plzys. For this
privilege they pad me country alz8
Dickens 10 r@Dn.ibSs for over a third
OF the narze changes. and. among 9Th
era, seven ovilps have sued for a new
name during the past ak years alone
QuiIp in The Old Curiosity Shop" was
such a dsteStabSe villain that victims
OF the ans anne said IL Gid thera and
their business harm. Uriak Heep. the
cringing rogue Of David Copperneld y
is responsible for Eve people Of tina.
name seeking new cognomsna. An
other name that has been changed By
seven different families 10 "T@grse,"
spelled In several different ways, the
name of the seo1ndreIly painter in
Uncle Toms Cabin"
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1901-01-24

RI Rer. 3Laa5el Creighton, D D.
b&sn0p q London, IL dead aged fifty
eight
" Charles Eerrn5te. the French
mathematician, Is dead He was born
"a IG22
Mrs. Harriet CrEhan. mother os Ada
Eshan the actress. did al her home IN
Brooklyn she had been IL only a week
with bropchirip.
AchLle Arthur Dsxsa-5ins. advocate
general q the court Of cessation and a
vel known writer On legal subjects.
died in Paris He was born Nov. 8.
Isg5.
Cen E1welg q Otis. in Of
the Department q rae Lakes. 10 a VIC
tim o. The grip While his condition IL
regarded as serious, he Is 2 very
SICK nan
z l. G0-CroEs. for twenty-five years
manager Of the Western Cnien Tele-
graph company in Terre Haute. in
dead He vas 2 veteran tslegrapher
and well known throughout the couu-
try.
william p. Ffshback master in cham
cry Of the United States court in Indi-
annapolis, formerly editor Of the ST.
Louis Globe Democrat. and one Of the
best known attorneys O< Indiana. is
c@@f' aged seventy-rwO years.
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1901-01-24

Rev. Sheldon sets Topeka society
women by the ears
One-sixth OF New York city's popu-
Ation is suffering with b grip.
J. J. Hill succeeds the late Cornelius
Vanderbilt as director OF the CnIcu
Trust company Of New York.
An anii-raatrimoniaI association has
been organized within the University
Of Chicago.
The Great Northern ~iTI quit the use
Of the lines OF the Oregon Railway and
Navigation company.
Relatives have begun a contest over
the estate Of Seth Abbott, Chicago, for
property valued at over slO9,OG9.
An Ohio man who had died appar-
emily from dropsy was brought back 20
life oy means Of injections Of salt So
luton.
Blast furnace employees in convention
at Youngstown. Ohio. decided TO order
a strike IL prospective cut is made in
wages.
Twenty students OF Gambler college.
Nj. Vernon, Ohio. are likely TO be ex-
I|BAT@ W. ~ ~ CO o. I-aEhDOElUR
girls gymnasium.
The Mutual Life Insurance Company
Of New York in annual report shows IL
has led ali other companies the past
year In business.
The rattle Of the 5000 900 Pierce resi-
dence at eloux City has been settled
by awarding h property to L. J. Bar
kVFrE NZzF NnRE The r.aTTE--Ag--
threadmaker.
Mrs. Henrietta Howell. wife Of the
appraiser Of customs. port Of New
York, was found wandering about the
streets OF San Francisco in a demented
condition.
Gov. Hunt has abolished the permit
system in the Occur d'Alenes, which
section is still under martial law, and
prohibited the employment of state
deputies without his permission. This
is a concession TO the miners union.
Between machine manufacturers not
members OF the National Metal Trades
association and their union workmen
trouble is said 10 BE- brewing over the
question OF shorter hours and a strike
is threatened IN the spring involving
about 10000 out OF the sc, ZOO union
machinists in the United States.
A Pacific medical association Is about
70 be organized embracing Washington.
Oregon, Idaho. Montana. Utah. Nevada.
Arizona, California. Alaska. British
Columbia, the Hawaiian Islands, the
Philippine archipelago. the western
part OF Mexico and OF the Central
republics and possibly japan.
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1901-01-24

