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The Washington times., 1903-10-11
Marie cahill, Author.

Marie Cahill, Author.
Since reaching Boston Marie CahtiI.
who is starring in Nancy Brown" has
written the final pages OF a book that
will probably gain for her an enviable
place among clever women writer's. The
book deals with stage life. and numer-
Gus interesting incidents of Miss CahlIl's
career.
The title will be TITS Hard to Con-
vince YOU" which was suggested 10y
Daniel V. Arthur, Miss Cahin's hus-
band. The idea OF the title is that it
is difficult for a player to convince an
audience OF his or her claim to Lhei7.
approval.
From cover to cover. 1t is said. tho
book will be saturated with the atmos-
phere of the stage. 1t breathes. per-
haps. spirit OF cynicism, but this is
relieved by numerous amusing stores
OF which Miss Cahill has been the cen
trail figure.
One may gain some idea OF the con
tents OF TITS Hard to Convince You
from the following quotations culled
from the manuscript:
Most dramatic authors prefer living
and writing stuff that will die. to dying
and writing stun that will live"
"A professional Bohemian is one who
permits some one else to buy his
drinks"
"A stage manager cannot be both hon
est and popular"
IF you don't succeed the first time
try and fail again"
There is always room at the top 81
the ladder-after one gets there"
"Sophistry is the sugar with which we
coat our sins"
when an actor tells the truth about
his salary. woman will tell the truth
about her age"
The Washington times., 1903-10-11
To Fill Trinity's Pulpit.

To Fill Trinity's Pulpit.
During the session OF the Missionary
Council the following friends of the
rector, the Rev. R. P. Williams, Will
preach in Trinity Church: October Is,
p. m, Right Rev. William NJ. Brown,
d. D.. Bishop of Arkansas; October 20.
IL a. m, Right Rev. James Carmichael,
D. G. l., Bishop Coadjutor of Montreal;
p. m, Right Rev. Thomas Underwood
Dudley, d. D., d. c. L., LII D., Bishop
of Kentucky.
Many of the societies connected with
Trinity Church will begin their winter
work during next week On the 18th Of
October, at p. M, will occur the first
gathering of the Daughters Of the King.
October Is. the Chancel Chapter. and
the following day the meeting OF the
Charity Chapter.
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Briefly Told.

Henry Ainley. the English actor who
came to this country to be leading MR.
of the Empire Company, will enact he
principal masculine part in support OF
Maude Adams In 1.-The Pretty Sister OF
Jose" until the season at the Empire
opens.
Mabel Gilman has returned to New
York from Europe, where she went sew
eral weeks ago. Miss Gilman's plans
are not we'll defined as yet. 1t was I'M
derstood that she would again play In
London during the coming season.
Bruce McRae has been engaged IS
leading man for Ethel Barrymore. The
actor sailed last week for Europe on the
Campania, and will return by the same
steamer.
Grace Elliston is to be leading woman
for Richard Mansfield In "Old Heidol-
berg" and Ivan the Terrible"
Mrs. Patrick Campbell has secured the
English-speaking rights to w. l.. Courte-
nays adaptation OF "Undine." The piece
was given in a short version several
years ago by Cissie Lotus when that
young woman got up a special starring
tour all for herself. Miss LOTUS did not
create a sensation by her impersonatior
OF the title role.
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| ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
Pine Tree Club Meets.

The Pine Tree Club, formerly the Sons
and Daughters OF Maine, held its first
meeting of the season in the parlors of
the club. 522 Sixth Street northwest.
Saturday evening. October 3. The meet
ing was opened with an address OF well
come by the president. DR.. Patten, who
expressed the hope for prosperous year
for the club.
The committee to formulate a set OF
bylaws reported. that It would have its
report ready for the next meeting.
After the business of the evening was
transacted an enjoyable hour was spent
in social intercourse. The president ap-
pointed Mrs. Briggs chairman OF the
program committee for the next meet
ing. Quite large number of members
were IN attendance.
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EDUCATIONAL.
Medical Glass Elects Officers.

Medical Class Elects Officers.
Glass Of 1906. medical department. Co
lumbar University. has elected officers
as follows: F. Pat Machler. president:
Dallas Sutton. first vice president; r. R.
Merritt. second vice president; Carroll
Middleton. secretary. and William H.
Smith, treasurer.
The Washington times., 1903-10-11
MerTymakers Dance.

On Wednesday last the Merrymakers
held their first dance OF the season at
National Rifles Armory. A large num-
Der OF young people were in attendance.
The stage was decorated with palms.
Music was furnished by the Merrymak-
ers' Orchestra under the direction of
Charles Samuels.
The Washington times., 1903-10-11
Ohio Republican Association Meets.

Ohio Republican Association Meets.
The Ohio Republican Association held
largely attended and enthusiastic
meeting at Loyal Legion Hall last Fri
day night. In the absence of the presi-
dent. D. K Watson. who Is campaigning
in Ohio. Major F. II. Braggins, first vice
president. presided. and C. G. Morrison
acted as secretary. T. NJ. Sullivan.
from the transportation committee. re-
ported that a one-half fare railroad
rate had been secured for all Ohio voters
and their families, and that the secre-
tary would be at the Office OF Dick.
Doyle & Bryan. corner Fourteenth and
G Streets northwest. every night next
week for the purpose of issuing identi-
acation certificates. The president was
authorized to appoint a campaign COM
mittee. consisting Of two members from
each department. to get the voters TO so
home. New members were elected as
follows: A. G. Game, G. E. Everett. J.
NJ. Mclaughlin. and Hon. U. H. Hester.
The Washington times., 1903-10-11
Clyde Fitch Now Squire"

Squire" Fitch 1t is now. The play
wright has bought a large estate at
Greenwich. Conn, and In the young en-
thusiasm over his new possession rushes
every afternoon from the rehearsals Of
Her Own Way his new play for
Maxine Elliott, into a waiting automo-
bile and Off to the country. Clyde Fitch
The Washington times., 1903-10-11
D'Orsay Had Stage Fright.

1t IS a favorite trick of star comedians
suddenly to appear on the stage Of a
theater where some other comedian is
playing. and congratulate him on his
performance. Nat Goodwin, W. II.
Crane. and other popular stars have done
II from time TO time
The last person 10 do IL 50 far Is Law
renee D'Orsay. who is playing Lord Card
ington. in The Earl OF Pawtucket," at
the Princess Theater In New York. A
few nights ago. as soon as the curtain
had fallen on his own performance, he
hurried across Twenty-ninth Street to
the stage door of Days Theater. and
strolled upon the stage in the bal IN
scene OF Three Little Maids" &c
mingled with the dancers, and then care
lessly held out his hand to Mr.. HunJiey
who does heavy swell in the Maids. "
and looks very much like D'Orsay
Huntley had on a red coat as an officer
otherwise, he was almost the double oil
D'orsay. He saw the joke at once
shook hands with D'orsay. and, after
the show retired with him to a neighbor-
ing chop-house. and talked over old
times.
But I had-aw-stage fright awfully
when 1 found myself on Days stage, "
confessed D'Orsay afterward.
The Washington times., 1903-10-11
CONTINUED from Fourth Page.)

as IL 20 a class of kindergarten chill
dren. Miss Esther Woodward, OF IVES
ley NJ. E. Chapel. gave examples o.
blackboard picture work.
Mrs. W. H. Hoeke. of>Calvary Bap-
list. told of methods successfully en-
Floyed in the kindergarten department
of that Sunday school. A primary ma
ture song was taught by Mrs. S. r
Reeves. of the Western Presbyterian
Church.
Mrs. Wilbur F. Crafts gave an In
teresting account of experiences al
Chautauquas and conventions during
the past summer.
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P. G. Eucnre Club Organized.

The P. G. Euchre Club was organized
on Wednesday, October Z. A. Boyce was
elected president, and Mrs. o. P. Litz
secretary. The next meeting of the club
viii be held at the home OF the presi-
dent. 1920 F Streets northeast.
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Mems Club Meets.