Rt Rev. yandeIl Creighton. bishop
Of London. ts dead He was born in
Is43 He recently underwent two opera
tons for abdominal troubles.
II IS officially reported that go Japa~
nsss fishermen are missing. and they
are supposed 20 have persisted IN a
storm Jan 10 OF me west coast.
The Russian government has ordered
b Eoyoe yremya ~ ~ it's attacks
upon the French government and upob
Cen Andree. the French minister OF
war.
II is reported that according To ex-
Queen M~arghsrita's earnes petition
the pope has authorized the parish
priest Of the district 10 bless her neg
palace.
The government probably viii take
eognizance Of the troubles in Santo
Domingo and viii take such action as
Is necessary for the protection OF
American interests there.
It is stated that y~ereschagln. the
celebrated Russian painter Of battle
scenes. VIII leave Moscow IN February
for China. where he viii paint scenes
VI NNE " IAAAARGSSAA
The Bucharest correspondent Of the
London Daily Express says that FIVE
Roumanian soldiers while going home
were attacked and eaten by wolves
after a desperate struggle.
The king and government OF Italy
have accepted a great project By Count
Zapsah and Baron Douglass. Germans.
for drying out the pontiae marshes
and rendering them h~abitable and fer
tile.
Earl Roberts has sent a letter TO the
lord mayor Of London asking that the
municipal and other fetes proposed in
bis honor b. postponed in view Of the
present unhappy circumstances In
South Africa"
Gen. Sir William Butler declares that
he is not aware of any intention on the
part OF the var office 10 appoint him
20 the command Of the forces in Can
ada in succession 10 Cen. Lord Sey-
mour.
Gen. Sir William Butler declares that
he is not aware of any Intention on The
part Of the war office to appoint him
TO the command Of the forces IN Can
ada in succession to Cen. Lord sey-
Mour.
The National Bank Of Mexico. the
largest financial institution in the re-
public, has declared a 1871 per cent
dividend for January on Its capital
of $ls.0Oo.0co, whereas last year the
January dividend was 6 per cent.
The city council az Amsterdam has
voted 100000 guilders, 81. az, 600, for
an electric plant which is 10 furnish
powerf 10 street cars. lighting. etc. for
mat city. Consul Frank ID. Hin re-
ported that the prospects seem fair for
a part at least Of ne supplies to come
from the United States.
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1901-01-24
Resume Of the neWS.


The Fegplz's Bank u LiE11Es.an
cvsr1an aggatE, Tenn was T9bts1 q
&asi5h No Iraes q Ia burglars.
-Ge sega73 1rlz3 Of Jessie Morrison
f@r IRE MURDER @ Cal1 Castle, VIII Dc
aes1 al Ioe MarE1 term Ct the cCEGrT
Ia EduraGp- Aaz-
Gorge II Whla%hea& manager q
th@ army and Navy c3gh New York
E -1aE-g I'D II Is alleged that large
wa&s uS Tie ~8Ebs funds have G-EaF-
Eeagzz wIEh h1m
fEaGaEo Electives -a5z=s Z c9U--
rerT-Ers@ den. CAPTURED z. ?. Ma
Carry. leader q the ba-G- and secured
-Es'ee GsgE q spurious cnln, with q
rg2e DutG- Tor Maintaining l.
Eo:2eEEs l. Alvgr1 Jr. rhe 5sfs1f--
- 1g.s teller q Ihe First National
Lark Il &@r York. was ssz-ezeeG 10
ra@f-eea years lnprasaE-e-- The
Glal~LE q ZG& G~t23GaElUz Was sagR 500
J Provost Mason. rair3 teller Of the
Confidential National Bank Of N=~
York Ia II ban. charged WIKI eu5ez-
zeZeg- TIE Epeca&c charge Is tbs
sealing O. $3.50 by means o. false -
@&Ts -~E EE-A&A~@L1 4%%A - s-t3ts
In AT
James Il Eg1aE VITO Vas arrested
al New T0s& 0z complaint q ms step
Ga1gsiE-. Miss Sadie Na--in0L the
actress, who charged hz-1 With dis
orderly GDnEZc- and Threatening her
life, vas sent % the Egrkhoase Tor SIX
MONTHS By Magistrate Pod u default
Of 500 hgEL
J p. EsrpEter. cashier q TIE Bank q
WarheLa- Eaz, committed s1laGs ~
E8OOri-g himself IL TIE head TIE Ea1-
E&s state tank examiner q arrived
At WarheIa 70 xsTnln n ACCOUNTS
q The hank. and so0n Afterwards
EarpEue- walked fnto an undertaking
establishment and fired the fatal shot
~ Berlin Ontario. = three-year-0it
cELId % Mrs. Katherine Eb@5 was Alb
cEcrsd 5T a man who secured TIE child
under TIE EKG1se that he wanted iIE
Photograph taken The wDElan'E hUE-
band ia in Detroit wbsre Mrs -bs@l
INTENDED 70 60 n Z 1ay or two All
attempts 20 trace rhe eaLd have been
futile.
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1901-01-24
EMERalfE.