The first meeting OF the season of st.
Marks Church Club for Men was held In
the parish hall at Third and Streets
southeast last Friday night. Prof Henry
Stopsack. jr., and his orchestra of four
teen young women and men gave a num-
Der of selections. At the close OF the
performance the professor and hts pu-
pills were given a rising vote Of thanks.
The Rev. DR.. Devries. rector OF the
church. added to the pleasure Of the
evening by a humorous recital Of his
experience during his summer outing
with the choir boys. In speaking Of the
object of the club he stated that its
primal purpose was that of getting all
men on Capitol Hill together for social
purposes.
The Washington times., 1903-10-11
Continued from Third Page.l

meet the exactions of his new position.
and his friends and admirers will watch
with eagerness his further career.
which promises to be one of exceptional
success
The Washington times., 1903-10-11
Title of MarIowe Play.

Much curiosity has been excited by the
title OF the new Esmond play, Fools OF
Nature" in which Julia Marlowe will ap-
pear this season. Some light is thrown
upon the application of II by this speech
of one of the characters:
Fools OF Nature, all the lot of us
even the best; touch US on the raw and
what are we-straws on a current
And the contention in reply as voiced
by the character taken by Miss Marlowe:
Fools of Naturei What a cowardly
creedi We can control our passions II
we like. We're stronger than the bad in
stincts in US. We can go straight II We
want to. We can rule ourselves, not only
for our own sake but for the sake Of
those around US"
The Washington times., 1903-10-11
From Blackstone to Stage.

Robert T. Haines. leading man Of the
Darling OF the Gods" at the Belasco
Theater. was once Kansas City lawyer.
He and William Hereford, now OF the
New York Herald" practiced in the
aame court. and it is the boast Of each
that he was a much worse lawyer than
the other Mr.. Haines married beau
tiful New Orleans belle, who has done
some good literary and dramatic work
including Hearts Aflame."
The Washington times., 1903-10-11
A Clever Player.

little girl hitherto unheard of is
making New York talk. Her name Is
Helen Hale. and she appears in Peggy
From Paris at Wallack's Thearer. She
cones on. and by her freshness. vivacity.
and utter disregard for the usual meth
DDS OF the musical comedy girl. wins
her audience. Miss Hale is still very
young. but Henry ". Savage exer-
cises his usual foresight and acumen. no
doubt we shall see Miss Hale in a star
part in the course of a season or two.
The Washington times., 1903-10-11

Grace Elliston is to be leading woma
for Richard Mansfield In "Old Heidol
berg" and Ivan the Terrible"
The Yale expositor. (Yale, St. Clair County, Mich.) 1894-current, 1903-07-24
The santiago Veterans.

Detroit was full Of distinguished
veterans of the wars OF a half century
or Thursday who came to celebrate
the anniversary Of the campaign OF
Santiago. aud. among the cclebrateu
military hgures were four major gen
erals of the regular army. All men
who have won fame that VIII plnc'
them IN history. These four veterans
are Mnlur.icncrals \. X. Chahee, 10
scph Wheeler. W. Il. Shaftcr ana John
e.. Bates. Besides these well known
men there were several hundreds ot
LESSER officers. whose services IN the
Spanish and civil wars has been no
less gallant and finally over l.o'm reg
ulnr soldiers of the United sdhtrS
army. The feature of the first dhy
uf The reunion was tho parade which
came rs near starting on IN" minute
ns any parade that ever got unu't way
IN Detroit. One thousand United states
soldier, spent the night Ia camp AT
Woodward and Monterey avenues
Fully 500 more arrived In the morning.
bringing th' population "t the camp
up tn an. The sight 81 highly inStru''
five and something In the natur" ~ a
revelation To- the people OF Michigan
accustomed 90 the Injuries oi the state
cu,aulpWruts.
The Yale expositor. (Yale, St. Clair County, Mich.) 1894-current, 1903-07-24

The National Epworih league Sos
,ippS iu Detroit drew lu.uDn attendants
from other states and lhc badge OF thr
lcaglc is seen an 1ll points about The
city. Accommodations were sought Oh
an sides ana more than four hundred
of the visitors of both sexes slept We'd
u.sday night lu the Central Methodist
"h'.T o.. ] Ec~, were people vino arrived
during the night sn that the reception
committees Wcr, unable To- locate them
boo lodgings till morning. Meetings 10y
states aud league rallies are going on
It various points and many distin-
guishcd clorgym"u. laymcn and touch.
els ,rr iu attendance. Everyon" seems
lee hc delighted with the arrangements
Tor their comiurt AMI convenience.
The Yale expositor. (Yale, St. Clair County, Mich.) 1894-current, 1903-07-24

THE MICHIGAN NEWS
What Is Doing In All Sections OF the STATE


The use Of noise making explosives
IN July shows as ~ results that nine
teen persons lost their lives. Slight
Injuries inflicted by the use of toy
pistols aud blank cartridges. injuries
that hardly attracted attention de
veloped later ON. the victims dying
from tetanus. Following Is the list:
July ALBERT q. Miller, Jackson.
aged IL.
July 3-Gcorgc Groufeon. Bay City
aged -.
July 0-Lco Burke. Cadillac. aged
Il.
July o-IIarry Traynor. Jackson
aged Il.
July 9-waltcr solm, Bangor, aged
IL.
July Io-IIarry Baker Flint, aged
L.
July ii-Gcorge Daniels. Kalama
zoo. aged u.
July ia-Clarcncc Hunt. Kalamazoo
aged 10
July i2-wuIlam Finch, damon.
dale aged II.
July i:l-Russcl II. Stambaugh. Ar
mazda. aged ~
July i;i-Fluyd Love. Charlotte. aged
5
July la-Bnrrctt Snow, Detroit, aged
IS.
/ July Il-Chcsicr Hathaway. Ale
gan. aged Il.
July l3-Iohu DcYoung. Monterey
July 1l-lsracl Ogushavctz, Detroit
aged H.
July i4-Wllllc May. Detroit aged
IL
July II-Jamcg Gray. Climax, aged
~
July l4-Jcuuic Webster Tor
Huron. aged a..
July l4-Rohcrt Marshall. -. Johns
The Yale expositor. (Yale, St. Clair County, Mich.) 1894-current, 1903-07-24

The theory tHat Warren Thorpe. The
Tmrkmlu township farmer was mur
G,rrd Is lp'ug revived. NJ the con-
rlu-loa of th- preliminary cNlmiua,
tiuu early iu July % was given uut that
tho rr.rasr OF Mrs. Jennie Thorpe ami
her iT-yeur.uld daughter Pearl Ne.
Donald. without hJ!. meant they
would uul hr held for trial. bat would
be- discharged when thc testimony was
transcribed AMI signed. Rirhnrd
Price. attorney fHr Thorpc's sons az
the Inquest. has been retained 90 ~
sat the prosecution. 80. instead Of dis
charging the women rs expected. more
evidence has been introduced. intended
90 ImpcIch err contradict the testimony
supporting the theory that Thorpe COM
mittcd suicide.
The Yale expositor. (Yale, St. Clair County, Mich.) 1894-current, 1903-07-24
IN. MontnEu. Failure.

n has developed that the failure oi
Charles Montague, of Caro-. and his
assignment u the Union Trust Co. Of
Detroit. Tor the benefit az his creditors
was precipnntcd 10y run on the EN-
change bank. OF Caro-. II which he
was president and owner
For some time past, NJ. Montague
affairs have been In bad way. and
he has been struggling 60 eNtricnte
himself from his difficulties. Besides
borrowing money. be- rcdiscountrd
more or less Of the banks securities
In Detroit and elsewhere. The extent
Of this rcdlscounting Is unknown. AMI
some think 20 will he found tina, ali
the banks assets have been hyp' tie
Gated. leaving only an empty shell
hind
The Yale expositor. (Yale, St. Clair County, Mich.) 1894-current, 1903-07-24
TrIrd 10 Lynch HIm.

There WAS q riot In the beet fields
ON The Hershey farm, west of owos>".
Monday. during which Archibald
Evans W.. nearly lyuchcd 10y score
uf other angry beet wccdcrS.
Evans. who &, 20 years old. cut the
price from Il 10 : cents row. ANA
the others heard 81 u. They dragged
him 2Uo yards across the Held AZ th,
end of rope and were about To haul
him through barhcd wire fence when
hr cut himself l1o~c Then they chased
him To the road AMI pounded him
cruelty with beet hoes.
Evans ~Iy- that the rows for which
hc fixed the lower price were shorter
than usual lie has been branded "a
o. "~cah." however. AMI VIII tnd 10
difficult to get job in amy field in the
county.
The Yale expositor. (Yale, St. Clair County, Mich.) 1894-current, 1903-07-24
coNp.xS::1 NEw 5.