The Union PaeiHc flyer was wrecked
az EsgGzyd, WyO. BY the breaking q 4
track, and many perE@ns were injured,
i~ncludsng ArteTnES Lamb Of C1t101,
Iowa
Word has been received 81 San
Francisco that shs Overdue United
States mail stean-sr Tg5lanoek had
been caught tn the ics st Kodak and
abandoned by tire crew, The captaIn
and crew are reported 10 be on theIr
way 20 E@artIe.
Stepping. az be thought from Tire
front car Of a South side el@rat@5
train % TIE platform % The Fifty
fifth street station al Chicago. Tn@O-
Sore o. Eoettgsr a vel kn0V7D musical
composer. Eewerty-ore years Old fen
% L. alley. thirty feet, and received
injuries fTona which IL ~ believed be
nil de
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1901-01-24

TIE s5eezorag Vsate sgr gragadeat VII,
5e counted Pet ~
AT0err HAY. T-atea stsfar consul TO
Pretoria has started ca hEE rEtgr2 %
n2k n2Irny X - improbable lzGl IL
VII re1zr- To Pretoria
EEor-E are bes1g MACE hy gprrsssa-
Iz1sT@ ESzaEZzg 70 SECURE an agrrar-z-
non % sasb# for trnurvre--arrg En- toe
weather bGrsaa a. Bismarck * =.
TIE governments has EigaeE q coz
traeI fr q Sa8sBla sahggl a9zse II EzE-
112g0 u wGE bz TIE Srgr modern
BebEss2 hUGss * Cz5a. and w1g 5e bZL
q stone
TEe bo9se committee 90 -gbaIc la7zs
AsS Cses2sG against remembering IT,
1aaora55s zet805 raey AaG pc@r1DlEE
taken 20 1DclaCe SAIL EaaGB g15er Ghe
placer z4-&zg laws
II appears frawa q 6ora-zzt Ben- 20
TIE EsZa1e iEsE the Tzifr5 States ggv-
sr1ls4T hEE MADE 10 s@9rI e enter
lE1c nsgO1ss&gzE win tn E~agernz-a-t
- CgsG-12a On the subject CT a. E11sr-
oceanic canal
TIE pTexs5ezt 5s daily gaming IL
NA[@&@ GA@ A~GEAI4GE MR841An NG .
sDee1y recovery He H attendlrg 20
ESre bZEln@ss than AZ any t-as Curing
AAE EEIaesEs tGt he Goes BOT expect q
60 i1t0 LIS O@os fog several days
II tEe negotiations Tor the purchase
q Ib= Ds-&xh West Indies are nearing
o01IleI0l L. reported from CDp@zha-
gsl TIRE fact has not recently been
brought 70 = zt;eDrD1 q Ihe state
department., wEien has not been sG-
v.Esd - the status q ms ree0tIa-l0zs
Tor three rnyEshE back
q letter rro@svs5 frg-a z naval officer
Ia China gD18eates r5ar the charge Of
aoSawoics agztEst Capt Han al Pek1z
ks Csc 90 sofia extent al least % lhe
vile O. 0-e o. The o@r3-s u TIE Amer
lean legation. who was oE@DEe5 be
aaEse t5e uars-eE Dis n0t treat hzE
with ~@at STE considered rrgDer re-
spscE
4 statement - ne exports and E-1-
parts u the Tinted States Shows that
during D3czube-. 1903, the imports q
raerEka-c&sE ~aEgDEDre3 10 sEs.Gg9 S32, ~
against r8-ESEE2 fcy ths CORES O-1-
ua0z-h ia 1873. Tie exForrs q DO
nestle n-oerc1sr63Ee during last G=-
amounted 10 slALs14es. -
against s12l - 42s for Deaembzr. 1875
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1901-01-24

W have received = copy q the new
alzzsrac fo- 1851 published BY the Roy
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important meteorological vents. We
are authorized % say that any woman
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without cos- by sending . request 20
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