New Yc:s aldermen voted down the
cG5.si.OOO appropriation Tor a new
bridge f-nm Manhattan TO Brooklyn.
Frank Manoley. the young wood
worker eli Baltimore who says he shot
IL wife while dreaming hc was at
lacked hy u burglnr. has been indicted.
Gen. Mites viii take the aO-mile
horseback ride from Fort sill to Fort
Reno territory over which he hunted
AID soldlcrrd FOR years In his younger
das
Gcr. Wood hci arrived lt Manila.
The 2 ve nmcG; will commence the
circulation today ~ the new currency
authorized by the United states con-
grcss at the last session.
Pour persDIV were drowned IN
swimming accidents at resorts In the
vicinity of Philadelphia sunday.
Tweniy-onc persons were rescued by
life guards at Atlantic cry.
The wireless telegraph system has
row been extend 4 To ala Of The Islands
uf the Hawaiian group. Kauai The
iayt Island 90 hr connected, Is oh miles
IN a direct llJc from Oahu.
Tho So 5:I.up appropriation Tor q
was voted down by thu New York nj
drrmen has been again passed 10y tn
| lul,tl ~ estimates and apurupriaiionS.
The Great Western Railway Co, Of
] England. claims % have made 4
| worlds record FOR its train. The train
! ran from London To PiVmou;h. dis
| tlucr of 80 mics. ln 10 - minutes.
| The preparations for the approach.
ing visit nf King Edward 10 Ireland
are completed AMI there Is every indi-
| r1tIou that nu enthusiastic reception
will be- accorded his majesty through
! 1ut his tour
Tie King ar spain has approved the
now ,th.n,; constituted 10y MtrluiN
| Nully,g dc. who Is premier Count S1n
HcrraGD is foreign minister Ih'
speech Of ihr rctiri1g minister. SllNra,
| constitute % categorical DECLARATION ol
"a Sp1ui,A alliance.
Ion y Low. who wac one Ut the
p.\ni IEIih cumWi;tr, chilled into
,.,pf,rrurr with President Roosevelt
r,,,r.lug lnr Sishcucv petition. has
riyap nti a .iyirmru' calling Tor the
continued signing of The petitions
which must hr forwarded a. reach him
within ten days
Ruff, Young. considered 10y the Pc
lice ,s the most accomplished horS'
thief In Ncw England. who WAS cap
turrd near Arlington. VI. after a bat
tie with shrrin's posse. In whicl
Young was shot. died as the result 81
his wounds, Nuuug WAS about 80 year
old More than two-thirds OF his hi'
had been spent ia prison for hors
stealing.
over 1000. OOO acres Of land Ia th'
Greek Indian nation are held undo
illegal leases. according 10 a decision
, of Judge &. w Raymond. who Gle
clarrs thar the parent of an lndlal
has uo right 10 lease the land OF III
minor children. Several hundred sci
tier, are In danger of being dispos
spSScd
Negro riptlng continues Ia New Nor
several blacks attacked and scvercl
heat a ION ui Alderman Harrington
polirr made one arrest hut "n IN
= v,y 4, the station they were assaile
bv ynllrys of bricks thrown from Oh
I. bnusctops When the police disaI
p, n.,r,d crowds ~ white men nttackc
, every negro In slght aud chased thei
> from the streets. several being sever
, 81 beaten
The Yale expositor. (Yale, St. Clair County, Mich.) 1894-current, 1903-07-24
Tn. For-mnn Lost.

Mrs. Sadie Gage was on trial ~
Owosso ON the charge OF stealing some
household goods from Mrs. Fred Gage.
She was acquitted. Some uf the ties.
timony was decidedly OF color After
her acquittal q joker on the jury as
sured Mrs. Gage that whenever %
woman 4. acquitted ~ the charge Of 4
crime she was required to kiss the
Jury foreman. In her gratitude the
woman threw her arms around the
neck of the foreman. Withholding the
kiss. however.
The Yale expositor. (Yale, St. Clair County, Mich.) 1894-current, 1903-07-24
4 Terrible Irlmc.

Hendricks Ton Brhak of Grand Rap.
ids. aged ~ years. shot and fatally
wounded Isis oldest son. AihrTi aged
~. aud tried Co XII his wife saturday
night. The boy j. In -. Mary's hos
pltal with TWO bullet. In his body. Mrs
Ten Braak recently secured divorce
from her husband ou account Of his
alleged incorporate habits ana abusive
conduct and he claimed his wife AMI
Albert sworc falsely against him. y
younger son and daughter went To
live with him. while Albert stayed
with his mother. aud 10 was al the
home Of The latter that the shooting
took place.
The Yale expositor. (Yale, St. Clair County, Mich.) 1894-current, 1903-07-24

Elmrr ~ Dyer. q young farmer Nv
IN. fpur mile from ovid. WAS fatally
injured los hayfork. death occurring
.r midnight Wednesday,. The young
mon were uniudlus hHy with fork
anal pullry when tl. rope h"ram"
.tqurI.d AMI Elmer tried io us it. The
heavy forb dropped during lhr mHnip'
u.atious. striking him near ih" heart.
mhiytlrg % llrs" cash. tn" wounded
lad was assisted Co the house ana care
mi examination failed 20 reveal any
oucuiug into tbD hoarr cavity. How
ever. the l1d hcrumv unconscious. ANA
despite the efforts Co revive hiW. death
came supposedly from tAc terrific
shock ~ the heart
The Yale expositor. (Yale, St. Clair County, Mich.) 1894-current, 1903-07-24
IN. II,. Wire Kuicd Him.

T1rl G.. Hayward. a liucman Tor the
Michigan Bell Telephone Company
working in Battle Creek, was ihstah'I!
killed hy touching liz" wire Wednes-
day. IIo was seated upnn small ear.
rirr about forty feet from the Eround
working az what has always been u
spot. where tw" wires OF
the rlrrtrlr lighting company are at
t,rhcd to tho same pole. His helper.
Frank T. W. Byron. uf buchanan. says
that hc lost his balance ana threw up
hi, right arm to regain DC. when MS
first two uugrrS cam" 100 contact VIII,
the live wire ana 3.2>u volts p'SSr'
through his body lie fcll backward
turning a complete somrrsaulr. then
landing upon his stomach on q lower
cable. where he lny suspended uhti'
the tire department came WIN the
aerial trucks nud he WAS taken down
over i.unb people stood 10y for tWrutN
mnrYtcs and witnessed tnr aWiH
sight.
The Yale expositor. (Yale, St. Clair County, Mich.) 1894-current, 1903-07-24
rhnn.nnd. of srnrror. kIIIrd.


one uf the most curious features of
the violent wind aud rain storm which
visited Ann Arhor was the fact that on
the northeast quarter ~ the court
house lawn there were strcwn great
quantities 81 spnrrows. killed by th"
wind and rain. Jauitor Davenport
gathered up three bushels Of dead
birds aud found that there were jol
to Tie bushel This makes a total 81
800 sparrows Killed In this small
spncc. The birds have been In the
habit of "swnrming" during the nights
In the trees Of the court house square.
The United states steamer hantic,
with the naval reserves. arrived OF
Nacklnac Saturday morning, with All
on hoard we'll The weather has been
perfect and the cruise has been thor
cughiy enjoyed by every one.
N l. the statement Of reliable an'
thorlty that the production OF butter
by Michigan dairlrs. which amounts
Ia about GO.OOOOO pounds year. vii
De seriously affected 10y the decision
of the supreme court. which VIII per
init manufacturers 81 oicomargarin,
% make its color yellow, 10 rcsembl,
butter. 10y the use Of ingredient color
mg matter.
The Yale expositor. (Yale, St. Clair County, Mich.) 1894-current, 1903-07-24

and chceriulncss soon
disappear when the kid
neys are out Of order
or diseased.
Kidney trouble has
become so prevalent
thatltis not uncommon
for a child 70 be born
afflicted with weak kid
neys. 1.-THE child urin-
ates too often. II the
The Yale expositor. (Yale, St. Clair County, Mich.) 1894-current, 1903-07-24
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